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SURE GAVE US HOW 'TO A MESS 01 ~v "W1%"t_VV%..r%r- P _ ____ • X-,.,M,?; J/ ,I -. - C: ~c - I - . ~. brain can be affected by a host of contributing factors. If an elderly Dent,on haq dinease N I .— . n. I -J 0 ? ___~_t~=_-__- D.L EW GUNi EI U0 T It 17U ~ 1 I . I "V- __ "-Y I 1 South - - * w. r 0 (O L I II ( 11-11a __ - ibn 11`1,' I D 0 Is 11111% 11 r() :~ - L__ _J EIVI ARCHIE JUC-HEAOf USHOD - V w r's YOJ Wt! HAVE BEEN HERE AT -j' "I I U . FQ~ BEING LATE NED 2 . NINE 0 0__111 0 4. GUESS I OVER- I r-1.1 bj Bob Montana ( .. -J p I ', , Vt 'IN A, _____ z , 'A, i II ____ V r - - (ç ,M% ______________ _______ - •J •! \ I I' /4 . f . I .., ' ,, I I I and Induce a stroke everyone has someone 14 / i I - I by Bob Thcves I' - - - ___ - I . 1- _- ._ ::=-------~~_ ~_ — ~_ - (=In ___ MOD 11 POP A 5EC oND OPiNION, M - I. 1-1 • PROS Alifty C get mort informa Diabetes The S.veet Sickness Cerebral Thrombosis, with a long stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, l'O Box About two-thirds of patients who develop a stroke have 0 0 --iiiiii - . _Z~~ ! " an acetone breath. acetone breath conf: I-IZARP? u Ii./ 0 I III RIP1'AI POC MR Ml UVAL ) NEY U KIN ThINKO'1l-4E ,P - -L_ Herald for the story. 4 V 6ie!4t. &C4Y W'QTAEStY' - 17'i T4 POy7/71 IMe cream of the crop In Seminole County high school football circles will be hono.ed Sunday, when the Evening Herald sports department presents Its All-County football I Christmas: A Time Of Tradition Christmas Is a time of tradition; a time for rememtwrIng. Authoreis Elvira Garner Is honored each Christmas season -Ahen the nativity seenes she made for omes in stor y, PICILU-S Fair I-C, Wullitil's Sceflull. ' . ' l\I)F\ 645' &ttY/ - - M_`i""_ k ' I — I - .7W . '- - - - a- — FIRE DESTROYS HOME, TWO HURT - - wu tr , _ - -ronce To Stay son the circui t Court Clerk's office 1bursday were sign ed by Circu it Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. with Rulings filed with herd at the cameramen Into the JUDGE McGREIGOR hallway outside the circuit Seek gWde must court chambe rs and offices Wooley said the pushing - 4e report, McGregor, who ITIL _.. CL... I.J U ...- n - lilevy %plow ; I - - - - 't courthouse and explained that . - I - - _. : -T___- __- _____-1 .! - - - -, , -1 -.-- I --- - interfeing with the conduct of involved in the grand jury can, "the courthouse Is neutral court proceeding. -_ I q - - - . ; said . by Bill Vincent Jr.) r% _ McGregor approached Persons said ta tha As newsmen crowded into the newsmen and asked they hopes the television station can judges' our office Thursday, remove their cameras to the b e represented at the January to cover a five-hour closed door exterior of the courthouse. meeting of circuit judges. Fireman George C. Markos, __ of the - "Sanford Fire Department, hearing concerning four sealed McGregor said he has the battles a blue that Injured two children and destroyed a home at and jury indictments and a authority to the news what happened," Persons said, IM Uncoln Court early today. See story, Page 2A.(Hernid Photo sealed interim grand jury cameras to stayorder out of the denying that the newsmen were Mwl~~___ _J~V~ 'W-9 .. r- . tact between the press, the walked from a courtroom to his incident was "completely courts and th e person obliged office "unexpected" and said he was 10 at' court ' McG regr See1c , the cameras ~Zm -____ - - Wooley and pushed the camera to ooley's face and then toward the floor. McGregor shouted, "I need a bailiff," and three bailiffs and a plainsclothes deputy sheriff — be established far future con- - -_ __ _ - Courthouse Titusville. "I f eel that guidelines - - ______ • WFTV cameraman Lamar WZE- , - , The judges meeting is breard Count) a th+ 10 1 newsmen about picture tsng Jue McG regor, s voi ce - A%Fw , l -%~ ANXmix . - not trembling, put h1s; hand on Ulle of a camera carried by relationship of the courts and the pr ess at the next judges meeting," McGregor said E;Qm - eon that persons hadn't protested ,- with the operation of the court." ' - - - _-, :-.-__[:~___--1 When WT, Channel sine, U* &A--I- n..Lit-if __e-~--?~-;~~_N .!!!F"l I _ __-_ ;_~-! - in or Says ndictments By ED PR1O Thursday denying they were ~ Slate Rep. Robert Hattaway, County Attorney Herald Staff Writer Thomas ~ concurrence by Circuit Judges returned four indictments and Hosernann Jr co-conspirator. But, circuit —.111111111111111" peared before the grand jury, - ~ - . wiyfL __ - I; - — — - ~__4 _-__P_Ia~ -__ I_Ik_~ __~ -W&'- # -- - __ . . _1,~_f - -- -_ J - ~_ 1F__ !T- _-~p_.__~__._ - ~ K~6 - - -1~.'2~. ~__-x -~ ~~__ 7___~ ----------- " i - 1~ __,_31 - - - z. • 11, - _________ _i;_ _ . :fL.ti~-ffti-,-,r~---:--!-.ef.--~~lI _____ court judges ordered in dictments sealed And, the ______ "' - Supreme Court today 4~ ;_ Sanford, were sent to prison in turned down an appeal from the June after pleading guilty to state attorne> to order the felomes in conncLon with a judges to release names of police burglary ring those indicted ________ I' years in prison plus live years purchase of a $517,WO clay pit near Markham Woods Road. Binford says he lost $12,5M I. ; 'M ;~ 100PT 0-- _'W I 1111, __ I - . __ - '. . ~;~~W74 -1i -_.___ _--.-- Sanford that ffieir chents shoWd I,estar INIandell, president of be released from prison on Greater Construction Co., Casselberry. probation. Meanwhile, two county uua usj.iau,s Calendar M aonword comm1oners — 5-A Hospital ............9-B I. sTll! H of the I •• r 10 . - Yff I Mg .. . _:___-___~~ _~z=_:~-~-, • 1; F / I 1 I . ~6-Ill — 41110 - -_ ~ -_ -_____ . , *!,;:.I-- '---, ........ 12~&._. A, .A- .- ~ NA originally filed appeals on the %est i " 1i ~___ ,- __ - ~_ , V~r :,,,~ i~!-i ~ g -,~_ -- --* -, _~!% -7 _~ __ ~ ~ i~ --I I . _T~ - ,. Ir 0-1 4 vyr.,; A4 - Palm Beach - - NJ -.I ja .* ,q • r . Bennett and Hamlin DlstrictCourtof Appeals, - . t 1t11 iII 5-A Obituaries 5-A SpofU r ............1-2-3-B 04 I John Kim. Ilasematin heard 'testimony brough and Richard Willia from 17 witnesses at the lengthy - issued a joint staterne fh earing, ear incl uding dfe, orcement officers ________________ policemen. I t iiu _____ 5-. J. . i I __ _7 __ - : .,'- - - - = I .a/ z: . - !~ - - ---- - ____ . ___ .- - : - - - - ___: • , 4' , — -_- v ________ I , -MM" I A. _1 L - _U .. r_ ~ ',.#~_-~-~~_-_ - d - subjects of the grand jury a cousin of County Com- Freeman both replied "no Kwiatkowski, Freeman and mm oday when asked CorruTtissioner Hattaway did Tom Binford, a principal who VihIen Jr. joined Kimbrough decUned to comment today on about the probe and if they were not. testified in the grand jury probe and Wifliwm in their denial. the grand Jury report. Asked if named In the indictments. Asked if he was granted I Ile ged wrongdoing in county . All three cornmLssioners say hi was named in the report as 0" Commissioner Harry immunity from Prowcution in government, said today he is in they have received no notice an indicted co-conspirator Kwiatkowski has answered all return for his testimony before favor of judges releasing the from the jury or from the judge Hattaway sal d, "You know I querie s with a "no coffurient" Jurors, Rep. Hattaway said, A names of persons indicted that the) kt been tither t ca n't say anything. I haven't also Kwiaowski could not be used my constitutiona l ni "I" think the indictments dicted or named as an unin. been ser%vd any papers." reached today. shoWd have been made public dicted conspira10r. Commissioner Hattaway and Though Rep. Hatlaway a before a grand jury. the day they were issued by the ),ran jury," . Wt week the jury reportedly .. - . I - _i o S " Brock and GeraH Rew1I utberg backed off and voted not to argued i Oct 30 hearing t purchase the site owned by I WJiftitT 4VCtOJF7i A ~_- _____ - . ~ will" : - of news reporters and cameramen "were thteerIng ____ - - .' i- team in full color "I'm not authorized to take COMPlaint;Sirl This route IS a divi. of Susy's S'"er Sefv'ce Mich Is a subsidiary to Mir.key's CC& ____________ - • .___-_--__!----_'' w - ----"- ;- .- I -_"I~ ... __ ! I I salesman Laurel Realty, was the seven years in prison plus eit salesman who negotiated the years probation; Ilamlin to live All-Count Team Corn in t) 11= _. lrnolving McGregor and a television cameran in the courthoeoffi ces of the t . -=_-_______.~ ____ ______ - -I here under subpoenae and judges, McGregor said a group - Seek have the right . , local c ______________ __"__0___ - Z I territory. ['topic have to - media conduct and coverage of proceedings. _____ -_ ____________________ ____ - Be nnett was sentenced to forBinford, a former / _____ - ___________ Raymond Bennett, 30, and Hiram Hamlin, 22, both of traditional marriage ceremony. See Sunday's Ewalng I : i I' • .%4ZV 1 I . - You've heard of quickie marriages? Well, It is now 1f.ffKE1LY774T IdMIKjfl 01 . poulWe in Florida, all things operating ideally, for a person to get a divorce qWckrr than he can have a __ .I Cl Divorce Quicker Than Ever V~ o z 0,,., 11 17 71 i TA IT 140 4 i j lI. -j ' MANO(JR I Continued On Page 3-A) i ten a disaster with a critically ill paUent ending up in jail in less than OPtimill circumstances when he should be getting emergency treatment in a by T K Ryan I be proved. day _____ Seminole Breard Crcutt Court Judge Robert B McGregor says he will seek - uidelines governing news Both councibnen said they Dorfman told fellow had not intended to %lolate the Democrats that Seminole law which requires that all i • County voters have been governmental meetingi 0 0 e ng e ecte officials where elections for the state at - decisions are made or A three-judge Circuit Court Wney's campaign victories. discussion leading to ultimate panp.1 has denied motions by In 19U and again In 1972, decisions Is 'teld must be open two former Sanford pohicemen Dorfman noted Herring did not to Me public. for reductions of prison sencarry Brevard County, but did The opinion was sought by take Semtho1 by a sulanUal Freeman, who was then city tences meted in connection with burglary margin to become and be re- attorney of Winter Springs. I f'L _- --- I I Medi*a Gu'iodelines and Booth were _________________________________________________ _______ to intent to violate the law had to both counties. '' Lemonade StandSl" 60NNA HAVE Swof ford's un ________ 'k A aol' Ir person is confused, which is often the case, the combina tion may lead an unsuspecting law enforcement officer to think heisdnk The result is . TUMBLE WEEDS • IkIfIII) i...svmrmv . fr' 'C] I ( lilt either didbetes or h.gh blood hospital pressure. The control of both conditiuns would ge a long 1 Hunter elected chief prosecutor for - ----.. - I Ill which explains how acidosis results in formation of ketones and gives th e patient . o itit the meeting discuss mayoral committee getting Irformation about each year in the United States from strokes Those who want more Information on strokes send in 50 cents for Me flea I th mber , Strokes: rarVascu lr5 ,. s) ki same procedure mentioned for request ed successful re-election effort In Jill I diabetes works by using the strokes but ask for The 1551, Radio City Station, New York. NY 10019. F!,~ :gq_ • Port co-conspirator by Lawrence A —_ - • .:: ____ the Seminole County Grand cleared on the basis of an Jury wrly two years agu opinion from Florida Attorney -Mayor General Robert Shevin that by Dick Tumor to I Dorfman was named an appointments. w1ndIcated c,,' JAC05 r' MODERN, send $1 to- **Win ranking suit We feel that this at Br. d go C /0 this disadvantage overbalances its newspaper, p o Box 489, 0) Radio City Station. Now York. I relative who has hd one and how to preven t them can ERNEST 11 brain almost t. '111~, FRANK AN thearteries, can lower the cir in the family or a near 0 I - Shock from any cause or a sudden drop in blood pressure, if there is already disease In Cuumid 1973, the two city councilmen Authority Rod Cable. It gets You Into lots of trouble mistake. /C^,_ .- ----when you want to mak,_ a., .W foy CARNIVAL 1 Ctiy lotal cleared the to counrien County - 0 ! - 0 - -- , Page A) (Contthued McGregor member of the Winter Springs Democratic party, Troy Piland, At the time McClain said, just and former chairman and after his election in December Seminole amounts of sng acids which may progress to coma with unconsciousness and 4wk. During coma the shock-like reaction may lower the blood pressure enough to Induce a stroke it a person al. eady has disease in the arteries to the Strokes are so common that Th16 TI E? - n a rthritis, e combination can mally. and the end result is the formation of excessive e I, 'AM- :ierimiig tivities, would work with Brerd County Democrats to current member of the has the serious weakness that mad at you if you have made a is badly out of balance. The amount AT HOA~E Too ? The answer to that one is to 3 strong two bid. The con- bid. The only penalty is that vention Is Interesting, but t )O partner really get Diabetic coma is simply a coma that results whpn tho 0 .. ~, used as the negative response called diabetic coma. ance know the penalty for passing e) your partner's forcing bid, ~,~_ix __;_V - -,-411iiiiiiiiim1 --A _ _N mq~m~ -- -C_- -_ .MC , .-. -" _. . ~ ~ ~ in a Brevard County :. --- ____. _"__._, i, K - tilgimn DeCc;:tic chairman of the which the next ranking suit is that there is nothing in the not maruled properly a person can develop a co to the brain and then has culation to the brain a critical WHAT? VU MEANU usually develops slowly into adult onset diabetes. If it I t' '.- . . ___ Wings Mayor and forrner and CouncUm,an Irwin Hunter, An Ah\kjn nader intc to Vesterday's article discussed the Herbert convention in VrIu! Thursday ___ Winter Spring. City Coun alleged meeting, in the flooth ciln Jo Booth, Wueter home, among-,cOth, gooth 11i patient from birth diabetes em ca pa BywaId&JamesJa caby ~ published report - - _* , * _ _. - motions wspaper saying that Cowart said the names of those Meted will be made public Monday during open court proceedings. -_ .~ 0 .ttuii ment on a ! I ~ - . _____ of portions concerning the unLid;ctcA persons. The tsw gives peons concerned 15 days in which to file motions for expungement. If such are filed , aceong to the law, the grand jury report must also remain sealed until th e local court's ru!!ng on the motions can be ruled Gfl by th district cour t of appeals. Grand Jury Foreman Gary Han attended a Iive-hour closed door hearing concerning the gra nd jury return before Chief Circuit Judge Virgil B. Conkling Thursday afternoon. Judge Cowart Jr. wasn't available at press time for com. eliminate any deficiencies that judge Cowart may have found in the original indictments ." He was subsequently cleared were former Altamonte of both charges Herring's Springs City Councilman Dan of fice, early In 1974, after Dorfman. co-chairman of the receiving a tape recording from select committee, former then-mayor Roy McClain of an passes and u makes three 3 Asisistant State Atty. General Raymond L Markey Jr. said since the six-judge Supreme Court panel didn't render a written When Cowart ordered the indictments sealed lie cited a state law allowing persons named in a grand jury report, but not uIii*d, t ime to ask the court to pr or expunge the report Th e Supreme Court ruing immedia te ly gave rise to local speculation that the .Seminole County Grand Jury may go back into session Monday or early next week concerning the report ed I co unty government probe and in'iictjnents, d derring "can always seek new indictments 10 --= - - _7 -__~ II ~~_ ___ . P - I . ... goes next." who e ti tion S Ile also said Herring "may aL% file direct informtions" charging personi who were named in the origina l thdIents, "I'm confused," Markey said, "because this dQc't foU normal rules applicable. I don't know -I'm =1 of guessing precedence in tfiv st.ate. know what his next move will be. ficeholders in addition to Pratt Opening lead Although the basis for diabetes is probably with a that closes part of the arteries induce a stroke. If a person develops a severe aneni and already has a limited circulation to the brain that may cause a stroike. 6 1 PE3 r 1 8 ? Pau Pau Pus way toward eliminating the C U) I k _. ~_ 2 N1 our culture stroke is caused by inadequate f - this subject would be greatly ~ 4 I 1 If I — MEEM1 ' on a really hopeless hand. Today 's North hand IS a good example It really can't produce a part of a trick. Ile -1 '11 '6 a simple rebid of the first suit LamU stroke? Is there such a thing I __ nroyjded that you undersnd t only applies when there is a 10 Nom vulnera ble Herring, contacted at 165 TItL1S%'fl1V. OffiCe, If1(l1(1;i1t4l he doesn't Democratic Executhe Corn- attorney's office Booth was accused in 1973 Named to the committee to and again in 1974 of 'Sunshine investigate the Republican Law" iothiiens when he was a We recommend the Lightner varia tion 0 the weekend," for enies Herrin g mediately kno. 'It means, in th e minds or the Supreme Court," Markey "that Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart's act.ions to this point swd, haven't been such as to invoke the extraordinary power to stop turn." On Dec. 3 Cowart rived the Seminole Grand Jury in te rim report and four indictmen ts and immediately ordered them sealed. It is believed that the sealing of indictments WAtJI4IUt State Atty. Abbott Hethg's appeal seeking to have four sealed &no1e Grand Jury Indictments made public. State Atty. General Robert Shesn's office said the high court's ruling, without a written opion, puts the Indictments "in limbo at least 1 D opinion on its ruling that the be3is for the ruling wasn't im. cOmmittm, at a Thursday night the most Important area post in meeting of the Seminole County the a real an w 4 h 9742 SOUTH ID) AAKQ V A 102 Dr. two; simply rebid to three of your own suit. partner may pass V Q 8 7 3 #K6 fly BOB LLOYD Herold Staff Writer next year "Itist1me westooduptoJs Uttle guy," said Tom Pratt, unseat the state attorney in the South Semle businessman, 1976 elections named of the select The former counctiman said your partner makes a negative response, and you EAST WFST I Lamb M D DEAR DR. LAMB - Can WE'VE BEEN MAJZRIED 34 YEARS - IDEA La wrence that when you open £J$6 9 - ctcd b Tiiouore Li g htner variation provides #97532 urt 01 C oppose State Attorney Abbott corrunittee, In addition to In. Li ghtner in 29 or 34 The v 9654 ___________ hi A - II 2 nk Diabetes, Stroke I _______ p NORTH 'NO, SRE' SEA WITC BRIDGE ample of a modification first SEASICKESS' I \\ h I - at \t H IONGWOOD A select Count) Attorney TOW commItteeoffiveDemats_ Freeman, a Democrat, three of whom have been under Herring's campaign manager fire from the state attorney's In the 1968 election office — has been organized to Dorfman said the select - ARD I . - 0 t.t# CaY IFEELS T' SE A -- __ ~ _! ; 0 Democrat Panel Plans Strateg Against Herring : of other& Though they appear v very impressive, take them close to your own. Shun . I materialistic schemers. 50 51 152 1 - 59 I - 37 — -- — 4 -~ 0 tB Uuckandfstthlscomisgyear. __ 54 ____ BUGS BUNNY - 46 47 - .I I , I/T, -- 4 _____ _- _E 6 ' I ; YOUR BIRTHDAY n-c- 1. 1, IV5 ~ , __ .. nothing. ' — ~ is- pend too much of yourself you'll deplete your reserves and gain Look beyond your nose today. Your outlook is too restricted. What looks votil tiow nl.:i v ,.-,;,. 37 -- indictments To Remain Sealed , 30 31 , - , ______________ — — — 36 ONJUST! —— —— — _________ — — — LET ThE EN$L/SH DEPARTMENT MAKE UP,) is - iT — — — — — N (...LEr _____ 30 — — b LarryLwis ON OUR COACH, OUT IN THE FUTURE... — r -- - Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents span CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ~ ' 19) You're in a good Position to , your way today, but do it by Uplift them.Don t stnk to their pra ising,rather than b ' demeaning. Don't came future A 1-July 22) CANCER I )) , resentment. you Your luck will carry ) AQUARIUS(Jan Feb 19) far today. Being considerate will earn gratitude or oua help out w here Dame Fortune Ungs that may actually ei Take proposi tions for what faits. LO (July 23-Au g . 22) they're worth. PISCES tick March j Opportu nity is all Avoid letting money burn a hole. tA,y, although your attitude ill your im-ket todiy. if you siii ~ 1 u1dU) 1 . have a little extra, put it aside Bri ghten up. Expect for a real rainy day. Donl~,) ,' VIRGO (Aug. 9.3-Sept. .) waste It on a drizzle. note (p1) T r F iT — — — — —— __________ I APPRECIATE YOU R HEL P iT . r ' been who 68th Year, No. 97-Friday, December 12, 1975 20) diminishes. dye L unappreciative in the 46 Disable A (May 21-June 20) GEMINI 47 Proposition 48 Ireland positive, outgoing attitude will 50 Aleutian island serve you wefl to bring friends 51 French city out of their doldrums today. 52 Guido's high r 9 .,.' ) :='9 (Apri (Oct. 24Nov. accQflipli!h R!t Later in tF. pursue it. 9O;.b) princes PLAY. protuberance ,--_i- 221 You're very diligent. If you h projects earl u '11 your Don't let assoctates thinking for you I YOU something have an 3OOrdbI? 6 Fighting forces 27 Greak H01 4". WKE MiEW qDU KT DfUJ I (Latin) 8 Genus of SCORPIO March 21-April 19) i i - foodstuff wof k e(s mountain 29 At one time 32 Dormant 34 Pawnbroker I Pulpy fruit Dinner course 2 Pieces out Oflenlal 3 Brazilian by Art Sensom ___ . Thesis Fancies Droary SaHle lab) Brazilian \. THE BORN LOSER (*RD )FF 57 Therefore cjj L 1~1-LitJ UL Sp4aWaian 17 At this time jJ kcf lJ [ _ 15 :9, : For Friday, December 12, 1975 19 H '') 9 Ford A' ':' 0 r \ r M 5 -- potatoes 42 Pedal digit ~" tk ii- v- 1 ic- c \\a\\' . �- -. 2A-.--.Evenlng :a Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Dec. II, 197S - IN BRIEF home was destzued by (in, and two children were burned early today, according to U. Richard Evans of the Sanford Fire Department. Evans said two little girls, A - __ i -.,-_-- - - -- - _J '- - r•._'-Tr - . - - - - - - - - '. .. "--.-- - -.-- i -- Friday, Dec. 12,1975--]A burns, were taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital. One of the girls, approximately nine months old, is Irma Jackson, Evans said, but the name of the other girl, and conditions of both, were not Immediately available, Evans said the home, the rder.ceof Roy Wllliaxr, 1202 Uncoln Court, suffered "ex tensive damage" from the Immediately after the incident, blaze. No other injuries were reporEvans said a girl "was ted. supposed to have been babysitting" at the time of the House Damaged fire, but the house apparently was unoccupied except for Another fire damaged the children. home of a Sanford physician The cause of the fire, which Thursday, according to reports was reported thortly after 9 at the Sanford Police Departa.m., was undetermined ment. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Police said the home of Dr. kerosene can was confiscated authorities her purse, contairn1t$l32in food stamps, was Thomas Largcn, 4100 OrIano at the scene. taken from a booth at Faust's Dr., suffered an undetermlid tt407E'1tSt. Mrs. amount of da!r.ige frcrn the Burglary Probed said she and a friend Frison deliberately-set blaze, and Another Incident being in. visited the snack bar at the nearby houses escaped damage vestigated by the Sanford drug store, and when they left, only because of the "prompt Police Department Is a Mrs Friscm forgot to take her response" of 1tie burglary at the Texaco Station at 2018 McCracken Rd J. C. A 41.vpnr.ntil resident cf the Sanford Davis told police the station Detozlitcation Unit and a was broken Into Wednesday former mental patient, is under night or Thursday morning. the care of another doctor The burglars reportedly took pendi ng further investigation, six gallons of anti-freeze, 24 oil filttrs, and one box of soap according to the reports. powder, together with $74. Police said three witnesses reported a man wearing tan Stamps Taken pants and a dark plaid shirt sprinkled kerosene at the Also in Sanford, Ruthu residence, then net the fire. A FrIs"n, Rt. 2, Box 229. told 7 The Discount Department Store Two Dead, Three Injured After Shooting Spree LAKELAND (API Two people are dead and three others injured in a two-county shooting spree that Police say could have been triggered by teasing. George Forte, 47, (aces a preliminary hearing today in Polk County Court on a charge of first-degree murder and two counts of assault to commit murder In an incident Thursday at the Teneroc Phosphate Mine, Meanwhile in Hillsborough County, Plant City police said charges were pending against Forte in the shooting death of his girlfriend, Eunice McClendon, 47, and the beating of his wife, Eddie Lee. - 'I * 14k 14k Kennedy, McGovern Out TAlLAHASSEE (All) Sens. Eoxard Kennedy and George McGovern say they "very definitely" will not be candidates In Florida's presidential primary, says Secretary of State Bruce Smathers. Sina t hers comziwn ted in Washington Thursday following meetings with Kennedy, DMass.; McGovern, I)SD.; Sen. Hubert Humphrey, [)-Minn.; and Rep. Morris Udall, t)-Ariz., on their primary plans. He hoped to meet today with Sargent Sliriver, former ice presidential candidate and Peace Corps director, and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, 1)-Texas, on their Florida primary plans. Shriver and Bentsen are announced presidential candidates and will be listed on the Florida ballot unless they file affidavits of non-candidacy. - Ford, Conarest Battle 2 WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford and Congress are girding for a veto battle that will determine whether Americans find their income taxes Increased by about 8 per cent on the first day of 194 A bipartisan group of cnators met with the President Late Thursday to discuss differences on legislation to extend last year's tax cuts into the new year, but the ssslon ended In a deadlock. Sen. Russell Long, DLa., told reporters after the meeting with Ford, "We were unable to agree on anything." Ford told the lawmakers he will veto the tax cut measure if it is seiit to him without an attached spending ceiling of $395 billion for the next fiscal year. - Judge Appointments Studied TALLAHASSEE (AP) History shows that the best way to become a judge in Florida Is to be a crony of the governor or have a last name that starts with one of the early letters of the alphabet, says Rep. William Nelson. And, said the Melbourne Democrat In announcing a judicial reform plan Thursday, a study of judicial selection In the state (urhter reveals that once Judges take office, they usually have a Job for as long as they want It. "In most cases, especially an the appellate level, we appoint our Judges. And In most cases, once 'a judge ascends to the bench, the job is his for life if he wants it," Nelson said. - Governor Gets Carter Report TRENTON, N.J. (AP) A state assemblyman who studied the Rubin "Hurricane" Carter case says "there's a lot more going on than people think." Assemblyman Eldridge Hawkins, 1)-Essex, reportedly uncovered a previously unknown witness to a triple slaying in Paterson, N.J., for which Carter, a former ranking middlwetght boxing contender, and John Artis were given life sentences. Hawkins turned his report over to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne Wednesday night, but the New Jersey governor refused Thursday to disclose the conteris of the report or indicate what influence it will have on his decision. - Save 1 to 2 Monopoly Parcheesi JACKSONVILLE (AP) A former Jail guard charged with using bomb threats to commit two bank robberies in one day is being held on $40,000 bond and Is being questioned about three other bank holdups, the FBI said today. lie was identified as Joe Herschel Morgan, 31, an official of Our World of Jacksonville Inc., which uses selfimprovement material from Glenn Turner's now-defunct Dare To Be Great promotion. Tutner, saying he was a consultant to the new firm, spoke here at a recent Our World of Jacksonville sales meeting. Postal Loss Underestimated WASHINGTON (A?) The financially ailing Postal Service says it lost $161 million more during the last fiscal year than the record deficit officials had earlier an. ticipated. The Postal Service severely underesthuated workers compensation payments to employes injured d,-ing the fiscal year, a spokeswoman said Thursday. The service only recently learned of the higher workers compensation costs from the Labor IXpartment, making the Postal Service deficit $989 million for the last fiscal year instead of the previous estimate of $828 million, she said. 51 - $ Sorry . - There are literally hundreds of little childrAn in .S ,inI County who must fend for themselves while their parents try to eke out a living on low-paying jobs. Many of these youngsters are left alone all day, either locked up in rooms or worse yet, left to roam about streets and alleys while their mothers are away at work. Offshore Drilling Approved tAIL ,4 C .,CU, I. s yynat C2r We - . ' ' ' fJ'uvlue d piuee WI Save 83 centers is more than most low annual incomes can cover. (Continued From Page lA) Webm) 17 ,/\ Why, suffer little children? Lot's prove that Seminole County can handle its own serious problem, . ' \ -, /' I Flagship U.S. Bank Highway 17-92 and French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 ,q Make checks payable to: Give to support 4C. Seminole County I The 4C Children's Fund call hand brakes. 26" animals. Assorted frames sixes. and Metal Furniture Ladies' Double 1Y3 of f Reg. 8.99 Another great gifti Handsome twosomes. Acrylic solid color vests to pair with polyester print shirts. Super star colors. Sizes S-M-L 498 Save Up To Bed Pillows Knit Polyester Your Choice Slacks 499 I 3 49 activities, sala he will try to change the system whereby one A Seminole County grand man can 1.ad and direct 18 men jury In late Spring this year at and women with no resource the reQuest of the Seminole available to those n'ru'tM County Commission, In. The legislator added that vestigated the operations of the he was not discussing the S'ive 4.99 county's insurance advisory conduct of the grand jury Itself, committee of which Cable was but rather Herring's conduct Men's Leisure a member. withthe grand jury. Suits No indictments were returned "I wouldn't kow-tow to them by the Jury, which recoin- (the state attorney's office)," mended in Its report that the Hattaway said. The legislator county review the status of the continued that he Is proud to committee and "if that corn- have County Commissioners Reg. mittee is to be maintained they Mike Hattaway and Harry Choose from a selection (the county) should consider Kwiatkowski as friends of d o u b I e. k n It reorganizing such coimnittee so describing both as good corn polyesters, denims, or as to Include members who are missloners elected by the chambrays. Shirt ac, not directly Involved with the people. He urged Democrats to safari, or short lack.t * ..1. models. Fine tailoring sale of Insurance." Support both In a beautiful array of Before the county cornTbemotjontcnamethe seiect Florida colors. Sixes 5e mission reque3ted the probe, committee received no op. M.L.XL. Herring told Freeman to position from the floor and "straighten out" what ap. passed unanimously. pear-ed to be "conflicts of inBoth Ilattaways, Freenuin Save 3.22 ' terest"on the committee orbe and Kwiatkowski, and their (Herring) would take the wi ves, all members of Ladies' Arnell matter to the grand Jury, committee, were present. ' Cable was awarded part of Piland and Mrs. Piland, who Fleecy Robes , in. county's insurance had moved out oi precinct l to buliss. a new home, were reassigned Piland brought the Herring berths on the committee. issue to the floor at the meeting, Piland was named a cmUI ging that the Democrats mitteeman at large while Mrs. "take a strong look at Herring's PPand was named to a vacancy Req. 1..99 office." In the precinct 24 cornLong, soft, and cuddley State Rep. Robert Hattaway, mitteewomnan slot. Booth and fcy robes. 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Super Special Men's Denim Plans Strategy Against Herring day care for the children of low-income families. cost of care in Professionally administered day care become overwhelmed with frustration and deRponJency th3t come from being wholly dependent on welfare types of Income. - in Seminole County. We need to raise $50,000 in Seminole County in a very short time, and these fuhds will be matched on a 7 to 1 basis by State and Federal governments. This money wiil be used to provide professional supervision, and the type of loving care and guidance their parents would like to provide - but can't afford, The The alternative is no better. When capable wage earners must stay home all day as baby sitters, they - The Community Coordinated Child Care (4C) Program wants to help provide professional care for these children it is. Many suffer from lack of proper food, proper Also atteodirg were Herring, his assistant Norman Tharpe, and private attorneys Bill Fuller, Newman Brock, Gerald Rutberg, J. Cbe:y Mason and Franklin T. Walden. Bndz, Rutberg, Mason and Walden on Thursday sought to intervene in Herring's appeal to the State Supreme Court eHng an order to have the grand jury Indictments made ublir: ilnd to ive Wr5am indictLd arreted. Today when notified that t'e high court had denied Herring's appeal, Brock said there is now "nothing In which to Inter vene. "This means Herring's attempt to mandate Cincuit Judge Cowart was denied," Brock said. "Once again Herring is - How? It's true that in the Biblical uso, the word "suffer" meant to allow. But today in Seminole County, for hundreds of little pre-school children, the word "suffer" tells it like Herring Motion Denied By Court AS these children during the daytime by helping defray some of the cost of day care centers. tSulIèr lie childi" LOS ANGELES (AP) -1 sale of leasing rights on abou t 7O offshore oUdrtuj clea red the way for new coastal wells, but envinonmenlaljats say they're undaunted in their resolve to fight further leases. Though they failed to block the Iikrior Department's aucton of drilling rights on virgin offshore oil land, the opponents cf the program may have had some hand in the Lwer-than.expected bidding. ') Framed Picture Assortment $59 3 Select several Audit Critical Of Agency Sa ve 2 $ - NEWARK, N.J. (AP) Federal investigators are readying equipment iu dig up a Jersey Qty refuse dump in a search for the body of an underworld figure and, sources say, the body of former Feamatera boss James R. Hnffia Officials refused to say, however, when the excavation would begin at the 60-acre site known as Moscato's Dump, a Landfill that has not been used for years. Sources said the informant who supplied the information was a convicted member of organized crime who may be trying to trade Information about Holfa In return for leniency In an unrelated case. Special Bike Games for the o ntire family to en Joy. Reg. 4.44 to 5.44 TALLAHASSEE tAPt Auditor General Ernest Ellison says General Services Director Jack Kane should iave known a building his agency bought for $242,000 had en sold for $150,000 only two weeks earlier. 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So there you have It students $$ For Terrorism Th Ic-st epartment tlas rxe1ed that about 75 per cent 4 thc money used by Irish militants to pwehase arms, ammunition and explosives &at from ces in the United According to the Pentagon report, the most active fundratn terrorist organization In the United States is the Irish Northern Aid Committee with headquarters in the Bronx, New York. Those wtr give contritaitions for Irish aid skId be site the money is r being used to taiy explaes siith as the cache (kscoveruI in Southampton, England, soon after the line Qiai Elizabeth 2 arrived from An. There have been 14 terrorist bombings in London in the last thrae months. These are ugly doings, and even worse is the siolee in Northern ireland itself. No thoughtful American n condone this business, much less encourage it. Amnesty In Spain King Juan Carkis I has taken the fwi tentative step toward rezorxilaUon In Spain. - He has granted a general amnesty for politMml prIsoners to celeheate his ascenon to the throne after the death of Gen. Francisco Franco. &ime prisoners will be freed inuneatety. Others will have .V- VJt . .. 'I; - ~Aj ..iI. - At ' AN -- . their terms reduced. None will be executed for crimes cornnutted before Canoe was in. Grin2Ii must be the keyixite if reforms r going to be accepted 'ithou.t provoking a viot reaction. The monarch has begin, 4iat must be along joIwne7 in the direction of greater n arid sdl.goverisnea W& ! --., . a.L k)7 r r/)'f W "-4.: '. "! •y •''.- _3 ; _,t .... ',?-C.-, - --. "• ,.. !*417 #r4:v t~.-, :.: -. -. ._4!_I•. RAY CROMLEY i' ;',. • . 4)., - DON OAKLEY Repor -71 V ' - 5' _, - Ar e . - ~.. F' %..!c'-. ' J*— . Lonf using '-. The I ::: St ....t .4 ftf$- - . ':• : ... - .c.-. ~.:. , 4i4 . , . - %. - 7 The demonstration was not held as scheduled outside Madrid's Carabanhel Prison, but 150 persons were reported arrested In the area. , WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States nearly $u mtllion in aiding two antiSoviet factions in the Angolan civil war, The Washingto n Poet said in Friday's $ t I NJ i ps in his years as leader of a mimrity party in the House of Representatives. ts' In a story that quoted unldetjf led informed sources, the nehdpaper said the bulk of th e U.S.-supplied military equipment has been sent to the former Portugese African - - : colony in the last six mwt.la and that most of it is being funneled through neighboring Zaire. Recipients of the reported aid are th e National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNIT,\) kind the National Front for thr Uberation of Angola (FNl), which are battling the Soviet-backed Popular tovernent for the liberation of Angola (MPLA). , Assassin, .. . Moslems Besiege Christians ~ ,0 _____ _______ ,. > $" - V . V. , ' I V' _', . ~ ~ .A '',)j . . . ph' . ' BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — L*,sicging the last -'. - " .~~,V- I - - - 'a .O;ZN:.,~ uncertain - a f eeling apparently shared by', 11111,11 CWgressman Gerald Ford found most profitable Doub A poll by CBS News found that only 15 per of the American people now belie ve the : report of the Warren Commission — that I" : if Harvey Oswald acted alone in the wnatlon: of John F. Kennedy, "' i~~ 11_" many of those queried in piblic opinion polls The fact is, that for better or for Ford is a prisoner of his experience President, he is rmplyi tactics Spain's top Communist latx)r Angola Spending Cited • -. _____ and Central Intelligence chief William Colby without warning. -His consistent refusal to strike out a la Franklin Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy with national plans to lead us out of unemployment wilderness. I I Labor Leaaer toda y from prison, where he had been held without charge since Sunday. The 57-year-old Canuicho had been eardoned from prison Nov. 29 but was rearrested Sunday'at the Urne of a scheduled demonstra tion called by the outla wed ConirnunLst party to demand amnesty for political prisoners, , .., I On There's a great deal of confusion as to why President Ford acts the way he does: -41is off-again, on-again attitude toward financia l aid to New York Oty. -His strong stand In demanding Congress agree in advance to slash projected federal spending by a specified percentage. -His repeated vetoes. -His rapid pardon of he fired Defense &-cretary James Scidesinger I , 7 - --- -- - ---------- . I ., v.-- e _", I. , ------ Slow Freight __________________________________________________________________ gunmen out of the Holiday Inn," said a Nasserite lieutenant running an operations roominthe Palm Beach Hotel "We will not lay down arms until the district is purged When the area comes undc which does not seem likely. more ominously, many Americans have gro wn to distrust their government so much that they believe another assassination would be no more trustworthy than that of the Warren Commission, upon which be reopened to tourism and business." CALENDAR I the critics have been heaping doubts and scorn 4 I for more than a decade. Or, as seerm more probable, many people ~: may simply believe that if the Warren Cornmissi on did not arrive at dispu table and uncon jic.ge ahonJ ____ it —_ 04 FRIDAV, DECEMBER 12 lake Mary Woman's Club presents Central Florida Forest Clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Christmas PRICKETT Following his Nov. 18 apHerald Staff Writer polntment, the 30-year-old Newly elected County chairman has spent his time (npjp..4nr el;'. TIMM ptttiiig acquainted wirn the Hatt.away In 1951 wore an "I responslbiliti's nf th e new like Ike" button pinned to his position. lapeL I'ortl Iuturc Ilattawar szjys Today, Hattaway has he wants to complete swapped the Eisenhower of. reorganization of count y V fifiation for the emblem of tiv,, ' - . •. ' Florida Job Market Said Improving ______________________________________ ' _________ Area Recovery Lagging years. She was a member of the Robert W. Jolly, Sanford; three No one doubts It. Hattaway JV Jud e Post ones _____ — -'-,, - ANOTHER FIRST=~= Thursday's high 65. Over- -- ' ift SCU4J T11 AS T141: - - -- —' A U I 1j __ . . - _9R_ of Our Customers ." • — - 'i'- -- -- the ATLANTIC -'- f fmv , V ei I F1 -. - DRIVE-IN FACILITY I -• - -1 V ______ " , will be OPEN SATURDAY _____ _____ '' ___ ___ N% I S . 4 1r a Foot Stomping will be celebrated at 9 am Saturday at Church Of Nativity with Fr. William Good Time hi th e Souls Catholic Cemetery. Rosary nostalgic atmosphere Neiderl officiating. Burial it All will be recited at 7 p.m., Friday at Gramkow Funeral Home chapel. Gramkow In charge. Mrs. Pam Fielder, Atlantic T.lI.r 164, of liii 20's, vIsit... ' Om "14tagtic TAA" I" — Ll"ittle Ros"ie s " Donald E. Bailey Joe T. Collins tV Scotty Mack I: "AbOk Te&k" wiff 6 K km to ome wWw &ie)uj Sahaq &"k •; HAPPYHOUR k 4"' Fkidq. --- C A&n& leer J. oyette Anita L. Buenzle FEATURING o Lice itq oe 1K ScAW Wka. OPW ed 7:00 A.M. Weaq RM of Bernice Doe During the Holidays. • HOSPITAL NOTES 01's 0 so A, a 27t1L - I P.M. SATURDAY HOURS: 9:01 i A.M. to 4:00 PA Join in with the sing-a-long happy times in the rinky-fink, piano & wash board atmosphert of the Jolly Whaler Tavern, Open for fun 11 .m. to 2 a.m. , National Bank of Sanford -.5 6 Atlantic - Come join us tonight I Joseph W Sclwley, Deltona Monroe Gregory E. Ebel, Melbourne KIT If" 0~ _________________ Dwayne P. Ha ll Mary J. Jarvis Williw M. Carr Sherod M. Keeton Ru th Cummings Ronald Parsons Jr. Mamie I.. Dentcn Gene T. Rupert L Michelle Ilerndon Bonnie 1. Tucker ' Dawn R. Kelley Kathryn L. Walker i Oscar A. McAIum Kate M. Williams Mrs. Joseph (Rosa) Ruffin & Martha Redley ba by boy, Sanford. James T. Sheppard Elizabeth M. Steve Charles E. Buyer, Buckeye V Alyce H. Tindel Acres Gertrude Tate, Altamonte Ethel J. EvvrL% DeBary I Springs Harold Honold, Deltona Harry F. Brown, DeBary Mae A. Soukup, Deltona Al bert E. CaligIu1, Deltona Virginia K. Mercer, Lake Mary Peggy L. Hyder, Deltona 91 ' GoLla S Lafferty, Deltona Bessie L. Bryant, Lake , . 'V'V ,--~ K ..,z I Ir I P I John C. Waltrich, Deltona _____ ___ Springs for the newly organized Mostly fair through Saturday Rotary Club of Casselberry and and warmer. Highs In the mid Southeast Orlando Rotary Club, to upper ?Os. Lows in the 50 , Sponsoring clubs are Northeast to east winds around Seminole County South and 10 mph. ___________ sisters, Mrs. Margaret Quartermain, Mrs. ZOLIS Azelayn - Askew, also a Democrat, ac- Vihlen, who says he may try for "I like to dress in Levis and cording to ilattaway is building Congress, and Richard boots and listen to bluegrass support for next year's Williams, a Republican who is music," he says. legislative session, sure to seek another term. On other matters, he Is Just as In this county, Askew's For the time being, however, vocal, patronage chief, according to Hattaway is dug in at the For example the chairman Hattaway, is Freerruin — plus courthouse learning the whys agrees there is an ongoing feud State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D- and wherefores of the new between County Attorney Altamonte Springs. chairman's post. Thomas Freeman and CornThus far, Hattaway feels the Asked if he liked being missioner John Kimbrough, a commission turned in its best chairman more than a plain Republican. performance this year during commissioner, he said, "I don't know — yet — let me work or, it ahII Outside his office a sign perhaps explains It best. The sign says: "Democratic Headquarters - Barge Right in." year. Douglass said the county Citizens Bank of Oviedo; Casselberry; and Reginald anst0kpitsignin place. Roy Chilcote, state em- received 5,000 in federal Leonard Unitas, president of Brown, county agriculture ployment specialist, Sanford, fur.s last for new vocational Johnny Unitas Firestone Inc., e xtension agent, Sanford. Signs that the Job market in said the Mxmonths job forecast and technical equipment for Florida and In the nation may from November to May 1976 In Lake Brantley and Lake Howell Iimproving — but will remain Seminole County is "more of High Schools and one other new I about the same locally for the same," wi th the supply school opening this year. He .. 0 1976-. were indicated Thursday exceeding demand for workers said he expects about $70,000 In 9 P by the Seminole _ vocational-technical advisory Chilcote said the latest vocational-technical-business ALL MEN'S, LADIES committee in its organizatio na l figures show the unemployment education programs. AND CHILDREN'S DRESS meeting wi th local business rate Is 15 pe r cent in Seminole, "Our objective Is to prepare SHOES Asking the Seminole Couaty between Sanford and Geneva, chiefs, Osceota and Orange counties. young people for employment School Board for more in- off SR 46. Ed S. Douglass, county "T'here I.s no shortage of and indastry," said Douglass. formation on the racial "The whole area is in a I P)l' SAVINGS BIG VALU director of vocational-technical qualified applicants In any He said the county's ex- changes at Midway Elemen. farming community and is as education, said he understands fields. There are more people parxhng ele ve, v o 11. h 1, U.S. District C,Ourt predominantly a large black the auto industry is predicting a looking for work than there are technical programs offers Judge George C. Young in neighborhood surrounded by I 14-million car production for jobs, in other words. But there something for everyone Surplus ndo n 1976, w hich scattered homes of white L ° SAPF0RD AV. would be the third are Jobs out there - you Just the handicapped pupil to the Jan. 15 a ruling on a motion people," Layer said. I highest production level for any have to try harder to get them," college-bound student. filed by the U.S. Justice He said year. the racial Chilcote said. Frank Elliott, occupational Department, Small Tractor, Small Pric, disproportion has always been The timetable for World There are about 10,000 fewer specialist at Seminole High P "The Judges asked U to get "rather great." Showcase, the initial phase of construction Jobs available in School, said vocational information on the 60 white "We have studied EPCOT (the Experimental the tn-county area than there programs for girls are needed pupils originally assigned in problem for five years this and I i Protot ype Community of were a few years ago, Cnllcote at his school. 1970, and since then whether or there is no adequate lution," Tomorrow) project at Disney explained. so Charles (Chuck) Huffman, not the neighborhood has Layer said. World hzis been moved up one "But there is a moderate vice president of Howe changed in racial comThe Justice Department in its demand for clerical- Industries, Inc., Sanford, was positior," said j * t - - -_ School motion, ordered the board to professional people, nurses and seated as the r.,w chairman of Superintendent William P. come up with alternative plans sales people," Chilcote said. Hood Tractor Co. the school advisory coffunittee. Layer. to remove the so-called "racial He said the county has The three new committee Layer said there are now six i dentIfiabIlIty" of Midway, I 0I*dS, Fla. 22144 received some $100,000 in mem be rs include L.H. Webb, white pupil 417 Ma,',sIiaAvs s and 312 black according to Board Attorney Aflamor$e Stutu, Fla. 3fl 31 rehensive Douglas Stenstrom. and Traini ng Act(CE-TA) funds rn-4a 124-1)44 V for job training contracts (not school related) effective Jan. 1. ________ ______ _____ _________ -V., S . Sanford, wto died Wednesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, ford; two daughters Miss Mary -( ' • J. Jolly, Sanford, and Mrs. Lake Mary; ADMISSIONS affiliate who has been heard to Democrats in the county." "We hope to cut it again next call Hattaway "Hayseed." However, Hattaway says he, y'ar," he says. in response, liattaway personally, feels Freeman's Next year for the bluegrass smiles, leans back in the chair power Is "eroding somewhat." music fan who has taken to in his new office vacated by He said Coy. Reubin Askew Is po litics will be very important. Sidney ViWen Jr., the former chairman, and explalm why legislative delegations for county comm issioners up for Kwiatkowski tagged him distribution of patronage. re-election. Others Include By JOE ASKREN herald Staff Writer AREA DEATHS Sanford: ____ tL - - Restaurant in Altamonte night low 44. Memorabjia Book, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. SATURDAY, DECEMBER Homemade craft and bake sale by XI Theta Epsilon DECEMBER !'1'\ Party. study by Management Con.,' First elected to the corn- sult.ant E.H. Underwood. I. ntWion in June 1972, Hattaway -I'd like to see complete , . I I '. ' " Was the only Democrat on the governmental reorganization— board and found himself facing with the hiring of an executive . !our Republicans who he said assistant," says Hattaway. %"" r / "' assigned him "minor Jobs." ', Also, he saya he wonid like to , Today, by virtue of the three see county government more . Democrats now on the board responsive to the people. He has Hattaway has swapped "minor suggested rotating weekly jobs" for the chairmanship of commlu!on ineetlr,gs around the most powerful elected body the county to "bring the MIKE HATIAWAY in Seminole County. meetings to the people." Comm ission Chairman " "s-- .ê ivpivvuiatives me message j.m. -- -. Guest speaker will be William Chance of rain north on spending and more fi-1 e1f4estraJnt. Just the same, honor, a ser of what is right, More recently, in the knowledge Robins, immediate past Monday and central and south It's the principal behirKi his hefty pattern discover>' of a conspiracy "would have been, of thle3e old-fashion ideas were not too popular Public Statement president of Rotary Inter- Tuesday. Lows Sunday and oe3 Of PrOVwms he doeso't WLe and thm among PDhtkiam that year and so our coun. J=!Uallstic coup almost beyoW imjigining. ,, . national. Winn Pendleton will Monday 50s north to 60s After rm;1ing the Editorial in the Eivdng winch he believes cost too much. cilman did Paz his vote and the zoning was Herald dated Dec. 10, 1975, whi.h raised the CBS again examined the major evidence _________________________________ be master of ceremonies, southern peninsula. Cooler Estimate: Mixeil.. He's knocked out son* granted. The real estate co. opened its doors, question of who has been indicted, it is inn- pointing to Oswald's guilt, as well as the major Officers for the new north Mondi'y night lows near Last night MRS. GLORIA JOLLY 1 coul&'t help but ObserVe how Perahve that we make an offki&l public objections of those who claim that one or mwe and Miss Sarxira Rivas, all of Casselberry Club, wWch meets 40. Highs Sunday around mid Other bills modified to better adt his objectives, MAIny agents of that sum real estate congm Other assusins had to be involved. y statement. Honduras; brother, Robert each Wednesday at 7:30 a.rn at 70s north to near 80 South. but he hasn't succeed in getting Congres s to pass were actually actively rurming the show at the it found that the conclusions Because of the secrecy, the public Mrs. Gloria A. Jolly, 47, of 301 Rivas, Honduras and two The Caboose, include Jack T. Cooler north Monday highs mid tills of the type he wants in energy, eumornlc Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Warren Commission were the most probable' "Meet Your know who has been hIdiCd who Fairmont Drive, Sanford, died grandchildren. Toole, president; John E. 6. Cooler central and south simula and otber maJor domestic problem. Candidate" meeting. 'O Wednesday right at Seminole This is 8 PubLic statenent to mhkt it absolutely we's that coWd be dr2wn from the evidence. - " Gram.kow Funeral Home In Jones, vice prraident; Kenneth Tuesday highs in 70s. In private, it Is knorn that Mr. Ford readily Not that the opportunity was not appreciated, clear that we have not been Indicted nor have we Memorial Hos pital. A native of charge of arrangements. L Dyer, secretary; Walter acknowledges h is fmVv& &M his gambles Daytona Beach tides: high As a subsequent program brought out, all in lot that it seemed quite obvious to me that these been named as unindk-ted cD-cons;pirators. Hond ur as, she had lived dealing with Congress. Metzdorf, treasurer; Gus 3:36 am., 3:52 p.m.; low 9:46 kinds of tantalizing puzzles remin unexplained. , people know how to feather their own little fl. Sanford for the past seven John k tUmtrctugh especially regarding Oswald's sojourn in the Easton, Assistant Secretary- a.m., 9:55 p.m. Port Canaveral: Most cunizsly, however, the President has Lake Mary is without a dou a very enviable Funeral Notices treasurer; and Frederick no used this sn j g Dlstrict2Canlssiorie Soviet Union and his connectlonj, or alleged ' community, for a ll the potential real estate Gai ne s Jr., Nativity Catholic Church, Lake sergeant-at-arms. 9:31 a.m., 9:48 p.m. Dick W blinks tactic In dealing with the Soviet Union. illi ams cuuimctlons, within the FBI or CIA and pro- or V JOLLY, MRS. GLORIA A,— endeavors. Mary. District 3 Commissioner anti-Castro groups. Funeral mass f' Mrs. Gloria A. Jolly. 47, 1 Fairmont Drive, Survivors Include her SPWO Agnew resurfaced the odw day to warn mW regularly inspeEled will be used agairst our to the conuWttet, ..prompted Johnson to direct uncovered ffie detaih Of sixInofa the eight CIA agai.'ist Intelligence people as well as others; (3) secret, imacc*in- (CIA chief Richard) Helms to conduct an In- attempts on CastrI)'s life. Agency's revoking writ to the Central tite foreign VIPs. He ta ble powa must be forbidden t. governanent , vestigati on ." ikiesn't want high-level murder to get out of particularly the power to cvrnnxüt crimes; and series, we identified the CIA agents in charge of As we poked de eper into the dark recesses of the project, named the Mafia confederates and hand,. mind yoti, but reguds it as &,an auww (4 ) sl,Guld one bmwh usurp swt powers, the the CIA. rnnnwhile, we contacted Jo hn McCone described the methods opti on that we should keep." oth s are duty-bound to expose and restrain IL who had headed the CIA (hiring the _______ riItMsI The Administration. the Congress and the Al the Lanie tu of cmçe, Is Is it pble that, only 1€ months after the attempts. in great alarm, he ca ll A4mitj'tj spokesmen and even some er ed Rob t press Ignored these columns until Sen. Frank climax, these homely truisms must Kennedy who ask ed rditora%tsts have denounced congressional be relearned? If so, there Is need to revie hun to set down his Church, D-lda., began ll w how reco ectjtj in memo form, McCone dictated than four years la erhi s tflVestigaton more t . There was an unthe nxnw on April 14, IV. *niies There are signs that the Timittees dt13W1da* but nnw0._,.h Who fir instance, gave the CIA aw.huzity to Re1°tes the cunmittee: 'liie menantiwn gruesome are backing off and pulling their liCtieS. cunmit nsurd& In this land, the people are the was prompted by a te!ethone call from __ Many of the top OlcIaLs, who should have st,td linen In public because it hinders inPer agw=W lack Ardtl knovrn what was going (,n. insi5t t'hey were t 1igenc gathenng, cotr.plicates powers that the people do not bestow. Any that time was preparir.g a column 01 (45tr0 unaware of the murderous conspjracfri, If a,gicy which operates beyond Its authority, with toitby natk*is whose 1deTh may have therefore. th is Is is acting illglly. ttsination attempts. After talking with true, It was essential f or the press arid Congress been cn r ht Ii Ac4onon he d• tlept, at Robert Kennedy -s to expose the CIA plots if on peq1e thos cr The ______ so that the world who rnitm look e In ance PI plots, like Adolf itler's request, McCone dictated the April 14, 1967 charge of the CIA could learnlyabout them and , death goverxLent gzsteri&n. meinarar&rn, which stated., . "I recall a stop them. OU at people. If the Senate Intelligence Committee estion being made to liquidate top people cuiteni that Die CIA _' _____ coUld the same bterranean level as the KGB; killingBut if the claims of high igrk,ranc are f we nwa confrafl &* ==dM in the of undes"bile powr"M at mmsWaft M1 We and all attempt has been made to deceive the ; p tt3ed how the ugly secret finally leake American people In retheiwold as well as the d out. scctor Geral to conduct the In then ui,se ve ir;ust give our officials secret aiAlysity toy stigation Presidents and inttU1gent chiefs turnout to be We played the key role in this wu'aveflng u11. the dirty game, tntir t hem to do the dgM wIich began alzrwst siib hats or peTjurers - a confirma tion of > . March 7, soqueni report, dated May 2 1967, con thi firmed a dent warning of the Fowidw1g Fathers that a 1967, we reported a 11 CIA plot to mtmiate serieS of CIA assinat1cn Involvements. The trouble " , such smWnelft is ttat they Cuba's Flidel Castro. -O people dare not entrust secret powers to any tub =rm jlgm,,, we are Arrca l4cralJy, They imp!y cai wrote, t1t a plot against Castro definitely wia covnit1ee, by giving him an alwied oral power. by be squared with four hidarenta1 anptions i.áenup irt1e the CIA at the time Senator rt on a1V_ _ i.,,..-Z.__ ______ ______ ____ government as proposed in Democratic at 6:30 p.m. at Lord Chumley's Kick-off for Black Program Committee Bicentennial husband Leonard Jolly, The youth ful commissioner, "It's both personal and budget sessions when the on occasion, takes ribbing from political," Hattaway says. "He budget was reduced lower than ______ fellow Democrat Harry (Kimbrough feels like the 537 milk proposed by th e .'v-j Kwiatkowski, a former Jaycee Freeman is one of the main county's property appraiser. . A joint c harter night and WEATHER banquet will be held Saturday Seminole Community College, through Saturday. - _ Hattaway Swaps Minor Jobs For 'Chair' By _______ _____ ____ Slated Act Three presents musical. "I56," 8 p.m. Seminole High School Auditorium, Sanford. Sunday matinee, 2 p.m. through Dec. 14. Student Art Exhibit, administration building, - ,*,Vt,n Rotary Chorale to benefit The LitUe Red School House, The beginning at 8:30 p.m., benefit for needy veterans and families. . 1P' - - Friday,. Dec. 12, MS-SA _ I of Phalangists, even lithe state and the army threaten us. I — _____ care, about what bappened to the 35th president, Tactic One: Take a stm%, hard stand on important issues. Know in you' own mind what Letters To The you will compromise for. But adnaanUy ref to concede you're willing to budge. Publicize atchoutthatsomexcial Interest is your stand with aU the g-ms, — hm. Hold still, To Lake Mary: ___ _____ not already behind the paid fire department idea to Come and that another investigation would eyeball-to.eyebafl without blinking until the To the people of Lake Mary: Perhaps I being it will lessen the cost of fire insurance for not likely come any closer, OPPOSitim is wil1mg to =xide as much as wiut,ed too long before I had my say. Today is certain already Planned conur=*Ies and make You've calculated they can and will. Then your The admirable efforts by the CBS day to have yours. just the same, for the them more saleable, make your deaL or g an izati on may have added an unknown record, here goes! The c of that depa rtmen t wi ll Later show its number This Is the tactic Mr. Ford has used with New of peole to this latter catego'y, Do you remember two years ago when I was so ugly head. As in so many instances, after th e York City. In 1967, CBS had marksmen lire a rifle of the very much opposed to spot zoning on Lake Mary sale is made. and the vulture moves on to type owned by Oswald at a moving target Estimate: Success. He pushed New York into Blvd. and a certain real state company was greener pastures, so what' greater self-discipliM on paper wlyway, than simulating the actual physical conditions as requesting a change a( zoning at I.Ake Mary I mirtainly hope the eloquence o(,Marge Hess's President's car moved past the Tex" Y0ne thought possible. School Blvd. and 5th Street? They bought it knormg it speech came across as an orator and leader hi Book Depository building. This was It's the tactic he's using with Congress on the was zoned res tjg,.g idential and requested it to be our community and did not fall opon deaf ears, that the Warren Commission Itself had not done. budget for fiscal year 1977. changed to commercial. Your Mayor at the time, Suzanne L. Savage Estimate; Possible failure. Congress Isn't Marge Hess, reques The tests desnon,trated that a lone gunman ted a certain coun cilman (The above letter was written oa the same thy could easily have pumped off likely to cut much in an election year, Out the certain that municipal elections were held in Lake Commlon said Oswald t.hough Mr. Ford and are convinced the voters are giving senators and cunmissloned salesman far that particular the Edffor Leftist Moslem Beirut vowed today to Ignor e all cease-fire agreements until they drive their foes from the downtown hotel district, "The rease.flre iz not binding until the Phalar.gist, gt investiga tion should be reopen ed. : In other worth, while a per cent polled don't believe they have been told the story of what happened in L)aUas on Nov. 22, 1963. something like half of these nonbelievers .I I do not support the growing chorus of calls for anothe r official examination of tragedy. , There may be a number of explanations for : this seeming paradox. : I Either many people do not care, or no longer ' Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I bl(IL1" MADRID, Spalit AP) - _____ -His quickie Ha1ln,ep m'- ,..M4.z.&. - ___ ---.-W$M%Jj - . *..' - .e' _v ~ I V^%,,V:;- $94 ," President 's Ac t ions . — _____ Wants Complete Governmental Reorganization V Released Froni Spanish Jail ;! -Bill Conic Invest* gation Of The CIA Must Go On BERRY' S WORLD jr ;,4 . .. "Applicat.ioris gxxdd be submitted in the normal manner. "The final acceptance of students for admission to the spring, summer and fall 1976 quarters will be . . JACK ANDERSON b '%.: -' Uso,take note of this official statement released by the university: . ........ r ¼XILU Top - ' hope that you are one of th e fortunate ones who accepted. Better yet, let's hope the legislature cornea up with enough in the way Of funding 50 ftt no SP. plicant Is turned away. summer and fall 1976 quarters? .11 ' - worldwide amnesty for political prisoners. Even though .%79.^_.94&4;4h1-n'-3 resolution was iti I. drawn it had real merit. He counseled the nations that voted denounce Israel to look to the condition of huma fl rights in their own countries. The Soviet t'nion. for example, voted for th e :10n1Sfl1 resolution. Yet Amnesty internationa, based in London, reports that there are "at leas 10,000 political and religious prisoners" being held in Soviet prisons and all are being mistreated. Brazil. which voted for the Zionism resolution is under a military dictatorship which has refuse to tolerate peaceful dissent. A Roman Catholi C bishop recently led two million protestors in a (as against the imprisonment and torture of politica I prisoners in Brazil and other countries. India, which also voted for the Zionisn resolution, is under emergency one-woman rule The government has imprisoned thousands of it ; opponents. There cannot be a selective standard of in ternational morality, either for the United States 01 the Umted Nticn. We must not smile upon dictators who practicE repression and approve them as "good guys' simply because they are "our guys." By the same token, the U.N. majority must not criticize the Israelis for what it calls offenses against human rights while condoning far worse offenses in Third World and Communist countries. As Moynihan said, unless we care about human rights every where, we don't really care about them anywhere. Concern for human freedom is the highest ideal to which humanity can aspire. There cannot be a double standard. uN affect available resources for higher education and Thinking of applying for admission to Florida _____________________________ 11 : . V^ru 1 IN 7 u( wc Freeman said the charging plan for directory zlstance rails is designed to recover the C05t5 incurred by the company by th is excessive and - deferred until all of the state universities can develop and adopt rules %chlch set forth criteria for the selection of students.. "Upon determination by the Staw LeLilatrE the level of funding which ran be made available for the 1976-77 fiscal year, the Board of Regents, as necessary, will specify enrollment 11JTItatIOfl3 for each univrsIty "The current state of the economy in Florida will improper use of directory assistance and that it will have, at best, an insignificant effect on 95 per cent of the company's subscribers. He also said approximately 50 per cent of the subscribers generate 95 per rent of the calls for ftreetory assistanre. &, subscribers to Winter Park Telephone (:ompany, look first or be charged later. Too, it might be well to teach your youngsteis to use the telephone book rather than call for directory asistanre in th e future. To do nth c'!d proe COSU3. numbers are already listed in the directory. General Assembly's adoption of a resolutkin equaling Zionism ith racism, has proposed a - 1. ii The Winter Park Telephone Company, which serves a Portion of Snuth Seminole County, says "Look first, or be charged later," because 'ixne Dec- 25 the empany will ini(iae as Directcry I..cststancr Charging Plan, Aroun dAs of that date, subscribers requesting numbers c are Usted in the current directory will be UIUtIJ at WI? [dIe 01 i rents each. There Will be no (harge for listings that do not appear in dLrectory or when no tistin,g can be found. 111111111111111111111111F — Also, there will be I)) charge when calls are r'i pla edirom pay telephones, hotelormotelroomsor patient rooms of hospitals. Physically and visually handicapped persons J will also be exempt if they are una ble to use the printed directory. UMIT Areording to compan.y assistant vice president Wayne Freeman, Winter Park Telephone operators The Clock have handled over 20,000 calls a day for directory assistance and over 75 per cent of these reiuested Daniel Patrick Moynihan, in a riposte to ti .__1__._.. '.p __ __ Double Standard ~~~~~~ ______.._____._ _ I . V — - it ---,:iE .: -- 1, ' Oilinlifu Inn Nnrfh - Atlantic Bank DOWNTOWN FACILITY ONLY ll - --.- V, - �- — '- 6A-Evenlng Hera'd, Sanford, F!. ______________________ _____________ - ___ Friday, D.c. 12, 1q73 Adventist '•'•.''.'•'• Mefhodizt THE SEVENTH DAY £flViTIST Ct4tjICn FOritt Cit, -11 114 p',a.iTa,, PaiIcr At,ei Past.,s Lpi.s H•114. 1i.tI £ I A ¶avday S.f'rtttt lenin. Sabbath I ISIS a m : THE HOPE OF OUR COM 11I.IITY :: : Svrday ScPs..I WorShIp H mI,r,te5 titus sv'isst Wed Eva Prayer M.sIi 711pm THE SlVIhTi4 OAr ADVENTIST (HUNCH Cor,e 7Th £ Elm C 1 PIeiII Satwrøa Sorvices Sabbath kP..i lone ) ui P'I.VtVStVVSCC 111pm * ________________ -__J Church... J I Fcrr,si OUR NATION Whkh Wnt, Paste EvensgWersIaap 710PM Assembly Of God Nvrs.qiO, Will lISp m. leeday N111 Iisadca;f Dial a OeV$tilwijl 34 Pw 333 SIlt JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1421 West Farit Sti$ Oesc, Giuiway Patter Iii.i 101a m MsliServ,c, 1l.Na, InIiaac Servai 7:31pm Wpit$da,S.rv.c, 135pm. Old Trvflis tee a Niw Day PINECREST IAPTISTCHUICH 111W. AArpsd Blvd liv eøIveTh Hon Pastor S.lsdayIcPis.4 141am. 1111am 411pm EvomisqWsria 1111am 401pm Evesg,IisIacSery, Fam,ly N,5111 Service Wed Pqay.r lisp in front FIRST CHURCH 2111 Saslerd Ave r'- _______ page Episcopal _ ____ makes ChURCH OF CHRIST III Palm Sacs Dr Altam., Ip4UI5i James P Nndliam Iibllltiidy ISlam Assembly Wirihip 1111am EviivrngWo,jrsp 411pm Wed Eve*utS.rvc, C We*vi4ay liWeClais 1:Jip its, 1 I4uislsisary 11pm. 1:11p.m. IIOL " CPO.i Ill S Pin Rector , II 45 a ti isa in ''spin FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONO15000 Marmsg WorShip Sunday Irnool 131pm Wed $b4. Study II P44 Late" _ II Na in Svnday Eve,ng 113W 13th Plate happy Pastor 500am Sunday School LUTHERAN CHUICHOF 'The Luth.ran lou?'. and TV 7 11pm CeaquerersM.,tIngSuMa I I3 Worilsiplervico Kindergarten and Nviry 131am FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH __________ OF SANFORD 813 San$ard Ave iov Fred McCleary Svnday School Murn.ng Werjt'sp 0000 SHEPH(ND LUTHERAN CHURCH 350OtasdoAye,(I7?3p Swaday School Sunday Riv. JeSus Deimliclilaisder Pasle ISa in 11am 111pm. BaSte Sludy Times Eve Yehi5a,ceys Eve I 11pm 111pm Pastor lila m a in I.ifrp IL 9-I) -, Monday Putm spread the word, work for Christian feminism (and all women, the 360 partIcipants • _________________ passage of the Equal Rights modern feminism) in the represented a wide variety of 18th den o m in a t Ions, ages, — Amendment, and combat the evangelical churches Rev. Marvin 0. BvCSaif Dr Haia'dofeis Pasts' II ISa in IAYF 411pm. Us'nmng Worship £ Nursery Paste, - MYF 714 Sets Is's. Worship I £3 Sva ______ 5:11am Ii 114 in. Mcnslng Worship Il - ISa in. "11pm 7 lIp m METHODIST CHURCH * He was a etired editor and a wise onc. But he was a realist as a newspaperman must be. One of his sayings became legendary in that busy pressroom: When the front page makes you happy it's been a great day! I'm one who has noticed that the great days secm farther apart. Nor can I blame on my ulcer the headlines that don't make anyone happy. Someone eke said: men make the sews; reportert oWy wrftaIt. - - Mena,e ss'c. 7:31p.m. Catholic It's time to give thought to the roou n()pi... ,'J;.. l, what nappens every day is simply me iruit of a million vines. Down at the roots is where the fateful choices are made which inevitably bring forth their fruit. This is a mighty fine newspaper whose service to the community is to tell us what news men have made today. We also have some mighty fine churches. Their service to the community is o mold the faith and charatcr of the men who will make the news tomorrow. Our churches are working at the roots of happiness! tvs Kttt, Service t'sc Str,sb.a-., Va- iè FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST NI East S.C.M Steal Swsma Sar,ic, £ SEnpiwes S.Iecied By Sealiy Sclssil WedlWsdavSuvlc, The Anwvscan Bible Soc II:qIan' MermngWarsaip COMMUNITY UNITED -.. Christian Science Rev VIrIIL BiyaMand Roy KennelS W uvfl,s, MinIsters Pastor PIwy. I7flatPneyIl4ge Rd. Cassolberry Rev William Picton Pastor liv Kmnneth M,Ilr Ailist Pastor Coc1w Oak Ave £dtt Nursery 731pm Mwmsq Worshap I 31111 a in. Church SdlsI I IllIlam Services with clasiet Is' all a,es FelNw*Iip Calles between Sec vlvt UMYF S Np in. Worship I N in Wed Choar Pract,c, CorSet CIusly CIII &UpsalaR.eds Rio D,w,...a lu-lay School £venang wershap Ill Pii Ave Patter Mot,ung Wos;isp ,)l&tIam S,nsai$cpsooI I ISa in UMYF 111pm LisP Kang Moo's Prayer Briallast 35dIIThTPividay Family Nagist Supper tedSenday 431am 111pm UPSALA PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH Ues.sg *sfhi:p FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH _.4' solidarity among church ptthlished soon. ....• :e'_!i. - .I. .-. •- .. -. • 'f ,::;, -• - . -. : -- . t•fl. -4, ___________ -- 'sa in 111pm II Ni in PAOLAWESLEYANCHURCH K L CrSCSIC Pastor Q4dRt.14IDea ,geAve Sunday School MernIPgWsnIup Evening WsflIwp 401pm. Wed.Evi. I-ISa in 1115am, . the conference and discovered ________________________________________________ organ prelodes and the of- directed by Charles E. Davis confirmation ceremoney can be Mollenkott denounced the rn m o fl fertory. Jr. and accompanied by his held at 8 p.m. The Rev. Virgil Bryant Jr. wife, Gloria. and Rev. Kenneth Mullis, on Narrator for the presentation Community behalf of the congregation, Is Vic Richburg. Chris Warfel Methodist extend an invitation to all who will speak and sing the role of rn o n g C I e rg y fli e fl -. . clergy output consists of minor tank and enveloping the car in degree; and New Orleans (La,) E. C. Elsea and St4iff MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Plapp, secretary-treasurer and for all the youth of the church TWO Of the speakers, Letha tions of religious professionals "thinking of a way to correct Mrs. Hunter, the former Tom Butts, chaplain, will be held Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. Scanzoni and Nancy Hardesty, remembered in history involve this condition," he says. Al- Esther Strange, was born in in fellowship hail, are co-authors Of "All We're , major forward strides, In- though not an engineer, he de- Patatk.a, and lived in Sanford Nativity Meant To Be: A Biblical luding: Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS -..... 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Put An. at 4Th Ii LUVHERAW ryeiio-s LutP,'a, Church Ouer.'oo. Or - Casscibas,y G.cd Shapov4 United Luhufan. 1015 S Oclando Dr. ______ Iii 15 nmptac ?.tsi* Ltar Church. G.hu ____ V5 Dr. £ Hwy I? U. Cai e4ber, P. Limb,. L,t1,,, ,5isv,;h. RI 434 SLar:a NAZARENE F,rsICt'vschalm.Na:kr,MW 3ndatMap Fers, Park Genva Church ii the Naiarepe. Geneva Cimvnity Center Len,5d Church if the L0Sgwed Waymas £ Je's An. PRESIYTERIAN Far it Pr,siyl,e,aa Cftwvih, Oat An I d St Fil Presbyterian Church if slary, I. H'*d (gn,eyaI Priib,t.q,.., CftwcJi. 31715 0 tngq Dr. s £nJs.wv Pc*at.ou..C5rc. ftt h.-..zi IAL •Daslv'Life • Battles gone.Cci?1 L)e 9(5e/coN. S George/ll,Manj, 9 ____ ____ ,J.-,:. St Marss Presbrlor,aaCtswgls, 1121 Palm 5pes.sg Ri, AtlaMal, Spgs Upiala Csinmi,twty Pr515y$q510 Cbs,li, Upsala Rd Westminster Presbyleriar rhuectu. Rid 5vi 4. Cassalbucry _____ I Forest Lake Seve.th Day Adve.Itst Cbwck. Hwy 414 City Seventh Day A,ntitt Church. Mlltla.d An. aiIama, res? Spring, 11.01,1 Seve.th Day A4vtShI Chv,ct', 7Th £ tIm Wast,r Spnang S,,,t' 0., Ad,etst,t Chv,ch US M5 Rd Mj, Pill A4,,ntitt Church Fern Park FIt$tChfCh.IChrI$IS4I.*I,SI*,E Lake Monrse Chapel, Orange Blvd. Lake Mavuse Remley, ____ - -- - - buy Trini 7 Church if God * (hI-Itt lSshMang.vst,5. Av TheFV$Ip,IC((kifO,, " -------- ______ - _________________ ______________ _____ Ameitca's momentous year. Hundrecis of pIctures Sanford.AItamontespjngs 1X.00O words of text SlJscsonse Surprises Hisi' Santo will be the accompanIst. ____________________________ _______________________ told for today I c r'nIIorl 'lc 'rs. so. a I,, _,,_ ", i• Vyi(J lurnea L'pside Down be featured soloists flllth _____________ _______________ __________________ __________ ______________ The Senior High Fellowship 8)19212 the Scenes just as It happened Attamonts SprIngs - _____________ 1 ________ _________________ _____ __________ ______ _________ _______ ___________________________ -:.,.J t' __________________________ ______ ___________________ _____________________ ___________________________ -- ___ ____------ _______ On Dec. 19, 20 and flaspeclal Qwtnas program will -. - - 1 C 834 9212 FOCSICIIy BOX Altamonte 5 mnqs G-22, Toaneck. N J 07666 Enclosed is S I Please send me ______ _________ ____________ his nunoet friends and I the ______ Choirs of Central Baptist -- ____ ————— ' fe.eturtng"LeoLottaLip"arid I ____ _____________________ - - - - — I '76 ''''f f - '' — — _____ ______ ________ °"' ".... ________ /, "&m_1_m_ tL ________________________________________________ ________ _______ ________________ à- Schullchies, The group will also go carolling. _____ _____ Until Church at CPvasl. Altamoss. C*minutpy Chapel. " ________ ________ _________ ______ !'Iere in one oversized volume IS the story of 1776. 831 9212 Rogers and Gerry lternley ____________________________________________________________ ' announces lseli, Alda Rowe, Patricia ___________________ _______ • director, • Independence Al'nost Lost SHIRLEY MILLETT the Rev. James Santo, Robert Casselbcrry.Winter Springs _____ _____ ---______ ____ Facit loin Ctav,cp, 04 the Laying 0-id. Midway Pislecestal Opn Easie Tabeenac,, pos,te Sem ,r4a.q High 5hSljp Ave. lOft 8Th . F,rsl PetsiadC$t,I Chu-it if LO*eeed Sl'ltOId Alt,1.,5 CP',,etti, 101 5 Pa At tanhird Ci ' '* t45.44 Jehevat's W'ttt11, 1114W 4th St TIe laivatie,, *sm,. 711w . ,, ('hurchSuncjay at 10a.m. Jane Only S 7.95 Order now and get a free coJi . 'of St Full OotpeI laWcpal, 2721 :Slntr, CIII Ml OIi, Ho'.nt55 CP,,,ch 0i Hill Rd. of the Altamonte Community ______ _____ ______ - -. - - All Faarh Chapel, Camp $ans'rwl,, Wetava Pack RE Seardall AVeRVI HIht Chap,i, Beardall Ave Chvlvela Cmvn,t, Church Churchot J05w% Christ if Lager Day IJants, 331$ Park A, — ______ Founding Foes • Independ,nce Won Presented by the chancel choir ______________ ---'T __________ _______ -. ' SEVENTH.DAY ADVENTIST CII Pine St... $u$ori Church if God Holass. Lake Me.we, Church if God Missio Eift,lse Ct'ch.4 ,I p Church *1 the Nitlytty, Lift All %vfi Catholic Chyrtb ill 045 Art . Siifsrl St *nn CaffieJ s'Eli. Osgo Tra.l, De$ary St AVgVlliM CaNekc Cnisch, Suislaf Dr ness SuM.. RE, Cats$b.tty , -.... ct4'(S•l f.M. Oviede Press that gives the whole dramatIc sweep of 1776 Altarnonte . i rant •eprist Ch,,rth. T1 Pine Ave t~) —..---..--'.. - the foundIng year The Christmas section of _____ " 0 f I 77 6 ! ((ç,'r. entertaining and inspiring cantata is open to the public. Community N#w Mt Ca'var1 M,ssi.nary Baptist. 115$ 15.17th SI. New Sales, Prus.tiye S..4st Chvrh, 150W 17th St New Tottooseel SaØIsl Church. OvaH?y 141 $1 Lsag..,el -- — directionolchurchorganist and _________ _______ choir director John Renfroe, -fp FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First The / " ........ , ________ ____ ,ai!' :- • -.....''- I- congregational carols. The and Employes 1' ( i\ 1111 a n a c British chemist-clergyman step In prayer," he says. During the evening worship Those being confirmed will Church, Park Avenue. The Joseph Priestley will include who "Whatever the outcome, the service the Youth II Choir will begin "Spirit Day" Saturday at program SENKARIK GLASS STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff ________________ dated the principle that the being ignited if the tank is bro- the University of South Florida, firmant.s on Tuesday at 7:30 on Sunday evening, at 7:30 at earth and planets move around ken. Tampa, with the master of arts p.m. at Nativity Catholic the First United Methodist the sun; the 18th century It was worked out "step by degree. Church, Lake Mary. Ovideo, Florida DEKLES' GULF SERVICE CELERY CITY ________________________________________ Mel Dekie and Employes PRINTING CO., INC. l•,,iP, \.J -i Bf4C'v .• , Sanford, Fla. Hard H. Hodges and Staff Jerry & Ed Senkarik of Sanford C 1 vawatpq .'si.ssa', 0a!st C5 arc5, Svhtswcst Rd passing from death to life. The Bible says to be abueit from the body Is to be present with the Lord LI Cor. 5:8). I want you to be alert and aware of the existing fact that Elected as officers for the annual The 15th century Polish double-walled, with fire cx- graduated from Southwestern bishop of the Orlando diocese The choir of the Grace United priest-astronomer Nicholaus ti.ngulshing liquid between the Seminary with the bachelor of will administer the sacrament Methodist Church will present DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes Antieth B.a~4t Chvrcs. Oveds skilled and he has given you, from the best evidence he tsas, a conclusion. . . not a verdict.. The important thing I want to say to you is, live every day to its fullest. If your life here on this earth does end six months from now, you have the chance to do as much But the Inventive contribu- hurt, but the accident left him degree. THE McKIBBiN AGENCY 'nsurance Calvary Bapl.st .t,selw,bly. 355 Fa.nssnt tS.'sterd Garde. ChuB. Hwy Il ill Calvary øc C!ystaILjSe&, Labs Cetw.kerry I5$4nt Chord,, I'S SIt,ala BITE. Central 5$,st Church. 1311 Oat Aye Cliutesta First 14p4m11 Q I'VC been mId I have only six months to live, and I'm terribly afraid of death. Can you help me? A. No normal person wants to die — that's part of God's gift of life to us — the Instinct to survive. We sometimes get ow- backs to the wall and dying seems easier than living. Suicide is wually a lack of courage to face liies problems. But now you've been told you only have six months to live Well, that's a man's diagnosis, and man does not have the last word — God does. Yow doctor is trained and misuse of the Bible by Total Woman and other groups which attempt to justify female submission through selected quotation of biblical texts, signed a frcproof gas tank, while glowing up. She was Bishop Thomas Grady, Grace Methodist BAPTIST ()ra I Robe its Sunday School wa.s wrong In what I was devices, designed to simplify flames. Baptist Theological Seminary, men of the church were Wally Christmas program and party feeling, and now I fInd that I am getting things done. The occupants escaped Un- with the doctor of ministries Smith, president; Stephen will be held. AChrlstmasparty not," ,., 1:35pm. The Folowing Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ASSEMBLY OF COO S,rt Atismity at God 77Th £ Elm Enl11 Women's Caucus newsletter for the Christian had had contact with secjjlar (EWC, a loosely organized feminist c:ammunity fc:turing feminism and hd been one-year-old group, sponsored article, news anti r irces. alienated from it. - *1. ' ________________________________ OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer ahd Staff 1 A minority of the women irsen ci tented with the Skier Dayton is also the attending were member, of tradition of male leadership in coordinator of Daughters of NOW and other :I4,I churches and h Sarah. a bmonth1y national feminist organizations. Some should not be "anxious about tomorrow" — tomorrow has whodiscovered new methods or by the 15th century German, pastor of Riverside Baptist elected members to the church Spirit and about itS PI3C. iiu," prmnci.les, and some conteznpo- Johann Gutenberg, so the Bible Church of Tampa, will be guest council. James Chambliss and live today, And that's the only promise any of us has A second resolution cxAt 7 p.m., Sunday, a —live out your life, To be sure, you will outlive others who at it, dreaming up new ways of Most inventions, however, service Sunday at First Bap1st and Waily Smith, Mae Yotint, 'presented by the combined Roman' Catholic women doing things. have far less impact, and gen- Church, Sanford. precious moments and days God has given you. Allen Hahn, Torn Lewis imnd youth and children's choirs, meeting simultaneously In "Inventing comes naturally erally are novel gadgets for Jesu.'ihasapromisetogjs.eyou_ "Letnotyourheart Dr. and Mrs. W. Hal Hunter Muriel Brumbaugh were The Sonshine and Co. and Detroit on the ordination of p to a clergymen," says Ray- doing somecommon task better were among 18 mIssionaries elected to new terms. be troubled — believe in God — peace I leave with you — Young Hope choirs will present women. mond l, head of a New York or easier. This is the case for appointed by the Southern my peace I give unto you, not as the world (or man) Sharing of personal struggles The members approved a a Christmas Folk musical, "It's giveth, give I unto you — let not your heart be troubled — City organization of that name clergymen who lately have pat- Baptist Foreign Mission Board budget of $33,062.00 for The Lord's Thing." The Cherub through open testimOny and neither let it be afraid." which assists inventors in re- ented their ideas, a check last November. Dr. Hunter will operation in 1976. small groups formed the heart and Chapel choirs will search and marketing their shows, be employed as missionary An official call has been special numbers, of the conference. Many women ideas. seed of love in someone's life, and your love expressed Usually their work is to 1111 associate to Japan where he extended to the Rev, Ralph On Monday, at 8 p.m., a told of isolation and ostracism, will produce a harvest of love — a miracle of God's love He says that a clergyman's some particular need theyve will serve an English-language Loman in Hickory, N.C., to concert will be presented at finding mutual suoort for the .'.i e . "business is to be a leader, a encountered personally or in church ,.., pis... isis "iscvva uvutac yuu ice tomorrow. sty p*aiur vi t.aood church by the Community first tlfl)C. toe .' C•CWJfll in the melr families. Then finally Jesus said, "I go to prepare a place for Born In Live Oak, he Shepherd. "I had no one else to turn to. Choru.s under the direction of community, and it is these iou" (John 14:2), The happiest moments of this life are This was the situation for graduated from Stetson The Lutheran Church Woman Dr. Burt Perinchief. My church and family told me I only a fraction of the joy promised in heaven for those who same traits that are pre- Rev. E. KeLm, of the nondeno- University, DeLand, with the will have their annual Wednesday at noon the was a troublemaker and conthtfo of innovations," have given themselves to God (ICor. 2:9). minational Cornerstone church bachelor of arts degree; SouU Christmas party in the church Cherub Choir will present mentally sick for wanting As with the bulk of more than Warwick, RI, whose daugh- western Baptist Theological fellowship hall at 7:45 p.m. program for the Golden Years equality," said one woman. _______________________________________________________ 70,000inventions patented each (er's car was hit in the rear, Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas, Monday. The hostesses will be Christmas party. Anotherconfe.ssedwithtears, yearinthlscountry,mcsstof the bursting and igniting the gas with the master of theology Mae Yount and Betty Ogden. At 7:30 p.m., Wednesday "IthoughIwasaloar1dtt THELAI(IMAIYUNITEO PRE%IYTEIIAN CHURCH aIbur Ave Lab Me,y Riy A F $t,yyes U,msser ' Sunday Church School I IS. in. Marnu,sgwsrth.p II Ham Ysyth Grsa,p I Np in Wed SableStudy&Pvay,qS.ri, 111pm First Wednesday Ilewihip 4-Isp in. ________ _______ - . Wednesday Msian Prayer Group __________________ ;•-. -. _______ '-'D erhood and service among the etic laws of heredity; Sister OuisUa,i calendar. A nursery Thomas, and Bobby Newsom. John Iddings, will present New Jersey. - people, but some of them do Elisabeth Kenney, the 20th cen- will be provided. A resolution was passed Music of Cluistmnas Sunday at . some other original building on tory American nun who ploGood Shepherd the 9:35 and 11 a.m. worship supporting the Equal Rights their own. neered physic-therapy in treatAt the annual meeting of the services. Jimmy Sowder, lay Amendment as "consistent First Baptist They're Inventors. tng polio, membership Sunday, Good evangelist with the Methodist with Christian convictions" and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Me,msg WorShip _____ — popular "Total Woman" and 19th centuries were professions, geographical ______ _________ and feminist • ideology, presented by Lucille Sider locations, _____ The Conference on Biblical Dayton, Donald Dayton, and backgrounds. In addition, about _____ ______ ______ _____ _____ ______ Feminism was the first Nancy Hardesty, who are 20 of those taking part were men. ____________ demonstration of national worng hook Our Lord's healing love will be with you in life or in MITHODISTCIIURCH T.cter Dnvo. S',f.land Estat.i _____ :' ____________ -. ! sionally, clergymen have the tury Austrian mon), Gregor mosphere of worship in this portray Joseph. Other soloists rnunity United Methodist author and Professor of English CHRIST UNITED _____ ___________________ ____________ II Ni lI)5Il I I 'C$ in 731pm - COVE NANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Il II Hwy.P Lake Miry Blvd. METHODIST CHURCH Pat 131am ______ ____ Joy of Christmas. .., I n ye n to rs ( Presbyterian Chimedi 5d*J4 states and a broad spectrum of childlessness. from special people not on your p e a cc, understanding, SETS CONCERT will sing at Geneva United Methodist Church on New Year's Eve, and local chapters, and con, - list. Selecting special gifts for patience, caring to anyone near at 7:30 p.m. The family has been singing together for JCVCT*1 tinned advocacy of biblical the sad, yearo in Michigan and swTOundlUg states. special people without knowing you, lonely, - feminism. thoughtless, children, the alow, what would really express Over $4500 in cash and ' feelings. Eating too much even friends, moms, dads, the Slated pledges was given to get the when the hostess thinks you rushing puing Ch ristrnas Con cerl' proposed actions and in.' don't like the food. Wearing a The second part of joy comes The Chancel choir of First "Good News, World!" This with Mass at 5 p.m. Families corporation underway. A temporary national office 0 gift that doesn't fit. Cleaning up from receiving from deep Presbyterian church will again musical, by John F. Wilson, is of those being confirmed are a after Christmas. Knowing within the gifts given. Let the presentanalimusic candlelight called a Christmas Choral asked to attend this Mass and was established in Minneapolis , • not being ready Inside. There the Christians would take a will be the 27th comparable service of praise and covered dish dinner af- Bachaus,aprominentchristiAn ' are ckwr look at themselves the hour of worship under the tlingiving centered around teards. It will be shared feminist and head of the Paradoxes of Christmas. spirit of Christmas may be direction of Mrs. George Touhy, the Christmas story, the family style with each family National Organization for Christmas Is to bring peace— really beautiful. Reach out and minister of music. message of salvation, and the bringing a dish of ff Women (NOW) Task Force anxiety is inside and strife touch some one. May the In 10 anthems the 27 promised return of our Lord. On Monday, there will be a Religion in Minnesota. outside, wonders and glory of Christmas choristers will tell in song the The music is written in a penitential service with conProviding organized op. is to bring love— be yours. nativity story — prophecy, pleasing contemporary folk lession for thou being position to Total Woman Inc.,is . nativity, prophesy tulit tiled. style and should be appealing to firmed. Sponsors should also an immediate goal of the EWC. Included In the service will two all ages. The 35 voice choir is attend so that practice for Ke'note speaker Dr. Virginia Pentecostal ORACE UNITED Ist&3-4WH ra______ _________ .' Tilt RFDFFMFP Other Churches •-lpm. with personal notes in each one. itrranging to visit •..aà.i.,im A the viction that 1•J Is a of various lifestyles: marriage, tellectual and theological feminist," they returned to 36 singleness, parenthood, nd concerns. _______ _________ ____ 'Addressing Christmas card; Scrooge's III Orange R,v.OasIeID.S.j" CeetesSIsss.Sat. Mid 15,01 Srrv'ceIWedl. - ___________ finding them crushed flat. The superficial interpretations. A 4:01pm I'lIp in Twenty-five different demand for an incorporated Congregational CLDERSF;IIoOI BAPTIST CHURCH 551 blotter A,e Pt' 313 S3t2 Riedy iiy Pasts, 141am THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL 1111am 411pm Wathard(I*51W Pastor EveeslagWwstip 7:)Ipin IkM.4 1115am Wed. Prayer Mljl,y, ?:31p in M.iiiiip Wortblp II 11* in 7:11pm. Pra,eqMotIy?,d.4 1:15pm. FIRST IAPTIS7 CHURCH III Pin Avisee Dr Jay T. Caiinet, Pal's' MerisasSW,riMp FIRS? ate -. t4i4iYiii . —. . Sad1yScty4 CHURCH OF HARMONY MermeWitp II 11 151 W. Clsvrct (CivIc L.v, LIbrary CIayrt Iriafidi, I'll p in BId,) 1 Evemac *SrsBlp 7.ii p in, BIll 15.1145 Pastor Wed Pvayer Ss'vica $ Np in Mrs .lOaIs Ream An.c. Pastor Seal.7 Laden £Messa,es 7:11p.m. ALL SOULICATHOLIC a.HURCH 1110.1 Avi • Saratsr'd Fr. Wu4ltim Ea.s Pastor Fr S K Slime Ash Pastor Sal VepiMass 111Pm. 5a g#j $4.in • ii 31£ 13.410 I ISa in. II Slam Youth P4ev, tvanerl,tt See vic, Methodist . Pasts' Women's Scanzonl discussed the need in and out of the borne, the Fired by mutual supsnrt and for compasslonste nffrst!cn '"- cperlenc, and in- _________ I ' to took place here recently. ____ 4 into loud voices, that results In ':ynlcal obscr':atjons, Baht r . -- sadness. Trying to wrap an Humbug! may remain to haunt impossibly shaped girt. us in a way more real then I ISa "I Chueth School PIety Communion OU PROLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Hiltawa,l4WesI Hsante Tayls' £ Ivd Hpp EvarqHèsts labli Class lila m MsrIfqWsriJWp 1111am EvuuIl5WeriNp 111pm Sable Classes Wed. 731pm Maias WoriAp Wed Eve $i44fVlp - An Approach .aI. _____ _____ — prcc -Icn a..J pciwciLLig u( 3tO Liberation Word Books), Workshops covered five major women, who are both feminists recently sel&ted as book of the areas: political activity, joy of putting up the tree that bit of Scrooge may have ' gaso Ellen Sndiy School Lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST iSl3Pa,*An. Fred Baler Ev$itq,list $.b14 5idy II N a 'ii Ms'tsing *or5Ap Ilium 4:lSs m L.idi# S.Wi Ctas Tvisday lii m WedIW44yB$,O.si 735pm FØlewsDwp 111pm WA.S1HNGTON, D.C. __,.• - 13j ' develops tensions, that turns emerged in these somewhat _______________ ___________ 3214144 Me, mac Wor1tep (var el,tt,c Services Wed. Prayer & 1111, Styli 400pm Or Tilt NAZARENE 141a.m. II:Olam 7 11pm 1 C' rn Rev Rebs'tJ Hvstlq SvfIdaySC14SI ______ Ari ____ ____ ut year's decorations and and turns anxious minds into , yeS CONGRE OAT ION ii CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3441 5. Pait An. Pastor 145am 11.114 its. 1111 its SI'S Lvi itership Holy Co,nmu'sIs PALMETTO AVENUE Paste, o ni e n s ____________ — Moms and dads shopping for Christmas Is joy— often toys W•ld gifts as little children mis.sed. cry. Pushing and shoving f paradoxes pervert the crowded stores. Looking for the deeper meaning of Christmas Ii Na M Sun Worship NYPS 701pm BAPTIST CHURCH )llIPaImettoAve, Rev Rayms.ic,s,, Rev A E Grits 'CPsUVchOIG•dIIOv,"WTRR I Osam Sunday libool Morn,ng worshle Church Of Christ l:)lp us, Cv,eac$s'vsa GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE St RI 44 Geneva Patter Suaday School 11* R.v LereyD Sopor (%AnIor'dC.,deeCIVSHW, I7tt Do.t 5boiy Pasts, Svivday 5c14s4 I 1' a m 1145am 431pm Ibariig £ Pr,dasm.p lip m Wad Pna,rMq 711pm Nurs.ryPr,,,d CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cs' 11th St £OaAv IIIW tiftmi,t s' SvThdJ,Sct*i lIla m MIrhwsgWs'1wp Ii 4am CPhvV(T,alathg I ISpm is Wed Prayer ServIce 711pm CHURCH OF GOD III W. 22nd $t,t lIT J T Patti When the SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 117 Airp.rt Blvd P141W 322 0111 CAt.VAR's SAPVIST ASSEMILY III FesrmI Wed Church Of God FIRST CP4RISTIAW CHURCH DISCIPLESOF (141111 14175 SliitirdAi Os NareldH.r,s Swiday Sct*si I ha MW45Jp II Slam YvthF,3l,.p5,.1, 4:15p.m. wng 54(.,(. 715pm Svndiyktissi Wsrilwp5pqvic, Eveeflul Servic, PiSP M..I.- rr _l"-_ impressing is sought. Naxar9ne I?,_1975-lA ____________ r. Frttratlons of Christmas: Christian B aptist Ch'a places are outside of us and Christmas is happiness— I Inside of us. As we prepare for giddiness is more accurate. the outside there are. . .. Christmas is friendship— '10pm. Mest ________________ a S of u.s have a lot of Hate Is everywhere. ..fdifficulty getting ready for Chrtstmasisgoodwill_j1wj Christmas. Theri are two Is rampant. -' -'e tI-s gAt ready that have c l.biInas is merriiient Epwcrth League wed _______________ Many 411 in Friday, Dcc. Biblical Feminism Is ___ 2444 Sa.ata,d Ave Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____ , Sun4ay Sc$' :: __ ___________________________ _________ FIRST SOUTH(RS METHODIST CHURCH ______ _ fly KFN MIII lic a - I:lia m 1101am. Methodist ____________________ _____________ _____ FIRST ASSEMILY OF GOD CHURCH Car )flRaMEIm Rev ED.n Cs. Past.s Sv'idy %thasl I 11am, MorVUfgW.nIWp I ISa m 7 0pm. It; rn ' * I )ia m 1111am, J Southern 0000 Pastsr War 5ar,c, W4iqi4jy HM b Nvrserv&Kderartee Th — ___ __ Pastor's Corner . SANLAND0UNITEDMETHOOIT Stali Read 414 endR.,mor.dAv,nu. Larlecod, Fl*radi 317)5 Teiepli.w 331.1341 :-: I . ____ --..-. ... - -- Ull .-- NAME ________________ ,________ -- �IV ______ - .-r:-. - -.------ '—-n .. ___ - - ______ ______ - T". - . - - - WI __ __ -. --,, DMit:) _;.- - __ ._ 7, _~-H-Mum mI1 .= & . -m 1 1 .1_~ 1 1 ~3~_ 7_ _ -, VI -_,-: vff--:XW ,QW Wo t I Vffk ...a-r, __ --;~ V~ -T___- . ! ;7-mpw -I.By MARVA HAWKINS _.... -Ambil o __~. it -M 4- 7 u e _c, n M :.) ~~D1~ - H __ stess FzX-__ l.A-i/f -...... - -. 1.LLi- __ _ Christmas . - . - 1 ~ - - Dad's Friendly Advances Im ro er - *- - , -7'1 41 jf . . .. j _r __ -4- -- __________ ii ._-,.. IV___ A ______________________ - _____ - ' " I - I A By 9ers' Nola P I went on the Pill after perfect relationship first child was bom, but I I hope you print tWs, because DEAR ABBY: Cithy is jjjv stoffx4f three weeks ago. ,*,Llcn Nancy readz ),our colLann, and I — . best Mold. We are both ib. doesn't know I stopped. and want her to see it. Cathy spends a lot of time at my __ he'd Nt the roof if he did. i.stp Imp house. When my father is home, I If I dn Elet pregnant, what is _&.r%-"I "5**: Ah right, to tic has the habit of kissing .. "'"l my next move? I hate being assuming she sees it - that Cathy on the lips whene ver she still I underhanded. but it was my las t doesn't solve arrives and goes home Do ou ir problem rer, N ancy s ays thc ' okHah1ui.d ':r tlas proper behavior PIee help me. f or a 38-year-old man? courtesies have got to go,and years and have a darling baby WANTS ANOTIJER BABY You feel foolish capitWal A lso, my' fa ther is always girl who is nearly Ing. If DEA R WAN: You say a you want your "otherwise t rying to get Ca thy to sit on his Allen ban excellent provider family lap. Sometimes she does and and I am content to stay , large means perfect rela tionship" to Set off at sometimes she doesn't. I don't home and be a lull time wife y"every'111111. 0" to you and that the ground, either start treating ou r husband has threa te ned to Nancy like one of the boys or know this is embarrassing to and mother di vorce find a girl whn n" gard hly problem? I feel that doesn't bother me, but I sure woman was put on earth to j_-_!-=-_2!: TV ,-cz,-p.,uaj 11W JJ~r z;!-1- 1 -, . .1 'j . wouldn't want Cathy's father pro;lem, you're playing chauvinistic. kissing me on the lips or asking chilen, but Vatican roulette. You bad every time I better le vel with Allen. You just old and need yo ur help tne to come sit on his lap. My girl mention having another baby, What is your opinion' might Allen explodes. He says, "One man. be married to the wrong friend's mother lets her DADDY'S DAUGHTER is enough and that is fhml!,call her "Rosemary" I think ______F DEAR DAUGI1TER: I think DEAR ABBY: I am dating a that's neat. Abby, I've always wanted six ~~__ . CathV is ,1 little to-) 011) to be children, but I'd settle for just girl ,A- W refers to herself as a I tried calling my mom --. , on the lips by your one more. To me a large family "fendnist." I consider myself a "Shirley," and I nearly got a hit --- .—. kissed I, father. And your father Is much means everything. I have gentleman and not the least bit in the head. . I too YOUNG to have a 15-year- literally begged him, but chauvinisde. flow can IM % I get my mom to get he 4. 9ff old girl on his lap. ,,efuses to bear of it. In fact, he Here's my problem: Nancy with it like my girl friend's ._j A,I DEAR ABBY: Allen and I says 1(1 get pregnant, he will have been inrriI L"I"11 DV IF _RW-,wz. -her with her coat and standing DEAR SAND Y: Uby"getI up when she enters the room. fing with It,11 you mean the rL 11%1~ - Abby -- - - ~__ ____ - ___ . - __ __ ------- __ -. __ - I I -- ________ V Othu new ____ ' - —s ... . .: . I — These old-fashioned cour- should allow you to her by tesies have become second hei first name, I can'tcall help you. nature to me, and I feel foolish Respect you mother,s I! vtt to when Nancy refuses to allow be addressed according ~ her me to perform them. wisheL 11 you have children I __ - - i Ch dr - L21 It, . " CHRISTMAS-ELLANY SLA TED ? ~, Aft Alft eI Chrhimas-ellany,a program of Advent and Christm.as musk of the Middle Ages, will be presented by rollegium Musicurn of Seminole Comm unity College on Saturday at 8 p.m. In Holy * Ch U oose Women Active ye The Women of the Moose senior I - • I . I regent for , a . I : .- upper hand In the series II I I I.'.ri . 2_ L ' ! - - f 1 4~, F ______________ ' - - - -- ____ t 0 - F, t %F. I - - ~__ - __ -4 . ______ I- 1-0 Ab-~- I t - , - - 0a j,-,tl I M1 - 3 ' - beginning Of the first public library, which proved interesting anI educat, 'onal. Kathy presented the Sr. Regent "a ui cnecxs t or the library at Mooneheart, the child city in Mooseheart, Ill., a -1 -- L . .- . - - ~ 21e __? - , --. I ,. AL-I&. m v%~~ Tff` - - -I" z - g r' I j _a #I S-e . -; -. - N __ -,r-I- . __ - r , I ~ -A,L - f, -, I " ,. I 11II!,i17 %,- _, -- mo . I . 1 - - -.~ ).~. " . . I - ~ j Ab '_ aI_- -t. - -jIII _I~i ,'~~ -, 2-k-, ~ Vilt I I I4 - -- ':. ~ '~ - - --1-- "' --~A -_ -IV. -_W~_ - J tl - , i -, -;Al ,L . 'li-w I li (IKE OF F IMIION , , I i, --- IWU61 a-- __ NOW . W woman In charge of Social -. speaker for the eveni ng was CiuoIette -. s .11 ________ DRESSES i k I . were- Beverly Dorton, Mary SETS 1U A,r -Ii - . Polly Stevrns (enter), mordinsitor of Stepping _ rt*abI)1 WU0u enter for the emWoully dlstai*d, admim _______ . , - SiZE 818 ii -~_ .___NW=F;"iRa"a=RV%fiCf_=_ --r Checks were nresenled in the Services. More than 80 persons are enrolled In Stepping Stones, which Is located on Oak Avenue. Sanford )4 Op r en Satiirdr'vc ___________________________ _________ ---. ______ - DRESSES SIZE 5 13 ________ 'TIL CHRISTMAS - - - - .__ . 11 --- Amma ______ __ -i _______;.dl_ . - - __=., __ - L For Your ShoppIng VIAI I j[ - S I .I, 1 -- .r7 ' cJ , ,. : 4v - .- _-- - -_ __ - CJ ' The Prèce of 1 - I1,000 - To Choose From WESTW000 LAMPS IT IS FUN TO SHOP &4 S9 so ' -' deeoratedChr.tmastr, h-rre tiskedgookiandnjjng. A9011,19 w2d the dwf bruught to the Sanford Nurift exi home recently by inc Jnh1-Wits of Geneva. Ifrom Jesafe Knight, Ruth Evans, [iahc}tuckerand tift Shupe, treat the patktia to baked toods and music every other month of the year as well. - -. -- - 1 IiTiI - ______ _ % _____ AT KARIN'S WHERE t me a quar er CVIen' vi., lo - Sweenev's IRD&MAGN OLtA - -- HWY. 436 At 17-97 I o, A I E ZAYRE PLAZA FERN PARK OPEN MONUT. 10-9 SUNDAY 1.5 'ri - -4 1 _____ Raiders Blustery Moore unranKed a o Not B-CC S e Presi erS =a) 1.1% IJIIdIl ••• agles Seminole got victories from - N ti n Seminole Community College, No, 5 in AL,wit, 10 I 140- Wetber (LH) d Watforil. 9 3. 147— mariom ,'.') d. Dickson, 134, 157— Rovie (C), P erry tied. 66 16 Saniman (C) pmned Mofris, 4:33 177— Black (C) pinned Cardenas, 2:41. Unilmited: Corser (C) pinned 29 was virtually overlooked as e first weekly National DAYTONA BEACH (AP) - A&M 444 yards to 202, had 29 Blustery Wesley Moore, who first downs to nine and held the Junior College basketball matched his big talk with big ball plays to MM's 45. poll came out today with results - a 77-.r*.l mwd in Sources to'N U* Daytona Sunshine Slate teams In ' he three years -has been fired as Beach New3-Journal that much top 10. football coach of Bethunook- of the alumni d1ssaUacUon While DeKalb, Ga. was with Moore was over t" com. toranked, Pensacola Wt man College. So c s ur es ai d Moore's lorcefuf menta before the Dec. 6 game No. 3 and defending state personality Ied to the Thursd,ay with Maryland-Eastern Skjore champion Indian River fthg at Orlando. 11113101. Sc ol ho President Oswald P. "I'll J ust use mostly f reshmen SemInole, 8, Was beaten Bronson s ai d Moore's 17-7 l os thUtga me,"saldMoore fr s by Indian River to crostate rival Florida the A&M loss. "Today was the Raiders have a crucial A&M was also -partly-, to season. It's back to the drawing game upcoming Y bla me for the dismissal board or us now. afght In Sanford afainst "It had more to do with his The Orlando contest was vard. style of communications," sponsored by Be th une alum, Bronson added. who complained Moore's stateA statement issued by the ments would ntln ticket sales. school said the fh* was for But Monrp was right abolt I n "behavioral styles detrimental freshmen getW% lots of playing IA/ * JV: Colonial 31, Lake Howell 30. . ____ I. fl ^ -- _j flhIfl.fl1U &OM C hallenged the signal-calling authority of the 49cr coaching j ftaff, he was pushed into retirement John Brodie, ht held the Job for the better of 17 years, confided after a - he 1973 season that he was probably going to be benched becaue he disagreed with H ld's era Fearless LI IIIIIIIIII~ _ r -' LAMMIRICHARUSON JIMHAYNES 1. -mosom -! (Aliguests 1634.8-6) (l72796) --.) ___ :__ =-- - -- . - - - U7G414 (170414) 1160424) 1694) - Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Washington otr Dallas Re'dsIdii ha ve a rabbit's loot Atlanta Over San Francisco edge to the home team (kland over Kansas City — ChIefs aren't %btaitou Dallas Dallas Washington Washington Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta San Francisco Atlanta San Francisco L1ecIand Kansas Cleveland Kansas Uty cohesive BuHalooer New Fngland Kansas City Kansas City Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo NY Giants NY Giants New Orleans NY Giants NY Giants NY Giants Baltimore Miami Miami Baltimore Miami Baltimore St. Louis SL IAKIII SL Louis SL Louis St. Lows St. Louis Philadelphia Denser Philadelphia Denser Philadelphia Denver Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minneso ta Minnesota Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles L Los Angeles i San Dlego NY Jets San Dlejo NY Jets NY Jets San Dir-o — BUls arc stronger New York Gians over New Orleans both weak, Giants ha ve edge Miami oer Baltimore—I wanted to be sen _____ (163414) Cincinnati - :_= LYNNESMITH ANTHONY HAYFS P1tLcburghor Cincinnati —onocr all trengui - F City Pittsburgh - _______ ____ . Well, Don Reynolds didn't last but he did et 12 All six of th e Evening Herald Jim Haynes, Louis Sapsis and Lynne Smith tied for house honors with 135 marks Bill Corrigan, Rick Pantridge and Anthony Hayes had off eek, plunging to timental, but nobody beataShula twice St. Louis over ch cago— Bears can't stop Cards' pwising as Dcncru%er Phila de l ph ia—a tossup, edge to the home team Minnesota over Detroit Lions haven't beaten Vikes in years - Is Angeles over Green Bay - lt4uii are stronger This week's all-pro forecast is Joined by Oakland over Houston -lackadaisical Raiders Seminole high and a former Baltimore Colt. He'll be trying to top bon Reymolds' mark. --- . Forecast IIIFFCORRIGAN LOUISSAPSLS RICKPANTRIDGE -- F r- Football ______ Spurrier, in fact, brdered RE) ARE BEST - ___ f club,"whyshouldn'tStevecall 'em' We got nobody else to call 'em anyhow And Stc'.c' a had been 'kletrackd for the starting ,ll ' quarterbackJobonthe49ersuic % so itha1ffthcaaon he Two-tone sterling I had the trierity to defy a same plan En an exhibition silv*f bracelet $2750 contest against the Rams, and puttheballupinthealrinstead DL' k.epn it on the ground as El AND PRICES [ESSI Gerber Legendary Blade; Chef Set 19 50 REC. 24 50 ,27 - PANISUITS Now lto '10 EG 5900 REG 7900 - ursni SHEAFFER PENS & PENCILS . - - - - '- I 1 1 398 fjj __________ _ JliV ) 1 • - Seminole Ifigh won in a Scott Regan, Freddie Cash, breeze, 54-16 over Orlando Greg Hart, Ricky Bryson, Bill Edgewater, as its matmen Anders, Will ie Ca lloway, Kenny SRei)t W-12 weight claws. Adam and Robert Charles. The Seminoles opened Lake Howell was beaten by Orlando Colonial, 36-23, with season under coach Roger Evening Francisco to an emotional, last. secnnd vlrtnry nwr the heavily favored Rams (and, Ironically, ma have saved Nolan's Job temporarllv). "What the hell," said one veteran offensive stir on the 1 Colors FAMOUS MAKER 8 $ - -- ____ - $ SIZE 8.16 Bores For 2 - a - hi f - Seminole County high school Lake Howell is coached by wrestling teanu won one and Frank Schwartz. lost one Thursday. ____ _____ Irick Pnllxi Pfillic r%kt%r+ W,,,, C 01 in rc has accumulated In almost ns, he rallied San $ A - #I A flA&i'rti."r, PIIPL 'JV rMEIJUIl3 SIZE 8 18 Qfl a -r- / - __________ - unier is getting 19 points and I I rebounds per game. Smith is the only other Seminole in doubIefes,he with 13 points per game I LY Convenience I -- - - I _.- - : _,_ -- 1 4 7 -- a - ___:-=-00 =. Now children under the sponsorship of the D"Iou of Family the handiwork of four patients, (from left) Linda Pierce, Panic Busty, Hazel Johnson and Pat O'Conaer. Th e dolls, __ 9/ .1 ,7f I Cotton is Seminole's top tion of a church-related col. substituted freely in a 67.0 v4,cwas calling the shots. Crusty, experienced signal callers such BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) fense-minded Big 10 champions a 5W7le d midway through American 7776, Georgia de- the opener. The usua lly quota ble M record. ns Bobby Layne used to say — Notre Dame basketball with a feated full court zone press late second Appalachian State half ti twice 8347; I Davidson scored the last declined comment they would never accept the Coach Digger Phelps said it in the game Thursday Moore became coach when I pulled OW one point in the Arkansas State beat Tennessee eight points, capitalizing on night. messenger system because his father, Richard, was presi. a was time to go for broke when Tech 774, West Texas out turnovers, for a come-from-be. fina lIt WO m minu flu tes. A mon th ago, Moore ignored d ent of t he domlnUy bla ck TI)e defensive pressure ratcoach on the sidelines did not the eighth-rated Irish slipped 14 scored Oklahoma State 6342 hind victory over Baylor. The the fact ° was coaching a scol have the same feel of the game He a 2 record in On the first occssion, Scott and South Alabama defeated winners got points behind top-ranked In- tied the usually surehanded 16 points each from small college and den=dcd his firs i they did. t seaum and bluntj v the floosier& Indiana turned the May Wt both ends of a one-and. Cent -!nary 74-72. center Eppa Rixey and guard I But Brown nude it work, and diana Thursday night. But consideration for his team as stated that if his 1974 squa d decision RIMOst broke the II oo- ball over repeatedly, and, with one free throw situation. Then, John Gerdy. t other coaches followed suit and the opponent for Miami of Ohio didn't go unbeaten, he deserved it, almost turned over the with 11 seconds to go, Quinn Rutgers rolled past Penn be. in the Tangerine Bowl. The to be fired. His ~ow the issue has become game. Buckner, who had missed a pair hind Phil Sellers' 32 points. LAM Herrm scored 18 points bowl comri -tittee cbose South 2-1. As It was, Indiana held on for largely academic because of free throws just smnds Rutgers led by as much as M15 and led rive double figure "I've said all along that this ._ Carolina instead. many college and pro teams a tense, hard-earned &W vieearber, wrapped up the victory in the first half, and after Penn scorers as Villanova r W, 44h . VI OmPed k* %.%call all plays from the bench, tory, iu third straight of the basketball team tias a long way by hitfing two. The following week, Moore Ing Ws )ear," Mom said last _'j. 6. Stormed back to tie the game at past Kings College. Sophomore . - ____) and the sight of new plaI5 ers season. The loss dropped Notre to go," Indiana Coach Bobby predicted at least a 21-point stunmer. He added he exaggerKnight said. "Our concentrastreamIng bi every play, fike a Dame's mark to 4-1. Knights ran off 15 straight led a second-half Pro%ide nee victory for his eight-ranked ated a little bit when he said pro .is is a team ball, Rutgers whipped Penn 95- points to break it omn. i relay of ants, is accepted as Said Phel ps "We Just made a tion broke down. 1% scouts were drooling over a surge as the Friars wafloped team over Florida'A&~I. Manhattan got to be better menEvansville. desperate run In a desperate tall 7948,- Davidson nudged Baylor 95 nation do they have a better ball of which were taken But It is Important to equate situall'on. We've got 10 71w game was the opener of a ";Villanova routed Kings guys on potential." Forward Craig Lynch hit a 20club than we do," said Moore the difference between Paul Moore, discussing his out. team who can play basketCollege 08-75; provi. doubleheader at Madison foot jump shot with two seconds after V.e game. "Their defense spokenn(Pa.) Brown calling plays, as he still ball," .33 in August, 3W d uarc Garden In New York. to go to gi ve Furman a tense wasn't But U proW was much n wa o F'vavi1le that tough. We did wishfully, Maybe the coach ~ does for the Cincinnati Beng8ls, Notre Dame, using almost its more than cerebral. 71; Furman stopped Illinois 7.rl,. Rick Marsh scored 23 points decision over Illinois. The loss eerything I thought ~ we would, has gro wn up as a coach right and the situation as it existed on entire temn Including thmThe Hoosiers almost squan- M; Kansas turned back Boise and Tom Lockhart had 16 to was the first for the IIliW this but we just couldn't score." along with the ballplayers as a # team like the 49ers. freshmen. upstaged the de- dered the game after forging to State 61-56; TCU trinuned Pan Pace Manhattan over LaSalle in ason after five victories. Bethune, in fact, outgained team." this r se ___________________ 'i m ,Riuns and i 8eall he PI5Y i 1-% sh ,' lot check their choosing. The candidates enrolled in November were: Phyl!is Howard. Shirley Shue, Dianne Raykta, Jeannie Adams, Carol Gardner and Ann Tiocileharl. The December L7hapter Night program was about Social Services Program; chair. I .0 GREAT HOLIDAY check for the Mooseheart Scholarship Fund and a . , t. , z t'. 1. A. -.1 _~ rA the players' hands. Otto Graham, despite the mco has not been accepted as the hwd succemdul nuartorhArk nf Cotton are 6-foot, while Hollingsworth is 5-7. - - 8ened 4 L_ . d the the hand is tall. Glenn Wilkes and James I -9 --'I, Cummi start at guard and stand 6-3 and CO Frank Grady, 6-5. is the center, and 6-4 r Renard Allen and &- Oliver Lee Tribe coach Joe hUlls " strategy. I Herald Photo by Tom Vinent) I forwar d. Plus, Parker's top reserve is But some people Seminole coach Joe Mills sees home court advantage plus a continues to be the type contest 6-9 Kevin Lewis. e can play tonight's game as a "true test' noticeable hei gh t difference, where records and statistics The game, to be staged at for his team. Yielding both the Seminole is hoping the game are thrown o ut te widow. 'ins at m -- - • U M \!III I - ., # f. r- Y' I- I "_I 1. .I... I Tom Hollingsworth and Reuben Cotton at guard, Terry Sadth v 99 a orwar and Kevin Brown at post, Brown and SrWth, at 6.4 and 6-3, -J = -,_ E - - - _; 1. .. .I-,. el, .. . _. ._..1.1 .. ,:= I.-I Seminole Edgatsr15 do lake over the play flat has been going IDO_ Reagan (S) vmn by forfeit. Hawks football since free substitution responsibility himseil. He has cven maen winning four Betbard and go again Saturday io;-- Cathe (S) p Postlmyer. 135 began Just af te r World War!! delega ted it to his assistant at home against Oak Ridge. Plantlere (Ell Gagtr. to-2; i2s— ches. nd Paul flown started THuRSDAY'S RCSULTS Starring eat or Brs (SI p Rice 1:23. 134— e You don't mind the WIN Howell were George Miller. Colonial 35. Lake Howtil 23 messenger syitem of shuttling Sande CS) p. Hail :42. 14 Cotter IW— Miller (Lh? pinned Fuller, (E) p. Stevens, 1:39. 141— Calloway guards with instructions from rton and Brian 4.24L 107- Gray the sidebnes. reluctant to accept nuftritY Andrms with their lii— Perkins IC) d. Burton. 132. Davis, 117. 1— H. Sanders (S) It used to evoke passionate unchallenged from one of his classes and Freddie 112 '28— Andre (L1) ied S*oe. '59 (5) debate, especially abou t the aides. Webber with a decis ion. Stph. 251. 1 (C) d d efault over UI coaches taking the game out of gift citing sclecon otjeweZ, 11cr. you'll find itl, variety, quality and value. ______________ Ifie Roger - I .. . 'T, 3 - I Seminole goes with starters . __ - - - , 1,11*t - ., urrier r- Chapter Night. Chaiom - i 99 S I& To accent her fashion flair, from our ex- choose her Chapter 14 has been busy Mooseheart Scholarship Fund Past two mon w chapter th and for purchasing baskets for night e needy. November was Libra =- £ ' fashion acceik. Christmas program. • L .~ Awft .I; e J ~-:, : --I - I ___ games But we are getting better. This is a big test -= 4 __________ - -• last year. Seminole has had (way through the second Dic Ian may not have that quarter were down to the Los Angeles Rams I. After a who, despite the fact the he has furrible coughed up the ball to been around since 1967, has the Rams deep in Los Angeles never been the clearcut starting territory, Spurner ran to the quarter back. Bu t Ow Wi ,bench and took Nolan aside for well respected by the 49ers as a con3cienUous, an earnest talk. hard-working "Look, Coach," he said coach, dOCS not CO fience gap either simply we're not doing anything ft necause ne doest m men way. Lot me call the plays." I This has been an iugument like Brown, Landry and Knox er the free concert, which Is open to the public, is mule teacheer right) Rocky Churchwell, Janet Robinson, Karla Needham and Patricia Meredith, Oa Dec. the up will travel restored 155N town of Westville, Ga., to present a rpecial - . e V Barbara Muller (top left) with students (clockwise, from to CL II ____ , e. . have played frog-strangling sends n t km the sidelines. puttered and stuttered and Staubathfc,Da 3 ', __ By________ Kind Gestures At - I .1 -. bothers me '.n our otherwise "S8114," that*s your prf%flege. ••• Iquv i l - ' - r .-: ________________________________ I cristma.t Right now we are !I • Seminole Gra 4 1 - _3 t2L IIIII :~L - —_ ZALES IS THE DIAMOND STORE --- - SANFORD PLAZA ". - _.-- - ~-- - - -_ - __ rt t "We have played well In spots, although our record doesn't reflect It," says Mills. "I expect us to come afler 44 - ______________________ Rusty Parker wok over at ~ before the game DeLand fi%e years ago _ and said, "I want to go over 11. •' " 'They have Nolan on how beaten us sh id ~hat plays I'm going t,o call, be run. tie was, and after that probably two out of three," doach." admits Parker. Dick Nolan looked at him out season he quit. Of his team's lofty siate . . not yet. General manager Don the corner of his eye and said, nking, the Bulldog coach must think Kl n of Angeles,ra "We're calling the once a quar r asserts, "we haven't earned it . basketball." C k himself l1)idn'( anyone tell you" . Spurrier gaped and shook his argues that coaches should send in the plays because they head and went unhappily on the devised the offense. And Coach field when the 49ers got their Chuck Knox does call all the first offensive possession. signals for quarterback James Every play a different running * Harris. Just, as for instance, T I II St War. Oertheyears, the two teams .ie side - MarLfla Parker, gr Johanna Dietz, telephone chairman; Mrs. Gordon Brisson, nominating comfttt", , chairman; Doris Rog ~ chairman. I _____ IV t" 0 _.: I.. , -., - M --_ challenge -_- ______ II - -. - _____ Academy. The Seminole-DeLand ganw is an attention grabber in several ways. DelAnd Is thirdranked in Class AAAA cage e, only 4 ________________ • I A;zl_-_, ~~ I -- - - . T d __ ng a ra riva no e and DeLand square off in the feature high school game of the night involving Seminole County teams. Elsewhere it will, be Lyman in a Metro Con. ference tester at Oak Ridge; Trinity Prep at Orlando Tabernacle ChrMan; Oviedo at West Orange; and Mont. ng Plays W I. presiding. For the progr&4 ,I -. By MURRAY OLDERM.AN representatives frord . ~ '* . . , I. . J" : Herald Services -0 Medicare office explained.L % . br. IN "I . jr, I . fomis that must be filled out to ! ~ L__-I Mo. * SAN FRANCISCO- For ________ - --- - 11 .1 get payments for doctor a _~, 'more than eight year,, Steve &n= Q_V=_ - ~, --- __ I - - t: - w*d1cal bills. Several outside" , .~', _%RZ_:_ -_;; _~ . . . I _~W. " I joined the group at two 0, Ir1 clock , fleisrim Award for his field I9 1 __K _R~07 - : . Other new officers assuW '. . ; keneralship on the football with the meeting. They . I V__ , neld, had waited for the chance 1~IIIIIIM cluded Harry BidLing. vkv M ib call signals regularly as a pro r tivarturback with the San ~. . I ecrctary, Clara Iladerer, F rant is to 49cr treasurer, Arthur Kalm, In mld4eason, his team in l membership chairman; a desperatestraits,hewasflly. getting it. And so, notified once Mrs. Pearl Hardj0 M L recent Sunday that he Was program chairman, annow going to be the field boss, Steve the Christmas party pro, ?_ Oent over to his head coach on .E'J ___________________________ - n L D -1- _____ Oh, they Lm a basketbail, not Ufls,utit I ______ - • _0 _ - __ * I e, Riv ino Iferald Sports Editor ar resumes . I Is' e S ip urri Last Tuesday the serdlorli - Hosts Montverde S sung - I V : - - ..- Members wfll bring gifts for nut 8hOmc3,marke4m female or child. D punch wi1l be served to 11 membe rs and guests Social Committee. be provided a nd -~~ eer Irked 1. -- I. •., I "' ` 9% -%-,, --- :.-: - — 1.I Sanford Senior ciuzenj Ckb :..' i, 'j sill meet for ChTit C refreshments at the \ . Navy T I -- L .~I ~~ -- Q OPOR %k.A I Gathering t'I ~.-;' r %_ i . -ft . , P --MM=1- . cD c ILI a;-_;1V-M -~~ z_ -_ -_ _- - MU L azw~ zg---o,-- - ': - -1. reign and Counsul General Abdeslam Herald Correspondent countries to visit EPCOI, th. Jaidl. Working as a tour guide for world of the future. The group spent a day and a Walt Dtsney World can be both 99A& The event tnrnei into hjulf t'41h Cynthth , retcd1, , and exciting ex. thrill of - lifetime for Cynthia, fell Boom a rewarding . in love with the young Cynthia who se nd on the day after _ - __ _U Cambridge, daughter of Mr vlsitorsfromtheNorthAfncan their departure from Disney a nd Mrs. George Cambridge, country of World, Cnythia received a 22 Sipes Me, Sanford She had as her gun former telephone call from Jaldi In. ____________________ Disne, World recently Ambassandor Au Ilenjallore '.iting her to meet them in New initiated an ambassador and his son. Iribriann; Minister York and proceed with them to CYNMIA MIA IA111111.1. CAMBR DGE , program, inviting 16 am. of Finance Laraki and his wife; Morocco as their guest. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - --fl-- - * ~! r Seniors Hold H __ New Your Jets over San Diego -Chargers won't contain Namath Angeles Angeles I - -_~.- �- -.- - I a... '.. - -, - . ;. ... i-... - -.'...-. a.;-, )_._ •.• - ---- a- , - . - r T - L c -_ .i_,.. - - -- . - ' - -- '' - -- - ' ,' 1 _'' J: - .- - r ; - c: .i - - - --c -- - - . ___.,._..__._.,.._......_.._,_____,.,......,.,._,._..__._._ ______.4_;---------- _-_ 1Iri' ____1r____-__._ mj r==- ------ - ----- ---- -------- - -.-- _11111 28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Friday, Dec. 12, 1973 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Mnnesola S. Kansas City j Todab's Games New Vorl IsianTh-s at At. lnta a P?itadeIpia Detroit at Washington 31. Louis at Calllorrte EAST Rochester 16. BuckieII Saturdays Games Rutgers 115, Penn so New York Rangers at Detroit Mime 73, R hode Island 71 New York Islanders at To. Providence 9, Evansville 7 1 "OfltO Manhkttan 79. LaSalle 71 Philadelphia at Los ,angees P4ir1heatern 77, Tufts 7$ Kansas City at Montreal Dominican. N.Y. 91, Manhat. Boston at Pittsburg't tanville ii Chicago at Minnesota Sunday's Games SOUTH Toronto at New Yor k Davidson II, Baylor • Rangers Furman is. 1111nolp 73 Atlanta at Buffalo S Miss. 77, St. Bernard IS Pittsburgh at Montreal VMI 113, Redford Cot. 65 Minnesota a; Washington Florida 3t. Si, Stetson 71 ViflCOv at Boston %' Va. Tech 71, W.Va. St. 63 St Louis at Chicago Georg'a 13, Appalachian 67 WHA Ala. AIM 7$., Ala HunhiviIl W I T Pu OF GA 70 East Division S Alabama 71, Centnary 77 Iapolls nd 12)2 1 73 53 77 Cict 17 14 0 24 102 123 MIDWEST N. Eng. 11 I Indi an a 3. Notre Dame 60 Cleveland kansas 61, Boise St. $6 West Oivis4on S Oak. St. 7$. SW Minn. St. 16 9 0 32 103 91 59 Minn. Neb.-Omaha $6. Benedictine College Basketball s.oie Ky. West, Ii, SE Mo 7$ 'ayvItIe, N 0 67 D3 OT Phoenix 9 12 3 21 7S 96 Denver to 15 1 71 5$ 103 Candin DIVIIIOn Winnipeg 70 9 l 119 74 Quebec 1.11 I 37 121 107 Calgary IS Il 1 31 102 U Edmc..fon 13)6 2 71 113 12$ Toronto $ 16 7 10117 Thursday's Results IndIanapolis 3. San Diego r, fit Edmonton 3, Calgary 2 Today's Games Minnesota at Cleveland Indianapolis at Houston Cincinnati at Phoenix Calgary it Winnipeg Quebec at Toronto Saturday's Games Hot.ito,, at Minnesota Phoenix at Denver Cincinnati at San Diego Cleveland at New Cng!and Toronto a? Quebec Sunday's Games Houston at Cleveland San Diego a Phoenix New England at Indianapolis Calgary at Toronto Winnipeg a? Edmonton S - SOUTHWEST TCU 77 Pan American 76 Ark, St. 73, Teri. Tech 74 Abil. Chr. 73. Sd. & Arts. OkI.. 64 W. 63. Oklahoma st 67 FAR WEST Air Force 51, (onzaga 35 Idaho 6.5. San Fran St 63 Pro Football ;• National Foothill League Saturday's Games Cincinnati at Pittthvrgti Washington at Dallas Sundays Games Francisco at Atlanta Kansas City at Cleveland Buffalo at New England New Orleans at New York 01. ants Miami at Baltimor e St. Louis at Chicago at L)eflver Minnesota at Detroit Green Bay •t Los Angeles Houston at Oakland Monday's Game New York Jets at San Diego, I' o Calif - - - - - '. _______________________________________________ _____ SP0M11 q L _ - Iii. AIM W L Pct. OR FIRST -1. Ica-AIberdI (5), 15.30. ia 5 .762 4.50. 310; 7, EthanoOkokl (2)450, New York 13 6 447 2½ 2.50; 3. Eddy Beitla (3), 3.60, Q (2 IndIana ii i .434 7½ 5),137.40; P (5-2), $112.50 Ktntuckt' I) I 31' 3 SECOND - I. Ice Sanchez Sen Anton 12 I 3/a 11.10. 560. 3.50; 2. Cacho-AlbardI S. Louts ii ii .440 7 (3). 1040, 700; 3. Urza-Lenlz Virginia 4 20 .147 13½ 3.30: 0 (34), 11.10; P (4 3) 1104 40; Thursdays Results BIg 0 (7.5 with 3-4) $1,319 10. Denver 111, VirginIa 100 THIRD - 1. EcPsano-Javl (2). New Voi$ 174, Iridmana o . 'i. Today's Game 400. 3.10; 3 Larrl-4 an.a ( .: St. Louts at New York (2-3), $21.20; P (2')) 173.00. San Antonio at Kcntucky FOURTH - 1 Barre-Zarr, Den,r v*. Virginia at Hamp 60, 9.50.120; 2. Manolo Java (5). ton 540.310; 3. Cache Bertgoa (4hS.40; Saturday's Games a Cs's) $4460; P (5 51 $97.50, D (2 Kentucky at San Antonio I) $140.10 Indian a at St. Louis FIFTH - 1. Manofo-Migud (2). sita,y oem. 1140, $40, 4,00, 7. £alaAgulrr, (, Indiana at New "on' 770,4 70:3 Erucra Lariee (7).460, 0 (12) $4500, P (71) 11,1210 SIXTH - I. kiava.Javl (4). 540 4.40. 1.60: 7' DOmingO-Sanchez 120,340; 3. Same Ectiaye(I), 900.NHL. Q $43, P U 31 $1?7.$O. CmpbsIt Canferenca SEVENTH - I. Eddy *ran (61, Patrick Division 550.6 40.370; 2. Oca'iingoLenlz (n. at W L 1`1110000A 00:3. ca ko&i 23. 3 60. 0 Phil'a 11 .1 : 173 e' ! 'Y Ii,Ir 15 i S _1 -5 117 12 Atlanta EIGHTH - 1. Ferm',n-AITu (4). 1313 7 NY Rangirs 1214 4 25 5 Ii) 1320, 150. 320. 7 M-4rUtMlfl(h.7 . ;;, 3 $m)Thq Dvision (3), 4 40, 0(41) 150 60; P (4- 11 5136.40. Chicago 4 fl 33 3 NINTH - I. Zi'i W 9.$. 4.70. birtcvr tO 12 $ 75 is j " 4.7O;2.AtpI (4),0Q,4,j,t.gvt,tt .L. Ill?, 17Q1V,T P ( 1 4) I 16 4 20 64 101 U'. ..zv; % Minri I is 0 16 &I 102 S11160. TENTH - 1. R"r.on (I? 11.20Wales Conference I .900,2 SentI (6), 710, 4.00; 3 Norris Division 1 Chuchn 17!. .140, 0 it 4). 14140, Montreal 3 5 4511? I Ang ',,, 17 to 7 ELEVENTH - I. AIva.Ptnez Pith. III3 2 110 lIZ Detroit , (i), 1540, 12.70, 460; 7, Oguiza* 17 70 In i:io Echeve (. Weshn Bengoa (1), 520; Q (36) 147.20 P (4 At,mI Olvislats .10 lIP 77 3) $110 TWELFTH - I. Mai- flvgueqza 4 ; -. ,., ,j ,., way, a.v, . rvv,,,,n-v. Thursdays 760 - 3 Bilbao Ramcn " Denver - n , . - Pro Hockey ' . , ,. " - - - ', ________ _________ ____________ . ___ - - R:u New York Rangers ' Q (U) 3120. 11 :301).111. C 6i 1 thr_i fij (411 $i.30. Big Q (34 and 15), 379-50 H 7131477. sariction of the National Asso,nation for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). -- puiro -' (JUT . ., BOSTO N(Ap) -It wasa homecoming of sorts and Phil Esposito definitely look ed out of place. There was one of the Boston Bruins' all-time greats wearing th e visiting blue un iform of the New York Rangers a nd taking ,".. In his first Boston appearance since his D'. I'..# ii. is... s.i.. .....e,.. ...3ia..j - -wi th two assists, one on Ste ve Vickers' tie-breaking goal in the seeon'i period, as New York posted a 5-1 victory, The loss snapped the Bruins' 14-game unbeaten string, In Thursday night's only other NHL game, the Mmnesota North Starsturnedbadc theKamasQtyuts53. In the World Hockey Association, the Edmonton Oilers nipped the Calgary Cowboys 3-2 and the Indianapolis Racerssalvageda 3-3 fle %ith the San Diego Mariners. - . ".. . 'a Nuggets Down Squires RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Bill Mussclman, who found himself out of a job when the San Nego Sails collapsed, may be wondering today If a decision to coach the injury. ridden, financially unsound Virginia Squires was worth the trouble, Thursday's night's 111-100 lo to the league-lesding Denver Nuggets wzs a prim example. "They got tougher on defense and we let up," a deflated Msselman said, 'Tnat was it." The New York Nets beat the Indiana Pacers 124.1ZI in overtime in th e only oth,r ABA game. FSU Gets Past Stetson TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A 35-point effort by substi mites U2vu1 Thompson and Harry Davis has enabled Florida State to get past Stetson's basketball team 81-71 for a 3-1 record. and Davis 16. The lead cha nged hands five times in the firstten minutes of the game before SemninAe Coach Hugh Purhp.m sent the tso uha Into the game alorg Wi th reserve llerbu, Allcn. Spirits Lose Rookie Green Sr. LOUIS (AP) - The Spiri ts of St. Louis will be wi thout the services of mode forward Steve Gr een when Uictezg ,1)eet.the New York Nets toIght in New York, a team spokesman has announced, The Anwrieri ebill AxIat1on t eam said Th ursday that Grien, who kiir.ed the Spirits last Friday following the foIdii of the Utah Stars, has suffeied a ;A'ct itt-Itt ' -.. ... .• will " W -.t?,,.kIt. ".4,.. L,,, Ji.WI,) iIU I$JU4 'J 113.51-Wrestling m. 61 2i 2,81-. NFL Football - Miami Dolphins meet the Colts at Baltimore. 2:30 19)-Wrestling 4 (6)-NFI. Football -. .linnesota Vikings meet the Lions at . 74 6).-Wretitng MONDAY 9 4&)-NFL Footbail - New York Jets meet the Chargers at San Diego Is PITTSBURGH (AP) Two the year. what's at stake for the Bengal.s whether he'll start. Stee!ers spots in the Na tional Football The Steelers, eight-point (a- Is measur e of revenge fora 30- Coach Chuck Noll says he won't League playoffs plus one dlvi- vorites Saturday, have already 24 defeat at the hands of the be sure of the status of defen.sion title could be decided Sat- guaranteed themselves at least Steelers earlier this year. For sive tackle Joe Greene, who has urday when the Pittsburgh a wild-card playoff slot, the Steelers it's the division title been s!ow to recover from a - Steelers host the Cincinnati If Pittsburgh Wild Cincinnati and the homefield playoff Pinched nerve in W neck and a Bengals in a nationally tele. should wind up with identical advantage, groin injury, until just before vIsed records at the cad of the season, Both teams are in pretty ixood game time. .. game. .. i-or me Steelers, 11-1, it's a the NFL's tie-breaking physical shape going Into Since the start of dlvislon' chan ce to nail down the Central procedure would award the Sat urda y's game with only one play five years ago, the Steelers Division title in the American Steelers t he di vision title be- injury of note apiece. and Bengali ha ve developed a Football Conference and cause they have fewer losses Cincinnati corner back spiri ted rivalry. But Cincinnati homefleld advantage In the within the division, mar Parr ish has a hamstring has never managed to win in playoffs that goes wi th it. Take away all the "If's" and injury and it's questionable five tripe to Plttsourgh. For the Bengali, 10.2 and a game behind division-leading Pitthuirs,h. a victory would guaran tee at least a wild-card berth In the playoffs and give them a shot at the division title. That seems li ke a lot to be riding on one game, but there may be less there than meets t he eye. Consider the possiblilties: &e a a !II IVII II lvii • VV-fr '" Tiptop Taken To 1 _ ' 10 Undefeated Croons NIGGITS • LyMan - - ' - - --.--. .- s.. tnitt thai gnrn the four th. , ( - / 77(5 930 €0 MOVIE: "The Killer Is Loose i000 2 12 POLICE STORY 1030 El) SOUN DSTAGE' BOB DYLAN "The World of John , ,,,., , ,, - -. • 9 LOST SAUCER 69 MISTER ROGERS NElGO)o 1000 12 LAND OF THE LOST 4 6 - SHAZAM EELS. KILNS AND U CLAY TtA-CTS OF GILLIGAN EL) SESAME STREET (A) 1030 2 12 RUN, U m music LX)XOS 9 GROOVY GHOULIES €, THE JETSONS 1100 2 -. THE I'-'t..AritI Ut- THE APES 4 6 FAR OUT SPACE NUTS 9 SPEED R'(Y €1) THE ELECTRIC COM' PANY (A) €1) GSBLJNUY-POPEYE AND PALS 11-30 2 1 WES'TWIND 4' 6' OHOOT BUSTERS' 9 000 BALL COUPLE EL) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD EL) THE BIG BLUE MARBLE ' 12 00 2 12 GRANDSTAND 4 6' VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS U THE WEATHER MACHINE 9 UNCLE CROC'S BLOCK €1) GE1TMl OVER 6t I Ii'JI --. -- - CAPTIONED NEWS rij,i ir-1t jjftj- Sheraton -, - Sanford's Sau&k £ozwg Sanford's Musical Place-To-Go Live Nitely Mon. thru Sat. 8: 30 p.m. . TO... Drinks At Pot,ular Prices Dress Informal - - ( 1, ~ I ji l , l __ .1 . , €0 700 CLUB 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 MOVIE "Astor The Fox 6' CBS MOVIE"Hollywood or Bust.U LILIAS, YOGA AND yr, 9 i WIDE WORu)- "The ..in David FrosI Presents the Qtjn. ness Book of Would Records." 100 2- 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL -9 ALL NIGHT MOVIES "John GOlc%wt). Homo. 2 I; Please Come The Nashville Sound Of JIMCARLTON Balladeer.Guitarist Country Rock. Pop ¶11 JOE 'MAGIC' WATSON Piano-Organ - " ! "HAPPY HOUR" -Mon. Thru Sat. 3p.m..? p.m.j,,"j.1' iIIC.PIUALLSSOC BAR BRANDS i I flGHBALLSSSC CALL BRANDS Sheraton Sanford Motor Inn IPIIIATON NOTIL5 AND MOTOR INNS ROOTS £ WOILOWIOC 44 GOP -01O SIIVICI 09 ITILA $.S11)'W _____ 9 MOVIES CONT. C&trOnl" Fktjri l- no p,. cr1 Wagner. (SAW) 445 9' MOVIES CONT Parne(I' Clark Gatilo, ,na Loy. (SAW) 1936 Story of the Saturdoij Morning 1230 600 ITP 04F7 f .4 : Choice Of 7: Cole Slaw. Macaroni Salad Potato Salad, Baked Beans ___ - I44 50 Rog. 9 85 I SWALLOWS GOLF CLUB DeBary Ph. 668-4459 Golf Outings Company Tournaments Welcomed GtOflSF(I,$.f,5OCar?SS7 2 Pll)- CrS P. CirI S)1 III I p iii 2 Players P. Cart $I? after I p.m. a..,,, ''.wu ri I e'pCICI.-..7 PLiVar. 1. t...-4 1. 1WW I •R 5 9Hotesaftorp.m,_4rt , 00 Gre-en Fee52.5o Me'neri.h(pt AyaliäI Sill Hardigrea-pGA Professional Mary/and FRIED (NI(KEI Your Host And Hostess: Lee and Gladys Moss OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 til 9•rn-pri • ° i 10o %a•, - I 'I For Phone Orders Ahead-322.,9442 2100 S. French Ave. - €1) MOVIE: Rovengo" 'Ride ( For "! _" -a- --. -- -.'---- -- --''- --- -.--_-----.-a--'_.' -' - '!a- - - ' - 4 1 $ no aaaIi uon IlsUd blew appea twward, up, dowsi, or dLs.gesafly Is t. pui.. rP1.4 .seb hidden Remelted box It in as ejam": UU0flJ "•I Bristol Birmingham Nottingham Hull Coventry Sheffield Leeds Liverpool Southampton London Manchester Stoke-on-Trcr,t Tomorrow: Hodge Podge "H" I b' (B& 1942. Man doing an article on a supsrx,' oat Mmncan. teams from his wxiow that o was really a Fascist 11-45 2' 12 SATURDAY NIGHT Ccyjy variety series live. i ow York Come%dan Pichwd Pryor is host I 0 '2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 25 9" MOVIES COUT. ' Annd Karonina Greta Garbo. Fre&ic March (SAW) 193, Tstoy's story Of an dlxA torrance In the 1---,qlajct)Ig1of Russia 1-30 4 LATE NEWS 600 2 4 6' 12 NEWS ED BOOV.BEAT "APres4onhal Nation" by Jph A CaJ'fann €) WAYNE TYLER SHOW 630 2 FLORIDA'S WATCHING 4 6 CBS NEWS 12 HOANS HEROES EL) JOURNEY TO JAPAN j ANIMAL WORLD 'Stsv-,0 E,th 700 2 LASTOFTHEW'ILD 4 CENTRE FOUR 6 HEE HAW U FLASH GORDON flash Goi'cIon Trip to Mats" Corn$eto 15 episodo senaJ will be thfl this evening. PV'OOfl7(3 all rogtiat oanYrng 9 LAWRENCE WEiJ("WnIon 1975" 12 WILD KINGDOM ED CITIES AT WAR: The LONELY? -_ • Looking for a More Dignified Way of Meeting Someone? (Ø11I " \ , Member of the Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce and letter BusinessBureau. I Contact ri now to We if we can iil Vtw of a rcpq end mire f',w,rding WciaI Ills. ,c7/) COMPATAB!Lrry DATING P 0 Box Nirne_ 3.15 9 'MOVIES CONT.: "Advontiles of Tartu -. 5 IS 9 MOVIES CONT "Days of Glory *'Gregory oct Tamara Toumanova (SAW' 1943 beat back Nazis €0 SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE 73(3 2' FRIENDS OF MAN 12 CANDID CAMERA €0 FELONY SQUAD G0 2 12 EMERGENCY The pararnoc are stmsod when an atline steivardoss refuses tO Maw thorn 11) a&iStor an antidoto to an overdose of Unaflacts4 ldvlti between the a,es if ii and 41 can obtain cant9.',ftal inlsr,natiia about sum dignified and iienaI Well, by .naiUsq me to Ifni beliw of by leNin, i3Sbtll. 0 . 1 45 - 539. Winter Part, SH 121? FIa, 32789 City. [ Slit. ZOCad* Phone Aq. CAJRI 1%. WiThWOcxas TAT1E A To son am ' - UN -.4 in 4) G THE JEFFERSONS Cornoc1ysoni.i Isaw Sanf ord. Sherman HnJv 9 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE WITH HOWARD COSEU. €1) A FAMILY AT WAR We Cou eould tIeA Lot Worse Off Jan. 1942. and Robert Ashton wads in Now York for his ship lo to Britain €0 MOVIE- "The Spider.' Ed Kemer, June Kenny 1958 A OS 10 tile and terrorizes a oomlrxty 830 4 6' DOC Doc (Barnard i4uios) participates in the career day program SpOored ld '-'Y B I. '. - ...,.e. U Adults 2.00 II SAT. II Kiddies 1.00 II '•• II * _i__. UC2 P(I&Ri 857 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 12 NBC MOVIE: 'Okia- 2 2 ___ SHOP EASY • * NOW SHOWING PLUS 'BLOOD ON THE SUN" : * * EVERY TUES&THURS$1 ForAdults,Children5oc * EXCITING NEW DAYS INN TASTY WORLD RESTAURANT J ********* NOWSHOWING% -- Mitat _______________________ __________ Wnpvj ___ 1Lvr I SAT.) & O r17j4 A - / RoguIcr Skating Schodulo FESS 11_j_________________ LUNCHEON SPECIA,W', SERVED DAILY -- STARRING G MERCHANDISE... LA YA WA IS... * * * * * * ** LL on the a GREAT BARGAINS,,, * i NOW ,TILL * DEC. 17r-, * * GREAT BUYS... -- 300 4 6 NFL PflEC/J.4E SHOW * * * I G * * SAT. * 1ç.M.tu3p,In . * SUN. C NO OTHER PLAZA CAN PROVIDE A lAir SITTER* KARATE .:'X) 0A ID1JI1 1141 1THEN I _______________________________ .2DARKTOWN STRUTTERS" - I MATINEE JShOW Time I WED. 2:30 7:30 9:1 ._ * * * * * * * * * ____ ___ __ - ' SANFORD PLAZA S0TNOEPSHOPPIN ' * 4 6' MARY TYLER MOORE Mary finds it cornplicatod when two channing bachelors h seek her cons• tart onaruonship 9' SWAT. Anne Francis, Michael Caftan guest A lady doctor and her patient plot to steal a half minion in ewois. €1) OPRY HOUSE: 'Wa'Øon Jenninos 4~36 1:11 ' lI , LEAVE KIDDIES AT THEATRE ' * Crude.- GREAT PER- !- -. 01 Pitts, Weepiry 'mi IIkJ ANfl S backward, 4. MOVIE C1 SaiOi (y (per f'qr Si1ef.djr 19.18 Comedy about an incurable good Samaritan I MOVIE "The Big Game Stephen Boyd, France Miyon 9 ALL NIGHT MOVIES - K eee pe perr of the 11am t' Evening LANCER U SAY BROTHER (1) ANTIQUES Toe CluES SW PNCJ PTON MLHATAPTONLRLGN LION RI IVERPOODNOTTHTUOA 4 '6 -9 NEWS €0 700 CLUfJ i- t 12 NEWS 2 9 ABC NEWS IS F' Wiflio 11 00 9 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 530 €1) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE N €0 POP GOES THE COUNTRY 200 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE U GETflN OVER '1 COI.LFGE DIVISION BOW,. FOOTBALL. Bowl, Sacramento. Calif TtsunsTBA MAJOR _______ rT!z--- ____ THE I % *) / I- I WHITES TRASH'S ' I Mondays 7'O0.1O'O0 p m - ,-*--.# -'r---t' E Iuedays Private Parties Only Wednesdays 7:30-10:30 p,m. Closed 2nd Wed. _ of every ii Sanford Thursdays Private Parties Served Daily Only Fridays 1:30-11:00 p.m. Saturdays 9:3011:30 am. 8 I:304:00 p.m. & 7:30.11:00 p.m. Sundays 1:30-3:308 4:006:O0 pm. A,7 V 11.~ STItEET ,,.- a GI IlLS ' 8 P.M. Outdoor Rides Pqez? Ogor SKATE CITY C"- The Track Rd. Off Hwy. 17-92. Fern Park - kZ7 7RESTAURANTR Hwy (W. St.) At 46 First 1-4-Sanford F L ill LII 930 - E ii _ REE SWAPS P&FLEA MARKET SUNDAY, DEC. i4 CALL 32.1216 i ": - month PRIVATE DINING ROOM AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES, BANQUETS, MEETINGS ETC. REASONABLE RATES Hwy 17-92 -- a bar her PaIrIctPalion ' rothery. EL) OPRY HOUSE ROAD 5IA __ .4 €0 MOVIE 'Kdtor T1vee 1000 4 61 CAROL BURNETT Guest sicaWaftix .9' MATT HELM A rancher Heim to find the gal he MAN 430 12 AMERICAN LIFESTYLE EL) REALIDADES BhnuaI 'OflOS €0 PARTY 500 2' THE INVISIBLE MAN U THE ASCENT OF MAN 12 TARZAN €1) SAY BROTHER (A) €0 NASHVILLE ON THE ED WALL STREET WEEK 6 GROWER'S ALMANAC / pal EL) 6 SOUNDING BOARD UGETTINOVER CHICKEN DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN. HOT POI I c - TER FORM.*'.ES S.. Ix,: F( SCU , SUNDAY ` 2 12 NFL FOOTBALL t...'ncinnafl Bengals at Pit. tstxsgfl Sloolors 4 6- AT ALBERT 9 AMERICAN BANDSTAND €0 CESAR S WORLD 1(X) 4 SOUL TRAIN 6 FAMOUS CLASSIC TALES 'A Clyshmas Carol Animated version of DIdc dassic, sMth Ken Sarrson as narrator (A) NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 1 -30 9 OFFICIAL 1974 ALL ED 5 : - ----------- ___________________________ _j ' k,,aCI" -' AMERICAN FOOTBALL DAILY DEVOTIONAL - '- , Dance To The Magic Fingers Of - btorati.xo - AE3C teachers, - French Fries, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy - PANY _, Qh,.,i'...H. 11-00 la rge verdict." "P "" NEIGHBORHOOD 9 4'3f4(3 PHOOEY EL) SESAME STREET (A) 830 2 12 JOSIE AND THE PUSYCATS 4 6 BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER U SESAME STREET R 9 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 900 2 '12 THE SECRET LIFE OF WALDO KITTY fZ) THE ELECTRIC C°M PM4Y A 930 2 12 THE PINK PANTHER 4 6 SC008Y 000 U THE ELECTRIC COM- 2' -4 6' 9 12 NEWS ' , J - - P ** - tends with i6le hatrtars. and an escaped snake when Vie r3 3-30 MISTER ROGERS' Corzyninoo 4 6 SHOW Emily 4 6m NFl. FOOTBALL. Washington at Dallas, U wi ALIVE (R) 12. CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING EL) noi..wou STABLE 400 2 SOIJI TRAIN *1 MASTERPIECE THEA 2 12 EMERGEt'CY PLUS FOUR '4 THE FLINTSTONES 6 PEBBLES AND BAMM BAMM ,, (I win In overtip o'.'er Mayfair Country Club, led by Ed Slemax-'s 23 points. onday r * * * * * * 49-47 Undefeated Crooms takes on 'lid not start, added 13 points Lyman Monday night In quest and tike rebounds. of its fourth straight basketball Ed McGee scored 16 points to victory, lead the losers, The Panthers defeated Lake Th e Pant hers started off on a llrantley 55-39 in their last dead run and kept it up all the PUL 1i outing Wednesday night, , .ii 'wi,ui,,v,- •vve,i,,urne wow l.4in ,_.i ,,, -Willi Croom.s easily withstood a I 17 point.s and added seven cold thIrdquarter,(,,mu, rebounds, Christ Gilmor, scored 14 and Eric hicks, who flu A 45-31 victory over Tiptop In the Sanford Me1i's Leaiui' People's Choice used 19 Supermarket In the West.slde L'e Old Timers got off to a polntsbyLarryBaer boys basketball league, flying start with a 72-45 victory 16 by Willie Burbe marking McCoy's th ird str&ght Ove r the No Names for a 71-56 vIctory victory without a loss. Charles Steele led Lut Pe• over the Celery Avenue year's Once-beaten Amvets Post league champions with 23 Planters. reIste red its second t ri umph rofnls a nd Butch Ashford a'Jded Adcock- Ruofing got 13 poinb oer D;ir,iel's S?rvke Sta tion, 18. Top scorer for the No Names from Bobby Lundquist and took II ' -•------ BRLJSL SOIJTHAMPTONCOD I TNEUOCMAffGN I TTONLC R B 00 N 01 Y C I 01 C S C 0 M EH LLCOTLLBOSTIVEA SBIJOEONOEYOCOLEESH HRVONPUTEVPRKYNEOHG AUERROSOY UNSN MSREC ITI EHI I 93° BOB NEWHART Ciio Of - 800 - TER 1 Please was . . okay, never mind. a U EL) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 9 ABCMOVIE'ThoGunsof Navarone.- Gregory Peck, Davxl Nivon, Anthony Quinn stat irithedassicWMladyent St i a corTYnarvio raid ona Gorman hold tsland 1961 (R) €0 MOVIE The Cotta 830 2 12 HLR'IALL FAME "The Rivalry" Mtxs Hill portrays the Aopothcan A With Charles Dunning and Ho* usnco as son anci Mrs Stephen Doi4as Vi S&1I1TS SOt in 1(158 Men slavery was the issue of the day. FROSTY THE SNOWMAN Ammledcarloon about the hay go lucky narrated by JItTlrny (iari!o. Jackie Vernon Billy do Wolfe (A) *1 El) WALL STREET WEEK 9 4 6 THEHOMECOMING Fvn.Jy &a'n starr' Pa"c'a Neal, RiChard Thcxnas, Edgar Bergen. Arvew Duggan writton by Earl Harrrner. it is the nostalgic story of a mountain rangy in n.saI Anionca in the Depression of the 1930's. and was thoforerunnorof trio 'me Walt"Thot, (A) *1 THE WHITE HOUSE TRANSCRIPTS IiVVU Cleaners Rot Guy scored 21 points 2&2 as konard Britt scored to lead McCoy's Cleaners to a points, - considered one of - - DR. A Th (actIa Francis Lodoror. Pkwm Ebetharcfl 1959. 655 2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 EARLY NEWS i ilViMi WORDS 700 2 ACROSS THE FENCE 4 VISION ON 6 US OFARCHIE 9 BOZOS BIG TOP 12 VEGETABLE soup 7o 2 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 4 - ARTHUR AND CO. 6' THE FIINTSTONES 12 GO USA EL) HOLLy)OO TV THEA- rueu For Football Injury - BOSTON (AP) Harold Solomon, 23, and Eddie [)Ilibs, 24, rsr,ked singles players who also are outstanding as douhk par-tncrs, were the Iloton Lobsters' top two chces Thursday in the World Team Tennia draft in N,w A __ AmokL SUESS How The Gr'ncn Se Cn - tr.. Anlmatx)n, narrated by KJIOfl based on the popular ch)con's book Of the ° ciaty Ii ) WC MIAMI (AP) - "I just hope agai nst Miami Norland In the neck down. thu will prevent anyone else Orange Bowl. "It's unbe lievable, it's a god-II the Steelers lose, they from being hurt this way," says The family maintained send ," added Marc Stead, older can still win the d1vlsioi titl e by permanently paralyzed Greg during the five-week trial that bro ther of Greg, defeating Los Angeles next Stead of a federal jury's Improper design of the helmet Among those who testified for week, regardless of how Ctncin.. decision to award him $5.3 mu- caused the Injury. Stead d ur ing the trial was rermli !ares in As final game Hon damages for a h10-school Riddell attorne' ys had con- Ured Florida A&M University against San Diego. football injury, tended there was no proof Stead Coach Jake Gaither, who teift-If the Bengali lose, they The judgment Th ursday was was wearing one of their fled the fa ce guard on the Rid. can still become the AFC wild- against Riddell b.c., a Chicago helmets when he was hurt. dell he lmet was too long and car d team by def ea ting San f oot ba ll he lmet manufacturer. The f am ily sobbed openly as had caused the 1959 death of one Diego, regardless of how Miami The jury also awarded the the verdict was read, causing of his p layers, Oliver Joyce. and Baltimore, the only other youth's fat her, Cyril, $78,312.19 Judge C. Clyde Atkins to Warn Witneaset, call ed by Riddell teams In the ru nning, do In the ir to cover medical and maint e- agai nst demotratIons In the included Dr. Herbert Mia Virgin, final two games. nance expenses for t he past courtroom, physician f or the mi Dol-In the unlikely event of a four years. "Thank God. Thank our at- phins of the National Football tie, the Steelers would be the Stead was 16 when his neck torneys. Thank this court," sob- I.etigue. division champs and the Ben- was broken during a giixne n bed the you th 's mother, who Riddell atttorneys declined to gals would be the conference Sept. A. W71. Fhe injury came stayed at the side of her son's comment after the trial on wild-card team regardless of a he trfrd In tP.ke e !.sckie (c' ,.uia Uli VU ittk It i-al. whether th ey would appeal. how anyone else does the rest of Miami Edison In a game Stead is paralyzed from the But one of the company's at. torneys had told bystrnders before the ve rdict was re9ched that the com pany would appeal Is it-- M-- Solomon, Dibbs Drafted , nn, Ai.Ln..,... C..i..,.. ,I IL41IL .)dIIIIa IIIVVL tin: I' Giants at New York UIV L'5W YOM game end a SRturday night home game against the Indiana Pacers. Britain's Lesley Charles, world - . Ut riace . um ulud IUSUId - 12 noon (35)-This is the BFI. 12:30 (6)-NFL Today On 1-ini N N .a.-u 800 17 SANFORD AND ' 'I'his Week in the NFL SUNDAY - 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES - 12 m.on 2,& LranIstimnd_Tt first of a two-part report on sports gambling, Also a preview of the Cia(-innati'Pittsburgti NFL game. 12:30 (2,8)-NFL Football - The Cincinnati Bengals meet the Steelers at Pittsburgh. I 3-Nf'l. Game of the Week 1 - 30 (9 ) -- College All-American Football Team tv.. I'l l" lughlight. of top college football players. 2 91-Carnellia Bowl football game. 3 (6)-NFL Today 3:30 6 -NFI. Football - The Washington Redskins meet the Cowboys in Dallas. 5:1519 I -Wide World of spnrti -Prof U. S.- U S.S.R. heavyweight boxing. 7 (44)-Wrestling 9 8k -National Rodeo Finals - The seasons top 5 money-winners compete for shares in a $200,000 purse. 10 (16)-College Basketball. South Florida meets Auburn at Tampa (taped earlier) . Playoff Berths __ 1 CHRISTMJ,S ON TV SATtJJU)Ay - championship, Waltrip sa id Th ursday that the sponsor is Gatorade, He said his Di-Gard team will prepare three new 1976 Chevrolets for grand nations.' competition and two late model sportsman cars for that class of racing un de r pruee Creek at FItIIMY In NFL On Saturday Darrell Waltrip, a xising star among stock car drivers, has announced a new major sponsor for his 1976 opera ti on and says he will , - SPORTS '"'" - , . . 6i 9) NEWS WILD WORLD OF 2 I lfI_NJi. i'nnthrill DAYTONA BEACH (AP) 9 WHE.STI.ING 6:30 - Lake Howell vs. Gainesville Sprue Creek. 4 S U M ME R 9 DAILY ANIMALS I? SPACE 1999 SENIOR SCENE (I) STAR TREK 730 2 CELEAA IIY SWEEPSTM(ES 4 NAME THAT TUNE 6 THECITYTHATFORGOT 7:30 p.m. - Brevard Community College at Seminole 8 P.M. - Lyman Girls at Leesburg. 8 P.M. - Ga. State at FlU; Baldwin -Wallace at lliillins; Baptist College at Stct.ço, •• - Wymore Tech, varsity 8 p.m.; Trinity Prep JV at Florida Air, varsity 8p.m. The wheeling and dealing by according to a newspaper. "Someone just put that thing of siege that has existed in Co. New York was the big news at they are trying to The diIly newspaper "El lombf a since last June. The 22- on me the fif th day of the meetings, Herald" reported Thursday year-old MI.sa was in extort me, I think they Ilso in. Martin which also brought the an. that a local attorney had asked Colombia on vacation, and al- tend to rare me. I don't want to nouncement that th dowant anything with Ithonly e press. e National to "solve the case of Kelly legedly was handed a package don't scandal. wantI League would continue to fi- Anne." The a ll eged attorney of 445 grams of cocaine by an nance the financia lly trou bled was not named by the paper. American named John Collins, da ddy to come." .. , ., SanFranclscflGLn,)tcIIntjlr'. Jwa unywuou, we paper sam. ouIctais have II found guilty of drug Lraf31, The league expects the Gi- Fin., where the manager is at. accused Miss Martin of at- Iicng, Miss Martin could be' ants to be sold to one of a num- tending the baseball meetings, tempting to board a plane for sentenced to from 3-12 years In her of bidders, according to quoted Martin as saying that a th e U.S. wi th th e cocai ne conprison and fined from $500League President Charles Fee- lawyer from Barranquilla "In- cealed on her person. $16,000. ,,_,,. Gatorade On NASCAR Tour - i SATUItDItY 13ASKETH,t,j. 5 pin. - Lake Brantley JV at Colonial, g i r ls 6:30, varsity 8 p.m. .: .j : Billy IILartin viectim Of Extortion Attem pt - S j West Orange, varsity 8P.m.;ThnityPrepJvatTrjnity,.,Jtheran; LymanJVat Oak Ridge, varsity 8 p.m. 8 p.m. - Trinity Prep at Tabernacle Christia n. Waltrip Gets Injection Of - I 6:30 - Oviedo Junior varsity at . 600 2 €3 MOV:E 650 U REALIDADES &) ANTIQUES €D LOST IN SPACF 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 - 6I CB NEWS COURSEOFOURTIMES 9 ftf3( NEWS f RoM.Nous TABLE 700 2 10 TELl. THE TRUTH '4 I BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATION (1 FEEDOACIt 6:30, boys varsi ty 8 p.m. 6:30 -Oviedo JV at 4, 6 SEMESTER Evening 5 p.m. - SemInole High girls at DeLand, Boys JV 6:30, Boys varsity 8p.m. 5 P.M. - Lake Howell buys JV at Kissimmee, gir ls . 630 F (ldQ - IN BRIEF FIRST - I. Ice Beitia (3) 19.00, NSA S-60. 3.20. 2. Echar .Arana (7) 6., 20 Eastern Conference 3.40. 3. Urza-Elorz.a (5) 4.40; Q (7-3) Atlantic Division 131.20; P (32) $96.60, W L Pct. OR SECOND - 1. Ogulza-Okokl (5) Philphia 17 6 .73 11,20. 74M, 410: 7. Ica-Elorza (3) Boston 13 7 .650 7''j 9.20. 370; 3. EcharioaAlberdi fit Buff alo 1112 •675 6 3.$0;O(33)47.w.P13-nIas iô. R19 N New York I II .305 l0'rffi Q (2-3 with all $17610; (2-3 with all Central Division -7 (3) $313.20. Atlanta 17 9 .371 THIRD - 1. Ura-Artana (5) Waington 1) 9 .530 13.00. 9.60, 960; 7 Aldana.Alberdi Housic.i) U 10 .324 1 (6) 6.00, 6.60; 3. OguiXa-Beitla (4) N. Orleans I 14 .344 4'z 4.40; 0 (&A) S69.00; (54) 1171 Cleveland 9 11 .31 5 FOURTH 1. M.anolo-Per,: (6) Witiffirss Conference ,".60.4.2% S 00; 2. Artoa-Echave (4) Midwest Dlvis4on $6O.7.40;).4'avaM1gueW 3.60;Q Detrct I) $ .579 (44) $39.; P (6-4) $105 60; DO (S 6) Milwaukee 10 12 .455 2'-z $211 10. K.C. 17 .12 3 FIFTH 1. Manolo- Echave (1) i'Jo , I 20, 1.20; 7. Chucho.Agulrre Pacific Division (1) 12 90, 0 (1-1) 13660; P (1.1) 0 State 16 ° L.A. 16 5 .667 I SIXTH -1. AI.va-Perez (5) 17.00. Phoenix 11 -350 i 6.40. $ 00; 7. Domingo-Migoel Ci) Seattle 12 13 .450 5½ 9.10.7 20; 3. CathoEchave (21 4.00; PrtIan 9 16 .360 5½ 0 (IS) $67.10; P (5 4) $314.60. Thursdays Results SEVENTH - 1. Ica-Arana (1) Atlanta 177, Buffalo 99 11.20. 3.00, 3.20; 2. EdclyOkokI (5) CIeveIVnd 109, New York 93 460.3,10; 3. Domlnu-V:a (3) 6.60: Wishincton 117. New Orleans Q (1 5) 137.10; P (IS) :::;;'7;; -;, GocJen State 101, Portlanc! 59 3.60, 3.20; 2. Marsoii-M.ncha 123 Philadelphia 110, Phoenix 106 120, 360; 3. Alava Attu (3) 4.40; Q Ye-Say's Games (3 6) 2300; P (63) $42.90. Washington a. Boston NINTH -1. Bilbao (5, 11 60. 4 10, Now York at Buffalo 3 60. 2 Juan (2) 7 00, 1 10, 3 Attu (3) Crilcao at Kansas City 470,0 (25) E4 00; P (52) 17470 Cleveland at Milwaukee TENTH - 1. Ramon (7) 17.70, Philacielp'ila at Los Angeles 610. I.Q; 2. San? (7) 7.40. £00; 3. Detroit as Seattle Mugucrza (1)3 00; 0 (2-7)49.60; P Satu rdays Games (27) $117.90; DO (5.3) 1144.40 WaShington at New York ELEVENTH - 1. CcthoArpI (I) Kansas City at Atlanta 950. 7 00 3.50; 7. Aretha-Zarre (6) New Orleans at Cleveland 620.4 60; 3. Oguii.Besgoa (1) 4.60; Boston at Houston 0 (65) S59 $0; P (34) 1333,90. Buffalo at Chicago TWELFTH - 1. Fermin Aguirre Los Angeles at Phoenix (3) 2060. 12.20, 150; 2. Alava Azpl Detroit at Portland (7) 12,20. 5.40; I. Bilbso,Litirres (j) Sieisdv Games IX; Q (37) 6420; P Boston at New Orleans BIg 0: (65 with 111.3) $161 50, (65 Golden State at Kansas City with elI /) 1164 Detroit at Lot Angeles Handle $97,) 12, A - 1.669. Phoenix at Portland Pnilaise)pnia at Seattle THURSDAY NIGHY RESULTS I rs - ORLANDO.SBMINOLE THURSDAY MATINEE RESULTS - For R orn AND HICT HLIGHT,,4 - SEEK & FIND ICLCVhIUI'4 LIIIIY(j TUNJGIrr HtSKlTflj - . Jul Alal Pro Basketball - SATURDAY MATINEE ENTRIES TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST FIRST - 1. Ica Okokl, 2, Echano1. NeQul-LenhZ, 2. Echano Arara, 3. Eddy Okokl, 1. Elorta, 3. NeuI Led:. 1. S1're Barre EIorza, 5. Ica-Alberdi. 6, Arana, 5. Aldana-BeltIa, 6. Larrl Aldana Beilla. 7. urn-Sanchez. Y7. 7. Eddy Alberdi, 8. Urza ia ive Unia Sanchez SECOND SECOND EthanoOkoki, 2. 1. CachoOkokl, 7 HOLLYWOOD (AP) Ur:a Leni:, 3 Lard nellie. A. Ica Echano-Alberdi, 3. Larrl-Lenh:, 4, The ney. that brought the 21-year-old era batted .278 with only one Yra, S Ogul;a Alberdi 6. Eddy- UrzaBeItia, S. Ica-Sanchez, a. New York Yankees startled the Also, 139s.'b.all Commissioner Randolph, untested as a major homer and 53 RBI, but he stole Sanchez,?. Aldana Ar", !. Cacho- Aldana OuInI* 7. Eddy iiLer baseball meetings b' Bowie Kuhn In a report Etorza Oguiza Arana. alter leaguer, the controversfalEllls, 70 bases to lead IJe American unloading superstar Bobby the joint meetings of the major and Brett, who has THIRD - 1. Fddy Belie, 2, Ica. THIRD - 1. Echano-Yza, 2. EuCIV an elbvw League. Lentz. 3 Ethano Alberdi. A. Oguhza Leni:, 3 ca Beitla, 1. Oguhza Okoki, Bonds in the first of two trades leagues, said that ailment that could end his caQu.ula, 3 UrraArana, 6. Arecha- 3 Arecha-Qulola, 6. Aldana-Alberdi. designed to give In other trades Thursday, ai the team a new forebearance, not a law suit, reer on any pitch. Via, 7. Larri .Javi, I Alda.a Okoki. 7. Unza .iavi, I. Lerrl Arena. the deal tally mounted to II in. player Image to go wi th its will bring the game FOURTH FOURTH I. Negui Bençoa, , I. C8hbZarre, 2, back to The big surprise was ng volving 36 players, Houston movi Domingo Elonza, 3. Barre-Miguel, 4. Domingo Perez,). Manolo- uioIe, . refurbished stadium. Seattle. And he declared that Bonds, who came to the Yan- sent third baseman Dave Rn. Atava Bengoa, S. Arecha-Echave, 6. Alava Zarre, S. Arecha.Perez. 6 The question Is whether he the philósopy of baseball is kees last year from the Ciant.s der, the Barre Javi. 7. Negui Sanchez, 8. CdChO-J6vl, 7. Bilbao-Sanchez, 8. National League's top. Yanks got their money's worth that One Of UT teanLs in the San for Bobby Murcer. Bonds fielding third biaseman, to San Bilbao-Elorza. Manolo Echave. FIFTH FIFTH 1. Bilbao-Benqoa, 2. 1. Manolo-MIguel, 2 in deals Thursday with the Cal. Francisco Bay Area, the San played hurt most of last season, Diego for pitchers Larry Hardy Sala-Miguel, 3. Erdoza Ramon, 4. Erdoza Mencha, 3. SaleEchave, '- ifornia Angels and Pittsburgh Francisco Giants or Oakland but still managed to hit .270 and Manolo Agulrre. 5. Santi Mencha, 6. Fermin Ramon. S. Celaya. Joe Mcintosh; the Califor. Pirates. They gave up Bonds A's must move. He wouldn't say with 32 Chucho Echave, 7. Maruni-Larrea. Muguerza, 6. Marurt-Aguirre, Y. home runs, 85 RBI, and nia Angels moved first baseSanti Larrea, I. Chucho-Bengoa. I. FerminMuguenza and popular pitcher Doc Mcd- which one. 30 stolen bases. He set a major man Jim Spencer, whom SIXTH - I. Oguiza-5ancF SIXTH - 1. Barre Perez, 2. 2. ich. In return, they got a swift The general consensus on the league record with his 30 acquired Wednesday they Cacho Echave,), Oguiza Eloria, 1. Cacho Perez, 3. Barre-Ehorza, 4 front outfielder in Mickey Rivers, Yankees' two big deals was that homer-30 Domlngo-Bengoa, S. Alava-Miguel, Alava Echave, S. Ara-Bengoa, eth • stolen base accom- Texas, to the Chicago W hi te Sox 6 Arecha-Sanchez, 7. BiIbao Zarre. BhIblo-Javi. 7. Megul Miguel. I and three pitchers, Ed Fig. they helped themselves on the plishment for the third straight for third baseman Bill Melton Domingo.Zarre. •- Ngul Javi. ueroa, Ken Brett and Dock trade that sent th e slugging year. SEVENTH - 1. LarrlLeniiz, 3. SEVENTH 1. Ice JavI, and right-handed pitcher Steve Ellis, and infielder Willie Ran- Bonds to the Angels for Rivers Echano-Beitia, 3. Ice-Arena, 4. Echano-Leniz, 3. Domingo-aeltIa, InRivers,Newyorkobtafned Dunning,aWh1teSoxfarnJi dolph. and Figueroa. The jury was out one of the fastest Aldana-Quioa, S. Domingo Via, 6. Larrl Okokl, S. Urza AIberdi, 6 outfielders In with previous major league Uria-Okokl, 7. Negui Albedi, I. Eddy-Arena, 7. Negul-Pere:, It. Visibly shaken by the trade, on the swap with the Pirates baseball. The V-year-old Rh'- experience at Cleveland. Aldana-Via. Ectdy.Javl. Bonds said: "The next time EIGHTH - I Cacho Mencha, 2. EIGHTH - I. Santl-Juan,2. Salesomeng 1fkeu happens I'll Alava gurre, 3. Sale Muguer:a, i Ramon, 3 Fermin-Aguirre, 4 5 AItu, 6 '.'Lreza, S Alava Arpi, 6. want to know what's going On Ct;o Rarnon, F Fermin Larrea, U;cto Mtctia, 7. Cclaya Lorrea, and why before I leave. It's go. •- SentiAzpi, S. Maruni Attu. ng to have to be with my conNINTH - I. Miguel, 2. Juan, 3, NINTH -1. Elorza, 3. Aguirre. 3 Zarre, I Aguirrv. S. Bilbao, 6. Er- Zaire, A. AzpI, S. Erdota, 6. Bilbao, sent, 'cause otherwise I'm not doze 7. Attu, I. Aipl. 7. Manolo. I. Ramon. going," TENTH - I. Chucho. 2. Ramon. 3. TENTH 1. Attu, 2. Mencha. "I tried to give the Yanks cvFermin. 4, Mencha, 5. Muguerza, 6. Fermin, 4. Chucho, S. Larree, 6. erythlng I had last year. The Santi, 7. Marurl, S. Mugurenza. Meru.i, 7. Santi, S. Larrea. ELEVENTH - 1. Archa.Juan, 2. ELEVENTH - 1. Alavs.Benooe, mct disappointing thing was Cacho.Altu, 3. Ogul:e.Per:, . 2. Cacho-Juan, 3. Borne Echave, not being able to play the entire Domingo-Miguel, S. Barre Bengoa, OguI'e-Zarre, S. Domingo-Perez, 6 BARRANQUILLA, Colombia tended Martin's daughter, able to 6. year healthy. I played hurt (AP) - New York Yankee money to get a big amount of 7 Alava.Azpl, •, Erza Miguel, 7. Arecha-Altu, from me" th with Manoto Aipi. Erdoa Echave. e talk to newsmen for the first since June and stU h1 32 Manager Billy Martin is th e prom TWELFTH - 1. Sale Larree. 2. TWELFTH - 1. Celaya-Juan. 2. e of setti is ng her free, time since her captivity, told homers. That's a depressing victim of an extortion attempt Fermin Juan, 3. Erdoza-Altu, I. Soils Aguirre, 3. Erdoza-Mugueria, The case of Ke lly Anne is un t hem: "Please call daddy and thing, that I contributed to the in connection with his daugh. der the jurisdiction of BilbeoMenicha, S. Manolo-Azpi, 6. 4. 8ilbao Larrea, 5. Fermin-Attu, .5 a mill- tell him I need his help. Santi-Muguerza, 7. Marunl Ramon, Maruni-Mencha, 7. Chucto-Azpi, o. club and now I'm gone." ter's arrest on drug charges, tary court because of •. Santi-Ramon. the stite - ___________________ I SPORTS CALENDAR Yankees Deal Bobby Bonds -- i;a..r.:.';i;:- Friday, Dec. 12, 1973-38 ___) SCOREBOARD - ---. ._X___ ~~ _ _~ - M ~ ff -- - -a--'- �-- !_- - '- - _ : ., I, . .; - iL2 -n ___ __ ____ _I• .-I J: _____________ _: . - j; . ;H--. .. ____ ____ - : _______ ':-1 ____________ ______ - -' '-. - - .. -. - - .- _________ - ______ . - - '- - S.- 4 B—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, FL - 5- .-. _._.___- c-- .. .-.--.-..-. -.------ -----.--- -S.--- . --------- -_ .-.---.----.-.-.-.------------..-----.---.-.-.--- Friday, Dec. 12, 1P73 _________ Legul Notice - Legal Notice RESOLUTION ON MOTION BY COMMISSR)NER "lATXOdK; E)t-iC'LD B'r Legal Notic Legal Notice Legal Notice - Legal Noik il centet' o Lake ic'.sup Is the Township 21$. Range 30E Run west 8long the south Section easterly extension at Terrace Drive accommodations preSently 5ectonjQ, To,nsttip its, tt. 30E lOiford Roadl entran of Salt Creek Thence continue Welt along the tine of 79 70 30 to tIle Seaboard Coast to El Portal Avenue Wthn flitS Pre(fl(t adeguat for the tO a poin' On the West tint' of '41d i-oliow Floral l3ouJC..rd IOXtO(d Continue wuth,'asterly along Silt centerll,ieof Red Bug Lake Road In Lint' Railr'ad Run west along said imaginary line expeditiouS and efficient housing Section Road) southerly to the Orange FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS Continue southerly atong Salt Creek to the west line of Sertkin 72, Railroad to S R £27 RunnorthonGenigia Avenue to 25th PoraphernaUa, the Board has by centerllneol Longwood HillS RCaU In ne Orange Seminate UN AN MOO SI. V ADOPTED AT Man Canal to Stone Street TOwnhlp 215. Rang JOE Run northeasterly along S R. 477 to Street THE REGULAR MEETING OF separatc reiolution. also recorded SectIon 75. Township 705, Range 79E County line to the point of beginning. Run south on Stone Stres.t to Cab- Thence cntlnue welt along the U S 179? tun west on 75th Street to the point on this date, pursuant to Florida toa point on tIlt' South line of Section Polling IIacs: St. JcMn% Village 1HC BOARD OF COUNTY COM bage Avenue centerline of Red Bug Lake Road in Run SouthweSterly along U.S. 17 92 of beginning Statutes Section C 71, designated 23, Township 205, Range 79E Croft ShOP, 250 Oxford Road. Fern MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLC Run tt on Cabbage Avenue fu an Section?). Township 215. Rang,30E to SR. 419 Polling Place: Seminole High the following site outside Precinct Said pant being approximately 150 Park, Flt'ride COUNTY. FLORIDA ON THE 2ND Imaginary hne extending due east to the .nterine of Slate Roan 136 Run southerly along S.R 119 to SCbJ Sinford. Florida DAY OF DECEMBER, A D 1973 No. 77 as a temporary polling place feet wst of the southeast corner of PRECINCT NO. 40 from Cotbege Avenue to the Thence run SouthpIy along th, ciI4t'r C4v e f' PRECINCT HO. A ,,, .. .,ifltij Civ,,. E'" & d Vi' .S :..e WHEEM). '.napters Ye ait and said r(?iQn Erontockhatchee Crek centerline of State Road 436 to the Run easterly along Solders Creek Begn at the interSection of In Center, Sanford, Florida Thence (onisnue south along the Scctuon)4, Township 21$, Range JOE 101 7). Florida Statutes. Provide and Continue cast alorg the Imaginary SOilh line of Section 21. TO*nthip to the shore of Lake Jessup terstatt' I and Paola Road PRECINCT NO. 2S west line of Section 31. TownShip Said point being approximately 620 permit th Board of County Corn- line to the Econ Creek 71S, Range JOE Continue easterly into Lake Jessup Run east on Paola Road (where Begin at the intersection of 17th 205. Range JOE to the SouthweSt feet weSt of the southeast corner of missioners of each cointy, upon Run South along thC Econ Creek to ThencecontinUesoutnerlyal,,,h, to the interSection of an imaginary Paola Road circumvents an un Street and Sanford Avenue Section3l. Township 715, Range3OE corner of said Section recommen($ations and approval Of tIlt' Seminole County line (CfltCrlint' of State Road 436 in line extending north from Brantley named lake, continue on Section Run south on Sanford Avenue to 75th Thence run east along the centerline Said point also dtscribed as the eaSt the Supervisor of Eledion. in any Run west along the County line to Section 7$, Township 21S. Range JOE Avenue into the center of Lake line) to Country Club RoadStreet Odd numbered year. to change the Dean Road of State Road 4)4 tO the southeast line of canal to the centerline of Howell Creek .Jessup Ron easterly on Country Club Road Run west on 25th Street to French corner of SectIon 31. To*nihip 705, Thence run northwesterly •p location of polling places of ctect.on Run northwesterly on Dean Road to Thence run southwesterly along the Run Southwesterly along said to SCL Railroad main lint' Avenue (17 92) proximately 4437 feet along the east precincts, and Range JOE the point of beginning centerline of Howell Creek to the iraglnary line to Brantley Avenue Follow SCL Railroad main line north Run north on French Avenue to 12th Thence Continue east along the Iiti of canal to a point WHEREAS, the Supervisor Of Polling Piic City Hall. S. Central wtit line of Section 7!. Township on the South shore of Lake Jessup to SCL Railroad Tavare's Branch Street centerline of State Road 434 in Said point being approximately 120 Electit'ni of Seminole Cc'inty did Avenue, Oviedo, Florida, 715. Range JOE Run southwesterly along Brantley Follow SCL Railroad Tavare Run cast on 12th Street to point of Section)?, Township705. RangelOE feetsouthofthecenterli000f Howell recommend and approve alteration PRECINCT NO. 6 Thence run South along the WeStIine Avenue to SR. 419 t*ginnlng. Uranth west southwesterly to I 4 to the southeast corner of Section 32, Branch Road or creation of electIon precincts in Begin at the junction of the St. Johns Of Section 2!, Township 215, Range Run northwesterly and westerly Run Southwesterly on I i to point ol Polling Place: Central Baptist Thence run north approxImatey 520 Township 705, Range JOE Seminole County, Florida, by the River and the Econlockhatchee JOE to the point of beginning, along S R. 119 to SR. 131 beginning Church, )1l Oak Avenue. Sanford, Thence run north along the east line feet to the centerline of Howell ft,ard o' County Commissioners of Crk at the eastern County line Polling Place: Slovak Gardens Run wrsterly along SR. 431 to point Potting Place: lclyllwitde School, FIorld& Seminole County. Florida, and of Section 3?, Township 705, Range Branch Road. FolIw the Eccnloclthatche. Creek Community HOuc, Seminolt' of beginning Vihlen Road. Sanford. Florida PRECINCT NO. 7! JOE to the northeast corner of said Thence run easterly along the WHEREAS, the Board of County westerly to art east extension of County, Florida Polling Place: Winter Springs Town PRECINCT NO. 21 Begin at the intersection of French centerline of Howell Branch Road to Section Commitioner-f Seminole County, Cabbage Avenue PRECINCT NO.9 Hall. Winter Springs, Florica ID? Begin at the intersection of Park Avenue (US 1792) and 70th Street Thencerunwestalongth,norlhlln, apointonthecast lineofSe(tion3l, Florida, do deem it necessary to Run west on said extension Of Begin at the intersection of State North Moss Road Avenue and 13th Street Run west on 20th Street to Country of said Section to the centerline of Township 2)5, Range JOE alter or create election districts or CabbageAvenuetocabt,egeAyenue Road 431 and Wekiva Springs Road PRECINCT NO. 14 Run west on 11th Street to Per Club Drive precincts, and Said point atso described as the the ACL Railroad right of-way Run west on Cabbage Avenue to RunsouthweslerIyonStatepoad1 s'mmon Avenue .ntrIinC nl 01k. Road Continue on Country Club Drive to Thence run north along the cen WWFnFA 's 's a' Odd r'vrnber S?i 5rect to State Road 436 Sprinçs Road (S R. 134) and U.S. )/ Run north on Persimmon Avenue to Country Club Road Thence run north along Ihe (en terfine of the ACL Railroad right of year as provided in Chapter 91031. Pun north on Stone Street to Salt Run westeriy on State Road 436 to 92 McCraken Road Continue on Country Club Road to way in Section 29. Township 70S, terlineof Dike Roadtolhenortheast Florida Statute-s .94), and Creek Main Canal the Orange Seminole County line Run west along Sanlando Springs Run northeast at a IS degree angle Seaboard Coast Line Railroad WHEREAS. Chapter Range JOE, to the point of beginning, corner of Section 31, TownshIp 715, 101.73 Run in a northerly direction on Salt Run north on county line to tue Road (S P 43.4) to the western from the intersection of McCraken Run north on the Seaboard Coast Flori Polling Place: Longwood City Hall, Range JOE Statutes 1963 does p4'ovide Creek Mln Canal to Sal? Creek northwest corner ol Section 6 uS Section lint' of 67130 Road and Persimmon Avenue to ti'e Line Railroad to tht' Seaboard Coast corner Warren 6. Wilma 5,, Ttiti,t'(OflhI.1C northerly along the that any change in the divi,on. Run ncrthwr-ster!y on Salt Creek to ?9E Run South along the western Section Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Line Railroad (Leesburg Branc) centerline of Dike Road in Section Longwcx)ij, Florida numberorr4ar;esof the election Lake Jeuup Run eaSt on the north line of Section line of 67) 30 to Alberta Street (Leesburg Branch) Runeast on the Seaboard Coast Line PRECINCT NO. 31 76, Township 2)5. Range JOE, to a '!rcinc? sh011 be accurately Fllcw on westerly cxlrnson of Salt 5, arid I 2)5 79E to Wekiva Springs - Ran east alon. AIerta r - 't ! 'ne Run north from the SeatXI'IJ Coast Railroad to an imaginary tint' cx Ui'jjri at a 'bed in riting y the County r! c-n !tiC south line of point Creek .nt L ike Jessup ap koad Seaboard Coast Line Raitroj Line Rdiiroad on art imaginary line tended South from Terwilliger Lane Section II. 1ONn%hlp 71 south, Said point being approximately 14.5 - mitsiOncirs of Seminole County, proximately one fourth mile Thence run southeasterly on Weklva Run Sou'h along the Seaboard Coast extending north to Interact wdh Run southeast 45 degrees to the feet north of the centerline of .' - ithattheboundariesandlimitsof Run north in the ceater 01 Lake Springs Road to the point of Range ?9E Line Railroad to Longwood Road Terwilligcr Lane InterSection of Persimmon Avenue Saidpoln?belngopproxjrna'ely 1,110 Princess Gate Boulevard r.iihprecmnctshatlbeaccvra?eiyse? Jeisup to old St. Jonne River bed be-ginning (SR. 127) Continue north on Terwilliger Lane and McCracken Road feet east of the southwest corner of Ttiencecontinue northerly along the forth ar.d that the polling places across State Road 46 arid tO the Welt Polling Place: Btptis? Church. W Run northeast along Longwood to the South shore of Lake Monroe Run south on Persimmon Avenue to said section centerline of Dike Road in Section shall be clearly defined and end of Government cut Lake Brantley Road, Seminole Rood (SR. 1271 to Seminola Continuercrthon.n imaginary line 13th Street Said point iSo described as the 77, Township 715. Range JOE to the d$cribed arid that any cPan,çes Follow the St. Joins River along the County. Florida Boulevard north from Tecwilllger Lane into the Run east on 13th Street to French centerline of State Road 403 (In east line of Section 27. TownShip 2i shall be p.iblshed four (4) times in county tine to Lake Harney they the PRECINCT NO. 10 Run east along Serninoi Boulevard center of Lake Monroe Avenue (U.S. 17 97) ters?ate Four) Range JOE some newspaper in Seminole center of Lake Harney along county Begin al th intersection of In to U 5 17 97 Run east along the center of Lake Rim south on French Avenue CU'S County, Thence run north along the cen Thence continue east along the line testate and Paola Road Run north along U S 1792 to point of Monroe to an imaginary lint' ex 17 91) to point of beginning NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Continue south on the St. Johns Run east on Paola Road (where terlineof State Road 103 to the north centerline of Dike Road in Section beginning tending north into the center of the Polling Place: Portable, Sanford lineof Section 11. Townslilp7lsouth, 26, Townihip 215, Range JOE to the PESOLvEObyftie Boardot County River to point of beginning (at Polô Road circumvents an Polling Place: Church of God, lake from Park Avenu Middle School, Sanford, Florija Range 79 east Commissioner's in anu fur Seminoit' Fconlo.cknatcuee Creek). easttineofSection26, Township2lS, t"'amr 'c c"nt,r'ue on section Wildemere Avenue, Longwood. Run South along the imaginary line PRECINCT NO. JO Thence run east along the north line Range JOE County that pursuant to Chapter Polling Place: Community f R.i"toul Lane Florida to the south shore of the lake at Park Begin at the intersection Of tne of Section 1), Township 2)5, Rang. Thence continue east along the 91 031, Fiorid.. Statutes 1963, they do Geneva, Florida. Pun South on Rantoul Lane where it PRECINCT NO. IS Avenue Seaboard Coast Line Railroad hereby alter or create the following PRECINCT NO. l.A 29E to Inc northeast corner of said centerline of Dike Road In Section Gins and becomes County Club at the intersection of Thir Continue south along Park Avenue (Leesburg Branch) and Interstate 4 Section described election precincts and do Begin at the intersection of State Road 73, TownshIp 215. Range JOE to the teen?h Street and Sanford Avenue in to t.e poir.t of beginning. Run north on I Ito the center of the designate th, following described Road 119 and the Thencecontinue east along the north centerline of Tuskawillà Gabriella '4 South Seminole Continue south on Country Club Sanford Polling Place: Jaycee Information St. Johns In Lake Monroe polling places, and line of Section 12, TownShip 71$. Road County Line Road to Intersection with SCL Run west on Thirteenth Street to Booth. 4th "'street and French Run east through the center of Lake Range 79E to a point on the ten- Thence run South along the tenSE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Run north on State Road 41, to Railroad Pork Avenue Aveni.ir. ,in!c'rd. Florida Monroe tci a' imaginary lint' cx ".:r%uant to Chap'er 13) 73. lonic1a Oleander Avenue terhne of Palm Springs Drive ?erlin of Tuskawlila Gabriella Run south on SCL Railroad (staying Run north on Park Avenue to First PRECINCT No. 22 tending north from Tewiiliger Lane St?ut Thence run south along the ten Road to the SOiJthlifl of Section 25, 1943, that said alterations Run east on Oleander Avenue to an on the westPrnmot track) to the Street Begin at the intersection f Run south on on Imaginary line to and changes be set forth as folIOwt unnamed terline of Palm SprIngs Drive to tIle Township 215, Range JOE creek running under east quarter corner of Section 70 Continue on an imaginary line cx Meltonville Avenue and 75th Street Terwittiger Lane for said election precincts together Oleander Avenc" and northeasterly 705 JOE south line of Section 12. TownshIp Thence continue south along the tending north from Park Avenue to (S P. 46) with at' accurate description of said t Lake Mitts Continue on Terwilliger Lane to the 71S. Range 29E Thence run west centerline of Tusk.awllla Gabliella Runwest on the centerline of Section the center of Lake Monroe Run west on 75th Street C SR. 44) to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad poling places, to wit. along the south lirit' of Section 17. Road In Section 3d, Township 2)5. Run northeasterly along said on- 70 20S JOE tothe east quarter corner Run east along an imaginary lint' in Sanford Avenue (Leesburg Branch) PRECINCT NO. 1 Township 21S, Range 79E, to tue Range JOE to the centerline of State named creek to Lake Mills Of Section 19-20S-ZE the center of Lake Monroe to Run north on Sanford Avenue to Run west on the Seaboard Coast .outhwest corner of said Section Road 426 Begin 70th Street and French Runthrouch?necentercfLakeMitls Pun wrt on the center line of another imaginary line extending Celery Avenue (SR. 115) Than,. rrwtir,Ia w*5$ *ian Line Rnilrnmrl (tee'eh.irg flrxiiriib •. Th ....' .v.,,,,,,,u,, ,iJsujii section 19 705 JOE to the west intothe center of LakeMonroenortn Run east on Celery Avenue (SR the pont of beginning Run south on French Avenue (11-92) South line of Section 1), 1nthip of State Road 126 to the east line of Into Lake Mills fr-- Ce:v Juarter corner of Section 19 705 JOE from Chapman Avenue 1)5) to Hickory Avenue Polling Place: Leke Monroe 215. Range 29E to the point ol SeclionJ4, TownShip 215. Range JOE to 25th Street Chuluoti Road (SR. 13) Run northon thewe'st lineof Section Run south along the Imaginary line Run north on Hickory Avenue to Elementary School, east of iSA on beginning. Thencecontinuealongthe centerline Run west on 2$ Street to Lake Mary Run north on the imagInary line to 19 205 JOE to the east quarter corner to Chapman Avenue CI*pman Avenut Monroe School Road. Lake Monroe, Polling Place: Because the Board of of Slate Road 426 in Section 31, Road the Gcneya-Chuluota Road (SR. 13) of Section 24-2OS.79E Continue south along Chapman Continue north on Chapman Avenue Fl:r ida Run north on Lake Mary Road to Continue norCounty Commissioners of Seminole Township 21S, Range 31E to the tN along the Geneva Run west on the center line of Avenue 10 Hickory Avenue to the south shore of Lake Monroe PRECINCT NO. 31 Country Club Road County has determined that rio centerline of Dean Road Chuluota Road to Brumtey Road Section 21 205 29E to Interstate i Continue south along Hickory Continue north on an imaginary line Begin at a point, said point being the accommodations presently exist Thence run southerly along the Run east on Country Club Road to Run east along Brumley Roid to Northerly on II to point of begin Avenue to Celery Avenue (SR. 113) from CfiapmanAvenuetolhecenter center-of the intersection of State Country Club Drive withinthisPrecinctadequateforthe Centerline of Dean Rood to the Lake Mills Road ning. Run along Celery Avenue S.R. cit Lake Monroe Road 434 and Kewanne, Trail in expeditious and efficient housing southeast corner Of Section 3), Continue northeast on Country Club Run south along Lake Mills Road to Polling Place: Lake Mary 1)5) to Sanford Avenue Run east along the center of Lake Section2l. Township 71S, Range iCE eiv to 20th Street and handling of voting and voting Township 215, Range )lE Curryville Road Elementary School Auditorium, Run South along Sanford Avenue to Monroe In an imaginary line cv Thence run northwesterly along the paraphernalia, the Board has by Thence run west along the south line Continue eaSt on 70th Street to point Run South along Curryville Road to Lake Mary, Florida point of beginning, tending north from Mellonville centerline of State Road 13.6 to the of beginning separate resolution, also recorded of Section 31, Township 21S, Range apointfourhundred(Q') feet more PRECINCT NO. 11 Polling Place: SanfordCivic Center, Avenuetothecenterof LakeMonroe wilt line of Section 7), Township rolling Place: Church of God. $03 w. or lets southeast of the intersection Begin at the Intersection of I 4 and IWi this cate. to Florida 31E to the southwest corner of said ': blk north o First Street on Run south along the imaginary line 71S, Range JOE Statutes SectIon 101)1 designated Section 72nd Street, Santord, Florida with Curryvilte Road arid Lake Mills s.R Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida to the South shore of Thence continue northwesterly Lake Monro PRECINCT NO. 2 the following site outside Precinct Thence continue along the southline Road Run easterly on S P. 438 to inPRECINCT NO. 14 and Mellonvilie Avenue along the centerline of State Road No. 34 as a temporary polling place of Sections 34, iS, and 31, Townsnip Run west, southwesterly, south md ters?cl, of Mailland Avenue Begin at SR Oo on the west Continue south along Meltonville 134 In Section 20, Township 215. Lake Monroe for Precinct Plo 31: Altamonte 215 Qnez. JOF, to the p'.n? l ut;io,iM.;ii.,,,jv,,'weto,ne Otange eminoi, County uric Avrnu.- to the point of beglrwitng. Range JOE to the norm line of Run%ou!honf-1 to south Section line on Ft. Christmas Road op Springs Elementary School, 300 beginning, intersection Of Spring Lake Road Follow S P. 436 easterly to Forest Polling Place: Because the Board Seclion2o, Township 715. Range3OE Section 717OS79E Pine-view Drrde, off Palm Springs Polling Place: Elks Club, Howell proximately three thousand four RunwestorlspringLakeRoadtothe Lake Avenue of county Commissioners of Thence continue northwesterly Drive. Altamonte Springs, Florida. Branth Road, Goldenrod, Florida Run west on South line SectIon 21- hundred (3.O') feet northwt of Intersection of Interstate I Run southerly on Forest Lake SCmir.otQ County has determined along the centerline cf State Road PRECINCT NO. 31 2052$E tO southeast corner Section the Seminole County line PRECINCT NO. II Run north on I-Ito pOint of begin. Avenue to Forest Lake Drive Begin at the Intersection of State BegnattheintersectionofS.rnoran that no accomrno'sat,om presently 436 In St'ction 17, Township 75, 73 705-79E Run southeast along Ft. Christmas ning un west on Forest l_akç Drive to exist withip this Precinct adequate Range JOE to the centerlini of Ox. Run wt on south line of $ect Road 436 and Montgomery Road 73. ROad to the Seminole County fine Boutevard (SR. 436) arid U 5, 17.97 Polling Plice: First Federal Eden Park Avenue for the expeditious and efficient ford Road Run north on Montgomery Road to Run west on Semoran boulevard 20S 79E to soutneast corner Section RvnwectalongtheSemlrtolecounty Building, Altimonte Springs. Follow Eden Park Avenue South to housing and handling of voling and Thence run southerly along the the Little Wekiva River 22 705 7tE line to the point of beginning. (SR. 4.381 to Lake Howef I Road Florida SCL Railroad (Trilby Branch) voting paraphernalia, tne Board tam centerline of Oxford Road to the Run westerly arid tutherly on the Run north on Lake Howell Road to Run weston south line of Section 73. PoRing Place: Because the Board of PRECINCT NO. fl Follow SCL Railroad southwesterly by separate resolution, also south line cI 5tign 17, TownShip Little Wekiva River to $ P 136 20S79E to Little Wekiva River North Street Ccunty Commissioners Of Seminole Begin at a point on Inc South of to Orange SemInole County lirtC recorded on this date. pursuant to 21$, Range JOE Thence east n S R 436 to the Pun west on North Street to Run northwesterly on the Little County hal determined that no Section 19. TOwnship 2)5, Range 79E West then north on County line t Florida Statutes Secton 10) 71, Thence continue southerly along the point of t)eginnlng Wekiva River lathe W*iva River accommodations presently exiSt Said point being approximately 33Q L000wood Road (SR 431) point of be-ginning. designateatnefollow,ngsiteoutsid, centerlineofOxfordRo,,d insertion and County line PollIng Place: Spring Oaks Corn. Runnortpton Longwgod Rood (SR. withinthisPrecinctadeguatefte of the southeast of Polling Place: St Andrews Precinct No. 72 as a temporary 20. To*nthip 7)5, Range JOE to the rr.unity Club House, Altamonte 427) to Semlnola Boulevard Follow County tine north to the St expeditious and efficient housing Set,tonl9, To*nhp 715. Range 2'9E Prtsbtrrisn Church, 99)3 Bear polling place for Precinct No 77 Centerline of Caroiton Road Springs, FloridO Jnns River Run east on Seniinola Boulevard to and handling of voting and voting Thence run northeasterly along the Lake Roeju. Serninotu County. Sanford Civic Center, Sanford, Thencerunwestal009the centerline PRECINCT NO. 34 Follow County bite southeasfery on paraphernalia, the Board has by centerline of Trilby Branch Railroad US. 179? Florica Florida of Carolton Road to the east right of Bt'gin on south line of Semlnote Run south on U.S. 1792 to the St Jotun River to the point of separate resolution, also recorded to the east line of Section 19, of PRECINCT NO. 23 PRECINCT NO. 17 way line of Winston Road beginning, County at sritotrstate 4 beginnIng on this date, pursuant to Florida ToWnShip 715. Range 79 E Begin at the Oringe Seminole Thence run north along the east Begin at R. the434 intersection of U.S 17 Run ti's? along said south County Polling Place: MiIwee Middle Polling Ptace: Wiljon School, Paola, Statutes Section 101.71. desIgnated Thencecontinve northeasterly along 92 and S County Inc arid U S I? 92 right of way line of Winston Road F(or4a line to intersection with Seaboard School, Seminole County, Florida following site outSide Precinct the centerline of Trilby Branch 136 to Follow U S Il 92 northeasterly to approximately 15 feet to the nor Run southeasterly on PRECINCT NO. I Coast Line Railroad main line track PRECINCT NO. 41 No 7 Aasa temporary polling place Railroad in 79E, Section 70, TownShip intersection with Red Bug Lake S P 136 thwest corner of Lot 3. Block G, Begin on County fir-se at the Osteen for PrecInct No. 7 A: Community 71$, Range GO northerly on SCLRR main line Begin at the intersection of Airport o a point Run westerly on S.R 436 to SCL English Estates Unit 3, Put Book 11, on the Road and Winter Park Drive track to Intersection with Spring BOulevard arid Bridge and the St. Johns Rivor House. Chutuofa. Florida centerline of Eden Park Avenue U.S 11.92 Page 61, Public Records of Seminole Lake ROad Run Northerly on Winter Park Drive Railroad Follow the St. Jofsns River (County PRECINCT NO. 7 Run north nit It S I' 0' •. 'e! .: Thence run north along the can C&ii.. !'. •,, :, line) Iouthaattortv It. tta. D'.. *d ,vii I VYii (LW on spring Lake Road DrIve o; : i. ivuw', tertine at ioen Park Avenue to the point of beginning. Circle Highway Bridge and the St. .Johns Thence run east along the north line to intersection with Interstate Run north and westerly River and the Econlodihatchee north line of Section 70, TownshIp Follow Queen's Mirror Circle north Polling Place: Prairie Lake River Legion of Lot 3, Block G. English Estates, Go South on Interstate I to point Of DeSoeo Div* to El Portal along Creek at the eastern County lln 71$, Range 79E Avenue westerly to South Tripi.tt Lake Hall, Seminole County. Florida Unit 3 to the northeast corner of said Run South into Lake beginning on south hirie of Seminole Run north along El Portal Avenue to staying Run west and South along the Thence continue north along the Drive lot PRECINCT NO. 24 County in tPic center of Lake Je-nup until Econtockhatcne, Creek to the centerline 'if an imaginary line representing an Eden Park Avenue in Thence run South approximately j Follow South Triplett Lake Drive Begin at the intersection t ti.s i, running into a Welter-n extension of Seminole County line Polling Place: St Mary Magci.iien easterly extension of Terrace Drive Section);, Township 215, Range 79E feet along the wtit line of Lot , Church, 100 Spring Lake Road, to El Portal Avenue northwesterly and westerly to 92 and Seminola Boulevard Salt Creek Run southwesterly and Run east on the Seminole County approximatety7400feettoapointon Triplett Lake Drive Follow Seminola Boulevard Indian Hills 6 Un' 6 Piat Book 15, Altamonte Springs, FlorIda. w.'s.t in the center of Lake .Sessup to lint to the St. Johns RIver Run the north line of Lot 37, McNeil's s4:d imaginary line the center of an Southeasterly to Lake Drive Follow Triplet Lake Drive nod' Page6O, Publit Recoedsof Seminole PRECINCT NO. 37 to Georgia Avenue imaginary line Run northofon the St. Johns River to Orange Villa, Plat Bock 7. Page 9?. therly to intersection of Oakwood Follow Lake Driy southeasterly tO County to the Southwest corner of running sj south from Beardalt the (tint beginning. Begin at the intersection of she Run north aiming Georgia Avenue to as recorded in tnt' PublIc Records of Drive as though Oakwood Drive TuSkawilla Gaociella Road id S. Indian Hills Unit 6 Avenue SCLRR (Lake Charm Branch) and 25th Street Ectuding, however, that area Seminole County were extended east Follow Tuskawilta Gabriella Pool Thence run casterly along the SR II! Run ncrfh on th* imaginary line to delribed in Precinct 7.A Run east along Sth Street to Thence run east approximately 10 Fok,a, Oakwooci Driv, west to •r. Beardatl Avet* 'sortherly to SR. 119 tout me of Loll, IndIan Hilts Unit 6 Run north un S P. 41$ to U_s. 1792 MCllonville Avenue Palling Iac.: Community House, feet to the northwest corner of Lot 7, tersection with Sunset Drive Continu north on Bearcsall Avenue Chuluota, Florida. Run northwest and west on S.R 119 to fIle west rIght of way line of Run northeast on U Forest Lake Heights Plat Book 5. 1192 to Run South along Mellonville Avenue Run north and west on Sunset Drive to junction of SR. 4)9 and SR5 43.4 Winnebago Court to an imaginary lint parallel and PRECINCT NO. I Airport Boulevard to 13th PageIl, Public Records of Seminole to Intersection of u Place Thence adjacent ?he east we'st runway of Req n at a point on the ovthwest County run north along the west Run east onAitport Boulevard fo9te Run west on 1797 431 to u.s. 1797 Run west along 25th Place to the Pun southwesterly on IS S 1792 to Follow U.S 1792 southerly to point rightofw.y lineof Winnetsagocourt SCLRR (Lake Charm Brancit) the Sanford Municipal Airport corner of Section 21 Township lis. Thence run north cpproxirnatcly 75 SCLRR of beginning, apprOximately 35 feet to a point Run west on th imagnarv 1in of beginning. Run South On the Rang. JOF feet to the Centcrine of Fixrsl Lake tL3ke Run sth along the SCLRR to Charm Branch) to poInt of begin Polling Place: Cessetbeury Frt' Polling Place: Sr'vcnth day Ad Sod point also deScribld as the parallel to the cOst we's? runwo to Thence r'jri eaSt along the southhine Drive West Airport Boulevard Station, Casseiberry. Florida ning the Sanford City Limits vtntit Church, South of 11-Ion Moss CfntCrlin of Taibo? Road of Secton 21. TO'iflhi 215. Range Thenct'runeastalongtnecenterllne Runwest along Airport Boulevard to PRECINCT NO. Is Thenceruneastalongth,c,nterlino Road, Winter Springs, Florida Runnort:lofltpieSenfordcjtyLImets JOE tO the southeast corner of of Forest Lake Drive West ap Polling Place: Sonora Club House. the poInt of begInning. Begin at the Intersectjc'nof Sanfora of Talbof Road to the centerline of East to 73". Street (S.R. 46) PRECINCT NO. 2 Sectionfl, Township 215, Range)OE proximately 610 Sanford Avenue on Sonora Polling Place. Sandlewood Villas to 11w Kewanne Trail Oviedo Road (S P 4191 and Begin at intcrsectmr, Boulevard. Sanford, Florida Run east on 25th Street (SR-Mi to ThencecpotInueeastabongther,h tet-line of Forest Lake Drive a Recreational Building, Sanford, Fl Seaboard Coast LIne Railroad (Lake S 177 (Maitland Avenue) Silver Aver.ie Thence run northeasterly along the PRECINCT NO. 31 line of Section 34. Township 2lS, Thence run northerly along the Charm Branch) PRECINCT NO. *3 Run east on S P 136 to intersection centerline of Kewanrie Trail t the Run north on Silver Ay,n, to 741?'. Range JOE to a point Begin at the intersection of Red Bug Begin at a point on the north lln of centerlin of Forest Lake Drive Run northeasterly on the railroad to *ith Seaboard Coast Line Street cast line of Section 70, TownshIp 215, Lake Road, State Road 438, and Section 33, TOwnshIp 21 South. Sad point, being apsx'oxlmatety 711$ approximately 910 feet to the 75th Place Range JOE Railroad main line track Winter Park Drive Run east on 24th Street t Bv"wt feet foen the northwest corner of centerline of State Road 436 Range JO East, maid point being Runeastofl75thpiace ,oMol'.vIlle Follow%oufhaloflgSCLpR mainline Tl'.enceccwitinuenortheasterly along Lane Section 34. Township 2)5. Range JOE Run easterly on state Road 134 fo Avenue Run north on Winter Park Drive approxImately 1300 feet welt of Run Irack to intersectIon with Spring the centerline of kewannee Trail in approximately.1250 Burrows Lane to an Said point also de'scriL4d as the State Road 431 to a point northeast corner of Section 33, Pun nortp, on Mellonvlle Avenue to Lake Road imaginary lIne riinnitg due Section 21, Township 7)5, Range Sad point being 1000 feet welt of the Tcwnshlp 21S, Range JOE centerline of Howell Branch Road Run South on the Centtrtine of State 25th Street (5.R 46) Rn westerly on Spring Lake Road JOE. 10 0 point of beginning, I corn Burrows Lane to Celery Thence northwest corner Of Lot 33. Block 13, Said point also desc,i easterly auong the PoadlJl to a point welt of the mouth Avenue (SR 1'5) Run east on 75th Street IS P. 16) to to intersection with S 427 (M*iItnd Polling Place: EnglIsh Estates Hefller Homes Howell Park Section CenterlIne of State Road 436 as the centerline .'.f tiowef Raid to west corner of tot 132, Forest City. the Sanford City Limitt Avenue) Oxford Road, Fern Park, Cortirwe norm on ma imaginary line a point on the east line of Section 31. Orange Park. Plat Book 2. One, Plat Book 1), Page 47 Page 40 Thence run southeasterly along the Run SOuth along the Sanfcx d city Run north on S 177 to point of F Iorda tg CClecy Avenue (5 4)5) T0flhip 2)5. Range JOE Run east ho tlte SOuthwtst corner Thence run east 1030 feet to the Centerline of State Road 436 to a Limits toan imaginary line parallel bCQi.'lning at S.R. 43.6 Run east on Celery Avetve (s.R. Said uiorte-s1 corer of raid LeA 3) also described as the lot IS? of Said plaf PRECINCT NO. Point on the east line of Sctlon 33 to the East West Airport runway 113) to point of becinnirig P1,111119 Place: Altamonle Springs Begin at the intersection of Rantoul Run north 1000 feet Centerline of Dike Road ToWnship 215, Rang, JOE Run ecst on tNt South lint Of lots 131 Run east along tt,e Imaginary line CIvic Center, Magnolia Avenue, Of f Lane end Country Qub Road ( p PIlieg Place: Midway Fire House, 'Thence run i'th along the can fF.rOugIt 137, Forest City Orange po-'llel to the easl west rcw'.way to Loflqwood Avenue. Attamonte 44A) Run east Ipproximatety 1)10 feet to Thence continue southeasterly along Jitney Avenue. Seminole County tefline of Dike Road to tIse norTheast Park, Plat Book 7, Page 60 the northwest corner of Lot ii. Block the centerline at State Read to the Beard III Avenue 434, in Florida Springs, F lord.'. Run east on Countr Club Road to j Summt'rt,t North Section 5. Plot Section 34, Township 2)5, corner of Section 11, Township ItS, southeast corner Of lot 137. of said Run with on Bt'ardall Avenue to an PRECINCT NO. 26 Range JOE PRECINCT NO. * Range JOE Book 18, Page 65 plat Country Club Roid toa point on the South lintcf Section Begin at ?J' 'nters.t,po of Palm Thencacordinueflpr,herlya'.gth, Run easterly through lot P7. Beaidal$ imaginary line extending South from Begin at the iItCIiOn of U 5. 1792 Continue northeast on Country Club Run east on 'he north line of 5gm- 34, YO*fl5hIp 21$, Range JOE Avenue to Inc center of and SR. In Springs Drive and Sarnoran centerline of Dike Road in Section Traitwood Estate Section 7. Plot Lake Ji'm%up Road to Lake Mary Road merse' North Section Ito the nor. Said point being aperoximate:y $70 Boulevard SR 434) Follow S P. 477 westerly to SCI Run South on Lake Mary Road to theast coruer O Lot I, Block K, feet from the southwest 34, TO*cttl'.ip 21S, Range JOE. to a Boot. II. Page 13, and florthwestern Pun west through the center of Lake Railroad of Run rci'th on Palm Spring Dtrv t,) point Summer-set North Section 5 75th Street Avenue to the SOuthwesl corner Of Jessup to the mouth SectionJi, Township 215, Range JOE 0 of Soldier's Follow SCL Railroad northeasterly Run east on 73tpt Street o North Street Said pont being appifOaimat*ly 14$ Id I. Block 78.. Weiatbersfletd 2nd Thence run north on the east line of Thine the east along the south line Creek Ot t. shore of Lake .teisup Istaying on the wtern tract) to SCL Railro1 rioPit flI Otd Section 14 Runealloneio'th Streetto Seminole feet north of the centerline of Attujitlon. Pta? Ronk l Pxn,. iii) 7IS.JOE . to lIlt' I.00thweil a t-......_ ii., .. - Begin ii?*'il . ........... ............................................................ "i'*' , ........................ .................... ................. .........................................---., .b ..... we-st pursuant tine run feet west corner point the - - iiiiji " ': - .... -. ' ' :, ,Jessup west - , s . off feet cen s. . north on feet north run Branch point corner run — - .. . IA- IflI-xJ Potting Pleci, Because the Board ,un rxx'.n on uoewtlry Club Road to till it merges with the SCL Railroad Unit 2, Plot Book 16, Page 95 iwffiaat along the through 14. BlOck 36. Weath.rtJl.ld SaId pOint bsing approxImately 820 me Sanford Grant Line Alberta Street centerline of Dike Road in Section 2nd Addill*n Continue on SCL Rdilroad to the Run Southeasferly on the sout'. line feet west of the southeast corner of Rr east on Alberta street Ii, me 27, TownshIp 71S, of County Commissioners of Run southeasterly on Sanford Grant intersection with in Imaginary line of Camelot Uiit 7. to the southeast Section 31. To*nhp 75, Range JOE Range JOE to the Creitinue east to the southeast Semnyot. (niasfy haS determIned Ltne to U.s. 1722 Coat Lir,C Ra.troad i. is. nr corner of Lul 39. boci. H. Camelot Thence run flOtlhwestlirhy Rufl south on the Seabgard Coast Range JOE of ft2nd 3$. Additiøn SlOk 70. that no accommodations presently Run southwesIer(y on US. 1793 to Run northwest on the Sanford Grant Unit 7 ap WeathififIeld proximately IIS feet along the east eIs? within thu PrecInct adequate point of beginning. Line Roiiroad to La'lpwood Road, Thence continue salt along the Run Souttierly to the southwest Runnorthontheeastlineof LinetotheinteraectionwithCountry Camelot lin, of canal tori poinf toe the exped.tiou'i nd efficient Polling Place: Lake Mary Fire Club Road (SR 177) centerlIne of DIke Road in tctlon Unit land its of Lot 20. Spring VlIey extension to the nortt Said point t,,t'ing aParocimetely S3'O P'uS.nj and hantJ"n if t-.tinq and Pun sat '.teriy ciri tfo'i'.n SE corner of W,ltvr Avenur Pun r.rrth c.'i Coarir, Club 71 T.ri n 2l Pae )OE to the I ars (t,-ri 6 Plot nt' of 5ect,n 15 JtS JOE ov IS. Roj votng pa'. pnier,la, tre Boird feet 54)u?h at tne entenline of Howell and i rst Street, Lake Mary, Rantosil Lane toad IS P 477) to First Street c4t lint' of Section 6. TOwnship 215, 9 Then(ecoflt,nuenurthto Lake Drive Branch Rood by separate resolution, also Florida Rum east or First Street to North Range JOE Run loutheasterty On Lake Drive to Continue north ci'. Rntosjl Lant RUn cart, approximately 170 feet to rcu,itse'd on thiS Thence run north aPProximately 520 date. Sre Bird pursuant to PRECINCT R'.*s$ NO. .1 Thence continue cost along the a point on the usuAl'. l.M 4 pe,t sinnida italute$ Section 101.71, feet 'a the centerline of Howell Cart'flur on 1401111 Street to Lake centerline of Dike ioad in Begin at the Volusia Seminole P0411..9 Place; Portable doacent Spring Valley Farms Sictlun 6 Run Sovlherly on Bird Rciod?O East Branch Road s'satp.elthecot.sawir,,Ste outSide County litworitteSt Jottns Rivert IoutPisideOf Mayfair Country Club, Lake Drive P4*'t'l1 Road °'P 715, RangeJOf, to the Rur.1au4htothefh itniol Section P'e-cmnct mo is as a teripor,ry Osleen Bridge (5.. 113) Thence run westerly along the Run south on .ake c çenterli'.t' of TeikawifI4-GaqltIi. V.2)5, 21E Seminole Count -i, f:lorlA Runt easterly on East Lake DrIve to centerllneof Howell polling place far Pr.cinf No iFoulow SR. 113 west to the nor Branch Road to 'emor-an Boulevard (S P 434) Road Tusbawllla PRECINCT NO. 23 Gabriel. Road Thence run weSt along the 101.ihliike Seminole County Agrl Center 4" Rgn vae't on Setetoran BOuI4yaf'd thwest corner of Thence northerly along the of Sectio'r, 72. 21. 70 f.d 19, Town SCction 32 195 JIE Begin at a point on the centerlunt of Run southeasterly on Tuskawilla Township 31$. Range JOE. said point mllesOouth of Sanford on I? 92 twelt Run South on west line of Section 32 State Road 177 in (5 p *34' to poi'.'tt of beginning Gabri.eIla Rood to Cfl'nterint' of TtiSki,tl Gabrit1a Ship 21$. Range ?lE, Section 39 Red Bug Lake being aroroxlmatety 10 the point Of side), SOfiVord. rinrida Polling Plate: Atfamnonfe ptinS Road t the north line of Section 15. bec.rsr.0 3,415 feet from Road IS JIE to Geneva Avenue (S P 46) Townshp 705, Range 30€ the northwest corner of Section PRECINCT NO. 19 (.ty l.a, I btk we'' " :7. bIt Runt west on C.ent'va Avenue tO SOd pont t-cir'q tt'.e center Tc-'*nthig, IS, Porgy JOE 31, P3I4aq Puce: Coreti City Briar Rum'. west On Pr-ti Pug Lake' Road tO To*nsnp 715. Range JOE mc iriee.r,ect,on ct 25th f :34, AuOr:,n' ç'r.j's Metlonvilte Avenue Thencec inu,. our'rerly alc".g me Lake Fett tt.on, Forest City, tile pont of 1gnning the intersectiOn of State Rood Street and Like Mary Road run west along the north line Run north on M$lonvifl Avenue to Ond the ACL Railroad Polling Place: South Seminole Thence centerline of Tusb.a*iIla Gabriella PRECINCT NO II ot sect'. 3i, Run southwest OlOng Lake Mary the WU)PI Shore Of Lake Monroe PRE(INCTNO, I TownshIp IS, Range P ,d to Inc centerline o' Psi Bug M;ddle School, east Thence run SOUIt'.*tstly acing i.cgin it tIlt Ifltef5e'ttOri Of U.S. 17 Rooct to an Imaginry line Continu, north Into Lake Monroe an JOE $0 the northwest corner of Be'jin al the Intersection at Dean Mirror Like. turn South off Wint Lake Road centerline of State R,ad 427. • flandSa".IandoSprii'sgsgoad(s.p. Section 34. Towtnu.ls 715, Range 30€ a tine profect,d from .Y.eIa'.YiIIC P(Oifll8tClp Rood arid State Road 438 1hencerun*'eltaIongthecent,t-tj, 134) Olrei faa point on Part Dry, Cass.tiecq, Fionioa, Thence Rn Southeast along the imaginary Rn rrthe.e5tcnfyon StltC Rood 476 at Red Bug 1I ROOd to the Avenue to the cOntihu, west along the VoivlI* Seminole the (e-nterline nit 1on'wonJ Hilts ' 5Pr'.9 ..infr-d Grnt Line t U 5 1792 PRECINCT NO. 39 north line of Section 13, Township 'ounty limit in Late Mt.nto 'n wtth Rrr Creek of sect'on 24. 7owrist'.ip 21S, Road A 41.11 to Highland Slnert Btgn at the intersection of U S I? km.qp '70€ to Run riortrseast along 1)5 t93 to Rn northwesterly along Beór CV,ek ROnge 10 Follow th Voftjsii, Sernnol.cotjnty Thtncerun*estalOngthecen,erl the point of Rut'. norm on H•ghllnd Street to ts... r.. 97 .xrv$ Orene C. i ..i, - tu inc so,,u'm snore or t,awe ew,ip r I nuwce continue .iong cOil- 5arn3n to a point at of LongWoOd HillS l'Ø44 'a tise west line A,,st'ive Polling Plsc, beclue tNt' Rn north aria northwesterly aIgg beginning, P11 nprTh alting an im*giriOtyli to feline' of Red Bug Lake Rood in Cfinu norm Board of lie of on an imaginary line DeSo?o Drive to Ef Portal Avenue Polling Place: beceuje the Section 7, ToWnship 205, Go northeasterly on U S. $7 92to the County Cornmnit*jer5 of Stiff ion73, T wnsttmp 315, Range30 tt'. testtr of Lake' ,Jjgp Seminole Board of Rappe JOE north from Highland S"eet intersecf,gn of SR. to the Pun north aurrg El PotI to an County has datern'iae.i ti'tet rig . County Cc.mmitsiors 01 Sein1riit Run , -t 't _. •s, Thence C1O .4,êltiif Se' àgng t Run u( test along SR. 134 to the imaginary lirt #eprelrnfing an County Ills deterinrned that rio centerIlneoftongwpo.Jp4Ili%R0,p infefIt'CtlOn of Floral (Cotitbtj corner Section run side of Que,ns ' .' br-rt' . ' — '"" ... .. .'a . -t E'ienIng Herald, Sanford. F. Legal Notice Legal Notice — t. (Contthucd Friday, Dcc. 12, 1975-'5 from Page Polling Place' Pnllioij Hii Country ' Run SO 'ini ,'.iQO(J it'. ifliJ nary RESOLUTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND INVITATION TO BID Club, Presv, OPI t,tOTlQpl fly COMMI5SIOPIER FOR Avenue. north of line to inc entrance of Bear Creek IN TIlE CIRCUIT COUP), IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SEMINOLE Sealed bids from invited General COUNTY. KWIATKOWSKI SECONDED BY FLORIDA FOR Street and south of p3.4, Run Southeasterly along Bear Creek SEMINOLE COUNTY. FOR accommodations presently exustNorth Longw,j FfOrd SEMINOLE COUNTY, Contractors will be received for the FLORIDA COMMISSIONER WILLtA7, TIlE CASE NO. 7S.1S43.CA.09.E within this Prcclncl adequate for th to Slate Road 126 FLORIO.. construction of a FELLOWSHIP CASE PRECINCT NO. 4? NO. 1$2l.CA.O9.D expedilious and t'fflit housing CASE NO.732414 CA-O4-G degn at a point on the south line of FOLLOWING RESOLUTION UNIT ED COMPANI EScor FINAN. HALL FOR THE DELTONA IRAN W. WOODORTp4and EDN. In Run%outhwesierlyon State Road 126 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTEDWAS AT CIAL CORP. a Louisiana to the point of begiuining. Re: The MarrIage Of and handlIng of voting ana voting Section 35, Township 705, Range Polling PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH located THE REGULAR MEETING OF poratlon, W000WURTH. hi WifC, Place: Information Center. CHARLIE HILLERY, in Dettona, Fla , 2:00 P.M. BOARD OFOF COUNTY CCM paraphernalia, Ihe Board ham by 79€, Said point being epprozimately 101 Winter Springs Boulevard, THE MISSIONERS SEMINOLE PIôInIff, Separate resolution, also recorded 3.750 feet west ot Pettoni'r. Plaintiff, ON December 17, 191$ at the Office vs the Southeast on this date, pursuant to Florida County of Seminole, Floridi amid Corner ri '.aid Section COUNTY, Dra;ath rLORIDA, OTHA 1. BOOTH inø HELU I latuIe Srtliun IUl /1, deSignated Said PRECINCT NO. SI MINNIE TOLIVE HILLERY. O? THE 2nd FRAtIK PRATHER and DONNA L Archtcts Flannes, Inc., Sanford BOOTH, hiS wife. Cf at DAY OF DECEMBER, A 0. 1973. PRATHEP, his Wife, DOROTHY also described as(In the Begin at the intersection of State Respondent the following site OUl5id Precinct centerline Of State Road 103 AtIanli National Bank Building, No 1) as a temporary polling Place testate Four) WHEREAS, Florida Statutes REICHERT, Detendants Road 436 and Interstate i NOTICE OF ACTION THOMAS A. Suite, Sanford, Florida, at which provides for changes in election REICHERT, AMENDED THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO MICHAEL T. for Precinct No 43: Eostbmook Swim Thence run northeasterly along theRun intC5ctipo west on State Road 436 to the districts and polling places during ELLZEY. tIme and place they will be opened NOTICE OF ACTION of Montgomery Road odd numberno MINNIE TOLIVER HILLERY IPIQENRORO C. and read aloud. Club, ust County, off Eastbrook years, and TO DEFENDANTS Seminole FloridaBoulevard, centerline of State Road 100 to the and State Road 436 ioa Holly Street ELLZEY, FLAGSHIP BANK OF The building is to be constructed WHEREAS, increasing pooulaton ORLANDO, OTHA I BOOTH PRECINCT NO. 41 B RI DC E POP T, CON formerly south line of 5tn 76, Township Run north on Montgomery Road to has ne, eSsitated changes imi the ORLANDO BANK & TRUST THE 705, Range F with wood walls with wood Siding, BCgin a? 0 1217 Lancaster Avenue NECTICUT 06402 the Little Wekiya River carpet and tile floor surfacing, location of polling places within COMPANY. ROY E BLOCK and WILMINGTON, DE 19199 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED point on the south line Of Thencecontinue northeasterly along Run westerly and southerly on the precincts and alterations of PAUL HOMEL D- B-A BRIAN'S partltionsofwoodstanddra,l and that CHARLIE HILLERY has filed Section]). Township 7)5, Range 30€ the centerline of State Road 100 in Little Wekiva River to State Road precincts and precinct boundaries, RESTAURANT, approximately 3.173 feet from the Section7b, TownshIp 205, Range 29€ 436 and contains approximately 1700 HELEN L BOOTH southwest corner of said section a Petition in the Circuit Court of to the east and souare feet of enclosed space, us 741 Locust Avenue Thence run east along the south line Township 7OS, Range Seminole County, FlorIda, for line of79€ SKtlon 76, Run wt on State Road 06 to the Defendants drivay and parking area. WHEREAS, in compliance with ELSMERE, DE Dissolution of Marriage, and you are OF SUIT interSection Of Section 33, TownShip 715, Range Thencecontinue northeasterly along State Road of State Road 136 and Florida Statutes, the Board of TO- F RANKNOTICE Bid documents may be obtained PRA THE P YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an required to serve a copy Cf your JOE 10 the Southeast corner of said thecenterlineof State Road 100(1 1) 131 County Commissioners Of Seminole from the Architects, Gutmann EtiOn toforecie a Mortgage on the wrItten defenses, if section an any, on K EN Thct' run north and easterly on County has by resolution on the 2nd Drogash Associates Architects following property in Seminole NETH W. McINTOSH, Of STEN DONNA I PRATHER in Section 23. Township 205, Rang, 'late Road 131 to the intersection of day of December AD., 1915, Thence continue east along the south 79E, 10 the north line of said section State Road 434 and Interstate planners Inc., Sanford Atlantic County, Florida, to wt DOROTHy J. REICHERT STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, I I to dories described National Bank Building, Sitt 400, setof forth boun line of Section 3l, Township 2)S, Thence continue northeasterly along Thence run uth on Interstate andand limits eachthe precinct The East 50 feet Of Lots 9 and 10, Attorneys for Pltioner, whose and Range JOE to tue centerline of State the centerline of State Road 100 (I 4) P 0. Drawer 93, Sanford, Fla. Block 1, Tier 11,01 Sanford. Florid., address i Pt Office Box 1330. Road 436 THOMAS A REICHERT the point ot beginning, and the polling places of each approxImately 7,500 feet to a point 377fl upon request accompanied by according to E. P. TRAFFORD's Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the Addresses unknown. Polling Place: Sanlando Baptist precinct, and 00 deposit Per Set. Thence run northwesterly along the on the centerline Of Section 7.4, Church, South 5de ot £34, West Of I YOU ARE MAP thereqf 05 rerorue in Plat Original with the Clerk of the above HEREBY centerline of State Road 436 to the Township 295. Range 29€ Deposits will ne refunded lit full Ro WE PEAS, the Board of County NOTIFIED that an acn 1. Pag (A l tn 4, Pubbo ?y1cd Court onor before Detemer 10 I. Longw, Florida, Section 31, TownShip Thenceruneost alongtnecenterline PRECINCT NO. $3 Commissioners of Seminole County foreclose mortgage covering the for two sets to General Contractors Records of Scm .nole County, 31, 1973, otherwise a default and 71$, Rangeof JOE has determined that no ac sale section, to the east lInt of Submuttlngbonafidebidsa,idreturn Florida, folIowIngrealandperspoaIprppty ultimotø judgment will be entered Thence Continue northwesterly Sectioni, Township 79S, Range 79E Of Begin at a point on Winter Park COmmodations presently exist in Seminole County, Florida to wit: in good usable has been filed against you, and you against you br the relief demanded Drive in Section 16 7)5 30€ within precmnct5 7A, 9,72,77,34,13, ditipo within 10 Days after the are required to serve a copy of your in the Petition Lot 73, Blocx A, DRUID HILLS 434 inthe Section 33, To*nthlp IlS, Thenceruneast along centerline of State Road alonuthecenterline Said pointbeingl000feetwestof the 47. 37, end 53, adequate fr th e- PARK, PIt Book 10, page7l, Public 0 Opening of bids. Refund for sets in written defenses. if any, to it Ofl WITNESS my hand and Official Section 19,line Township Range northwest corner of lot 13. Block 12, Peditious and efficient housing and Records of Seminole County, Fla Range 30€ tO the centerline of )9E, to the east Of said735, Section excess ot two will be less 13500 to KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, sealot Winter WoodS Boulevard Court on fbi 24th day of cover cost of reporduclion, on the ESQUIRE, of STENSTROM. DAVIS November. A D. 1975 Thence run east along the centerlineHeftIer Ore. PlitHomes Book I)Howell Page 17Park Slion handling 01 voting and voting has been tiled against you and you Thence run *5le'r-ly along tIlt' of Srcton 20. Township 205, Range same t)5iS ot return of documents paraphernela Within said precincts, are required to Snrvp a coay of your I P.'CINTO5H, p: ntiffc attorneys Ccnterhint' (Seat) of 1ri'. run i-ast 1000 feet to Ihe' General Contractors who Obtain wriose ad(lreS is Post DItto Bx NOW, THERE FORE BE IT written detensr-s, it any, to it On C. Arthur H Beckwth, Jr Boulevard to a point on the t'n Winlerwoods ]tE tooRailroad point on Line the (entertine Ot the' northwest corner of said lot 33 run RESOLVED by the Board of County VICTO BUTLER, JR. of EVANS ACL bid documents and do not d the 1330, Sanford, Ftonida. 12171, On or terline of Nottingham Drive Clerk of the Circuit Court 1Q00 feet project, must returnsameat least io before December 76, 1973, nd file Commissioners Of Seminole County, & BUTLER, Attorneys for the fly Cecelia V. Ekern Thenceof run along to the Run approximately to Florida, that for precincts 7A, II, 77, Plaintiff, Days before the bid date or pay the original *ith the Clerk of the Thence run Southerly along the centerline thesoutherly ACL Railroad the theeaSt northwest corner of1310 Lot ii,feet Block 77, whe address is 920 Deputy Cterk centerline Of Nottingham Drive to a South line of Section 70, ToWnship 31, 43, 17, 57, and 53, the following Hartford Bldg, Orlando, Florida 53500 per met to defray cost of Court either before Service on STENSTROM, DAVIS & point approximately 170 feet north of 70S, Range JOE J, Summert't North Section 5, Plot temporary polling places be 3210), and file the original with the reproduction and handling, as set Plantitfi' attorneys or immediately MCINTOSH the south line of Section 33. Town Book 16, Page 65 torth above deSignated, said polling places being Clerk Of the above styled court on or thereafter, otherwiSe. default will Post OffIce BOx 1130 ship 21S, Rang p JOE Thence Continue South along the Run east on the north line of Sum- outside their respective precincts, before the 22nd day Of December, centerline of lhe ACL Railroad Sub Contractors and Others may be entered against ypu for the relief Flagsnlp Bank Suite 2? merset North Section s to the nor- but contiguous thereto Thence run South to the south line of Section 79, Township 705, Range 30€ tain complete bid documents upon demanded in the Complaint. Otherwise a Judgment may be Sanford, Florida 37771 Section 33, Township 71$, Range to a point on Ihe centerline of theast corner of Lot 1, Block K, PRECINCT NO. 7A deposit of 55000 which will WITNESS my hand and the seat of Attorneys for Petitioner entered against you for the relief JOE. also deIcri as 177 Summerset North Section 5 Temporary Polling refunded, lets 535 00 to cover thIs Court on November II, 1913 point of Thence run southwesterly along th Place. demanded in the Complaint, beginning PubliSh Nov 7!. Dec 5, I?, 19. 1975 Thence run north on the east line of Community Houst'. Chuluota, reproduction costs, upon return of (Seal) Centerline of State Road 177 ap WITNESS my hand and seal of DET 13! Polling Place: San Jose — Section 16 21S JOE to the Southwest lionidO docu,nents in good condition within Said Court on the )h day of Arthur H Beckwit. Jr Apartments proximately 3,330 feet toa pOint on corner of Lot I, Block H. Camelot PRECINCT NO. lOdays after opening of bids Partial II Recreational Room, off 136 on the centerline of Longwood Hills Unit 7, Plot Book $6, November, 1973 Clerk of the Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Winter Woods Blvd. County Of Road Page 95 Temporary Polling sets to Material Suppliers will be Place: (Seal) By' Cecelia V (kern Seminole, State of Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. issued at the cost of reproduction Run Southeasterly on the south line Seminole County Agri Center, Deputy Clerk Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr PRECINCT NO. 4% CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Thencerunwestal000tile centerline Of Camelot Unit?, to the Southeast Sanford, Florida The successful bidder wiI STEN5TROM DAVIS & Clerk of the Circuit Court COUNTY, FLORIDA. of Longwood Hills Road to the west corner of lot 39, Block H, Camelot PRECINCT NO. 22 Begin at a point on the south line Of line of Section 79, Township 20S, Unit 2 required to furnish Performance MCINTOSH Seminole County, Florid, Section70. Township2lS, Range3OE CASE NO. ls2371.cA.2A Range JOE Temporary Polling Place: San Bond and Labor and Materials Attornt'ys for Plantfts By: Martha T VihIen Said point Iso described as the In the matter of iNc Adoption of Runnorihontheeasttlneof Cameiot ford Civic Center, Sanford, Florida Bond. each in the Full Amount of tht' Post Office Box 1130 Deputy Cl(nk JOEL THO'.',S SCrJT Southwest corner of LOt 3, Block B. Thence continue weitrli centerlineofLcnqwd Hillsalong Roadthe in Unit 7 an IS extension to me north PRECINCT NO. 77 Contract Sum, iSSued by a bonding &itt 27. Flagsnip Bank Publish Nov 21, 2$. Dcc 3. 17. 1915 NOTICE OF ACTION Englith Estates, Unit 7, Plot lionS line Of Section 1521S JOE con'.pany licenses in Florida Tr-n:p,ary Polling Place: San DET 113 Sitlion3Q, Townihip 205, Range JOE Sanford, Florida 3277) TO. Ho un Im 13, Page thenceconlinuenortil to Lake Drive ford Civic Center, Sanford, Florida Bidding documents will be on file Publish NOv 71, 25. Dcc S I?. 1975 Public Recordk of to a point on the west line of said Run northwesterly on Lake Drive to PRECINCT NO. 34 Seoul, Korea Seminole County CITY OF f inspection in the offices Of the DETU? section Y0 ARE HERE nv OTir III LAKE Seminola Blvd MARY, FLORIDA TemporarySprings, Archit, Central FlOridO Builders IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE that a Polling Place: TO Thence run north along the west line Thence continue southerly along the Run westerly on Seminol. Blvd to Altamonte Elementary Petition for the Adoption Of Lot 3, Block B. English Estates, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Exchange, Volusia Builde Ex centerlineof Longwood Hills Road in the intersection of Seminola Blvd EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. JOEL THOMAS SCOTT has becu Unit 2to the northwest corner of said Section 23, Township 20$, Range and Sunset Drive HERESY GIVEN School, Altamonte Springs, Florida. theNOTICE PlanningIS and Zoning Board of by change, and the Dodge Room in CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE fled in the above lot styled Court an Winter Park PRECINCT NO. 43 29€, to a pont Or-i tIle centerline nf couty, rLcioA. u Csiy ul uex .ary, lori0a, tnat 'ot ruu. as the lUti C*5I along tflt' SOuth nejtural tamer at Iflt' un west aria south on Sunset Drive Temporary Polling E E Williamson Road To be eligible for consideration, CIVIL CASE NO. 71•22)I.CA.0!.O child sought to e adopted in this right of way line of Derbyshire Road to Triplet Lake Drive Place: Said Board will hold a public hearing bids must comply with the Laws of GOVERNMENT Eastbrook Pool NATIONAL proceeding, are required to serve a approximately 20 feet to Association, at! 03 pm on Tuesday, January 6, Said point being approximately ISO Run east on Triplel Lake Drive to its Seminole County, Florida. a point, Said feet welt of the southeast corer of intedSection with South Triplet Florida, all c0ndltiø'i of the MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a COpyof your WrIttefldefeflslj, If any 1976. to point also delc'ibed as the ten Lake PRECINCT NO. Specifications and must be made Of Slid section corporation, etc vou have, on Petitioners' attorney a) ConsIder a request to replace a terline Of Oxford Road Drive Temporary farms provided, In Duplicate, en Polling Plaintiff, HARVEY M ALPER. ESQUIRE. Of Thence run northerly along the to Place: home that was destroyed by fire on closed in anopaque sealed envelope vs. Run west on E E WilliamSon Road Run southeasterly on South Triplet Longwood Community Building, the following described the Law Officei of Atper and Wack, intersection with Tollgotj real centerline ot Oxford Road to the RunitSoutherly on Tollgate TrailTrail tO Lal.e Drive to the intersection of Lonniwood, Florida bearIng thename and addressof the CARLTON DUNNING anJ ARCHIE 616 East Semoran Boulevard, Suite property, to wit centerline of Carlton Roaø Queens Mirr Circle PRECINCT NO, SI the State Road 434 bidder, and marked "PROPOSAL DUNNING, a k a Lavonla Dunning, 701. Altamon'e Springs, Florida, and The East ' Of the South lflfeet of Run southeasterly on Thencerun west along the Centerline' Mirror FOR Temporary Thence run west to Polling CONSTRUCTION OF b w'e, to file the original thereof w.th the Place: tne West m of the Southeast of C'lton Road to the east right of the point of Circle to the intersection of Winter Casselberry 4 01 the beginning Fire F EL LOWSHIP HA IL FOR THE Clerk of thiS Court, both to be done Defenidnts Station, Southwest i4 of Section 16. Township Park Drive way line of Winston Rood Casseiberry, Florida. DEL TONA Polling Place: PR ES BY T (RI AN on or betore December 79th, 1913. 20 South, Range 30 East, NOTICE OF ACTION Because the Board Run south on Winter Park Drive to PRECINCT NO. $3 Thence run north along the east Seminole CHURCH" and delivered not late TO: ARCHIE DUNNING, a SO of County Commissioners of the point of beginning, County, FIid otherwise a default will be entered right of way line of Wintri .foaJ Temporary Polling Place- Rolling than date and hour mentioned Seminole Cour,ty has determined Polling Lavonia Dunning against you for the relief demandtci The public Place: Because the Board of Hills Moravian Church. Sanlindo the approximately 35 feet to the nor. City Hall,hearing City of will be held in above in the Petition Residence Unknown that no accommodiatlons presently County Commissioners of Seminole Springs Drive, Hwy 431. Lake Mary, thwjt corner of Lot 3. Block G. Owner reserves the right tO reject exlt within this Precinct adequate County WITNESS my hand and the seai of YOU ARE NOTIF lED that an has Engtih Estates, Unit 3. PI Book determined that no Florida Longwooj, Florida on Tuesday, January 6. 1975 any or alt bids or certain portions of action for foreclose a mortgage on thIs Court on this 11th day c' for the expeditious and efficient accommodations presently exist at 3.00 p m or as soon thereafter as a bid am stipulated in 11, Page 63. Public Records of the I) Noetor, 17S. Form of thO filowir.; pGp'T, ,ii ernitpjj BE ITwhere FURTHER RESOLVED POSSibtC,.tWhith intereSted parle, housing and handling of voting and t'iIhin this Precnct adequate for the that Svninoie County the voting paraphernalia, the Board has abovesaid far Proposal, and to waive any for- County, Florida: (Seal) and a3iii5t the request stated Thence run east along the north line expeditious amid efficient housing designations of polling places shall above will e hearj Said hearing ding, malities and technicalities in bid by separale iot 30 and that part of Lot 31, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr resolution, also and handling of voting and of Lot 3, B'ock G. English Estates, and to award the job in the best OAKLAND HILLS, described voting result in the voting place for two or may be continued frcn time to time Clerk of the Circuit (curt as Unit 3. to the northeast record on this date, pursuant to Paraphernalia, the Board ham by more precincts being located for until final action is taken by the Said of interest of the Owner Florida Statutes Section 101.71, separate resolution, follows Beginning at a point on the By Lillian T. Jenkins said lot also recorded Publish Nov 2!. Dec designated the following site outside on this purposes of an election in one Planning and Zoning Board Deputy Clerk curveof the East right of way line of Thence run tooth approximately 33 Precinct Plo 47 as a temporary StaIut date, pursuant to Florid. bu'ldng, the voting places for the Encino Way at the intersection with HARVEY M ALPEP (SQUIRE THIS NOTICE shall be ted in feet along thC weit line of Lot S. Section 101,7), designated Several precincts InvOlyld Shall polling place for Precinct Ito IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND lhe Southerly line of Lo' 30; thence Law Offices of be three (3) public places within the folIir,g site outside Precinct 'stablished Indian HIlls, Unit 6, Plot Book 15, FOR and SEMINOLE Longwooci Community BuildIng, No. 52 COUNTY, maintained City of Lase Mary, South 61 degrees 50'79" East along Alper and Wack f'torido, *4 the as a temporary polling place Separate and apart from each PLORIDA Page40, PublIc Records of Seminole Longwood, Florida 65 Eexs Semoran fl4vor the Southerly line of Lot JO for City Hall and published in the for Precinct No 37 Casselberry in Slid building, arid County, to the southwest corner of CASE NO. 7S•2101.CA.09.A PRECINCT NO. IS Suite 201 distance of 13507 feet. thence North Evening Herald, a newspaper of Fire Station, Casselberry. FlorIda, Lot 5, Indian Hills. Unt 6 UNITED COM PANI ES Ft NAN Begin at Inc ntcrsect,on of State Altamonte Springs, FlOrida )?'I REsad IT FURTHER RESOLVED general circulatiOn in the City of degrees 37'lS"West for a distance PRECINCT NO. $3 that Thence run easterly along the South CIAL coip. a Lousmcna car Road 436 and Stale Roaa 4J1 temporary polling places Lake Mary, Florida, one time at , feet' thence North SI Attorneys f Petitioner'. Begin at the intersection of State be recorded poration, hini of Lot I Indian Hills. Unit 6, to Run South on the Centerline of State Phone No 131 13)9 degreesSO'33"Westforadjstanceof the Official Record least 15 days prior to the aforesaid Road 431 and Tollgate Trail the weit right of way line of Win Book in the Oflice of the Clerk of the hearing Road 43) to a point wrSt of the south'. PI,ntiff, 2966 feet to the point of beginning, Publish Nov 2). 25. D"u S I? In oddit'on. notice shall be nebago Court Run northerly on Tollgate Trail to Circuit Court of Seminole County. posten in the area to be considered DE T 114 west corner of Lot 157, Forest City according to tue piat thereof as E E. Williamson Road Thence run north along the west Orange Park, PItH Florida, and that this resolution be L ESLE Y J HO P TON, JR. aka recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 61. Book 2. Page 40 Run east on E E Williamson Road published not mare than thirty at least 15 dayS prior to the date on LESLIE J HOP TON, JR days Public Records of Seminole County, right of way line of Winnebago Run east to the Southwest corner of to Longwood Markham Road nor tess than twenty days prior to the public hearing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Court approxImately 33 feet tO 0 said plat Defendant. Florida DATED December 9, 1975 (Range Line Roid SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA the holding of the uproming general point, said point 0110 described as NOTICE OF hs been filed against you and you Case No. 7$3iD-CA.aS.O 5' Kay Sassinan Run east on the South lint of lots $52 Run South on Longwood Markham election to be held in 1976. the centerline of TOlbot Road FORECLOSURE SALE are required to serve a copy of your THE FIRST STATE BAtIK OF through I)?, Forest City.Orange Road (Range Line Road) to S.R 431 STATE OF FLORIDA) City Clerk NOTICE is hereby Thencerunea%talongtp'.ecenterhine Park, Plat Book 2, Page 60. to the Pun given that the written defenses, it any, to it on MIAMI, City of Lake Mary, a FIorid banking on Stale Road 431 to the COUNTY OF SEMINOLE) of Talbot Road to the centerline undersigned ARTHUR H. RECK .. RICHARD H. ADAMS of southeast corner of lot 137, of said point of beginning Florida WITH. lR C'eko1?C:C,.,, Kewanne. Trail I HEREBY CERTIFY that the plat Adams, Harris & Robinson, PA., isiuir, Polling Place: Because he Board rt# Pi0iriliff, nv. Thence run northeasterly along the 11imn •*t$Ctl t:2'; v a ot Seminole Coun" Florida, shill on pIaifltiff' attorneys, whose true and 616 E Semoran Blvd address VI !:? 7, Cuunty CommisSioners of Seminole correct copy of a ReSolution passed Altamonse Springs, Florida centerline cit Pewannee Trail to the 72nd day of December, 1913 at is 10$ East Robins Street, P0. A 0 F. BUILDERS, INC. a Florida tIle Trailwood Estates Section 2. Plat County has determined that no Unanimously by the Board of County Attorney for City 11 east line of Section 70, Township 215. Boot. 1!. Page 12. and 00 A M. at the west front door Of Box 306$, Orlando, Florida 32102, on corporation, et al Northwestern accommodations presently exist Commissioners of Semlr.ole County, Range JOE the Seminole County Courthouse, or before the 12th PubliSh Dec 12. 1913 day of January. DEU Defendant Avenuetothesouthwest corner of lot within this Precinct adequate for the etorida at Its Regular Meeting held Thencecontinue northeasterly along Sanford, Florida. offer for sate at'id 1974, and file the original with the 1. Block 26. Wealhersfielj 2nd ad NOTICE OF SALE expeditious and efficient housing On the 2ndday of December, 1915, as the centerline of Kewannee Trail in dlion. Piat Book 12. Page 107 Sell at public, outcry to the highe-st clerk of thiS Court either before Notice is hereby g yen that the fld handling of voting and voting same appears on 'he record in the Section 2). Township 21S. Range IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and best bidder far cash, the Service on ptaintiff's attorneys or Runeastalongthe5outhlInt'f 10(51 paraphernalia, the Board has by Minute real anø personal property Iocateo Book for said County. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND tollcwing described property immediately thereafter; otherwise a FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. JOE, to the centerline of State Road through 11, Block 76, Weathersfield separate resolution, also recorded in Seminole County, Florida, 436 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have FLORIDA 2nd addition in Seminole County. default will be entered against yotj described as follows: on this date, pursuant to Florida hereunto set my hand arid affixed Florioa: NO. 7S3t0).CA.09.F f Th,nce run southerly along the Continue ecst to the southeast Slatutes Section 101 71, designated the Official Seal the relief demanded in the Lot $0, Block B. Lots 9, 17, ii, 21, 72 and the of the Board of 20 feet Of SO U I H E AS T MO P 1 GAG E 73Lot F RANKL INNorth TERRACE, acLot complaint Block C. Lots lands, Block .1, Lot 10, centerline of State Rood 438 to the corner of lOt 33, Block 70, the following site Outside Precinct County Commissioners, this the 2nd south line of COMPANY, a Florida corporation, cording to the Plat thof Section 21, Tnhlp Weathersfleld 2nd addition WITNESS my hand and seal of Block K. of SKY LARK Subdivision. No. 33 as a temporary polling place day of December, AD, 1915 215, Range JOE as lhi5 Court on December 7, 1975 according to the Plot thereof, as Run southerly to the southwest for Precinct No, $3. Rolling Hills (Seal) PlOintiff, recorded in Pla? Book 3. page '.1 (SEAL) Thencecontinue southerly along the corner of lot 70, Spring Valley Moravia,; Church, Sanlando 'ecor".j in P1* Book 17, Page II. of ATTEST Springs Public Records of Seminole County, centerline on State Road 134 SANFORD CLINGER, JR. and Florida, Arthur H Beckwith, ir, the Public Records of Seminole in Farms Sectlonö, Plot Rook 15. Page Drive,Hwy.I34,Longwoocj, Florida. Arthur H tleckwitri, Jr Section 21, Township 715, Range LINDA CLINGER, hiS wife not Clark of the Circuit Co'ir' County, Flid PRECINCT NO. SI: Clerk of Ihe Board of pursuant to the Final Judgment 30€. to the centerline of Howell known to be dead or alive and, if By; Mary P4 Darden Run east, app'oximateiy 110 feet to will be sold for CaSh In hand to the Begin at tht' junction of the Wekiva County Commissioners in entered a case Creek pending in said dead, the unknown spouse, heirs. Court, the in Style of which Deputy Clerk a point on the south line of lot 70, highest and best bidder at the West River ant Little Wekiva Rlverm the Ofld for Seminole County, Florida Thence run southwesterly along the 5 devisees, granlees, assIgnees, above Indicated Pubth Dec 5. 17, 19, 76. 973 Spring Valley Farms Section 6 front door Of the Seminole County. west COunly line P'bIth tier S. U. 19. 76. 1975 lieriors, cred.tors, trustees, or cliler centerline of Howell Creek to the DE 1)21 Kun%outhtotheoutt'. Ilneof Section Run southeasterly on the Little OEU 1! Florida CourthouSe on the 73rd do, WITNESS my hand ant OffitiOl west line of Section 7$, Tnthlp 72, 715 79€ Of December, 1975 by Arthur Wetiva River to thu South section INVITATiON TO BID ciairrants by, through, under or seal 01 said Court this 9th dày of 21$, Range JOE against STANFORD CLINGER. INVITATION TO BID Run east along the south lIne of tine of Section 72 20S-29 Beckwith, Jr Clerk of tIe Cr The Board of Trustee's of the December, )9 Thenc,run nc.rlh along the west line Seminole County Public Hospital end LINDA CLINGER, hiS wife or Sections fl and 73, Township 2)5. Court for Seminole County, Plot Seminole County Public Hcspital (Seal) of said Section to the northwest Run east on the South line Of SectIon wili receive bids for addition to ether of them, arid all parties Range 79E to Interstate 1 Pursuant to a final judgmee' Invites bicts upon the totlowlng' Arthur H. Reckwith. Jr 72 205 29E to the Southwest corner of existing boiler room building I? noon having or claiming to have any corner of Section 21, Township 21S, Run north on Interstate 4 to the Section 73 203 29€ foreclosure entered bi the Circ, Yearly Contract for complete Clers of the Circuit Court Range JOE tight, title or interest in the property December II, 1975 at the Ad intersection of State Road 136 and Court for Se.n'nole County, Florida. termitc inspection arid pest Control By: Elaine Riclsarde Thence run west approximately Run east on the 500111 lie of Section minlstralor's Office, Seminole dlescr bed, Interstate I in the COSC Of THE FIRST STATE f Hospital and Annex Building 7320579€ to the southeast COf'flC Of Memorial HospItal, 1101 First St. Deputy Clerk 3.660 feet along the south line Of Defendants Run west on State Road 436 to the Section 71 705 39€ All bids shall be mailed to the BANK OF MIAMI, a Florida C Victor Butler, Sr Section 20. Township 21S, Range3OE Sanford, Florida, at which time and NOTICE OF SUIT point of beginning. Board of Trustees of the Seminole banking association, Plaintiff. us Attorney at Law to point of beginning TO STANFORD Run east on the south line of Section placeallbids will be publicly opened and LINDA CLINGER, CLINGER, his wife, riot JR Polling Places: Holiday Inn r,est County PubliC Hospital. 1)01 East A D.F. BUILDERS. INC. a Florida 71 205 ?9E to Interstate I Evans, Nagef 6. Butler Polling Place: Summit Apartments side of I i and read aloud )ust South of 136 Altamonte Run southerly on I I to State Road corporation, et I, Defendants, Case Firtt Street, Sanford, Florida 32771 Lawyers Recreational Room, off 434 on Lake Springs, Florda Proposed forms of Contract known to be dead or alive and, Plo 75730 CA O C Al' bids shall e postmarked if Suite 970, Hartford Building Howell Road. County of Seminole, documents, including plans and dead. the Unknown spouse, heirs. 200 East RobinSon Street PRECINCT NO. 49 Dated thiS 10th day of December later than the 19th day 00 December Run State cit Florida SOuthwesterly on State Road 131 specifications. are on file at the devisees, grantees, assignees. Orlando, Florida 3710) Begin at a point on the South*et 1973, and shalt be received on or 1973 to Weklva Springs Road PRECINCT NO. 44 Office ot the Administrator, lienors, i.reditors, Irustees. or other (Seal) before the 22nd day of December corner of Section 33, Township 215, Run northwesterly on Wekiva Seminole Memorial HospItal. Publish Dec 17. 1975 OEU Begin at a point on the south line Of Range claimants by, through, under or no JO E 1975 Arthur H Beckwitb'.. Jr Springs Road to the north line of East First 51, Sanford, Florida and against STANFORD CLINGER. JR St'ction 7, Township 715, Range 79€, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Thence run north along the west line Section 1215 ?9E Clerk of the Circuit Court Consideration of such bids will the Office of the Architects', Gut and LINDA CLINGER, hiS wife or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. take Place at the meeting Of the said point being approximately 1.120 of Section 3), Township 715, Range Run west on the north line of Sec By' Elaine Richarde feet east of the southwest corner of mann Dragash Associales Ar either of them, and all parties CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Board of Trustees in the emlnoIe n to the northwt corner of said tion 1, 5. and 6215 79E to the chitects Deputy Clerk Planners, Inc Section 2, TownshIp 3)S, Range 29E, Sanford having or claiming to have any COUNTY. FLORIDA, secti County Public Hospital tSeminole Publish Dec 17. 1975 Orange Seminole County line SaId point alto described as Atlantic National Bank Bidg Suite right, tulle, or interest in the CIVIL NO. 75 22$$-CA59.8 DEli SO Memorial Hospinal) eti7 30 o'c1ock the Thenceruneast along thenorth line Run north on County line to the 100, P0. Drawer 935, Sanford. property described in centerline of State Road 103 (In the Corn PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK. of Section 3), Township 21S, Range Wekiva River PMonthe13thdayofJ.nry)97 Florida tItstale Four) plaint, Residence unknown Plaintiff, Publish Dec 10. JOE, to a point on the centerline of Thence run in an easterly and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED vs Thence ion north along the cen Copies of the documents may be State Road 436 OEUI7 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. northeasterly directIon on the obtained by depositing $7500 with that a Complaint hi's been filed JAMES K BIEBER, et ai, terline at State Road 400 to the CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Thence run southeasterly along the Wetivi River (County linc) 10 the the architect for each set of againSt you by the Plaintiff centerline of State Road 431 in the centerline of State Road 434, op Defendants SEMINOLE COUNTY. poinlof beginning, FICTITIOUS NAME Thence run northeasterly along the nrniimat,'Iv SlIC fact in .,ndnl n,, documentssoobtainied, $uchdeposit ab0vestyIitdCpurtacaufote NOTICE OF StilT ''i:.-.---. Cxi. iii, 7(tgtI CA pOint . said north , , Queens corner other in . west . I - -- - - , , ' i, - -- .5- -. - ""r riiijrt east lIned section 7. TownshiP 715. rViUrflITneplans,Speciticallonsand unlnelatuowingoescrioegprqpeçty, Woodland Terrace Resort Boulevard way 177, Longwooct, Seminole BE IT FURTHER RESOL'iIED other documents in gooa condition situate and being in Seminole Range 29€ Apt No runof w.tstefly along the Ihatsaidalleratlonsandchangesbe within 10 days alter bid opening County, Florida Under the tiCtlti.j5 County, FlOrida' Thencecontlnuertortheasterly alongThence centerline BrItI. Minnesota 35710 tserne of ARROW ENT'IRPP.ISES, Win'er Woods recorded inthe Official Record Rook A Ct'rtified check or bank draft, Lot?, SAN LANTA, Third Sitli*n. the CenInline GI Stale Road 4)4 •n YOU ARE HEREBY notified that anus ftpuevard to a point on tIme ceo in the Office of the Clerk of the payable to Seminole County Section 1, Township 215. Range Public according to the Plal thereof, a complaint to foreclose. mortage namethat we ln;r-d to register said feline of Notfingham Drive with the Clerk Of tho Circuit Circuit Court of Seminole County, Hospital, U.S. Government Bonds, recorded in Plot Book I), Page 73. of encumbering the following real to the north lIne of said Section Thence run southerly along the Florida, and that said Court. Seminole County, Flerida in changes be or a Satisfactory bid bond executed the Public Records of Seminole property Thence run east along the north line centerline of Notlnrt'.am Drive to a Published four (Ii tmes in a accordance wit?'. thepfowisy'.5 (my th County, Flqid bidders ar acceptObte of Setfon I, To,' rshp 715. Range ot Ii, lurk U WOOD7tE RE 'he Fictitious Name St0tut, To point approi im'teiy 170 feel north newspapu'q in Se'minole County, Sureties IA an amount equal to 5 per 29€. 10 the northeast corner of on You are required to Serve a copy PAR K, 2nd Meplat, accord'ng to the Wit: Section IS.O, South line of Section 33, Florida Florida Statuses Cent of the bid shalt be submitted of your answer or pleading on ptatthereofasrecorded,nplatflook 7937 Section I, Township 215, Rang, 29€ Township 21S, Range JOE STATE OF FLORIDA) with .xrh PIx,niiil'i Ci!orrit'. Th.ir 'N O'O?'2 'he C!1 )1nt' 12. Py 72. a' inc F'uoiic Kcorcts Of Tiie,i,. run lo 'no South line of COUNTY OF SEMINOLE) 3 5 Dorr.'It Iedgh The successful bidder will he TAYLOR. BRIOII, BUKEP Seminole County, Florida. of Section 1, Township 21$, RM10e Section)), Township 715, Range 30€ Bettye S. Leidigh I HEREBY CERTIFY that the required to furnish and pay for & GREENE has been filed against you and 29F. to thc southeast corner ci Slid Thence run welt along the southhine above and yOU PUblith Nov 21, 25, Dcc 5, 17, 1,75 forcgoin it a true arid satisfactory performance and 1431 Brickell Avenue Section are required to serve a copy of your DET 'oa of Section 3.), Township 7)5, Range correct copy of a Resolution passed payment bond or bonds. Miami. Florida 3)13) Thence run west along the south line JOE to te point of beninning writteniJefenses. .f any fe it on VAIl unaiilmou'sly by thc Board of Count, Conlrsct for wo'k under this bid telephone 110 379 930) of Section I, TownShip 715, Range DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA. Polling Place: St INVITATION TO BID Richards Commissioners of Seminole County, will obligat, contractor and and file the original answer or attorneys for the Plin?iff, at Post 79€, to the southwest corner Of slits Episcopal Church, Sill Lake Howell Notice is that the Florida, at Is Regular Meeting held Subcontra'tor nct to discriminate Pleading in the OfIke of the Clerk of Office Box 79). Orlando, Florida City of Casselberry of Seminole section Road, Seminole County, Florida on the 2nd daw of December. 1q13, in employment practic said Court on a. before 5th the Thence ruin west along thC South line oh 3210?. and tue the original with the County, Florida, will receive PRECINCT NO. SO A D as same appears on the record sealed Seminolu County Public Hospital January, 1976 it you fail to do so. a Clerk of the above of Section 2 IOwnship 7)5. Range flegn at the intersection of ('lean Styled Court on Of bids up to 5:00 P M., Monday in the Minute BoOk Io. said County, resurves the right to reject any or all default will be entered against you 79€, to the point of beginning before January 21st, 1916; othif Road and Shale ROad 426 December 77. i1$. er'. the IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have bids or to waive any inlc'qmalities in far the reUef ____________________________ in the Corn wise, a judgment may be entered Casselbemry City Hall, fluniOuthwesterly andwe'st on State hereunto Set my hand and affixed the bidding CasselI,erry. plaint. aaainsl you for the relief demanded Florida. for liQuid and Road 476 to Tuskav,'ilhi Gabriella the official seal of Use Board of granular WITNESS my hand and seal of said in the complaint No bid shall be withdrawn for a Roaø chlorine Sodium ti1l( fluoride, County Commissioners this 2nd day per.od of 30 dayS subsequent to me Court at Sanford, Seminole County, WITNESS my hand and the teal 0? Specitict,on Run north on Tuskawllla Gabriella of December 1973, A (3 Safety IS a famIly affa,r. ay be Obtifled opening of bids Without the consent Florida. this 24th day of Ploveinber. slid Court on 'he 10th day of tram Road t State Road 1)9 the City Min'.ger. Casse#be'ry (Seal) 1973 of Seminole County Public Hospital. December Continue across Stale Road 1)9 tO ATTEST: l( City Hall. Th City reserve's the FLOPIOI S.'rnin!e County (5.al Brantley Avenue right to accept or reject any or all Arthur H. Deckwith Jr. Public HoSpitshl Arthur H Beckwltls, Jr. Arthur H BekwiIh, Sr bi2S Punnorthon8rantleyAvenl,efothe Clerk of the Board 0 Sanford. i'Iorida Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court soufh shore of Lake Jessup T, s. Gimitl* County Commissioners By' lillian t Jenkins Robert I tteiSerer By: Mary N Dardea Run northeasterly along an inand for Seminol, County, Florida City Manager Adminislnalat Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk imaginary line from Branfley City of Casseltierry SUSHINESTATF Publish Dec. 5. 12, 19, 36, 7975 P,ihhith Nn'., 74- Dec 5 13, I!. 1975 Pubiish Dcc Publish Dec )) , 14 9, 19. 26. 1911, Jan 7. Publit Dcc 17. 19. 1973 , A'. .,u' I') it:t' crtiCr of ,.,'tt' Jesiup DEU I? t)EU 17 Iii) Imi 1916 UEU 4' liEu ii ' s..''.v' "' 'eJ ' the tovtfl -- -'--__- the hereby given day , sought -,--------- - LL?HIVEAE _________ ___________ - '' ' ci r -. DONALD I EMAHISER. HusOarid ai'.d DARRYL D EMAHISER. Wit' NOTICE OF ACTION TO DAPRL U 17)6 ilildU n'on Toledo, Ohio 13623 YOU ARE PIOTIFIFO that a Petition for c5,U.O'ution of marriage has been filed which concerns ou and you are required to servea COpy Cf your written answer on IRVING B IUSSOW. €50. Rosenbtum & Pipt ins, Attorneys toe petitioner husband. DONALD L F MAIIISE P. who'e address Suite 205. 130 East East I'ligh*I', 136, CasSelberry, F lcwicJj 33707, on or before Jan'iany 12. 1976, anct tie the original with the Clerk of this Court either tefore service or'. petitioner's immedately tht'ttt'r, otherwise a dCfluIt wi' be entered against you for ttse rei.r-t demanded ma tne plitiori WITNESSn;y hondarid tIlt' t,,i ci thiS Court cn Decer..i r 7 1975 (SEAL) Mary N Da'n..i Clerk nl (icc ' Puii." Dec 3 .m ; t)i is attorney or ' ,' �:T. I -- - ..: rt.._. .. ____________________ - - Lt}r'' t!_r -- •-'"I C-r. ri.L't-.z_r.___.r_=._ t .i_ - LA1,..... - _- ._: TT _T - TTT r_n.ff.- .....-.. -. - - . rn..nt_-r-- fl.....,.. _____ _rr -rntj - tt_.,.. .,J - -. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ________ ---- :, ________ _________ _____ 4-Even nHeraId,Sanforci, Ft. Friday, Dec. 12, 075 T CLASSIFIED ADS Taken Seminole Fear Is Pafty's Deferise __________________ _______________ ___________________ Hostesses. Let us show you how tO use Roll On t)ecoratoi' Paint in a tube. Have the best of two lives Call 313 6646. (h1 3 Reaga 1l1 Pleased WASHINGN (AP) Reagan is pleased with a poll whith sh f0 well ahead of Ford their racePresident for GOP presidential nomination. But he cautioned that the important polls open early next year. A Gallup poll released today shows Reagan ieanng ?'ord by 40 to 32 per cent among GOP voters _.....1 _________________ ,__j] - ________________ a fIJ ce j ef f' 9 -- ___ Beautician Wanted RentyourOwnbOofl' Call)?? $111 find that someone out ;here needS j5t wh.t youhaveto o4t.r CALL )fl 2611 MARRIAGES Perfornietl by' Marilyn. Nofar. Ocala 901 732 U61 Or 137 3173. 9-Good Things to Eat VIAVIL ORANGES BAGGED 290? french Ave. 372 3677 _________________________________ ______ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM NYOURFAMILY? AL ANON on limited income to live rent lre in eicange to' ca'e of my yr old son and light hOuSekeInQ References required Send reply to flo 595, c o The Evening Herald, P.O. Bos 1657. Santord, Fta. 32771. Navel Oranges, fresh from grove washed, 95 bushel New crop ____ . _____ - 'p Sten strorri - • ('INEC(5 - 3 Bedroom, 1' bath new roof, fenced yard, FHA approved $7i,95) SULA(1D - 3 Bedroom, central heat & a;r. S?2,00 bath, 8i 606) REAlTORS - BY OWNER- Two Hoes 7611 Mohawk, lDroamwo;cI, and 7$) Tangerine tRavenna Pork Both completely renovated 372 7537 . 'SERVICE BEYOND - ,. -: " ' _________ I ______ ___________________________ Nov. j'2, 107W Commerca, Santn'j toeat for restaurants or 0?PCr ________________________ 28 per cent, charged "It's a long way to Feb. 24 and thl31e other prlm.ary dates," said Reagan adviser Lyn Not tiger on each man with mur- case. government program, child ____ happy if we do as well in Inthisone." - -, .Ii - - Ford dismissed the _____ - 'Village oven lnSancra.Occupyafter Jan ______ _______ _______ _______ Luxury bedroom,? bath. 2 car garage, air, ___ 9s ___________ ___________________ -____________________________ -RENT PURCHASE PLAN Wnt man arid wife to room and Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, board and share eipefnes in my family room, garage, carpets. - ______ ___ ---home Phon. 171 One 3t - ______________________________ r i in on Ala o A - ______ ____ cirdens - _____________________________________________ __________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ ___ --------- - -- - ____________________ 3fl6733or tneae pofis as we're doing _____ J -. as evidence of a temoorary ________ ____ ______ ________ O j:. ii President Ford Is under Reagan leading the President President will sign it. tremendous political pressure by 40 to 32 per cent among ReWhen asked 11 he might reto veto a controversial con- publicans. If Ford reverses himself Itruction site picketing bill that The bill would give building and vetoes the measure, Dunlop Ford earlier had personally entrade and construction unions avoided c direct answer, dorsed. N N agreed to permit VOSe On Mormay alter U tiotise approved the legislation n a to 189 vote, The bill LI COfl9daed by tractor. - b' "° Your House? d WIUPdJUUII Dunlop acknowledged, In an appearance Thursday mechanism settling conNational Press Club, that pres.. struction industry disputes. natobeFords surefora veto is comini from Senate-Houseconfereesinclud. N, 1 current political head- some 'onstnjction industry em- ed that measure In the final ache, even though the measure ployers, some management version of the picketing bill. said Reagan's elght.polnt advantage "obviously reflects the publldty" agan' isei cam ign eciation He said he is conlkient the turnaroimcl will come before the nation's measure creating a new Real Estate '- II r?ments Furnished Call 322-26 1 1 or 8319993 AVALON APARTMENTS 'o 3 Sunlarid 3 BR 7 '!n Mo.. 6Mo.& furnruPd No pets $150 mo Call between i & 5 pm . 377 0153 ___________ and ''ecelved virtually no ) public attention, Conservatives pushing Ford Save Bill Would Zarb On Backs Switches, ' 9, m Energy "i' r - __________ I save consumers 1I1It1 ____ ________ ,,• . - - . _______ ____________________ ____________ under a contir1u.it1on of the tcct proirain" of prtce con- Camera by Competitors WASHING'LON (AP) - An printei In a tWceflPmilllonand 'ilium dustry 's $theflt1yuethutdown ' ,,, unisea Will oe a::=s. k' doi CAPEIREF 2397 French Ave., 37) mutual aid pact pro. United will be in far better troli itry5trlkeinsuranceolan lonizs *trlki"i by sHnwLrg the :hp. Port:ons of the [c. 6 letter wtll bring United Airlines be- airflues to make a profit even (torn Zarb w if Fl House and Senate will come giblefot-$40a week strike hen- AeroscsceWorkersbrokeofcon dUningtoabout$22rnjjlJon rxt we-uk. The letter was efits will be cut off Jan. 1, theIr Wednesday, wIth the parties far day after the f releed llursday, month. UFJOO said, apart contract terms. Congressional economists United, the nation's Jargst Union rules permit strike Pan American World Air. on new tempory saving of 3,5 rnts celed all flights until Dee, Dec. 21, but becat'se scatted 1w] to heating oil, and they predict by I6,5X) mactiinIs.s. cany passengers be the wüun strike fund, (be bene- with the Civil Aeronautics - __________ Mom t..,st your Christmas spetials here ____________________ ____________ wtseretheslsopperwilise, them every day. a long walkout, and say the In- a spokesman said. ____ mIsioi (edo so. FREE " •'Y Y .--- I - .- -. I - I -LI... . ' —l.rn - ' il& IL ..I - :.r- rt ( .. - - - -. - -- - TIq,,IsAvei&abt. HI Slit . - Hwyld, West Sanford C - 1753571 , ____ _______ ___ _____ . q1 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Land Clearing Plumbing FSTEP5ON LANOCLLARlp., Etcawat rig Ditch Work F'lI dirt too soil 121 ) Bultdozlnq C&A Bac,cnoe ervice (' J KING Plurnong Supplies Fixtures Water Heater's I a r 1 - pm thru Sat 2514 S Par* Oriv' 323 56)2 - _. Pressure .,entral Heat & Air Cleaning $)95 Conditioning St-rio Free P'CkUP Delivpy tO? ItW'5 '/!CtS,ni, makes IS sear's experience. Paul Miller. 377'790 Heaters Cleaned lI • % 377.5003 DRIVE ltd TV SEPVICE- Fast Service 202 Live Oak Blvd , Paintrng Casselberry PhoneS3It44) _____________ with complete home en Oil Burner Cleaning & Se'vice 71 Boat I u (or senor Citizens Pooling Aria Carpentry Rer j- Flea Market Open towall carpeting Color coordinated kitchens, all modern appliances AgenerousassortmenfofwindowsandsIjdjflgga5,j005f0 provide plenty of cross ventilation to saveonair conditioning costs, '1 :1 11 — SATURDAY ANDSUNDAY lbS Handsome * P'J ri - ' Ariti 7 SWUWU • IV I I"14%liII t WW UUrJI new tv'rilture from Please Dad with frum IIUUI I BUY- SELL TRADF 4 311 )1SE __ 1!) ' ___________________________ Knight's tsoes, 70$ E. 1st St. Granada Townhomes at Sanora range from $36,900. You can move i _____ ___ .i Li U L--____ Frt St 322 5671 _____ collection, structural insurance, and ouTside Uability. _______________________ - - Tea Cart, 5)0; Antlqt buffet. $40; Maple desk & chair. $50. Colonial love seat.$53, Upholsterio rocker, 515, Swivel rocker, 1)5. Chest Of complete, 540 KULP DECORAT ORS, 109W First St., 3322313 Dad 'itl love Black 9. Decker or Rockwell power tools an Stnley - 9. True Value Harare, 6th & Singer Zig zig CIOiCk$, wall plau.s. _______________________ cdding, 7306 S. Frqi(h, ROBSOP, MARINE in c.bir.et , 3 needle positiOn, twin needle, front Pay balance HealEutateflroke, 8'oerCo-',pt, lto85at ndSun Ph: (305)3fl.$/21pe323 64O Carpentry RernNj'l.ng (t.!irn',','r L'":' 377 F-' -'" -' , - -' ..= estimafe iii 60)6 -.. J Pet Ccire ____ r -z rre Call tot tree i;-'-' PET RE ST 1(11, Boa'cl.ng Croomrig SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 323 3939 Photography estimate Ph' 'j77 1057 PAUL SLATER PofessioaIWalIpap Hanger Free Estimates ,_ _____- .. 3,, 911.1 PLACEACLASSIFIEOAD NOW Lall 372 76)1 or lii 93 _______________________________ !L-_j__ :"'- ' - :::: ',- - . '- -_ -. - ___________ _________ __________ __________________ ___________ _______________________________ _______________ ____________________ Well Drilling i... '-:. ________ Fine Wedding photos MENT ALL 'TYPES CF CAR tft5bly PENIRY AND REPAIRS 372 Piked Pne 1331_ — Pleed help on that Saturday job! STORING IT MAKES WASh-. ,., - __________________________ _________________________________________________ concr,I,work, etc By the hour or '- L.;'.. Wall Papering - Interior, E*terior Plastering. Plaster patching & Siniulatel briCk & stone specialty 327 2710 - !rr _______ EtYouBusis,..DIQf322 -t1 .-' 201 E Commercial 373645)_- SANFORDSEWINGCENTER -.., - P h0istaring i L delivery '' - ,.,- u ieas f 57$ or 10 payments I 307 East First. Downtown 3129111 Eve I69)1 -' -'- BROGDENROOFip43na ____________________ N , O2NTROL Adi5I.ofi 13)999) to list TOUt Painting. Inteq,or and Exterior Christmas spe( all here 5fm Cte.n'ng HOv1 Clean's2 Free Estimate Phone 3770707. _______________ _______________________ _________ , Pest Control Call 3272611 or _____ -. *750 Otl.,'r quality Meeker leather 000d$. GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 701 S Park._____ . root tt,p3irs, flat roots or pm - We Accept trades or credit rent towards downpayment r exPert Home Improvements , a pair of Daniel 3772673 __ HIGHWAY I6FLEAMARKET WILSON MAIER FURNITURE = Free Estimate aullng wanted, have II' van wit' LIt 2a?e P't' 322 ISt( atlt'r ;: ______ - lit •tes.R..senaar, sat,, Fr.q BUSINESS DIRECTORY 3235954 Complete Phone3fl65lS iwo car garage with electric doors Laund y room!, central heat and air, wall - - '---- & ServIce i _______________ ma 2AQUARIUMS Sonora Homeowners Membership! -, 4r' :t I BIt: Clean Private garden, and balcony off master bedroom, ' Chr.smas ever. Save on national 3231160 ___ _______________ IOSN.M1ltIlnd,Mtlnd.447O3 __________________________ - Specialist Rofs.Ezti,i*ts Dell s Auction Three bedrooms. 2½ baths and a multitude or closets. _-------- when' the thOters will see ?hCm Pressure Cleanifig & Paintln _______________________ . as the bill k.rne law — If It blaCk & white, and thousands of other Items ______________________________ selection of cardigan Sweaters by McGregor, machine washable. 1)6 Perkins Men's _____________________________________ ___________________________ _______________________ Wear. Gt I4'll3tather . your Christmas Shopping here 1W Chevrolet Van. mag wheels, 6 rl stand' Also $944 Chevrolet Friday night. Banquet lamp, ' ' lit & Depression glass, Cut glass. tt *thfl Christmas flower arrangement, _______________________________ and other Christmas items. New ______________________________ dinnerware, lots of dolls, bicycles. • '*wradios, Iewelry, TV'S, color & WRI,Ci - 3 7 1301 SWAP- lOft. Cotia V-Bottom 5.,ipPefs Select yours today lot give TV Stamps 3$) E First St. Christmas sfl'ping PPsc'ne (305) Mom would love a new watch 17 PhOne 3723422. 377.76$$ jewels start at $2993 GWALT. (1EV JEWELERS, 201 S. Park, GET EXTRA CASH FOR l.k.? Vitit E;ll' CHRlSTMASby%elt 1ngyourgod Delight the Lady in 'X,r hornt with used furniture and appliances to I Rd at "16" Statio& Paola, )fl Gvccory Lumber & irue Valve Sanford Ave 3221132 Check the Eviinlng Herld Christ. .Oe it. -. .- Old stock 30pctt000pct oft FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new S ___________________ Kathy's UnIque, 7610 Hiawatho ! I -_ pur'hae Bicycle City, I your ii.Jeep, I wheel dr,ve. hubs, good tire's. A.) cOndition. Custom top $700. Call Don Barker, 322 171$ between 6 & 7 p m. ' etc 70$ E First St for the Select miles AC, PB PS, and vinyl top Excellent condition 11.695 or best offer. 671 1740. Onli $3.63. Call Don Pope, 337. - Air Conditioning -- - 5OO CASH MOVING allowance! * Gifts Gifts for Reed's Indian River Fruit Shippers, ______________ - _ GWALTNEY JEWELERS has Shoo, 710 S. Pars. nations, 55 dgreewen,, _____________ -- -- - Ii *' of - United Aided _____ ____________ - office furniture.. straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash arid Carry. (dOLL'S Casselberry, 1 Scinor&c _- - -- of on Su PP lies Woc,d Or Steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & Almost new HO electric train, cost $150, sell for 545. 1974 MT Honda Conie see the beautitut flew C'OItIS vw'' .....U' V" ".- $972 Chevy Impala, Sdoor, 17,000 Kid -______________ , 1973 OldsmotIe Cutlass, 2 door, AM FM radio, AC, PS, PB $1,750, by owner. Call 377 3766. ash for Jim ..arid Clearing till dirt clay rock - oil, - 1651 Dealer ______________________ of ' i ______ ov-s.irilCe Used Ladles' Clothes, sIzes 7 27',. Children's clothes, i 6 slzes. RESALE BOUTIQUE, 107W. 77th St Ph ' on - Aluminum Siding 10.Speed English Racer, excellent condition 3 ton aIr cOnditionet like new; Iarg, bar and stools, I can cover your home with alum new Tapper dishwasher used sIding & soffit System Also twice S-string banjo good COfl Roofing Gutters 20 Yrs Exp dition Cell anytime 319 5370 Eagle Siding Co 351 9563 urged Ford to of ____________ _________ IIII1 - GIfts Santa's Tips - t1' SPECIAL- 1971 Vega 01, air. 1speed. radio, 53.000 miles Onty $793 Call Whitey Eclrstein. 372 Hand crocheted afgans, shawls & ponchos Will make border 323 7011 163 Marquette _ s._ •-' IA anytime aileqWpmenphofl, DI! - - - 979.477, Lonwd Call 323 ISlOor 53.4 4405 JCt. I? Liter. S speed. like new, 1 green Sale '..- Set of woman's golf clubs with bag, never uSed Call atter S. 3735376 old, excellent ____ _____ ____ ____ I Plan from Congress - Phone 3234450 - , AA''s Tkai,. SPECIAL- 1971 911 Porsche 20 A ,• iiUCtlOfl J)1tI I I-.I_ p Santa's TI Zarb has Florida Ave., Off 5. 17.92 72—Auction 57 duEIIiPfl ft - ¶'% i' 1st St ___________________________ . Sanford __________ ' 4 FLEAMARKET Accessories cash bad. Won't last. Best offer - c 9 Come browse starting Sunday, December 14th 3? the' Movi,lar,d Drive In Theater, South 17 92 Phone 377 1716 this weekend. Call now, Jimmy Post, 37) 190) Hotpoint Dryer, $150. West inotious. Refrigerator. 1135; Stove. ilu. DishwaSher, 1150; Water Heater. ClC(ti, 540; Bunk beds, %; 37 26$]. ,h. __ does, Administrator J Is 91fl, through in lower prices to con- upon oil for heating sign sumera the conferees may rest The compromise bill, worked for PS for Frank Zarb, who earlier ex- the blil as the best ener plan aswed that their aons, If out during a lay conferen, pressed doubts that a congres- he can get t4 Mom this enacted by the Congress and would retain controls I Eveane _Eveo,,e oil slonal ener plan would mean year, but conservative signed by the President, should prices through March 1979. At -3lower fuel prices, now says the lawmakers adamantly oppose result ma savings to consumers the start the program, the Wil shtuld Will be open Bea',tiful Chr,stmat Decorations. Daniel Greene HouSe Slippers, Ill it on grotmda it would increase about 2.5 cents per gallon on average price of U.S. domestic SEARS telephones Arrangements Sanford Flower every night 'till thru Dec. 73. Call Styles arid colors. KnIofl's Shoes, about 2.5 cents a gallon on fuel dependence on foreign oil. petroleum products." now about $10.50 a barrel, Shop, One Of Your Better Central n, 1771. 20$ E. First St oil and gasoline. Florida Florists, 3771377. While the conferees were would be rolled back A lthnnvh lb. fl.rn,w'.,'.Il,._ ....ii....., &t... Yt. fii'iki ------Beauty Care Products lot Mom 1flIP i iu we CUUOi.TU3C ow, uernocrass jreaict Porcl will Unusual Gifts, fresh and artificial OW AL TN E V JEWEL E R S Towers Be,uly Salon sponsored plan would tempo- Zarb said publicly he would be have to :ign the bill, with its floral pieces, lovely hanging Qu&ly gif I (or less 201 5. Park SI9E. Firtt, 377.3747 The b1gges share of the rollrarily run counter to President sur*Lsed if the plan resulted In temporarily lower baSket i. Ann's Flowet & Gift fuel prices, back would be accomplished by We've Make Mom'i life easier With central Got Everything For The Shop, 373 2640. Ford's own energy program, he a rollback even one cent per or Jeopardize his chances in the removing heat arid air from Sanford Heating GolferClut,s, Balls, Golf Begs. has not said whether he will gallon. & Air Co,sditlonlng. 377 6)90 A family Duckster Jackets Ladies and A gift to last all year nation's first presidential pd- 1ff that Ford imposed earlier veto It.. membership to Family World Golf mens golf apparel and shoe's But in the letter to Jackson, manes of 1976. Thnse tests are thIs year on all impot ted MOrn will love you all year for a oil &md & Country Club, 37? 3411. MayfaIr Co'tntry Club Pro Shop, Zarb told Sen. Henry M. Zarb wrote: MIcro Wave Oven or a Trash scheduled in 2½ months In New that portion U,S. prO327 25)1 Jackson, I).Wash -. in a letter 4 pruce up the old Rec Vee with new Compactor and an Electric "Regarfless of the rate at Harnpahlre and Ma.ssachusetts, ductjon that is not subject (0 ,gcessoirs Barbicue Grill will make Dad a from Sa'iford Rec that 511311t the COnrCSSIOa1 which the ct reductions flow Polaroid Square Shooter 2. 3 flash wintrystates heavily dependent price 7onro1s. Vee, Highway 17 97 & Lake Mary "Top Chef." t.ick's Appliances, cubes and S isp color film Save plan's price cuts might not be Blvd. 173 I'll 2617 S French, 372 7653. 14 7$, pecial $71 36. Wietloldt felt $cn.medlately, "prices will - - - eral Energy $120 origina: miles, $995 - ____________________________ 71—Antiques 1977 GrasShopper Air Boat, 133 Lacoming engine, $1,193. 373 4919 Give an Heirloom for Christmas after I or weekends Antique jewelry, China & Glass, Primitives, Furniture, Original ROBSOPj MARINE PCintlnq, & Hand Crafts Marie & )92lHwy 1797 Arthur Richter. CIIINABERRV 372 5961 _______________________ Costs Fuel 55—Boats & S I - )VYAVP1OP 321 071) ___________________________ S -- NOLL'S 5)0 '' 17 9 71 Fiat Racer $97) Duittr, 6 cyt, stand, 1970 Hornet, 6 cyl, stand, 34.000 Anyone can be a Selltr or a buyer. 10 ct-.r; .t.;; .u,n,tted free. King. Evinrude mtr., trailer. Seeing is belIeving. $423. Need Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell. 337-9037 Any CarNo Money Down WITH GOOD CPEDi I ManyOther'stochooselrom IS' Sea I 80-Autos for Sale ' ___________- - 70-Swap & Trade beautiful condition, $150. Girl's clothes. StZCS I I?. like new Misc. ____________________________ $19,900. FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS, 373 635); 1)0 6133, eves 377 1970. ano rnMa vs an ta1 _____________________________ _________________ (AP) - Fed- Sanforc,,fl35,00 773 1)07 17th 1. French, S#nford, 2 fledroo; home, tivng rm, dining rm separate garage Security depost *31 1649 ____________ Available jan 1, 3 BR, kitthin ________________ equipped SlOOpermo F'rstmo.& 5)00 dep 327 769$ or 3770471 Quantity v - For Example Wanted to buy uSed office furniture Any - ______ ANY DESCRIPTION SANFORD AUCTION. 373 7310 GARAGE SALE. Holpoint Cop pertone Refrigerator, II Cu. ft., LAKE MARY BLVD.- 120' frontage 113' deep on a corner site, 1,36.4 sq ft. of building zoned for olfices. Canadian Christmas trees direct from Canada Baggs Market, 75th and Sanford Ave. 377.3641 ______________ ________________ WASIUNGTON IS Yr. 'HA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 330) Orlando Drive - .s WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF r'fletberrv air rn DAVES'32) 9110 _______________________________ .. ommercoperty APARTMENTS REALTORS" may be strengthened by a new President's personal Instruc- have to make a decision on it. - 42—Mobi le Homes ton, dual gas tanks. conditioned, 10.16 S tO ply tires and truck megs si,000 Will trade May be teen at 1106 Sanford Ave before 9 rn Of after S p automatic. VI, _________ - I Bedroom $110 ier LARRY SAXON, REALTOR. ____________________________________________ The measure passed the politicians 17) varIous states House on Thursday, despite arOUnd the country." some last-minute adminisHe noted that he had pushed tration pressure to beat the 3fl.l3 Truck- Yard Sale- Multi family, Dec. $39. ___________________________ stc by owr.cr Terms available. 339 469) ____ _____________________________ z:-.-" & l& 9'S.SRIoEatStjoIRiver 9_c 3222090 L format west Wnn Dixie) Beautiful lakefront lot, 110*350' fOr P FAL TOPS Branch Office No Quiet Serene-Easy Living All Adult -Modern Ranch House,, / 323.1470 Or- 331.9777 10 14. LAKE SYLVAN I Il ______ IRFE 4 N11Qi'E S"O, tt W. $ I From - It(h('f' 7003 Hartwell- 3 Bedroom, carpet, central heat and air, fenced, $195 ADULTS.NOPETS 116W 2nd t To Place Your Money Making Ad FROM representatives "and from hasbeenaroundCongres,for ',sai Orlancto Dre wear, Dozen Bicycles, 1)0-170. Mini Bikes, GoCarts (original $135). SSOea Corner iSth&Cedar (7blks FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS *306.133 _________________________ —___________________ - Larry Saxon, Realtor Hwy. 17.92Acro Realtors, 'in 773 13)0 31 for at the chllrPn .. .- (rattan), ladies cartel front lot, 13.500. , ____________ - - _____________________________ - Merchandise - ) (JR UNFURNISHED 3BR,lbath,$175 OSTEEN- One & Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air, lurn & unfurn. A CIasiIllaci Ad (an Mak, Prwmm In Your House And Money In Your Pocketi . ø3J 30 m Phone 373 1i79 event of a measure, i ApIs, 1 or 7 bedroom, (urn or furn, both AC, w w carpet, 550 damage, IllS mo 323 4319 after Reasonable to shut down an entire con- dOUbt he would quit, struction site In the Ford had personally endorsed dispute with only 0fl lbCOflthe bill with the condition Con- had threatenel a to block final action on Howard Callaway, Ford's campaign chief, Says or sign Meany said that he believes tint jj pg "goes he&l-to.head with Frd, he'll gpj'd j1p," ___________ _____________ ___ stores, churches Ideal for-retired persons 66$ 4431 , -__________________________ says Ford because he is a more effective campaigner, In a Santcrd ,,, FURNISHED N believes Reagan can defeat t'ec1ror', Ave fl7 6547. Buy etc -, _______ . FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS Rent SIll mo 373 USO he htn'e large 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES APARTMENTS figures George M 7 to mites. Sell by owner. Wall Plumoing & Heating, $007 Sanford _- - -- Sportswear. 10 S Fri , Sat & Sun ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, 203 LarkseoOd Or, 277 ha? almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees, great fishing. YARD SALE Fri, & Sat, Dec. 12 & Owner says "Submit offers" 13 Live Ducks, Roosters, 11 ea _____________ _ _____ Patio Apartments STUDIO 1,2,3 - __________ ______ - candidacy. But AFL-CIO President on a fenced lot, Screened Florida porch, attached carport. Excellent buy at only 517,900, with easy, easy terms 323 911C _______________________________ _______ TANGELOS __________________________________ quality 323 171 3110)62 owed mother lives. p, Shift, new paint, like new, 30,000 CASH 322.4132 Carport Sate. Friday and Saturday, For used furniture, appliances, to 6. 1506 Mellonville, Clothing, too;, Buy I or 1001 items toots, Piousefiolci 'tems. mitt Larrys Mart, 715 Sanforci Ave Garage Sale Baby clothes, 03 ye's, ______________ Furniture odds & endS, We Buy Furniture 75'x125', each on blacktop Street. Alt for $11,500. LAKE MARKHAM- Large nicely wooded 68-Wanted better -. -. champs. 7 wks Christmas, $100, - - . 1773 Chc,rotet Panci Van, 125" wheel base, 6 cylinder, standard 3730933, wee* days 6446267, . 79-Trucks-TraDers _ Lattraclor Retrievers, beaut,ful AXC household clothing. LAKE MARY. Beautiful lakefrotit Io$ona peninSula for unobafrted scenery. $25000, Wanted 76 7) SEARCHING FOR LOVE investigation." New bath with fenced S?),9j- Trm '.-----------.---- - of 520.000 3 Bedroom, I' REAL ESTATE Realtor 377 71 __________________________ - sw'vey, taken I Cedrom, 2 bath on large fenced lot, carpet 575,900.-Terms deat 3 Bedroom home, fenced, only figurines, antiques, ALTAMONTE_ Wooded site, 1S0'xlO', on a corner with . lakefront, paved streets. 110.300. ALTAMONTF. S evt.A . •'•'' - Near Sanford - Ph 37? 7131 _________ - white toy. 6 wts, males, $45; Females, 9.50. Dip. will hold Until Xmas 31? 1377 after i IdylIwilde Drlye. New 30 cup perculator, TV, Italian nativity items, evening coat, other cash 1565. Best offer thIs weekend. Looks gooø. Cill Jimmy Post, 323.1903. PoOdl Garage Sale. D.c 12 & 13, 1010 5, 101 Landrig Campground 373 3366 Irish Setter pups (or sale, born October 17th. Phone 641 3247 from 6 to I p.m. - CARPORT SALE- Friday Saturday. Misc & House plants 715 Raywooct Circle (Sunlarici Estates) Santando Springs Write howard Southern, General Delivery, Sanford 3271) or Inquire Wekiva Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY $973 130 Honda. Must sell now. Need at 2015 Cedar Ave. Friday & Saturday, Ap items. etc. 377 0660 residential area near without Great Dav,e pups, fawn and brindle. lwp,'ks iitd, AK1 re'3i5'ered. Call 37) 0191 after S p m plianc, Misc arid up Terry Pi'aity, Realtor 673 - 5)7,000. Owner. 373.775 potential hunter $65 papers. 5349)55 54-Garage Sales CARPORT SALE - $973 Yamaha Motorcycle $73 Enciura Priced reasonably Phone 372 1739 1 Month female ViSta, ShOw qualty. Color TV's from 1.50; B&W, from 515. Service all makes HERBS' 78?v'torcyc1es - 65-Pets-Supplies _______ 0111 Give me $450 and pick up payments on 4 bedroom home, Total under the Evening Herald Christ. - Reconutoned Batteres, II? 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanfrvd Ayp CARROLL'S FURNITURE mas Gift Guide daily (or Christ mas gift ideas SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracts. small and large $7,000 per acre room, yard $100, on 19" black & white TV, 000das new 150 Call 3725166 Check 76-Auto Parts Pent Blue Lustre Eltctri Carpet Shampooer for only SI SO per day. Save HALA COLSERT,REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate Eve'.3fl OdI7or 377 1597 ldylIWiIde, I BR, 2'., famIly room, formal dining, plus breakfast 1.57,000. 371 0711, t.irk 641 1006 REALTy 207 E 25th 373 7132 Lots In Aufion Galleries) Phone 3fl 9119 t4—Equipment for Rent COLOR TV, 5)1 9SMOPITH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN HAL COLBERT baths, 30*30' CalIBart rr;,,0; JIV'C 3210041 baths, 323 6353 Wew,tl provide the ____________ - BY OWNER bedroom central heat and air, carpet, fenced yard home for equity In other real estate or what hayt you ;21.5cO _______________________________ You want to Buy or Sell Real Estate P,' • r:.t TOPS ___________________________ - Special Shrub arid garden sprayers, 99 cents ea GordenLr*1, 1100 you TV )7Y) 5 French, 373 II3.j 32 1.0041 -, 53-1V Radio. Stereo - AND ACREAGES MLS RLALTO1, TRADE TRADE TRADE flrokerownerys"p,skerneadeal ii gq away from it all and enjoy lIving at its finest for $31500. One bedroom, one bath and three bedroom models also available. FRIDAY, DEC 17. II A M. Close outs, Oankruptcies- Jewelry. linen, stereos, all type's met Chandise Sold by piece, dozen, gross or truck load Highway 16. Sanford, 1, miles east of I 4 at H'gh*ay 46 Flea Market (behnd ' RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL UTILITIES FOR ONE YEAR. 7",, 7-759 PCI. INTEREST RATES, AUCTION 1st St , 373 6630 itO' Waterfront lot, St Johns River, $17,500 cash professlonél landscapIng. (10 WITT REALTY p Pci! It,e Broker 311 0o S 321 77 323 5215 ____________ ASSOC 3 bedroom, 1' Cheap- Wed lumber, Cl 62Lawn-Garden Dec. 12, 1975-78 72—Auction I kird, old bathtub (pasturi trough), Phone 371 0779 $9,350. 43—lots-Acreage CLOSINC. COSTS s PCI. TAX CREDIT. FREE MEMBERSHIP TO MAYFAIR COUNTRYCLUB. 13000 PER MONTH TOWARDS NEAR STORES Take It easy in this 2 BR, 1 bath home with eat In W Garneff White TOUCHED WITH LUXURY is this beautiful POOL HOME with screened patio. 3 BR. 2 baths, family room with bar. A place to - _________________ 7f'6SParkDr., LAKE MARY-3becjroom, 1'7 bath home, nestled under shady trees, .'.1t'.r1 Or )? 2111 [At TOP country style kitchen, central heat AFTER HR S 1? 3991 & air VA terms available 521.000 377 9291 372 0649 Forrest Greene, Inc. LEX- 2 bedroom concret; )OC3))PA1TOpS block, excellent Condition, no city taxes, by owner. 3776670. help BROADMORE 4.. x7i', 3 bedroom, 4tn air, $10,400, FLEETWOOD NO IMMEDIATE DOWN PAYMENT Luxurious Iwo bedroom, two bath garden home (or $7),GgQ, Designed to Offer you the most In conf or-Iand livability, Central heat end air, Shag carpeting, dishwasher, disposal, continuous clean oven, decorator wall paper in kitchen and baths, privately fenced pat lot, fireplace, formal dining, roomy finance Country kitchen, situated on over 1' acres Largeconrree patio set EXECIJTtV[ LtVINC, 4 RU, ?hath, L/P fcc volley ball. bcth.11 etc. fonnatunnij Scparatt' cotta or Crystal Lake Is ideal for Swimgame room area 519,500 7 mlng, fiShing & boating. $70,000. STORY siucro ______________________ UnlurniShed, GEURDON, 17'xl', $2,195 K ish Real Estat6 EASY LIvING, 5737 E. Colonial, "SERVICE BEYOND Orlando 273 6460, _______________________________ THE CONTRACT" M. Unsworth Realty Rvu Rc'at Estate flroIpi 93) W 1St St lfl 6CSI or 373 0511 eves. WE-KIVA RIVER ESTATES ' New 3 bedroom, 2 battis, double garage, 2 pOrches, patio, CCLntry setting, on large) acre ptu lot '. 535.500. Directions Weston sr 16 to Wekiva PcI, Call Collect, eves. SANFORD- 3 flectroom, 2 batt _________________________________ Owner Broker, Herbert Bronon, hume. air conditioner, oil heat. 3052$) 020$ Shady yard. $19,500. Make an offer. Call 327 7611 or 13$ 9993 to llstr flearoom apartment, partly fur fished, couple only 372 3762 d,tys, • 3720991 evenings 322.6457 Your MLS Agency LAKE MARY - WATERFRONT convenient, 7 mIles lrom down town Sanford 377 1)16 or 377 $699 bath, Setling WINTER ITEMS.. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 377.26)1 or $31. wrj and a frIendly Ad Visor will LIBERTY d0'x7l', 3 bedroom, 2 PEAL ESTATE, INC - MAKE ROOM 10 STORE YOUR GENERAL CONTRACTOP 322- 2420 Anytime SUrD VACANT Litt yo'jr Christmas spil rt, 3 Bedrooms. 7 like where the shoppers will see them 1.S00 Lo down With no (long every day cOsts . Bedroom, 7 baths Already s up w,lh awning and Skirting, Cheap. Friday, 61—Building Materials KEtIMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 C697 Phone 37) 0)30 1)0 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park, .IUHNNY WALKER $3000 eELOW FHA APPRAISALI Sp1ø Pinecrest home features OverSized family room. Carpeting. apes, dispoai, storage thed ReduCCd for Immediate salt, at 523900 Lentrat Florida's MlJLTIpL LISTING REALTQM 77 .t991 19195. trencn 737i, 377 1196,372 1931 3337774 Peg Real Estate Broker E 75th - 3 6.l'x17', 1H4 FINANCING 3 bedroom, 7 bath, Sell te% than FHA aprasal TAFFER REALTY . 13'x60' 32)367Iatterp.m 377 6)73 tIghts 371 7)52 -- ---- -----________- I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 52-Appliances '8 ssume payments Days dropes. central heat air, Just 137,0 Stemper Realty , Realty 1'obft Home, furnished, ST. JOHNS REALTY CO, BROKERS SANFotrn's SALES LEADER" ATTRACTIVC COMFORTABLE 3 BR homp rvi Inv.ly Pii ttdCd and well landscaped Harold Hall Realty - _________________ - (dice I bedroom apt, lights, water with _______ Master Cosmotologist turnished Carpeted, adults, shop, pleasant following P1 si 50 322 2296 after 5 & wk nds. surrodings good pay. Start __________________________ Immediately. Apy In perwn, Sanford- Mod I BR ___________________-- COCC CIVNER SAYS SELL - FurniShed 1 bedroøm central heat and air, iCC r'fgPt,or,iood 6.90O 37-business Property _____ - ________________________ 42-Mobile Homes I bedroom, 2 bath, with POOL, Central air family room willi I replac(. EXTRA CLEAN. Auum.0 pci. mtg. ss,soo cail - 2 Itedroorn. fully carpt, central heat air. plenty Of room lot (hIdrenancipels Phone 3725459 7 Bedroom trailer. Adults. oo pets Preferably retired per%on 3100 322 iSa; -. Call 322 2611 or 331 9993 ?o ti't your 600S Ft. Shop Space 100(1 Maple 373 337$ or 372 MO 41-Houses ___________________ RAVENNA PARK - ________________________ Real Estate - to _____________ _________ ________ Police have charged three spiracy, aggravated assault thought robbery was the modrinkers, Market,25thandSanford Ave )fl Philadelphia men with murder and three counts of robbery. CaIIafter5pm 3210397 Uve. Police have said Jewelry, For further information call 173 4597 3661, - Nurses; RN's; LPN's. Aides; Aide in the stabbing death of or write Companion. Needed immediately Knight, 30, was the special silverware and a $4,000 Sanford Al Anon Family Group t'o. Tomatoes (or home Canning. Ilk MONTHLY RENTALS newspaper editor John S. procts editor at the Phila- wrwatth were taken, but 12$ 0436 Box 553. Sanford, Fta. 3717) IO.Or$450301b load Other fresh AVAILABLE Knight 3rd, delphia Daily News and grand- about $300,000 worth of paint- SWAP fru,t & vegetables at low Prices $135 $150 Color TV PHYSICAL R E GIST E R ED — lOft Cobla V Bottom Boat A&E PRODUCE. Stall 27. Sanford QUALITY INN NORTH THERAPIST to provide home I 1& SR 131. Longw seph Golden, chief detec- of the Knight newspaper em- touched. 3326620 DeltoM DeBary area, One year Uves, thW a news conference P. — ;E[ RIPENED FRUIT. picked to experience, own car. Excellent Rosemary McKlnnon, a ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call ToIl ordrNavets,oranges,Grapefrult, 3lA-ipiexes wage. An Equal Opportunity know where they are," Golden day morning at his luxury apartment, was stabbed as she Hott,ne Adults or Teens call 377 0376, RuseIl e 30 ,inJ 5 pm Crumtey. _________________ said. Robbery was the motive apartinentin center city. It had tried to escape down the 7 FACED WIlMA DRINKING rrn 5135 plus detsl — ________________---------- -- (or the crime, he said, been reported that Knight may elevator. Her husband, J0, s PROBLEM • Nvil Oranges, $7 50p.r bt. 21—Situations nted Golden said the FBI is being have known one of the thiders was not inured. Gclden said it Perhapi Alcoholic Aoonymous .iuiceOranges.$l SOpirbu ______________________ Nice I Bedroom apt.. kiti.r,i'n Can Help asked to Join the case bet'ause and that one of the three men Your Container, 3fl Sill equipped, air, carpeted Large was the stabbing of Mrs. SItting position wanted, for hospital, Call 173 4537 private yard $105 Adults 37772% of federal arrest warrants was a homosexual, anc' Tangerines Tangetos nursIng home or private. Can Write P.O. Box 1713 McKlnnon which prompted the wk. nds & eves $22S Bushel work any shift. References. 323 charging the threemen with inSanford, Florida 3771$ ____________________ On Wednesday, Golden said charges of attempted murder. _______________________________ Phone)?) 161$ 5759_ I.,.. S pcuuz ui ORANGE CI- Ouples,frn, or Golden reiuseu say how Oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines cutlon. unfurn, Quiet Neighborhood hornexuals were being Inter- police obtained the names of the Tangelos and Lemons • &Ct' )d Care 24-Business Opportunities ______________ Reasonable 773 76)5 or 32) $29 Charged are Salvatore Soil, viewed. He refused on ThursR. U. Hutthison, 377.3030 —_-----. ect.s, saying only -- (collect) _________________ _________________ .Small Plaza on 17 32. ust norlh of "Felix" Melendez, 20. private lives toage? only Next to new Drivers' the suspects. tensive Live or dressed. 373704). ________________________________ ___________________ License Bureau 3776645 ,, - furnished, $135 mo,, Adut5 preftrred Phn 372 4170 0 Sales Rcpreentalive$. male & NOW tEASING female Full or part time UfliQijC new, riodern. I story elflcieny tine of productS 3301702(19 p m.) apartments. attractkely fur nhed, conveniently -located and found please catt 373 $915. alter p ni _________ -___ e In Stabbing Of Editor Aide _______________ __________________ I 34-sYcbiie Homes _____________________________ '- i thru S times 41c a tine 6 tltru 25 times 31C a tine 26 times 24c a line (S1.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. ______________ __ ___ cutrs a lock of her hair and asted Sept. 18. The "narra- bery s wee after she was commit the 1m samples of her handwriting Uves and chronicles" record kidnaped by the SyrnbIones4, and profitable career. Call 167 For in J Call betwCefl S 30 11R% The defense strategy falls after her attorriys rveali.'d events from the kidnapir1g of Liberation Army. — format iGn raIl 377 0701 DEADLINES her defense against bank rob. the newspaper heiress on Feb. guidelines on a REGISTERED NURSE, F. Lee Bailey, chief defense defe 1 or2 Bedrooms Adults only - I perienced, to do health care in tne ben' charges wouid be "fear of 4, I4, thrgh the bbe called "coercion." fl Nuon The DQy Before PublicQtlon of PARKAVENUEMOBILE PARK Medicare provider In for home iswyer, thid U.S. Disict Court federal code says, death." "In order to 231 Park Drive. $10 up DelIona-DeBary area. Excellent Befo SundQ - Noon FridQ e was returned to the 14.Hibera bunk on Apr11 15, Jue Oliver J. Carter that prode a legal excuse for any _______________________ wage. Need pert time. Must have ;- ;;l;;'H;st "(ear of death" would be her San Mateo County Jail cell n car. Call 42;O7 btwfl MisS crhnlnal conduct, the corn- ________________________ _________________________ Authorities have Said the)' do Hearst's prim mas Gift Guide daily for Christ e defense. 3:30 and S p.m. after a federal court hearing not knOW who wrote the docupuiion must be present and _______________________ mas gift ideas. -- .. ________ Married couple to handle "We'll have a mple defense inediate and of such a nste Friday, Miss Hearst spent 3t ments. management md maintenance of SAN 'O PARK. I, 7. 3 bedroom 5-t.ost & Found 4—Personals hours giving the government - somebody put a gun at my to induce a well-founded fear of __________ small adult complex in Sanford. trater apts Adult & family park samples of her handwriting. The government -Phone 425 2545 request for a sampledropped of Missa head and I djd what they told impending death and serious We#kly 3515 Hwy $7 97, Sanford ______________ 37) $930 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE- LOST Ladies Borel COCktiiI watch, bodily Injury. She also let them pluck Hearst's voice for comparison me," said Bailey. hitebandwithgold Vlclnity2tst NURSING ASSISTANT to do home — FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED stranas of her chestnut brown with tape recordings sent after health care in the home for Water front cottage on the scenic Oak. REWARD. 373 9156 The Judge told U.S. Atty. BY ANYONE OTHER THAN __________________________ It also requires "there must Medicare provider in DePoneWekiva River. Furnished 2. hair, presumably for corn- the bank robbe. The defense James L Browning he under- be MYSELF AS OF DECEMBER 11, LOST: Female Calico cat, small no reasonable opportunity to DeBary area. Must have one year bedroom, utilitieS included. S13 1?1S. parlson with hair found on apparently will concede she ood Bailey "will not take a eape the compuon without build, vicinity Lake Mary Nut eiperience and n car. Excellent per month Adults only 372 4470 Gary L Hitsman, Sr items of evidence, scry. 373 7S $10 REWARD wa9e. Need lull and part time. One and 7 bedrooms, Partially made the recordings. pcdltion that (her defense) is conunitting the crime Call 334 7707 between 130 and S The handwriting mplezi The key question confronting insanity or diminished capac- ticipating In the commisslin of want to earn beautiful ults t*t,à Lost in Loch Arbor area- Black and furn,shed, water furnished, I 'p.m. money? Artex Hobby Products child $100 mo 371 0066 brown Chihuahua about I year old, _____________________ -- K RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY ________________ ____ ___ - _____ acco',n'ioq offict' Must have 2 bedroOm apartments, ____________________________ with individual (urn through corporate returnS redecorated. Come see 3) E Airport Blvd Sanford 373 1)1( 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. H OURS FRANCISCO (AP) - memoirs fiind in the apart- Jan.26 will be whether she was a mental condition that g lfl OrlQndo - Winter Pwk 322-2611 ApnentsFurnished _______________________ BAMBOO COVE IAPTS 18—Help Wanted - j WrUInM Mir SAN ------• __________ - ... - Iv, ________________ -- - - " -- -: ______________________ ____________________________ _____________ WELLS DRILL ED, PUMPS 5PRIN,iip SYT[',t _________________ ____ All ly".js and sizes SINE MACHINE& SIJPPLV CO -____________________ __________________ �_?_ * ,;~*,L"_J - _- -~ 2 -~ r- ,C~a",-", _-t~_ .-'~__i`,~.- _--_7.. ~ ,,;,- ~z — __~_ " ~~- ` i - • • ---- • I - S . - • = r1r p - S. . . - • ________________________ _ __ - - - Ir .. - . - S -.-• . . - * - - - -.- j • - • 9. - __ - - __ .- — ~ - 10 T, . - . - . - I - - - - - - '• - - -- - . .' . ,- -, : -- -- : _d : . . - - - . - . .- - ___ __• S - i - r . ' - 4. j -- - --T T- i h . . . __F / . • - - I losiw __ " - __ ~ - L . -~. _ - . . . ~~_-__ - - -- --- __ im ~' - - - - - - ~im~ - - - __ - 11~. L 01~am -- - __ - - — - - - ----. - _ , - - - -- - - . Friday, Dec. 12, 1173 BEETLE BAILEY - Answer to Ptvou Puzzle Mort Walker ___ ____________ / BEETLE IM PWUP O TOE ( T J!DOTHAT3 IT. .OPEN AND E.LL' SEAT! CJLD I '4E TO L IN \ . - AO\ E / - Having Fu I AN T4E ANSWER 48 Vine fruit / P __ ., X~1;6 0 %~__ am M --- ____ - k R 58 Lan' name 60 Caucho 61 Miss West 62 Vex 63 Open fabric dorie 65 Brings forth 0 1 EDITION 11 For Saturday. December 13, 1975 I!f N R -- --- - j' ._1 F!1 I 1. .1I ARIES (March 21-April 19) it pondering. 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 . HAN N RRA ".Mmm IPfl --L BUGS BUNNY ro ____ e/' 'I I, WS ¶ W 4 W15 IS A TEWW16LE) ONT 00 MAKIN' L DO ME A FAVOR IT N EWS SNAP JUDGMENTS, CLOSE YER EYES! EWYTNING' r' V rx (ALL S&JT wv a . Bonn. 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 ___._ - --- - - = _ - -_ __ - -__ - __ __ - _ ___-___ __ _ -_--_ ----- � 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 12, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 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 12, 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/508c336db8aa79bc036c261cb8ce33ed.pdf 1ec1b7db090ef1ff7ca742f7ce0cd5cc PDF Text Text __________________________________ - - ____ -=-- -- - - _______ MMMMP M ~~__Lz~i ~ A r - - -. - - - - . I iiism -_-. I - ---i-- - - 1. - _ __ - - . . . . _________ - -_. 1 - I-- S --'. -1 __ --- ___- - - - -- - - - - -- - - - ~~2=_ -iR;F,nD~.- 3. am UM. -- -- - -- -.----...- 1. ------- -. - - - 11 - wim— --• - ". - -' 1 . - _ ____ .-,— — _ ------ B-Evetnng Herald Sanford, P. - Wednesday, Dec. - - An$---• t- r; -- c ______ BEETLE BAILEY -- vfo,i w Winter ] " r - - - ~ / b 11 - I C-1 - - - . flative 59 Take food 17 Maidcn name 60 Run away from 18 Bubbled up 61 Native 6 Hatem room 38 Military assistant 7 Grants use of - - , A . Q t tiM4 MRI(] I I CEARAT ,A'Jg '4co AIR FCRE .LI5TEp ThF coiceg 1E TC4'L&S OThFS.. IAYZ-N Crr OJR5ELF-7 . 35 Exist 'D "; ) 2 I a IF;- • • ) ( TODAY THE FACULTY IS) .OUT ON ' STRIKE' 18 " $ / I ARE 'IOU ANTIUNION 7 __ R 21 23 28 25 26 33 35 — 36 37 I38 39 1 I ~ 44 145 d - __ - . _________ A , t 17 19 24 A I I ~I I 22 'OQ FIVE. HOURS ON 1 MOMEAORK LAST ii—I 14 16 by Larry Lewis THOSE fob I 57 Romanian monetary unit I - - I 15 - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 54 Res pondent r- r- j a- 16 - 7 1 68thY _L~ I- __ - BUGS BUNNY - 4I 1-1 ~ _____ - A by Stoffel & Heimdahl V. I pq SI?1L I WRT tX)ES IT V - i I t, 14 J11. - RKY 2 I , - - - - . lla? .. ______ - - — I, I L - CLONDIE ( s MV 'r Bi'fl.IOAY II 4 ~, 11 . .0 . 0 &" ASKED SOMEThUNG MORE HAVE t I 1 Ii J~ 47. - 7-7 _____ - r- ji \-t>-,... - 'I-- _____ — - _____________ s— 10 I _____ — PRISCILLA'S POP t Viermeer NOBODY MAkE-S COOKIES LIKE YOU 04 MRS._P4L1TC$-4ELL±,.) !! ' - - . ~ - I-A :--_Ia .~ — LESTER -1 A ,-n It-; I i - N 'r -. __ tb ._5 N I r- - 0000 ~_ I rr,, r ____ il 'SEE 2 FLATTERY) DOES GET YOU %4 SOME WkERE t f, __ I ~? . I . 1% ',l Lamb I win the battle of the bulge in. cludes both an exercise program directed toward your trunk muscles, and a proper diet Good posture also. ' Your problem is d:ffcrent because of your rhe~matold arthrik Incidentally, those who want information on rheumatoid arthritis can follow the same procedure I mentioned for the information on the big middle, only ask for The Health txtter, number 411, Rhelimatoid Arthritis. Your abdomen is distended with fluid from your medicines. Prednisone and other cortisone medicines tend to cause abdominal muscles. 1., ____ - - 0 _________ __________ ARCHIE ___ I 4~',6r.,#_~ L09 . J • by Bob Montana I I I 01CWT SENV 14MT)* 1LNOIUNER.'1 99 r MAYBE UiER.' EWT YOUR NEIGHBORS I T, - )I . 111 %L_ - K I -- this newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019 This Issue will give you information on exei,cis?s you can use to help aioid this problem 1. • ' - - I . — I.'. I r2*___ -- ------- by 8onThavs — AND ERNEST -rViMWPW it 1;__%6*~,*1XV49 1U5V 0 ~~@4* 24_%-17.N".iiiir - I .1 _jij 4- .--_~ 11 '-'1 R Tlp4E- 4L40ev ill . 4 G I i1 _L - ____ - _____ .:-: ____ g 'r x ]__ -- Regardless of the exercise Program you use If your abdomen is stuffed with tat you can t significantl:, decrease Itsitre Thetaskisllketrying to compress a plastic bag full of water Into a smaller There is usually about as much fat Inside the abdomen eliminate body fat from the outside you are also cl'minatlng some packed in side your abdominal 6vity. -1) _'4' t I - xr$ rRuEa LA , I ' .4 -. 4, %*I,, ;~~ k7, # * , k, f- J"iL- - 111 V011ii- - - , . - - . . • - 1`, . i ` -1~'X -,, _ , ..Z ~ - . -Avrw -, . , . ,,,f ~-- -0- - " I - . . : -". . .- .. It A succestul campaign to VICD 4 //, -..: - : I- "People reject the idea - tl~~__ t.=,. 7 -. - ,,~* -_ -- I 0 - I N IN V Evrryone know it got colid in Downtown Sanford today, but a mountain of snow? That's ridiculous, True, the early morning temperature at the Agriculture Center on U.S. 17-92 did dip to 31 degrees, but this mountain of snow at 13th Set and Myrtle Avenue Is man-made. Seems Bauder Anwiates, Inc., was cleaning out Its freezer boxes when Joanna and Kim McCord of Deltona came along and decided to make snow balls melting substance. (Hetrald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) - I i I . I I . ~ 0 I By DONNA ESTES HeraldStallWrfter be "acceswies" after the fact by failing to look into the matters. [AKE MARY - The city council Wednesday night ordered a probe of possible fire department %iolations of the state and city bid laws, authorized an inventory of fire departn1nt equipment and agreed to hire a full-time fire chief at a salary of $10,500 annually, After considering a number of altmatives, the 9overning body agreed to a suggestion from City Attorney Gary Massey that he look through fire department bills and -delineate certain areas of concern about certain purchases.,, Massey said as Part Of his probe he wiH take statements from city Personnel and combine all the . information in a Leport to the council Councilman art con &. said 11 any olations,)f law exist, city council members would Massey said It is possible the a ccessory charge could be m.ade. Noting he would be "un. comfortable" with "carte blanche" authority from the council to have an audit miade of the fire department he suggested the board conduct an investigation as authori7ed by the city chartev and later suggested he could look into the matter. Items specifically mendoned by Bacon were a bill for rebWlding a leased Florida Forest Service vehicle and the splitting of eight portable radio purchases Into four separate buys of two radios each. In reference to the rebuilding of the leased Florida Forest Service vehicle, Bacon said City Clerk Kay Sassznan refused to sign a check to pay $l,900fortherebuildthgwhenrequeedtodosoby Co,- mcil member Virginia Mercer, who is a patient - ________________________________________________________________________________ ArousidThe Clock i . _ -1-A ---I',---_ I I 0 11 — V "Note the bumpe. space Y ... ;';, d -- ,0 7 I-B By BOB LLOYD were probing gutted portions of just after midnight, running a building at Crooms High from the school Into a nearby I room enou h for any minwe 9 __ - -' ____ ANNOONCEMEN1 &AN&! A NEW TERMITE CON7mI.CENThI( WILL.ALL 6ET S ANPAMAIS \9LI_"-a ,ori FOR 1 ~ __~ __ _ I - 1 9,_,~ 6, .- I - ___ - 1 (11 I ei U o . A" L_ 0 0 A_ - _ t - - __ L 1 0 saws AWiv-iwo AWkC M604i MW.. MM, aerm? mpowitVR_ 5wyl Awremy fl'*Z / I 5Fip)W '( . i~1 1 2117 &r #M 7W AWOVAfYMWS C 64C, ff& ANY rirniivn..j ____ al J—~= - __ T4 -- - I - a_ - - - k f' ____________ I ' F" ; S , jç1 1 )> f i I li , I~L.~ F .__* ;1 ~ /1 . . I P"57!AVMW v 7' 7 -gwO(j3P/ I AW 7*W ei ANY07W W S& W c I f OA57" 7 - içt'c 1" ___ , !Ir ,I ~ t _~*r It I 11~ / I ~, *' I a 11 0 J __ iI . - - . I,- . TA_: __ 6 J ) 'Iel!l K - . _. I It - .; I, k~ - -I, !J3L______4 _J II ____ I -r-' '. _. am . - .~ VT-WM--==.;A1 X~_ - ., M 3N: RI M N..i ; ~#,1 - -- - DAYSTO CHRISTMAS suggested the farmers seliing produce, but County School officials Ch, be there every ieported meeting with inaway tree seedlings with the farmers day and can't farm, too," Brown swance adjustors to determine "something invesW,11 and thus Brown agriced - K . ___ - =- , z jJ- --- ___ IK iliffi_ , - . , ! 5- ,,., .' - f.f ___________ - ____ -j - - i b - ¶-J - '' - . I ~__ I time. E~_ ;-1 _:_-_- - - . I - - -- t W----;-M!1V`-E-' _______ -- a____ ________________ _ ,.:o - - 6F . ___ ___ I lm - __ __ - - -------- e----- -, . ,_ - ;_ Niiiiiiiii- I ~__ 9 - I il~ - ~! _M j4T - __ - -~! ' r?(_ --Tf, ''? State Attorney Abbott Herring, after failing to get Cowart to release the in. dlctments so persons named could be arrested appealed to thcStakSupreiiieCt ' '1 ,~_~_ ? - -'7 ;=? t~-4~ :W~" '- - ___ = - %1__49, 731K9VFWW - __ ___ - -_ ~ -,-Mz_ ~ ~-7_Ai~ )II.W ____ . - __ - I ~ ~_ ____ - . --- — - --- Herring was in his Titusville this morning and r eported 'in conference and unavailable most of the day," but his office confirmed that I lerring, was to be in Sanford , - the hearing. rt'PortedlY riled a inotion asking Cowart to disquauiy hiw_self from hearing any cases that --- i4A could have started life in titiarbtirs lounge. - -__--__--_ - kill the consideration of localsitualicnb)theSupremL coat. ___ V-s __ ~i - _~-_ - .---- - . -,-.4 State Atty. General Robert Shevins office said even if the local court quashes the in. -1. _A _ - __-, - - T -- __--;;;~ corruption and sunsli;ne law violat ions, will never be made C. Judge Conkling confirmed the 1 p.m. hearing was to deal with LSSt related to the Dec 3 grand jury return. but dechned the hearing was on quash the in- peal by the high court is ex- - - I -- ' ____ I 10 -- - - i--. - -1 _____ -- - - - I and without precedence" and I 17 -77 I - - -_ - secret and not open to the a I - .- : 1. - _____ - -I - ------- ~__ The Agri-Businez:; Corn- or repaired. 17=.~ _ __ .e voted to hold a special No doUar est.irnsite of fire Mt~~~~~ that uffit-ers for next year. . -1 - 1__ -_-_--- - ~,_ __ ftjw_-% ~FM-Z-R 2 -v-m= kM Ipff-~W -__-~ . - for 15 days so persons named could reply In motions and hearings that under the law :i- -. - — _______ — , --'N ,v a- k 4. f f ; II . I i C #) ______ ____ ~ ______ , Police said there was evidence of attempts to - WHER '. '- YOU - Chief Seminole.Brevard Circuit Judge Virgil B. Codling was scheduled to hold a closed door hearing this af. ternoon, believed to concern effom by attorneys to get sealed grand jury indictments SO the 1ndIctinents returned by a Seminole County Grand Jury probing allegations - ______________________ ______________ ___________ Il VVER ANTICIPATIN& YOUR 14MT -.-: . 0 - C gXIAL NFF pSI M EMpLISH T - Jr. ordered Otie grand jurys hanges Members of the Agri- disVibuting trees was a good Business Committee of the projectfortheChamberto take !: - 1. 0 Herald Staff Writer AMIN - VF_47 1-I Rh d I OUgu Friday. 1Lg.s Commerce discussed the "when you tree It will be machine In the teacher's lounge mostly In the mid 60s today and reorganization of the Sanford around for 50 years. not just 15 in the building. Retail Farmers Market, and rninutes.11 Firemen were able to contain mid to uppirr 40s. North tto o , mph, the feasibility of distributing Also discussed was a the flames to the lounge area northeast winds around 10 tree seedlings at today a prnyJ reorga1atic of th twit sItI t tn on metting. Sanford Farmer's Market. building helped spread heat and Friday. Those attending the meeting Brown said plans were under smoke to other areas Including Details and tides, Page incIudedChafrmen Wendell way to o nthemarketinthc twounusedclasoomsanda Springfiefd and Cecil Tucker; spring, as the Sanford COM Neighbornood Youth Corps I-11b at Ir, --' Chamber Executive Manager munity Retail Produce Market, office and School clinic. Jack Homer; County Exten3lion with "farmer's market" days Fire Chief G. M. Harriett said , -i-I Agents Frank Jasa and Reggie to be held perhaps twice a the fire was "of suspicious Brown; and John Carli, new week. nature" and that state fire elected president of the "People come to the market marshals would conduct an _________________ __________________— ATTENTION FOR AN IMPORUNT -, 11 In Hearing u in i Editorial 4-A School looking for evidence or heavily weeded field ' Dear Abby ............. 12-A State fire marshals and arwn and burglary. i Lamb 1-B Sanford police and fire Police reported two black said he returned to the school Horoscope ................ 6.8 department Investigators today males eluded a police officer area to find the frame bulldi Hospital 5-A that formerly housed the home Obituaries ................ 5-A • economics department, in !ats rr' # Sports 1 Z-3-B r flames. s rLr 1 43 I UI I III IVIa1I Television I Brooks said the burglars Women 1011 A epparently entered the building bypushlngoutawthdowsi.th $\ i WEATIf Ell on the west side of the 4S.Year. . Fal ii vj 0 fixl= _ I - 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 !M NIMM"I 1M. , _______ L - t 6419MIO, AA _\ 1. - . ll at Seminole Memorial Hospital and thus was not Smith's wife, Barbara, however,said Bacon was present at Wednesday night's meeting, waiting "gleefully" in hopes of seeing some Bacon said after Mrs. Sassman's refusal, Mrs. member of the fire department put In jail Mercer took the 51,9W bill and returnell will, two separate bills for the work. Councilman Bert Perinchief, saying he remembered back to reading the book Bacon said law requires bids on expenditures of pointed to the "sickie McCarthy era" of $1000 or more in vestigations, the Watergate invesUgafions and the On a direct quesUon from Mayor Walter Sorenson, Massey said if "someone knew eightcurrent an A. radios had to be purchased in a relaUvely short Noting he wanted no white-washing allegations time" and that the items should have been publicly against the council, Perinchief said nevertheless he bid, the purchase as handled could constitute a was "frightened of investigations and frightened of %iolation. the decadence" in the country today. Fire department members present, Including Regarding the possibility that Invoices had been ex-iMief Charles (Chuck) Sm,ith, did not obj6,-t to an split to circumvcnt the law. Perinchief said any audit or an investigation. Smith added that there individual or groups guilty of this should be publicly has not been "one single item" purchased that cost reprimanded Looking toward firemen In the morethan$l,000andathisetJthecltoread audience, Perincluef added, "Consider this a slap bid laws. on the Arson Ev"dence Sought In Crooms School Fire COmICS ................... 6-B Crossword " .- _1*1 - Titsurs Statement A Today . >- '' - - — ire De a rt ent Bl"ds To Come Un , Li - k Conn1ssioncri John Kimbrough arid Dick grand jury probed county governmental operations. After the Williams today issix-d a formal statement saying that they arenot report was issued, it was ordered r,ealed. Asked for a quote, Corn- the subjects of the cu3nt grand jury probe. State Attorney Abbott H has led theFlorida missioner Dick Williams said "Became Of the secrecy, the publir does not know who has been -Supreme Court for a reversal of the decialon by Implications of the probe and indicted and who has not. This is a public statement Ift Judicial to make it District Judges Voile A. Williams. Jr. and Joe Cowan Jr subsequent sealing absolutel:, clPdr that we ha%e not been indicted, nor have we been the f -The most damaging implication" according to Kimbrough dictment are "tragic." named as unindicted co-cwspira s," t e'stat tOr h etmentsaid. Williams and Kimbrough are Signed by both corrunissioriffs, the statement was In answer to and Williams, is the effect on "future government" because both sLor.ers sa:, perso ns with high ideals will refuse to n for the two Republlcan on the WodnesLiy's Eveng Herald editorial wch said those persons board. reportedly indicted by the grand jury are being protected from ., public exposure while the innocnt are under suspicion. The times call for disclosure, not secrecy,- the joint statement Commission Chairman Mike " Alter reading the editorial which raised the question of who says. Itaway and Commissioner has been indicted, it is Imperative that we The statement also calls for the immediate se of inpol t tO statement," said Kimbrough and Williams. make an official dictmients reportedly contained in the r,-port. harassment by a Republican The two commissi oners went or. to say that county residents are "To release them (names of persons Indicted) In several date attorney as part of the cal and distrustful" of county govemmeni months will not remove the suspicions of past secrecy rationale behind the in. the The issue centers on the ,sealing by cL,cuit court judges of dam,age will have been done." veigation. reported issued by a and jury. For four wks, th "You can't unri a !l," the ttcm.nt id I - i - -_3=2M= - f f I / 4; 11' en Srninole County 0 , I fL mented Vihlen. They Aren' ay !_ I ~ / V Lake Mary To Hire Full-Time Chief.,. . I T :I thfferently_that went out with ixOn," said nnbrough. - -. - ~~_ - -~M'.-- - - -~* A MOUNTAIN OF SNOW ,I sour hips and general health you might also be able to do situps or leglilts These two typo of exercisears- the opies most commonly used to strrngthen the abdomen -4. - 4 limited degree, You can . aIC tigh your nbdominal muscles wh I)lng down while sitting or even while standing Repeated contractions will help you maintain the strength of your musciel, Don't overdo it at the start. ____ - - I He said there have been morale of the commIssion and WO - i / cise will help reduce your ab. domen anj more than it will a pe rson who has abdominal obesity which is not cor. rected. You may get some ad. vantage by strengthening your - - ,., 1- 1. - Commissioners robe "rumors" that the prol;le was county government employes, since the Democrats have POHULal, but "I don't know. credibility with the public has been damaged. Also, there's a certain amount of unrest within the body.,' . -,> - . _. ' - --- - "People would be fooUsh not "I really don't know," Commissioner Sidney VihIen to react in an unfavorable said. Because the indictments Jr. wasn't as verbal as his Imaniner," Ximbrough added. were ordered sealed, Kim- fellow Democrats. .14t .r-- %. ' ___ - ! ME Vihien, Williams and flattaway are up for re-eltictiOn However, Viblen said next year. . 1,4) is SLite Atior Y "business is movin a , 1Mpiri1 investig a tion since he was Abbott Herring a Republican regular pace" He also said he Commissioner John Kim. elected to the board. Though Kimbrough feels feels the "contrwmrsy will let ough says the Judges' sealing on made on , employe morale ts l as a p once a • ve got of four alleged indictments result of the probee, Hattaway the grand jury report. an overzealous Republican "can have a lot of deterimental down a says its bUSIncSS as there and Asked about effects" on county government predominantly Democratic "Everything looks the impl.1cations of the jury repoirt, from the commissione county commission.'' same," Hattaway said. Kwiatkowsld summed il : own to morale of COun} Kwiatkowski said - O WIHW — Kwiatkowski said the and "tragic" while others see the Jurv's Investigation of county perations is the fourtll such 21_;- by Dick Turner __ - ferent ways - for some It'5 - CARNIVAL -, - . , -410P - ^P"% 6i.11.\E7 , - aUorneyt a . What's new effect but we11 just have to wait CO somewhat government has affected top about that?" flattaway asked. and 3ft.11 No doubt, tensions seem to be • - - An Ohio reader wants to Fly Oswald & James Jacoby know about Oe penalty Back in the late '30i, Walter down four tricks doubled when the conductor of thenot vulnerable. ew Orleans symphony and a It is 700, consisting of too for fine bridge player proposed the first trick and 200 for each the Herbert convention. It subsequent trick. was hands such as the one (Do ~ou have a question shown today that gave Walter his idea. South opens two (or Iho oxpor;s? Wnt "Ask hearts and North makes the the Jecobys" care of this . bust response of two notrump ne*3psper. The Jacobys Will If South jumps to four answer individual questions ho-aru and West does not om it stamped. self-addressed # a spade, South will be bela to envelopes are enclosed. The nine tricks. lie will wore his most interesting questions honors in rubber bridge. If will be used in this column South raises to three no trump and will receive copies 01 he will be sure of his cinuict JACOBYMODERN.) .1 I III A grand JLTy probe of count:, - - ) Because of the corn The person in good health Plications of cortisone who w-ints to avoid this they are used only problem. ,r correct it, can get in select ed cases i can't say Information on how to do it by hether your case required sending 50 cents for The cortisone or not, but as long as Ilea:th Letter, number 17. Girth Control. Avoiding The you are under the care of a specialist in rheumatoid Big Middle, with a long, arthritis, he can quide you to stamped. self-addressed lope for mailing, Address - 2V - 1 DEAR READER - You W so many bulging abdomens these days because people eat too much, exercise w little and have few, if any, ae. tivitin that he!p maintain the strength of the abdominal i - West No.rth East Sova I know this is due in part nussive dow. of aspirin and 10 milligrams af daily. Can you recorrinwind an exercise to fit my abllity and that would help my stomach P • • -- 84 North-South vulnerable Dr j reheumatoid arth ritis. My feet, legs, and knees have become very painful to use, hence my exercise is limited. Until I acquired arthritis some years ago, I had a very flat stomach. Now it P I I I ; - : -- I — ivThn4G - DEAR DR. LAMB Why do so many people, young and old, men and women, have pro t r u d I n g s torn a c h I F I WAD soi%OWN TRAT, u AKQ •A 2 46 A 3 By La-Arence k.. Lamb. M.D. Chic 'oiuig 11 I WASNt GONG £K _ _____ __ _ __ 32771 Price 10 Cents e ,~~~__ 4' lir iF-. ;~ - I ides that the next suit is the negative response to a strung two bid, North bids tw spades and South can bid three notrump and make it against any lead. If you do play strong two bids and want to improve your results a you can adopt the conventIon' wever had better make sure that you don' t forget g it • K 63 46 K J to ID) 7H ______________________ - VRE GOING GNE ME A ESE I COULD USE • Q J 108 &QA5 I - _- iiiiiiiiiiiii .J . Pot es Are Common ay '1 ' 497642 Florida robe R P By ED PRICKEIT Herald Staff Writer ' . U i _--.. - ~_ .-."- BRIDGE 10 _____ 111 NEENE — ____ I II if East holds the ace of spades, if some other suit is led, or if the defense can't take five spade tricks. But the I way e car e, s ea a spade a three notrump g down, - Among County - --- - - - - __ .~ ()SW%LL) and JAMES JACOHY 8 NORTIf 4864 V3 f ____ — — y ovs- __________ 64 — - - -, You'll fare better today by A more active social life is also working through trusted in- like]y. ) 30 POUNDS o r -- - FI — - eaad A - — — wsow ,, - 11 - ERA, AND - - accomplish won't be all that CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan difficult. 19) It's a good day to Invite a CANCER (June 21-July 22) couple you're obligated to 01~ This should be a pleasant day socially Lo your howse for an ' improm ptu get-together. AQUAIJIUS (Jan. 2tLFeb. 19) wise. Business contariq 3%nu meet In a friendly atmosphere You're very perceptive today. will prove valuable. You might be able to spot a LEO (July 23-Atig. 22) Be unique situation for personal alert today for something pin if you look hard enough. benficIaI tkit cca1d suddenly PJSC I long-range plan you've been you're prudent hnd practical in 11 concerned about dealing with material or VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) firtancial matters. be much Y(M !RT!!Y Dec. others to grant you favors than This coming year you will you were :,esterday. Make an enjoy greater prestige and appointment. Talk things out. status in areas where you VVIPI MI 6i —— F .- IL ' I f,:.% ,~~;~ k__. "iOU ARE KIND. 1. .4~ (p - ~ I 1 sr-1 I 62 — — I - Sanford, ___ I if I 21-June 20) If today when a person you've apply yourself today and known for some time shows she your mgsomething cares far more about you tbought might be hard to you suspected. 51 __ 11, 1975 i .. I 0 96-Thursday, ay, j cern r -— — _________ , Year GEMINI May you 53 Summers (Fr 29 Network a 0at 30 ve 31 Benign skin tumors 37 Made cold tp 7 - C.- r 3 12 U-Lo 28 PIC 27 Female fulls precipitation 2 Wash 3 And others (Latin) 4 U S. monetary unit 5 Pampers 36 Economic group fob ) 39 Number 40 Boast o / Joke Sound 33 J HAVIJ(o A 41 DOWN 32 Rebised(ab.) 1 Winter 1 'P PIOTAPI4 I V9. ,-N nsom __ i love by proving your intentions Devote as much time as possible through tomorrow to to be sincere. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) the most important project on Do your good deeds today your agenda. The goal is' secretly, without fanfare. Word reachable. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. of what you've done %ill reach o0 thers. 21) You'll be a bit surprised 41 Or:i who 9 Warble 10 Lieg joint sells 22 FW ill 11 Roman road 45 Puts out of 23 Tiny (Scot ) 19 Ono JGerman) humor 24 One who 46 Full y gr own 6-4 Grating sound 21 Henpeck makes butter 24 Kind 01 apple 48 Units of 28 Oeelop 25 German title of length Q_ P , ,1_~ 5 - ",I 11, 1975 ARIES 62 Transpioses (ab) 63 Shirt-frent ornament ice Thursday, (March 21 -April 19) termctharles than by handling You'il get the response you're a ticklish situation alone. A 8 Fantasy minerals 2o sign on thin A b ' Ar ,,114E1AFTE !Mi(IIX# ,AN For r- t-r 55 Dawn goddess 14 Interest (ob.) 56 Not empty from north THE BORN LOSER 1 ç p A SOS ,C.1! ~_ r . __ L__ / •• - L , . .- a -%N __ __ : I -- _ - "~ " stOre granting r tab) iii 0 HOROSCOPE _____ -i -- _________________ ___ ___ - __ ___ - rr: £ the grand jury I - - ------.- - - i - __- 1 i_ i------ �___ WA I ?A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday_ Dec. 11,1975 -. .--- - - - ____ ------ --____il------- Ar -- •- — -,_v— IN IENRIEF it you are self employed or employed by a firm with no retirement plan. GOP Support You Are Menu Shown For Tax Cut WASHINGTON ( AP) — With support from a surprising number of Republicans, congressional Democrats stow no sign of backing down In their battle with President Ford over how a tax cut should be jt The tax-cut Issue, In which virtually every American ta xpayer has a staka, will come to a head late next week whe n Congress attempts to override Ford's ex pected veto of a bill extending the temporary tax cuts vot ed earlier this year There are growing indica tions that the Hot= and Senate will be able to muster the twothlrds majority needed to override the veto. The alternative would be higher taxes in year. WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Way3 and Means Committee, ernbarrasaed by 1L approval of the so-ca ll ed 1~rrot amcndm~nt, is taking steps to assure that menibers tax-vaTlUng panel are aware of who would benefit from any special tax legislation. jiir;r;t The panel's staff specia lists are being directed to advise committee members whether any special tax leg isla tion before the committee would be retroactive and whet he r it would benefit any particular taxpayer. CXfICIZLS made clear the directive was Imposed as a result of the committee's approval last mon th of an amendment that retroactively would have conferred $165 million in special tat refunds to high-income in vestors, irlud1ng a repor ted 815 million f or Texas businessman H. — Tax Sheltered Retirement Fund -r• - ', uui iIIIriii- BUCKS RESTAURANT and CATERING 13511 5?. and Sanford Ave., Sanford Phone 323-0963 - inc. <tK 13 (Ü1AND WASUINGTON (AP) —The nation's largest air carrier, United AIr1Ls, Is cancIllng all scheduled flights theough Christmas Eve because of a bieak-off in talks with its striking machinists. Federally mediated talks between the airline and representatives of the International Association of Machinists, which has some 18,000 members employed by United, broke off Wednesday. The United shutdown raises the possihillty that many holiday travelers will find airline seating difficult to obtain during the peak htliday season. 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OAKLAND PARK (AP) — Detectives are S searching for a former co-worker of four nightclub e ployes whose bodies were found In a swampy field (I days after they disappeared. The 34-year-old man Was wanted for questioning in t abduction and shooting deaths of the four who dim, peared from l3occncio's, a plush supper club in this Fi Lauderdale suburb, police said. He worked at the club for two weeks and was fir shortly before the four vanished, off Icers said. Police s he is also wanted on an armed robbery charge Bethesda, Md. The victims were reported missing last week and peli' later learned that about t,5OO was missing from the cli safe. MIAMI (APe When Rafael Esterez azd his fellow iam-rad,o operators throw their annual Chrlatmas bash, hey'U imbibe spirits served up not by Santa, but by mother courtly gent with white hair Uncle Sam. Esterez, a dog-track cashier, shelled out $100 Wediesday to buy 34 bottles of almost cverything from scotch tequila to pisco 't the U.S. Customs Service's first Iquor auction here. Catherine Logan, property disposal specialist for the Ilarni Customs office, said It took only one hour for 60 Eddezs to snap up the 600 bottles either confiscated by gents or left unclaimed by travelers who balked at aylng duty charges. Find Them On Display and The Lamp Is Yours For and c 1L Fr 300 N Frtnh Ave , wets 1 1 LampsOver 2 IPM Day by The Subicriptli --.-- Thristmus Spirits Auctioned ALL SWAG LAMPS U.S. District Court Judge Stenstrom said the lawsuit Is George C. Young was to hear a the first time the Justice motion at 10 a.m. today In Department has challenged the Orlando from the U.S. Justice board on a racial issue. Department to improve the There are nine white pupils "racial Identifiability" at and about 300 black pupils at Midway Elementary School. the Midway school, located The Justice Department, In between Sanford and Geneva Its motion, ordered the board to off SRI& come up with alternative plans to remove the so-called racial Evening Hevaki Identifiability of Midway, ac. .at - - U.S. Motion Heard On Midway School P OPENING December 1 1th thru December 14th - Sanford. Florida 3217 I - - _ - met Wednesday to appoint a received are being deposited-in like to see Mr. Paulucci serve parently taken on by the DDC Is Commissioners voted to nominating committee, an Interest-bearing savings on the board, but he has asked studying the impact of moving delay the selection of an arThe nominating cemm1 ttee, account which will be used by not be nominated." the city hail from its present chitect for the project until Like a caterpillar with am. made up of Sara Jacobson, the The DDC's revitalization Downtown location, bition to become a butterfly, Janice Springfield, Don Knight are corporation once its officers after Feb. L which in effect selected, program consists of formation At a Dec. 1 meeting of the city gave the DDC 60 days to study Sanford's Downtown Develop- 3nd Shirley Moak, will furnish Asked If Jeno Paulucci, the of the corporation; training commission, Miss Jacobson ment Council (DDC) is quietly names of prospective board the situation. specialty foods entrepenr who programs for businessman; asked commissioners to preparing as own mnetamor- members of the delay In September, the city Downtown backed the DDC project, was a recruiting of new businesses for six phosis. months before making a commission voted 3-2 to Development Corporation, Inc. prime candidate for nomination the Downtown; and im- decision on the new city hail designate After a week-long hiatus in a 14-acre, city-owned The names will be presented to the corporation's board of plementation of a facelift to site, in order that the DDC site at French Avenue activity following the suc- for voting at a DDC meeting directors, and Miss Jacobson said, Improve the city's appearance, could provide input cessful Dec. 1 meeting of scheduled for Monday. into the Seminole Boulevard as the "I'm sure many people would Another responsibility ap- decision, property location of the new city hall. owners and The legal work Involved In businessmen, DDC members drawing up the corporation Is being donated by the law firm of Stenstrom, Davis and Magic Show McIntosh, Miss Jacobson said. The DDC received a mandate to form the corporation at the Dcc. I meeting, when 66 property owners and businessmen voted unanimously to support the Sanford magician and revitalization program. promoter Harry Wise said Over $40,000 In pledges was t')day that he is refunding raised to fund the corporation, money on approximately 350 which is expected to cost apSAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION tickets sold by solicitors for a proximately $75,000 to operate "Variety Capers" show during its first year. promoted for Dec. 20 at 7:30 Miss Jacobson said more P.M. at the Winter Springs pledges have come In, but the Elementary School. total amount donated so far Wise said everyone who hasn't been tabulated. )urcnased tickets will receive a She said all donations cfu nd. Mrs. Nancy Booth, an advisor Small actor, Small Price the Winter Springs Junior .iIhpdi.ssI 'oflce League, which was listed is s ponsoring the variety show, aid although plans for such a how had been proposed the "T,JL!IlI laos were never finalized, thus Ile show has been canceled. Wise called the mixup about he show an "unfortunate Hood Tractor Co. ituation" and said he Is now In Orion". P1.21114 Ic process of contacting 47Mà*n.k.Ave. ______________ *111,114.111 Splftgs. Pie. 21751 ____________________ ersons who bought tickets so Orleed. Aflam.m,jiM, limp GAINESVILLE (AP) — A University of Florida professor will receive the space agency's scientific achievement award Friday for his work on a nuclear. pumped laser that may one day illuminate cities or operate steel mills. Dr. Richard T. 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First St. Th six-year-old government But one panelist, De. I. Bernard Weinste in of Col umbia University, said be still had a gging Inir4vi that 1• cyclamate may be a "weak carcinogen" that could pose risks of cancerous tumors in up to 5 per cent of users. He said there Is enough doubt to warrant more tests. -i't_== -..---- - ..------------.-----" By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer Of Nightclub Employes Come In and let us show you how to start your own Ross Perot. W ASHINGThN (A?) - -. - Downtown Com mittee To Furnish List Suspect Sought In Murder INDIVIDUALRETIREMENTACCOUN1 YOU'RE HAVING... BUCKS CAN HELP. (lie Eligible For An ANOWS BUCKS!!! Committee Takes Tax Steps FLORIDA IN BRIM- School ------ ,, - - Members To Vote Monday A National Child Safety Seminole County safety materials made available Council appreciation plaque program stands out among the contributions from natk has been presented to Seminole best In the state. foundations and local sup County Sheriff John Polk by Leaman said he has reviewed State Director John Leaman in the sound and light show being r recognition of the Sh e riff used by Taylor this year In Department's concern for child elementary schools and It Is safety In the t'ntmtv .i. ,-lJ I*vI 3 uIuHIy uuJ). I he Lcaman praised safely safety program IiSe, sound, program i nitiated by Polk's lights, music and puppe ts to get de partment. the message acrzss to Ground beef manage "Each year Safety Officer youngsters. choice) Harold (Beau) Taylor has The National Child Safety Whipped potatoes conducted child safety Council is a naticnal non-profit Green beans programs In the county organization dedicated to the Bak ed dessert elementary schools. The safety of all children and Rolls milk Council was very pleased that provides safety program sheriff has recognized the need for positive contact between children and the uniformed officer and the 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 positive steps he has taken in IT'S PARTY TIME AT creating the posi tion of safety Our intimate dining room is available for your officer. We are also pleased special cocktail parties or quiet fete a fete, on wi th his selection of Taylor and Monday evenings or 3diurtidy and Sunday. his co ncern for children," For ihose gatherings in your home, we have lovely Leaman said. platters with hors d'oeuvres (hot Cold), Meats, He also Indicated the cheeses, or other delicacic.. *Or for those reaUy big parties, let us do the catering. ' NO MATTER WHAT SIZE OR TYPE OF PARTY NA11ON Cyclamate Ban McivI Be Lifted _ — — Sheriff Aw arded Plaque of 4 :'T' : -:--- • Eciectic • Transitional Traditional • Contemporary • ,• , __ w don't have to buy anything to win owl may purchase additional portraits at special low prices—but Free Lamp With Every Purchase Over $10000 Layways you are under no obligation to do so. See the wild animals nd regtiles COL0RTiiöiöJ Free Delivery Fresh Cut A 4CHRISTMAS TREES Buy Now For Best Selection I Call and take advantage of this free portrait offer .... it's just our way of saying thank you to our community. 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I , - -- .L I- -' iv -i--, , . 2 7 , --. --------- — - iCl1ing IleiakI - ui \ HWNt'U .'L\E., SNFt)HD. FLA. 321 Thursday. Dec. 11, 197S—jA A round WAYNE F). DOYLE. Publisher l. RICIIAHD LONG. Etlitom V llJ.IAM F). CUIUUE, Managing Editor HORF.HT C. MAHKE\', Advertising Director 9 -- llonn' F)eli t'r Week. 5.s. ent: Month, $2 4(1; 6 Months, $1420, Year. $8 10. lh Mail: in F1trida szune as home deliver) - All !hvr mail- Month, $2.70: 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. _______________________________________________________ - _i President Fcicing The Clock Critical Choices 't(TIdCflt,S" that happen right at home. Everyone Wants to have a merry Christmas, and e .rert.amnly can't have same If it's spoiled by someone in the family getting huit (inc of time First things any homemaker should IS to ban all children from the kitchen once the rikinp starts. Small children, that is, 'cause those tecngers can be mighty useful when it comes to helping set the table, getting the relish tray ;wepared, etc. The kitchen just isn't a place for toddlers to be, especially when there are hot pots and pans and boiling liquids all over the area, Matter of fact, if the man of the house is to be bartender, make sure he has everything he needs for Ins task before the cooking starts. The less [rafric busy kitchen, the better. Another thing that ought to be done is to assign one person to make certain all wrappings are tleared away and properly disposed of, rather tian let them lie around and pose a threat of lire. It is no secret to President Ford that he has a problem of sagging citizen-confidence in his personal leadership qualities. Americans appreciate his candor and character, but they are increasingly troubled by the spreading conviction that he is not ' QHN CUNNIFF decisive, take-charge President. J There have been, of course, some departures from the administration's drift, such as when he pardoned Richard Nixon, protected American lives toc k and propert' in the Mayaguez incident, or shook fAa rt the Pentagon, the State Department arid the CIA in what has become known as the "Sunday massacre." Unfortunately, whatever "take charge image" improvement the President has achieved with these decisions has been quickly dissipated. Q Te t h e r Will the President, for example, campaign extensively in the primary states? Will he or won't NEW YORK (AP) - You can analyze all the he veto the energy bill? \VIII he or won't he sign the statistics the computers can provide and you common site picketing bill? Is he for or against the probblywon'tbeabletote1lwithcerthjfltywhat tax reform measure that is painfully worming its it i ttt keeps the stock market from breaking way through Congress? out of Its chains. The President has wavered on these and many No, the market isn't entirely immobilized, but other issues, often moving from an adamant itseernsthata!ltheralliesinrecent),Iarsendup in the same range of 8O to just above 990, as position to a compromising one. Plucking the measured by the Dow Jones industrial average. petals from the daisy does not convey a portrait of The market is tethered there, able to sense decisiveness, freedom but not attain It. Like a dog that forgets We doubt that the President has actually it Is tied to the clothespole, it gets tossed on its yielded much ground on his bedrock principles butt when it seeks the great beyond, which in Its despite the contrary impressions. Perhaps his case Is L000 points plus. You can show that stocks Just don't sell at the problem is that he is looking at the finite specifics of each issue rather than the broader morality of IL. same pr1e earnings ratios that have prevailed historically. People aren't willing to pay as By the same token his position on tax reform, much bra dollar of earnings. The 45-ycarpilce. tax cuts and the federal budget deficits should give earnings ratio is 14. This year it's 11.5. Mr. Ford no trouble if he tilts toward his bedrock But that still leaves you asking why. conservative principles instead of toward the One sweeping generalization attributes the appeals of neo-Keynesism. problemsof the 197( to the behavioral extremes of the 1960s. The stock market today, It is said, Li Granting construction workers the right to relatively stagnant because the market of the - whom they have no grievance is wrong and the That, at least, is the observation, which In. President's instincts should tell him that. Improving the collective bargaining procedures for activities, including the behavior of youth and construction workers does not mitigate the the behavior of the national and international inequity economies t. It's a big range. The early 196(, if you recall, were energized Finally, the energy compromise being ham- by that recurring faith In the invincibility of mered out by Congress has many excellent America. No challenge need be feared, Including features, But they are canceled by things that 1,000 on the industrial average, and it was should be abhorrent to Mr. Ford - federal in- forecast almost daily. terference in the marketplace, federal price lilli of Americans became, for the first iuike your holiday abit safer: - 1)on't use hair sprays near an open flame nor when smoking. Sometimes we parents must sound like orgres to our children, but it is important to keep all toys and games out of the flow of traffic, too, and even 11 that Order has to be repeated a dozen times It's worth the effort, At Christmas-time, we have a tendency to overload our electrical circuits and this, too, is a dangerous practice. Make sure you area't using the same outlet via a multiple jack. It's better to use them one at a time rather than jam up the line and, again, have a fire possibility. l'ots and pans on the stove should be turned that the handles are pointed toward the rear of the tove. In this way, you won't snag the handle on your clothing and possibly turn that hot gravy or other liquid on yourself or others And Il candles are to he used as a part of the table setting, hare them lit only while you're at the table and make certain they are firmly sU in holders that are stable and not likely to overturn. Just a couple of other little reminders that might m the driveway, 'cause there just might be a youngster or his new tops lying about behind the automobile. --And last, but certainly not the lea.st, don't use stairways as storage areas. flemember, accidents don't Just happen. Someone has to cause them. ) j 1 :1-. ___ ' .' I , ; I - '• , I I A L / I . -. - - - /i:fr:. -, ' . - ' i' - - ,,-• - - 0 . / .•,.-- H --- - .. -: -PLl.S' .' (J,•' M'2 . . 1 ',_'v -Z-. - '." - ____ ____ u322 '71 What's Missing? LOU COTTIN VVe Need older Folks Carolyn) Watters a boy, IS N'iOVING Credit Cards Honored - TALLAHASSEE AP) -The controversy over Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner's land deals baa made a good ease for Gov. Reubin Askew's proposed Sunshine Amendment. The amendment presented to the people by Askew in a petition campaign for a November 1976 referendum uuld require public officials to reveal, among other things, all assets worth more than $1,000. Had Ccriier revealed two years ago all of his assets worth more than $1,000, his holdings v,ould have been reported but probably would not have generated anything like the current controversy over his financial Interests. mat controversy involves questlon.s, not fully answered according to some press comment, over whether Conner violated the state's Financial disclosure law. Violation of the law is a serious cffense, subjecting officials who deliberately withhold information to impeachment or removal from office by other means. Cornier has described the disclosure controversy as the worst attack of hiz long political Innuendos" In its reporting of the situation. The Issue arose when the Miami Herald reported that Conner had owned a one-fifth in. terest apparently worth $112, 240 on a 2,900-acye Gulf County tract. The Herald reported that Cornier did not list the Gull County land .oldings i his 1973 and 1974 fInancial disclosure forms. He would have been required to file the land hoklings unless the - . -, s4 Atlas Tires C' Batteries & Accessories -. We Invite Evoone To Stop By For Their Automotive Needs Or Call 322.9878 FREE PICKUP _______ _____ BICENTENNIA.L QUARTER___ with your purchase of one Chik-fj14. sand'j,jc or box. Happy Birthday. America! To receive Altamonte Mall — Hetiredj Thin Watson Gordy, I 69, of Lake Mary, who dIed Dec. Granville C, Eubanks, 89, 5 in Gainesville, at Richland longtime resident of Sanford, United Methodist Church, I ----------- Chick l.A deUciousJ different, bOndesJbstchicken To give the FBI more maneuverability to development of children," declares the report. a chair in a House locate the culprits and to avoid upsetting the The lead second lead subcomjt" upset the international effort and a U.S. law setting a spray from auto exhausts 200-mile hearing room, hs been traced by the FBI to the Soviet-US, detente, visons fishing limit would do exactly that The subeoninttee Chaiflij no public mention was made red hld ceiL, Was none other netve reaction, caitces than Dr. Soviet Union. Lloyd Tepper, an associate food and of the espionage device's Soviet lir.k Th 5iory "muscular weakness," reduces IQ and causes drug Colnmlssloner, who Once The tiny listening device was discovered in ha been suppressed until now. did paid con"poor school perfoi'manee (and) behavioral suiting for the 1973 in the ornate sanctum of the house InBERRY 'S lead industry. He also played the Footnote: Chairman Morgan would confirm hyperactivity." mr.aional Itelatiorts Committee, The battery only that the bug contained "no U.S. principal role in preparing a study parts," was The danger Is "so grave," warr the report pedaled the tmat soft. was dead, but it could have been operating "dead" upon po1sonou effe discovery but, (or months, could urgently, "that, In our opinion, the levels airborne lead, during delicate discussio, of the SALT disar. have picked up of lead Tepper vehemently defdd hi! fairany'hlng that was said in tbe in automotive emissions ought to be lowered as mIndedn mament talks, military aid aix] ihe Veitnam hearing room, and declared it was correct to soon as possible." withdrawal. withold the distutiijig PzOPLE POISONING: Federal officials study from EPA. His Yet instead of taking Immediate action to Chairman Thomas Morgan, 1)-Pa., im- have sidetracked 'n alarming study, which save '!bcosruntttee report, he promirJ, will be the health of the endangp iidren, the muediatdy ±.spatthed the mytcrious device to warns that pushed expedmtusly. lead from auto enissioos probably federal authuriiies deliberately dillydallied. The the FBI for study. FBI exps nstaklngly damages e blooi and Hut meanwhile rvc icmj of financial Interest of lb. iL.. •.. b'Il&'' elme pcduccrs iII-d to tuicirzn. other words, was put ahead of the welfare of the chilcn's bodies has continued for ledU in a' almost Mx chikiren. Theconceslmentorthereportocctinwio. months since the center tried to alert the EPA. The clearly had been puhased Footnote: The Public Interest Ume thatthenation'sI The center's director, Dr. uof C.r('t Rrlt&n. Sencer, ut tne eert Cmpai, a rlmsurjler group dealing with afrbo 4ixc-trod leaded gasoline, Ethyl, 13 suing in the federal wanted to alert the Envlrofim!ntal telltale marks which convinced them lead, ha the device appeals cowl to curtail called for Tepper to Agency at once last June. The EPA has the the governmeCs step downs J was made In Russia. They I chairman of even tried to trace the the lead SUbeOIIThillCe. power to force producers to reduce the ))Vt5 to restrict lead emIssIcs. ' metallic and crystal parts to the Soviet mines lead in un,, makes the secretiveness al the more gasoline, here they were mined. (X)RUECFION: In reporting thc toi of new But we have obtaimcd confidential Lntkmm that the Marine Corps The FBI war unable to determine, however, dangerous, because the study by time rtstIgtous correspondence Is testing, we misunderstooji the figurcs which a spokes which how Dr. 10 the OIL1 case, srnitter. But the G-rren reported to M" -gan that notify the EPA. Inst&ad, he diverted the study to between $728 to $1,32I, which v,ouid add the bg th-fiiity was i1i i't! demce. The center, which Is part of the Hzzih, a 'coordinating Up to a CtWfljjtti" Within HEW fo" total of $27,00o. As a result, Morgan urged Hot Sçeaker Ldw'aUon and Wetfare t)epartzmxnt warns that "sttuly, evaluation and advice." Cad Albert to t The Marine Cütps now ep to clbug cliij*en exposed to carwentraej auto exJamist 'O ,ick Everivhody come herti! You got to see Of course, this resulted In a points ot that the three other supc ruiLve hearing rooms used are highly vulntratk to the lead smog, deby which was 51,326 purchasj 13 Suralene waLfurm and the fh; 181k show guest - he's NOT phi iiig 12 equivalent In giving the lend na)',erj new lease by the Appropriations. Armed Servic, anv js,ij um,h, lflRhoijoht 5 The is VCfl .JdjJp uniforms. ning chik -en, as events hav, shown, With a Atomic Ena'-gy con snittees, of damage to the mieurulogk and psychologic the first committee referred ths report For few ettzas, the total ejj was 2,277. oa Wi are happy to '-nrr't the' ft.' - WORLD - ' a () - - -n--n - - -- - arrangements. WilhvourphoIoCh1ck. f. Ill-A iandi4ch Of boy. Slmphj pr. - 5 0 snhIhiicooponwf,npjacngy,r order. Umft onc nupon. iwr per. '. 7T order. Offer (ood Thrt, Sat., Dec. 13. 1975 SOn, Bicentenñi Quarter '' - Where do you think __ 1FTi.i. ______________________________________________________________________________________ ____ Ij ____ • _ ____ _______ ____ 4'14;4àIR[c1T1tu1i __ _________ 11 ___ ________ ________ — 0 -d-- 0 _ ______ ______ -- ______ _____ .L _____ L I_ and nephews including Democratic Presidential Frank Eugene Bradley Sr., candidate Jimmy Carter; 10 72, of 211 Citrus Dr., Sanford, grandchildren and three great(lied Wednesday morning. Born grandchildren. in thtsvi1le, N.C., he lived in Poteet Funeral liwue, Sanford for the past three Richiand, was In charge of years. He Is a graduate of King arrangements, College of Bristol, Va., and was __________________________ FRANK BRADLEY a newspaper advertising ________ executivefor45years.Hewasa member of First Presbyterian ('burch of Sanford, Sanford Kiwanis Club and Optimist ___ Club, Survivors include his wife _____ Mrs. Pauline Echols Bradley, of Sanford; son, Frank E. Bradley Jr., New York City' daughter, Mrs. William E. Richeson, Dallas, Tex., and two grandchildren, both of Dallas. .1_- TOM GORDY _____ I' _____________ f7.a Funeral services were held Sunday for IA. (U.S. Na%y 1' t.anooga, Term.; several nieces ____ Saita gets _ _ his diamonds? Funeral Notices 0 _____ BRADLEY. FRANK EUGENE, SR.— Funeral serv-e-s tar Frank Euger* Bract Icy Sr. 72. of 211 Citrus Drive, Santord. wt p m., ____ 1— I Friday t the graveslde in - Everrern Cemetery with Rev VIrUII L. Bryant ofiiciatin Brisson Funeral Home in charUe EUSANKS. ORANVILLE C. Funeral ServiceS for GranvitIeC EUbS. ,, Dec 8, will be held Saturday at noon t St. Jamet AME Church, with Rev. R.chord Thigpen ci. tic lating. Burial In Motey Cemetery, Wilson Eichetbcrger Mtuary in charge ,*:ii;,4 j)j f ' 0- ,'.-., - ."t , 1.'_Jt3t, . ., ..'.$ ' IP , - I ond gl,taira - 14 -\ b,,, ..,,1 . 4, . - Joc While Supply Lasts Gallon Can SPACKING COMPOUND $399 Req. $5.98 While Supply Usts Msoni$. l'd'ZI,a" Winter White PANELING --' rerrific Buy PAINTER'S LIQUID CAULKING NAILS DIAM(ND ,' .. 'd.'\' . set, 10 Diamond duo 14 karat gold. L_______ e4ci j set, $975 Reg. $1.09 3c Brand CEILING $799 PANEL TEXTURE ADHESIVE I Req. 59.99 -. *-L-.:-,— 0 2 Diamond duo 14 karat gold. While Supply Lasts 12c Sq. Ft. Carton Roll On - ZALES IS FOR THE HOME ROOFING CEM(NT bridal set, - ANTA'S SALE GH- 11 oz. Cartridge karat gold. ,3d)() ' I 13 oz. Cartridge Black Jack ..;_ __________ jJ - Head Shape diamond SOlitiire bridal set. 14 karat gold, $825 • u Reg,S1M9 j: T While Supply Lasts c-- ,, ,v •V Cirdi 'rk P4'iw York Alder Real Wood l4' Real Wood 14" PANELING PANELING uiamcinci solitaire sot. 14 karat $125 Marquis. shape diamond 3 Diamond, 2 genuine ruby bridal sit. 14 karat gold. $375 solitaire pendant, 14 karat gold, $75 $396 Elegant 3ift wrap at no extra charge Req. $1295 Zaes Chvçe ,'je Cut',' • Arr,rji Fipt.' • Cut e • 't 0 A'r :.i-J , r3 ,,- • TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS INC. PANEL CENTER OPEN TUE S. THRU SAT. SAT. I—CLOSEOMOP4. PR(INIIHEDWALLPANCL5 MOLDINQ$.0 S PLYWOOD ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE LUMIEN - tHRIvING RUST-OLEJM- SPINDLE FLEX BUILDING MATERIALS 407 E. 25th St. Ph. 323.567k Sanford - FREE QUARTER 'p,T\ Gd at Chick-f il-A stores listed in this ad. L__...._ _____________ ANDERSON which dropped The United Statts should do nothing unilaterally that would fromA aminIature slit cut Inelectronic the lining "bug" of - _____ - House Bugged By Device Made In U.S,SeR. - Chick-fl-A, brown, usoned to obwlute,frcgjoqi. followed by _______ Of. At i A1) ot ott -------a ' _____ ___ t)OX luncl. ______ home. A native of Abbeyville, burial in Harmony Cemetery. Ga. he moved toSanford in 1902, Born in Richiand, he served In He was employed by the WWII and was a prisoner-ofAtlantic Coast Line, Central war of the Japanese for over 46 Life Insurance and as bus months, He was a member of I —:V I _______ driver for the Seminole County the Fleet Reserve, American I -_____________________________________________________________________ School Board for many years. Legion, Elks Club 1241, Loyal I 'T --= -._ He was a member of St. James Order of Moose, Florida Church, where he served Sheriff's Assn., American Exas superintendent of the Sunday Prisoners of War Inc., Friends School, steward and class of the St. Johns, Inc., Lake leader, He was commander of Mary Chamber of Commerce the American Woodman Lodge. and AmerIcan Association of SurvIvors include a daughter, Retired Persons. Gloria E. Becknight, New York Survivors include his wife, City; daughter-in-law, Eloulse Mrs. Fannie Surasky Gordy, Eubanks, Sanford; grand- sons, James Gordy, Brisbane, children, Granville S. Eubanks, Australia and Tom Gordy Jr. of and Brenda and Michael HOUSton, Tex.; daughter, Mrs. Brown, Sanford; one great- Carol Ann White, Houston, grandson and several nieces Tex,; sisters, Mrs. Earl Carter, and nephews. Plains; Ga.; Mrs. Jasper -i WiIson-Eichelberger Mort- Dolvin, Itossville, Ga. and Mra. - your FREE new-issue Bicentennial Quarter, simply present the coupon below when you purchase a deliciously dif'fercnt Chick-ill-A sanduich or _ died Saturday in a local nursing Richland, Ga,, — , -S (;RANVILLEEUBANKS _______ iii i - ____________ WEATHER [CoVEn AMnIcAJ - -- — — i'F 200-Mile Limit Two Geva cacrences cm the law of the sea have fleshed out nearly 90 per cent of a treaty that would establish order on the higu seas while protecting national resources. The expectation Is high that the remaIning 10 per rent will be cornpieted in the third conference next sprin.g in New York. fiiiIlies. ___________________________ uary In charge of Louis Brownstein, Chat- assets. into dependency on foreign oil producers. capitalism was proclaimed. A new plateau of who respect and like their older residents. They was a list of the miseries that would befall Conner's total assets, he would have had to be If the administration is looking for solid ground wealth was declared within the reach of every express their affection In practical ways. They parents and their school-age children If austerity worth at least $752,000. on which to plant its feet, we suggest that it re-read American, and the stock market would be vote adequate sums of money for the main- came. Conner appeared before the Ethics Corntenance and expansion of senior citizen icUviUes the President's Slate of the Union message to transporter. Fortunately, the budget was passed. What mission last week, submitting a sworn statement By the end of the decade the shareowner Congress last Jan. 15. It would help the adeon nedu3,however,wasUatheitems by tax attorney A. Eugene Lewis that he had population was approaching 30 millIon, The deeministration to address the vexatious problems acle had begun with 125 millIon Nikka and I live in stxh a village. Westbury, of service that would have been cut if the budget compiled with the disclosure law, Indicating he that Congress will toss to the White House in the owning shares directly the tiny one-tenth olomie-per was worth at least $752,000. -that is, by their own children when we were young. Now, 25 years hadnotpassedwas t ($13,500) immediate days ahead. been, as we see it.a active investing rather than through pension lMcr, we enjoy the community even mo P811 respectful nod to us that and has other senior citizens, That raised queatlons how Conner acof the pleasure Is our senior center and the 400cumulated a substantial net irorth on a state plus contemporaries we meet there. The money doesn't really matter that much, salary that has ranged from $17,500 to $40,000 a Wall Street grw accordingly. Ground-floor One thing we've liked particularly: The b(rd One way or another, our well-directed senior year In 14 years as a Cabinet officer, office space was sought on the main st center and our excellent programs would coneet.s of of the school district adds some money America because the walk-tn trade, the impulse senior citizen service kitty. It's not a large Conner appeared before the tlnue to serve us. ft's the principle of the thing with two folders full of documents that he said buyer, was so Very Uflportant. The most compelling reason that has been offered for that counts, Speculators, Mofthisyear,we5eiorswere$l3 an hoc-ksters and prophets were cverwhere. proved him Innocent of wrongdoing exciuthe 200-mile fishing zone off the United States of America a budget of bu he more than $13 million. That's about In this and any suburb, the basis of what may refused Most people can be qared the details; they to show the papers to reporters. is that it is necsary to Protect a depleting resource. one-tenth be of one per cent, called "community loyalty" lies In the hands know them too well and they aren't forgetting That point of view has not held up under the SCTIItIHY Had a disclosure law as strong as Actually, it's on!y a the elderly. We've lived here longer. We've gesture, a little thank Askew's you. of Congress. Evidence In Congress shOws that the value and them. It's sufficient to say that it all collapsed Ameit &t, aii been t paid taxes longer. tie amount may We've In effect it while participated in all the volume of fish landed In the United States have Increased In the the theories, the promises, the prices, Conner was acquiring his apparently substantial us, "We're glad you old folks zze here. We ap- changes and Improvements that have made the The shareowner population did manage to Last 15 years. In 1, 4.9 billion pounds of fish were ded in interests, he would have been required to report predate your support. You area grow, made it attractive to new residents. United States, valued at $356 million. In 1974 the volume was 51 reach somewhere around 32 mIllion people, but in school for years. Yet, haven't ii cii'ir ti assets In full as he acquIreJ them. If our suburb you've generally voted or any suburb is a pleasant during the past two years It has been falling, and billion pounds worth nearly a billion dollars. Such a law would give the public 'yes' on proposed school tudgets and paid yow' we the elderly made it so. full In. the rate of descent may be increasing. There are school taxes." The new data haw caused even such formerly formation on a truthful off1c'ial' financial dealIt turns out, indeed, that the young and middle- ings, protecting advocates of a u-mile limit as Sen. Mike Gravel of Alaska to probably only 25 mIllion now. Then, in early fall, a !etter arrived from the aged in him from false charRes of Those ground-floor brokers' offices are closed school board asking ctlange his mind. Sen. Gravel now opposes u every suburb save themselves wnen they profiting from holding office, fbhIn us to vote for a revised protect the quality of life of the elderly. It is they zone because It would mean a Los, of Conner has oposed full financial disclosure now. Their staffs have been laid off. Scores of budget to cover the 1975-76 school year. The who must help make it worthwhile for us to stay public by officials, state, brokerage houses have either merged, collapsed letter contained a warning: "If this budget does put. Projects for tie aged But his case demon.jtat how must Beyond the economic folly of the United States declaring a or simply withdrawn silently. not pass, the school system will go on an supported. be actively he and other officials would benefit from oo.'niJ' fishing limit which will deprive our fishermen of the disclosing personal financial information right to migratory fish off South America, Africa and Alaska as well as distant fish, is the diplornatI folly of pursuing such a JACK oo-mu Inn Colonial beginning at 8:30 p.m., benefit for needy veterans and I--} AREA DEATHS AND DELIVERY _________________________________________________________ - Michael G. Meeks ______________________________________ ____________________________________ Martha t. ?'torton g, Saturday and Sunday. Wednesday's high Dorothy K. Painter Overnight low 31. Increasing cloudiness an'l Dianna I.. Pierce Fair itIm a gradual warming chance of rain Monday. LAiws in Mildred Stripling through Friday. Highs 40s north to 60s south. Highs In Merle V. Tredway mostlyinthemid6ostodayand 6Ostolower7Os north and near Rich&d Windsor 70s Friday, Lows in the 80 south. Dennis R. Lang, Casselberry the mid mid to upper 40s, north to Joseph J. Knelin, DeBary 1)aytona iseaen tides: 1agh Gertrude H. Kelso, DeBary northeast. Winds around 10 mph, becoming northeast to 2:43 a.m., 2:59 p.m.; low 8:52 Tonith Colon, Deitona east during Friday. Sally R. Martin, L)eltona a.rn.,9:07p.m.PortCanaveral: EXTENDED FORECASTS high 2:35 a.m., 2:37 p.m.; low Anna Senich, Deltona Fair or partly cloudy 8:37 am., 9:03 p.ui. Louis Sever, Deltona Lorraine F. Spotts, Maitland ___________________________________________________ - __________-. . DLSABLEI) AMERICAN VETERANS Christmas _______ FREE fiance, Hilton West, Drive, Orlando, Sanford: Sam Andrews Pamela M. Armondi Charles H. Benoit Ann H. Ilaskins Phyllis C. Marshall Samuel J. McNeely To 2311 W. RRST ST. Thursday, Dec. ii. 197S—SA A 200,000 federal grant pllcation. He said the grant Comprehensive Employment in.. appliratlnn ?tw ....i -• .....i .r...t...... the !LI UII$III fl Ifl provement of college programs experimental type programs at project. He said final approval was approved Tuesday night by the college, conducted by Local from Atlanta is expected soon the district board of tzustees of Instructors. oii this project. Seminole Community College. Dcn White said the board The jo prdtions Include Dean of Instruction Dr. also okayed 13 job positions in a telephone operators, cornJoseph White said the board six months program beginning munity co-op job developers, a gave approval for Dr. Anita Jan. 1, the funding for which is graphic artist, and five college Harrow to stbmnft the ap. expected from the $47,580 Instruction assistants. lake Mary Woman's Club presents Central Florida Chorale to benefit The Little Red School House, The Forest Clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. Kenneth DISCHARGE.s Fo r S u n s h i n • ( (,( " Standard Oil Service Land Deals Aake Case e MLET: 'J 4=. Federal Grant Request ;itmAv, DECEMBER 12 The Diamond Store v''.- Christmas hours—All stores open, Monday.Saurc2y 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 1-5 p.m. Sanford Plaza . -. ____ SCC Trustees Approve lake Branttey High School student-faculty production of "Our Town," 8 p.m., school conunons. George Al(ord, Palatka BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. £ Aiuuiean Legion Poet 53 and Auxiliary cove'- '! (tinner, 6:30 p.m., followed by meetings, post home, ,- KIDDY'S CALENDAR • v, — - - League of Women Voters Unit meeting, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole SR 431 Longwood, Rosa N. Antonetti, Deltona Arnold Dodd, Deltona Joseph C. Galvin, Deltona u. Chie.,i, Longwuod Major & Minor Auto Repairs JOHN VAN GIESON - _'' -, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 San Ford ________________ - luie E. Doughtery Ruth C. Hudson Phyllis C. Marshall Jeanette N. McQuien Mary I. Randall Addle V. Calhoun Janice Cowley Edmuni T. CzaJka Sr. Charlie Taylor Charles deCordova, DeBary Bernice E. Redman, Deflary Florence M. Weaver, DeBary Snee FTU opened its doors in October, 1968, nearly8,500 studentshave graduated from the fouryear institution of higher leariIng. —Bill CUTTIC — _._',.4' .- * Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Kingsley Burket ADMISSIONS Sanford: Cecil M. Bellamy -. __ - DECEMBER10 i_..' - HOSPITAL NOTES Graduation exercises for 375 Florida Technological University IFTU seniors will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Orlando Municipal Auditorium. (living the commencement address will be Seminole Community College President Dr. Earl S. l Rer'na ins , Too, that person '11fl double check the wrappings to make sure parts and piece.s of toys and small iift.s aren't intermingled with the bcxes and papers Safety shou!d be a keyword around every household at this tim* of year. All too often, many people are seriously hurt, .-. - - . - •• , 4) .. I 0- ' ' '' _ - . '- - flJ q . . :;_ ..• ' •.- •---.---...-. , '.,' --' ii__ I �_____ • - - ' 6A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. - -. . Thursday, Dec. it, 1975 --' While they last WAIT NO LONGER. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOWI SHOP AND SAVE WITH OUR Evening Herald, Senford,Fl. Thurr4ay, Doc. 11,1975-lA LegalNotice LegalNotce FICTITIOUSNAME ICTITIOU5NAME Notice is tiereby given Ihit I a" Notice 5 hereby given that I am engaged in business t 5557 U S 17. e'gg in buSineSS at Hwy 434 Long d, Seminole County. Forest city, S.minole County, Florida under Ih •ittit,Ou name of Flor:dL under e' firIs?pou name Of ROBIN HOOD'S. ,lnd that I intend to CYCLE SYSTEMS. and that I intend register said name with the Clerk of to register said name with the Clerk the Circuit Courl, Seminole County, of the Circuit Court, Seminole Florida in accordance with the .-,•.,4•-... ...,. C'0Si0nS of the FicttOvS Name provisions the of the F4titiOtj Statutes, To Wit Section $65 09 Name Statutes. To Wit 5e<Icri Florida Statute's 1957 kso, FIor'Ia Statutes 1957 5: JameS Oeeoe Larry Pearce Owner Puth: Dcc 4, 11, It. 26, 17,1, 1 Publish. Dec. 4, It, IL 26, 1975 DEU I) •,_,• HOLIDAY _,,• IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. I MOST OF OUR RETAIL STORES ARE 11 ,', ONLY OPEN SUNDAY L_L 1 - 5 PM ..; NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS \ r:-,C -7 13 4 99 SHOPPING DAY GIFTS GALORE. LARGE SELECTION PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 1 -.011111111 Electric corn popper a? aluminum. 4 qt. capac. JCPenney CHRISTMAS1 SANFORD PLAZA - Saturday • 7U1OC&O CNAM TWIAT*Z I ~ jh Banking as usual Today Starts Tomorrow PRICES GOOD a D;R 'UG;S:p:' Sunday o pickup & delivery THRU SATURDAY ECKE * With on service work Limit Rights Reserved SANFORD PLAZA ONLY MUNSEY BANK AT ANY HOUR FLAGSH I P U. S. BANK REG.4.99 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Corn Popper 399 SUNDAY 10 to 9 NORELCO8 CUP p y's Adults 2.00 Kiddies 1.00 Silver Christmas is 11$ SAVE 10-20% ON TEA SETS 5 PIECE: J MATINEE WED. 3:3O Show Time j 7:30 9:10 Just Arrived! Reg. 15991 LEVIS Creamer, Sugar Coffee Pot, Tea 14395 Pot, 20' Heavy CORDS Waiter NAVY. BROWN.GR E EN ZALES REG. 27.99 14 Sound Specials! SANFORD PLAZA OPEN IlL 9 P.M. SUNDAY 1.5 GUITARS UPTO 20 % NFORD 8 TRACK TAPE PLAYERS HAMILTON BEACH ELECTRIC REG.99.97 GASOLINE POWERED 2 HP. BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE Edger CB RADIOSI Remember her with something special from our large selection of lingerie, dresses, pantsuits and sportswear. If you can't decide, how about a UNLIMITED MASTER CHARGE ' GIFT CERTIFICATE! YOUR WE ACCEPT BANKAMERICARD, MASTER CHARGE, AMERICAN E X PRESS AND VOGUE CHARGE. BOWL AMERICA 20 ;' -•----- %OFF DiflR %J'RV . I C. L SCHMALMAACK, OWNER RENTAL LANES 80'011 AMERICA of FLORIDA AIRPORT BLVD. 322-7542 BOUTIQUE Sanford Plaza 322-6884 de that iday Hairstyle designed etty curls c'aIty. / Com ing soon., (è1 and up a new ' r for a FREE ($25 value) c.31 Restaurant N EXT DOOR TO ECKERD'S $ OR WITHOUT APPT. % ZA 322.0S$0 SH06ES N Y'S SAN FORD P L AZA ' ELECTRONIC SALE SPECIAL SI Cricket Lighter THROUGH WEDNESDAY 46 TASTYKAKE HOLIDAY Cookies LB. 129 ~999 Super Savings For Yule Time GIving Req. 1.49 99c Now LEATHER _________________________ 25%,Df , LY L 7:00.FR19:00- . SAT 8:00 JNDAY 12:30.5:30 Nuts Xmas Novelties For The e. ut i(jptt,iit)j BORDEN'S We do I I Eqq -noc make b %# %j AV HAVING A PARTY? LET OUR DELI FILL YOUR NEEDS.... WITH PUBLI.X Party Platters i's's La rge Asst. Disposable Butane if PHflPJr Chris tmas Cards By Gi llette EVERY SATURDAY 9:3G P.M 9 A . M. TIL NOON $6.00 Bank Americard - it - ce1tt FLOWER ."). MOONLiGi BOWLING \: ileau.e ( ROAD SERVICE SANFORD PLAZA ONLY QUART CAN c4t SUNDAY SANFORADPLAZA ONE HOUR CLEANERS 119 NOW 32 B r unswick Lanes Lounge & Snack Bar REGULAR PRICE THRU NEXT WEDNESDAY! SALE gifts. Hurry Airport Blvd. & 17-92 UTY ASSORTED HOLIDAY LET US DRY CLEAN tremendous selection of festive yuletide RE CHEST Publix Till Christmas! LAYAWAY NOW! BANKAMERICARD 8488 Filters 4 REG. 10.99 399 Juicer .4 Only Two Weeks Your Christmas decorating center has a ".' WHOLESALE! 8 TRACK TAPES GREATLY REDUCED $698 Standard Svc. r Charge "MR. COFFEE" COFFEE jWflL*' REDUCED CHRISTMAS 'CANDLE GOBLETS items. . . .for your home or as while selection is goodi Coffee Maker 2 488 A FULL SERVICE SANK MEMBER F 0 I C MEMBER FLAGSHIP RANKS, INC Decorating Must! . . II 323 9951 OF SEMINOLE LANK WITH US A Holiday . m "24 hour Jack" ffj INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby given that ttie CUlT P4 AND FOR SEMINOLE City of Casselberry of Semnose COUNTY, FLORIDA. County, Florida. will receive Sealed CIVIL DI V ISION NO. 7SI943CAP bids up tea 3 P M January S. 1976. 6 in the Casselberry City Hall, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Casselberry. Florida, for Arr. TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor, 'lance Professional Liability In poration organized and e,sting surance, Specifications may be under the laws of the United States tainedat CasSelbirry City Hall. 95 of Americ& Lake Triplet Drive, Cass,lter, Plaintiff. Florida The City reserve's the ncr , vs to accept or reject any or all b THOMAS M BARNES and Bill N Crier YVETTE ) BARNES, his wife. Mayor Defendants City of Casselberry NOTICE OF SALE Publish Dec II, IL 1975 NOTICE is hereby given, that DEU 39 pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure entered December 91h, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 1975 in the Circuit Court ci me NAME STATUTE Ff)riti.ønth h.jriI (ire'u' n iril tx ScrninaI Count' Florta n Civil TO 'i'HO'A IT MAY COt4CEF N Notice is herby given that the Action No. 1S19a3 CA 09G. A THUR H BECKWITH, JR . Clerk I corporation named below, pursuant to the "Fictitious flame Statutethe said Court, will sell for Cash I" Chapter 165 09, FIor'csa Statute, will hand to the highest and best bidder register With the Clerk of the Circuit at the West front door Of lb. Cour Court. in and for Seminole County, ?huse, Seminole County, Florida at Florida, upon receipt of proof of the 1100 o'clock A M on December Publication of this notice, the tic 72nd, 1973 the following deScni titlou name. wit' Orlando real property Situate in Seminole Federal Savingsto arid Loan, under County, Florida, to Wit Lot 3, SOUTH PINECREST, .4th whlchth. corporation named below ADDITION, according to the PIAI is engaged in business in offices locatedat the following addresses ri ?here'of a recorded in PIat Book 12. Seminole County, Florida Page's 42 and 4). Public Records of Semoran Boulevard Seminole County, Florida Winter Park, Florida Including specilically but not by the way of limitation the following 406 East Altamonte Drive described proprty, Altamonte Springs, Florida Relrigerator, Range, Carpet DATED thiS 9th day of December. That the party intereSted in sa 1973 business enterprist is as follows Seal Dade Federal Savings Arthur H. Be'tkwi?h, Jr. Arid Loan &$5*ciaton Clerk of the Circuit Court of Miami By Elaine RlCharOe By: Alan B. Ivej De'puly Clerk A Senior Julius G. Petruska Vice President of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA Publish Nov. 27, Dec 4, 11, is, 1973 $ North Magnolia Avenue DEl , Orlando, Florida 32101 Publish: Dec 1), 1973 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND DEU 11 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT , FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-2406-CA -"A CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN RE. JAMES RICHARD SOLOMON. P4. COUNTY. FLORIDA Petitioner, CIVIL ACTION NO. 752O44.CA09.A W INTER PARK FEDERAL ' LOAN JANETT DARLENE SOLOMON, SAVINGS AND Respondent. ASSOCIATION, a corporation NOTICE OF SUIT organized and existing under the THE STATE OF FLORIDA laws of the United Slate; TO: JANETT DARLENE Amerk a, SOLOMON Plaintiff, 2115 17 A vtnue I Wichita Falls, Texas 76301 CARLO KROPI and ANN if KROP4. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Sit hatb,en filed against you wife. Defendants. In Circuit Court for Seminole MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE County. Florida, entitled IN RE CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE JAMES RICHARD SOLOMON. PIOTIrEto ISHEREBY GIVEN that Petitioner v, JANETT DARLENE Pursuant a Fnai Judgment of SOLOMON, ReSpOridin?, Civil Foreclosur, entered in the above 75-2106CA 04 A The eI.titk ,ij,e in the Ciruil court of Acflon Pie ?h Ei'ghteenth Judicial Circuit. In nature of thiS ut is to Obtain a .rid for Seminole County, Florida. I di&iutiofl of marriage and to have vll Sell at public auction to the the following described real to the Petitioner F qpiest bidder for cash at the West property a*ar hiSSum Sole and separate property as front door of the Courthouse in the £5 lump alimony, said property nr,a 999 CCI them! Xmas Tree Dessert Cups For Party Use Or Making Beautiful Packages With Designfl Req. 59c Req. 29c Now 3 F 0 Now R us Pizza, Subs Electric aghetti! Brewmas'ter Oft ed WIlituck All Purpose Hot Water Pot )STY' S PIZZA SANFORD PLAZA (ITO THE THEATRE CARRY OUT 2n8610 Yarn Includes EIecric Cord 100 pct. Polyester Machine Washable Machine Dryable 4 Oz. Skeins Req. 2.99 Req. $1.39 99c Now Now Layaway - . - . City of Sanford, Seminole Florida at the hour of Ii 00County, AM on located in Seminole County, Florida December 72nd, 1915. that certain to wit: Lot 1. Block F. Sprng Valley parcel of real property described as Lo follows: 7. Block "EN", LAKE ELLEN Farms, Section 4. Plat Nook 14, Page . as Pualic recorded in th• Seminol. It'.g.n at the Southwest corrier of County Records. Further property located in ADDITION TO CASSEL BERRY, as recorded or, Plat Book 7, Page 63. Pinellas County. 10 wIt: Lot 6, Gulf Viiw Garde'n ., Plat Publit Records of Seminole County, dl. Page 23, public records of Florida, run Easterly, to the Southeatt corner of said Lot 7; Pinellas County. Further property located n 'hnccSouthd'qly along the Westerly Cot,nty, Ohio. to wit ri'ht of way line of Lake Ellen Lot ill, Wickliffe, AuStintwn Drive, 75 feet; the'nce Westerly parallel to the Southerly line of said Township, M.al'.onsng County, Ohio, LO 2. 150 feet. thence Northerly to purchased 121465 You are hereby required to file 'he' Paint of Beginning, being part of Lct 7, Block "EN", LAKE ELLEN your written aelersn *i1h the Clerk DDITION TO CAS5ELBE RR Y, as of the said Court and serve a copy recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 6) thereof upon the Petitioner, or Public Records of Seminole County, Petitioner's attorneys, whoe ad Florida dress is annexed hereto, on or before January 72nd. 1976, or a Default wilt ceal) be entered against you Arthur H B"ckwith. Ci..k of tt'e' Circu't Court WITNESS my hand and teal thit 13, Elaine RiChard. 2ltltdayot November. 1975, as Clerk of the Circuit Court in a for (' outy Clerk Seminole County, Florida, W E WINOERWEEDLE, JR (Seal) Wiriderwec'dle, Hanes, Anlh'jr H Beckwith, Jr Ward & Woodman, P A PC Box $60 Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Lillian T .)e'nkns V, ntr Park, Florida 32119 Dtpifly Clerk Attorneys for Plaintiff Hoffman, H Gary L Dirlam, Esa PubliSh Dec Il, 1975 DEU 4 endry. Parker & Smith 1500 Hartford Building NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOC E Robinson St. virtu• of thai rprt,n Writ 0 Orlando Florida 322t Execution ISsued out (if arid under Publish' Nov 77. Dec 4 II. 11. 1975 the Seal of the Circuit Court of DEl 150 Orange County, Florida, upon a linal iudgment rendered in the atoresa'c, CITY OF Ourl On the 101h day of November, kINTER SPRINGS, A D 1973. in that certain case Cri FLORIDA title'd, M.'raare$ Ann Scholke' arid Notice of Puhlic Hearing Trust Company Florida, Co TO ViHOM II MAY CONCERN i*e(ut3rof the Estate of Meryl D. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SchuIke, deceased Pta'nllII. VS the City Council of the City of Winter w A A S, Inc., et aI, Defendant. Sprinq, Florida, that said CouncI which aforesaid Writ of Execution will hold a public hearing a' 7 30 nat delivered to me as She'rill of p ni , or as soon thereafter as Seminole County, Florida, and I Postibif. on Monday, Cecember 79, h,iye levied upon the following 1915, to Consider the adopton of an .teitribej propertt owned by Orana' bp ,he Coy of #Cnter A A S., Inc. said property being Springs, Florida. title of *hi(h is as toratr'din Seminole County. Florida, 1011*5 fflOFC Particularly described as AN CDIP4AUCE OF THE dli fellows CF WINTER SPRINGS FLORIDA One (I) Lockheed L,arslar Mark PROVIDING FOR AN AYEPIEJ II, Serial No 2300, Model No II, MENT TO ORDINANCE NO 123 'OgetPier with interior furnishng "F.ttlLy s,t. l.si%i,NG POOL sr1ted in nearby h.3ner. being theORDIP4APICE or IIIF CITY OF "ne arpiane upon WViI of WINTER WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA." *I the' A copy of said Ordnae shall be Itt, day of MarchA D 1975 located available at thC 01t,,r of Inc City it le' SaWord Airport in Sanford, C1 11, *1 the City of Writer Springs, I Jorid.i Additional inf orma t ion Florida, for all persons desiring to ,lailabIC from the Civil D'v'son of eamne same 'tin Seminole County St'eriff's ALL PART ES INTERESTED Department ARE t,V:T TO A'UEPID AND .'d the undersigne' 1 as Sheriff 01 BE HARD St'rninole County. Florida. will at THISNOTICE stobepubI5n fl II 1 AM c'n the 72nd dAy of theEieing HerAld a fl('wtp3pfr cl D"enibCr A 0 1975. oiler for Ule general circulAtion in sad City. Or .iiiij Sell to the hightt Odder for subirt to itny And All existing t h e time of the' pvtni.( P'ear'nq 'e ns, at the Fr oflt(We'sl) Door of the 0ITED thiS 5th aa, l Decrm e, ''minol County Courthouse se in A () ills S,ant)rd, F1'r,da tn,' iitoi' s tis(,rbed personal proper?, Springs In,', ,i TP'at S.l.d sale is being made to By S M,,r, I s.ttsly the terms of said Writ of City Clerk I 'e(utson CAIJY F i',i,(I'w John E Polk, C ity Attrnt', Cit, of s,'. - �ON 011111 92 r_ OVAMPRIWPM _______ -_ 00-11 0-1111F - w 8A-Ev,nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. __J_1-,--i• '111011 1 0P 7 . Thursday, fl c. l l. _.173 Imprisonment To End Dec. 19 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PETITION FORM it appriurs oil Christian HOME ADDRESS - tilburials, Sirrular restrictions on other Public Officer% And `vmPI0Yr" r"4T be cit:blMrd by law, (0 There shall be held November 2. tride evident conimituon fit conduct in v estigations an d man ak e con. cernit? breach tit Article II. S!cUon Si. treated to read: iunuliction of the imi-.l ffS,?frfflPiorra . ....... Ethics in public office is a public trust. The propi, s IhI7'h'10 ui, (1) This section shall not t,, construed to li mit Jii blur,', and ttj tin a gainst abuse. o assure this nilit. prohibitions which may be established by law to prestrve, Iht(a) All elected constitutional offictrs and candidates for such Public trust and avoid conflicts betwerl, public duties and offices and. as may be determined by law. other public officers Private inlerrsts, I cAndtdatrs, and rmp$overs shall (tie full and public disclosure 01 their financial interests. (b) All el"ted public officers and candidates (of such offices "I file full and public disclosure, of their campaign finarevs. W Any L(;eo2ac:f&:c; trust for an) Iverson or routs inducing such breach lifull be liable to the state for all financial benefits o b tained by such act i ons.The manner uf,rc,,,r, and additional damages may tw protilled by I&%-. td, Any public other, or employee who ts contcted of a felony involving a breech of public trust "I be subject to forkilult of su ch Uiic ,7 r'mber 5'lulurU UT 14W. of the legislature or statewide elected office, shaU prsonafly represent another person or entity to, compensa- (son before the Iocmment body or agency of whir the Individual was an of,tc',r or member for a persod of two 'wean :ouowu vacation of office. No member of th e legislatur e that personally reprewist anothe, person or entity to, compensation duzlng term of office before any stile agency other than ud1et.al te (h) Sheduir-On the effective date of this amendmen t aml changed by tAw: V1 Full and Public disclosure of financial Intefrsts %hall mean I off with the CttU'V f state b July ILf each rars;wo,n -ing assc t and liabilit In filMs' Of $1.0GO and its value together with one 4if the fOlf"Allill: a.Acopy of the prisons most recent federal income t. b.' A sworn statement which Id rrI um cif ai,d amount of iiltom-,~ which exceeds $1.0tio. ITe Ilirms lilt IlilU IAS4U O PICSCIIOCO the tntlrprnd,nI ct'mmtsunflrsti),. fished in subsection (1). an such ruin shill include disc losure of wCond*r, 'nurces of Income, (2) Persons holding statewide elective offices thrill also uk disclosure of their financial interests pursuant to su bsection 3 he independent commission provided for In subsection ((I shall mean the Florida Commission Ofl Ethics, -- . - - - -- -- TA11AHASSEE (AP) - Former Education Commissioner Floyd ChrisUan, jailed tin federal income tax charges, will Christian will serve one year probation on the federal Charge and is serving seven years probation on a state conviction if)- be released five days early so he can be home for Christmas. vol%ing kickback, conspiracy and perjury charges. Christian's attiwney, Jn. JReoh of Tallnhas.s' akl Wednesday that the f or mer Cabinet off icer ill be reieased from a federal prison Dec. 19 af ter serving most o a s -mon sentence. 41 000 In fines and restitution for He h" been orde red kickbacks he was found guilty of accepting from a former education cootracts. S business assm ate w o was awar The state is appealing to the 1st Distri ct Court of Appeal a lows court ruling that Christian is entit.led to his $Z.000I-a-year st4te He said Christian is being released before the sentence was to expire Dec. 24 because of a Christmas release policy. - 5.. , , , servi. ng the sentence at we ICuC[w prison at rgun Air Force Base, was given credit for the 51 days he served before ,IIIuI By DONNA ESTES provide that any public office Herald Stall Writer or employe who breached 11th State Rep. Robert Hattaway public trust for private gain an (D-Altamonte Springs) has any person or entity inducln launched the campaign in four such breach" would be liable ti central Florida counties, In. the state for all financia cluding Seminole, endorsing benefits obtained by such actloi Gov. Reubin Askew's bi d for and the official's pension rights full and public financial lfconvictcd oil a felony would l disclosure by elected officials, in jeopardy. Hattaway and his campeign In addition legislators wouk team of some 50 persons are be banned from acting a seeking 17,500 voters' lobbyists while in office and fc signatures in Seminole, two years alter leaving office Orange, Osceola and Brevard Hattaway said the "Suoshlix Counties to have Askew's Amendment" was designed U "Sunshine Amendment" to the bring public trust back mU Florida Constitution placed on politics to counter '5.wtuat Is the Nov. 2,1976 general election happening In thi' county, th ballot, state and the nation. Hattaway and his assistant in "A lot of the public has lot ci the signature gathering doubts about public officials campaign, Robert Poi of today," Hattaway said, adding Ca.sselberry, hope to have the amendment "will restore signature cards completed - faith In government. before March's presidential" It a person Is going to be preferential primary. involved in politics, he is goin Statewide, the teams sup- to have to let the people know porting Askew's move have a what he has," Rep. Hattaway goal of 300,000 "Ignaturea, said. although only 210,000 are Hattaway Said ata meeting in necessary under the section of Altamonte Springs he held last the 1963 Florida Constitution week a group of 20 were exwhich permits amendment of pected to volunteer to gather the state document by the the signatures, but a soup of 50 initiative of the people. showed up to offer assistance instead. The "SurhIne Amendment" He said four' "Sunshine would require all elected of. fidala, cortitutIonaI officers Days" will be scheduled during and candidates for public of. the three-month campaign for (Ice, from the state level to the signatures when well-known municipal level, to file full and political personalities such as complete public disclosure of Askew and U.S. Sen. Lawton their financial interests with Chiles (DLakeland) will assist the Secretary of State's office In the door-to-door effort. each year showing net %wth, "It Is going to take AM Identifying each asset and people-power to make this drive liability In excess of $1,000. miccesduj" he said. .,......A.....& _....t.i -- runu JrfI.IRL ,p Holiday Car Re. oltusal OFFER for as little as Pius DAY Our ScLaI Mileage Rates RENT THRU THE HOLIDAYS U42UII5L4 . New Years - Ill be In the hearts of little boys and gi r ls d h Dear Johnny, some of the other young bucks have been training to help Thank you for sending your list so I will have some them out. ideas of what toys to bring you Christmas Eve. I hope you have been a good bow this year and minded Mom and A very merry Christmas to you and Catherine and our famib'. Dad flhIiJ!i1T.1.71i - BO N ANZA! NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS DISCOUNTED ONLY PERFUMES • WATCHES • COLOGNES • RADIOS .STEREOS • PHONOS • ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 1 4DAYS TIL HE CHRISTMAS ,. AL & BEAUTY AIDS Popular control with night light - - by Ken-Tech _lw-_ WESr BEN 8CU II I-I Pr Z. " DRIP COFFEE MAKER WITH THE EXCLUSIVE DOUBLE FILTER gives piping 39.95 AS SEEN ON TV WITH in Seminole County. We need to raise $50,000 in Seminole County in a very short time, and these funds will be ooNE AP 1121 CLOSENESS-COMFORT SETTINGS AS SEEN 110.220 V FOR WORLDWIDE USE 55 PCT. MORE CUTTING POWER ON TV 4C is ready to place these children if we raise the needed amount locally. At this time of the year we all have much to do with our money, but little that could do more than a few dollars for 4C. NORELCO LADY SHAVE / ELECTRIC Over 340 mothers have been approved for this care and VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH FOR WORLDWIDE USE, 14.95 LIST REMINGTON RADIAL 99 CHROMIUM EDGE HEADS LADY SUNBEAM UL LISTED 16.99 . . TWIN HEAD Give to support 4C. 1 14 MAX 25.99 LIST AD QIQ - 'F - 650 WATT S STYLING CHRISTMAS ACCESSORIES DEPT. 4 SHOWER WAlER '5 j.âau u to: \\ PI , MASSAGE Seminole County Jack Prosser Ford No. LS4B 699 99 31 699 iJfl ti i E lflL UIIU Flagship U.S. Bank Highway 17-92 and Fre:ch Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 IAl...L a; The 4C Children's Fund 15.?9 LIST GILLETTE SUPER 1 COMPLETE TRIM- A _ TDC Send . No. RCS SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR A MANS FACE LIST 99 HP 2108 TWO SIDED SHAVING HEAD (1 TOOTHBRUSH 1. suffer little children? Let's prove that Semiole County can handle its own serious problem. / 2299 No. 300 NORELCO ROTARY 99 LIST 42.95 FOR HIM FOR HER PRECISION FOIL SCREEN HEAD FOR CLOSE SHAVE. I., .1000 WATT • GLASS JAR CORD STORAGE Model GOLD-AVOCADO-WHITE No. 94 WITH TIMER- BLEND CONTROL : 1 4599 ^04 04 SCHICK FLEXAMATIC BROXIDENT BLENDER so 399_ _1 ELECTRIC SHAVERS matched on a 7 to I basis by State and Federal governments. Ths money will be used to provide professional day care for the children of low-income families. Why. sheave cream can. Listed 991299 LIST 14 SPEED GSM PACKAGED WITH TRAC II AND FOAMY ' Withitefill. Model 300 WARING GILLETTE Heated shove cream fo • more comfoeiobi, shoves. UsesonyttondordoerosoJ - hot lather. ii 22.95 LIst General Electric Electionic hot lather dispenser, " The Community Coordinated Child Care (4C) Program wants to help provide professional care for these children The alternative is no better. When capable wafle earners must stay home all day as baby sitters, they 4 become overwhelmed with frustration and despondency that come from being wholly dependent on welfare types of income. 14 23.99 LIST 22.99 LIST SCHICK AUTOMATIC How? - PVRb STEAM STYLING WAND 19.95 LIst What can we do about it? We can provide a place for these children during the daytime by helping defray some of the cost of day care centers. btw part 44.95 LIST - -- 77 No. R900 HOT LATHER DISPENSERS A better way! supervision, and the type of loving care and guidance their parents would like to provide - but can't afford. The 1~- M thermostat It's true that in the Biblical use, the word "suffer" meant to allow. But today in Seminoie County. for hundreds of little pre-school children, the word "suffer" tells it like It is. Many suffcr from lack of proper food, proper kI\K AAA A#1A 9.9 DIGI TAL 'FM CLOCK RADIO - flu Swivel cord There are literally hundreds of little children in Seminole County who must fend for themselves while their parents try to eke out a living on low-paying jobs. Many of these youngsters are left alone all day, either locked up in rooms or worse yet, left to roam about streets and alleys while their mothers are away at work. - COMPUTER TYPE ELECTRO READOUT nJs-r .j- LIST HWY. 1792 at 27th ST. SANFORD DOUBLE SIZE 15.88 5 Transistor, Trensc,jverWaJkje Talkie Army Style Case, Morse Code Sending Key wi th Copy of Morse Code. 7 Section Telescopic Antenna2'WSpeaker. Voium & Sending Switch. Carry Strap & Battery Included. WITH MORSE CODE 19.95 OPEN DAILY 1,001 ITEMS 'Northern ELECTRIC BLANKET WINDSOR WALKIE TALKIE - • PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER OPEN SUNDAY 10-7 / HAND HELD OR STATIONARY 39.95 ST PH. 2214*; 24 88 ,- !( 35 MINI LITES Indoor-outdoor 1.19 S 50 MINI LITES indr.ot do ,r 1.99 • JUMBO ROLL PAPER OR FOIL WRAP 99' BANDED L 10 REEL TINSEL RIBBONS tGARLAND nn F ROLLERS triM/2° KiNDNESS _ 3WAY -wW -J -"! HAIRSETTER HAIRSETTER ' 771 ALL -' COLORS SET COND. SET STEAM MIST Includes 6 ox bottle of condit ioner 7 Not responsible for typographical 4 .216.88A ,4 - Caselbcrry trip. Because they are getting uld and tired, Rudolph and 104 & Ew..cL HWY. 17-9 AT LAKE MARY BLVD- 9 Apple Hill Hollow * - Car Rentals years like old Santa, Donnerand BlItitil and the rest start getting restless this time of year anxious to start the hi THE BUYS ARE AL,w ,--, AYS BETTER AT r- PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU 12.15 errors We reserve --.1 fishing pole (toy), mini bike (Honda i and Play Doh 0 \ A Casselberry lPJIII5 UI L?SU 7-. AND WE GIVE YOU Ch1stms & I am glad to say old Santa is still alive and kicking. As lon as Christian and his wife, Margaret, have sold their Tallahassee lie pleaded guilty last April to failing to report $30,000 In Income In 1969 and evading $15,751 in federal income taxes. In a plea- home and will probably move to an apartment, possibly In the St. bargained deal, the government dropped charges that Christian Petersburg area. failed to report $43, 357 in 1971 Income, evaded $19, 819 in taxes Christian was a football coach in that area and was & and perjured himself by falling to disclose his Interest from a of PineIlas County schools beforc his 1965 appolilt lier II bank accuwfl. ment as education commissioner. cost of care in professionally administered day care centers is more than most low annual incomes can cover. Rent Acm' 750 Cace1ber Dear ErIc. bear Santa Claus, I would be happy if you would give me these things that I have listed for Chr istmas. A toy vaceum cleaner, a mv box, bowling in set, air hockv.Close and Play stero. Robbie Gergley 370 Violet Dell Dear R obbie, Thankyou for your kind letter and your interest in my hlntatClaus , 0, nice toys and havenice reindeers bring them soon enough. have a merry Christmas. Can you be at every house soon? Are your reindeers name blltzen, dasher, dancer, prancer, pictzen, comet cupid and donner and rudolph? Santa loves Rudolph. Good-by e Santa Claus. You are a nice man because you bring us nif-v toys. Robbie loves Santa Claus Eric Siclivene 6W Sunrise Dr. Jacobs said Christian plow to Spend the Cliristmas holiday at (Catherine too!) Rdf tnit. pending in the IU.. In nddltion, the public of. Signatures are to be solicited fidals and candidates would on cards rather than on the have to file a copy of income tax traditional petition forms to returns or a sworn statement safeguard the signatures. Identifying each separate Hattaway said. Cards locally source and amount of income are to be returned to Hattaway which exceeds $1,000, at P.O. Box 384, Altamonte T1s jq The state has refused to pay the pension while the case is This Is the form being used In the "Sunshine Amendment" petition d'he. It may be clipped, signed and sent to State Rep. Robert Hattaway, P.O. Box 884, Altamonte Springs. Rep. Hattaway Starts Drive On Amendment - Morris and Dads will remember me, too! Thank you for believing enough to write, but I agree you are asking for a lot. Love, Santa _____ 1 1eiors of my death have brei greatly exaggerated "It's not for him specially," Jacobs said. "It's a result of ver their C"tmas policy is." Thursday, Dec. 11, 19IS-9A Herald Readers Write Let ters To Santa Dear Santa. I want a new TV set and a stero and a pool and a new stove. Don't mention it but I'm a pig. I found out that there is no Santa Claus. Because my Mom told me. But I wish th ere was. Because then more presents and that _._COUNTY &in a registered voter of FlondA and hereby Petition the S""llifil of state to Place the following amendment to the Florida Constitution on the Ilmllot In the itcn*i&l election to be _ To Be I Release& v ening Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl tht right to limit quantities No. k420 j 99 q;. L;si IN - �-- -:: f ;-- T ; 4__jr - trr' _____- - ___ - -. T_ - -, ___._f-=---=-1 - - - w-_ -.----.---• _- ---s_- ---- ' - - ---------,s--- - -a- 1. *-1.----c -,----- - - -S M EN . , DIETRICH Correspondent F-I o Iiclay' a tossup Saturday night which . ' -' DORIS \ WO Herald Saturday was a red-letter day (Denise) Swain, mother of the "in and around" for o series of bride-elect, and Mrs. Naomi social gatherings as the spirit Durham, mother of the and merriment of the holiday prospective bridegroom. •I'he season began with a whirlwind mothers also received corsages U Se s'ue1 I _____ 1r9 ______ 4 %1 # I i i,- - i tll! 4 'Z'il j ,, 1' •. . - k_a 4 I: " , s . •• ... . ..s.. - -_ ijf -_ . I I - 'c r 11 f! - __ 11 ___s -.- -•-- . . ' 'l_.Ji._.........- ~ __ _______ . El, :... .• :. - I . ~. ~_ i -.7 - Now W1.1 - - - __ - CI - ~- ! '1 I 1 t - 1I , . 70"~~~M , -- , . YO 14 ~ _ - - W '4 I L _`_z _ f' I --_-~. ~i -_ . , .i I - /i .1e4 7 - Ginger Bennett ileit and Ruth Senkarik, are preparhiag i art exhibit with "Pppy [Ave"the ceder ol attraction . - - service ---- i' • - ---ii,.a T_r u i l iii, - TIA -P -1V t*'; . .'i -' ' J..- ....... i. _.V.; _ I -- - if *Reception Cards ~ , 1\ ~ ~ &~ I ~ N.-.. ur ilen Ihiitting ___ , tiTher1iziu9 CRAS I L C J ane LOIu Co lby Sportswear Queen Casual Fashions The Mat F aytex ex ay Woman evi fl - C'imr,_ And Othr Brand Name MIfChafldI$.e Pl L We Clothe The I . . _ ofoad Entire Family *w0h1w DEPARTMENT STORE - - L you scratching your head for your Christmas tree, how - a blue denim collar for the perfect gift for the pet who about: your dog? has everything, don't throw in - a 25 pound, five-foot long, - a new scratching post for the bone! $100 special order rawhide your cat' "This ye selection of gift bone? - the new, taller litter box? ..,.. items or pets . even - a doggie some new catnip toys" unique andit extravagant stocking fi1l'4 with '''her Ii hI - •- new h than last year's," says Ed rawhkle hnnes and toys? which you place your hamster Cunningham, buyer of pet - a vinyl raincoat with hood orgertA1 and wtiictiet,him rofl supplies for Walgreens. "More and matching bo3ts? (The boots on the floor protected from your and more people are treating really psotect Ids feet when cat or dog? their pets as members of the walking on - a shingled-roof, redwood family and consequently are driveways.) wild bird feeder' showering them with Chiistzna.s - beef flavored toothpaste - a colorful sand terrarium gifts." for your dog? for your favorite snake, lizard To make your pe t's eyes - a brass or canopy bed for or tarantu. Does a pet really appreciate this kindness? - I W111 utrKt., cr,t u - . -. J, 'C.- --' '' Se Any Seiko watch is prac!caUy a guaranteed succesz as a gilt, but a Seiko Ouartz watch is the truly magnificent gift. Seiko is the world leader in quartz, renowned for quartz watches of slim elegance and great accuracy to within seconds per month. Cornachoosefrom our Seiko Qdartzrollec,ionfor the very special man in your life t i i I Rent fu Iv DAY 1i MEN'S STORE 205 W. FIRST ST. - it 41V-* " # ;j -P 14 FDjJ1 ___ Lingerie Gifts for the ladles in their life. •1 ) • IFDII(I(!% . ('DR f( J 3I FE F.JiL f. j \ J '\\ ~ _ I ~ / _14 ,. I r-rt, ..#1 Cly1fil. - - 'I- ____ - A** 7 T-4 jj I ~ 210E FIRST -step _ -; 0%10 I.., - _ _ 112S PARK OOWNTOWNSANFORD - 'A __ - - ~_, _r _. ) j % / / -, // I '! #. \ \ t~ Ai i , - V9 01 ! j43 _4 1! 1 12572 , ,,, $7-00 - 111L4,I*.LUUttJ $2250 - . rLING FREE. 'j. r _.- UAyQNARAiMV.1 ` 1- ,.-' Corduroy Coats I I . I ,i .i , ~ 829,00 3 Natural and Rrown Tones -, k . / , RoJay,218-210 E. Fli3t St. ,' - . 4. % - ~ ch ristmas is.., party- time 'I. - '&4 ! k; - ' , ' $ 45000 FREE GIFT WRAPPING D,t 1 & A.Ir. 1 1 1, : ificde ci,I U%/$ ii: U;z - `11;;4 V , " ; RVIR O'Pu - O.2d1I9O SOAMnA1 Of __ __ . R 7110~2 T -j" __ It's "Happy Holiditing" for Miss Sandy Bryant, __ 7 - 1 _ ago 4. Sandy it all drtsed up for the holidays In Cinderella's Christmas red dotted swiss dress with white mock apron lavishly trimmed in Lace and beautiful appliqued _ I' - - -• - - - - , - - . flowers Classes Set in Sanford Announce Our lovely young model Is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Ann Bryant and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fox, of Safoc-d. ____ a , , M I :-' . - -; ti, Our Wardrobe sting with new fashions for boys and girls. Many • -- - - - - - - -- - -1 - - are festive In appearance as well as casual. All are great for Christmas glfting. [- . _-PM!V. _______ - '- - - tj~ liffic iiiuitlrobi I I - ,tl.rd florida ys Sizes Infant through g Girls Sizes Infant through 14 2;0 E. First St. .M iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _' 323-802o 29 _______ low I50% v 6 A - ~ SAVI ' - 4 .1 I - - FLEECED LINED Iv I - , ~4 Unlined I i?382 , , - . _-_ - ~ .~~:~ ; -,-__--~ ~__- - .w .JT__j -, Drizzler Jackets I I _~ X __ FAMOUS 144 M .11 __ BUTLER FLAZA, CASSELBERRY I/ j madonna dolls from scrap at noon. Election nf officers will Ir. and Mrs. Date Wagner Walter Bethea (Marion). materials for Christmas, be held Jan. 22 at 1 p.m. notmee the birth of their first Paternal grandparent is Id, a daughter, Brittany Edward Wagner. ye, born Dec. 6 at Florida ZA ', 1 spital and weighing 6 is Maternal great-grandparcnt 1 John Hertt, Orlando and inds,lh (i _______ -!~., Thursday mornings 9:30- 10:30 like the results; come and give Guests, particularly from the didays will do to your at the Sanford Civic Center it a try, urge Recreation South Seminole area, were sistline? beginning Jan. 6. Department instructors, welcome as plans are being After all the feasting and Registration is free to city made to start a club in this rtying make a New Year's residents Dec. 8 through Jan. s Toastmistress area Please call 339.1= for solution to take it off with the at the Recreation office, youth details. inford Recreation Depart- wing of Sanford Civic Center. The Orlando Toastmistress ent. Moaning and groaning won't Club hcld a covered dish Tourist Club The Recreation Department take those Inches off, but meeting at the home of Dahlia Longwood Tourist Club held II hold a six-week Women's exercise will! Remember, Raines, 500 Topaz Avenue, its Christmas party at noon imnastics class Tuesday and exercise can be fun and you'll Orlando, on Tuesday. The today at the Holiday House on highlight of the evening was a Aloma Avenue. The first dinner demonstration speech by Myra meeting of the new year will be d Moreland on how to make gold on Jan. 8 at Sannyshade Park, P= i4-401.[ ir r~_ -I we I .' / 4.~V WGALLERY- J. _ * 4 BUCKBOARD - - - . 9600 I Baby Dolls, Shorties, I Not? _.. Large Assortment Of Colors ' / rIlk . Pts from 175 -- 5)' 4-? - 0 An Original Pain: for Christmas . . . John Yeackle has a fi ne selection of his water colors available now. -,,. - Irs. Wagner is the former paternal great-grandparent is b Keeling. Maternal Mrs. H. T. Wagner, Jackson- *Machine Washable * Slips and half Iips \ - - ".- l N' - - __ , . . I \ I -L-i , :~ i - .9 I I -Aw V a g n e r Birth Cardigans i AL iii (0/W S. SOft fnlni ,s \ / , / BY McGREGOR . 14 ;i1Se-t . :• ' - clIo,is, /ii'i 1('f!1/. • • • . (IPII( (lIP W'FuIIv !mI( -. ( '?. =_' , /A /I'I'(L/Im1'In.r I1Il('rI( i i. (,• - I ft a % A • ft FR!DAY, DEC. 12th \ L PH. 322-4511 1, . huh ____ PH. 321.09$0 22$E.FIRSTST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD - '' 24' -- I I .1,.'oo'--',-..16..C~.4~,1, 1 1 '. Has been set aside for the men of Sanford to shop for a .- ,.P-. I - IL Concerned with what the Shop Downtown . I I . __ 3'limnastics V & %;~Zpp -. " - .-* -. - _i!---' !ubNotes ' ,- ______ / The Spoiler U10111111111111411111IL111114111 MAKE HERS A- ,vif- MEN S ` Vincent) i 4 themselves and friends in pictures, reminiscing about old times and being nostalgic about "the good old days." A telephone committee will attempt to reach as many of th e Sanfurd-Seminole pioneers" as possible to encourage them to join their friends at the Museum. There Is no charge to view the exhibit and the public i invited. ' c. We will be pleased to gilt wrap your purchases at no charge. k 32 't: k_i - ?W.'FIRST ST. SANFORD fVV C...44-'s, #1W AI"F AGGRESSION I " new lashlon dtmenvon;' QuUeta is a super fine u gy' ., k " "-" flpOfl WJ&IJ a SUij-tj liflus lmcaU (adored with bAMON's new sport collar ip Iiydeilnned to wear with the kisure suit, or solo f.uo button ad;us:ab iuf(s Machjne washable. easy care In fashion and new clay tones SMLXL 25.00 I is 'r' "' . ~ I11 - Circuit Court Judge Dominick Saul (center) was featured opeakerat the Mmsday night meeting of the Mental Health Association of Seminole County held In St. Mark's Presbyterian Church, Altamonte Springs. lie discusses his subject, "Creative Aggression," with Mental Health Assn. members 1 from left) Polly Stevens, director of Stepping Stones; Harvey Walters, Association president; Ginger Herndon, vice president; and Jim Sprlgg, president elect. (Herald Photo by Bill / AL . At Photo Exh bition . . UDGE TALKS . it ITURE The Special gift for the al man in your life,0 Friends" day by the Board of ThLofts. It was apparent from last i ko Sunday's opening that many area resident, enjoyed seeing - - 1' P11 " APIRIN ! ~4 - -... if . 4 2-1771 . -- Why -0 . ~ A j I ' , . , , More Usan 60enthusastjc visitors viewed the pictorial bit nf` William R. vinecent Sr., or. display at the Henry S. S.mford Musewn, and Library in Sanford. The exhibit will public throughout the month of December on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons from 2-5. V,;~Ilf .* _-* I - ¼1 t*IRs, 110921) 110921)AND Av / . . -7~ mi' ' A dollan t , 1. 1Irp.ti ' Sea-r-s i-An - I.' C"W116 - W__7V-__=1j~__1"L=r%-~._M -.-.----- _-.~ -__~-, -- com pact carp. cIs*rn mackie that lifts di,t, g,1.. aad tssid..s almost as bright as the lights on your pet to match yours' Old Friends Reunited - ; ;.' ~j P. I PINECREST CENTER HWY. 11-92 AT 27(h ST. SANFORD ~ Pet Who Has ElWU7 ,rAnrything "'I"YP"') If the Christmas rush has left from J a(ICcobson's - -.1 . youpCom 1 Delivery time 3 days on most orders. __ SMM Gift For LLLW W ALLI~ LS - WIL Z7 _____ nI . - i ii.,.' - F Perfect Lt;v 02~' .7, 11- -;.. -. - tv , Shop the convenient way. . ~ ti V and 3R0&MAOPJOLIA 208 S. Sanford c - ir I' GIFT 1 4 ~ , i : --n4 . f 1 = -i . I I- -7- - - Ph. 322-5434 % 0 F .. A%_W.l 1-- . . L _]t~-_1,-:__ ; _~__1_ 'Fine Fancy Stationery - ________ -_ ~t v l ,I L 1950 A - - -7 - For your shopping convenience. our Telephone Saks Unit will be open to take orders until 8 p.m. Monday through Friday til Dec. 19, 1975. JOHN VEACJ'Lr -1 -L'7? F, I- 1 ,1 f,tr1,L N -,7 -* A=UM. i 14-,#i il.,~ - , . ~ 1,11 II ?~ ... .. . ,, wLmr)i- 11,'tLr'il~' .,~, L fie:_;_ -- I . .-. MW _________ Select ,'iir_ _ (formal paneled or fancy embossed) I/ 11 a i - . W. . ; rt.. , ,: Ih II t'- _I . - 'I .. I 11"n - - ____ • . .'14-11i In Keeping with National Art Week, Florida Federation of Women's Clubs (I"FWC) has designatcd Dec. 15-21 as FFWC Art Week. Federated Women's Clubs throughout the state will Participate in this event. During this observance, the Arts Department of Sanford Woman's Club is endorsing Mrs. John (Ginger) Bennett's one-man art exhibit on display throughout the entire month at Senkarik Glass and Paint Company, Inc., 210 S. Magnolia Ave. Open to the public, there is no admission charge. hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. until noon on Saturday. Mrs. Bennett, who lives on a small farm in Lake Mary, began painting seriously about five years ago. Her favorite subjects are children and animals. She said, "I have always enjoyed nature and have had .great love of animals all my life. I like to try to capture moods and communication on canvas." A member of Sanford-Seminole Art Association, Florida Federation of Art, and Artists League of Orange County, Mrs. Bennett said she prefers working with oils din' to the flexibility and movability of them. She said it I (tI3!lcflge attempting many different subjects, Inc lu(Iing everything from rustic scenes to puppies and little girls. Her exhibit at Senkarik's features a combination of pastels, oils and acrylics. The colorful collection captures several rustic views, two brilliant fighting cocks, somber skies, wiixlsong and a variety of animals with several painted on denim and 1ramd in rnr%n rrna,*r,rv ..•)... I... . *"Thank You's" 9N nkins ________ v i • f if - lh ' .- ri . ' 'Wedding Invitations ii! 'Mi1t_ I I . . 'Week For Art - __________ Gerber Legendary Blades Chef Set 24 hour r, !, ELi' - REG2450 "-. - k 4450 -------° The "Quilseta" 11 - 4 . WESTWOOD LAMPS PEG 55 CO 3995 t i , ~~ - PENS & PENCILS REGS2TOS2O REG '1 i-- %_==im, _~ . - J !2 Boxes For The Price Of f ir I f. Stationery 2 - - iM. ~ Convenience ~ _________ . L 1 1 - - PIANO &OANSALfi ' BOB , , ( , ______ Endorses Artisi _* __. : i,~k%i ',' t! -' IL i_ , ' .~ 4 ' r I'f I 4'\ I ~:l r-0-4 i . .. . Yh......4... I 'I'll I ill t .00 V : &~ a 1 I .- ~.. I - 7- - 11 VF1Wq . I -- " . . , *~7' . I ~.~" -_~.._ ; II _. --.----. .1--1 . " - .i i '$ a '-- ' - ___ -. - ~ Club tO ^ 0, -I __ a -I 0 1 aJ. P - I I1 -_ A.-,` 1!f ' -'- ~4 ` _ 9AN! I I I :Hi in _~ 1 ,4 - Woman's ill- ----- , LO-SONI L.. I i5i''-I W_~_ ~ '- t '1 ' - ra - -'' 624i 4 f ' FWz \ 4 W ~ - ~.I~Z_ -,"I ~, . Vt- _-- Ar__ 1:7W4,_ !j - _t ~ Pot Pourri Theatre iate, ___ - .n _________ U.S. Amateur Golf I ' tI creation designed with a Sooz.le Nelson, former Miss ball to attend, The Annual myriad of Iridescent, outlining Pensacola Beach. Soozie's Champagne Ball or the Annual the neckline and draped bridegroom is Jerry Pate, Policeman's Ball. midriff, former ' JL Ti - )f " ason of activity, Chnrnpinn from the ho(es Siveril coupk, to tL' ±cd Ue at Hollins college will presert a DIAL The Shirley Avenue home of plement their ensembles. P be brave, swished back and skits on Sunday at 4 p.m. Entitled 3224SIS W 4F ~ Mrs. M. Vann (Laura) Parker Mr. and Mrs. John ni e Stanish Living history has been In keeping with the honoree's forth between the encI3ntent is a rresentation of theatre clikee program "t sfree Pourri ni • 'i .. was the setting Saturday wedding Christmas colors, have returned to their South recorded by Anna Lea and _______________ of Forest to uie Pot work from Musical Theatre In America, Acting I and Acix morning for a pre-nuptial cff Sanford Avenue home after Foreman heard of Sanford and iroom exquisite decorations of red, nIghtt employes ofTheEvening Center fur lively moments 0 classes Open to the public, mere is no admission charge to this according to them, the best directors of the Seminole honoring Miss Susan Swain, green and gold were carried Herald temporarily abandoned cutting capers with WV r coppers. vacation they ever had. Due to County's fledgling dramane ho presentation. who will become the bride of out. Pouring coffee and punch their busy posts, donned their nnvjfli homage to illness during the past several group, Act lii Players. John Durham, on Dec. 20, at from the beautifully appointed party atire and put their best L)od 'gala LU. were Bernie and years, the couple has been . . 7:30 p.m., at First United table were Mrs. Mary Joyce feet forward In the direction of John Morris Jan and Tom home-bound. .Methodist Church. Their first production, Bateman and Mrs. Marvin Lake Monroe Inn where they '1776, over the weekend at Me C Sharing the hostess role with (Beryle) Dyal, aunts of the were eot.ertalned at the Aruival Freeman, Mary and Their month-long vacation Altamonte Springs Civic Blair Jean and Frank c' Laura was Don (Ann) bride, and Mrs. John (Susan) Christmas cocktail-buffet Judy and Joe Baker and Pete included visiting friends and Center, was a success beyond The Two Finger Fun Reynolds. F ThMrs. Machines" Play It and soun$ ey presented the Whelchel and Mrs. Charles dinner P8!tY. relatives in Mansfield, Ohio, their dest dreams. The honoree with a 'lace setting of (Arlene) Tetenbaum. e n entire y Luke amongg others and Betty In a glittering Chxistrnn followed by visiting friends in delightful historical musical, her registered everyday china. Floating hostesses were atmosphere in the private Built in rhythm section to give you the effects of Champagne Ball chairmen Youngstown, Ohio, whom they featuring a touch of comedy, Susan received the guests Alison Swain, Tracy Reynolds, drums, cymbals, guitars. dining room, employes, spouses Mrs. Wilfred (Peggy) Conrad had not seen for 36 years. Later the seriousness of the Con. Anyone can play it with a few minutes practucv. wearing a Christmas Tetenbaum and Marcie arid dates received the and Mrs. Kenneth (Annette) they visited a nephew and his tinental Congress, and frock, fasNoned along thegreen slim Susie exSiskind. About 60 guests called proverbial red-carpet treat. Wing were gowned to the nines. family in Montgomery, Ala. WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR . ceptional dialogue will be PRICED silhouette with a square during the appointed hours of 10 ment. Highlighting the feast Peggy chose a pencil sl1rnbat.Jç repeated Friday, Saturday and ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL I, BEAT neckline which was enhanced a.m. until noon, FROM and festivities was a gift cx- gown, with a plunging At Pensacola, they attended a Sunday at Seminole h1i'h . ON COMPARABLE: F LORIDA with a carnation corsage. change followed by dancing. fore and aft, enhanced with pre-nuptiel party and the Nov. School auditorium, at 8 p.m., so $ MERCHANDISE Others in the receiving line Hark tl'iHerald Angels Sjp.g! flowing black chiffon shoulder 28 wedding at St. John's with a 2 p.m. matinee on Or Th, OtItr,nCI In Your Purchase Price were Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Lloyd P.e'rning at 6p.m. Saturday Forrnany ball patrons, it was panels. Annette W(•r' a si.'af&;im Catholic Church of their niece, Stiw!iv , '.iITll TERMS L F:'t uiiss it! - - .I ... - • - - -t-- - In And Around Sanford Festivities - - _______ - - --------.r U.Il C.1*.4 ff1 r - WAS $i's - �'- -:._-• ç ____ _______ -. - - - I I Em- ~~ . - I __ I — - N -- E — IT -- ___ ----' -- ________________ __ __ _ ____ ______ __ __ ______ I ____________ m~_Wmi~~ :i _____ ______________ ____ I ffi~ 1% _______ N - ______ 11111111111111111111 = ___ I = i~ — -I rN 5111 0 - wlp" - -- ,-..-VA-FvPninQHerad ec.tis - 0 . -A ,E R MINES A *a* 0 `0- 0 - 0 itc . . 1 AV VA .. I I I 0~, W e ' 4 ,. "I 1. . " SCOTT V S I%'L'vAL fl - That 1*. I 7 YY ^ * Abby - )W im" f q• 1 t EACH A . . ar 1 EACH Golden Boy LAWN EDGER - Has recoil starter, 2 H.P. 4cycieBriggs& Stratton engine depth and thrott ccntrol Sticotruction , - IJi UTILITY LIGHT . 84 Reg. Price One 40 watt tube. Complete with cord and chain, ready to angfromcling Or Wire Model UT io-si. Reg. Puce (ca.) .............................. 13.% - _____ -_ V i - __ _1111111111111 - Makestraight, curved or scroll cu in wood metal plastics Double insulated Includes one wood'cuttingsawade, Re g Puce I e ) 12 WORKMATE - , Al purpose work center, vise, and saw hone all n o". Can be set up anyjvhere - folds for storage. Ideal for on-the-job or - . - 1 iits ® I 79r 99 , I Jones I 57 1); J a VaIenc , ,i — i - - iniciii- i - 99 — 0 59 For NFL - E - I-, ~= - - - _ - _____________ -=~~ -1 1~__ _~-_s .1 - / ww" 1!' - - - - V , . - _ - _! I ; J( - V - ' - ___________________ - V - '- - - -- V - -V . . - .! - - ______________ _____ I _____ _____ r ___ - ; ____ - __- __ :__ ____ - claimed a homestead right ohe4 with football" der the basket, so many times did he hit the ea Inside SEMINOLE — HoIIinQsr1h 12 __. W Cotton's perfomianm under "Callen 4 21, arcown 3 06. Smith ____the boards was mostly Baker I 0 2. Campbell 0.0 0, responsible for the 72 per cent BoIann1 1 0 7. G 20-4. Moreland —VUA ROM* . Seminole achieved from the 174, Rain,s 102. Totals W.11.71. floor in the first half, and per 0 wu 46 Fry cent overall. He aiso drew foal 1 710, Crawford 1 2 1. Scott 000. uponfoul asherammedhisway Dlnhimer 0-0-0, Sheffield 1.0-2. Nestor 72, TwaddeIl I 2. T otals inside. 16 nd high man for the Personal Fouls Semle 13 Lake , I Seminoles was Tey Smith Brantley Fou __ HoIIh w1th33andjOreboundNo1e • -0 crew. - - (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) ~ _____ - :V V 7V0 . - - - V $ - V ________________ - led - Officials _._it - - —_ ~ __M)L= --k1 - K1 - V - _ - V - - __________ - V SET j - ` Boos ' I p-W - I I .0~ — I p-si 19, __ ~~~ ~~~ 11 - I in Seminal* • e tncountei with the Mad , "t i i Vincent against Perez with the winner would like to get rid of some unfinished takion Rose Or, Vincent against Ross with business, Joey Vincent," the winner lighting Perez. Or, Ross meeting Vi ncent was among the second bgest Perez with the winner defending against crowd of the season, that sat in on the slugfest Vincent. These are some of the combinations and the cocky Orlando fighter claimed he that await Florida fight fans after the New wasn't Impressed by either man. Year. "If you fike street fighting, it was a good Add to this— Eddie Davis who showed so fight But If you are a fan of box, then you well with Gene Wells support of the Perezhave to come away from that brawl with the Ross war, Clarence Henderson who should be feeling both of these guyb don't know the first ready to continue his pro career as soon ashe ng about h to fight," Vincent said, finishes paying his debi to society, and others Vincent, who lost to Perez on a fourth like Frankle Kolart, from Ohio, who was at round knockout earlier this year, wants to ringside Tuelda) night, wanting anybody he ftghtThcobefhegetstoRoss: ca get, and you have the makings iota "I have only lost once in the past six years banner boxing year in Central Florida in 1976. - . 0 By IA)UIS SAPSIS and I have to pro;e that It was a fluke. That Herald Boxing Writer number une in my mind right now and then I The junior middleweight showdown series, will goa1 ter Russand teach him what ax 15 style, me to an end Tuesday night at can do to a slugger." the Orlando Sports Stadiu when Edgar Ross thinks the idea of Perez against "Mad Dog" Ross took the Southern tiLle from Vincent, with the winner to fight hint, "is inford's Taco Perez, but accordmg to the great" combatonts, In 18, It will start all over 'I will light anyone that my manager puts again. me in with but I feel that Perez deserves a Both Ross and PereT., along with the Udrd return bout. lie fought his heart out and the member of the round robin, Joey Vincent, crowd enjoyed it. agreed they have "no plans for retirement "If I had my choice I would like to fight but Instead, would like to get back to training Vincent first. I never liked the guy. It's Just a as soon as Christmas is over" question of personalities but also I know I "I want floss again as soon as I can get could make some money if I got him in the 0O V out again after a 71-44 victory terworth, his low offensive 1 over the sputtering Pats. eifort3lpercent)signaled the _____________ were after two losses by a total of zonc dcfcn.sc. too .__ upven points, and sinarting , "Brantley has always had I . tciaily hard after their loss ouble agalnst the zone," he to Oak Ridge the night before said "Wedidagoodjob against ____________ And they took it all out on a the zone when we played Lake Brantley team that has Oviedo, and we thought we had seen Its offensive output per arrived. But apparently we game fall front an average of 60 hadn't." ____ I ints to 44 J t last week H added, "W did 11 I Brantley had 70 in a losing against Lymwn because they cause against I.ymnn. Iused the man to man. "There's not much to say,-, a "At least," the coach said, I, . _ dejected coach Chris But. "we did well on free throws (1 terworth remarked after the of 15)" JfJ,,_,.1 T . loss. "The kids are down Despite the wide disparity oi / mentally, and its up to Us the final score, Seminole Coach ?A1' coaches to get them back on the Joe Milis was not impressed / rIh( track." "We the ball over Meanwhile, if anyone was on many ilmes" the right track Wednesday, it Mills had praise for Cotton, !JJ — I was Seminole. and for reserve Tim Ralnes who Reuben Cotton hit for 10 came on briefly in the first half, points in the first period and and much of the second ha'J. -' Luijnine in the Fourth with a few "Raines did the best of extras town in during the anyone against Brantley's middle sketch, and led all Press III tH quarter," he . scorers with 28 points. It sWd. "And he just started - Stiii Round Robin 1 261 I ---,_ _. -~ - - .-1 - 0 VALENCIA: Smith I 1,) 3. Nic holson McKni ght 0000 C Jones S 71 U. Hester 3 00 6. -- i _: i ri e g -_- Ross, Perez tO; Hampton 3 00 6. McIntyre 3 00 99 re i Ross. left. blocks a Pern rfght ttand In Tuesd2y title bout. SEMINOLE: Johnson 6 I 2 i)~ tioe :_- For losing Brantley the best effort came from Bill Wall who generated 16 points and five FOREST Z' - Always rebounds. Jim rJant .. rai its' ball team. It's liable to explode rebounds. ______ on you at any moment. In all, Seminole pulled downEvening That was the lesson Lake 25 rebounds to Brantley's 19. ________________ Brantley learned Wednesday Seminole turned the ball over Zl i [j --night when Sminnlø HIh Urne to Brtky' . : i1!' 5 2. 7 12. Jacobs 4 0 0 1; Faber 1 3 5 EACH - — _________________ 19; McDonald ? I .2 15. Jameson 4 2 2 Reg, Pnce (ea.) % I esson, By SCOTT ABRMIAMS !-- down at half rn - --- —'! ;of pe as a bcinb 10 Ume e ew __- .1 Seminole shot a constent 60 per cent from the field, The Raiders "haven't scouted Brevard since the first game," Sterling said, "so we plan on playing them about the same way we did the first time" Seminole won that first en. s - 0 _. I 111_00 _________________________________ Randy Faber was Seminole's top srer with 19 points, including eight of 12 from the aheradded tha eea. ' and four floor recoveries. Reggie McDoId bucketed seven of 11 shots and added four ~1~_----I- ___ -__--_-~ .-i.r___-r -_-_-F-oe~ .-- T---.,z:,- ~-L __I - L Ix. . 95 • T -_iF!. , ____ iders' eighth In 10 games. oi srI 12 poInts, rdbd seven rebounds, had nine and shot perfectly from • the field and from the foul line. "tp atso defense," Sterling said. 'So did Bob Ja ho" he added. "Bob Played both boards well and -- -- IIIIIIIIIIIIII.Ir __ --------- __Y_J~111111 __ - __ ...-_.-___!.~:!.____ - ___._..__~_1 - ~R__- __ 4 --l Brantle ' Bury - a 'ng 1 K&S fl 7 - k a is YARD SA LEI TA THE POLITICIANS ______ \ 0 - . - - __ ...-. - - _ V V 1 ... - - wilp -, _ ._. is-_ V . .. u_...j1_ . I -.- A _______ P'•l _________ toUch "'LSSAG/NG" -- — — .1 • __ r i ____ I 98 Reg Price tea) By THE ASSOCTED PRS !rV..J The perfect st3ck.ng stuffer for dad or the kids Reg Puce (sefl 179 8 - -_ EAC CHARCOAL - 0 _____ ,-I'it ". LIGHTER fire or c harcoa l cam outdoor heater.(Not for indoor use) hnhter • ctrt,g 99 731 , 1 , I " il ~ over the Officiating U a game In which the Bills lost a shot at Sup( Bow I 1 EACH - __ "It was a rotten call that cost our team a chance for the Super Bowl. (Bergman) than two cents before summer along it t"It' a - Black a,Oeckel,to BAD ' ' \' I,%1i 1'1%% - I • % \\ /4 ., -- 95 I - - _ -. ' _____ _ .- ) Vlik __ _. - -""IN, ___________ -i ___ ' 1 - - - 30 q - i L _.4 - - -I . _; . . 4 7- -- . - - ~-_, -,--, , , I , I _,"rtc 1-.4 - - _-- Reg Puce (ca) - - - I- - - - - - T. ~_ - _-- 7--~. -_- _~ - - -i~;~;u~ -~_ iA - -, . ---. * 1 .~f !'I -J :.-,r' ~ - 2499 - '"&-- - - . - ideal general purpose saw for the do,t Yourselfer. Has 1.25 H.p. (max. motor i. h t OUtput), bevel aid depth adjustments. - __ -_ - '0~' he's got to give It was the second major con pri'ilcgc," RoIoom said defined the NFL's system as a iulti-ruillion dollar operation 11!F, -, ~ Jil' t's 1. I IM --"When a man gets robbed like The first allowed a St Louis that, he must give m part of ,, ,, Wilson was Irate over two d • touchdown that sent the Cardi the action I know the feeling I UI) afternoon." . . Icisions by head linesman Jerry nals' game against Washington have lost two major playoff Grant suggested pro football Bergman One wiped out an a Into overtime, a game the games because of bad offici Join baseball, hockey and basparent Miami fumble and Buf Cards won sting I suffered in silence and l ketball in aing luiltinie oFfi falo recovery In Dolphins' teffiWilson' s outburst - a 1oIa- wousd up with a coronary. cias. •; tory. The other tagged Bills' ti on of the lea gue co nsti tu tion - Wflwn will, too, if he doesn't It Bergman, deputy director of 1. i defensive end Pat Toomay with is almost cerin to realt in a say something." the Mlegheny County Parks a 15-yard unsportsmanlike con- wallet-denting fine by NFL Minnesota Coach Bud Grant, and Recreations department duct penalty for elbowing Berg- Commissioner Pete Rozelle, during the week when he's not nn at the end of the play who doesn't take too klndb to wrath, added his two cents to throwing nags during the weekThbe i Te "It was a rotten call that cost disparaging remarks about the sth, (52) a rebod away m Lake anUey'sBWWaH()andWwD1nhmer() BUey's the assailini,l of officials. lie end, admitted he has never got BWy our team a chance for the Super sport. Twaddell (34) and Seminole's Kevin Brown watch. may find himself out a lot more ten so much heat from a call. _________________________________________________________________________________________ • - V_r~sy - 0 of - - %'-.'g' I - --:m----- _______ ___________________ - t \t' - 1 V - - , i uI'l \" \'\ - 11IN ___ -- Just before Super Bowl Vill Football txque owner delights in pa)ing a fine to the league 1k iraging remarks about the o(Fie But Carroll Rosenbloom alloweM .0 worn ano...er game. quality of practice facilities is demanding that privilege — — Bills' Owner provided for his Vikings, r and It's not even his fine Ralph Wilson 'narks which made hm at least Rosenbloom, owner of the Los _________________________________ a couple of thousand dollars Angeles Rams, gave his stron9 - he wnt Wil. Rosenbloom said support Wednesday to Ralph Bowl," fumed Wilson, who On Wednesday, he noted that insisted Bergman 11should be son a telegram asking to pay the football's field officials are fired from the job and never half of any fine assessed by 5 41S 7889 __ ____________________________________________ ,i V masg'ng shoer sensation Adjust from pulsating burst to regular stream ____ -_ I - an d aatterues r 11 ' Rosenbloom Joins ~.horus FLASHLIGHT I - R&aing refreshing ba4ft & harness for him. We . Pirescribe something for you use it to protect him in large nerve& 'llere are many swh tranquilizers on the markeL DEAR ABBY: A few yem ago you gave some emllent __ thought perhaps I w= "a %ftse advice to a woman who wu in when strangen would say. What do you think he Is - a ,iii ipped ,, ,i ept i• m' 3'••n g" Or, 'That poor little good and thftv. How can you da that 10 h'' "An woman who ow lam J plain ang' attenUonsofamarrjed no Would those rathe r matter how lonely, mis'understood or henpecked he OM or fall down a flzt of dams to t iscruel, stairs? His harness has saved eonaiderate ,ir1d him from all then wng& Our child is now Zand we win FAIThLIADER -- -- - `~-4 -.4. t If basketball victory over Valencia at Jones High School in Orlando' Well, if it means anything all, conduct Just a "short" practice today, so chances are lie was PrettY .vell satisfied. And h had reason to be ills Raide led au the /'/ /1/ iL..__ - 98 ----- --=-----.!-inLT--~-------,-"-I __EF~___ l-~ AV -* - L -Q Was Joe Sterling pleased by ç / // • DEAR O1 You n L And cried just writing this I ba 3jtasfl, while had to re address the en )OU may love ch other, )OtW Ideologies are worlds apart. NEEDS HELP DEAR ABBY When our DEAR NEEDS chi-ld started wallflng, we fanffly dDctm and askflhim to -_ 1 __________________ gm 1: LITEWAY - th -- I - W" RIM tM5 :FLW II-__ jfk) \ 1 'ti -_--_~ __ - 33ts f Claims to IM , i the Problem I want to rn! I her, butthesa, "I don't want maage." dispose of his harness soon but 't every woman want marriMe? would think twice befom they We started living together make an exptriment. It has wodwd Indivmt mother c U for bath of us, so perhaps u DEAR w shouldn't marriage WO they thought twice, twice they wouldn't make an Terry says, "Marriage will remarks at OBLIGATE to live Wether. DEAR ABBY I I Ibis way, w staY together read 12fl that then beCause wecbaeto.' sth1npeneaneto keep from crying at a wedding. blowing Please find out what it is and 021 we belong to tell me. Iarntobeamotherof Terry says a marriage the bride, and I Just know I am ce"ffica!e is just a piece of going to Cry all over the place at my daughter's wedding, and I paper which doesn't mean Ic-ok terrible when i . anything because if the eM get red and my nime runs martUge doesnot work out, it and I sob and shake all over. I even got pae of paper that will dissolve W closet door and saw my nOW C*fl i gtt 10 IflSZry daughter's wedding dress mel - i % I I I i - - - V _;9=_i iz~__ - __ _ -, __ - ~ __ -- -__ __ ____ -_-_ ". _,_,_.,M_ .I . AAW- % ,,_ -_f*;7_1 . . _-_- - ..I ,~_,.i __ . .1-"7~ 11= ,4 ~ ) -_--- Dear - Semin oles . Herald Staff Writer %~ - By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN _ i;:: ..#.. . , V - I , ~; Ir N _______________________ DEAR ABBY: I am very much In love with a earld wo1,n1llcail Tern Iam3l Terry and I have been hvtig - - I / I\ _____ 11 ' VV Ofl 1 11ave e I i ,- - - __ -1 . 0 : Highiard Fling styling in DuPont Zepel" 100% CF nylr-,,& Has rubber t)ack 'or easy urse" instal. '° 12 W widths, Sfl i Y'0cni r l**.k-h Reg Puce (sq yd) 899 CAm1CT .. i• i - IJI -J were named the top ne and female performers m the fifth annuil Las Vegas Entertainment Awards Don ilickes and lun hirs were named best and female comedians, while comedian Gabriel Kaplan was selected best suppo act the year. Singers Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme were named the top musical variety act of the The awards, announced Wednesday, are voted by the Z00knember Las Vegas Academy of Variety and Cabaret Artists. AI i,i Q ' i 1IJfl1f HIGHLAND FLING . '•••• Top Performers Named I - V Valencia I ,,' NO t -V - tft ers . .i1 Ji1 ,- Ral Trounce I ~I '~ " ~ % - Scows From 71 - -i :: - - - t I' I. V%r-_ I (IIARI-017E, N.C.(AP)- The Roland Davis advertised has adopted Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alexander of Cliarlotte. -I think it's wonderful," saidMirs. Alexander. "I love those little kids to death" local newspaper three weeks ago for n older interested in acting as grandparents for their three chUdren, aged 5,9 and 12. The children's Only 1ivir andparent, Mrs. Davis' mother, lives In San Antonio Tex The response was amazing," Mrs Davis said 'We got (,,,]Is day ndnightf d and dozens II all over the country.,, I 1 f 14~",.01 - 0 i. Adopted Grandparents 49 P I I - --- *d -_ r_t~ l1 -t.\IN ( 4, a . - IMilrAgo- ii~ -- - - - - Lo _____ - V 4 ~1: f~14_ 5 ..1 . ____ ____ - -- _____ _____ - - - r -- - - -- V wgz I j z .-- _ NOW YOU CAN ROAST MY DUCKS FOR A DOLLAR EACHI - ! ~ ~ Z.zn?' :%N~,-, 0 - _, _.> 'kI I I : _~ e L u? Reg. I U .- I - I. 1* S10 00 $15 00 & $20.00 ' V4/ Mini-bikes (cost $135.00) $50.00 each. AND LOTS AND LOTS OF DUCKS! nfl C II u.s-grown, . -- - 1 th the hel~mn hand ()f Wi Keg. I(Ii.) ........... ,1 L _ _ 1 IL - -- Im filitallo I" fliolwMe. -rwil" .lem flow Nklm,_ Wall* off f"14 B,,Uht, festive colors for Ru paint' irs oth-r°ot?h aflems. PriceIcan) - _ f I i_, 11.141 I , HOURS - 7 O-' u Saturd a y ___ '-- .. - ,r---~ — 700 FRENCH Ufl'JLJ GvCr - - SWORD Veeck Is Bac SPRAY ENAMEL R - ____ e : I . - — *%.,.%,J . - - 1 ut Not E y J Scotty's' ' hi eec... fict IIiiw ___ •% SALE PRICES GOOD DECEMBER .- fttw fbi I ~ 1I L) - - ,am I ". MIGHTY MITE \ "P C Ughtweigh. saw wtighs only 6% lbs has poweiful 1 HP 0 RMIN"ON - HOU,YWOOD (AP) - Bill Veeck is back in major league baseball, but not exactty the way he planned A Veeck group of some 40 people was approved Wednesday as the new owner (little American Leaguc's Chicago White The league approval of the Vmck group at the four-day-old winter baseball meetings didn't come easy. It took two ballots by the owners before the wesury three quarters vote was obtained Th (trial tally was 1G-2 Nine with little or no capital Interest In the team Veeck disclosed that he had to sell much of the Interest he would have received for putting the purchase package tagetNr, In or&r to false Um additional $1.2 million required for league approval, The colorful Veeck actually winds up as president of the White Sox at a reported $5 000 a year salary. The rnajority stock (80 per cent) purchased front John Allyn for $975 million is owned by investors,Including former home run king Hank Greenberg and Bill wiii, uuUuiiv fU id S D-113 Browns and the Cincinniiii Reds. All)P itaIns a 20 r cent irterest League club sale. On the first ballot, the count reportedly was 8-3, with one a~stention. A debate ensued as some owners insisted on a sec ond ballot. This move was chall but preva.16.1,xi Uve plea that every club should vote yes or no. Lee MacPhail, president of the American League, refused to confirm the vote counts. MacPhail, however, di d co that the holdup arose because Veeck didn't confom to the league's stipulations after ttie owrrsturnéd down the group Dec. 3, demar1ding the extra $1.2 minion in working capital. uwu, whu wuwu not be identified, said, "He (Veeck) would have won Lmmeate approval If he had complied with our instnictions. Tile whole Wng would hate been O%Cf In 15 minutes" It was explained that Vccck was stWsed to come back with $6 million deposited in the bank. Instead he had 3,43,73O on deposit in Continental Bink signed subscription pledges. ie Veeck's lawyers explained that there wasno question that U Veck group had met league conditions Attorney David Cohen said, "The lgue requested that we raise $6 million and that we did." Veeck owned the White Sox from 1955 ' "a" get Out Of buebeH. ile the Amenean League solved one . 'Idor't think s "O'Malle replied "1 out. e anne ir of its headaches, the National Uague inetdown the hall deliberating what to do with the fatling San Francisco Giants. National League President Charles Feeney said his owners hope to have somtthing definite on the Gia nt s' Feeney refused to elaborate, but Los Angeles Dodgers' owner Walte O'Malley, a power in NL circles, in,dicated thlit the Giants would na be moved out of the Bay Area, to very much," said 0 Malley. would have ta face the liability," O'Malley reterred to Planned legal action by the of San Francisco, which has the Giants wider lease for 19 "'Ore Years at CandlesUck Park. O'Malley was asked about the prospects of the Giants being sold to a TOuP headed by Ron Lurie, or Ammican F unatng ,Ine ,a Beverl) Hills, Call , There were varujt lcal in teWetafions to U*w rubscriptions. "They don't mean 8 thing." said one owner. "A gtky who signed one of thm ay don't think there will be an ovtorrught sale" Toronto interests also were on hand to support their $12.5 million for the Canadian city. The approval of the Veeck trotm left action sthduled for next month by State of Washington against the Anwrican t,eague for pulling a francilise out of Seattle after one wason (I9a) and ma'Ang it to Milwaukee. "it always has been scheduled for jar. 12, and still is scheduled for Jan. 12, and the case wiU go to trial unless there is baseball in Seattle," saiJ Slade Gortor.. attorney general for the Mate who was attending the meeti ng. "We have talked to tl~eni (American League at length, about both (the suit and getting a team) ," Gorton d. "We are hopinR that the major I bet. en them can find a salution' Macphad said the league inter-dad to conthue tlks ith (he Sttl pk It also was rumored that the Minneso wins might be Interested in a switch to the tit In the Pacific Northwest The franchise di,scussions didn't stop the ballclubs froin continuing their trade ttteoi - which rzwh'il vn iLs ii' The Chicago White ox Philadelia Phfllles made the Muill_ . Ii. I __ _- - --- T- __ C1 - - ___ __ __ - - __________ ______ ___ _______ ___ - - __ ________ __ - ______ - - __ - - ___ . _- - __ __ — - - 4 if ~~'. 1 int-~ ~_- . z 1~ t"A Qm - r- _. ,_,Z - ~.V. I _IF - ----. and ~-:~—__ -~-:_ _-T __= _ ___. - _-,W --7 for Ruthven and Roy Thomas and infielder. outhelde Alan nnister, all N 1 draft Earlier, the Texas Ranirs icluIred pitcher Bill Singer from ttve California Angels for first baseman Jun Spencer and a reported $100,000. There were a I - - - - - - . - 4. -- . - burner as the sessions neared conclusion rai IIn it I ' Ilk approached. - - - _f-1._-_%. ,z-_.:, ttl-11 -,-1 *-.. _-_ _. -_=,:-,_=I.. __-__. ~_~1_-- ___ -1----- I_. - ___ V CHAIN SAW I?Ce(SS1nfl -_-_ Live, full-grown ducks $1.00. Some hens and roosters also $1.00. A dozen bicycles. some nearly new.. U re.10111~ _____oollF Electric Limb n' Trim Includes cullivato-, undev. wiro brush, so-sam. spaicill edger. tlnrv.ssat Cord adapter alien wre'ich 10 sheets C 25"- d C 2 blocks west of Winn-Dixie. ' 01'r -.-L __ - "MULTI-VATOR" ASSORTMENT Friday & Saturday, DeC. 12th & 13th ' 9 , ir uu. V' YARD SALE - A V _ __ - .__ - _ _ . - - : - -- - -- - �1 b-.-- ----* at,e-.--.--... :-: . ________ :-. -: .-_- - -....4 - .-._ .- '.-r-'-c-"'--- L: = I'L'. z - _____________ -. -:-- - T - M 2B-EvvtngH,ratd. V~-- " . " ~ - : _ Sanford Ft Thurtday. THE LOWER EVERYDA 1i Prep Wrestling A- "U. Hde- Sn"jS College Jal Alal - WE E K - L:. 2 Ur: if,. .4 X. EVPt 1 (1) DAIL ILY tfC )i S. 'taAr: 4 310.3 c1tJrQI (1), 3C'.; Q Eddy E$Orza; 7. 11111-Via: I. Na 17 L0m 4, (1$) fl; P($i) AIdjOI.oi, Fairfield 47 Army 43 SECOND- 1 Uria 8.bt1 )3t THIRD - I. I(êlin,i; 2. EtPi*no Farieeqt OctIp$on Si. Mor 11 . 5 340; 7 CdoAi . (3). iav 3 A1dna . SI. 43 I0.4l0. 3Ica Eoz(fl, 1340;Q. Qulota; S LarnA.rjna. 4 Uria IBM) a Kerr. 3 01, 117 i (8M) Cavgr.$iS I1.tJnI S'iinq AN) p MuII.r5, 307 N4 - &sketball Ota C'? U. : W1S*II C*IfU.ce MsI D.risi*i 11 V 5?3 A' $1. •. '. .. SPORTS Wet? Mch $1, NorTh lOa 70 -• 5) 73 U 73, Sacra i: - - i'.WJ iitti p-M Tv &stxp Moore frthnea at QUART - 0 74 - ' 8*6 1SUA CA Of AD'AN . . ONIYTHI ip ritns 6001) - IIOUG)f FOR 91 to "St Thomas Stops Canadje. - L $0001 I By THE ASSOCIATED PR&SS 000 SUM DEC 14 W/COUPD* TD3WOUPON # 11~ HITE IACARDI RUM HORSE A9 SCOTCH 4 CHATEAU PETRUS 1195 11950 CHA TEA U CHEVEI BLA NC 10.49 "a 104.90 CHAT. HAUl BRION 1.99 19.90 CHATEAU RAUSAN SEGLA 3.9 42.95 rs CHATEAU flCAC 4.49 J CRATEAU 8OUCA1JT 3.49 ':. 3g.s 1O iians 1.9, ______________________ 25 FOP 88' 77 EACH ALt t41 - 52L.. iA 3 SIAFi ÜUAHI 52 CRAWFORD SCOTCH CAN. LORD CAIVERT fl 42%.. CANADIAN MIST 57L EARLY TIMES BRB. - I CAI.VERT EXTRAIMP 5o.. c1u. sao& ... sa in in, at Ptiiladelpia. sway -_ ---- 5O FWSCHMANN GIN SMfBPDff 800 VODKA - KY. TAVERN 800 M MARTINS V.V.O. 49 OW CHARTER 1 YR. 53L OLD CROW BRO. 45! OLD FI17GERMD 860 0= FOES1R 8 SM 524 ... I GRAND ,i (AMCAR 43% M 45 63? 81V.i 411a ree 58%., - C Mh AB' :30 Orie& Julzicc var&y at Weg Orange, rarty 1p.m.; Pier J atTrtyit; LymJ% at Oak Ridge, ty I p.m. Spin. Thty Pr at Tabsacle Qstian. - w un3ermg an ontica. rüglltoaxuxpmce the fi ve-play- Suer won games twsce, er trade. "We're cRIly a f or the Lc4 Ana s Ixers in away This the 00 1%9, arid again for CalifornIa in mWeildbet&edthwj l.Heakdano.tt tbe (National League) nnan1 in 1 We have the $zyers to it" Ile PtIfflies., wbo have WW cWy one pecamint in their his- .. G *$14YSWID.pfC. IOTUL SAT. DEC. 13 ALTAMOWTI& SAN?OaBA$C STOW ONLY - WURDAY • 630 •1 Ovwio IV at Wymore Tecb, varty I p.m; idFaAir. vaty1p.m. 7:3Ipm_d. at.,i. 9 pin - Ltiian G at • Ipi. - G& State at FflJ; Baldwin.Wifl Ros; Baptist Qhlege at - -- tory the .NL East in . , e Ara -- __ lithal httsborgti. Th Phis aI oUaix mirr league White Sam and SPORTS ny,w iv TV Oh-' at hasetafl'samivaj wtcr meetthe CAHfo~ Angels ubt.air10d first baseman Jim &- ThtRSDA 7:30 i A441 Dome R_k'thafl iThe Fi*ting b-dh Bled the No. !-naed lndia &raim - - dull trading session est1mi4 $1 fr cn the Texas Rangers k Veteran g.hM,5 pilther 49:301351- Movie - Ke Borbe - All Aznthczn Pat 0&itti. BWt l2ncastEF Y cli Wirth Noe Dame's great faothi4] cacbt 1 :30 p.m. 'C It NFL GZrit at th Wtk Job NEW YORK AP - nt [ne ('na - I PHILADELPHIA CASE qha - 12 re ?Wt on ioris gam ti-pitt Leaers first a' a two a çnvlew a' Uw (- A1 __ t fl - average lii eaned r Former Par10g The (r:ulE1a at Fitzst'gh. nctor to I I t -!TL G at die Week 1:30 i9,-C Afl.Aicaa thall Team ba* Jighlight.s ci tcç cdlege I ootbafl pLa}S. 9-Cnea B1 1U 3-NFLToiby ETt the Pr41cea4±in. 444J-Wr,$h be= thr No. 1 draft cjin 1 PI1 tk fr aged d in for a reserie Wh S1NDA I2IX10n I 15 I-11ir is beBFL 11 30 6-NFL Today I 6'-Xfl.FsotbaIl -- Xew w - - - - e' '" 'ii ij r onJa1y4dhada3.2reJ arid a 6.17 ERA. 1k al Wk bed g - to coflr a -. wwla -. --: - fided Ju SCOTCH . - IlL ' 67 - . - - . I I 1 l•. flU. ___ CAM SM YEllOWSTONE OLD CROW 4 - . . - MATEUS IOU L r. isaw FE.1ir. &-WL 1'Ug11 T). St fl - alter w or* .L's* - U1%lrv9 flAVI J CLIMMT CL 1 69 1.49 -- It?1i fDCAM £4 R$JIi, KUAFA lEER 6 PU SCL#JM 1.99 II0'I tfl - fund- - Mr's adobtained Sm a' ffl ___ J-t-- -----.-- - -- - TEN I BOURBON Vii. . yan ar GRIA LAMIISCO 5TMM1 CASE $T 1.79 __ fri' •_ - -Am ___ -. I aJY r ___ j '- 77 AM ' ft'r - 1 Florid, corpor,tlo,, Defendant, NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that pur . SuChdepo%4 suant 10 the Finai juagment ol SIN - -:- - Payable to Seminole County Public property situated in Seminole Hospital, U I "I SIM c&u - I it ___________________________________ ER%EST WIIEiVCE • - • • • __ ____________________________ -- D y Top 197445 F year on up to 15% of your income or $1,500, whihever is loss, by putting this Income to work to sot up .- .1)-.4-/ ___ F -- Z. . - .-, -- - --- " "i -- '' -- - '-p1 - -- - -- r-= - ----- -- 831 W. Morse Blvd. 644.1104 • American cars (except luxury) , includes all parts listed. replacement extra , if needed, - 4.7 and NEW return springs; inspect brake hos; and road test car. INCLUDES REBUILT WHEEL CYLINDERS. If you prefer NEW wheel cylinders, add $7 each. s tone Deluxe Champion !! j. ----- ----- ! NEW cylinder - install NEW g rease seals Master cylinder and drum --•' ' --- , Polyester cord tire at EVERYDAY LOW - S _______________ ________ S S Dmetropolitan Life S I , is S Where e future is now S I I I Ui,PO9ofIIM Life. New Yovk, N.Y. I 00600: I I I would like, without obligation, more Information on the Metropolitan Plan featured above. 1 4th.ranked : I I : - =" --.. - ____ f -, I. -r .------------ Sic Four tough polyeskr body plicanda'de, 7'nb tread proidefulI rubber-to-road contact. - , A 41111 Reg Fall Discount i'rtT '97 P"Ce4 prce each each 3f-- i 1 18-95 C1814 \ 25 o/ 20.95 01814 58 E/8 14 FiB 14 2 5 ('-i78 14 'P8 G7815 I 04 117815 j 3275 178 15 / 50 i 21.95 ;'lo 22.95 227 24.95 240 25.95 2 56 27.95 271 26.95 2 60 28.95 283 3095 311 c' --- ___ DIldc&Jz;FETandpou,,,,dt,,.WPwt,w,Jladd$3.00 par tire. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ '•' §PffAN4r9§#fT -,-__.._- ! '- _ -- - We also honor BankAmricard • Master Charne Diners C'ub A:r' :m E Carte 8Lirh : - : - - I - CITY - -- -. I NAVE - ------- Jack Given.c and Pick Robey : t'n.rnhlr,4 f,. i ..i..• 6-I-- - Our brake experts will install linings; rebuild all 4 cylinders; arc linings; resurface drums; repack front wheel bearings; inspect mastir Drum type • : Kentucky defeated Miami of • -- in to Firt-itone. . . S 631 W. Morse Blvd. 644.1104 Forward Steve Sheppard and : center Larry Gibson scored 7 : poInts each and dominated the : -'- AKE OVERHAUL : S Ohio 91-69 aiicl 18th-ranked : • Michigan stopped previously : urniefent,eci South Carolina 91: - n .. ) No matter if you re a person of modest or ample means, you can expect the V.I.P. treatment every time you come Soil you'ronotschedutedtogetapension, call me and we'll arrange one. Charles A. Weis 4IJ :;,7j 1Oi.pojt - ~ when your tax bracket probably will be lower. • Frank H. Cannon I * on your income tax. You won't be subject to erage of 69. The Terps are - Very Important Protection at Very Inexpensive Pnces! tax until years I ron' now after retirement, • outside shooting, S Maryland has averaged 108 : po ints in I ts live gaines while holding its opponents to an ay. : schools, own retirement fund. Thinkaboutthat!Youcanpurchasoyour own retirement plaui with money you deduct In In other games involving Top : Arthur H. Beckwim, Jr, he bidding Clerk of the Circuit Court No bio shall bi wlfhdri for a By, Ceceila V. Ekern pc'rind of 30 t,,y% SubSequent to the Deputy Clerk opening 01 bids without the consent James J Loveless, Jr of Seminole County Public Hospital, of the firm )emlflgle county GIL ES, HEORIC1C & Public Hospital ROBINSON, P.A. Sanford, Florida 109 East Church Street ROb.qf T Rett"e' OrtindO. flO'da 370I ka --,-:--'rr- You can dolor Federal income taxes each +91~ -- A SOfl program, there is now a tax-favored way for you to build your own retirement fund. Government bonds. County. Florida. described is: or a satilfactcw'V bid bond esecuted lots 10 and 11, Block H WEST bt -r hdlrr an s(ctPtabIc ALTAMOP4TE HEIGHTS, SECTION sureties in an amount equal to S per TWO, according to the plat thereof a. 'J , of the b,u malt be Submitted at recorded : in Plat Book 10, Page 73, w4th .'ach bid Tenth-ranked Arizona was PublicRecords of Seminole County, the only other member of the :: The st,(ettful bilder Will he Floridj required to firnith and pay for at public s&e, to the highest and best 10$) Ten to see action and the . I bliilCtOty performance and bidderforcashatll:ooAMon,he W Payment bono 'deRts bowed to15th.rkc4 flnt day of Coccrnber, 197$. at the Con tract for work under this bid West Fron t Door of the Sem!nole Nevada-las Vegas 9814. Eddie : will obligate the contractor and County Courthouse in Sanford. Owers led the Rebels, now 5-0, : subcontri(tors not to dlscrimin,te Florida in emplymenf praUlces with 25 points. Len Gordy's 22 : DATEDiP-ilscmdayof Dcembcr, pomts topped Arizona, 4-2. Seminole County Public Hospital 1975 bids or to waive any informalities in bd -'------------------ , A cert,f led check or bank draft, the unders igned Clerk will sell the 5hOotthgat73 per cent orber : S.- ------- - - N7.uftt : ii other documents in g,00 condition and for Se Within $0 days after bid opening, mInole15 County. double figures and three are being 'ivil Number 2093 C' Florida, 09-F, reserves the right to relect any or all (Seal) 59 8Y ropturels the plans, specillZaliors% and Cause Pending In the Circuit court In Seven players are 1 PETER niw SCOTCH liT M Pit Stop ',II be refund.'l to each p.cvri who Foreclosure and safe entered in the shooting at a 61.7 per cent pace. : 99 '99 LA CARSTAIRS Itneft CALVERT J the archItec t for each set of - .77 5TH _ Copies of the documents may be Obtained by depositIng $25.00 With 00CUmenIS100081ned, . NROSSIrnOR RY YE!MpLjL OIATE*UIILFHi ROTHSCHI A-LLIL EARLY TIMES ; n 2 • 4) CRIBARI " 3 GAL ..99 GALLON f 11MG PINCH MILK 1I 12 YR. arc GAL, - ~ I D, " Florida. 159 iou LegalNotice 100. P . O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, BIG DEVELOPMENT. INC.. 4aT. P mum -• 59 ' CRLME Of MEMfli CACAO AM.AtTTD *EflE UC3tRfly StDEG*.APAJCOT ThIPUSEC f P?.SCN APP$DOMAINE an~ ISOL COUTAILS 1.'$ i,,, BLEND 55.08 ________ The racing season has reached its winter stage and new car for next season and the sponsor on his near record co mpetition is just about at a 1969 Chevelle should really be a running car as be knows that standstill beauty as the body they are with Out One he will never be Mwt of the oval tracks have using caine from a car that is able to win a major title that he shut down and just a few drag rumored to have been driven by knows could come his way. He strips are still running, Russ a little old lady just on Sundays said that if any body would like CARL V/k Coe still has a pretty strong to go to church and Is In perfect to sponsor Florida's fastest AlMoto-cross circuit running at ____________________________________ condition. Dellarco's 1966 CorvcttetheycJdnth... U1411 Rnriermth Chevelle w il l have ... --'-the Orlando Sports Stadium service sta tion on Airport Hwy. 434 1314100 track (or put on after Speedweeks and Boulevard. claJ events, I out of moth ba lls as it is new car Teck which bent the frame will be run on as pha lt and used Central Florida Dragway In time. Buster McCalIey is and hampered his han dl ing. as a back up car to the 69 which Bithlo, It seems, will run year building a 1969 Ford and hopes Harold Johnson has rebuilt will be run at Volusia County round and Auburndale to have it finished in time for his motor and straightened out Speedway. LA Speedway will run stoci. cars Speed Weeks at Volusia County the dents and bangs and is year round. Johnny Brown has retired his Pump and Sprinkler System Service Speedway in Feburary. ready for the new season. Pat Tequila Sunrise Corvette as he Volusia County Speedway has Buster's Ford will be powered Smith had to replace the front the Sales Installation closed for the season as well as by a 351 power plant and If the of lila frame on his Chevelle and car to the bare frame and re-do Tampa's Golden Gate Speed- air will handle he has proved Ed Meridith has put a new body the chassle to accept new rvk Emergency Calls way and Lake City's North his Fords can run with the best on his car. Ricky Grahamn is Dan a blow proof rear end. Florida Speedway. Auburn da le of the cars. buil ding a new Ford to run In When he is finished with th has rescheduled the NASCAR e car Licensed With 18 Years Experience Billy Price has scrapped his the limited stocks and will It will bea new color and hewill 100 planned for Dec. 14 to Jan. Chevelle in which he finished campaign this car on his own, re 322-7094 322-8170 -name the car, 25. Bobby Allison and Neil fif th in the poin ts at 142 Academy Ave. Volusia Earl Tillison will be on his own (Until 7:00 P.M.) Bonnett are still scheduled for County Speedway and is thIs year and should state some Brown is now working to get a (After 2:00) Sanford, Fla. that race, building a new 1966 Chevelle. pretty exciting races with Whe n all the tracks shut down During the end of the season former partner Grahamn. the torches and hammers come Price's car was involved in a Chris De llar co is building a New MexIco for National ColIc- : PREFERRED 0 4.0 IT.• SStAM ____________ 'I. You'll eel like you're floating down the raid in this 1)7: OlOsmobIl, Delta IS. Ai cond i tioned cmIort, power staring, 9ower brak,j an radio are just a few of Dr luxuriesInsIde. This btiutIfur chocolat, brown with b*I9 vinyl roof car should silt for $733 BUT . . . Clark Chrysler Plymouth .... .t ca n oe voun for only SI$S. n mlnlstrator's Office. Seminole Attorney for Executor - glate Athletic Association tour- : Memorial HospItal. 1101 Firs t St. Sanford, Florida, at which tin-ie andPublish: DET-113 Nov. 27, Dec 4, II, II. Ills nament play. face all bids will be publicly opened Neither Lucas nor the Terps : it-id read aloud, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE needed luck to crush Georgia : Proposed forms of contract EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Tech, now 1-2. Tech played docum en ts, including the : plans and CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Terps almost even wi sPecificatons, are on file at the COUNTY. FLORIDA th a slow, : Office of the Administrator, CIVIL ACTION deliberate game until the last : Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 CASE NO. 71-2091-CA.09.F minutes of the first half. But : East FIrst St Sanford.. Florida FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Maryland came the Office of the Architects'. and : Gut LOAN ba ck in ASSOCIATION mann Dragsh ASSOCI6tI$ Ar- ORLANDO, a cor poration, OF second half with a tightened dochitects Planner's, Inc., Sanford Plaintiff, fertse and amazingly accurate : Atlantic National Bank Bldg., Suite VI FLEISCHMANp ST UUU ' _______________________________________ QP-Jj ml o D ____ - 4 YR. GENTI.EMAN 5.79 c 8ThASI 51. DU.U$ZLW 599 ST. &9As* CASE_iACX DANIELS BIAU1.99 sr95' 79 DI 7 ___ CT $PtF*SI - 77'6u sTv JIM BEAM XENI1JU(Y TAVERN 449ST 53 - CASE _____ OLD 114OMPSOf 3.99 ST. 41 ROSDIMAUN GIN 4 si s' - mwI,n,ui - CASE _5TH =_ -____• (iT_ ___-_ -_ _____ Auto Raci gAt A Standsti l l Cut your current Federal income tax... :-; .. I __ 111 - e. ccJkes. He d&ie4 to l MikeArdersc IL With my if 1u.1Ot4 ti j. . I y 4(IT. W111100 __ -4 be ctpeceI f a cxaclC said he __ raft .-. ____ 4 'r l 1 lultjml at T10npa wreiid im ow IA - 4uii . MWW my mind with. ,, wbe batted .311 for Dd in a week, certainly by next ci t American Mat a 64 . i rw. I Iwa2toietito be2VS I he IMPERIAt KING OF THE ROA INVITATION TO BID B>' TIlE AssocL4'rEI) PRESS rolled out to a 50-31 halftime out to a 17-4 lead In the first six IN RE: Estate of The Bnar,j of Tru'Ll.es of the IRENE P. ROSS, Second-ranked Maryland advan ta ge and later Increased minutes be fore the Gamecocks Semlnols County Public Hospital Deceased made a wreck out of Georgia t heir margin to 23 po ints with ba ttled back be hind the shootInvite's bids upon the following: Yearly Contract tor COfflpi,te ing of Alex English to cut the Tech. And ii iriighl just be t he 15:37 left . the game. FINAL NOTICE termite inspection and pest Control Given, a 6-(oot-4 sophomore, lead to 62-60 midway through All pirions are hereby notified beginning. for Hospital and Annex Building, "I think they're a better ball finished with 31 points while the second half. All bids 5II be mailed to the that the undersigned as Executor of said (state, has cpmpleted the a club than they were last year" Hobey,a6-l0 sophomore, added But Michigan then scored 11 Board ofPublic Trustees of the1101 Seminole County Hospital, East ministration thereof and hat tiled in 30. straight points in a three-mm. First Street, Sanford, Florida 37771. s-aid court its final report and when they finished fifth in the Michigan ran its record to 2-1 ute spurt and hung on for the All bide shall be postmarked not Petition for discharge, objections final Associated Press poll with later than the 19th day of December ther,)j. If any, should be duly filed. a 24-5 record, said Tech Coach behind guard Rickey Green's 27 victory. English finished with After filing proof of Publica tion 1975, and shall points. The Wolverines raced 30 points for the Gamecocks. on or 5hwJiig 11115 notice has been Dwane Morr ison. before the 72nd be dayreceIved of December published• week for four 1973 With John Lucas sporting his conSecutive wks the matt Consideration of Such bids of Iuckycharm,thetalentTerps:......................,.....,..... take place a' the meeting o will approval of said report and. The . Ordering of distribution of slid rambled past Georgia Tech 93- : Board of Trustees in the Seminole estate will come before ti-ic court. 65, running Maryland's record County Public Hospital (Seminole S : • FLASHlp BANK OF Memorial Hospilan at l2300clo'ck to M. • : MELBOURNE, NA P M on the 13th day of January 1976. . Lucas Is wearing a SouthMelbourne, Florida Publish: Dec. 10, 11, 17. 1973 S S • fly Gerald A 'toungs western Indian "hishi" choker • OCU . Vice President Trust Of made of turquoise chunks and : - .. and have more mcney for your retirelice.' INVITATION TO BID abalone shell. The senior guard As Executor of this Estate ment, too. • Seminole county Public Hospital I said the necklace was a gift • of IRF.NE P. ROSS. Deceased . will receive bids for addition to If you're working and not covered by a penexisting boiler room building 12 noon G. AfldCW Speer given him last season while in : . 11 West commercial . December II. 1973 at the Ad 34nford, Florida 32771Street ____ ___ '- Cowboys in Dallas- t d he QNAnIftN - -- MIST 449 ST. 53cm 459 • 55 _CASE IlCOtoli -_ ___ l1.an.wt10hssbeeaont s2an±r Iv&Iu, le, NAMES FOXE 4.39 ii. 52 cmt B000tI'S GIN 5.99 .. 69 ANTIQUE 4.39 52 CARIOCA RUM 4.19 . UUMfl1 ' .E...L , II • JU1L'$LLI 3tJCnR iI 4 79 1974 c"ir zItir 11 c- l 430 CT. (j *1 _ __HAlO -SEAGRAM____GORDON I 5* VODKA SCOTCH 6 ___VSQ CANAD IAN GILBEY W IWI ERN VODKA BEEFEATER rCOMFORT f7 ius. KENTUCKY r LIQUEUR Se ENGUSH GIN j41 V-_ ows VIIIItMjN RAND DAD JM.Pft DANIELS KY. 8R8. 86 Icy. BRB. GREEN 77 * f L J 49 45.24 65.80 .8 the 1Y5 AU- of foottill xe he resigned at Mllwaukee. 1k frelniefcl1owj,the regsta 3014 reJ aal a NFL game. 1230 i 2J1 F- P S ROSE 4.49 a. 53c rn. Maryland Drubs 'Tech; SPORT SCOTCH to lan sass be hopes to dedde a week w to.-meek a coaching Fcx*tallteague.. Rtplwg to rets that the New York jets e rawly to ci. fer bin the job, Parg1Ian said Wednesday ixight that "tbme or f jj 95 . 'YOuR cioicv' ntootLL SATIRDAY FOUR yy Kcwi -____________ -_ FRIDAY IIIAI ___ Wednesday's transactions t,w as well as a rnn li rg at o ti" ~ayerl iaveved in.e dea1s ti= Be he narnd that he 14 Kaat, the Ptuls oUainrd has dsc*ged y the active pitth becsehe has ENII tfl . 0on 7.99 rORDON GIN VnuIy RU ' As Coach in the orgy o deal Weda I a- CROWN ROYAL (,flhYP. fltUL ftA11flIPI , 41 1 1sis is is, 7buLcma and 6:30- take HCweU ti. Caiuesvfiie Spruce Qrek at Sçzvce I SC'I'I$ iAIMUIMfl I. I M I, GLEN MAVI _ - Tournament The Annual Betty Natale's 1)eavon (1491) Orlando $45. Florida Keglerettes and Tenth-Polly Price-Frankle 547, Bob Gonzaley 1905i, Hose 204-201-753, Walt Moore 200, Bob Keglers Christmas TOUrnafflent Kaiser (1488) Sanford 40. 0, f f - N a-1 Bckw 1, Buddy B4 i&4-52.ã, Iix-lce '200-194-7! 9, Don Lahrnan was held this past Sunday at Eleventh-Sue Qu ilan-Peggy Andy Patrick 186-539 and Joy 191-7J8, Burt Truax 191-190.731, Howl America. Out of 43 Ponder (1471) Orlando $35. Walters 180-490. and Dave Hunt 1O-710, Star of doubles entries for the women a Twelfth -Jewel Carter-Gerry Swingers Ladies League: Jan the Week" Is Fred Samples total of 19 doubles came in the Booth (1470) Orlando $30. , Ervin had a string of seven with plus 157 pins. By WHY JOHNSON . -11, -money. Illere were 33 entries Tliirteenth.Sharon Seimer-Geri strikes in a row for her first 20 Monday Morning Blues for the keglers with the top ten Harris (1470) $. 14-Sharon IL Ili game E204j. She carries a 124 Ladies League: High for the cashing. The following bowlers Seimer-Joy Walters (1469) Orlando average. Faye Jones is "Queen Charles Gross Trucking team cashed. Winners for the Sanford $20. 15-S and eighth-Randy average. Cheryl Lawie spared of the Week". Carol Slaugh andy Maddox- Maddox (634) tie with Booth the 3-10 split te r was Dorine MacAtee with a 512Keglerettes frorn all over the Dot LaMacchia (1466) Orlando $M. ninth-Joe Ijo twice, Gordon had the high set with her 513179. Norma Sharp was high Pkins (637) Honeycutt Lad a turkey as did 214. Millie Garmcr state were Linda Dacangel-Ev $18. 1Laura Barfield.Euni ce 478 a from the F1 th RQbInson-1657 team $110. Clageit (1464) Brandon & Orlando Jax $12. $10. 10-Martin Landy (633) Teresa le and Dave Sharp carrng the high average for with a 1Th. Niland's110M Bar's team and Young. Joh ns on roll ed four the league; Automotive Speed had Janet Bew 1779, B Massey.Ev Sanford $16. 17hnron CorsiCity Slickers ar bara E'dwards (1640) Orlando $95- Gert Harris 0464) Sanford & League: The high series Mixed in a row. 'Star of the Week" is Parts is Mill in the top spot. Kelley 166 high. Johnny's for the Bill Meyers with 95 pins. TIIjrd.St)aron 1,owe-Jean Jax $15. 18-Joanne Swartz-Joy Auto Train is in smnd and Standard Service's men fell for Dave Sham as be high wa3 Barbour & Co. Mixed Rich Plan is in third. Goodson (1623) Orlando $85. Walters (1458) Sanford $12. and rolled a 2-2O9 for his first gu e: No 200's were rolled Sue Wynn 179 and Mary Lea lourUt-Mary Marshall-Sharon 39-Sharon Corsi.Frankle ct ifice 611. Sanford (lassie Trio : 4 JOhIiSoiI4GG.F.R.T.Dceam high Woods 1558) Orlando $75. (1458) Sanford $10. The high game during the night but several gaines scratch: Eighteen 200 was Ann Smith 184-601 set. Fifth-Veronica was rolled by Phill Young 218- high sets by the following: games for the evening! Dickerson. The winner from the Keglers The Johnson spared the 4-7 and 31. Lynn Filand 210-549 Stimely 195$3S, Madge Wright (1514) Jaxon was our own Mike Kearney Jerry Smith 38810. Highand for Chuck Hendricks19493, BobAlice L high going to Ron Allinan 238- 30, Wynn 3-10, June Plant 5-8-10, Reach 5. Sixth-Linda ocke 731, Roy Jacob 2372l, Don Lepore Dar- (731) Sanford $bO. Second-Dave the women was Mary Johnso Dot Ripley 4.-5 cangeILerraine King (1514) Heard (680) Or lando $60. Th n's 192-548, Nadine Putman 186-483, Gorman 233ird- only 200 game of the evening Jim Joh ns 727, Jim Johnson splits. Ann Smith rolled a on 1fil-52 and Buck 228-22n)4-769, Orlando $U. Seventh-M;iry Conrad Iunon 1CG7, OrLindo (210)-507 and Teresa Lewie and Ras Morton 27-190ti,r' .Jr)II.Krtl. J(ihI1.i 1-t-8 $45, uur:4jector Suarez I69. (657 linda Eiland both rolled games 51, Dave Fuighum 224.210-192Flagshi9 Bank Sanford $55. Eighth-Bonnie Orlando $35. Fif th-Werner Jung Of 190. Lowle had her Mixes] 7, Ga ry iske 216-191-I9I-7, first )0 League: Ben Mahler hit the big Tom Wheaton 209-736, Jack (riffin.Judt Banner 1491) (648) Orlando $30, Sixth-Mike set in league play with the high 600 set as he had a 232 high Kaiser 205.729, Connie Lahman Orlando & Kissimmee $50. Costello (647) Orlando $25. of the night, Lowie for Ninth-Irene Jujawa-Audette Seventh-Harold Booth (643) night was 124 pins over her game, for a 605 series. Lindy 206-191-722. Dave Lacy 201-, Heuer 223-540, Jack Kaiser 211. Dick White 204.717, Bill Varner DIII FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given that I am Notice Is hereby given that I 4m engaged in business at 13)7 engaged in business at 719 Lake Altamonte Spr, Dr. Aftamon te Srr. Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, Seminole Seminole County, FIorkTh under the County, Florida, under the fic1,fIci fictitious rme DOLL IP4GER EN rlhmeof THE MILLER GROUP, anl TERPRISES. INC 0-B A FERN that I intend to register said name PARK CYCLE TOWN, with the Cl.rk M the Circuit Cou rt, and that I intend Seminole County. FlOrfd in register said name wflh the Clerk as Cordance with the PrOVISIonS - Of the the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fictitious Name Statufet. To Wit Florida in accordance with the Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 1957 ovisions of the Ficlito, Name S W M Miller Statutes, To Wit: Section I6S.00 Publish: Dec. 1, II, is, 26. 1973 DEU 12 Florida Statute's 1957. S. Ann Dollinger IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish: Dec 11, II, 26 197S, Jan 7, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Ma 1974 SUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY DEU 13 FLORIDA. Probate No. 7S-1'.CP ABC LIQUOR DEPT. STORES & "DISCO" COCKTAIL LOUNGES i n -i .. 0 SOUTH CITy UMffS U. 14 Legal Notice IN ly.92 OPEN J3 I -- OPE N ~ %wa vullis 1~ N t aI e - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Young Tim Sheehy scored Edmonton's first four goaLs but the Oilers needed the 499th and 500th of veteran Norm t1llman's pro career to defeat the Quebec Nordiques in a World Hockey Association game Wednesday night. Ulinian's first goa l came on a thirdperiod power-play just 59 seconds after Quebec's Hejean Houle and Chris Borde leau scored 18 secon ds apart to trim Edmonton's lead to 4.3. Ullman ta lli ed again less th an four minutes later. Elsewhere, the Winnipeg Jets edged the Toronto Toros 6-5, The Indianapolis Racers nipped the Phoenix Roadrunners 2-1 and the New England Whalers shaded the Minnesota Fighting Saints______________________ 3-2. 5Jt...,j, .. ,JF - By I J. WALKER BLACK OUAT 17.., ' - Sheehy, Ullman Star . 74' KY. GENTLEMAN . Ii. 97538 Thursday, 3-10, Like every other member of.e team, goalie Wayne Thomas reported for the Montreal ('anadlens' games at the Forum lust year. Wednesday night he finally l)layed n one ...asa member of the Toronto Maple Leafs And although Ja cq ues Lematre and Guy Lapointe nicked him for th ird-period goals, Thomas sto pped shots as the Maple Leafs and Canadiens battled to a 3-3 National Hockey League deadlock. Elsewhere in the NH!.,, the Buffalo Sabres and New York Rangers skated to a 2-2 tie, the Chicago Black Hawks routed the Washington Capitals 7-2, th e Detroit Red Wings nipped the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-2, the California Seals held the Philadelphia Flyers to a 1-1 tie and the Los Angeles Kings trimmed the St. Louis Blues 0. 2.99srw 4- 6:30 '-- -- ------- Kniw - - . 1i i 1i i1 i1i 1 11~ I - In Nelson, a 13-year National Basketball Association veteran, broke out of a prolonged slump by scoring 10 points in a blistering four th period which boostedJjon to a 11 1-98 victory 0%,er Ow Milwaukee Bucks ght. In oth er NBA games Wed nesday, 1oex defeated Houston 105-91, Kansas City downed Atlanta 100-94and Seattle toppled Chicago ., '1 \ 1- Win ilbout Playing baskettkill. u'..9 _ioto 12 W'C IGOL HI.BAU. GLASSES CRYSTAL CLEAR PLASTIC __ - "I - WISERS ( *, OLDEST cirrcn . r'.......4, QUART QT. 5TH TITT APA%T$ MSLP1D QUANTITY RIGHTS PtSERVED i PIGlETS PUSIVID 4.,-J"r:.r7c;r,. '72 viwi. tsr. oiowm sap. r*nsci 1 gw' y \j4 wssis "JUST *ras" LAWSON IMP. FRENCH CHATEAU LAFITE RflTHSCIPIDt2.49 ? 124.90 799 12 53 CHPAGNE "OLM CHATEAU HAUT BRION 1095 zstt. CASE 1.50 ' mainign •q j iIR M AtP IJI1JtIW LAIUUfl 3UM uvu WWR s - WJSV AHDENT AGE ORB. BAIIANTINF SCOTCH GUCXENHEIM[R BLAMYaVET pi Iá ax1 6-3 with Re1iz c the club has just traded for the Na.- P.Ltern League tast ses. tirmal League Pennant with the Meanthne, Frank Locthe, acquisition c veteran left- Tens manag. said be hopes hander Jun Kt, a 30-game the 3Iea.o1d Singer will be wjiur for Ebe past two seas the cunehack kid 1976." Ct=kg`0 Whitt b tbe disa1 edlist fr th nxs dwirig 5p.m. Seminole High g1s at De1aex1, Boys Jv 6:30, Boys qgm'q 6p.m. - - DECANTER . CANADIAN MIST QUART AS C$AMAGIE 1.995Th • 7 t .2 - •.its-ma-4 CRICKET LIGHTER i w, LOW CASE SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING M"gr ty Ozark ci t 4ETMIL RASETBAli - ---- Bowling By THE ASSOCIATED The Istot) Celtics' version of th e 'Th'cr th e lull Gang" slwed the youngsters from Milwaukee a thing or two - k P HOLLYWOOD ( AP) Lake Roefl at QIIocfal. Sninok at Lake Brariley 1J DEC 'Over The Hill Gang ____ I MERRY CHRISTMAS AND I [4 HAPPY NEW YEAR ,,: C3 ')7, GT. QIM%flTv RIGhTS RESIJnD -j'•' 'To3 n K WRERIMiG (C 11 W C PC i?ri lDi*flv L is MW ! %sa ""town stmom S31eesaw I1I4 t1 I? L. PAUL JONES Sees i ennan I aatTrade at Lake 6:30 - _ ____ Paces Boston To P. AT. CCAaS çy(,j tili - Qi tISPOSAILA BUTAhE -IV OtU.ETTE £ p.m. 90j .Q . - AMARETTC -- hie i I'le # 'Z'SY.ut . r~~. 1w'I O METHING UI'-, ' ,,,. u- S T10 i CANA()t AI i - $ , CAL EN ',0UA1T - '- "n • 5). toO: 0 (74) 3240. ELEVENTH 1 . Cactiu*n; DO (141 170.00 3 Oguze[thav,. t ELEVENTH- 1. ErdozoPe,z BsrieAI?b: S ErdozaMçv,q, (I). 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Ohio, 40 0(37)5410 P(7-)) 11710; Do ti 4 CPWthOMIncha: S SlrIiDeIa*are 47, Amtrin U. 44 7) 17173 Mij9uTeia; 4 CeIa,a(cl%JI,,; 7. 74 DoAe i, 1 I Mtóq (3) ErZiLirw Vw;r,a iS. TiOii 71 1400. *20. 340; 7. Ercza Edaa SIXTH 1. B,Irre.EcPaip. 2. The C?ad.( 73. B. cat 7* ( 71 7 !Ø. I 10: ' s; C. r'-S.na'wi; GrimbI4ng 77, T0u9110o 72 3. 0. (2-3) 21-00; P (3 4 A11v3 .aVi, S O.sXI Perez. 4 o Me'iphs 74. Fla Te Si SIXTH- I Negv, Eloria (1) 1i. Bilbao Bençoa; 7 Ne-Z,rr, I. TIIWL Si $5 kJvIfli 47 320 310.7 CCfoPez (I) 1140. AEItii p Nt ilyl (4) t20: 0 fl) SEVENTH - ) Oo1nEq7. MIDWEST p (I1I 13010 2. Eclaro-Yza; 3. ica-Ot.o*;. * SI L £ STSEVENTH- I EcP U rAl -B.iP: S L•) w -. Do 71 3 44 3 Afl , 7 CW PZ $ I ., c?1491fl i. S Ca'o t7 3 1 & ''' --' aiki ICa .' i.4-3. p EIGHTH - I - -- - - - ?-- EveningHera,Sanford,FL vrn STORES IN MDIII . Harvard as Hampitre ?*. "fl(Lp P$JyI i. -44IainL1 SP*Iey.I' - PPFM.L. (LIp Morçjn.7 . 121 -S'e(L)p.Da,.3 Al. Sc1e,. R. IL) p UI Peters IL) a L 1 £4 %1Ø ttib'i 11 t d -. N?ch (L) Dali. 10. 134 Bel ley (LI p Jo., *i!eq R. IL) d Brown. 113; t'- t$v'nan CL) P. Ga*v. 1:3i; AJ (2) A4ne4t. 33A1C ___ lk~ SP ECIALS - N- orillans - ---•-• I osv '.'si "cii Fwy y.y ARE TO SflOW '• CASE UST - RCON D... 1 3 FIRST- I ur ABC NUR r-Th *flIQ'SC!1W1!0. p1I1TSDULil . I5L~ J PLUS ALL EoOIc'e. 3 E0vBtI& S. IcaAid4, Y:ar 7. Urzi WEDNESDAY MONT RESULTS Basketball Ei I ' N St 5r tvi bog.iii IBMI p iSflcioniOI3 &$3 13) Cooper M Brady 13*. )24-GIscenB*btI r Cjriø. 3 02. t3i C'IliIo (M 3 B.raiit. 17 3 110 iBM) 0 Fei'gu,cn. 0 I TOWIGHTIENTRIES -l - SAVE GAS AND CASH 1) s WED NESDAY'S RESULTS 011100111 M40W* $4. C0l 0' 11 1110 331 Vkmhwoon 0 S -- -- Doc.1) 7S ton 0 - --j SCOREBOARD WIPti. GA 14 $ T *37.4302 - . --- I ARC HAS P - - - - . - - -, -- - - - :- - viam - - ' ___ -- 11 FIRESTONE ORE ST is - .- ! �___ e a r - - -: _-'- - Jt 't : . z . --- --- -_ - a . I - _ - ___ _ - - .. . r_m - - I man hzunts ftiily ri arsj 2 12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 1030 €D nGaJoCAVAiC,DE Tape of a by u 1er1orrn Margaret WMnq, Frod.lio MaIIIn. Bob COsby. Peanuts ILJ. FfI1(*PrC tAJ1O. OhOrs flOfll the B.g Band Era (A) 600 2 .9' NEWS ft CARPASCOIENDAS ED DIMENSiONS iN CullURE 630 2' 12 C NEWS ) CBS NEWS ft GEUIN OVER 9' ABC NEWS ED STAR TREK 700 2 10 TELL THE TRUTH 4' BEWITCHED 6' CONCENTRATION ft FEEDBACK 0' WILD. WiLD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12' HEE HAW' Gusets' Conway Tvitty. Susan Raye, Guinilta Hunon ED UTtflCOM 24 4* 4' 6) LOVE OF LIFE '9 HAPPY DAYS (A) ED (Mon. Wed, Fn) "Villa Moçye' (Ties., Thin) Carrascolondas.' 11 '55 4 6 CBS NEWS ' . 100 I 2) 1Z TOMORROW 1 30 4 LATE NEWS 1.45 t4' PASTORS STUDY 1:50 t MAGK ' LETS MAKE A DEAL. RASU1AI 1. 1 VS irKMna 800 2 BONANZA(R) '4" IL) THE WALTONS: Mivy Elan leaves tar rusung , Afternoon ,, " '2 9' NEWS 4 '5 YOUNG AND RESTLESS 2'OO 2 U NITPICKERS AND GRAVEDIGGERS: Martin f3alsani stars is the M'd vnmngfitmonuga .L1 MRNEYMItIER'Tvuooft dity .cmon who wh to beie detectives make an wrest on a college CW'Xd that oreates x*bc havoc fix Barney " t2" ED TIES AT WAR "Berlin, DoornedCdy'(R) DAILY 4' AS THE 330 fIJNTSTONES AT GAME: Pro. cod Thin., See3pm. ft (Tues.. Thus) "Car'oSCendas" .9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED (Mon .Tues. Wed, Fri) Liias. Yoga wv,i You" (R) (Thu-s.) Lons&vnor Survivnj Kit' €9 ROCKY AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG 400 2) IRONS1DE 4) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 6) PARTRIDGE FAMILY U ED MiSTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 9'. DINAH FAMILY. €9 4'30 CI MERV GRIFF1N SHOW RLD TURNS 9 LETS MAKE A DEAt. - Cl ELECTRIC COMPANY 9) $10,000 PYRAMID f) (Wed o.- ) cu&c THEATRE PREVIEW 2:30 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4' (6) THE GUIDING LIGHT: Now no pood (1 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 9' RHYME AND REASON ED (Mon.) TB A (Tue s.) 'SoundsIa9o" (Wed.) School Proanwmng (Thin) 'The Asconi of Man' (A) (Fri) Kup's Show" (A) ED THE MOTHERS IN LAW 300 (2) 12) ANOTHER WORLD !41 '6) AIJ.INTHEFAMILY (R) Prei Thu-s., b'JIOW 4 (This's. Only) CALL IT MACARONI: "Expkinng Yo torday." (6) (Thu-s. only) RONA LOOKS AT: Hollywocxi cx,nflSt Rona tkurrofl in! rviews James Caan, Michael Caine, Elliott Gould, Brat Reynolds 9.1 GENERAL HOSPITAL ED (Non) "Homagnoli's Tata' (Wed.) "Romantic Re. b&ion' (A) ED MY FAVORITE 2' SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6 15 ALMANAC Does ,) (ft) Wth fl fjrg" (Tues Thuig,) "Jeannie" 1) of in Edixation" (Fri.) 630 (4) PASTORS S'Ti.OY 6) StfrlRtS SEMESTER 6 35 C4') FAI*4 AND HOME 638 Aid Dcni Floon The event? Easiy. (2') DEVO'flOel*.i. - Sund _____ ret) ei' upth a conirr ha aflein5As 7.00 (.2') (12' TODAY smash at 725 arid 825) ig ring 0 CLASSIC THEATER ,9) STFEETSOFSANFRAN. . NEWS U SESAME STREET - - - good _________ LOUIS LANA F R N E T A T S H T N E E I H G I E f) RHE PEAREWSRARELAE QER 800 CAP1AIN HUIEL SRGNUSPCUGEB I S Q 0 V S C I S 0 A 0 H M E A 900 (2) PHIL DONAMLE SHOW WILL NOT BE RESPON SIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCU RRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF O CE MB ER 11, 1975. Gary L. H!tsman, Sr. E B N C J U U 0 CC) MEDCI.XLASSH(JW (1) MOVIE: () ° Revon." (68W) &ela Lugosi, When the World Football 0SRENPLUU League blasted off last year, 5 E A Y 0 N 0 0 man who snckd te *'e uiry, Rosairid fkmoei 1937 B A B A 1 0 N S N A E L R P W 'E N N R _________________________________________________ arid ctd, arid iu'icoveri a complex case involving biganny, tackn*d arid murder. (Thu-s.) P49II P,&et Fir' Pal by. (Fri.) "4ni (B8W Goodwi, Wginia 19) HARRY 0 Alenysarold Gay. Iastructi.as: T hildim ases listed bekw appear forward. backward, up, dews, or diagesally a lbs puzzle. Flad each ktdd.a um cad bos It Is u ebowa: -. - murder of a b.&MiJ iosc IZ tI*ER\/ ___________________ I D 0 V R A P V R H L S P R E C C I I G N 0 L I A A , U t5 L I S 0 R E p 1 U E R H S E V P B I B E S L C 0 A R G I 0 R A M 0 A C D E R N A P E I I C A N S I A U E R A M FF1t'S SHOW ED MISTER ROGERS LEA VIM; 1J( )M E 4i Cajuns Mardi Gras Eighteenth State fessional Golf Association, says _______ [GA1NMA1UV1LYDA1 11t:3CP.M.-$,,2S ' -"-U Liii 4M I,) ____ _____ _ _ _____ _ ____ "DARK STRUTTERS" PLUS "BLOOD ON THE SUN " KARATE ' the occasions they've had na- Phone a" ___ - t . 'N Ipir ______________ I _______ ____ ONLY I ' '°1 , i e s tention on the women - froni people who decld to attend the next IJI'UA event In their area, To H is Death from groups that offer to sport- k I 1 U I4 s&berry Wint'r Springs & ____________ r , ai '.,- ____________ _________ ri IHIRLEYMILLETT j ii 1 I 4%7 ____________ S j' .-. ., ' E fLA?DROWNNG V I Y/ POOL 8349212 Forett City 8 P.M. 3 Iwylas D&tona - - --. -------------- - . ' ' - - __ o I l ' ' Rep Real Estate - Almost new 3 IIOOE.2SthSl. Florida's MULTIPLE LISTIP4.G ELTCR Central Broker )7266S 3221991 DS.Franch 3727374. 3fl44%,3fl.9$4 ______________________________ 337 1959, 372 1) 44 SUNLAPit) VACANT I Bedrooms, 2 baths, like new, $21,500 Low down With no closing osts n._an - . LraflK here wtere the stooDers will se them every day Liii your Christmas specials i'eauior eaiTy, /"'"j - ___ _____ .-":'/ ____ - . - . - 76-Auto Parts "' Carpet Recon,tIori, Cattere ' '- 1)2 9S " - SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 0 • • 9tinjijiPrJj portunities your 'ACEYI' Loads of room. 6 BR, I baths, 2 story home. Drapes, range, refrigerator Use it all yourself or use for added income, t '1t Lire In Lots of extras. $29,500 is all, Loch Arbor of JSTOM BUILT RANCHETTE, Country living at Its best. Comfort with all the amenities Seller will turnis7i new range refrIgerator. 3 BR, 7" baths on almost an acre md only 2 years old. 1.52,000 1 322•2420 173 362? RE ALTORS 2.545 Patti Di". - '• -, 2 I J)I). k some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write - (LJtL4VLt4M' Apts. I or 2 bdroom, furn. or ut1fur, both AC, avwcarpq$, $50 damage, IllS mo. 32149 after 'Mllage Large PEALTY INC Pss Peg. Real Estate Broker 503W. Is? St 3236061Or3230S17e'ye, •R,ved - Reasonable Streets finance OR UNFURNISHED •Street Lights 'Sidewalks Req Pea' 6stale Broker 371 ooio 3237595 327 271$ 123 5215 - .jvUw,Ude Homes By - I nia. , " A - Autfr Sale . Chico & ' -' - .. ;, - - . . ' -. -- -'"'-.' ......... J, - - . - ' . Antique lewelry, China & Glass. SPECIAL-- $971 'Ie33 GT, .. ' -. . - ' ' Speed radio. 55,000 miles. C $793 Call whit,'y Eckstein. 3.. - ....'. - - " '" _-- - - 1975 OldSmobile Cutlats. 2 door, AM. FM "adio. AC, PS, PB. $4,250, by owner, C-all 372 3764, attu for Jim. _________________________________ 'P" A .,-i' 'L''piLP..IlOfl 1972 Chevy Impala, 4 door, 47,000 miles. AC, PB PS. and vinyl top. Excellent condItion. 11.495 or best offer 67! 176.0 '" fj u- ,n ("1 UULI(J .1 0 i .-- ' aie .Do your Cflrustmas shopping here 1936 Jeep, I wheel Jriye, hubs, good tires, A.) condition, Custom top. Frlda ni ht Ban et lam B&ke'i' 3231771 ____________________ -: - The Man id. 17.921,477, Longwood Call3n.s1oorI34ioo ______________________ 2917 Hwy. 17.97 323.596) -. ,- originat mile,, $995. Many othersto choosefrom Give an Heirloom for Christmas. - . . . WITH GOOD CREDIT ForExample 1971 Fiat Racer 1971 ster, 6 cyi., stand , $995 1970 6 cyl., stand., 34.000 ""'" Primt,, Furniture, Original Paintings 8. Hand Crafts. Marie & A.41'.' 'a TREE ANTIQUE SHOP, 1)04 W. 1st St., Sanford. ccessories .. - ____________________________ AnyCarNo Money Down 71-Antlques ;,j - ,'if?c'r 5 p r' ., - '.i'e -Commercial Properly - = -i - , - . - . . - wIth 7 bedroom frame, avy traffic. $16,500. bedroom concrels block, excellent Cunditlon; no city taxes; by owner 372 6420 STUDIO 1,2,3 nrrDr1i"ai ru,,,,-, .'n_ra,'..im ui i c IflOS. Cabues. available. Bud CabelI. anytime, J w. 25th St. 3225037 ,. ' -- I I ' A.P. Clark Leasing FRIDAY,OEC, 12, 11AM ie outs. Bankruptcies- Jewi rwn, stereos, all types I utndi$e. SbSd'by piece, dl 'os's or truck load. HIghwa inford, 1'., miles east of I Igliway 46 Flea Market (be F Dusters from I VaIIant from $349j. I Scamps from 1341$. Fury Wagons Irons $3 00 Oran balFiub (pasture 32)0239, Fur,,'t it,,,,. 41(44 I . Prswect.anin.:p::ntin, F Il E I And acorrranty Terms AvaIleW. 4*5 H wy. 434 East 62-loG- - ''' - __________________________ S al Shrub and arder, ra ers ath100W 3 Canadian Christmas trees direct from Canada. Baggs Market, 25th and Sanford Ave. 322 34.61. DEPOSIT. -U-- special saie trough). Phone - $i à) PnhIrP - ----' Kchen.Bathroir flpII's Allrfinn i or steel desks (e*ecutjy, chairs, secretarial deski airs, straight chairs, fil bineis, as Is Cash rind Ce NOLL'S Casselberry. 17-92,530 29 tolnt Dryer, $150; Wetlnghouse frIgerator, $125. Stove, $40; Di itiwasher, $150; Water Heater, -. ciectric. 540. Bunk- h. i 7U3 ---- •==- Ised office furnituri Merchandise -. BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 2 _______________________________ 60-Office Supplies -?,scelIaneous for Sale H Items - Realtor, 373.5774 xury Patio Apartments " - 5.900. HAROLD HALL REALTY DUPLEX- 2 newradlos, iewelry, TV's, color& black 1. whIte', and thousands of Other let of woman's golf Clubs with bag, - never used. Call aftrr 5, 323 3326 ° LOT with 3 bedroom CR, ex. Ilent beat,'Iy parlor or nursery, 5,900, LOT with 3 bedroom CR and fl 211$ withboz')fshells,$35 Ph. 327 2062. 6060ak Aye, - SPECIAL- 1974 911 PorsPie 70 speed, like new, Zgreen Don Pope. 37? rCa 1651. 12Ga Shotgun.S shot - -. .me, next to thoppng center, NO SECURITY ..!.,. or a $972 Grasthopper Air Boat, 135 Laccmr, $1,195 323 after i or weeents. ROBSON MARINE LOT REALTY INC, I tl.. : '-- 0 . - ' .rrang.mrt5 WITT REALTY FROM ., SWAPSHOP.FLEAMARKT Anyone can be a Seller buyer. Ito charge. All admitted free. Corn, browse Starling Sunday, Der.aiha. liii, ,•a. Li,.ia "rfl ' Ti Phr ye he, er, Soutti $7.97, -._________ C) -, -- iruck- *. ton, dual gas larks, automatic, VI, aIr connhllcried, tO IA 510 ply fires and truck mugs. $1,000. Will trade May e Seen at ?l Sanford Avp bm'ne 9 .a ri or rsselb-rryH*y )797 SALE; clothe,, sIzes Ill, like new. LotIs In residential area near anlando Springs. Write Howard outhern, General Delivery, affOrd 32771 or inquire Weklya L anding Campground, - EXECUTlVELlVlNcj.4QR,7t, formaldining Separat, cottage or game room area. 119,300. 2 STORY STUCCO FURNISHED •Sewers . , SEP PINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, nail and large. 12,000 per acre id up Terry Realty, Realtor. 62$. NEAR STORES. Take I? easy in thli 11 bk, I bith home with eat In kitchen, Only 1)7,000 Owner will APARTMENTS I A Ptotpolnt Cop. per-tone Refrigerator, 11 cu ft beautiful COndition, 5)30 Girl's 207 E 25th .173 1832 'IAL A.COLBER'r, REALTOR .:L,'.'..w:L: ;.;_ Eves 322 06)7 or 3fl-1517 - --------' 1973 Ch,yrot,t Panel Van, 175" wheil bat., 6 cylInder, standard shift, new paint, like' new. 30.000 m,les, Sell by Wall Plumbing & HeatIng, 1007 Sanford Ave. 372 6567. -__._....,.,,,,.,, an ad that will bring a last silo CALL 327 2611 2 Bdrm. 1 & HOMES OF D •Large Wooded Lots Large3.RoomAp.artm,nt £Jo wl'ie',ts, new pent, new Inspection, 3777623 Wanled to buy used oH Ice furniture Yard Sale, Thursday and Friday, 9 am, to S p.m., 1503 Douglas. Phone 321.5951. GARAGE ____ $150, WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION SANFORD AUCTION. I7] 7310 8,i,kes. GoCarti (orginaI $135), vea corner iutn & Cedar (7 blks west Wino Dixie). HAL COLBERT - -_________________________ DAVES' 323 9370 YARD SALE, Fri. & Sat., Dec. 12 & 13. Live Ducks, Roosters, II en. Dozen Bicycles, 110120. Mini AND ACPFAGES -, - '59 Ford pickup, reconditioned, mag ______-- a ESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL an _. . Iad:es wear, 10 11, formal & ____________________________ sportswear, 105 Fri., Sat. & Sun. 70-Swap & Trade 203 I arkswood Or., 323 7587. - - (Y-IrticXS- Irafler We Buy Furniture tools, household items, misc. Garage Sale ' __ ___________ -- -- '- - 1": - OWn•r Carport Sale. Friday and Saturday, 9 to 6, 1506 MeItonyille. Clothing, I,fa', 4i U' ardens flJ,1 Garage Sale, 0.-c 125 13. 101a 5. 101 Idyliwllde Drive. Hew 30 cup perculator, TV, Italian nativity ligurines, antiques, househc,ld itern, evening coat. Other better _______________________________ clothing. 210' Waterfront lot, St. Johns River, Custom Built Homes WIth Many Plans To Choose From DeBar'y- Adults, I BR, air; close to Stores, churches. Ideal fpr retired Persons. 641445$ or 377 505.4. atterdprn. - .,. : lrisurarce BLAIR AGENCY 33666 __ 6.11 $126. Winter Park -_____________________ ,et - - . Mntorcycle ' For used furniture, applIances. loots, etc Buy I or 10)1 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTiD 7)S Blywood Circle (Sunland Estates). n.avm.vIie 43-lots-Acreage YOUR HOME? - ' , ' - - 322-6457 ______ - " , CASH 3224132 in CARPORT SALE - FrIday & Saturday M:sc. & House plants. Orlando, 773 6.460. __ ', - - Iton ut, $10,400, FLEETW000 GENtRAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. " "' 1975 Yamara Motorcycle $75 Endura Priced reasaiabt 7 1750 68-Wanted to Buy pliance,, Misc. items, etc. 64'x12', 3 bedroom, )"t baths, 13.500. GEURDOpi, 17*17', 17,195. EASY LIVING, 5737 E. Colonial, JOHNNY WALKER ' 78-PvtorcycIes - LIBERTY 40x31'. 3 bedroom, 7 bath, unlurn,shc'cj, $9,350 BROADMORE 64'x24', 3 bedroom, Nights ifl 2357 '' -MP"UItr 5LE at 2015 Cedar Ave. Friday & Saturday. Ap 3 Bedroom, 7 baths Already set up with awning and skirting. Cheap. Phone 373 0110. 1)0 Exeter Court, Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park. Sanford. BROKERS - 7 WeekS old, AKC registered Call 3730191 after S p m ___________________________ Auum Days- 372 6123 ?S?iParkDr. Great Dare pups, lawn and brindle. 54-Gai'age Sales Mobile Home. furnished, 12*60' ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. JIM HUNT Color TV'S I ronO; &.W. from $15; Servic, all make,. HERBS' TV 1200 S. French, 373 1731 - I "' Sanford,373 S700 Larry Saxon, Realtor Uncwrsrth ____________________________ ' -'________________________ 15 Yr. Ft-IA F INAP4CI GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlandoD,ive Anytime MLS Agency I U - ' ___________________________ - Ii Realty. e I'hi 42-Mobile Hon'le!S An immaculale home that you rr.jt see to fully realize Its i. 'abIlity. 13.5.000. 371 9110 Buying a new home? Moving to apart men I? A LITTLE SALESMAN Ill IiflN, - 7 Month femalt Vittia, show qui$it'j, potential hunter. $65 without papers. $315155. .-__--__. brick fireplace, and bookshelves. M. Stenstrom 305 213 020$ -'- w I ueiCOme, ai HOUSES APE PLENTIFUL But a home like this is rare Indeed 4 bedroom, 2 bath In Lake Mary area Hugh 30' famIly room wllh - WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Nev.' 3 bedroom. 2 baths, double garage, 7 porches, patio, country settIng, on large I acre putt lot, Orections: West on SR 46 to Welulva Rd. Call cjllect, eves. Owner Broker, Herbert Bronon, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate nroker 322-7643 ' Sanfnr Stemper Really R n II r •• '" flran(hOffjceNol 262)OrlandoDrl,,, 3fl, l30 Call 37726)1 or III 9993 to list Christmas speciali here. 1mm 1)4.4 mo - H$.1iSt. COMMiClAl. - NOMI$ - -- ....._ ________________________________________________ _________ 3 Mo. .6 Mo. 1 Year Leases Hwy. )7'Acros It W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322.3103 J1nriIoItc From Ranch House 323-1670 or $3 1.9777 I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 'J -- ADDITIONS_REMODELING 4901 after 5:30 p m, '-' V' modem, 1 story eociency apartments, mttractively fur fiShed, convvnhently localed and '_'y ' j "'s,:7 beautifully landscaped. $135 mo Call between 030 S For in Y.h ' 10r3 Juice Oranges, 1)50 per bu. Your Container 3fl31$s - _____ Tange$os and Tangerines Bedrooms. Adultsonty PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK 754 $,o ' -. - Click the Evening Herald Christ dlIy for Christ. , ____________ formation ri,Il 3720704 Navel oranges, 17.50 perbu i Phone373.1671 '" , 'I,. Ne-ui, to t, ) - .....P' I' Santa's Tins r for for utris bL$ ! C I IAL J for Cl-- Everyone _, Beautiful Christmas Decorations. Arrangements, Sanford Flower Stop, One Of Your Better Central Florida FlOritti, 372 1472 I (4 • 'j#p.w' a, Knight's Sti UW PW Styles and colors. tOS E Firit St Biauty Care Products for Mon -- Towers Beauty Salon 519 E. First, 372 5742 sa..a,_ s'_.._._.. -. - a__ -• Country Club, 372S4.4). PLATES 23 INCHES BY 34 INCHES ice up the old Rec Vee *ith, cessorIe from Sanford .vur Uflu IlAg. LUU' Turn. )d m will love you all year Ic Aicro Wave Oven or a Ir Ompactot, . and an Elec' Iarue Grill will make Do Top Chef." Dick's Appliani -- I a,',, IACII ' Kids - and Gilts for all occasionl lropical 'and exolic plants, Cat natiOnS, $5 dot. CAREFREI 1rta.74ir. forth. for - . The H -. -- '- 377 7,4) Oul of tiqup eraid '. athy's Unique, 21O Hiawi Monroe Licensed, bonded fruit shippers Select yours fOdCy for ChnIstms shipping Phone (305) Kathleen, wa dtowned at Acapulco in 1971. The family IIIL ide.as Visit Etheil's An I mile w,'st nil IOn Old St. PcI 46 at "76" Station, Pota, 372. 5571. Check the Evening Pieralt ChriSt 3 .FINCHAVE , -- S.- PH, 322.2811 = ---.,-"i,:'.............. P Home - mis GIll GuIde Qaily for Chrit mas gill ideas fl, U W• I'M." 7 Dealer. 373 743). MOni would love a new watch tocross Bicycles and Ar essories. Free Racing with urchas.,. Bicycle City. UQIW 134. Lg.I)O 1161 OSN Maitland Mtlnd 0470633 SATUROAYAIIDSUNDAY 9toS HIGHWAY46FLEAMARKET 1' mile, Eøst of I Ion Hwy 46 (behind Hwy 46 Auction Gallery) lewels start at 179 95. GWA P1EV JEWE-LERS, 701 S P. Delight tne Lady in your home w a Suotteem small •ppiianc, ft Dad ______________________ dso'ne selection of cardigan ealr"s by McGregor, machine kee' men s 3 fold Blllfoicn from SO Other nualltv Meeker ather goods. GWALTNEY S Park air, Gregory Lumber & True Vi H4.rdware, 4th & Maple. 3flC LiSt yeur Christmas specials P where' the shopper; will sic tI t.'C'y 1.' 'an1 BUV-SELL--TRADE 311 315E FIr'stSt UIflJI ,('Tli'Ui tu,e & fleddiniq, fl06 S. Fre .1 1433 372 $412 '" - - ____________________ 'iw,,,seuui,ui,j UASS BOAT BARGAINS Hour Service Dykes Healing Ar Conditioning 327 1577 corn Iet -t=i -"i'. M "ji.. _ ,, Hauting Hauling wanted h' lx' .an ,lh lilt gate Ption)228I,fAnller 3)0 Radio & TV _______________________ Sanford Bu%InessMachine, 3720005 DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Service 202 Live Oak Blvd • C&s.sedberry Phone $31 9441 . Paintrnri -'-- e:r Home Improvements 23 pct disc Painting & Carpntry Work, types roof repair 30 years e' Ptrecic, Fail Sirvice - Free estimates Ph $31 WI anytime - -. ' - Roof in' Roofing And Carpentry Repair Call3ZI - DAVE'S PAINTINC Srr.aH Pr,,e, Free Estimate -- £769 Expect rod repars tu il nQies All work Vueranteed Sir.atl .c - '' j .':'. BETTER PAINTING $42 5767 Better lob for a Better price Painting, ln?rior and Ez'erkir. Steam Cleaning House (1.401043 Frre Estimates. Phone 3720707 "' ' pm ci Custom Wok L&ensa'aJ. Llnded Free estimate 373603$ '- 1. _____________________ • Upholstering - _______________ Interior, Exterior Plastering $4o Amau,,m,s D 11).)UIIII - Exterior pressuredleanir,p 323 0565 • OFFic$ MA,,Hlpigs We Sery cc all makes and motels FrCCPI(kupa,dDeI,yery Rem Maple desk & Chair. $33, ccionlal love seat. tS5 Upholstered rorker. $13; Swivel rocker, $15; Chest of k ALA CLEANS ALt. Oil Burner Cleaning & Service 74 5)LL,.'.L1- Iue0 Antique bulfet 140 I 4 ayments Singer Zig zag iri cabinet, 3 needle position, twin needle, front • I I".di -1 ..i Pa baIanceof%lior " ' rr melts Of II. 5ev af '' ' will love Black & Decker or tictuweil power loots and Stnley nd tools from Gregory Lumber True Value Hardware, 4th & ,r'e. 2!00. WP -. Plumbing ' Ah4, •II iTIWJIUIU• _________________________ _______________________________ ______________________ - WILSON MAiER FURNITURE Gifts tllvery. Conv,nlent terms'. T EXTRA CASH Fl HRISTMAS by selling your gi ied furniture and appliances -' .--' Pressure Clecning . Call 372 76)) or $31 9993 to list you'r CiristmOs specials here is. Dad with a pair of DanIel 'eec casuals or house SlIppin im Knight's Shoes, 201 E 1st St. ye TV Stamps- ill E FIrst '_ . lOred & moved 323 9117 or 934 Ills ____________________ Heaters Cleaned, all makes IS years experience Paul Miller 372 Open ekids will love Cowboy BoOft ant )ingo Boots from Knight sShoe, 0$ E First St e"t your new furniture ft IILSOPI MAIER for the b hrustmas ever. Save on ratio ranth Liberal trade inS F hone 372 5472. rcesDir a'l .1 KING Plumbing SupplIesESTERSON LAND CLARlNG F'xture, Water Heaters lam 10 Bulldozing Ecavating Ditch pm lhru Sat 2534 S Part Drive Work Fill dirt, too tOil 372 5cs ______________________ 373 54)7 _________________ ____________________ C&A Back Hoe Service Land O.aruiQ fill dirt clay :o Omega watch Phone 323 6450 __________________ ,_, Gifts t.7lt15 ___________________ Heater Cloaning SWAP-. l6tt Cobia V Bottom Boat or000dSpines Piano, or sell, $375. VALINEY JEWELERS has a 3276620. vide selection of ID Bracelets a ld and silver $495 rlea IvIarlcel . , CA N B E CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOF INGOt' INSULATING The Joe Hobbles' daughter, i Li%t your Chrlslmas Specials bin NON RUSTING IPURE ALUMlNi,M EASILY INSTALLE D WITH STAPLEGUN Hart 5. a SE n jan ord •. I' ________________ -. FLORIST, 7391 French Ave , 321 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit tween Stut dings and Rifler,) Complete for Flowers W('aJU'I'v ,N1j!Q) .--' . priced Phon. .j73 4.311 ______ Camera C r'I ---- . 5t7:lth, 111 S. French. 37? 1651 $4 fl, SpecIal $71.36. Wieboli Shop, 2)0 S Park -- Land Clearing ...en raI Heat 5. Air CondIionng __________________________ i ree esurnaes ca arl 2AQUARIUMS , I. Air Condllioning, 377 6Y0 USEDOFFSETIPRINTING 1l and walked toward the bddge's North Tower, authorities Fe' FREE SWAP SHOP & FLEA MARKETI Aciults 2.00 1 Show Tim, berhonorfcr Indian studentsat SUNDAY, DEC.14 Kidi** L0OJ:3O 9:10 AL3fli2I ____•_ flob1jibor, I *. ike Mmn's life easier with cemi at and air from Sanford Plea We've Got Everything For Golfer- Clubs, Bails, Golf Ri Duckster Jakets Lutes mens golf appirel and shc PLY LASTS I tLL,IN( Ii MAKES CASH -PLACE A CLASSIFIED At) r-ow Call 322 26)1 or Ii? 99'73 , Air Conditioning Phone372 6515 __________________ ______________________ for -" -. ___________________ The fight against Inflalion begins at GWALTNEY JEWELERS- Unusual Gifts, fresh and artifIcial floral pieces, lovely hanging Quality gifts for less. 70$ S Park. ALUMINL M SN EETS WHILE SUI SEARS telephoneS will be open every nlght'lillthru Dec. 73, Call 372 )fl) Giffs -"- Floor Stripping & WaxIng residential and businesses. ree estimate Blitz Clean 323951 ______________ - '. Phoneifll)O1 - .-' SOt)1c,S Tips eryone 'F , If'''J '''" - The body c Robbie, MIII baby accessories. Payton's Children's Wear. (Formerly Buttons 'N Bowi) 26 Hiawatha. . . - ....... "u Roofing, Gutters 70 Yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co 55) 9363 - Jdsiustwtsatyouhavetootfer CALL in 7411 NOW LEASING - Tangr$n Call 3720257. If ins, call 3220376. Russiill Crauuley. - a form of message used h 9:30 Pent Blje Lustre Efectric ,.,,, Fvpnlnr, -.............a'' mat Gilt Guide daily for ~rI. mat gift ideas, bath RFALTORS -' TAFFER REALTY ' • Sch WANT TO SELL 3 BR, 1 bath. $7S 3:30p.m. Farmers Mirkef. 37101fl. treating illnesses. He is survived by his widow, 1P': Mary Marilyn. Hobble was the Dolphins R owner's oldest of 11 children, E Thursday, Dec tI, 17S-f,3 ______________ 64'-!qulpment for Rent ____________________________ - Newer 3 large bedroom, 3 home, Sanford area lO?W.Comrnerclal Ph FHA FINANCING 3 bedroom, 7 bath, sell less than FHA apraisal. $15,000 - 41-Houses RENT. PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 btiron hnmUI. family room, garage. carpets oJ).i722 CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR with - , Wcwlllproviijettie Professional S.ervic' SUPILAND I Bedroom, 1 bath, central heat 8. aIr. $72,000. MeOl tstate 1%,! c MAGPIAVOX COLOR TV - Chf'(k Ih YOJ want to Buy or Sell approved. $11,950 - bedroom,7 bath, 2 car garage, air, shag carpet throughout, self clean Oven ln5ariora,Occupyaf,,r Jan. Is?, Call 4.21 3091 after 7 p m. $ lrindty IivflQ.-sme joIn us. FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS, Pent ALE PRODUCE, Stall 22. Sanfci'd has establisheda$cholvshipth -. 574 3167 6U) Sq. Ft. Shop Space lOON Maple 373 8)?? or 37? 6620 _____ STREET 'GIRLS IL' ',7TIf;' ! •. . - ____________ ' v. 9SMOP4TH dIAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 10 vvaflted "." %_ ii PIPIECREST 3 Bedroom, 1', both, new roof, fenced yard, Fl-IA Orange City. Stores now available Ideal for restaurants or ether Easy & veoabIes at low plc coroner's office said. Hobble apeciallzeul in roiling, JLMN ' ". - No notes were found, the N Pt :.t 1 (IU 37-'3usiness Property - For Sue' or Rent The witnesses said Robble (a I J 92-- CWNER SAYS SELL - Furnished I bedroom, central heat ant air rice neighborhood 176.90) Harold Hall Realty ,- - -!-'l parked his car at Vista Point ____ _______ J I trailer, Adults, no 5,lS Preferably retired persons. $100 Small PIn in on 1712, lust north of lb., or *4.5030 lb. load. Other friih authorities said. _____ ____ ________________ ___________ r % A.-..=Pp------ " M.vket,75thandSanfordAve,3 aluOc, And there were millions search after witnesses reported iiioreforloca!TVstatjo, seeing Robblegoover the rail at the north end of the bridge, THE 1 321-0041 tying in with the lady golfers. to his death from the Golden _________________ II WHITE RASH'/ - ________ I. Oak. REWARD. 3fl 9456. SAN RAFAEL Calif. (AP) - now that they've seen the call- Dr. David Lyle Hobble, the 31her of play, and from uidverti- year.old son of Miami Dolphins sers who realiie the po(ential in owner Joe Hobble, has plunged ___ r C P CAL TOR S Call 377 2611 or 111 9993 to list your Christmas specials here Nice I Bedroom iPI., kitnen equipped, air, carpeted Large private yard 1)05 Adults 372 fl9 W5. nds S eves. Nurses; RN's, LPN's; Aides; Aide. Companion; Needed immedlatily, 6250636 while band wIth gold Vicinity 21st year at ABC, NBC and CBS The Coast Guard began tiw I I _________ venlences CATV hookup $77,500. nrtr 3G-Apartments Urdurnished _____________________ I in this immaculate 3 BR, 7 bath home in one of Sanford's finer areas. Convenient to downtown, shop. ping, hospital, All modern con - 377 1367. 32-Houses Unfurnished '' following, New shop, pleasant surroundings, good pay. Start Immediately. Apply In person, Head Hunters, $01 East 25th St. 24-Business RELAX - ENJOY LIVING Your _________________ generated an estkznat.ed $B1 San Francisco and Mirth Coun- ' ' Cosmotologisl "SLRvICE BEYOND TrIE CONTRACT" Rentals care for as low as $2 per wt ________ you qualify, 323 1474. J 6 JUDY'$LITTLEN0PIO _____ 'Lsn'tablxlttotry,Sportseveflts below the bridge crtnecting __________ ?t1j million in advertising sales last ty, authorities said. ' ____________ '- Masler Sanford,Florlda 3377$ television industry, while it Valley doctor, was found ___ â ---- ___ & t. - Peal Estate Brok ''' I) "F' n 'a 3 - businesses 9047734.097. could survive without sports, Wednesday morning on rot*s 8'1NTO" • "" 900-Terms Wt'q Kish Real Estate 2 Bedroom, fully carpeted, central heat air, plenty of room for Children arid pets Phone 372 5659 • 425 254.5' ".' Write P 0 Boi 17)3 sixrts world has grown on tele- coroner's office reports. ______________ -' bath on large tnced Real Estate 2 Bcdrom turnished. $135 month. Adulls preferred, Phone 323 U70. ______________________________ Sanford-Off Lake Mary Blvd. 2 Bedroom. 1)35 pIus deposit WANTED Reliable, elieriy woman on limited income to live rent free In exchange lot care of my 4 yr. "i " References required Send reply to Box 93, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fla 3777). Call 173 4357 to boost the prize purse, Erickson reports, it focuses new at- Son Plunges (EERIPENEDFRWT,PC vision. And for its part, the r. -' 3)A.-fjptexes - That's how dependent the Gate Bridge, the Marlii County _______________ EVERVTUES&THURS$I ForAdufts,ChjIdr,nso r - - Tematoes for home canning, $1 tionalrvcoverage have made sor a new LPGA tournament HOW SHOWING ____ j .-'-r'- pD' -__ 3461. ______________________ notk'eable differences, Joe Ro Besides providing extra cash Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 cIiscovries per panel in an ailnew series of 24'page booklet,. To order volumes I, Iliad Ill, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. ________ 34-jbjle Homes 7 - sery, 373 73. 1)0 REWARD, live director of the Ladles Pro- competitions for Individuals. ' 1O'OO But the Welcome Wagon oste,'.', can make it easier ci adlust to your new sur'u'undings, and fl24',bc put i smile on your tare' _" ••' EVChIII9 Herald, Sanford. Ft - Near Sanford Garneft White W Completely renovated, 372 7352. - Phone 321 .9S79 NBC, CBS and ABC already Ideally, says CBS sports chief Lost In Loch Arbor area- Black and One & Twa tietroom apartments, were glutted with professional Bob Wussler, the relationship ChliaflUa.t)y,ir old. Carpeted, air. him t? andcollegefootball,andthef'j. between television rind pir lim.".cti,,r' 377 1510 Iovr,d please call 373)94, aft, rwnciaiiy pressed league could tscuar sports event works this p.m. only attract a $12-million na- way: ___________________ -Apartments Furnished tional contract, This year it 9-Good Things to Eat fl1cmnone)'paidfor1VrIht5 didn't get any, and WFL offi- isusedbypromotersandfran.. AVALOPIAPARTMIUITS ADULTS. NO PETS dais said the lack of that kind Of chise owners to improve quality HA V EL OR API GES 1I6W.7nd5t BAGGED insurance definitely .COfltrIS - either by paying higher salaJ! Ave. 322)423 uted to the league's collapse on ries for top players In team Nave Oranges, fresh from gre VBOO COVE APTS Oct. fl• sports or by hiking the prize 8. 7 hdi'av,,,a .,, s.,s busht', Ntw ci E.M. "Bud" Erickson, execu- money to attract the best In Pecans. 10 lbs. 19,50. Rag Baton Rouge Bald Cypress ' Forrest Greene, Inc '1 ''I 9410 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 1135 1130 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I IL SR 434. Lonugwcmo Sales Representatives, male 1. female Full or part time, Unique line of products. $30 7702 (49 p.m.) build, vicinity Lake Mry pbr. Bayou Magnolia Shreveport Pel ican State T&norrow: Major Cities of England € SCHOOL PROGRAM- MATTER • Huey Long New Orleans French Quarter 9'.30 "4 PHIL DONAHUE "IN IS NO LAUGHING I C M R I YB -' 3 BR. 2 bash home air (Ostionr, Oil heat, shady yard, 519.500 Make an offer BY OWNER-- Two Houses- 2611 Mohawk. 'Oreamwold). and 713 Tangerine (Ravenna Park) B.olli _________ "Coierp" (68W) FOr7Cl Tix*.er, A$ison Hayes 1959 (Wn) "NanJl Most Fat' Pail ore (88W) Robert P.tuxdpom- -- Beautician Wanted Rent your own booth Cal1372 $7)) operate at the level it does LOST: Female Calico cat. sr now." 4 1-Hotises " SANFORD. 373 7 _____________________________ 7005 Hartwell- 3 &eutroom carpet. central heat and air, lened, $193 LARRY SAXON, REALTOR, 323 - &-Child Care sport if It wants to continue en-Houses - PEAL EST RcilIor Jan. 1, 3 BR, kitchen equippt'uJ $lbOper ma First mo. & 5) dep 3?? 7691 or 3720671 ___________________________________ , ______ Th NFL's Kinsil says: "If dering in 1964, NBC paid $42 you say 'subsidize,' you're put- A RACY'S WORLD. Care tor In million for a five-year contract. hg the cart before the 10 age 2 only. Nut to new Llcens Bureau, 3724445. That money five times Football dida't get where i more than what ABC had because of television. It got New government program, merger. (7) f$2) respected surgeon (Rctwd PQIey)widadatenrw'iodternat. Iui*r aee Ov'w ttnecessityca raleasts&rgory '6) BARNABY JONES boii a *th for a naan f - 754.3. "But because of rising costs S-Lost & Found _______________ college draft choices rival NFL. It kept themfrom func.the and the increased success, that __________________ con becomes a nessarY L0S: Ladies Borel cocktail we 'Cli. RE0NRICRIV EGAU Q Ap ) lonqwoot your ' _______________________ honing until the NFL finally item .., It becomes vital for the gaveupinl969andagreedtoa m.r - AvaIlable Sanford - Mod 1 BR Carpeted, a'r, 1)20 plus Call after S p m 371 1 income tax preparer needed for accounting office Must have with experience IndIvidual through corporate returns. 372 MARRIAGES PtrfOried by Marilyn. NOtlty, Ocala 901 7)1 1851 or 7fl 57 NBC, for example, is general- producers to make dramatic sible for AFL clubs to lure top product. p EER0GESSJIL NUNLUE prungs. ' ________ ____________________ - - i} 1.p Wanted 4-Personals _____ 5135 ocr ma N'ce 1 bedroom apt, light5,it furnished, Carpeted, adults, •va ,U 1YO atier 3 5 wk nds, ____ -' - Sports? paying for AFL television whereitisbecauseit'saquality SRQ YUSUPYCECFPYCEB rights-he1edniakeitpos. T GOOD MORNING AMER. (if) AAOO black without TV income," SEEK & FIND' ft SCHOOL PR,j,M- A t'emontr Eat Call 372 2611 or 131 P993 to lust Christmas spe1a1% here, Husband, ChHer Grandthlidren, Brother i and SIsters $ to -__ one, twJrrn Bedroom apartment, pirtly fur nished, couple only, 372 3767 days. J77 099) evenings, 2 N,VFCAP1fRUl1S, TANGILOS $7SOBUSHEL Jfl 67130(373 (1367 ll our frici ,4 LI!4 to t"n relatives for their many ç rayers, carc*s. lloers and food dul'ing the Illness and at the flme of the ILouetta utln of our loved W. Tyner. A special thanks to Rev. Leonard Jones lot his COrTiforting rds God bless YOU •II Your kindness will never be lot'gotten. ED MICKEY MOUSE CLUB tI3!W) 530 '2 12. NEWS *1 ED ELECTRIC CONP4.NY 19 BEVERLY HILLBIUJES (I) MAYBERRY RFD (Thu-s. only, "Lost In Space") Things - - w Back when the AFL was floun- 6) BOZO'S BIG TOP 7',30 00 - ______ baya Barhelor apartment, pr,'ate, clean, convenient. 2 miles from dOWn town Sanford 323 1316 or 3fl 5699. _____________________________ i-Card of Thank " 1 EDSEAMESTREET ED THE LONE FW4GCR 5.00 (2) ADAM 12 (9") GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 12j (Tues only) VEGETA the sports establishment would rector of the National Football old American Football League. them. HMWEY ED MOVIE' i(ido Rectum, a - .' __ 41-Flosses SeeIhs3berjrOc,m7ba,ne(ut,ve home 'n desirable M fair, M4ny l7th&Fr,nch Sønlord 2 Bedroom PWrna Iiy.,,g .. d1ffl :m,, St(ur,ly deposul 1J11649 and 7 bedrooms, partially turnistecj, valcr furnished, I Zh$d 5)00 m 32) 0066 Noon FrldQy ___________________ But it isn't at all certiin that states Jtm Kensil, executive di- ly credited as the savior of the and comedy programs for 6 58 Anderson," (Ci HAWAII FIVE-0 P,tGar- U Mierl," - ' ________ SANTA SEZ: ? h,*fii, P,itCPtfl lao pels $150 mo, Call i& a m , 1720153 One ' . 6.55 RUTH TUECI LIITQC ground fLu, furnished apartment Call 372 717). Befot'e PubHcQtIon -- 6:50 -a - 'l only 372 4170 A phonecall could start yOU on a new morley? Artex Hobby Pr and profitable career. Call $67 has openings for Instruct & 37.5' Hostesses Let us Show you I I to use Roll On Decorator Pairit in a Married couple to handle tube, Have th, best two lives. management and maintenance of Call 3236646. _________________ small adult complex in Sanford. Television Unfurnished i rQ(r' rviflier 32-Houses SM4 MOPARk.l 7 3bcroom ). trai apis Adult S tam I k Weekly 3515 Hwy $797, Sanford " ___________________________ I D [ADLINES - ford AItamo,itr 5prini A -' - , 3)4 1PJ Wie 74 (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 1 n.ina I In.ae---------Minimum - EL) HOiLWOO TV THEA- -..= - '-. I 31 -Apartrnesfls FurnIshed U tImes MONDAY thru FRI DAY SATURDAY 9.Noon IS ALCOHOL A PRO8LE EDITOR'S NOTE Ideally, rxist Ii television coveraie IUI- !..(tt:: i-ce So the relationahip is rather AL ANON I , c(tIv, kkaiuu detui tdporate(1 not in its Rozelle has said each of the 2b complex and delicate. From FOr families or friends of oblem the money helps improve the quail- present 1w-rn, anyway, drinkers. NFl. teams receives more than outside it might be said that For further Information call 12 3 4517 ty of sports. The added quality "Television money is so Im- 12 million a year from th television is subsidizing many or wrlt attracts larger audiences, ilortant," says ABC sports czar league's sale of TV rights, Sinford Al Anon Family Grour p,o, of the sports it covers, but on hkh In turn briugs in more Roone .rledge, "that if It were Box 553. Sanford, Fla. 3277) Executives in other sports the inside it is accepted by both _______________________ -advertising revenue, which In withdrawn, the whole structure sing a similar tune. A national TV and sports executives as SWAP- 161?. Coola VBottom Boat turn allois television to pay would fall apart." bopI Piano, or sell, television contract often can simplytheway their businesses more for broadcast rights. 3776630, That isn't network hyperbole, spell the difference between operate. The fees paid by television for success and failure for a new ARE' YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Carl Lrndernarrn Jr,, head of fly LEE MARGULIES Free, 6.44 2027 for "We Ca rt'the right to place cameras at organization not only be- NBC's sporls department, says "Hotline," Adults or Teer Associated Press Writer spirts events provide millions cause of the financial iinplica- the approach isn't much LOS ANGELES (API - of dollars to sports. FACED WI7HA DRINXINC tions but also because of the fan ent than that of the networks' PROBLEM Could television survive if it "There isn't a single NFL. interest generated through entertainment divisions, which PerasAIcollcAnonymci. 5 never carried another sports team that could operate in the titass exposure of the game. Can Help pa the studios and independent Lv SHIRLEY MILLTT J ij(jQfluO - e:Uo A.M. - 5:30 P. M 610 (4") -' HOURS 600 SUNRISE SEMESTER 1j6) SLI1RISE JUBILEE CISCO:FrltzWeaver,Ard'ow Ronson star Ui a story of an elooi bugg iO that to lndiis spnrç arid - _______ - .4 ' - -a - - - - CLASSIFIED DI Executive Says Yes ______________________________________________ Morning .Ji'n Hi.mon and David ________ t -=.r - - 322 - 2611 F(idOy star as Elery ()Joe arid ___________________________ ___ - - - Want toe*rn beautiful gifts or (3 CLASSIC THEATER PREVW 16) ON THE ROCKS: tr*es corójcts an Uwestigation to fled who stole a watch. 112) TiE COP AND ThE KiD 6.57 (2) lIZ NBC NEwS IPOATE 900 I'2) 12i Eu.ERY OL.EN: An anOoninuTvy'sc,rsoso to be when an archaologisl ______ 1 ' onUed mu-s. see below 41 (Thin only) MAGAZINE An sntecvow with Indian Prijno hnisloc Indira Gancb 9) THE EDGE OF NICHT €1) 700 CLUB Ii 00 (6) GAMBIT (9) SHOW OFFS 30 2' 12 HOLLYWOOD ' "' 12 HIGHROLLERS f) (Mon.) %kw1d Press' (A) (Tues) Loaefl Thomas Re. members" (R) (Wed.) r Encxxo" (Thus....In. tot(ona1Ani1nFj' Fn) 'tçk f p BIG VALLEY 12.30 2 12 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE MACHINE 4' 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 MY CHILDREN ED ELECTRIC COMPANY 12:55 2 I2' NBC NEWS 100 2 :12 SOMERSET: Pro1fT)(ed, Tues. oy, Ch. 12. tar Inn By the Side of the Road," 4 MIDOAY 6 NEWS .9 RYANSHOPE €1) SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING ED MOVIE: (Moo) 'SOns of the Sea." Michael Aedçavo, V&eno Hobon (Tues.) "Pow der1cw" Victor MoLaon, Edmund O'Brien (Wed) "Phan1cm of Crercond fl (j0 Coiloz, H B Warner (Thin.) "Man From DIf Ro' Mttxny Outno, Katy Jusacb I Fri ) 'The sack Tonr Anthony Stoolo, Donald Siheen 1957 British 1 30 2'12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES PfCE IS R'GHT' Pro. empferi Wed cwy for "Mzino, " see below '1 (Wed only) MAG.&JNE: An 'neriiow vvth Indian Pnrio Pmster theta Gardi 1030 2 12' WHEEL OF FORTIE Now one hour format (' PRICE IS RIGHT Pro- II 00 2 4 .6 9' 121 *1 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR fl.l, ED 700 CLUB 30 2 12 TONIGHT 4' MOVIE' "01 uOS' EMs Presley, Juliet Pro*'se. ,6'l CBS MOV1E' 'Sdtrng Target OIi Reed, Jilt Sani John 1971 A convict plots a dating escape then Ioarrn he w,fe s epoctng (A) ft ABCCAPTJONEONEWS FOR THE DEAF 9. WORLD 12.30 .9 WiDE WORLD. 1.ong. 2' 1'' 4 HOILWV000 OUARES __ - ______ .- ______ SSI Ft ED A DS CLA SemInole Evening __ ________ - • Thursday, Dec. n, in TV ThwsdQU _ •it . - _ TONIGHT'S ____ a • b • _____________________ - ____ 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. a - SANFORDSEWING CENTER 301 East First, Downtown 37291)1 Eve. 149.1)46 52-Appliances _________________________ KENMORE WASHER, parts. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonz&le: 305.373.3939 BUDDY S HOME IMPPOVE -_ 701 E Commercial 373643) ART RPOV,N PEST 734i Park Drie A' 3 ' - . . . -. -I - _.,... Well Drill,nn - &i i Tvflr 'a "F tAD PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 - . -. ray -: -- - -- -. I. -'- '" ret aro - Need help on that Sa'urday lob? Pan.l.,wj ilaW w'wtiwv bu,rw3 Concrete w'k, etc. B' the hour by the jOb 322 9343 - ' .1 PET REST INN Board nq & Grooming cm,' -- - WELLSOR,1,.F0 PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type, Ondsile, '%.'dit ar'. ra, i(e' STIPPlE MACHINE 5. SIIPPI V (0 1707w 7ndSt ..',,. _____ ______________________ 3174437 __ - -- I ___ �-.---- - - -- _____ - --- - - -.--- ----- - 1• - •-- - ,- - - .. - - • - - L a' p .. :- - - - -c----- s-- -- - dl % rinaw-1410waomeammeAdoiffimpw -- *-'= 4 Z.- " - - S ,. - . - I, - 60 u.i ZVEM'SE.—M ffim — - -— =I.n1F it -;--T 5;7 - 77 11111 —1 pgap - — 1_____- _______ __ _-1 - 0--Evening )4raId, Sanford, F!. Thursday, Dec. 11, 1975 - - - I - = . Answer to Previous Puue .. ,- I 1)4E CYENERAL ` -, =Lf 0 111,41 0 HOROSCOPE - 0 W _ '_1 — PJN& T4E 'j? .EUVER PJ- \ emperor LI? . 19 7 __ 13 Native metals 46 Griever 14 Bullring chow Criarism. '\ r' o (1 5 dinner j\ L _____ r, rT PM MIL Q ~W I ) J 60 walIsba 51 Convent t 31 Gaelic cis fJjJor1h 10 Medicinal macaws toward those 45 Ingredient of plant I I Tidings 16 Irish county 20 Expiate 22 Natural tat 24 Mail bire" 25 Puff . ". u I , ~, / I C r -A *" ,11- '~ ____ CAMPUS CLATTER with ft 28 Positions kit B U R NS I 9Roll~ 27 ~ 29 28 — 1 ____ -__] Q<, \ 41 ~1 -. I ____ 48 1 53 —— — — —— — — 61 by Stoffel & Heimdahl —— —— -- WIN AT - 1 TiME — ILb tAt ON ' Vb A - WHEEL / /( ThINKINØ' lG ~ _ k, - l CA. . M *QJ 104 _________________ A Q 51 fl — t2 /1! 11 ______________________ I' SLONDIE _________ f111 > 13/I ______________________ ( VKJ ( you tell me if it is possible for I GUESS _SkE JUST C-OT a person to have a stroke and TIEO C OLD HEAD' e diabetes hit at the same time or does the d1abet act like a negative response followed by West Norib East does it affect a person and could it cause death' Anything )OU can answer 13 I I1\ IN P rtis. appreciated 1 • ______ I ox ygn I suppl) to part of the rain, an •, u .n a usua y ineans a blockage in circulation in a rvr 'r hin b" Al Verm..r The oxygenation of the . SURE GAVE US HOW 'TO A MESS 01 ~v "W1%"t_VV%..r%r- P _ ____ • X-,.,M,?; J/ ,I -. - C: ~c - I - . ~. brain can be affected by a host of contributing factors. If an elderly Dent,on haq dinease N I .— . n. I -J 0 ? ___~_t~=_-__- D.L EW GUNi EI U0 T It 17U ~ 1 I . I "V- __ "-Y I 1 South - - * w. r 0 (O L I II ( 11-11a __ - ibn 11`1,' I D 0 Is 11111% 11 r() :~ - L__ _J EIVI ARCHIE JUC-HEAOf USHOD - V w r's YOJ Wt! HAVE BEEN HERE AT -j' "I I U . FQ~ BEING LATE NED 2 . NINE 0 0__111 0 4. GUESS I OVER- I r-1.1 bj Bob Montana ( .. -J p I ', , Vt 'IN A, _____ z , 'A, i II ____ V r - - (ç ,M% ______________ _______ - •J •! \ I I' /4 . f . I .., ' ,, I I I and Induce a stroke everyone has someone 14 / i I - I by Bob Thcves I' - - - ___ - I . 1- _- ._ ::=-------~~_ ~_ — ~_ - (=In ___ MOD 11 POP A 5EC oND OPiNION, M - I. 1-1 • PROS Alifty C get mort informa Diabetes The S.veet Sickness Cerebral Thrombosis, with a long stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, l'O Box About two-thirds of patients who develop a stroke have 0 0 --iiiiii - . _Z~~ ! " an acetone breath. acetone breath conf: I-IZARP? u Ii./ 0 I III RIP1'AI POC MR Ml UVAL ) NEY U KIN ThINKO'1l-4E ,P - -L_ Herald for the story. 4 V 6ie!4t. &C4Y W'QTAEStY' - 17'i T4 POy7/71 IMe cream of the crop In Seminole County high school football circles will be hono.ed Sunday, when the Evening Herald sports department presents Its All-County football I Christmas: A Time Of Tradition Christmas Is a time of tradition; a time for rememtwrIng. Authoreis Elvira Garner Is honored each Christmas season -Ahen the nativity seenes she made for omes in stor y, PICILU-S Fair I-C, Wullitil's Sceflull. ' . ' l\I)F\ 645' &ttY/ - - M_`i""_ k ' I — I - .7W . '- - - - a- — FIRE DESTROYS HOME, TWO HURT - - wu tr , _ - -ronce To Stay son the circui t Court Clerk's office 1bursday were sign ed by Circu it Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. with Rulings filed with herd at the cameramen Into the JUDGE McGREIGOR hallway outside the circuit Seek gWde must court chambe rs and offices Wooley said the pushing - 4e report, McGregor, who ITIL _.. CL... I.J U ...- n - lilevy %plow ; I - - - - 't courthouse and explained that . - I - - _. : -T___- __- _____-1 .! - - - -, , -1 -.-- I --- - interfeing with the conduct of involved in the grand jury can, "the courthouse Is neutral court proceeding. -_ I q - - - . ; said . by Bill Vincent Jr.) r% _ McGregor approached Persons said ta tha As newsmen crowded into the newsmen and asked they hopes the television station can judges' our office Thursday, remove their cameras to the b e represented at the January to cover a five-hour closed door exterior of the courthouse. meeting of circuit judges. Fireman George C. Markos, __ of the - "Sanford Fire Department, hearing concerning four sealed McGregor said he has the battles a blue that Injured two children and destroyed a home at and jury indictments and a authority to the news what happened," Persons said, IM Uncoln Court early today. See story, Page 2A.(Hernid Photo sealed interim grand jury cameras to stayorder out of the denying that the newsmen were Mwl~~___ _J~V~ 'W-9 .. r- . tact between the press, the walked from a courtroom to his incident was "completely courts and th e person obliged office "unexpected" and said he was 10 at' court ' McG regr See1c , the cameras ~Zm -____ - - Wooley and pushed the camera to ooley's face and then toward the floor. McGregor shouted, "I need a bailiff," and three bailiffs and a plainsclothes deputy sheriff — be established far future con- - -_ __ _ - Courthouse Titusville. "I f eel that guidelines - - ______ • WFTV cameraman Lamar WZE- , - , The judges meeting is breard Count) a th+ 10 1 newsmen about picture tsng Jue McG regor, s voi ce - A%Fw , l -%~ ANXmix . - not trembling, put h1s; hand on Ulle of a camera carried by relationship of the courts and the pr ess at the next judges meeting," McGregor said E;Qm - eon that persons hadn't protested ,- with the operation of the court." ' - - - _-, :-.-__[:~___--1 When WT, Channel sine, U* &A--I- n..Lit-if __e-~--?~-;~~_N .!!!F"l I _ __-_ ;_~-! - in or Says ndictments By ED PR1O Thursday denying they were ~ Slate Rep. Robert Hattaway, County Attorney Herald Staff Writer Thomas ~ concurrence by Circuit Judges returned four indictments and Hosernann Jr co-conspirator. But, circuit —.111111111111111" peared before the grand jury, - ~ - . wiyfL __ - I; - — — - ~__4 _-__P_Ia~ -__ I_Ik_~ __~ -W&'- # -- - __ . . _1,~_f - -- -_ J - ~_ 1F__ !T- _-~p_.__~__._ - ~ K~6 - - -1~.'2~. ~__-x -~ ~~__ 7___~ ----------- " i - 1~ __,_31 - - - z. • 11, - _________ _i;_ _ . :fL.ti~-ffti-,-,r~---:--!-.ef.--~~lI _____ court judges ordered in dictments sealed And, the ______ "' - Supreme Court today 4~ ;_ Sanford, were sent to prison in turned down an appeal from the June after pleading guilty to state attorne> to order the felomes in conncLon with a judges to release names of police burglary ring those indicted ________ I' years in prison plus live years purchase of a $517,WO clay pit near Markham Woods Road. Binford says he lost $12,5M I. ; 'M ;~ 100PT 0-- _'W I 1111, __ I - . __ - '. . ~;~~W74 -1i -_.___ _--.-- Sanford that ffieir chents shoWd I,estar INIandell, president of be released from prison on Greater Construction Co., Casselberry. probation. Meanwhile, two county uua usj.iau,s Calendar M aonword comm1oners — 5-A Hospital ............9-B I. sTll! H of the I •• r 10 . - Yff I Mg .. . _:___-___~~ _~z=_:~-~-, • 1; F / I 1 I . ~6-Ill — 41110 - -_ ~ -_ -_____ . , *!,;:.I-- '---, ........ 12~&._. A, .A- .- ~ NA originally filed appeals on the %est i " 1i ~___ ,- __ - ~_ , V~r :,,,~ i~!-i ~ g -,~_ -- --* -, _~!% -7 _~ __ ~ ~ i~ --I I . _T~ - ,. Ir 0-1 4 vyr.,; A4 - Palm Beach - - NJ -.I ja .* ,q • r . Bennett and Hamlin DlstrictCourtof Appeals, - . t 1t11 iII 5-A Obituaries 5-A SpofU r ............1-2-3-B 04 I John Kim. Ilasematin heard 'testimony brough and Richard Willia from 17 witnesses at the lengthy - issued a joint staterne fh earing, ear incl uding dfe, orcement officers ________________ policemen. I t iiu _____ 5-. J. . i I __ _7 __ - : .,'- - - - = I .a/ z: . - !~ - - ---- - ____ . ___ .- - : - - - - ___: • , 4' , — -_- v ________ I , -MM" I A. _1 L - _U .. r_ ~ ',.#~_-~-~~_-_ - d - subjects of the grand jury a cousin of County Com- Freeman both replied "no Kwiatkowski, Freeman and mm oday when asked CorruTtissioner Hattaway did Tom Binford, a principal who VihIen Jr. joined Kimbrough decUned to comment today on about the probe and if they were not. testified in the grand jury probe and Wifliwm in their denial. the grand Jury report. Asked if named In the indictments. Asked if he was granted I Ile ged wrongdoing in county . All three cornmLssioners say hi was named in the report as 0" Commissioner Harry immunity from Prowcution in government, said today he is in they have received no notice an indicted co-conspirator Kwiatkowski has answered all return for his testimony before favor of judges releasing the from the jury or from the judge Hattaway sal d, "You know I querie s with a "no coffurient" Jurors, Rep. Hattaway said, A names of persons indicted that the) kt been tither t ca n't say anything. I haven't also Kwiaowski could not be used my constitutiona l ni "I" think the indictments dicted or named as an unin. been ser%vd any papers." reached today. shoWd have been made public dicted conspira10r. Commissioner Hattaway and Though Rep. Hatlaway a before a grand jury. the day they were issued by the ),ran jury," . Wt week the jury reportedly .. - . I - _i o S " Brock and GeraH Rew1I utberg backed off and voted not to argued i Oct 30 hearing t purchase the site owned by I WJiftitT 4VCtOJF7i A ~_- _____ - . ~ will" : - of news reporters and cameramen "were thteerIng ____ - - .' i- team in full color "I'm not authorized to take COMPlaint;Sirl This route IS a divi. of Susy's S'"er Sefv'ce Mich Is a subsidiary to Mir.key's CC& ____________ - • .___-_--__!----_'' w - ----"- ;- .- I -_"I~ ... __ ! I I salesman Laurel Realty, was the seven years in prison plus eit salesman who negotiated the years probation; Ilamlin to live All-Count Team Corn in t) 11= _. lrnolving McGregor and a television cameran in the courthoeoffi ces of the t . -=_-_______.~ ____ ______ - -I here under subpoenae and judges, McGregor said a group - Seek have the right . , local c ______________ __"__0___ - Z I territory. ['topic have to - media conduct and coverage of proceedings. _____ -_ ____________________ ____ - Be nnett was sentenced to forBinford, a former / _____ - ___________ Raymond Bennett, 30, and Hiram Hamlin, 22, both of traditional marriage ceremony. See Sunday's Ewalng I : i I' • .%4ZV 1 I . - You've heard of quickie marriages? Well, It is now 1f.ffKE1LY774T IdMIKjfl 01 . poulWe in Florida, all things operating ideally, for a person to get a divorce qWckrr than he can have a __ .I Cl Divorce Quicker Than Ever V~ o z 0,,., 11 17 71 i TA IT 140 4 i j lI. -j ' MANO(JR I Continued On Page 3-A) i ten a disaster with a critically ill paUent ending up in jail in less than OPtimill circumstances when he should be getting emergency treatment in a by T K Ryan I be proved. day _____ Seminole Breard Crcutt Court Judge Robert B McGregor says he will seek - uidelines governing news Both councibnen said they Dorfman told fellow had not intended to %lolate the Democrats that Seminole law which requires that all i • County voters have been governmental meetingi 0 0 e ng e ecte officials where elections for the state at - decisions are made or A three-judge Circuit Court Wney's campaign victories. discussion leading to ultimate panp.1 has denied motions by In 19U and again In 1972, decisions Is 'teld must be open two former Sanford pohicemen Dorfman noted Herring did not to Me public. for reductions of prison sencarry Brevard County, but did The opinion was sought by take Semtho1 by a sulanUal Freeman, who was then city tences meted in connection with burglary margin to become and be re- attorney of Winter Springs. I f'L _- --- I I Medi*a Gu'iodelines and Booth were _________________________________________________ _______ to intent to violate the law had to both counties. '' Lemonade StandSl" 60NNA HAVE Swof ford's un ________ 'k A aol' Ir person is confused, which is often the case, the combina tion may lead an unsuspecting law enforcement officer to think heisdnk The result is . TUMBLE WEEDS • IkIfIII) i...svmrmv . fr' 'C] I ( lilt either didbetes or h.gh blood hospital pressure. The control of both conditiuns would ge a long 1 Hunter elected chief prosecutor for - ----.. - I Ill which explains how acidosis results in formation of ketones and gives th e patient . o itit the meeting discuss mayoral committee getting Irformation about each year in the United States from strokes Those who want more Information on strokes send in 50 cents for Me flea I th mber , Strokes: rarVascu lr5 ,. s) ki same procedure mentioned for request ed successful re-election effort In Jill I diabetes works by using the strokes but ask for The 1551, Radio City Station, New York. NY 10019. F!,~ :gq_ • Port co-conspirator by Lawrence A —_ - • .:: ____ the Seminole County Grand cleared on the basis of an Jury wrly two years agu opinion from Florida Attorney -Mayor General Robert Shevin that by Dick Tumor to I Dorfman was named an appointments. w1ndIcated c,,' JAC05 r' MODERN, send $1 to- **Win ranking suit We feel that this at Br. d go C /0 this disadvantage overbalances its newspaper, p o Box 489, 0) Radio City Station. Now York. I relative who has hd one and how to preven t them can ERNEST 11 brain almost t. '111~, FRANK AN thearteries, can lower the cir in the family or a near 0 I - Shock from any cause or a sudden drop in blood pressure, if there is already disease In Cuumid 1973, the two city councilmen Authority Rod Cable. It gets You Into lots of trouble mistake. /C^,_ .- ----when you want to mak,_ a., .W foy CARNIVAL 1 Ctiy lotal cleared the to counrien County - 0 ! - 0 - -- , Page A) (Contthued McGregor member of the Winter Springs Democratic party, Troy Piland, At the time McClain said, just and former chairman and after his election in December Seminole amounts of sng acids which may progress to coma with unconsciousness and 4wk. During coma the shock-like reaction may lower the blood pressure enough to Induce a stroke it a person al. eady has disease in the arteries to the Strokes are so common that Th16 TI E? - n a rthritis, e combination can mally. and the end result is the formation of excessive e I, 'AM- :ierimiig tivities, would work with Brerd County Democrats to current member of the has the serious weakness that mad at you if you have made a is badly out of balance. The amount AT HOA~E Too ? The answer to that one is to 3 strong two bid. The con- bid. The only penalty is that vention Is Interesting, but t )O partner really get Diabetic coma is simply a coma that results whpn tho 0 .. ~, used as the negative response called diabetic coma. ance know the penalty for passing e) your partner's forcing bid, ~,~_ix __;_V - -,-411iiiiiiiiim1 --A _ _N mq~m~ -- -C_- -_ .MC , .-. -" _. . ~ ~ ~ in a Brevard County :. --- ____. _"__._, i, K - tilgimn DeCc;:tic chairman of the which the next ranking suit is that there is nothing in the not maruled properly a person can develop a co to the brain and then has culation to the brain a critical WHAT? VU MEANU usually develops slowly into adult onset diabetes. If it I t' '.- . . ___ Wings Mayor and forrner and CouncUm,an Irwin Hunter, An Ah\kjn nader intc to Vesterday's article discussed the Herbert convention in VrIu! Thursday ___ Winter Spring. City Coun alleged meeting, in the flooth ciln Jo Booth, Wueter home, among-,cOth, gooth 11i patient from birth diabetes em ca pa BywaId&JamesJa caby ~ published report - - _* , * _ _. - motions wspaper saying that Cowart said the names of those Meted will be made public Monday during open court proceedings. -_ .~ 0 .ttuii ment on a ! I ~ - . _____ of portions concerning the unLid;ctcA persons. The tsw gives peons concerned 15 days in which to file motions for expungement. If such are filed , aceong to the law, the grand jury report must also remain sealed until th e local court's ru!!ng on the motions can be ruled Gfl by th district cour t of appeals. Grand Jury Foreman Gary Han attended a Iive-hour closed door hearing concerning the gra nd jury return before Chief Circuit Judge Virgil B. Conkling Thursday afternoon. Judge Cowart Jr. wasn't available at press time for com. eliminate any deficiencies that judge Cowart may have found in the original indictments ." He was subsequently cleared were former Altamonte of both charges Herring's Springs City Councilman Dan of fice, early In 1974, after Dorfman. co-chairman of the receiving a tape recording from select committee, former then-mayor Roy McClain of an passes and u makes three 3 Asisistant State Atty. General Raymond L Markey Jr. said since the six-judge Supreme Court panel didn't render a written When Cowart ordered the indictments sealed lie cited a state law allowing persons named in a grand jury report, but not uIii*d, t ime to ask the court to pr or expunge the report Th e Supreme Court ruing immedia te ly gave rise to local speculation that the .Seminole County Grand Jury may go back into session Monday or early next week concerning the report ed I co unty government probe and in'iictjnents, d derring "can always seek new indictments 10 --= - - _7 -__~ II ~~_ ___ . P - I . ... goes next." who e ti tion S Ile also said Herring "may aL% file direct informtions" charging personi who were named in the origina l thdIents, "I'm confused," Markey said, "because this dQc't foU normal rules applicable. I don't know -I'm =1 of guessing precedence in tfiv st.ate. know what his next move will be. ficeholders in addition to Pratt Opening lead Although the basis for diabetes is probably with a that closes part of the arteries induce a stroke. If a person develops a severe aneni and already has a limited circulation to the brain that may cause a stroike. 6 1 PE3 r 1 8 ? Pau Pau Pus way toward eliminating the C U) I k _. ~_ 2 N1 our culture stroke is caused by inadequate f - this subject would be greatly ~ 4 I 1 If I — MEEM1 ' on a really hopeless hand. Today 's North hand IS a good example It really can't produce a part of a trick. Ile -1 '11 '6 a simple rebid of the first suit LamU stroke? Is there such a thing I __ nroyjded that you undersnd t only applies when there is a 10 Nom vulnera ble Herring, contacted at 165 TItL1S%'fl1V. OffiCe, If1(l1(1;i1t4l he doesn't Democratic Executhe Corn- attorney's office Booth was accused in 1973 Named to the committee to and again in 1974 of 'Sunshine investigate the Republican Law" iothiiens when he was a We recommend the Lightner varia tion 0 the weekend," for enies Herrin g mediately kno. 'It means, in th e minds or the Supreme Court," Markey "that Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart's act.ions to this point swd, haven't been such as to invoke the extraordinary power to stop turn." On Dec. 3 Cowart rived the Seminole Grand Jury in te rim report and four indictmen ts and immediately ordered them sealed. It is believed that the sealing of indictments WAtJI4IUt State Atty. Abbott Hethg's appeal seeking to have four sealed &no1e Grand Jury Indictments made public. State Atty. General Robert Shesn's office said the high court's ruling, without a written opion, puts the Indictments "in limbo at least 1 D opinion on its ruling that the be3is for the ruling wasn't im. cOmmittm, at a Thursday night the most Important area post in meeting of the Seminole County the a real an w 4 h 9742 SOUTH ID) AAKQ V A 102 Dr. two; simply rebid to three of your own suit. partner may pass V Q 8 7 3 #K6 fly BOB LLOYD Herold Staff Writer next year "Itist1me westooduptoJs Uttle guy," said Tom Pratt, unseat the state attorney in the South Semle businessman, 1976 elections named of the select The former counctiman said your partner makes a negative response, and you EAST WFST I Lamb M D DEAR DR. LAMB - Can WE'VE BEEN MAJZRIED 34 YEARS - IDEA La wrence that when you open £J$6 9 - ctcd b Tiiouore Li g htner variation provides #97532 urt 01 C oppose State Attorney Abbott corrunittee, In addition to In. Li ghtner in 29 or 34 The v 9654 ___________ hi A - II 2 nk Diabetes, Stroke I _______ p NORTH 'NO, SRE' SEA WITC BRIDGE ample of a modification first SEASICKESS' I \\ h I - at \t H IONGWOOD A select Count) Attorney TOW commItteeoffiveDemats_ Freeman, a Democrat, three of whom have been under Herring's campaign manager fire from the state attorney's In the 1968 election office — has been organized to Dorfman said the select - ARD I . - 0 t.t# CaY IFEELS T' SE A -- __ ~ _! ; 0 Democrat Panel Plans Strateg Against Herring : of other& Though they appear v very impressive, take them close to your own. Shun . I materialistic schemers. 50 51 152 1 - 59 I - 37 — -- — 4 -~ 0 tB Uuckandfstthlscomisgyear. __ 54 ____ BUGS BUNNY - 46 47 - .I I , I/T, -- 4 _____ _- _E 6 ' I ; YOUR BIRTHDAY n-c- 1. 1, IV5 ~ , __ .. nothing. ' — ~ is- pend too much of yourself you'll deplete your reserves and gain Look beyond your nose today. Your outlook is too restricted. What looks votil tiow nl.:i v ,.-,;,. 37 -- indictments To Remain Sealed , 30 31 , - , ______________ — — — 36 ONJUST! —— —— — _________ — — — LET ThE EN$L/SH DEPARTMENT MAKE UP,) is - iT — — — — — N (...LEr _____ 30 — — b LarryLwis ON OUR COACH, OUT IN THE FUTURE... — r -- - Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents span CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ~ ' 19) You're in a good Position to , your way today, but do it by Uplift them.Don t stnk to their pra ising,rather than b ' demeaning. Don't came future A 1-July 22) CANCER I )) , resentment. you Your luck will carry ) AQUARIUS(Jan Feb 19) far today. Being considerate will earn gratitude or oua help out w here Dame Fortune Ungs that may actually ei Take proposi tions for what faits. LO (July 23-Au g . 22) they're worth. PISCES tick March j Opportu nity is all Avoid letting money burn a hole. tA,y, although your attitude ill your im-ket todiy. if you siii ~ 1 u1dU) 1 . have a little extra, put it aside Bri ghten up. Expect for a real rainy day. Donl~,) ,' VIRGO (Aug. 9.3-Sept. .) waste It on a drizzle. note (p1) T r F iT — — — — —— __________ I APPRECIATE YOU R HEL P iT . r ' been who 68th Year, No. 97-Friday, December 12, 1975 20) diminishes. dye L unappreciative in the 46 Disable A (May 21-June 20) GEMINI 47 Proposition 48 Ireland positive, outgoing attitude will 50 Aleutian island serve you wefl to bring friends 51 French city out of their doldrums today. 52 Guido's high r 9 .,.' ) :='9 (Apri (Oct. 24Nov. accQflipli!h R!t Later in tF. pursue it. 9O;.b) princes PLAY. protuberance ,--_i- 221 You're very diligent. If you h projects earl u '11 your Don't let assoctates thinking for you I YOU something have an 3OOrdbI? 6 Fighting forces 27 Greak H01 4". WKE MiEW qDU KT DfUJ I (Latin) 8 Genus of SCORPIO March 21-April 19) i i - foodstuff wof k e(s mountain 29 At one time 32 Dormant 34 Pawnbroker I Pulpy fruit Dinner course 2 Pieces out Oflenlal 3 Brazilian by Art Sensom ___ . Thesis Fancies Droary SaHle lab) Brazilian \. 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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 09, 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/3f66b427362db764696dacf001d1916f.pdf 13652509a6d02de52a01e687d4d5d06e PDF Text Text - - .~ 7 ..4• -I .I .., -#- ~ , .I - .- S•b ':':' - - 41 -. 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I . --_ _____ ___ • WITHOUT) 1F-SPITE UNTIL I - - 0 t*_N' ja - CA~`P.l LAR -' - motion be taken from this witness and another "who now fear for their lives." - r _______ THE TASK - . . z - I / ____________ ____ - Staff Wrf ter I TU trio was arrested Oct. 21 after a three-month undercover consurner fraud probe by state AL,,.o continu.d until Jon 19 and counts agents. hospuohzed with a heart %LrL in kar f thur lte for trial were three men Cond.ition has "taken a turn for Judge McGreror . ind,icated some Of thewitnesses being Uie worse." charged with grand larceny and that selection of 3 jury in the Protected are reportedly forconspiracy in connection with grand larceny trial oi James Circuit Court Judge Robert B. mer Outlaw motorcycle gang McGregor ordered sworn members former state a I leged that the alleged automotive tran- Randolph Tabor, 21, of Sanford and testimony taken from the Ill girlfriends of Spaziano. Route One, would take place wi!nesses were in smismon repairs. to perthis afternoon. Spaziano is g a fearfortheirlives. o petuate the life prison for Thomas Ward Myers Jr.,33, Tabor is accused in the EOZa E William Carson Myers, 21, and all gdtheftofadisaNedauto Van Hook told the court that Van hook also told the court order directing Spazlano*s JohnSutton,, was announced from a parking lot at another state witness in the that th e state will seek a court defense attorney, Edward by th e court because the court ping center at Sanford - ~ • , I it outlaw" motorcycle gang Issued a protective order member Joseph Robert making the addresses of five Spaziano was postponed today state witnesses "mvallable until the week of Jan. 19 after for public inspertion" after the prosecutors reported a witnem sL 0 e.3 - --- am 4 ________________________________________________________________________ MISED 1 III Herald ___ - - \<'—N I_*,?_ 'c___I?,! RegUS I rM - , '' ,_ - 0013M 0 nessD eI ys Sp zi no Tri . ! -- fel & by r, #r I - UGS I - , AW;., .. I% 0 - ; "UA - - ; . 0 I , 4 - It . .% - - I I A t dftonl J) r, Second Witness Beaten ,IV* )I ~ . 1. , # i% ,", :, ------. . it _ 1% 4 ,_ , 1~ -_____ - "r, fit - A6`7 Amu -t- I I . . .. I .1 - ..I , -1 I 1- . 14V .V ,0 . ?AM , - , ;; ,~ -1 71*4 t , _. ,, --* "! - I T. 0 ow -* 0 * WEE CALL 1--r HKOME ;r,qx. I I I . _t:~ - I I 1 I I 7r -,I I ** I I 0 - ~ I I . , ~A~, i ~-L 4 ,-.I,, ! I , -, Sanford, Florida 32771--Price 10 Cents - . \ . _. . - . d veniq . - _'.1.0 M . r J 1 I I 4 i _ __ ----, C _ /1 els I4 0 11-1~ _-O , I,7--T f I ~ IF?e - Cr ___________ __ Hill ~ I A--*.%.. YOU ~1 . ;I .. 11 i,-- - ut.7 , _ — .. ,. ft - - - \ \ 14 _,~ _t-_ , Frank VOLCANO. / f G[FrTING I WE HAVE A CUS70M 1/\J OU7 RR VERY 0VIL-17 ED,r 4m 1; I COUNTRY VERY,MUCH . -..- I -, THAT ? / H CI~ ::~__ ~ el- liz - Ju -1 ~ II., 1_1_-,~ 4 I. . I.:Z -z.:,__ . X_-V__.~~ - I --.-- Z /' " t~- W 10 - -. 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I the revealed Sanford Transit defend the company's d for the f tonigh!'s Citv Commission Cabs in the daytime and two some taxis have been taken to - - Knowles' Transit Line will be on hand at operates only two of its Yellow the licenses on the grounds that memo said. In other business, public In the August slaying year-old Orlando1973 hospital clerkof 18- meeting to reply to the Corn- during the busy part of the Daytona Beach for epairs and hearings are scheduled to queries about that co nsider th some others are called upon ptlon of SanLaura Lynn Harberts. C.enir%. for needs e seven th make ford's trips out of the city, Comprehensive Miss Harberts was identified company's The commission reportedly Development Plan and the through dental records after taxi licenses it holds. ordered the investigation after Elbadramany also is tX her decomposing body was According to a memo to the denying Sanford Transit's pected to cite a slump in rezoning of property at the Intersection of 25th Street and found at a dumping area near commission from City Manager request for an eighth license, business activity and alleged Mellonvllle Avenue. SR-431 in west Altamonte Warren E. Knowles, a police Knowles' memo said Sanford Illegal activities on the part of Public hearings also are Springs on Aug. 23, 1973. investigation of the company, Transit Line president Fadel his company's competitors scheduled to consider the The body of a second woman ordered by the commission, Elbadramany Is expected to his defense of his company's adoption of the National Fire Codes and a resolution to - to I A " rtop R37 of Sanford doesn't appear to hare a care In the world as he swings along at Happy Acres j Sanford. Christopher ir a four-year-old who says he finds it awfully difficult to keep clean face, what with all the g to do In the out of doors during the nice warm weather we've b experiencing Lately. 4Htrald Photo by Tom Vincent) SWINGING GOO D TIM E a Police Chief Urges Strong Locks' t I ~,A"Lc a pcttlon ci is piat. the rt&n will conslderár equest to waive the requirement of a fence on the cast property line of the ABC Liquor Store; and take under consideration requests by three ka banl: to aervt tories üLy for 1976. _________________ FinJIy . ,i v' I L- i.) %-,' m RAIN -(S L.J r L I\ I. OAOLJLA11N P I C A'wheri. : vioience Puts P - ople In Armed Ca mp 3 1 7 T)Q SUPER IC)EA..AS) F_Nt ByAUDlEWRpuy local, county, or state -'d Asked 11 he thought the hleraldSaIf Writer afford to hire enough men to weekend murder-abduction in "We're going to be li ving in stop IL mM would mean put- DeLand was connected with an armed camp," Seminole ting a man cm every corner." other incidents that occurred in USUAL! ,:/,. - !j'I '. - I Count ySheriff John Polk said ___ _ --.L__i~ -_ _ - Polk said there are meames Central Florida, Polk said, "It today, that people can take to Increase could be, but I don't kflOW all Commenting on the recent their proteIon. the Circumstances." wave of robberies and .ab"Theyshouldinake sure they In the DeLand case, 20-year. ductions In Central Florida, have good locks, notordyon the old Henry Kersey was murPolk said the "good people are doora hot on the windows as dered. and his wife Leslie, 23, going to be living in an armed wU,Slidlnggluadoorsahould was abducted after the couple camp to protect themselves." have pins In them to reinforce returned from a football game Asked what meawes are the locks." Late Friday and found needed to combat the crime Polk added that while extra burglars In their home. wave, Polk said the restoration lighting for yards was a good According to police, MrS. of the death penalty was the idea, it can be expensive, and Kersey was abducted by the best answer, suggested a large dog, such as a burglars, two black mates, "The death penalty istheonly German shepard or a dober- driven to the lnterstate-4bridge answer to this," Polk said. "I mann, could provide some over Lake Monroe, and tossed don't think any government — protection. into the water. She was rescued - I almost immediately by a Bu tler said his departnient families," uÜer sali. famlly thatwasnsh1ngnearth would gladly send men to give Both Polk and Butler said bridge. advice to people about the locks citizens should be reminded Sanford Police Chief Ben and other security measures that it is unlawful for an Butler agrees with Sheriff Polk that might be needed. unlicensed pawn to caM a that the Kersey abduction could "They should call us if they weapon on his person. be rela ted to similar Inci den ts have any questions at all." Butier said his department is - - ' 1W=_;V) V _ ____ - W .* -- - - I BEN BUTLER __________________________________________________ EEK & MEEK ____by Howie - —'----- -----' VAAT 4 ALL AWY8CVY rS ILl r6sTEo I -rj'c MuG 'tu Fb IT,.. // /, /,/ k _ _ 0 , - r ~ - - -1. ' I- _ opinion. The commissioner Included in the memo I- - sthtementsfrom the courny'spraonnel policy. The policy p -, -,. -,~ - 1 - ~1 I "Ern loyes who are indicted by a grand jury or on whom information W been filM by prosecuUng officials I for a felonious offense shall be automatically suspended. - __ ,...j r, ---- - - . MQiq, known at miss1orrJohn br ' ghd _3LE) . \r E.XTJO A RAND IMFIE4DS1- 11 (1 -, "j'r 4J 11 - /" ( -' ' t7'1 "If the employe is tried and found guilty and his con-. r' TL ,ictionIsnotre,ersed heshallautomatacally forfeit his till-, (X20 ..- I( __) A 91, 1411.R AV - - J, ' —— - __ - f . A~ ,I i - I - i 11 ; ~ _____ - _1~ - - I 1 1 li , ; I ii . !Q I a — __ - — 4 - ~ 101 —_ - I -, . I ' i'oui salJ he is aklng "what ztc res should be followed 0 county t .-- / 1he information or Indictment i-qdiwm1*a^A - --- " _J at.. Ui7 t reinstated intO COWUY %ftCTviCH ,L,.,- I I I:o (:'. ,J - . 1 L Di — 'L OMAE director's salary. E " . _M I ~__ __ = - — _-~ ~_ - •1 1 ..) ,.( r ,,,_~, I V -__. 6~ ) , I - - __ - ---- s -- =---:- (!\ f I . -'-- ' A ._,u/ 4J / t - 1 --- ,'\ I, ) ! t I H1LJ1! ZiJiJ1JUIJ II 11 -, - ment,whi chwascreated out of - A , e He also pointed out Owt in W past when county em. pioyees have beenintikibygratxIjuryUytctxvu removed from their jobs until such time as the charges wereheardbythecfrcultcourt. ASeminole county grand jury has reportedly Issued four indictments and naned one person as a coconsrAratr However, Circuit Co urt judges have refused to release the indictmen ts And, Brevard-Sen,imle State Attorney AbottHrringhasvowedtoappealthejwlges'decislon to the State Supreme Court 9erring has publicly stated that the Indictments 5h0u1u be revealed and arrst warrants 1ssue(i The judges based their action on a state law that allows -- 1" _ - t_(ContinlkdooPs.geZ-A) - Dear Abby ................7-A ....................5-B ............ I-B lioltaJ ...................7-A ......l.A -_ I __ K -,,,- ~.' - __ -'i N . - 2v 1. II ...........8-A ... ..............&B Comics WEATHER li; .11 I 0-1c4PA 4.g Women .. ............. ..... 8-A -1 r _________ , -, -.4 . Unaerwood, called for b10111Y cloudy and a Mile caoIc1Tuesday with athaneeof - I k&" In the lower 50s. Nor, - Rut, the sealing of a grand jury report for 15 days to allow dicted-cosplratorsanopportunitytorepJybefUre ______ Next year'; officers of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, as recommended by a nominating committee, will be presented at the fourth quarterly board of diredori' meeting set for S sin. Tuesday In the Chamber building on First Street. - ~_ . - - ,/ 1 !I I — EM L ..4RE fl46.FJEiLj1' IT - __ have been di.snowd of bv trial and conviction or acouittal — , To Meet __ However, the position will be budgetary matters. During to the OMAE department ,. . by su bmitted by six department uwIure&Jn,a3weu..g ixxlget time, commissio-iers Commissioner Harry heads. other county officers, will be are constantly on the phone to Kwiatkowski. No update on that Klmhrough agreed with Ellis Seminole County government urged to bid for the post. OMAE for updated in- study has been provided, that It was the county's ins adding an additional director Is OMAE was created by formation. Another assignment was a tentlon all along 10 to the county staff M a salary in Underwood as an Information. Also, the agen cy has been telephone survey to determine director of OMAE. the $20,000 range. prOVl(lLng body to government assigned numerous studies thebestandcheapestmethodo( OMAE was only one of many The new position, according with power to review and make other than the budget. For use of courthouse telephones. changes to county governinnt to county officials, will be e recommenda tio ns to depart- example, turning the f ountains A ma jor assignment was envis ioned by Underwood in Ws director of the Office of ment heads concerning into flower beds was shunted off monthly monitoring of ets Management Analysis and - — Directors Today By ED PRICK U.-11 C It -1 II . L n County Commissioner John Kimbrough said today he is preparing a memo to County Attorney Tom Freeman that it is "rumored that Indictzrents held by the cowls volved county employees" and Is asking Freeman for the legal procedure to follow in the event that county em ployees must be suspended. Klmbrough said he Is a.".kfng Freeman for a legal I; I : it 1, =A dvice Sought C ommissionire To H OM AE Director n ina !Ornen - A -. , ~ VW tT C9 svJEeT-TAU<. '*'CU that have occurred in Orange, The police chief al-so trying to beef up patrols of Lake, Polk and Highland recommended good, strong residential sreas, becauso Counties, locks on doors and windows as "times are changing, people "They (Voltisi County in. standard protection, are robbing more residences vestigators) apparently believe On the question of keeping than businesses." that some connection might weapons in th home or in the Despite the increase in exist," Butler said, automobile, both Polk and robberies, citizens apparently Asked what people can do to Butler were reluctant to en- are not flocking to gun shops to protect themselves, Butler dorse the practice, but Polk purchase weapons. said, "We encourage people to said, "I'll put It this way — I Stores in both Seminole and call us if they hear noises at have one In my home." VoluslaCotmtles said they have home or find anything "People have a right to not experienced any noticeable suspicious." protect themaelves and their Increase In gun sales. Chamber New Pos t Calls For $20000 Salary Schneider I CJ-.AT cu Mg rn.. aFAr - to save money thf I Commission had Sig Pearson, I'I I - -- Perfmn the director's Job. a ixut - itsxUi, tvuu- the helm, Pearson as second in command and Eleanor And dpart. I offiLff, also asJ -ped the title of t-'ud,et analyst -, - -- * / - is to - cent through Tuesday, A& . - . .. - ij misaloners decided it was time for a director, Notice was forwarded to Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Bccki,ith's office that an advertisement sI'ild be placed for an OMAE director Bub Ell is, the county cornmission's administrative said the OMAE office iseflVlsiOfledWfthadirectorat ,\ 14?. ' 7A. ' . - - - ' - - I - - I - - -. - I41iflE ,JL' - .t If i j IL ,#! - - - - - - - _____,,g ,. 4 . DAV AUXILIARY PRESENTS FLAG j Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Seminole Unit 30 Doris IJelkkIiwn, junior vice commander I nnekingel as Deputy 11ma Tayi~ (rear left) iaid Se"Ir r,punty Sherftt jeba Polk lad cr,. 0 t I t'T' Vincen DAYS TO r --:;--- �2 _______ T ' __ - _ ___ __ - __ -____-_~~___ ---- _7~. . . -____ - . ___ - 0 - ,: ..: , : - - _ 31LU._ - ii HerdSard . - . - I ....- - ~" , .-r-_-W -- - --: . __11 .. --. . . . Z*z- ' i, NMON i8ft$1 I iEF _____________ IN ffiffiffim __ - _. -- , ''" - I ~~~ I a ___ r_"" X L'---- ., . - - - Raw V _!'& -- _ - _- - In Death Of Ford _________ . II- - -_- - 9~ : I - ~i_ J ___ __1 __ 1~1 ff~ _ II I 7_57 - .--- - his FAXM-Cfff aftec -i ii,=4nile trip that he said contained "no minum I Honolulu with a declaration of a six-point "Pacific lctrine" for U.s. fcteIn policy and held out the possibility Of future U.S. frienWzlp with Vietham and Cambodia, Ma Chatting Vrith repoirters just before his jet Wided at nearby Andi ew3 Air Forre Ba.v, Furd was asked if he felt iOurM* to China. he replied: "'The &wussions we had in Peking wcre mandatory at my level." _______ j H tt a his youngest son was to be bused and that bi~ sIxA Glatt because "God made IL it" - ,iE_ - _77W~ EWI - , Justice •'".J I.#ua *___ ssusu as.a q~ Noting he made a decisiOn r - - low - - _ - - I i -9 is even MiOre Unportant."t Plans For ru - it &dde:, wt*Oper to c=e up with w Decline Mote' Continues 0 AI I et More Filibusterin g Predict d ay that t Lawmakers authorized oyer the weekend The actual mw&Y is CwUined in a $101Mlion suppk, mental aps.stiots till] before the Senate ,cday. re earlier in we win Preakkrg Fordi da,emnt that he would sip stxh & bW. mean Sberstan arid former coniitant for Seminele stork market moved lOwT apin today la a eml. tiniatlozi of Last wed', Ibm &-ebw amid en. errtabty ever the coarw of the busineu recovery. Mat Dow Jnu averap 0(* tadaztrlal $tOeksW$5 do" more than a pow would be a center mr local meetings cmizwdiatiow. and price sligh tly en a. ac- Stock Ewhazip. TW Dow p1mad 4I.V POWs IM wed In the Largest weekjy lees of the SEEDOO,now run by Prelid"A HOrace Urr, to buy the 100& WA its 30 &an for, an . . - _ _ .I - - __ - - _. - Ping fV about fow mmths but 131110re of the market to Orr cunki nai be remehed ft morning. but it hj been rM*rW that SEEDCO nctiIred SU mWim hm the mOy when PrNMW Ford Pve his suppgrt to in= And dwy sW Int-fttor, ttW hu;.__, w - madmisagagaffixomm P" no eWmate whim tt* I P ! 11 — — - a """"""~ 2 frayt-&-J -fi~" —411 I— ) iiei - --I-- A -- ----- --- - -- _______________ • ' nine in a C=- M 11*9 in the M" and - .6 _,_ - -1 am Hassle Sch.o' Menu . o merican e *ud wasbm& t* smm 2 down % to ri,44 . 17 Jam - 0 Adv e ic • On 644 2011, i JACKSONVILLE (AP) - Six persons, including four Floridians, have been charged in an allegedly Illegal gambling operation that grossed $10,000 each weekend in bets on football games, Ilie FBI says. Ira Israel Vernon, who operates a Gainesville clothing store, Penny Griesinger and Michael 11rudny, alI were ar. ~~J.A C..-.A-.. . &L. I- L rs Z ~Jiljclu"11 U; Gailw3viiie, ihe — F uj . 17 Joseph VeCicco of Miami was arrested in his hometown while New York agents simultaneously arrested Arnold flhler of Lynnbrook, N.Y., and Jack Cohen of Brooklyn, iagents said T cv) ___ - 91P _MW=W=de I . , • __ --- k I1 - - __ .,-- %, rmww- I 5 6 a I Oa tbe me kn *-. 9.6S0_ffi.W&_ ,1_ _i ~ %A Anip.X LO r L4#_ 1%0;~ _ ""O' I _____ *0 a ; . - ' ~ .. , "' " 'M yeAr by UWZA111iOW Dick Willams, 'takepoitticaeutGfthe .. ___--___.4_-A &;- 4 Ufa 9 k9ai Wparftft but a mawty Of the fuB bftM twned down ft prq;0W. . . . . ;* C==r* #-7 . ra a; . , . ~^ r d, "M 1 6v— ow'thecoty* tal~n-s i s, &-nX J • \ ----_--- UNLLVI1 A t~ (5 ( WN0-M ___.- _ .. -_ -.. - . L F -_ - - ---, - - I I I lilt STMAS L I C - __r__ - -_ .- - - _ -Z . - L MODEL TREE . 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H d T t C I and sty-no t 3 2 paper 1 fod i'i iii R'#I I U Cumpteiy watenignt 17" chubby baby 0 Moveable arms and legs • Includes diaper and to"-cloth robe '-.(P' -----u REG. 1.77 iii .r SPWS for 14 -_ I - .rr~_ 3hejtiev&sand2e.r • s 33 ew Q$fl9 Ot - -ff~ =;~ powet coffee at perfect CHRISTMAS LIGHT SET - ___ PROAAX MAVID MODEL IHB 5130 1(-~-_-:_7_ ' 4 * Watming plate holds _______ - - • NORELCO "UP C - - - ___ 99 5' MI CLES - ..""..q JUUETTEFM/AM r FM A U U O STEREO Fire-f 0 EasY o assem I _____________ .44 . 9-TRACK MEDALLION I I I • "ilillyt, 1INN11ilfI , ' Ilrrn I ~ j11%ii 25 SCO - - - - - - ___ . - :--. -_ ~ n __ ~_ .----- ~, .__________________ _ __ _ ~ ~_-, __ - - - ~=M --1-:_' I _ajv~ _ - iI -i "" ________7 SANFORD PARK _ ____ j— ____ - - L LIMIT 2 ____ ___ - C - ___ F 0- A u LIMIT I REG. -wr .411 - A . . -'----.; I _____ r . 1 PAl I flu / i U .11-;v sccom Class Post&" Paid of Flarg S 117y .J .1..W r-N I IU 6 . ARTIFICIAL of Altamonte Springs _., i iflLt1IVI a i M-may- : !I -. I__1 4 1: , -- -;-I .I~ ELSIE BRAND ____ )"'Z~l to 1yldCwtni ,L ONE GALLON LIM17 I / a-" NbIlUn-d Daiii, &M IC I -_ -_- iL . - 01 ___ • I _ - - I—— _: - 1-- ___ on pnjcrfptkM2 AeSS41"IRWI Shouldh I we ba filkV vours? AM t;LOROX A A G _ -_ 2) . -1. --- Iq I Scott said he would invite one or more Count) commissioners to today's meeting and that county County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, In par. ticular, had indicated willingness of the county Ws Evvning tkvum fly _ ,~ _L . I "I' - - - 71- .1 LIMIT I - ____ thein in the only trade they kiww. Farmers earned uid Iefetxs. -_ I On'' D111'W £• JWI•I• ') S _ a iften their country's. Z _-_Y~j n r r ii, DUflLJL1 6 OZ. BATH TISSUE Gas earing At wood . the k0edOrn to be found in Arr.r#-j%^a. E%en the re4ious reugm dM America be , der those in. ooes eduponatmce Weare faaWy members of the CommLe To I%eoist Opç of a • • gest ~ndustry with aswts or - - SALE ENDS TUESDAY, DEC. IL course is prepared by the Florida Real Estate Crummissiqn s educat1orl con. sultant Councilman Gerard Connell, A arm- - _' PRICESI i '1 PM, I =ee-nour rugnt cum is financially in constructing the . Yew Of $93.5 billion. But more importanuy, f ~_---.___.1_._ .___.1 : -1 -. . .1 L--r_: II . REVERSIBLE th ticmdbmskeL ot the wor Court. The tdegmm nW: "We respectf* regaest that YOU take UnmetiLde SICUM to stop double Judge Vahe W'diLum of &mhwie cmty rqpwdbW the sealing of in(betn)ents of e!ee.R,,, F the ac#;c.- n cl - e Williams is pmwtted to days a i _______________ L ictmentb IVU* __." ~ - - . &LA___~ - ;~ — "am *am% both were i oafer n " . = M. f--. .. * w**t 64. ir. ,;,IW" a , tneec210*Le A _A00' Me` _ Utillties Co., franchise for the On the agenda for the official has recommended that the city sale of natural gas and con- business,tobeglnat73opin, use some $70,000, which ti struction and maintenarce of . are construction of sidewalks State announced will Im neressary facilities in the city Is on SH 427 to [.),man High received by the city over and scheduled to open the School Wade Hargadon on above bud geted and anticipa t ed Ungwood City Council 7 p.m. street lights for the addition to sums, to construct sidewa to meeting today at city hail Sky lark and routi ne council, provide safeways fc walking Official3 of the utility ap. attorney and mayor reports. school children. Peared before council twice in Councilman H.A.Scott, at the The Altamonte Springs city recent weeks seeking the last city council meeting, urged commission will meet at 4:30 franchise and agreeing to that action on the sidewalks to p.m. Tuesda y. rebate a portion of revenue to Lyman be delayed to give Smell Price _____ _______ county 13-31hpd4sal portun1t= matter er-q t~ ffiu!_27~_ 4-Nd , ._- %I ____ _ ~_ _Z - I ~ - - - 1 1 -_ - - I ___________ 4t NEEdw , &" q_*1 V 91:11= 0 Uxi-HUHI-P-r io 'I'[#] ~1 A:k16]:r i ___ _! I '. 1 "I li]IiLkI.I_- Registration deadline for University of Flovida'i Course If: Real Estate Principles and Practices classes, opening at Seminole High School the week of Jan. 5, has been cx- A public befalog on' the the city in exchange for the at four separate council proposed Florida Public franchise. meetings since last SUIflIflr.T, L:. ____ . Real Estate Course Offered 1 . il " is . C I- Budget with SuperX ______ ~ . - ~ the Mayor's office. I -O__ - gave them hOM- It 9150 nulde (sic) tO remember other com. them tough. It freed them from 1`110(bUts for trade." Those who found quick we&IUI. took it VA ram Those who I I I for deeper yaiue it the American farmer who found it. built a ratlon and made It free . Famn cleared the land and made it Pay. They beat off (Contthtd Fr*n Page I-A) ty ffabnWa (t,.rw E/ W - American diawter. It was the lure that drew CMUM r ,"zUeb declined amd 494 iAbIbly L Six Charged In Probe : of Europe's cLLw ASsociated P Writ dreams of easy gold had been society and swalkwed up Old The land madie Americo. It dag It was the moUvation of World tr"tion& wasn't so much what pe'ple the men and women who built 'Whtse theie is took frarn iL but what they hod this rAtuxL gold," Sir Walter Raleigh had to Put into It. The Land mol&d sustained thn and warne ,,it is in effect Dedeles The " kmbg W%7*efforts; - - I as mportant ttv"w '_ "Pan of Our lans.razige (d1e, mkpncc1) plam" FuRide Roo plj1i1eppyJ.e - ____ I • blict )w em ot " MO(4 ,,;, - *"I. tvzelreceedemsta stmdy m Prices included Item --_ ' ciew dMI, .--. '•' - i I 0PPM4Wve Politkians (CROP) has protesw dksealing me-el r _nr! M !2Ci1_-!y. dartin ___ it C (SEEDCO), uld the MOW Cut Said he formulated the w%W have to be made suc. mast an for the dii_ge of cttul first Unlew that biH bm=m bw by thr and Of the nmtb C" AMeriem wW We gW gpk,o b=e M I edaced 4 in January. _______I vity, , WASHD4GTON(AP) -A fight between Prjj Ford and Corweas that cook Americam nm nul0th may be would allow both Wes; to ave face. The arzswer may be me evident Wednesday when the . - Z Oni ould availaw. accw~ to the Face-Staving Device Eyed ___ t (the tü pianneii Sheraton 88fl1fOrd Lan Off 14 and rauw Lban a bighwayMOtL or it The bill autbOrizing the ft&.rlj logM btli not 2PI. Pvprialing the money, was &ppvvW S -~__ 47MM ) . _*#%4%A1%P %off IMI ___ -- d Savings Sought .J ________ Ill,)\ s tores du TAlLAHASSEE (AP) - State officials, facing a $10-million deficit I-n the Medicaid program, are seeking ways to save money on benefits ranging .rom aid to dependent children to care (r tlt. elderly, "Itlookslikeweareinablndwherewernayhaveno choice but to cut services," said Sen. John Vogt, Vice chajrman of th e Heal th and Rehabilitative Services Committee . ..... we can't fund all the good programs everybody wan ts." The actual cost deficits for a two-year period in the program, which provides hmlt.h services for about 424,000 needy pe rsons, are projected at $24 million. The federal government picks up about 60 per cent of the over but the state still is left with a SIO-million problem. : ~ ____ .I I ii _ I.JIff: i . I Saf eguard a eg ua rd your Ar Bradshaw was represented by Attorney Terrence Ackert ring the five-week invesdgafion in which Council found there had been administrative error, but no criminal intent. Attorney Gary Massey will report on subdivision code changes dealing with lot split ting the agenda will be recommendation for street li ghts by the police department; fire department; • t4 ctecl inution to pay legal ftes incurred by building official Ray Bradshaw In the recent inquiry byCityCouncitintotheconduct of his office will come before ., - d1k .- the only option to be presented for girls in textbooks. "We don't want boys to be presented in textbooksas the says Ms. Conklin, the tide she prefers. "We want boys who can -. can be attorneys." ___ . N I Ex ster e0types, "We dun't want to barn books," says Diane Conklin of the National Organization for Women "and we're not a" "liting for the end to cacthe. "UwIi*'rs c(cowIe,lsaspecjal time," she said. "But f'h ~'=tcr--.9 X1 - I ' We Rom or *hO are U' gy the mad ef- unity, not contribute to fective, do tf*ir horr*work the ,9=1~ty.Sanford Police reported nitty-gri y duff and try to do ur ned Lewis told Roberta that tt away with bad laws. and damaged overt beaches, leIiIa should be There are dozens rated by a eboerdaaia water of the amou of time they spend at sh uffleboard courts legislators who are IC- on job their ef to - re TAIIAILA.,SSEE 1AP) - it mav take as long as five years, but feminists -includin9'somestate officials -Say they are detemirk, d to purge textbooks of sexual 4 -_- C"'' osal p Sex Stereotypes Opposed : -~ I - r--wff~ VPAML,:~Qftiabi" Water Shorta9e 1990 On Fees _____ who we duieted in a awn brici house wsftfttg kv the seconid coming of QwW mW the world to 71v vigil began so aa)-s ago with beiievm abandoning their homes and joba. Mrs. B&d says tiw groi is "in no :I:--- Pro -= ____ . --_ I-___~_ --ZWA"ft -,a-_ - — --------- -- - We rint naroov*v4l" s" _ ____ - ___ 'I ReM Tom Lewis (R-North -Ernmett LaMer, A of 21st Palm Beach) and Ed Black- St., Midwa y, indecent back be questionnaire to r ______________ Florida Trend magazine witha ne, ___ have a lot at dedicated io. -_ dividuals serving in the _people read about In the constituents, not by a poll of . _ Patrolman John W Foster House," Hattaway said he is tspaper Fechtel sidd. their colleagues. am Iracbel also reported a wii ure wu --ad ep. Charles Papy (I)Blackburn reminded Roberts smashed at a trying to hurt r.nybod,y. nearby as he recalls, It was Just a mistake on te'lligetA way to reveal what of Senior Citizens who o House leaders judge not, that ye be riot Cluhe office trail st they questionnaire asked for a av their er In Fort k*lng 110 t to MA %Ttes in the J*0&00 Voting M how SUM ?ecli, m the issues. I am really reluctant to compctent of atom "First off it is too d0cu especially personally felt the poll society, one third of the list all the repretatj t to ICopy r of my iege in U* TV Stolen I In 54" adyised the Harry 0. H4 oi Q=IUOU, row, rePreilent Dadie County House dekptim $81 i"tend to write Florida third are doing a r, Also MtVJS* easonable job about the same n Tucker that reported a col.. t,k,W., Trend magazine saying that the and one third are working day um ber Of MeMbers to do the same, they would not participate In radi people and has the same ade thepOU"el Rep Fredjone& bowo, shotgun and shell. and a responzibi,litim , lotal value VM Were! could be acquired In an inatlon The Leesburg Republican ' W&M head, wrote Howe (D.Auburndale) and Mary missing after lila residence sb have Ellen Hawkins (P,Nspla). h7gliqlrized. GRAX1S, Ark, (A?) "We to pians for JW think =yte we ww't be here." 1 - __ _ . __ 4 _____ the handling of tax returns pjJ health sta tenienta mittei tiry steyens. Some members want &evm' -state mid feiJend tax [tW1% for the i to statement to be analyzed by the Joint Committee on In. ternal Revenue .F~i=_ - -.-_- _-=_ " , -- - --- ___ _________ ___________ _=Z_:.- — - - - __ - _______ OST has been endorsed bY the PSC engineering and ra te deportmen The major questions that appear unsettled are whether the system if adopted at all, will begin soon or in the distant future. and what illetilkKI %;.il l I)(- 11~cq,l to deter,11i , nc Usage. . ) mxvPt of idenUfying Roberts piraftting the po . he IV for effectiveness Is great, but to "if t he questionnaire were —Rob Joseph RIce 19, and go about It Ulls way is ftvqp~. Med out and the anmrm used James Franklin Tbompson, 22, proIate" he said, both of Seventh in the proped article i St., Fechtel said the pohUdam that the rault wOuW be to Cusielberry, on a circuit court mo" known are dw OM whO divide the How, pit legig,gtor warrant chaiging Uzglmy wd "keep in touch with the press, petty Larceny. ballyim about some issue that "In order to act in the best __________ — have been trying to accompii -that is to work together for William 0, Doughm In advanm Of U,d*'s open heae.ng before the Senate ~ Judiciary Committee, (airman James 0. Eastland, Second Houft the sum = AnYwlwe else," Fechtel said. "The . ____________________ , UlI runs, -.. dim0sloo within LI* Hom. It _ . - Af 1_- z nation of John Paul ' . !_ 1 opens the poll to abuse. Ten sent the poll to all 159 Springs,, on charges of driving le under the Muence, failure to gislators could get together to legislators, asking them to name the 10 least effective and select Lists of report an accident and kaving 10 colkagues in the seene of an accident with hurt a person. ezt, int eftecti injuries. "There are politics in the categories. I Confirmation Ex pected L1LU1flZU U) WXxej rvwCQ I I degree of rating. Naming 10 at ] a=_ II_;M 4 _Fll 1Z =_;~ 4 I— !J 75- 3A B) ED PRICKETF determined by population Also Included In the list of transportation systems and of land zoned for agriculture different view Kwiatkowskl HersidSflW oh and by addition of in inenironmrnt (nisnty mmii Jc Count) planner William c auswy approval were Items dealing Insurance that existing Kiinbrough said agricultural strictly for agricultural pur. Kercher Jr. told county comThe present population of with the economy, natural development is enhanced where zoning is important to produce poses because he said often appropriate and that the a proper economic mix. land can be en0ronmentally of the normal usage factor atleastzeo,000by 1990, Kercher facilities, transportation and county's naral assela remain Kin ou said it b wlsc to enhanced under a proper type Seminole county may have said. He said county planners housing. attractive for industrial have agicuJtural ntetesta In of development. water shortages by 1990. are looking at su rf ace water Concerning the economy, development, the county as well as Indus. The goa ls were a sult of In a list of goals and ob. offset the Projected decrease In county development director Neiswender said the county He pointed to last year's preliminary recormendaticns Jectives presented to the the supply of water now being Roger Nelawender said a major has enough industrial-zoned economic crisis in which in- from citizens to the board At a comjniasion at a work session, used by Seminole countlans. problem in Seminole is land, but he said the future may dustry suffered setbacks, while later date, the commission will Kercher said usage will be Kercher said other sourrits "image." Nei3wender said the we the county without the agriculture continued as usual sift through planning departcould also be tapped, but he county's image needs Im ability to expand water and with little or no decline in ment recommendations and said, "I don't know for sure proving and suggested the smer services to that land. employment. come up with a set of goals to about the availability of those following items as objectives Another item discussed at e C I S 10 fl County Commissioner Harry guide the county through the source3 here.,, -Promotion of the county's today's smion was future use Kwiatkowski took a somewhat year 2000. TALLAHASSEE (API - If your teen-ager ties up th tele ph one to gossip for hours, bad n• may t he ay. A proposal before the Public Service cornmissio, would base charges on ho long and how often you use the phone. violation of probation. —Ronald Steve Noble, 1L Magrolia Ave., Forest CIt)1', violation of proba tion, -Na thaniel Watkins, 32, 341 I S n - Speaker Donald Tucker and Republican Lead William James in their call iO ignore a magazine Pon asking lawmak to name the 10 Rubin to &&gn a * to death by a divorced father of seven who told authorities W *3 n a walt., I Monday, - JJ / ,' -_ Leesburg) and Rep. Robert Hattaway (D-Altamonte federal court today. )AZ Y" Ph '' v,QUiu More ine Seeks Comparison Seminole county legisia "I don't want Charles tO have died in vain," said his dow, She 3M V*1 &1CIXIS UUflShed school integration plan he was worki ng on when he was I 7 f/ . L Count May F ace y ~ Seminole over the weIekenid dt according to county jail ftth. in OthCT wfkend a1Tt.i, Michael J. Coffey, ,of East shthfPs deputy J. F. Bennett ! , /.. 1 \ ____ Herald Staff Writer to death Sept. ig. . _"___ By DO-110" ESME:S DAYTON,Ohio(Ap) - 7b&y is & s pocial day in court for Charles Glatt, a desegregation planner who _: - ______ / inside a van wh'e answering dlstwbanceUonurthSt, felony poes1on of Ifl5TlJU3fl Midway, on an aggravated by Sathord Police patrolman assault charge. / 4 William S. Hasson. Bond for Bennett reported he was at d 1, -1 ,!; -. __ - __ -Coffey was s at ,000 the Blanton residence on Water Street In responn to a domestic JJIIJr routine patrol when he stopped disturbance call when Mrs. to cbeck Out Uuw suspicious Blanton's husband, Eli Blanton, j per3onsatMyrt1eAve.andth 23,wasstruckonthebackof the .' St headwithag1asptcieJar. ages 16 and 11, Af TVo James Andrew --acc(mipauying Coffey, were -T-. ,__ .; av,I ___I found to be runaways from New charged with aggravated York State Jofficers reported, amult in connection with an rA were taken to the Sanford ass.ault with a beer bottle on -U:-*~ - -_ ae Detention Center. .- ~ James Williams, 25, Greenwsy Police -said Coffey had a bAg Ave., Sanford, at the Cool 111~ logo ~ .. ' Ave. , east a lining Depu t y J. M. last Sp a rdCbambercfCmmfte,fIjelpa teJ lailedKrlsElbertCresoliof 1;1, *'. -t 6r.An ieft) TeM Hart, vice president of Future Famm of Am illiams was treated at "rica 2t IW7 W. Third St., Sanford, In Skmtinole MemorlAI HoqAtal Seminole Higk SA001; Paul Eldridge, president of SHs,s FFA; Debbie McWhorter. semgary d Let ef SS,= br_,. lam tj ns f po Ion of conirolled (Herald Photo by Joe A.akrrn) sü!.nce marijuana after t dflcer observed a'Plastic Other Arrests 0 Other weekend arrests in. cluded: -Robert Lewis Taylor, ), of Fec te Plan To Be Presented Glatt t.i. _______________ FLORIDA IN BRIEF i L . sian trip "beneficial- and indkating Wt plans are in the works for atrjp totheMjdea, ' S N __________ ~ WASHIN'GTON (AP) -Preddent Ford turns his at. tcfl t in t ntic nutrs th week after procLnLI; ______ _____________ _________ -_I -_ _ _____, Trip Beneficial Calls i ---- _- Aft -Ir` -_- -~~-- I --~ -_-_--- --*A ~~F=__ " A1,r=-A3,11, ______________________________ Evening Herald, Sanlord_Ft Objectives Presented To Board - _ m_ _W _ oals, G rr FM __ M ~- ---~_ ~-____ ___ __- _______ I A ested On Drug Charge r_L i.lr=_~.1,,:1 .0 -;ai . I— - - -1 - of'If N , men they believe robbed and stabbed to dea th j Shively Knight 111, newspaper editor and grand= fmuukr of the Knight publisJ gh 30, was found tied p and stabbed fi%e &ulday morning on a bedroom flow in his luxury apart. ment overlooking Rittenhouse Square One of two house guests was also stabbed as she tried to escape from the robbers. Police Capt- Donald Patterw of homicide said the assai1ant are believed to have spen t the 23rd story apartnwnt, carefully searching 8M ran- 19 Th ree ____________ ~ _ ~ f____~ i,_ 'A -_ _.Z . im k -, -_"~. I~ ~ ~ U _,, __ 0 1~1-221!___ .;.. ~:. ~~60VINA 20~0----Y- -. 11 -_ ~ HeraJdBtaIfWrite ~M _ M _,r ` :_ * -- I cpecnzejaI1edcn - Editor _________ _ ___. . ___ Police Seek Three Men I ___ Moiiday.Dc -_ ~_ __ - .', - I. _____ - . - - - . . - - - . ~ - __ - - - _ - _ - ______ - . -- - -- - - - -. - -- S.- __ - - �- - -- - .--,- -. --- ---.--- -----.--- -.--- -. -.,--- _ •"• i___ • . '__• -.•- ---- - .-.-.------- ---.----.'.-.--"-"---- -- --.. - -. __ Na - - Win - - - gem - - - - - z7 z -. -- ---- - ----- ------- ---- ---------- - ---- -------- ----- ------------ -- ____ -. : - EvnngH,raW, Sanford, Ff.Monday, Dec. s, i tis -jjj -- - -- - -. -. - -- -. - - - - - ------ - I I *j1ih •-T=--:::---- - - .-'..--.-- 'L _____ 11 jKpawni um 1-1 1 Monda Y, Dtc.1, 197"A Evening Hera W, Sanford, Ff. - - '-: - - Santa III Ha ve Fre e Candy For The Ch1*1dren 1116 J-0 NPI Aft 0 00 pit Lot And Sanford's Downtown Merchants Are Loaded With N& - I Great Christmas Values, A X_ çr$S\L_ I - TO M OR K, W MUMONqMMMOMI SAVE GAS AND DISCOVER OLD FASHIONED SERVICE Shop I)Owntown For Christmas P.M. A 3 t H Savings! - - - na"M MalangI= - - A —r - G s i SHE H ON ofidqy gm YOU p.. Sure to please your best girl for Christma S/ I Cardigan Sweaters pretty ankle; complementing her good IN0 1 Z- a Mrs. Santa Dressed by Friendly'? 0 AngiI Great for at home. dressy enough to go most any where. 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H Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70: 6 Months, 116,20; 12 Months, $32.40, - 9 _ ~J 51 * _______ Arab-Israel Split ecoming .- - — - 1 - - -'- -.- -- -. - - - - ;-; - -. --- - The Clock V Palestinian guerrillas were quick to claim responsibility for the death,; and injuries of innocent civilians in the explosion of a bomb Nov. 13 in the busiest intersection of Jerusalem. These guerrillas come under the umbrella of the Palestine Liberation Organization, which the United Nations General Assembly four days earlier hd elevated to the status of a full participant in a new U.N. effort to work out a solution to the Palestinian pr')blem in the Middle East. We leave it to tho I' N (Iel?gatis who supported that move to reconcile the slaughter on the streets of a city holy to Moslems. Chri3tians and Jews with th e supposed commitment of We U.N. to peace and justice. Events clearly have pushed the Arab-Israeli dispute back on a oath toward crisis and confrontation and further away from t'r. goal of a negotiated settlement, As the General Assembly was puffing up the stature of the PLO as he representative of the Palest inian people and passing its repugnant antiZionism resolution, the Soviet Union was calling for reconvening of th e Geneva Conference on the Middl€ East with the PLO in attendance. This simply defies Israel to change ;ts policy of refusing to recognize the PLO as a negctiating party. The Arab League meanwhihi announced that ships which traverse the Suez Canal carrying Israeli cargo will be boycotted at Arab ports. This is a slap at President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, whom the more n)ililant Arab leaders are condemning for his agreement with Israel in the Sinai. It is the Sinai agreement which offers some proof that progress 'an be made through negotiation to resolve the territorial disputes arising from the 1967 war. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has been hoping to move from tha ,t success into the tougher area of negotiating a similar agreement between Syria and Israel over th e contested Golan Heights. Since the U.N. General Assembly h reputation for adopting resolutions th at stand no chance of implementation, the recent Arab sucmight be dismissed as purely propaganda victories. The trouble is, if Arab leaders start believing their o propaganda about Israel, and th e Israelis see themselves facing an enemy dedicated to the destruction of their nation, the the long miles traveled by Mr. Kissinger in pursuit of a negotiated settlement will have come to naught. King And The FBI It is CILOftrtening to study the discimures about the tactics used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation against Martin Uither King. J. Edgar Hoover daibed King as "no good" In a 19G2 memo. Th ereafter the tureau tigged King's bedr(xJrms, tried to disc -cdjt King and wrote 'r anonymous letter threatening him and suggesting that be commit suicide before receiving the Prize for peace in I4. The vast powers of this federal police agency were used agilnst King not, because he was suspected of having violated any federal law but simply because be had incurred the disapproval of the agency's director. We always knew that there was gre1t potential for abuse In the central governmen t's semi-secret investigative bureau, especially when It was administered by a man who had becime so powerful in the Washington bureaucracy that he was virtually Er1ependcnt of control by elec ted officia ls. But disclosure that the agency's powers were actualJ' misused with such pettiness and vindictiveness comes as a ' s.'xxk. It is another blow to confidence in got,vrnmerit. The Presiden t and Cor.gress must strengthen their There was a brutal murder conunitted near here over the weekend and it bears striking similarities to the senseless crimes in Orange, Lake, Polk and Highland counties over the Ivl.st several. investigators from neighboring counties have indicated a definite link between the shooting death of DeLand resident Henry Kersey on Friday night and like crimes In the aforementioned counties, Kersey and his wife, 1lk, return ed to the home late Friday night and were met by a pair of intruders. Kersey tried to defend his wife and infant daugh ter with a shot gu n. For his efforts, he was shot and killed, his wife was abducted, bound and tossed off the bridge on Interstate-4 that spans Lake Monroe. Fortunately, a Casselberry family was fishing n'3a r the bridge and rescued Mrs. Kersey. Had fate not placed the family In the right spot at the right time, many of the facts of the crime would not have come out and there is every possibility that a double homicide would have resulted, because Mrs. r.eighborhood that doesn't look right, don't hesitate to call either the pollee or sheriff's department. Law enforcement officers would much rather an swera 'nulsanc& call than one that comes in alter a crime has been committed. Kersey surely would have drowned. We note this (Time in this corner only to cauti&n our readers to take every measure necessary to make ake your hoe m secure at all times. We are NOT Inferring that ho responsIbh for Henry Kersey's death re now concentrating their crime spree in this area. However, one never knows. Make sure that the locks on your doors and windows are f the tvnt' recommended hv law en. 1('FCCIlwflt agencies and that they are secured when you either leave your home or retire for the night. Instruct your children never to open Die door for a stranger. DON'T rush right out and buy a shotgun. All too often people panic when something surh as Friday's crime are commItted and feel that the only way to protect themselves and their property is to take up arms -when they don't really know how to handle same. Using good, common sense is probably the best protection any of us can offer our loved ones, And. if you see some strange activity in your !1VVDRLD * -~__ - BERRY'S WORLD ____ -- BEIRUT, libanon tAP) Adults who are observed viola ting the law while riding bicycles will be presented 1th a craffic citation for the offense and it carries a ci vil penalty of a $5 line. New - —. ( _____ Probles n'i ? The only certainty in the uncertain energy situation is that Americans will be using more energy tomorrow than th cv do today. And given the shift away from natural gas and oil, more and more of th at energy will In the form f electricity produced from coal and-or uranium. Often overlooled is the fact that not only will we be using more power, we will be using more land on which to build plants to gnernte that power. Because of this, an idea increasingly being discussed by planners in and out of government is the "energy park." Mo1ua -- NewYorkisfarfromaloneitstrouUes. New government studies indicate th ere are economic forces at work -over and above poor admin istration — which insure trouble for a fistful of the nation's big cities, except where excellentmanagementorspecjcjrcwnstances , buck the trend. Large cities, on average, however, are not noted for management excellence, Industry, a major source of taxes, has been moving out of big cities generally In an effort to find cheap land for modern manufacturing plants and lower labor costs. Where industries don't leave the state, they frequently move to the suburbs. The trend is apparent through the North and beyond. A fourth of the ma cities apparently 11 . - / . _•__• -- __•_ J :. 17, .. , - .-..... .I '*'4 ~' -'F _ ,, LONDON (A?) — Scotland Yard says it will make no deals with Irish Republican Army gunmen holding a 54. year-old postal Inspector and his wife hostage In their London apartment. Police said there were either three or four IRA men in the 'and-floor apartment near Regent Park. They said one of them was believed to be Michael Wilson, who Is accused of killing Ross McWhlrtei-, coedito r uf the Guinness Book of World Records, on Nov. le se - Of Soviet Plans Feared — 4001 L i?1 I f Y l l ___L I \I . .... .... .. .--- - - - ---, . ---- ... - - WASHING TON — Every day House Speake' "I have never In my e had a drinking shifts from Waer Carl Albert carefully' chronicles his activities In problem!" the Little y rhymes to a carefully told him Scotch was less fattening. Giant from Bugtussle, exaggerqted cadence: "Onnnne, Tw000. a black plastic binder. kj Okla., told us. "I've never ta ken a drink when Th reeee..." has one problem; be can't a'an to E4ch page Is a mlmehed (o keep an apartment. In the last five years, he has con- tbeHcusewathon.yno one hase%r Albert said his tahilng a detailed check list, whkh he uses to smelled liquor cia my breath when I'm in the helped his throat, "hh" exercise has been burned out of two a partmen fires keep a record of his pbysical (mess. He Chair." He ha dn't touched a d ro caused a combined damage calculated p, he added, in at His hea vy responsibilities, he confided , ea diligently answers the questions In a hasty, the past six weeks. $28,300. his only real "health" problem Pinched tiredness, His According to the District of Columbia Thehealth leg also helps the Speaker monitor colleagues have noticed the There are few days shen the Speaker doen't flr Speaker's marshal's InvestigatIons, both fires were the daily therapy he pursues for an occupational wea riness. One Of his staunchest friends In ca fill the form wi th affirmative notations. "'c" ailment—hoarseness. used by cigarettes, Sources close To relieve his sore throat, Congress told us: "Ca:i hasn't been back on to the Canadian Air Force exerdes, "Yes" to to the g feet since his trip to China.. ak' explained that his wife, Mary, acthrough an intiplionary the mIle walk, "Yes" the 3')-imnut nap. !"4t1 ca j got to him," The jt la really cidentafly had started both late-night fires while "hum-chew" exercise be gargle Urea Uzn? Yes, natzL According to the colleague, Albert recently she was alone, Only one question drar's a persistently "YnJ iu'rechivfnn fell asleep at party they were attending. He negative z espcmse from the speaker: Once she almost burned herself, the alcohel. "Inst time around on maybe a piece of tough nodded away aover a coke in the His health log tinily contradicts the whispered ste middle of a said, when she tried after a shampoo to dry her , then a piece Of tend ak er steak, third time conversatlen, at be a nkl. hair in an open kitchen oven. e bie maybe mashed potatoes or something e so& Th fire depart. men', But the feisty, flvoot4our foer The whispers, neverthe l ler rescued unconscious Mrs. AThert from keep rustling But while you're cherIng, what u do is hum or is a long way from IncapcitaUng fatigue. "I can the second fire. Th fi through the backroorns of Washington, 'There maybe redV' mlrsery rhymes. fAke e of cial Investigati ve report th is. . ." wa the Saturday night In 1972. for example, tellyou,"heaald, "Imaybeo!dancltlred, but if notes: "No prosecution occupant under Speaker' tcn& tunes dtopped to a somebody, some guy wants to when M&tt smashed hi., car Into two parked take me on mdIcatjon ,' murky bass level as his jaws slowly masticated physically, he'll have to be a bell of lot biggcr, on a well-lit Washingtcr seL But anlmbLnatystask, Albert's fidelity to his daily log is typlcaj of His ksl ghtly amid or a lot younger!" Juates list he ruddy, frecided face td sober; he merely 'the regimen the 23-year ngressio,l veteran flushed while Ma throat Albert's health log and his caloric counter has set for himself. hit the misfortune to be a h'rible driver. inuseks got their exercise, Ho u3uey his day at Witness have seen him wobbly at help keep him trim as well as alert. His log 5:3011.m.and- works unto the jutbegin remption of the ltwisa laborious ecth from man ncitcd shows he L':; slimmed down, Washngtn parties. lit some of his closent For his oratorical abillt': "May-ry had at the rate of a ,a in his health log acquaIntaj say his only alcohol pro44en an lam-unmb; her flee-eece ws whilte a il-lIlt pound or two a day, to l pounds. often bear the admission that he didn't get to bed Ulm*.,, He carefu ll y watches his diet. At an after- on time. for liquor. Two Sometimes the Speaker repea ts all verses of hours party before be began his recent at, drinU, we were told, affect Albert like an the fl1!5T7 I'I7flC Between that nrly wad i13 he Ts'WES throUgh the stinence, 4 alcohol blitz. Sneaker Aihei't swittcd fror, bourboa Carl Albert ocile, the third m sev o the ezenise, Sometimes be teSe IlnmlrinkwhenoneofhiscoJg ost powerful posltlini in the land, Youth Programs, Inc. volunteers in-oervice meeting, Federal of Seminole, First Street, Sanford. -- tant Step or 11 Psycholcgists poir,t Out that the funeral services are an important step in the family's return to a normal life pattern. Since what we do plays this important "ole, we believe that our most dedicated efforts ar , rvqisred GRAM KO'W m' IJOWISI was his , 'Thy yea, lam 'a little homemako" — I'm in the constrj,.cliøn busine',s and / build small hrmesl" HOSPITAL NOTES FUNERAL HOME AIUPOflTHOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA TELFPHONE 37? 3213 ItUAM GRAMKOW 11 JL --. is __ ___ _________ _________ DECEMBER5, 1975 ADML&SIONS AIIIGAIL VAN BUiEi'i wr'ng to refufe to return? I don't need her to provide me DEAR ABBY: Our 24-year- I . Dear with room and board, but I feel old daughter, Phyllis, is getting guilty leaving her alone even married, and her plans are though she does nothing but AbbYJ abuse me when I'm with her. unbelievable. In the first place, Phyllis and My psychiatrist tells me I have been living together I shouldn't feel guilty. Should I' ___________ for two years and they have a 4_______________ FEELING GUILTY tnonth-j baby. Phyllis wants DEAR FEELING: No. TRY to walk down the aisle with the woman in the world. When not to feel guilty. Be honest baby her arms and Rick by was 9, my fa ther blew about your feelings. U you still her side! brains out. Whether my mother feel guilty when you know you Phyllis' father and I have drove him to it, I cannot say for have no reason to, ask your been divorced for 14 years, but certa in, but the few memories! psychiatr ist how to turn off Phyllis wants us to walk do wn have of my father are the visits feelings that aren't Justified. the aisle together. Then she's I paid him in a local hotel w here Everyone has a problem. WPat's got my present husband and her he would stay frequently yourt? For a personal ply, write to father's present wife teamed up beca use he and my mo ther ABBY- Sos L.A.. Ct'li. as a "couple" to walk down the couldn't live at home together "°" Enclose stamped, self. reii.ed envelope, pzsaw. aisle together. (lave you ever in peace. Hate 10 write $.ftecs? Send SI to heard of anything so asinine?) My mother insulted my ___________________ The wedding ill be held In Edg Cayce study group the J EA NS & JACKETS I church and the kids are paying other evening when she callti BY for etJ ng, Phyllis and them "a bunch of Rick wrote their own vows, and compoops," so I decided to LEVI'S they claim the pastor approved move out of the house. I could WRANGLER a!! th p1ar. Can you belk tlLe a book. If all this is LEE it? kari' i. I r'id niv debt. A rmy.Navy This wedding should take my nottier wants me place in a zoo — not a church. I come back so she'll' have Surplus am happy that Phyllis is finally Somebody to yell at. Am I 310 SANFORD AVE. going to marry Rick, but do you think I should take part In this — farce, or should I stay home mited with a migraine headache? MOTHER OF THE BRIDE of DEAR MOTHER: Unronventlonal as the wedding may 11 en a s seem, it's the bride's day, and she may do things her way. va I Please don't get a migraine. Your daughter needs you, and 1 135 and 1 150 Month you'd be missing one of the Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, most unorthodox weddings of Maid Service all time. Ii cj in He. I?150. "s - Li JI A mount * Monthly R A t l lab I e il Quality Inn DEAR ABBY: I am a sunny. North dispositioned Aquarius who '-'tI'likes to write ragtime music, viJtwmi 14 & SR 434 _-'f' INNr but my mother Is making my Longwood, Fla, life unbearable. For Further Information Phone Sheis72andisaVlrgo,sheIs most self-righteous __ 8624000 a150 ____________________ ' ' ' ADMISSIONS Sanford: ElsanorM, Butler Josephine A. Crawford Mary E. Dreggora Janie H. Roddy Irene Hagan Barry' C. Sweat Rebecca Hawkins John Wright Mary J. Jarvis •-F Thomas I. Owens, DeLand Emery Kreinbring ' • 1 i [.1j [°!' tt VA! I Frank A. Hoelzle, Deltona Samuel J. McNeely ________ Sally B. Martin, Deltona Freddie B. Nelson iM!Rt 1 iF I• ____ !t1L' — Jean K. Ross, Deltona Adrian S. Williams 17 ___IJ . P. Senlcn, Deltona ii Kate M. Williams _____ Frances Sewell, Deltona Barbara Vanmegroot, Mae A. Soukup, Deltona DeBary Patsy J. Bierschbach, Walter E. Ahlberg, Deltona X ________ Enterprise Jauri J. Rajala, Deltona This Fre;daro Heavy Duty Washer can deliver depe ndable, Herbert W. Ford, Orange City Louis Sever, Deltona troubl e-ft" performance DISCHARGES IAMTaIJW F. Spotta, Maitland with its heavy duty Sanford: Gregory E. Ebel, Melbourne motor and other Dietrech W. Barnes Alfred McDonald, Orange components used in Annie R. Carroll Frigidaire Commercial City __ Washers. You can wash Jobs H. Delagall Lola Cheek, Sorrento permanent press, cottons, arxi Mae E. Frl.son Navy work clothes efficiently, or Mary E. Grznillng is DISCHARGES reduce weston deUcates with Ricky G. Grant Normal and Gentle Wash cycles. The matching Frigidaire Dryer lets Ruby C. }Iogsett Sanford: you dry up to 18 pounds of laund ry .1 'tha L. Hudson James E. Miner Sr. allatOnce.Withtheturnofadial, Martha J. Noll Patricia A. Moran match the drying time to the type Sarah H. Richardson Dorothy L. Sugars of load, including permanent p ress and knits Claude A. Whiddon Sr. r1-./4tJt) Barry C. Sweat Wayne J. Cavins, DeBary Sterl W. Weber SANTA SUGGESTS A 498 Jobs B. Smiley, DeBary WCDA/o ' Virginia J. Nix, DeBary GIFT FOR THE HOME Edward M. Wilson, DeBary Frank J. Carney, Deltona for the pair Paul H. Bixler, Deltona Ernest R. 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FLAGSHIP U.S.BANK 1reedl ng this on,I ,NO YOUR CHOICE OF: 1xI , S ___ WEATHER - Monday, D.c.I, blS-7A Baby Makes Three, __ But It's Bride 's Day .' _____________________________________________________ DECEMBER6,1975 ADMISSIONS Sunday's high 78. OvernIght Sanford: low 47. Bessie L. Bryant Mostly cloudy and a Dille Burnell C. Bush cooler Tuesday with a chance of AWe Kell er showers. Highs in th e lower 70s. Jobs Moore Lows In the lower 50. Nor- Lucy W. Moughton therly winds 10 mph or less.Charles Walker Rain probability 20 to 30 per Elese Wilson cent through Tuesday. Virginia J. Nix, Deliary A chance of showers mainly Fred M. Debary on Wednesday otherwise FlorenceWalton, M. MacDonald, variable cloudiness with Deltona frequent periods of sunshine. Oscar R. Vigh, Del tona No important day to day Elvira T. Sessions, Lake temperature changes. Lows Monroe mostly In the 50a extreme north DISCHARGES and 608 central and south ex. Sanford: cept low 70s along the southeast Pearl Archer beaches and the Keys. HI&LS Matilda Bentley mainly 'sls north and low 80s Ciessa H. Copper south. Terina S. L)ebose Daytona Beach tides: high Joyce A. Dillon 12:03a.m.. 1222 pm ; low 5:5'9 Cà.flIC C. G r iffith a.m.,6:35p.m. Port Canaveral:CliJf Grooms Sr. high 1 :06 p.m.: low 5:49 a.m., Fred Ilemsath 6:27 p.m. Benjamin L Johnson EnI.S POChOCdO Johnnie M. Rowe Teresa LWilkin John S. Kirkley, Ft. Pierce Mary E. Adai.r, Lake Mary Joy Strickland, Lake Mary William J. Warnicke, Lake Mary James Haislip, Longwood means I column by 2 in 'y A. Goldberg. chei. Too small for anadto Michael Burton, WInte' be noticed or effective? An OP In FIor;da - Gifts Needed For Sunland Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Eight Die -_-- may 7:30 p.m. First I Wh!t1 CALENDAR ti, : 1 ,,.. DEThOIT(AP)_FedCFRI brouckHeiga pe j prosecutors are silent on what lineup. they found not whn $lr"e New Aterxrurd, all ttree rttr: RyTh' Jersey Tea were placed to New Jersey, their lawyer At least eight persons, in. In a lineup viewed by a secret said. The three are associated cluding two killed In witness to the abduction of -With Teamsters acparate car-train James R. Hoffa. Union City, N.J., for ye collisions, died In weekend But a federal grand jury is powerbaseoffoerw traffic accidents In the expected to get a report on the president Anthony "Tony Pro" state,the highway patrol lineup as early as Tuesday, Prono. said today, leaving open the possibility of A spokesman said Ellen Provenzano was identified by pep If the wit- !!cffa associates as one of three Adams, 60, of Palmetto, ness made a positive identi- men Hoffa expected to meet at died Sunday night in her fItjon hometown when the car she a Bloomfield Township resthuThere Is also the possibility rant on July 30, the day he dis. was driving was struck by that digging will begin this appeared, a train. Officers said her week at Moscato's Dump In car failed to stop at the In a copyright story Sunday Jersey City, N.J., where the Detroit News added to re crossing. sources say the body of the for- ports that Hoffa was helping a Earlier Sunday, Emmett mer Teamsters president may federal investigation Into union P. Davis, 85, was killed be burled, racketeering when his car was struck by Federal prosecutors reported at the ti me a passenger train at a diped. in o pen court last week that the An unnamed source quoted Clearwater crossing. three New Jersey men had been by the News said Hof(a suePolice said the crowing Identifi ed by another secret ceeded En getting several witniaIs were working at the iiiloriiiant as having carried out nesses to appear before a rod, tune. abduction eral grand jury In Newark, Police gave the following of lioffa. detaiLs about these other The News said that of par. Prosecutors said the man ticular interest to floffa was a fatal accidents: who saw the Lineups Saturday $6-million Teamsters pension '—Kathleen W. White, 31, at the Oakland County Jail in fund loan In late 1974 to a Florl. of Jacksonville 'lied Pontiac was a witnese to the da builder who had just sold a Sunday morning when she Haifa abduction but did not Florida home to Provenzano for was thrown from the car in know the names of tho,3e In- considerably less than the $140,which she was riding after volved, it ran off the road during a 000 value of the property. U.S. Atty. Ralph Guy said it fog and hit a guardrail, A five-year union activity ban was "a complete Impossibility In Provenzano's parole expired —Jack Rothman, 75, and for us to comment" on results of last month and he took over as his wite, Sara, 70, were the lineups. He said the findings secretary-treasurer of Local struck by a car and killed would be presented to the grand 560. Provenzano'g influence in Saturday evening In their jury this week, but not before the union reportedly is growing hometown of Fort LauTuesday. derdale. rapidly. "We are hoping It (the Hoffa Hoffa had been attempting to —Patrick H. Shiver, 68, disappearance) will be solved, have a ban on his union activity of Lakeland was killed but It would be ridiculous to set thrown out so he could run for a car hit him In his a time limit," said Guy. president of the union In 1976. hometown late Saturday. Salvatore Erigugilo, 41, of E ivood, his brother, Gatxiel, 36, of Union City, and Thomas itnclretta, , of has- Sunland Parents and Friends JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Pro-Indonesian forces In organization has issued an Portuguese Timor were reported expanding their control appeal for help n collecting of the former colony today with the support of Indonesian dolls, toys and other gifts to troops. bring Joy at Christmas t, Foreign Minister Adam Malik announced Sunday that mentally handicapped factions friendly to Indonesia had captured Dill, the youngsters at the Or lando and ca pital Of Portuguese Timor, from Fretilin, the leftist Gainesville Sunland centers, To Revolutionary Front for the Independence of East moi, date very few toys have been and declared the territory part of Indonesia. received and less dolls, while Information Minister Mashur said Indonesian ttiouuMa Of dolls needed "volunteers" supported the attack on Dill, and a Fretilin and women are standing by to broadcast said the Indonesians were pursting the indress them for the children. dependence figh ters In the hil ls. Toys need not be i', but __ must be in good condition. A decorating wishing well in Winter Park Mall Is the collection point for donated gifts, and boxes are also r posted in all Frisch's Restaurants in the area for MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 purpose. Bikes, trikes, wagons Mental Health AUOCI*UOn of Semino le County, 8 pool ta bles, record players, p.m., St. Marks Presbyterian Clutch, 102 Palm Springs televisions, and other large Dr.. Altamonte Springs. donati ons will be picked up and Sanford Middle School advisor committee, at school, are tax deductable, 3 p.m. Items needed other than toys are grooming items, bath cal Lo school advisory 'ommlt(ee, Idyliwilde powder, deodorants, hair Elementary School, 7: p.m. spray, colognes, after shave, Registration for Women's Slimnstics classes, wallets, small radios, Sanford Recreation Dept. through Jan. 5. Classes begin flashlights, stationery, crib Jan. 6. mobiles, ribbons, barrettes, socks, umderwear, ties, slipAdvent and Christmas music by Seminole Corn. pers, scarves, costume jewelrl munity Chorus, 8 p.m., St. Mary Magdalen Church, purses, books, artificial Altamonte Springs. Open to public. flowers, small rugs, electric shavers, hairdryers, large Jackson Heights Middle School PTA, 7:30 p.m. coffee urns, vacuum cleaners Christmas concert by band and choir. and lamps in working condition. — ___ - Losing Courage Scotland Yard: No Deals his I Ti Timor Capital Falls - I. ito have been hit worse than New York. By contrast, " a number of large cities in the South and elsewhere have shown apparent gab, This IS the concentration of several power Familles, too, are shifting to the suburbs, plants in a small and relatively remote cutting into big city income. Here New York is geographical area, in contrast to the additional be tter off than all but 10 of its sister big cities. It practice of scattering them all over a state or is difficult to tell, bewever, whether New York's - bon usually in or near crowded cities where relatively good position is real. It may be that land and water are now scarce and costly to I middle level taxpayers, movingout, are being deve lop. Power from energy irk plants would replaced by families below the poverty line. be transmitted great distances over very highNationwide, two thirds of the 24 largest cities in 1970 had more 'han thlr p line, r ..turate share "Could I ski p the maid in course an to the get of families below the poverty In Pennsylvania, where the Idea seems to be as compared with the national average. Nine of the 24 were lair along than elsewhere, four large utility fortune cookie?" worse off In [)tOmOtifl public discussion of ___________________________ this regard than New York; only com _______________ seven were signif icantly in better shape, a scheme far an energy park that would feature — fl} *nIflg that the welfare drain on city income a combination of coal-fired and nuclear plants. LONDON ECONOMIST was rather rath widespread. 1According to project manager John Saeger, Because a third its total taxes come from the park approach offers such advantages as Income, general sales and gross receipt taxes — standardized engineering and construction and whirhareeclaJIyhardhit salons New employment of a stable labor force,a as well as York City's revenue suffered particularly heavy efficient land use. These factors "can potentially blows In the past several years. BEIRADE (LENS) -- The Yugoslays if these men could be resented as unpa triotic reduce the installed cost of new plants by 10 or 15 But percentagewlse, government figures have now pointed an explicting accusing finger agents of an aggressive foreign power. Cent," he indicate Philadelphia, Columbus, Detroit, at Russia as the backer of anti-Tho plots. For a President Tito still as on seems to hope to come to W hingt , Phoenix, St. Louis, New There are objections to the energy park month senior Yugoslav lcadcrs, (ruin President some arrangement with Russia. But his chances IndianapOlis and San Diego are harder Mt. Some concept. Many people are opposed to nuclear Tito downward, have been denouncing local are not good. During a brief stopover In Moscow 79 Per cent of Columbus' taxes are "recession Plants — Period. Even with conventi-ona.1 plants, Stalinist, , code named "COWMOMIist.s," for last weekend Stane Dolanc, the secretary of the sensitive" and two thirds of Philadelpt"Is. say some critics, vast quantities of waste heat attempting to push Yugoslavia back Into the Yugoslav party's politburo, had what he More than half of Cleveland's taxes fall In the and water would be produced that could result In Soviet orb'. Now some of these men are to be put described as "useful, frank and friendly" talks same box. San Diego, San FrancLs, adverse environments] etlects. Others oppose on trial and last week New Mr. Kurtovic, a party which means no progress. The foreign Orleans, St. Louis, Detroit are all worse the spreading of pollution, or the threat of leader, for the oil than first time openly linked Russia minister, Mr. Minie, may do better when he goes New York In this tax sensitivity to hard times, pollution to rural areas now free of IL with their activities, The Yugoslays have also let to On the other hand, sone of tl by-product.i of it be known that according to these economic studies. they are holding Colonel Viado Tito could well want to delay any decision energy production have exciting possibilities. Dapcevlc, Russia's chief organizer The recession, and the outward shift of in. of anti-Tho until the Soviet party congress in Waite heat or water, For example, could be exiles In February; th is dustry, have Europe, who disappeared from a caused major Increases In indicate whether or not Russia is tapped by huge greenhouses. This is already Bucharest hotel In Aug ust. preparing unemployment In almost all the 24 largest cities, to embark on a more militant Course — being conc in the Soviet Union , where whose Increasing the welfare lead, puiting a damper on first victim could be Yugoslavia. But it Is getting greeflhoILses in Leningrad utilize heat from An open denunciation of Soviet intrigues harder sales and making life difficult for cities to wait until February . power plan ts far the raising of vegetables, would go down well in Yugoslavia. Most ne ge rally. While New York's unemployment Whauever the energy park's benefi ts or Vugoslays have i ncreased somewhat more than average among feared and mistrusted the drawbacks, the Pennsylvania promoters realize Russians since — th" 24 larg est, It was by on means the leader. The the Tho-Stalln brealc in 1948; an that pub1c Support of the idea is as essential as Letters to the editor are welcomed for anti-So.iet campaign might not on ly revive t he situation was wou'e In l'hoenix, Boston, Detroit publication. A1$lette must be signed, with a financial backth.g. Thus they have and PhIladelphia, close in Chicago end not too been defiant anti-Soviet spirit of that time but would mailing address and, If pi*slble, a telephone aisscros the state, speaking and listening t also serve to educate the younger generation far different in Cleveland, Milwaukee, citizen groups at neiriy dozen potential sites, who know little about the number to the identity of the writer be dark side of 8ovlet Baltimore, Cleveland, Memphis and San An. "It Is no lunger advantageous for governverified. The Even1a Herald will respect the policy because of the ban on polemics In recent tonlo, according to the federal studies. ters who do not want Umir Ames ments or corporatims or other Lntitutions to do years. In pprint. 111e Evening Heral1 also reserves theilg r plannin In ag back room," Saeger points Where New York City is considerably worse th e right to edit letters to eliminate W,el to want a In shaping their own o ff than the avedge, except Washing ton, is in And the current attacks on Stalinists in the destiny." conf orm to space requIresnen,, the number of full-time and part-time city Yugoslav party would be all the more convinc1n, government employes. f Moslem and AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands (AP) -- Some of the South Moluccan nationalists holding more than 30 hostages aboard a stranded train In northern Holland are beginning to lose courage after defying th Dutch government for Mx dayi, the leader of the Moluccan community says. "I could read from the faces of one or two that they do not want to go on," said Johan Alvares Manusanu, president of the self-styled Republic of the Moluccas, after bocrdizig the train Sunday to plead with the young gunmen to surrender, Corpse -- The Edison Electric Institiute, a national trade 1ssociat1on of electric utilities, pred icts that while total energy consumption wiii grow b)? 3per cent over the next 25 years, consumption of electricity will goupat nearly douwe that rate _ anywhere from 5.3 to 5.8 per cent a year. This is a 'moderate" estimate. York A Hea l thy .;- _--__ L.~,-_ -I --- --- - Mutlanien from the left-wing Moslem "Ambushers" group fired rockets and mortars from the 40-story Mour Tower, an unfinished office building that was their deadliest redoubt In the last big round of Lebanon's eightmonth civil war, Meanwhile, police said, the right-wing Christian Ptialange Party's mi litia resumed contr ol over room Hoiday Inn which was dnaged by fire andthe 500hits when it was a Phalange stronghold during rocket figh ting. Security forces that had been occupying the buildings under a cease-fire agreement pulled out of th e emba ttled city center, leaving the way clear for another major stmggle for the seasIde tour ist hotels. r1Z Carl Albert And His Da'aily Check List ) '; .-... kt! gu nmen reoccupied key buildings in down town Be irut today in a new explosion of all street fighting, security f orces reported. So remember, ride that bicycle safely, observe the traffic la ws and above all, be careful and ob. servant of traffic. —Bill Currie ... rreet Fighting JACK ANDERSON ( .. Accidents Reported In Beirut RAY CROMLEY Sol ution To Energy ea•iju, hand ( ._.. Results Secret IN BRIEF Today is the day when the Sanford Police Department starts its Bicycle Safety Awareness Caikn and hiryrle riders are reminded that a 'violation notice' will be doled out to persons under 17 years of age who re found to be riding in either an unsafe manner or in violation of state traffic DON OAKLEY Lineup Viewing __ pl~* 6i I- B aol over the FBI to make sure no future director wieks si:h arLAtrary power. .> ) - Herald committed B )-,. t-...t .- 300 - . .- OF SEMINOLE HWY. 17.92 ACROSS FROM SANFORD PLAZA 323-1776 MEMBER F.D.ISC. : - ' i -t �I I f- :;. ':. ______ -: ____ ___ I__ - __________ ____N;;:;~ - ____ - -~_ __~~'r--_ _________ & -- - i -_ I An Z - . - , .J~~4~i TJ rl - H. 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'in a pressuie situation, he really responded," said Shula, who pulled Strock out of the bottom of I 1! & 10%50% A001111h, Epnlsk~ 11 • • r nA Pr _ .'. ____ I t W. -- A.I ___________ / ___________________ f Mthial Concert President Bettye Smith (left) and Qiampsgae Ball Chairman Auoette Wg wticoiu. guests 11 119 , - __ st - -, 17! , R%7&_ ~_Z_. -':t~ 7=_ T '' Evening Hera Id, Sanford, FI. r -r- -,_~`_, - L vaaal----i I :: ~`, i .01, =_ I" Ow - V I ME R W. _ &~, . _Z; w ~ ~ ~ ~ , I 1' 1 i _ r ) I $A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. if _ I - :i .4 -1 __ 1~.. --___ _.- tA' -i _ ---------_.-_ V_-Mt __ - -_____ _._ " I TRADEmIN* WIG v A t 49 th Annual i 0 I for your old wig 1 j! ZA,_ __ ,. __JVq"-_--~_..i -- ~ i_w cim _____ __ - :_ . . - _ - -. - Policeman s Ball _-. _ ByDOJSDIn!cij Herald Correspondent - :.:~k_ -. * AU4bxkW night was - 11 ______ - -- __ 11 - I - 4 I V - t1 - . , -,•- r . . - - - / •,J -- i i - dividuals in need. . i. jaI.1 4 ''-'I :. 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Bader ttn4 anó Mn. tHffJd bY ~_~~_____ ~_.,~~_ ______ k 04-0_~ . - _ ___ _ ..- 1 ___ ~ __ __ -. -~-_ _ _ ~.=-=~ _=- begins Tuesday, Dec. 9th at 10:30 A.M. Sharp ! ! ! NO LAt'AWAYS - _ S"dods - 9 Fff_;4 0" OPEN MON THRU AT 44 JLAU R E L AVE. Ph. 321.736 SANFORD U!3. 4 1.. an Financing through Martor Char0e BankAmericard or our own 146 ins financing plan. Now located where the Sports Shop used to he in tho Co.n ford Pki. •' - I iI • ____ _____ Aw"NOLAWN Raiders Fa11 - - I - - - - 'H - ____ - - - tromscoring A IL - ____ - - : - - I - - - - - - - Lf ________ - p -- ---- - - - __ _ _ - - _- - I ----- . i1 - - - t_Nj - _________________ TI - ..TIII -L'Ii __ ___ - ._~ _,__-__ __ -___- - - - - - -__ . - =__ __ ~ ___ -__~ - -- -- = - - - _ - ' - 7 - - - - ___________ ~~.~ : I , a" I - . X --mawlklar- \\ ----j __ right holding them even, but thing; started getting eway J:bs 312 e foin$cn , 00 S, Ii tie bit and I had all the first Jamison 3135. Kruer 272 S. ou at the scorer's table wiIkrwn 1003 waltiq to get in That's when Wr FLORID:::LL:Oa,S,ley ?C6 Florida College scored five is JonesSl ill Pickens 111537 We&h ers)1 3 7 AiIfn 10 01 baskets In a row and Smith 1. 002;CapIhtrt37JS.O couldn't catch up after that." II7Qo1; Sersol 1002; Totals: 46 Henry Pickens was a thorn In 1220104 Ox Raiders' aide all nIght, 35 47- 84 woring 32 points to pace the Stmi#,I S1.4 11 TcAol fouls: S.mlnoi..23, Florida ___ I- - Edgar Ross, right, twws up for his title bout with Vic Perm, working with sparring partner and Soodwo middL-wetol - -- \ % I -- - ----- -' - -- - ____ -____________________ - . - - .-. - - - - 'I - _____ . -_ - _ -- - ______ Vernon Johnson scored 18 points against Florida College - -, - - --- . -1- -. - -____f~__ - i~_ ,t Edgewater Tally ,-V . T t _ - _ .- _- _ * _:V --7 ~ , . . F : ~'.- l-i-4--I- ~~_ _ -l f..~ -_ -_-r-_'-1~:n_:*1*---.. _ - ~_-.1 -1_.Z!_--_ " _-_ -_-` _. ~-_!*-%:~~-~.F f--'i -ZV~ -~j .. - _- ~ ~__- - -_ ___ --- _e,,y_T_-_."~~'_,_' __-__t---._._ ~_ _~, Stuart Stlell Tops Pre Poll Stuart-Martin County Is still leading Florida's Clan AAAA - __ * .&_~-~r 5 St. Petersburg Northeast 4- Jackson, Miami Carol City, Shore 0-1 0 Q. I ampa auuumn " 7. Orlando Evans 2-0 8 Daytona Beach Mainland 4-. 9. Miami High, Tampa Jeffermn and IF o Myers Cypress LAke. !".&I . Z_ .__ - r- .4 C , &%, 1.7 - - ____ ~ ^ - ~ Mi. f-- - -- I ,=tl.'__ n_-N__- ~ ".,]?, 10. Fernandina Beach 3-i Am receiving votes were Fort Lauderdale St, Thomas 1 Fort Laude rdale Carcilnel Aquinas, Summerfield La k e Chu AAA Clearwater 3-0 Small Helps FSU Evade 7. re - - "- IRM Baker 2-0 -k- --_- ~ - ____ -I M - ~f~% ~ Cathollc2-1 Eastern Ken fuc. - ) ! ~,-- champ Gene Wells. - ~ . 1 SEMINOLE N'*$ 1117 Mc Dona1400:Mcyre2 ; i-cud ut Faber - - f. Fl.idaCodliI I -=- - - - Gibbons 3-0 Weir, Miami Curley, Fort 2 Cocoa Beach 2-0 Myers, Tampa Ca tholic, Milton 10 Fort Lauderdale Nor. 3 Tallahassee Rickards 3-0 and Crestvlew The complete rankings, with theast 11 4 Jacksonville Bishop Kenny Class AA won-loss records Also receiving votes were 2-0 1 Pensacola Catholic 2-0 Clan AA/ A Orlando Edgewater, Port S Titusvllle Astronaut 2-0 2. Hawthonie 2-0 1 Stuart Martin County 3-0 Orange Spruce Creek, 6 Ocala Vanguard 2-0 3 Daytona Beach Father 2. Deerfkld Beach 2-0 Lakeland Kathleen, 7 St Augustine 1-0 Lopez 2-1 3 DeLandl.0 Jacksonville Ribault , S Tampa JesuIt 3-1 4 Frostproofo.0 4. Fort Pierce Central 2 Jacksonville Lee, Miami 9. West Palm Beach North S. Melbourne Central Catholic 2-1 6 Cottondale 1.1 - I -- 1 Class A in the latest weekly poll -- - second group in to give the specializes In one-point gaines. Seminole hit 45 per cent i the field but 1 as the Raiders fired In 55 per Ii - - -- ----------------- By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS , - iwlr~ starters "The js were doing all - ________________________________ down six - . prep basketball teams and The 7-2 Raiders have anot.he: d~oght tht turning point came shortly before the end of tough nut to crack. Wednesday, ... inc urst nail when we had our facing a Valencia duo that -. ---- Laurel hill is still on top in "I - of it. We are using the same __ - - I Evans, ~_ .- ----- P - -___ Rm - I - ---- - - _1 • -- - ___________ "' IN ! ,. -- S OL - L-= _-, _-______;. .-__ .__ __ _ _ -___ _ _ __ _ _____ ___ _ __ ~_N~_7 Then Brevard - - - "Ross is an honest guy. He philosophy we use in judo. Let - ILP0 - I AL - - - won"Im - I ___ _,_- -~_-,~ ~ _._ 1-_---_~ _-~-_. _. _ _~ __z-1-____~ _ _ I__ _~_ __~~ _~~ ___ _- ___,; . _ DeLand, _ _ _~_____ ___ _ =zt~ ______ .- "but we just couldn't stop them eight Reggie McDonald pulled " . . : . - f ighter. • "Edgar is going to wear him good fighter. No good fighter is __ hot well in Tampa," of W 13 ifitempts. JoWwn was coach Joe Sterling said today, Seminole's top rebounder with OF YOUR OIOKE -. - --- "I' Junior school squad won Its first down with those body shots and honest. The whole Idea in to lead Seminole Community cent ofthelr attempts. Seminole College, smarting aftcr a 104-86 out-rebounded the host club 41basketball loss to Tampa 38, but committed eight fum College Saturday night, was bles and seven bad passes "We just didn't put enough looking ahead to Valencia pr essure 01* them defensively," today. The Raiders face the Orlando Sterling said, "a nd the 25 fouls dub at Jones High School's didn't help" Florida College gym Wednesday night before ptckeduponlyl3personals Chip Noe made eight of 11 returning home Saturday m a rema tch against Bre va rd, a shots for Seminole and wound team the Seminoles beat 96-84 up with 17 points. Vernon Johnson scored 16, canning nine ear lier In the Season Cleaners, Chairs, $ 1100 -----1 r Iw-' - - - - to make Edgar Victor is just learning how to look good, I know he is tell alie Whatlmeanbythatis "He 13 going to burt Vic In the this-the best fighter l a guy beUy. Vie don't like it In the who tells a lie He wants to hit body,becauseIhavehit youwltharighthand,sohe with justsomefa[r body shots showsyoualefthand.yOuha%.e and hurt him, to be a deceitful guy to be a Face Valencia, I Under New Management -T - Gene 0 "iff SINGER APPROVED DEALER - -- ~~ ___ us to put him out of his misery. will star to go after him w who has a, wo with th "Ross is going to come at us WiUlams, referring to the quick Junior High tewn 36a. he starts to slow down, "I like both men but you have let's everyone know what he is the man come to you and use his with men says, "1 don't know. They big pnxhe& He don't passing and lack of dribbling There you have It-4wo men are both thie sama type Of The win came on the heels of asked me who is going to win going to do.He is going to come weight against him. thr ow no little short punches. who know both fighters and fighter. that characterized his team's two losses to Florida Central and! have to be honest with right to you and beis going to Everythinghethxowsbbomba, play. bothseethefightencjjngin the "Thebestwa tofk7htRossis Academy earlier. Last year, You. PWss will win because he bang. That's what we want. "Ross hits harder than any We want to get a little piece of *sixth round. But Navy's only breakdown came the Junior school baaketballers has more of everything. The move an every time both see a man I have ever fougkA and that "Victor is going to counter. d him at a time. Every time he different winner, In the second quarter; when lost only three in cruising to the fight shouldn't go more than six punch. We are going to allow you step back, you hi' includes heavyweights. Perez Is Howey's 13-1 proved too tight Lakes aid Hills Conference rounds." Ross to come forward. A tot of thii is what Victor Is going to misses we will be getting better conditioned than Rom L-L We lls has been Ross friend another i of the pie. for the Middles. Navy's championship. But Gene Wells isn't't the only people think that the on ly way do"If it goeswill more for years as Williams has been rounds, Perez win.than six inability to get inside coipled Little bu t energetic Jimmy man In the gym who knows both to beat Ross is to make him go If it is a "We are going to frustrate th Perez from almost "We don't want all the pie at Wi with the pinpoint outsid.' Bryan led the middles with 10 fighters. Jimmy Williams has backwards, but that's the trick him so much that we will put once K.O. early, Roes will be the That' ng inni s what Victor did beg shooting of Batts, enabled thie points. Brad Lawless followed helped train Ross and is I was talking about. him out of his Misery in the Years ago but now we just want Howey club to outscore Sanford with six points, and Danny currently Perez' trainer. Their predictions might be So, one says Ros& one gays "We are going to let him do sixth. We won't go him to until a little piece at a time. Then tainted by their friendship. 16-12. Navy was also out. McMullen canned six. Williams sees it as a Perez his thing and beat him because he is so Perez and the others says, frustrated he will want about the fifth or sixth round we Another fighter, Ed Turner, either one. ______ ____ ==~=~- - - -------- --- - .1 4 - gottenlntotherjng. - ordosMeyev and *s. Meyer step 4, - Ashlock's stable of fighters. "Victor Is one of the most Almost everyone connected improved fighters around. He is with both figh ters has taken a hitting harder, plus he has aefinite jxitlon and is quite picked up a great deal of excertain "his" man is going to perlence every time he has PAW out at the Palktn='$ Bd ivided Pete the sixth round. "Our motion offense worked game of the seam Saturday, them take him out with a good you into things with tricks. _ I a has f' 4. /1% ~ce Chid 1~e; Butler am - --" "1f real well tonight," said downing the Howey Academy body shot or a head shot. CURL - G I under the boards. 1 fly I arid Mock waiting for his pum -_ Next year is ___ I Seminole Plaza • Hwy. 17-92 & 436 8343828 OpenlO6,Mon Sat Bernoy said, "We expect and 6W ; rcip S Sharpshooter Jeff Batts of Howey was the only Hawk to get into double figures, with 12 Another big man for the $11 Middles was Fred Pharls,who consistently found Leicht, Pitts, "\ AMER,CAN the Police Benevolent L __ I, ' points. Special styles for your Holidays! -dochoc* -'{ ,... IV riv, ____ 1 sin. From the di ng to Bob Brnky, ba I!cha1nandpresjdeof j.. - Pm a 11.1 Hurry in for the 1! L & I vest selection! merry mood, to dance, prance, Among those Joining the andro eat the24 th A, Policeman's Ball, Saturday and Mrs. Bill Jack, Mr. and night at the Civic Center. Mrs. Albert Jack, Dr. and Mrs. Magical sounds of music by Thomas Largen and guest Joe the Joe Dorlo Orchestra kept Oppenheimer of Atlanta, Mr the law enforcement officers, nd Mrs. Ray Thma,IJ Mr. y ud Mrs Gordon . one! J Into uiw lovel 's 6t ___ - lffairandfr' commented he was proud 01 the work and interest shown by the department at the annual -, -. 0. ._. I - . ,.., , anew win flne. he 5 some in--w terestn resons: "Victor Perez will win the Just as the Civil War divided fight. There is no doubt about It. th e nation In the 1860's Tuesday I know he will win the decision night's championsip bout if it goes the distance and if it's between aPe co (ad rez 1 kuw1lldoItaround / . . & * - Mood _ #-;- I =Mgm C .I I I .- I SANFORD, F LOR DA - - __ Second Street Imports Monday. Dec. 1, 1975 Lovely ladles (from left) Viekie Cavallare, Cathy Bsuerle and Mary Ifflafrenjoy champUm bw _ -. Hellog Wells, current sixth "Victor is rot a gym fighter ranked Junior middleweight in and a lot of people judge him by rebounded during that stretch, the world, By SCOTT ADRAHAMS and sparring partner the gym, but right now he is the herald Correspondent for both Perez and Ross, best counter puncher you would After inteunissiun Navy's believes 'Ross will win Taco's want to see The Sanford Naval Academy passing attack got untracked title within six rounds." "He has a good right hand. A midshipmen could do little again and Howey went cold. Not Wells, who correctly called good left hand. And, The Dog wrong Saturday night. They even a balky clock that halted Perez the winner in his won't be able to pace himself. passed well, got Inside often, play intermittently could stop Southern championship fight He may be a little tight but there and hit from outside w hen it the Naval Academy's wi th Joey Vincent, sides with is no way Victor will be. He counted. Their 142 defense momentum as they gradually ii and cites these reasons: loves pressure. He has fought in pulled away. was effective, "Despite what you may have London, In Texas. He has fought As a result, Navy found itself SANFORD NAVAL: Pills 5-212; read to the contrary. Rosa will men like Eddie Davis, Joey on the front end of a final score Leicht S 313. Mock 6-2-11; Pharis 3- take the initiative. He will come Vincent, Candy Barr. The man for the first time this season, 5i. 06; Gray 000 )uzmann OI; right out at him. isa pro. There isnoshortcutto 36 over Howey Acackmy. Totals : 219 St "Of course Vic will try to experience. "I'm very pleased with the HOWY ACADENMY Speer 102 stand his ground but he is going "Ross Is going to expect to y 1 0 2. Fahrirnipr3 I I; OIflQIC 0 progress this team has ma de," to have to give ground. see the same man he does in the 86111 60 12 said Coach Bobby Williams Stern 0•2•3; Menellen 0-0-0: "A lot of people around here gym and he is in for the shock of afterward. "Steve Mock did a Burgiandl-41; Grubta 10-2. Total s: don't know how good Edgar Is. his life. great job hitting from ou tside, "' He fights better against a "The easiest guy to knock out and Joe Pitts did one heck of a Sanford Naval 101214 is-si better fighter, than he fights a Is a puncher because y ou can Howey Academy 34 job reboundi ng." '3 sorry fighter. You put him out use tiis e nergy against him. ( 9 Mock led the Midshipmen Fou ls: Sanford Naval 12, there with a sorry fighter and When you catch him, you hit with 14 points, and Pitts hauled Howey Academy 7. he will look sorry. But if you put him not only with your w.lit Fouled Otil: Dingl• down 15 rebounds while r1nlng iliii out mere with a good but you also have his weight 12 points. Frank Leicht also got fighter, that brings the good out behind the punch. Il 1,1. Ii WORLD - __ - tingham 81. "It was a performance by everybody that I was very proud of. We were playing with ad. versity." said Shula. football. - W _______ F I rC + '' It - Nottingham ran 56 yards to the Bills' one to set up Norm Bulaich's game-clinching scoring plunge. "It was a fumble," said Bills' Coach Lou Saban. "I've never seen anything like that called W -. By LOUIS SAPS IS rIer fl• dd . _J f - M How • Merr)ln3ktrs Include Mr. sad Mrs. William lUrk Jr. •Iies 4 T.ssd.g the bslliy su are 1b. and Mrs. Archie Smith (ldt) n:d Mr. and Mrr !I1 lyre _ Simpson ended the game with 96 yards in 18 carries but added 117 yards on eight pass rcceptions. The Dolphins outgained the Bills on the ground with Morris getting 93 yards and Not- elbowing a referee. On the next play, Dolphins' fullback Don iij - Perez0 Ross War Splits Stab le Monday, DC $,1,7S1B e % __ knew they were going to have to do a Little better blocking job and they did ii" Struck, surrounded by reporters for the first time in his obscure pro career, said, "The last time I was asked so many questions was the first time my moth er caught me drinking." The Bills rallied to cut the led to 24-21 eary in the fourth quarter as O.J. Simpson scored on a 14-yard run and on a 62-yard pass play and J.D. lull took a 31-yard touchdown pass from Joe Ferguson. - "My God, a call like that can change the complexion of the game. The ref said, 'He hit me with an elbow.' What the bell, he was standing right on the ball." ~ tv.0- 7 L . r-----'-- %ffm A controversial dead ball call with about nine minutes left proved to be the Bills' undoing. Officials ruled an apparent fumble by Mercury Morris was dead at the Miami 28 and socked the Bills' Pat Toomey with a 15-yard penalty for ,_~--~"~ ___ - - Fans, Friend muftlnw~s Take Sides - - ___ ' "1 didn't get touched or knocked down all night, except when I ran," said Strock. "The line - ______.___-___ V fl~.~ - _ his barrell alter Bob Griese and Earl Morrall were injured. 'A guy who has worked as long and hard as Strock deserves to have good things happen to him and it happened today." 'k, who L.nguith'd three years on the bench, showed imagination in calling his own Plays. He completed 12 of 15 passes for 99 yards and two touchdowns, ran five yards for a score and gained 13 yards on a bootleg rim to set up a 20-yard Garr, Yepremian field goal. He staked Miami to a 21-0 halftime lead by running five yards himself and passing one and eight yards to Howard Twilley for touchdowns. - man Annette Wing and Dr. Tom Freeman and their _____________ Wi-..., LU uixuttct lnthebeautifu1sylvansettrn Peggy Conrad and Wilfred t' t it (A,fltw.L. A A gnJjh buffe' "rh'i Ot .V. £L Cii1I1 I' A D..4A IAC mary, UIPJ esid • - -Seminole Mutual Concert Assn. 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Ta llahassee FA4MU 00 ciii Kentucky But his timing Stetson Jumped to a quick lose 82fl Saturday night to S St Augustlne-StJoseph'si was perfect lead aid had a 41-34 haLftime WastungtonState The Dolphins 0 Smalls hit two free throws advantage as the Hatters et- led through most of the first 6 Jacksonville Victory and a layup in the final 22 see- tended their two-season win half, until the Cougars ceded Chritin 2-0 L 1L4po Ii onds in Richmond, Ky., Sattz- streak at uu uvL.,*wu home Ou SIA 5tY4U4,II, nts to i.it 7. Allentown 4-0 day night alter Eastern Ken. court to 24. Stetson Is now 2-1. the game 3$-s at halftime. 8. Everglades 2-0 tucky cut a 14-point Seminole Meanwhile In Cincinnati, Washington State got off a 9. 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Corcoran, a former caddy Miller. , at muffler, tailpipe, exhaust pipe AND labor for as long as YOU OWfl your car 1 ) are guaranteed to outlast your car ond-place tie with Washington, Giuck Foreman to beat the quarterback, a third-stri- hurry, too. He hIt 10 straIght nger, be hadn't thrown the ball pas.!es and staked the Dolphins even once. In this, his third to a 21.0 halftime lead ou his TI) was already decided. y to How Redskins 30, Falcons 27 Once again, %ashIngton seemed headed for overtime illey. dered, would this lanky, raw kid second half. O,J. Simpson after s2 lces and five ties to and Chris Bordeleau connected Dual Conversions Headers point of the first-place Jets in the Canadian Division. a team fighting for it Life ii the fumble recovery to lead Los TD pass of Johnny Unitas' career record of Rams 14, Saints 7 Houston's defense limited Johnson rurned a punt 76 _______ uaua's _____________ 5 0 32 poInts, 'ERMAN, SNTEflFITT. 57th FlOo, CNA P.O. 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Lafleur's Islanders 3, SabI 6:30— Lake Howell vs. Gainesville, Spruce Creek 8p.m. (35) N Eng. Cleveland ufres 118. 28 poInts, while Fred Brown and the season. Kareem AbdulSlick Watts had fl each for Jabbar scored 27 points, IneludIng a pair of hook shots Seattle, Williams has meshed per- after Washington had rallied tø ,an Stingers, who had l ' MttveaI 3,. Boston 3 Tufts 77, WillIams 43 PtlflCP$ $6. lafayette 43 SI. BGn.yinturt '3, George CincI. . Oil Watson, Bill Barber and Den hardly worked up a sweat. It's Saleski added single goals, Bill easier here playing goal WR}UNG 2 lab 0 PhiLadelphia 6, U beforebeing gabbed by Golden victory, their second win in span in which the Warriors turned an eight-point deficit ___________________ Flyers 1, North Stars I star at the University of Ver. Reggle Leach scoreti twice mont, Rollins; Baptist College at Stetson. Peter's, Ni, 77, Mahat - Lake Brantley JV at Colonial, girls 6:30, - Boston 4, Tronto 7 Corneti. N.Y., 90. ROLJt Louisiana SI, U Rnk 74 8p.m. St. Lou1* 7, Philadelphia 7 97. Bowdoin 74 Babsort 7L King's Pirl Lehigh Duke II, Virqinl - TnhYFSepJVatFd34ajr. ytyp 7:30p.m. Brevard Community College at Wash Ington 3 1 An9e& 3 last decisions, is the pitcher of the You Don't Hay. To 3-2; the Calgar', utes remaining tied the game Sobchuk and Claude Larose. while the Bruins Bryan Campbell made it 3-0 in extended their unbeaten streak the second period. SATURDAY 75 5rnn:; 103, H.jrwt, $4 Ntw York Rangtrs 5 Pctsdam St. 104, Niw Hemp irçton 2 NC 5? 115, UUCASh.evHit '7 11 Guy 'vs 2 Boston Ccl. 72, Harvatd 71 Conn 71. Yale 19 12 of far Montreal 1$ 4 3 39 117 70 II 6 7 35 S N Mon?rI Art.ty *9. Pitt. Jotuntoer 47 71. Fafrld 73 SOUTH mesSi Maple Leafs, Lyman JV at 1111 2 35 1(* 109 7 17 4 1* 71115 321 3 9 p131 DetroIt LAST 5 ThIs transaction will not itself provide for the full payment of all the BYTIJEASSOCL4TEDI Transferor'* debts. The following list sets foflh Ihe Transferee's sered SS speed, hustle and scoring andcontrjbtjtetohetum One creditorsand the amountsowed to each: Gus William., hasn't taken punch. Angeles Lakors trimmed the of my wildest dreams was just Secured Creditors Amount long tO make his mark on pro Williams came up with one of Washington Bullet., 114-106. trying to make the pros, and I Ford Motor Credit Cort*)ratlon 5309,59332 The slender, catWck rookie tonally televised game against Associstion ges, the Denver club." Landmark Bank s"" o from Southern Cal, passed over the Seatle SuperSonics, pouring Nuggets beat the New York Roquemore Oil Company 32.227 $5 Suns 114, Bulls 97 Small Business AdmInistration 100.00000 Linard, a rookie, Imished with a 17 record1 and his Pittsburgh fplaceL,theEastyj 9 17 5 23 $1 16 9 12 $ 23 $6 13 Abilen. Chris Pin*. Transferor other than that set forth In Item? above uSed by Ihe Transferor Barry topped the WRrrinr with In their best shooting nIght , Winnipeg Jets Rangers topped the Washington WhaI 6:30, boys vaty 8p.m. veian , 4' 231, 253 S. Orange Avenue, Orlando. FIorda 32502. ____ wales Contareace NorTSS Dlv$sii 70 I 44 179 Agitorii 51. 7. DePaul Howizd The Cowboys first-period DenverSp day night, the New York downed the New England 6:3O,Bvatysp 11 11 3 25 CI 510 5. Cai;Jornia II. Kansas St. SO SW Texas 7$, In FRIDAY Bjj 11 9 $23111 73 Vanc'vr St.Louij Ou*$ne 13 Mrtarø Backsm also scored for Den. WI TP?IOFOA NVIlland Lincoln Mercury, Inc., c o Akerman, Senlerlitt, Eldxon & Wharton. p Q ('!!is Evans conocaj in (he shifting the credit like the VtT LONOW000 LINCOLN.MERCURY, INC. 3. The name and present business address of thi' Transferor is Town & Covnlry LIncoln-Mercury, Inc.. $555 Highway 1797. Longwood. Florida 3770. Royals ' Leonard Honored out string anybo out" he ped to be paying aftenton McAneeley and saW. tO." kr Moeris & for Edmonton ended the WALLUMBING EATING. INC. - Pro Hockey Ithaca 40, C.W. Post 59 Gecegi. Seminole High girls at Lake &antiey Stetson at FSU - lving Miss Evert and Con. the men's sing'es rial - 1. A bulk transfer (Mreln called 'the transfer") Is about tO be made "Now the guys are doing their second per1od Tannahill bang. falo—fir In the Islanders' 18. own jobs," Slater added. ed In his 12th goni of the season 6:30 Lake Howell at Colonial. 7:30 — Seminole at Lake Brantey o . - ladies," said Connors, who at fl TOWN £ COUNTRY LINCOLN.MERCURY, INC.. an? to F S. Section 47o.105, you are hirit,y notified of the Florida 'GA winter tour, adding $3,000 to the $152137 he earned in tt relar PGA tour thIs year. Erskine,27,ofBattleCreek1jchfu.eda three-underpar &8 Sunday for a 54-hole total of 204, one shot ahead of Calvin i'ecte of St. Petersburg, Ersklne shot 6769-68. Tennessee 77. HaweIl Ptop1.ins 44 first set, NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF tentatively set for Feburary between Connors and Manual 1. The Transferee knows of no business name and or address of the '' Cal. Lu 8 p.m. he was surprised with himself, advantage In sets, "I didn't think I'd go out and There's talk already of anoU hia feelings. After Sunday for reaL ••• Xentuc Connors used powerful for Ers kin e Wins Mayport Open that gem from Ms father believeably," said Cincinnati and Ron Cierfje1d scored New En&and's only goal, fed. Chigo In a 11 game against night after the Stingers dropped rode a out bid. BOMOtI, e-goal f period the CleveLand Crusaders 3-1 for victory. Then there's Gknn at Memphis &ate; Rollins at Bbune. ,7 Pierre Larouche scored two ion II 6:30 - Jones at Lyman Other Game's Arkansas 31, Texas ,&M a Wah St. 71. Utah 44 the match," she said, Miss Evert said she was more , JACK.SONVi1J,i:, Fla. APu - Second-year pro lthndy Kiely's third World Hockey Athletes in AcSion 7*. Loyota, Mrymt*j,,t 7 the New York Jets. "I'd rather play teffible and win," the second-year pro , lie dcfeated Hod Liver and row and has won U title four determined by round-robIn and Ms. King missed an oppor. John Newcombe in singIs thnes. The tournament features play. __________________________________________________________ and then lo service In the Neison, who also was credited with asaists on two tackles, said he was not concerned with th individual " "I wouldn't believe him." Cisco St. 4$ Ornattand Rica Bowl UC Santa Barba,a as. Idaho W. Kentucky 11. New HamE. i credit for the I got caut in the flow a few times and they cut back on esti after being sed for 48 It'snonger a set. Rookie his second goal ar and red goals and had one shots by the Philadelphia Fly. John hUely is for reaL Boeleau's 10th goal of the assist In lending the S past VIIiaa Wittierg 75. ithaca 0 NCAA 0IYI5IeO II SimIflnals SeOftie Pacific Cl. San Fran Atlanta's Torn Lyslak scored the New England Patriots set a club record with 18 men. CItamplonslWp 71 have very many good chances, But some nights the quality Is equal to the volume." "My father toW me there would be nights like this," ob. BASKBAIL New York Jets at San Diego. ville 77 Ken Drien after helping Canadlens to a 2-2 National Hockey League tie. "They usu 6:3OPm._LkeHoweflJVatOrij€,s.aty8p,; (MkRidgeatSemie varsity 8p.m.; Trinity Prep at Taylor Pierson, varsIty 8 p.m.; Orlando Edgewates- at others In helping Pittsburgh nals, who scored a goal and had chad stopped go shots managed a mild rally on scores jSt, to carry the Flames to victory, by Bone Salming, Errol "They're still the B BASXETBAU. Orleans at.New Vck (T, Christian 73 Okia. St 71. Oral Roberts with pearls of wisdom. 8 p.m. - Eight bouts at Orlando Sports Stadium, highlighted by Victor Perez-Edgar Rs and Gene WellsEddie Davis. BuffalO at New England S Mitrt N. E Texas 77 Esposito also hit for New York, Bennett hit an empty net In BOXING Tarieton St. N. Trinity, lix., 115151 lie's n picked up 0O,0O0 In nament and Borg continues to $10,000 for reaching the setlee exhibitions staged before disappoint hi home fa finals here. 1153,000 exhIbition at the turned in the third set when he cued mixed doubles, Miss 7:30. Ts Games Dtner at Oakland, n TeL. 74 W. Texas 71. Oklahoma Be the winners of Saturday's abte to aer aaUaorily, nings to $O,8l7. winnIng 1100,000 in their nation, role in the match, makIng 80 since he and Miss Evert split ally televised challenge match per cent of the shots. purse. lie Jean King. - WRLING . LOU1* 31, Datias 17 HOu* eek and could return to action In tonight's nationally televised game. Aiso, quarterback Chancy Johnson . z±t Stetson, Mmnnes9a 76. Grn flay 3 47, Tulane Sj $100,000 I will." __________________________________ Chlcao 2$. Dero? 2! SOUTHwEST rure: Cis Evert and Jimmy doubles," she said. touchdown and passed for Mike Washington scored on a quarterback Steve Martucci Cal Poly.Pomona defeated Cal. TONIGHT Eng ,., .. Kent 5? ii, Akron 10 troundng Oregon College of superb defeve d( and a Bowl and won the NCAA Dlvi. into numerous turnovera. In t R''or' 71, Pdrw York C , and against 1'ittsbur in the f&urth game when he reinjured a Washin9tcn 30. Atlanta 77 79, Pest Park 5$ Nastase toyed with Borg and DavIs Cup final. It is another won 6-2 8.2 6-1. As in the semi. outstanding event for this ten final against Guillermo VlLis nis-mad country, which has the previous day, be played never yet won the Davis Cup. ifinals, Western Kentucky beat scored on a 96-yard kickoff 'cIlnched divIsi* hue Butter 67. Indiana St. 61 Aan tory one year ago, might reappear tonight. S Dego I II 0 (*3 iq 752 Drake n$, lo'øa St. $3 Cotton Bowl with In the C(ton Bowl on New tournaments were pared to the urday's Champion Bowl. Salem te,nver says, Biltao Perez Cinn E. Michgin 1$. Man St. O.k. 79 STOCKHOLM (AP) Arthur markable up-anddown week, first," Nastase. said. "I think the World Championship Tennis Nastase himself had not won the leading players In the said he rated Ashe the yew's AshemustbeNol.,andIwoWd title at Dallas. a mar ent all the ye - yearng and pr. Masters Tournament In Stock. No 1. rate Borg No. 2, and then Borg — won the French open until the strange, flurtuatin R'r" hob, is a S!"d'". !9v0ecII ranked by moet J ' So did Bjorn Borg, who di perhaps Jimmy Connors, I title In Paris, runer.up at the week of the Masters, On the golden boy, h still win an of 1975. ing hopelessly to a.stase In the This is how the year'& major Connors - won the Austral- was disqualified from a match country. Ilie Nastase, who won the final, titles have been spilt Up: tan title, runner-up at Wimble. agairLitAshefor his behavior on Borg ha., another chance in 1asters Sunday after a "You have toconsiderresaits Ashe - won Wimbledon and don and Forest Hula. the court. On the final da he this same Kunga hail Dec. Mhe, who fIed to win the Please Stand Up? Maybe e I 0 662 351 741 Central Dl,isidn Monday, Dec. 8, 91S-3B Ashe Rated No. 1 After Masters Loss I SIXTH - 1. Ogulia Echave; 2. Etc3za-Echave; 7. ftarre Aipi; a 7 5 0 .513 373 )06 Catholarve; 3 Barre Sanchei; 4. Alava Pevei. Cincinnati 96. S. FlOrida 75 MInnesota 71, N 5'lbaoEc1ave; 3. ErzaMencha; Ce4aya; 7. Mugverza; I. Maruri, San?, Mugerza; S. Ferrnj. ELEVENTH - 1. CaCho Miguel; berth in the IN BRIEF KAIThhoCh for two more touch- ran for a thltd• club to Its dos in leading Western Kentucky will meet II chapIon.thip with a NCAA [)ivtslon Ii title in the 3 ctoq over Caornia 7 (i1 Bowl on Saturday. Razorbackj were a great team, hot so was Ar. theran. Salem College of West Vtr. arjntte 56. N. M'chl9an 4$ Noire Dame N. T.xa Tech TS S Arkansas Steals Thunder P 4 0 •M7 '57 EIoila: 7 CaCPi.Yj; $ 0gV1Z4 LJrri-Oj; . DOrin.j; 3 t 0 -2 19 274 AIt,icdi Ngui.Yla: 7. Urzi Arar, I Ey. Gnt 0 O 542 3M THIRD - 1. Ur:a.leniz; 7 Albtfdi Central OYlIOII EcMno BeiIia; 3. Eddy Qulola; 1. EIOHTH - 1. Erdoza A:pI; xMnn, II 1 0 917 37 I3 By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS defense which stole the show. AIdI Ara; 3, Arha Okoil; 4, Alii Avlrre; 3. Santl•Juan: Del * 4 0 .500 71$ 24 Oguiza Yza;7. Larri Alberdi; S. Ica Manolo Ramon: "We out•Aied the Age d 3. Celay. C!C 3 0 .750 13' 375 FOURTH - 1. Cacto Echive; 7 CiwcPo Mrncia: I Fermfr Larrea wirner Wlcr Di,l In college football this one," said M'kars Al Elorza;3 mgo Sancz, NINTH —1. Zarre; 2. Agulrre; LA iO 2 0 1.33 2$ 127 & weekend Negui Mi,,tI; 5. Barre-JavI; 6. Ramon I Erdoza; S AltO' 6. 1pl; S Fr Frank Broes. "Texas A&M's 5 7 0 .41/ 723 73' Zarre; 7. BlbaoBengoa: I. 7Manolo, I 6IIbO While the askelball Wne ____ W4Th Collage Illinois 47, Ne* Mti or _____________________ CvenIn Hirald, Sanford, Fl. rA*fltheFL ,, Ci*uiar afli (linebacker Frsnk!e Poole," Hubbard saId. let, AThTI CIII I C"eth Don Shula had any res- Buffalo on nU ut how Ms kid by owing I ee thuchdo of the year behind rookie RIck- 71; (ow-tb-ranked North Carocy Young's 124 ya and ti Una defeated Virginia Tech baskets to lead 32.21 at Intermission. In the second hail, Le P 0 Box 1414 Winter Park, F$rida 37759 BET TINGHAUS & HICR NAME - ADDRESS _____ _______________________________________________ 322sd3o cte- - -- .._ .- I - :--' ;- :. "He was on hi-, own, play- sole possession of first place In W. 5 callIn" bW9 ss!d.. "A_1, ha. •:... ___________________ ' ,..' l..aiu'l,si flay "D -. .- - -,-. , ' .' .J - . -. _s e1. Minnesota's Fran Tarkentort turned back Murray 73-59; No.8 the lead tois much as 43-fl with uudxiuwn passes to Tennessee nipped o. 16 about 12 mInutes to play. I inter Pnrk Fk,rldn fl.,1.s, fl. - -- shade iwU ' . — -• • - -. - .-=- �- -,. -- '- - - '- ---- --'-'i - r -- '- '-r" '--:; •'-' -'--'-"-'--L. . - '- ,- .- - -,, ______________________________ . '' - ' ' fl. . A I"Z r .,,.........,,....,,.....sw - t...._..._,... - -- - = = ii1 Ft I Iflondoy a 1a tCM0V1E:0Th 6s bi." EMs Pre&ey, Shelley A vuny ad I oideè KMnL4o3 with a 1er skng ijcto ____ ue r'oe heO*fl. 1967. .4 (61 AU.. 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ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ProorriIod fl :- 2J ADAM 12 9) GIUJGAN'S ISLAND YORK (AP) listen to Do per gallon oi the highway - and thence," what's being said on Ing: with stories about were post-recorded," wouldn't notice It if televLslon? Or do they simply "Actual mileage won't vary Or: '"All In the Family' will cellar reported: watch, munch potato chips and according to individual driving be back In Ju.st one P-,t• "New York City officiaLs told doze off? hatt" Watch an old movie about the President Ford tMay thr dy We began worrying about tins One wociiers if there'ci be an U.S. Cavalry and the Indians. Is on the verge of fiscal stability tii '!4tY'! I"J' d.Ili WV lOAtH MATSIVIRY DAY t 'T1L2:30PJt_S1.2s - _______________________ • 707 French Ave - FACED WI T H A OR') N KING - Pertiaps AlccMollc Anonymous ALAPION Can Help For families or friends of problem Call 47343*7 drinkers. For luriher informatIon call 4734317 Write P.O. Box 1213 F br Ida 3777) or write Sanford AlAnon Family Group P.O ________________ _____________________ B 553. Sanford, fla. 3321) - 'iIA.D7 COUNTY. FLORIDA. KEVIN REINSCHUSSEL. Defendant. JERRY AN N GRE ER, now known NOTICE as JERRYANN KERN andJAMES TO; KE"lI,i REINSCHUSSEL H. KERN.her husband; SUN BANK Last Known Address: OF SEMORAN. a National IOn Highway Il 97 Auoclalion, et al, Ma Illand. Floridi Defendants YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF ACTION that the Plaintiff, MONUMENTAL TO: JERRY ANN OREER, PROPERTIES OF FLORIDA, INC., knoxii as JERRY ANN a Ftoriea corporatien, bas fIled a KERN and Statement ot Claim against YOU for JAMES H. KERN, her unpaid ran?; and you as corn husband mended to serve a copy of your c o Mr. MARTIN written defenses, II any, on 211 Henry Street, Apt. 107 THOMAS B. DRAGE, JR., Belleview, Michigan 4*111 ESQUIRE, attorney for the Plaintiff, MONUMENTAL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PROPERTIES OF FLORIDA, INC., that a ComplaInt has been filed *tio address Is Post Off Ice Box $7. against you by the plaintIff in the ____ ________ 200 SIILL QPATI '.- (g C.. 14.AZiaS ACVi 0 0 0 IM c7TT1 APARTMENTS 4,? OA1 C •IAb fl LP4.I the 22nd dy of December, 1975, and purpose of foreclosing the morlQagv IIIeth,orlginalwlththeCle,-kcf-thts Cnthefollowingde.crI,,jpq.opery Court .i?her before servIce on Seminole County, Florida, yt,Qe- thiS Ccut't on thC 4th day c, PORATION. and ACOUSTI COUNTY, FLORIDA SCOred partIcularly descrIbed as follows: Dectrnbii'r, 1973. ENGlNEEilNG COMPANY OF PROBATE DIVISION FLORIDA. (Seal) the 33rd home rsm of his caOne (1) Chevrolet, 1972, 4door CASE NO. "R-71454-CP Arthur H. Btckwilh, Jr. Defend.nts. Estate Of I automobile, Impala VIII No. reer," NOTICIOPACTION Clerk of the Circuit Court Wa!Iaca 1. McFarland, Sr. Televltinnrcw3seetnstobea IM39H'701143)1 Ely' Cecelia V. EPern TO. LESLIE SWARTZ. and all fleinçj stored at Altamonite Deceased parties heving Or claiming to have gle It comes to wat. Garage, II? Longwood Avenue, Deputy Clerk NOTICE TOCREDIORS any ight titl, or infereit iii the TO ALL rksOs $, 53 77 79 c'liitzg, but not listening Attamonta rg. Fk4'kJ Ad HAVING ___________ property her•in deSa'It,erj. c$ltIonaI Information avaIlable trom DEU 2$ CLAIMS OR DEMANDS *0*11451 carefu!ly. Take President the Civil DivIsion of the SemInole ADDRESS UNKNOWN SAID ESTATSI NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR Ford's Qns p, for example, County Sheriff's Departm. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Yoj and eath Of you are hereby THE VACATING, ABANDONING, that the ales, named Pllntiff has notilfed and required to tile Who'd really notice If the an- and the undersigned as SherIff any DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING tiled. Complaint ti the SemInole County, Florda, will at abo-vs.styled Claims and demands which you, or chx'man said: House spokesmen December. A.D 1915, offer for sale TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN mortgage encumbering the estafeintheofficeoffheClerkofthe "OU WILL PLEASE TAKE fOHO*i410.descnibid real properly: Circuit Court HonZieglerdescn1bedthea1, end sell to the highest bidder, for NOTICE of the 11th jij that the Board of Cotinty Lot 59, ENGLISH WOODS, FIRST Circuit, Seminole County, cash. sub$ect to any and all exisfing Florida, as frank, di.a1 aml 111Y.,, Comm".sloners of SemInole County, ADDITION. according to Ielns,af the Front(Wett) Door of the Put Probate Division, in the Courthouse Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. On the Well, maybe s few hereof as recorded In PiuS Bcio* 17, a' Sanford, Florida, Seminole County Courthouse In within four $anort FIor ida the above would. But src'd bet they're 0I inth Pag. 43, PubUc Recrd of Seminole c&eodar months from fri,tfrn,:f 4 (((( x J1 o - 'if ' L._. - HII' ____ 0 J OFT)* tie cONDOs " ,IT $.S .- ., •t. . ' / 'fl-E I _____________ ' 11-9 j .. '-. ' Real Estate ,.p a I ,' I ,- • , j i p - viewers - -: - - ____ -a,. -- iir'-- rnAk,u, hut i..Id tale Is habit. ma. • 5.11151 v T!s Terms -- . - --I, s..I,I W,Ii it, Exe'culin. John C. Polk, xi. r ricisiiciri ii.. ..;,'::' . .- ............ .' ''.::'" ' -' 3em'r.olo C.ounly, Florida Publish: Dec. . 13,77,79 )97$ DEU.7$ 1 EVE*YTUES&THIJRI Lui'11 ADULT $94ILORE N SOc IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIlE EIGHTEENTH JU0CIAL dR. Sheraton - Sanford 's SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE PlO, 75.Ml.Cp' ri Re: Estate at EMMA MAE MERCER Sa4bueuqe anords Musical tPace-To-Go Lt MltaIv Mon.thruSa?.I:30p.m. - III... P . ir !.. I - Prv- .tr; . ' _____________ flrr.' 1nr,r,I _____________ - - Gardens Luxury 4 • . - i'- -"rd Of 8aliadur-Gvitarist .- STUDIO 1,7,3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE $13.5 $150 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 1&SR 134, Longwood 322.6457 ChecK the Evening Herald Christ. mat C.ifl Guide daily (or Christ. mas gift ideas, _________________________________ FOR RENT STORE OR OFFICE BUILDINGSONABUSYSTREET 7.000 sq. ft. $103 month 1,000 sQ. ft.. $200 month IMonth Lease ((XiS RIA NFORD- ) bedroom, 2 bath home,aircondl'ioner, shady yard Make an offer. Room •the County CourThouse In ,IlkI.4 - ..... rvui Hearing to cot-elder and deltrmlne whether or not the County will vacate, abandon, discOntlnuq, (l*si, ftnt* and disclaim any right of theCounty and the public in and to the followIng rightlOf.way riav,inig through the descrlb property, to wit: That urinatt.ed plitted right-of. ' ' '" "' You are commarxs.d fit ... 1w' WI IIiTI orTTh In t.$Iit rA..,iti.I,.,. with the Clerk Of the CbovC-nam,d Courf arid to serve a copy thereof upon the attorneys hereinbelow not Iatr then Dcembar 19th, 1973. WITNESSrnyhandand54alof,he Court at Sanford, Florida, this 141;i day of Novemb.r, 1973, (Seal) Arthur H. BckwItPi, Jr. ..,. '; . ' '.... --,',-,',' r,. Set of woman's golf clubs with bag. never used Call after 5. 3735326. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath on large fenced lot; carpet. 525,900-Terms. Neat 3 Bedroom t.me, fenced, only 3 Wanted ,uirn "SERvIcE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" MU REALTORS S?IParkDr 3772110 REALTOR AFTERHRS. 17? 399) 322 97*1 322 064* Dnc To Th; MIc I I e "tr'd. p. dewi', I dL*taa!1y Pa the psazai.. P'Iid ..eh hidden nai.z bi$i Pa u sMen: JCE 'MAGIC' WATSON p WPA [ ianor C?pobe110 Four Per1 Urbor Lend-Lease PPanO SheratoSford otor 1stiato I4OTILI AND toe rM$J £ WCRLOYHDI 1Aw+,'SMt4t.ey$yff Tomorrnw: S' taavia OP III Freedoms Feudalism Act ... ______ _____ Selling Cheap- Used lumber, all kfnd: old bathtub (pasture trough). Phone 321.0229. - ____________ _____ __________ Santa's Tips Santas Tips for for at Glfi for : : L.__ Everyone _. -- - ________________ - Mom Everyone G1ffs _______________ - ___________________ Unusual Gifts, fresh end artificial floral pieces, lovely hanging baskets Ann'i Flower 6. Gift Shop. 373 7660. Flowers and Gifts for all occasions. frolcaI and exotic plants Car nations, $5 dot. CAREFREE FLCRIST, 7387 French Ave., 373 7)50 A gift to last all year . .A family memberstiipto Family WotldGolf 3. Country Club, 372 54.4) - . . ' Plants, Hanging Baikefs, Cut BeautyCareProductslorMom Tower's Beauty Salon 319E Flrst.)77 5142 --- -Make Mom's Ilfeeasier with central heat and air from Sanford Heating -- Marlin, and mIlItary mod*ls Also Selection of antique weapons. Iiivr p*eces to ifldlude; r9e selection of oak an wicker, primitives, VictorIans 1, Empire pieces. Sterling, Glassware, and many assorted hems. BankAmericard & Master Charge Welcome Sanford Auction 1200 S. French Motocrot Bicycles and Ac cessories Free Racing with purchase Bicycle city, 49$ W.131. Lg ,$30 1161 IOSU Maitland,Mtlnd 6470635 170' LOT wit?i 3 tedroorn CO and frame, next to shopping center. $25,900. HAROLD HALL REALTY Realtor,373$174 GWALTNEY JEWELERS has a wide selection of ID Bracelets, Qotdandsitver,$49jup Merchandise -- - 19U Buick Electra 22% - $375 cash. Call after 6 p m. 327 1193, ask for' Eugene. ____________ Paintings & Hand Crafts. Marie I I Arthur RIchter, CHINABERRY 1IIEE ANtIQUE Sf-fOP, 1106 W. lit St Sanford. I_J " YOU I!....... Miummum iuing wnu s.wuring i can cover your home with alum. ES'TE PSON LAI4D CLEARING Rooting, Gutters, 20 Yrs. Exp. Eagle SId:rig Co. 13)9543 - (L'I') -- -- Plumbing _____________________ Wi KING i'iumoing Supplies- Wnek F-ill -................... ci,rt. Inn ri in 5911 . I' ,.... '•. .. - 'i-u ei nsa rarx. ui )iu C&A BackHoe Service Land Clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock, All Kinds of digging, Housetrali, stOred & mOved 1729142 or 97.4 u193, Pressure Cleaning _______________________ - AlA CLEANS ALL - O'fice Mnchines " Haater Cleaning Radio & TV OFFICE MACHINES "We Service all makes and models" Free Pickup and Delivery Oil Burner Cleaning & Service 74 Sartord Run.'s Machnes 377 ICeS DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fad __________________ Hour Service. Dykes Heating & Service 707 Live Oak Blvct Air Ccnditloning, 372 5871. -(A(PlPprr., D',s C.1I .1, 7li __________________Ci If your oil heater doesn'I work, or needs clearing, call Ralph 323 _____________________________ BETTER PAINT aUG 1163 3167 Heaters Cleaned, all makes iS A Better job, for a Better prIce vearsexperieoce PaulMiller,377 U.terlor 8 Extericr, 25 pct. disc. RooflnqAndCarpentryRepair 8790 for senIor citizens. -___________________________ Freeestumates, Call 323 6769. Painting & Carpentry Work, all ___________________________ ________________________ types roof repaIr. 30 'ears perlence Fast service Free Expert roof repairs, flat roofs or ' . 1977 Chevy Impala. ldoor, 47,000 miles. AC, PB PS, and vinyl top. Excellent condition. $1,695 or best offer, 6111760. Give an Heirloom for Christmas Antique lewelry, China 5. Glass, _________________________ _______________________ 50' LOT with 2 bedroom frame, heavy traffic, $1&, 60' LOT with 3 bedroom CO. cx. cellent beauty parlor or nursery, - ___________________________ lClSOIcismot4leCutIass,7do0c,Ap,j. FM radio. AC. PS, PB 54.230, by owner. Call 322 3764, ask for Jim. 323-7340 ______________ ai.._...r..._,._ r!_J!....._ . entral Pleat 5. Ar Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl --'-'.5 S., ., I JOiIUiU. lU fl71 -. ___________________________ - 1 Dr., 6 Cylinder, Stick EXCELLENT CON DLTIOPu, 5495, Phone 131 5895 _______________________________ 1972 VW Beefte, white. blu• Interior, I speed. AM radio, air con ditloning. Very clean $1,993. 337 1431 Dealer. ____________________ . Geneva, I acres, mobile home hook up. 125,000. Nulhing down. 5200 per mo. on lease pun -hate. Good credit requIred 349 3515. _______________________________ 1954 CHEVROLET - I. ... Daniel Greene House Slippers, all styles and colors Knight's Shoes, 20$ C. First St. id. 17975.421. Longwood CalI3fl $SlOor$3i 4603 _________________ -________ '72 AMC Ambassador 4 dr, p s, a B, A and l'f, good rubber, good running COndition. 37? $544. Monday, Dec. 8, / PM ''r''w" ruinijrj B -- Polaro,a Square Shooter 2, 3 flash CubeS and $ exp. color film. Save $2434 Wieboldt Camera Shop, 210 S. Park. Man JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 46-Commercial Property ______________ for ChIco & The BUSINESS DIRECTC)RY .s Air Conditioning ______________________ - SWAPSHOP.FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a seller ore buyer. No charge. All admitted tree Come browse starting Sunday, December 11th at the Drive In Theater, South 1197. Phone 372 1716 _________________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE - wi-t r,00r CPEp' Example 1970 Datsun Wagon, 10,000 miles, 'Uto, $1793 1970 Hornet, 6 cyl., stand., 36.000 origInal miles, $993. -;, lerge. 17.000 per acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor. 671. 011). a Trade - , SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, A - _________________ Roofing Home Cleaning - - List your Christmas specials here where the Shoppers *ill se. them ,,,. I4. ' I 'J SEARS telephones will be open every night 'tlI $ thru Dec. 73. Call 3721771. - ou26 -' . 70--Swap & ,.. Primilives, Furniture. Original -- 1')')7LAI .. ' 61-B',ilding Materials i. __________ furniturp GENEVA-1OACRES $775()CsidTd For House of Equal VOlue Phone3fl $696 ------- Any CarNo Money Down - Winchester, Remington, Ithica, - ____-.____________ MOSS I E C. BATEMAN , ",' 20, 21, 77, and 23, Block 29, and By Elaine RiCharae Dana ,i lcard, noItheasterly of platled park lying Deputy Clerk Attorney for ExecutrIx north of Alpine Street arid east of LOwndes, PeIriol, Drosdicj CARDI 5. WUMBLES, P A Lake Marion Drive, accordino Pa I flatter P'V. bOx 519 plat of Sanhando, The Suburb ProfessIOnal Association Winier Park, FIQcj 37789 eS'd Beut)fut, Sanford a By: H. RIchard Bites, EsttuIre Publish: Dec. NOTICE TOCREDITORS recorded in Put Book 3, page 64, SuIte 133, FIrst Fed,rl Building DEU.32 All creditors of the citate of public records of Siminole County, Post OffIce Box 7009 Emma Mae Mircer, deceased, are Flor;da: more Particularly 0rtnr1o, Florida )Ei? rwr1J? noif.J ,Ir.j roqurj tu file 0e%(jI 05 follows. INVITATION TO Attorneys for PLiloijit rl*n.i &th i i. iwinw,jt coiner of Publish: Nov. 17. 24, Dec. 1.0, 1975 Th Bcjrd of Tr,4fee, of the may have against said estate In the SAmLS*I ---"P 'vu ' DET 97 ____________ Ht*pil.i c cr of Clerk of Circjit Cou-tgf corner Of platted park, tpi,n invites bits uoon the fôiIoii.tn' I - NoTIrs ninu,. s.wrily, ri'ioj, in me soumeastec;y to the 0a3tetflrr.' HandlIng System NAME STATUTE "' cotjflfso.jse at Sanford, Florida, corner Of pfoftaa perk. Inenc, TO Room Plo. 2 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: within four calender months from northe.t.rIy to In. southeast Additional infOrmal Ion, plans an, NotIce ii M'*by givin ic date of tN fIrst pubIkatI'i of cornerofLOffl.thencs,er(y$,id Undslgn.d, pursuant that the 5P?cIflcatLonaii t Office the Ibis nof Ice. Each claIm or mand flotthw.sferly along the south "FlcIItIO the Purchasing Agent, Name Statute," Chaps.,' in wvlttg and must state boundaries o Ln' 73. 27. 21, and 20 $65 09, FIorIOa All bids shall ba mailed to the Statutes, theplaceofresldenceandpottofftc. to the Point of BeginnIng. will r'gister Board of Trustees wtht of lhe Seminole addrets of the claimant aria mutt he PERSONS INTERESTED MAY and for tieClerkoflhecircuitCoi,t in County Public Hospital, 11CI East Sefnin,7Ie County, Flori4a, sworn tr. by the clairr.ant. his agent, APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT 'THE UPOn receipt of Proof Of ttit' All Sltiif, Sanford Florida 3777). bidt shall be postmar nof IiV(d according to 11W, SPECIFIED fItlOut name, to wit: Dal D*mber 5Th, 1975. (.el) VANGUARD 1973, arid shall LANGSCAPE & be received on or John Y Mercer NURSERY UPOn before the Board of County 7d dy of December, vIc" W undensioned s en 1j i As Executcir CommissIOners I75 buslnt at Ill LOngwood Aye CLEVELAND l MIZE Of SemInole County, Florida ConsIOeratig of Such bids will AUam,nt. Springs, Florida, P.O. Drawer Z Clerk of th. Circuit Count of Trustees In the SemInole said blinass en?trpl-1 I the tin. N. O Avenu By: Joan K. Here Igned: County PublIc N*p!f0f (!CmI$ Sanfocd, F11 32171 Deputy Citrk M#mO,Iat Hospi?aI at Il'o.5 o'clock R00 H. C0dge PuDt,th: Dec. 5. 15, rns PublIsh: CIC L l"7$ A.M. 0flththhdayofJ1y 1976. 1'tilISh: Dec. I. l. 79. 1073 DEU-31 DEU-6 PU4lth: DEtJ2? Realty Ave. Terms. _____ office Used - 7 - 43-tots-Acreage JIM HUNT REALlY INC. Give me 11.50 and oick up payments i bedroom home Total under $17,000 Owner, 37) 7754 - _ Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinetS, as is. Cash and Carry. PIOLL'S Casseiberry, 17 92.130 .4206 ' - ' , --- iSYr. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 OrlandoDrive Sanford, 323 5200 _______________________________ 321.0041 Wantedto buy used ofticefurnhtvre. Any Quantity NOLL'S Caiselberry, Hwy. 17 97 $30 To be sold to the hIghest bidder approximately ioo hand guns, rifles, arid Shotguns to Include, Colt, Smith 1. Wescn, Ruger, ________________ Supplies 60-Office ' - ' .,, ren - _________________ ;. - ,c Check the Evening Herald Christ. mat Gift Guide daily for Christ. mas gift ideas. _______________________________ Bundy Clarinet, $75; Iabe lop organ, 115. Bcth very good condition 377. 3)01 after 3 p m. ___________________________ "" '69 Chevrolet ton pickup, g - -'i condition, maroon and whir Phcne 337 4307. ____________________ Auction 59aicai frctndIse _____________________________ t••' h""' back yard, $23,900- Tecm. • WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION. SANFORD AUCTION 3737340. Gun & Antique DUPLEX- 7 bedroom concrete block, excellent condition; no City Ja*hs; by owner. 32.0. Near Sanford 'tSVW,RIH.goodcondition New tnpectionsticker Call 66443) _________________________________ ________________________ ' .- --- - _____________ 57-Sports Equipment ________________________ - ______________________ 71-Antaques Peg Real Estate Broker 803W lstSt. 6061 or 323 0317 eves ç) .., j.mana musT D In ..,. ii . • in oupicate and itatefheplaceofresldenc,.nd post offIce address of the clalman' aria mutt be sworn It, by the claimant, hIs agent or attorney, or the same shall be Dated at Orlando, Florida, this 23 day of November, 19 Joy M. McFarland, As Executrix ..._ UnswortrReaii eo-Atitos for Sah? buy Furniture DAVES'32i.9]70 ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy. 1797 3375961 WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES P4w 3 be'oom, 2 baAs. dOubla garage, 2 porches, patio, Country setting, on large 1 acie plus lot. 3. Bedroom.2baths,AIrea-yc,etun $31,300 Directions: West on SR 14 with awning end skirting, Cheap. to Wekiva Rd., Call collect, eves. Phone 3230100. 110 Exeter Court, Owner Broker, Herbert Bronson, CarriogeCoyeMotuleHomeprk, 3052133208 Sanford. 323.4,351 REALTORS _____________________ . float, 133 Lacomlng engine, $1,195 373 1919 alter Ion weeliends, -MobHeH0fTS -- ccessories 1972 Grasshopper Air 207 E 25th .32) 7832 HAL COLOERT,REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate EV 37306)2 or 377 1317 REALTORS BranthOfticeNo.I 16?) Orlando Drive 377.1302, Req Real Estate Broker 771.06I0 323 7895 327 2711___,323S2IS Kish Real Este 2 Bedroom apartment, partly fur rushed; coupleonly. 377.376,2 days, 3220991 eveningi 1-e- Zenith Stereo console, dark Cherry, with tape deck. $350 FIrm. 2409 S. DeCottes Ave. Sanford. 55-Boats , We - _____ MAGNAVOX COLOR TV 2Y,rarsOld,$125. Phone3fl 2673 HAL COLBERT REALTY INC --______ S3-TV.Radio-StcrtO . COLOR TV.5l19SMONTH REI'ITAL PURCHASE PLAN 6U 1006 ________________________ 454 SCSi. CASH 322.4132 For used tnilure. appliances. 1914 Cheyrol,$, $ 330. 4 Ion I Speed trantmlision. 11600. May b seen torts, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. 7901 S. Park, Sanford Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. _________________________ ________________________ Color TV's drom 150: B&W. from 515 Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 17005. French, 323 I7i4. $30 ?" ACRES, small lake with beclrciorri. 1 1)1111 tLc'fl, $53,000 WITT REALTY Forrest Greene, Inc. Bachior apartment, private, clean. convenient, 2 mites from down lawn Sanford 377 1316 or 37? $499, J1iii'IIoJtc ., _ .-__' . _______ _________________________ '59 Ford p(kvp. recordtoned, meg wheels new paint, new inspection, UA(1 iii 1.11 ___________________________ 1973 ChiyroIt Panel Van, 175" wheel base. 6 cylinder, standard shift, new pain?, like new, 30.000 milS Sell by owner Wall lornhr & He,itinj, IJ1 Sa - fosd --'-' 68-'/1anted to Buy ____________________________________ 76" Gas Range, perfect condition. See to apprecIate Sell cheap lfl. __________________________ 101$. GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 79-Trucks-Trailers 7 HOLSTEIN BULLS Welght,100t0150 D.W.I"ftjnt,3fl 2)21 T , macpin-s MOOhI Y APPLIAPiCES 213 O1 JOHNNY WALKER M. , KEPIMOPE WASHtR,parts, ., - ?.'.otorccIe InSurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3$U 67-Lvestock. Poultry 52-Appliances - 78-Nbtorcycles -. - We Buy Furniture -. - 7 Month female VigsIa, show quality, potential hunter 183 without papers 53.4 *133. 30? East First, Downtown 37? 911) Eve. $69 1)44 "' ' Reconditioned Batteries, $17 93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. Irish Setter pups for sale, born October 17th. Phone Ml 5262 from 6 0 $p KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St .37'? 733.5 (3.,,'. Ill .l 13 Nrts37? 73S2 Sch u EXECUTIVE LIVING. 4 BR. 2 bath, tormaldining. Separate cottageor nAmA -YfflI s. SIA (IA 'I ' STORY STUCCO. _________________________ ,, of 5$ Sec at SANFORD SEWINC. CENTER BROKERS 76-Auto Parts Persian Cats Par of blue, par 01 shaded Silver, 575 each CFA and cages also. 3274157 us'S 10 ACRE TRACTS, Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpit Shampooer for only $150 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Assume Payments Singer lcj :au ri cabinet, 3 needle poilon, twin needle, front loading, deluxe sewing machine. Pay balance of $18 or 10 payments ST, JOHNS REALTY CO. A Small Casiili,d Ad brngs bg retrn Try ore .indse, Cal 377 7611 fr P31 999'] 65-Pets.Suppties CailBart Real [state IdFALTOR 372 Topper for long bid pickup Good condf ion. 5150 Phone 322 6)02 64-Equipment for Rent 51-Househoki Goods 54,000. - Newer 3 large bedroom, 3 bath home, Sanford area. .,,,. .., v.,. One and 2 bedrooms, partIally furnished, water furnished, 1 child $100 mo 321 0066 322.2090 Pr&eiiionxhiy F.iang.-d BY . NEAR STORES. Take It easy in this 2 BR. 1 bath home with eatiri kitchen. Only $12,000. Owner will finance - Newly remodeled 4 room apt., large rooms, well furnished. $30613) Reasonable. 7)0 W. First St. __________ 125 Call 3772611 or $3) 999) t3 lit? your Christmas tp.rials hera - Realty Apartments Hand crocheted afgans. shawt%. and ponchos. Will make to order 110' lot. City. 13,250. u000i OWNER SAYS SELL Furnished 4 bedroom, central heat ana air, nice neighborhood $26,900. Water front cottage on the scenic Harold Hall Wekiva River. FurnIshed 2 kA1 loP 371 5771 bedroom, utllliies included, 1)00 per monlh. Adults only. 337.1470. ____________________________ 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD One of Your Better Central Florida FlOrists, 377 1577 Out ' Ideas? Visit Ethell's An liQ*a. I ,,,i*esl ul lIon uld t Rd 14 at "if" Station, Poia. 372 _______________________ Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor. , . ,anci an Electric liartrecue Gnu wiii make Dod a "Top Chef," Dick's Appliances, 7617 S. French, 372 7631. øingo Boots from Knight's Shoes ,, T?t.;b ..ga.n%I infiaI,')n begins at GWALTNEY JEWELERS ,,1,w'taualty_gifts for leSs 701 S Park __________________ ________________________ We've Got Everything For The Golfer.- ClubS, Balls, Golf Bags. Dvcktter Jackets Llies aria mens 9011 apparel and ShOeS Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, 377 2531 ______________ ,, ' l..i5t your Christmas specials nere where the shoppers wilt see them eery d4y. .. t Re Vthi5 thritmas Sanford RecVee Highway 179? & Lake 'RC'5 Indian River f'ruit Shippers. 4 Ia at I? $2, Sarford exit, .t LOP'. Monroe Licensed, bonded fruit shipoeri Select yrs today for Christmas S piri9 rhne (30') iiiil*l Ia""1ft'] '"'GIft'1 __________________________ L. ok. rue •i.w for Lom furniture from DI ________________________________ Select your d will love BI'ck & Decker or WILSON MAIER for the best t,'..m wrj'jld love a rt'w watch I? tcckwell power tools arid St#ntey c natonai CPir:stmns ever. Save lewels start at 529 9i GWALT and tools from Gregory Lumber brands. Liblral trade ins Free NEY JEWELERS, 704 S. Park. True Valve HarMare, 6th & delivery. Cnnvenient ferms, We Aaple. 3230500. Delight the Lady in your home with give TV Siamps 311 E. First St. new __________________ Kathy'S UnIque. 7610 Hiawatha Ave., a:ross from Chrysler Dealer. 37) 763). - Check the Eytfli'tQ Herald Christ mas Gift Guide dIlly 'or Christ mas glfl ira5 G EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMASbY%etlin'JyovrgOOd Rocking Chairs, 71 wooden, all ypei. Grendfa!hcr cioc. Cm. tr& Furniture & Beddng. nod S. rench __-- BASS BOAT BARGAINS ROBSON MARINE ?9ZlOrlando Drlve,377 3961 ____________________________ - idsome selec'ion at cardigan vea?crs by McGregor machinq athable, hI. Perkins Men's Larry's New I. Used Mart, 21% S. Sanford Ave. 3721132 ___________________ ear. - t, - '-- -- , - - , --.---•- '-.'. vacuuming. Bathrooms, WindowS, ri rn--I-fl... '.u"pw'.y. Ovens. Refrigerators. Estimates Call 327 34$? .4. yearoIdcavaIiercokem.chi64 oottle capacity. May be Seen at Lakevlew NLrting Center, 9)9 E. Second St. between 9 aria 3 SWAP- 1611. Cobia VOottom Boat for90odsp;nef Piano,c'rsell 3226420. -"'" Flea Market Open JATURDAYANDSUHDAV,ttOS HIGHWAY46FLEAMARKET ItzmilesEastofl4onHwylO (blhifldHwviaAuttrvur..,ii.rvl ' .............'" ' BR000EN ROOFING 3736700 ____________________________ A LITTLE SALESMAN ill P'ptNT môt's • Ciessiled Aot Pest Control Upholstering ____________________________ r'A;. r; ?.42 Park Drive 372 $so, Carpenfr. Remodeling. Additions Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free tmmte. 323 6035 .- Kitchen Bathroom CabInets, Counfer tops, Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell. aiiylime, Free DAVE'S PAINTING v.'eia Jvu ,flôiiV1,,,rS Free Estimate 322 773 Home Improvements - Poker men's 3 fold Billfolds from 17.50. Other quallly Meeket eather goods. OWALTPIEY EWELERS, 20.4 S. Park. _ __________ - I Gregory Lumber 6. True Value Haidware. 6th 5. Maple 372 OSQO ------ Come see ---the beautiful new clothes, tui a-rivru. uiris,,nlng gown. knit SuIf-. t'aby blankets, crib etc Old stock, 30 pcI bOO pct. off FREE GIFT wRAPPING on new baby accessories Payton's Children's Wear, (Fcrmeniy Buttons 'N Bows) 2610 Hiawatha. Phone 3fl 1301. , -_______ -_,_.,., _____ "HAPPOtiR"n ThruSt.Sp.m..7pm. __________ _______ _______ Patio FROM &r Counf- Rk- Tor7 Uedrooms. AdultS only PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK 2S4SParkD,'Ive $7Oup. __________________________ onevo "White atzt "1 100' - ______ Truck Camper, Sleersi Stove, Ice Box, Sink 1400 3?) 0010 100' x 200' lot, Weklva Hills, $5,000. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold aity in the classified ads. Nothing small _______________________________________ abojt that. - when 'I rESE ,.-.. ./'. - I Acre Homesite ______________________________ ______________________ situate and being In SemInole Plaintiff's attorney, or Immedialely County, Florida, and note par. thereafter; otherwise, a Default ticularly described as follows: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE may be entered against you tar the The West 2 feet Of Lot 15. and uI of I N of ice Lega1 3 7.) P,ac;s.' lime released plant ford t,arniønlarid. 100 W Itt .et 17] 6612 _______________________________ fl46PeeDr. HO SECURITY "O.J. Simpson has just rr ROBERT REDcORD FAt DUNA UTTROCERTSO - REALTORS ___ j 4 i'iJ liL1L i I MIS Agrcy ____ _____ -- National ? a..e Your bath, w 'v Carpeting, kitchen Sunland - 3 BR. 3 bath, kitchen furnithed No pets U65 ma Call privileges, gentleman prefei-rd. I & I pm, 327 0153 SIlO mo. 1st & last Longwood Lake Mary area 377 96.1) P)etween p tn*tt'is icltcpien equlpçed, ilr. 1$ i m carpet, 3 acres on lake Available 10 Acres. -Geneva, 527.000 HorseS. mobile o K. Anytime Large 1 & 2 ____ [j tIHIi 322•2420 Realty Clalir.. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE REPLAT. according to the Pt•t DATED thIs 11th day of COUNTY, FLORIDA. thereof, as r.corcied in Phi Book ii, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S2479-CA44-( November, 1975. Page 74, of the Pub1i Records of (Seal) In re: The ManIa., of Seminole Coun?y. Florida. Thomas B. Dreo.. Jr., EsquIre WILLIAM THOMAS MORRIS, Youarehereby,eqviradtossrjc,. Husband, Post Olf Ice Box copy of your AM*tr or other Orlando, Florida 32102 and pleading on plairiti'f's attorneys: Attorney for the Plaintiff, BOBBIE JEAN MORRIS, TAYLOR, BRION, BUKER, DONE AND ORDERED this 14th f-tAMES Wife. 1. GREENE, 1431 BrIckeIl day of November, 1975. NOTICE OF ACTION Avenue, Miami, Florida 33131, Tel Arthur H. BiCkwlth, Jr. TO: BOBBIE JEAN MORRIS 3l99303,ahdfIletheorlglnalAnswer Clerk of the County Court Addreis 0rp4eadlngintheotffr,fp,.iP' By Crqta Hlgginboiham Last Known Address of said Court on or before the 30th young Deputy Ciert 2*17 Norwood Trail day of December, 1975. It you fall to Pubhith Nov. Il. 24, Dec. I, I, 1973 Caswlt,errv, Florida 32707 do so, a Default will be en?er.cj DET 97 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED sgalntt you for the relief demanded IJYT4E CIRCUIT COURT OF T$ that an action for dissolution of in the Complaint. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN •, NOhirFI5MEPEByIyEN,,, marrIaoep,jt,.t.encif,degaif,yittj WITNESS my hand and teal of 0P. by vIrtue of thai Certain Writ of andyouarer.quireotoserveacop3r CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE said Court at Sanford. Seminole And she says: 'at's the Execution isSued out of and under ot your iUen cieien,es. it any, to FLORIDA County, Florida. this 21st day of the seal of the County Court of Newman 0. Brock, EsquIre, of CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$'1936.CA.tl.R November, 1975. trouble, You smell." PAN AMERICAN BANK (JF (SEAL) Brock,Massey.&Waiden. Suits 102, On Sundays, who really Us- OrangeCounty,FIorId.s,uponafinal judgment rendered in the aforesaId 616 Eas? Semoran Boulevard, ORLANDO, NA, formerly known Arthur H. Beckwbth, Jr. tens to the audio portion of to court on the 3rd day 04 October, AD. Altamonfe Springs, Florida 32701 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF Clerk of said CircuIt football games on TV? We defy 1975, in that certain case entitled, Petitioner's attorney, on or before ORLANDO, Court PlCinlift, January 13th, 1916, and file inc Cecil D Rooks, Sr Plain:iff, s B'i LIllian T. Jenkins O(l to find anyone who rememVS. Ronald Ray d b a Prestage Hearing original with the Clerk of the above Deputy bensthatjtictbeforeklckoff, thet Aid, Center, Defendant, which styled Court either b.for,ssr'vlceon SIMKA, INC., a Florida con. PublIsh Nov. Clerk 215. Dec. ) )$ )97$ Anthem singer sang: aforesaid W;it of Execution was Pelitloner's attorney or Inn. poratlon, LESTER H. KALMAN. DET.137 SON and BARBARA KALMANSOPI. to me as SPlfl of mediately thereafter; othlrwise 'Ohhhhh,saycanyouacccc,., d.:lvered Seminole County, Florida, and I Judgment may be entered against HlLO CORPORATION, INC., by the ah, urn, en, light,,.," have le'vIej upon ttse following you (or the relief demanded in the JEROME S. SWARTZ arid LESLIE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SWAflTZ, AQUA POOLS, a Divitlon We also doubt anyone would described propertyownedby Ronald PetitiOn. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. p- bNTO" v0s1 I' U .1! Pt..,, v ; r.'c a bedroom.?b4th,?cargarage,a;r. FOR SAL E OR RENT- nice location, 3 BR, fireplace, all modern, quiet St 377 ii56 - IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN AND pt THE CIRCUIT OF THE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. E 10 H T E E NT H JUDICIAL FLORIDA. CIRCUIT IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE of a wrong Pt*il - For Sal, or Rent - Almost new 3 75-Recreational Vehicles Wedding Dress, 9 10, white with tong ball sleeves, seer' pearls arid applique, alencon lace, matching cathedral terrain, $123. Call dfl 4901 after 3:30 pm You want to Buy or Sell Real Estate We will provide the Professional Service 107 W. Commercial Ph 3fl 7$I Sanfnro ONCE IN A WHILE you can buy 50 much for only 172.000 3 Bedroom, calm kitchen, central heat, nice corner lot, newly painted Located at dli Bayw000 Drive ________________________ 62-Lawn-Garden Phont 323 7011 465 Marguet'e. If - Legal Notice chips and dos- sspod1y dean shirt just before the big battle Lng off. It made Us WOfld.!r how man, then dismayed his wife by Scene when the grizzled old SOQIL" Maybe we should lay off fjij rfl*flypCopheactuailywou]dno.. ylng, "Squarearound col- scout tells the headstrong business about viewers who alight changes hI oltheard la.r, square around the collar!" young offk±r: watch but don't listen carefully ilrasea on television. Wouidyoudo a doub!c.te If "Idon'tllkeIt, lieutenant. It's Otherwise, Walter Cronkite Suppe,forexpIe,au. theTVannouncersald, "Chico too noisy." nay teststichsuspidorisat net-clal stressing that the Wid- and the Man' is taped in Holly. See If you'd wonder about end of his newscast tonight by et compact car gets 41 miles wood before a dead studio au that bath soap commercial saying; wterea handsoinedudepasses FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Bollen a couple and tile gin ________________________ sighs and says he smells nice, Legal Nofice whereupon her beau corn.' E NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE plains: "But I use a deodorant ce - 3 Bedroom hom carport, carpet in living room. 1)83 month. 1045, Sunland Call after 5pm. 305769 Monday, Dec. I, 17S-5B Hctpoint Dryer. 1)50. Westinghouse Refrigerator, $125; Stove, $4U; Dishwasher, $150; Water Heater. elcctrlc, $40: Bunk beds, $10; 337 2613 Rt' Rt'aI Nt,,tp irrk..,' JOHN YPID['pj,SSOC Liv. ,, f-OR A NICE HOME PRICED UNDER 111,000? We have it at 136 Garrison Drive and owner says sell it before New Years for $13,900 I I Better hurry on this one because it won't last long Al,iioflecailcOuIdslbrtyouonanew 3O-Aptnents Üiiunisi'ci 2!I 15 5100 mo. 37)0895 atter 6. profltel, career. Call $67 . __________ Large 3 bedroom, l'v bath, fenced WHY RENT?5U7M0.I 37S back yard. 1)50 mo Security. 323 3 Bedroom, 1' bath brick home, Easy fn.'nclly tivog Come loin uS 1 fenced, family room. 53.100 down. r4ANKLIpjARMSAPT5 Rent 2 1nper5 to unload. 1325 hour, ____________________ Assumell,700 Io,)n 7 annual pci. on work. Dec 15th GIve name. trcim $111 mo 32) 6830 --'----__________ RENTPURCHASEPLAN rair $71.00 price 373 7410 . t•. wegtit, epen,ence and telephone no to Box 591, co The Furnishc.d aparlmenl, 1 or 7 MOdern Clean 3 bedroom homs. Larry Saxon 1657. bedroom, 1106 Sanford Ave Phone family room, garage, carpets. Evening Herald, P (REALTOR, 327 1976 or 37? 3977. $31 0?fl CLIFF .IORDAN.REALTOR PINECREST - 3 Bedroom, 1" L:__Sanford, FIa 37771 7BEDROOMApAR'IMEPIT bath, new root, fenced yard, FHA , Married couple to handle Ki?chenfurmshecj,Nic, location OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom. $140 per approved. $21,950. management and maintenance of -- PI'one3fl 4153 month SCHUREN REALTY. ' sr.ii duil complex in Santorci. Realtors. 327 1307. One 5. Two bedroom apariments, SUNLAND 123 255 3 Bedroom, I bath, carpeted, air, turn. & unfurn $9S cenlral heatl. air, 127.000. 12th & Freith, Sanford, 7 Bedroom home, living rm, dining MANAGER TRAINEE UD 3221110 FHA FINANCING 3 bedroom. 2 t'Parate Secunitydeposit ' Large3 RoomAparlment $&per market eperEenCC fl or bath, sell iris than IHA apraisal. &1 1619 Reasonable SILO(S) clering, pulling up Stock, and Phone37 9519 - ____________________ ( SupervisioncotjldquaIifyyoufr, 33-Houses Furnished Stemper Realty ____ - - __________ _______ ApIs., I or 2 btdtOOcn, turn, or '4'j position as Manager Traln with unfurn, both AC. w w carpet, $50 a dynamic Florida Super Market 1 Bedroom hOtsS., iduitsaopet( i.enIrel F)orida'e damage, $113 mo 32313*9 after ' - ' Chain. Experienced only, please, 535weekplusdeposlt MULTIPLS LIITI$O REALTOR 530 p.m. 3031 MagnolIa - Call Mr. Jim Garner at 3fl.7$7 332-1991 ' rns. Ftch ,, anytime Deftary--- Adulls, 1 BR, air; close to ____________ . ' 377 t959, 37? 1164 34-Wobii HomOs stores. cti,rches Ideal for retired j:Iurses RU's, LPN'S, Aid, Aide %on' 64J MM fir 1?7 OS4 " Companion; Needed immediately 1 Bedroom Mobile Home 63*0616 Stenstror'n 31-Apartments Furnished AlrConditioned,$llOmo, ________ _______ _________________________ Phone 3373939 ________________________ AVLOAPARrveT3 . 2 Bedroom, fully carpeted, central • ADULTS, NO PETS heat air, plenty of room (or 116W 2ndi?, PlOT OIGOITY DOG! 573,900 will -children and pets. Phone 37? 5459. buy youa lovely) bedroom home C' reduced $3,000 below appraisal BAMBOO COVE APTS Trailenforrent,57!permo,Water$, figure. Now tell me - Is that a lights furnished. Call 3774643 One 2 bedroom apartments, , between 2 & 6 p m. bargain? Owner is in a hurry and furnIshed or unfurnished, Newly Bdrm. needs it sod today YoulI love if! redecorated Come see 300 E. 7 Bedroom furnished, $135 month. Airport Blvd Sarfod 32) 1310. Adults preferred. Phone 3721470. 322•2420 Anytime .. Large? BR, down, clean: all utilities turnithed Including heat. $40 FURNISHED Your MLS Agency 37-Bt,jsiness Property week 3772761 __________________ REAl TORS UNFURNISHED 2.565 Park Dr. NOW LEASING Workshop or storage space for rent. TAP- F ER REALTY New, modern, 1 story eticiency Days 3724022 or 37767(S) nights apartments, attractively fur Peg. Real Estate Broker 600 Sq. Ft. Shop Space 1100 E 25th St. 37? 6lS beautifully landscaped $135 mo. __________________________ 37] 1371 or 327 4420 3M0,-6M,0.& Call between 1:303. For in. SUNLAND VACANT 1 Year Leases .for.rtatin ra1L372 0701 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, like new, _______________ Hwy. 17.92 Across $21,500. Low down with no closing SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom costs. From Rancl Hout, trailer apts. Adult & timIly park. /9 Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17 97. Sanford. 323'$67Oorl31.9777,,ry 41-Fbuses Crank Realty, Realtor r?.. 373 1930 forgocdSpinillPlano.orsll.$375. ________________________ LOST Pr'. Men's glassis (half 3276420 __________________________ ryrs). black case. 3720960 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll F1', Ma2027 for We Care'_________________________________ "Hotline." Adults T,,n*. Found- Male Dachthvnd, reddish MARRIAGES brown. 35th and Meltonvllle Performed b)' Mari(.'n, Notary, vicinity, Call 3232767. (kale 9017371161 or 737 $773 NO. 75-1454 CA 09.D OCEAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND e LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United Slates banking corporation, Plaintiff, • 18--Help Wanted 'SANFORD'S SAL ES LEADER" shag carpet throughovt self clean oven. lnSanoraOccupyaflerjan 151 Call 670 3091 after 7 p m. - _____________________ 29-ROO11s - . , - %2 25 Bushel Phone 373 1671 . 5-Lost & Found Legal Notice Rentals ____________________ rn ñsifled Acts are the smati ii ,, items you will find -_ nywhere. ... ______________________ __________ CASE 110. 71.IIM-SP-OC "And that's Loans available for operating apital, ewpansion, etc Mr Kesner. 305 739 0767 on -____________ MONUMENTAL PROPERTIES OF FLORIDA. INC., a Florida cor'poration, Plaintiff, show rnwithlng potato AT I ii • W ti U - swamped avelOran9es,S2.p,r Juice Oranges, $150 per bu. Call W, Garnett White Realty. __________________ 1 Bedroom Furnisáed0uje j,) 373 7331 ____________________________ 32-Houses Unfurnished - - YourContalner.)flS1M SOUP ED MICKE'Y .4(YJSE CLUB (MW) 530 2 I 12 NEWS LI CL) ELECTRIC 008.4 PAN? BEVEaYHILLB1WES €0 MAYBERRY U CXty. "LOS? In Sp5C'1 _Waking Up Video Snoozers NEW jmley. 1.12) (Tues.only) VEGETABLE A V/h irns ical Look _________________________________________ , NAVEL ORANGES BAGGED SWAP- loft. Cobla V.Bottom $01? (4) GILLIGAN'SISLAND (5) PARTRIDGE FAkLY LI EL) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHt3OfIk-4000 (9) DINAH ED ADOAMS FAMILY erres Cal 32? 02*; ns call 3270376. -, 0319054 Ecelient Opportunity Only 1)0 hOUt WPPkIy wlt rnt ComPany fralnng and to(atlon set UP Iflvt'stmt of $600 15.000 Call collect, •'ir. Carson. II) 576 5370 .ci1er Sunday - Noon FridQ IS ALCOH3 L A PRO BLM Opr1unitj VENDINIOUIE $7 SO BUSHEL 372 67330r3fl (UI? L---I (IFE RIPENED FRUIT. Noon The Dc Before PubllcQtlon -_personals _______ -.Bu Ste nstrom Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. for Sale 5 -Mt'sceIIancous PINE HILLS, Orlando, 7 BR. tam rm., lar3e yard, enclosed carport. a'r, newly painted Inside 5. out, 519.300. Will take car or truck as part down 373 7791 after 6 Sanforo--Ott Lake Mary 9Ivd 7 Bcdroom.$I3Splusdepoit TANGELOS _____ DEADLINES Z) (Non) Romagnolis 24 I Bedroom apt . kitcher U'PPd air. carpeted Lar private yard 5105 Adultf 37? 779f *k ndt I. eves 41-Houses 44CC ____ NAVELS. (;RAPL. wjiTc _____ ____ IIC a line 1 thru S times HOURS 31c a line 6thru 2Stim.s 74ca line. $:(,O A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 2tlmeS MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) SATUkDAY 9.Noon 3 lines Minimum ________________________ (Thfl only) LOOKSAT:Hc41Y*tOfldcOkSW onUod,T.s.only.Ch.I2,ftx inn &,' the Sido o the • (4]MIDOAY Gcod ThUlgs to Eat 41 --Houses _____________________ PAiB' SITTING. VARD WORK. ODD JOBS Group FlrI bt (t1urct 377 :i±cen%e RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ) SO RSE1: LI SCHOOL PROGRAM- 6)YOUNG AND REST- F0 TUCk&. AX1on Hayes 1959 (Wed) light f&st F Part (88W) Robert Mo(*QOn',o -y aijnrJ R.asoll 1937 (ThIXS) 'Night Pkist Fall" Part N (Ff1) 'HOUSe Of T005 (0' 0I Gooc*, Wginia 9 ALL MY CHILDREN €Z) EIICTRIC COMPANY 1255 12i NBC NEWS 100 LIGHT: Now teno Perk)d 2 .9)NEWS Boris K&otI 1935 (T;ios.) 600 4 SL.R'IFIISE SEMESTER tJ] S&JNRSE 2.T 12' NBC NEWSUPOATE 9.00 wos 1130 12.) 12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 11cc 11) MIKE DOUGLAS siiow Morning TisV$KWisaS. 8:57 c GMB'1 3ICof7QM €0 BASKETBALL Live, Notre 11 (1) GAMBIT EL) (Non Wed Fri.) "VdJa C0LIO( (8 830 t5 P1-1YUJS 10.00 '. J2( CELCORITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 KIJTANA (RJ PRICE IS RIGKT: Pro on(ed Wed. only tat Magazno, '• see below 16) (Wed. OnlY) MAGAZINE An intetview With Ifldlflfl P111110 MflISI0I India 10:30 liME: New One hour formal. (4) PRICE IS RiGHT: Pro. U0i Tti SO0 below. .4] tF CBS NEWS Amencans. MING (2') (12) WHEEL OF FOR. 7.00 Corra ggi. 12 ROBERT YOtR93, FAMI. €1) SCHOOL PROGRAM. Fri.) Salty j( fD LOW1 MEMBERS: isr 9 (4] PHIL DoejkHIjE 41 (Thtfl. only) CALL IT MACAR0&: Exp.Xw'9 YeS• 2l-SltuatlonS Wanted _______ 1fl'A8Y'WURLL) Care for,ntaiffj n' i? only Ntil to ne* Driven 83 -9993 322-2611 4( ) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW htIdCa CLASSIFIED A DS -' _ - .j_ L)flQflOO - viner VUrIS Seminole MARBLE MACHINE NEiGoii000 (2 (t) Wth This Rtng (Tues., Thurs.) "Jeannie Fates Evening '4) ' Miday, Dec TONIGHT'S TV GA ..;. r Interior, Exterior Plastering. Plaster patching & simulated brick 3. slone specialty. 3377790. - Pet Care - SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 373 3939 IstiDDv'S f-tOME IMPROVE MENT AL'. TYPES OF CAR PFNTRY AND REPAIRS 327 1)3.5 - PET REST INN - p'p' )- , Well Drilling Photography - . WELISOKILLED PuMpc SPRINKLER SiSTEMS All types a'uct sizes Werepai service STlPFMACHlNE& SUPPLY CO '137W 7ndS? 3776132 - .._ Need help on that Saluraay lob' Panering door, windows hung, concnelewotk. etc. By trio hour or by the lob 32793,5'. STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW Call 3227611 ot sJl9) tto.irdflq&Grn, n.j _____ ----- Quality vhrIstCn,flg Free ck up deliver, Call for Ire-c estm.at. 20) F. Commercial 373 6131 '-"- Photograpny by APunn Coclie t ne wedding photos reasonbIy pnic Phone 32) 6)58 I �s* p • -- - -1 S • . --! - •, r - i' - $ : - - - M 6S-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . - -. III! - — Monday, Dec. I, 19 7s AnsweqtoPre4ou,Puul. / : .kN' ( I E' I' VE RISEN TO TE TOP.' I -\ EL-MA'. MAN ., .r' : MADE SETN , ~ N 1~ 1 7 4tIINCf] / 1&L 42 5 Game 43 on horseback -I 40 Prophets ACROSS I Game using clubs ___ syllable scores (i1i) 9 Childs game 44 Boy's T 12 Ms1araI leyr 13 Ancient Syria 48 Resident of 14 Son of Gad - :i ~4 4.3 161t) 1 0 I[ 05 T 1 111 lb Cheek (Latin) 16 Surrender 50 I - !M - 5 I 'I- THE BORN LOSER antelope Ia pp A, 1`4 TfE5lflLLR 1J 54 Journey by ox 6 Native mineral 7 Loaded title of wagon 8 Egg dish respicl Sb Lend 23 Birds beak 58 Hawaiian food 9 Adolescent 22 Hind- by Art Sonsom wisdom of your acts. Don't for. worry needlessly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23..Dec TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 11 39 Hive (archaic) 45 To gild (Sp) 24 Boundary year staple 47 Kind of tO Dry (comb. form) 59 Tardy fisherman II Kind of rummy 48 Game played 27 Isaiah (lab) 80 Great Lake 19 Short tourney 29 Bunches of 81 Ailing on a special feathers 62 He was (Latin) 21 Mistreat table 33 Alley game 63 Counsel (dial) 24 Task 49 Indigo 25 Tear apart target (2 wds) si Painful DOWN 28 Arrow poison 52 Spoke 35 Watery fluids I Muzzle 28 DIII herb 38 his layer 53 Roof ending 30 Sensed 37 St,phke troop 2 Curved 55 Greek letter molding 31 Walked upon 57 Maiden name formation OLJRL.__ IGMTS...OUR SURVIVAI.J / I C ,.' • ~ BUT, THERE'S " SOMETHING ABOUT HIS 3'AWN :- D E LIVERY... LIKE 01 ' uil. LTJUJIi• ME .__ ___ ~= __ IJliJuli — 'Jill-. - I uul .ii- _ Jl1l. ..;JllJJU JllIJlJu.JuiJ JUlIJillI Jill lJilllJiiW SEEMS T' GO RIG44T.' LE BLON DIE li#— r - HE RE'S ASTORY ,- HE RM DIN T4E ii \ç I: PVDOLE OF Te.IE STREET) ( NAKED, PLANING 1E i-' :. ABOUT A GUY VA40 ) HIM '-- — ~5 A7G; :13 IP 7 FS _~ ~ , ; It - . r ~ __ ~ - - L~ I - - _... __ 1 i POP 1±T ,L_. (?--' There is abundant evidence that alcohol is a toxin to liver different forms of liver dis- cells This is not dependent ease a person can have, upon a poor diet or anything like rctt joIh ltis direct toxic iun ol. Obviously, when !he liver cells are Hepatitis only means Inflammation of the liver and does not tell YOU th e cause, by FRANK AND EXNEST --3 -1 I d ' by Bob They., A - i'j' f i;;i:~ IL . I 'V ri ' J I -" ,~ ~ - -I - .i- -_ " . . 7 I'J:J. - $1 Montana 3! ILK ___ I Bob / p,uI\..ji1jI - 'k ,t THIN1 XM IMGAGED!" . take a chemical that damages the 'iver . Alcohol shou',d be strictly forbidden until there Is good evidence that the liter has COMPletely recovered. This is judged by various tests of tious disease liv e r fu n ction and other clinical Information the ciocThe most common forms of hepatitis are caused by tor gets from ha examination. vtrusei Most of the medicines The length of time it takes for the liver to recover from we use in infections are antibiotki and are not effective hepa ti tis vari es great!y, arid depends also on how much against hepatitis viruses. In at liver damage has occurred many instances about all th can be done Is to minimize the Obviously, it can be months damage to the liver and wait before a person wi th severe for the disease to run it3 viral hepatitis can safely drink alcohol again. And, if course. The length of tim there has bm extertsive liver that takes depends a lot on the da two-week affair as with the aleoho poses some l'azard common cold Readers who want informa It is possible that a person lion on gull bladder disease infected with viral hepatitis can send In 50 cents for The will harbor the virus for a Heal th Letter, number lifetime. Such an individual Gikll Stones and Gall Bladder may not b,3 contagious unlem Disease with a long. stamped. his blood is used fora transfu. self-addi-med envelope for - ,'I*, NU • 11.i 41 P , 01 III h'I'.Y, QLHCKL RIPE PACK AtW TELL TflF CHIEF WE'PE FACthJ&A LAFE wv' OF SOLPIERS 1- A?iP NEW HIS HL- Pi - - I U -. N/, Aw- wmff-ke 6fT VX A(WOr 77C p— -- -'s I, CH1FI CHIEF) ) _ ' 0 I C 66F Ir. - 111OZA _`1tTaG%r ! dt.W.Wl .4 A I 1!"/L ill fl 1) PTM__"t1' V P" 1 ArotindTheClock 4-A Calendar $-A is! I . . ............... elected officials in each governmental bedy. ated b in. aggra are creased development." y v Eastbrook, Flooding has been The "task force" would study each area, assign prevalent in South Seminole, particularly In priorities Alttrnonte Springs. an begin c' r - ____ ______ ""-- - F -' 'L -' ~_ I ,J -- A_L: -- . -L-1 _____ -' - . - . _!;.-!, - .. -- -. .- -- i,-. ~_ - -- - II : k 14 -=. - ____________________ - . ____ .--"I't\. - _ _ _- = --- ________ 4- - U .30111 10\ 1) herald Staff Writer i -________ - - ____ - -' ____ __ tfllutt fur docwnents Judge Wi lliams to' r The Seminole County Grand 20 minutes before the grand that last week reportedly jury made its return that If z ', _ ; ~ . returned four indictments in public offidals were Indicted -__- --- __ __ connection with a county the tndictinentswixildbe Sealed L-E osernmenc corruption probe and no arrest warran ts would ----=wasbackinsessiontodayand be issued He said the court believed to be continuing its would pernally notify the I Investigation into other areas of officials and that only the court, . • county government I grand jurors and state attorney I 1 . --_____ 5. .....LL....... ____________________ I :\ e ______ '1cs, ___ - ecirs . - . ___ - ---. -.== L\ rt ff - I \,, , ou Ig . 0 - - __ S f INS r . __._1 , ", - - 4 ____ ' y .i&M - --Tj ____ . A Longwood man was In the and sentencing in the case on an Orlando body shop where Lee took It for repairs. county jail pending completion later after FHP investigplors an auto in a parking lot at as er Unve e In l M t — . , own recogniunce pending nocent when arraigned on three Jr. ordered both the jury report persions charged with a crime In other circuit court actions, gunpoint during an allegcd Who W35 Out to lunch. Cowart Gerald Douglas Page, 35, of robbery attempt. - an -- .--- Pl : - - By JOE ASKREN raise row from other priva te lending sources, Off said. He A I _____ ~_ - _____ I -- ________ rK. -I ____ .1 P__ -. - fT__1 1 12-\" ' % I I/ __ ' - ''' — F \ p_I, V . _~__ ~ - _77~11I_ -_ , I _4A 0 11% _Krr "%-.,w~: -1 ~~,__ ., .. ! - _______ (L <~ ....10 - - ~~I's ~, - - ~, bk- industrial complexes Is"five to of the motel will come from goal Is to "reduce as far as M,000 In loans from area possible Om degadaLion of 10 yean away," said Orr. or banks nd other lending In- welfarewhichlsaburdenonall buying "our purpose In . 1 4' ___ - -A,., I ii - ;.-- --.11 - 1`XW _____ iA - _______________ -- - ~ ~~ '! '.- A .Aillmlm-% __ - __ . . _ _1~6 t ~ --I -. I& 'I '. -- \ - - - - - ____ The development cl the porations operating in the salaries of two emDlo),E3. --interstate quadrant" to In. county and established since BiU Cost, manager of the Sheraton and former consultant clude offices, a tourist in- 1971- I ______ 1 _________ t II (Continued On Page 3-A) ____ ' said negetiations should be . ~ &_- Z - - ___ - -I Cowart dechned to reveal said Williams had prepared an -..— — -- - - . , *" ' by an Interim grand jury report unconstitutional and asks the believed to have named at least high court to so rule. one unindicted coconspirator. "The effect of the court's HoUman was released on his Alexandria, Va., pleaded inCircuit Judge Joe A. Cowart action is to treat one class of J d , , 3 - Jailed nCarDeath ter plan for -_ ; completed within 30 to 60 days. the long range de velopment of Of the $32 million received 1-4 send S R 46off acres f ro m the government since 4-A 35 EiItorial , includes the Pending S-A which W70, Orr said about $21 million Dear Abby S-B purchase of the sheraton has been spent, Including $4 DI Lamb was unveil — ed Sanford Inn million for setting up the S-B I HOf -i -A Monday, by a member of a separate corporations and ....... Hospital ....... federally-funded agency. spo.ts ........,-, and organizing SEEDCO. All property except the Television . ...... ..... I I-B A $1.4 million federal grant Pr , the Seminole Employment and has been received to fund 1. .1 WEATHER Econornic Development Corp. SEEDCO from 1975 through . I agency an 1977, he explained. MoMay's bigb 70. ovemlot (SEEDCO). de,tigned to raise the economic Orr said all the funds have been deposited in the Flag&Wp - level of Seminole County. RK Horace Orr, 40, SF LDCO Bank of Sanford, Sanford Io-ws in IUzha uvvvsupliItia in nerth- president ar.0 exevuu'r AuntIcNauonsI Hank. auie mld to upper 4*, Wf -tor, =ld the anticipated Cminty that will lead to more First Federal of Serninole at purchase of the 1004=m motel jobs for low income groups of interest ranging from six to 10 . , . creed or color. . . this per cent which goes back to the for sbout 11 million RI its any rac, development Into an eight scre is why the local lenders are U.S. Treasury Department. lie ,4WOrd --C4DMmurdty Center" Interested." said Orr. Orr said SEEDCO has :1 with clubhouse banquet-center e sv,000 of the Interest prOidCd some sthe "key or 25-i 'ustaining money to se up a Ilkal credit putting green d f1i ! 1L . - % t C~ YOV rM A*:* Lt"'-.1 .1 : county upon approval of -__ -:-' Heralid Staff Writer rptMov-&TH6 C414774-5816;)I .. go Ti . i~~ 11 _ , - __ - on wood i ~,) - _7___ On L - alleviating drainage problems in such areas. As time goes by, the problems Highway Patrol investigators possible maximum prison Judge McGregor set sen completion of a pre-sentence counts of kidnaping and and indictments sealed for 15 different from all other persons Madison, then rose to assure sentence of 15 years after said a car driven by IA, e was tencing for Jan. 21 for Charles investigation. charges of robbery, burglary days citing a state law allowing so charged and is an unlawful, commIssioners that his two pleading no contest to a man- northbound on 14 near S11.436 Leroy Holman Jr., 19, 61 S. Robert J. Sheehy, 24, of and use of a firearm In corn- persons named but not indicted arbitrary and capicious abuse taxis were In good condition, Kaughter charge In the traffic Sept. 3 at a speed of 80 miles an Fairfax, Winter Springs, after Orlando, pleaded guilty as mission of a felony. by a grand jury time to ask the of the court's function and and not delapidLited. Madison death of a three-year.old child. hour or more when the vehicle he pleaded guilty to the lesser charged to grand larceny in the Thai for Page was set for the court to repress or expunge power," Herring's petition also stated his opposition to Monroe P. Lee Jr., 25, of 565 struck the car of a New Jersey and included offense of Nov. 9 theft of a cashbox from week of Jan. 5 before Circuit portions or all of grand jury says. proposal by Elbadrarnany that Seminole Ave., Longwood, family from the rear and sent it trespass. Judge A. J. Hosemann Jr. the Sheraton Sanford Inn. reports concerning the indicted Herring's office tried to get Judge McGregor released Holzman had been scheduled Page surrendered to an persons. all taxis In the city be equipped entered the plea when rdlling into the median. Judge Cowart to release the Lee left the scene of the ac- for trial on burglary and petty Sheehy on his own recognizance unarmed sheriff's deputy Dec. 1 scheduled to come to trial on With tfltet1. When receiving the jury indictments Thursday In a "Sanford Isn't ready for Monday b,-.fore Circuit C=t cident th:t killcd F.1hlan larceny charges stemming during a pre-sentence in- after holding three persons report and indictments Cowart wact hearing also attended by Montancz, three, and Injured from the theft of a ina'-cs vestigatlon and set sentencing hostage in a Fern Park bowling noted that he was doing it for shame), Newman Brock and meters," Madison said. "It's Judge Robert B. McGregor. lanes building for 90 minutes at Circuit Judge Voile Williams, Gerald Rutberg. hard 'r4ough for uc (toil Lee was ordered held in the his parents and was arrested 'iehlcle inspection sticker from for Jan. 20. (I V 'to$ IV 1111A ft I a 1% V I tow " /2-8 11~_ - I ~J "Guess what? I Pinned__the doolk 'S ey tall on Kathy's aunt and 901 j come hoir eaflyl ___ UJ Each area would be funded by the city and the repaired. Today If_-, ____ L SEEDCO - .1 I of the taxis, which had to be c,)unty WI today facing a Jan. 22. I I -p / r1'' _t After the lengthy debate on of a pre.eentence investigation located the hit and run auto at Altamonte Mall. the Issue of licenses Mayor Moore said the cab companies (Continued 02 ~ % () I F, C- Tanglewood, -.. president salci his company was operating with a reduced number of cabs because a rash of accidenfi had crippled four ' I , . .~ 00 PI (DW&5V fl 711 (WY mer- , _! ' . __ 0 60737A%WJMi , - _ il.i :_: __ AV MV 10 60 AISAR "Now, however, with increasing residential density drainage problems - .- - ' other companies do not " succeeds Chamber President owners) to get along now." 1i-4AVt by T. K. Ryan AS& - I UfTWY . TUMBLEWEEDS in the county. \ccirdir.g to a memo -; _____ a1.is I1! mission's administrative assistant, said he will system. IlIII progress has been made in , ___ Dr. Lamb in care of this newspaper. P.O. Box Issi, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019, solving drainage problems Altamonte. Cranes Roost, Bear Lake area, English Estates, Oxford Road, La k e -O-The-W o o d s o ____________________ , serum. Anyone with a history of infectious bepalitis should never give blood. The blood is tiested at the bank for any Bob Ellis, the comrn with the county road PnlIlr,,, SWIlIII prehensive drainage plan. said, "little If any, ______ if I Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd. ..j nrngtt,pfh,i ggcjnn " Ellis said he felt It could be the first step toward "(,pr'J drainage problems exist: tually, with a corn "In recent years," he - -_-_ I ..010 Thomas Largen, and John Meanwhile, the Florida would know who was named In Sanford's Transit's dispatch Daniels. / Supreme Court was expected the documents. New directors who will serve frequencies, t hen rush to j -— this afternoon to set a hearing Herring. In a peti tion for a . three year terms include up the customers f . date onSernlno)e-BrevardState writ of mandamus asking the i. - — Mnnr. Wendell Agee, W. Scott Burns, - Sul, Mycr L AIfV Abbott Herring's effort to supreme eonrt " Cleveland iomi ..—. — "'" 9 '" ' ' ' Jr, Mack N Pfr,I,lcled that . indictments ifluiCimeflis rel eased, noted . _________________ tzpatrick, Harold R. Kastner, ; any dlegal activit!es on the part released by local drcuWcourt newspaper accounts of Judge _~a___ of coinnetitona was "between Kenneth W. McIntosh. C. judges and the persona named Williams' statements. t .. ----i . . -" Ho''ird McNultohnMert3", — -1 tm an . LtY of . in the Indictments arrested. "This Is a ileliberate and and while tie city was in- Herbert "Speed Moreland, A spoies'man for State intentional act 1b7 tL Court Vic Wayne Albert, lioutgoing president of the Greater Sadord terested in stopping any such and W. Garnett White. Arnett, executive director; Tom HiI vice president; Attorney General Robert which was intended to protect Deibert Abucy, treasurer; and John Spolaki, executive director. 'IeCha.riibei also adoifled ts Chamber of Commerce, (right) congratulates newly elected activities, Elbadramany's Shevin in Tallahassee said public officials from undue and ifferald Photo by Joe A3kren) President JohnCaril. feenter),asnew officers lookon (fromleft) $52,700 budget. purpose at the meeting was to new Shevin is asking the Supreme excessive publicity," Herring answer charges that his C3UnI to consider Herring's said in the petition. company was not utilizing all of petition as soon as possible. Herring claims the apits seven IICCflSId taxis The Indictments returned plicatlon of the law In the The Sanford Transit line Wednesday were accompanied sealing of the indictments Is -;~w i I Ti I I ----1 J I specific area, the special "task force" or team, will nnrl confined drainage expense Iof'intD,4 to nrnhlpme r area to come up, even. '-- AIII;N_ __1 , nrnfpqqinnnl staff r .............. .. have mapping each Individual East - - J Attorney- Thomas Freeman --- esolution. to draft a Since drainage problems are not confined to any one Goldenrod, Sanford and Sanford West. are afflicting personal property as well as the road in a manner that County. "Until now the county Calling the meeting a i i i i i, ' "V ___3 commissioners Emploment and Training Act (CETA) pe rsonnel to P - Q - problems from County Engineer William Bush, drainage problems have been experienced in several areas He also said Oswald: "The great advan- led to the trouble. tage of that bid Is that ills so (Do you have question nice when you get one." for the experts? Write "Ash Jim: "There are three the Jacobys" care of this general requirements. The newsp,sper. The Jacobys will first I.% a hand that will make answer individual questions .. or almost make game by Of stOmPerf, self-addressed 11 itself. The s,ccorld is slam envelopes are 0380 possibilities and the third Is most interesting enough high-card strength so will bo used in this column that you fear a one bid may be and will receive copies ot passed out" JACOB V MODERN) — the count y commission, contact Comprehensive 1 emsrob IIIIIIIIIII, 9 away Yellow Cab's customers Mrs. Janice Springfield, Dr. ., ARNIVAL raina e D Bush identified the following as areas where discriminatory treatment e .i £,aflSII oasuoru was He said other cabs soli cit ill serve one year tns, business at th e Winn Dixie WhO W W Tom Hunt, Mrs. Pat Register, store on First Stmt, and take A Florida reader wants to Pass know the worst bid made in a Open1ngk.ad-Q slam auction. There was no articular I — orst bd, but one player went , through a series of com- b# Jim. "We have been getting plicated bidding maneuvers so many questions about the when he could have simply standard American forcing raised his partner's suit, It two bid that we might well was failure to use "KISS' (Keep it Simple Stupid) that discuss that bid.' already damaged and trying to recover, you don't want to You can have hepatitis from infectious agerts, and at least two different forms of a virus can cause viral hepatitis. You can also have hepatitis from chemical toxins And, hepatitis may be a complita. tJon of several different infec- S --.- of Seminole members of the county's Tom Hurit, vice president; Delbert Abney, treasurer; and executive directors C t and John H .lpOw;u i%euuwrs slam" 3 £ Viii 4 4 Pass 4 • Pus 4y PASS 5 V Pau 66 J'&U 64 Pus Pus - ISEN - requires joint solutions," Bush said. Tuesday Instructed County Elbadramany said "We have Wayne Albert doneourbestforthepeopleof Sanford, we want the people to worthwhile pr ojects to help the bustnes.sznan It should be a back us up" rea l tin J Elbadrarnany citea alleged a The other new officers are Illegal activities on the part of second round diamond con Viii ---.- -- see if federal money could be used to fu nd activities related to drainage lord Chamber of Commerce. C..anli,47,di.rectorolservices Tra ns it Line We have to follow certain trol. but North just bids six spades." Oswald: "S k -I and the arns has kept out of the impossible grand West North Fast Soeth one would smoke DEAR READER — Part of the confusion results from failure tc, separate the many 4 attempt to get North to show 1, A K wcj — -- first seek funding for an overall study of drainage. later on, the study can be turned into action. The Tuesday session was attended by representives of 0 i-ieau Cha mber alter Sou th cue bids in that suit South's six-club bid is an Both vuh City and county officials ha ve teamed up to attack drainage problems and ElbadrAmany, president of Sanford Transit Line; and T LI Johnn y M dl ta°Uvef Several times during the cusaion Elbadramany, who was present to answer cornVrnoMniiforwardtoa missioners' queries about his said Lhoe year," John CarH said this company's rning after he was elected . City of Sanford was giving res "unfair treatment" to Sanford p ident of the Greater 5• second round htart control 0103 There is no direct evidence that smoking is harmful to recovery? Why is it that even recovery from hepatitis, but it an occasional beer is for, can't be helpful and even in a bidden during recovery? how soon after recovery can a per. healthy person it causes some son have an occasional beer? harm. If I had my choice, no by Al Vsrm*err ,4.192 £KQJIO95 ,AK6 evidence of such a previous inlection. patient's blood testzr are nor. mal? Why does it Lake so long to rz-cover from ill Does smoking slow down * the PRISCILLA'S £Q$63 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents y John Carli his diamond ace and shows lei after a marathon debate. Jim: "The rest of the bidding is worth study. North 1j75 k82 __________________ By Lawrence E. Lamb, ?I___ DEAR DR. LAMB — Would . you please answer some . 'S qu estions on hepa titis. There . is so much of it around DOW '1 Lamb 'I and also a lot of misin(orma , V. k -lion about It too I would Ilk to know what hepatitis is. Why is it that medication is not given for it, Just rest and good food? Is it contagious until the Chic Young - 11), OSWALD aad JA.NIF-S JACOBI' Oswald South has 20high NORTH S cardpointsandninewinners. £A7 4 He decides to open two spades North raises to three 964 and South sees no harm In cue 4 10754 bidding his clubs to see What 'EST North will do." Misinformation On Hepatitis i.... operates YeUo% Cabs in the city, fina lly received an option to purchase an eighth taxi license at Monday night's city t'ommison [netting, but only WIN AT BRIDGE • T a,uu;u By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer county commissioners Herald Stafi Writer , % m • I YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec 9, 1VS RAMN SOME DAYS NOThIN' By AUDIE MURPHY . burst forth out the blue you may have some doub:s f oda?i Don't waste time sitting on . about your moves, they'll prove SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) to be wise ones A 11 IIIII 1 n s - secretive You will make several major LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) changes In your lifestyle this Something advantageous could corning year. Though at first 00 " fidEMMIN idomma — • Cit COunt ji`kct On Y, Co. ve Li cen e L,U Some worthwhile information vdll be passed to you today that you may be reluctant to share There'snothlngtogainbybelng Jul11 Taxi ICTi . u_ — MJWlJ'lMJI N3 ?E MUST FGUT POR IE MUST ONITE...WE iusT~ 11 IJilli Lorry Lcwi -_ ----- 0 Conditions are favorable for today materially, if you best ones today. Don't rehash -----------------another don them to a degree where it could matter& Act independently. impede your progress. ( bMar '' LEO (July 23-Aug. fi) You'll Be specific in what you go after be more fortunate In material affairs today than you will be in 1 o~ils are i romanticwws. Ouc you love , success become o .ome will disappoint you I JillIJllulJut by I to, * ' a - - - ---- - .- . -- cculd be drawn Into a sticky Importont matters today. If situation by a friend who enjoys they're not attended to Eu-st1 they'll be left undone. dealing In Intrigue, CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be prepared to think on your feet 19) Try early in the day to reach today where work or career is that elusive person you've been Something wanting to talk to, but have had concerned. up u. di ffic ul ty pinning down, be neficial may pectedly. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Decide I aaiIiiai _.a — — I th you're not on gwird today you 21) Don't tirocrastinate Your first ideas will be your ..fl..aa ____ S • 68th Year, No. 94-Tuesday, December 9, 1975 advantage today, but later joyment will come (ruin you'll harbor doubis about the something you haven't planneri 1(w two team$ 41 r ARIES (March 21-April 19) Keep your schedule as flexible You'll commit yourself to as possible. Today's true en. A -- - — .', Evening For Tuesday, December 9, 19/5 l AL jIgfEN -t I - 4 k £ LOIOrilDiafl volcano Board game .•-- --t By BERNICE BEDE OSOL LLtJ 3 Moon goddess 32 Without (Fr.) 17 One (German) for two 18 Ground 53 Long period of 4 Is afraid of 34 Merits 5 Dice gem. 20 African time 38 Outdoor game 40 FO 4ZI A Dr. ~,Fr : [I! I ______ ' . jb[w4gj t! PA L Footb& rE • • HOROSCOPE Play a Game I Mort Walker - -' * E' : --- [7 PLJMBL.E :'ov• ; : ' , - BEETLE BAILEY p7 • :::T :-1:' - --- ;.j. 77 : . " -P'-,2-.* •_t :•', - ___ --- fl&~ - ~ ' FINGER UCKIN' LIJ '5 Nathan (left) Prid Clav Szoke, three-year-old twin sam of Mr. mW Mrv. All grokeof Smiard, fW 3 -= 3---- ------3------ -3--- ._ -; � 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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ALi- ________ Is so ' - k PR-Evening Herald, SaIord, Fl. -- -;:--'' 4 [ -11 •1 - 16 J •f. - I. _ii - i,• u;~ "1..... r '4 •L•U r. 1 - •J1! ::- I !M - t --I--- - -. Thursday, De c. 4, f75 FABULOUS , UIL 68th Year, No. 91—Friday, December 5, 1975 HOl Min MEW AY - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents .I ,/(' ,— ft•'.- ./\ master charge N( I INTIUI% earns1 PIN ECREST Herring To Appeal Sealing Grand J ury ndictments Of 1W Immisies— FqW MEMBER STORES COMMAND ALBERTO BALSAM I HAIR SPRAY E4 CONDITIONER SUAVE SUAVE CREME RINSE 39 SHAMPOO Retail 2.19 WOW 1.39 Retail I 6 L$ Retail ..... ___ SrIlIrk riwnr Iu ND'S 4 1 . • _ COLD CREAM SHAVE CREAM ,. r/iijii TRAC If ______ ,r 1.59 Retail N119 4'c b.a...I 6.1 OZ. LADYSCHICK& SAMSON 11OZ . 0 O8$ COVER GIR MEDICATED CREAM '' knit 3.50 Retail MEDICATED CREAM FORTIFIED 19 II1 ThT, 1.95 29 A —' U IT I 1.98 Retail N , früanbpuns said there woul d benowarrants Issued on the present in. (iictment.s and they too will remain sealed. Cowart later dicMedthewdlcL inter wined with other in formation In the grand Jury SALON STYLE-PRO HAIR DRYER i WITH SEE THRU HOOD 4-HEAT SETTINGS FOLDS COMPACTLY FOR STORAGE TILTS BACK SOFT PUFFS 2.39 Retail . 29.95 VALUE OO Count 1,19 129 Retail Ti ' Ryan: Firm Can •j99 Zo 1 No. HD 10A DAYS TO CLAIROL HERBAL ESSENCF SHAMPOO 2.40 Retail 141 &OSS 1250 WATT 1.59 Retail —. B!G SOUI., FROM DUAL DYNACOUSTIC SPEAKERS. CAN BE DETACHED a SPREAD UP TO 12 FEET WITH CARRYING -. F1I AUTOMATIC CHANGER 89.95; VALUE — 59.9S VALUE No. VY4 -- —ww- - 4 HEAT SETTINGS 2 SPEEDS SIEE THRU TURQUOISE CASE Working Women 'Appreciated' Area iorkfng women took time off from their Jobs Th ursday morning to enjoy an appreciation bru nch hosted by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Story piitues Page 1-C. In the Sunday F4I tIou of The E vening - '---- SUP By JOE ASKER"1 Herald Staff Writer - -1 -. ' - - - -- - so "- - 4"AL A Sanford man wa siIl critical condition In the in tensive care unit this mornin at Florida Hospital North as a '- - accident late Thursday afernoon which injured (our other men who were treated ______ nf - t 'fr i.. ' Aswt '1" ' 'E1": ' , ., ='- - spokesman sai d. Homet C. Harris, 57, an em ploye of the Florida Department of Transportation (DOTI.wasoneof(ourworkers on the median of 14, Just north of the S.R. 436 intersection in Altamonte Springs, when the - - c4,-;w1,• -ft- Florida Highway Patrohun "But we can't even get them c- (county officials) to take a glance at Us," he Saul Meanwhile, SC 0 P A are moving "very -.- & ZZ.._ Tr L-..-. .4 - ,, , • _, --' - A barge carrying 9,000 — of diesel fuel docked a, the facility Thursday nidit, and pumped Its 378.000 gallons Into Florida Highway Patrol Trooper GladIeu inspects spot where the were injured Thursday alt storage iioo' n i-i just tankr before dawn 436 ________________________ Intersection Lu Altamonte Springs Herald Photo by Joe Askreo) today ''-' - driven by Charles Edwin Wjjjj, 4ZOrlando,apparenuy "ma an abrupt change of la ne" Just be fore his car slamm ed into the rear of a DOT truck contamiiig two workers and two otheis standing They were all lying i the grouidwher I got thcre,' said Treated and re1easd were Willis, Leaston C Smith, 34. Orlando who was a passenger in the truck, Earl Keifer Vaughn 61 Sanford who was standiq on the median and yelled to the others. and Joseph By ED PRICKE-717T Enimitt Priest Jr., 33, Ovje, Chief Ken Triplett's daughter. (CETA) program, a feiwal In a letter to Be6ole on Nov. police radio dispatcher-jailer. the DOT superintendent 'Aho lleraldStaff Writer Shirley, over a nine-mnontn program designed to off se t l9.Mrs. Stone said, "The 011111 ordered the Chief's was at the wheel of the truck, Clty'of period until her termination unemployment. Tha $4,000 Oviedo must reimburse daughter terminated Nov. 10, according to FHP Trooper The City' of Oviedo is [man' Nov. 10, as a police radio fame from CETA funds. ac. Seminole County for the cost on the strength of a letter from Lawrence Gbdteuz. dolly unable to repay the dispatcher. to Jim Bedsole, the iicurred by an ineligible ap- Bedsole. Later, Bedsole county $4,000 in federal funds Gladieux said Harris suffer ed "I don't see any waywecould county's CETA dirt'etnr nun-mt - ----- - L — - - - Mayor Says Oviedo Can't Repay CETA Money Around Thr Clock '4-A Dear Abby .... -5-A Bridge ---------- -- 8-A Horobcope ------------ S-A Calendar Church News 7.t Obituaries ........ 5-A Comics l'Z-H - S-A Sports Crossword -. 10-A 8-A lrIe%lsIon Editorial Women 4-A 9A OC(jiflg I9 ,_ -- housing prisoners immediately at the rate of SEA per day. Old Homestead To Be Razed The flistline family of Longwood stems from on of the area's eurile-ct settlers. Soon the 60-year-old family home i1I be razed for highay expansion Story nad photos in Seminole Magazine 99 e PERCENTAGE 5688 leer DRYER CASE SQ. ROOT 4 SPEED ir •ee/ PRO STYLE C / MEMORY CALCULATOR WITH DETACHABLE SPEAKERS - .. -- Ryan added that Standard System is "geared tip and Inside Sundav "THE BOSS" UNIMRK 813T STEREO PHOim O - , - After Crash ' — 12 OZ. GENERAL ELECTRIC MUSTANG II p Critical - — CREME RINSE 29 - 1' - Sanfordi te . BuildJail Cells By MilliE MURPHY approved cells of any security Herald Staff Writer standard for a fraction of the The administrator of the cost" of conventional con1 Seminole Count) Port struction Authority (SCOPA) says he Is Ryan said $11.5 million 'unable to understand" why has been authorized for concount" officials have not struction of new detention C0111111issioned SCOPA tenant facilities in the state, and Standard Systems, Inc.. to Standard Systeffm, Inc., can p produce modular jail cells to produce modular cells for a relieve the county's prisoner- mere $3,000 per cell whereas conventional con Jiunes Ryan Wd the officials con can cost se veral Umes c are a need for more jail space, while "They talk about a T )I "right here tnoqir back yard we r'eferendum next year to build a haveperhapstheonlycompany new county jail, but those '4,.', Ii__1IJIIVIfJ CHRIS TMAS in thestatet'.atcanproduce things get turned down all the 9's — - ,, . ladif f19 3UflK II BLADES ,, n — Retail DOUCHE 78c Retail — , y LOVE AFFAIR TOOTHPASTE Srll , 4.00 - - - - Inmates Sta e Hun er Strike In Coun V all ESOTERICA iLLLIIt SUPER SPEED RAZOR flIR 77 29.95 VALUE EACH No. 351 & 332 1.59 265 Retail :$ - is 17 1 b - SANTA •' fl • - - 800 A WATT DRYERS U REGULAR NICE & EASY - ••— I SPEED STYLING ESOTERICA LIPSTICK L t~ - Ø4 anom V1, . . 1.39 Retail 49 t'-- -- . - 16 OZ. 2.09 Retail WV CLAIROL . • — ~_ 0 ~7. . INJECTOR BLADES BONDED BLADES !"4: 77 LA '•'- ' I I 16 OZ. I 'Elf Scrmnole-Brevard State fl ______________ - ;;---.-Attorney Abbott Herring said Herrini was told Thursday by a today he ii preparing an appeal State Atty. General Robert I Shcvin's office in Tallahassee to the State Supreme Court In • effort..c to 'et local circuit (OUZt that he can ask the Supreme L.._— Court for ,rIt of iii u d nub, Judges to ufLedI four grditi jury ••,• -indictments, which cuiwnands the per. . Meanwhile, a group of formance of an official act or — -.• duty. citizens took out a parade L— !a I The Issue being taken before permit and scheduled a 1 p.m. 'i'-- , _1:.3 • thC &iprvniv Court by Herring dehiuhbltatiun and march .j- '., — i-i' involves a dispute dealing with around the county courthouse 1A (, .,••-" protesting the sealing of tne the official duties ofa judge and a sta te atttney. Indictments by the circuit 14 court. Ileffing aid he doesn't 7rc / ,. -pect the Supreme Court to act The Seminole County Grand / I Jury, after a four-week before the 15-day period or. ••••'l dered by Cowart ends, but that reported probe of county 3rly~ I in government actions and alleged the appeal is necessary due to -his position in the dispute. Sunshine Law violations, on . -t.-'G Wednesday presented an inJudge Cowart exited the -. ) / / ! fbr Th ursday afternoon closed door terim report and four In// z ( chembers hearing dlctrnents In circuit with -. ii_ ç Assistant State Atty. William Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart ' r yo pc Jr. immediately ordered Staley and attorneys Newman Brock and Gerald !lutb'rg and _ report and Indictments sealed Mrs. Doma BrInkle I left) and June eron c = ready sips for protest ma ! 0d2,' 2 9 2 1 -0-1 6 dectmed to reveal what had and not made public for 15 days. judge's sealing of grand Jury indIctmuts. J Uera1d Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) I Cowart said he was following taken place. Brock, Rutberg night's annual Sanford-Seminole County Christmas Parade and Staley also declined to the advice of Circuit Judge report so as to make it difficult, formation contained In the the Indictments but the motion comment, IN TOWN through Down town Sanford. Approximately 100 units were in the Volie A. Wffliams, who was to If not impossible, to allow Jury's report, was denied. When told tod3y of the iln. parade that tsted for nearly two hours and was witnessed by have received the jury's report. making the indictments public Herring said Ws staff asked "We're in the process now of pending citizens' protest several thousand spectators. (More Photos, Page 2-A) 11firrald Cowart took the return while without revealing other in- Cowart on Thursday to release preparing what we consider the Williams was at lunch and had (Continued On Pace $-Al I I iit UOCUIflCfl%3 sealed4 i n an envelope prepared by Williams. Die court cited a state law Six Protest Food, Conditions that prevents making public — grand jury reports naming individuals who are not irmlicted until the persons named have a chance to petition the court to 10 1 rerr"I Cr expunge Um report or po rtions of the report . Stdk Division of Corrections inspectors were ro lk said that Incident ended "about a month ago In a note smuggled out of the jail from one of the Accordin' to the law If such scheduled to visit the Seminole County Jail this at. are denied adequate medication "and are mostly after a couple of days" when the inmates were moved inmates to The Herald the prisoners' reasons for the motions are made terr.00n where six inmates are In the second day of a r laughed at when they ask for help;" and that to other jails in the central Florida area while awaiting hunger strike were outlined as follows: must remain sealed until the huiiger strike protesting the food served and jail "pr warisoner camps are treated like they e in a prisoner-of. return to the Sanford faciflty that wa3 being repaired — Pow food to the degree !~wl prisoners "are going DistrictCourt of Appeals rules conditions, by (a corriction, ; offical and some of the following the June 9 fire that resulted In the deaths of to bed hungry at night." or the circuit Court's ruling Ther1ff John Polk said the six prisoners, all in one other offi ci als at th e jail as th ey threaten inmates wi th io inmq(es and a corrections officer. —Only one Jail commissary delivery a week the motions. ceilbiock, started their protest by refusing the noon harsh punishment." consisting of "io food stuffs to help substancuate the Jail officials said there were 60 inmates being held The local grand jury report Is meal Thursday. hunger pains, Before going into a meeting with trs staff, Polk in county jail today and th at only six were refu.sing to I say th e food's good, Polk said. When the get believed to name at least one said, 'Th ere Li no factual basis for the inmates' eat. cat. or uL can t up re a Only one visiting day a week "consisting of only ose unindicted co-conspirator, thus complaints." Apparently state jail inspectors were called five minutes, although some visitors come several the sealing of the report. Polk d i dn't disclose the names of the striking Inlie said the corrections officer named by inmates in to see prisoners, because some of the inmates are prisoners awaiting Normally grand jury their complaint removed a television set from the In- mates but he said "It's the same group that started a dictments are made public once transfer to state penal facilities. The stete has The inmates aLso complained that they are refused hunger strike whea we cellblock after the cells failed La pass inspection had them in the lzkc Ownty the persons indicted are JurLsdiction over jails end makes regular Umpections telephone calls "allliough some are to obtain or help because the Jail' and ratings of local facilities, arreoted on warran ts Issued by counsel towards gettthg a fair trial;" that prisoners by jail rules. the circuit court. But Cowart :•'-- £29 130Z. proper legal appeal to the SUI)CMIC Courts" Herring said - 2.50 Retail 48 29 11), BOB LLOYD Herald StafI Writer WETl1E1t — --- — ' '- " ---- . --- -.- —,."--- - —'- — 'f--- —.-- -,-:•_--- -- - �% I, *\- -1 •', I --.- - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. —'--- - — *— --------- — —fl- :=-- —:---- Friday, Dec. 5, 1973 — - . Evening Herald, ..nford,Fl. .. Parade Scenes -- As the Sanford-Seminole County Christmas Parade wound its way 1 1 IN BRIEF Senate Ford • STUART (AP) A veteran bus driver was shot In the hind as he th warted an armed robbery aboard his bus by shoving the would-be robber out the door of the moving vehicle, the Florid,, Highway Patrul reports. Woodrow Daugherty, 54, of Jacksonville, was wheeling Ins Greyhound 1-us southward on th e Florida Turnpike Thursday, when a passenger kept asking him the time. Finally, Daugherty said, th e man pulled a pistol on him and declared it was a holdup. WASHINGTON( AP) The Senate is ready to shut off debate and pass President Fds $2.3-billion loan bill to keep New York City out of bankruptcy, a ranking Senate leader says. Democratic Majority Whip Robert C. 13Td of West Virginia said Thursday he is conhi'.Jent the Senate will pass the bill todiw after first blocking a filibus t er by Sen. James 13. Allen. 1)-Ala. "We will finish that bill (today) no matter how long it takes." Byrd said. Asked if he was confident it would pass, he said, "Yes, yes, I am." — I got the bra ke on and threw the door open,"Daugher- ty said. "Thenl swerved the bus a little to throw him a little off balance ard shoved him out of the door with my right hand." Mixed 'But! Can't Find Any Gun' MIAMI BEACH AP Four years ago, the nation's cities spoke with virtually one voice on urban problems. Today, they speak with at least eight, some of — ORLANDO (A?) But I can't find any gun," 'lrooper Robert Rennie Jr. shouted in a breathless and breaking voice into his radio. The 25-year-old rookie highway patrolman had Just made the grim discovery that he had killed an Innocent man, amotorist mistakenly believed tobedriving astolen car. He fired when he thought the man was reaching for a gun to avoid arrest. After listening to a tape rec')r(Iing of Rennie's dramatic radio dispatches and 10 witnesses and Rennie himself, a coroner's jury ruled Thursday that the trooper was justified in shooting Frank D. Booth, 50, of Titusville. — ". . - then tntradictorv. taw I I T p / Young and not-so young walcbed from skkvalb Parade Marshal Ronald McDonald tilerald Photos by Bill Viacent Jr. and Tom Vincent) S Bell Rate Hike Takes Effect V TALLAHASSEE (Ali) South ern Bell's $157.5million rate-hike, the largest ever granted, goes Into effeet today with the three Public Service Cornmmissloners still wrang!ing over the increase. PSC Commissioner Paula Hawkins, in a strongly worded dissent Thursday, said the hike was not justified and criticized the commission's procedures as 'inadequate. cumbersome and outiated." She also claimed the commission denied due procedural process to the parties in the suit. Hugh Scott To Retire — P117SUU1W1I Al — After 3.3 years in Congress, Hugh Scott has decided to end his elective political career. There was no fanfare, no exit In a blaze of glory, as the 75-year.old Philadelphia lawyer called It quits at a Pittsburgh dinner honoring another Pennsylvania Republican. There was also no news conference, which he had often used with consummate skill to make his point during the 16 years he served in the House and the 17 more In the Senate where he has been Minority Leader since 1969. He has 13 months to go in his present term. In a brief, written statement Thursday night he said he would not seek re-election next year, alluding to his already long service to his state and his country and to a desire to spend more time in rest and recreation. Drug Report Cites Dangers Regents Conflict Cited __________ ________ - -, . U - -•. - - i Q fA r • _____ - Legal Notice Carolers from Barneit Bank of Seminole sezvtade family at "home." HOU5IPIO AUTUO IT? OF THE CITY OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA PERIOD ENDED JUNE 30iflS CONTRACT NUMBuR A2314 PROJECT NUMBER(S) FLA. II.) thrvl 17,011.7$ ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Tards 17,1744 Other ........................................ 2.35021 11.544,73 d 62 INVESTMENTS Gnera) Fund ............................242 00000 4umeown.rshlp MefveFvndi ..........................11 7 Ii 12 10 Abble Hoffman Surfaces 212.U0000 Break In Bomb Siege Awaited DEBT AMORTIZATION FUNDS Debt Service Fund . .... ................... 3,705.57 MIAMI (AP) —Officials, nervously waiting to see if the latest siege of terrorist bonbings Is over, have imposed strin gent security measures at all government buildings and the airport. Se-.-en Se bombs exploded Wednesday night and Thursday in downtown Miami, slightly Injuring two persons and causing minor damage. Two groups claimed responsibility for the blasts.o But police and FBI officials said they have never heard of one the groups and were not sure if either really exists. No arrests have been made. Police that Thursday's bombs, one at police ('epotits with IIUD ...............................S 703 37 DEFERRED CHARGES Prepaid Insurance ......................10.190.o Insurance Deposits ..........................914.00 Inventor Its Materials .......... ............ 4,414.77 23,637.54 • LAND. STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT Xj 2 Development Cost .. 6I9,5.37 0$ .3 Lou: Development — With intlation le'eling off last month, government economists now look to the latest unemployment figures for further confirmation that the - ntny 10lltrnue to recover from recession. Unemployment rose three-tenths of I per cent to 8.6 per cent of the labor force In October alter four months of decline. But administration economists said "special factors" were Involved aM hoped the downward tiend would be resumed in November. The Labor Department [j:j 11 1,e 6k f. t job f I z r c5 ti:'iav. — ACCRUED INTEREST RECEIVABLE............... Other ....... ................................ ...... WASIIING1ON (A?) TALLAHASSEE (AP) house Speaker Donald Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, claims he has 62 committed votes l more than he needs to win his bid for a second term as house leader, Tucker revealed his head count Thursday as a colleague released the names of 18 freshmen legislators who said they will vote for Tucker over two challengers. The 86 House Democrats will caucus Jan. 14 to decide whether Tucker, Rep. James Redman, D-Plant City, or Rep. Barry Kutun, 1)-Miami Bea ch, will be designated as the 1977-78 speaker. It will take 44 votes to win the caucus election. — CASH 11 1 General Fund (Development and-or Operations) ........................ $5,706.7) IS Change Fund ...............................1.05.00 fl 79 ATLANTA (AP) —Oil swindlers are striking it rich in naive investors If not in petroleum, say officials of seven southern Mates meeting in Atlanta to plan strategy ainst get-rich-quick schemers. The meeting of state officials and the federal Securities and Ewhange Commission (SEC) comes two weeks after Fl3rida Comptroller Gerald Lewis fikd suit In Miami seeking to stop 15 companies from selling allegedly fraudulent oil leases in Florida. Georgia Secretary of State Ben Fortson, who estimates that as much as $5 million In oil and gas rights have recently been offered In G'org1a, last month ordered 35 firms selling the leases to cease doing business in the state. Noted Tucker Says He Has Votes ASSETS Oil Swindlers Strike It Rich Recovery Signs TALI.AHASSEE (AP) — It would be a conflict of interest for a firm partly owned by a vice chancellor of the Board of Regents to consult for state universities, according to the Ethics Commission, But the panel Thursday told Steve McArthur, vice chancellor for administration, that his company could consult for other Department of Education divisions, such as public schools and community colleges. The commmission said In an advisory opinion requested by McArthur that a prohibition against doing buslnss with one's own agency applies only to a division where the official works and not to those in which he has no say in decision-making. -C — AUSTIN, Tex.( All) Abbie Hoffman, founder of the Yipp(es, author and perhaps the best known radical on the run, has wot ked as a teacher, posed as a wealthy Texas oilman and had three nose jüls during more than 2o months as a fugitive. Hoffman taikcd about life r67oid In two days oi interviews with Jeff Nightbyrd4 editor of the weekly Austin Sun. Nlghtb)Td wrote in a copyright story Thurdziy that Hoffman was In Texas around Thanksgiving. Hoffman, one of the Chicago Seven charged and later cleared of disrupting the 1968 DermaUc NaUonal Convention, has been waited in New York since he failed to appear in State Supreme Court on March 25, 1974, to face charges of cocaine possession. ed In Fire il /; ;':I%: ... At County J6161 - By BOB LLOYD and equip the Seminole County Jail and failed to properly lurid '—_ . Orlando attorney William the sheriff so as to enable him to Whitaker has filed damage properly fulfill his duty on June suits in circuit court for seven 9. -I, men who survived a June 9 That the state Division of _____ Semirole County Jail fire yJ Corrections negligently and ._- I for the of three of the II carelessly inspected, rated, men who died in the fire. supervised or controlled the Nine other lawsuits were filed Seminole County Jail on June 9. earlier by four fire survivors That the City of Sanford and relatives of five other Issued the original building persons killed In the fire. The permit when it knew or should suits seek millions of dollars in have known there were Indamages from Sheriff John sufficient fire escapes Polk and Seminole County. ,irovided, a lack of safety The 10 new civil actions filed equipment and that the city I by Whitaker name Seminole failed to inspect the Jail for r. 'u 89: County, the State Division of compliance with fire codes. 4 - --, itC . U5)83I.66 : Corrections, the City of SanThe suits also allege that the . ford, Supreme Sales Co, I, city failed "to prornptiy have its . -and four liability Insurance lire fighting units respond to the carriers as defendants. fire alarm when it was given." All 10 suits seek Jury trials That Supreme Sales Co. and damages in excess of $2,5w Inc., was negligent and careless each. The suits charge the In designing, manufacturing Non-perishable food Items donated by Seminole 1119b School students ames p. defendants with negligence and inspection and sale of SCHOOL were presented to J l.ynd, executive director, for the Seminole Youth Ranch Winter Springs, by Student Government resulting in injury or death. mattresses. representatives. lrom left) Danny McKinney, Janle Paul, first vice president; and FOOD The new lawsuits allege: The suits allege that Supreme Meg Newman, representing the Senior Class. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) That Seminole County Sales advertised the mattresses negligently and carelessly as being safe, non-flammable (ailed to build, remodel, stall and as not giving off toxic smoke or gas when burned or ignited and claim the advertising was "knowlingly false nlsrepresentatlon.11 Complaintants In the 10 latest Lawsuits are: Mrs. Cornelia Marie a Moore, admlnistratzjx of the estate of corrections officer By JOE ASKREN for collective bargaining PERC's action of Oct. 22 In to reconsider the decision and gaining units are "officially Robert 0. Moore, 40, who died Herald Staff Writer purposes. certifying the three separate order of Oct. 22. Therefore, certified for the 1976-77 school in the fire, and his four Harry Pelley, chief bargaining units, pursuant to authority In . - year and can start bargaining children. The state's Public Employes negotiator for the School Board, Pelley said a letter from PERC Commission Rules and for their first contract after Attorney Roger Berry, Relations Commission (PERC) said today he received notice PERC's regulations, the motion for re- Jan. 1." Chairman Curtis Mack administrator of the estate of has turned down an AFL-CIO from PERC of its denial of an said: consideration is hereby The three units include: Jessie Lee Allen, 24-year-old challenge of the recent cer- Oct. 28 petiti on from the Interden.Iet" The Seminole Educational prisoner who died in the fire. tification of three Individual national Brotherhood of Paint"Having considered the Clerical Ass4 4at1on, which in.. Edward A. Skates Jr., bargaining units within the ers and Allied Trades Local motion, I find no additional Pelley said this means the eludes all aides, secretaries administrator of the estate of Seminole County School system 1010 to reconsider or rehear evidence or reason upon which three non-instructional bar. (except confidential secreRichard Lamar Skates, 23taries, bookkeepers, clerks, year-old prisoner who died In and data processors. the fire. Non-Instructional Person—Daniel F. Blauvelt, 23; Roy _______________________________________ nel of Seminole County Board of (jafl Jr., 29; Arth ur P. Public Instruction Association Hatcher: Kenneth W. Hatehr; Inc. (NIPSU)), which includes Franklin B. Owens; Gar)' food service people, cuatodlans Waters and James L. Williams, and plant maintenance who all were prisoners In the , workers, audio visual workers, jail and allegedly were Injured electronic and typewriter re- in the fire. By AUDIE MURPHY Seminole County Bicentennial group is working on a book on 1,000 copies of the book, at a pairmen, couriers, transportaSmall Tractor, Small Price Herald Staff Writer Committee, the first such sale the history of Seminole County, cost of approximately $3,9(k) for tion and mechanical workers 'J I) 30 hp diesal Seminole Coun ty School is tentatively scheduled for from a black point of view, distribution in 1976. -.. During this era of mass Saturday, Dec. 13, at the corner The book, to be entitled, "We Another Bicentennial project Bus Drivers Association, Inc. production, hand-made items of Park Avenue and First Also Ran," will feature old under consideration by the Pelley said the Seminole are at a premium, so con. Street. photographs and reminiscences Black Program Committee Is a Education Association (SEA), noisseurs of arts and crafts will Booths will be rented to those by some of the county's most week-long program to celebrate which got a master contract Lie pleased to learn a- series of wanting to sell handicrafts, senior residents, aigaed by the board in Sep. the black cultural heritage. sales are scheduled for the with rental proceeds going to Although t Mrs. Wallace said volunteers he program is strn tember, was not challenged by months ahead, featuring the Black Program Corn- are taping conversations with in the formative stages, Mrs. the union organization. He said Hood Tractor Co. handiwork such as crocheting, nllttee's two Bicentennial the senior citizens — one of Wallace said she hopes to hold it SEA's certification Is only for ION H. OrsoVe 61essom Trail quilts and crafted items. projects. Or1iIs. ci.. nasa whem is 85 years old which at the Sanford Civic Center. one year and certification has II' 'a,.'ioflJ Ave. According to Mrs. Alfreda will be incorporated into the Emphasis will be on music, to be renewed by PERC each LIII mvite "Priftsu Fla."III ear. Sponsored by the Black Wallace, Black Program book, Oia, AIIam.nteSprtiii with a chorus representing y M13" I Program Col"I'littee of the Committee u ('Inirperson, her The group intends to print churches from throughout the count)' participating. T he chorus from Seminole CornCo been ls to take part. EXCEPT SATURDAYS Exact dates for the black culture week will depend on the of the Civic Center, Mrs. Wallace said. She added that shoppers at MEN'S the sale Dec. 13 could expect to .. STORE select from such items as handAfter hearing four alterDr. Abel said parents in which he said Is wrong. made handbags, hats, shawls DOWNTOWN SANFORD natives to reduce costly recent months have been Superintendent W. P. "Bud" and potted plants. COIIT'tesy busing of pupils who "passing the buck to the board Layer said the new laws of live less than two miles from when they're responsible for sovereign Immunity, which cost their schools, the Seminole getting their children to the board $60,000 to $75,000 a County School Board Wed- school," within the two mile year, "violates education, too." nesday night unaiilmously set a radius. The other three alternatives workshop for 7:30 p.m. Dec. 18 He said neither the state nor to so-caled courtesy busing to further study the busing count)' has defined nor an. Include: situatIon. swered "what's a hazardous —Working, with various _____ _ .BICENTENNIAL QUARTER__ governmental agencies (city Dr. Steward Abel, a member condition?" The state only funds busing and county) to remove hazards cf the countywide advisory your lasc ci one committee, presented the fur pupils who live more than to pupils by building sidewalks two miles from their respective and overpasses. recommendations made by a schools, — Contracting with a special appointed committee. Dr. Abel said eight per cent of separate bus line or cornOne alterna ti ve is to require the total pupils now bused, rre mercial transportation In lieu of san w or box. parents to pay about $6oa year tecelving courtesy busing using school buses. per child to have a pupil service, but the funds are — Starting an a nnual review I Iii;lj)t. I3ii ii uli, .'\lI)u 111..)! 10 ti'Ccis.trans ported to school under a coming from the 92 per cent of of all courtesy busing by e t,'otir FREE new'issue BjccntennIl Quarter, simply two-mile distance, where the the student tusing population, committee. ________ present the Coupon below when you purchase parent deems It 'hazardous" to a deliciously different Chick-fil-\ sandich or walk. — box kinch. Roger Harris, assistant ____________ '- .:. Herald Staff Writer .. _______ _____ - ______ — 4f estates — ' ' \ ' I - — -, DONATES FOR RANCH in — - R econsid eration Denied PERC I Down U nion C h I I enge — . — WASHINGTON (AP) WHIe Americans were spencing about $58 million a year on nonprescription drugs thot promised either to help them sleep at night or relax in the daytime, seven scientists were compiling a 308-page rep'rt that says all that money was spent In vain. It thok three vests for the experts to complete thcir study of nighttime sleep aids, daytime sedatives and stimulants and to make their report to the Food and Drug Administration. That report, presented to the FDA on Thursday s says they found there are serious questions about the chugs' safety. Three members of the panel were so concerned that they argued that the brand-ntme items should be banned from the market at once. F I-. - Gunshot Wound — Four years ago, municipal leaders were crucial In persuading the Congress to pass the landmark federal revenue-sharing bill, which provided the first aid to cities without strings attached. Today, they are struggling to gct ft retnactcd arid arc criticLed fe; rr.unting an [ncf[ective effort. The burgeoning list of groups claiming to represeat cities of one .trlpc or another engendered considerable concern and somewhat mixed responses this week during the annual convention of the National League of tithes, the largest group of all, representing 15,000 cities. New Lawsuits _ . Bus Driver Foils Robber, York Loan Bill Friday, Dec. 5, )975-3A _______ ____ ___ IN BRIEF Suffers Cities Voices _ LORID A Said Ready To Pass New • .a. ' F through downtown Sanford Thursday night, parade-watchers and participants shared in the beginning of the Yule season. Shown on this page are just a few of those who made the parade a success. NA11ON I Cost-Contra ...............4.024.33103 Atlantic flank ladles wave to parade-watchers. 4 Land. Structtgrti and Equipment .............................6.039.179.36 6.114.333.41 TOTAL ASSETS T&= tJ 'O S43.204.03 said headquarters and the other In a men's room near tl~e state 7.150114,93 office, appeared to be more powerful and sophisticated than the devices set off late Wednesday at four government buildings and a bank. attorney's LIABILITIES 1 4 REM via L. -w't A AM : 6 3 7 41 21361 2)39) a AUT 4 N6% 3 3 House Leaders: Ignore Poll 13.920,01 TM.LAHASSEE (A?) — House eaderS are urging legislators to ignore a magazine poll asking them to rate the lA h*'t and worst of their colleagues. House Speaker Donald Tucker's office Thursday released a copy of a letter to lawmakers from Tucker, )Tallahassee, and House Republican Leader William James of Delary Beach regarding th e poll by Florida Trend. Walker Roberts, editor of th e business magazine, has asked all h0 legislators to rate their colleagues inn Top 10 In three categories: — The best In terms of "dedication, honesty, Integrity and for th eir regard for the public welfare." — The most effective 'regardless of what you may think of their integrity, honesty or moral fiber." $21,790 .3) ACCRUED LIABILITIES Interest Payable. BondsNO4HUO ------------- ti 100 it P&yments In Lieu LI Taxes .............................. Other (Accts. 2131. 2133 14701,12 AS W41. W NOTES PAY ABLC Project Notes Non. HUD .................p4.790.31 suffif V ................................... I"A — ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Vendors and Contractors .................7•4957$ lenants Security Deposits .................12,313.99 Other (Accounts 2113. 21)75.2119) ....................................707.3$ I 4 * 36.944.90 DEFERRED CREDITS Tenants Prepaid Rents .....................733.03 Other ............................................................... 23503 FIXED LIABILITES New Housing Authority Bonds ISud 1 New I1citn Authr.tv I 5514.04)) 00 — The '' rt whi ' - :tm'ibute least to the pubic -- - — — Black Committee Sponsors Arts Crafts [C) — Go ( Sa i — - — sn-is a Board Sets Work Session On C lnunity llege a o has Shop Capp's Evenings 'Til 9 Now Until Christmas us issue QJipp with plow Chick-fil-A d ich iiperintendent for finance, 3aid LONELY9 Lookina r a o 1-\Itamiu'itz, M ll .."— ----- �-- - _________ - -_________________ A%. __________________ __ ::rc ; '- ' * a- 1 =2 ' - _________ -------- - at_ ,' a - - - ......4- - - - -- - -.- . --------------- ---- - - -- ir - - - --- - - '- J__ ...- - i-.- .-- -. t.L_-z4 4_ . LiL,a E/ening I-Ie'iiII OS FHEN(H AVE.,SANFOHI), FI.A. 32771 1re. l041i' osr22611 I't 83l993 Friday, Dec. 5, l975-4A Around WAYNE I). DOYLE. Publisher H HICIIARD LONG. Editor Vt ll.I.IAM ft CUHR1. Managing Editor HOBERTC. MARKE\', Advertising Director ________ 9 __________- iii ii' l h.t Week, 5 ent; Mi'tiih. $2.40; 6 Mrnths. Ii_'U, Year. $.&4O. lh Mail In Fleruki saIflt' as home delivery. All The Evening Herald has been informed that somcor representing himself as an emplo)e of this newspaper has been soliciting funds through the sale of tickets purportedly to benefit the Winter Sprmgs Junior Police. Mrs. y Booth, an advisor for the Winter Springs Junior Police, said that her organiiatlon was planning a benefit but that her group was not selling tickets. Neither Mrs. Booth, a correspondent for the Herald, nor the herald itself has authorized IiY ue f its name in connection with this or any other fund drive. projeet with "no strings attached," according to co. owner Errol Greene, Seedlin,s are available as long as they last and are on a first-come, first-served basis. Do you have insnrance problems? da. lug trouble in recziving payments of valid c!a:m;? Netsi the answers to questions rehting to all lines of insurance or assistance In complying with ii ________ UN In dig,i , ies Are Iiountina i Financial Re!ponsibility -. - - - -Law? You can get help with these and many more isurance-relat.d problems by contacting the representative of Insurance Commissioner Philip a _L_ _t - .. . -r. nstuer, wno is in town on we secona Thursday of every month. AshIer's office in Orlando, which serves Seminole, Orange and LaJe Counties, s isted in the recovery of $42,348.67, which has been returned to policyholders and this refund resulted from questions being asked by indiiduaIs who took ILttt,,..I 'rt.I ..II.,..-... .;i.,!n..IS iairjii... vvuiuig tire eivlIuiduie — , I ne Clock When U S. Ambassador I)aniel P. Movnihin I proposed a rolut ion to the United Nations asking that all political prisoners everywhere in the world ix' set free, he undoubtedly did not expect enthusiastic applause. We doubt also that he cx- DON OAKLEY pected his proposal to set free any political prisoner anywhere in the world. at a couple of locations, courtesy of Fnrrest.Greene in realtors. rtnc wichini, uI t,,uinri J'JUIl, u ....in iiriv.s ..... nnn ,,fI •k..an iray pick them up at 196 SV. Lake Mary Blvd. (at Fifth Street), Lake Mary, or at the Forrest-Greene office in Altamonte Springi, which Is located on Forest ju.st north of SB 436. The firm has been giving the trees away for the past six years as a pLtbic service and beautification time to contact his representative. So, If you have queries or need help In any in. surance-related matter, contact AshIer's ripresenUtive when he's in town. He'll be in the Seminole County courthouse at 1:30 p.m. And remember, he's only here on the second Thursday of each month. ____ _____ -- automobiles and marchln ba,'ds. -as well - as Just plain marchers, were In the parade and it was a delight to witness. We salute all those people who had a hand in making Uone ot we tggest anu nest paraoes weve seen in some time, especially to Parade Chairman Fred Dais and his entire crew. Let's hope everyone gets behind Davis and his "mumlttee and lends them the support they so desperately need for future endeavors. —Bifi Cue Tiiii - - - -- ___ •• -' _______ __ ; -, =:-' ____ ____ - __- __ _,r -- k'!Pi - 64. 4* ,• )' -' -- w____ - -- t? ___ ;.4 - --: 4 ______________________ 11 _ ___ - -: - - -- ,:_ - - -- J,ri- —J -— ----__ __ - -- -,- - I Separates EVe r'1'o e - S •..•........ tIItUtii. henyi i Ai'i -- A orlti.witle ('bristians declared today that religious rights are being tiilH)lC(l In many Countries and urged special support for ffitjçji --- --iivvuujj are aenmea. No specific nathr.a were cited in a lengthy report structures of injustice and struggles for liberation,' adopted in substance by the World ('ounil of (3nirches general assembly. But there were demands (or additions, and procedures %ere left open for it. We haven't begun to speak to the problem in this document," contended the Rev. Thomas Ilopko, a Wappingers Falls, NY., priest of the Orthodox Church in Aiimt'rica - I - - - -;- •-'•-_ f. - .- . - - ---. .. &'_ 7'- 4 "Oh, they're going to pay for it back in their Even today I raU the incident with foreboding. It was i%8, Hubert Humphrey was running for president, and tlxusands of people were In downtown Boston to hear him speak. The -q-- .- demonstrators there were on the verge of riot. As the senator finished speaking, I closed withhunqujcJy,ofnecess1tytobee,forfear -.that if we were separated by the crowd I would miss his entourage bus, and therefore his plane, (1OVT f4tt ')'' his next stop, and the rest of my story. T .:' )MbDLc..A That close to Humphrey, then, and because or exit was hectic, I bped the candidate, whereupon a Secret Service agent grabbed my --. -' U SIfl ess Attitude Changes Radioactive Cargo In Unsafe Casks i- —r 1 - ___ - _________ - - - -- - - - !--- - ------------- Friday, Dec. S,197S-5A -- - laims Passages Are Min iste r Immoral Jo By JOE ASKREN herald Staff Writer Get FernParkManHeid 1extboo ic L ists James i.et' Russell, 17. Sic-et i'ark Aiartnit'nts, l"ura Park, was arrested ona circuit court Warrant charging aggravated battery. [lund hr was set at .000. - __________ ___________ Army-Navy — CALENDAR —1 '288 I Lake Nurser4 322-2799 IAI Legal Notice Notice is hereby given that; pirIlIAnt In n ni'il#r nr flnl tudOment ci foreclosure entered in the above captioned action. I will sell the property Situated In SeminoleCounty. Florida, descr,bed - ' to easements I I as. LOt 75 GRANADA SOUTH ac carding to the ptat as recorded In Plat Book IS, Page 100 Pubic Records of S•minoi' (.Dufltv, - -.-.--- - i - -- S ' ------.-- • -- - ) 'J and .', - . - - - It,$ I - ' , ' ' ' ____ , — - __________ I Electra Ceiling Heater Model - ________ , , . -- ______________ I I I , - / - - fluhI/P11114 - Together with the following equipment permanentty installed a - - 'l -.-- '" S. b'.lder ;s?'day ________ c.sh:trne.*tron, ----....._______________ :: of t)ecember, 1513 _________________ - ____ ____________________ — - __ SHOES 25 % OFF _____ -- - Evening Herad, Sanford, Fl. ' Arthur H fteckwlth Jr - j 7.- ,: Pubh*.h Dci. DET 4' -t-_rii iir-----':'-',l _ -. I ___n= - -, have children attending juvenile delinquency. In other action, the board Park architects. Seminole Countyschools, biithe He said the "proti'sforsnf the ;ipprn':'d three sets of — n $3213,&40 Hddition to challenged the board members 1960's are now teaching our preliminary site plans for inMilee Middle School for a A South Held On Bond Seniinle County to inspect their school libraries young people," and their provemnents at three different library and two home economic minister who told school board For many books, he said, con- ideology and lack of respect for schools, subject to state ap- rooms, as submitted by W. H. miiembers Wednesday runny thin some detailed descriptions law and religion Timothy Joseph lfolaie, 27, are a natural proval and minor changes: textbooks in the county's of "intimate sex." Frizzell Architects Inc., Winter of Lockhart in Orange County, outgrowth of what the pupils - — A $160,071 addition to Park. schools contain immoral was Jailed by Altamonte Board Chairman Robert are taught. Pinecrest Elementary School — A $142,971 addition to Bear Springs police on a burglary passagcs, has been promised "Bud" Feather questioned las for a multi-purpose room and Lake Middle School for a media charge. Bond copies of the state approved recent visit to Lake Brantley was set at f5,000. "We must face these two storage areas, as submitted center arid four classroom pods, textbook lists from the board. High School. problems or we will lose our by Dainwood, Derryberry as submitted by Joseph Rev. John B. Book, a Rev. Book said more republic," said Rev. Book. [ Paveleh;,k Partners, Winter Pavelch;k Maitland pastor, was also Christianityandpatrjotismn are ________________________ Ovedo Can'f Repay advised by the board to check needed In education materials with principals before making toda) man)' of which (Continued From Page 1-A) city officials were sent copies of future visits to school libraries, actually contribute to today's CETA regulations, he said He rn n g To App ea I 0 rd e r _______________ soon as I was made aware of the Rev, Book said lie doesn't risIng rates in crime and __________ ___________ "We're definitely not trying ___________________ _____________________ _,I__ it the protest demonstration is out," and "How true can a true to do anything wrong," the (Continued From Page 1-A) "She scored the highest on mayor said. more than one day the group bill b if the truth is never AlL MENS. LADIES the test," the chief noted. willhavetoapplyforadditlonal known" On Tuesday, Bedsole said a AND CHILDREN'S DRESS demonstration at the courparade Ms. Triplett, like all CETA supervisor permits. spotted Other Ms. signs included thouse, Judge Williams smiled applicants, was hired by the Triplett's name on an Ovledo itt noontime protestors were "Coverup, Co-verup, Cover'up. and said he'd been the city after ouallfylng with the pay voucher. object of readying picket signs with such Seminole County's CET1 offIce In Altarnonte protest demonstrations before, messages as: "Four little Watergate." He said county officials then BIG SAVINGS BIG VALUES Ms. June Cameron Springs and with the Florida began writing officials In said the Democrats in bed — is there a One sign was a "Help Wanprotest march Is a petition b)' big conspiracy?" "Attorney at State Employment Service. Atlanta and Tallahassee to ted" placard listing two county taxpayers of Seminole County. 0111ff also said it wasn't the determine If anything was Law, but who needs a lawyer commission jobs at 115,062 Aone-dayparadepermpjtw county's CETA personnel who amiss. when some judges are so yearly and one parttlme 310 SANFORD AV. issued by city officials to MS discovered Ms. Triplett's name helpful," "Nixon tried it, he's position at $85,000 a year. 0111ff said today he hasn't Cameron in the name of on the payroll, but the mayor been notified, other than what - 'Taxpayers of Seminole said the city clerk inquired he has read in newspapers, that County." about Ms. Triplett's em- the county is demanding I IN Poinsettias "I'm hoping for 500, but we'll FULL MULl I-8LOOM ployment with the city after repayment of CETA money. probably only have 12 or 14," she said when asked how many marchers were expected to be on hand. DEC. 7 Research at the Florida I HOSPITAL NOTES She said the protest is Florida Herpetological Audubon Society, will give hasicaily against the Judges' Society meeting, 2 p.m., FT'J illustrated lecture on "Tor. I Live Christmas Treesil DECEMBER 4, 1S sealing of the indictments. 1)ISCIIAI{r,E.s Room 360, 1'Y5 taI EngIneering tolses of the World." tI)MISSI()NS Sanford: Ms. Cameron said the protest Building. Dr. Peter C.H. Pancake Breakfast, 9:30 to LAKE MARY Mrs. Homer I Geneva i will continue and not be Just a Pritchard of Oviedo, vice a.m., sponsored by Men's 11 Sanford: % Club Fayson & girl Helen E. Adams one (lay thing. City officials said president for a Science and nt Nativity Church, Lake Mary. Cecil B. Gore Sarah 1., Davis William A. Leffler Jr. Joyce A. Dillon Willard Thomas Clifford Grooms Sr. Regina J. King, Ddllary Anna Haskins Mary E. Lynch, DeBary Joseph Elillery Donna M. Eastlick Oviedo Deborah A. Horrell Gloria A. Jolly Patricia A. Moran A TLIfl aeaei 1,. WUKIO V!' ,9j I flR Enjoy much l;rgsr "Seek & Find" pussIes with over 50 Gertrude H. Kelso, DeBary ______., discnverie per panel in an all.new serin of Edna M. Hardy, Deltona 24-pap booklets. To order volumes I, H end UI, wred $1 for each, making Thursday's high - 78. OverEve M. Pickett, Deltona checks payable to "Seek & Find" in car' of this newspaper. night low 47 James B. Toney, Gainesville Continued fair and mild Carolyn W. McLaulIn, through Saturday. Highs in the Geneva upper 70s. Lows in the mid to William J. Warnicke, Lake upper 5. Easterly winds 10 to Mary 15 mph, light at night. James N. Ilolt, Longwood EXTENDED FORF:CAr Nancy A, Goldberg, Orlando Contipued mild to warm Marjorie F). Bowering, Sunday through Tuesday. A Providence, 14.1. chance of showers Monday or Tuesday otherwise clear to ___________________________ partly cloudy weather. Lows IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR mostly in the 5( north and 60s SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. south portion except low 70s CIVIL ACTION NO. 9-1513-CA-Os southeast beaches and Keys. OIVISION: E Highs in the upper 70s and lows FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR80s north and low to mid &)s TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor r.ratlon organized and existing south portion. cder the laws 04 the United StaIrs, Daytona Beach tides: high Plaintiff, '0:01 n.m., 10:25 p.m.; low 3:25 vs JAMES A. SINGLETON and a.rn, 4:08 p.m. Port Canaveral; BARBARA SINGLETON, his wile, High :45 a.m., 9:58 p.m.; low Defendants 1:al am.. 3'45 p in NOTICE OF SALE __ - —s' . __ __ During Parade - JAKARTA, Indonesia iAPi — President Ford arrived I Iav for a Ui-hour overnight stab in I ndomw.ia, which the I. S. government regards as the central element in Southeast Asian stability following the Communist conquest of Indochina. President Suharto and his wife greeted the American president and his wife and daughter as the' steted from Air Force One Into a light drizzle and temperature in the 8ts. It had been clear and near free7.ini: when the Fords ldt Iking nearly eight hours before. The Indonesian airport welcome included a 21-gun salule,a canopied platform to keep the rain off, 400 honor guards and 400 Journallst.s. But the airport was closed to the public, and there was a heavy guard of police and troops with automatic weapons. 4 ea emergency rule in India. Each of the dictatorshi the ground. "Hey, 1 yelped, "I'm press!" The -•.- . holds power by suppressing human rights, but they -:, Me3ning, of ccu.-sc, that the nay-s.1,Iiig -- - hold the balance of power in the General Assembly congressmen will be punished by the people at warned me not to touch the candidate again. It's the polls next election. and are able to condemn others. a good way, he snapped angrily, "to get your It was refreshing to hear Mr. Moynihan call a head blown off." But either these congressmen voted as their spade a spade, but it also was obvious from the consciences dictated in this Instance, which With the l975campalgnnow shifting to bigh.er ______ outset that he was fighting a losing battle in the theoretically they are supposed to do ocgear and eight of the twelve official candidates U.N., which is heavily oriented against human casionally, or they voted as they believed their currently under the armed protection of Secret tite in their home districts wanted them freedoms as well as the United States. S1ce agents, the 1968 incIdent may serve as a to vote— which is also something that, as useful reminder that Secret Service personnel Getting down Is the problem Accordingly, the United States was forced to rethUves of ttmse constituents they are areInapableoowoda that withdraw Mr. Moynihan's resolution because the g to Washington to do. — ______ If all concerned with this political season do not U.N. majority had amended it to change its dwell often on this tiuth It might very well Exactly how does Nader's Itreat differ from JOHN CUNNIFF meaning completely. It was changed into a of any other lobbyist who warns of i.k,eument specifically directed against Israel, rnwn olsome kind or another against those certainly the potential for a disaster of this South Africa and Rhodesia. rePresenthtivesandsenatorswhodonotvotethe B sort Is growing. The publicity curroundlng the The alternation of the U. S. resolution again "right way" on a given Issue? attempts on the life of a campaigning president, illustrates the inequity of the U.N. majority and ThlsisnottosaythatNader'splanofactlonis NEW YORK (AP) — WLen he was a young Kautz claims not to under-stand the meaning hiS security arrangements, have produced a what Mr. Moynihan appropriately calls the not perfectly legitimate. That Is how democracy man, Richard Kautz of Mu.catine, Iowa, said "I of the word "establishment," suggesting that situation where Secret Service officers may be , "selective universality" of the body. The United works, more or less, In this country. didn't particularly have a great admiration for nothing in business is so certain as to be straining to over-compensate. Recently, for States was correct in withdrawing its support. But what is sauce for one pressure group busines.sasa proposition, although I (lid have for established — that NAM members must be in- example, people turning out to see candidates However, the amendments also present woWd seem to be sauce for any other. Individual business people." novative, imaginative, competitive or go out of have been detained for such suspicions as another challenge to the United States from the Today, head of a huge but closely held cor- business, as he says some do each year. carrying grocery bags. Vigilance Is swell, of Communist and underdeveloped majority in the poratlan that he helped found in 1943 at the age of Kautz succeeds another Midwesterner, David course, but where does it end, especially when Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has 27, Kantz Is the newly elected chairman of the B. Meeker, president of the Hobart Co. of Troy, tensions are so high? u.N. The U.N. actions are another indignity tossed warned the Soviet Union and Cuba that the National Asscciat.in of .Manufacturers. Ohio, a manufacturtr of a wide variety 01 on a heap of indignities and a matter that we cannot United States "cannot remain indifferent" to to in one Secret Service He concedes that his early attlude was one machinery for homes, restaurants and factories, agentAccordIng It might end theworried erroneous death of an ignore. The United States must strike back im- their intervention In the civil war raging bet- common among young pecp), perhaj because much of It associated with food processing. mediately with the numerous means as its corn- ween various groups seeking control of formerly of educational experiences, perhaps simply Kautz' company, Grain Processing Corp., also innocent campaign spectator, The agent, Portuguese Angola. mand -- economic, diplomatic and persuasive. akthg only for himself, but from some years because of youth. "Life Is a constant learning isheavilyinvolvedwithfood,andmorefleeuy, Most assuredly it is not a time for Mr. process," Kautz said in an Interview. "We will be flexible and cooperative The company, of which he is chairman, is In the tt pressure.i may be reathing a pctnt within The attitudes of businessmen, he suggested, "aribuincss,"beginnjngwiththeprejgor the Secret Service that some agents may feel Persistent rumors suggest that a resignation is iwill never permit detente to turn Into a sub. from their knowledge of the risks involved, from the wind. If Mr. Moynihan Ieives at this time under terfuge of unilateral advantage." It isenormously varledbutlntegrated, making of the job: "What worries me is some men their marketing experiences, rather than from starches, sweeteners, vitamins, enzymes, may come to think that anything that goes, any circumstances it will be construed as a sign of Soviet and Cuban wrists must be smarting. rigid adherence to doctrinaire philosophies, that the soybean protein concentrates, livestock and V. S. weakness. It brings to mind a carton by famous BritLsh 'ellIng of a citizen is secondary to the well. Under his leadership, which begins today and poultry feeds, and hybrid seeds. It Is the nation's being of some politician." Strength and integrity must continue to guide cartoonist David Low, the creator of Colonel runs for one year, the NAM intends to continue largest Independent producer of grain neutral the U.S. actions in the United Nations in the critical Blimp, castlgat1ng his country's failure to take a what he maintains has been its aim for for the spirits. To Illustrate, the agent suggests a scenario decisive stand against Italy's Invasion of past few years — "to days ahead. take a positive position — EthOPia In 1936. rooted in the "toy gun" incident that recently rather than areactlngagalnst.everythlng role." Letters to the editor are welcomed for worried the Ronald )eagan campaign. That • On a stage strewn with the raped bodies of Not that anyone in the NAM ever admits they publication. All letters must be signed, with a oceurence apparently, was a deliberate attempt played such a role, but that, they concede, has democracy and the League of Nations, the mailing address and, If possible, a telephone Race by a nincompoop to provoke a candidate, and been their British hero waggles a finger at the menacing Image number so the identity of the writer may be theyimage among many people. It Li an security agents handled It well, what If seek to lose. Ronald Reagan's announcement that he will seek figure of the villian, Benito Mussolini. verified. The Evening Herald will respect the guy was just a practical Jokster," asks the "This is a pluralistic society," Kautz said, Republican nomination For the presidency has revived talk that wishes of writers who do not want their names worried Secret Service veteran, "and what 1 one "Have a care," he says. "You have ruined the "We're not always oini to look good fnr that he will deal another In print. The Evening HeraL! also reezves of our men would have blow to the reeling Repubhcan party by woman I love, killed my aged mother, sunk the reason and we'll have friction and abrasion. But panicked, pu)i a real permanently a!ienatlng many conservatives who would British fleet and set fire to the the right to edit letters to eliminate Ubel or to gun and shot him?" The potential for such is Empire. Beware! that Is strength. I have great belief In the &thcrwi3e support President Ftt-d. conform to spate requirements, there, the agent says, "and I thii: maybe we Judgment of the American people. I trust them." ____________________________ _________ We take a less apocalyptic view. Mr. Reagan Is a political Do not go too far!" _________ ought te all back off a little." phenormenon that will not disappear quietly or be wished away. He Li articulate, attractive, intelligent and one of the best JACK ANDERSON orators on the stump today. He also has a solid national constituency, not only among conservatives but also among many liberals. For example he would not have been elected governor of California twice without massive liberal support. Inversely, one of the cvntant irrltantg that Pr.$4 Ferd is the assertion by di a ds that he does not haves l00per cen mandate as President because he was not elected. If he had Vulnerable casks, loaded with lethal leaks. NRC contends the leaks occured in less conceded that private industry designs and tests Vietnam fiasco, so President Focd's visit to diehards would continue to insist that his mandate is deficient train th:'ugh densely populated areas of the But NYPIItG, still apprehensive, fears the materials. Hut he said that the NRC carelully because he used his incumbency to stifle opposition. CotL'try. An accideiit could cause a catastrophe. manufacturers may be more interested in monitors the process. Washington whirl — Despite a call from the Yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission ni'ts than safety. White House to shift drug enforcement priorities Intlonesla sory — INRCj, whict handles the radioactive cargo, has A.'; evidence of NBC indifference, the agency ::i Djakarta this weekend President Ford's ctopover away from marijuana, seven of every ten &ug BERRY'S is not a mere courtesy. arrests Ignored the warnings of respected scientists that let the nuclear power industry in the U.S are for mnarijuna violations. fly call. Over lethal _______________ the years, Indonesia's importance 10 According to FBI figures, more than 445,000 the safety and security precautions are plutonlem into New York City's Kennedy air. U.S. foreign policy has increased deamatleally. persons were _____ inadequate, port. An air crash,- according to rspectcd arrested for marijuana vioat1ons This nation f l3.()0 scattered tslbncls has ___________ t'Liit irpoled on January 22, 1974, that je scientist John Gotmnan, could have eausd the come far last year. Most were arrestej for sImple since Its struggle for independence possession. deadly shipments were passing through greatest peacetime disaster in history. NYPJRG from the Dutch in the late 19V. At the time, we population t't'nters. A!?rrne'1 by e !rnn, th estimates the death toll cou!d L-1v*. exuL'ed(j pem.uiially , urked -:r1 ruj ______ ith the !ndijncsjji _________ _____________ _____ i -M lnteriorsecretaryjackcarison has New York Public Interest Research Group 100,000. Yct planes continued to fly __ plutonium nationall,,sts to counter Dutch tfiuefl in the hiseYeonthesent of Sen. Frank Moss I).Utah A (NYPIRG), a Ralph Nader-inspired ir.to the New York area until an alarmed policy councils of I1 Washingori. friend, Vern Brazell, has formed a Jack Carison organization, investigated the transportation of Congress overruled the NRC and passed a The emerging new nation stumbled r along for for Senate Committee and has raised several p—' lethal plutonlum, enriched uranium and special law prohibiting plutonium shipments by years under ambitious former President thousand dofia In campalgn funds, Yet fedl radioactive waste, au'. _______________ Sukarno, and international playboy, who warred rU1ations prohibit governm Here are the disturbing findings, which offlls from NYI'IRG found that trucks, crrying lethal against nelghborlr,g Malaysia and Singapore, seeking political office while they hold down a havee't yet been released to the public: radioactive materials and for But since he was deposed and General federal government Job. CarLion Inzis he is not Th? NRC ships hot radioactive waste in huge, nuclear bombs, could easily ic hijacked In one Suharto took over the Ieadei-slp in 1967, In. a Senate candidate and, therefore, hasn't '3$-ton, self.cooled ca5Ju. If a leak should instance. no fewer than lii persons knew vital donesia's fortunes have been ti upswing, violated regutati. develop,the aping rsdiowtivtty would poison details about a shipment f plutonium through Roads and canals have been repaired; $., ._i_ 'T.h. ...,tJ --------tr. , ,, tnruj zww rem umy. Many Vie Cc!zi, ti' lfa.icible cotuznjiist who once ne'er received secufity sportation systems have been Improved; the served as Spiro Agnew's _____ defects if nor slow death. NRC claims the casks clearancei.acccrdlng to N\'PIRG investigators. harvests are more bountiful. secretary, aS 4 are virtually indestructable. NYPIRG Li less The figure Is particularly ap."alling since, by the discio In the current lhu'per's magazine The real that boon to JrJoaca1a's economy, President Ford has hired "the nation's first government's own calculation, only three "In- however, has come from its oil fields. fullOil has time, In-White Hcuse gag fl NRC relies upon the cask manufacturers alders" ale needed to pull off writer, Gold Identifies successful become the rou's biggest earner, putting its Ford's funny man as Bob Orben, who previousiy to teat the safety of their own casks. Sometimes hijacking. books in the black for the firzt time, the tptj are perfotmed on scale nx4eLs rather wrote Jokes for co Footnote: An NRC spokesman I nslste,j that What Is important to Ian Bob Hope. Gold the US., however, are hhnelfwoteafurnyoflWIntbli crged over (he yea's, oh felle?s Pollas?" 5FJpmnts are moved safely. Th spekean of friends In Asia has twen dur .!h! lrr U'ic I'm Bigh;:' I I -- Denied Religious Freedom ______ r -, allegedly stabbed, had Altamonte Springs. was held In sIgn shop at Jarni'ctinn allegedly pulled a gun on Foley. lieu of $8,000 bond on a burglary Oviedo. charge. Philbrook Sargent, of 11 N. Sanlord police reported today Jail records said the two Sweetwater Blvd., Sweetwater Two Men Jailed that they scarchcJ downtown suspects iere arrested by Oaks, reported to deputies that Smford night durizn Sherilrs detectives jailed two detectives at SR-436 and Sand tools valued at $O were taken inc 1Mr1sLma. parade [or a /tltamnonte Springs men lake Road. from an unlocked garage at hi reported stabbing victim but Thursday in connection with a residence. were unable to locate the man. Nov. 26 residential burglary at P:,Irnl,,,.,n A . LJIU4U ..•,,,,, Altamonte Springs. Power Plant Taken Home Burglarized said Robert Marcelle Foley, 27, wandered off in the direction of seriously injured and a County jail records indicated of Daytona Beacii, reported a nearby crowd of thousands of "thorough Jerome Graham, of 1811 search turned up Lyfe Steven Cornish, 20, of 1033 Sheriff's deputies today were Coolidge that (luring a confrontation in people lining First Street to nothing." Ave., Sanford. W. Notri., Dame, Altamonte looking for a $400 an alleyway behind a bar he watch the 100-unit parade, Dillard reportwl that Foley Springs, was held gasolinereported a rifle, tape recorder, in lieu of powered porlabe electrical wrestled a knife from a man police said, said there had been an earlier $16,000 bond on two burglary tapes, record player and color power plant repc.ted taken in and stabbed him. Ttiere was no indication, confrontation in the bar a television, total value 1780, in charges and edwin Albert burglary at the Florida Foley said the injured nuin olficer3 said, that the man was which the man, were missing after his who was later I)aubert, 20, 411 Georgia Ave., Department of Transportation residence was burglarized, according to sheriff's reports Indonesians Greet Ford Clears Air a- - By 808 LLOYD UtraldStaffWrcr Support Urged For Those s S. Wa I .... been pushI for six years and which has twice Of the 72 members of the General Assembly passed the House and Senate but never In the voting for the :mti-Ziofflst resolution, only 14 are same session. considered democracies --- Cameroon, Cape Verde, The bill passed again in the House, but only -- - Local Police Search For Stabbing Victim IN BRIEF I n prisoners are but a drop in the ocean. The remaining 58 are dictatorships ranging WORLD Thousands of people jammed Downtown San. hwd's strcet last night to witness the annual (i'hristmas Parade, and to say that a good time was had by all would be a gross understatement. Sanie Lo b by in g Gambia, Guyana, Lebanon, Malaysia, Maldive by nine votes, compared with a 199-vote margin Islands, Malta, Mexico, Sao Sao Tome e Princip, in 1974, thus ensuring that a threatened Senegal, Sri Lanka, Tunsia and Turkey. presidential veto cannot be overriden. Allegedly Knifed TOM TIEDE Mr Moynihan was doing what he said he would NJ do when he agreed to accept the U.N. amde r Uses hassadrship. He as ptmct urine the hypocz'sv (if the U.N. knei- al Assembv with truth, and the case that he has is unimpeachable. example, recently Amnesty International Tactic estimated that there are 10,000 political prisoners in the Soviet Union alone who ai'e nut only uicarcerated hut also systematically tortured. All t three votes oi the Soviet Union were cast for the U.N. resolution seeking to identify Zionism with According to a story in the New York Tunes, racism the resciution that Mr. Moynihan was phNaderhasowedvenge againstthose counterintz with his proposal. _T .:- , - — $ r ii ' :••.-'•. -.: zç -_ _- $ - __--- - S hIS -- - = _=--- -------- _______________ -- — _ - _ �— - ___Mf_ !JL--.. - .. Friday, O.r.S, IflS 6A—Evening Herald, Sanlord, FL A dye ti list :-:::•: :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.>:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.>:.:::.::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:: : : , SAHL, Pastor's Corner çODISY - t ., cawja VEhTi ::- b,Oo a IpinAll K'eoed Sunday SCM.I W.IsD,, DAY Ihe 100000 U00I -.. --: V Lhrls(inas Is just around the "look, I am real, with flesh and corner. As we prepare to bones! And yet you don't ' - ___ ____________ - - - which q.tght be helpful, something to drink." __________ ___________________ - - I , OUR NATION :: 0 ISp in 7 7 Hpm EWOfHl (v,n'ngWC,oliip W,d Ptptr Miii In ee hutran being God sa, Ho pedestrian hai lives and waits to be discovered religious exatations, I pray, I in order to grow In him. This Is go to church, I have a good rela. our Christian faith. Con. tionship with God, but lets not sequently, It is rather sad that mix everything in the same pot God lives in every man and we . , ," Assembly 0' God Christian * (3?fA4 *OI%PP P1- P•1t 3a m P Np in I SOa in — * FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLESOF CHRIST 1047 S Saniad A. D. Haro'd HUrt$ Mflspttt Y.vtilF,II$Ii,ep$vfg, Wad S,,wc, - .. Nazarene IP Church Of God (HUNCH OF GOD •o w nnø s,,,,, Ray J I PHI HGveWTRR 14 •- ______ a Sip m I Sip in Moms.niWo,thip Evan,i,ttic Situ family Hint Siruici V bE Wa0 . — _____________ SANFOROCHRISTIANCHUICH ISIArp.,III,4 Baptist II Isa in N , 7 Np in "I 01 Wad Prareiu.,i NvftefyPre,d csti* ____________ s--- lb. Pyy p,.,, P4: CPluuPlScMoi Holy . I i'L...i ,uL .nurcrL - I (, .& 'Jr %rIriSr - . ----- - . 11110 in $ II. n - . ________________ — L SIll Eai WefIPlip Wad Pripit 7 Np in SIP in M.an.?l Woesilip II Si in ' Hear a Np in Cvanp,Iist Se•vc, P Np r, UI Wack Setuci iWedI I Np in Pr.,od or au seq,lc Ib,.;. .11 II OSi 'It II in COa Laatli*r,in ' "u" I 1UTHFRANCHUPCHIF . SM w yr M 1 il tonight at 8 o'clock at the Longwood Haptfrt a 1it- itles building one block stest of 17-92 on SR 44, 1 onecos,o ) for unto them belongs the kingdom of heaven," and wonder what IIemeant?IIeissaying04henyJhaveaneefJafl(ji.ou1%.cyo 1ICk to the Wall, and you have to look ouLside )i'urelI, that's where God happens to you. A.ni it's the grcatest event in your life. You may have discovered Him in your desperation . . - your ' supposed they saw a spirit. And flesh Is of God, and every spirit He said to them, 'Why are you which does not confess Jesus is The Advent seasozi Is ob- Church of Oviedo has been won troubled and why do not of God." served at First United by Mrs. Pearle Tedford. A questionings arise in your The question for you at this Methodist in Sanford. A large leatheroid pocket New FIRST PENTECOStAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOG S$IOtanp,Strpil Na, N RvtPi Grail ldayScP*ol II 11am ______ life." - rejoice. It concenj an ap. John sas so twi. in his first pantion to his disciples in letter (4:2) and again in his Jerusalem: 'As , they were seconi letter 17) 'by this you saying this, Jesus hInLself stocf know the spirit of God: every among them. But they were spirit which confesses that v. Ratio' -- _ - ______________ There Is a passage from St. has f!esh and bones that he Is , a - —=;~- Nai , c RU Ill 5 Pa,k 0 Sopit __ . 7?iP in ____________ . Does . — Ptpr - -;. .. -- -'i ________________ . . .. CHURCH OF CHRIST eilPaIm5pcntDr Al y,nof,, Sprll; JameaP NaedLaan IvaiI,lbsl Pub, Nay A N Oiryn %UM1V Sc11oo1 ' Episcopal _________________ . a -- the needy bysing, lsmuchasyehu'ne It unto one of th least. . yehavedone iturtt.mc." And what is poor? What Jesus really Is saying is there is a "poor" condition n every person, I have never met a person without needs, The richest are sometimes the poorest; the poor it tS are rich. l-i said, t'lMe does not consist of the abundance of , FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 21IISI!I!,dA,t ________ __________ CALVARY IAPTIST ASSEMBLY 710 armonl tSanboteGard.I,Cp,jt Hwy II 0 5a in 'Sloan a Sipin 730pm GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -, — S.ruc. Sunday ICP.o.I Pr's &WeraPs.pn SWeSiudy - ' I : .3' ii _______________ " Church... A55(yy - .* * * '; O COO CHUUCH (of 27111 and (In - r •, O riuSt __________________ - a in 'I Na in Nyy & Kn4,t.vt,n : 0 7-, 1OpE OF OuR COfvaliI'5UNITY :: .,, $ A A : w S3bAth %ab!,,P ,I 1 THE . 11 A,..o(,a?, PaØo,i Frldv. D.c. S. 1975-7A Fveninn Harald. cmicnrd. FI ftil e lb o dis I your poor attitude. So, poor in spirit Is your realization you neod n.m. worship service Sunday at hdp. 'flttn ansi only then can you effectively meet God — when Community United Methodist you realize you have to have Him help you or you can't make it. The Sermnole Community Church of Casselberry. Rev, When I get to the point I think I'm pretty good in myself, I that it is I, myself: handle me Christh Magnificat is, "Is Jesus IN- (eel tall is filled with 421) tIny her by Pastor Bill Marr at the by Johann "The Music of Christmas" But whcn I keep help alert to poor day human and toIsmy and see, fur a spirit has no flesh CMtNATE' Is He living In the lights and 104 Clu'ismons, or morning worship service this Christian Bach, Sunday at 3 will be presented at 7 P.m. constant need for Jesus' (ormy every of condition my life, there a and bones as you see that I midst of you, in the flesh? OR Is Christmas Monograms made sunday. p.m. at Holy Cross Episcopal Sunday in the sanctuary by the rkhru in that. Then I can know something good Is going to have. And while they still disbe. He a spirit, a ghost? Church; GlorIa by the women of the church. •in Excelsis lieved for joy and wondered, He LYJTIaII High School Chorus. happen to me! In conclusion — a Hindu Sage b' I.ettl and Each Sunday In Advent a o nte Little Brother Sunday, 2-4 p.m., in fellowship said to them ihave you has said that Christians have so different family of the church 5us by Niles under the hall the United St. Paul said it another way, and we can really relate to ii Methodist. anything to cat?". They gave fur understood half of willllghttheadventcandles for Community "When I am weak poor) then I am strong (rich)." So richness in direction of Dr. Burt PennHim a piece of boiled fish, and Christianity. They have under- that week after a brief Women will hold the annual vourlifiHcorneoutorvourneeJiprne5,sJesusis.jtthpojnt chief. The concert Is free and Christmas Tea (or widows in ,f your net'd He took it and ate before them." stood that God and Christ are ceremony. The family this ALTAMONTE SPRINGS open to the public, (Luke 24:36-43) the congregation. The UMW the same thing. But they have week will be the Lyman Rogers The Fisher-s of Men club of tile will hold a Christmas Banquet ' here the Apostles have an not yet understood that Christ iainily. The ceremony Altamonte Community Church Ravenna Park Thursday at 6:4 p.m. i apparition of the risen Christ. and man are the same thing. tsTitten by Mrs. Bess Herman. will hold a breakfast meeting Ravenna Park Baptist They think they see a ghost, a They have not understood that season Sunday at 8a.m. Captain Neil Mission wil1 have dinner on The Advent Sanford Alliance spirit, and they are afraid. Christ i.s still nuin and is In culminates with the choirs Stevenson, U.S.N., senior grounds Sunday, with Central • '.. D Don Rollin' will corn— Caristmas Sunday and a Dunn the 10 a m morning for their family. Sanford Alliance Church Seminar will be held today and Hopeful, Growing, Changing worship service, special , At 2 p.m., there will be an tonight at i:30 pin. and Sunday Saturday which will offer Sunday School" will be shown. Ho I" Cross - , , Churctra.inaq Evenii WO1iP.p WtdIatirSroci WYRN a 7 30 p m P 300 in N,.hl -. C..... vOte.naI JIMa 373041$ I 3$. in anda Dal I JRDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 102' Weit Frot Strati G.e.r, Gal)wiy PaiNt 111am MrIiaillS,qvc, 1111am £ua..r Stv,ci 3$• Al Wad..I4 iN p in PIPIECREST BAPTI%TCHURCN 110W Arpoat Blvd P. Pslw$tIl Heft Pail., Svlday5(Peel l4Ss in % J4- .u,v IlI,fttjdy t*.11gWerlt%lp - . ___________ - --------.--. LadlaIbleClasa We*44ay Bible (taos ______________ • lOam II 00 a in I 1(pa, 730pm 731pm LI'nIAgWO45$IaJ Wad P?aV,tMef0U1 ,1R5T BAPTIST CHURCH II N a in 11:11am all, in Tueiday la in 1 lpm nut? - ... . rriivrrnav ........-_ s.nM_i,n k OF SANFORD 7132 Sanford Ave Rev Fred McCleary SundayScltief MW.,II, Service SIbl#S?udVTV,I lvi YlvTh S-irvit TWit I IC — ea e rs p e rn in a r him 11am. 7 Npm 730pm 7 SIp in ror I Presbyterian Congregational CONORKOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 14415 Pat-k Ave. 372-1541 R leb,qiJ Hunteq Pas?., Svnday School SI a in FitI.wstwp 11$-lam M1IIAgW3Aip tIlls in Wed Eve Bible Study 1- Sip in GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FinlMetHod.st. Park Ave Rev Marvin 0 Ivck,wc Paitet (hutCh SCHOOl II ISa in, MWO,sAtp sia in. MYF 0:3)p.m. When someone says, 'It's for you," our minds begin to buzz with questions. Who is it? What do they want? Good News? Bad News? Work? Pleasure? It's for you! Commanding words that summon our immediate attention. And those words appty as well to the Church as they do to a telephone calf. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH h"" L,r,,,,)aivandtilatfl Rev.DmnldIO Sale P*st Sunday School S ISa in M*r,url Wt-ihIp II Na in MYP3AI$wi 711pm. Eve. war shIp $ £3 un in. Wadawsday Mnitp, Prays,0t., The Church is for you! Its services of worship, its program of religious education, Its comforting ministration in time of spiritual crisis.., all for you! Other Churches THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orarqe Blvd . LaI Mewe. Willard El.tIdp, Past Sunday School ii 11a.m. Ma',Woqphtp II:Ila in. 711pm PrayCf Mi,t,n Wtdniiday 7 Sip in iris ian o _______________ Methodist meet Wednes y at . The members of the Boardp.m. and md charter members will be Pastor. Friends are invited to esangelist and sinner for ____ years and is a trustee and more effective, working a boost by getting people 'nized Ncs members will tins sert,lce at Ue p talking about Sunday School, J Park Baptist MissIon, 2743 member of the deelOPmeflt het en this Christmas Board be received into the church. Arlene Commtngs, a turned on to It. and involved in staf at ry g , - irseminole Sin"ers will Country Club Rd. meeting in Fellowship Hall. representative of (.,ospel Light ii Kentucky'. The neert Rollings Publications, will come from Community The second session will be recently moved to Sanford. Thda at mree Oviedo Baptist Miami and lead this seminar, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., rnembjs of the church's Methodist _________________ . The first session will begin Saturday, at the Masonic A special missionary service chancel choir are members of Ce n Ira I Baptist Special music by the corntonight with registration at 7:30 Temple. Coffee and donuts will IL T1 — Sunday will end the Week of the singing group There will bined Sonshine and Co and in the CongregatlonalChristian be served Anyone atten ng A youth retreat is planned - Ptayet (UI (uIriIs iislsiuut at also be re(rel'irnent.s. 'i'uung hope choirs and (lurch klluwldp !d itt 2401 nouId bring a sack lunc ____________________ Central Baptist Church yo the First Baptist Church of On Dec. 14 the chancel choir reception of new church people at Camp Moon in Park Ave., Sanf..,ru. The film, Drinks will be furnished. -.L'i.Oviedo The esirung serice will present Handel's Messiah inein!xrs vill highlight the 11 Lecsburg today They will -will be conducted by the return for Sunday School on 7 13414518 4 4! 1 )" ' church's Women s Missionary • ,IUPI J • .1. \. \4P# L e L Sunday The theme for the ,. Union TheActeenswlllalsobe nlsiorIc Lilurcil retreat is 'What Does He presenting a missionary _______________ ______________________ Require of Me" Leaders will ° drama ' be red Mullins associate Theservlceswillbeginat63o I as nnlversary pistor at Pinecrest Baptist with a Lottie Moon Coered Church, Rev Bill Coffman, 4 Dish Supper " Lottie Moon was ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—In laid the foundation, and Mrs. Ann Coffman, Rev David = I • ,/ a missIonary to China of whom this day of spacemen, cities of reconstructed the building Baldwin, Mrs Nancy Baldwin, - the Christmas offering for tomorrow and population cx- Great care was used to protect with LaVerne Yeadon In charge foreign missions Is a tribute. A plosions it Is hard to Imagine the beautiful Tiffany glass of the kitchen. -'i special offering for foreign that one can find a bit of 19th windows of the chapel. missions will be receIved Century peace and tranqulllty In 1908 the chapel was again Sunday night. Free Methodist : in the midst of it all, opened for worship services _T__ The evening s.n ice to begin On one qf Central I lorida's from October through Easter The Sanford Eustis Free -. at i:,0 p.m., are open to the busiest thoroughfares SR Theyeararoundresidcntsoften Meihodist Church at 4th and public, where thousands of cars a day oked that liGod : YOUTH MUSICAL SCHEDULED went north 'n Laurel in Sanford wil! share - i-Il WMU Director at the First whiz by, stands a little white hse summer with the tourists." with other Free Methodist , Rev. Charles E. Davis Jr. mlnistcrot music, will play the role of , Baptist Church is Mrs. Mary wooden chapel that once was There were enough per. churches of North America In King Nebuchadnezzar In the Young Muslcian Choir presen- Walker, program chairman is lost in the woods, but is now a rnanent resider-ta here by ti celebrating the birth of Jesus atin of (be junior musical, 'It's Cool in the Furnace" Sunday Mrs. Marilyn Salter and Acteen beehive of activity, early 1950's that felt there ChriSt on [lee. 14. evening at First Baptist lhugt-L of Sanford. Christmas music dii- thr is Mrs. Muriel NorIn a special program The Altamonte Chapel or the should be an organized church. will be presented by the Pre-school Choir and Musk cod. Lake Brantley Union Chapel In February, 1954 the chapel, designed to look beyond tinselry rb... \ tilts a church wide fellowship and treats for the children to A contest to name the ic±!y it was flrt known, was built in which for over 50 years v had and wrappings, members of the follow. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) newsletter of the First BaptIst 1885 near Lake Brant)ey. It was been a great factor congregation will observe their iii ti ---'-i, the 3riginal dream of a Mfs. community, was now a full- annual ' 1esus Birthday Carlos Cushing, who with her fledged church Forty six Celebration" With gifts (or I i husband and other pioneers persons fam;lies and inbecame charter Christ • from New Engiand settled on members in March of dividuals tsill help the Light '------.-. rtj Mi, 'j 1 Lake Brantley. -' ... three of whom are still active in and Life Hour radio roa cas .. Countless cookies were biiked the chapel blanket the world with ,, sl. and sold, suppers and t , MASS FOR SCHOOL PUPIL S bak, ar W - In 1957, an eiucational fen 'gs tradIt1oally total one- Father Sean Shine of kll souls Catholic Church celebrated mass ' "-methods of raislng money were facility ws bcated and in third of fl annual worldwide rntly In the second grade classroom at All Souls School. "• used until enou was raised to 1962 it was enlarged and p'ans budget (or 165 releases each Leanne Sundi-all was one of children parlidpatlng by reading start the building on a three week in ten languages. scripture. tUmId Photo by' Bill Vincent) din COVENANT PRESNYTENIAN (HUNCH 1712 Hwy P Lake staty Stud Dr Howard Ore.. Pails, Sunday CPiv,rh School S..,. Mo,.i.n1 Wonhp I Nut-wy II Warn Satvtday Maui St,ailas! IN --- - _____ , ____________________ a, -'- - FIRST PNISSYTINIANCHUNCH Oak Ave &0St. Rev VttolI 1. StvaW and N,, KeaiWThW M011it.7ol$Iel$ bie.w.rtJiip 131am Chotch School lIla in II Warn Ms,siferslwp Nu'wy -' .' - . ___ -'.. - ______ _ _____ And the Church has a vital message — good news for a discouraged world. It has a glorious work before it — a happy fellowship for men, women and children of noble purpose. ____ COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ,,llSaIPn.vRs,Id Caii$bqtry ROT Whim Pickeft •ast sv. kr,uwtPlMshler Asitif Pailir 1s'wit-sP 0 )3A la in (PurchScPuool 03O&lham Services wIth daises Per all apos PellewSAp Cellos b,tw*en 14011(11 uu'vr 134pm Eveils WorsHIp 711pm Wed IbleStudy&Prays,Sarv 730pm First Wednesday FellowshIp Saps,' a Sip in. The Church deserves your support. it's for you' t(-p,II 1S i,trr AthrrI.,rg trrtie mt SI?a%butj,. us? ALLSOULSCATHOLICCHURCH lIIOak Aye .San$.rd Pail., Fr S K thaw Ash. easier Sat VIMau 7 11pm. sun MIII Sam.1$ Sit 7'w'ei Sat I ?p in H'yer, GOOD SHEPHFRO LUTHERAN CHURCH 7000 OflallJI Avc Ill-OS) LuTheran Church In Amirica) Rev. Jobs D,u$pdilarsd,r easter Sunday kneel SWam Wotsiep 1100am Christian Science i 0 15a in _________________ ___________ Catholic .. r..a R,UMI Sunday OrPoel _________ - ' Paste, I Siam FIRST SPIRITUALIST 0-45 CHURCH OF HARMONY '$ W. C'wcA tCivc Laaje Lkary hum •'ISpm £41) Loo.d. Fl I 30; 0tH W1P10l Pale_of a Mrs. Jsma Seam p in As. Pe;Ior Svndy LAder, &Mifli 1:11p.m. M.aI.a. $icvI Wad 7:31pm SunOjy 5c$eel IWStsAJp (hv.(kTra,,u.n5 C aann WaMp Wed P'aye SPt-VIC, . ,. __________ ill POrk S.',nue Dr Jay I C.saoal. p,, PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HØI*5!I1 West Tayta & Plud Hvpp Evanqeitsts B,bfeClass 1111am MIflIMW.q-ttltp II Na in EvmtnqWw'alup 101pm BIb4ICIIUIIWC4 7 Sip in Ph 771-4317 Sunday IcHe.4 Mi,vn, WStIA4P Transn, Hear - -. )Opm 7:10 p in "AIMETTO AVENUE 6APTIIT CHuRCH ThflPaImetfoAve. Mr • V, mend Cteck,i' PaiNt SvrdayScfeel 1:13am. MatoilgWeaiJwp 11:11am. £vbntIiI,c S..rvcea 7IIp m Wed brap,, & Obi, $!u4 i Sip in 7Ha5T,vAyy 730pm CHISlICPHFACHIIST 1 Eve0.eW.ishap Wad. Iaeu'.qlar,*ce Randy Ru, Wed"esdayI.bf,C'ajo r5ss'%u Su4t'tteyl Sy thi American Bible S0itr _,t-. - .... - 1IRSTCHUICH3FCHRISTSCIEhTIST 30 East S,ig 5prq Sunday Set-vIta £ Swnea, So..; t W.dnatouy Strut, I Op in - 1 - Monday Isaiah 28:16.20 a.ah I 22-4 Tuesday Mark 1 - 1-4 Wudnesday Mark 1 9-12 Tburdy Friday Isaiah 55:6-9 - Matthew 3:71O I' (tf) +T' t. \ FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ill Park Awe 1sF Kill Pails, MIninWersIiap I teA 11am Sunday School 0 iSa an UMYF 130pm Man's Prayer $reuklat lsd&ItIiTPivvtday 0 10am Family bl;Pt Supprr 3rd Ssi! I -2p - Saturday Luke 19:41-44 _t THE LAKE MANY UNITED PNCSB'VTERIAN CHURCH fl,lbf Ave lake Ubry Na, AF Stevens Unite, Sundi,Clwrchk*sel S ISa m UinW.t.Jp 1111am Yeemcreep I )3prn Wed (PIQI? Pradico 111pm ___ __ ______ _________ _____ _______ __________ _____ ______________ - _____ - I - ______ ____________ - '" - UPSALA PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH Cotnea C.vfWy Club & Upa.sla Readi Pastel Rev Darwin lisa I ha in SWam Mat,,.alWeciPlp 7 11pm Ev,niliWecilWp . - ____ - -'. - ____________ — PAOLAWSSLIYAN CHURCH Old N? 44£ Otis,q Ave.. Paa NI. Cascier Ivalday School 5:45 M11Wil5W,f%hIp ii ISa in (vynin. Wrilt.p i lip in risil I Sap in - , The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ' -* ____ ..'. ' a - - - FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRYPRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS anti Employe WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson MARKETS indEmpioyes PUB'JX ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS &PAINTCO.,INC. Jerr" u Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. INC. —' . ØAP1i%1 Antoth laplot ChurcII. OviaN Calu•ry toplit' A$I'mBly. 7X Faaiwol Saniwl Garden Club, Hwy 17031 Caawry Radii Church. Crystal Lab, £ Psi Lab, Ully c 'r c ci E (null Iapl'it (P,.t?i 1311 Oa Aye Cliolvofa FirSt BpII Ciearwat., Mssan..ry lapirit Church, Saiulwue;t Ni Elder tp,ss Sap ;tC.hwct, OrdOqlaMel$ at H.i. #tA., 5urst Baptist Church SIC Part Ae friendsHIp Rapist Church of Aitatihol, Spiiaa. 0' 430 AhtInw.fe -"-- jpvui C4.utvI. ,Z D..jt, Fist CI'O*Ch 54 Gawva Ft.i' Si.M' (Ptt l Lake '4P first Baptist Crutch it Lab, Maiw P.rt Baphut Ct.grA of Lanosed. Ci Church A GraM N,it B*plit '-'o ol O''-da Put Baptit Cr,' ct Sa"L c-c Sr,n5i F"i? - Mii*Ait RigId C,',.,cPu 11Cm W 13th St Fo,i' ct, •4.sl Church Ff51 Bapl.il Clutch ut Oilttn Fo*Iarn Mud $.jt;I (Pisrth, Ov$e*' Jasdsm P41*510W, lay1't Church, 11)1 W Firyl -ur, ' e_.,...-_.. - ., ' - ' WINN.DIXIESTORES and Ernployes HARRELL&BEVERLy TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff . '4% fficiall FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY -- ____i' ASSEM$I.Y OF (#00 F.t Alsembly of God, IHII A Elm . - - -- -- GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes " WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff ,4.. - - ' ' ' -. -' - ---fl'- - - CHURCH OF CHRIST Chuttli of Ch,,t, ISIS S Park Ave. Churches Chit at Lake hits. U S lIt? N Cassithorry Chwcb.4ChI,st.bNPatrnIpqs,,Dr Altamai.aa Church of (hail, Goneva (hutch .1 Clu,l, L04005004 (Part,, ci C'-it P1ll ttm , P*oiths.de Church of Chruit, Flu haves Dr. Maftand CHURCH OF COD C'iurcpi of oo. 4) HiCkOry CJIutr7i of God. 113 bY. Hod Clutch of God. Oviude Church of 0-ed NO1lu. s-... isirs. ClvrcI5 Of God Mifl*. Efltiriit, Church of (#14, tOSS bY lith Sb. (Ptr(P, of God in Christ. Osd. Chur(IlaI(#,dofpvIpb,cy.75p,$ ElM A.' Chs,ch of God of Prepitecy, U04 5 P,r;imr'n Au, Church el Gid Mi s.c-n Enfirpri, VCi( CPv,O of Cr4 I Pti iii 'flU 51 - Sa',tcud EPISCOPAL - - .• -, r_..-- ----- - --- . -. METHODIST larnett UntIed Meinwial (lurch. £ DeSaty Ave Ee$.qpr,e Bias Lake United Maihodit Church Bath,) AM S. CftvrcP., Canaan HQ1*. Css.ctberry C.31?nu.igty Usi.l.4 Ujihedif Chuuh. Hwy :70? & PISty $p, Rd . Caiwlbsrr-y DwBary Cimmunet Mrtpd,ot (P''tp W HgP'ari RI DtO,r, fr;l (jr.tj f,'ttP,Jtt Cluith lIt Pail A.y F.rsl Matnedil Clwrth el Oi,ad. First I-ovtht-., Mdtl*dtt (PvSth. 2404 1i,,i,,d Au, FriC Mi'Dict CPlnt11 SCal bY Itt. 30 Gitieva M.,llbd,il CPMo, Ge,i v a Grate Un.)ad M-ethoditt CbivrcP. Airport BIv4 Grant Chapel A U S Church. Ovipdo Oakr.,, MaPPiedial Church. Ovi.d. flvl.ea U.thi. (h...ru. P.I. Weiltyari Mtihoda, Il 4. W at bela It. Jlmei A U I 0* at Cypt*sa SI Uary'o A M E Church SI. RI. 415, Osle,o St PauI'i MeiMd.l Church. Oilcan Rd. &Me,pr1i,, Stattord M,mr,aI Church, S De.tary Sa'IIa"d U.'trd M.thodt Church. Tamp Fi,.t Fod , 30mirai Blvd - Altain.nI, 5prits NAZARENE FIsstCbwchofrn,Na,atativ,w )MatUapl1 N-.. n..0 .. . .lq ..aneva (RuftI 0411. bia,a.. ..... . of any Chapel in 1955 Upon his death h11g,15, .'.. -' Re Edtiard Miller became of 1895 Not only was the fruit frozen but the grot,es were the pastor that same year and - -. $eR4I*ItChW(*.Fof,1SCII,C4mM,.4J;yC,.4,,Fe,,$;(,0 N.e MI Calvary M,ssawuay aapt.tt. 1100W t?taSt Now taPes, Pv,.,sf,, SapasI CIlutch. 1511W IPh SI N*w Teifinveni tOpSail Church, Quality liw, North LataqwOld Niw Mt han Ii,Iyil Clutch, IrN 4ea, Lvi Ra,,ana POrk SaØlst Church, 3,43 W. 34* St. Poopit', SaplhtI Chapel, 1111 W F5,') Street. 511100,0 liplit (ttucP,, Ill W Ailport B.d rr ir: Bs;-t', a K Ft-i- P.i Prs,vesi M.iIinnasy Paplil Clulil, U4'OIy Sec-and Sli,t.n Masiaeoty Baptist Church Wail Sa,fwd S.,mili Bipist Temple. America', t.çon Hill. Fern Pact Suntand taptast Chureb. 2410 P&mella 5;. Ja1ei Missionary Baptist Church. SI Ni. III. OsIten st. POul Iip$ijl Church. III Ptsp .Svt ti U,I,ThWI I1ptis Church. Cau4. *4ts 5p,lss, t,ijfls,y Iops,sa, bits A *eoar t JubØ.1 tstanasy Baptist t.wc*. fl$ Cyprei SI. Ter1pe Baptist Church, Palm Spri,,g Rd. Lnanout, Sp,aws Waltam Cfta.el Mnsi.niry aptist Ch.arth, Marl & Wilhia., t. Allanwat, Serials lou Pfcp• flaptt ChurIt 7)7 Otan, Au, CATH3I IC Chw'ct. el thu Nativity, Lake M$y All S_ova C.atheitc (hurt. III O Lv,. Saraterg II Lan'; Cathsaic Church. Owesd Ira.), 0.Bir $1. Lv5wS*iee Catpoli. Cbs,h, Sun-at Or. v# it Stespo NI, ---- -- ........... a 1 ... - A I 5 Uatk Presbyterian Church '02$ 'aim Spouu Rd. AJt$rnWi Upsai,a Camisuint, Pr•i1yfot-i Cti.rgli. Usal, Rd We49vnsst, Pcesk.I,rsa,, Church. led i, RI., Cassobherry SIVENTH DAY ADVENTIST F;itt I as, la.,itl DIp A4,y,,t CPiitrti Hwp I)4 F•ret City r1trIt' Dâ Ad.,nItt C11.atcb MI.lIyy , SaAIe,4 5.v,nmk Da, a0ntt CPl1(h. Fffi & Elm WutefSpfIllst,vafitti DOvAdvefihslCpaur(h 54$ Me,R Mire Hill huOnpida, Oil P11W It. SiSfird OTHER CHURCHES AIIts1 A M E "but v'h. Ofv & I3 Alt Faith CPiae4, Cain4 ' SiwiMli Wfttya Park Rd :,.,.., P401 *554 Ii Chpe1, If ardjtl A,, Cu4e$ Cowms,. ChurCh ChWch .5 Jeivi (Pius; ci Laster,, O'tfiod, CI'vqp.Latter Dap SIldi. 7315 Part Ave St JOIW CPif,I,it.m Chapel, Hwy F,r Part Ill) "it CPl-..(P CI(P"jt Sun 1*t i- S 2nd SI Lab, Mc.tro CPlpø;, Orauji Blvd. Lake ManJW 'lldO1li Hill of Ji-hovih0 WI4415 Lab, •sr, SI UiI, 154) W I'd hist Bath Church f 11w Lit,5 God. Midway Stst,CVltL$ 011051 lb. Y$Wqp&r. . . "r I4II .... • "' -- 7 .,.L 'J..cca'5 -- - ____ - - _____ - -. 1 - 'IF - - '.I -- - ------ a - - ., — - - ____ * i" - - =-.--- ___ * -- -- " -- I Lsan,....,.... L..r the first sunday School The chapel "as receited Into Superintendent of the Chapel, thefellowsiupof the Northeast moved to Winter Park They AssocIation of the Florida gay. Rollins College a quit Conference of the United claim deed in Lieu of tuition for Church of Christ In Februar' the education of their two 1965 daughters With theeofthe Florida In the early 1900's two ConferencetheRev WayneE Altamonte men were riding In a Smith was located to be a full horse driven rig near Lake timmIn1ster,aIter Rev toiiller Brantlev. Mazwsll Melnive. •vnrønnM '°' h •.hoc . - - - - - -- "' - bY -'' .----'-' -_ _ - . -.__.Z ' ': - -- -- .i - - and Arthur t th. s.i 'si1Ier di,a'nver-awl a ' caw'nntttitnn DIXIE ECHOES Natior.afly known "Dixie Echoes" of Pensacola will sing Sunday Baptist Temple, Fern Park at the 11 a m ser-tice and will prrient a gospel ünging cornerl at 245pm at the tern it Stminole GIVE CONCERT Ir1' me group is lien eacis Sunday mornlu on the "Gispel singing Jubilee" television program. Estudie La Biblia En Espanol ('RISTOCOMO CEPITSO I Till T S (NFOQUE - V UNICA ECUMENICO PARA ' I �__ ___________ ii ! i ' __ __ T i:"- iE~ ¶ - ___ ' - .- " I g - - - - ii ! . • J- - _ !-.'.; IV - __________ - •$I 4 ______ . - .• - ':' I - - -- . - • - •-- - • -__________ '' ' if ' 1 - I! I _ ;. •' ,: -'-_-- - 7? -- -- ----- - -____----r-- __ __________ 8A— Eive' nin gUcr danIord Ans*er o Pre vi ous Pj;I - BEETLE BAILEY ___________ A'L S — - - Hope 13 Wdd" 59 Actr 14 Roman god (it 62 love 61 16 City on thn t '0 e A ; I D5 A L -- (itynneir OW4U.nqpIa 48 8 An--- ___ I UNA av-y ay , AIt N" M C: Art 2 Descended 26-- LugOsi 2 Dash 28 Complacent 3 Got up 30 Formerly FMo1vT'M4o)Q lLl/s'vv'..irii . ra.l I•-d7TI..Of'il, 111f%?.J I I I • - 17 (don T -- i ct&t 31 Cary --35 Patton saint of Sonsom for l 6 Harem roomi —Ohvoer L and or binshees goose city 3a 7 a gres. 43 Electrizal unit fraternize with the wrong 4;;4 - L P7 ±_ ! 12 13 61 Range of 15 Ips tA1IIC .. Arr. ! Im O -- p:ss N A5?(ED I Larry - 29 WAS A9CuT AS DLIM9 45 'IOU CAN ETJ 35 36 37 51 — 59 — 52 - 53 -, '. 54 Sr 55 __ 61 64 ______ by Stoffcl & Heimdohl — . i 1b 1 j i ——— _____ 68 ByOSWAIl)andJAMF PETUNIA, St rai g ht a 1_% About Chic Young 11 ! Th14I( I'LL JUST WAIT FOQ ThE MOv!E -- NUCLIFAD 06.4y'So/-S', -, ' j - READ ITI? .; . I.— Z11'r . 1; .(_11 . ~ - C-'- .. 4Z —, — 7i .2 0,1 . — j: -% 1 HOLLYHOCK ' KNITTING 'rbu MADE ' ME DROP A).. STITck.)t - - - -____& ) . - -. I - 10 '-: - zi- 1-= -I-A - - - ,-A_T P jA -- WE _ _____ W _~ , -, 17 . -r - ' w' .'A 4: : we II_1 - J - . - by Bob - -V - MA I- I lWaVIVI II, ill%am ill IVt.I fit -, ;--' '-:4-, / i~ IL -EL - _ - ;1Ir-. -I~-- 'JL.Iy J$I. tl~e i) .C~ c ' ----- - = - ii ::T t* frjL WHAT 'S A I MICE Gii. Lie lr__~ r, ~- _~ - - ~V / , " R .;4 - j . rd 7 YOU DOiNG /flc 1 [_. , ~ I! JLJLJ ____ - A A Michigan reader wants u - — -J - - "c 7iiiS COW of c oa and should avoid 10 41 Do TUMBLEWEEDS - " 4 is For other tips on prevention 4 brought in an impossible grand slam for him. Ile sat as fa ced wi th th e wwhat to bid over West's five-heart bid. fie realized that if he could stop a North enloved viaitjnu with his a ' , Mrs. Maude Nelson before returnini, home - I , . I '~~__I!i 1. — f I I I 1 il — — - -, wrap up seven spades, flow to, answer individual questions ' stamped, seIf.addressed A envelopes are enclused, The most interesting questions wt;l be used in this column - - .! , k . ' _____ • '.I '- _________ -. - - - _ - - -- -115 ' _____ - - - , 1. I - - - _,4111111111111111 MW40`1r~~ _ - -- , 0) . ~% ______________ s - ,/ - ---. V - _____________________ _______ I V - i -- --_- - - ' Ranchland residents, spent the q- ~ - _____ DEAR ABBY: I need advice M girl friend told me that -' -, — ._ l - - - — - _______ - _ - _____ 1- _=~____ . mr~--- ~~ ~_ -. - - ____ -- - - i---. - .• - ___ ---- Wars District eon- Joan and Dan Martin, with their children, Kenny and Linda Fort on Nov. A~28. cOmPanied b, his father, Dan Martin Sr., treated Mrs. Martin to a day off by taking the group E , - . f . U 7 Bill and Kathy Woodfin of the to dinner fit an Orlando eatiN Terraces recently rel urned spot - /____________ i~ _. , - -_ - -' - --- ~ ~11111111111111111 y1mv,ds' e-1" .F---'F- 0-vow- _________ _____ - .- -4 I, / . ____________ ____J _ "7 ----_— - I! _=_M - - __ __ - — C I ______ _________ I - — - , V 7 ,'qw,;~ I MWEA. , :4 .'_ - - . A~ V. _. - " , ., 1 - ~,- .~- - __ E - ______ ' 14 . - A _______ - _____________________ a's because he threatened to educated and have good kill her if she did. manners. I am fully employed The problem is Owt there are in a position that pays a modest -en younger girls at salary. home, and she is afraid he will For the last year, I have been friendahin A The unethical one Is it. o the same to LI. um. u constant escort Oi a well-toyour W • can Auune a A I - __ END OF A ___ ___ -- _____ __ TOUGH fricad that jibe bhould ronfide DEAR TALKED: A "gigolo" her fears to a clergyman, doctor, teacher, relative or isamanwhotssupportedbya woman. You're not. I see some other resionslble adult. -_- --- 4 1- _~Wq - - ; J j~~ . t __ WT , I- , , , e ^04F -. I I 1?1t: 4-T11110 " Qlovk.- - -I. ",- ` ik~_V - o I , t~ it'! h %U ,t .. I __ nothing wrong with the W 4n I I., C'. """"""""',iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ put my order fri with the a ready wishbone on Thanksgiving hit! flgure it (fri fl I hwt 10 make - - And ease write again and let me know what has ha worn out. Ae panders (lie problems of a working girl in a Trevira Brig-A-Doon dress teamed up with crocheted hat and knee-high stockings, a winning combination for holiday season party times. -. L, -1 - 1_'., - - :,. -_-t_ , %hr. "_i_~ 1 -_ tI - I ' - ' I 1 - 1 I - -j___ 1 ___ 4 ,, . . --:-:,*:.- :0 ..-I# , -_. .. . -:---:- . -- I and well-groomed. I am e11 4 7- 0 . . ~ ~ -_ -af- __ I- - Z -- __- GARDENERS HONORED I - . 61 __ a~~ V ___ __ _____ = ___Inp~j ~-zf_p '-V' M~j~~Z~!f~~--,-i-q U I 'i 35 FWIT4 N v - - il -. r-- ': _-.--&-i,.t _~~-r -_ I .I -- -i- - _ - L'ei' '1 < • akes Pet A G t M if Ut _- . qt~- oLkj.DlCJ( 1 o ones Cc.L?/ c'5ecoNe. l5CIf1)1t Aosbes.c..J : - -- - - - - J MARGE WILLIAMS 3221812 the American Veterinary animal shelters also involve children may unknowingly roam or spot tlirpets and Medical Association AVMA) mne expense Any animal you injure a ycm aitmal, often by furniture has a few suggestions that can bring into your home should be 'over losing" it. Carcful selection proper make the gift a joy for the vaccinated eainst infectiou Hate yw dog or cat sur- planning and responble care entire famy. diseases Depending upon local gically reutered as soon as your can make pet nershi p a Select a pet that will fit into laws, ).Our pet nuy alm require veterinarian says the an~kW '-- derful experien . Decide a license. ready. Neuteri.ng helps prevent famfly. __ W~~ - -r , 4 - - SHIRLEY MILLET - s - . ____ — --— - ~- ~_ - ~~_,______-__ _- e- *~ --- - I I ~- _rAJ .. - -.- I person, and I still lose her ,mramodate in your house or regular medical attention, -a artment allowin enough nrnr nittr1 lilt - M k\ / L~~7 - ". -- -e- nafflm -. - 1 ~ ~c * _iP 54 - - _ I . . rzE - - -= i- ____ DEAR ABBY My son left his wile and children mor another monkeys, skimlits, jwigle eats rarely make good pets. Tney can be Mr.andMrs.LarrrnN.TruedproudlydlsplaytheGaro,tiofthe expensive, difficult to cans for Month sign In their) J at 101 Forest Dr , Sanlord Awit ted by and very dangeroua Their the hibiscus Circle the 'anford Garden Club, the hoor was behavior In the home i often bestowed upon the Trued iuple because they do all th eir own unpredictable. landscaping and pirdcn'." to keep their yard looking neat and tmrn flnri . veterinarian s;wuld givie ur a pet regular health checkups, Be a 0 111111 Garden Winnei • h, Stri'i't pi4an nf ' MIS, U L' WOMEN'S HEELS Peg Prices with this --_ .- . ii C11- -ii - - _VWZ tm_ ~ 834 Sring - Lorigwood -1 111~ N42; 9 &I' , 1*_"_ Deltona Garder Club has • coupon. selected as December Garde:1 I of the Month, the 502 RIchmond y Winte r S pring s AIlanioni a - r fl,f, ' :: - . .: rig , . — . ,I -- :. - a 7 t- - it~~~~ y If you are planning to give food, health care and other sure ffmiily me-mbers do not ciertal health problems, and flain-entials. "Free" pets from Mistreat the pet. Very young usually makes pet.s less likely tsi ' ---- - _ AVMAOffersTips riannin 4, ______ - __ DEAR ABBY: I Lim a middleI have always had a very aged, unattached gentleman warm relationship wi my who enjoys being well-dressed daughter-in-law. She is a fine — i'tI fl: . - - -W:!:-__~ I I -- rX.-M , ,___ - T 'A ,4~ "f ~,- V - AW,"TA V/ hftfft,50VI- Jj4w )V 7),6 - ~~_ - SUCflCe5 could be tragjc DAYS WORK - ''-________ - molls I i_I a arrnngemcct. in fact., I think . _\ - - has a Assure her that her father Is _____ - 0 IV• -_- - -i - _- A model's life isn't all glamor, and at the cod of a long day's photographing on locatI'i in New York (it) this talented tot _________ I got when no one was home She ne ver told anyone about HELPINGAFRIEND ronianticrnoIvement DEAR HELPING: Tell your TALKED ABOUT ---- - __________ ____ - My son has told me in no uncerta in t'trms that he . side rs it highly 'unethical" for me to maintain a close friendship wi th his estranged wife Is there Iwie ethics this? I'll continue the friendship th wrong. OLD-FASHIONED Abby - - 1. ". - - ______ from the age ofIo until w 15, her father continuously molested her every chance he to iiwc i uO wuuow w somew father seek help without others older than I am. She foot., Eviryt at pre')lem. Whets IM -~,-1 fWding out? Also they don't bills for dining out and at. vours? For a Personal reply, write to ha%e much money in case he tending the theater, symphony, Enclose stamped self . needs psychiatric treatment concerts and opera, which we bddrflstd envelope l4lCI4 '- --5.i . She doesn't want revenge, both love.(I could never afford \j and she doesn't want the police it.) eeriy H i ll s, ,.',. for Ab. to lock him up because her ne Wk around town -that by's booklef."Hew to Writ* Le"Pri ,, plo&se encloq# a mother needs his paycheck she is "keeping" nx -is totally for All OccaslefA.long. sell-addir blIdly. untrue. She has never given me I told her to threaten to call one pemiy or paid any of my --- the police if he molests any of bills. 11M *1 U* other girls. Do you think Would you call me i_yçv-s. . Besides, being friendly with her makes It easier for me to e - . -_ -.1f . Ernie and Vickie Hendrix of Psychiatrist By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN jJ ij_ - - _____ ----- Of - — Harrison Hotel In Clearwater of Hacienda Village, ac- Yates Sherer and other rtillstives and frkrAs. E Services - -_ - - ____ - vention held at the four-day weekend in Columbia, S.C. visiting with his sister and - 3 - brother-in-law, Bessie and bY Dick Tumor , .~v 7 r -, - - - grandmother, Mrs Ben Scale V_ j.m ho Jim and Leols Bradshaw, I JACOBY MODERN.) CARNIVAL R . . -- .='- - Fnen d s — water to attend a Veteran, of - ' r J__ . -_ , — ft I me f ol"lowing day, Schralf iday and the two coup1es DU Situ L' fr 'h Central Florida area. of Casselberry and Ramsey all Journeyed to Clear. Foreign heart lead his partner would dflo will receive copies of W J~ ._ :!i i_J - 1iL.JJ astorywithahappy.ndjngj concludingmegew - ' from a four-day Thanksgiving visit to Sarasota where they f -. AH4T CAUAS - - . WV newspaper. The Jacobys isIl I knee bends AU 00 ( - --= fi I , C!Ufstinasstory, rich in pathos; ,, , the Terra ces entertained his jiLi Elaine an Jack iuuis Oi in. a E Parents, arles spent the rest of the four day Meadowlark and ttwir f"y of Day. Pensacola on I -__.~ ~-- __ -- ~ - ~~ holiday as guests of his brother entertained Winter SpringsHendrix ThanksgivN and Aster, Brooks Nelson and residents Ka y and Vernon The elder Hendrix ,emained -- - z- Mrs. Irene Edward. Ilwy also Bessent on Thanksgiving. 6 by Gany Trudeau M M55EP I r. i -_ _ r. _____ • W, final hand of the rubber for the erts? Write "Ask Jacoby Impro vised a bid that the Jacobys ca re of this - Jr 1 _7 l Christmas." After amusing i i The following day the Nelson., . k wove iuie ales w h ere y drafted to play likely to bid a major ribber He r j with her husband until the whereupon you raise him to game. fourth arrived, On what turned out to be the (Do yot have a question SBU AWD MR . - - - Joe and Evelyn Nelson and children, Ernie, Teresa and Julie, of Meadowlark, NANCY JOUrneYed to St. Cloud to spend BOOTII Thanksgiving with her sister Correspord and brother4n-!aw and their DIAL Mr and Mrs Joe Spots _ know what to bid with. rubber bridge game at the modem bidders, Just cue bid Jacoby home. llarold Vander. two diamonds. You want to bilt f We inventor of contracti o game somewhere. was late and Mrs, Jacoby was e our partner bid a suit. — Yes, stomach tO (OM J:Icess acid Then kneel on the other knee digestive juice. 1.cir), '/ou should and lift with the other leg. in not drink coffef ,y.)u can use general this Is a very decaffeinaled brands), tea, satWactory and Ufe way to do PLACE ~ _`A_1_ ' the First Ba ptist Church of Sanford, spoke to the club members nfl [he Values of ' v ng Than ksg west F0 - R IS __ • rietitralize the acid digestive other leg forward and knee bent juice. to a right angle. Then as you P'er't1mportantchanges 'seuliRrweIghtw1th the in habits for the ulcer patient more pull on your thigh include avoiding foods or museles, but ft will avoid be verages that eonjj. o%erhenth ngof t he kjo(nt Thoycs - - E_ Pass patient eats as long as they eat full deep knee bend, kr*el on regularly. The food helps to one knee with the foot of the U ---__ 14-M In An Around Winter Springs - -- . JL___ = 49 4 - FRANK AND ERNEST *b4 f after your partner has doubled a one diamond opening b% Some 40 years ago there your left hand opponent . This is an as cne for - _ - _ ~ , - ,!_ :i_;- -410 . -. ~ Lord will provide - thz spirit of -- -- -- -- ----- . I • Chr is tmas. Doris Dietrich, chairman of Fine Arts Dept., Indu B Perinchief (left) and Dr. J. T. Cosmato Dr. Bert Perjnchief, coordinator of music at Seminole of the program, the Choraliers business meeting. She was Quinn, Mrs. Alfred Hunt and Coinniunit) College, directed sang "Arise, Shine for Thy presented with a Golden Age Mrs Stanley Pierce Bridge th Seminole Choraliers in their 11 Light has Come" Following Olympic., Medal for the Sanford winners were: %1i herbert presentation of choral music this num be r, to th e delight of Women s Club in recognition of Larson, Mrs F J Harris and Z. appropria te to th e Christm as club members, Dr. Perinchief their participation in the Mrs. S.G. Harriman. :on. The variety program asked them to Join wi th him and Go!den Age Program spons ored included the beautiful "Jesu, the chorus in singing the lovely by the Sanford Chamber of Mrs. Carl Deitrich was For the first time in more than 40 years, five sisters and their brother reunited last week In Sanford Joy of Man's Desire" by Bach, and familiar "Silent Night." Cornmerce. and Mount Dora. Highlight of the reunion was chosen by the club membiers as togetbcg-ijcgs and some sightseeing. Ga th ering at the In a lighter mood the Choraliers This program was sponsored by Golden Age Medallions were their nominee for the Roberta u Baker for luncheon before returning to their homes are sisters alld presented some of Alfred Burt's the Fine Arts Dept. under the also presented to the Olympics Gatchel Memorial award. (This brother, front ron, from left, Mrs. lutherMead, Chatham, N.J.: Ben Hunter Bingo, Columbia Falls, composiuoi, carols which he chairmanship of Mrs. Carl winners 0r the Mont.; Mrs. Wallace Pike, canasta and is an award presented yea. by Mount Dora; Virginia Hoover, Ft. Myers; Mrs Baker, and Mrs. Bobbye wrote and sent to friends in lieu (Doris) Dietrich. bridge t rnamen ou ts held at the the Kiwanis Club to a local deArmond, Gambrflls, Md. (Herald photo by Doris Dietrich) of traditional Christmas cards. Mrs. Robert Karns, club club house Nov. 12. Winners at woman who has performed In concluding the formal part president, presided over the canasta were: Mrs. George outstanding civic work. By Oswald & James Jacoby years, less than three per cent bent to the maximum amount with Lhe same operation you under weight that you nmy put h" 'd develoW a recurrenoce. too much r=w on wuc tures in the knee joint. Most ulcer patients who are eep not bleediag and don't ha ve an .er have a problem. obstruction or pe rf ora tion eat most foods. It is apparently An alternative is to change -- -- tricks quite small In a rntnej se ries of patien ts from d1f(eent DEAR READER — There Is hospitals studied for over eigh t some danger that as the knee - •-'- -____- w lit more I thoughtful mood with a betitifi1Ily told, tcr.dcr -- r4 ----'----- V . i I'm happy to tell you that thighs with adequate results your chances of having a Could you tall us flit Li bad for - ' - - A A Q5 4V t J 32 744, J 96 and what to do for them. You directions es-en if you have had and other readers who want this surgery, and you will probably can get it by sending in 50 cents not have any trouble again. for it and a long, stamped, sell, DEAR DR. LAMB - My addressed envelope folmailing. Address your Ietter to mother read somewhere that me in care of this newspaper, P. - deep knee bends tore out the 0. ". 1551, Radio City Station, flgam,ents in a pie"MIS k..ees. ARCHIE _ :'-' decided that North was sureiv void of hearts Ife led the kin*9 of clubs and Mrs. Jacoby had Pss Pass Openinglead - K disicusses the types a! ulcers you aisked about. Follow UIlese - - I - no trouble making all the 7A Piu Ulcers: or management of rend Duodenal, Stomach, that the issue of The Heal th Le tter ~ - - FAM IL Y It didn't take long. ~l Letter, number 1 :: _ • 4i J - - -';T- -11 - :- * there is an Issue of The Heal 4 -_I_____ -- )r.JayT.Cosmato,pastorof - -7 " -- finished P,63i ulcer-like problems should not use tobacco in any form, DEAR READER NEVER \ FIND IT ON THIS qffim ft - PRISCILLA P H t --.--- -r:' ff -- - -•C - WE'LL \ poop I - ______ delicious luncheon -- table unti the hand was west North , , c1 give me. ,' - - J 1074 more. Vanderbilt arrived while he was thinking and was & J 5 Both vulnerable Dr. thing with no bad sick "ll.s. acid digestive juice leading to However, I worry a lot about ulcers. the chances of the ulcer Finally, you and anyone else returning. I would really ap. wi th any history of ulcers DC ia any iiuoflflaiiofl you byAlVermeer I SEE' - ,F N~.,. , i~ %- Q '5 PRISCILLa'S pop '1LJR __ 1% * . PRACT$Cj& VAK V6 2 my chances of the ulcer mmmw returning? The acid stimulating nerves to my chocolate.The other be verage stomach were cut when I had that is a real no-no is alcohol It my surgery, • too stimulates CS stomach I can eat nearly any- produce massive amoun ts of 1F —I..: a •• .... atmosphere for the flidsUnas Program owed the . . N ' d his roblem bv'uc- biddin g - evt spades. It was up to West to lead. He thought and thought some SOUTH (D) £ 109 a 3 2 ! - - obvious. Finally he A cer By I E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. I.AMB - I had a bleeding ulcer perforate a year ago and had two-thirds of MY stomach removed. I heard Out you have an Issue of The Heal th Ixtter on u]L*rs und wondered If I could have It? Also what are - A cue bid - followed by a EAST £7 0652 BLONDIE PESSO L WE JUST WROTE A 603< RUOOLPH CALLED WISTy() ARE VU SPOKE AT OuR CLUB ' WEST V Q 98 AWJT \V ( SEVEN TWRTY!'I ' 4. .1 ~_ _,_~_~f_~,_ir_ - w--- ~eA-~_~~_ -:_-1________-1 _____________________________________________________________________ - 1 k1__ t - - i - -; -- rould he stop it' 5 A Q J 9 87 1 TRAT'SN V) wr!I . V_ - 11 I . __ Mrs Donald Flamm, Mrs -- - WHEN'S GONNA SE - r-r • The Woman's Club of Sanford Marguerite Graham, Mrs. S. G. Harriman and Mrs. Donald - 7,/- JACOIIV 'uORTH 6 C'INNJER `~E -!, -1 - `._~, - - i ______ I4EV, ' RIPPER RALSTON! - ' i r ! ~_ BRIDGE AT =-c-::: , ~~ Z__,-:-:~'o .- 7 - WIN i *'-)q YOUR BIRTHDAY ——— 6 1 some complications if you 62 J .-:--. , :_ , IN% i '-. - 7 g S to r e sAn_ S ng n held its Christmas luncheon and meeting at the Oak Avenue club house Wednesday. Chairman for the hostess ! committee was Mrs William Foster. Scring wi th her were Art --I. Brown, Mrs W H Crosby, - ir -- Dec.i, 1915 yourself too much todo and not This coming year will be a enoughtline'odoit. restless one for you in a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) An pleasant way. You'll develop interesting day br you socially, new teresta, seek new (r!ris but you're apt to experience and do mnre aveling than — -" _______ * - btb1y liecau,e you've given - 63 _____ — 41 60 — you (eel a bit uptight today, it's -44 __________________________ F 41 48 49 - 46 50 I 40 - r &*-Z/---T1I ___>c ,~ 33 134 38 -— — T__ THE WNNER EV A KNOCKOUT.... 3 - -, likely to be ,I!; ii-o-operative as look for excuses for neglecting .vou should be. Stubbornesis your responsibilities. They won't be magically whisked & doesn't become you. away VIRGO (Aug 2.3-Sept 22) it . Lewis GCJD OLD 4' PULLEO A SURPRISE TEST j BUGS BUNNY 1 LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Usuallyyuu'refalrlyeasytoget along wi th . Today you're no t ______ 7%1, GiVE US A FEW I cA'YS'NOTICE THE NEXT TIME HE I 4t?i — r20 -- by WN I%QV — - / , eb r In __ -- :r.. - nis will be some w hat disruptive day. You 're apt to feel pulled in several directions at once PISCES (Feb. 2U- March 20) Today ou H rationalize a: prudently. Avoid debit 5fl 17 . ", ill 1 1", ..-, - . 21) Be careful if travelIng you some today especially on short normally routine hops It's no AQUARIUS mz~,!_~_ ~~17 i __ An erratic companion ceptionally tricky for you todayll your aff air s ——— 16 18 110 11 !_'!.__ — 14 — — - .. II Poll El _ __ - I ) _ ( _ ______ T7 - . IL - - 'i a tendencytoday to CAPRICORN (Dec fl-Jan try things before taking the 19) Get a firmer grip than usual time to evaluate the con- on your wallet today so tempsequences. Don't be in such a tation to spend beyond your rush., means doesn't 58 increased 60 Seine 36 l'ussian 19) ;*! 0 - t mas Messag e ToId Chris _ - _4-i-A ~ ~ q: =1 - - 9 U . 1. soldiers card M Y could cause problems 52 laws city 54 Garden foot 56 Group of 57 Hawaiian Ii today. (p1) 30 Card game i Heap 34 Playing I YOU arfl)0flY so as to be offensive to others precarious balanci,. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) careful not to stir up an old Be very selective of those whom issue that's best left forgotten YOU choose to pal around With SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. O Maupassant heroine --Ka:loU ' 8 Pillar 9 Biblical p(oph lit * For Saturday, December 6, 1975 47 Delta __ S Truce (music) 33 l2Cfl example iq v S P ___ I)oelry ?ta Sea eagle DOWN - - OSOL ARIES (March 21-April River in llalV (ger1sce,ty '9 Expert colt) by I - 1 ~1 ~, - - - 66 Examination 26 THE BORN LOSER 1.LJ 4) : sleep 'I StitCh together 67 JL'plrPSQ coin 23 Facial O*IP expression p4cIalty — Caesar By BERNICE BEDE d __ ___ Presidt'nt 64 Li L;J ss ______________________________________________________ HOROSCOPE Mort Walker Aw mockz I .- - r _. .. t-ridy. 0ec.5. iv73 -HANSON'S . . -- $ i 75 ONLY MEN'S HEELS Reg . $2 75 ONLY SHOE SHOP 99C a 0 SHIRLEYMILLET a ForesiCity 111 I. Moti..Sat. I HILDA RICHMOND ND 5:30-5:30 * -Aa- -j _ — _______ - -::L-=-_ �-.!i -• -s = 5 ' TrT rr - 1C4-EvenlngHcraJd.S,nkrd,FI - Ftd.y,Dc,j,973 — iv TONIGHT'S _______________________________________ _______ — 31-Apartments Furnished CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole SON Ftoo(RfxSiFozx)goos Friday Evening •9' 6 6) WEEK IN REV)Ew 9' Y°'fl'.n9'.si.& 630 U Backusnwsttiestoiyoa 9) ALL NIGHT MOVIES: 9i'I who bet In Santa Claus. espite ,-,e )O triend' dibeliel, (A) ' (j €D MO\IE' Montgomery. Mona Freeman 1956 The j($ I&flaCguerf1IaS) terrorize ard plunder plantatons 8-30 'ypi CHJC ,s MAN: Joe Silver guests a a 10P'Oflht5O$tOttgn Eds(JackAibertson)jnventjon intoabigrmnoymaket'. 6") MOVIE "fl Bots' jotin Wayne, DUvxJ Jasen. 1968 mdOal3th DUSt BIQit1e James stow. wt,Giflk,iy(B&W)1%5 FLLI&' farce &j ig'g yew oldg uewslhaaushon B(i9dta aw, 230 (2 DJiy DEnoai 255 9) MOVIES CONT.: 'Brldes c Fu M tiu." Christopher Leo,TschaiCtn.Brdish. 1966. Story of a fl(Th conqUonflgtheoi1dtyyboi'C lag SC' IS todovotop POW' Otfti ray gua Sequel to "The Facc,FuManchu" 4:45 (9) MOViES CONT.: 'i3egin ning of the End." Brian 12 NBC NEWS sence i Regular Skating Schedule ______________ Mondays 7:00.10:00 p,m. Tuesdays Private Parties Only _____________ ___________ L ____ Wednesdays 7:30-10:30 p.m. FlLES:Arynnk'5 Closed 2nd Wed, of every month Thursdays Private Parties sister er*s floci1orvfs aid in rincing v*n 9 MOVIE "Dr Pb" ----, mss 1962.Ffstofthe Bond w'tth agent aIiend (JosephWisnan)ot.j trot the tiM.jrId €D P.VIE: "Morgan" Van____ _I-- Aed9rave StatS In thiS ig€ Br,tcs), con'iedy. warner and Robert Stephens ot Fridays 7:30-11:00 p.m. t'ys S:30-11:3 ... & I.3.4:03 p.m. & 7:3.11;CC p.m. Sundays1:30.3:3Q&4:O0.:0O p.m. Outd, Rides Next Door SKATE CITY On The Track Rd Ott Hi.iy U 7, Fern Park oostar. _______________________ _______________________ [iAáGAn MATS. (Vry DAJ 'TIL2:30P.M.- Sl.25_J ____________ ________________________ 6.00 .9) GROWER-S ALJA.ANAC 630 (6) SUMMER ESTER 6:50 C9) DAILY 6:55 2) DAILY DEVO'noNAt. (9) EARLY NEWS 700 t2j ACROSS THE FENCE ';6) US OFARCHIE €1) MOViE: "tw$y Gui Is (9.) DOZO'S BIG TOF El) ROMAGNOtJS TABLE c$c:' Rben1 Biay, Paz Dcnahuo. 1357. BASed Oil a PC1,y SpIiO bOL a /J0 i2) IDRE,MOFJE*t4NIE (GD 'fl'E RJNTSTONES 4:00 12.) HIGHCHAPABRAL '9) NCA.A FOOTBALL: lexas 800 nuder-er. MM at Mcansas. ERG C? Pt_US ED i,VOMAN (R) FOUl (2) POLiCE STORY:Or1e su off bgtls to keep his wife ativo FRANKENSTEIN AT 2:15 4:0* 10:00 (6) PEBBLES AND 8.4MM BA.*A (9) HONG KONG PHOOEY whe another ees" to oltnina* a civ4ian' wife, Ron PLUS - EL) SESAME STREET (R) 830 Lie an, Pad &ite, Harm HARRY AND TONTO ccies I STAI1INOAlTCAmy (2 - (,2) -, .. .. -.. . (6) (J, 1130 'rCN$GHT _________________________ 'rHE(kpEApESp TOWERING ________________ Horsemen." Omar Shah, LoIgP Taylor-Young, 1971, A yusig mar doi1ctes Fwnaelt to rer when he l$lflfI.fld OF WALDO rrr EL) THE ELECTRIC COMPAN? (R) 930 L'yingtoe,tof'5 (21) iNFERNO m$*Rzionasahorae,,,,n, (R) (1) WOE b%ORLD "Mxdy "sry, Somali fashion model knan, are guests, AT 2 - 155 IS 0:34 (3cr-shin, tvWty Men, otto' NEtG#-ORHOOO(R) (.2) .4) 'larD xx?ta,sr5 w*,.ti _______ ___________ _________ _____ TazaT'*z SATUROAYANO$UNDAY I AT I-N 3-IS $Ii1ai, u.S Kiddies 1.00 ______ ______ __ Show -________ 7: 30 & 9 :45 -- 3 OATS OF THE CONDOR flAIP:koRos[RTR(oqoeo (2) AATIL& (PITll ATS.237.5411 *4 () L6 fETONS FAR jf[ si s-'. I 9) SPEED B4X3GY of the Zs.iu war- rs" €D ,r€ OIET [XR1S$" -- COM PANY (Vt, II 'I'- Jqy' ___ ____ -'-'_vI EVEYTUES&T,IURS t IIiIFAO AD'JLT 11 00 CHILDREN SOc ________________________________________________ Tar.gerines. Call 32202*7. U trcible is rrustaken fix rid. ans call 327-0374, Rustell arson,becon'o-t--nintorost C)'u,nIey 9) MY/IESCONT,: "ACovo- (2; EERGENCY: Camera," Leigh chnstian and - - Real - hours weekly with c.mplete STUDIO 1.2, 3 Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. 2 BE DROOM TOWNHOUSES APARTMENTS FURNISHED - PROM t $ 1)5 OR UN FURNISHED SANFORD DEPOSIT. _______ 322-2090 'rolessionallvManaged Estate Broker RLIORS--.'d-'__••••,4, i— engaged in buslnes at 963 14. High. i to me of ARROW ENTERPRISES, 6' 41 --Houses TASTY WORLD RESTAURANT LIVE NIGHTLY * * ______ ____ ' * _________________________ LEAVE MIDDIES AT THEATRE __________ ______ flrI'if;tr.-ril'.p.1,, - Dress Informal SANFORD PLAZA * 0 * SHOPPI4G _____ !l _______ __________ ___ ____ ________ ______ ______ __ _________ ____ . * __ ______ lpm.*OJp.m • _____ ____ I ______ _____ _____ ___ __ ___ ____ ___ * pOt __________ " ____ _________ _____ ____________ * ________________ ____________________________________________ Magic Fingers Of _____________ Afeisu ___ _____ SH& I EASY EXCtIING NEW I. ___________________ _____________ ___ / r. , I ________ ____ rJ I \ - HOT BISCUITS ____ ) One & 2 bedroom apartmenti, or Unfurnithed Ne-sly -furnhihed __________ 11 * 4MCKANDW... OUT" Starting L I 5 PM - 7 PM ____ MONDAYTHRUSATURDAY I ___ _____ k!11 ______ GREAT UYL, ftii _____ HIGHBALI..SISC CALL BRANDS PHONE 323-40*0 S I i.L7 . - 7 i_ 1 •k1H&'' ";'/ I __ - O$UONAW$*TIA6STfT& kOUT4a.IAHFOWO,9A ssm. - Weekly, 3.3)5 Hwy Il-fl, Sknfd. l - ______ - 322 7331. where the snappers will see thCm 254$ Park Drive. $JOup ' Gifts to please each arid evefyononi the entire family from FULLER ij Reed's Indian River Fruit Shipf,*rs, _'-,'_--.. - REALTY RRtôIE5atp5,0y I I atl7 9?, Sanford exit, at Lake Monroe Licensed, bonded fruit , 1ICUE, 2311 II— 332 - .— ----. — -- ___- Towers Beauty Salon SitE. First,37 5742 -ake Mom's life easier with centri Piest and air from Sanford Hea?Ir & AIr ConditIonIng, 3326390. Din wiil love you all Compactor. - C tiqut5, 1 mile west of I 1 on old S Rd 14 at "74" Station, Plola, )7 3411. ________ REAlTOR 323 51/I ' styles and colors. Knight's Shoe One of Your Better Ceritni Please the whole family with a new Rec Vet4'thts thrlstmas Sanford RecVee Highway 1792 & Lake every day i -'__ PARXAVENIIEMOPILEPARK I (j Ffrt St.) At I-4-Snford ii. year for - Micro Wave Oven or a Tras: List your Chrslmas specials here I '' "'j must sell- __________________________ 1972VW Beetle, white, blue interior, AM radio, air con ditioning. Very clean. $1,975. 32 Auction )9SOIdsrnoblleCutlau,2door,AMFM radio, AC, PS. rn. 1.1,250, owner. Call 3723766. ask for 31cr 1972 Chevy Impala, 4 door, 17,000 miles. AC, PB PS. ard vinyl top. Excellent crs"lition. $),oQS or he-st ------------------- all kifldS of novelty items. PIe merchandise for Chnistma Couches. Twin beds, tools, color black & white TV's. All kinds i item% too numerous to mentios NOLL'l Service Hwy. 1& West Sanford AUCTION, 373-7340, Land Clearing Aluminum Siding Plumbing I can cover your home with alum. siding & soffit system. Also Roofing, Gutters. 70 Yrs Fip. Eagle Sidinq Co. $51 9543. (STEPSON LAND CLEARING ceSsories. Free Racing with purchase, BIcycle City, 149$ W. 13.1 1g., 430 116) GWALTIlEy JEWELERS has a wide' selection of ID Bracelets, gold and silver, $4.95 up The kids will love Cowboy Boots and Dingo flouts from -- C&A Air Condilioning thru Dcc. 7, Dining chaIrs, tabte clotht, household goods etc. 30 tOtoS, ill Heather Hill, LongwOc tWoodlewns). Furnilurs soutihold items, plants, clothe 'Ill '. Toyt, Clothes, Miracor Turntable, Herter's Bow. Plant -- shippers. SeInwt yours today for 4 Christmas shipping Phone (305? 3232681 Oil Burner ijeaning & Service. 71 Hour Service. Dykes Heating & Air Cordilioning, 3220*77. .eeker men's 3 fold Billfolds frorr 37.50. Other Quality MecP.ei leather goods. GWALTNE - - brands. Liberal trade ins. Free We give TV Stamps. III E. FirSt St. elight the Lady in your home with a Sunbeam small appliance from Gregory Lumber & True Value Hisrc.ware, 6th & Maple. 377 0500. Phone 372-Mfl. CHRISTMAS y selling your acrame-. 9-rec InslruJk,,. C,tIs. Kathy's Ur.ique, 2610 Hiawatha Ave., across from Chrysler Dealer 373 7631. Clseck the - Evening Herale ChrIstmas Gift Guide daily for ChrIst. mat gift ideaS '-" .". vvw U,.'.,. I. i#vvr u Rockwell power tools and Stnte' hand tools from Gregory Lumbe-& True Value Hardware, 6th 1 Maple. 377-0500. BASS BOAT BARGAINS GET EXJRA LASH FOR good u%d fiemnit,TR and plIncet to Larry's New & Used Mart, 213 S. Sanford Ave. 322 11)7 Rocking Chairs, 24 wooden, all types. Grandfather clocks. Cen tral Furniture & Bedding, 1306 S. French DRIVE IN — . . _________________________ 3954 Heaters Clear,c4, all makes, 1$ years experience. PaulMlller. 3228790 - I. Fast Roofing And Carpentry Repair Free estimates ______________________________ Painting SERVICE- Roofing - CETTER PAINTING $67 5767 A Better lao. tor a Better price. InterIor & Exterior. 25 pet. disC. for senior citlztns. - TV Service 20? Live Oak Blvd., Casselb-erry PhOne Iii 96.4). Painting Work, Carpentry Call 373 6769. ______________________________ all Home Cleaning types roof retar. 30 yearS ix periersce. Fast s,irvice - Free estimates Ph 1)1 5001 anytime _____________________________ acuurning. Bathrooms, Windows, Floor Waxing, Rug Shampooing. Free Refrigerators. Ovens, DAVE'S PAINTING Small Jotis-Small Prices Free' Estimate, - Expert root repairs, flat roofs or All work goat anteed Shimes IIROC-fl[, OO1ltC, 12] tX' Upholstering Estimate-s Call 7-77 347 Pest Control ________________________________ — ROBSON MARINE 7927 Orlando Drive, 372 5961 ?tr,dc lcct;r, t Sweaters by McOregor, machine washal., 1.16. Perkins Men's 2372 Georgia Aye,, across trot '"'" liinl Benefit Fin PresbyterIan Churcv. Tue..;. kitchen applIances; Mason jars ladles' dresses, site II; Chrlstm dercir,jticsn, misc items. Ostee' Bridge Fish Camp, 372 3425 Sale, All Day Saturday, 49 S Elliott Ave., Children' Wear. Piea 1 .D.1 with a pair of Daniel Green. casuals or house slipper-I trcm Knight's Shoe's, 20$ 1st St pm., South Sanford Avenue Lake Je-nup. Exterior Plastering. patching & simulated tr '.. :- -'-'xc specIalty. 332-7700. ________________ 1OIAR HEATiNG AND nterior. i - -. 1 Ph 377 iOSi . ____________________ Photography WELISORIILFO PUMPS :M, ;' ------ wind0* concretewors., etc. Well Drilling - fred h'lp on that Saturday iOb" Paneiiitg dcx',r. PAUL SLATER P'fe",',i i Wallpaper Hanger. Licensed ResicJential. Commercial Frp'eEsfimales Ph 3736(7) Boardng&croomrg -MPPOVt HOME MEN1. ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AWE REPAIRS 377 . - TQFST INN ___________________ ', . Wall Papering Pet Care — IUDDY'S - I hung, y inc flair o.' by the tot'- 3.72 9365 -- — ___ - sIc - Saturday & Sunday, Ito Several househotd Items: electri _____ I ___________________ — PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 32)3939 up 23? Park Drive Plaster TWO PLUS TWO ISP-OUR And Tht's A Fact! Classified Acts Gets Results And That's A Fact Too' aragy ree estimate 31) 60)1 ouaIityupholsteriflg Free p'c i"' ('yll I:, tre F Can''i - erc'.iI 32.3 i%l APT BROWN PEST CONTROL arpenllv, Re-modeling. Additions. Custom Work Licrrse1. Bonded delivery. Convenient terms. Radio & TV OFFICE MACHINES makes and models" F ne P kS-up And Driver S.irfnnd flsrr-ssMach,ne-s 31? BOOS "1-c service all -lOuteflold Articles, MIsc. I) Edgmon, Winter Springs, Frida WILSON MAIER for the best AlA CLEANS ALL Office Machines Heater Cleaning - Bargains. SATURDAY ONLf 1617 S French, 377 7631 Christmas ever. Save on rution,sl Pressure Cleaning Exterior pre5suIe cleining Home Improvements je-wels start at $79 9$. OWALT NEY JEWELERS, 701 S. Park. Plumbing BackHoe Service 119$ .entral Heat & Air Cond-ticning Fr fret' eStimates, c,ill Carl Harris. at SEARS in S.inlord 311 1771 K nht 's Sr.oe's. and an Electri Barbecue Grill will make Dad "Top Chef." Dlc"s Appliances KING Fixtures, Water Heaters I a rr. pm thri.j Sat 253.1 Park 323 5612. Land Clearing, liii dirt, clay, rk All kindi of digging. Housetrailers stored & mOved. 3fl-9)-i3 or 93-i If your oil heater doesn't work, or needs cleaning, call Salph ) 200 E First St - Wi Excavating. Ditch Work F'll dirt, top soil 3?? 594). Bulldozirt',. Guns, a uaar: Dec. 7, Ito 5. Benefit 7 Da-Adventist Church School. Cone' Laurel and 7th St. Baked goods -- We've Got Everything For The Golfer- Clnh ! Jackets Ladies and mens golf apparel ana shoes. May'air Country Club Pro Shop, - '-:--'-----------------------.-- I "1 ._ C.WAL THEY JEWELER 5-giftS for less 731 5. Park in Ravenna Park, Horns In mint condili with lovely swimming 3731930. ATov'OTEL$',MOVOC lfrNt,AWORLDWIQE SEIVIC!OFITI ------- exerciser; coffee table; oc 5ai tabk-s; Slide projector, ceiling fixtures; boat seats luggage, electric shoe shiner oving, Tfi f g ii aa-nst nfltin bC"J ins at -_---' Bod.'oon,, 7 bath With family room "— I TAF * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1 * * * * * * * * * * PhoneI3l-5195 _______________________ Garage Sale; Fri. & Sat,. 9 to 5, 100 Grove Minor Drive, MotoriZe _________ see. ______ ct,5 N1 om would iOvC a new watch. 17 t..t4 4t0 PAR K, 1. 7. 3 bedroo,r, ____ seds, fath attachnien? 6. case. 139-alSO, 8, A and H, good rubber. 000d running condition 377 5564 - --------.- ANY DESCRIPTION. SAP4FORC pliances, lurnture, antiques, boa and motor. 70) E. 10th St. ants, Hanging Baskets, Cs __________ A must to _____ block, exceIlnt condition; no city - Carport Sale: Saturday, Dec. 6, 31i E. Crystal Drive, Loch Arbor Car radio; msc. hOu5(htd items Bivd, REDJCED-- S?*30fO,qik sale 3 Large? DR. down,clean; i''7i turn1shed including heat, _________ • 372-130 into Only Airport Blvd. Sanloccl 37) i3. ______ DUPLEX- 2 bedrnom concrete 1 372 1771, rm.. large yarn, enclos carport, air, newly painted inSide & out $119,300. Will take car or tru as part down. 373-fl91 after 6. _____ PURNISHED. I Bedroom, Central heat 1, jir, like new, In settled nJighbet,d Read'1 ,to move rt'decorated. Come see 31:13 F ________ .-,' membershiplo Family World Ga & Country Club. 372 SI-Il. SEARS telephones will be open everyn}ght'tilIthruc,33,aI PINE l4lLL, OrlandO, 3 BR, tam 3AMBOO COVE ________ _________________________________ Served Daily 323-7340 - Dell's Auction Garage Sale. Saturday, Dec. 6, lOt 2, 201 Odham Dr.. Santord. Liki new toys and misc. Galore. Sat.. Dec. 6, 9 am, i9 Washington Ave. (1 block east 201 & Meltonville). 322-3237. Flowers. Sanfsrd Flower ShOl ______ REALTORS BranthOfllc.94o, I ____ ____ PVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PET5 116 W. 2nd St. % MM, & Super I. Belt & Howell camera, projector, auto-loading, lights, screen & case. Also POIOrøid Camera, 100, portrait 'ense, close up Iense, copier, 7 tn- Re-c RealEstateBroker 103W. is? St. 10314. Maitland,Mtlnd,647.063$ 7130 __ ________ ANYTIME _____________________ ___________ _______ _________ Pdno/Oan n on us. ac 31-'4par1niefltFu,-njshed _______________ ? SERVED M, Unworth Realty nusual Gifts, fresh and artlflcl floral pieces, lovely hangir baskets. Ann's Flower 6. Gi .,, FLORIST, 7397 French Ave., 37) Newer 3 large be'Jrocrn, 3 bath home. santorn ar,s ________ / - at your price. Bicycles, TO, ,iU i)iFT1O II CT) irKJ uvcv,ai'on inted to buy used office fumnitrc -- - - '73 AMC Ambassador-I dr, PS, and 4-Dr.,6C,linder,Stick Do a ict Cf your Cft,lstmas IJ'OPPNSQ Sunland Estates, crafts,. mlsc.-Soi'ne on auction nations, $5 doe. CAREFREE 4 __________ - Flowers and Gifts for all occasions, tropical and 'exotic plants. Car Wanted '"'° 1 .1 Special $74.36 Camera Shop, 2)0 S Park. - "°'' 1 cubes arid I exp. color film. Save i; ccrpet. $2S,'(-Terms ______ - {$ ___ JOE 'MAGIC' __________________________________ c_NO OTHER PLAZA CAN PROVIDE A BABY SITTER _______________________________________________ __________________ TUrU 8 Butter BREAKFAST Ill O\iJ & svailabie. Bud Cabell. 3fl 'nylime. for Polarc iii Square Shooter 2. 3 flash 3 Bedroom, 7 bath on large fenced Oe8ary- AduII. I BR, air; close stOr. churches. Ideal for retired '/f/ Bread Counter topS, Sinks. Installation ___________ Meat ____ JIM CARLTON I twmit. * * OEC.7lPfI * * Of Children's Wear, (Formerly uttons '14 Bows) 2640 Hiawatha, Phone 3721301. ____________________________ tchrs Dattro,,, Cabinets, - Jc?. 17 926.477, Longwix,,j Call 323 $3700r i34 1954 CHEVROLET Friday, 7:30 PM, ... Quantity. Chico & The Man 1651 Dealer, CASH 322.4)32 Siny miles, 1.995. Manjothers to choosefrom EXCELLENT CONDITION, S.l5 ' i,Jf'u ,urn'ure, appliances 0015, etc. Buy 1 or 1(0) items .arry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. _______ origInal 1200 S. French _________ Zenith Stereo console, dark Chert with tape deck. 1.330 Firm 7409 DeCot?rs Ave. Sanford 1970 Di?sun Wagon, 10,000 mileS, auto, 1970 Hornet, 6 cyt., f.tand.. 36,000 Sanford Auction DAVES' 373 9370 me see the beautiful new Clothes, just arrived. Christening gowns, 54-Garage Sates knit suits, baby blankets, crib sets ___________________ rtc. Old stock, 30 rct to 60 pet. off. FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new Carport Sale, Friday, Saturday an Sunday. 715 Baywooct Circle i baby accessories, Payton's -- ____________ damage, IllS mo, 37343, after Schuren Realty ,,., mas Gilt Guidi daily for Christmas gift ideas Santa's Tips Everyone untumn., both AC, w-w carpet, $3o ,- bottle capacity. May be seen at Lakevlew Nursing Center. 919 E. Second Si, between 9 and 5 door, clothing, misc, hotjjetio tcms, baby ilem, vacuur ieirigerator, tirewood. Phone 83 - 3:30 p.m. R' ______ 137 3p ii. 'Nashvflle 5ound" many assorted items. Bank.Amee'icard & Master Charge Welcome ' Eves.3flOóllor3fl-1SV - - We Buy Furniture 7 Years Old, 1.12$ Ithica, primitives, Victorians & Empire C,,. "'" " ware, '"v. u' ana S 2117 5, Myrtle Ave., Baby's - ____________ Near Sanford 2 ApIs, 1 or 2 bedroom, tim or SPEC! SERVED DAILY _ Remington. WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example- selection of antique weapons. Antique pieces to include: Large selection of oak and wicker. - 68-Wanted to uy Boy's clothes, toys, hovsel'io Santas Tips - Phone 323 ____ The * _____________ _______________ * ____ 207 E 75th ,37)71')2 III! "% _____ Ov4nr. 31) 2734 __________ Reasonable LUNCHEON -. Color TV'S from $30; B&W. tn, Saturday, 51$ Diane Circl Casselbecry. Stove, sliding gla' 4 bedroom some. Total under )976 or 322 3772 1 Ii WV%Z •fl 1411fl r% Any CarNo Money Down Colt, Smith 6. Weston, Roger, Winchester, --'--- 2 HOLSTEIN BULLS Weight, 100 to 450 0. W. Hunt, 373 7171 Sale - Large3-RoomApartment Mon. thru Sat. 8:30 p,m. III... REALTY INC '- OneL T bedroom apartment,. Neat 3 Bedroom t.me, fenced, only $70,000. Clrp,ted, air, turn. & unfurn, 3 Bedroom, I'.; bath with fenced 1510. back yard, $23,ICO-Teqms ii I; Merchandise - Phone 323.64 - bedroom. 1106 Sanford Ave. Phone Phone 322-4453 PLACE-TO-GO COLOR IV, 311 956'OPITII & Antique Mdrlin. and military models, Also ________________________ for —j 1954 Jeep Stat'on Wagon, I wheel drive, W hubs, 1150 tirri. $415 or best offer. 372 7950 after 6 ___________________________ To be Sold to thC highest bidder aPproximately 100 hand guns, rifles, and Shotguns to include: _.t.._ 67-lJvestock-Poultry - AU lOck bedroom. 1 bath home, $53,000 3236061or3230517eye's. Real Estate Furnished apartment, I or 2 DAYS INN - -Autos Monday, Dec. 8, 7 PM a- rish Setter pups for sale, bo'n October 1/th Prone Ml $262 from 6 108p.m. - --53-TV-Radio-Stereo -- 2907 S ParS-, Sanford Auction German Shepherd, AKC. beautiful huge, male, aggressive, shots. hou$ broken. $200 firm, 12930197. 8018. _______ - . ------- RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN _____ Kitchen furnished, Nice lOcation ____________________________________________________ _____ -- --- 1969 Chevrolet, $ 330. ton 1 SPeed tra.ismission $1600 May bç seen ____ -. .ât'iI, 44* ------ Gun *32) or 312 6620 7-I m. _____________-, SANFORD'S MUSICAL . - 1XN.Maple 2BEDROOMAPARTMENT _______________ ________________________ - ttS,,qi' 1.450. 322 2673. GOOD FOR ALL THREE OAy WITH SIGN OUT TO RE'URN __________________ 65', PeIS.SUppIies -- 26" Gas Range, perfect cditio 2"; ACRES, small lake with wkdays, btwn. 3:30 P.M & 4:30 P.M. Wk-nd anytime. $300717. 1120 FlorIda Ave., Off S. 17-fl '39 Ford pickup. reconditioned, rra, NATIONALGUAROARMORY 40) S. ALABAMA AVE. 49 EXHIBITORS ADM. $1 75 WITH THIS AD, 51 50 ______ WASHER. pins, S(rVice, used machnes for officei. FORREST GREENE NC., REALTORS 37J6]53; 1)0 633; eves 372 5973 ________ - oa3 Sq. Ft. Shop Space the FIctitious Name Statutes, To. Eaty friendly living. Come loin us. ______________ Wit Section $63.09 Florida Statutes FRANKLINARMSAPTS, Rent I7. from $144 ma 3234650. . Zoned or 3726,00 nights bath, w-w carpetIng, kitchen __' 377 'I 119.900. :z% QuletSerene-EasyLlving AIIAduIt-Modern accordance with th.provl,iiwi; cc — Publia.i- Nov. 21, 75. Dec. , 17, 6 Month Lease lights furnished. Call 377 6613 privileqes, gentleman preferred, $110 mo,, 1st & last. Lungwood- JUDY'S I of building SELMAWILLIAMS,Ailociate lAND 2BEDROOMS-FROM$1u Adults pre'ferrud Phone 3fl 4470. _____ _-_-_-------'--37-8usinessPropetly 2-Rooms LakeMary area. 372961) between Qetty S. Leidigh 1.000 5 ft.. 1200 month petng. central A-H, above ground pool with private entrance. Near schools 6. hospital. Call for app?. for ) --- iKE MARY BLVD 120' frontage IS' deep on a corner site. I,466sq, APARTMENTS Fridiy& Saturday 11A.M. tO 10PM I Rent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet 5hmpg,er for only $1.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE See to Cppme'iCte Sell cheap. 32 2,000 sg- II. $400 month rm., formal lIving rm, w-w car _ Rentals County. Floqid, under the IicliUc,. L. S&$6141M5'TAI(, -. i Year Leases rarthftxt 79-Trucks-Trailer's Sunday Noon to6 P M. - - 12.I __________ bet*en 2 & 6 p m way 177, Longwood, Sern,nvsle d that we intend to registr $aid - - ____________________ Motorcycle in'..' BLAIR Dec. 5,6,7- 1975 92.!? (743 - 52-Appliances - 78-4y'ctrcycles DELAND, FLORIDA 64-Equipment for Rent Buy Fur,Iiture __________ - BUILDINGS 094 A BUSY STREET --_. -' op, _____________________________ HONDA Z-50 mini cycle, 1 year old newfor1400,ang1325 32? 0613 after 6 p.m. S HO/ & SALE SØectracide granule'-'. for lawn insect control. GardenLaricj. 14(0W. 1st St - 323 663) KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St 3fl 1333 some service you havC need of, read all our wCnt ,ids every day STORE OR OFFICE - yoIIrfrien...yclassifiedqa,at The 'e' exchange REEL'S floor 1109 Sanford Ave CASSELBERPY, FLORIDA D"nn"n? P.r Person --- SrIl th,-.' idle' .tem with want ad To nIre your ad. cell mo. on lease purchase. Good credit requred. 349 5515 Peconu,tionej Batter.es, 517 95 ANTIQUES 62-t_awn.Garden -- rt,' ) -mobile home eneva, $ acres, hookup, $75,000. Nothing down. $200 per 76Parts -Auto - - SEMINOLE TURF CLUB Setting Cheap- Used lurriber, all S-nj',, old bathtub ()astijre - ?rc;hi. P".'.0 321 073 I4erald 1.) 26)). or Ill ________ Spanish villa. S BR, 3 bath, Fla. -___ name with the Clerk of the Circuit X..Apartments Unfurnlshed ___ Court. Seminole County. Florida In ____________________________ _______________ --' FLOIIQA ' -. - FORREST GREENE INC. *306*33 ______________ '34333 REALTORS - LaUidV,lYb.drOOrn with pre Workshoporstorag,i,,0 rent- Stovons, Alex Taflon (85W) I'i a 7 _____ _______ 0 3329111 Eve.869-III6 lo' on a peninsula for unobstructed scenery. 125.000 P"...4J11111R1 5.50* ri UI.R..I _______ - ---- SANFOPDSEWINGCEPITER 3OlEastFlrsl,00wntown youarehavirsgdifficultyfindinga IIALCOLBERT,REALIOR z2 " days -. of SI. See at: CALL NOW AXE MARY- Beautiful lakefront 2 Bedroom furnished, $135 mOnth 1223 Bushel Phone323-1671 _________________ FICTITIOUS NAME T. JOHNS RIVER- Near Deliary, almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees, great fishing, Owner says "submit offers" Sanford - Drastically reduced by O'i'sflSl. From mid 10's to low SO's Beautifully landscaped miniature heat-air; plenty of room for ________________________ Children and pets. Phone 37-7 Keuser, 305 739 0767. __________ CasI.It-.srry c,it)n,-' 3 'e-c.lIe poSition, twin needle, front loading, deluxe sewing machine. Pa', balance of 1.7$ or 10 fa,rntS 0711 S- THE CLUB HOUSE Cabinets, as i".. Cash arid Carry. NOLL'S Assume Payments .ting..r ZIcJ 1a13 Sttz Camper Top for pckup truckl'bed. Ikenew. 3228358 evenirs's, ________ 51-Household Goods EMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, small and large. 12.CAJO per acre And up. Terry Realty, Realtor. 621 Sa le DECEMBER 5,6,7, 197$ .Cce Supi -- placelolive,cartodrivc,alob,or 3Mo.-6Mo & 323'1670 or 131.9777 ' __________ 10 ACRE TRACTS, 11750 to 1.3000 ' - -'- Truck "amper, Sleep's 1 Ste, Ice aox, Sink 54(0 37) 0540 By ST AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH 10, whitewith long 11sd office furniturn bell '.l("Vi",, seed pearls and applique. ,iiencon lace, malchlng Wood cr steel desks (ezecutjvc desk cathedral terrain, 1)25. Call 671. & chairs. secretarial desks 1. 4901 after S 30 5) m chCirs, straight Chairs, fifing - Phone 312 75-Recreational Vehicles Sponsored 57'-Sports - - Equipment ____________ ?ht-romstat, Suitable for 3 or .1 372 37416fter3. FOR RENT /I11age EJo - & 373 ./761 -- fenced, pond&well, GENERAL CONTRACTOR luxury Patio Apartments . bedroom house, 1 yr. old. 323-8643. ___________________________ Auction GaIIer'es; 9719. -- Antique Show — RIJUSOPI MARINE 1927 Hwy. Il 92 - Sold by pece. doien. (take right harsi 59-4iusical Five' acre's, Osteen, cleared, - 55-Boats & Accessories - ' 71-Antiques - __________________________________ Refrigerator Freezer, bronie, side Set of woman's golf Clubs with bag, by side, $125. Clothes Dryer, 1.40; never used. Call after 5, 373 5376 Opel Kadeste, $130. Recliner, 110; Deacon's Bench, 110; 6' Scotch , P,ne Christmas Tree, retail, P1crchandise sale for 119, still unopened. 3?] 169$. 60$ David St., WinIer Buncl-y Clarinet. 375, table to-p organ, Springs, $IS Both very good Condition. 322510.1 alter 3 p.m Central electric heater unit, with -- 43-Lots-Acreage JOHNNY WALKER 322.6457 Bedroom, 2 baths. Already set up w,ln awning aria skirting. Cheap Phone 373 0180. ItO Exeter Court, -- chand.se gross or truck load Hiqh.vaj 16 Sanford. I', riles east f I I at Highway 16 Flea Market tbehind All Come. -------- Sleel Casement Wiiy1wj 2large&3 small Makeoffer 372 3301 S.inlc it cY1ariner's I BedroornMobleHome company trainingsnd locatlonSet. capital, expansIon, etc. Mr. Notceisherebygiy,nthat weare _ LITTLE r 323 5215 322 774$ eneva ___________ __________________ Hot'nes _. 251_oans Tangelos and Tangerines - formal dining, living porc fireplace, central heat, large 101 carport & garage Call now to appointment Gardens ____7 Bedroom, fully carpeted, central ----- - . ------ ----___________ Deadly Mantis." Craig stop giant nwttis Pseading south from plar rouori- A 323 7$ By Mahars, Larva Duwon (35W) Sontst _____ Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3271991 19i9S.French m 7371. 37-2 1196, 372 198.4 ________ -__. 131) Palmetto, Sanford French Ave $15; Service all makes. HERB anywhere, 9i MOVIES CONT: Tho 8.00 _____ I ONLY _____ I 1 Stemper Realty ---' Sanford,)?) 321.0041 BE DROOM SUITES news items you will find Loans available for operating Traiterfor rent, 17$ per m Water & TNUT1 — IHA 1-IHAt4CING -- 3 bedroom, 7 bath. sell cs than 1-HA fipraisal. - ISYr. EllA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive H ARTMAN REALTY, INC. Hwy. I7.flAcro Excellent Opportunity. Only 410 Classified Ads are thy smallest big _____________________________ PLALTOR 8)C 166 ______________________________ INCOME PROPERTY- 3 BR home _______________________ with nice mobile home rental. FOR SALE OR RENT- nic Large lot for qaidrn. 330.000 lOcation, 3 BR. fireplace, at modern. quiet St )27A156 ___________________________ ________________________________ EXECUTIVE-- Desired area. 2 story stucCo, 4 bedrooms, 7 baths, formal dinIng, separate 'garage ST JOHNS REALTY CO and game rc'om. Lots of extras. BROKERS 14, Days- 3fl 61fl __,.177) WITT REALTY eg Peal Estate BroS-er 321-OCie ' SUNLAND - 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, central heat & air, $22000 carpet, fenced ba'k VENDING ROUTES Legal Notice - 2 - FRIENDS OF MAN [ MLRCALTOR5 ' _______ ___ ____ nant WIth Doath" Gexgo 1967. Dramazizahen of 0ller by Stephen Becker at,out aoondon'viodmc,dererwtois LIT10ntaI In another rn3n': deathw4eawsthngexecutiovt 7:30 Evening 1200 PIUECREST - 3 Beoroom.i'1 bath.newroof, lenced yard, FlIP. approved. 571,950, 9S9,_'?± ArCd,tie'd5i)3rno up invetIrn(ntof$>40$5,,,Cj).aIl ColleCt. Mr. Carson, 013576537g. —Phone3"73939 NAVELORiONGES 3AGGED 1954. El) A FAMILY AT WAR ED SCIENCE FICTION 'flEATRE €L 'flE BIG BLUE MARBLE _________ ________ Railroad attendant's sinus slorywsthNewYorkalhisboet (2:1 LAST OF THE WILD HEE IIAW It) LAWRENCEWEIJG"Seng NEIGI'UOr*IOoo i -- ----42-lvbbile Homes 322- 24 7 G Anytime priced H,rnr your terms o.k. $200. No pets 511 1040 (REF RIPFNFD FRUIT. pcIed to _______________________________ order.Navels. orange,, Grapefruit, I*" Lian Martin, JetTy Lowts 7:00 ED BUGS BUNNY-POPEYE AND 11:30 i) WESTIMND c GHOST ui 000anco MISTER ROGERS' ________________________________________ --'--------'--- --- 2$O7Frp chAvi. 3723632 ED ANIMAL M)fto ?017S FrenchlHwy 1792) RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY Your Container. 3fl.S1$$ (9i MOVIESCOI'4T.: "Livinglt CUSNEWS NUTS '- Navel Oranges & TangerInes, 5.3 ______________________________ Unique and unuuaI opportwnit' ________________________ 322-7643 bu.; Fresh fruit & vegetabte's at Earn big money, work lImited __________________________________________ low price's. A 6. E PRODUCE. number of hours. Exclusive --______________ State Farmers Market. Sanford. patented product. 1)700 33-Houses Furnished 32) 0129. vestment. Excellent spare lime __________________________ biJsifless or retiree's delight. Mr. DELTONA - Executive home, ? Navel Oranges. $2.Soper bu. AndreWS, 305 0,1 1716, 1 to 7 p m. room, now available. Seasonal Juice Oranges. $1.50 per 1:40 '2 FLORIDA'S WATCHING RE'flJf TO € 323.9410 37) 4) dyllwilde- 2 story natural frame, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 5 fIreplaces, hardwood lloors, attic, double lot, extras. 559,900 12) 0?M _______________________________ SUNLAHO BARGAIN 573.900 721 BaywoodOr.. Sanford Kish Real Estate 1 bedrooms, baths, pool, fencer C1 BEYOND patio, in quiet neighborhood. THE CCt1TRAcT" WHY PAY RENT? NEAR DOWNTOWN- The n't." !1, l 7 bedrontn. tath PlCo- i ,c. •. C.issi-I.. - fachunithas retired or yo'jng couple Nar hospital, fenced back yard withi 7bedrms )bath,cCrport, Bargai - One bedroom grove cottage, unlurnithed, garage. Slt0month Phone22773c6, Presbyterian ChurCh, ' 12 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6-3G 11-DO - letting, on large 1 acre ptui lot, 138.500. DIrections: WestonSR to Wekiva Rd. Call collect, O,iirr I3rckr, Hert,rt lironson. 305 75] 02( _________ ______ ED WAYNE TYLER SHO',p111 € .n€ JE.rsc*s - COUNTY 'i BABY SITTING YARD wo b!ock ODD JOBS. Youth Group First CITY: 3 BR., I; bath block. WW II Rome Beauty Apples, .s.so u; NEWS cusses his autobogaphy. (9) GROOvy GHOU.JES 1406 Urn. 32, 327,800 1306 Melton.iille. 171,500 210 Palm P1, 37, 1001 Scott, 3 )' 175.000 120 Bay-wood, 3I, 127.3(0 Ills :relct. 4?. 126.800 1009W 3rd. 31. 1)1.000 -1 - ____________________ ________________ Morning Eiieley. The noted anttY000lOgsSZ arid nntt,..t i-{..- 10:30 RtRJ, JOE RLIN 2 .rtrigerator. Somesellerswjll pay new financing costs REALTORS REALTOR. 3739110 12.50 BUSHEL ______________ WOir.iitt k,ves ganter in romantic woazorn ED BOOK BEAT. "M The '' NAVEL ORANGES 100 STREET (A) Adufts 2.00 6 t2,- ' Lana Tivn. 1941. (85W) 600 (19) 'ncPwA'ij, OFGIUJGAN Roa. __________________ 1 MAUN EC ON LAND OF THE LOST ThJA -- .1, 31vS by nppt. Alan Stone, 9-GOOd Things to Eat 9) AU. NIGHT MOVIES; ED POP GOES THE COUN. ,: 3bedrooms.)"bath,carpet,central MondaytPwuFrlday Ptione3l3 0'904 In the line of duty. ON 'THE NEWS VETERANS-- READ THIS YoumaybequjlsfiedfocanotherVA lO3fl Call us to find Out. The b0o*mn0h0me5ejlVAot FHA (tow cash down) appr.ss I ntKIVARIVER ESTATES at the Price shown. :,'.any include New 3 bedroom, 7 baths, double 1649. 2lSituations Waflted lilo. seemir4y respectable doctor €1) NASHVILLE ON 1 ________________________ __________________________ ______________ JA Wlllkeep3&lyr.otdslnmyfenced, clean country home. Individual I' 6433 .i) ________________________________ __________________________ road). You — AUCTION FRIDAY, DEC, %.I) 5 M Closeout Bankrupices- Jewrlry, linen, stereos, all typ's of met Come browse starting Sunday, December 11th at thy Movieland Dr,,c In Thmater, South 17 92 Phone 3fl 12!6 — Christmas toys, Baby carriage, Clothing, MISc, 109 Arthdale Court, Windsor Manor in " Yamaha Clarinet, like new, $125; new 17" GE black and white portable TV, $100 Phone 323-1031. Fc,rresf Greene, Inc. IsA TJ-AIlfTInn SWAP SHOP VLEAMAIKET An,un care be a slar of a buy 't 910 charge All admitted free. Yard Sale, Sat., Dec. 6, 9 to 3, 407 Colonial Way (72nd St.) Turn east at State Farm Insurance on _______-____________________ Hand crocheted algans, shawls. and ponchos Will make to ordr Phone 31] 7011 163 Marquette. 4. air. VA erms available. 1.21.000 THIEVES ARISE!! And take a 100 at this steatt A 3 beJroO.rs horns Prict'd1J.00ObeIw FHAapprais O( C Quick sate this week. Extr large lmily room, a?d slIvefrd I an excellent neighborhoodl Owr' very anxious to selt Priced .' cnt - 173.8(0 It won't last! - ___________ - ____________ Lon'JwOod Sat. S Sun. 10 to S Only, i u u:. V API D SUN DAY. 9 to S 141G141/AY 46 'LEA?,tAPKET 1' -i miles EastolIlon HWy 16 (behindHwyl6AuctionGallcry) flU'(NOW&C,VE .AKE M.RY -3 h'Jroom, ).-, bath home, ne'Ilect 'rider shady trees, countrystyleiIitchen,centralhet • Realty . .,. ci, want to Buy or Sell Real Estate We will provide the Professional Service ' 101 ',V Commercial 7 I S,ritpqd 2S6S f',fbi Dr. _________ Flea Market Open offer V.ur MLS Agency 21F'aD, 3?? ?11 S4LALIORS 2565 Park Di A F TI" , S P EAL TOR ?2V"' -06d TWO STORY BEAUTY separate garage. Security deposit, Companion; Needed immediately. 625.0436. CailBart Real Estate JIM HUNT REALTY INC. Pome, living rm, dining rm., -_____________ ______ _____________________ --___ Da1.d ij 1967. DUtocVv yarn I,ofce detoc o shoots a ROAD - • family room, garage, carpets $31. (212 ' CLIFFJOROAN,'.IEALTOR 8:30 and S pm. ________________________ _______________________________ , age 2 only. Next to new Drivers' License Bureau. 3726643 Of METROPOLITAN OPERA: Repeat of last Apis pops4ar EL) SAY BROTHER (6) SC008Y000 (9) LOST SAUCER nemuws - '--r--i WEEKEND' ' LARRY SAXON REALTOR urifurn Quiet Neighborhood. Rannahte '75 7618 or 37)1815 irollerli - A BABY'S WORLD. Care foe infants NurSes; RN'S; LPN's; AloeS; Aide- Board, photoçyahor, and his are Met stars Beverly Sills, '°' THEPINKPANTHER I$ SI I __________ -. __________________________ 11-30 :2., kF WILSON MAtER r,J$NITURE BUYLL" TRADE First St. 311 3" 17? 5672 -- ir 70-Swap & Trade x 12 bra1cd rug, e*ng lii.th,se, Avon, toys, misc. PIt. 3230465 ,- acres. Large concrete patio Set up for volley ball. oasketball, etc. Crystal Lake is ideal for swImming, fishing 6. boating. $10,000 CALL US HOW SANFORt'S 1 R.drn"' ,.., 7 th home, air condit,,,ner, oil heat, shady yard. .19.500 P.ake an Call Your ML S Agency wage. Need part tIme. Must have 12th & French, Sanford, 7 Bedroom 6-Child Care ,,, , suit f--- - -- &.d localic P FAI TOP 312 7195 W. Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRJDER,ASSOC. 322- 2420 Anytime - I-Bedroom Furnished Duplex Callevenln.6:to8: 3737334 own car. Call $342707 between crt. Lunch SEE FOR THE LAST Dime, ' 1115 money Sf10 erTz7ied. (9) TOM AND JERRY AND — ________________ — i4) DAt*IV KAYE ATTHE ' - tord-OHLakeMaryflIvd, 2-Bedroom $)3plusdepoSit lii 9034 _______________________ LII(E TO GOLF' I1res ,.. you' 3 RRs. I' baths, drae$, range, dishwasher, ne.y central heat air, rear fCnCia xceItent condition 5239(0 perleflCed,todohealthcareiflth, OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom, 1110 Found- Mate Dachshund, brownblack75th and Metlonvilte home for Medicar• provider in month SCHUREN REALTY. _____________________ Realtors, 377 1)02 !)eltona-DeBary area. Excellent vicinity. Cal' 323 2767, 9 ABC NEWS a ta'ly poker player IOttJ'fl tw* BUNNY Call Mr. Jim Garner at 332 7057 Lost - Male Siamese cat, scmlpolnt anytime. not wearing tag; vICInity. ; _______________________ REGISTERED NURSE, cx. Country Club Reward 372-6263 Qj, w (David M alltsri) trIos lOhOIP P.OAD ED 700 CLUB ___________________ .€ (61) guests. Helm's lifO IS Ofi" danger-ed whon ho investigates the ski acadont death of a research Scientist. 11:00 2. (6"; '9) NEWS 5-00 . 1100 AT 30*1-il JOSIE 1000 4:30 EL) REAfJDADES: BIII19U& senses, ED PARTY -. SWAP-- IC It. Cobla V-Bottom Do 32-Houses Unfurnished for good Spinet Piano, or sell 1. 3226410. Ap'tonecallcouldstartyOuonantw ____________ and profitable career. Call UI. Suntand- 3 (, 7 bath, kitchen FACED WI THA DRINKING fIi. No pets 1)65 mo Call PROBLEM ' between 4 & 8 pm, 32201$) PerhapsAl:nhnlirA,vrnwmv-.,, — Married couple to nanole Can Help management and maintenance of 3 Bedroom home, CarPort. carIeI in Call 423-4347 living room- 1)65 month. toi S small adult complex in Sanford. Wri?eP.O. Box 1713 Sunland.Callafter5p.m.,30269 Phone 423-2343. Sanforcf,FIOr$da)777) 7317. •. REGISTERED PHYSICAL Nice 3 THERAPIST to provide home LAKE MARKHAM MARRIAGES care to Medicare recpients in bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen (gulp Perlormed oj Marilyn. Nofar Deltona-DeBary area. One year . In the Country. sies. Ocata. 901 732 8861 or 737 773 " ___________________________ experIence, own car. Excellent SANFORD- 4 bedroom. partly wage. An Equal Opportunity furnished. Convenient. IllS Employer. Call 134-2707 between 5-lost & Found s30 and 3pm, _ ____________,_ Harold Hall Realty P At. TOW 371 Missing Longwood area. Tig; TRAINEE ________________ MANAGER colored cat, with white chest _________________________ feet. Yellow Collar, female, an- Super market experience in or- Large 3 bedroOm, 1V bath. fenced swers to Tiger. Reward 1317676. back yard, 5)50 mo Security. derjng, putting up stock, and __________________ 7991. Supervisioncouldqualifyyoufora LOST: Pr Men's lasses (half position as Manager Trainee with eyes), black CIxC. 322-0960 RENT-PURCHASEPLAN a dynamic Florida Super Market Reward Chain Experienced only, please. Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes. 6 CAROL BUPNETT SH(YvV: Guest EydioCme, 9 MATT HELM Carl Bctz Frame 2 bedroom, Ie&rnta! _iA., rs_.._ Fl. Evening HiraId, Sanford, SO-Miscellaneous ft)f5a1 ' LAKE MARY -WA;ERFRONT- SWAP-- 161?. Cuba V Bottom U'.)? r,t)Ort Sale. Saturday, Dec 6,5:30 3 .'Teiroom home wth dert., fire for gcio-ci Spinet Piano, or' sell, 5" 10 5)0, ill ,I,? O'lq, Drive place, formal dining, roomy coun 3726620 (Park Ridg*). Maple wardrot,e.9 $8.000 Total 171.5(0 • ___________ 1-Houses 0 Ste nstrom NIce 1 BedroOm aPt I. itc hen equipped air, tarpett'd Large private yard 5105 AdultS 312 fl96 wknds& eves DeBar-V area. Must haveone year experlenceandowncar.Excellent wape Need full and part time Call 83-1 7707 belwe'ert 130 arid 3 p.m. Free, 644 2027 for "We Care""HolIIn," Adults or Ten Sl- W lag flOWS repenter, IS to'seohatmaJcosabunj)of dcclors tick" ED MOVIE: "Tho Eye Cealtsos" John AsiWey. '2 NASHViLLE MUSIC cletod.'ve tracking down a __ 4-Pr-wIs 18-HOIp Wanted ..-- .. -- _____________________________________ _______________________________ ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM siour 7 ipt;nl NYOURFAMILY! hourswork,Oec. ISth,Givenamc, AL-ANON age, weight. experien'e and For families or frlend3 Of probrim telephone no. to Box $91, Co The driné($. Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, For further informatIon cell 11 45V Sanford, Fla. 37771. or write Saflfo4'dAIAnonFamIlycr,Jpp0 NURSING ASSISTANT to c hOme Box 553, Sanford, FIa, 3777) health care In the home for vcur '- _____________________________________ - - - - - 31A-Dupiexes BOB NEWHART 330 9:30 1000 YOUNG 300 )6) casspoRrsspEc. TAC1J..AR: tove Dcuos" Crxis Even nors vs Billie Joan Marty Riesson In a douties tre'vsmatth. El,) ANTiQUES €0 P-,4OV1E: "The Mark of the VarTpe." John Boal, Co(Ioon 957 Dcctor takes pills 9('fl him 'Y tY]9 SCOntS. ttsrys 1mb varrvAre. '. -• NOW LEASING ?w. niocjerr.. i story eIficncy apnrtmeflt?. attractively fur nShc'd, conveniently located j teautifully landscaped. 5)35 ma Call betAcen 830 S For In tormatin MIl 3770704 Sunday - Noon FrldQ White) tinai'st maneuvers i (EdAsnor)tonorapa,trnent,or a romantic 'innor. (9) SWAT: Peter Bi'eck guests.I'ndeandhistoamgo after agangcbarsontstkilers eashran' - rite'i: rni.pløonly. 3fl 3762 dayS. 327 0991 eveningS Noon The Dotj Before Publication Hudson. 1974. Boyhood 0t'ds choose Opposite s*dr o'thoIawandtndtheryi,,. itt a taco to lac*i cx)nhrontaZlon over stolen money. (R) (6) MARY TILER pr- (ty MOORE: Saturday 2aedrooin apartment, partly fur- DEADLINES StJNLAND 3 Bedrooms, 7 AtOt ' "AL FS LEADER" ____________________ 5 YOUR MAN HANDY' A little Work makes a great value to thiS 3 BY OWNER -. Drastically reduceJ BR l'iome On 0uet street 1ocatd t*Ccutive I BR. 7 story, oy,q 3,s( °fl 310,5 SQ ft., 371 0717 Iar?e beautiful tru's 4&SR13.l,Lor'wood ___________________ ___________________ €D MOVIE: To, Man, Go Harlem Globettonors, Sidney Poits. Promoter gets an Idea br an&ItackbaskotbaJl loam which beuxms tt Globetrottors. 8'30 DOG Dcc Bogoris (6 (Bernard Hughes) son hangs Ot ba shino. 857 2NBCNUPDATE 900 (2 NBC MOVIE' "Shcw- El) WALL STREET WEEK 200 2 TARZAZ'l 6) BLACK EXPERIENCE €1) BILLMOYERS'JOURNAI. Morninçj SATUR DAY 9.Noon WITH HOWARD W FOOTBALL: Orano fl$ossom Classic Kentucky State vsAondaMM.I,Irom the Orange B1. FAT ALBERT (6) (9)AMJ1ICANBANDSTAND €D Nfl. GAME OF 'ni WEEK 100 I2 SO(A TRAIN (6 CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL: Australian state park ranger permits pro divers In, not kiuwing they are actualty underworld treasure olts J') COLLEGE' DIVISION BOWL FOOTBAU: Toame 18*.. f) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVI1 El) BASKETBALL: NoIre Dame vs Texas Tech. (35W) 1957. Science tt*xi Itwiflor about gIant asshoppeswvaapithietrt..cton CRICKET: 'fl ryof atitttoCndojnegtorevivT, ct Sttc lw Yoticers ( 9 2 'fl'E RocKIo 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9) SATURDAY NIGFff LIVE t2) GO. USA 4Ica line itirustimes 3lca line óthru2StlmeS llc a line 76 times (S200MIUIMUM CHARCE i Lines Minimum 4! costs • Realty --- ?r =7 w _________ !— Stenstrom' MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 1)331150 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH RATES HOURS 12 3 Mdy GY IS A SANTA CLAuS- 6' CBS NEWS .9' ABC NEWS & ROMAGNOUS TABLE 7(X) 2 TO 1'EU. THE TRUTH 6 CONCENmImON 9 WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS €D SENIOR SCENE €D STAfl TflEK 730 2CEBRI'ry SWEEPSTAKES 6) 0000 TIMES HOL.LYM)O0SOUARES 8-00 2 NFORD AND I ..-.... •iKfl& Odndo - Wintet PQrk CLASSIFIED DEPT. UOnelisaIraidtOtelIhlsIathN ho bashed U their now W UN1SPE: Ctistma PA.sssc Weklva RIver. FurnIshed 7 $ bedroom, per month Adut5 Only )72447O 831-9993 322-2611 ____________________________ THEJEFFERSONS: (I) GETTIN' OVER S1OWIU1 'ndude Pia Oark IheBeeGeeiNalalinColearvl iv - team es&noc to (c rlOcu.110ntttotitthop. mecs . 19) UNCLE CROC'S BLOCK hostGuests,inasakdetoflod WASHiNGTON v.u..Ev o THE ONIDSAURS THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL: Helen Ro&iy is cHRss'rw.sls., NEWS €1) ANI100ES €D LOST i SPACE 2 2) Pose Pa)rno guest as a THE JETSONS 2' [6) hiscro 600 2 Morning sf10 traarng to chaonge a __________ 41-Houses -. '-- Photography by Murit, ' Fine Coclasne we'ddinV photos reason6bLw iCiCxj Phone 32) All types ir'd S ,tt-'s We nep,s.r and STiflE MACNINE 9. SUPPLY CO 2nd 5' 322 c-i)? .',," 1._,_,_ -.L.ji,., ,, '."-., -' �-I-- ______________________________________ -- - ___________ - _______________ ___________________ F I. Frsdøy, uic. 3. iv,i - - _______ - __ Gfld I ' Q rozy Ioungr ___________________ / .' Peg 118 Floor length fleece lounger of - * i\A I fuD kugth - t— -- 'JVIêaO, Dranrley, ° __ / A [ j ' ' - - - q ) - _______________________ _____ \1 Rag. $17. Msses ____ ____ - / 1 - - -- ° - / ____ S -_ - --- - ________________ ______ s—'. _______ - -- I-T'.* : I _________ - , . 1 A 8-18 T 10-20 - - _____ ____________ ____ 1 0 ____ Su ____ . suiih b ii. , C I - • sale. dress in assorted solid colors Sizes 14' to 17 Shci sleeve style. S. __________________________________________ LI - ___________ _____ • - ________________ - - - Boy's sur denim -- _____ ________________________________________________________ ______ 50 Y • Sale $6 _______________________________ Sate prices effective th Sun., Dec. 7. Sale 1119 Rag. 13.99. Women's slip-on pump with - • __ ___________________________ patent, camel, grey, navy or red. Sizes S 6-10. ____ ______________ ______ _____ Sale prices effective th Sunday, 1_ ,. • - -- D.c - - • 7 ivifl S cotton terry lining ito 5 no half sizes Sizes lOb 3. no half sizes Req 3 50 Sale 2.80 ____________________ _______ I j. (-tntril F lorida Ic led at halftime, 26. i 23, but poor foul shooting 6 t F 1 0 r i ci a (c I I eye combined with excellent out- D IHT OHAN(;E - At Spruce Creek High School theres a hand-painted sign Second hugh nn for the Seminoles was guardTonihIollingworttm, with 12, whIch Mil also called "below average." Tom justdn't have his usual outside "We've Only Just Begun." A single • oy in the huge glassnclosed nearby atiests to the sign's accuracy. The First year school, lth its SpaUoUn1ss carpetin' and ball like At times the Seminole atthck was effective and quick. With Hnlhngsworth bringing the ball downcourt and passing inside to Smith Cotton and Kein Brown th' Seminoles gainul enough team that may only be beginning, but outscore theb opponent ll3, and go fensse changes at halftime, he said hid, fell to 12 on the year The re was a Ios one, o-3.44, hid1 eminole Coach Joe Mills said reilected "an off nlght for both clubs. Spruce Creek generally seores in the penetrate the new defense and had nny passes picked off. The big gun for the Hawks was David Piccolo, who suddendly develaped a magic touch and hit five shots from 15 feet in the quarter. II The Baby Seminoles were down as much as 22 points In the third quarter and were behind 535 when the fourth quarter began. They went into a stiffling press and held Spruce Creek to six final Reuben Cotton led Seminole in defeat Creek offense which mlssed ounUess his asera output" The big problem for Seminole was Lt Har Smith and Da id Wigcns did not hit uir as erages • -_i cc dnd conerttd eight sorers ill the gdrne lth 2 Se:iunole was led in ring poin. prank licht had 11 'he linnult that remained, Seminole broke through the 2.3 defense somewhat, but then couldn't hit From the side until Cotton dropped Seminole's last bucket monntum and the Sanford crew wasn't able to regain cnol. Neither am had much of- Seminole srtcd one senior, three began slowly and stayed juniors and one soornore and Mills called inexperience a basic factor in the loss SANFORD NAVAL Ptt% 71 s L hi 1 1 9 P'ock 13) 79 PrI I 'We kist a young team,' and e 0'01 0? 1o?ai 73 S SI I I Seminole Community hits the road again Saturday n1it for a 7:30 game in Tampa against FIoda College, the team that cne within to E eNOV e a nord Seminole coach Joe ter1ing Core H era ,San yen ng orFl ,. Id IF __________________ ________________ _________________ Friday Dec 5 17$-1B y ___________________________________________ -________________ Rag ________________________ l 5 10 W 6 9 g y Utralil Coespondent otye St a r/cotton0 shirt in lots of reat colors and prints for sizes 14 to 17 Short sleeve style. _____ - - _______ I volving Seminole County the fe throw line. SaflfOrdNaval,whichfellto grabs. teams Sanford went to the fo le 4, played a song ustltng Sanford Nasal plays dgalfl Ovledo(2) playsatOrlanth, 14 Uinesand hit only six poin game, but was simply out. Saturday at Howey-in-Thelonial while Lynn (0) at while Spru Creek had ne scored. Steve Mock led all hills, lake Brantley (1-2). Seminole and Sanford Naval Academy didn't fare well _________ l.yniati lflghSehool's basketball team, all smHesso farwitha peect record, lines up. Front row, left Iii right, Clyde Hudson, Kcln hIoe, Jeff fletcher, Ib Rurkha; Second row, Alvin Simson lmanngcrp, Handy Taylor, Greg Thomas, 1ne Caner, John Kaufman. Renwrd Wght, Jimmy SilIes. Bill Mnell and Mark Pearce imanager). 1975-76 LYMAN I - - - ________ Da%ld Piccolo in the third _________________ ________________ 9 03 polyester. Jade. geranium, corn- - ____ - ng sleeve style _____________________ flI Ti1}' . d1edo, I m in dnd lake ay Both squads t virtually Brantley have victory on the thesenumberoffreetJows _________ I\ _______________________ &yman _____ - _______ - comfortabr)otyester/rottonchoosefrorn soIid or prints Men s sizes Sa prices effective thru Sunday, Dec 7 ____________________ ______ . 1 / eIer cit t e belt White only in8 18 ________________________________ _____________ ____ - 4 _______ 0 - triacetate/nylon in pink, blue or thmois. Sizes P,S,M,L __________________________________________________ 7 I . ___ i -- Reg. $20. Floor length suede-look lounger. Arnet I - -- Sa ue 1 6 It i& I ii _ - /I _________________________________________ F _ -. ___ - - ___________ ____ v& _ - ________________ __ - -- ._ I f includin men's and • A HoUingworth bucket with four minutes left tied the contest at 41l, but Spruce Creek quickly countered tth Smith conld hit for only sesen points while Wipgens had only one time out and can'e out in a press Cotton, whom Mills praed by saying "he must here, woffled about the n'raI 22 Falcons in their Temple Terace IJ u O; hoie iv Fior Central . SNA 25 •me auvange 60 favors Florida College, SEMINOLE Holil o, to win 671. 3 Il. free Uuos that knotted the game at 5 all as regnlstion time e1aed. Ia overUne Spruce Creek hit the initial bucket Marcvm 201 Boka 7 fl7C.nlreu Johison The 7 sophomore 4 31%, Craitor I 0 2. Crawiord 1 02. center was flutricken the ht Davis 00 0 Totals 21 8 tune the two clubs met and it - ,, (j - A uers 0 1.1, flongIaii o 00. Its favor for the second 10 U 10 n— Joe Sthlllngs each hut to free thros in Spruc. Creek the final osertime minute to ice the Personal fouls - -- - / _________________ _ ea y an t a s owe Wednesday night when he _________ _____________ ______________ ___ .p - SO I - ' - -- - - - - uxurius feel and look of genuine suede Rugged zippers, heavy-duty well Constrctvon Choice of bright tan, blue or gold—easy to ____________ - 56 _____ 9. Sate 1 50 . ____ - Re $90 _____ ru WI y, Dec 7 - -- ___________ ________ _______ - SatePrICes.ffectivemSunday,7 -. -. - ._________ ____ - h - A ____________________________________________ ---- . - ______ ________ ntral Florida Academy, but - coach Bobby Williams sounded more optimictic after his -': .: -- -- — ___ ______ . ______' ____ --- _____ ______ . ____ - -' -• - ill _______ games, Reggie McDonald ____ beds I Sc' k - -- - 91, and Johnson and Jameson 696 floor peentage, nkg 58 th.ree more than Johnson hate 88. 16 of 23 sho. McDonald McDond has 48 and Jamesoa Seminole has five plsyers tütting aLa .576 cUp, Bob Jacob 43. 0 points. It s a sarsit -- . - ., - ____ ___________ 0 - I n on p $ ______ A %I FI. flA i rI RES P PF A 0 CarlosTorrens, tarry Turner .' ' ____ _______ ____ - - - - I-. DenimO pant .4 to 6X slim • angelsleeve 3to6X ____ 1' Eiectrlcblank,ts.ChoosofromawIderangeof ________________ I - -- / \ _____ /l Chroma Briie picture tube Chroma Loc, 3diccrek \ Full size (dual control) reg 2899 Sa 2319 aue ' ii j Sale prices fkclive tP Sun, D.c. 7 Sak prices efctive thru Sundiy, Dec 7 -J - - reg. 2.79 hUh E ROCK AP) - For scott Bull, Texas AM's get theidea thatPhllFord ls the summeronhlsshooflng and State beat Delaware J Ihiill mfli(It' a tlisistrous bib' game" (kbUt as Arkanis By IL BOCK — %1inneso 30, Green Bay 14 gliDes agatnt th ew \ urk - - - The Hengals base to kee terry * Hand tOwel, reg. / - I I - Wash ctoth r O1O / Y' .- ranked T' Heels tO a 1.69 cc 1 gua ton Hall Thuray n1it. "Fo GE IT' t S nft rd 1 I AR d 4 1 fl --- 99c •Atlantic Ct Cocrenco" I ___ - - - - an( 'a in the Jan 1 (tton Bawl agaInst Georgia reway ewou mean a trip o a a e Razor l96o Sock and that will be the dii thes will with or without Ken Washingtor1. last week to set up this shot at te Angeks33, ew Orleans 10 musing the season m1 nrk to " • or longshot plsyer lie likes 1'(in AILn 24 8Iflofl now is to athies the FC s The bridesmd loni seem adsantsge for t nl soff. _ "I ced't say that Ford was — - (, the Un1srty of Pacific 7 poizits, hanued oUt 10 UoUomeiieauci - -- floda nipped Od Dominion 7ynes scored keeping the stubborn pirates Southwestern Texas fl3; st. -- I ' _____ - -T Dall 23, St Iuts 14 (omplaint Dep irtnknt 3Iways and that s a nice rlace Lu sictory away (rum the tton Bowl 1 :11 - ' - - • ' £.L - AIS • - - bst year," smith Mid. "He 1tdL 8173, led by Phil Sellers Ede Dasis' two kee throws I In other &ms around the Florida past Old Dominion. ___ _________ "Nobody said anyhung to me, but I think most people "Wel,Idon'tthinkidid."- peengdowo the road a bt and Central Falcons, _____ and the ac- against ttsburgh 1a week thInk of intecriig with that iContinurd On Page 2-Hi ____________ ______________ ___ �___ ________ I _ - ' ', 1• S ----_b-. -. " - - - - 28—EV2nlng Herald,5anfrd,Ft. Ej1 r" i r __________________________________________________ # A College Pro Basketball • I B asKetball w i EASI RulQers •i. PJdJe- j lln 73 Qr t)cstn Buffalo , CCNY '6 Wagner 61, OT Amhec, 77, Brandes 73 Austin Pray 101 By T Cch Billy Heay to THURSDAY tied the 400. 3 Ur:a Okoki (7) 12.00; 0 (16) 5 13 276 Ange-i " - 1. Cacho Yza (5) ' 70, I) 10, 570. 2 LarriQuicla Hardin Simmons Saturday's Games get with the New Y&rk Rangers. scored what proved to b the but Bfalo came back to Ue it Flye in their two Al Srn scored twice pr in nde 6, Pen 1 who qrreled on court five days ago at the srt of the wingr. (17) lln Dennis Owchar, who tsn. flowers came from one of my fans," said Nastose as he - I lnais of the 1100,000 tournament. - nice guy. I like him very much." after the game. "But I'm still lead before defenseman Sims cussior after a second period not worried about him." tiedl[at3:32oftheIüialperiod. injury. Ueay has been saying for (1)5 40.100; 3. Larri Via (6) 300, Q ABA 1050, 400. 2.50; 2. Manofo A:pi (5) against Ashe, who vowed, "I will never play that man again, Now a rematch coWd come earlier than either ex- New York 11 San Anton Ii 611 goal by 320; 2. Erdoza (1) 5,40. 360; 3. t 1 Florida. do deem it necessary to Run wet, on Said CxtiniOn Of Begn at the intersection of State North Mois Road Avenue and 13th Street Run west cn 20th Stra.' to C'n'ry n alter or create election diStricts or Cabbage Avenue to Cabbage Avenue Roaa 431 and Wekiva Springs Road Se:tion to "C cer?e'r!re of Torhip 15, P4rig. 3E precincts, and PRECINCT NO. If Run west on 13th Street to Per Club Drive Run west on Cabbage Avenue to Runsopsterlyonsta,e Roadl31 the ACL Railroad rigIt of way Said point also de-scribed as the Begir.attheinterjectionot Sanlando timmon Avenue WHEREAS, this is an odd number Stone Street Continue- on Country Club Drive to Thence run north along the ce-n Centerline of Dike Road to State Road 434 Springs Road (S.R 431) and U5. 17- Run north on Persimmon Avenue to Country Club Road . terl;neof the ACL Railroad right of. Thence run north along the ce-n Florida Statutes 1943, and Creek Main Canal the Orange Seminole County line Run west along Sanlando Springs Pun northeast at a IS degree angle Seaboard Coast Line Railroad WHEREAS, Chapter 101.73 Ru,i in a northerly direction on Salt Ron 04"rth on county line to the Range 30E. to the point of beginning corner of Section 31. Township 21S. Flori Statutes ieo does provide Road (5 R. 134, to the we-stern from the intersection of McCraken Ron north on the Seaboard Coast Polling Place: Longwood City Halt. Range E Creek Main Canal to Salt Creek rth1 corner of Section 6 215 Section line Of 62130 Road and Persimmon Avenue to the Line Railroad to the Seabrd Coast corner ','/arrcn & Wilma SIs , Thence corInue ncr?eri alcg the nurnt)er or boundaries of the election Laki Jessup Pun eas; on the north line of Section line of 67) 30 to Alberta Street precinct shall be accurately (Leesburg Branch) Run east on tue Seaboard Coast Line PRECINCT NO. Follow on westerly extensIon of Salt 6.5. and 4 26, Townhlp 215. R3nge 3OE. to a 7IS 71E to Wekiva SpringS Run ease ong Aet. i . - Pun north from the Seaboard Coast Railroad to an imaginary line exdescrib in writing by the County Creek into Lake Jessup ap Road Bcgin at a pont on the south line of point Searø ci Ln Line Railroad on an imaginary line tended South from Terwilliger Lane Section 11, Township 21 South, Said point bliOg approximately 14$ e-ndthatth.boundariesandlimitsof Run north in the center of Lake Springs Road to the point of LIne Railroad to Lorigwood Road Tt'rwillig,r Lane each precinct shall be aCCu'ately set Jessup to old St. Johns River bed beginning, intet'section of Persimmon Avenue Saidpointbelngapproximately 1,110 Princess Gale Boulevard Continup rwth on Tei'witltger Lar.e end McCrc,ken Road 1(41 'if Usi Soull,*l corner Thr,i,wntinu. nor1ne-riy asg Inc , the ina! next Sunday. CIIARWflE, N.C. (AP) - Wives of players from the were among the custornersas the team's helmets, jerseys had taken a l lead defenseman Andre Bobby Hull has reached a lot a l lead and then fought off creditors. The Hornets and the restof the WFI went out of deScribed and that any changes Follow the St. Johns River along the County. Florida shall be published four (1) times In county line to Lake Haney thru the PRECINCT NO. 10 Philadelphia increased the the history County that purwant to Chaer Polling Place: Community House, line) to Rantoul Lane 9* 011, Florida Statutes 1963, they do Geneva, Florida, Run south on Rantoul Lane where It of hockey to do it. period. DENVER AI') Il 30. )' goal I) 39.30.' DD (13) 54.30. SportsOnTV (3) 640. 6.20; 3. Alava Ber.goa (1) 100; 0 (35) 62.00 P (53) 121.70 TWELFTH - 1. Manolo Ramon ___________________________________________ - .4. SAThDAY the Ulled period, and now is in his fourth year in the second by Tom Wehater and Yvan Courno)r and Mury whip the San Diego Mariners Wilson highlighted a three-goal ____,__I ' Monal over St - A - - Siio,lvs 1.115; Hand'e THURSDAY NIGHT RESULT 1p.m. (35)— Notre Dame Basketball (The Texas 3240,910,00:7. Barre-Arana (1 Dong Janis scored the other boke a and Jimmy Q..nnors meet Billie Jean King and 4) PRECINCT NO. 1 to 4 tie with 57 seconds 36.10; P (41) 177.90. - 8p.m. (24)— College Football (Kentucky State meets Florida A&M in the (ange IowI in Miami, in the 43rd 8 p.m. (351 - Movie (Go, Man, Go The ographicalstocyofAbesapej who founded I(OC}1ErEu, Minn. The two clubs were assessed AP) Former liedue - coachIng friends from yesteryear had lost their sobs. Hawks layup. laflt1flawksCoachcottonF. 2500, 740. 600; 7. Ccya.Pamoo (I). 770. 410; 3. Erdoza Muguerza (7). 5.00; 0 (II) 41.40 p 60 NINTH -1. e-a (7) 5 5 3 C. 7 Altu ('), 15 70.610, 3 :o),44o;Q(47)Ss10pf74,13o TENTH - 1. Mugueria (3), $ 20. I0Q,2402Larrea($) I0.20,3.,r,; 3 Mha (7), iso, Mogverza 13), 2.60; "WehadtOplaygooddefens.e theHawksgaveupll4polntsto l6pointsforthenlght,hjtafree Petrie out,! guess he knew he can do all the things you are whipped the Portland Trail Thursday night. Tom Lionel Hollins. Portland's Bill 15 that he's too unselfish and and that's what I want him to 7 pir, C fI - Wrestling - 7ao 3. (2 7) $2.10; p sioner Pl Woosnam also Fighng High School opened Its note Thuraday nlght,cru.ghjng St. Cloud High's freshman with 16 and 11 poInts, respec- Arh1 Sanchez. 7. BIIbao Sengea. Kafl) tively. 1. DomIngo P,iit. Jan. 7. The 1ouroimd means the value of a NA.sL Er:a Mguet, 3 M6noIG Mencha. 1. $CnIi -*guirre. S. - Celaya Denver Broncos vs.. the Ralckr. at Alameda Ccnty Stadium in OakIand Mugueria, 6 Hudson, who grabbed 16 Crooms opened a 146 lead after the first quarter, and its 43 ). Hudson 32* Hefms ' gi ii .,L, repert on the 1974 World Gliding Qiampion.sjps held at Wakcne, Australia Maruri Rengea, ThLJRSUAY Irish rnet the :,tJrntfli.'tc:: 9:30(j,t o. i Movie ]rwkecJ nthana 11ooskr CALL iflJ - - Xnute Rockne - Ul .th-er-ian h40 -. i-'at B 1J -lzisring 3t0r of Notr Dawe's great football coachj 11:30p.m. ICE s_NFLameot the Wce) i rniu. . . . . 14-11 4 t3— MIAMI I Al') hA RO L D'S , ____________ • ,_ I HAIR STYLING 7 et his team some poll rccnitin. 4. Bifbao.Larre-a. 3. Akr*jri Mexjjeria,4 Chucho MoisCia, 1 Ce-laya Ajp&, 1 Santi-Attu ___________ -. - will take thtlT 8-2 record against Kentucky State, in the 73, annual Orange Bkotn (.fl3. -, :;-. I conii e%ised the blic &adcastiiig Service, L,,_ be ______________ . -, - -j - - -- _. i - -:..--- - - z.. -. tJiii' iL'• beginning Thencecontmnuealongthe centerline County Commissioners Cf Seminole Township 21 Range )IE to the County has determined that no centerIne of Dean Road Of Lake Monroe Road 436 and Kewannee Trail in expeditious and etficler.t ouing Southeast corner of SectIon Monroe to an imaginary l!n, cx. Thence run northwesterly along the paraphernalia, the Board has by Thencerunwest.kingthesosjth lIne 31. on this date, pursuant to Florida 31E to the southwest cornet of said Thence continue northwesterly the following site outside Precinct Thencecontinuealongthesoujhline I_ __ _ yj tht u you Stretch Wigs *StyIing tr mv ka4, ;thI OPENI;30.:p,m SATURDAYS No Appf. Nocessary J23OO9Q] _______________ .1st.SftHt Off on U LL WORK DONE IN PRIVATE 8DOjS )7• feel better now? TT_fl11i_-_ —r_ ___ _______ ... ______ - _ ._- tv-'---'_ _________________________________________________________________ PRECINCT NO. 41 Boulevard (SR. 436) and U S. 17-92 Run we-st on Se-moran Boulevard is 436) to Lake Howef I Road Run north on Lake Hovrf I Road to North Street point of beginning Longwood Road (SR. 437) Polling Place: Spring Oaks Corn. Run north on Longwood Road (S.R munity Club House, Altamonte 121)fo Seminola Boulevard I Railroad Page 63, Public Records of Seminole Lake Roaj Run north on U S 17 97 to DeSoto Follow SCL Railroad southerty to County Run westerly on Spring Lake Road Dri point ot beginning, Thence run east along the north line to intersection with Interstate 4 Run north and westerly along Polling Place: Prairie Late Legion ot Lot 3. Block G, English Estates. Go south on Interstate 4 to point of Oe5so Dri to El Portal Avenue HI, Seminole County. Florida Unit 310 the northeast Corner of said beginning on south line of Seminole Run,.odh along El Portal Avenue to lot PRECINCT HO. 24 County. an imaginary line representing an feet along thC we-St line of Lot 5, Church. 100 Spring Lake Road, to El Portal Avenue Boulevard Indian HlII 6 Unit 6 PIat Book IS, Altamonte Springs. Florida. Runwest along said 97 and Seminola Boulevard Follw Seminola imaginary l,ne along Georgia Avenue to -_= - Begin at the intersectlonof5anfol'd East off Sanford Avenue on Sanora Polling Place: Sandlev,vod Villas PRECINCT NO.23 of Talbo$ Road to the centerline of Oviedo Road (S.R. lIt) and Begin at interSection of SR. 436 and Kewanne Trail Boulevard, Sanford, Florida, Recreational Building, Sanford, Fl Seaboardcoast Line Railroad (Lake S 137 (Maitland Avenu.) Thence run northeasterly along the PRECINCT NO. PRECINCT NO. 43 L6ke Road. State Road 4.36. and Winter Park Drive Section 33. TO*shIp 2) South, Range 30 East, s-aid point being Run north on Winter Park Drive approximately 300 feet west of approximately 4750 feet to a point, northeast cornet Of Section 33. -1"' - A."J -- t. Run east on Country Club Road Country Club Road ,virl, on Ptm crring. Drive to pcint Avenue to the Southwest corner 01 feet north of the centerline of Addition. Plat Book I?, Page 102 Run east along the- south line of lots 1 Prince-is Gate Boulevard ___ ________ ______ 00 th 5eabrd Coast 137) Range XE Wi'atrors' centerlIne of Dike Road in Sect!on corner of Lot 20, Spring Valley 7d Addition j Summerset North Section 5. PIat .. hf Section i. Township 21S, Range XE tO a point on the Scull, Irte- of Section . Township 715. Range XE Run west along Soldier's Crk to Country Club Road Run south on the old SCL Railroad corner of Lot 1, Block H Camelot XE to a point the point ot beginning Run north on Country Club Road to till it merges *ilh the SCL Railroad Unit 2, Ptat Book 16, Page IS Said point being approlimately 620 of Camelot Unit7. to thi Southeast Section3a, Townshp 2tS, Range3O( Lot 3C, Block H, Camelot Thence run northwesterly corner Unit 7 pvosi.ately 4457 fe-el 41009 ?hC Run north onthe east Inc of Camelot Imp f canal to a pOint boulng and handling of voting and House. SE corner f Wilbur Avenue Run north on Country Club Road to line- of Section 15 215 'lE feet South of lhe centerline of Howell Road Road (S P. 427) to First Street eavt lir,a of Section 76, TownshIp 21%, Run east on First Street to Hrth Range XE by separate resolution. l%o Florida. Continue north on Rantoul Lane to Run southeasterly cs Lake- Drive 10 Thence run north approximately so Run east, approximately 120 feet to recorded on this dale, pursuant to PRECINCT NO. 77 Bird Road Street point of beginning Thence Continue east along the a point on the south line Of Lot 20. feet to Ihe centerline ci Howell Ftorida Statutes Section 101.7), Begin at the Volusia Seminole Polling Place: Portable adjacent to Run Southerly on Bird Road to East Continue on North Street to Lake centerline of Dike Road In Section Spling Valley Farms Sedk 6 flran Road dested the following site outside County line on the St. Johns River at South side-Of Howell Road 75. TownshIp 2)5, Range 30E, to the Runsouthto the south Mayfair Country Club, Lake Drive run westerly 6long the line of Section Precir.ct No. II as a temporary Osteen Bridge I SR. 1)5) Run easterly on East Lika Drive to Centerl'neof Howell Branch Seminole County. Florida Road 70 Serroran flutevrd (5 p. 134) Road Thence run west along the south line Seminole Cuunty Agri Center 4i tttweit corner Run Southetisterly on Tush,lwilia of SectIon 37 195 3)E flei,n at a point cvi the centerline of Run west on Semoran BOulevard Thence run northerly along the of Sections 77. 2), 70 arid 19. Town Townshp 715. Rarwje XE, said po,nt m4 lp' sOuth of Sanford on I? 97 (we-st Run south on west line of SectIon 32 IS P .534) 10 point of beginning. Slate Road 427, in Section 29 Ciabriella Road to Red Bu Lake being &ppro*tmateiy 2.4*5 feet brO'n Centerline of Tuskawitla C,abriella sn.p 7)5. Range 79E, to the point Of side), Santor'd, Forida itS 31E to Road Geneva Avenue IS.R. £6) Poliing Place: Altamorite Springs Road to the north line of Section 25, beginning Township iOS. RISQ )Q the- northwest corner of Section 34. PRECINCT PlO. It Run Wi5I Un (Jefleva Avenue- to Said point being Run west on Red Bug Lake Road to Township City 14.311.) bIk wfltof 471. 'ii bIk. lownshlp 7)5, Range )OE tne- center point PollIng Place: Forest Citv.Rmar 215. Range XE at tne intersection of 2.S'fl Mellonville Aven,je the 03iflt Of t*ginning ngrth of 5 P.434... Altamonte Springs, Thence continue northirlw the intersection of State Rnaa ;j. ". iOIC tire Sl.lin, forest City. Thrncerunwestcicnvthenonhlihe Street and Lake Mary Road Run north on Metlonvill, Avenue- to and the ACL Railroad Florida Polling Place: South Semmnnle- of S'ction 3.4. Townshp cenlertmne of luikawoila Gabiella PRECINCT NO. I) 215. Rançte Run southwe.t along Lake- Mary the south shore of Lake MonroeMe S(hCYiI. east sc of PRECINCT NO. S Road to the centerline of Red Bug Begin at the intersection of U S I? Thiice run SOuthweSterly along th me northwet corner of Read to an Cciit.nue north into Lake M.oeroeodi Centerline' of State imaginary line rrOr Lake. torn South off Winter Se-ct,on'jj, Begin at the inters.eclion Of Oem Lake Road Roaø 177. ap 97 and Sanlando Springs Road (S . Township 21S. Rang, 3QE represen'ing the Sanford Grant Line a Inc projected lrom M,hicnvitle oroximately 31W tee! to Pitrk Drive, Casseiber,,. Fk,rsa Road and State Road 426 Thencerunwestalongine Centerline 431) TPmer.cc ont.nue weI along te a pc''t Run southeast 3long the imaginary Avenue to the Volusla-Seminole the Run northeatterly on Sta?e Road 476 04 Red flog Lase Road to the ye-It Pun west on Sanlando Springs centerlIne of Longwnod Mills PRECINCT ; north line of SectIon 33. Townsep j, County line in Lake Monroe to 's intersection with Bear Creek lint of Section 24. TownshIp IIS. (S.R 431) to Hiqhtand Street Road Sanford Grant Line to U S 17.92 Road Range XE to the point ot i-rgn a' tfle- int,r,e-t 17 U Run northeast along US, 17 97 to Follow the VolusIa Seminole County "ience Pun northwesterly along Bear Creek Range XE Run north on Hghtand Street to DeSOIO run west along tlse centerline 92 6nd the Orange Seminoe County beginnrg Drive line SOttteas?erfy tO 3 point u of Longw,d Hills Road to the South shore 04 Lake- ,lessup Pe)lig Place: Bcause the Boardf Thence continua west along cen- Seminole Avenue to the welt line Run north and flOtlPi*qste'ty along beginnIng, Run north along an imaginary iiie to terhine uf Red Bug Lake Road in Continue north on an imaginary line line of Section 79. Township 205. Go northeasterly on U S 17 fl t the County Commissioners at Stmirte De-Sofo Drive to El Portal Ave-rue Polling Place: Because-the board of Range XE the tooter of Lake Jesjup Section 73, Townthi 3)5, Ran-ge 30E north from Highland Street to the Run north Cnty hi determined thai no ii"ection of S P 436 along El Portal to an County Commissioners of Seminole Thence continue westerly along theRun elSt and northen?erty .tong to lIt' we-st iine of Scctin 23, sOuth Section Inc of 9 70)0 imaginary line repressnting an County has determined that no centerlineol Longwood HitI Road n Run soutneast along S P 434 to tIe 0tCr%t,1 of Ficral licv.le,a'd ICo.inued on Page 4B} _.,a.-_ ___________________ _____________________ -__ _..-_ --__ ........ -.:.r.'i Follow S P. 177 westerly to SCL Run south on Lake Mary Road to theist corner of Lot 1. Block K, feet from the SouthweSt corner of WVSI throh inc cenler of Lake Railroad Suninet North e-tt'in S 75th Street Sectn34, 215. Rj;e30E Jettup to the mouth of Soldier's Follow SCL Railroad northeasterly Run east on 75th Thence run n.rth on the east line of Thecre run east along Street to the old the soutn line of County Ccinmis,oners of RunwejtheasteriwonSanfor.JGrant intersection with an imaginary Ine Seminole County has determined Line to u.s. 17-92 reDre'.nt'ngthe Sanford('rant Line that no accommodations presently Run southwesterly on U.S. Il 92 to un northwest cn the Sanford rant esist within this Precinct adequate Punt of beginning. Linetothe intersection wstn Country Je-'-'-"-t. northwest cornerof Lof 33, Block 12. Said point also described as the Boof- 16. Page 64 imaginary line extending South from Begin at the lunction of U 5 1792 Continue northeast on Country Club Run east on the north line Of Sum PRECINCT NO. 4 (5 S 2I2I yar. This year, SpOss Saturday Night the CO!ts are in thkt of Live show has been carULd? AFC East race with six straight flre, doesn't that news make victories, Sculpture Mon.. Fi.ByApph famous Pinevir'w Drive, oft Palm Springs Polling Place: Elks Club, HOwe-It Seminole County has determined along the centerline of State Road PRECINCT NO. 31 that no accommodatione presently 434 In SectIon 17, Township 2)5, Be3ln at me nf$ect of State exist withtn thiS Precinct adequate Range )OE to the centerline of o. Road 436 and Montgomery Road for the expe-ditious and efficient ford Road Ron north on Montgomery Road to houSing and handling of voting and Thence run southerly along the the Little Wekiva River voting paraphernalia, the Board has centerline of Oxford Road to the Run westerly and Southerly on the by separate resolution, also south line of Section 17, Township .ittle WekIva River to SR. 436 Park, PEat Book 7, Page 60 to the Beerdall 1venue Springs, Florida. cornet of Section 31, Township 21S, Southeast corner Of lot 137. of said Run South on Beardatl Avenue-to an PRECINCT NO. 24 nue XE plat Florida Run SOuth Mat. Shags - Polling Place: Because the Board Sction70. Township 215, Ranç'e3OE West then north on County line to Florida Statutes Section 101 71, Thence coot irlue southerly along the pont of t)eglnnir)g designa?e(I the following Site Outside Centerline-of Oxford Road in Section Polling Place: St. Andrews Precinct Ho. 22 as a temporary 20, TownshIp 215, Range 30E to the- Section 17, Township 2)5. Range 29E northwesterly and westerly to County approxlmatelyl000f,.ttoapolnton Triplett Lake Driv. Alberta Street Centerline of Dike Roan in SectIon 2nd A(4dit Run east on Alberta Street to the 77, Township 215, Range 3 to ?f Continue it to the s3utteast Seaboard Coast Line Railroad eô%tine of Section 77, TownshIp 715, corner of lot IS, Block 20, Reshaping •' -__- - F losses that just abot;t tumbled limit for thLi one. The wini the Oilers out of the playoff pie. Chargers have played the whole ture. season as if they were b10 the Baltimore 31, Y. Giants 1 limit. The ('otis are whc,t the GIaith Oakland 2*, Denser 10 __________ ________ Ii_I - iI ning streaks. The Steelers have will bounce back after two be well.beluw the NFL's 43-man A&M'% Rattlers Ciassic game at B t Razor A match of two clubs The 49ers are hard to figure. Jitowns are enjoying a more Just when it eemi V ey're put- moc!est twogame streak. Wig it all together, they lust fall Karaa., CIty 11, San DIego 3 he _______________________________________________________________________ - land is goim nowhere. from two upset vCtOiies, hopes Saturday's nationally televised game says -. Road 176 L'ne Railroad (Leesburg Branch) to Thence continue west along the Thence run east alongth, centerline Springs Drive ai-ed Semoran centerline of Dike Road in Section Yrailwood Estate Section 2, Plat LaPe Jeisup Boulevard SR 1)6) 76, T5hi is, Range XE, to a floe 1, Page I?, and Northwestern Appoint,no5 Walk-Ins Still NeIcome \/Vashington son-long spin. Poor New Eng- - SantiAz1, 7. Marurl Lee re, i. Chucho Ramoes. NINTH —1. Er:a, 2. AgvWr 3 ____ - Avenue (S R 115) centerhineo' Howe-fl Branch Road to west corner of lot IS?. Forest City. the Sanford City Limits School, Oxford Road, Fern Park. One, Plat Book I). Page 41 Avenue) Contiriueflorthcntheirnagjnaryline aponlontheeast lineofSectionll, Thence run southeasterly along the Orange Park, Plat Book 2, Page 60 Run south along the Sanford City Run north on S-Ill to point of Florida Thence run east 1000 feet to the centerline of State Road 436 to a Run east on Celery Avenue (5 p Said point also described as the lot 152 of said pEat to the East West Airport runway Polling Place: Altamonte Springs Begin at the Intersection of Rar'toul Run north 2000 feet TOwnship 2)5. Rarge XE RuneastonNoflhStreettoSeminole Avenue Coach Rudy Hubbard, his Florida 4. — .............. £ Mo *,rr 3. EfdOZ6 Rài, -. ..- soumwett corner of said Section Jitney Ave-eve, Seminole County terline of Dike- Road to the northeast & BARBER SHOP Over )!LE VE 5TN I.Erdoii.Atlu. 2 ___________________________________________________ - Qp ir ,sn 5lIv 7tt" 3E lu a point centerline of Forest Lake east lln of Section 20. Tovmthlp 2)5, Stre-es Drive Run northeasterly on the railroad to with Seaboard Coast Line Saidpount.bemngapproxirnately74 approximately lciO feet to the 25th Place Range XE Run east on 74th Street to Burrows feet from the northwest corner Railroad main line track of centerline of State Road 436 Run east on 25th Place-to Mellonville Follow south along SCLR R main line Thence continue northeasterly along Lane Settiofl3l, Township 71S, Rang,30E Pun easterly on Stale Road 434 tO Avenue track to intersection with Spring the-Centerline Of Kewannee TraIl Ip Imaginary line running doe th centerline of Howef I Branch Road Run outh on the centerline of State 25th Street (SR. 461 Run westerly on Spring Lake Road XE. to a pont of eglnning ___________________________ On Television C4ch0 MIguel, 3 D'ningo Echove, i Arecta Juin, 5. Atava Benoon,6 ,'eo'-i Pe-rej, 7. Baft$Z,t're I c .. rp; r - Thence continue northeasterly along 92 and County line and U.S. 17 92 SR. 434 right of way line of Winston Road line to intersection with Seaboard School. Seminole County. Florida. the centerline of TrIlby Branch Run southeasterly on S.R. 134 to Follow U.S. 17.97 northeasterly to approximalely 3' •eet to ne- nor Coast Line Railroad main line track PRECINCT NO. 42 to tt,e southeast corner of of Forest Lake Drive West 6)SectIon 25, Township 2)5, Range 30E proximately 610 feet to the cen. Run east on 25th Street (SR. 46) to Thencecontinvee-asi along the north terlln of Forest Lake Drive LHEATING INC. S's' CLOUD - SIpplo i t,, Robertson ic?, Harrison 10.2, 7 Ciiaya, a TENTH —' M;er:a.J Aitu. Marur, 4 Sant', S Mvnchj, 6 Larre-6. 7. Fe"rnin, $ CJ'IVCfIiO 31 .. un west on inc 5eaboard Coast and handling of voting and voting Thece run northeasterly along the L41.e Road. Seminole- County. Sanford Civic Center. Sanford. Thencerunwe-stalon0thecenterl,ne PRECINCT paraphernalia, the Board has by CenttrIineotTrilbyBranchRailrd NO.34 U.S. 17.92 Florida Florida Of Carolton Roadtotheeast rightof Begin on south line of Seminole Run south on US. 17-9710 poInt of to 13th Street (SR. 16) HEAT pup 7. Totals 111319 Crooms plays again Monday Cr.emi 3f• night at home against Eusfls. Follow S R. 436 easterly to Forest interlaclion of Spring Lake Road 1. Cache Sanchez, 6.Ib** Juan.) Mannfo Mugvena, Fermlis Attv. S. Celaya Aquin'e. . to RunnorthunthcSlntordCity Limits 30E LlectrjC ' Boston, Tampa, Washington, - '-'" 7 Ecttano Lenhi, 3 Ica Aran,x, 4 ,rr, J,. S AIsar C'Ci, t F ociy Yea. 7. Negui Pere-z. I. Urza Aiberdi V :i (hnne1 3 ' MV1UC Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida to the south snore of Lake Monroe _______________________ C'guiza Bengoa, 7, Bilbeo.EIorz,q Afava Miguel. TUESDAY P - JWi!Tu Run north on the Imaginary line to described In PrecInct 7 A Thent, run east Beardall Avenue approximately 20 F011ow Oakwood Drive west to in northerly to SR. 119 Southline Of LotS, Indian Hills Unit 6 Run north on SR. 119 to U.S. 17 92 Meflonville Avenue Polling Place: Community House, feet to the northwest corner Of Lot 7, terection with Sunsef Drive Continue north on Qeardall Avenue Chuiuota, Florida Run northwest and west on 5 II? to the west tight of way line of Run northeast on U S. 1792 to Run south along Mallonvtll. Forest Lake Heights Plat BOOk. Aver' Run north and weit on Sunset Drive to junction of S K. 119 and SR. 434 Wmnoubago Court Airport Boulevard to 35lh Place adjacent to the east-west runway Of Bejn at a point on the So"thvet County Run southwesterly on US. 1792 to Follow U.S 1792 Southerly to point rightotway lineof WInneb.agoCourt the Santord Municipal AIrport SCL1R (Lake Charm Branch) SCLRR iorner of Section 7$ TO*nhip 21$. Thence run north aOproxirnately 2$ point of beginning. approximately 3% f.f to a pj of beginning, SOuth on the SCLRR (Lake Run sooth along the SCLRR to Run west on the imaginary line Range 30E feet to the centerline of Forest Lake Polling Place: Casselberr'y Fire Polling Place: Seventh day Ad. Said point also described as the Charm Branch) to point of begin. Airport Boulevard Qt,n SIXTH sp . 436 running into a western extension of Seminole County line Salt Creek Run southwesterly an Run east on the Seminole E BEST Chicago, Dallas, San Antonio, Personal fovis Croo'nsl.St Ctoud I The u.. Terwilliger Lane South line of Section 1, Township Thence contInue South along the Continue on Terwilliger Lane to the 215. Range 79E Thence run west centertine of Tusk.will Gabrletla Polling Place: Sanford Civic Center, Avenuetothecen,erof Lake-Monroe- west tine of Section 21. Township B'idge and the St Johns River House-, Chuluota, Florida. centerline of Eden Park Avenue Run Northerly on Winter Park Drive the St. Johns River (County PRECINCT NO. 7 Thence run north along the to Intersection of Queen's Mirror tlne sOutheast,'Iy to State Road 46 Begin at the lunction of the St. Johns terhir,e- of Eden Park Avenue tocenthe Circle Highway Bridge and he St. Johns River and the Econlo:khatche. north line of Secticn 70, Township Follow Queens Mirror River Circle north Creek at the eastern County line 71S, Range 29E Run South into Lake Jessup staying Run west and South along the Thence continue westerly to South Triett Lake north along the Drive I. CachoElor:a, 7 Barr -Javi, 5. Alava.Zarre. 6. meet the Kansas Jayhawks at Irish - D• terline of Tuskawllla.Gab,I,tla . Je, San Eiego, Vancouver, New York City, Toronto, }lart- Ogul:a Qulota, S. UrzAranL 6. FOURTH d for 1 Larri Leni:, 7, THIRD - 1. Eddy Leni:. 2. Echano Okoki, 3. lc.a- 1ieifia, 1. ex-basketball great Oscar Hobertson a point fourhundred (400') feet more PRECINCT NO. 11 Fol St. LOUIS, MInnciiptlis, Seattle, Eloria, S Echano.AIberdI, 6. tddy. Ookl. 7, Aldana.Ym, •. oguiza. MONDAY Monroe to an imaginary line cx. terllne of Palm Springs Drive Celery Avenue (SR. 115) Elementary School Auditorium, Run South along Sanford Avenue to Polling Place: Wilson School, Paola, Statutes Section 101.11, desionated Florida. the following site outside Precinct Jim Cleamons chipped in with 18. in season runs from April to SECOND Avenue. Sanford, Florida line at Section Ii. Township 215, Road the center of an Imaginary line Run north on the St Johns RIver to Orange Villa, Plat Book 2, Page 9$, therly to intersection of Oakwood Follow Lake Drive southeasterly to County to the Southwest corner of Begin at the intersection of the Run north League have voted to add four oup from Guadalajara, Meal. quarters New York, Woo new clubs for the 1 season, Co. he sjd. nsm said, bringing to 24 the number of ''le championship game will Woosnam said the new (ranteams In the league. He said the cost of a new 1977 be sponsored by Tampa Bay on chise will operate in a u.s. city TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST - I EchanoArana, ' Negiii.Lenlz. 3. Barre'Yia, 3. Atd.nJ.Beftia,5 LarriOlt.ojil,. ca Sarhe, 7. Eddy Atberdi, I. Urea- World Champions Golden State Warrloss take on the Curryviile Road Johns River FoIlowCountylmnewutheast,rIy Thday night. "1 was afraid the Scott Wedman and 011ie t 13 games with two Fitzsimmona and Portland Willns, asked about with a guy like (Geoff) Petde steals In the final seconds which Coech Lennie Wilkins1 a former ference in Walton's playing this .Johnson combLnd for 45 points and Jimmy Walker tacked on six straight in the fourth quar- 40 meet the DOlphinS Ia the nge Bowl Stadium in Miamfl 4p.m. (131 -NFL Today tCompiete Wrap-up of NFL Actioni the r.nf. I hi. Ur another Imaginary line ex;endin; Run west along Celery Avenue (SR. Run northwesterly on the- Little County has determined that no Sectoni, Township 215, Range 29E Wekiva Rivet to the Weftiva River accommodations presently exist Sad point being approximately 350 and County line within this Precinct adequate for the ft west of the Southeast corner of "Bill Walton is a eat play. had a one-word reply: "Health. Cleland, 60; (7 (2 3) 45 03; P (3.71111 60. TWELFTH - 1. Manolo Aguirre (2), 10.40, 1 20, 3.40; 2. Cefaya Ga.) St. Johns In Lake Monroe Conllnue on an imaginary line cx. Meltonville Avenue and 25th Street tending north from Park Avenue- to (SR. 46) Run west on South line Section 24 hundred U.i00') feat northwest of interctIon Of Interstate I Run southerly on Forest Lake 10S79E to scutheast corner Section the Seminole County lIne Run north on I-Ito poInt of begin. Avenue to Forest Lake Drive 23 lOS 29E Run southeast along Ft. Christmas ning Run west on Forest Lake Drive to' Run west on south tine of Section 7) Road to the Seminole County line Polling Place: First Federal Eden Park Avenue 2OS79E to southeast corner Sectioi RunweslaloncthesecnmnoleCounty Building, Alfamonte Sprungi, Follow Eden Park Avenue south to 72 705 79E line to the point of beginning Ft,rida. SCL Railroad (Triiby Branch) Run we-st on South line of Section 72 PollIng Place: Because the Board of PRECINCT NO. 12 Follow SCL Railroad southwesterly (3), 1910. 9 60.603; 2. Nequi-Ecp,ave-In Polling Place: Jaycee Inturmation Continue south along Chapman Continue north or, Chapman Avenue Florida line- of Avenue to Hickory Avenue to the south shore of Lake- Monroe PRECINcT NO. 31 fling. 72nd Street, Sanford, Florida. Turn To Defense To Win corned about his dthnse, At- abov€ Uir heads." 13.10, 7.10. 4 60; 2 lca-Vra (3), 1 6) 3.40,3. Ur:a-Perez (7) 10.70; (3$) the Giants aiShea Stadium New York Qty) (1 p.m. (6,13) - NFL Football (The Washthon Redskins face the Falcons at Atlanta Stadium in Atlanta, eastline-oiSection26,Tow.nsleip2l5, tOthesohshoreof the lakeM Park Begin at the Intersection Of the Of Section 11, Township 21S, Range Thence Cordlnue east along the Avenue Seaboard Coast Llne Railroad 79E to the northeast corner of laid centerline of Dike Road in 5e-c,ion Run north on thewest lineof SectIon Run South along the Imaginary line Run north on Hickory Avenue to Elementary Scl. east of ISA Lake Mills Road of beginning, Wedinan finished as the high ziwet Chuluota Road (S P. 13) Run south onl Ito south Section line on Ft. Christmas Road ap 7310. 11.10. 4.60; 2. BitbaoEchave (5), 1.10, 1.10; 3. NegulZarre , 12 flOOfl (9) - College Foolball 5 (fligh1its of elevted games played Dec. 6) 12 noon (I3 - Meet the Bucs - Tampa Bay BucCancers coach Jo McKay talks about the Bucs' jxisslbüities for thelrflrstsea.50,3 in theNFL 12noon 35) -This Week in the NFL (Highlights of Of Section I? 2OS-3OE rnn Kun through the center of Lake Mills Run wcst on the center line of Range?? east Middle School, Sanford, Florida 1. Negul.Bei•la (3) IOOQ (731 51.20; P (2P "700. SUNDAY r Country Club Drive ' 19 40, 560. 1 40; 2. Manolo Bengoa (3), 13 40.5 40;), Cefaya Larrea (7), Dane Clark, Sidney Pottier unnamed creek running under east quarter corner of Section 20 Oleander Avenue and northeasterly 205 30E the Geneva Chuluota Road (SR. 13) Section 21 205 79E Run north on Lake Mary Road to Continue north along the Geneva- Run west on the Center Ken Dryden's bid for a shutout strom's game-winning goalwas Stingers were penalized 24 (731 P.40; P FOURTH - 1. Bilboa-Javi (I), 10.10. 6.20, 3 00; 2. Arecha1MigueI (1), 10.70, 140; 3, Barre-Zarre (6), (7(41) 50,70; P (S-I) 165.4000 3St 271.00. Liberty Bowl) Florida PRECINCT NO. 1$ Road 4.00; 3. eCha Albord) (5) 440; Q Ark. The winner goes to the Cotton Bowl; the loser to the (Joc), lake from Park Avenue Park Avenue creek to Lake Mills ----------named -. •riu Drive- to 10th Street THIRD T I..-...LI v to 25th Street 1120,360:3. CachoAlberdi (1) 1.10 las Vegas) A.',,,' name his lcsor on of their last eight games while Red Wings and the WHA'S in a record penalty1iUed game, 1 p.m. (9) -College Football lGrsntland Rice Bow!, (1 and changes be sel forth es folio for said election precincts together - uis. The behind Gole Howe, who has defensemen as Indianapolis Polling Place: Church Of desionate the fotloing u5cribeo Road ill and the South Seminole Continue Soh on Country Club Sanford chich includes the Rocky Mountain and Great mains with I 4) 497 20. £1. The presidents of the 11 schools rnisoner for eight -es. Racers 7, Stlngers I Pat Stapleton's six assists 4. (1)310,7.603. Bilbao Juan (7) 210. "noon fC6) -NFLGameof the Week In .---. ----- - BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Run north on State Road 41? to Railroad Fermin (1)410; 0 (13)15 50; P -. Bouteyard north from Terwilliger Lane IO the Run eet on 13th Street to French centerline Of State Road 400 ifl. east lined Section 71. Townshp 2)S. Run east along Semlnola Boulevard center of Lake Monroe terstate Four) Avenue (U.S. 17-92) Range 30E RESOLVEDby the Board of County River to point of be-ginning (at Paola Road circumvents an cracked the 80goal barrier ond period for the Roadrunners 320;Q(1-S)4300;p15"6150 W Pc'tGI TOURNAMENTS adcago (Ill I6 PtliladelpILa at Kansas City YoungU Centerline of State Road 436 In line extendng noib from Brantlay named lake, continue on Section Run %oh on Sanford Avenue to 25th Thence run east along the Centerline Sad point also deKribed as the- east odd numbered year, to Change- the Dean Road to the Centerline of Howell Creek Jessup location of polling places of election Run easterly on Country Club Road Run west on 25th Street to French corner of Section 31, Township 70S, Thence run north*esterly ep Run no'thwesteqly on Dean Road to Thence run Southwesterly along the Run 5OUthw.terly along said to SCL Rallroid main line Avenue (17 97) ange 3OE prOxirtitehy 4457 feel along thø C3 WHEREAS, the Supervisor Of Polling Place: City Hall. S. Central west line of Se-ction 21, Township on the south shore of Lake Jessup 10 SCL Railad Tavares Branch Street Centr!4n of !'ite Road 434 n Said polo? being approximately 520 recommend and approve atieration PRECINCT NO. 6 Thence run south along the we-slIme Avenue to S P. 119 Branch we-it Southwesterly to I I beginning to tne southeast corner of Section 22. Branch Road or creation Cf election precincts in Beginat tp, lunction of the St. Johns Of Section 2$, TownShip 715, Range Run northwesterly and westerly Run ulhsterIy on I i to point of Polling Place: Central Baptist Township 705. Range 30E Thencerun north approximatety 520 Board of County CommisIoneqs of Creek at the (astern County line Polling Place: Shovak Gardens Seminole County, Florida. and Run westerly along S P. 434 to point Polling Iaci: IdytIwilde- School, FIorid of Section 32. TownshIp 70S. Range Branch Road. Follow the Econlocktsatchee Creek Community House. Seminole of beginning Vihlen Road, Sanford, Florida PRECINCT NO. 79 30E to the northeast corner of laid Thence run easterly along the - Nastase said it with flowers. He stopped Ashe in the shots on goal, and only two In from the game. Penguins LegalNotice recommendations and approval Of the Seminole County line the New York IslandeN to a the gaFNice LegalNotice LegalNotice LegalNotice LegalNotice _________________________________ the center Of Lake iessup to the Tc*nship 215, Range 30E ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER Run west along th south Section easterly extension ci Terrace Drive accommodatIonS preSently exist Section3o. Township 105, Kanqe 30E (Oxford Road) entrare of Salt Cree' Thelce Continue west along the un. of 79 70 to the Seaboard Coast to El Portal Avnue KWeATKOW$lp S C CONDED BY *ithin Ihi Pr,csnc ideivate br the to 6 pOint Ofl the WtSt hOC Of laid Follow Floral Boulevard (C*ford Cuntinue Southeasterly along Salt Centerline of Red Bug Lake Road in Un. Railrn COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS THE Pun west atixo SJid imaginary Une Creek 'o te expcd;t1, 3r.d ctfictt housing Road) southerly to the Orange Salt Cre Main Canal SCctiOn72, Township 215, Range3OE Run northerly along the SCL to Georgia Avenue FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS Continue southerly along SaIl Creek to the we-st line of Sedion 22, Railroad to S.R 137 and handling of vofing and voting Thenecontine southerly along the Se-minoli County Ine RunnorthonGenrgja Avenueto35th UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT Main Canal to Stone Strut raphernala, the board has by CentertineofLongwoodHiltspoad in Run at the OrangeTownuip 2)5, R nge 30E 'HE REGULAR MEETING OF Run northeasterly along 3 P. 127 to Street Run south on Slcne Street to Cab separate resolution, also recorded Section 75. Townihip 705, Range 79E County line to the pOiflt Of be-Offing Thence continue west along tre u.s. u 92 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM oage Avenue Run we-il on 25th Street to tl'e point on this date, pursuant to Florida to a Doint on the south line of Sectnn Polling Placer St JnIns V'tla. MI%SIONFRS O E'INCL Centerline of Red Qu Lake Road in Rim southwesterly along US. 1797 Of beginning Statutt- Sr(ton il 7). Oesignaleo Is.. tOwfl$flip m, re 291 on (rat, Sl'4P. 730 O'tOffl ffod. Fern Avenue toan SCCtion2I, TOwn%hip7lS, Rang.30E loS P. Polling Place: Seminole High the following site outs'Øe Precinct Said point being approximately i Park, Florida DAY OF DECEMBER, A 0. 197$ from Cabbage Avenue to the Thence run southerly along Ihe Soldier's Creek PRECINCT NO. tor Precinct No V Sanford Civic said Section Begin at a point on lhe south line of 10) 73, FlOrida Statutes provide and Continue east along the imaginary south line of Section 21, Township to the shore of Lake Jessup terstate 1 and Paola Road PRECINCT NO. 21 weSt hin6 of Section 31. Townsh;p Said point e-ifl9 approzimate'y 620 tnthute remaining In the third He scored again at 11:09 to pUt to Friday, Dx. 5, 175-3B EvenhgHerald,Sanford,F. RESOLUTION 1 9.aO,603,370;7 BhIbaoSanthe,(;) Boston at AtInta California 76, Idaho St. ton 63 4 IN BRIEF X.4.t43, .0. 7. OuiiiinvuMiguei And to add to the insult, the (3) 4.60. 500. J. Atdana.Berigoa () coach I 0O 0(351 49.40; P (3)) 111 90; DD refers taSchuftzas "Schci f) wart:," FIFTH - I. Maruri Ramcm II) The victory shattered a IS1300,410. 1.20. 2. ChuthoMencha game unbeaten string for Clii. (4) 5 20, 1.40; 3. Ercioia Benctoa (7) Today sOsmes Ni-vw Orleitn a' nston re ri ' hrw Yerk d? Fhildcselph,a Houston at Detroit FAR WEST - lip,, _LegolNotice LegalNotice SECOND 101 lexas 77. SOuthstern. 1954 SPORTS I 92. Sen ____________________________ continued to voice his low victory over Washington. The hurt his right hand in a thini W Vi. 5?. U. Wilberforce, f)fl with all 3) 9560; (4 6 with al 5) • 7 533 Ohio $7 Sea?tte n 11 .500 3', 71260 Unloft ky.. $ Ky Wesl. 17. Poland THIRD - I. mInQoJavi (6) I II 3 6': 01 60, 1010, 6.20; 7. Oguiza.Yza (41 Thursdays Reiults - SE La 17, NE OT 7 00. 12 10; 3 tarrl.Leniz (3) 403; 0 Lhlcaco Loyoia IS. Loras ii St re cty over the Black Hawks. shot. FIRST - 1. Aldana Albe-rdi (6) Pacific Division MIDWEST llIif101I 67, P,.-zi Roila tis o c,,, y .tsoclated Press boat the PMadelphia FIye U Armstrong Chicago Flit A&M 16 Ft5 k'em. 45 __ Ashe, Nastase Bury Hatchet, Saturdays (San.. Indiana at Denver Wes?r-n Conft'enc, Midwest Di,ision Detroit io 6 6.25 KC '' Canon Newman 7$, N-C AtP 11.1 , $ I 500 7 & C'elano SOUTH '•s St 113 Chicago St $1 MIe 1cr 19. Morris Har - ______ V.. 1) 7 611 Washington Gctiysorg 77. Frankt G; O ' sac 2 10 171 4 Atlanta 34 TSIurjd.', Games No oxm.t Tday'sGam,s at tfldiri,.) Kentucky vs Virginia NBA Eaitrn Conference C. 1) it '- Ck111e.. 1'i..L IUII TAH' - S LC"is ___ ____ Friday, D.c.3,1q73 ,% • .---" --J - -- - -"--------- - . '' --r' -r' - 'fl-':' - - .--.--., ..,__. �---s.) -- .- .- ,z - ___ __ - , -. t - - ! __ __ -. - - -.--- - - _.- T: _.-., — I- - .r • - .-. - t--- ______________________ ____________ ;•-_•''-f a,sL,t :'r'.•-" - ' '• Legal Notice rtday.D,Ir;, -. — Legal Notice - IContlaued from Page 3.fl Legal Notice Legal Notice Polling Place: Rolling Hilts Country Run SouthrIy atg Legal Not ice . Legal Notice Legal Notice — Legal Notice RESOLUTION — INVITATION TO BID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH Sealed bith from invited General EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIM EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ContradorswiI be received for the CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ('rnn'Odatton5 i)tCtC.tIy PiSt Lcngwj, FIorid FLORIDA 10 State Road 126 construction of a FELLOWSHIP SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY, FLORIDA. withtnthsprccln(taacqf,f, PRECINCT NO.47 CASE NO. 7S1S62.CA.o. FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS epe-dIeu CIVIL CASE NO. 14.2321.CA-09.D UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT UNITED COMPANIES FINAN- HALL FOR THE DELTONA PROBATE DIVISION and efficient housing de'gin at a point on the South tine of toRunsoutte5ferIyon5ta?epoad476 the- pont of be-ginning. and handling of voting PR SBYTER IAPI CHURCH located I'ROBATE NO. 754S4Ct' CIAL COR P.. a Louisiana (or NAT ION AL GOVERNMENT and voting Sertion 35. Townihip 7OS, Range Polling Placi: lnformtion Center. THE REGULAR MEETING OF paraphernalia, in De-Itona, Fla.. 2:00 P.M. In Re: Estate of MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a THE CtIRO OF COUNTY CCM the Board has by 29E. saiø point being apprwtimately 1)01 Winter Springs Plaintiff, ON December 17, I1S at the Office EDNA H. WlGGONER corporation. CtC.. Se-pare-Ic resolution, also re-corded 3.230 feet we-St of the SOutheast County of Seminole. Florida Boulevard, MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE CC thiS date. pursuant to Florida corner of said section VS. 'Iaint If, at' Gutm.nn Oragath Associates deceased. COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 2nd FRANK PRATHER and DONNA i PRECINCT NO. SI States Sctn 101 fl, deSignate-d Sa Architects Planners. Inc., Sanford Vs DAY pflt ato describ NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF DECEMBER, AD, 1975 as the Begin el te intectectiCC of Stat. Ih PPAHEfl, ot:: rr1 A?anflC Uôtiái Baiik Buiditig, AlicriorSof tncIateuI EDNA CARLTON DUNNING and ARCHIE ta?e- Koa 100 (In Iofia Statutes RElCHCT. wfc, OOROTly J Road 36 and tnterstate No 43 as a temporary polling pIMe tertate Four) THOMAS .A. Suite 400, Sanford, Florida, at whkh H WAGGONER. deaSe-d, are CUNNING. a k a Lavonia Dunning, oVsdes for thange-s in e-ltaOfl MICHAEL Run west on State Road 436 to the aistricts and p&IIng aces during REICHERT. ELLZEY, . lime and place they will be opined herthy nolif led and required to file his wife, Club. t'St off Eastbroo Boulevard, centerline of State Road INGENBORO Defendants C. and read aloud, any claims or demands which they to the and State Road 436 Semno!e County, Florida WHEREAS, increasing Population ORLANDO, PRECINCT NOel line of formerly THE with '*od wa:ls with wood siding, office of CIeV. of Circuit Court Of TO: ARCHIE DUNNING. a k a 10$. Range 29EStion . Tnthip Run north on Montgomery Road to necessitated changes Begin eta the westerly Little Weklva River point on the Sth line of Thencecontinuenorlheasterly along Run and southerly location of polling places within ORLANDO BANK I TRUST carpet and tile floor Surlclng. Seminole- County, Florida, in the Lavonla Dunning on the precincts and alterations of PAUL COMPANY, ROY E. BLOCK and and partitionsofod%tud%anddraIl courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Residence Unknn HOMEL D-B-A BRIAN'S ntains approximately 1700 within four calendar months from pproxmately 3,175 feet from the Section 76. TownshIp 70S, Range E YOU APE NOTIFIED that an 436 Southwest corner of said section and the east of S.etion 26. Run west on State Road 434 to the Thence rune-as, Iong the South lineto Tnthip 20S,line Range 79E DeIendant drIvay and parking are-a. WHEREAS, in compliance with this notice. Each claim or demand the folIing property in Seminole 'f 5ect.on 13. Townsnip 2)5. Range Thencecortlnuenorlheasterlyalong interktion of State Road 436 and Flolida Statutes, the Board of NOTICE OF SUIT Bid documents may be obtained must ewiling and must state- County, Florida TO: FRANK PRATHER 434 C to the sutheasl corner of sala the-centerline of State Road from the ArchItects, Gutmann the-place-of residenceand post office County Commissioners of Seminole Lot 30 and that part of Lot 31. and Se-cliOn Thence run north and easterly on County has by resofution on the in Sertion 23, Towhp 705, Range State Oragash Associates Architects .ddrt'ssoftheclamantandmustbe OAKLAND HILLS. described as Road 431 d DONNA L PRATHER PlennerL Inc..' Sanford AHav,iic sworn to by the clalmor.t. his agent, fl;os fl ;nning at a point on the to the intersertion of day of December AD., 1975. Thence continue east along the Oijth flE. to the north line- of said srtion DOROTHY J, REICHER I State Road 4)1 and InterState 4 described and set forth the National Bank Building, SuiI 400, or his attorney, or it will become curve-of the East right of way line of vnan line of Secton 31, To*nShp 2)5, Thencecontinu northeasterly atong Thene- run south on lntetate 4 to daries and limits of each prKinct P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Fla. void Encino Way at the intersection with THOMAS A. REICHERT Road 136 32771, upon request accompanied by , Dated November 25th, 1975 pproximateiy 2,$ feet to a point the Southerly line- of Lot 3. thence Polling Place: Sanlando Baptist prcinct, and Thence-run northwesterly aiong the on the centerline of Section 71. Church. South Side-Of 4)1. West YOU ARE HEREBY centerline of State Road 436 to the Tnthip 29$, Range 2$E of I Deposits wiil be retunded in full WHEREAS, the Board of County As E*ecutor the Southerly line of Lot for a NOTIFIED that an Longod, Florida, west line of Sect.on 31, Tnthip Thenceruneastolongthe-c,nte-rI,ne 1, action to for two $et% to Genera' Contractors Geo. A. Speer, Jr. Of PRECINCT NO.33 Commissioners of Seminole- County distance-of 3507 feet; thence North forecloi mortgage covering the 21$. Range 70E bmIttlng bona fide bids and return SPEE R & SPEER. P A. has determ,ivJ that no ac of sad secIio 10 te- Ct line of writ tor a o's:ance 61 øegree Begin at a point on Winter Park commodations prriently exlt foflo*ingrealandpe-onIproper,y of documents in good usable- con. Allorne-y for Executor Thence continue nortt.westerly SIlon74. Township 29S, Range 29E Drive in Section 16215 3OE of 10599 feet, thence North SI in Seminole- Counly, Florida to Wit diti within 10 Days after the P0 Box 13g. within precincts FA, Ii. fl.. 43.47. Ainflg the centertine of Stale Road Thence- run east along the entertine Said point being 1000 feet degrecs30'35" West for a distance of wP$l Lot 23, Book Block10, A. DRUID of the 32, and 53. adequate for the cx. PAR K, P1.1 page 2).HILLS PublicopenIng excess of bI. Re-fund for sets in Sanford. Florida 32771 flU fe to the point of beginning, of two will be less $35.00 to Pub!'h Ncv 20, Dcc 5. 1975 acccrding to the plat thereof as Winier Wocs Bouteva'd Th%'n(,rur,east along the centerline One. Plat Book 13, Page 47 Thence- run westerly along the of paraphernalia within said precincts, are-required to Serve a copy of your Section 20. TownShip 20$. Range Thence run east 1000 fe-ct to thecenterline of General Contractors who obtain FOR NOW. THEREFORE RE IT Winterwds 39E toe point on the- centerline of theSEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida ,, to a :flI c-n the ceo any, to it O C. bid documents and do not bid the FLORIDA corni of sa lot 3) run RESOLVED by the BOard of County written Vii: TO detnses. BOILER,if JR., CL Railroad Line been tl against you and you of EVANS norlh IC) feel :ine of Nottingham Drive oject, must return same at least 10 CASE NO. 73.flIt.CA.O are required to serve a copy of your Commissioners of Seminoie County, & BUTLER. Attorneys for the Days be-fore the bid date or P4 Thence run southerly along the Run east approximately 1140 feet to Florida, that for precincts 7A. 1$. fl, PlaintifI, whose address is 920 itten defenSes, II any, to it on IRAN W. W000WORTH and EDNA us cc p..r sit to de-fry cost of RICHARD H. ADAMS, JR. of Gray, M. WOODWORTH, his wife, enterline of Nottingham Drive to a south line of Sect.on 20. Township .1. Summerset North Soction 3. Plot temporary polling pI.et be 32l, and file the original with the forth above. np 715. Range 30E Triencprunsn,,sp, tn 1h 5't$P' ""-eel beginning, SL1I4DA V EDITIOtI an imaginary ON MOTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Club. Pretvii'w Avenue. north of line- to the entrance BY COMMISSIONER FOR of SEMINOLE COUNTY, Creek KWIATKOWSKI S(CONDED BY Porth Street and south of 114, Run southeas'Iy along Bear Bear Creek COMMISSIOHER WILLIAMS THE centerline of the Railroad in mersit Noah Sertinn c t ct..-.- ;;, T*.,.iihipACL Cii, Range)uf the-ast corner of Lot 1, Block K. 68th Year, No, 92—SUn _________________ _______________________________________________ ,..-- -----.--- _______________ ________ ______________________ + F' ea rI lila rhor By JOE ASKREN _____ RersldStaff Writer BYAUDJEMURPI(Y Hed SII Writer _________ _____ Sunday Is the 3-4th annIversary of the Japanese sneak attack on &inford Plaza were iek where they were' nd what they could rcmber on that infamous • __________ ______________________ ________________________ _____________________ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Perkins, • • ___________________ _______ _____________________ ______ _________________ _____________ ______________ ___________ Wy , -. 75 Oiherwje a Juagment may be deposit of 13000 which will be entered against you for the relief refunded, less $35.00 to cover AMENDED centerline of State Road 127 op. Defendants. or before- the 17th day of January, 1976, and file the original with tne .,,. - "night.rnare." not to let any Orientals fly ou of th _______________ F _____ while the Perkins' were fIshing 7PJ( ..... _._.' . - -' - to the hangar and told my husband and Lake Monroe, 1lie Kersey, . 21, of DeLand, was being a they thought we were tooling," said Mrs. • • • - Friday to Utr DeLand +__________ . ________ WLWeKethow,71,Sanfordsaid he was on a (ann. - ,-iL ' Kersey, ' 21, a .. _______________ _____________ - + dead by the intruders, who then ________ - .!. =1. _____ REFROW + was then reportedly driven to ___________ ____________ ____________________________ ________________ - with her j own clothing and said she was in Washington, D.C., at (1512 proxi.Jv 75 feet below, time of the Pearl Harbor attack. It was than that the Perkins "I went to churrh and visited my couple entered the tragedy. r- ,... __________ Tracy. (Herald Photo Park, said he realized reach for the boat, but by Tom Vincent) reflected, PARXHU "Then I she Mrs. Perkins said. he sd. + nelghbors.,.that was really Solflettling,,.It was a swprise," Maloney remarked I - Spazi I "' MALONEY I Richard Soitcr, 57, Orange City, said he was in Pittsburg, Pa. "and unemployed at the time," _______ ____ _____ "I Just listened to the radio, I was Just amazed and felt like n!nnlng out and Set To Begin , , +-+- -+- +----------- ' - - -- - - - ',',:T AxowldTheCIock .......... 6-A Bridge 1''.,,. 1'"Iere This \/\/eejc By BOB LLOYD - -- - ______ * ___________________________________ are at least one former Outlaw member plus several women / - - 1 ___ - I was in the u.S. Navy and ended up as a motorcycle gang member of Spaziano, Spaziano, already serving a policeman In the Panama Canal 28 years Joseth "Crazy Joe" Spasiano later," Soyster declared. for the murder of a woman, life prison sentence in an whose body was found in an Orange County rape and j ,g so' rER ' _____ __________ _________ three men accused of grand here the week of Jan. In the _____ Teleisjou ..............6-7-&D Women ............1-2-3-C WEAT1IF:R Szrday's high $0. Overnight ___________ _ S 5 ' _______ -.... _____ Uthuanlan and was working in Berlin ' shelters. _________ connection with alleged repairs to automobile transmissions t ('Uth Seminole woman. Herring will be chief °' today. ___ ______ scheduled this week in circuit SchedUled this week. Spazlano's defense counsel is Orlando court, - - - described. "'I'he German radio was very busy, ... - - - -. Facing trial on three counts for first-degree murder in the August W73 slaying of . of grand Larceny and a charge Thomas Ward k ............ Laura Lynn Harberts Miss Harberts demooslng Ave., Altamonte Springs body was found at a damping owner of a Cottman TranSept. 12 ' .1: '. ' z wl 10 15 mph today becoming light . . rr '_.- east _______ _________ _____ -'- -- ' Germans Invited the Japanese foreign ntjnister to a tremendous reception ' kw5l, Partly cloudy to cloudy ____________ __________ ____ temporary __ ___ ________ ___ ____ ___ ______ _____________________________ ___ _________ _____ Ileraid Stall Writer __ ____________ Comics .................... 4-C Crossword ...............4-C Editorial....................._____ DearAbby .................2-C Horoscope .................. ____________ Bosilital ...................7-A Obituartea .................7-A Sports ................1-2-3-4-B ' , ___________________ 7-A , - ___________________________ ....................... , _________ ________ klaight, Detajlsandtidestreon Page lA. r.".x- _ ., ,. J_ '!-'• -' i_".r'L -r'' conspiracy are English and American correspondents," Juskys added. ..................... .... sxvs .................. . . . I -. "fl -. ,\ltamonte Springs. The sifil unidentified, were . .; • ' William ''- -. .-,.l''t -- .;.•. , ., - ... .. '' •, .' ' ', :'" Aye,, Mtamonte Springs, '1 jury • was bellesed to be centered on . '.. . r ?' ,. , _"," ': goverament aclUes. S. The indictment accuses Spziano of killing her 4 'on or elevators right after that," Mrs. Ella aboutAug,8, 1973," butdoesn't said, say how she was killed. - : " "-' ' sister-In-law, a - his brother, 21-year.old Friday In protest over a circuit court order sealing a grand MIL Dorothy Llia, 6, IA)I)L%uth1, - '. . news' I remember they stopped . • - S , • Sanford's City Managei" .": ''':'...- • postponed due tn the Illness of n -- I ___ __ - ,. - .-, L' S -1S .,. ___ in May, N.J., where he oed radio, filed with the by State Atty. Abbott Documents U ' - court , wirness suffered a know what happened and I couldn't fle out how they could fly that m.ny heart attack E. Knowles first came _______ to sea-wall on Lake Monroe, aliowed by dtors to come to the city had q millstone around asked, "Did you know The Monday before Circuit debt, Court Judge lobert B. "it open Next year, the repayment Bernick, Maine, En 1949-52 and The city manager said the 1953. "That doesni -!'. ____ _______________________ manager," Knowles qulpd. ____ _____ start , - _____________________________________ I ,C -1 r;j ' _____ ___ ______ ____ _____ . -- ____ _________________ -. 1i '' ' .-- _______ _______ ___ _________ Streets." '- ____________________ _____________________ ___________________ ,' -- ________________ --'-' + _________________ , ..+.- ______________ the water," about six inches out of the wrapped her in a sleeping bag. her 11ienthld baby was left frs. Perkins sd the gZ told were walung for us1" Perkins water." "She kept saying, 'My baby, cngInitaplapen,"aheasfd, them her abductors drove a said, adding that he the __ - _____________ she didn't get snagged by a bit she was calm all the Kersey home and notified time," Mrs. Perkins said from up en the bridge. We were In after her, but then the tide Her husband woud one of The Vohala unty Sheriffs back to nrIna at Sanf. heard wnat sounded about 25 feet from being brought her to me," he salt tbemenththeleg,butthey Deparient today was unable "You can bet I was ed something hitting --- Michael Maloney, 73, 1341 Country • .. ... -. - _________________________ w. ..... hook, , __ was lying among the tangle of boat. The girl there laughter Kim, mother Alberta and son . _____ 'I -+ c. started bringing In,the fishing lthesandgettingreadytoi.t ____________ s. ' underthebrldgetofls.we been there a couple of bows, maybe longer, when it happened," he 3aid. "As soon as we got her In the boat we wrapped her in the sleeping bag, then my husband _________ _____ _ of times and decided to stop + • ______________ Perkins said. "We had put in at Lake Monroe to go to Lake i __________ _____ home reportedly us there," Mrs. Perkins said."! _ - had come loose, but a stocking was still wrapped tightly arouna her right ann. "It was Just an accident that ;:v 4';i " and apparently Interpted two burglars In the act of ra I ' S Polkt said Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kersey returnei thte _________ the slacks that bound her feet -- an BICKFORD -,' :' ___________ _________________ ___________ acX3 ani flC' atr'4 tossed her over the railing cC the bridge. "I guess it was God that put don't think she would have made it if we hadn't happened to be there." Perkins said when he dragged the girl Into the boat1 _________________________________ airport. ________________ After abducting Mrs. Kersey, n uen reporteijy ove to the bridge, with the woman wearing only her underclothing _________ _________ ____ ______ cant undcrtand how anyone coWd be that brutal." sifting on the patio of their t7l5 30E to the ou?hwes? Fl*ioa said Crt on the 19th day Of )Odaysaff.rnp.ningnf i' Partial Recreational Room. off 436 on the Centerline of Longod Hills Unit 2, PIat Book 16, Page 93 imme-diiteiythreaffer, otherwise. •JTHA L. BOOTH Winter Woods Blvd. County of RDad Temporary Polling PlacC (Seal) Seminole. State of Flora iss at he CMI of reproduction. ThencerwestaIongtheente-ri, Run southeasterly on the south line Seminole- County Agri-Center, Arthur H. Beckwiffl, Jr. for the riet demanded in the WILMINGTON, DE 1 of Cameiot Unit 2. to the- southeast Sanford, Florida. The- succesüul bidder will be Clerk of the Circuit Court complaint. and Begin at a point on the south line of line of required to furniih Performance Section 29. TownshIp WITNESS my hand and seal of HELEN L. BOOTH 205. Unit 7 Section2O, Township 21$. Rang, )OE Rang. E Temporary Polling Place: San Ry: Martha 1. Vihlcs, Said point also described as thi Thence continue- wetrly along the Unit Runnorihon the east line of Camelot lord Bond, each In the Full Amount of the 7 Civic Center, Sanford, Florida. Deputy Clerk (SEAL) ELSMERE. DE Southwest comer of Lot its extension to the north PRECINCT P43. 27 Block B, crntertineofLowood Hills Road in Contract Sum, iI$ed by a bonding Publish: Artt.ur H. Beckwith, Jr. Nov. 7), 20, Dec. 5, 17, 1975 ccmpany YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an line of Section IS 2153OE [lith Es'ates, Unit 7, Plet ROOt. Sect,n3O. TOwnsIip 205, Range 30E licensee in Florida Temporary Polling Place: San DET113 Ctark ot the Circuit CoUrt action to foreclose-a P,'ortgage-on the 1). Page U. Public Records of to a point on the west Thence-continue nort,i to Lake Drive ford Civic Center, Santord, Florida. _________________________ Bidding documents will be till following property In Seminole By. Mary N. Darden Seminole- County line 04 said Run northwesterly on Lake Drive to PRECINCT NO. for Inspection In the offices on sidion of the County, Depy Clerk Florida, to wit; Semi,l Blvd. Arcitect, Central FI',ida BuIlders The East 50 t of Lots 9 and to. Publish Dec. 3, 17, 19, 26. 1973 Thenceconhinuesoutherfyalongthe Run westerly on Semlnola Blvd. Temporary to Altamonte Springs, Elementary EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Polling Place: lh THE CIRCI'IT COURT OF THECIP. Exchange, Volusia Builders E*. Block 1, Tier 11,01 Sanford, Florida, DEU 21 change, and the 5ecti 25, Township 20!. Range and Sunset Drive Dodge- Room In according to E. R. TRAFFORD'S PRECINCT NO. 3 COUNTY. FLORIDA. Thence run east along the south E.E. Williamson Road To be- eligible for consId.ratin. Book I, Pages 34 to 64, Public EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. to Triplet Lake DriveEastbrook Pool Association, In the matter of the Adoption of Florida, all conditions of the Florida, COUNTY. FLORIDA point also described as the Cin said section Dri terlineof Oxford Road Run west on E.E. Temporary PollIng Diace. TO - Ho un Im Thence run northerly along Williamson Road Run southeasterly on South Triplet Lontjwood Community Building, cd In an opaq sealed envelope the tOit$ifltei'seclionwithlollgataTrail Lake Drive to Se-out Korea written defenses. If any, to II on Florida banking corporation, thi intersectIon of Longwood, Florida. bearingthenameandadth.essQf the KENNETH Plaintiff, W. MCINTOSH, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED bidder, and mbId "PROPOSAL ESQUIRE,Of STEP.4STROM, DAVIS VS Thence run west to the point of 04 Carlton Road to the east right-of , beginning. Circle to the Intersection of Winter Casselberry Fire Station. filed in the Park Drive above-styled Court and DELTONA PRESBYTERIAN way line of Winston Road Cassberry, florida, Polling Place: Because that you, as the natural father 13)0, Sanford. Florda, 3277), CC or andJAMES E CRISP,asengi,man the Board Run south on Winter Park Drive to PRECINCT NO. 33 Thence run north along the east of County Commissioners of Ihe CHURCH" and delivered not later be-for. Decemb.r 7. 1973, and file man. child Sough? 13 be adopted inofthis rlgPt; of way One of WLiiiton Road San'inoi, County Pies determined the lnt of beginning. Temporary Polling Ihan dale- and hour mentioned the original with thi Clerk of the Place: Rolling p e'eding, are required to 'er've a •5eDefendants. Polling Place: Because-the Board of Hills Moravian Church, Sanlando copy of your NOTICE OF ACTION Court either be4ore service written defenses, If any Owner reserves the right to reject Plaintiffs' attorneys or Immediately TO' JAMES E. CR ISP English Estates. Unit 3, Plat Book for the expeditlout and efficient accommodations presently exist BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED the Law Offices of Alper and Wack, Propo.al, and to wAIve any for. demanoed In the ComplaInt. Cassolberry, FlorIda 32707 04 Lot 3, Block 0, EnglIsh Etatei, recorded on this date, pursuant to poraphernIla, the Board has by more precincts being Iocite-o Unit to the northeast corner of Florida Statutes Section 101.71, for Clerk of this Court, both to be done rø relutlon. elsa recerded tot PublIsh' Nov 79, Dec. 5. 12. 1975 PtOe- Cf fl cttctLGfl i oe-s'onatenmetollowingslteoutside on this date, ArtIjr H. Beckwim, Jr. 'n pursuant' to Fiorioa bulldig, the voting p$aces for the on or before December 29th. 1973; OET15S Thence run south apwolimately 35 othe-is a default will be entered the Complaint that the Court award Clerk of the Circuit Court Precinct Plo. 17 U I temporary Statutes Section 10i,fl, desiCCated several pr.cinct involved shall be eqalnst you for the thil certain property in which you By: Ceceli. V. Ekem relief demanded IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND may have an interest located at Deouty Clerk Page60, Public Records of SemInole Longwood. Florida. for Precinct No. 37: Caofrry in said builIng. and County, Ic the southwest corner of PRECINCT NO. U this Court on Lot 3, Indian Hills. Unit 4 Fire Sta1, Casselberry. Florida. BE IT FURTHER RE$OLVED November, 1975. thIs 11th day of CASE NO. 7314I4CA4G Begin at me intersection of State PRECINCT NO. 33 described aS: Attorneys toe Plaintiffs that said tempor-y polping places (Seat) in Re: The Marriage 04 Lot I?. SEMINOLE RACEWAY Post Office Box i CHARLIE HILLERY, FIRST ADDITION. Casse-Iberry, Suite 27. Flagship Bank the west right of way fine of Win. Roadll to a point west the south Run northerly on iollga?e- TraIl to Circuit Court of Semin*le County, By; Lillian 1. Jenkins Thence run north MINNIE TOLIVER HILLERY, along the west Orange Park, PhI Book 2, Page 60 Plot Book 13, Page 96 of the Public DET 1)2 Run east on E E Williamn Road published right of way line- of Winnebago Run east to the southwest n .mre than thirty days HARVEY M. ALPER, ESOUIRE corner of to Longwood Markham Road nor less than 'wenty Court approximately 35 feet NOTICE OF ACTION to a said put days pr'or to Law Offices of (Range Line Road) point, said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AN 0 Flor, togather with mobile home the holdi I th proming general Alp and Wack THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: int also deScribed as Run east on the south line of lots 152 Run south on Longwood and cabana In placc, FOR Mlrkham election to be Mid in 1916. SEMINOLE the centertine of Tatbot Road through 131, Forest City-Orange Road(Range Line Road) to S.R. COUNTY. 'OthePlaintiff. 6)6 East Se-moran Bo'jlvard, MINNIE TOLIVER HILLERY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION to serve- a led you are requIred 434 STATE OF FL('qtCA) Thenceruneastaloflgthecenterllfl, Park. Plat Book 2. Page 60, to 206 i-folly Street the Suite 201 copy 04 your iitten Run west on State Road NO. 73.3$S-CP 04 Talbol Road to the centerlIne of southeast corner 431 to the COUNTY OF SEMINOI.C) BRIDGEPORT. of lot 131. of said poi,it of te'ginning. Altamonfe Springs, Florida 32701 etenses if any, to the Complaint on CON. In Re: Estate 1 kewannee Trail I HEREOf CERTIFY that the NECTICUT 06402 plat the Plaintiff's attorney, L. W Attorney, for Petitioners Polling Place: B.cavsetheBoardof above and foregoing Is a true LILLIE BONNER, Thence- run northeasterly sIen and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the Run easterly through A• CARROLL, JR Esquire, centerline of K4wiuwe Trail to the Traitwood .unty CommissIoners 04 Semlnol. correct copy of a Re-solution passed PublIsh; Deceased that CHARLIE HILLERY Ms flIed Estates Iection 2. PLat County Nov. 7). 20. Dec. CARROLL I JONES, P.A,, whose east lineof Section 70. Tsh has determined that no Unanimously by the Boord of County NOTICE TOCREOITONS a PetItion in the Circuit Book 10, Page 17. and Noflhwettern Cowl address Florida Is P.O. Box 9)1. accommodations presently exist Commissioners of Seminofe County, DET.11i Range XE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Casutberry, *.veni to the- southwest corner of 32707, onfile or lot within thiS Precinct adequate for the Florida, at its Regular Meeting held Thencelcnflnu,noffha.starlyal Scm mule County, FlorIda, for CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST before December 19th. 1913. and Dissolution of Marrlage.and u 1, Block 26, Weathersfe,ld 2nd ad. are SAID ESTATE: me centerline Of Kewannee Trail expeditious and efficient housing onthe7nddayof December, 1975,as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE required to serve a dillon. Plat Book 17, Page 1U2 copy of your and original the clerk 04 this Section 21, Township You and each of you are hereby the Court eitherwith I.e-fore servi"e handIlg of vot:ng and voting same appears on the record in the 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND wrItten defenses, if any, on KEN 21S, Range Runeastalongthesouthlineof lOts) paraphernalia, notified the Board Pies by Minute Book for saio County. on XE, to theand required FOR SEMINOLE ce'iterline of State Road through 11, bLock 26, Weathersfietd COUNTY. PIETH W. MCINTOSH, of STEPI to file any 4)6 separate- resotution, also recorded cIaim arid demands which you, or Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have- FLORIDA STROM, DAVIS I 2nd addition MCINTOSH, either of you, may have against laid thereafter; otherwise a default will on this date, pursuant to Florida hereunto Thtnce- run southerly along set my hand and affixed NO. 73.2103.CA.O'l.F _____________________ Attorneys for Petitioner, Ihi Centlnue east to the Southeast 5tatut Section 101.71, de-si'iated the Official Seal of the Board centerlini of State Road whOSi estate in the Office of the Clerk the be entered aga!nst you for the relief of SOUl HEAS r MORTGAGE address is Post Office Box 1330, 136 to 911 corner of lot 33. Block 20. the Circuit Court Seminole County, Demanded in the Complaint. South line of SectIon 21, fotl'wing silt outside Precinct County Commissioners, this the 2,.l COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Sanford, Florida, 37771, and file the Florida, Townihip Weathersfietd 2nd additIon Plo. 33 as a temporary polling place day of December, AD., Thisnotice$hallbeptis,,ed, itS, Range XE Probate Divitlon, in the 1975 PIeintiff original with the Clerk of the Run southerly to the southwest for Precinct No, above Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, UCh week for four conseCutive Thencecontinve southerly along the 33: Rolling Hills (Seal) , 'VS styled Court onor before December corner of lot 20, Spring Valley Moravian Church, S.anlar'do within four calendar months from weeks in the Evening Herald, Springs ATTEST: SANFORD CLI:IGER, JR. and 31, 1fl5, otnerwise a default and the time of Dated this 13th day of November, Scctin Township 2)5, Range the first publicatic PRECINCT NO. SIt Clerk of the Board Of known to be dead or aliie and, ; against you for the relief demanded mull be in writing arid filed in (Seal) CIeek a point on the south line Of lot 20, RIver arid Little Y,ekiva River on the and for Seminole County, Florida Thence run southwsterly along the de-ylsees, grantees, assignees, Sprily) Valley Farms Section 4 c.o,nt line WITNESS my hand and official residence and post office address of Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish: Dec. S. 12, 19, 74, 1973 lie-non, creditors, trustees, or other seal Of saId Court on the 24th day Of I) the claimant and must be Sworn to By: Lillian 1. Jenkins line Of Section 2$. Township 215. liE fl Wiva River to the south section 71$. Ranc, %C PUBLIC P4OTICF l PiCreby given against STANFORD CLINGER. JR. (Seal) Rv east along the south line of line Cl Section 2270$-29E Thence r,.n north eton' ?t'.e '..C.t 4i'e Publish Nov 11, 21. 70, Dec. 5. 1973 torney, or the Sam, shall be void. trat Sealed Propos.ais thuld be sent and LINDA CLINGER, his wife or Arthur H 6e-ckwjth, Jr., Sect,ns 22 and 23, Toinship 21S, Run east on the south line Dated at Sanford. FIorid, this DEl 79 Clerk of the CIrcuit Court of Section to the City of Cassilberry, attention either of the-rn; and all parties crner of Secti.jn 21, Township 75th day of November, 1975 Run north on Inlet state 4 to the Section 73 205 29E 'ange XE Deputy Clerk City Hall until 1:30 p.m. local time right, tltleor interest in the property Intersection of State Road 436 and Run east on the Notice is hereby given that we are Thence run west aroxlmat,ly south line of Section on December 29, 1973, for As Executor STENSTIOM, DAVIS S. Interstate i the slurry de-scribed, 2.370S liE to the southeast cornet' Ingeged in butinets at Rd. 7 Box cf said Estate of sod of City streets and related work Defndants, McINTOSH 527A Maitlar,d, 3275), Seminole A. Edwin Shinho1e-r Setion'O. Township7)S, Range3QE point of beginning. Runoastonthe-sOuth tineof to point of beginning. Section TO- STANFORD CLINGER, JR. FlagshIp Bank - SuIte 72 bebasedonanestimatedouantityof Polling PfaCei: Holiday Inn, west 21 name- of 20S49E to Interstate i FIrst Federal Building Polling Place: SirnrOt Apartments 5ld*Of. 1 REFRIG.A.MATIC U,00Qplus or minus square yards ot and LINDA CLINGER, his wife, not Sanford, Florida 37771 jU5tWUthQf4J4flajte- Run southerly on ii to State Road pavement.) SERVICES, and that , intend to Sanford, FlorIda 37171 known to be dead or alive arid, if Attorneys for Petitioner re-Qiste-f,aidna,ne with the Clerk of _____________________________ ___________________________ Attorne-ys for Executor Ho*ll Road, County of Seminole, PRECINCT NO. 49 Run southwesterly on State Road 434 on the State-Of Florida bid p.oposal form incIed in de-vlsees, grantees, assignees, DE T 13$ Begin at a point on the southwest to Wekiva Springs Road — DET 167 PRECINCT NO. Florida in accordanc, with the the contract specifications and IIenors,cr.ditors.trusteeL or other corner Of Section 33. Township 71$, Run northwesterly on Weklva shoutd be plainly provisio of the Fictitin Name claimants ................. ................................................... .......... ................................ through, under or marked on the by, NOTICE OF %H(RIFF'S SALE SectIon 2, Township 3)5, Range liE, Thence run Statutes, To.Wit: Se-ction 065.09 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING north along the west line Section 4 215 liE Florida Sta:utes 1i37. All bidders, their agents or and LINDA CLINGER, his wife or by vIrtue of that certain Writ of Public Hearing wOib, feet eel Of the southwest corner Of held ;n Poom to the- northwest corner of laid fs 4. 5. and 621$ Jotvt A. Bowman Jr. Sectioni, Tpw$hlp 31$, Range aving or claiming to have any thi' liE to the present at the bid opening. liE. section Orange Seminole County seal of the County Court of thouse. Sanford, Florida, by the DET line right, PROPOSALS wt tItle, or interest In the Orange County, Florida, upon BE a final Board of County Commissioners of ttrltete Four) XE. to a point on the centerline of Tf,,ne run in an easterly ted expiration of Thence run north along the can the time established State Road £34 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1975, in that certain case entitled, thereafier, on northeasterly direction on the ahove for t,rline of Sta December 73, 197$, to EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. Road 400 tO the Tf,,nce receipt of PropoIs. tnat a Co.nplairst has bee-ct run southeasterly along fbi We-kiva River illed Greater Orlando Development, Inc.. conaideredlionofanordInae-ay (County tiiw to tfii centerlina of State- RDed 34 A N 0 against you by the- Plaintiff in SPEC I F IC A TI ON S CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Ce-rite-cOne of State Road 436, ap. poinI of beginning. the Eta corp. Ptalntitf,vs Robert 0. Seminole County, Florida, title of above styled Court and cause for the- Feather, PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS SEMINOLE COUNTY, Defendant, whict, which is as follows; centerline of Stale ROad 434 tO the Cii. he 7S.247t CA4I.F centarlini of Winter Wuods C'u County of Semie, Eastiin.ol$.ction7, Townthtp2lS, on the following described property, delivered to me as Flortda. Dcents may be Obtained Roulevlrd She-rift of areas Range ??E RE IT FU.1'lHER RESOLVED application at the City Engineer's situate and being In ¶rninle .em;r. of the- unincorporated DONALD I FMAI4I1 Thence- run wettei'Iy dir Cuuiity, FiriU ani i the- 'hat said aiterat,orzs osld hanges be Office, Iertitur,, of Seminole County, 93 Lake Triplet rive County, Florida: ó have levied upon the following Florida; crNting Husband, the Laurefwood and the centerline a' State Road 41 in BoiAevard to a point on the ce-n. Ui the Off lte of the Clerk of the upon the payment of a deposit ot according to the Plat thereof, 0. Feather, said tO be entitled the LaureIwood property being WifeThence-run. Is? along thf north lii' ce'derlLiw ci Nottingham Dtive to a published four (4) time, Of Seclso 1, To*r.ship 715, Range in C City County. Florida. Casseloerry and ihall not be in1 approxImately 470 feet north fOtIo*s: definitions; providing tot' gover. $em;noi, County, refundable. You are requIred to serve a copy 17)6 Hoddington The I 3 interest of Robert Secton t. Tos-p 215+ Ran 79E nceOf the district by the BaIrd Of Ionr 2. Ro TIr) Oh. 43623 ST Ti or FLOF IDA) Pli;ntlff's attorneys. Each Proposal Shall be ac $7. U. and 90, La n;a!r Markham f a Section 1. TO.n5hip 7)5. Rattgi aria oPeration of Secticn33.1'Ownship2IS Parsge3OE pe-titln for disvolutlon of marriage I HEREBY CERTIFY mat the acceptabte form of Proposal & GREENE 61, Seminole Counfy, Florida, Creating anAdvisory Board; setting Of Se-don 33, Townshp 215, Ring correct copy Of e Resoljtion ruts west along the SOuth line XE ta the point of tasi Ilvo (5) per cent of the Miami, Florida 33131 beginning, either encumbrances, whatever they proCedur; empowering the levy of --; y rr4 aoara Of County of Section 1, Township 715, Range PaIl*s •'::: the Proposal, payable to the order Telephone Plc. 379-r43 cnard may Consmisslon.rs of Sem)noi. County, of theGUSSOW, ESQ. Rosenbium I special assessments or taxes within Pipkim, City of C3sselberry. FiOrtd, snd file the original answer or ld lb. undersigned as Sheriff of tfie district; and ProvIding Attorneys for petitioner Road, Saminti, County, lioi'lda Io' husband, on tne id day of Decensb.r. DONAIP :Pienc.rurl.westaIongThesouthiine PRECINCT $0, SO I accepted, the Slddar will •cute lal.dcounonorbetoreflt.Sthdayof 11:00 AM, on the 0th day of e-ffective date-. AD,assLneappearsontherecord th' Ctrict, and file t c.t'. Towrsh;p 715, Range Begin at the January. 1914.11 you acceptabtv fall to do o, a intersection of Dean inthe Minute Book for said County, Suite 203+ 430 East Eait Highway December, AD. 1q15, Offer for sale Said district shalt encompass liE, to the point of beginning Performr'ce Bond Within t.n (10) defut v.illb, entered Cg4lnil You the ISA anti t6tt Road ill .,.ii 'e.- .---.-' •- _________ 1 Sanford, Florida 32771-'-Prjce 20 Cents _____________________________________________________ -___________________________________________________ II . ___.. Ilenild EVCllJber7slplS 4á1r1: cnt; thcr?o. PRECINCT NO. 7A uI - ptalntllf's attorneys, whose address VS _______ _________ ________________ ______________ thout'htfWly. rr..,.- fk.. k,,s... on land that used to be under .8 mIlls, which wu1d disappear xpWation of 11,500 has iu.ct esirrnt biu rw'nl..e 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 05, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 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 05, 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/d8c89f6c4216eca6b5f04115d8000f6b.pdf 04170a4b87406d3325fa2aea1da300a7 PDF Text Text --- 1977-7-0 777-77, - e&-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 01L • -!--i Wednesday, Dec. 3. lflS r 6-1 68th Year, No, 9Thursday, December 4, 1975 f Herrin g Ponders Huddles With Sanford, Florida 32771-Pric 10 Cents Attorney General On IndictA 'dWL Mgll~ ments Next Steo In Jury Prahaw w - By 11011 IJA)7[) Herald Staff Writer actions and allegations of sunshine law violations. Beckwith Jr. to make four copies of the grand jury that if public officials were indicted the court would announcement until circuit Court rulings on the Cowart ordered the entire jury report sealed for report and documents before the court sealed the personally notify them and that only the court, tc motions are affirmed or denied by the District 15 days and said in open court that Circuit Judge Sem1nole.BrevardStateAttO mc). Abbott la and Jurors and state attorney would know what Court of Appeals. Voile A. Williams had already prepared the en- original report. said t The four copies were given to Cowan who said was in the sealed report. today he Is working wit!, Stale Attorney velope in which the report was to be sealed. If no appeal Is taken on such motion.- the report the report "is quite extensive" and complex in General Robert evin's office In trying to deterWilliams and Cowart referred reporters to state still remains sealed until the time period for an Williams told reporters before the grand jury nature. Cowart said the cou.'1 would take "further law stating that grand juiy presentments retating appeal expires. mine whal course of action Herring should take made its return that if public officials were Indicted rts action" on Wednesday. about the sealing by circuit court Judpes Wed. the to a erson not Indicted shall not be made public Cowart, when accepting the grand jury interim report would be sealed and no arrest warra At first it was believed that the grand jury report until the person roncemed has been given a copy of report, nesday of indictments returned by the Seminole issued at this time. said the law to some bu! there are contained three indictments but It has now been the grand jury return and given 15 daya to file others named in this"applies County Grand Jury. report." Cowart later said he had conferred with Judge learned that there were four indictments returned motions with the circuit court to repress or expunge The grand jury presented an interim report "and Williams and was fol!mc ing his whice in the grand The granrl jury is now scheduled to meet again ith th report that is believed also to name at least the report or portions which arc. improper or next Tuesday 't 9 .rn. other documents" to Circuit Jugc Joe A. Cowart jury matter, one unindicted co-conspirator, Jr. alter (our weeks of probing county government unlawful. Cowart ordered Cirrtiit ('ii,rt (lurk Ar4k.... fl.t... L_ Assistant Stale 11.ttv Rhi1Sf1pi. whihni4Ii,4 ehi. (4 v .'. - - - •,., SAVE rIMM!, MNFOR L S -- 1 Chnek ARGO Roast Cut Green Beans Iloz25 CAN PILLSBURY White Flour 89c S i. BAG "" 1.39 D EL MONTE CHUNK "3 Tuna Fish oz. cup Sour Cream FAM U..Y FARE Prune Juice Top Round Steaks Shoulder Steaks FAMILY FARE SLICED SINGLES ) merican Cheese SO 07. JAR - l FOLGER'S Oz- 2.39 Parkay Margarine LB. $ LB. Stew Beef 58c ECONOPACK ECONOMICAL 9c Purex Detergent .. ryer F C 3NIND J WINGS w.OIBLETS b 1.48 Cut-Up Fryers MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK GET 25O EXTRA 98C LB. 68c LB. Thighs, Drumsticks, Breasts Fresh Roasting Chickens TOP VALUE --- STAMPS -- ARMOUR* PORK SAVE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT _______ : : • Sirloin Steaks Round Steaks LB. '1.28 LB. '1.28 Club Steaks LB. '1.28 LB- 48 58c i.e. 68c LB. Whole Fryer CLIP AND USE THESE COUPONS •1 T. Bone Steaks Check Roasts Round Bone Roast '1.58 LB. 88c LB. '1.08 '1.68 LB. Ground Beef I c WITH PURCHASE OF 3 LOAVES Jf,\JF'. 1•' 0' " FAIRWAY FARMS WHITE ' .. BREAD E X P IRES MEATY LEAN LB WHOLE OR THICK END . AVERAGE WEIGHT 3 TO 5 LBS. •6 - Rib Chops 1 114 1 mumi CIELANTO SSORTED CHOPS Txgt EXPIRd 12 lOis ; 'a CENTER CUT Pork Steiks N~~;l MMMMMMM maim== MW $P .49 1.88 Select Oyers st 5RESH 1.58 Sea Trout . Fresh Mullet • few" t Perk asts Ro LB . LEAN MICATY BOSTON LB. I si : TOP VALUE STAMPS --=--=-- 10 FOR 99C -' Bacon igCCu LB 29C Pole Beans . FRESH Lr TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF coupou I - - - j I.93 Lb. 98 7, i 9c LA,RAG 519.98LB. LB. 99C Broakfas Links PKG. 98 Bologna I.98 FrankS HILISHIRE POLISH OR 2 35C Smoked Sauriage LB. 3 9c BoJied Ham K t nockwurs YOUR CHOICE ½ first repoded In Florida reported since 1952, and that one alto was In North I .38 SLICED TO ORDER IN DELI DOMESTIC -1c:•"•- . . .J ',---:.. - . ;.-- I. - __. ______________ 4 r' Has . March i ng 27 Sanford Professional Wornens Club-Car ' 14;a SchoolBand 9. Pack 242 Cub Scouts utU. n the adewulbe . bands as well as marching units from man area schools 30 Pack242CubScotjtsofUc and organizations. Mary-Float - . iAw I -, ______ ____ --_-- m Predicts Surge In Economy u LB.I .49 REGULAR $1.69 EACH 1202. PKG. 'A. . ______ ' ___ a /11 Tremor Shakes P w Salami LB. -- -&. k LB. j YELLOW Onions 12 FRESH s OZ. C A N SPECIAL VALUE MIZRACK KOSHER SUP4NYLAND20OZ. Mushrooms Ca.wrats Dinner Franks 4-t !P-' Daytona Beach COPELAND COUPON EXPIRES 121075 - -- - - - - - . • FAIRWAY FARMS 1W, - By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer The annual SanfordSem[nole County Christmas parade in Downtown Sanford will step off -at 7.30 tonight with more ________ 100 units and 600 IndivIduals ___ LB 9$C 7 WASHINGTON STATE EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS W$1H PURCHASE OF FARMLAND FROZEN VFAI.RErFTWfl4EY VEAL PARMESIAN 2 Lbs. Pk9. -# ___________________ Today $ LB. NEPTUNE COOKED JUMBO SHRIMP MAV I14l 1 •. 1.38 Rock LB. , a LB. SAVEI 5 LB. BOX ONLY WITH PURCHASE ' MO RE .. Quarter Loins A TOP VALUE QTAMPS c RO7FN C GROUND FRESH DAILY - n 0 3 LOS. O - PIZZA I) LB .: . h , d • 08 $ Aa- C ris tmas_ Paraae ' KOSHER STYLE BRISKET TRIM THE TREE STICKERS - ..L.! At TAE AM, Ulu I Askew Reaff irms Gambling Stand FAIRWAY FARMS Spareribs Corned Beef . ----- In Of '76 . Cube Steak FAIRWAY FARMS LB. F- Spi nt A natural for the thcentennjal .si McD-Flc year, the parade theme, "Spirit 31A Lake Howell High. -3 Florida Highwa' Patrol - r-r of Christmas '76", was -----°' _____ 4 Fire Dept muted by nine-year-old 32. Pil ot Club 5 Marshal-Ronald Keishann Washington of McDonald -' 33 1lorse-&oopers Dusty SM! --- 'P -J' Sanford, who won a $25 U.S. Boots 6 City Commisal a1ngs Bond ' r*L 34 SCfliflOI 4-I1 7 County Commissioner, V Climaxing the parade will be Jackson Heights Middle ::--Visiting Dignitaries (J C the arrival of SWt41 c:U3 - -, 01B1fld ___ Chamber of Commerce Miss 0 himself. Sanford Recreation East _____________ Florida) ' . Fred Davis, chairman of Side-Marching Unit 9. V w Color Guard == --: ----parade committee, said there 37 Sanford Recreation West 10 Navy Band -;-= --- I will be 35 decorated cars and --? -umt 11 Tabernacle Baptist floats competing for 38 Free Methodist --prizes and Church-Float C1'.zrchP3dC grand marShal car . hA Tabernacle Baptist - be none other than Ronald Church-Band & drill team Auto-Train hmored Its one-mffilona P&Swnger yesterday and 39. Atlantic National BankGarf leld Ileft). ne rnillin-.1 ti, p~1s.-,cngcr was Naq I.t. Mielwel McDonald, a many dignitaries were on hand for the occasion, Inclading Florida favorite with al.1 Jones( second from rfght, along with h!f wife Brenda ,nid sons the 12. Tri County Road Ruii. Float youngsters. Gov. Reubln Askew (right) and Auto-Train President Eugene K. Charles and 40. Jones High School-Band ners March1n Jnit Mathew. I Herald Photo by BUJ Vincent Jr. I Marching In the parade w Ill 41. Flagship 11.5. Rank13 Cctrt y Boa d B be 14 area band. as well a' un- Float ners-Car marching units from many 42. Shawnee Federation "y" 13A. Seminole YMCA Th area schools and organizations. Gm Y-March' Just prior to the governor's Indian Guides-Marching u Miss Florida and other speech, 43. Garfield said, Program of Radiologic 1lL.ake Brantley Band dignitaries will also be "Theusands and thousands said 15. Seminole YMCA Baton Technology-Car 0feshmd. 44. Royal Ambassadors it cottldn't be done - I never (marching unit) The parade itill Joegin at Ustened to Um.11 16. 147 Fleet Resem-Float 45. Hutdcane Red Band Sanford Naval Ititleiny and Instead he said he "started 17. P.J.Cs School of Baton- 45A. Melodie Skatingmove west on F .rst :zeet to By ED PRICKE'fl Marching with one person - me - and a '1 Intend to support the a J.D. Salinger novel, the officials are under indictment Marching unit Laurel Avenue, Second Ner&ld Stall Writer legal pad" and ended up with Democratic nominee," the governor said he cannot predict by a grand jury. 18 First Federal of Mid46 Corn Banks-Float to Park Avenue and south railroad that employs 625 , governor said. As to his own what he will do torrorrow until to the Florida-Float 47 Dusty Boots-Car Here in Seminole County a city park at Fourth Street, workers Go'. Reubin Askew Y,ed political aspirations when his tomorrow I! here, 19 Lonuwood Fire Dept.48 B J,s Brigade-Mar grand jury reportedly has where the parade will disband. Thick Co nesday reaffirmed his staunch term as governor expires next 'In a period of four years, 49. Croons High Band said his office 1 no issued four indictments and The parade Is financed by has grown from five stand against casino gambling year, 20. Lyman Drill Team Askew, as usual, said he firm policy on removal of in- named a f1fh person as an private donatlon.s and is put 50. Q'ooms HIghFFA-Float to 625 employes who have in .ork and predicted a ambitions 21. 1,man Cheerleaders has no for higher dicted elected officials from unindicted co-conspirator. 51 S C A H C -March in g together by a grcup of publicworked together In make Auto. surge In the sagging economy office on the national fl Lyman Greyhot1nd Band level, office. But., Askew eft the imspirited individuals consisting by next spring. Train Trim well rrs'ted In " 23 Lyman Homecomin g However, vw'i,itien always PressiOn that the Indictments of Davis, Jack Weible, . .tvaton Army in an exclusive interview, the ' transportation field. Queen-Car Instead, the governor said he would have to be released and Pat B ister J1 Mare'ig unit J0 "ouj one millionth 4 naer governor answered questions exists that Askew cculd be evaluates each situation, in, the names In the Sanfor Christian ti his Ann King all. Beta Sigma Phi--Float as a and D.C. today and the approximately which ranged from his nature selected candidate for vice- dividually, and makes a office would consider use of his Scho ol -- . !arc hi fl g i f Units participating, listed in 54. BCs Group-Marching decision accordingly. 30,000 customers we are political ambitions to his policy president. CheerleadUlg removal power& order of march, are: Unit month, for removal of elected officials currently serving each 25 Askew said he did not know at Sanford Chris It is within the governor's The governor was in town to . S nftn1 Ice cse t. 55. Central BaptistS demorgrate the overwhewilm under indictment for offenses this time what Ids future p1m power to remove elected of- attend the Auto-lYain's naming Float 2. Seal.1nole County Sheriff h1arching Unit & Float acceptance of the service we prohibited by Florida Law. are. Much llkeacharacter from flclal.s from office 26. McLains Jr. Kinif those of its one millionth passenger. Dept. Askew predicted a surge in offer," (Cont1ued on Page 12-A) derschocl-Float " Garfield said the state economy sometime in Jones, w1w 'pulled up at the temM in a spiffy sports car, the spring. lie said Florida's econcrny, however, lags behind said he felt "honored" tc be the rest of the nation by two to selected, and his wife, Brenda, three months cdled the experience "just governor had predieW a narvelous." Both attended Around The Clock 4-k nine per crnt gain in state Mnler Park High &hool. Bridge revenue for the last Liree _____ -Askewa visit was set up by 54 _____ I Calendar $-A .. Tom Bl- yney, Auto-Train months in (Es fiscal year. Comics .............. .4-B Ile said the prediction stiu director of corporate affairs. Crossword -14 ....... . r 4-B Bla yney, before jot: ng Gar holds Uiz and that the nine per lorial 4-A - cent gair, 13 over the pw1ous jfield's operation, was an aide to DearAbby ' WIN . IMI 11-A quarter. .. . .. V the governor. - Horoscope ...... .... . ... 4-B A ____________ be c gamblinglie Lk %% ai~xl Florida to insure a speedy Sports ... .1-3,5-B recovery from economic ilb,' d Tele%isfon 6-B the governor said It's a false Women 9-11-A premise because legalized 111j casino gambting would bring tn p' DAYTONA BEACH the "wrong kind o! money from Wednesday's high 72. (AP) - An "rth tremor the wrong kind of people." Overnigbt low a. shook buildlag; hert "y He also rap* politiclam Fair and mild through but caused no damage, the who advocate such A S In the mId 70s to National Wather senice because he said casino -. around 80 Not as cool at night with 10wi In the low to mid Ws. Offiflah said the early security. He cited various in- $1 LB. •. 1.78 . . Mixed KRAFT'S QUARTERS LB. *78 .O 20C LB. ROUND BCNE sflder Roast . - OL ' $ $- AW KELLOGG'S instant Coffee SAVE P LB. SAVE UP TO 20c LB. BONELESS .. 99c Corn Flakes 1.88 Rump Roast LB. Cube Steaks LUCKY LEAF Applesauce LB. SAVE UP TO 60c LB. 99c 120Z. Florida Governor Reubin Askew was at Sanford's AutoTrain terminal Wednesday and told Auto-Train President Eugene . Garfield that his building 'd1 corporation from scratch represents the American dream The occasion was AutoTrali's selectIon of Navy U. Michael A Jones - who looked every bit the part Of the American dream with his pretty wife and two childrea as the one millionth passenger to hoard an auto-train egan running (our years ago Calling Garfield's Auto-Train a "unique experience" and a baon to Florida tourism, the Impeccably dressed governor welcomed tourists on tanc1 at the terminal, calling them "backbone of Florida" me oaji aui in no other country in the world could a man like Garfield take $46 and turn it into a railroad empire and asked Seminole Counflns a to "keep Florida with the Lord and keep Florida 98c LB. BONELESS ROLLED SAVE UP TO 3Cc LB. BONELESS 69 400Z. 1 .88 Chuck Roasts SAVE UP TO 40c Lb. 3.3c 1 BREAKSTONE LB. Santa, am"i 'Drnm' SAVE "P TO 20c LB BLAD E Sirloin Steaks j 49C CAN 1.28 LB SAVE UP TO 60c LB. Spry Shortening CAN I At 7:30 Tonight Praises 0"'F* r-'j- ALL VEGETABLE I E 7 Askew BONELESS t•.&.jt .._ o' . L. ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF GUARANTEED NATURALLY TENDER PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 4th THRU DECEMBER 10, 1975 ----I 10 I The tremor was felt by residentsin about a.mile area of eastern Volusia County, officials said, The state has had only three earthquakes in its history. The first was the most severe; tremors felt In South Flonids in 18*0 h-nm two large quake' rontered In Cube. •,,, was tried awd didn't work. Ow r1ch instance was In Iowa, where Askew said the qousewim raised Cain." Then the governor skipped over to politics. lie said he will not support presidential aspirant Jimmy Carter In the Florida p'imary. But, Askew said if the Democratic party selects Carter, a former Georgia PIONEERS DRESS . ha 'f g -i'. urow all hia support behind SANTA Carter. DOj S FOR j h ELEPHOR - - $-A. - Dollies designed to delight a little girl's heart were dressed by Galley, group representative; Jean WfIsun, cemmereial 'n"mbers c the Sfc Tekbone Piotseers of Ain"rit'a for department; Joyce Fitzgerald, assignment department; and distribution at Christmas by the Salvation Army. From kIt Tom McElroy, vice preskirit. (Ifrrpld tiaotu by Torn Vja ui, Maxine Henn, prrskrut of the Tele phone 1oneers; Virginia - Av - c -in CHRISTMAS .1,.tt.4 'e:- -,-- �l zr r 2:1U-' -- ----_-._ __J ,t '- t.tttt1 ' £ '• ' 4$ S $ - .. I q ' _4- -. - - - _-___I= - S -- - - '•--:- I •,I •: '; .. : - St - r.-----i' MW 1 2A-Evening Herald. Sanford, ri T..T:___ S 11 =_ L ______ , - •• - _ I ..- I _ _ T - __ _ _ I I - _ . _ ii a Thursday, Dec. 4, 1975 Results Of School Board Informal Poll Show: Evening H,ra,5anford,Fj ___ Thursday,D,c,4973A ________ H I?5 I. N ATION .4 - III r%r'ur'.- _ "DtcItr Plans To Fight _. __ ; - Most &iZ__1 I t vi!in ~il*' Nationwide Strike Averted, A. - ih Jf)F ASKIIF \ Herald Staff Writer _______ ____ ________ - -, ________ ~ - •i' M~ - w4 - -- . • ' ______ ____________ - . - -., - 5 _ - L - -'f- --- , - - I__________ - '-- . ! _ ;:, _________ - - ;-_____________________L` -- ___________ Cities To Ask For Waiver f -;- - :- - - RL ______________ 11' F'r-til _____ . -' . t*'** % L. ; -' _________ . '' 'I,lI__- f -, - • - _____ • . - _____ --___________ .. • - w MIAMI BEACH (AP) \ZItIOnaI Iagneof C is prepared to ask Congress to waive its new budget procedures in order to reenact general revenue-sharing quickly next year. Meantime, a Dallas City owlwoman, Rose Renfe, intended to try today to get the nation's largest organization of urban officials to take its first public stand onse school busi I t• r Mrs. Hentroe, who . enc4Urba.flofficta1s.sajdw(yJld offer arfl1uUoflto she put the city executives on record as favoring a constitutional amendment to ban busing to achieve school - _______ - _____ - - "r '- ,, ICA AC DCVI rCfLrt.j REPLICA ri iIJernld Photo byiIiIi Vincent jr* • Match ing _Grant $50,000 Needed For _ attys Health At Issue Stenstrom said some black parents sued the board after It converted Rosenwald Ntricia Hearst "is in worsc shape" physically than a Elementary School in ueek ago, but shcriff's officers deny her health is , Altamonte Springs, to a .liecia I de teriorating. education facility for the 'As far as we know her physical condition is just as By DONNA ESTES raise $50,000 locally by Jan. 1 to prograin. prents. good as when she arrived," AAsst.Sheriff Eugene E. COIflflhiSSion, requires the handicapped earlier this year Herald Staff Writu gain $350,000 in federal mat. He said both the federal and The g i o Stewart said Wednesday. He said she weighs within a half ng rate fur child care He added that When mothers governmental bodies to have ching funds to subsidize is $24 w district courts ruled in the a pound of what the weighed when taken to the San Mateo eekly. Mrs. Carpenter cannot find da y care for their comprehensive plans C01fl County jail II weeks ago. LONGWOOD- The Council professional child care for said, noting with new state children at a price they can pleted by 1977 while a statwide board's favor. of Local Governments in working mothers locally, Earlier in the day, attorney Albert johnson said Miss regulations in effect, costs are afford to pay, the danger Is that law effecting the other counties Seminole County Wednesday If District Judge Young But, the organization, constant,ly rising. Thirty-two they may go on welfare. Hearst has lost five pounds in jail, has an eye infection and Seminole, as, well, has a grants the latest federal motion night endorsed the Communitycomposed of representatives of independently owned center; and the only medication she has received "is multipur. Homer urged the officials to 1979 implementation date, next Thursday, another hearing Coordinated Child Care for the county's seven cities and are current;y operating in look at the program, reminding pose itamins and one aspfrii.' Central Florida's 1C's plan to the ctunty ge The Mooney law requires will be set before any altermcr.t, cffercd Se!r! C'unty, she sail, that failure to raise the so,ouo direct notification to property natives can be considered or no funding from its ean Jack Hornier, executive will lose for the county owners, both within and outside implemented, said Stenstrom. treasury and little hop. ijt the nuinager if the Greater Sin- $5,tO0 in federal money. • municipalities, on impending Fl cities will have money ford Chamber of Commerce, dS In other business, the council annexations and rewnings. available to assist, speaking in favor of Mrs. agreed to continue efferts to The group formally changed fi • Sanford City Co!nrnissjoflcr Carpenter's reques said when have repealed the local land Its name from the CALNO 111 1; John Morris, charrnan of the the subsidized program is planning law and the Mooney COunCil of Local Governments 1. group, invited Phoebe Car. mentioned people often think of annexation bill, i to- the Council of Local I rnter. 4C's adminiratnr, to "blacks and waffare," b -;, i .-~ -it The Io land planning law, Governments in Seminole 's,, her name placed on the program Is for working sponsored by the county County. WNGWOOt -- A bit miffed Longwood's elected officials is a platform and four telephonehave - ,*0 Sanford City Commission at the suspicion with which "don't want to be taken." poles. j netting agenda, addingthe Longwood and Casselberry Oviedo Mayor Leonoflhffs, 'What are you going to do governing body iouid Utvn. officials have viewed his the governing body in his when Sanford stops you from but that doesno Inva:i \ '1 ill -jroçx'al to have a county-wide community is concerned not using its firing range?" Floyd fund the program, p"flc uiey In1ng complex only with construction costs, asked, noting It is the only The county commission built in AlUmminte Strings, but also continuing expenses. range where policemen can recently turned down a reqiiPst Mayor Nomnrn Floyd WedDr. Duerr said after the Last train and pracucetnthe county, from Mrs.. Carpenter for funnesday night uid his Council of Local Governments "Council Instructed me to ding. municipality is ready to go the meeting the police and (Ire Inform that they are not In Mrs. Carpenter said the project alone, chiefs in Casselberry were favor ofthis program and favor program's purpose is to assist I The Discount Pepartment Store Floyd, attempting to aefl his ; asked for recommendations on supporting 8CC," Lormann parents with low incomes in \ Direct Factory cospt of krg federal 4 the c*snpIP, said. He added, however, "I purchasing care for their . L. i state money for the beHeveI could sell mycodfl children , UrCiiaSe I \ up She aaidbothchjefs said U to six.year-olcjs oenw facility, at the Coxicil Of am I -on it if more informatinn were Whom boll , rmts worlsafidled r4ith t~.c 1-CilIU_ -local Gom=ents in seminole We bought a whole truckload of available. Council's feeling now She sail! ' -'Pa many chilen ' 0 __ " of County m"ting, estimated already available at Seminole is based on lack of InWaring automatic julcors go we working parents are being left i Camirimnity College (SCC). formal.ion." could offer you this special low o r o s at home alone cr under the care il Ficyd insisted, however. price Lormann aLo said that the $1 of an older child who should be Don't He said the facility could be the proposed complex would be m iss this g reat training d t asaeaed on cases In city court in school. value. Shop now! constructed on Altamonte city for contin for police training could W She said mothers will be ° n property adjacent to the xu possibly be used to fund the expected to contribute a country. Road r oral sewer plant, vt, program. minimum of $2 weekly of the toaqtf &aaIdthrvjpoaalwcjjd was urged to took into $1,000 annual cost of placing I Caseelberry Council Chahmn not be in crnpeUI"i with SCC, the exact amount of federal and children in day care centers Edith Duerr, said Me preperty that the collegc does not have state monies available for already In operation. She said would remain under space for such a program and construction and maintenance 345 children have already been ii-inonie's ownersNp. that Its driving range ct.rrently of the facitity. selected to participate in the The facilities, Floyd . recommended, would inckle it J -r "burn building and smoke 4 • tower" for (Imefighting training - --' .-, - WW a pistol range, rifle range, ClaSoom facilities and driving 11Ui range for the police and fire ,'1_ _i.I LJEITi ----departments kIt :. '. - - - Wa r4' (I.t, %..IIy Liii T. a - u _- HOMORAMM 1'.Z*1_____.%_11AV9' I - ~9 K;;-ff~_ elk -- uy L.'OWflTOWfl t __ WZAIBoibblim rN --fian-- & Co. at sior-crs officially designated a Shopping Center at Park town area, moving the city hill from the Economic Develop. stay in close proximity to the IM arxl 1990s," he said. Pinecrest Shopping Center, city-owned, l4-ace site at Avenue and 25th street. saldanynewcjtyhallshouldhe French Avenue and Seminole would he "condemning Downtown," the ndividuals located Downtown, preferably Boulevard as the new location _____ ment Administration, Another businessman who - ,___ . - _ - -- - I - - - I - i _____________ li is Drainage May Go To Straw Ballot 'Iii Shop Capp's Evenings - 9 - Now Until Christmas The Discount D rtmg-1- 40 +a - -- -- - .. -- (3• d' - - I -- :- -. - - , . : . .", ~.:., !'!.I , - -.-i. Backs Care But Not Cas h CALNO _ I fru:n the fact there are only tifltliip.itcd. nine white pupils and about 300 Stenstrom said the lawsuit is black pupils Lt the Midway the first time the Justice school, east of Sanford tiff SR Department has challenged Semiiok ('iuj,t', on i racial , 'Ste wlhop1 U goern. iasutmentsmot,onon the ha'-s(ht He said it may have we have e a unit,a-" • • ia) originated after an earlier suit ended in the board's favor this pmt Summer. I Thka' 411 • .. .Middlee •Schoo .00l. U.s own "Betsy, siosces n .e person o. SCCflw gra glr$1 WLJ sew together a renlii'a .f :1w' tamous !bg amd @.,_P!rntcd i to ia O-ii McCarron icecond from ght for the School. Stt,ifrnt anti tehe fm kit. Y1;. ek rrt-i1llsgr, Debbie Bryson, Kelly U • - 1. Sears Roebuck n ourthotts. "The pre-tent site might do One businessman who favors Richard Buck, owner of who operate businesses outside on the "I frnow, bu flews1(e is nceded lakefront, would like to see it stay in wants the city hall to stay near the designated site at French Buck's Catering Service at for city hail. in what is 1220 the Downtown, because that's the Of considered to be area Is Joseph Avenue and Seminole Other sites considered by the S. Sanford Avenue, sa id he felt where it sho ul 51 day that lakefront will Asked his opinion about Downtown Sanford revealed d be," he said, Nicholas, owner of Joe'3 the Bouje',ard is city t'im Smi lakefront site isn't close adding that th, owner moving the city hall to P commission included the big thing, with motels that most feel that a people v ark iting city is city be Laundry and Dry Cleaners at of Seminole Printers at 7'O and restaurants and neon signs city hail's present si te on Park enough to the CBD, and the city ball sometimes stopped to 2507 S. W. Avenue and 2.5th Street, Smith ball should be located near Sa nf ord Avenue. 9th Street. hall should remain very close said that area was "congested to patronize stores located Central Business District }'OU can see for 50 mIles," Avenue; the location now - where it "it should be located near the "We need to use the place is now, cupied by th e Chamber of Corn Barker commented. nearby. at enough," and costs should be (CBD). Downtown because It's a city French and Seminole in order merce building and the Civic Buck said considering the Buck said he has a personal hail, even though the population considered be fore moving the Doti Barker, manager of In September, city commis. to have enough space forcity hall to a Center and the Food Fair need for traffic in the Downmore centralized stake In how the CBD fares, is moving away from Down. parking and additions in the loc ti because he is expanding his town," he said. "It's apcatering service to a location on props-late tha t it be located First Street. there." "I think Paulucci's idea is a Some managers of large good one," Buck said, "Putting LONG WOOD — City officials, stores on the south side of the presidential preferential ballot, with drainage woes in Crane's begin in Casselberry. : city hail, cultural center and a city said they didn't live In attending a Council of Local EXCEPT SATURDAYS Altamonte Springs Mayor Roost while waters contributing chamber of commerce building Sanford Governments in Seminole Norman Floyd urged that and had no comment on "Right now there are enough in one package." location of a new city hail, County meeting here Wed. question be placed on the the greatlytotheproblernorigjn0 drainagepla ns onthes he1ves the At a meeti ng of propert ballot in Longwood's Island Lake, nesday night, agreed to carry y but Warren Morris, of estern "The Spoiler" to determine whether the solve drainage problems In owners and businessmen Sizzlin Steak House, 2900 back to their respective people in various drainage At the same time, he said Seminole County," Floyd said, Monday j night, redevelopment Orlando MENS governmental units for corn- bas ins are willing to finance some Casselberry problems adding if -" I area is waiting for promoter Jeno Paulucci sug- should beDrive, said city hail put in the most STORE Inent a proposal to place a solutions to drainage problein.s. begin with Altamonte Springs' the federal government to step gested combining those straw question concerning , 111 convenient location. 20S W. FIRST lie pointed ST. out that Prairie Lake while others in and provide solutions they facilitiea in one complex pardrainage districts on the March Altamonte SDrinzs is rnifferint, He added that it would be a DOWNTOWN SANFORD ''\ uffrrti in WIntte (nrinis mv twr,U • f.,lt., t....l.,j I•. A casual poll of i tt 'Inc -Serninole County Ho a j'°S. racial idcntitiability,"St Justice Department motion to strorn said, adding there is no improve the "racial id2n racial discrimination in an of tifiabjIjt" at Midway the county's 39 schools Elementary School, Hoard lie said "there no workable Attorney Douglas Stenstrom definition of racially iden. said Wednesday. tI1iabiity-and that's the A hearing has been set for 10 point." a.m. Thursday, Dec. 1', in The 1910 desegregation plan Orlando before U. S. DLtrit for Seminole County schools Court Judge George C. Young, assIgned 60 white pupils and 300 according to Stenstrom. black pupils to the formerly allThe Justice Department, in black school. ii motion, is ordering the board "But that was never to come up with alternative achieved," said Stenstrom, plans to remove the so.'C.IllCd because manywhite families racial identiflabibty of entered private schools and the wa), StenstrmexuIajntd area has not I'ro'%n i' much I I Herald Stall Writer e ha v e had the 110 desegregation plan was decreed," said Sten. ikol ANir .- By AUDIE MURPHY Federal Motion -- gn__ - - A formal announcement was expected before noon. —' .K - ____ _____ .settlement today averting a strike threatened by 10,000 ii)cmbersotshoperaftuniona that would have closed down virtually all of the nation's raids. The agreement came after the unions postponed a scheduled 6 am, walkout which would have stranded thousands of commuters and long-distance travelers and halted rail freight deliveries. 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And since Christmas Is just 21 days away, there are many happenings going on or planned that coincide vith the Yule season. One of the "biggies" coming up is a gala . fl .w. bs ('hi,h. Party ç •fl e-.-. -. Inn North, Longwood, hosted by the Seminole t'unty Youzu; Republicans, Admission to the event is one new toy, which will be given to the Foster Care Program of the Division of Family Scries in Seminole County. Th ere are about 70 children in the program and Elmer Wontenay, Foster Care supervisor, says there is always a problem obtaining gifts for the teenagers in the group. There will be a cash bar set up at the party and hors d'oeures will be served. More information may be obtained byeontacting Frankle Godwin at 678-5071. Around WAYNE 1). DOYlE, Publisher U. HICLIAHI) WNG. Editor Wit .1.1 AM 1). CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director _ ç) ______ 11'qti l\'hvt'r : Vek, 55' ems Month. $240; 6 Months, $4 20; \ ir. $8 40. B Mail. Ili Flondai saiiie :is borne delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20: i2 Months, $32.40. C' ' Mth o s In Ch arge? Wi The Clock o ..._ ..-,, 11v this time, we ;III krx)w about tonight's ig Those columnists and commentators who have been asking the Ford administration "who's in charge" as they analyzed the President's programs and policies receive a conclusive answer from Mr. Ford's recent news conference. lie is charge. M d Retirement an inevi'able, but for some strange reason surfaced amid the recent high drama in the White House. Rockefeller's departure means that the administration is more keenly about the concerned Reagan candidacy than heretofore believed and it leaves the Presidentwith 3 freer hand in dealing with the problems of New York. Political ramifications of the executive branch changes will be dissected thoroughly, but it ap- pears initially that the President has lost more than he won. Americans tend to look suspiciously at massive political changes. The conservatives' favor over the ousting of Rockefeller may be outweighted by a new focus on the detente-defense issue and their growing antipathy toward Air. Kissinger who to them, represents accommodation rather than strength. And, Mr. Ford will indeed have to tame the mavericks in his stable — to speak in a single official voice on major Issues if he is to reap full benefit from the upheaval, Over the long pull, however, the consequences tif President Ford's decision to put the hood on his hawk and remove some restraints from his dove Will be weighed by students long after his administration reposes in history. It will take the success of deten te to vindicate him. His yl Big Spender The starting point of the parade is near the Sanford Naval Academy on First Street with units proceeding down First to laurel, south to Second anti then east to Park. The para'ie will disband near City Pa rk, Among the many acts to be perf.rrncd by the daredviI fliers will be dog fights, deadstick y parachute jump in which a jumper released a defective chute 1, an inverted ribbon cut with a plane flying upside down just 15 feet above the ground and the first attempt ever to fly duo aerobatics with both planes tied together. The theme for this year's parade is "The Spirit of Christmas '76." Let's the entire (Olilliumity turns out for the Parade and supports the many individuals who have worked so long and so hard to make it SUCCCSS. IN BRIEF Federal Buildings Guarded Tickets purchased in advance are priced at $1 children and $2 for adults. Those prices will be raised 50 cents if purchased at the gate. . k . ! ,-- ~ , WaS tefu I '6 1 " - Sounds like a fun way to spend t.he &y on the weekend. -Bill Currie 4 ,4 0 t. " . ,_- -•' :' • '. Rea I. -- . 10 Li p? NEW YORK (A P) -If you don't already have .. enough ecomic matters to dwell upon, ,. ' . jj, k.,~7 ___ _____ If I ___ If you are an habitual reader of scores of eco no mic reports from banks and businesses and business schools and other places on high, you cannot but observe that the profes,donals really don't come to grips with this question. ____ _____ ____ __ ____ - 11:!4_~I-JA -.!,,',`.'~i,t~~_ "ti:R51'.5 it~,~~;-". IV Increasing . app etite. Because so-called "old age" when people are There Is no theory or need for theory to explain loosefrom their Jobs and earning capacity what is happening In the pocketbook. It is th ere affects each individual differently other factors • that reality exists, and it cannot be ignored. sMuld be taken into consideration. Retirement There is no room or tirrie for drearning, because should be based on a person's health, ternA the dreamer starves. perament and perhaps, his desire to continue at the same Job or Start a new One, his wish to lake At the professional level, where almost BONN — Radio Free Europe and Radio fall of the dollar -and most of the costs of the part in civic work or busy himself with hobbies liberty, the two American-firianced stations in two stations were in ever-more-expensive everyone is caught up in theories and computer or just to loaf and take It easy doing nothing. And Munich that broadcast to Russia and Eastern German mark:, Sc there was both Ideological models and dogma, this men consideratit s eletal an should not his personal and family tpun- Europe, are now to come together tinder one and a.financlal crisis. seems not to fit. There is an -. tibilities. be taken Into account? roof. How long, the West German press has been - Both crises are now largely past. Thecorn. awareness perhaps, but not an aireciatLon. There is a vast reservoir of talent and ex. asking with alarm, will they have even that? bE-ned stations receive an annual Congressional On the battle front, It Is the only consideration. perience being drained away by a century-old The answer is that both stations have come appropriation: the latest one of around $65 The battle fro course, is market pla ce assumption that a person can't handle his job through a period when few were willing to give million includes compensation for staff who are where the consumer does his spending. Two. effectively any longer after he celebrates his more than an even bet on their continued losing their jobs. Along with the cash came the thirds of this economy of ow's Is made up of 65th birthday, A recent survey by the New York existence, They are undergotng a painful establishment of a board In Washington that consumer spending. It is almost Impossible, State Division of Human Rights revealed slimming cure, But now that they are getting O"CISCiS the running of the stations. The board short of war, for the economy to grow if the conworkers over 65 are at least as punctual, have their money openly, irstead of under the counter drives a hard bargain — staff have been cut, sumer isn't a strong participant, fewer on-the-job accidents and fewer absences from the CIA, their Future is probably more duplicate functions have been eliminated — but due to iHnesses and offier reasons as younger secure than it was. the radios' service seenu as good as before. The professionals don't deny M; they workers. The top of this political hesitation came the proclaim it. But then they go on to expect the This news will relieve those millions In fall of the dollar — and most of the costs of the COfl5T to win the war, so to speak, while the Bernard Hlrsh, general coumel of the Eastern Europe for whom the two stations have two stations were in ever-more-expensive enemy is advancing. The enemy Is inflation, and American Medical Association, has said: 'When long been the main source of news. Radio Fee German marks. So there was both an Ideological the consumer retreats from it. you want to work and can't, that's Europe broadcasts about 550 how's a week t o and a financial crisis. discrimination. Compulsary retirement can be a Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria and Both crises are now largely past. The corn- The figures for October show that enemy in. prime factor in an older person's physical and Rumania — more than all the oti',r Western bEied stations receive an annual Congressional Elation rose at an 8.4 per cent annual rate, which emotional deterioration. Conversely, work after broadcasts to thost countries put together. 65 can improve life expectancy, increase appropriation- the latest one of around $65 ptits us right back to the idendcal level that prevailed In the first quarter of the year. No Radio ybe;sms itsprograms around the million includes compensation for staff who physical and emotional stamina, improvement. even boost clock In Russian and In 18 Soviet dialects to the losing their jobs. Along with the cash came earning power. Soviethe Union. T estimated regular audience of establishment of a board in Washington that A large army of younger people match In both together is more than 50 million, Retail sales, meanwhile, are admittedly "less oversees the running of the stations, The board than had been anticipated," as the too4aml place on a treadmill, waiting to take over the llar drives a hard bargain — staff have been cut, phrase reads. Even All the recipient countries except for Jobs of older wor ker!, They are talent ed , the Commerce Department duplicate functions have been eliminated — but concedes that, qualified. Youth, too, must be served, even it H ungary and Rumania try the rjxlios' service seems as good as before. youth happens to be 40-toO. Mast want a better The accent these clays is less on commen t pay for The consumer, ho wever, is bit baffled by the the whole of the BBC's external broad. Job with greater respon.,IbllIties and an op. Op- c2sting. But there is strong evidence that anticipa mor e on news, on what happening both tions of the "experts," He asks: "What portunity to make more money. And age and West and In the East. The idea Li to give people did you expect?" To him it Is axiomatic: When seniority shouldn't stop younger people from message gets through. enough facts to make up their own minds — plus you raise prices you don't want me to buy." getting ahead. CIA support for the stations used to be an the broadcasting of works by dissident Soviet Why, then, are prices rising? If consumer Instead of shredding abilities oi those over 65 embarassment for the West in the context of the writers, demand is off, shouldn't prices fall In order to Into a personpower trash continuing use IncreasiM chumminess between Washington This may not be what the Communists mean encourage buying? That's the theory — a nd It's tOt11d be made of the aglr worker. and Moscow, Some people began to feel that by detente, but it fits well enough into the land. also the problem the experts Let's not penalize the der worker by putting Senator Fulbright had a point when he called the should be scape of free exchange of people, information with, Theory is their business, ju.t as dealing him out to paiture or discarding him to vegetate stations "cold war relics," the reality and Ideas enshrined in the security conference of the market place is where the consumer is when his talents might better be med. On top of this political hesitation came the document signed in Helsinki last summer, expert. LONDON ECONOMIST cut thout CIA, Problem A - ei s i ian s -- BERRY'S WORLD I ( Restaurant Receipts Missing - "a ' Turlington: Schools Survive a " a ) to ( _ - - —___ :%W_ , - I .- __ - '- , ..... " - r , I Center ___ ___ _111111111111111111110 ~i _41- Act , WEATHER 41-to-111111111111111111111IN - imum -- _- - -1 , Wednesday's high 72. Overnight low 42. Fair and mild through Friday. HIgNs In the rrtid 70s to around $0. Not as cool at night with lows In the low to mid 50h. Northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph, light at night and becoming easterly by Friday. EXTENDED FORECASTS A chance of showers over the north portion Sunday and north and central portion! Monday, otherwise clear to partly cloudy and mild to warm. Lows mostly 50c and low We north and 60s south portion except 70s along the southeastern beaches and keys. thghain the mnId7co low &1s north and low to mid Ws south. Daytona Beach tides: No :16 a.m., 9:38 p.m.; low 2:37 a.m., 3:21 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 8:58 a.m., 9:08 p.m.; low 2:36 a.m., 3:08 p.m. Take a from Atlantic Bank .. of 41 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. I - 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 in. . .. . .' - . stalJment Regular payments begin again in January, but you've enjoyed a real financial break during the holidays. HOME NO LAUGHING . . . . . f l Holiday Payment Break DISCOVER AMERICA , _ WK I - LEAVING U I a But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier to adjust to your new roundings, and maybe put a smile on your face! - - ) I If you're an Installment Loan customer of Atlantic National Bank of Sanford, call us today and ask about our Holiday Payment Break. , . - 1 I , . ;i 4. 11 LAKE MARY-Roger Elementary School polling app a r e ntlyI Slimhn tin- nlare mv nnt hnu )'en V,,nr successful candidate for city tioning properly, thus giving council in Tesday's municipal him Councilman Martin Bacon ele(tion, iS ptvpi*i'Liig a loimal Sr.': votes and 'hiltin complaint, alleging Stumbo's to Bacon. discrepancies In the election, He said from personal polls directed to Dot Glisson, state he, Mrs. Stumbo and friends elections official, conducted, indication was that Stwiibo said today he intends he would receive the 300 votes to complete the Iorml corn- recorded for Bacon, plaint today and to file It by Mrs.. SLUInbO said that names Friday. He added he has brought the matter to the at. were improperly listed on the tention of State Attorney Abbott ballot and there is question of Herring's oftce, but has not whether at least two persons, been advised whether any who voted, were eligible, action will be taken by ti-at Stumbo, immediately after office. Once the formal complaint Is the election was canvassed filed with Ms. Glisson, Stumbo Tuexky night giving a eauncil saidhehasbeenadvisedthattie seat to Bacon and reeordiTt will no longer be able to d'scuss only 85 votea for Stumbo, filed a the details of the coniplaint, in written protest. Thc police impounded the ccordanve with state law Stumbo, and Mrs. Stumbo voUng mchine, which has Indicated Wednesday thelm since been picked up from 11V belief that the fingle voUng city and impountled at the macWne at the Lake Mary county warehouSt. rr ' Garden Stumbo To Protest , - SeM11101e . & Suggests The Following For the Person "Who Hasn't Everything" - . L-KELAND, Al'- An appeals court has upheld .i si-day jail term imposed on a St. Petersburg Times reporter cited for contempt of court after she refused to divulge the sources of a news story. The 2nd District Court of Appeal Wednesday amended an earlier ruling that let stand the contempt conviction of Lucy Ware Morgan but set aside the jail term, i' I Funeral Notice I Contempt Sentence Upheld L AREADEATHS MATTER - I - TAILAIIASSEE, (AP) - Education Commissioner Ralph Turling ton says he knows of no school district that cannot survive a required two-per cent cut in state spending. Some school boards may have to borrow money, which ill mean less money available next year, but others will able to replace the cut easily from reserves, he told a tiseeting of school principals and administrators Wednesdi1v .' rme ii OKI.AN[) PARK, IA!') Pollee Investigating the Tuesday morning disappecri.ce of four employes of a posh nightclub say the restaurant's cash receipts from the night before are also missing. "It appears to be a robbery and kidnaping and that's how ie're handling it," Detective Sgt. Chuck Hemp of the Oakland Park Police Department said late Wednesday. Earlier Wednesday, a locked office safe in the suburban Fort Lauderdale restaurant, Bocacelo's, was cracked open by police. They reported finding that Monday night's rt't-eipts, ('.sUmated at more than $6,500, were missing, eminole Garden Center - I I I Man Slain On 73rd Birthday MIAMI ( All i — Harvey Gaskins awoke early on his 73rd birthday to be murdered. The arthritic senior citizen was beaten to death Wednesday by a burglar, police said. His 63-year-old wife, Edna, was knocked unconscious by the killer. "We've got next to nothing, no witnesses," Miami homicide Sgt. James Carpenter said. ('arptnt'r said Gaskins, a part-time car repairman, 'died in his home after confronting the Intruder, who entered the house through a side door between 12:311 am. and 1:30 a.m. jIM I I - TALI.AIIASSEE, tAPi — The results of Florida's first election to designate a bargaining agent for a group f state employes were expected today after balloting 'included Wednesday evening in the Police Benevolent Association's bid to represent 1,600 uniformed state law '-niorcement officers. A Public Employes Relations Commission spokesman said the vote results should be completed sometime today, The I'BA is seeking to represent Florida Highway Patrol troopers, beverage agents, Marine Patrol officers, Game and Fresh Water Fish ('onimmission officers and Lite university police. -t For the consumer, it Isn't a matter of coining grips th ft ; ccntriiy, h and the or gripped by It. Thee is no Ignoring higher prices or what they do: they t urn off spending, whenever it can be turned off. DEC. 3-5 Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 Mary Mc Pherson at Sanford for Dept. Midway Squad for all l60l Sanford Ave,,9:30a,m, to Barbecue chicken supper, Act Three presents musical, a.m. Pick up in Casselberry, Information, interested persons, 4:30 p.m., p.m. (hickory smoked) Upsala "17769 t, $ p.m., Altamonte 8:30 a.m, Visit Vizcaya, John DEC. 4 Indian Mound Village park, off DEC. 5 Presbyterian Church, EditSprings Civic Center, Celery Avenue. Free flower arranging cational Building corner P'nykamp State Park, Fire fighting demonstration Sponsored,by Indian Mound demonstration by Martha Upsala and Country Club l)EC. 3-7 Flagler Museum and Lion and fire-safety seminar conWater Assn. Senior Citizen tour to Key West. Safari. Call Doris Rogers or ____________________________ ducted by Seminole County Fire Neese, master of Ohara flower Roads; 5-7:30 p.m. Proceeds go Action Center Cat Club, 8 Arranging and former editor of to tattle Red School House. p.m., Royal Anna Clubhouse, Ikebana Magizine, sponsored Annual Policeman's Ball, 9 off SR 436 on Orange Drive, by Penwomen Club, 2 p.m., p.m. to I a.m., at Sanford Civic NOTES Altamonte Springs. Orlando Library auditorium. Center sponsored by Sanford Police Benevolent Assn. Music DEC. 4-5 NARFE luncheon meeting, DEC. 3, 1975 Antonio R. Queral, Orlando Otto Haminerland, Winter Christmas Bazaar and Table Capri Restaurant, Sanford, by Joe Dorlo Orchestra. Open to ADMISSIONS: BIRTHS: Park public. Decoration Exhibit, Sanford Speclal speaker, Sanford: Mr. and Mrs. James (Jo)1) Mrs. Gary (Cheryl) Ravel Garden Club, 1742 at Sunland DEC. 1 DEC. 12-14 Sam Andrews Strickland, a boy, Like Mary and baby boy, Deltona Estates, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. CLrlstmas Bazaar and Table Act Three presents musical. Dietrech W. Barnes DISCHARGES: Mrs. James (Joy) 1) IM 4.6 Decoration Exhibit, Sanford "1776," 8 p.m. Seminole High Charles H. Ber.olt Sanford: Strickland's baby boy, Lake Bazaar and food and plant Guden Club, 17.92 at Sunland School Auditorium, Sanford. Annie K. Carroll Mary B. Alexander Mary sale, First Christian Church, Estates, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday matInee, 2 p.m. Terina S. Debose John M. Higgins John H. Delagall Allis Keller MMM=Ngqwngngjwnsxaxaftelavensmagnsnumamxnnnmaxasaxamnsmxmxgm --- --- --- am Asher Kanner Pamela Pearson EnisPochordo Cleo Williams Roy 0, Walker Lawrence H. Murtaugh Sr.. S Florence J. Bossy, DeBary DeBary J. 4'-' John B. Smiley, DeBary Amy Voslzirg, Deft-y Rex Wilkinson, DeLand Guido Lauro, Deltona €t Ir. Paul H. BixIer, Deltona Jean P. Shea, Deltona I Frank J. Carney, D?Itona 4 , / , Violet K. Stegens, Deltona 1 Ruth A. Claflin, Deltona Marie Hotter, Geneva Mary Danna, Deltona Marcus E. Patterson, Lake Ernest E. Ulliander, Deltona Mary PLANTS James T. Olds, Deltona ..-:'It . Gloria E. Davis, I*ingwnxl Af PuineJIis (red, pink & white) Dorothy P. Picone, Delmona Paul MIII.slagel, Longwood , Fancy azaleas in bloom Bernard Polle, Deltona Christine E. Carraway, New Nelson's Florida roses Paul C. Trump, Deltona Smyrna Beach ____ Houseplants Pottery to complement any plant or decor ____ Macrame hangers Moisture me ters SIt tell when to water TOOLS Gift wrapping at a nominal charge Black & Decker Hedge Shears and Cordless grass FREDERICK K. MARTIN Gramkow Funeral Home in MISCELLMIIJEOUS Shears for the gardener Frederick H. Martin, 56, of charge. The famous weed eaters Gas and Eleciric bar-be-cue grills for every need 106 FaIrlane Circle, Sanford Complete line of garden tools & sprayers and price died Wednesday at Seminole Rockwell power tools for easy home repairs Several editions of books on every sub jecl of garMemorial Hospital. Born in Stanley hand tools for the home craftsman denir,g London, England, he came to MARTIN, FREDERICK R. Gift certificates Funeral services Frederick Sanford in 12 from Buffalo, 4. Martin, $6, of 106 Fairiane N.Y. He was emp!cye'! b &a Circle, Sanford, who died OUR TRUCKS WILL BE MAKING CHRISTMAS EVE DELIVERIES World as a supervisor of WedneWay will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Gramkow Funeral electrical maintenance, IF YOU WISH TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SERVICE. Chapel with Rev. Kenneth Holt Survivors Include his wife, Officiating. Cremation will Irene, of Sanford; a daughter, SEMINOLE GARDEN CENTER — YOUR COMPLETE GARDEN CENTERS hours will be Friday morning prior to funeral Mrs. Daphne Rumler, (j t HWY. 17-92 N. OF SR. 434 LONGWOOD. HRS. 8-5:30 DAILY Gramkow in charge, _______ and son, David J. M611011111111 V Sanford. - Bargaining Count Expected -If prices are rising, asks the ordinary consumer, who is legion, how can the country rebound strongly from recession? _____ ____ -________ - you might consider these: . __ . Li y Moving - f HOSPITAL TAI.I,AHASSF,E, (Al') — Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner, showing the Ethics Commission a tax-lawyer's affidavit to support his claim, says he ( lid NA violate thc tatc's Iuuincial.dcsclosure laws. Chairman K. Harris Drew said the panel, which could - ::!:. no action Wednesday due to the lack of a formal complaint, should have the power to consider charges of misconduct by public officials without having to conduct u!!flcdged investigatica.. ('onner's appearance before the commission was sparked by a Miami Herald report that he omitted a $111,240 Gulf County land interest from his 1973 and 1974 financial disclosure forms, lie would have been required to list the IaN.! if :t ioj•, o more than 15 per cent of Ills total assets. -, , -' ll Thursday, Dec. 4, 975 -SA - Conner Denies Violating Law Economy f i'r - -. ~,~ 4,J w,r-.:' t ... -'~~ More than 100 years ago, 65 was seWed age when people in the UnIte' Sates shouki t~~ retire from work. But times have changed. We are now an industrial and not an agrarian nation. Machines do the heavy work and we aren't plwsically drained at an early age. People are better educated and trained with useful skills, --I.I Medicine and science have improved the general 2 o_ q-. heal th and added to the average longevity of of those who today are referred to as 11thc aging. L 63 the right time for cvcryonc to be hndd his "walking papers" and turned out of his job? JVOV '0* Usually his mandatory retirement means a forced withdrawal From what was a normal, active and productive life, I ;;. 1- I Whymandatoryretireinent?!t'stniniman. It's discriminatory. And it's a waste , not manpower, but a waste of personpower because it affects men and women alike. Is ~ ,•s'.• ..... ... . 1 '• Larb ____ MIAMI i AP -Guards were posted at all government buildings in Miami early today after four federal offices ere rocked by bormib blasts Wednesday night, police said. One other born'tj was defused. No injuries were reported. Several officers narrowly esaped harm when one bomb, found during a city-wide &'arc)i for other explosives after the first blast, w?nt nil (fore an attempt was made to dismantle it. That blast was at a local Social Security office. It caused tumor damage, mostly broken windows. Similar cl.unage was refx-4rtt at the local FBI headquar ters and '''t 4)1 !ict' r JACK ANDERSON - After Four Rocked By Blasts p Politicians don't deserve all the blame for high government spending. They often do uily what the public wants, They hear from thvr cortitutents that: -Government is to bi and is spending too much. — We want your twi In getting something for us from t he government. The p'ibhc wants !u Oita tior on government. But they want it limited to their spec.al interests. I! the entire public won't accept austerity when it is applied to their own interests, don't blame the politicians either to the right or leteft. Most people are ideologically conservative and Most I MEW operationally liberal. They are shocked when Ow suggestion is 0 0 0 ~~~~~~11111111 11~ made that they should respect their own principles. They want all the let trimmed out of the other fellow's program. Their own w h benefits are sacrosanct. Until the public is ready to accept budget cuts at home, WASHINGTON- Federai energy czar Frank Big Oil. He is worried, his !rim& etay thit grnitnit. farm or.o,_an1?at!m,_% aM civic groups. where it hurts. Lhev are never ping to aminr* thoo r-!Jtfdei%! Zarb is carefully considering a dramatic more to shattering the industry into dozens of competing Service. Ne is knoyn. to his Lviieague3 at North that they really want "conomy. which he has visited as a hard-Se ll pitchman for Dakota's _ Northe rn Parairle Research Center as tweak up the giant oil eomç'nnies, which have a Firms might simply lead to Infflcency and President Ford's economic policies, an excellent, if somewhat eccentric, stranglehold on the nation's energy, higher costs. Meanwhile, the blunt-spoken Simon is sitting veterinarian and microbiologist The cautious Zarb ham't decided whether to But 7.rt' -'cording to his frien'ts, has felt down with conservative editors and politicians, On his own time, Pearson did what every make such a bold recomnmenda!io tn President ef the s::rnc frustration that lcd aIi:o,t 'j showing his face where it Cttrt!. gcod high thocl civica tth dis his Mudezil Ford, whose past poli ses have tended to tilt the Senate to vote for a bill that would fragment DUNHING DIPLOMATS: We recently to do: he wrote to his elected representative toward the oil interests, the oil industry, reported that diplomats have been taking ad. Senator Young, about a f'xleral trrlgaticn But a few days ago, Zarb asked Federal Uke too many other honorable men in the vantage of their immunity from U. S. laws to project called the Garrison Oft thyerslon Trade Chairman Lewis Enginan for data to help Ford Administration, he is also appalled at Unit. the welsh on debts and to Ignore traffic violations. him reach his decision, Since Engman may wan new revelations of payoffs by oil companies to The story brought a new flood of complaints Indeed, Pearson wrote several letters, which 4411, ~hAve t, ) rule onan nwitrust case against eight oil Influence congresIonal votes on oil matters, to our office. The Enibasy , Gabon, for annoyed the Senator. fmptiently, Young Lv1r4)j1"e5, he could furnish on!y public Footnote: Asked for cununent, a q)okesmn example, has left a trail of ur4iald deWs i!raw1d complained to the veterinarian's boss. Harvey documents to assist his fellow ragutator. for Zarb would say only that any request to FTC Washington, including a $2,000 house rental Nelson, that Pearson was badgering him. , He transmitted to Zarb hundreds of pages of wits an internal matter, An FTC spokesman $4,000 (ci' Ne1soi hastily aswred the Sena tor that limousine rental and $6,000 for research, which contained sta4* evidence of how confirmed that publi c documents had been sent catering. An emba IN ssy spokesman said that a wQuld be transferred out of North the oil industry reaches out to control natural to the Federal Energy AdmInIstratIon, change of personnel in the accoun t ing depart. Dakota — and presumably out of the Sena to r's gas, shale oil, nuclear fuels, coal and even SIMON'S CANDIDACY: Treasury Secretary ment had caused the problems. hair, But Pearson resisted a transfer to faraway geothl energy. William Simon is qulelly t1ng the vice The New Jersey Turnpike Authority, Utah. Not only do the patriciais of petrolewn presidentLal waters. Sources close to him say he meanwhile, has developed an efecth method Then, despite "exceller.t" roting, he 11 largemy, if loosely, control the production of all has been sending subtle signals to the White of dealing with diolornatie trail ft cJ(-nr4øris k was LLrvu. unese muds, mney also cternjre the flow of House that he Is available as President Ford 's State senator Young acknowledged to us that he troopers give them a rgfcw thefij'st was pleased Pearson tftfT%Y ffirough W pipe~ rnd Vansmission rmning mote. had been ordered out of the tu, state because he had become "completely I I conceded that toarrtthem,e \ I'm off ,, FTC u.ut.a goLn to Zarb deals with Arco, The 'BIJ hould oiler an attz'active nt,et to Ronald , , Senator IrLcisted Pearson PROTE.STOR FIRED A federel worker Is Unreason able Ashland. 0ties Service Countimetrital, Exxon, Refigan." 11c Jwxry Is !hat, Sitam could draw "lnu5t hilve !IPent" government time on the ,t.. Getty, Gulf. Mobil, iIflps, Shell, ga,xjuit of conservative support from Reagan at the representative, Sen Milton — Ioject since he so many let Young, RN D, to ._"Ahfornia, StandW of Imilam, SWn&rd of Rq"iicaji convenUon and. ent to 30 mlany wing .to afterward, from explain why he supported a half-billion-dallar -7f I *vrA lot your campaign, will you help me Ohio. Sm. Tennm, Texaco vA odw fints. Pitorge WaWce if he Wmld ruri on the contrary, the vet,erimrian fought tit ini an in. goverrurient irrigstion proj&i. _ dependeriL The emcerned Zarb, UmseV a pr-iduct of lie is Dr. Gary PeRr$On, a tr9ld-mannered, . airporaLe Aineirica, has beeri slow to stand up to &wn is aLio a favorite of varlou.., warrien-s eight-Yea:-vcteran wft~ the Fish apd Wildlife ivid no evidence to — ____ r~ I We'd like to help make your holiday season a happy one. ' ~5 ' - 4 1P , - 1 9fFr(mlef/wot" U MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1817 Sanfor'tJ SHIRLEY MILLET 131-9212 Caflelberry.Wlnter Springs Atlantic National Bank .Sanford RUTH TUECI LYNN HENDERSON 8349212 Alf,inionle Springs. Longwood SH1RLEYMILLE1' 834 9112 Forest Altamonte !pi-Ings . of Downtown S,a Sanford - * 1% 410 M b .. : r 17"'4 Ft4lñC*C hal'5t$OflthaUflp1d(CanbalaflcUQfli$u•ifDar d i HILOA RICHMOND 1 S7413167 I Otilona " r - I _ — r- ,w - ! - - , il I, . 1J 1 , . - Pi , , . k' ' ,_ N . , -_ . - . " ' . , . - , - — . . - - - __-_%__W_-_RW. .' LI - f1 -- for Kirby Grant's Youth Ranches of America will be the beneficiaries of proceeds from time Great A.merican Air Show, which will be held at the Del .and Municipal Airport this weekend, Pre-show activities will get under way at 1:30 CALENDAR FLORIDA it Advance tickets may still be purchase-'at Streep's in Orland and Daytona Beach; Altamonte Mall Ticket Agency, Four Seasons Condominiums and at the DeLand Municipal Airport. After all, their endeavors are for your benefit. a tory - Soviet Union as well as his power within the executive branch, In the case of Mr. CoIb' the President tindoubtedly simply wanted to indicate th at a new chapter in the intelligence agency's life was beginning, Finally, the Rockefeller decision probably was J ' ,oP JOHN CUNNIFF yedrs. administration that dissent has its limits. In the process he also substantially strengthened Mr. Kissinger's efforts to achieve coexistence with the p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday with the aerial spectacular to begin promptly at 2 p.m. HAROLD BLUMENF1ELD visible in the decision of Nelson A. Rockefeller not to seek the office of vice president for the next four warned annual Sanford Christmas Parade which Is scheduled to get under way at 7:30. - The full authorit)' of the executive office was visible in the President's decision to dismiss James R Schl( ' n.&r as secr;irv of defense and William Colby as director of the Central Intelligence Agency. The strong hand of President .Ford also is 'mere is no great mystery as to why 1r. Schlesinger and Mr. Colby were retired to private life or why the vice president issued his Shermanesque statement, The President wan to speak with a single voice in foreign policy, Although the President said that Mr. Schlesinger and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger had no differences over national security, the secretary of defense has been increa3ingly skeptical of Soviet intentions even as Mr. Kissinger has pursued detente more vigorously. By letting Mr. Schlesinger go, the President others in his Evening H.rald, Sanford, Ft. - Thursday, Dec. 4. 1975--4A ord, T1 at's -- - AXI N E1tENCII AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Ari, ('ide 3& .'2611 or 831.9993 I S. S.. -iWi.I - - . .. ..:I - .I.- - -.1 - _____ I i, �-- - awl _____ .------- - - - ---- - - -- - --- -.- -- - - - - - RIP& _________ RUI - - - - - - 11 ___ j SaM fOil Fl. r Thursday, Du. 4, ifls — —._- p vsiung Herald,Saiford,Fl. Thursday, Dec. 4,97S-7A : WAIT NO LONGER PI APCIYOURCHRISTMAS I, SHOPP;NGNOWI SHOP AND SAVE mn UR 'ii I I u1 BrJ r rir—r- k I--ji-' i ONE-STOP SHOPPING Doctor Saves Woman's After Surgical Team Quits LONDON I AP, A surgeon saved a woman's life by operating on her virtually singlehanded after the surgical team at his hospital said their eight hour day was over. A truck driver with a broken foot drove around northwest London in pain For three hours looking for a hospital that would take him In. Three said th ey were not - - - MOST CF OUR RETAIL STORES ARE ONLY OPEN SU NDAY 5 Reg. $13. JCPenney dress slacks - I NG Banking as usual 0171 Today - Saturday - Sunday II - !!i SHOW TIMES ADULTS 2.001 KIDDIES 1.00 NOW U S. BANII INTIM61WA *goof Ir MEAAMER F-D.I.0 SHOWTIMESUN. _ADULTS 3:30 7:30 5:30 SPECIAL ITEM! 30 _KiDDIES Set Jcj'\ : - ;f 95 - McGregor Sweater [ Y B ' . - P-C H. P 2H P.GAS PLAZA ROCKINGCHAIR THEATRE ____ ___ --- 322- Private Booths I 9642 1 SANFORD PLAZA y Now La a wa !! 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V=Sa -r 42" Capehart 36" Capehart 8 Track Player ath i I)OS ANCELES i AP) -Television entertainer Johnny Carson has received an offer of $1 million to appear in a IdguLTue.%Idy I Year Warranty DUE TO OUR SINCERE REGRETS FOR THE INCONVENIENCE O OUR CUSTOMERS ESPECIALLY THOSE WITH MACHINES 114 ARE FULLY COVERED OUR STORE. TH BY INSURANCE - Carson Offered $1 Million WILL BE CLOSED FIRE DAMAGE Granted to cover '.anouscosts 6 'V o rac riayer .ayer BSR Turntable lYe:r Warranty Reg. $229.00 ng COIN LAUNDRY - years of marriage. Warwick, to Superior Court Judge Leopoldo Sanchez on Wednesday that her marriage had irreperably broken down, Elliott. 41, a dummer and act-ir, filed the suit for dissolution of the marriage last June 3 Miss Warwick's Interested In Magic??? g Fri. 10-7•30 aft-_ . V I Open 10-6 1 AND DRY CLEANING Eggno QUART CAN rac Track - & iaunury BORDEN'S 1 60" Capehart AMERICAN MADE WALLABYS to - shot. lie fell to the track and I•ui'i ELECTRONIC SALE • dry was IDS ANGELES (AP) -Singer Dionne Warvri,* and husband Bill Elliott have been granted a divorce after 10 . draperies e Jacked train near d uring a lull in Divorce After 10 Years AM-FM-FM Stereo / Holland, occurred 1, t NEXT DOOR TO ECKERD'S Do Your Christmas Cleaning Earlyl ASSORTED HOLIDAY as le as SHOPPING CENTER 322-7542 SPECIAL north ern pushed b the door and was believed dead. R WELCOME WITH OR WITHOUT APPT SANFORD PLAZA 322 S$0 in ........... negotiations with a mediator selected by the gunmen. d the rneatora South MoIcan resident o( the Netherlands, had just left the train when a man was WEEKDAYS 10 A.M. To 6 P.M. Publix NEW _ PACK PLASTIC HANGING OPEN SUNDAYS 1.5 - 04 H C II £ ii UiS NEVER A SERVICE CHARGEI SUNDAY RENTAL LANES 9A.M. 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Sanford Plaza .' -- - - car in the bank were unhurt. Police said the two gunmen, "armed to the teeth," tried to rob a branch of the Credit Lyonnais shortly after 10:30 a.m. Wednesda), but were interrupted by guards from a FLOWER '4. ,,JBOuTIaUE Bank Americard - SANFORDPLAZA 322.6"2 BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE REG.99.95 GCODTHRU THURS., DEC. ii CLEAN Master Charge Free setting conditioner SANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS AZA MASTER CHARGE i 1 .49.93 J run from the getaway car, which crashed into a taxi less FLOWERS PLANTS GIFTS 0 SANFORD LAYAWAY NOW! LET US AMF 2 Open R CHRISTMAS Airport Blvd. & 17-92 fSTAN0AR1 rr- r1-'_Elaine's Cards & Gifts'j$ $ UNLIMITED --- lb 1 - I'ARIS (AP) - Police killed a North African bank robber and captured his SpanL*,h accomplice early today as they tried toe cape after holding about 30 hostages for 14 hours in a bank near the Eiffel Tower. 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I I (O1\YV1 UU $16 GUITARS 120% ONL new People's Democratic Republic n( Par is flOu11 Ce Kiii Back Robber • YPLAZA the The ministry said King Savang Va thana, whose dication was announced Wednesday, would be "supreme adviser" to the pr-Adent, while Prince Souvann3 11hourna. the premier for the past 13 yearl, was appointed "adviser to the government." - ___ Reserved AT im P.M. - - ' - The Infomation Ministry mid at a news conference Limit Rights HEY KIDS' II'.? lb UU U I-_- Free pickup & delivery THRU SATURDAY for all the kiddies. ' - -- that Prince Souanouvong, the president, would preside over a 45- member Supreme People's Council while Premier Kaysone Phomvthan would head a 39-man SANFORD PLAZA __ - 1 1:0OJ ___ president of J(;Penney CHRISTMASI OF FREE PARKUNG1 PRICES GOOD He has free balloons 2.0:1 - Names 'Red Prince' the streets of the lAotian capital today as loudspeakers announced rist has be: name "Red Prince" named the oink before Christmas. The Perfect Christmas Gift! A 4 PIECE - Mal dusty green, oyster, rust. 30 to 42. - ea. I Laos LEFT BEFORE - and afternoons the 3 days ON 1I[ SILENt II?REfl PG 4twmap 'm DrowningPoollee - 1I I I weekends until Christmas STARTS SUN., DEC. 7 to DEC. 11 MEMBER FLAGINIP BANKS. INC. SILVER PLATED COFFEE-CREAMER SUGAR TRAY ___________ He'll be in the Plaza LAGSHI P A FULL SERVICE BANK SHOPPING DAYS LARGE SELECTION PLENTY SANF MD[ ee I Nam 91Wui41q BANK AT ANY HOUR Cof i. - SATURDAY 5:15 7:30 9:45 I r r See Santa 730945 With - - by half the service's 19,OW Junior hospiW dl refusing to work more than a basic 40-hour week. wrinkle—free good looks In navy. brown, bottle green, dusty blue GIFTS GALORE - - - Polyester for comfort and 7 i - - These are Just two of the Incidents Wednesday as Britain's National Health Service, the5tate..runsysft of socialized medicine, strwz)ed with a week-old slowdown of woven texturized stretch SAVE GAS.1 :- - handling casualties. The fourth he visited rushed him into the accident ward. -- PM BANK WITH US C 10*40 - BankAmericard trusted I - but lie let me ter eter Bryv~etch, 27.of Stockholm ns convicted oltheftandfirwdSi lo, _T - - �- m - - - - - - -:- -- -.------. -- - - --,(_--. r -= - ' - Thursday, De c. -- Area Men And __ __ . P _ - Women I n __ The __ Armed Forces -, __ Monthly Rentals Available ____ l~_~~~~ i~` -- Z 1. I/WI .- .r: _r-, -_; ______ Ui& . _____________ 'f'A. '. ________________ ______ - - R62.4000 - I4Z] - _;j .JP /_. ,. - I 'J _____________ nisnop __... - ri ....... i'i . - jOU(S€'ii g ' b ________ - Wir1 I I l - 1I;.&i1 , L. ,.- _p.J . r- - . Tr _ _. - .-..-.. --:I_ .. ~~-7~-7~;--I. - .- -t~... 11 - . 1, 1. .' ' _IL __ -.-- Other officers of City Council are Ruby Carter, vice president; Glenda O'Brien, recording secretary; Mona Bridges, t corresponding secretary; and Lessie Pauline, treasurer. Xi Beta Eta off icers are "usanli)Td, president; Ellen Keefer, -------- I . .. -- -, - . - - .,--.-- - i 1 ' . hyr -- 1. 1-4 _____ _-__-I . ... 11-. 1 j1 ,.. ___ ______ ' ____ . -, - - and tank 1--laintenance and then tested his ability repair. ,iumping from 34-foot and 25(~ Adefine Route 1, Pvt. Nance entered the Army foot towers. The final week he last June. was required to make five He is a 1971 graduate of Del-and HIA School. o' JACK MORRISON 1971 at Embry ther, Mrs, Riddle Aeronautical Univerlives sity, Daytona, Fis. His wife, Sharon, is the Harley completed the seven-week S. 1053 Ma)1lower, Deltona, has embarked on a deployment to Field Artillery Training CHARLES NEWTON Center, FL Sill: Okla. Leonard Wood, rtio. Palmetto Ave. Army Captain Charles A. the co urse, he earned Newton, His father, Walter C. Nance The pri vate is a 1974 graduate theDuring duti son of Mr. and Mrs. es a howitzer or gun also resides in DelArxi of Oak Ridge High School in John A. Ne wton, 632 WhipHe Orlando. Before entering the section ° poorwil) Terrace, Deltona, Army, he 'was employed as a recei ved DAVIDc NOELL recently completed a 36-week f life guard by Spring Oaks amm unition infantry officer advanced Army -1rst Ueutenan David renaring char g eou at the Army Infantry C. Noel! of Snfors, recently Recreational Center in rn'lnteatIOns Pfld ni 1te Springs. nce. Sdg)oI Ft. Benniflg Ga participated in Exercise Tropic Pvt. Gainey entered the Lightning in Hawaii. JOSCEI.YN Army last June and completed RAYMOND OGG The exercise was developed Airman Jr el basic training at FL Jackson, SC )fl J. Harold, S.C. to test the 25th In! nt Army Private Raymond E. Division command, staff and daughter of Mrs. Juanita G. He is a 1973 graduate of Ogg, son of Mrs. Florence M. communications fu nc tionsHarold of 118 Pine Ave., San- Oviedo High School and a t. Arledge, 115 Oakland Ave., under simulated combat ford has been selected for te nded Seminole Community Sanford, recently returned to technical trai ni ng in the U. S. College. cond. Ft. Benning, Ga., after parAir Force accounting and U. Noel] son of Mrs. U da ticipating in Exercise Brave finance field at Sheppard AFB, Taylor, 4Swnmer1jn Ave., ROY TEMPLETON Shield XIII at Eglin Air Force ~ : basic training at kA*V41 114%08109 _, -_ I •0 nhsI SAT 9-6 Ph. 123-i4so 2j:. , French Ave. - 'I I ' L I 1II, p . I ____ .1 - I -- - -- •.;-.: : - : I __________ using voice and Infantry Division Support equipment. Comm a nd a Schofield - - 1111211, I4 ii 4! ias ' He is a 1970 graduate of tra1nlflgatFt,Jaco,5 LynaflHlhSdooI,LgwjrJ WALTER JACOBS CEOPIftIS ODOMS Specialist . = __ ('1 Johe - p .. Route 2, 0vfedo was assignedOct. &dvancWiravi" training the 3rd Armored Di vis ion in at the U.S. Army Infant'i Geinhausen, Germany. Training Center, Ft. Polk, He received general training with Battery C,Ind Battalion of the di3bn'3 6th FeldArftllt.y 8saHght-weaponf5fltJ7fl% and as a mortar and remlliess Regiment. rifle crewman, In addition to The specialist entered specialized Wedpons in. Arm in 97 ...tructir,n. fie alm wu taught the ;roper KEVIN J. RYAN use of high explosives Navy Seaman Recru.t Kevin placement, detection and J.Ryan, son ofMr.?ndMJ-s. disarming of jyt ','i g Teamwork was emphasized Ave., Deltona, has gua Whl]eheiarnedtowntrua from recruit training the member of a rifle squad, Naval Training (enter, mnortr squad or drect fire Orianio. section. L'ch enicompleted ti training well t I, ., A . j 1. itit i 13 I II qualified to perform other jobs Navj Seaman Apprc ice The r.oJ '-c1ir Clark K. 8laiac son of Mrs. teredtheAnnythJtI975and Barbara A Bialack of Lake c ompleted basic training et FL Mary, has g raduated from Jackson, :•. 4. ' J 1 -' sec IN --- 0 .A,_ !. ~ SALE Dingo Boots BlackPatentshoes 11 `l l l l l l l l l Boys size 7f - - - - 11 150 It's Lutyi II I 01 1 1 411 .. Xi Epsilon Sigma Chapter is responsible for the Valentine Ball publicity this year for City It is Interesting to note that she was not only the sole man invited to audition, but 1 e Only woman esnUyon - Travel with Shikery next time. irs smart construction Makes it a l uxury. Large front PoCkets allow storage for extra garments and accessories. Why carry an extra • sHiKERY'sA:. wilI Carry It afl .' 1 4 -rT;:L Reg. $14..Sl5.p9 Mons iz 6 Reg.$1s.$1s .•. • I 11. -I i1.99 HIGH TENNIS SHOE _W Blue rag 51299 I Longwood Plaza-Longwood - 831.7232 straps to eliminate holding hangers. And its durable vinyl and dou ble Stttching ssures years of luxury. - + L-.../ Avallableinwalnup,flutm,g.black red . il: IDoucko eftift- X=M_ , I / - wNte and navy. music director and conductor of the Kankakee Symphony and the South Suburban Symphony -' Lj\ % , Qoxi, MONOORAMING 5.00 EXTRA Orlando from St. Louis. whert: she has been completing requirements for her Ph.D. at WashlngtonUniveriity. During the past few yearsh CHILD'S AGE. Remember that toys safe for older children can be hazardous for smaller 4 Save your handsi "SHIKERYI in fllIs, and appe&edas guest conductor of a variety of This year's toy buying season related injudei orchestras, Including two is well under way, but it's not TO Protect your child, the U.S. summers with the Chicago too Late to er Prod uct Sa t reTembeberthat toys may safe. An Consum estimated 124,000 children are be aware of the following seven treated annually in hospital toy dangers when you buy: emergency rooms for toyL{d.i1I 1) WRONG TOY FOR -' 4- (.A.) / • SHOP DOWNTOWN SANFORD 'THk SPoILER' (ii' MEN'S %i:;, B oaa- Ci 180 t!!r- STORE fe y '6.99 t' SevenToy Dangers Could Mean Unsafe ris mas or K ds ojy'.,rJ.,,, 0 - Maria Tunicka comes to i PRO KEDS ;. .......... €Qt1#3 PANFORD, FLORIDA VV .. 1 - VALES JR. SHOELAND I - . .-!.t I, j,"". - - V ,,. SALE STARTS RE V 2944 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD ____________ _________ . FRIDAY low, - - -.-- - ..,.•f_.;'-' ,:-_' -7 ( .z 'F 4 Tractor C.o. ii I100W me Or an" Itesiem Tra4t Orlando, Fla. nm Aflamsøfe Wit &U-11" J . We've broken old Christmas raditIon, namely the practice of collecting Christmas savings without paying interest in return A Scrooge typo tradition, if there ever was one! X 11 1S Vii ,. w. I 1 __ (?i I im I IN i 10 u4 iftill * ~ ".. -1 I I I - -9 14. - \) I ALLWORK I DONEIN S___ . -I - - SANFOID.FL oVIgDO#i IN 'Fs I .i00 iio--am 104 07 /0 I % 1-1 I cjfy LOiO*OOO.FL V6W 114nistwo of A111,1001111111" MIS C$Ib WINTIIPAIIC,?' -1 1 4 _______________ WMT(* FAIN oçp,cI LOWGWO')DOtC ,I ' (111 S 11 F • I OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS b LOMMMMmmmal O**GpWyOVtC 1111111 InwPirlif OANQ$(,Tyj __________________________ CtUYPLA1AOP$I,CI CVTflFP.,dNd. LAk0o,Ft. to may produce noise levels ___ 60" '. ,i1',tC'. , .3 - -- - FREE PARKIN G] Shop IN REAR WHILE Downtown SHOPPING ROJAY c IAP.J d1fl1. j ".~3t,A 11 POLYESTER/COTTON WOVEN CHINO GABARDINF Foxmin DISCOUNT F;Ici 6 1.49 YO.......... .--t-'; ik V W 9 S Ocf,v 44 ,fj 6) PROPELLED OBJEC''S Children should adult lawn darts or other sharp. Pointed sports equipment. Look for soft rubber or other PrOtectiVe tips on children's aff 7) ELECTRIC TOYS. Electric toys with heating elements are not suitable for children under 8 years old. 41 cl sc~tpol00 /rj,VL (I i6°j Ice "i'S ; - ; -J - -. -. - ' - 1111 0 0 VELVETEEN OUR RIG. $ 00 $1.79 YD. . I - - ____ f ,-,' _____I :swos '° N60#8 911-17mum , - lid WID,V C MACHe 98YD:W A SH a 40, 4k 'Or, A low S.P V 0 Tq4r.. %;0 its \j 4 AID - 04 4, V 11 90 A ' KNITS •IAEII$ ______ - 'tkt~ 044 -`, *1.,o 11 CHRISTMAS N BALL FRINGE F V 0 50 % RIO &IIIN - - .. ., --- SWEATER *(A C dt':At~, •0 .t. 43"MAO.WASH 0 0 IiornaUon,to . - .- P0 - K 111 I I 1]: __- ---____________ ISAIIM 9 SOLIDS I L - C.~l elp Protect your repertadangerouatoyora toyrelated injury, write to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Washington, D.C. 2020?.In thecogit(nentaJUnfted I4. `12 000 -1, -t ;00%,l,,Oc, C 9TD. - so. *5 , 0 ) $1, SCOUN1pttCi - SPECIAL PUCHASEII nra'r Ba. DCL1 UCKL E . ------ $0 4 1% opi%S~ .%%, 1,1~j () C 6 0 loud enough to damage hearing. stuffed animals could be at. ..1 * 01" - I IN YOUR to* P PKKET01 IT'S 01)0~ 4 ~ 1- Wo Dit5 ___ ofIIoOocFicu i F&, % '1/,t X 11 I I . PRIVATE 716W 1.? Sirci? JLstJ Block Off I7flonHw, 46 BOIJTHS CdAalpt.i.p,esd, I - / - ttlft and na D4i • Pit*øe1 Pai P'ø.alw ' 4) LOUD NOISES. Toy caps, r . no es. . . . - 3) SMALL PARTS. Removable small parts, and those exposed when to.ys break open, can be swallowed or inhaled. 7 /~, 0*. j 6.t,.e,*,0 O(V eC/11f0b ,tA#,*// Slit ,40 ,hY/, -; 4 fo11 411 j Deposit $1 or more each week for 50 weeks and next Noverrbcr you'll receive a check for the full amount saved plus 51/4 per cent n erest, compounded daily. .. ' no,, Zks I, Pt/, i We look at it this way: Christmas Club money should work as hard for you as any other kind of savings. After all it takes as much will power for you to put it aside. And, since we Invest it with the same care as other savings dollars, you should benefit from the earnings. I )t%UI1C1QO jL 323-009 16 2) SHARP EDGES. Poorly constructed toys may have sharp e4es or be niade of brittle plastic or glass that breaks easily. k an - - I For 1976 Chr-'stmas I Clubbers' 11 -- QPEIdI:30.7:OOp.ni, Mon Fri. EYA?P'. SATURDAYS Ho Appts, Nesiari i o ~= __ __ I= ii . -_, ., r--- I - .. 'Male Shags . "." - 7 It's Not Luggage, are most fortu na te in having ured Ms. Tunica's services as assistant conductor, and I feelsure spiri tan gift for conununication will soon win her many friends in Central Flori da . .me I' Razor Sculpture and Reoular Cuts •S(rctch Wiçj *Styling( w my siatir k"%) Reshapin g , - ' - Appointments, . Walk-ins Still Welcome - fl. ':' f, , " r., - ___.71 AWA~ikirj I W - F_ P - - r. i i_" I • A1Ap.t A 0 A re N ow A ccept ing .. #' ' . / ' i I ANNOUNCING , .,. / ' - , e ' I HAIR STYLING & BARBER SHOP . 1 ______ HAROLD'S . I '111 .-- i 1 ~ - - p - I UeOPlius 0doms, whose wife, - I , _.' \I _______ I AmpapTil Army Private WaItcr Four .. I U 1,naii Tractor, Small Price 12-30 h and .Airs. Odom G. Dutagan of L= Pvt. Smell entered the Army I • ' i. I A I a chemical staff officer in Base, Fla. Army Specialist Four Roy eadquarters Company, . The airman recently com. Tunpleton Jr., 22, son of ME. Army, Maim, Navy vision Support Command, pleted basic training at and Mm Edwin Templeton Sr., Force units Partleipated in the Schofield Barracks. Sanford, was exercise which was designed to studied the Air Force mlss,lon, 1006 W. 25Lh SL, recentl organization an d customs and Seminole High Infantry Division at Mannheim, bined military units to perform special instruction in Germany. received his B. S. deg In in combat. from Murray (Ky.) State hi Pvt. Ogga scout observer in lear Templeton is a team AirmanHarold is a IYoop A, 15th Cavalry of the opa graduate of Seminole SChOOL nd 197th Inf antry Brigade, entered '7 a' 13th the Army Her fa ther, retired U.S. Army TBattalion of LYMAN ivon in April of this year i&usntry He entered the Army F .Army Specialist Five Lyman Sergeant and completed basic training at Harold 1. resides at 509 E. 46th in I M and was last stationed at G. Benefield of Ft. Knox, Ky., where he was St., Sanford. Ft. Campbell, KY. recently participated In The specialist f a 1971 Exercise Tropic Lighting X in - JEREMY SNELL graduate of Seminole High Hawaii. School. Private Jeremy H Snell, 18 The exercise was developed so n of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton F. to test the 25th LARRY D(JNA CAN antry log Shadow Division's command, staf An official at Sheppard AF B, f and communications functions the 11-week radio teletypeTex., has 3nnounced the under simulated combat S graduatlon of operation course at the Second conditions. Ft GorLieutenant Larry 0. Dunagan Army Signal SChOOL Spec. Benefield, 23, son of the from the U.S. Air Force missile Ga Rev, and Mrs. Lyman A.Dujjjg thetraining, • of ficer co urse conducted by the '' Benefield 400 Overstreet Air Training Conmand. is an administrative specialist learn to operate radio tranDunaigan, son of a receiving sets, retLieutenant iMdMasterSergeant in Headquarters Company, 25th I - "SHIKERY'S at • i i ' r "I BAG1If fashioned box supper and ice Vale tine Gtrl -/ h d cream social (complete with night out to the dinner homemade ice cream) at the and the traditional Motki-'s the conducting staff of any Charles Sammeta Lake Mary Day metropolitan orchestra in this luncheon honoring Officers and active members .47111lik coun-try. Her qualifications are home; a Halloween Party with members' mothers, this year are: president, skeletons, s piders, costumes, Impressive. The chapter has "adopted" Amoret (Mrs. John LaRosa; 4611M = - :d jack-o-lanterns and apple the Seminole Youth Shelter as a first vice president, Vertis smmomg~w _ i . Ms. Tunica studied condunking with the LaMar special service project this (Mrs. Eddie) Sauli; vice. _ ducting at the Warsaw Con. Meridi th's as hosts; and most year. Each boy at the shel ter pres LaROSA ident, Ruby (Mrs. J. W.) servatory, where she received recently an early Thanksgiving will have an extra special birth- o Carter; recording secretary, (Mrs. James) Emerson, Dottie her master's degree. She feast with all the trimmings at day with presents from Xi Joan (Mrs. Wendell) Brooks; (Mrs. Jay) Bolton, June (Mrs. subsequently conducted a the Florida Power Corporation Epsilon Sigma. corresponding secretary, Joyce Carl) Helms Grace Marie series of concerts with leading f# (Mrs. Charles) Sammet; Steincipher, Delores (Mrs. Joe) orchestras In Poland, among 1111611111113111111MM111161 91' I treasurer, Ruth (Mrs. Harry) Pickens, and I. them the Warsaw National li.a Marilyn . .,. V For Ciiris,mas hr i stmas Hoffon; and also: Glenda LaMar) Meridith. Symphony. $ J , ____________ I I members active. Farrell's to honor Social events such as an old. S:mrnct, the cbs i Jr's ' __________ Its First Female Conductor I I The fall season of Xi Epsilon lounge have been enjoyed by Cultural programs year Al Sigma of Beta Sigma Phi is in all, re-emphasize the American full swing with members and Future social events will heritage and the heritage of - their husbands enjoying a include: the annual Christmas women. In keeping with this variety of socials In keeping party with Beta Buddy gifts and theme, the girls were guests of with the 200th birthday of our "gag" gifts for the husbands; a the Carriage House in Maitland - country, as well as other ac red, white, and blue penny for a special program tivities which are keeping auction; a Sweetheart party at displaying decora ting a home. OPEN OAILYt. . I P The Florida Symphony is delighted to announce that Maria Tunicka has just been as the Orchestra's Fo owing A Bicentennial Theme - .. . I FURNITURE La rgest Florida Sym hon Welco mes -- - rf and Mrs. Donald L. Morris of daughter of Edward %1 actual jum0s. Thi! 19- year-old soldier en- basic field artillery (can. Sanford. noneer) course at the U.S. tered the Army in June 1975 and Army His mother, Mrs. Leans lives at ilO West ' - - rst vice president; Put Johnson, recording Secretary; Pat Largen, corresponding secretary; and Betty Jack, treasurer. Maria Tunicka Is a slip of a Grant Park Concerts. Florida Symphony in the The slate of officers for XI Epsilon Sigma are Amoret girl, with a pixie haircut arid a Orlando audiences will ha ve Holiday POPS Concert. LaRosa, president; Ruby Carter, first vice president; Vertis smile to match. One might their first look at Maria Please note that curtain time Souls, second vice president; Joan Brooks, recording secretary; expect to find her at the bridge Tur1cka on Saturday evening is p.m. - half an hour earlier Joyce Sammet, corresponding secretary; and Ruth Hoffon, table, on the ttrinIs courts, or La when she will conduct e or th than most Symphony concerts. treasurer, a drawing room. __ Officers of Xi Theta Epsilon are Evelyn Serraes, president; Where one does find her, Vicki Hall, first vice president; Arcell Gray, second vice however, is on the podium, C" president; Jan Meyers, recording secretary: Sue Ceymwa, conducting a full symphony .%,'\ 0J' corresponding secretary; and Lessie Pauline, treasurer. orchestra! And conducting not Zeta XI officers are Wanda Hubbard, president, Vivian only with musical distinction, Wheeler, recording secreta ry; Cathy McCloud, corresponding but with a visual dynamite that Gift him with a secreta ry; and Dorothy Raines, treasurer. ti1ngs audlentts to their feet in I Serving as officers for G amma Lambda are Jane Carpent'r, cherthg appreciation, XiEpsilonSigma j Army Private Andrew B.S. degree in ~;, op,i ' ...... -' ,.- - . , - high] Billie Hughes, ccrresponding secret.aty; and Kathy Chudoba, no exception. treasurer. Champagne and hors Officers for Pi Rho are Fran Morton, president; Donna d'oeuvres will be served from 8Jenkins, vice president; Sandra Sprigg, recording secretary; 9p.m., the music of the "Sounds iar1otte Crow, corresponding secretary; and Gertrude Herbert, Interesting" from Jacksonville ti*',asnrer. will entertain until 1p.m. and a ... Beta Sigma Phi City Council President Freddie Nelsonails attention to the Feb. 14 Valentine Chari ty Bail (Herald Pho to b Doris Dletrichj .. - ____ , ____ Driggers, vice president; Michelle Hartung, recording smetary; ho ________________________________ ,\10 dR Ll' or.r. rs. ____ - fi j ______~~ En oy This Sparkling Ball A social and cultural organLation, each chapter members range in age from 18 to past 60, meets twice monthly. The programs, socials and service projects are designed for the individual's chapters' format. At the end of the sorority y'e&, each chapter selects the member who has made the most tsta nding accemplish,nenls as the "Girl of the Year." City Council meeL mice monthly and coordinates all inter- -, Thursday, Dec. 4, 975-9A president EileenMaek,vreprejst DnnaSpcir,rcc.'o'ding secretary; Mynne Schariel, corresponding secretary; and Helen i 1)ow, treasurer. Theta Epsilon officers are Linda Sapp, president; Mariles It's not only the champagne midnight buffet will he rntpred McGftl,ii, vice president; Debbie L$owlin, recording secretary; that's going to sparkling with by Meiner'., of Orlando. Make Jan Kroog, corre.s orKli' secretary; and Linda White, treasurer, good spirit Saturday night your reservations now to Janice Serving as Phi k'lta Zeta's officers are Doreen Martin, everyone is at th eir bubbling, Springfield, P.O. Box 1777, president; Donna Heobeiin, vice president; Christine Arnold, beautiful best at the Chart, Sanford. recording secretary; and Pat Meredith, treasurer. pagne Bali, and the 11th annual Rho Rho officers arc Jenny Johnson, president; Janet production of this glittering PC,Pilrf herald (orrespondent With the excitement of th e glittering holiday season in lull swing, members of the ni ne chapters of Beta Sigma Phi (lISP) are turning toward hearts aiid tethearts for St. Valentine's Day, th2 date of t he ir one annual charity benefit, the Valentine Charity Ball. According to Freddie Nelson, president of BSP City Council, each chapter selects its own Valentine Girl to compete for the queen titie ma pompous coronation on the big night. This year the chapter functions. Mrs. Nelson will assume chairmanship of the charity ball with committees from each chapter assisting. 1, *_ I - - p..- ____ ' _, . -- " - of sensibtu pr ced U -- 1 _ ,,,, . By DORIS DIETIUcIi ball proceeds will benefit Seminole Youth Ranch. ø1# Ev vn,nu ri.raia, antorø, H i urn ioward Sweethearts I ' . I '- - t- . - --- -Z_;~_ - - ..: M 1_Z _ *': '-'.- - -- - -- . EP _______ Quality Inn North -. - .- '1 35 and '150 Month -.---- -- Limited Amount of __ BRICF G. GIBSON recruit tramin t the Naval The private isa 1971 graduate 210 Eileen Drive, Altarnonte Training Center, Orlando, Fla. of Lyman Ann Private Bruce G. A W74 graduate of Seminole the North Atlantic and High School In springs, studied the operation high School, the private was Mediterranean aboard the Gtkison, on of Mr. and Mrs. (lasses included instruction Longwood. and maintenance of missile employed at sales manager by aircraft William A. Gibson, 1301 in seamanship, military carrier USS systems. The lieutenant is Hoening Hardware and Marine, KENDALL AK INS Wynnewood Dr., Sanford, regulat'ons, lire-fighting, close Independence, homeported at being assigned to Little Rock before entering the Army. completed nine weeks of ad. order drill, first aid and Navy Norfolk, Ptv. lendalI 1). Aklns, 19 Va. AFB, Ark. vanced individual training at history. of Mrs. Louise R.C. Akins, During the cruise he and his Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning ''EVE REYNOLIXS the U. S. Army Infantry The lieutenant, a 1965 S. Parsons, DeLand, recently sliipmztes will participate In a Maid Service RAYMOND HAT'dHErr Training Center, Ft. Polk, i completed the 11-week riIo graduate of Lyman High variety of training exercises Army Private Steven He received general training te letype operation course at the School, Longwood, received his Reynolds,son of Mr. and Mrs. with the U.S. Sixth Fleet and Nay Seaman . ~ __ I I as a light wepnns infanyman IlatcheU, son of Raymond Ft. B.A. degree from Florida William E. Reynolds, U.S. Arm' Signal ne NATO forces, and are School, If 7 li Mr. and M rs Caro and as a mortar aid recoilless Raymond Technological University and Drive, Oviedo, recently scheduled to visit several .. * Ga. 4 SR 434 rifle crewman, in addition to Pinecrt L. Hatcheit of 176 Gordon, .Q ( * INN During the training, students his MEd. degree from Auburn received a ParachutistBadge European countries. Drive, Sanford Longwood, Fla. specialized weapons In- graduated from recruit training learn to operate radio iran- (Ala.) University. A former student of Sperry marking his successful cornstruction, Ifs wife, Rosemary, Is the pletion of For Further Information Phone l'raninig Center, smitling and receiving at the airborne course at 111gb School, Henrietta, N.Y., He also was taulif The proper Orlthe Naval Mr. and using voice and Mrs. J.L. the Army Infantry School at Ft. he Joined the Navy in January teletypewriter daughtez of an do, Fla . use of high explosives and the Dell of Rt. 6, Dothan. Ala. equipment. 1975. Benning, Ga. Placement. detection and Pvt. Akins entered the Army V I CTOR E. HERBERT disarmi ng of mines, CI.AUDE lie underwent a rigorous last June and received basic Army M aster sripz,-, Vitnr tr,inln,, L's i..i....._ , . nhvsicnl irninint, Ii' %5I 1lII, i'uiiuiu tdtuue H. tnsnop jr., ---_-1RNEST SMITH l L .L E. Herbert. s.'rn of Mr. and Mrs. h ( of 208 then tested his ability by He is a 1974 graduate of son of Mrs. Evelyn Bishop unJuIe I ndu lge Wiut u hig iiOfl ood lod Jumping Victor E. Herbert, 122 Ichabod DeLand High School Army Private First ( from 34-foot and 250Charles St., Longwood, Ernest Smith, whose wile, Trail, Longwood, has been i 7' final week he / completed Air Force basic ° ROHERT BOOKMAN (J/ J ( ( /e7///ff/J Annie, lives in Altamonte assigned as an instructor at training at Lackland AFA, Tex. wasrequired .0 make five " actual jumps. Springs, completed a helicopkr Re n ss cia c r Pol y the chic During his six Army S'.aff Sergeant Robert repair course at the Army Institute, Troy, N.Y. ,A rm strong L Bookman, son of Scott he studied the Air Force The 18-year-old soldier enI Sgt. Herbert entered the man Jr., 1206 Golden Gate mission, organization and Transportation School, Ft. I the Army in May 1975 and Eustis, Va. Army inNorenber l9S8 and was a nd received special Circle, Sanford, recently I co mpleted basic training at Ft. He learned to perform direct last stationed In Germany. He participated in the 20th annual instruction in human relations. Polk, La. III holds and general support two awards of the Bronze German-mirjn Friends i The airman is remaining hip Before entering the Army he Star Medal, the Air Medal, two shoot in nce on helicopters. Lackland for specialized was Bamberg, Germany. I employed as a pipefitter. I i The 20.year.old soldi er en- awards of the Army Corni training in the security p&irs' I The shoot, which was held tered the A.rrny in March 1974, menclation Medal, the Expert a 100 meter range using I fe1d. RICHARD HROWNEI.!. I" I Badge. the 16 rifle, was to further he ' I" ; E-OmPleted basic training at Ft. Infantryman Bishop Ls Ir.5 graduate of I II . I ,1 1 ;. I t i I Jackson, S. C., and was last Combat Infantryman BadgE. partnership and undermanding Lak Brantley Hiah School. Among the recent graduates ~: i Am 7 , ;__ .l J_ and the Purple Heart. polp " . -ul stationed at Ft. flood, Tex. from the Marine Corps Remilt among U.S. .and Gfrman forI- I T - t=Z-1 RICHARD DUNN The sergeant is a 1957 ces. __;~L I __ - __ Depot at Parris Island, S.C., ~ -DAVID T NANCE graduate of Glen Cove (N.Y.) was Private Richard A _ I S-Sgt Bookman is a squad The U.S. Air Force Ar High School. Ai Army Private David - ,leader in Company A, 1st Promoted Richard G. Dunn, son Brownell. son of Mr Nance, whose wife, Ca thy, l ies 0 Sanford. Ba t ta lion, 54 th Infantry of . of Mr. arid Mrs. Donald A. Dunn Richard A. rawne of DANIEL GALLAGHER atlI4A East fljthA .eDeLafld 1st Armored Division Sr. of Geneva, to the rank of During the Marines initial /1 recently completed eigh t weeks Private idfliel J. Gallagher Bamberg. sergeant. training, the empttasls is on of advanced individual tr.in1ng whose parents live at lie entered the Army in ii Sergeant Dunn is serving at physical conditioning, at the U. S. Army Armor Greenbrijr, Altamonte and was last stationed at Ft. Patrick AFB, as an aerospace discipline and team effort. Center, Ft. Springs, reci;tl received a Hood,Tex.flehoithtj*Contht control and warning systems Recruits attend classes on .' g. qua emrs an During the training students Parachutis t Badge marking arciaIr Jflfan tr)'iflafl Badge. operator with a unit of the history and organization of the price combination bt 'is YaWS n this group 4-r - ESSENCE desig n learn the duties of a tank successful completion of the The sergeant Is a 1967 Aerospace Defense Command. Marine Triple dresser, framed mirror. door Chftt and headboatc! mmtef bed(oom (oz Corps, uniform airborne course at the awnwi including Are Crall6d graduate of Crooms High The sergeant, a 1966 graduate regulations, first aid and natural tone finish. 111quill,10 Simulated grain design an,j of the tank's a"Tflamen( and thlauity School, Ft. Beaning, Schoog. of Seminole High School, military customs, and receive $ small weapons. They aso G. received an A.A. degree in 1969 extensive instrut!an in close ANDREW GAINEY He underwent a rigorous receive instruction In field .--i to ' from Seminole Community order drill. deit lrc' Ir-39 ,"7ii radio Operation, map reading physical training program, .College, Sanford. Ile earned his _________ =.rL--' ..--.-r-j-.- aA-EVJIIng I1e'Id.Sarlord__l. 0wt4o-1405*K * 1$_-A#. 01*kl~olob 2 --fl- m - - -_±-- 0 t*. AaNIay, U C c - ' .v- - - - - -- - 1.1 iI 0 - - 4 �- - __ -_____ I. - _______ - - - - _.— - -- - - ~~M S _ - --I-- - JIrEI - _- = s'- M -. - — - —_ --- ,~-- r.. -:m-_-N _—, - - - -____ _ ............._ - , ,7 -. 1, :,--_i - N -.-- — i. - -___;;__.,______ t -= ''i . P1*10ts Sla _- _1111111111111191 Awnrrl Schola re - Vcodhull Arch --------3 hold its Christmas dinner Robert Wright, Mrs. Walter _-:,1,___ .r,~JS; - !;~]- '' 1~I ,.7-..."., iJ N— -,-, A. *_,M _,-S7_~ meeting in the Friendship Hal:. Sellman, Mrs. Harry Brodt. , - .. All .*Iwft First United -NIteLix)-iist Church. Deltona residents are invited to Sanford, at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 9. attend this affair on Jan. 4, 1976 __ --There will be a gift exchange at 2 p.m. between "secret pals" and Paeh member is asked to bring a Christmas gift to be sent to the laws to conform with young retarded girl in role as a library "friend." Gainesville supported by the Officers for 1976 were elected club. A Christmas card and and will be installed at the money will also be sent to the annual meeting In January women' s home the club assists. They are Dr. Anthony Ralph N .1 representing : .. ~ //44 '41 ? 4e ~ , committee of the Sanford Pilot ' 1. Walter Sellmen, recording #, .,, ,..NA . I Club, recently presented a I I.!- 4 / scholarship grunt check to corresponding secretary; Earle I 'Jiq krxw) , ., , * 0 Seminole Community College Wnnclhul! treasurer: Mrs. 1 vocational business student George Fischer, Mrs. Joseph I sv riw( UUD OBrien, Mrs. iwiam )'ark, i — 4 annually awards two business Archy Schrock, Harold Walker, . - .-__ ". school grants and one academic Mrs. Alvin Wesley -directors. I A scholarship to SCC students. Officers and directors will mcet t 10 a in on Dec.10, at th e — - FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT I " 17 .$ 1 IU I moi Is ?_ B'$ centennial lreat For Thenific-ts ' . t G-^--,-- - -- li JAM CA'SF IJIF ItRY Levi Campus I _ _ (1,0 0 0 :~~~~~:;~,. ._ ___ . - --------- __ -.I--- I - ______ : . a I N -: . -_ 1~,:- - __0 I - i __ .- - -- -- --- - _.~ - - J Saturday from 8 p.m. Make reservations by check to Janice Springfield, P 0 Box 1777, Sanford, and welcome the festive seaMn in sparkling styk. -1 - ,--*, 7 ~M7 ft.--~____!-_11--_ __ -- -_ZU,-_:z-4 ,--._-_Zr_ _1 ,:~ . Ilfli annual Champagne Ball. sponsored by Seminole I VI ., tI* _' Slutual Concert Association at The Forest, Lake Mary, on I - ____ ____ __________________________ I_ _ - 6mFoot Girl - - -I ______ I ____ - I t A I .. - ___ ,., I,- .. .-I Loo ks Fro m . rong ' ' antage oint ryearst this tsthe(irst time I've ever written. average in every way except stand 6 feet in my k feet! I protest in the name of the father, The Son and the Holy Ghost," she said. y i - _ - . -, -- -a - - i could do. He halted the service and had the woman brought to iii Lu the prhacy of the sacrist y and demanded her DEAR ABB7. I've cead ._~,. - .-O~ "llpt" 'I " r ' - i . -. . ______________ - ~, i - - ~ some fellows who are friendly, deranged, so she was taken out but men never consider me a volvement with some very ftough a side door, and Father 4. . ..- __ -1 serious candidate for a creepy characters. Hailwmd returned to th! LA-201cc'"01,WiraterNt' hvi specul sent ior viewing her fluffialit.1c purUier. Even guys And tht same goes for women church anil continu&d witli Uie fthtmuck Olech, actwg.(HeraIdPt)otobyJane Casselberry) who are taller than lam treat who would answer such adi. wedding. me like I'm another guy. W P IN FRESNO DEAR ABBY You asked if When I meet new people, I anyone has ever protested at Oldies Are Updated For HolidayTime - : - - I ___t _ ___. - 17'- - - - - _,_~,Q] -1 __10 -; - BY/'BIGAILVANBUREN - I I -1 - - - -- -_- -Z - P M ,---•_ _____ ~' -- . __ __ Thursday, Dec 41'7S-HA Season Toast The P) At Champagne Ball - . -- - # WR ___________ C _____ - .11*1-i--- - EvenngHer___________Ft_ _________ . Iam ___ - ____ ;___ actors for -- Fm~-E , i! iiiii ____ • Queen Casual Fashions ________________________________ I. _it ___ from ________ =11.11 .1 __ - - - ___ _•_•t._ .__, (;IFT Playtex . 1 _ . __ -_ _- _,.:__i~~ ___ - __ - _ __ ___1q?_,____ __ -, 0 & --;k ~4 ____- No-mm- ________ -. ____ , . . I I i - -~: - - .. - . fl -.- . -. , Open I a m % at pd ' 76" ___ - - -. - -, I - r - ___77 ~ — -_ - 'A' _:t-- 4z 7 11_., — p _ - .10t -, ! . -- - rodd '1 olic Stephen Hopkins Friday with Bernie Weiss, CiVIC IR WA Y PLA ZA .*,* Herald Staff Writer FA exchange for members, who :~ signing of the Declaration of Rhode Island; Tom Duzyk as .. Association 1) are asked to bring a guest to the ket on Independence. the terminall Ill Caesa ...... I 322-9733 1-'-;)!',d;--'11kc a siiyi ut1. The next meeting of the party. Beverly Calamb and the " The dramatization gives a Rodney . of Delaware; and Marvin Meltzer, Joseph DeBary Civic Association will "Seminole Group Singers" will .,.A Try it you'll- like it I ..., the local theatrical scene, the imight into tly-human story of Chuck Olech in tho demn riding "-*.*.,.,.,.:-.,.:.,.:.:..,.*-.,.*.*.,..*.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.', Greenspun, and Gerald Kor. be held on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. provide entertainment. __ the historical event and a new role of Edward Rutledge I _ C0nL,n.,,, o., Cc,-, olmml Wednesday night to an appreciation to what these ugi ,, sou th Carolina. Ronnies Restaurant enthusiastic audience at the South Shell Road nt throi 'hat ched ' The children at Great Oaks Standing out with singing Annual christmas party will Altamonte Springs Civic the document which changed roles in the predominantly male Village are not juvenile feature the 40-voice seminole Center. Directors Anna Lea and the course of history. A tum c4IzqIien, t are Wards of High School Choir under the Foreman Heard and their Act the throat and pride in America cast were Maggie Vishneau the court until foster hrnes diiectlon of Robert i4cCuire. Ill Productions company in are the result sic you view the as the luscious Martha Jet• iiav en found for them or There will be a presentation presenting the musical, which final scene as the delegates ferson disu Laurel Ellmore as / until the situation that their of a letter of appreciation to brings our nation's founding pledge their "lives their for. long-suffering Abigail Adams. \ arents are in have been rec- Earl D. Sfathers to life with ll Merrill for his perJacobson's sacred honor" 1136A An outstanding job was done orthquai1tfr severance and hai by music director Liz Michel, home environment has become finding a medical doctor for velous contribution to the ~ Foreman Heard, president of acceptable to the court. C DeBary. lebration of the Bicentennial. Act 11, and technical director of who played the piano with the y .Jpcof- is orchestra composed of area I Punch and Christmas rfw)ki-, The) have brought together Sanford's Fellowship Players, high school students. an outstanding cast combining providesasparkofhumorinhjs Ohio CIL will be served after the meeting. talented veterans with im- portrayal rif an aging Ben Ilie musical will be presented For The hiature Woman prcaivc tisáU&ei creden. Franklin beset with gout Ineutuoelubof[)el(onawjll again tonight, Friday and tials and young and eager have its annual Christmas pot. Ray Michel was outstanding Sunday at 8 p.m. at the 9 9 * Mentni Health a lively ,and as John Dickenson, opponent of Altamonte Springs Civic Center luck dinner on Tuesday at 6 And Other Brand Name Merchandise professional production. . .at the Deltona Community Adams and the cause of in. and In Sanford at the Seminole Circuit win Center hIS Ix!atin MI( ((S' ' hool 5iuditorium De c. 12, in th e tIe We Clothe The Entire Family I.X)minick &ill fi( will ilxak U11 1) role ill the Rollims College Dienud nce Also notable were Hi'h _1 t. tg production of "IrI6" last ye fins Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are A__ __- , 41low," ~ invited to come... just bring Creative Aggression at the The Deltona Bof not B nih their favorite Christmas food in Mental Health Association 17. I'James V Werbj, Orlando sophomore as the VV($14t(, *IC8106K ram available at the door Association met recently to -__ _4 ;rl- , - a EM K?' k;-: n~ - 4. a covered dish and table ser- Seminole County meeting, Dec. "5_' physician. kqves an outstanding bunctious Richard Henry Lee - -zm -._~~ , . Of Jolene Brubaker is stage DEPARTMENT STORE 8 at 8 p.m. in St. Mark's ~ftl— performance as the d ynarnic Virginia. Sanford'R Chip managcr ,.~;, F-- -.I . I new library building, The 11'rith, fnr the .7th and Pat SaIltli 8 9 comet-ut-i-vtv Presbyterian Church, Palm 213E.FIRSTST. PH. 311-47 11 I I -4~ I I F W John Adams, whose determined There will be a short business , I 95 ceremony committee Includ" ypar, will • p. !he 1st • technical dnevtur. ptiiigs Drive, Altamonte meeting and the election of irf Edmund Shinten Mrs All r for ue Orange _______________________ Sprin gs Discussiur, and officers for 16 Jt Wesley, Ralph El " Fred uuaty Parental Home (Great announcesrefreshments will follow Harry Baltrunat Weigand, Mr G cherOaks Vfflage), on Christmas that the program for the - _ - - - - and Dr. Anthony Borowski. . . _.WS,w __ -__ - -__~_, M___ 19% . . I to _iimR_Wf--___Mrs. Joseph O'Brien will _.., -: s'. Pilot Club representative Slarian Rethwill (left) premu Mrs. Alta Davis and will be an ~ / Z -, :;Ml , I . Santa will present a major , ____,!,~._`~ I Garden Club . evening of Christmas music, `,,k~_j . .whedule hostesses and other scholarship check to SCC student Janet op -- Afya I , _,ii7i4r_ presented by the Deltona . indoor arrangements- A whose ages range from 5 to 18, South Seffflnole Garden Club Clowrts and music will keep the I --_ The Orange County Juvenile Education Choral Group, with will hold its month.ly meeting : mmittee is also at work as well as clothing and treats. A ., children entert.ained until a Judges; Richard H, Cooper and audience participation. and Christmas party on Dec. -_-r.: .. 1 15 4G. . _ planning recognition for '.nose full course turkey dinner with magician takes over to com- Jos. W. DuRocher, Parental Director for the chorus is Wm. at . If "oo I . . L_ I p.m. who made large contributions all the trimmings will be served plete a magic and unforgetable . . \ at Casselberry .1 I Home Director Larry Jones and Hardin, ) v ik -1_. -1 - - 11 . and - . to the library - Earle by members of B'nai B'rith. day for all the children. I organist Woman's Club. Overbrook 'op , Asst. Dir. -, .Carrolwjflmcet Katherine Sellers. . . Drive. There will be a $1 gift - ,,. " L - ---- -_ .*..*. .. ~~1111 D' s — Inner The Pilot Club of Sanfon! -.ill =,-- - . --- 0 Thursday, D ec. 4. 975 Notes Wo- - - N - - -OX __ .% Dry Cleaning at budge .~sn -,- _- __ --_ Club __ - - 10A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl a _4 — - 3 IN - __ !,W,TFPXqff _,~_~ -. _,i .r _~__U_4:_z % ;-f_-vr_v-- - - I am. man can show just cause why Abby, I know I'm attractive t.hey may not lawfully be joined I I ~ . .. - : - .- _r . `-i _= : I I am becoirdng resentful and years ago in Altadena, Calif., Getting a sensational ncw bitter, and don't know what to when a woffm called out, ,,I 24th ANNUAL __ ;]l , hoUday look out of last year's do about it. protest!" Policeman s Ball partyclotheslsjustaniatterof TOOD-TALL The nd d 11 leariUmUc W DEAR TALL: You can turn Hailwood, who was th, . rector of with one last year's put what You thlnkfsaliability Into thestMarkrpiscopai togetherandturnitintosec aneutlirstyoumtchwth,did the o..jynghe veral terrific-looking ones. The start with the top of your lovely i. :y-- . N __ - ., trick is to update with hielot -your mind -because I _ KA ill. N , - M `__W , ~ ,Nl_ ~ I , I I I- ~_ separates, adding new pieces to that's where the problem Is. -, - _ J90eft la~,-_ '=i' 'dl~ -r i t ~ , team with the old ones. The Your self-image is negative, __~- %" W. _ W I p result new party proportions and It reflects in your attitude I I , #'. "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play II and sounc " at a price you csn afford I toward other people For the new sleek, lean-toWhen you walk in a room, --1~ _ . It M - I MMM"W"V ~~.,T%_ walk tall and smile. Don't grab Built in rhythm section to give you the effects of - ,I N 0 .i--. - 1V 9 ( --n favorite pair of black ILTepe the nearest chair. Stud and ~Is ..__.;., V .:__ I drums, cyrnba . . . ; 4 ...... .1 . .veryone you meet with Anyone can play it with a few minutes practice. I 4* . . I shimmery ecru satin. A dignity and grace. Whatevvir _ .Z~r - - i WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR tasseled necklace on a slender, you do, don't slump! — PRICED _ -.m . - .., I BEAT ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL beaded cord is the perfect trim. FROM When You sit, sit WI and Opening night thea,er goers discuu "1776" durIng intermission. olWhiterpark; Lcd PaQhal Loagwood, (Whose brotheraslp FLORIDA... ON COMPARABLE "celull with I t here 's From left, Laurie Bennett, Marlon McCrary and Laura Tolar, all plays role in play I and Anne Johnson of MERCHANDISE night. Or The DlU.r*nc. in Your Purchase Price jai dn't come on too Zz . _9& 4 i law12T I -_ —_ - - - -_ -1 with melL Believe me, they'11 WITH TERMS I A -1. __________ 1 Wear tailored dlii and PIANO & ORGAN SAW 4: S 3 t d 't be afraid to on it wear bright ft •,5l'o'c cTM PH. 322.225 4 301 WEST FIRST ST COlOy.s. 3 orge your e a o era will. Youwlllbe)udgedonbow -ou treat people, no on bow " SW k* ~. ; : I ~W - I z r. I- . - iii;;;~~ iL-- . - I - T*.; -,% . I .k : . . A_____J__ I _q __ .- . . ~ - ".. A _~, _. . --O,. the effect you'll have on others. -1 I . .Signurivrr t)f 11(ishiatt r, !; 1Y~ 1. r , 4 -, . i -1 -DEAR ABBY: What do yr"I I . -1 " ~, 1~ (V VS i,7 thdnk of men who run ads in tj)e 4 - . . GREAT sp~ N -r 1 . .~P- %_ _Vi I- -_ ". , ", k -, I *i - * classified section of a - ," , .. i ______ In And AroundWinterSprings news e81W4* It" ___ __ __ 3w 0 0 . Families Reunited, Enjoy Thanksgiving Weekend ;I . i — --- . -- Bob and Marge Williams of in-law, Shirley arid tome Tuskawilla shared the holiday Lo k uss(!j Csiuurefl, with their children Steven and Linda and Joe Kizer of Sharon, and his aunt arid uncle, Johnson spent the hoUday with Meadowlark, with their Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quick .from the Lockers befcwe returning ch,ildren Bill, N%e, Bob, and Wtnter Garden. home. David, drove to HomL Several residents of Hacienda share the hohday with Mr& Sharyn a Kizer's aunt, Mrs.lip Village shared their \ ___ year . \ . I W" ___ - DOT - - - - ~ hohday with George and 5paro. ts, Village, to meet his mother, Steven, U I Mary Mrs. Helen Barrett,whoIs , .k1 ,I t HW* IT ad .ne Loch Haven Art Center Aud1odumto,w,liei Tangerine Emcees for the pagsant am former Miss Florida Delta Burke and local television 'Who says a girl .: __ __ - -, - _144w~ t-, - _ I , W.X. can't wear pants and retain her aura of femininity?" 0 owIng the pageant, a Lis k-tie Coroution Ball and Weekly, our mo4el, . - 9 p.m. in the Royal Ballroom, Royal Plaza Inn, I Ike Buena V'*-.7 __ . ; -. : I .W_- __ . jj p f ... I _= ow a, Presented to the invit,atlon-wdy gathering; music will bp . Open. - DesI 'Tis the season to g i ve her an elegant Lady Soi ku brace!-I! -Vch. "0056 from golden or sdvery to s,chains and mesh and fabulous new fashion t5ALJE flarli4a . -- - - -- I ~ti Jtk Sim 5 13 ; I Please come and bring the family. I 1 l I .. yow --~\ . f I'dl)llIoLl' (1t)Jl('(tJt,Jl iui • Li I . 11 I ~_P_ - -N_ - PM1TSUITS I _1A - GARDENERS HO ST YULE YABLE SHOW 88 Sche&leJparucipantajn Queen's COntesi are Debra ileen Bennett, Toni 1yn . F S? Sharon Ruth ~-ei!ney, Dwrling I Our 20th year. Infant through 14 ( , W f;t,s _____ I ?J. VpNts wo/sta,ftws Ifttl '' N y - K#4k XWET 'FR Nzwkirk, DrAle Nvrditrum. JOY Annette Thomas and ` = =_J.*..J,& % I it's James Kenrob. Keep pace ,v i th fashi,)r1-con,,(L1()tJS Knilmates in caplwaflng trios • Sizes bto 18. Ribbed turt1pneck ng sleeve r, Engineer Pull-on pants, 1I'tO ) C _~ . . 11, % 10.9 MON-SAT 15 SUNDAY ZAYRE PLAZA "' ' DINERS CLUB HWY. 416 at 17-92 I olors h'3)er Blue ~ ; - Ave. I (initv [*(i * r ft, >11 \ ~44 v-,Z__1 0__1.__ I t.--~'~A J_ -N I.- ,\ . .".', __ i~ ~ ~' * - "O., if I 11 1 / / k %.. t14e 1 su rw i.:f, Itu'uthjuuri'r' 'L' •. 1 / X .. ~ C wo:(a, .1 , *-'.I. - I I_ !_ U'' , / \ \ \ \ ~ '"___77-K -. *-,_i~~2 . -_ .- I *W / / o -~--=-=t.Ak~: 4 h . Bags -- a a OPEN 1-RIDAY J -: _T__ i ..—-=--_._ r, --_ .. ~" . - 0 19 I 2 210 E. First St. 202 SHOE . E_FIRST ST STOR - PH . 322- 0204 __I___ 5 i-i __ - XWI_ . —-—_- ____I - ' - - L -I 1. I . el ----------- _ I~ f ),f 4 /mil,, 'b1cf, Ir:innu'il (','u,ls in .ft 1)u.%u'i eo!tirs & I I-4131 ___ -Y ~_r1n.;J41"_______-11__,L1, - connie* ~" \ 1. er's k .1 . . A division of Dalton ., _,.wJ - -Ai~ . fi"r '12 (z,ui \ __ , , 1. - - --. ' I - 1. _ -r &,. !~2 I \ " --;-, = 'A A__ . \ Ibike Utidericorld vi)ur ' ( :'11 — i. • . t _R W __1 -14~_~%T %__-1 ~ii. . i V4Ix_,Z_._f"VI+_:,, 4:M, -___F;~___-v V ,,-"". el '7.- - __ I/ k J221 82 0 Carte Blanche I 1,000 209 E. COMMERCIAL 'AMERICAN * 0 ... I r- Sparkling a candlelitevenina: elegant peek-a-boo Otter set on a higher, leg-flatterin-g he?-I. Su*ch pretty strappy stepping in silver or gold, also navy kid, b lack peau de . 501C or IpAIR 1 16 / .~ i Fay athan -; dICltbUSSIIi ft'rc Sanne 6nc, !J &-' ) mtl~e sporl-,~%uar r I nf orU I' 1't.)l'tX3 0ra4ble invc0n; 1.1 __ - I ~=z -- . . 0 4 , __ -- - L a M.rtlk-&!t,-,'J%.ft Hinton, Mary Ann Xaras, Debcrah flridgeu Kimsey, — V~ V.,%,N Irry - - f b - One of Central Florida finer florists He 5W-$ . * After Dark Sparkle " I - Girls zes . . .43 ~~ __ - - Hofiday i Lot r -=---I- -I to their table show feature, "Gifts from the heart ," the Sanford Garden Club. The club's annual table show and bazaar will be open to the public at no charge today until 5:30 P.m.Fridayfrom9:30a.m.(o5:30p.m andSaturcisyfrom9:3a m tIll4pm (herald Photo by Jean a esoni r , vour illifidi,11. Irri,ingenietits __ hine -- I I L-I& ',* - - _i3_~ .; # . ____ n. P - ___ ._r 80 . (' 'i I COLOR $ 5 00 PERMS $10.00 HAIRCUTS __________________ $3.00 - .\rraI)lreh1)(r1L r e .; ",,. - ___ Z-12k - -- -: S (AIlrJt,lIa Arraiigeiiiezit lq~ I . - r 01 IV n_ . vj - I , CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS I think such men must be desperately lonely Incrrdibly I - ~. - Z._____ I I fi - - - - -_ - -_ --' -__ : - A 0 I - , — '4 - -.- SALON W -4i- - __. _~. from 12 noon until 4 p.m. ,,\*ji . - , OPEN TUES.-SAT S 30-500 - 5n W the one day only - r// --- .e_L gent (age, weight, height) wants to meet women (age range usually much y cmger for companionship, . tj '?" - $32 PANTSUITS ~ 1 -.1o I f favorite color, because ma . .! .i~ - a fine 17 jewel watch You can oven choose her (M A ,?i-' e"t, ,;~', " I __ - . I / - \Ij , _. /,? , I 4 SIR JULIAN "If mm g4afer.4 00% . — ri;4020 A -_ - 7th Fwp ____ ____ 41=___ y - 0CEM - - ___-_ _____ Ir 10 giris:waity:uat me _____ - ____ SUNDMS , \ &- II __ Her outfit and many The y sic priced frnm " flif TH N lvadrobf - as Seiko $ter, the new Queen and her 4- I' - tin C711-is ____ ______ .4. A I ' I 1A ".,db __________ 1_ tasy ' i - 1KARIN'S ' _. _ . ,1 1 — ; r,~ ___-______,~ BOB _____ - I'll 11 - I V% W1. _LV DOWNTOWNSANFORD I %Uee YOU. ADDIIIE AIIII tIIIIIIVL IILIVL I / Charlotte & Frank Donahoe & Staff Cordially invite you to attend our It's Seiko season a ain, with a noon luncheon for all M"M FOR TINY TOTS N k_7i . It 2flE -_z meLa-SONIC - - -w 7 Vim --- __ - a-. Is Scheduled . fill W'V -- -- - ___________ droveovertoHacinenda oe Center S wilful ___-~ ,-- I r • G 44 __ of the Ranchlands, Miss 1-Bowl' -I---- - .,.:. , ~ — I ___ - ____ was Mr& Kizer's mother, Mrs. Charhe Taylor joined Jean and Mr& Sutme Davis of Orlw* Bertyle Tate who now resides and her aunt and cousin, Mr.4. JOhJ Bobby and with the Kizer family In Wintet Michael at the Jane Keiley and son Qulnten Ford r the sumptlous from Tallahassee on e )10n Thwksghing day. Leshe and Don Browning, meal. r the eal, the two couples dropped by the home of Tom and Lynn Key and their to Crystal River to spend the . -. - - . -1 6141 Wap __________ this U, yviussiS from AA fl D and E \ \ I - .Cay- A wag byEnnakttick~ A weii pptud a" de.e. _______ great ! -4 I wilk 04""Akiwn &i4 .... G41& ____ _ 1I I . Th e Thanksgiving holiday Thanksgiving with a large Also present at the dinner was spent in a variety of ways group of relatives v1sitlng from her home state of Village to enjoy the holiday were Mr. R.aley's aunt, Mrs mlby Winter Springers from all Massachusetts. The two meal with her mot.Mr, Mrs. Ixonard and Betty Sypolt, Alice Raley and her three - 1-1 - __ NANCY sections of the city. AAdnffak B,arrett young,sters, Bobby and McKay. from Washington, D.C., accom- children, Donnie, Wayne, and BOOTH Georgie also shared in the ponied by their four children, Michael, of Mait.1and. =_ Correspondent festivities. Terraces, and their ch.ildren, Mr& Roberta Adams of Ow . I'm and Marcia Lathan of Frankie and Tracey had the enjoyed the delicious feast Ray pleas ur e of having all her pleasure of sharing thei- prepared by Mrs. Raley. Old Town, along with their two Bradshaw day children, Lisa and Shawn, I - visiting his mother, Mrs. James children home for the hohday. enjoyed the company of his Returning for the holiday were Bradshaw. h her twin daughters. Jpckie and parents, Jim and Gen Lathan Browning and their youngest I nan wfly near the tOwn Sue from college and grandparents, Harold and daughter, Mary 's , and son, ness ... of Brooksville. stowk P, Mie Mae lAthan of Lake group for Ow Helen, and his aunt, Mrs. Fran happy cimsion were the rest of present Mra. Nettle Johnson of .4 NO Talbot of theBrownngc}anw to Meadowlark recently returned was the youngest Adams, 1 An added festive note for the dinner from all over from a month's visit to wis- Kathy, who enjoyed the family J . holiday. wasthecelebratlonof state wick,Gawhshewasthe reunion ___ -- -- - - - - - - - - �- - - - ______ _. __ - -7 ~ 11 --= E Z I __ A _~ a Z -- - qT7 ~ ~ ~ ~ ___ 1111111 - M I - n -, i - _____ - - __ _____ 1. - --- - 96 - . ___ -.- _ -..-,.- - - - - - - ___ - _ _ __._____ _ __ am -.4-A Il &WMWK__-___-L= M '_, m ~~'~ I -0 -I L "'MM"XkTV ''I . --- r - zww _____ 0 ; .., - _. 0 - - ____ __ ______________________________ Triuriaay.iiecii Herring Ponders Nex t Step Al ___ - - - - - ____ tCuntinud From Page 1 M ams Later Brock and Rutberg were joined in another concount), government acUons probe, said hedoesn*t an!icipate that Cowart. rerencew-ith Judge Cbwart by Orlando attorney Cheney Mason, the T-jesday gi and jury session will have any thl ng to do with what who represents County Atty. Thomas Freeman. was prewited and sealed yesterday. tUl thret- lawyers are believed to have been given copies of the He refused to comment on speculation a egran Jill) IT11) grand jury report by Cowart. be investigating leads developed during the P1 1 Rutburg exited the judge's chambers and as observed putting a multilmige document, believed to be a copy of the Sheriff John Polk waited in his office until 5:30 p.m. Wed report, into h brief . &_-Vul 1% UIL-va gdip! Bruick answered questions froin reporters returr~ed. Polk said if his office re'ceived warrants that persons with. "No comment." namedwould ca i I _ an a ow to cc.me to count) Jail for arrest and not brought n deputies Polk gent home after Cowart told reporters that no warrants were being issued Judge %i9iams told repters that the real reason" for th e la cited b} the court in sealing the gra nd jury report Is 'there have been so many f1ials indicted and the cases dismissed.,, A In Grand mis, siowsrs voted on Oct. 14 not to clow the sale. Greater ConstMW 3 on Ila filed it civil suit seeking damages and enforcement of the larlid sale contract. Also among witnesses before the grand jury were County report or portions of it will be secret hearings and not open to the ~ )!k I y - t UF roved By JOE ASKREN terrial auditor and part-time which amounts to SM.000 in rnanpoemt!nt prC03 Q f] a=, I— -_ ll Ite ijowictions and use of printSims said if Kirkpatrick out computers. The A fulltime risk manager doesn't have time to a& b oard's lIabilit surne the ge n e up or posiUonandarmmendaUon duties a new man will have The board has complete grabs,"said uii to set up an "unbiased" in- be hired control now approved as a result of assigned Harry Pelley chief from 35 bids mailed out, for the action taken Wednesday night negotiator to help correct first time. Ulis year, the two low - by the Seminole County School certain saf ety and health Successful bidders were Karn.s the board should have called for new Insurance q4cifications and taxpayers' money." bid procedures Sims had said Karns FLORIDA I ' said , SI ----7 I__1 ~_- hospitalization premium costs aid -- - 1__ - ________ , 11w1 It - 141i;, in annual -- Layer mid he would consider : , - I ________ stained, The vote on the - . 11 KhtpaWck, the board's in- -_- _ __________________________ ' X - Parade - " a m Page 1 A) . 6 r in 1 Y11 60. FFAr 1 A 1 174P IT J 8XI ly A 1. ~ ja~~toj;~A_-_e!x ;io-- M it;Iq~. ------ . Holy Cross Jr.-4?Wt hIp Bank of .f l ~~~&--W - 0 I 1 i' Heafl shape diamond - - --9 solitaire bridal set. e 4, I 70. Dist. 18 VFW-41ard 7 Horses Scoop '. Diamond solitaire I i II - I - - 77. Troop 516-Marching unit i~~ ~ Ahaip ? - - . Band -. -- .r i1 - 't -: --=- 85. Pius Huddle U G.or'e L Smith Welding-F1oat r Si*Jcrdc1,1tanClul,..('ar 68 89 KiwanIs Club car 90 Mother Wilson-Float Bob Endleott-Truck Rec Yes Weatslde G.rage- i 11 I - ~~_ ~ON 1 7 ; UlM ___ _ - I 94. 96. V-sken Pony Farm- 7 Marng Seminoles . £e(flinole High School ____ 1.-I £ riese M ia iii I C' ~ _1111 _, I. ___ - This is a gift from First Federal of Mid-Florida to our community. You need not No a customer of Mid.Florlda -you - a .# =_.~ ~-_-~- - -- 4 The Raiders hit 57 per cent of their field goal attetripts in the j - - - - 7 : . . , -_ 2! 29 ______ - shots but sinking 59 per cent and nearly blowing Edison tight out of the gym ____ ' t k 11 -' 97 WOV .- J, :t: : ~_ _ --- _ a A ollliiikh_ ~ I - ;.. ' ~4fi~: (L -~ii~~ VAIWW- !_kt7l "We felt all along t.hat Reggie -- I - _- 1. ___ ._-- _-- A en E. T nessee - G was quick enough to stay with Glaster," Sterling said. "Glaster 1eaes his feet a lot ii~ Biscayne y ~_ I---,-- Stars I WO Gram bfi ng ____________ By The Associated Press forn,lance has led the BiscaM College baktIbaU team to Its wi _ ,A fi I ___ --- , __ -- _-__~_ _-_ lr~vp -~___ - , I e te, 0 une s ee scored 22 points, keeping alle Scuth Alabama Cougars in the game with 16 in the fint half, merican when JacksonUe appead ready to pull away several tim es - , - T'he Delptun's two big start. ers, 7-foot Felton Young and (o-9 Marvin Uoyd cked up rebounds and Johnson pulled poin four perso nal fouls early in down nine The lead between BIsyne, second ball, and South a- Unibersity Texas A&I, tackles Steve Poget Sound while tne secon Icke opponent Tulsa with an li shot Seminole also held its own Wide rece iver Sammie White Musuim of Guilfo rd and Mike da consists of Grambling's Jul) after gaining hiS )ards on on the boards _ _1 ~__ Arthur Collins' 2&-point per- ardson led East Tennessee Biscayne's foul shooting 1ctory of the season, a pro ved the di fference, wth the tense 84 decision ore- East Bobcats making I of th the shod jump shots and also Tennessee State In Miami Wen- frethrow line. East 21 on e Tennessee played a fine game on the desday. State connected on 10 of 19. boards. And Randy Faber was Meanwhile in Jacksonville, able k South Alabama's White tin ball Mam e ~_._ .. - - T - i --=---- ___________ fr-- - a~ '-- 7s-1B half Glastergotloosesonle(n the second half and wound up - 4 Thursday, Dec. 4.1 ________________________________________ - point-per-garne guard Richard Glaster, held t he Edison stand. out to four points in the first 1 I MRWR - :---- Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl McDonald, given the tough assignment of containing - - ~I ____ r, , -- -;-- - - -11 4~_ ~= ~~__ -1 IF--_1_____ - - - - club. Seminole upped that some, In the seco nd, taking fewer _______ - ions cushion over the Fort Meyers - I - __1 0 le. 1,; Evening -- points. _ r ~ ," lrs,~._:=~.L~_ ___ -- ww-_= -_-~--_; ft - - -- ~~f4i L:! 7 ~ - t~ :~-~;Ilr`~~,~~ - 1. .- --- - 1I -- _ :_5_ "_ - -_ - _. - r-.sc.LjoZ~_. __e11L: - 1~.=,F_- _17__.~, M~ Bobby Aharet When Young & €(1vrond 14 aiat gold 1 -----' '- - ) jirj ' solitaire pend ant 14 karat Oold $75 by injuries, says his team still can make the _ .-- 7 - I - Z - : -. 41 ,; ' i - 0 - . ________ 22 Diaivord 1aiion 14 g $675 Call and take advantage of this free portrait offer,,, its just e our way or saying thank you to our community j One free F' portrait p or family', please ~ . Stm cn.z 143 N Wo"Ui-d 519,4 Is us. li __________ 0!BJS _________________ uij , ?II fl7i - ____ &4sdriiiHI 1_______ rnms -- f - TC I lipmer.1 and Coach signal call. sai d the 41-year NEW SMYRNA BEACH OFFICE 4S A' at TI&,d I••# V (Allgutits15I4 ~ aff W .41 .- _g. - . ;W - AJiIitt - I ' er ill be out for the next to games, against Buffalo an Baltimore. Both games are crucial. Each team Is only one game be hind ( Continued on Pa e!H) Del.andover Merritt bland -they must be good II orecast JIM IIAThES RIIFCORRIGAN RICK PANTRIDGE LOUIS SAPSIS w.go'.1 ['1114f,illiv folri.1- I.? __-__W__?6__-*J~P_~_, . _, , Z11-- ~ _1___;~71_11_-. --, ~~ -,. __ -. !1 LYNNE SMITH ANTHONY HAYES (l6l7 (1617441 DeLand DeLand (I7) DeLaid (157H) Merritt bland (154l Merritt 131mW (15t816 DelAnd _=- L1~2M__~,;ik ~i 14, i J'A_k 7`Y-'117~,V--- t-1-11,,, N__&j -AiT _~iif;I- ~4 F ~K-~~-o --~L L. - - Px4Z U. k 1k___A1 !7,; , _-r Texas A&M over Arkansas - have to support Arkansas Texas A& M Tennessee o ver Hawaii-Orange pride at stake Teuueuee Tennessee Redskins Redskins Patriots Patriots Patriots Patriots Patriots intriou Colts Colts Cults Colts Colts Colts BengRIS Bengals Bengali Bengali "admawa ________ - ______ Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee _____ -. - , ~ -Z I Redskins over Falcons - Falmns are born f losers Jets over Patriots - Naniath due for a great - - - ...d* ~_._- Colts over Giants - when yo'i're hot, you're hot - z4' % Bengab otr Fgles - Lagles ha%e had their 11g upset Stide rs over Bro wn s no colnmnuit fK1id - Ruining neck and neck for the second straight week, Jim Haynes and Bill Corrigan ,i Bears -S Bears are still hi be rnating have a new challenger In the Fearless Forecast race That's Rick Pantridge, who last week went Chiefs ner Chargers - Chargers play like lS•Sto move within a game of the leaders. squaws The rest of the park continues to bunch up, iob Sapsis another game hack in fourth and Lynne Smith one bthind him in flith. A gap New England He tore a knee of four games separate Smith from last place =- I " an uphill kliattle. "We have a chance, operated on last wee or a ruptured tendon In a big toe, id W ed ntda, Hut the od(l ar e stacked agai ns t us "At first I thought our e nets were great But you loosesomany people on defense and then your two top quarterbacks - how much can a team take?" DON REYNOLDS __________ -=-- psayoffs. Hut he says It will be Ageless veteran Earl hilorrall Iilkd in until the (him quarter of last Monday's victory over no ' DEBARY OFFICE DELTONA OFFICE SANFORD OFFICE j I OF MiDo FLORIUA D1AHD OFFICE + SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIAUO' L Christmas hours-All storea oisn, Ponday.Satrcby 10 a.m.. p.m Sunday Sanford Plaza Alfamonte -- --.. FIRST FEDERAL 1 \ Di ' . Ch1t4 • Zi'41 CU$*OmCP1fQ. • BaIkAm.nl,d • UMI., Chac. 111 6 I _____ National Footbill League you are under no obligation to do so. Elegant gift wrap at no extra charge 21141 RYOiyt • Dolphi ns sidelined I i -" .V - - - i 77 le~"V!- choice of several poses for your free portrait. At this time, you may purchase additional portraits at special low ,.-r ,9 rr.-7, X!gg~-,; _ I Within 30 days, you will be able to return and toke your / % I ! I I , : %,,an Win at H wIuams 1 002 To?ali 13 1421 I Sterling said his latest edition For the night, Collins added fouled out, with 8 36 to play, mated $8 million in six years as and defensive back James Timmermans of Northern Hunter, Ralph Gebhart of 14 carries In the opening half. Seminole's 7.1 start has 14 rebounds, pla)ing most cf the South Alabama's 6-foot-7 owner of the White Sex was to hunter were the to I rambling Iowa, guards Ned 1)eane of Hhester and Anthony Leon North Dakota's Deutsch, a Sterling pleased, but he's quick second half with four personal Thomas Ledford had his o retain about 20 per cent of the players named. Masuchusetts and Mark lAw ard of Virginia Union. bruising 212-pounder, rushed toaddthat "we have along waY fouls. Biscayne out-rebounded wa under the boards. He ended The backfield is composed of of fliMsdale and center Kevin Hieber, a 6-foot-2, 200-pound 201 times for 1,169 yards In nine togo. We have ftee tough ones the taller East Tennessee State up as 81. q the game's siecond high your portrait sitting. These sittings may be arranged for evenings or p- Horses - :s Diamond. 2 genuine ( U.S. Post OfIce-ck I •,)t THE DIACND STORE -- --- - _________ I ' at 83. from to 'Chicago banks. All who has lost an e and weekends from Decembr 15 through December 23, so Dad i - .Iub-41oat 80. Sanford Middle Sdwi- I ~ i - -"*--:-. _.e_-7_S_ a~~-; - 1I23 200 1 crimson - .' Evangelimn 4-H-Marching unit 76. Tuskawilla Mid SchoolFtoat I -L =; - __ _=~_ - of Mid-Florida office nearest you and make an appointment for lk 73. Child you ISS Football team for 1975. Minnesota-Duluth. . 23S-potw.d middle guard Junior Indiana State's Allen posted Besides the hot-shooting now 1.2, and Ea-St Tennessee a Lee was the only wildcat Allen and Deutsch are the Hardin of Eastern Kentucky. his third consecutive Igo-yard State changed hands nine Une3 pace after see'n by The Associated hess, named to the team wh'ch ouly Juniors on the squad The The linebackers are Greg campaign, rushi ng for 1,022 in consistently took away the in the game's t five minutes. consisted of $4,090,000 in deben. features 22 new The Dohins had ast other 20 cre seniors. Blankenship of Hayward State, uble Joining White on the offensive Rick Green of Wes!ern Kennine games. fie was sidelined inside from Edison, ;orcing the But the 6-foot4 Collins cor,!rib. penetrating South Alabama's tures, M000 in stock sales )%-ar's squad. including two for one contest and sa out the and 000 in assumed loans from Grambling State fine are tight end David Hill of lucky and Bill Linnenkohl of second half against major Col. visiting Buccaneers far outside uted the necessary spark - zone in the ru-st half, and rell and denying the percentage netting 12 of Bi.scaynie's to ou as the yea rs o b .') ~ .- /1, F i'r - onald ! 3 Fabef S 00 10 imunded Brevard. handling There was some statejuniorcobegetournament sloppy floor play out there" current Chicago owner John Alaccording to a prospectus ' 1 iuLiig / yards and rushed for 4 Veeck's 55 mithon offer to Division little All America koth and Terry Egerdahi of Kour of Southwest Texas and more )ards it 141 fl1e 124 1,f i;l,n 0 0 1 0. TolaIS 30-11 26 73 -. savings account, this beautiful portrait will grow more valuable p ,S hi well," coach Joe Sterling said. sharpshooting of George White carried South Alabama to a -,968 win over Jacksonville, spoil. ing Dolph1 basketball ebut under Don Beasley. And In Washington, tin) s rangements by our league Leo College was fivuriced by Cookmnn anchors a huge backs are Vincent Allen of In. Plllers of Alcorn State, a pair of to ease the pressure, Hieber of 10 shots and pound up with 16 Georget own U ni versity 9fl1 meeting Dec. 10, It will be ac- defensive line for the diana State of Terre haute, 250.pound tackles In Larry completed 157 of 300 passes for points. Jacobs als ceptable to the league." o had 10 outpaced by Bill Lynn's 18 Associated Press College md.; Bill Deutsch of North Da- Czarnecki of Ithaca and Bobby l. ily ill ken at our facility by professional photographers...And, like your 0%:W -:ftt AIL- '' , to Vernon ftough the middle of their zone," Sterling said. Johnson hit 78 per cent in "We've asked Mr. Veeck for additional capital racking up his 22 points, while (See Scoreboard, Page 2- B) diana Univeraity of PennsylvaThe defensive front line game in total offense while Faber was credited with 10 bered equity," he added "If NEW YORK (AP) End the NC/A Division 11 tota l Le e of Bethune-Cookman leading his team to an l.1 assists, most of them for nia , Mr. Veeck can meet these arWillie "Foots" Lee of Bethune- offense champion. The running and 227-pound Lawrence record. With no running atwck Johnson. Bob Jacobs canned six - ,Marching Unit $8. Midway Elementary- ~ 0 .Mi r i ______ ~ ~. - instances with our clubs. In "ch instance it was be-Cause e team's undercapiLilized. Natural Color Portrait! - ______ - SLIE . ~~2m and elationship of debt to equity," MacPhail said, 'We've had difficulties in some oa t I _____ It FREE. 1 S 5. Jackson Jr. 59 i - 11 li o 7 IF - 1W s 57. Salvation Army-41oat -- * -- ' DWrUWII unit - - ---- I Lineup - AF_ _996-,- I 2 04 A. /,'rn I way they were scoring. But I favorablywith the 1970.71 team Out of - league's counter proposa.), he I JI - UPR for its seventh win In eight Wednesday before returning _* , -_ -4 ..a 11111111111111111111 his drives. That's how Reggie Seminole Commuzilty College turned back a good F.duou flues' Bill Adarlis (45) defirtids against a Chip Noe jumper; Itaider fwasabletodrawtwoeharglng said, was l in favor, with two baskethall club here Wednesday night 100.73 Ouls early to put him in to gain Its seventh Terry in meson gets hand on a wayward rebound, keeping the ball owners already gone from the victory of tr ouble. " season. Clockwise, from top left, Bob Jacobs puts up away from a pair of Ed1son players; Vernon Johnson bits from meeting to catch planet Nine t of histhe Sterling also had high praise 16 nts as FA'a Richard rIier to bbck, eloce In (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) ots are needed to pass such a for big Vernon Johnn, who led resolu ti.on . all scorers with fl points It as a matter of scture 'Vernon was hittin g well on - ass11ng the task to Darrell I 71_11~ --gem JCSL~ .i~.%~_~ LZ - - - - . L. against the bid, three voted to 11111 . - _ -1. z-. __ - i _____ -t league standards," MacPhall said 12 good Edison Community Saturday and meets Valencia College asketball team 100.73 Community College next - ____ proposal and deadline 'The league clubs considered the proposal and financial in. formation and financial stnic - which costs more than W,000 ( Cold 7 1101 *. - 1__-~ _-_` __ ._ J&mi%on 3 1 4 7. xruer o o o o. . F and medical li ance needs _ ________ _____ -- night and soundly ftashed a Seminole plays Tampa College 40- I _r. Z1 EDISON. Giaster 4 I i4 i7. coy o Seminole Community College tough in Tampa In that small the go1 shots Wednesday gin of theirs,' Sterling mid. - ~A~ fore MacPhail emerged to an- -1 . .#-: . 1 . V_ . 25111F owners and general managers -- of the board's general UabWty , - ~ - ong on the road. Florida College is always took - goi ng tobeseV1nthy3,24houj. a da of backbreaking work" Lee MuiPhail, president f the American League, and the i . ___ "r Q _. Its not imnlx)ssible, but it11 __ k. k~ that elbow straight. • -U - ,am i_=___ FS r The maxim ranks with hit the games coming and things can should continue to improve. cutoffman,tacklelowwidkeep sometimes go ___ ___ 9. A He said eight teams voted _________ - - _: -;~ Cohen of Philadelphia, was definitely pessimistic. .-V-;j --- q1Z 7' _____________ - - S Veeck is representing, David ! X;55912211-10V n?!T= __7 Sims' successful motion, which was seconded by Allan - ____ *z peach aask"Ls in the YMCA team the Raiders beet soundiy said 'But this one still isn't ('mlk'ge gym In Springfield, on its own home court quite as sound We're making Mass back in 1891 "We still ha'e the two road too niary mistakes but we ~ .b:, I price) and we'll The attorney (or the group -- _.- . Keeth,, loatnicts Superintendent W. P. "Bud" Layci to implement or "activate" its risk - pessimistic," he added. "It's - _____ - possible (to meet theasking - I' \ \ J in Sterling was referring to by eventual winner Gulf Coast Florida College, Valencia and The Coast team went to the Brc,ard, last thrcc o nationals in Hutchinson, an Take the good shot ponent..s on Seminole's pre- that year Coaches have been saying Christmas ¶.thedule The first "That club was a well that ever since . James two are away games and the rounded one with a good bench, / I ' teams that ha' c been admitted = -' I __ - event ; By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer 1 t Zo ii _______ j 1160W Z-- - - - ' . / to go through 'I dmdn t anUi pate this The requirements i - Layer said this responsibility McUbbmAgen have handled with Layer, who said at one nowwIllbeuptoKjr1.cpjc 0 member Pa; Telson had the board's general liability po int the board has already !I new rtsl manager stepped ou tofueroomdw.thg insuranceforUpast15ye accomplished a risk necessar) the %o ting __ - in rm-ent years. "I'm neither optimistic _. ------ - - J this (new proposal) are qu bit more stringent than other __________________ __ dh Board member E. C. Harper Insurance Agency, and III* Sims said he did not agree Jr was opposed and board , - • 111 r 7 --- - - L. I 1 in (Ivlx~ntury nioney for the sale -. The board, In a 3-1 tote, wont go up Roger harris, assistant Seminole okayed the recommend,tion Education Layer said a new risk superintendent for finance made by member Davle Sims manager would cost anywhere Association (SEA) set I y e RI Ce, another Clyde who said the board should from $17,000 to$20,000 sirance specifications °' or C in 1350 000 in pin complete control of its which he Wd Is "a was' annual 1,e of surance agent, and Sims said - IATION - t a Layer 1. Veeck after being told he must conic up with $1 2 million more .1116 over its Insurance __ i ¶ r ~ 1. / _ _:i I - - ~ I t, A ~ ~~ . _______ muc h debt • __ I _______ a. - / it .: ~ - iiQ1 _-1- 111119 - . ison om a - V "I'm sort of in shock," said CT T "VP - ,,1111~ ill iiiii troduced bat day and midgets .\ SAVINCS & LOAN ASS i , ' A __________________ 1 -777-1; ________ P i•J:-it ."... K __ __ 1 r FEDERAL ~ - • --'----- - lie Sox and Bit Veeck remained in baseball limbo today after American League owners rejected his ml tial bid for the team and gave him ore week t o raise the ante Veeck, the man who in. ii i ------- - ;; r"iu _~___" . :3 2 Chicago • __________ .01, \ .-, . - _. I - _______ Sizzl i ng RalderF J :;:,VWT-T_ '4~__-_,-I 11 b. FiRST c - Risk Manager, Pane ee .=-7w____ - - --.=.~_ - L _! to baseball while owner of three teams over three decades, as told Wednesday night by Bmnford said hewould have received a$32 sha re of the bfld A'.:wncys Newman rock and Gerald Rutherg were in the sale commission as the real estate salemnan handling the deal for courtroom w hen the jury re po rt was ordered sealed Laurel Realty. Bmford is no longer associated with the realty Brock represen ts Count) Commissioner Mike Hattawa) and firm ,ounty Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski. The courity contrwted on July 23 to buy the acreage from .0 F I; . _ F 0 public press. - ! ai if they'd been contacted by the court or namei in-the grand jur)' report, answered both questions with, "No." Commission Kwiatkowski couldn't be contacted today. F Freeman was repor reported e "in con feren I ce" Id • reach ed t oday ) reporierj Our ami I . - • __________ __ __ - . __ -.1. _.M!~'. , . ___________ Count) Commissioner Mike liattaay arisered all questio Wednesday aft ernoon wi th the same answer, "No Lommeni" Commissioners Mike ILAttaway and Kwiatkowski didn't go .7. AlatidWay saia ne was scheduled to appear to testify Nov. 19 but didn't go before the jury. Rutberg met with Staley Instead in Staley's office and no one would answer . ._ A of the Southeast First Natiorml Bank of Maitland and also County Commissioner Mike Hattaway's cousin. jw anythilrig about Rep. flattaivay said today that he doesn't kn, the grand jury report. "Nobody's contacted me," iie said. Commissioners Sid Vihien Jr, John Kimbrough and Dick Williams. n portirns of the count) government probe that are believed to ha e been centered on n aborttd county $517,000 purchase for 103-acres in south Seminole proposed for use as a county clay Given I - -- ____ I -;.=ff ___ - SN11192wk ;9-- - - BobilatLiway, D-Altamonte Sprin gs. Bob l!attaa) is a director Mason. holding a file folder labeled 'Tom Freeman" said, q'Iestionsonh) II tta "did 'I bet the M client ill not have a comment at any time" Other witnesses heard ., the ggrand jU Included State He p Abo'Jtanhourlate rSemlnOIeflt) Port Authority Chairman Torn Bmnfocd as obser%ed 'ea%ing the judge's chambers with a man identified as an attorney. Binford was flushed and arentl upset and said he had no comment Bmnfaird is Freeman's such indictments became public without allowing persons named to cha llenge them that the officials reputations have been ruined Williams said any hearings on iations to expunge the jury ___ Ju Greater Construction Corp of Casselbtrry, but county corn "But you can't unring 2 bell," Williams.said, noting that ence - ion t ry Investiga Veeck __ Sapsis ifl(1 Smith ere 144 last w ee k, while 12 and tht en leaders IIpp(tI 1' 119 Guest Happy lion had a poor week, hitting on 10 and missing 10. Se minole High School principal Don Reynolds takes a crack at It this week and he guantees per f ec t score. ._ Vikings ever P,nckers - they had their pride Bengali Bengali Redskins Steelera sktrs Steelers Steelers Steelets Bears Lions Lions Lions Lions Lions Chiefs Chiefs thief, Chiefs chief, Ch* ci, Vikings Vikings , I - _~7.;V'4117;6 - -- -;- 1 - -- X ~ - __ _-~ - - - Vikings Rams Ram Ran . _. ---. --- _ ___ __ - - Rams - Cardlails over Cowbo 3 - a tossup. I'll go for th e home team Cardinals Cowboys [)olphins oer Bills-il men make a team Oile rs over 49cr' - only th e big ones beat Houston Raiders over Broncos - Raide rs ride Bron cos in all cowboy movies Bills DoIIas Bills Dolphins Dol ph ins Hula 49ers 49cr' 49eri oiler, Oilers Oilers Pders Raider, Raide Raldeu -.____ .1 - in footbail ._ - !, - Redsidus Steelers hurt last week Hums over Saints -being a Saint doesn't pay off Tennessee Raiders RSlders - - -_ - - -__.: I - rs -_________________________________ _____________________________________________________ -- �. I -.5 t._J_ - -. ______/.! i • - .i___ - 26—Evening Herald, Samfor4, Ff. —- — LU1 1111 I -S FI bUAHU O' - --MEMO ; - ancr St L ouis College .,• 'I 5 ?i 79 o S ii 21 75 77 A ____ vvnos __ __ - CoIoa ci I is 7 M Thome. . - Atraid Of Big Bad areem' J SPORTS IN BRIEF u a r ci- Dennis Undergoes Knee Surgery ('!'l\ iAl'i - '11V Iti City Scouts oi the National hockey lA'ague announced that Don Cairns, their No. 2 selectioll In tile anliateur (trait last year, un. dt'rent knee surgery Wednesday. hit' surgery was made to repair torn cartilage In the 20sear-old left-winger's left knee, 111v surgery was apparently completely successful," Spirits Wi I - Ni IiIi i er ( , noc s em tie All American ND wille" C 70 It Dowling Green NEW YoRv. (AP) — H,r# is 13) 1 60, A 40; 3. Oguiza perel (1) The Assoc,at 5.0. 0 (35) $4760; p Press 1973 Michigan 7$, Cleveland st. Little All America team football W. Michigan 77. Wit.-Pqk. First Team tidC 71 Offense Ohio U, 59. Marietta 56 Tight end-David Hill, Texas Youngstown St. 71, MoqsriI Un All, 4.3 fl ean 64 5 onlo, Tex. Miami, Ohio 64. Da 55 W I de Recvec-Sammi, Cincinna ti Ill. Wright St. 70 white, Grambllng, 5.0. 190, Sen Wrscorisin V. N. Dakota St. Monroe, La. 74 I TackleSte. Mu5uli. Gull Arkansas $3, SW Mo. St. 37 fcrd, 6 7. 755, Senior. Free tin Lake Superior St. 6?, N. ion, Vi ; Mike Tmm,rmans, " c' 67 Northern Iowa, 6 2. 243, Senior, Cril Roberts *9. SE Miuøurj George, Iowa. 56 Guards-Ned Deane, Mat. TL'lsa 7$, Oklahoma o sacp,,,s el ts w. Creighton 72. South Oak. St. aham, Mass.; Mark Law, 62 Hillsdale, 6), 230, Senior, Roan. N. III. )O Wii Green Bay 7) o'e, Ind. Cmt,r-Kevin Martell, New SOUTHWEST Hampià,ire, 4-1, 215. Senior, Texis MM 107 SW Texis 71 Gaithersburg. Md. = - - - t - 11 e4 1 =-=:._. - - : . S _r___r._ FIRST — BarreArana; Negui Beitia; 3 Echano Via; A. . Aldana Ltniz; S Larri Eior:a; Chicago, with the league's worst record, 5-13, pasted only xl~___w ~~_ - I __ - -- _ __ -_- , - - esLo~_ 4 i 771 Ica Alberdi; 7. Eddy-Sanchez; : Urza Okoki SECOND — 1. Ccto AIberdI; 2. Larri Ocilla; 3. Ur:a Leniz; 1. Ica. Okoki. 3 Ogulia ArL.na ; A. Eddy Elorita, 7. Aldana Via; S. Echario Sanchez. THIRD- 1. EthanoJavi; 2 ca Len,:. 3. Eddy.Beilla; 1. Aldana Q'jlo4a; S. Arecha.Albierdi; 6. Larrl Arana; 7. Uria-Via; 5. Ogulza. Okokl. Quarterb.Ck-Lynq Hiet)ec, FOURTH - 1. CachoQuiola; 7 FAR WEST Indiana. Pa., 4.7, 2)), Arizona IL Idaho 62 Nøj El;r;o. 3. Dumingo orngoa rack, P.. Wom.n 4. Ar,ch Miguel; S Manolo Perez 77, Loyola Mary. Rvrnlng backs-Vincen t Al. 4. Sarre-Zarre; 7. Atava-Sancl,,:; mount 71 i . len. Indiana state, SL 170, Jun. Bilbao-Javj Nev-Las Vegis Ill. Colorado Ii', Rictlm, Id.; Bill FIFTH - 1 Bilbao MencPa; 7 Deutsch, North Dakota, 43, 717, Arizona St. 90. Ssttle.Paclfic Erdoza Echave; 3. Manolo-Bengo. Junior, Fargo, ND.: Terry 4 Moron Aguirre; 5. Ferm i n 76 Egerclahi, Minnesota OuIlh, 6 ML'guer :a, 6. ChUCPGMIgU,I. 7 Mi mI New Mnlco 11), Cal St St at e LA ;, , Sen', Proctor, Minn.Celaya Larrea; S. Santi Ramon Dduis. SIXTH — I. CchoMgel. 2. N. Arizona CS, Whlflier 73 En4s-llI wl "F oo ts" Lea, Pnrrona II. Life Bible 5$ Barr. Quiofa, 3 Oguiza Javi; £ BethuneCooi,man 66, 260, Sen. Domingo Sanchez; S. BilbaoOregon 76, B.olia St 64 W , Daytona Beach, Fla,; LawW Echave; 6. Arecha Elorza; 7. Negul — rence Pillers, Alcorn State, (.3, Zarre. S Alava-Per,: EXHIBITIONS 227, SenIor, Hatlehurs), miss. (Continued from Page 1-B) SEVENTH — I. Domingo Leniz; St Bona, $3, Ath, In Action. Tackles-Larry, Czarki, nec East 6$ 2. Echano Beitla; 3. Ica Yza; 1. the Ithaca, 43, 250. Senior, Hanll Dolphins, who are leading Plegui Okoki; S. Lard Alberdi; 6. AIbny St. $4. Cotiurg, Atis. coke, Pa,; Bobby the Amerjcm F'cotbalj ConferKOftiJr. ?r.! Z.3 Eddy-Ararta; 7. Urza Perez; So'ifhjt Texas Slate, 4.5, 250, Atdana JivI ence's East Division. Senior, Path, Ten. EIGHTH — I. AlavaAttu; 7. The quarterbacking duties Mile guard -Jun It Hardin Erdoza-Muguenza; 3. FerminEastern Kentucky, 6.3, 233, Sen. have fallen to Don Stroc, an Aguirre; j. Chutho Juan, S. Marmlo hoc. Lexington, Ky. NIA Larrea; 6 Snhi-Mencha; 7. Ma'uri unknown, untested player to Linebackers-Greg Eastern CO**WIflC Blanken. Azpi, I Celsya Ramon many fans. He'll be backed up ship, Hayward State, 61, 210, Atlantic NINTH -1,Aguirre,7Erdoza.j Senior. Vallelo, Calif ; Rick by former Dolphin Jim Del W I Pct. OS Aipi; 4 Attu; S. Za're; 6 Bilbao, Green, Western Kentucky, 6-0, Ph.lpt,,. 13 Ci-lay.; S. M&tioIo Galzo, a free agent who had 210, Senio, Louisville. Ky.; Bill Boston TENTH — 1. Ramoi. 10 7 .5*5 2 . been selling insurance until Linn'!nkop,I. Puget Sound, Buffalo .i. 9 10 Mugverza; 3. Fermin; 1. Mar-un; S. 725, Si-nb,, )loquiim, Wash, called back by Shula. New York Mencha, 6. Sanf I; 7. Chucho; 7 1 .315 B a c k 1-Ralph Central Division G-ebhm,dl, Larrea Griese said Strock, a threeRochester, 5)0. 110, Senior, A tlanta 10 7 .55 ELEVENTH — 1. AaVI-JUan; 7. year benchwarmer, could (10 James er — Fairport, Hourston Hunt , to I -S" Negui Echave; 3 Oguiza Bingo.; 1. the job. Washington $ $ .500 II' Ten.; AfltPW,Iy N Orleans Oon H 3 Pete:; 7 ArecheZarre; S Vlrginij Union, 4.1, 1*0, S.en)o,, Cleveland I 11 '421 1 Bar-re A ttu pass In a 'counting' game until Vip, Western TWELFTH Second Team Midwest ')4vltiii Aguirre; 3. Santi. Offense Detroit Muguerza; d. M.erwi-Jvan; 5. Er. against New England," Griese 1 0 6 .625 Tight KC Western Illinois Milwaukee I Cciaya Mencha; $ Fermin Alp. mee tings with Strcck to know wide Recev,r-Johnny Per. Chicago 3 13 MATINEE ENTRIES kirij, Abilert Christian. Pacific DIvii.oi that he knows what he's doing. Tackles-Chris G.State SIm.cIk. Al 17 6 Mi ½ FIRST- I. Echano Anna, 2. He's lnttlligent and has a good bright, Calvin Word, Jackson I. A Barr. Lenii, 3. Eddy Beitia, 4. IcaIS S arm." ville State. Phtnix Via, S. Negui- Eior:a. S Aldana. $ Guards Dove Two of the Dolphins' four Mayer. Alb,rdl. 7, Urza Okoki, I. Lan-i Mid. 1111 1,sf; Jackie Stair-. Jackso.i POftInd -ancr,*z I$3 starting linebackers are out for l 6 W.dairidiy'i Resvtts SECOND-. I. OVUIUL,nI: . Center-Rich Rodgers, Idaho Chicago 10?, Boston 106 Echaoo Beitia, 3. Larri QuloIa. 1 theseasonandtheot,hertwoare Stott Lon A ngeles ilL Det roit io Ica Okoki, S. Cache Vii, 6. Ur-za among the many walking QuanIrbackp.f,),ii Dscin Phii.*lpnl. 102. New Or. AIbeçcit,7. Eddy-Sanch,z,$ Aldana wounded, ,,, Mississippi Valley State. teani 94 Arena Griese said the hard, 8Zti p,nn,. Hou ston $01. Seattle Ii)) backs-Mitt Carr, THIRD- 1. Atdaria.Be,,i,, 2. B-owe State; Jack Delo,iine, MIIwak,, Ili. Portland Ec hanc Qviola, 3. urn Lenhi, 1. cut Salem, W. Va.; Rod Gardnir, Ogui:, Via. S. AnecIa OkokI, Todar, Games on Injuries, may be responsible Lehigh. Eddy.Javi, 7. Uflo Arena, $ Ica for e PO(tllfld at Atlanta th in juries that have aideDefense Alberdi Cleveland at Kansas city lined him and Morrall. Ends-Harry Carson, South FORTH— I Ati. )' Carolina State; Ed McAleney, Ni-v Orleans at Bcton Aldana Bengoa, 3. DomingMige,, " "At first they figured these Massachusetts. Cleveland at Buffalo 1. Barr. Echav,, S. NeguiJal surfaces would reduce knee InT a K I 5.Pk CilI B1II)aolar,,, I. Catho.Sa,wiI,:. 1. New York at Phi(adalpfti. juries," Griese said. "Maybe Thief; Roger Nonce. NOrIOIk Anecha Perez. Houston at Detroit state Knsat City at MlIwuk y huve, Rut I think they've FIFTH- I Atavi Muguçri., 7. Middlt gu.rrt-Jrny Mil!r, Frs,:a Cec.a, 3 .'b'iafloloAguer,e. Increased the number of joint at Pho, I.tvtioni. 4. Chueho MCnhs S 6trations and so Miguel, 6. Santi Ethai,e,) Fermin Briley, ABA Cameron, Bob Foster, W,tt Larrea, I, P,tn,rp forth. It's catching up." W L Pt GB berg. Wiyni Hill, Idaho State. SIXTH- I. Nigus Echave, 2. 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A pro-am L't'lebrity tournament will be held the day before the I) - Electric, double insulated saw has but built to do those rugged jobs. I P DIP - SONADA CHAIN SAW - 48S Hwy. 436 East 831-7700 - -IP'-*rL. --- --- - -- PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) The 1976 Ladies Professional Golf Association Bicentennial Golf Tournament will be Fully Equipped And Factory Warranty ___._~1Tz-_.____. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST EACH LPGA Names Tourney Site PAIR FFER Whiteisalls -For Comnact, Standard &Big Cars $ 95 \ EACH Northwestern University an. l!' Wi(Pd today the appointment of Mary Di Stanlslao as tit'atl coach of !he women's basketball team. Miss Di Stanlslao was appointed by Joanne Fortunato, omen's athleth director at the university. This (S the first year that Northwestern is competing in intercollegiate women's sports. Miss Di St.anislao had been an assistant women's basketball coach under Cathy Rush at Immaculata College in lmmaculata, Pa. Immaculata won the national championship of the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women in 1971, 1972 and 1973, and was runner-up in 1974. d"'k . uan,-,, LVANSTON, Ill. I All Model (jT88. 7388 - 4,' Women's Coach Appointed a YG[AS in iI L playing for the Scouts' AHI. team in bOSTON IAP Boston college quarterback Mike vk irn, l.*.Tl$ n.IIIIII'd winner of the George "Bulger" l.ne award as New England's outstanding college Ii .th;ill player. Kruczek. )Io,ton College captain and a senior from l-'asrfax. Va., set a NCAA record for passing accuracy and as expected to be a top pick in the upcoming National 1'ootbll League draft. lie completed 225 of 337 passes for ; 66.7 per cent mark in three varsity seasorm. The Lowe Award Is given In honor of the late ExeterFordham.l.afayctte star from Arlington, Mass., founder and first president of the Gridiron Club. Kruczek will be honored at the annual Gridiron (lub ttinncr Dec. it;. A. P. Clark - . Ideal gift for the do-it yourself gardener Reg. Price (ca) ii . .._ J I'. Cordless C lASS SHEAR 10 i Kruczek Tops In New Englan Special Sale " SSS ._. 66 -S Pro Basketball __ 5-' - z1 BANGKOK ('P) - Johnny the individual its second victory in the last 13 race. Cabrera's "Our game plan is to play outings, upending Bcton with Miller, overcoming a dizzy spell teammate, Jorge Soto, shot a conservative golf, We are not the help of Bob Love's 35 points in the heat, fired a blistering 71. going for the pin, but shooting -Par and Bob Wilson's 20. But Coach s par 66 today, giving A heat wave hitting Bangkok steady," said Miller, who Dick Motta still wasn't satis- him a one-stroke indivldqal sent temperatures shooting to- confessed that his putting lead an d the U.S. team a four. ward the Ped. . sho uld improve. "I am not stroke lead In the ft round of "We're not playing aggres"I'm not complaining but I fide,1 I am putting past conthe sive yet," he said. "We'll get it the 23rd World Cop Golf Tour. felt dizzy for a second out there hole and I had many return together, We've been in every nament. on the 15th," said Mi ller, whose putts." The U.S. pair had 134, in. only bogey of the round bail game. We've been a little was on frustrated. This will he lp a lot." cluding a four-under-par 68 by that hole, which he three-putDale Cowens topped the Celt- LOU Graham on the 6,906-yard, ted. Ø J 24th ANNUAL Ics wi th 26 points, fflf35e(J par-fl Navatanee course, The 1975 U.S. Masters runnerPoliceman's Ball two close-tn field goal attempts Second at 138 was Argentina, up started the day with birdies SATURDAY, DEc.4 and a cri tical f led by Juan Catrera's 67, which on the 1st and 2nd UOW in ho les, and For Tickets Ca If tied Ithu wi th the Phi li ppInes' also birdied th final two minutes, e 5th, 7th, h, — 3224141 Ben Arda for second place in 12th and 18th. ________________ - Can -- - /77 \ Sid Abel, Scouts' general manager, "Don will be in the hospital about a eek," iz with iz ing World a •- - $16100 TWELFTH — 1. Santi.Mefcha (6) 23 10, 77.50, 11.00; 7. Chutho Aipi (I) 7 60, 6 *0. 3 Erdora Mugtjerza ) 0 00; Q (6 5) 59.50; P (6 5) Big Q (3-S with 61) $1,726.70 A - 7.371; Hbndle $120,043. TONIG'T'SEP1TRI5 Bulls 109, Celtics 106 U r ese T1L ..: -- VILLAGE - , I - --. 5 saiti . - :5.' - - , 1111111111,11:1ll Scouts Winger Cairns - _ - -- .. TTT: T --''S3. ---- K ' ______r - -. - - -M N 11 Nrfh?rn ' -4 - I Jai.AlciI - . I Basketball _ a ' '. — - Assocl4ted press By 76er 102, Jazz 94 Jazz with points and J and past PoIand. Brian WinRockets Kareem Abdul4abbar, the SupconIes hiladelphia built a 2oj P 616 0 12 SI I? LaCI-S prank McElroy Poole. James terswaz high for the Bucks with Wales Conference L Angeles Lakers' towering lead in the second period, fell each FIorid A&M; James Machey, Calvin Murphy popped In 26 Nor ris Division points, while Dan Anderson center, not only is a menacing behind by Bethe Cockman, Rubrt Pen one point late In the P ,'.onfrl Bucks 111, 5 3 3 39 III S7 j EAST Trail Blazers 92 scored 17 for nywfl. Gr.4mbling Portland. paints and Sub3titute Dave figure with a basketball, but third I Angeirs quarter, then regainedBob Dandridge ca Syraue By. Buttato 77 Backs Anthony Falls, cal now he is virtually scaring op. f the Trail Blazers' Geoff Petrie, WohI contributed eight points Pitts American U 79. Catholic U 10 10 3 23 99 $00 Poly Pomona, momentum in pulling away bench Jeff Heacock, and :;,ured Detroit 11 and of his 21 averaging over 21 points per seven aisLs in 25 minutes 04 IS I IS 47 ponenla half to 7 109 Muskingum. death, Charles UPci , from New Orleans, (;eorge Washn n1c during a 21-2 Milwaukee 315 3 9 73111 Evansvill e Princeton N 59 game, played only nine minutes in keying 1Ioston's triumph. Abdul-Jabbar sco red 29 McGinnis paced the 76e Adams Division BuCknell 66. Penn as wi rs th b in the I half th at because of a knee Injury and Bruce Seals led Seattle with 16 points, gabbed 21 rebounds 27 points. Ron Behagen Buffalo Il 3 7 36 $07 Conncins 53, Canie ' led the pelled the Bucks to a18 lead scored two Boston points. 17 6 6 56 71 lind blocked 11 shots — a record o, •, 09%10n Toronto 9 5 7 73 Frdp,,m .c7. Yale .15 for Cobo Arena In Detroit Ca'f ATORLANDO.sEMINOLE 9 17 7 20 73 M.%ssachu,,etl, 99, Harvard ip&kingtheLakero 118-110 WEDNESDAY Wdnesday's Results Colgate 70 Cornell " . Kansas City 6, Montrr,af NIGHT RESULTS victory over the Pistons Vermont 71, New Hampshire FIRST - I. Ica tictia (7). 160, Butflo 1. W&Vrgten li 63 S Wednesday night. The triumph 2 Negui AlWdi (8). 10 °' Minnesota 3. Toon'o i III. St ICC LW lifted the Lakers' record to 15-8 $ 50; 3 larri Okoki (4). 700; Q. 17 Pittsburgh 3. Chicago 3. tie Dr exel 70. Widener 6-4. 7 OTt llin V4ni'u 5 5.43 00. 1' (7 5) *105 40 9. Detroit , But l N ew Haven CL Fà,rIe,h and put them onehaif game 9 SECOND — I A$dn L Angeles 3. Ca'cfornia 7 Dickinson (7), of Idle Golden State in the 1] 60. 6 70. 340, 2 Ehano Via ii), ahead Pacific K nQ Point è1. Williams 46 Teday'sOam r. I()U!S (AP) — The Spir- previous meetings this Divislnn, although New York 30h), Rangers Buffalo 3 UrIJ Eloiza (6). 3*0. at season, has not said wn Randy Den. Holstra M. St Francis. N,Y. Y its of St. Luuis, one of But Dave Twardzk scored the trail the Warriors, 12.6, by a few In the only other ABA game, ton, Steve Green 76 80 and Ro Boone Islanders what proved to be the winning (7$ $1 ) strugkIling franchises still rethe Indiana Pacers beat Bowcioin $o. Tufti 113-00; (75 all 2 ) Si 60 percentage points. ate would arrive. Chca THIRD — I Aldana Via (6). 9.00, at Philadelphia malning In the N.Y. Maritime 6. boket with 48 seconds to play. Coast rapidly dwindl. Kentucky colonels 113-100. Mon trea l at St. Louis "Kareem played what might ing American Basketball 00. 3 60.3 Echano Okoki (7). Guard 19 Lewis, who scored 31 points, A550 Washington at Boston have been one of his better 120. 3 Negui Alberdi In, 4 ôO The Spirits, with Marvin Lucas and Barnes each had a ciation, not only are having (2 6) 13a $0, p (67) *9630 St. fensive took a 13-point lead Barnes SOUTH and and Maurice Lucas WHA FOURTH — 1 Negui Javi rebounding trouble attracting fans, but now in the shot at tying the Maryland 99, DePat* 1 . games," said Lakers' Coach the W L T PIS OF GA I 40. 1 10, 460:7 Barre Bengoa (1), first quarter, b't trailed trolling the beards, fast broke missed their shots. score, but Tenness 54. $0 cant evc:) win East Division games, Bill Sharman. "Besides the 1060, 600; 3 Bilba(.Wulofa (5) most of the way after that. "We early and hit nine of their first Auburn $5 W. Carobna 74 N Eng 10 17 I 21 71 70 1500. o. (13). 137 *0. p (31). N C St ill. F Carolina si blocks, he must have had an. C.ncl got what we deserved," said i2shots. But Barnes was tRgged 10 12 0 20 Cl $09 $4170. DO: (63). 5)91 40 Playing before a spar S Carolina Pacers 113, Colonels !00 ..- ., I Spirits Coach Red h.', . Toledo i Cllnø hcr 10 'scares.,w;,,, 9 ii 2 20 77 13 uuvv lt*u3 FIFTH — I. Marurl AQuirre the irt RicI'mon 75, Davidson 7 Billy Inoapots crowd of 1,8 Wednesday did not come to play." Keller hit four three. 9 17 0 II 70 70 Ii 00 ,9 00.550. 2. Al va Ramon (1 ) Alabama 71. LaSalle 57 period and Lucas and Freddie In other NBA games, the Chi- night, the Spirits dropped a 114West Division lntgoalsandscored3opoic 7 00 t 40 I Fermin Mench,1 (ft~ Cal'() Tilills cdged the Bostorl ' 'qn $01, Washngton s. Houtton Lewis each drew three early In 11 o 21 i 77 ii L' 57 Q 11 3) 1154i), P (3 1) $116 helping the undermafl:,ed Minn $0 9 1 71 71 77 Ote second quarter. led all scorers with 36 SIXTH -I Arechia Javi(S) Celtics 1(ZJ.106 the Philadelphia Squires, who have won only Mike Jackson added 2'S points S 15e0. A?abm points. Pacers beat th: Colonels. 7?, JacscnviIIe S Diego j 10 7 70 51 73 5.6, 1 40; 2. Oguita Mlgucl (7) 16 l6ers beat the New Orleans four of 21 ga mes and are the Phoenix 7 ii 3 17 6) 15 1 40, 3 Domingo Zarre ) Jazz 10244, th IIACOIn *9. Md Easter n Denver so. The Pacers, down to eight acThe Spiri ts fell be hi nd by e Milwaukee only team In the league wi th a for Virginia. $ 13 1 17 72 97 (7 5) 13.5 *0; P (57)157. Shore $7 60 Bucks v'hlpped the Canadian Division the Portland nmny as 11 points in the four th players because of injuries, lasingrecord. Jt was SEVENTH - I. Nul Pete: Wake Forest 93. W. V spj. 00 Winnipeg Thorn said Moses Malone, q II 7 0 34 107 57 I) 20, 7 Xl. I 50. 7 Larrl BeItia (3) Trail Blazers 119Z and the sigh lo In uarter, but then began led throughout, building leads Lucas Cent Ohio. SI. U. N V* their Qveec 17 1 t ctn or, üI(uur 0 17 v tO. 1 7Q. 3 Ica Lent: (2) 3.10; Q (3 Houstoa Rockets extended their home lucky 11 Utah Pla ye rs picked hitting from the outside and the U to 15 points on several occa, 1,360 winning streak to five with a over-algames and dropped their up Tuesday after the Stars fold- Spir i ts tied the wore 1(.106. sions. l record to 11-fl. They ed, wouldn't ida Toronto 7 Ii 2 $6 $02 1$3 the SO its for Barnes, who finished with 26 107-10 1 triumph over the Seattle had beaten $1.70, 5.70. 350; 2. Sin), Ramon (5) New Orleans 77. La. Tech 64 inia Wednesday's Results 13 M. 7.60. 3 Maruri Juan (5) 3 70 Ce nter Dave Robisch, filling uperSonics. Miii 5), M;n,,..Dulu,h again at 112. Cinc'rna'i S. Cleveland 3 Q (Sit IS) 60; P (75)514570 65 Cazzie in for injured Len Elmore, ttRussell To'ôr, led lakers alnary 3 NINTH — I. Celaya (6) 10.20, 1.50. Lenoir 91, [ ton 34 Today' sGamn with 31 scored 27 for the Pacers and Points. RU&SCII, Abdul. 370. 7 Bilbao (4) 600. 360 3 Billy Knight added 26. Wilbert Clemson 92, Furman 56 Wlrwiipeg at Sn DIego 1)15720. Gambling 74, Dillard $ Jones led paced a2ll Lakers spurt in the Ki.ntucky wi th 23 Cincinnati at Indianapolis 11 TENTH -Mencha (2) 11.60. 7.10, Virginia St. 116, Fayettewllle points and Ted McClain smi-ed • fourth period that enabled L ,A 360; 2. M.initl (1) coo. 550. 3. AI1U St. 9C Lit 20, (I) 400. Q (2 4) 3)50; p 12 4) Angeles to pull away from an Madson I?. VMI 76 $134 10.- 00 (62)1147 fO 87-87 tie. John Mengelt scored ELEVENTH — 1 Alava Miguel MIDWEST 26 points for Detroit. (5) 1960,900. 550; 2. Erdc'u, Zarre iTI •_S5--S - - ioi ' l ------5--- iiI J I - -S - r .Ijr U ' __ - Thursday, Dec., tn 5- . - -. -'r - n -' 3999 -.-- , - _~ -, - __. 0 - EACH 1 . _1 I Nith cast iron cooking grate. Model 3G990MTR. Includes tank. Reg. Price lea) I. 149 95 - I 95 EACH ( r kJ ' .).1 L -_~ Li N - 950-2-0 Twin-Pack - I -, 5-_ - BATTERIES Powered Reg Price (pack) SYLVANIA W. C I RCULAR SAW Good general purpose saw to' ii bomeorshopuse. Easy to use Rog Pric.'(t'a) 1 ' I G99 EACH • PACK Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS CB,I D Xig" - -. 60,75or1(%Jwaus. Req Price Ira. bulb) I. ~44,- 1\ 1 67c ----'- T-' 22. 19 -: -J __ ______ . ___ , 7004 '/m"DRILL Ali outst'irding ~Jlwe for generalpufpose use Drill s lated. l Brian Gottfried or I will be No. Christmas billiard and table 2. That was why I was delikhed tennis tournments Dec.22-3 . to beat ltarnirez." There will be two age Solomon played dourly and divisions — 12-15 and 16.18. patiently from his baseline for Thø tnitrnmante will ha haLl - - --- _.-- - ---- ----- ==----------S-- .. -- - - - - . - -- - -- - 9P AH tth �' - - NOMM MI - - : 1 -1 - 1t AN= M1!*i5M ___ - --.-,=; - - - . ~t~ Mi - -i - ~ ~,,__ ~~ R 777M ~;.__ " M,a.". g -- - j - - F - I _ -- -_-. --- 11-7-m -', . - .- Imam - ____ - - -' - Fl, Ali6UND PiP.NT HuZT A SIT! I L J:t) . ft (.'1\ )~1 \ I ' LLt2z t . ______ n 1 mm. vi AA-,f, . Q Hkkm... 0 "IF-P! KIW? today VVRW! MAaShf 25 Fox -- -- 27 Primates 29 Encounter ed TMT' IT DOE-5 IF VU DOWN II Subsides 43 Church 19 Educated 20 Defames dignitary 45 Wc>ody 2 . 32 Epoch 2 CkOSl 33 Strange 3 Tidier Cushions 34 Food fish lant4lum 36 Descry S Switi - friends 52 Sp4der s 31 M- ,._ e. Engli sh river o Symbol for - - 5 - I 12 ? I 1 L 15 __ r HES A POLL 7ioN THAT'$ CON f RO L. JU57 A 1. EXPEiZT, 1 FANCY 26 * ! 30 - I 8 _ 42 43 - 44 - - 47 LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) 48 ent - - - 50 — — — - - - _ - ________________________________________ - - Seminole County, Florida under th fictilluus name of his HERITAGE CHURCH BUGS BUNNY -1. -.--A $ Your chances of ac :11? - __ 50 I 10LD MY 513DKER 09.0ti! W14AT'S TO SELL A TkXISAND Lip. I THE PRI-e %.0 %~As t__n ;. I R*HT! 1-~~-E111111111111111111 !,- , : i I 0,i ~ .:~ kl~ = 1011-M ~ _M= ~ _~~~ _~_r"= ~ W R __ 11 %W" ! I 'a ,I i I .) I - I I I I i , "I p ~ I # ,, 4? i 4WOOO.. I WkEN 11.1 SOfJE KEEP xSVING ME I FOR RAISES? 7~;J 1 It .;R ~II I I I . 06.1 i ; ,bk '3 i ' _____________ - I Ill ) i , I- - r .1 * , i ~--K .. S I :21 'ZZ ; 1 - . Z _ 11-Y - -117 r I t-11 PRISCILLA'S POP I SEE *,fouP, I CAR iN 'THE- I -.---- - COULDN'T "I N'117.. BOTTS GC -T • GET,GTARTEDI ~ I ~ .I; ONV^ - __ i,..... - N's" %. I-1.4 ap%~ ____ ~~~ - - - 0 ---% - . ____ wwx%_U*~nM _ "k 0 wj is, lip- _~%. I 6 ARCHiE by Bob Montana _!... - =t-4~~. - --&z ___ IN MOW.W&IT -W -77-4 i - - - 1. -__0- r THM ZEFOgE yoU I - .1 ~.I ~_-4 ~j _-%-IL_ __ =Gsw ' .- I j '4( Ru.cPSotjrj ANYONE0 DO)PU I '-'J OF 11111% ' 0 A . '1'o' I , 1. r I V ~%L i.-- . i1. elt!;~ - - NO! I - - - G~ ~` ~~ R,-1 I -_. I/ ~ _M<~ _-1 ~~.. ~ - :_-:: -. -al Id __ - __ - - by Bob Thavc; -~ -- IA-Y -- -~ ~~ ADVERTISING DEPT .- - I _- I - ipd TI4' TI4OVGNT - __ - V 1, i , . .1 ('71NIL, - .",_ ., - %_4 L - ,. Pass 4 5• Pass 7 N T Pass P= Jumped ab- calms ..0d I - THAI% CA 00 A) HEALTH 14IGHT ' to four I I AMk I ' i 01 I ~T / ' i I am I,I I .1VA'A c ll;;Z:~:~ P,,%'.-7 A IIANDIC 1;', .. ing with junk rnail!" DO by T K, Ryap ___________________________________ 11nifl by ________________________________ Garry Trudeau -- * -- I i FBI; 011-Te PfANS' MINKS HW SfOW CjqE-VV . "MOKC0 LIKE OTHER MUL.ESKINNE - JIAM PRIFF &-rERS 0100RICr:. KAM t J ' ANP A 6"ONFE * - - % - -r11'*"I:& , IsAft wkw! cv vv, w. a wo W-AW4T )W.wur anifYvA,eF )W 600ffP I - - .j " bii', _ _f \ (.~,X S sill. Judge of the Eighteenth F dft '~'J Of, gay, Amr;v [ ~~ I gc;;~ ~F41tyjw ,,rV1 / - -, /4 ' LitU'f I -- I ~ - r4w ,,vA r swo tchew IT WO/ I \ ,C; ~~ - _. - ~ I ! y~_- ._- - ,~ .. , and got caught with Its points - ___-_-. - - :ijj__~-if - - -: I .I a- - I - . - _:_ I Lt__ -_ . i::7% - . Ernie Grunfeld converted a three-point play with 42 ~ left to Arizona , - - I I- __ __ - - ranked %%ell enoug h in order :. _J_L.1 d "Maryland has an out- ed Auburn whipped Western 19th- harrassin)? from such games," McCall 70, ii Arizona coasted over po ited out I don t think Idaho 88-62, No 13 North Caro- -- _: -_ - -- - - - __ -, --- ,~ - -- ----- ~_ WE ARE YOUR AUTHORIXED trig'er Tennessee past 1. , , . I.;~` `_-'_---_ DEALER FOR J % - - - - I ~ - i - ' .~ - --- offer IN FULL MULTI BLOOM $ A 0 you year 'round comfort __________________________ FOR FREE ESTIMATES 2*88 TleenStricken Black Hawks I * Live Chdstmas Trees I Irked .enquin Protests Crystal Lake Nursery SANFORD HEATING 8 FICTITIOUS NAME I 4 2609 S. Sanford - Ave. said name with In# Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE E10114,EENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SUIT, OLE COUNTY '-"'h tr - =_ 19~__ & M .- - ~ ~__ r ~_. --- I an - _______ -- - - ----. F----- --RE - __________________ ____________ . ' . - CCOUNT .1 _- M=---I 7=~_ - - -I~ - I~ ! . ____ : 1 __. __=___.. - --i - -1 . L Come In and let us show you how to start your own Tax Sheltered Retirement Fund their last [he games But some ~--~`izp~__,---- - ~ -_1 w= - _--_-_____- ___________ _~ -.---.- ' - _ - ~_ ____ - . - --7- - ~_ I - - - 7-1 BANK FLAGSHIP ~ - I I: - . . .- __ - - --__ -__'. It- __ . - I . - --- - --.--_~-_%__ ;7_ ~=~ - ~ _-_ . T _~ _:-=--m~- poor defense, which has Shop Downtown Sanford ~iZ--;A!;,`~'ia or*VY~l ?7_ J77teqW 'A - ,I-l ?4 Ap -_ ~ --j_-~Czl.zT_P t,M~ ,ZT K, I • - -1-11__I~W_4 MISSING Pt-1-i~p_ 1147~'4X_,1_y_r 'Pri Pr_,_=1A_5_ f 1~- - __-:_5 F,;i~=- k -- ..............,,. --i -, ~_~ 4. k, .- I 11 ~j- ii ~_-_ ='-.. 9 - __ - T~ vll J 4 P4C.- ~.A - .. _r -t wMar. M - 0 - --- - -hm-,V*%f~41stw- 041.3. - - - NITE SPECIAL - ."~ v ~-.!-_ZV - . - N~ ~-, E: .. __' J7 I UUAMNTIE CARPET CLEArnNG & DYE Co I = "~ %. 1_1____,11_-_-,_ -I_ 7'_- 7- -1: j,-L- _ i M11 I-1 __=~~.,, .*r 299 5 mwwr= mxu0 a INXN WN ON S ad KW ft"D FINAL NOTICE All persons Afe by nolilied thtlhsd as ' et ministration thereof and has filed In u WINTER K!ÔINTMENT __ •ii 24 Hour Ernerglitincy Slervicis Available STEAM CL.EANIP1 Ask Aboul Our I ohm. sçyio _~ : .. PATIO . 11111111111111111111111 • Bar-8-Q Ribs L._.__ J__ 1i & Corn On The Cob I _t__ ' - -1 . - -J. - - - - - - - - - - i:i=' !_Z~ - POW Salad c Tossed Salad 0 estate will come before the court FLAGSHIP BANX OF ____ _______ A' _ East Highway 436, casstiberry. Florida 32107, and file the original 0 . ...- - - - I CLEANING showing this r-olict I'as been published Oncir a week for four __- ;~ _. - 9 __-~.- __ ----- - - -1 _ ____________ FURNITURE I L. ON OUR BEAUTIFUL I Ft~~w ,J ________~ :~,~~_~~~~V! (~____-__---,-,--_ --.--__ --.--_~--I-___-. ,__.___%_ ___- . -1 __1 : Y1994 MIN UM CLUXIN SK - -• F-.- f --- ~_ -A_-. I I 11 I k'" a a" jilealii = " 3 Fabulous Weekend Treats 017~,,'=;11 ,* U91 11"(1 V0111111 Will class VSW (81plisal 1 *I is ittw1*4 - _. _- 1r. - - I WON'T KNOW WHAT YOUTE A1 Q"J;E1 " ~_ ~ _-= _;:V1 _. .rM _,, - MEMBER F.D.I.C. — ~ :: 1 -I - I THE BANK DOWNTOWN 200 W. First St. II I -11'. -.,-. OF SANFORD a - I . J _( H H'V - . IV CIEVEIAND (All) - Cle%-e. Wilson ni-m with Crusader land Coach John Wilson says hz General Manager Jack Vivian isn' t Pushing the panic button after the game to discuss the team's problems. Witson A&, ociation squad drop four of blarned mental errors for the " ..L'#VA \ o are required to serve a copy slid court Its final report and of our nswef or other responsive petition for discharge. Objections tMretoflln.UiOuidbedtIIVfiItd PIIaCIinQtoth,p,ti$.onforChSflgIOf in the above named Court on or Sanford — I ' ______ - -. JUffiFterapC_ __ ~--- -4 on I You Are 11figible For An Crusaders'Wilson May Make Changes ~ :EM1N IN RE: Estate of ENE P ROSS, Y W - -_ - - -- - __ ` ~; If you are so e If AMP!owed or employed by G fjrm - -_ - - - - - ~zj-4a_-- AIR CONDITIONING 322-2799 1 XG - OR I -1 --: 0 iven Ihat lam engaged In business at 193 Spartan Dr., iFern Park) Maitland, Seminole County, Florida under the i . . -- 1. .I - ; _!: Defenseman Dick Redmond riod after Caps' goalie Bernie voll ey o bees shots ~ I CALL322-6390 the final period to give chjcago . 1. sSh•rIby g May be h*Lfd tof am ordef changing JOYCE RIGO to IBAR13ARA JOYCE BOWEN and the name of the poliflonef's minor child from RIGO JO S E PH JOHN BOWEN, by which narne-S Petitioner and said minor Child Shall - _- ______ __ __ ..- Heating and Air Conditioning Poinseftias among the six Terps who scored in double figures. Jeff Haigren No be sworn to by the claimant Probate No. YSI?,CP Ins wzr or other responsive pleading '1 ftX//'/ - - n - TO ALL PERSONS HAVING County, of his office in the County Courthouse at I p m vo D" 72,1.975 Ajoston O'Neal, Low Offices crf ~1 ~l ~ - . 1k s id h car young Brise had escaped injury in a crash which completely wi nner o an ivajoi un distance race very soon, wrecked the l76 model till) racer. 11) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Maryland gets much out of it, lina State trouncatAd East 'ro- scored 12 points to pace the either that's what tamounts na l .81, No. 14 1abama losing TIgers, 1-2. Depauw played Maryland to ri ppe LaSalle 78-57; 17111i -ra n k- felldence address is 34 Carriage Hill Pyblish~ Nov 13, 20, 21, Dec, 4, 1975 Circle, In the City of Casselbo"y. I JJ - France when their plane went down in the fog During practice Ma and Paws De auw SlatuleS. To Wit: Section sAs.eg M.&: It.i; i,r44r&;jr.ed ps;tWoner. Finrida %faltif" I;$7 -1 .: ~ . ~ were returning from a test session at the Paul Ricard Circuit in - Deceased Notice End*tfl. Nt%v York I11i V The world of motor racing lost another great when Graham lull died in a plane c:ash Sunday In Iindon. flU), protege Ton) Brise and four other members of Hill 's grand prix racing team ( 'ARI. VANZURA a I yj.[ Radio City Station. New _______________________ F o JOSEPH JOHN BOWEN - 0% - his agent or attorney, or the same Notice is hereby given that I am changes are expected if the allowed the opposition 23 goals %hall be void. engaged in business at Hwy 136, Crusaders don't break out of in the last three games while Vic* Pro$, Dated of Orlando. Florida, this Forest City, Seminole county. their slump soon. Dated of Oviedo, Som!nole 13th (lay of November, iiii7s, the Crusaders have smred 16 Florida under the fictitious name of COunty Flor m not going to put up with points l rid 3776S David W Cunningham CYCLE SYSTEMS and that I Intend I Publish: Nov. 13. 20, 2?. Dec. 4. 1975 As Executor of said estate to register said name with the Clerk this much longer," Wilson said DAVID W. CUNNINGHAM Of the Circuit Court, Seminole after Cleveland blew a t,A o-goal County, F lor Ida in accordance with lead and dropped a iN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Allorney for Estate 5-3 decision the provisions of the Fictitious EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. P O Box IS38 FOR Wintef Park, Fla. 37119 Name Statutes, ToWil; Section to Cincinnati Wednesday night. CUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND i I Dec Nov 77 8. Publish $4S09 Florida Statutes 1957 In the only other game SIM'NOLE COUNTY DET 14 S Larry Pearce Case No 73 2299 CA 11-C p layed,theToronto edged the Calgary Cowboys Q DEU-13 YOU FICTITIOU1 NAMIS BARBARA JOYCE BCWEN and I CV - P By RE.1I.Lf THIS , ;~ with a long, stair.ped, selfUsually tlo-- diet in regional addressed envelope. Address enteritis avoids bulk, and your letter to Di% Lamb, in care e 1551. e 4 Sp tic Colon and Constipation, ca]Dne * foods because of The - ___ t / Readers who want in. sefldffl50ceflthfor'fllIealth I 1( used by five pounds of fluid. You shotj~ many factors MW yovr's may have yonis pressu.re checked not be related to Your Crohn's again in the office now that you di3ealse- 7he use of bulk foods have returned to your usual liff. pattern. thesefoods Diarrheaisamore Prits, Tumor I lower blood preswe, usuily formation on constipation can Jeffrey A SaeIi ' X 11-11 .Z~ . ~ - FIctito,s Name Statute", Chapter either of you, may hive against said ROBIN HOOD'S, and that I Intend to MODERN. send $1 to - "Win at Bridge." c/o tt)js newspaper. P.0, Box 489. Radio, COY Station. Now Yofk, N, Y. 10019) I ,' • TennesSee, Auburn 865 ". Florida Statutes, will f egist eir estate In the office of the Clerk of the register said name with the Clerk of with the Clerk of the circuit cmwt, in Circuit Courl of the 11th Judicial the Circuit Court. Seminole CoUnty, # and foc Seminole county. Florida circuit, Seminole county, Florida, Florida In accordance with the of the Probate Division, in the Courthouti,e Provisions of the Fictitious Name Publication of this notice, to wit: at Sanford, Florida, within four Statutes, To Wit Section 865 09 SABA IMPORTS under which we calendar months from !he time of Florida Sta?utes 1957. VxP*cf to ongfiga, In business at P.O. the first publication of this notice. S~ James Deede Box S37 In the City of Oviedo, Each claim or demand must be In Owner writing and filed In duplicate and That the parties Iniertsitid in said State the place of reside,nce and post DEU 17 office address of the claimant and q k _____ - - . FICTITIOUSNAME CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NAME STATUTE Notice is hereby given that I am SAID ESTATE: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You and each of you are hereby engaged In business at SS51 U 5 17 Notice is hereby given that the notified and required to fill any 77, Longwood, Seminole co;;Ity: undersigned, pursuant to the claims and ditmands "Ich you, or Florida under the fictitious name of and as a force to game in case =1 du*ti, FIOd1Uflder th. Public Records. name of YOUR TRAVEL Further property IOCfCd and that I Intend to registei Pinella. County, tu wit NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS score of 60 or more hearts Jim of a part We haven t burned One bit 01 firewood so far' We keep it go TUMBLEWEEDS flclilioi n the Seminole Publish' Nov 27, Dec. 4, 11, 18, 197S DET-149 -_ f because of the Crohn's disease YOu ffMY not tolerate some of I ; 1 4!.; 10;% evis.0-6 V us W-Z.0 ~,,~Z~%, *; CARNIVAL and the blood because of prohlems in 5017bing important --ritamins and pressure falls. Bed rest also will ab"ion difficulties. Vitarpin EL-11-- - - __ - : N used Blackwood four 3nd live notrumps. Since the five c Paul that th#!Y held all the .. Paul jumped all the way ace's tu seven notrump to try for a real top score. Ifonors don't count in match;*int duplicate, About your blooil pressure, there is a tendency for pressure is fairly complicated. it tends to come hnd go in attacks, hence it to vary. Some people have a rise in pressure in the uffice, Is often hard to diagnose anemia frequently ac. Exit when the pressure is taken coITIPRnies the dh;eahe, often enough times O)e mechanLun disease _ f\tr'( 3& Pass Pass Pass usual feature of Crohn's txtter, number 2-1, Irritable or ITI , .1. -- - and Crohn thick granular supplements nutrients. :_. -A~1` North East Soviih Ifere is another question on the forcing two bid, This one Ifere is a hand tha t helped is from New Mexico. Our cor. Jim respondent wants to know how win the National men's Yo Ou CY ve a suit two bid when championship bark in I 9%. a part score, Y Jim Ilat South and passed over East's preempuve three. 'Me answer is that you play club opening. When PaL-I it as a one-round force in case welling which can lead to 1)0! RILISCOE ? MID6E F LErG SEE -- '------' I -11: 01 I ( *I')@q ____ DIE) I T KAVE ANMING I FORGEr.~' _i.- t ; pgmaam (' 4W, A,VW TELL ME W~LAT i I ~EXOTED __ ABW.f ARCHIE, Do YM HEA;t THE BETW- YOU LATTV ? DMrrWAffTci STARr causes a __________________________ lead. East had to chuck a yade to keep a high club. I-hen Jim discarded his last club. it had done its work. West also had to go down to two spades in order to keep dummy s deuce of diamo nds from being a winner, sand Jim had three spade tricks and his top score By Oswald & James Jiscoby right side and tnat is why it is Became you need calcium, and of ten confused with ap- milk is the main source of it you Pendicitis. 11* inflamiat,iGn may need to take some calcium a I or op I l'!e cashed the two top diamonds and clubs and ran off hearts. On th e last heart Opening lead - Q # the colon This is In the lower be a suitable subatitute either 12.4 t ,4 ;IACAFIAO , _J n 0 sop Pan Consuming DEAR READER - Crows mi!k may Disease, also called regional precipitate an acute attack of enteriW, is an area of in. regional ilietis. There is usually flammat,lon of the end of aw too much lactose in buttermilk Ismail intestine, where it joins and cottage cheese for them to --- , ,:* 06__ 9 : .*.I --, I- 49 t lie 016 1 190 0 CPO . o __ .~_11-~ ~. as Is iron I am not surprised that [eel better after taking , % West opened the queen of diamonds and Jim -taw that he had 12 top tricks and an automatic 3reeze for the diamonds, only East could V 54 310P clubs. Proper timing 07 &QJ 109653 would make it impossible for either one to stop spades. West k , .. -11 1 Publish: Nov, 13,20,27, Dec. 4,197S Purchased 121465. You art hereby required to file NOTICE UNDE Of the said Court and serve a ccpy 11) TI I E ASSOCIATED PI1F_SS played well enough to win in our * NAME STATUTS is burgh. In addi. its tic with [It thereof upon the Petitioner, or TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The Chicago Black flawks streak." . tion to the tying goal, Redmond Pthlionvir's afforne". Whose ad Notice is hPfbY Mveri that thip dress is annexed hersto, onor wore are fit to be tied. The Black flawks thus kept connected for Chicago's lint corporation "mad below, pursuant January 6 oraDefaultwill to the Fictitious Name Statute They might as well throw ali%e an unbeaten string of 15 scot ein the openin period and ered against you, Chapter 66S 09, Florida Statute, will out the rule book, that's how games. They have not lost since assisted In its next score in the WITNESS my hand arid Seal thl rogister with the Clerk of the Cif Cull 74thdayof NOvtmber. 1975, as Clerls much good it does," sizzled Oct. 26, equalling a club mark second stanza. Of the Circuit coun in and for CWcago Coach Bill Reay. "Ev- set between Jan. 14 and Feb. Florida. upon receipt of pirool of the Seminole 16, Count y,Florida. pub licatiOn of this notice, t, erytime Pittsburgh got penal.. 1967, when they won 12 and tied Wilf Paiement scored three litious name. towit.. Orlando (Seal) ty tonight they protested, which three. They have won six and goals, the first Kansas City Arlhur H. Beckwith, Jr. Federal Savings and Loan. iff Clerk of the Circuit cou rt is an automatic additional two tied nine currently. wch the corporation name ow Scout ever to do so, and po w. By. Lillian T. Jenkins ii engaged in btjtiflifl in offices minutes. Not only did they get er-ed the Scouts past Montreal In the other NIIL to Ocsltd at the following addroues, in GaryDeputy Clerk away with murder, they got L. Dirlam, Esq, games, the The triumph over the lileavily. Seminole county, Florida: Kansas City Scouts nipped the Haffman, Hendry. Parkef away with it with Frank Udfavored Canadiens WdS another 2505 lemoran Boulevard Montreal Canadiens 6-6; & Smith Winte ' veri, the c1def supervisor of the Buffalo Sabres and WasWngtonthe r Park, Florida first for the erratic Scouts. 15M Hartford Building Natioaal Ilockey League, look200 Robinson ' Caps played to 406 East ,, 4-4 tie' the ing CI NeL Pyatt scored twice Attmonte Springs, Florhia Il II 1975 The result u t was a 3-3 tie with Vanouver Canucks a1opeci and rookie John Paddock netted DEl SC the Detroit Red Wings 9-1 the 1 the Pittsburgh Penguins dtm business mltfprls# is as fol-7ws: Angeles Kings nudged the his first Niff. goal as Wash. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE Wednesday night ' Died# Federal Savings IIITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, in- California Golden Seals 3.2 and Ington played Adams Division. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOKIUA cidentally C11cago's eighth tie the Minnesota North Stars leading Buffalo to a tie. But. And Loan Association of Miami PROBATE DIVISION in the fast nine games. turned back the Toronto Maple falo's Jerry Korab scored the "I'm not soft-pedaling the As Senior 3.1. ESTATE OF ties." Reay said. "but we've Leafs slapshot at 5:53 of the final pe. — but 1 0 points extra for North-South vulneratilc Is t.here a swcial diet for the lactose double sugar in milk. CroM's rAsease? - ot I U . . le D -- 411 I - disease usually do not tolerate , . ..O -.~0 -,' - __ - q a down? - I 0 e_: I - -- , ..__,,____ . BRIDGE 83 • A 9 654 A would suggest, doctor said I have normal though, that y(v avoid njili and pressure and stopped the all milk products. Why'? medication. Why did it come Because patients with crohn,* HE C01LILDN"T -_y._.••____ 1 - - I - - , Z~ -.!~, - . I ,-~- ___1._1 -~ 1Z ~r_ - - '__ __ N Z ZE,** 5U4~F-_-_25L'!- . _%~~-~4 I .1 butsince myhosplt.allzatjonthe Disease by Al Vermeer - sovni £ A 95 d ferrous glUeonate (iron). Trinsicon for a whfle but sd. fered severely with the worst Your doctor may well need to constipation I ever had. I'm try several different ap. now on ferrous gluconate two to proii -ches to your diet before he ffiree times a day and feel much can find out which works best better. I also took high blood for you with the combination of pressure medicine for years, constipatio Il . --,A z:-- 0 .I Q - being I tat Bent I three cia Kons It I day "I ~ I _j!s and 49ilos was told to eat raw foods bran hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - -MMMJ etc. the same as your booklet on constipation. I get cramp at. tacks off and on. supplements are oft" helpful '- 41 rid ~ 6 MI Dr. rays and tests I was told I had 5 Disease and anemia. -, ) - tor's office I1". e ( " recorded Said name with the Clerjr, of the Lot 6, Gulf View Garckns Pial circuit Court, Sem;noie County, 801A 61, Pap 2], Public rfto' rds I Florida in accordance with the Pinellas county. Provisions of the Fictitious Name Further Property located in Statutes. To-Wit: Section ids oi Mahonino County, Ohio. to wit: £J103 V; 62 Circuit Court for S e m i nole Lot AQ5: 42 I. Lamb, ?1D hospitalized for five days !or X AN HAVE HERI TUO . - 11 I t..awrenc DEAR DR. LAMB -After a thorough physical in the doe. Chic Young MRS DITWERS? `~ --,~ k . - 11 IT 1~ WkATAOUT ~ y *Y~ ANYWAY! AT V A K Q J io9 0 K 32 &K 4 WUST 'AST (Di, s F. ________________________ ( 1 11 Crohn' Disease 1 _P GLONDIE -1 I; ,, i ~ , Ii 1~ 40101, i I I :,, . - _21_ _ I 1:: 9 W NOW AS I WAS ~ -I'- ! , WIN Special Diet For 1" s T11-4AT WNS (N E op W MOST PERSISTENT' 1, , I . I I~I \ . ~ i I1. , I ~ J i, i - I.-7. , 1: I I 11, J I 11 I I III ~1 I ~. I W ' III :J: I L - ago, 57 _ 2135', Avenue I Wichita Falls, Texas 76301 " '' - ~__,_-=_ - DARLENE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FUR ona sum -- by Stoffel & Heill"dahl SOLOMON ----- i I I - - ... -1 . .A.'ift"' A 8"t f;ra nd Na t I onal ra cin g. Pit V^ V% "We didn't get much cut of them play their be:st. I think Pacific WX. fired-up Duke. Robert Miller register said name with the Clark of JAMES RICHARD SOLOMOP4 ,:.,A Gary Yodcr scored 23 *;he Circuit Coorl, Seminole County, PellitiOnef V JANETT DARLENE' it," admitted Depauw Coach they're going to be better than Ttic Terps scored a,e itr,-. Florida in accordance with the SOLOMON, ; points each as Cincinnati Respondent, civil Elmer McCall after his team List year. Everyone knows how nine points of their mismatcl Provisions of the FiCillious Name Action No~ IS ?AM CA 04 A The was humiliated 9942 Wedne3with Depauw, later ran off crushed Wright State with a 66good their guards are, but I Statutes, To-Wil- Section g6sog nature Of this suit is to obtain a ° IV " d 4solwl 4io4l of marriage and to nave day night by Maryland's !ec- think thcIr dccp men this ,car f 10 and 15 pointa in tht. the Nichols escribed real ond ranked basketball team have ii mobility nd shoot first half and opened the second Publish: Nov 13, 20. 27. Dec. 4, joys PfOPeftY Bw&fc*d to the Petitioner Al Fleming and Gilbert Myles 71X Terps toyed with their better." as his soig and separate property as half with another 12-point DET-67 scored 19 points each as Anlump In other games involving the string. alimony, said prop erty lesser rivals, rolling to a 55-20 lc.r ated in Seminole County, Florida halftime lead with cllnlcai ease, ranked teams, No. 8 Tennessee Steve Sheppard led Maryland ZOIVI COa.Ited past Idaho. FICTITIOUS NAME Until about three years Notice is hereby given that I am beat Duke 86.80; No. lOCincin- wi th 17 points, Lawrence BosLot 1. Block F Spring engaged in business. at 114 E. Forms, section 4. Pitt we used to beriefit quite a b i t nati crushed Wright State II& ton had 16 and John Book 14, Page - - JANETT Hilltop P111, Allamorite Springs 37101 -- Ii ______ THE STAlL OF FLORIDA engaged in business at 13 is SOLOMON, Respondent NOTICE OF SUIT FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am _________ _____ _____ "ANETT DARLENE - to - FLORIDA DEU16 LJzLSon yo spouse aday, comIng year are very gouti The fast tM I. You'll be even more motivated n a houseful o acquire materially If you peop le. earinark the funds for (Oct 24-Nov. 22) something special ,- settle S,inford, Fla 32?71 Publish: Dec 4. 197S Don't spring any univited cumulating a litUe surplus alls 145 - iat ,ou hae to IN THE CIRCU IT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ~ Gre,inwood also promotes the Sebring 12 !fours as well a,s lias the fastest car entered in the 24 flours of Daytona during Spetd weeks.Greenwood's multi horsepowered Corvette of tweaks Greenwood's generally leads the first five or six hours then IL ACTION NO. ?(2401CA.o4.A personal Properly belonging to sp IN RICHARD Hovland Frank B Corâj aTnd Inc Petitioner. 203 N Holly Ave ne Thursday. Dec. 4,Jo7S-5b building Corvettes for sale He said his major rnter.'-cf rsb• 'c.. — following lottot household goods and VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) well. He'd iie the fint to back Overindulgence Is the main off if the roles were reversed. . temptation you have to guard against today. Keep the old YOURBIRTHDAY waistline in mind. Dec. $,1.075 3-3 _ / I 31 39 6 r I - - - I - . . Ave., Sanford, Fla warehouSeman's lien their pretentious airs to in1press that — r - I - ' Publish-Dec A. 197S December 20c 1975, at ?O. • that an American-built It was thought that the Che rolet driven by two thne Indianapolis 5W winner Al Uroser and titr;iJjn Jar) At c"" iUdM. it oii 'd11erican car sweep but In problems put both cars out IIIIIhIy through the event. Greenwood has always run well in the short races and usually Chairman o s a, ~ t t)1)tona Speedway Board of Adjustment NOTICE , 27 28 ~^ 1.17 1 32 1 AT %Me o 8AR-.THR0wiNcr I OVT DRUNK$ a/ . h a . , Li J \ ray ou've John Greenwood showed ~ oli the road courses as he won this second Camel GT 250 in a row ° Specicaily described ol. iI rypress Ave The Planned use of the properly a new 'QIO family residence At public auction at 10:00 AM feel a little sluggish today, it's opposite effect. because ' PISCES (Feb 2(}-M been lec tii 23 E WORK-4 TITLS I 20 Gre n ne;ng• DEU IS , i I - y _-.' , — - lu in ..- - -1 F;Z-ailil , k.2~vi~. r C_J 15 -SS ;415 2 NZARS WE;Z6 DID HiAi I J - SaM E GOODIO~ 17 , L_! . 14 16 city City of Sanford ubliSh Dec 1, 1975 .strong opinion you have AQUARIUS(Jan. MFeb, 19) probably will not be too popidar You have a tendency today to today. It may only serve to turn embellish the facts. While ot he rs ff you 're try ng t k LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you take notice, it may have the I __ i A I 8 9 10 11 13 f I 6 7 shall be in working Kilo fir'ancial affairs today. It could anyone today. If they don't accept you as you truly are, it complicate matters, will be theIr los.g. CANCER (June 21-July 22) A ha,cri - regarding - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL re CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jaz e a don't put on ) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If a t a l l poss try not to a vise - CE TO TH E PUBLIC the civismitv Pumped and taic, fib again to cover your tracks. an%1hing that even appears to Things will balloon out of all be of an expensi ve nature today. proportion. 31 - t$i'1! 42 Broader 58 "Good Ou"n 10 Son of Gob special Job You want to be Sure Accom- that they understand - to the TAURUS (April 2O-May20 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Be careful today about telling 21) Don'tpamperyouryen to be % little white lies. You'll have to extravagant. Back away from savor 39 9 LiJulale (boll talk face.tc>4ace and you o' erdo It a bit Stamp "Mission [)fib Wu via t• 1 T Mediterranean, 35 PLane! 37 Eulogize island 8 Male relative 38 Longs booboo to better lt's good to be optimistic, but with someone you've hired for a N 1 jA1!(1JJ 57 Make a contraction by Art Sonsom e' U XK r, ARIES (March 21-April 19) It's 53 Actual 24 Pottic ________________________ /Rex 'L~ _ ? 5L ifö - A It I y 5 LEALL, L A I- F_ LA ~t! 0 , r$? 0 ILN(f~] 5 Goner s 19 fosters gadget 21 Exist 55 Serf 11)8aspoint 56 Being (Latin) iL~j THE BORN LOSER -' F1L!P 49 Dispatch 51 Augment - __ __ Special Meeting City of Sanford, Florida Elimin3le Inc 10110"'IfIg Statement City Hall at 11 )O A.M in orclor to from the Invitation to Bid consider ti t('.,J(5t for a variance "T h e fSIfL,i bidder Sh&I g ordinance as it perta;ns supply and install all necessary pu mps and lank% Am All Dump, 10 Side yard 111back requiren ents in MR 2 tOned district Lot I? Bik! Tr itiall have suitable viuges For Friday, December 5, 1975 iT grim _ LegoIt Notice ADDENDUM Gasoline Invitation By BERNICE BEDEOSO! animal - - M (13. ..A*PI Q ____ Depravities 48 Swiss stre3rn 52 Telegram 18 Favorite 1__~ i~ A 4 AR ",.;o , ') iiiiiallaba ic Km 16 Political (ab 1 (var) -' . 13 Constellation 14 Artist cur Boy's name N\ - - / I( ThAT ' ( -~? 6. . 3) _________ . LIKE 1\ I —(' , Y. / 0 , Legal Notice INNOMM 5 '111 - __________ HO ROSCO PE ACROSS 39 crag 40 Turret 1 stg . - - - _ _______ Answer to Previous Puuie Things , - -- il M1 #I % - -- - lgpE ,_ - - - - Mort Walker ')i. - - Thursday, Dec.4,973 EsT:' cil - 111111~ --- ------ ;iJwT 71 sr'4 i., --- --- BEETLE BAILEY M -__ i -Tir - 4—Even i ngHeraIdn,o - - , = -.- - r----=------ - - _____ - - L .2 - . ___________________ ____ __ __ - _ - - _I . . . : �:' i ______ S .J - - _____ ' ---•• - :'.-.... --r=z . -dI•:t-. ____________ . - ---•' - - .. : ,,;( -'p----i--•--•••---- --- - -,- '.---. .:.. • '. -. -.- •i•. -. •- •- • t --'---. - - - - .P4..• I - -. ,. -- :- -, p. - - - g - l. --- : , d - ' _'-'r- --- t- - -Y ---- --r- : - - . . -• . .4_i - _ ', __________ ,. •--' _______ - -- - ______________________ I ui i __________ ISALCOPIOLAPPOBLEM- I V 37-Business Thursday tests, Fuento trios to make a -I, 'I.6 tX) 6 9 NEWS 2 €1) DIMENS,O4S _____________________________________________________________ - 1 , 9 (IUOSWOdTh&%sFri) Proumplod Moday. tornakol,itra nwion (Now time 857 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 ELLERY QUEEN. A 2 IN CUL- .2 - penod) THE EDGE OF NIGHT: Shcm agalns1apairoassaj ra. hoisspocsatat3pm 911-the only Witnese to a hahou'inttstopj. €D oo cws sparving rn'ch OtrsYoung)tttnsintoanailoul tight. €1) 6D BARNABY JONES A Suzman (Mon) Ro ma g no, is Tft" (Wod) "Romantic Re€L) OFFS 2 TOMORROW 150 (9 DAILY ORD Friday -.,\J,_. 6-00 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6.10 '2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 t6 625 2 'Mon) "Wth This nng.'(Tuos , ThO,t ) "Jeannie" (Wed) "Proles inEds" (Fri) "Foresi 20-20" 630 6) SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:55 2 DEVOTIONAL 658 . ______ _______ bo4rlend, tATU ;21 TOOAY (Local news A 4 6. CBS NEWS 9 BOZOS BiG TOP SorgoodSpinet Piano, or wIt, 5,373. 372 6-620 stln9bydovelopingaspe. cial atItty lfl) () MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (0.&') ____ --. vicinity Call 37) 5pm ft) MAYBERRY RFD 6-Child __________ It's a this initial episode. Carol Cole, whole r.ew ball game on daughter of the late, great Nat Thurslby nights for two net- King Cole, costars as Grady's works - CBS and NBC. NBC daughter, and Joe Morton plays introduces two new premid- his son-in-law, a high-school season replacements, teacher who moves his family "Grady,"and"ThecopancJtJ toSant,a Monica (torn Chicago, Kid," half-hour situation Grady takes care of their )ddS comedies, at 8 and 6:30, CBS while both goto sork, ar1d Fred has shilted two long-running heIp Grady prepare for shows from Friday nightr, new life. -- CARD: ______ reclaiming (FrI)"ShiofdFcx'Misdor"Ed. mona UtIrion John Agar wuo '6' CA P TA I N KANGAROO - r I 21 WAUØJflS•fl Call 327 0767 900 2' PHIL DONAHUE SHOW: I Ihh1 AJI14cflrs "i SHOWTIM b DOUGLAS -40W MOVIE' (f,4)q') MISTER ROGERS' NEIOHI)(J( 9.30 ED SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 10.00 -2 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES b PRICE IS RIaHT: New MIKE 9 ED 1 KWOiESI$tXS 4S t2; - TEAT1( ( 1030 £ AINOLD 2 TUNE i ___________ NUAL \ Policeman's Ball ' SATURDAYIPDEC6 ForTick,t,aiI 2.4141 $TtwIR DAYSOFOtJRLIVES AS THE t,p.çjpjjj 'TURNs 'Wi LETS MAKE A DEAL: Special one hots version, tts week only 200 GUIDING UGHT 6 ED (Wed oily) CLASSIC THEATRE PREViEW 230 2THE DOCTORS THE GUIDING :6 UGI-if: ? ti,'T, n kid. .19: RHYME AND REASON ED (Mon,) tRACT1,,05) "Soundatago (Wed) SchocA Poarnming (Thu's) "The Ascent of Man' A (F 'KL'sS7'(R) €13 THE MOTHERS IN LAW 300 2 ANOTHER 6. ALLINTHEFAMILY A 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL' '- -. tnII,,,., T.,.______ iIIuvpiviiSxxuiiuuI,pv(,,-uJIIfenC Martin thane baker. But uis.aui $2.73 Bushel Phone)?) 1671 Sweet Oranges Pink Grapefruit Is SHiv. lOO7PalmettoAv, - . - - - 18-Help Wanted - -. , -. . a - .. -.-.. .. . - ,., - .. . a - -. - 2 To uniono 5) s nour. 5 hotjr work, Dcc 15th Give name, w.;ht, experience an - ,1 2017 S Frencn(fiwy. 1792) . r Afl[ R'• KIT AND to 571.950 READ SLOWERI Don't miss this baby! 3-BR home with many storage kitchen equipped, carpet All this and an Anytime per 377 1991 i.1all month Peg Real Estate Broker KRlER,ASS0C. Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aide's, Aide Cov'npanioqi; Needed immediately, - - in REGiS1Pcn iincr - JIM 7574 P 4 ri Dr 372 7118 REALTOR AFTE.1 HRS. 322 3991 377 9211 3720618 10 ACRE TRACTS. $1750 New 3 bedroom, 2 baths, double garage,2 porches, patio, country .4ettIng, on large 1 acre plus lot. 531,300 Directions: West onSM 46 to Wekiva Rd., Call collect, eves. Osntr Broker, Herbert Bronson, tc ,x ri,n " home nestled under shady trees. LAKE MARKHAM NIce 3 bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen equip pad. In the Country 119'S SANFORD4 bedroom, Partly furnished Convenient. $185. - owner. From mId 60's to low SOs Beautifully landscaped miniah.'ri Spanish villa S tSR, 3 bath. Fla rm., formal living rm, w.w car petlng, central A.H, above grounsj pool with private entrance. Neair schools & hoipita;. P.M. Wk nd anytime. $100217. M. Unswôrfh Realty Reç. Real Estate Broker $19 S00 803W 1st St. 373 6061 or 3230517 eves, .._ .._ .---------copier, Kitchen.Batflroom 323 SItS lyear.oldCavalierCokem.c,ilr, bottle capacity. May be seen at Lakeview Nurilog Center, 919 E. Second st. between 9 and 3. WILSON MA'ER FURNITURE BUY- SELL-TRADE 311 3)3 E. First St. 3)2 36fl Open SATURDAY AND 5UHDAY TIo$ HIGHWAy 46 FLEA MARKET I' n11*j east of t-4i', Hwy 46 (behind Hwy 44 Auction Gallery) 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Vfflageh Hand crocheted afgans, shawls, and ponchos. Will make to order Phone 373-7041, 16,5 Marquette, Large 1 & 2 Bdrm, Yamaha Clarinet, like new, $375; new 17" GE black and white portable TV, $300. Phone 373-1051. APARTMENTS - 125 322.2090 CONSTRUCT1ON Inc. 211 W.251h Sanford, Fla. j H 21-SituationsWanted -._Z"______________ ie,tT' Year Leases Sheraton Sanford Hwy. 17.92 Across From' Ranch House 323-$6700r131.97fl k 5, I. Cii. igtibak £owge I SANFORD' S MUSICAL '.4..,.. '.5. GIJmI Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Or.ly si so per slay CARROLL'S FURNITURE tlfligue and urxj%ual nnw-wt.; Earn big money, work limited PLACE_TOGO LIVE NIGHTLY Mon. thru Sat. 8:30p.m. Drjnt: - .il PpuIir Prices ________________ - ye Iji . - . - __ Phone 617 Cnur.try n,,,-i.. JOE WATSON - ______ privileges, gentl'm,u pr.-fcrred 5)10 mo , 1st & last Longwl - LaI,e Mary area 'j2 96.41 between ' ____ - Piano/Oruan ______ _____ _______ __________________________________ 1' Pt p m _____ _______ H APP I 5 PiI =jT'_ * i - Legal Notice Notice 5 hereby ç'iven that I em In b',%lnej at 2)9 Lake Yry Blvd., Lake Mary, Seminole "y' Pioricta, unaer e fi(1iti rmeor THE MiLLER C.ROIJP, and lhat f iflttnd to reg.s''r said name 1 .4 , Everyone 's - -- - om, ptod ' Flowers and Gifts for all casis tropical and exotic plants. Car nations, dOZ. CAMECREE A gilt to last all year - - .A I membership to Family WorI & Country Club, 372 1411. FLORI.T, 7397 French Avc', 373 Plants, Hanging Baskets, . SEARS teephones will be open every night 'till thru Dec. n Call 327 1771 a new P.c V( thIs thristmas. Sanfd Highway 1792 8. Lake Recvee Sheraton Sanford llotor Inn - ., "SHERATON HOTILS AND MTOR INNS, A WORLDwIDe SENVICCO, IT' / OaIOor,AvIf,UE At '46 IT.atC butt ax tA,,,,Tip ca )*W I Pullh Dec 4. I), l, 2 1973 DEU 32 styles and colors. Knight's Shoes. 70$ E. First St. Beauty Care Products for Mom Towers Beauty Ss Ion SICE.First,)fl-S142 - Flowers Sanford Flower One of Your Better Ce Florida Florists, 312 l$'2. F Make Mom's life easier with central - - ' 'Y': ---' -: - I - ' - -. - Man VJV 'U Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor. - and an Electric Barbecue Grill wI'l make Dad a "Top Chef" Dick's Appliances, 26)7 S French, 372 7651. jfts ________- __________ 1-" ___________________ ____________ - . . Oldsmobile Delta II. Air LOflditiOfled c.rnfort, power )TVV, ln, peW brkes m.d radio are just a few of the luxuriec inside. This beautiful chocolate brown with beige vinyl roof car should sell for $7393. su -r. - .at Clark Chrysler Plymouth. - .it can be your-s for only 519?5. - Specialist RoolsExteriors Fr EstImates. Isaxsnable Rates Terms Available HI-RISE COMMERCIAL $04611 - Clatk - Chrysler Plymouth usuwy.436 Ph. 322-4273 *31.7704 -LJ BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHOI4E CALL AWAY Land Clearing Aluminum 5iding U. '.11 ri cover your home with alum. ling & softit system. Also iofing, Gutters. 20 Yre. Exp. gte Siding Co. 131-9543. - ESTERSON LAND CLEARI Bulldozing, Excavating. I Work. Fill dirt, lop soil 312 t-: Plumbing W J KING Plumbing Suppt.e Fixture's Water P-b at:rs 323 3617 Land Clearing, till dirt, clay, All kinds ci digging, Hocliti Air Conditioning J your Christmas Specials here ________________________ 0'fts toplease each and ever yone the entire family from FULLER BRUSH 317 3917 " ,,rrl,nr..IJJ4Jvi Pressure Cleaning ;i' stored & moved 373.9143 1195 ral Heat & Air Conditioning r free estimates, call Carl rris. at SEARS in Sanford 3)2 AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressureclear.'r 323 016.5 Office Machine Heater Cleaning ,, . - '-,- 51- .x'V ,-( '-*-5 1I5 .\ . Radio & TV OFFICE MACHINES '- i',i for Ifts _________________________ Mom would love a flew watc jewI start at $7995 OW NEY JEWELERS, 204 S F ________________________ Delight 'helady en your hOffle Suntam small appliance Gregory Lumber & True Hardware. 6th & Maple 377 - Select your new furniture from WILSOM MAlE P foi the best Christmas ever Save on r.ateonal arids. Liberal trat,t ins Free delivery ConvenIent terms. We give TV Stamps. 311 E. First St. Phone 322 5472. Pe'td's Indian Rlv Frui' Shippers, fAalli-fl, Sanford exit, at Late Monroe Licensed, oonded fruit -____________________ Check the Evening Heratci Cl shipparl. Select -joors today for mas Gift Ouioe daily fr CI ChI$t% shippIng PhOne (305) d Il J(.S1. 377 ; . r, '.5,.,,, "\ 'ers Cleaned, all make's. IS ars experience Paul MIller, 322- 90. Meeker men's 1 told Billfolds from $730. Other quality Meeker leather goods. OWALTNEY JEWELERS, 201 5. Park. Dad will love Black 1, Decker or Rockwell power tools arid Stanley han,J tools from Gregory Lumber I True Value Hardware, 6th & Maple. 3720500. _____________________________ GET EXTRA FOR CASH CHRIST V,AS by seIlng your pooe used furniture nd appllanr,es to Handsome select.on of cardigan Larry's ,ftw & USed Mar?, 715 5. sweaters by McGregor, n.acttine Sanford Ave. 32? 11)2. J washable, $16 Perkins Men's Wear. all types. Gr1rdfaIhvr clocks. Cen trat Fs.-roiture 1. Bedding, 234 _______________________________ Plesse Dad with a pair of Daniel (',reen. .aauats or houSe t.Jlppers from Knight'S Shoes, 301 ! lit St 4--__ - - Free' estimate 322 26 - os, Refrigerators. Free - '- - - . - EVEIY DAY son-cone is booki what you have to sell. Call and your Classified Ad wilt here tomorrow a I.ItI'4 PAct C"t''I - ' -- ' -- - XUUF.NG 323 6100, is L I upr'oistering . - . - . - . -. 3araçte Sate SaturdayandSunday lOtoS IllHeatherH,ll,Lortgwood (WoocHawns). Fur'iiture, hcvseodterns, plants, clothes, _______ S E. Carpensry Remodeling Additions CuStom Work Licensed. Bonded Fret estlmale 3TJ 01 Interior, Plaster Toys, I Saturday Only, 9-5. __________________________ & D • f • e. bare sImulated - LAR HEATING MID WATER PET REST niP. C'cvm-g Ph 312 iosl Call Phil Conralez 305 3? 3939 I-S'M IMPROVE LI TyPES OF CAR Clothes, Miraccx-d IIG CARPORT SALE- 20 N Edgmon, WInter Springs, Friday '56? PIrk Dr 317 1.16.5 PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Lhri;tm Turntable. Herter's Bow. Plants, Household Articles, MIsc 175 Iarkwood Drive. (ldylIv'ildel ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Plastering. Exterior patching brick & stone specatty 3227780 Bargains SATURDAY ONLY 9 ?. -" t.,' - IuP AND THINK A MINUTE It Classified Ads didn't work Estimates. Call 373 3132. Home Improvements I . - , 1, arage Sale Start Dec 6 10 a m thru Dec. 7. DinIng chairs, table. clothes, househohi goods etc. 309 Idyllw!Ide Drive, 373092?. 'ill ROBSON MARINE ?92l0rlandoDrive,)73 3961 woods DAVE'S PAINTING Work's Slow C'ieap Pete Freeestlmatps Call 373 4169 Snaccs BASS BOAT BARGAINS RockIng Chairs, 21 Pooling And Carpentry Repan- for sensor citizens irning. Bathrooms. Windows, ' Waxing, wuç, Shampooing, 4-" Roofing A Better job, for a Better Interior I Eite'ior. 23 pcI Home Cleaning 54-Garage Sales .;i*J t r BETTER PAINTING $42 I Zenith Stereo console, dark C 4cC -' -' _____________________ Painting J4J 1i44 Bazaar: Dec. 7, 1 to S. Benefit 7 Day Adventist Church School Corner Laurel and 7th St, Baked goods, crafls, misc _____________ Macrame- Free Instructions C Kathy's Unique, 7610 Hiav Ave., across from Chr3 Dealer, 3237451. DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast ServIce 202 Live Oak Blvd Casselberry Phone $319611 i-i. ayV V. one motor. 201 E. 10th St. Dad Home ______________________ Mom Free Pickup and Deliveri Sintord ISijsneii MA(hnCS 31 iur Serv,ct, Dykes Heating & Conditioning, 322 $177. 20$ E. nrst St. Gifts " __ RYA AND .!. REPAIRS 372 Photography -- 'elp on that Saturday lob? Paneling door, *1,00*5 hung, concrete work. etc. By the hour or by the job. 372 9365 PIecd Photograpny by Munson Cockayne Fine wedding p(.J Phone 323 arage Sale, Sat.,9toS: Sun. ito S. Fund. ptiotos u reasonably -'.- - Quality upholstering Free p', cv up delivery Call for tree estimate 20) E Commercial 373 6151 - r STORING IT MAKES WASTE-. SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW Call 3227611 or III 9993 '- Wel! Drilling . - ' - - ___________________ . -. ' - - .-- WUL.LS DRILLED. PUMPS SPk'iN. I. [N S 51 1P.'t All tp.i'j and ste's We repair arid Service ' .---: ------- " - . - I - :i... ' 'Lz -. '' . , ,j -' 2- ___ - i. - 'T'- - t ,--" - - -- ";r-7 .. s, - - :1 :i= : -t - - -- ' - -r,..., . SUPPLY (0 207W 2nd St : - 3fl ________ -- To Ust Your BusIness...D!cI 322-2611 Or 831-9993 __- -. -- ' _ __ ___ * r -. -. - - STINE MACHINE & . 'L 9 F You'll feel like you're floating Pressure Cleaning & Painting WeIght, 100 to 430 D.W.Hu,d.3fl.717$ wide Seleclion of ID Bracelets, gold and silver, 5495 up. lorthe - Where in. shoppers will Sel them ever) 'lay j -____________________ GWALTNEY JEWELERS has a - ' ______________ -_ _________ ____ - :-' Maitland, 611 043,5. 'for Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, 'r'l'* cessories. Free Racing with purcnase. Bicycle city, 491 W. 434, 1g.. 830-1161. 105 N. Maitland, Mary Blvd, 373 1711 ' . P'e'sbyterlanCtiurct'. Youth - - : -. . iur oil heater doesn't work, or pd's ripnir. rAIl Ralph 573 ThekidsiIIIoveCowboy Boots and D:ngo Boots from Knight's Shoes. & Air ConditIoning, 7226)90. 5171 Got Everything For The Ifer- Clots, Bails, Golf Bogs, D-.ckster Jackets Ladles and .'fle'fl% golf apparel and Shoes. - 7 Bedroom furri,Shed. 11)3 mf A",!* ,, -4 ;,,,-,,., ... -. duwn the roao in mi; 1T72 WALKER'S 0)97, heat and air from Sanford Heating Out of Ideas? Visit EthelI'i 'ques, I mile west Oil I 05" C Rd 46 at "76" Station. Paoii We've - *tPi the 'lCrk of the Circuit Court. heat air, plenty ot 10gm for (hIIljrIn Jndpet Ph Coun'y Florida in 3fl49 co'danc. with the' Provision; Of the 3 Bedroom mobile home on a ranch, Fictiti* Name Statu•ej, T Wit' furnished, 5)35 month plus Sectcng*. FIorett S?atut 1931 security. 3fl7 5' W. M, Mitlir -. KING OF THE ROAD!!! - 644 1(104 V - - I Bedroom MObilE Home AirConditionedSIlOrno i*rn i,,, '4-_. Good gas miteage. Call after 6 p.m. 323-9579. - Auction Galleries), Phone 372- house broken, $200 firm. 1293- COLOR IV. $14 95 MONT RENTAL PURCHASE PLi Polaroid Square ,hter 2. 3 flash Unusual Gifts, fresh and art floral pieces, lovely ha cubes and I exp. color film. Save ,etoittt oas,ess .nns Flower 6 31 7*, Special 574 36 Camera Shop, 2)0 S Park. Shop, 373 2660. 327733). ' - ' " 6, A arid H, good rubber, good running condition. J22 $544. 1", miles east or r-a .t Highway 44, Flee Market (behind Burner Cleaning & Service. 74 The tight against nilation begni at DEL')ONA - Cxecut'we home 2 bedroom, how available Seasonal 0k 5300 No pets hi I0-iu. ., -'-:- •- "We Service all makes and mc L. _________________ _____________________ ,__ GWAI.TNEY JEWELERS Quatiy gifts for less 2015 Park ------'-----.-------- '. See to appreciate, Sell cheap. 3?' Everyon1 Please tne whole family *ith 322 7643 - - '7'? AMC Ambassador 4 dr, P.S. and 9719. 8018. for __________________________ fr',' 33'-Houses FurnIshed . itt 17976.421 Longwood Call)?) $370or83.4.1405 Sanford, German Shepherd, AKC. beautiful huge, male, aggreulve, shots, - - f Chlco& The gross or truk Io4. HIghway 14, 65-Pets. Supplies . . Manyothe'vitoctioo'sfm linen, stereos, eU l 5' p-es at thandis.. Sold by piece, dozen, 76" Gas Raeige, perfect Condition Santa's TI for _________________________________ 5erInot '%aicnfr ..,s,-nn_ - 1' Santa' s Tips 7130 . 34-'v'bIe Homes L PHONE 323-408t, I ____________________________ _____ 7 P1I MONDAY THRU SATURDAY HIGHBALLS SOc BAR BRANDS HIGP-IBALLSSSC CALL IRANDc - " MOSS,E c: BATEMAN bath, w w carpeting, kitthn 'MAGIC' I carpet, fenced back Real Estate -. - Call)7) 4578 Largs lovely bedroom with prIvate Dance To'fltt Magic Fingers oi . RENT WITH OP1 ION TO auY COUNTY 3 BR. block CITY 3 BR, 1', bath block, W-W 7611 -Roo "\ , on51. Roedneasrii JIM CARETON Balladeer-Guitarist . 7 Bedroom houSe Beauty Salon on French Ave. completely equipped, $1,930 in (Iucle5 all qupp,efIt Temn '. . _____________________________ nUmber of hours. Exclusive 2 Bedroom, kit(hen equipped 13)0 patented product. $1,700 in Elliot St. 1)25 month, ISO damage vestment, Excellent spare time depoilt, Phone 303 299 4139 after bustn or retlre.'i delight Mr pm Andre'ws, 305691 1716. 1 to 7-p In Rentals __________ - .. Dress Informal The "POshvilge Sound" - - - k' . aIr, 1)93 By appt. fan Stone, fCALTOi, 3ii viio. ' original miles. $993. AUCTION per SAXON, - auto. 1179$ 1970 Hornet, 6 cyi,, stand , 34,000 FRIDAY,OEC S. 11AM Close out, Bankruptcies- Jewelry, ______________________________ - Foe- Example: 1310 Catsun Wagon, 16,000 miles, 72-Auction LAWN MOWER RENTALS- 7731 Orlando Drive. Smitty's Sriappin' 52-Appliances 3 bedrooms, 31 bath, carpet, central LARRY P C&A BackHoe Ser ... Onebedroomglovecag, vfl'urnlshed,carege $I00mt Phone 3777396 Assoc., '' ________ WITH GOOD C°EDIT Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Toot 2HOLSTEIN BULLS KULP DECORATORS s.'sarate garage, Security deposit ____________ 24-t3usiness Opportunities F _ 64Equipmenf for Rent your friendly Classified gal at The Herald 172 7,611. or $31 9993 J!' ETti e7th&Fr,ncts, Sanford, 7 Bedroom 4,)rle living rm, dining rm, ODD JOBS Youth Group First Prest,ter an Church . teen _________________ - BABY SITTING, YARD W3RK, - ton I speed rNo Money Down TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fbctt 32) 6430 Singer hg zag in cabinet. 3 needle poSition, twin reec.le, front loading, deluxe Sewing machine. Pay balance of 17$ or 10 payments 01 $1. See at. SANFnr.tn SFWI4r. fFrJTro Realtors, 372 1307. WIIlcareforchilren;to5 Monday ttwu Friday Phone)?) 0901 49 E X HI B' TOPS ADM,$1 75 WITH THISAD, $1.50 GOOD FOR ALL THREE DAYS WITH SIGN OUT TO RETURN : -__________________________ siio 401 S. ALABAMA AVE. Spectracide granules for lAw-n insect control. GardenLand. 1400 W. 1st Available Nov 5th 5223 mon!P OSTEEN-- I Bedroom '. : -. Friday & Saturday 11A.M. bIG r.M. Sunday Noon too P.M. NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY ________ Assume Payments 3Mo.-6Mo.& 1 _____ 51-Househoki Gcds •' _- DEPOSIT. Professionally Managed - . ____ 1961 Chrysler, Imperial, air, all extras, excellent condition, $100. Dec. 5,6,7-- 1975 62-lawn-Garden __________________________ -. . - L_ A DELANO. FLORIDA - .......-______2:._ - 3130131 ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE office furniture Selling Cheap- Used lumber, all kinds; old bathtub (pasture trough), Phone 321 0729 2large&)smail M-akeoffer.3fl.3501 .EcURr 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD -- Casselberry, 17-92.8301206 St - . 1973 Gold Ouster, hOniyde'w, ,s automatic, 4 Cylinde'. ExIr extra sharp. $2,795 Call Don Pop" 322 1651. Dealer. CASSELBEISIIY. FLORIDA Donation 52 Per Pern 67-livestock- Poultry ___________________________ Steel Casement Windows FURNISHED OR UN FURNISHED o SEMINOLE TURF CLUB Turtle, Phone 322-2611. Flea Market taxes; by owner 322-6430 BEDROOM SUITES THE CLUB HOUSE & chairs. Secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing - " ' DECEMBER 3,6,7, 197$ Wood or ttpel desks (executive desk month. SCHUREN REALTY, ' - ---_- Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cah.iI '1)2 lOS? anytime. pluS $300 Security depoCet Phone between 1:30 and 3 p.m. .& ----- ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH up 'mw, 339 6350. ' . 193-' Jeep Station Wagon. I wh W t.;. ;; ;;r,-. si; best offer, 322 7950 after 6. Sponsored By Also pods, flash attachment & case. 2 bedroom concreta block, excellent condition: no city STUDIO 1,2, 3 • '. - ' & Sale Equipment NOLL'S DUPLEX- Luxury Patio Apartments er Conventional Mortgage's. _____ 80-Autos for Sate 60.0ff ICe Stipphes Bell & Hoii Call for appt and game room. Lots 01 extras. FROM .,.. '"" Drastically reduced b'a' eneva ardens HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet away from it alit L.arge wooded lots •Street lights Paved streets eSowers •Sidewaiks 30 Year Mortgages -S pct. down. home, carport, carpet en living room 5105 month 1CsI S Sunland Call after 5 p m , 305 269 Bedroom ITMM, & Super I, - Sanford wk-days, btwn, 3:30 P.M. & 4:) 9dy1Wdc 1969 Chevrolet, 8 350, Oundy Clarinet, 173. table top organ, $13 Both very good condition. 3225101 after I p m. Used - Ii -- - - 79-Trucks-Trat less 71-Antiques __________________________ - . - . - Antique Show ______________________ - - 3233166 -- lIghts, screen I. case. EXECUTIVE- Desired area, 2 story tvco, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ' - - : Phone 3)2 1716 __________________ ___________________ INCOME PROPERTY-) BR home with nice mobile home rental. Large tot for garden. $33,000. -. .. Motorcycle lnLurar.e BLAIRAGENCY Drive In Theater, South 17 97. Set of woman's golf clubS with bag, never used. Call after 3, 373 5376. - FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new baby accessories, Payton's Children's Wear. (Formerly Butts 'N 60*5) 26-10 Hiawatha. LAKE MARY-3b,edroom, 1',bath 321.0041 'Pt'P' - Call ven1n,5 301o1.30' 173 7311 . .- - .. - Chvron Station. - -. Salefor Come see the beautiful new ciothes, lust arrived Christening gowns, knit Suits, baby blart'.ts, Crib SetS etc Old stock. 30 pt to60pcf,ol(, Cr. ass ,s... - - 377 7141 -: '63 Honda 450, $300. Need-i some repair. May be seen at Lake Mary No charge. All adm,te free. Come browse starting Sunday, December 14th at the Movieland - - HONDA Z SO mini cycle. 1 year okl Sold new tv $400 asking $773 321 0613 at Icr 6 p.m SWAP SHOP• FLE* MARKET Anyone can be a Seller or a buyer 3)2 3-961 51-Sports ytga ,wiH E,*,*, 78-4Pctorcycles 70-Swap& Trade MA 2927 Hwy. 1792 - 3726470. HAL COLBEkT,REALTOR baths, concrete block with brick 23 - buy .sed offic. furniture - - , Reconuetioned Batteries, $1? 9 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford AvC Quantity. NOLL' y, Hwy. 27 97. $30 ' Accessories ________________________ SWAP- 16-ft. Cobla V-Bottom float for good bpinet Piano, or iell, $375 Beat the high cost of living with -. & ________________________ - lair, Vt, terms available $24,000. Peg Real Estate Broker 371-0610 - 55--Boats - ____________________________ It you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car 10 drIve, a lob, or some Service you have need read all our want ads every day. to 13003 REALTY INC Kish Real Estate _________ Any Multifamily Yard Sale. Bargains Galore. Sat., Dec. 6, 9 am., 1951 Washington Ave (I block east 20th & Mellonyill). 32? 373?. _____________________________ Merchandise _____________________________ 201 E. 25th .373 7832 WITT REALTY 6 CASH 322-4132 Wanted to - 76-Autc' Parts used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Marl, 213 Sanford Ave refrigerator, firewood. Phone $30 ______ ______________________ n.wt ,tpmt anywhere ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 644 $126, Winter Park For - . Classified Ads are he smallest bg AUCTION, 323 7)10. obor, clothing, mlc, household items, baby Items, vacuum, ____________________________ HAL COLBERT '" front, $21,300. St,,4g Camper Top for pickup truck I' bed; likeni'w 372 63-U evenings. 177 's117 rfyt WILL BUY OR CONS:Ou GUNS OF ANY DESCRIPTION. SANFORD Garage Sale: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 315 Diane Circle, Casselberry. Stove, sliding glass - SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracts. Small and large $2,003 per acre and up. Terry Realty, Reattor, on 07 II. Eves.3720612or3fl.1517 - Atr items. up.13000.tothingdown$p. mo on lease purchaSe Good credit required. 34933.15. 2'., ACRES, Snail take with 3 room, 1 bath home, 133,000 WEK 'VA RIVER ESTATES -,,, $1003210110 ' __ "' t -?11- Stove, Ice Box, Sink DAVES' 373 9370 CARPORT SALE Sat. 6th. 9 to S. 2117 S Myrtle Ave., Baby's & Boy's clothes, toys, household Service - 75-Recrea t iOta i Vehicles - We Buy Furniture exerciser; Coffey table, oc casional tôbl; Slide protector; 3 Ceiling fixtures; boat seats; luggage; electric shoe shiner; clothing; many misc. Ge-'a, I acres, mobile home hOok- 7,000 sq. ft. $ioO month 1.000 . ft., $200 month 6 Month LeaSe -- ____________________ Garage Sale: FrI. 6. Sat 9 to 5. 1001 Grove Manor Drive. MOtorized Five acres, Osteen, cleared, fenCed, pond well, 3)23117 after S. OUILDINGSO.slABuSys'YREET HUNT REALTY Buslne 3'tAge FOR RENT STORE OR OFFICE ?? Thursday, Dec. 4, J73-__Q - F 68-Wanted to Buy - _______________________________ __________________________ .130 1666 -- Professional Service 107W CommercIal THE CONTRACT" ".i°" " classifIed 322-6457 We will provide the I Large 3 bedroom house, 1326 W' Mellonville; lencl bac( yard pc"cn(ed; todo health care ir. the hOtI for Md.c,irc proVd%r In Deltonj Dettary irea ExcelInt wage, Ned full and part time. Mint have own car Call $31 7707 Enjoy much tatter "Seek & Find" puzzle's with river So per prneI in in all-new series of 24-page booklet's Tooc-der volumes I, U and UI, send $1 for each, making cheeks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. diseoveries I .-r-w-. _ra.i' Ev.nir.g Herald, Sanford, Fl. MISc. ousehold items Don't lust sit ttere waiting for lhe phone to ring vertiw your bulns service In The Herald's GFt4ENL CON IkAc Top REAL ESTATE, INC You want to Buyor Sen Real Estate Established Residential Area? - _____ 6280636 ___ -'5- Truck Camper. Sl''I Cry?et D'-"- 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. Already SE? U) wfn awning and skirting. Cheap. 37301.10. 110 Exeter Court, Carriage Co-vt Mobile Home Park, JOHNNY WALKER If from Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest UNLAND family room, 21* baths., $17S Iii 6. last. 3656)30 or after 3, 373 7932 ___________________________ RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bedroom homeS, family room, garage, carpets, 131-1272 CLIFFJORDAN,REALTOR l.3oandspm, - I Carport Sale: Saturday, Dec 6, 3)6 lSYr. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford,373 5700 ___________________ MU REALTORS I-IF At 1014 171 c7i -- ______________________ Employer, Call $31 7707 between - t_ - - .- - ,-- Garage Sale: Saturday, Dec. 6. 10 tO 7, 701 Odhain Or, Sanford Like new toys and mItc. ------ ----- _____- . ------------- Days- 372 6123 PIiQhtS3fl.7357 W. Garnett White 19195. French iota -- Harold Hall Realty REGISTERED PHYSICA"ij THERAPIST to provide home cas'e to Medicare recipients in Deltona DeBary area. One year 'IILV, uwn car. Licellent wage An Equal Opportunity L __ 5il*d Fslates 42-Mobfle ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - Central Florida's Your MLS Agency _______ FOR SALE OR RENT- nIce locatIon, 3 BR, fireplace, all modern, quiet Sf. 322 6)36. ____________________________ Meg Real Estat. Broker flOOE2SIhSt_--______ horns. 6.C'GO laying hens on conslgnrnt. Company furnishes everythIng but human element. 20 pct per year return on your cash Investment POOL HOME-' Nicety redecrated 3 oe&ooqn with 16*32' pool. Good established neighborhood $17,900 COUNTRY ESTATE- 7 story, i bedroom home Over S acres of beautiful giant oaks and citrus. Improvements Include corral, ttablej, tack room and bridle path 177,0(X) UWNFR UflhitjAT,r_ sa...,..., ..- rwwv.,. out of state. reds to sell 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Sotith Pinecrest. $73,000 tgegewithnoqahIy; Rded - commission 3210024. j 3 pm Do you have trouble tuning in your favorif etyC1.fANNELS,? WHOLE Sursland 3 - ft14, 2 barn. *itchers furrthfd P40 pets $165 mo Call between 4 & I p m - 377 Q%33 Deflary area. Must have one year A phonacall could start yruon a new and profitable career. Call 863. °°°.15P' ° - -_.------. 54-GrageSas - hmrdød floor-i, attic, double s;t, extras. 139,900. 31 0264 _______ HARTMAN REALTY, INC. ._. TA F F ER REALTY 3737198 - Sanford - REALTOR Owner Will finance. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg Ranch, I acres with 3 bedroom KA6000LEt 3 BR home, range. refrigerator, carpet, and fur nithedl Assume existing mor - experience and own car. Excellent wage Need lull and part time. Call 131 7707 between 6:30 and S ' ' THE 32-Houses Unfurnished .. . NURSING ASSISTANT to home health care In the hom, for Medicare provider ifl Deltona- I -! - - Evening Herald, P0. 150* 1657. Sanford, Fla. 32171. S.. ' At I ¶. i SIcS 831 9031 telephone no to Box 591, to Th* * - Realty 'çA pr O( fl'S A telpers ag9, EVEMYTUESSIHURS - . Sanford-Ott Lake Mary Blvd 7 Bedroom. $135 ptusclepojit - ..__w-'-u.J--- ..,.iu I J Carport Safe, Fr'da j, Saturday and Sunday, its Baywood Circle is bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces, p 2 bedrooms, I balh, carport, Bargain priced Name your terms. formal dining, separate garage Ittle ?T4IOEAn I'or pt Car Salesman- Experienced only n used car sales & dealing with finance companies. Excellent , _____ 322-2420 Nice I fledroom kitchen eg,pped, air, carpeted Large private yard 1103 Adults 327 2196 wk-ids & eves _____________________________________________ NavelOranges,$2.SOperb,,j. JulceOranget., SI SO per bu Your Container 372 tIM - ____ ---- 3239410 rentals or live in. SteflstrOfll - Call belween 6303 formation call 377 0±01 371$. i - NOW 1EAlNQ P4ev, mnooemn, I Story efficiency apartments, attractively lurfished. Conveniently located and beautifully landsCaped $135 mo Tangelos and Tangerines Income REAL TONS fl'4nchOIIiceNn I 76-7 OrlandoDrive 372 I)0 extras Screened porch. Shed. new exterior paint, 3710991 evenings. I BR, 2 story, over 3,600 - 37) 0117 INCOME PROPERTY- CornPietely furnished 12'xOO' mobile home on large double fenced lot, carport, pat lo, FIor!da room plus utllty Sheds IncOme of 115 per month from rental of second lot. bath Schuren Realty 2 Bedroom apartment, partly fur NAVEl ORANGES BAGGED F,renthA 3)2-3622 when they wind up on a case together, they have differing views about work tactics, and that makes them deCide they aren't suited for each other. But they do catch a killcr-buiglar. ford, now has his own series, a diitct spinoff. To help things along, Reck) Foxx shows up on APIS IllS 1150 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH "'- --r-r-- - -,-'' I- -. IdyllwlIie- 2 Story natural frame, 3 WHY PAY RENT? Duplex, $71 300 710 Palm P1., 32, 177.300 1007 Scott, 3 p , 720 6aywoc, 3' '?' 500 1211 Crescent, i , 576.100 t w 3rd, 3 I, $l4, DraslcalIy reduced PFALTOR Newer 3 large bedroom, Ssjflt ,irea MONTHLY RENTALS rV...vi... ..- 41-Houses SUNLAND BAKuAIN $23,900 72) Baywood Dr., Sanford 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, pol, fenced, patio, In quiet neight)orhood, 2106 Elm, 37, $77, Rrantl..y privileges $73,900 Wanted 2515 Park Drive. $70 Up If no . .- i i- - P - P _ - ___________ - 15(16 Mellonvilli., $71,500 CalIBar't Real Estate fl ,,. ,VCWCF,J(,,LC rMP%I'. (REE RIPENEL) FRUIT, picked to -., S TWO STORY BEAUTY 529,3-03 1311 Palmetto, Sanford 4 Bedroorn, 7 baths, family room, formal dining, living rorr, fireplace, central heal, Iar. lot, carport & garage, Call now for appointment. loan. Call us to find out. The fOl'owlngbocneshaveel,herVA or FHA (krvv cain down) oppr.isai at the price Shown. Many include drapes, carpet, range & refrigerator Some sellers will pay flCW financing C05t5 Great buyt 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, with 7711' family room. Fenced yard, Stone front, central air, Lake back yard. 573 90Q Terms -•--. 1cr 2 fledroimi Adulti.-only ..•.-. .-.... - 0-429. 32) "The CsIt's Paw" Bachelor U. Mike Stone PREMIERE Whitman Mayo, who played the stuttering, fumbling buddy of Fred San. 1:30 .____. _____ Navel oranges & Tangerines- IS bu.. Fresh fruit & vegetables at tow prIce's A & E PRODUCE. ..1- .r -- z- - -U ___ 41-Houses '- CUT $1600 $20.0(*3. 3 Bedroom, ii bath With P rederorated Come '.ee 3( rp:rt Blvci. Santor 32) IJ4) Rome Beauty Apples, 5,5.50 bu.: -v r-= __ -__ ---- -- - VETERANS READ THIS You may be qualified for another VA LAF BRANILEY rain on large fenced tat; carpet $2S.900-Term Neat) Bedroom P 'me, fenced, only ' Water front cottage on inc Scenic _____ San 3 - -- executive ______ sq II Near - SAN FRANCISCO old fans. These are ABOUT TONIrIIIT! - R;- ,-A -•-'---'---- 19S4 Cart) . BY OWNER -_________ ___________ Tangerines Ic-A - - times, to Thursdays In hopes of Fate" Ginger Rogers, Jacques Bergorac 1954. (Thurs ) - - - -"- - RCALTOR $1 9,303. Will lake car or truck as part dowfl 373 7791 after o eJc 606-I -.- Wekive River Furnished S A BABY'S WORLD Carefor infants bedroom, utilities lnCJcJed, SIlO toage2onIy,Nexttoneworiver' per month, Adul? only 3777Ø Llense Bureau. 327 6613 _______________ -_____ All utilitieS turn, central heat air. .'d'li'.- "s't1yr oldslnsni,- tenced, large bdrm.; couple or lady; no clean country home. Individual pets. In Lake Mary 5)75 mo, $75 attention Lunch & viacks, Mon damage fee 322 050,. Fri 7.30 to 530. 55 per day 31) Large 2 BR, down, clean; all utilitieS 1116 furnished including heat $40 322 7764 to Eat -GoodTi -------- SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family parke NAVEL ORANGES Wkly 3315 Hwy 1197, Sanford 1250 BUSHEL 323 1930. i~a73) or 3)2036? T%/ HIGHLIGHTS SCXMIE . -- 1 - .- .' -- -..--- LA R R Y SAXON PlP HILLS, Orlando, 7 611, tarn rrn , large yard, enclosed carport, air, newly painted inSisl & out Crank Realty, Realtor Found- Male Dachshund, brown One & 2 bedroom apartments. black. 75th and MelIviIIr furnished or unlurnished Newly _________________________________________ NEW - - Lorgwood area, Tiger colored cat, *ith white (beSt & feet Yellow collar, female, an swers to Tiger. Reward $31 7676 BAMBOO COVE PANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES- E'pfwed:s V i -- - AVALON APARTMENTS ADULIS,NOPETS 116W 2nd SI - : - -..'-- - RI A, TON 373 577i VACANT 2 bathi, lILC new. S21.St) Low C1sn with no Closing (OilS 3)-Apartments Furnished & Found '-- - Th-HO__ -- Haro'd Hall Realty SUNLAND _ _____________________ ------ -- -Houses On Jbcuroom home Total undeSI7.03 Owner. 373 27Si 3 Bedroom, apt. turn , campett'ci, ,.r, heat, reasonable for right pamly Call 37294.41 530 NEWS ELLCII'SIC COM '2 5-Lost 41 2 ApIs, I or 2 bEdroom, turn unfurn . both AC. w w carpet. s ' damage. slis mo 723 1341 1 t'.' -- -• - - ----- - r- Home in mint COndition with lovCly Swimming * uiily A must to ire - bedroom apa'frrets. ___ -- ----- REDUCED.. 1? ilSO for quick sale. 3 Bedroom. 7 bath with family room fl Ravenna Park Real Estate ____________________________ _____________________ MAR11 !AGE S Performed by Marll)-n, Notary, Ocala. 90.4132 i6I ir 7)? 8773 I atX)vo trio taunts cit family BJYJ SCI'kJ).tOS because Of - Dellary AdultS. I 13R,air. closet4 StOt'S, ChUtCPSCS Ideaf for ref fred oersons 661 d1!J or 327.1051 -------- ' •.-. - __ F UNtIl SHED i Bedroom. cenlr& 8. air. l'u- new, in SEttled ncighbornooa Ready to move into Only $26-ca) 372 e?o SLIM BUDGETS ARE OL "E ED 'LUE5 s- MOM ________________________________ ______________________ FACEDWITHADRINKING PROOLEM 'erhaps Alcoholic Anonymnoti Can Help Call 173 4587 Write P.O Bc' 1213 Sanford, FlorIda 32771 -. i? 5fl°p5pace u 327 1110 _______________________ -- ___ -- Ft v' One & T • -. 41-Houses - '- __________________________ ' 6SQ 2 6EDROOMAP.RTMENT Kilchen furniShed tIC $cat,on AE 'Qi TRC'iI PD? 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(R) €1) MYFAVORITE MARTIAN _J,j_ 1 00 " ' 2 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES .6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) fi) (Men, Wed. Fit) "Vsfla Alogro" (Tuug, Th) '-a,. raslecdas." ii 55 -6' c-as NEWS 1230 9' WIDE VRLD. 'Lng. Street." James Franciscug ciiahng ytxrg gWI, who has lI'Witrat0daSoOal'hrsey"5f to -19) ON THE ROCKS. WI* retLr-xtJ from a ctihan hos- SHOW luriber information call Cr wrtt Prorty ------- 0 FurnuhecJ iprfment, 7 bedroom. 1106 Sanford AVC Phone For chfton DIVS SESAME STREET fi) THE LONE FIANGER €D am GAMBIT 9 TONIGHT i.6' CBS MOVIE: m, Digger -- Patricia Neal, Pamela cwn, A kno midcle aged neg to sh*id nlLJCJO((% 19fl (R) WIDE Rt,D "Mannlx." i'7) MEDICAL STORY: Pivl OflO Of IWO pasts. Donna Mth BiuLtii Bvney aI1Chn5tlaflBOSfO(fas a trIo OS vung Ir1orn $trug9 tO (flake a iace tot thOfltVeS meiione ED CLASSIC pvtw iresacs Janet 6 2' i000 WMI. NEWS I1:3e Ouoen and lathor. 6' HAWAII FIVE-O A Senators son is 1ihcat3ii in trio stabbng at a (xMego tout. ball SIN (New tti-io period) €1) CLASSIC THEATRE Three Sisters:' Chokoy's Comedy clvir into the tnversal trutlratjen shared women who &oarn OS doing Ofl)ttngrOrflafltIcboforeIje passes thorn by. 9) THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO' Dizno Raker guests Lt.StOflo(Ka1Mijdeqi) tIJSCk)ibtSahorpropoS4fl9 to a woman assigned to with t-wn 331) MOVIE -- mo raaii €13 S:'i" At ny Quinn Anne ntUO(l 1955. Reporter oxpososorwnosynjtcale '•._,i I, DsP,k I-4. . 9) 700 CLUB andDavdWiyries1araEflocy - Coi.çiie marry cksng enCounter they rrlum trm. 830 t2 tti One dOOd. .Jim )I4tori ADDAMSFAMILY GUestS indude- (Moi)Lorotta SW'?, Earl Honan (Toes David Essex. Bobby Vinton (Wed) Redd Foxx, MlC 0 (Tht,c Don RicIdos, George n Cast. A!or?ody. ABCCh 00 630 2 NBC NEWS 6' CBSNEWS 9 - ABC NEWS 700 2 10 TELL THSE TRUTH 6' cnot't 9" WiLD. WILD %ORLD OF ANIM&S €1) YOUTH IN TROUBLE €) STAR TREK 730 2' TREASURE p-IUNT 6 'M)NOERFLA. i,%() OF MAGIC 80 2 IN CONCERT Fea?r'od V.ldu Can THE WALTONS. The .6' taiiWy trios to rout-ide relatives whose marriage appears hodtorthor-oc*.s 9' .A7 PMU,Efl OMANTlC RE. fD THE hELlION . c-' ()clacTOix,oneolthegealostoi the French Romantscpatnti €D MOVIE: "The Very Trught OS [)yy You. W NIGHT- SpeoaI one hots pro(ifl OS the wsnc tnrnwly soon on CBS Opening ,psocio ts U tflOfl Wlfl b) tOO1 t0iai1y to In 4 a vung pregnant coo below. Monday, lrencil lng Come Øst Ut rPANKLINARMSAPTS Rent t'orr 5114 mo )23 660 - N YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON for families or frenas of protlens ' -. ___ .____________ IOI'1 1,rl I .i - __________ 3O-Apar1fTfltS Unfurnished 4-Personals * a -' - r s-' -• ER-Evening Herald, S.anforrj, - ' : \'-- - - ------------ 'i -, . .- --• •- _____ - .4 ,• -- -'i' - - -. �_ to - - ----. • • . • ..•__q .. .. _______ -• - a =• .? - -- -• --- -.•;-.- _.. __•. - of I • 24ffl_ *_____ 4. ALi- ________ Is so ' - k PR-Evening Herald, SaIord, Fl. -- -;:--'' 4 [ -11 •1 - 16 J •f. - I. _ii - i,• u;~ "1..... r '4 •L•U r. 1 - •J1! ::- I !M - t --I--- - -. Thursday, De c. 4, f75 FABULOUS , UIL 68th Year, No. 91—Friday, December 5, 1975 HOl Min MEW AY - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents .I ,/(' ,— ft•'.- ./\ master charge N( I INTIUI% earns1 PIN ECREST Herring To Appeal Sealing Grand J ury ndictments Of 1W Immisies— FqW MEMBER STORES COMMAND ALBERTO BALSAM I HAIR SPRAY E4 CONDITIONER SUAVE SUAVE CREME RINSE 39 SHAMPOO Retail 2.19 WOW 1.39 Retail I 6 L$ Retail ..... ___ SrIlIrk riwnr Iu ND'S 4 1 . • _ COLD CREAM SHAVE CREAM ,. r/iijii TRAC If ______ ,r 1.59 Retail N119 4'c b.a...I 6.1 OZ. LADYSCHICK& SAMSON 11OZ . 0 O8$ COVER GIR MEDICATED CREAM '' knit 3.50 Retail MEDICATED CREAM FORTIFIED 19 II1 ThT, 1.95 29 A —' U IT I 1.98 Retail N , früanbpuns said there woul d benowarrants Issued on the present in. (iictment.s and they too will remain sealed. Cowart later dicMedthewdlcL inter wined with other in formation In the grand Jury SALON STYLE-PRO HAIR DRYER i WITH SEE THRU HOOD 4-HEAT SETTINGS FOLDS COMPACTLY FOR STORAGE TILTS BACK SOFT PUFFS 2.39 Retail . 29.95 VALUE OO Count 1,19 129 Retail Ti ' Ryan: Firm Can •j99 Zo 1 No. HD 10A DAYS TO CLAIROL HERBAL ESSENCF SHAMPOO 2.40 Retail 141 &OSS 1250 WATT 1.59 Retail —. B!G SOUI., FROM DUAL DYNACOUSTIC SPEAKERS. CAN BE DETACHED a SPREAD UP TO 12 FEET WITH CARRYING -. F1I AUTOMATIC CHANGER 89.95; VALUE — 59.9S VALUE No. VY4 -- —ww- - 4 HEAT SETTINGS 2 SPEEDS SIEE THRU TURQUOISE CASE Working Women 'Appreciated' Area iorkfng women took time off from their Jobs Th ursday morning to enjoy an appreciation bru nch hosted by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Story piitues Page 1-C. In the Sunday F4I tIou of The E vening - '---- SUP By JOE ASKER"1 Herald Staff Writer - -1 -. ' - - - -- - so "- - 4"AL A Sanford man wa siIl critical condition In the in tensive care unit this mornin at Florida Hospital North as a '- - accident late Thursday afernoon which injured (our other men who were treated ______ nf - t 'fr i.. ' Aswt '1" ' 'E1": ' , ., ='- - spokesman sai d. Homet C. Harris, 57, an em ploye of the Florida Department of Transportation (DOTI.wasoneof(ourworkers on the median of 14, Just north of the S.R. 436 intersection in Altamonte Springs, when the - - c4,-;w1,• -ft- Florida Highway Patrohun "But we can't even get them c- (county officials) to take a glance at Us," he Saul Meanwhile, SC 0 P A are moving "very -.- & ZZ.._ Tr L-..-. .4 - ,, , • _, --' - A barge carrying 9,000 — of diesel fuel docked a, the facility Thursday nidit, and pumped Its 378.000 gallons Into Florida Highway Patrol Trooper GladIeu inspects spot where the were injured Thursday alt storage iioo' n i-i just tankr before dawn 436 ________________________ Intersection Lu Altamonte Springs Herald Photo by Joe Askreo) today ''-' - driven by Charles Edwin Wjjjj, 4ZOrlando,apparenuy "ma an abrupt change of la ne" Just be fore his car slamm ed into the rear of a DOT truck contamiiig two workers and two otheis standing They were all lying i the grouidwher I got thcre,' said Treated and re1easd were Willis, Leaston C Smith, 34. Orlando who was a passenger in the truck, Earl Keifer Vaughn 61 Sanford who was standiq on the median and yelled to the others. and Joseph By ED PRICKE-717T Enimitt Priest Jr., 33, Ovje, Chief Ken Triplett's daughter. (CETA) program, a feiwal In a letter to Be6ole on Nov. police radio dispatcher-jailer. the DOT superintendent 'Aho lleraldStaff Writer Shirley, over a nine-mnontn program designed to off se t l9.Mrs. Stone said, "The 011111 ordered the Chief's was at the wheel of the truck, Clty'of period until her termination unemployment. Tha $4,000 Oviedo must reimburse daughter terminated Nov. 10, according to FHP Trooper The City' of Oviedo is [man' Nov. 10, as a police radio fame from CETA funds. ac. Seminole County for the cost on the strength of a letter from Lawrence Gbdteuz. dolly unable to repay the dispatcher. to Jim Bedsole, the iicurred by an ineligible ap- Bedsole. Later, Bedsole county $4,000 in federal funds Gladieux said Harris suffer ed "I don't see any waywecould county's CETA dirt'etnr nun-mt - ----- - L — - - - Mayor Says Oviedo Can't Repay CETA Money Around Thr Clock '4-A Dear Abby .... -5-A Bridge ---------- -- 8-A Horobcope ------------ S-A Calendar Church News 7.t Obituaries ........ 5-A Comics l'Z-H - S-A Sports Crossword -. 10-A 8-A lrIe%lsIon Editorial Women 4-A 9A OC(jiflg I9 ,_ -- housing prisoners immediately at the rate of SEA per day. Old Homestead To Be Razed The flistline family of Longwood stems from on of the area's eurile-ct settlers. Soon the 60-year-old family home i1I be razed for highay expansion Story nad photos in Seminole Magazine 99 e PERCENTAGE 5688 leer DRYER CASE SQ. ROOT 4 SPEED ir •ee/ PRO STYLE C / MEMORY CALCULATOR WITH DETACHABLE SPEAKERS - .. -- Ryan added that Standard System is "geared tip and Inside Sundav "THE BOSS" UNIMRK 813T STEREO PHOim O - , - After Crash ' — 12 OZ. GENERAL ELECTRIC MUSTANG II p Critical - — CREME RINSE 29 - 1' - Sanfordi te . BuildJail Cells By MilliE MURPHY approved cells of any security Herald Staff Writer standard for a fraction of the The administrator of the cost" of conventional con1 Seminole Count) Port struction Authority (SCOPA) says he Is Ryan said $11.5 million 'unable to understand" why has been authorized for concount" officials have not struction of new detention C0111111issioned SCOPA tenant facilities in the state, and Standard Systems, Inc.. to Standard Systeffm, Inc., can p produce modular jail cells to produce modular cells for a relieve the county's prisoner- mere $3,000 per cell whereas conventional con Jiunes Ryan Wd the officials con can cost se veral Umes c are a need for more jail space, while "They talk about a T )I "right here tnoqir back yard we r'eferendum next year to build a haveperhapstheonlycompany new county jail, but those '4,.', Ii__1IJIIVIfJ CHRIS TMAS in thestatet'.atcanproduce things get turned down all the 9's — - ,, . ladif f19 3UflK II BLADES ,, n — Retail DOUCHE 78c Retail — , y LOVE AFFAIR TOOTHPASTE Srll , 4.00 - - - - Inmates Sta e Hun er Strike In Coun V all ESOTERICA iLLLIIt SUPER SPEED RAZOR flIR 77 29.95 VALUE EACH No. 351 & 332 1.59 265 Retail :$ - is 17 1 b - SANTA •' fl • - - 800 A WATT DRYERS U REGULAR NICE & EASY - ••— I SPEED STYLING ESOTERICA LIPSTICK L t~ - Ø4 anom V1, . . 1.39 Retail 49 t'-- -- . - 16 OZ. 2.09 Retail WV CLAIROL . • — ~_ 0 ~7. . INJECTOR BLADES BONDED BLADES !"4: 77 LA '•'- ' I I 16 OZ. I 'Elf Scrmnole-Brevard State fl ______________ - ;;---.-Attorney Abbott Herring said Herrini was told Thursday by a today he ii preparing an appeal State Atty. General Robert I Shcvin's office in Tallahassee to the State Supreme Court In • effort..c to 'et local circuit (OUZt that he can ask the Supreme L.._— Court for ,rIt of iii u d nub, Judges to ufLedI four grditi jury ••,• -indictments, which cuiwnands the per. . Meanwhile, a group of formance of an official act or — -.• duty. citizens took out a parade L— !a I The Issue being taken before permit and scheduled a 1 p.m. 'i'-- , _1:.3 • thC &iprvniv Court by Herring dehiuhbltatiun and march .j- '., — i-i' involves a dispute dealing with around the county courthouse 1A (, .,••-" protesting the sealing of tne the official duties ofa judge and a sta te atttney. Indictments by the circuit 14 court. Ileffing aid he doesn't 7rc / ,. -pect the Supreme Court to act The Seminole County Grand / I Jury, after a four-week before the 15-day period or. ••••'l dered by Cowart ends, but that reported probe of county 3rly~ I in government actions and alleged the appeal is necessary due to -his position in the dispute. Sunshine Law violations, on . -t.-'G Wednesday presented an inJudge Cowart exited the -. ) / / ! fbr Th ursday afternoon closed door terim report and four In// z ( chembers hearing dlctrnents In circuit with -. ii_ ç Assistant State Atty. William Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart ' r yo pc Jr. immediately ordered Staley and attorneys Newman Brock and Gerald !lutb'rg and _ report and Indictments sealed Mrs. Doma BrInkle I left) and June eron c = ready sips for protest ma ! 0d2,' 2 9 2 1 -0-1 6 dectmed to reveal what had and not made public for 15 days. judge's sealing of grand Jury indIctmuts. J Uera1d Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) I Cowart said he was following taken place. Brock, Rutberg night's annual Sanford-Seminole County Christmas Parade and Staley also declined to the advice of Circuit Judge report so as to make it difficult, formation contained In the the Indictments but the motion comment, IN TOWN through Down town Sanford. Approximately 100 units were in the Volie A. Wffliams, who was to If not impossible, to allow Jury's report, was denied. When told tod3y of the iln. parade that tsted for nearly two hours and was witnessed by have received the jury's report. making the indictments public Herring said Ws staff asked "We're in the process now of pending citizens' protest several thousand spectators. (More Photos, Page 2-A) 11firrald Cowart took the return while without revealing other in- Cowart on Thursday to release preparing what we consider the Williams was at lunch and had (Continued On Pace $-Al I I iit UOCUIflCfl%3 sealed4 i n an envelope prepared by Williams. Die court cited a state law Six Protest Food, Conditions that prevents making public — grand jury reports naming individuals who are not irmlicted until the persons named have a chance to petition the court to 10 1 rerr"I Cr expunge Um report or po rtions of the report . Stdk Division of Corrections inspectors were ro lk said that Incident ended "about a month ago In a note smuggled out of the jail from one of the Accordin' to the law If such scheduled to visit the Seminole County Jail this at. are denied adequate medication "and are mostly after a couple of days" when the inmates were moved inmates to The Herald the prisoners' reasons for the motions are made terr.00n where six inmates are In the second day of a r laughed at when they ask for help;" and that to other jails in the central Florida area while awaiting hunger strike were outlined as follows: must remain sealed until the huiiger strike protesting the food served and jail "pr warisoner camps are treated like they e in a prisoner-of. return to the Sanford faciflty that wa3 being repaired — Pow food to the degree !~wl prisoners "are going DistrictCourt of Appeals rules conditions, by (a corriction, ; offical and some of the following the June 9 fire that resulted In the deaths of to bed hungry at night." or the circuit Court's ruling Ther1ff John Polk said the six prisoners, all in one other offi ci als at th e jail as th ey threaten inmates wi th io inmq(es and a corrections officer. —Only one Jail commissary delivery a week the motions. ceilbiock, started their protest by refusing the noon harsh punishment." consisting of "io food stuffs to help substancuate the Jail officials said there were 60 inmates being held The local grand jury report Is meal Thursday. hunger pains, Before going into a meeting with trs staff, Polk in county jail today and th at only six were refu.sing to I say th e food's good, Polk said. When the get believed to name at least one said, 'Th ere Li no factual basis for the inmates' eat. cat. or uL can t up re a Only one visiting day a week "consisting of only ose unindicted co-conspirator, thus complaints." Apparently state jail inspectors were called five minutes, although some visitors come several the sealing of the report. Polk d i dn't disclose the names of the striking Inlie said the corrections officer named by inmates in to see prisoners, because some of the inmates are prisoners awaiting Normally grand jury their complaint removed a television set from the In- mates but he said "It's the same group that started a dictments are made public once transfer to state penal facilities. The stete has The inmates aLso complained that they are refused hunger strike whea we cellblock after the cells failed La pass inspection had them in the lzkc Ownty the persons indicted are JurLsdiction over jails end makes regular Umpections telephone calls "allliough some are to obtain or help because the Jail' and ratings of local facilities, arreoted on warran ts Issued by counsel towards gettthg a fair trial;" that prisoners by jail rules. the circuit court. But Cowart :•'-- £29 130Z. proper legal appeal to the SUI)CMIC Courts" Herring said - 2.50 Retail 48 29 11), BOB LLOYD Herald StafI Writer WETl1E1t — --- — ' '- " ---- . --- -.- —,."--- - —'- — 'f--- —.-- -,-:•_--- -- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 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/835131dad48fd011299ea0d4d05494f8.pdf 53cc63da521bf9d84e79d860de885fa3 PDF Text Text _ -I------ - - a - _ - - a .., '. % a , Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1973 -I BEETLE R AILPY Mort LJurnble Walker At 'TIUP I t \ TOLJc*' I LJE1 TO J E1 AOJT J ______ RIME ____,•/ i - I Q-, ) .11 _,; L -.,f,% 11 01111, ~~ 0 ~~_1'~.---____ _____ 7 4 ri -- r 7 WI o t Lubricant ?2 Sacred butt & LR1GJ6 Art Sansom . oR V 2 I — nin-Iffi [ Sea a For Wednesday. 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You're wise to treat It in CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. an affable manner, while still 19) You could be upset today. recognizing its g1 avity. Those you've done favors for CANCER (June 21-July 22) expect more ar! Be You're an effective worker compassionate, but don't be ~ today as long as you don't take used. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19I on an unrealistic load and wind Pact, hay I? Corner 19 Faitiers 23 Heaps 24 Engrave 23 Mud a name 26 Large plants 77 Prescribrng. as a course of action 28 Dregs 29 Concludes 31 nioisn groom — — — -I :1 7 --- t21 0 -. CAMPUS CLATTER with 131M0 BURNc by C- .- i . 1. -Ia or NMN && # RU 0 M It - - — — — I $2 43 44 _______________ ' a .......... L_J. ' 45 4S — = _ E______ i 41 50 I CT.ME-wiiiiis 0 JIIUJI UBI Jul11 Larry Lewis t , =0 ~ .___ 7 47 48 — 51 I - — j —j 6.— — —2 56 limited degr ee. A strong willed quit day. rrcnn i'nailrt hrnwhiir,t vru, lntt, - tcec 11'ph flMnr,'h ••••• Aa doing something against yuur 'Pils will be a very rew.. ,rding day if you don't trip over your better judgment. VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 22) own feet. Avoid impulsiveness. Today you'll get your fair share by being honest and straight. YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec.3, 1975 forward, but not too pushy. Expose yourself this coming Respect those you deal with. LIBRA (Sept. 2J-Oct. 23) A year to an environment where friend has an annoying habit of you'll be able to make new shooting down ideas you feel contacts. You can form are good. Today, save beneficial alliances If you aggravation. Don't tell aim cultivate the right people. WIN ______ By OSWAIJ) V II ANS ACJN, YLVESTER? kEY, 4O%v _- EVE RYflIIN... J YL/KK.' DESIST IN YOUR 11 Kidney L HEARD ,---- \XIR DEF4MAnowf CYNCM IS (iN- . Not Unders CALLED FOR! By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Chic Young 'LdTj WHY SPEND MONEYONYP TOOTSiE I'T20 'sot.s' I C&J WAJiTS ME TO . )—.-' iA 'It JU IN i.sso PIIINIJTE$!) (EALLY ) J P •—, ,: ' ----- r-I a J1_A ! C.fr 1(7 JI ('L f , f ,0) 4' ,# .w /; • • ) i!Li/ , r14 I -, k; ! • •.--- — - -•---•--- - 'RISCILLA'S POP by AlVeirm,., I OWE I - WkAT A N (TEAM WE WOULD \ I-1AvE MADE ) DEVOTED Muck o I TkANS FOR TkE HIS LIFE To BOOKS. LlBAy OF — CONGRESS') ' .. .., \ V/ \ . 0 / ç:tit .4J} L ' - !2L I:i il (I * I •,, t .- Ell~_ . - TO AN '\ E.GiJS'i r -__ -1 i - [C r'o—i MEAN Y lAvE YOu (?Q. I'D LIKE To TRIEOTME 'MAT ' . ~ , - 111. 1 AICHIE r •..ç~-t ... .. i -€ / -, 'L:1 h I ____ .,-r t ~ I" - .- Ir OfETr .) ii ~~~_** by Bob Montana "(WELt., YOU EAT LOTS A)OLOTS I1OF PENJUT EN W<' 114 YOUR XcIti-I'm STICKSTO6ETHER,UCAN'T N IT TO EAT ANYTHJ$G •' ; 4 i:- •;i. ' 11 - * I ' ,"\,~e,, --,\%~~, 9 l A' ch 4E~ ' - —, -C - - . " I - 1%7 I It I- - II.4,I . ': i 'I4! X?'I.(' i. ""&' IV P~Ijt p-n . ____1#L;_ . ,a'& N. '-' J$1C )f -I -17tI..J1 , --- , FRANK AND ERNEST -: LIT a.JYi ' " - by Bob Thav.s r- '• r :. . i .* j I .." - .1 ')-<. 1Z¼.. — • (' -- -. - .?' __ E• 4- •s- - - T . -:_••II.I -.= ----,- _•;i._ -. $RM - ___ -F •- w! ___ • _.. L7' -• ••_•••_f - ._.__*__*__.Ii ). .— - , • . QUENTIPI ? 19-59 uiy -, I ... • — X4 - . RMIMeR LIS r. - 14 1 - -? tood _______________________ ' g Lamb -q • ,I&J _____________ myuglobin. It is dilute e urine adequately. DOONESBtJRY 12- 1 • a a. by T. K. Ryan • / 4EY VS ø OVER ' 7 MY RLJØØER (4 YEAR, FEI4.AS! "TS )- I ( PCKY WWI fWflj. YOU ' \ NE W r\ % ff1k l!- r. R31- ' it -- - - • " WITH U? - (\ 1 QUACK NO k - c LJ 111* 0AIIYYA IW SHOT tW 1RA • c # CUT ITS * 0AT!j AØe'-f CkfR$ftij44f wc 4cy lWrr 1\ [ 4UMAN \ fl,rjj4! aim, iir sii,' g 7ifjp c S4OTr4t, tjMj 601' 5.A1.1V OVflv , - e of, AL )lSt! \ I 5, i T AXQ7 K Bo th vulnerable A / TUMBLEWEEDS '4 DEAR READER - You have a very rare disease, and there There are some cases where are a lot of face ts of It that are the problem hai occurr ed in not completely understood, family members, but this is the That Is why uan't get the raaest of the types soen, answer you want. Actually, you do not have a The chief danger Is damage kidney d1sese. The defect is In t the k!dacy5 fi-ulil the relation to Your muscles, All of myoglobin. Particularly during I-— have a stbtanee in ow. an attack drink lots of water to th much like hemoglobin in the red Person can get along well with cells of your blood except that it only one kidney so the Iüss of 18 is a smaller molecule. And, it per cent of your kidneys is not has largely the same purpose, se rious. to combine with oxygen. This is Your case Is rare enough that one way your muscle cells store your doctor might want to have oxygen be mediately available for any you examined at a university muscle work without waiting medIcal center. By quite complex tests they might be for a supciy of oxygen from able to pinpoint the basis of circulation, Your reanTent atlacka and Your energy comes rom use of oxygen to break down offer something more confood products to release the structive. energy they contain. Without For information on Anemia, oxYgen ill the cells, reprdku send In 50 cents for 7be Health of your diet, you will not be able Letter, number 4-3, Under io use food energy. If a person standing the Anemias, with a has an iron deficiency the long, stamped, self-addressed myoglobin as well as envelope for mailing. Address hemoglobin In the red blood your letter to Dr. Lamb, In care cells can be affe'-ted. of this newspa pe r, P. 0. Box The usual form of 1551, Radio City Station, New myng1nhInirla resuR from Yerk, NY 100'.. called - 'h I 11 I - A n d " cil y We East 'i SCh 2I Pass 2V Pass 5 4NT lus 6* Pass Pass men t s C B R -- Grand By BOB LLOVD Iferald ff M 26 Police Chief's — uiiibvr of indictments — perhaps as man), as three - were retwoed tods by the y Seminole County Grand Jury which for four et probing county governmental operations. ClrcWt Court Judge Joseph A. Cowan Jr., immediately ordered the grand jury report sealed. lie said under law the report can remain sealed for 15 days giving persona named In the Indictment the chance to reply to the charges. aIauaau C*i mu not apeciiy the 6. returned, n . LJ..tm..n.... it J Daughter CETA Worker --~ Ne po tis m C ('in-uI Court Ckrkjr lk-klthJr., to make four copies of the jury,s report for the judge to distribute to the person or Pe rsons accused. Two attorneys, Gerald Rutbcrg and Newman Brock, were In the courtroom and immediately we'll Into it huddle after the grand jury presented its repo rt. Rutbera renresenfa Cnt,nh- i',.,,,. ,,, mialoncr Mike llaltaway and Bruck represents Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski. liattast-ny and Kwia tkowski were the only two county romminjoners who did not Iestify before the jury, which was reportedly probing aiiegaiiona of violation of Florida's SUflIhl_J In 0 By ED PRICKM crime up with the $4,000,11 Program. fie said it was only by Triplett twine on an Ovie& rcccived diffcring opinioas IIrld Staff Writer Co in m I s s loner H a r r y "accident" that it was even voucher. He notified his about whether the hiring of Ms. State officials have charged Kv 5id, discovered, supervisor. Triplett was a clear-cut can Oviedo city officials w-ith "IVY shouid nepotism and demanded or a reason," Com, -miss loner program such as Uds? it's very wrote Atlanta seeking direcThe special Commission repayment of ,000 n federal John Kimbrough agreed, difficult," be said, lion. At me sa e O vi do e 's me eting In nv th ,6rv M ati_i ni .. funds used , .... -------iiiiiui uu;II UIU LflC ntring .; . otusoIe said MS. &ripieu was mayor was notified. Kwiatkowski. Kwiatkowski had the OviedO police chief's looked like a "mistake' and did one of four candidates who Then on Nov. 19. the letter recently been made aware of ddughter over a nine month's not involve any illegality on the applied'for the post. lie also arrived from Mrs. Stone sta Ung the incident and wanted full period, part of Oviedo officials, said the was one of the "most nepotism was involved, board concurrence as to the Police Chief Ken Triplelt's Bedsole said the Oviedo in. qualified." Bedsole said he had contacted county's course of action — daLLg,hter, Shirley, was hired on cident is the first of its kind In A CETA -supervisor in Lharge officials inAtlartj prior to the %hich was to concur with the Feb. 2 as a police radio Seminole County's CETA of pay vouchers discovered the !dtr fr"----Viania .a..A 1....4 —.. dispatcner.jaiier. She was t1!nnI'1ted on Nov. 10 afk county officials advised Mayor Le',n 0111ff that the st'te nepotism WLAS involved and that the $4,000 must be repaid. f i t ()f F g Ms. Triplett was hired under By AUDIE MURPHY operate as a full-time business to carry out the DDC's four-pint the county's Comprehensive Herald Staff Writer Education and Trairing Act program to revitalize Downtown Sanford. (CETA), a federal program Meanwhile, Mi Jacobson said she is confident more large With $40,000 already in its c-offer5, the Down town LA con tr geared ibu ti ons wi ll come in, because some corpora ons to offset - . ti contacted unemployment. inent Councl! (DDC) Is confident of acquiring th e balance of the had to await The $4,000 was salary paid over authorization from their boards of d irectors bthwe additi na $35,000 needed to fund the first year of its redevelop, pledging. the nine month's period ;'hlch n.,: program, according to DDC Execu tive Director Sara At Monday night's meeting at the Civic Center, redevelop.. came out of CETA funds, CETA Jacobson. nient Di rector Jim Bedsole said, promoter Jeno Paulucci anncnced approximately $25,000 . 4 The vehicle for th at program will be a non-profit Downtown in lar ge con tr ibu ti ons had been raised from a den lal sources. Hiring Ms. Thpplett was a Development Corporation, nov being drawn up by Doug Sten- -'i Pledges by dozens of oth er downtown businessmen and "clear violation of CETA strom, local attorney and DDC member, ,') prope rty owners raised that amount to the $40,000 level and th e requirements in regard to "There are two things that have to be done now," MISS DDC is expecting more pledges to come in every day. •• nepotism," said Mrs. Betsey Jacobson said. "One of them is mainta ining th e continuity of th e Ston,, the deputy director f funding effort The Do wn town Development Corporation, as soon as It begins by contacting e thos who have made pledges; the operations, ,..' manpower will begin to st'kly the feasibility of locating a cornplanning in other Is to contact those who haven't contributed to sollc1t their munity center complex in \g.4 Tallahassee. Downtown Sanford, Miss Ja cobson pledges." -- — said. ' "The city of Oviedo must She added that was imperative that redevelepment plans be The multi -million dollar complex, including a &2~ __ i reimburse Seminole County for acted upon as swn asIt possible, — ~. I new city ball, a ____ in the coal incurred by on at high level, and said the DDC will get down to business when it fices, as suggested by specialty-foods magnate Paulucci, who ii.eligible applicant," Mrs. meets next w eek. has pa rticipa ted in the redevelopment of Duluth, Minn. Stone said in a letter to Dedsole. Miss Jacobson said she would deliver a report to the DDC Funding for the complex would come via federal morn ma de At a meeting Tuesday, the members at the mting, tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, available through the county commission decided on "loose e nds" that ed to be taken care Economic DeveIopmnt Administration, ne of. after matching funds were generated at thelocal level, Oviedo officials mnt'st either The crucial step of voting on a brd of directors for the Miss Jacobson said if the city cotwnluion planned to a' produce the $4,000 or an &velopmnent corpora tion probably will co me next spend week a ls o, she $1.8 million for a ci ty ball, it would make more sense us th _____________ :=adequate explanation, to e e added, -----money as mat hing funds to obtain ,, a multi-million dollar complex "I personally feel they should 11w non-pt out dcvclopmcnt corporation will be designed to for the city. DDC Con cJ e r"i - I i n cl in • sion had arrived. Should hr play the king or the 10 Alvin Roth, sitting E3sL wa capable of ducking twice with the ace without batting an eye In (act he had done just that Tobias Stone, sitting West, was just as capable of ducking smoothly if he held theace. Jacoby did play the king and make his contract. me decision was not a mere guess, After considerable thought he had come to the conclusion that Stone had followed to the first spade pst IIIC 'rv Lat bit titwer t.'an his normal tempo and that C S'in" iad dLtUdII IJ,C ace he would have'played low a trifle (aster than is normal tempo SOLTII ID) £ K Q 10 7 ___________________ I had my Lit ritack in with disclored urilie an'i exhaustion when pliy.tical exertion was Involved. A da' or Injury to the muscles. This CSfl two of rest would clear t,'e evti happen if a person is urine. I've had at least eigh trapp under falling debris in attacks aince then. Si'ice 1970, a collapsing building. It hap. though, I have (cit "done In" pens mor 'ften from unusually even after getting a good vigoous physical exertion, mght's sleep. Md!ry phucians see it In troops after a long march if I'm 4-' bnd weig h 145 aid ha ve had a ei'y active We, tl'cy have not been tr1ne'J to 'cowling, baseball, football, tolerate that much activity. track, basketball and swimThe injured muscles are sore ming. I can't do any of these and rclese myoglobin. m r•-w for fear of an myoglobin is eliminated in the Will my children have this? urine, giving It a red or What about my brothers and LrowiJsh color. The swollen sistersand theirchildren?WiIl andsorem uscles lnvolved,pl us dialysis help? I had another the discolored ui-the, are a attack last Saturday after pretty good Indication of th.. washing and waxing my car. nature of the problem. SpecW My doctor says rest and no tests of the urine and blood physical exertion. establish that the hatance muscles - - - :4 DEAR DR. LAMB — I am tryi ng to find out as much as I can about the kidney disease, myoglobinuria.I have been told by my doctor that I have it. 1111 ____________ and JAkH..' JA('OH\' 2 _______ __________ #4 AT BRIDGE NORTH *8 6 5 A K 1111 •2 8654 WEST KAST £J 2 £ A 93 Q 9 €3 #J 1095 643 — ( j E __________________________________________________________________________________________ - 1X0(July 23-Aug. 22) You're down once In a while. Trouble sure of you rself today — to a is, you ma not know hCfl to 1 23 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents -- J 19 l 68th Year, No. 89-Wednesday, more. -- — — 91 ________ 1 I T I ___ f 3.1 sotr' Ii Scatters as -10 fly BERNICE BE[)EOSOI T tIE S " ., F tO Mumiciied riving command 12 6%TT to CJr 5A A DOWN Egypt 74 German name I lies : J;h 2 PIast 27 Pub brew ingredient 30 Great drucd 3 Air wine 32 Abate message 31 In bad taste 4 Christmas (tith del song 3 S Expunged 5 Drinker 36 Cured meal 6 Teeter 37 Hardy ncr One 7 light biow, 3 Y oung got 8 fll.rues Rr! 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Jacoby's good hands He dard American bidding reached a very normal sixThe answer is "Yes' but spade contract after opening most advanced partnerships an artificial forcing two-club play that if opener rebids his bid suit after a negative response, Th e play started ('lrkly partner may pass with an abenough, lie won the •a'nond solute blank hand lead entered dumr., with a heartledasmallspadetohis (For 0 copy of JACOBY queen which held the trick. MODERN, send Silo' "Win Then he ruffed a diamond to at Bridge," do this get to duniniyagain and led a newspapor. P.0 Box 489. second trump East played Radio City Station, New York, low and the moment of deci N V 10fl19 - 421~1 T' r _ P&33 Opening lead - - Nine-year-old Keishann Washington, 109 Strickland Ave., Sanford, proudly accepts a check from Chrstmns Parade Chairman Fred Davis and Santa (laos. Miss Washington submnittt'd the theme "Spirit of Christmas, '76" and that was chosen for this year's parade, which will be staged In Downtown Sanford Thursday night beginning at 70. (Sec parade map, page 2-A) Ulerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) CHRISTMAS T.ithiL ---- — - IJ1hI()fiujduI) •) Freem fl sIcs Lake Mary Loser Stumbo Protests • B)' DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer • LAKE MARY - Unsuc.. cesaful city council candidate Roger Sturnbo has filed a written protest of Tuesday's official election results that - • -• rotli~ a.. , .-. - -- - -- - ,, - oi~ year when hx won a ofle-year split term. Last year, he said, he conducted a door-to-door ' effort while this year he con. J 'entrcted on a mailing to the 1 voters and meeting citizens on the streets of the community. ' Martin Bacon Sr. and Harry since designdted an interim :';r- . ., ,f ir ': '• Terry and -- -11 '"a -. official In the city charter -. '•. - 4 - •• 4!- postMrs.DeLoresLash. , S adoptedinAugust,1973.Hewas _______ _ For Special Counsel 'i .11' CARNIVAL 5\ r by Dick Tumor Ji(. . . '. Stumbo, Tuesday night after . elected to a two-year term In _____ - - '. - ."the election resul ts were cer'' . • December the same year. ' County Attorney [" Tom ci;' -, •1 • ' -a, a'' • Mrs. Lash, who, was Vihlen and Kimnhrough were lifted by a canvassing board . X117 Freeman asked the county ' . -. .not present when that decision composed ot Mayor Walter __!% ______ : ,, corruntsslon Tueday to hire Sorenson, Council members - .• .1 the charter, was subsequently w iide. , " separate counsel to represent i9pa 4% . _____ Freeemn said he saw "little Bert Pr'rinchief ar.c! Vtrglnia ' ; W.1 elected to a one-year split term the commission in the upLI A Af 0 merit" to the suit, but he said if Mercer and City Clirk Kay . - ' I _____ , i ,J and declined Ic seek re-election i-:.. coming clay pit litigation. the commission hires individual &assman, filed the protest over I . '\In December, 1974, • A suit filed in circuit court the tabulation of rot, for the ______ _____ _____ attorneys the "public is going alleges commissioners Illegally ______ get It in the ear when it comes council seat three post. a aborted the $517,000 purchase ' In the protest he questioned , --time to s • "In pursuit of pc'rsonal ___________________________ Commissioner Dick Williams "the accuracy of the voting ___ reasons" and asks In excess of said he saw no "merit what- machine and the tabulatio,i $10,000 from the county and ,-_L , soever" in the Mandell suit and directed by the city clerk. I also Around The Clock - - - - -- - individual commissioners, ____________ didn't see why it couldn't t, request an investigation of said _______________________ ' -" Bridge The suit was filed by Greater ,,, same," he saId. _________________________ "dismissed" "' kn .............. Construction -.Corp. The suit also claims the - -. The single voting machine Comics • .6-B Lake Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson I right) c-ingratulates electlown inners 1 from left) Martin r4coa Crossword Casselberry-. The firm's -—, ~1 ............, ....&B R • tract near Markham Woods Elementary School polling Sr., Mrs. Delores Lass and harry Terry. president, Lester Mandell, was ,,'- • a. Editorial ..................4-A quizzed by grand jurors who "" road to agricultural diminished place was impounded by the Dear Abby - . ............ 7ll are probin ____ the value. The rezoning was a poli ce depa rt ment, on Stumbo's governmental r~ The tally included 15 absentee Wallace Hall, whotti Stumbo Stumbo said the vote may have Dr. LSlnb .................6-B / operatinns A report (torn the condition of the purchase request. -' ballots, two of which were contacted Tuesday night aft-or been reversed on the machine, Horosco pe .................6-B jury Is expected later today, agreement. -The vote as certified gave dicquahhied. - '' ' the polls ckcd. ___ gi ving Bacvn Stumbo's votes Iluipitil ................... Freeman asked to be relieved ' Williams asked com- Mrs. Lash 403 tallies for elecTurnout in the election was Mrs. Stumbo said the official and Stumbo Bacon's Obitariei ---------------TOM FREEMAN because he said he will be a missioners again Tuesday night lion to seat one. - 545 (nearly 100 votes less than ballot for the election was "not do Bacon was jubilant today, Sports •..... .. . 3-10.11-A principal witnew In the trial. Mack Cleveland Jr. was for a decision to rezone the tract In the contest for the seat predicted by Mrs. Sassman), in order" and that candidateso noting he had campaigned for a Television ................12-A to , -0 I "It's necessary for me to testify mentioned as a tKwible can- back to its orighial zoning three position, incumbent for a 51 per cent turnout, much narr&s would hat ~~ %I OW ve been listed professional _ in the case," the attorney said. didate for the job. classification. Bacon received 301 votes to 153 more than seen in any of the alphabetically, and department when the city Commissioner John KimCounty Commissioner Sid But Commission ChaIrman for Ferguson and sslorSuunbo. other three Seminole cities tSEThhLlt Mrs. Sturobo added that can affc'd It. tumbo La a brough asked if conuitssloners Vihlcn Jr. signed the contract Mike Hatt.away said such a For the seat five office, in- which held elections Tuesday. voting machines are volunteer fireman and a could retain individual counsel, with Mandell. On Oct. 14, the decision at pr esent might aff ect cumbent Terry received 308 Tuesdays high 69. Overnight Stumbo and Mrs. Stunibo said automatically Impounded for member of the departmert's low 43. but Freeman advised the commission reversed Its the lawsuit. Commissioners while his opponent, former today that the impoundment of fire days following an electi on board of trustees. "Well, if this hurts you more than It does me, why don't I commission to retain only one decision and decided against agreed to hold off for two mayor Margie fless, m-eived the machine was requested on Slow wsrmin trenml thri-.i*gh i 4..' and that her husband is asking I. V)u ri s if II works in reverse?' attorney. Sanford Attorney ttv' purchase. n %ald he changed his Thursday. lflRhs Thursday weeks 22g , the advice of Counts' Judge for a recount of the results. cunp Baco ign strategy from last upper 70s to around 60. Lows lower to mid 50s, Winde bec ming li -_________ easterly on 7jurs6y. 'S ______ _____ _____ Today by Garry Trudeau - All £Mrs 4p/ ntziqpI fi,1-1' i 7g14°?., W! \ ~&_ V (~~, & i_- _j o • e. State Commerce Secretary A/so To Join Ceremonies ght tonight and Details and tides are o Page IE' IT " iW (tI 4011 / b;4ck To _-)i. DeQ' f k r,:, -'- - I _f ;:) 'S ft ' Gov, Askew Here For A 0 rain e e ra ion Florida Gov. Reubin Askew merce. Trombetta is the cidef bcfore greeting the one "the govermt- is close to Auto- Including the auto-ferry senice train, of having been "Pilinged . will touch down tMnv t n. hnnr-hn i-rn a.IMI tniirlcm ,..IIIL....eI, ..l.J... ..,ls, ta-Ill lesuci 1',.,al.' r...;.l...e r' ----- --, - .... - - - - pr0ject board. . �-- -. ____ _____________ - - - i I - - - - --.i - - - -. i - - --- - -- - - -- - - - p - - - i - S - - ---•- -&- - S. '-+ , - .-- j.. - - •._ - ._---_-.1 - 'IF '----j' -.-'\ -t 5tI - - - p•r - - ' " -' -.-- '---S.' ----r,,-,'-- ---------- -_--._,-- -, -5- t - -I TUi rI - - __ - a = - i.. ' __ I ___ r-! T A-Evening Herald I I9A `%~ \ N~ \ I NATION F01 I f N 13 U — ___ ___- The documents, made available by the Senate Inteligeice committee, show that the bureau's campaign against Charles E. Keen lasted from 196 to 37l ail was approvedt each step of the way by ti le late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. However, It was unclear whethr the letters were ever actually sent to Koen, sn a committee spokeswoman said Is currently a mlnhter in Cairo, M. Patt''Gefs Trauma Treatment If AN FRANCISCO (AF) -- Patricia Hearst s un. ergoirg psychiatric trctmcr.t to help he: overcome etiotlonal trauma, acording to her lawyer, who says she has lost weight and looks "pale .ind g!unt." Dr. Elizabeth M. Richards, a child psychiatris't, began treating Miss Hearst Tuesday afternoon at the San Matco County jail In Fedwood City, defense nttorney Albert Johnson said. The aim of the treatment is to aid her and help her in ovreoniing the emotional tr'uma we have all found she has been faced with in helping her prepare her defense to these charges and wxIcrst?nding. the nature of them," Johr,so- said in an interview. Officials Disagree On Busing MIAMI IThACU (AP) — The most widesprezd agreement among the nation's city officials is that they disagree so fundamentally on school busing that they dare not try to take a stand 'n it as a grou p. As court-irdered busing to achieve racial integration emerged as a volatile Issue In the both the National League of Cities and its sliter organization, the U.S. Conference of Mayors, avoided in each year, Including th"ienp. Lcsttinv any nnhlrv cthterrwiit on ihnid h,,qjr, tt.€.rej5 itrI (nil. The league represents 15,000 citIes and the corference speaks for those c4tles with more than 0,000 residents. Postmaster Ask3d To Explain f WASH1F{TON (AP) - Some members of Ccness, ;nit that Postmaster Gcnerl l3enarnin F. Boflar has rccci- t!y without c;r.!ting 'ted BaiLer to explain his postal policies. I.. _____ Third _______ _______ J - I - 6116 — St D_____ ______ ______ 'r - —4 4 ________ ________ _______ <-.1 Fourtht ____ ____ ________ ________ . - I, i ________ T % _ ______ U I 5--- - _________ _________ ________ 5; ________ _______ ________ -- SIXth ______ St ___ - -5 S . ec'h 5' ________ ________ I be held in the First Street, south on lAurel Avenuv and east on Second Downtown area Thursday night with the first unit stepping Street, then south on Park Avenue, where it will disband. The off at 7:30. The above map shows the entire parade route, theme for this year's parade Is "The Spirit of Christmas, from Its sta rt near th e Sanford Naval Academy, west on 1776." Sanford's annual Christn. as Parade will PARADE ROUTE Schreiner Suffers Defeat Ion wood Choose, BY DONNA ESTES -: HeraldStaffWrfter LONGWOOD- City voters., - ' - -W. foIlowlng thetradjtfonft _________r. 6-4--In recent years, ousted from T-- -- -. --- office two opposed incumbents, • -.. opting for two new faces In their ____________________ - - -- - I .1 t - • _W ____ . -. election. The most stunning defeat was - - pular choice by better than two-to-onetnhis first election jn Longwood councilman Gerar UIte trit.i In d Conne ll 73. Schreiner ran third In a threeman cortest as the electorate (second from right) commends Councilman-elect Parker Anderson, who topped $ TAMPA (APi "My kid-a will never, I mean never, go back to government schools," says a mother of seven after a jury convicted her of breaking the law by keeping two daughters out of school to protest the state's - Her children are in an approved school right in her liv- - jailAltamonte polke said details of the arrest and charge weren't Immediately available. Jail bQoklng records Indlc$ed universities, rffid that decision will not be made until state - ,, SpLsani w arrested by three ______ -- officers In the parking lot of Holiday Inn, Altamonte three-man slate Ia his first 1314 for office Tuesday, whil e Mrs Springs, at 2:48 a.m. Bond for Anderson heft) and Mrs.Connell share the Joy of victory. lri-'krc dodde next April how much money higher education will receive, it will become the first state to do Piland, Hen dsh rpy.,, AWin At W inter Springs — Ns finances. "1 would hope that those who said there's been a iolation of the law would be there to state the violation, not have it interpreted in the newspaper, " Conner said Tuesday in asking for the meeting. posts Van Eepoel for her group 4 of 500. Mc(laln resigned, received 351 by the voters In Tuesday's council se3t. Pilan'j, who was elected to votes. His opponert, Laurent Out of1,438registereijyos the city council in 1972 and was Pellerin received 206 votes. Sims Wants Close Insurance Chec Orlando, on a circuit court warrant charging deUve-y of cont'qlled sutttance. His bond ç Juveniles Charged In Group 2, Hendrix, who was In other reports, deputies inted in May to fill the arrested two juvenile girls vacancy left by the resignation ages IS and 16 - Tuesday at of Councilman Roger Harris, assistant superintendent for finance. iding Simssaidhe will rpc'nmri,,,j trIbutts, but dee'tcorio,j the board "activate lt risk hospitalization coverage which the he said is a "cop-out" He said county office level to gain a the board could "consult" witi closer check on bid lists and SEA but shouldn't allow it to Disc osure l specification, "so as not to control the hospitalization favor one lnurance agency coverage. over another." "The board has an obligation Sims said Karns Insurance to close the loopholes" In its Atenrv and Th M'Vfl,!n 1 rsurar.c cvcragc, said Sint, Agency have handled the adding, "It's just good board's $250,000 In liability management." insurance premium Costs for He said he would also from 35 bids mailed out for the t&lauetIzisyear, the two low, _., recommend .. the - board - establish an unnias aavlsory in. omrnittee. taway (D-Altamonte Springs) Is holding a meeting of somepersons 20 perso who will be working In the ninth congressional district of Florida gathering signatures 'pitIini Guy. iieubin Askew's drive for a heeled up conflict of interest ]ai and sunshiz,e law mendznL The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., today in meeting room lat the Altamonte Civic Cen ter. Hattaway said today it will be dctermjned at tonight's meetln how tie campa ign will be handled. uarri, said i board plans to expand its bid The state legislator noted he Is for full financial diclosure in government - full disclosure of all financial list next year to include Orlando interests, all eam aIgn financing. He sa¼I those who would be In violation then would be Krns and McKIbbIJ also l of tota iianidled ,I In caw fu annual insurance coverage ending Oct. 1 for the City 'f Tossed salad Sanford, according t. City flake'j denen Clerk Henry N. Tarnzn Jr. I.4tfl Move ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Ztate Rep. Robert Hat- 1 uaurance agents in School Menu strike. There was no Immediate reaction from the prisoners or their outside supporters. Prison authorities have refused to allow reporters to interview the strikers. Frank Lake Howell High School, Dike Ash received 267 votes to win the arrests were made, and the alternatives In courtesy Also on tonight's agenda is a busing of pupils who live less the Group 4 seat over Mrs. girls suspended from scbo'1, Van Eepoel, who received t3 after they went to Dean of Sims said the board also has busing committee report from than two miles from their votes, and Mrs. Mary Daniels, Students Raymond Gaines' he will recommend the board let the Seminole Education Dr. Stewart Abel. a member of resptctive school, get "cmplct control" of Its Association (SEA) contract for wife of Councilman John office to sign-lit 'due to skip. Insurance coverage, which the $350,000 in annual r Daniels, who received 61 votes, ping school" and officials —. c costs about $00,000 In total ho.iptaiIzatIon prerniwn costs The first woman to serve as detected an odor. anival premiums, when the paid to Blue Cross-Blue Shield.Hattoway mcyor and councilman in Sheriff's reportssaidschool board meets at 7:31) tonighl A Sims said the board conSeminole C iinty, Mrs. Van officials were given permission Seminole County School Board member Davie Sims said $.,4 TALLAHASSEE (Al') — U. Gay. Jim Williams, who has rebul(ec three demands by Inmates on a hunger strike at Florida State Prison, will not consider any other demands until the protest ends, an aide says. Williams rulu.s&d to heed the inmates' call Tuesday for improved food and canteen and package privileges. The aide said Williams would not consider a demand for increased exercise opportunities until the Inmates end the appo Durrence, got 342 votes to Road, south Seminole on drug defeat challenger Gary Hunt chargei. successful bidden were Karns insurance advisory committee the countywide athisory who received 203 votes. and McKibbin, according to for Sanford. Deputy Randy Plttman said committee, concerning four BY JOE ASKREN the past 15 years. !nrnaes' Decands Refused Mieha.'! "11--id Qiattary,25, e ir Herald Stall Writer V..... ...A f l.Lr,.. lIable to the state and ll financial henefIt, Including retirement paymnts and other benefits, would be (or. (cited , if the officials were convicted of a felony, In addition, Hattaway Mid the proposed law would forbid persons to be lobbyists for two years after being members of the Legislature, -- UI J. IYIJM !M70! The law w"affect all public officials, Inehucllno Eepoel said teday, "They talk to search the students and about the council being a dLscoveredwhatappr. battlogrc*ind, there iwn't be marljua cigarettes In their any more of that, beca use purses. puppets don't make any noise on their" Residencet 'H ' Piland commented, 1uuink Resid the results out here in Winter Paul D. Lariv- jera, of llC4 Springs show the people would Otter Lane, MItlqd, reported like to sftl rinz- and stop the to hriit' kputies th at to bickering on council and they residence was Liurg1ariz and are telling the newly elected items valued at $2,563 taken. people, as well as those on Listed as missing were $1,200 in council , to take care of city tooL, pl us two pair of ater btlneue. skits, a color teltv1s1n. stereo. "Now we CaIi start gøttlng tapes and a camera, deputy things done that need to thank Randy Plttman saId. all those who voted for me and participated In the election," he Hendrix said, "I'm happy to have been eitcted and will tzv ) P State Cuts Budget, Personnel TAI.LAHASSEE (Atli — State Agencies have been hit with a double dose of bad economic new: Gov. Reubin Askew says there will be another mid-year budget cut and a Senate committee is seeking a slash In personnel costs. Both announcements came Tuesday with the Senate Ways and Means Committee agreeing to deiiiartd that all state agencies submit budgets which cut personnel costs by 125-percent. The panel also warned that nonproductive agencies would find their budgets cut even more. I next March. rivers, groups are oposing the Dud.as' support from Sanford The referendum, if approved, The &JRCC chairman also drainage plais, tnat ccmpany businessmen because of the will allow Florida's five water urged people to support the has been "open to suggestions" ""ini uI;IJcL W VVy emiorts 01 (tie Ni or da Depart- on the envirorLmentai issue and taxes — up to one dollar on ment. of Environmental it wouldn't be fair to "put black every thousand dollars of ap- Regulation (DER), which Is hats on them," praised property value — to working to control polutants -In other business at the fund their operations. being channeled into the state's meeting, FOSJ president J.T. Nicolay said two-thirds of rivers. Turnipseed announced that Bob Florida residents already are Both the FOSJ and 5.111CC Ball. of Sanford, had been paying such taxes and the In- are urging citizens to write to elected chairman of the group's creased revenue garnered from the DER to request public board of directors. making the taxes sta te-wide hearings be held on an ap-- Citing recent approval of would allow those districts ,o plication by A. Duda and Sons redevelopment plans for the hire the biologists, hydrologists to drain 2,400 acres of mar- city's Downtown, Turnipseed and other professionals , needed shlands in Brevard County. expressed hope that the FOSJ to effectively manage Florida's Nicolay said although the would continue to receive " "-'-'--' '-'--'- '- '----. - " * crucial role the St. Johns Rivr plays in the city's economy. ' Fl i ~ I- , -- 7 . I_I_?1F1_I_I __ '"' 6 I 1 =4 ____ ______ 7 SHOULDN'T WE BE ___ _____ -__ __ ru stores _____ ___ BAYER ASPIRIN FILLING __ __________ IC%) LABIETS - 11 YOUR j of _____ 2 W 12 0 PRESCRIPTIONS? LIMIT 1 W '' -- Another problem Nicolay cited is the diversion of surface water via canals to the I rlion River, which takes it to the Atlant1, Ocean. COPYRIGHT 1975 SIJPERX DRUGS SALE ENDS SATURDAY, DEC.S _____ , VO 1ç, r' 7 added. He said a First !'.eP cItizens can take to alleviate the river's — ____ LiMiT ________ /[ 4:;i1;;4 _____ _. - - . -- GALLON l;i l I Iffa i itt U (5 I_u. - - 1.5 OUNCE UMI'' ________ ' !MIT 2 _ .- _T1(K-ON — ELSIE BRAND F1 ~1 , a r J LIMIT I -- deterioration lsto vote "yes"on a referendum scheduled for DOJBLE PROTECTION ROLL ON % t 1 ,. RIGHT GUARD ICE CREAM BATHROOM TISSUE 4-ROLL PACK 32 OL Liquid Detergent r BORDEN'S W LDORF IVORY The environmentalist said and increased pollution are noticeable symptoms of those underlying problems, Nicolay I enyauis cites Loss Ut Flood Plain natural functioning, he said, approximately 30 per cent of strface water ln the upper river basin eventually is diverted to the ocean, although the full significance of the diversion is still not known. The lessening of the river's rate of flow, poor game fishing, I •j'• .--- Humane ruiiuiiig Beaten E, Flat-Time For Convicts TALLAHASSEE AI'i — Persons convicted in Florida should go to prison for a d finite number of years it_hoot aa, pusibili(y of parole, a rna(e subcormunittev says. The Select subcommittee on corrections and stt:ence reform Tuesday night endorsed the flat-time concept, but delayed approval of a bill to work out details such as the lengths of some sentences. - The bvuey u iiii ayii. th 'tainty of the tL'nc te serve," said Sen. Edgar M. Dunn, 1)-Daytona Beach, F 13 121 71 behalf." ''Ord. FIorda 31771 iCtO ThoSantotd,r, ,r. P Frnp, Santar 'tI Clis Po%taor PA.a & - -. - Askew Wants Prison Reform Sunday except Satvclai and Ch,ttm1 Day tie The county commission Tuesday night turned down Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr's request to grant the Seminole County Humane Society space and $5,000 In operating funds. The main opponent of the program was Commissioner John Kimbrough, who said Vihlen's offer was "vague" and "talked only about for a permanent office -: 1 :CLA551V GAMES CNa1 erqe Ytht.e-c J "We need to be more specific. W* need tn see If, infact, It iJl n,," K.unbrcittg2 said. Klmbrough said the program as It stands is "most Unbusinesslike" because it doesn't spell out what will be done, who will do it and how much it will - 0 44 ,_ 0% . GREG. I5.99 LA TINY MIGHTY . MO'S jOO 3'6" long vehiclesjØ0 )c----,__.;'. Budt foi- long play C A' . Jorl 44 Monopoly - generalities." Noeiectricsyr haltertes needed, ' REG. t`.~ 349 LA 0~~___ ` - eft, VLhlen asked that the commission at least consider the lease of grounds for office space for one year. But, the commission asked for additknal inform'lon. Sometime between now and next Tuesday, each com- missioner will consult county staff personnel to decide if he wishes to enter into an agreement with society officials. "1 feel enough Information has been generated," Vihien sa1d1 which prompted Kimbrough to comment he did not "concur with the program." Viblen said the society's county animal control officials are set up to protect people from animals and handle nuisance complaints. Commissioner Dick Williams set up a meeting later this eck to discuss Vihlen's proposal with County Animal Control Dfficer Bruce Clark. After disagreement surfaced rnd Vlhlen (ailed to get backing rom Commission Chairman like Pattaway or Cornnissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, IegiiJtj P I,thCd Dài'y and Herald Staff Writer function would be to protect animals from people, while __ thobtticanfoser,etheoffice in the way it should be served. I appreciate the efforts of everyone who wüed in my The new iAfir4ii uiiii k. __ b a m river's prime predicament. The encroachment of civilization, including the diking and damming of the flood plain, causes a deterioration of the river's • - By ED PRICKETF TALLAHASSEE A1' Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner says he has gathered his documentation and is fully prepared to show there's been no violation of the law" in his land deals or on his financial-disclosure forms, Conner was to appear before the Ethics Commission today. Executive Director Larry Gonialez said the panel would hear any evidence Conner wished to present about and Councilman Ernest Hen- defeated political veteran Iteve (Jerk Mary Norton's prediction mayor when former Mayor Roy was set at $8,000. drix were retained In th I A basic understanding of the river requires that the entire basin, or "river system' be considered , he explained. Nicolay cited the loss of flood plain, caused by Florida's t.'urgeonlng population, as the Conner: No Law Violations Warrant Served Incumbent mayor Troy Piland political newcomer Claude Ash 553 cast votes, exceeding City later appointed to serve as in Sanford last night, heard environmentalist hugh Nicolay explain problems affecting the St. Johas River and some Ix)s,sibk' solutions. The FOSJ is a local group dedicated to preserving the river. Nicolay is chairman of the St. Johns River Coordinating Council (SJRCC ) and president of the Indian River Audu bon Spisant was set at $5,000. • - SPRING.._ municipal election while Members of the Friends of the St. Johns (FOSJ), meeting so. Sheriff's deputies arrested WINTER ing room, she said. Marion Ryan of Daytona Beach was sentenced Tuesday to two years probation and $1, 000 fine. She said she intend. to nppei! thetha by th pa,_ lskli kt:Iwi,trd 15 minu'.'s following a one-day retrial here. The first case ended in a mistrial last April. BOCA RATON(All) Florida's money squeeze has reached the college campus, and the state's nine universities are bracing for an even lighter grip. The Board of Regents told univet y w'eIdents Tuesday to begin planning how to cut their 1976-77 student enrollments by 10 per cent In the face of an anticipated university budget freeze by the legislature. If Florida does place admission ceilings at all its breaking-charge at county 563VotersCastBallots -pr- Herald SWf Writer 1N . . - - Money Squeeze Hits Colleges chose political newcomer and Williamson on the board, was victory to his wth, Barbara, Drug Arrest Mrs. Lonnann 4; Anderson native of the arei, Parker defeated by 18-month resident first of all, who organized his people" effort. (Donnie) Anderson over He said today," I'm elected... 277, Lelbensperger 218 j Casselberry police jailed a Schreiner a nd former Street and businessman Larry carnaIgn and to many loyal - numb. . . amazed." New Smyrna Beach man early Schreiner 211. Gold be rg. This was also frie:ds. Anderson had sent out Supt. Ray Lelbensperger, today onSpencer, drug chargcz. Paul Goldberg's first try for public two mailings to voteis and The official results, certified - The new officials and Mrs. Edward ), was held off from his city job by office, walked door-to-door throughout by a ca nvassing board coin- L.ormann are to assume governing body early this year In county jail In lieu of $10,000 the posed of Mayor James R. duties of th In an ecomony move. Anderson, celebrating with eir office at the Jan. bond on charges of possession Lormarm, po ll officials and 12 council meeting. H.A. Scott, who also recorded friends and supporters t his Goldberg, although he sent Mrs. Onnie Shomate this The council will also of controlled substance: a resounding victory two years home In Lake Ruth South literature In one mailing, also morning, are: reorganize then and elect a marijuana and possession of i ago to replace the late E.E. Tuesday night, attributed his concentrated on a "people-to Goldberg 36.3 to Scott's 321: chairman and vice chairman. paraphernalia. By JANE CASSELBEJIJy P -- records. Spisani, 25, listed his . occupation as self-employed attorney when booked on a ____ burglary_entering without _____ ' ____ -- - \ - - ____ T' - cilman Don Schreiner, the -•- \ -, - suffered by one-term Coon- '- - r-- ', g - - ______________ _______ ___ ____ -- The suspect was described as a young black male, 160-170 pounds, about six-feet-threeInches tall. early toda y on a burglarly charge, a ccording to county jail - ____ fit of those voting gave Incumbent !- _____ ____ ]i jjL~ Mother Appealing Conviction Altamonte Springs police arrested a self-employed Ontario, ('nnndn, attorney _______ _____ -- ..1--- I"M rena. _______ ___________ At the same time 64 per cent____________ k_ -._tallies for her unopposed E and too aggressive, Trombetta said. thief is believed to have escaped in a waiting car. 1 - ____ I Attorney Jailed !-LTt ' -- first forays into the polit.1cal Coundlmember June L 14 textbooks, w Faces I ________ TALLAHASSEE IAPt Commerce Secretary Edward Trombetta has fired the director of the state unemployment program, saying he wants someonewith a "more even personality" at a time when unemployment is at its worst in 1' lorida since the Depression. Trombetta, claiming Tuesday that 'the system is being tested to the fullest degree," fired John Wesley White and replaced him with Labor Di vision Director Andrew J. "lcMullian Ill. White, director of the Emp!oyment Security Division since its formation in July 1973, had become controversial — said the police dof tracked the suspect through the wooded area to a spot on U.S. 17-92 between Action HoMa and ABC Lounge, nortl1 vi the shopping center. Police said the jewelry Fhih5t. I..- man Richard King said Tuesday. A motorist with an alcohol level of 10 per cent is consklt'rC,i intoxicated under state law. Booth, who headed it job program in Brevard County. was Miot by trouper Robert Rennie, 25, alter Rennie received a radio report that the highway patrol computer listed the ii'ense tag on Booth's car .is tiili-n ho' report Unemployment Head Fired minute search. Patrolmen Rick Dearing I killed by it Fonda highway Patrol trooper %hO iiiistakenly thought the man was driving a stolen car was highly intoxicated at the time of his death, officials say. A medical examiner's report shows that Frank I). Booth, 50, had an alcohol blood content of •28 per cent 'h'n 1 was shot hile parked on the tide of the Beeline Expressway Saturday, Orange County sheriff's spokes- % as later found to be in error. Denartment K-Q nnit _____ I-- L Btr told police the Uef, wearing a blue jacket and white, floppy hat, ran from the :;tore and through a nearby coin-operated laundry. Lt. Ralph Russe ll and pol1c' patrolmen sealed off the area 3 adjacent to the shopping center and used a Winter Park Police C ______ - W. Boatner. — C Filth St .'imi ts.k sub time L t. _______ 1 - baJ Ij ____-.---------__.1 ____ with the desires of the board .ioWa at Maliar is cutting on small Jst offices, frsriir1g niring right in for the Christmas season and talking abo ut eliminating Saturday delivery and ethl _____ -.ij _______ cm,tavc One House subcornntiik! called Balar to testify today iiti i&iis.i ubt'i':uiiiW.-r uti ui11.cl him to teitify next -- r f. .z' .' L.A .J si... si..... Li4... I ---- -—-- d ___ Secon St __ WASHINGTON lAP) — The bill to extend this year's tax cut heads for action on the House floor where liberals ill attempt to end some tax advantages, including the so. WASHINGTON (AP) — The late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover approved a plan to discredit a Midwest black militant leader with anonymous letters accuslog him of adultery and of being a bureau Informant, according to FBI documents. ________ ___ ___ C- House Gets Tax Cut Bill Discredited Black Leader — I CHRISTMAS WASH!cTON :4tr — UVZ1)E Wi? U7tog to show some political muscle now and Increase their campaign influence in 176, but their chairman says theyU do it by seeking to shape issues, not anoint a candidate. Gov. Philip Noel of Rlvxk Island, chairman of the Democratic Governors Conference, said Tuesday he wants to make are governors are heard before the party stakes out its positions in the next presidential campaign. Noel will head the party's 1976 platform 'ornmlttee. Noel said In the past the governors have paid too little ttenUon to political decisions at the national level and that hs led to enactment of programs that are undue burden- on the gn crnc.-s and state governments. ' C, The White House budget affice is urging a delay in asking Congress for a new nuclearpo wered aircraft carrier t help hold down defense requesL next year, adinlnistj-atjon sources report. The Pentagon reportedly is prerin-Ing to ask President F.-rd ti reject this prs:il by the Office of Budget nJ Management on grounds that a year's delay would only beost the already high cost of a carrier because of inflation. This could prove to be an early test for DnnW Rwm sled, recently installed by Ford as secretary of defense nFlow the resident fc-d Jnii. &]ikür. C'niy recently Schleainger said he was forced to resign after objecting to what he called an rnadeq'ite defense budget pianned by Ford for next year. Democrats Seeking Issues It Herald Staff Writer Was Legally Intoxicated ORLANDO tAI't - A Brevard County official A bold hit-and-run thief eluded Sanrord Police Tuesday night at Sanford Plaza shopping ' center after snatching a $600 diamond ring from the hand of a jewelry gore manager. Police sealed off a wooded area on the east and north sides of the shopping center after a blackmaleaskedtosee the ring It from a display at Zales's Jewe rs and then s na tched It from the har.d of manager W. a C- — now in effect expire Dec. 31. Internal Revenue Service Conunissioner Donald C. Alexander said Tuesday the government will require employers to increase the amount of taxes withheld from workers' paychecks after Dec. 31 11 no taxcut extension has been approved. He ruled out any temporary administrative extension of current tax rates. — si. irt - . r.aViJ_V. I By AUDIE MURPHY Official Killed By Trooper By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer S. 1 — U W Escapes , - Delay In Defense Spending? called 'Perot amendment" The House is expected to send the bill to the Senate tonight or Thursday. Both chambers face time pressures to finish the tax-cut extension before adjcirnIng for Qzristmas either Dec. 12 or Dec. 19 because the tax cuts - 53 ________ C c — ____ tllM; IUN iAl' \ ! I ________ ~~, 7 - _~V' i- ri cnviron IN BRIEF _______ Commercial St I FLORIDA H \ * — W W i ii g , \ ____ Senate Test, Friday Is Next L WW ,3 I WASHINGTON tAPi - President Ford's $2.3 billion loan plan for New York City pasred its first Senate test today as oonents lost overwhelmingly in an attempt to send it bicL to committee. By a vote of 57 to 23, the Senate voted to table a motion by .Sc. Jesse Helms, fl-NC., to send the loan bill back to the Banking Committee. The vote set the stai:e for final action by the Senate on Friday. I'ci Thief __ — Ford's NYC Plan Passes Firs I -- ' — \ \ Cemiwr,jI St I uj - \ 4 IN BRIEF . hufffts \ _co 2I St I LILLiI!!11 ) \ t ' Wednesday, Dec. 3. 1975 --w- FBI ..•. ! TAIA.AHA&SEE (AP) Gov. Reubin Askew has (-rca ted a Task Force on Corrections and told it to !ook for ways to get Florida's overburdened system of criminal rehabilitation to work. "We need to take a hard look at the entire concept of corrections in Florida from arrest to trial to ctnfinemnent to parole," Askew _-id Tuesday. "We need to determine which ideas have worked and which have not, "c iict'l to fim,il ideas that will work." /lhlen asked the board not "to vaste my time, or the society's bite." - — In response to a Hattaway tatement that insufficient nformation has been enerated, Vihleo responded, They've got it (Information), like." "Sid, you do,,'t even know ,,hat I want," Hattaway said. BEN-GAY FROST&TIP REVLON FLEX MASSENGILL ULTRA BAN ' QQ 0 i 14 øz. V CLAIROL 299 U -.,-_________ - -- BALSAM AND PROTEIN TREATMINT flAMPOO 139 10Z II _______ DISPOSAS1 C DOUCHE 6FL 07. I 1 SUPER DRY 0C 0 501. We OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE LOTiON 4,0? 19 - I- - ~ �___ a - ____ *L : .- -f-.--- , : --.__ ..: --;'..• . .. - '' ' ___ - .-.•' -------- -- - - -. .- - - - - - - '' - - - - -------- -'--' _____ , - ---' - - _____________ •• - • • _________ , - • '..- ________ rzrefY. '-y : - ?T ;ç : '- '- ' -- -' - ______ ' -r - "" - - - - - 'I - - •1- - - - 1. -- ----- -- '..,-: E veiiing IJ(f)Jd 1.. U :\ I. SAMt)UI). Hit. i2iI id ,(tt.:W.26Il ir &$I-):93 .\ t htI e. Wednesday. Dec. 3. tS'-4A Around Y, AVNE D. IXWI.E, Publbhir l IUCTIALU) TONG. Edttor Iii lAM I). CIJRRIF.. Managrng Editor 9 UOUEIfl C M.IIKEV. Ad i'rtisini t)ir.'ct*w I h'miw I)di _______________ er Week. 5 rents: 14onth. $240: 6 M(nth5. $1 420. Ve,ir. $21t 40 I4 Mail In Fh'rid saint' as home delivers. MI other mail Month. $2.U: 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months. $3240 Four Seminole Counthrns have been named to the executive board of th. Centz&l Florida Boy int('n;;,wil whilo four otIw'r have been eh'" serve on the advuory I':Ietted to tqe executive board a the recent .rmuaj corporate meeting of the council were: i.aurent of longood; County Cornmissioner Sul Vihien Jr.; Seminole Community College l'resident Dr. Earl Wcldon; and George ParkhurM of Altamoate Springs. NanicI to ser c oii the advisory council were ;ttrgt' Touhy. Chrb Elsea, Tony Russi and Freeman B;ggett, all of Sanford. Confirmed as Johns Ict Qiairnn and Coiimmnissioner were Vie Arnett and Elsea. respectively, both or Sanford. t..,4. k' .t vL- .0 uuun - n ... president. We c'omnmend these gentlemen on their past tmleavors and wish them well in their new positions. . \J ______ ..... Down tovt 'n Sanford The Stake s - _/'• I. Li. -•-.-;--- -- __-_i - - 1: _________________ ___________________________ = ____ =tr A -- I - _pF_____ - ___ - ___ - .'.ri!iZL ____________ - i-•..;•. T1c* ______________________________ - !__L_ -ii' -=- -- ______ _ I LJ i_! .-• - ---- _______ I - Fu tu re The Sanford businessmen who zudorscd rejuvenation project for Downtown Sanford are to be con1!)ended for their foresight and for their vote ul confidence in the future of thc city. And moreover. many of these merchants and prüpertv owners marked their ballots with cold, hard cash to insure the continuation of the work started by the I)owntown Development Conneti. The ball is now rolling and the project is gmmlmitlg m)Inen(umii ;ms ad'JItR)nal mut'i-chants and property owners seal the sincerity of their votes by adding their pledges to the fund, that airead tops S40.000. i - Its _______ _________ ThL____ We are sure that this overwhelming faith in the II t '..e..... ...t t'_ ..t_ ...j itnus u& u ti iii ut cumiuigiou.s arm that the entire city will be working toward a united goal, that of restoring the downtown business district into a beautiful and thriving center of commerce for our area. With enthusiasm such as was shown at Monday night's meeting, Sanford must and prosper. Blue ribbon honors must be bestowed on Sara .Jacohson. lht' l)DC's executive director, and her assistant, Shirley Moak. Despite the odth, these two tireless individuals donated long, hard hours in formulating the program, and sometimes went Lu some rare exLeiiies to put across their pOint, The fact that they succeeded was most graphically illustrated by the unanimous backing of those who attended Monday's meeting. We congratulate the members of the DDC and the Downtown Business Community for a job well done, with a reluctant reminder that it is not finished yet and there is a long way to go. However, we are confident that this same enthusiasm will continue and that we she!' soon have a downtown business section that everyone can point to with pride as My Town! Spain Today - The best that can be said of Generalissimo Franco is that he gave Spsth order and sabulity from ii ianii 1975; the worst, that he preverted any progress toward democratic freedom. Of all the European countries of the west, -•---'-• I! ItT___ _____• ,-'i_-------. .-_.s - --.-- - • - - tp__ - - - - --- -- - - -- - - - - - wjY. --: !iL- -. .-- 4'7 - - - r 4 :• : -- '-: -• -'-Aç •- i- .f - - '.;- j- ;. -- E 4' i;•=: :... •-' • FL:: j4 - - - - • • - ' _4 -- - -.rps', pj . - - ( • rn• .. .t f, - •- i-' .. .. _;•_ • - ) -: eJ.r..R - 'j - 41--.- --.- _y•;_-__- 1IE *3.c -t i, . . .. : - U11 corsldered the underdog in the three WUJ t.ontest, taking the office easily with nearly 100 votes to spare. Mayor Bill Grier had served as mayor for three years and CASSELITERRY Tuesday's election results here probably councilman For six. surprised everyone but the winners, as voters ousted from office Official results for the mayor's office are; ChrIstensen 564; two irv'wnbents who had served in public po.ts for a Iota) of 19 Grier 469 and Zacco 417. A majority of the vote Is not necessary c ory in c ty. The voters, as well, reFused popular Councilman John Zac In the race for two city council seats, Leighty received 75') (U'S bid for a promotion to the mayor's office. Zacco has served on ballots while Van Mcter received 6. the city s governing body for four years. The total for the three who lost Included. Fred Bussey Jr. 507, Edith I)uerr, considered a Fixture In the city government after August iGus) Hodak 421 and Dr. Ducrr 410, 10 consecutIve years on city council and completing her fifth one The new officials will assume the duties of their respective ear terimi as council ('hairoman, a post to which she was elected by offices at the city council meeting on Jan. 12. her colleagues, was soundly defeated. The election turnout of 1,478, including 30 absentee ballots, Dr. L)uerr, a consistently high vote-getter over the yrs, ran while the largest turnout In city history, was far less than the 60 last in a five-person field for two council seats. Cent "optimistically" predicted by City Clerk Mary P A winner was John Li'ighty, who made a comeback to council Hawthorne. The turnout was little more than 35 per cent of the office, alter a bitter election defeat two years ago following four city's 4,147 qualified electors. sears on the hoard. I.eighty received the highest number of votes cast for any one andidate in the city's history at 759. Today, he thanked the ('A I k A fl /7/ voters, supporters and friends for their help and pledged to .,FhhiL..LI lL./i'iF\ support the many items brought to his attention during door-to door camnpaiining over the pact several sec'ks. ____________________________________________ Also winning election to a city council seat was Nathan Van ) , DFC 3.5 rtsb)ttriathurth1io2pa1m 1tkrmnh1'IircthidtorpuIlIcofficm 'van \ltterhad leda UtlZcn Thre, pr&sciih rnu.cfral, ;rotist iarlie this eur to ancFfort ii) the Ut) to levy an ad "1716", 8 p.m, Altamonte SnrIgw Onn to the naiblic talorem i property) tax for the first time in the city's history r r prwga Civic Center, l'hc mayor s race was a sho'L mi-er with Gerry Christensen, DFIC. 3 Local school advisory Sanford Optimist Club youth committee, idyllwilde fund Christmas tree sale, 10 ElementarySchool,7:3op.m. I: Ic1rti fl ' '' a.m.tolop.m.,Zayreplaw. - Promises Air Raid Reprisals [IKUWI, LetnoniAP_The I'alestine guerrilla corn'mind today promised "immediate reprisals" for the big Israeli mr raid Tuesday, and the Lebanese and Egyptian governments asked the Un'ted Nations Security Council For an urgent meeting to take tip charges of aggression against Israel. The I'alestmnmans said it was "the biggest attack in the lustory of Israeli assaults against Palestinians in Lebanon," and a message on behalf of Pope Paul VI called it an "inadmissible gesture of violence," Lebanese police said seven more bodies were recovered today, bringing the toll to about 100 killed and more than 150 wounded in the attacks on refugee camps and itut'rri!hi ba.t':. :a ;:rthc rn and oUt]iei ii Lebanon, Janice Springfield, P.O. Box 1777, Sanford The musical comedy, "Time ["antasticks," heduIed for tonight and Friday night at Seminole 111gb School Auditorium, has been cancelled due to th? illness of the leading actor. The play will be presentei instead on Dec. 17 and 19 at 7:30 p.m Tickets for tonight and Friday will be good on the resheduled dates. -Bill Carrie --- - - Iii e NJ e x t ) - 'j B - ,- -', I n a rn ? TILE IIERAJJ) - ______ __________ t rn I n ____________ ______ sF:Rt'1cFc Illegal? - - - LIJANDA Before slipping almost furtively out of luanda on a Portuguese frigate last week, It wouid be Th1A1IASSEE AP) because the evidence mighty hard to prove went up in smoke but the sexy record burn-in sponsored by a Tallahassee church may have violated state pollution control rules, The Lakewood Baptist Church sponsored the rock conflagration last week, burning some $2,200 worth of records and tapes. Associate Pastor Charlie Boykin said the church Is campaigning against rock music because the sensual beat unleashes lust. He said he had seen statistica which showed "of 1,000 girla who became pregnaat out of' wedlock, 944 commmitted fornication while rock music was being played." - - - Admiral l4eonel Cardoso, Portugal's last high - - commissioner in Angola, declarrd he was handing over sovereignty to the 'Angol;n people." There was not an Angolan present hear his words. Within the next da', Angola had two presidents and to governments, each committed to defeating the other in battle. It was asorryendtonearly500yearsof the Portuguese presence in Africa. - I - - -1 _____ Admiral Cardoso said he left with his head held high; Indeed, he laid the blame for the thousands of d"aths in Angela over the past ew months on the powers which were giving arms to the rival movements. The Portuguese government may feel it has made a po(nt of sorts in sticking to the date, Nov. 11, on which it ot1 tO give Angola independence. But in its determination to get out as quickly as possible it has not fulfilled its responsibilities either to the 400,000 Portuguese settlers or to the black Angolans who stay behind, / Environmental Protection Secretary Jay Landers said the church probably should have obtained a permit from his aeency before lighting its fire. lie said open bonfires are exempt from permit regulations if they are for ceremonial 01' rec- reational purposes. Landers said the recoid burn-In presumably was a creemonlal function. However, he said the exemption does no' apply and a permit must b obtained If the fire causes 'excessive visible emissions," That's bur. eacratese for a cloud of thick, black smoke. Hijackers Fire The enemy within Owt Pimpee their influence In a marxist Angola. This Is the fear which has prompted both china andAmericato back Dr. Neto's opponents JACK - TekuJi4L know you are oa the job. Sure, I was angry when burn." I as first stopped but after thinking It Over. This I3oykin said the church was eager to comply is my thought. with 5tate pollution regulations and would seek a A deputy stops a car at 3 a.m. on a lonely permit If one was required before It burned the cosmntry road, the deputy is by himself, he does next batch of records collected by (een.acrs. not know if I am a nut, murderer, or all doped up, "Whether we burn or whether we bash or as he courteously asks for Identification! In this moment what does the deputy think? I hope he smash or whatever, we want to get rid ol the doesn't pull a gun and I have to shoot, or worse, records," he said. get shot, I hope he doesn't get angry and trY to Besides, Iloykin said, records don't make such fight me, or be drunk so I have to take him to jail, a hot bonfire anyway. and hurt his family with the fines and em"We hardly got a flame started and we had to barrassment, especially the way the world Is start breaking them because they just don't burn todaY, very well," he said. Yes, maybe the deputies don't "nab every ___ thug" that commits a crime, but at least they ar - RepecL You have the right to expect consideration, concern and care. And ' ___________( I "When the Office of Mw,jgernrzt end Bud1 can? rnoiige or &iget isoII. I'vO 'of a feeling we m.y h in frourte" ttIt!t!whk, e--i - ----'- - . = For Further Information Pbone " - u.ai.uui ______________ How is buying a funeral like buying a car? ________ - --___________ ________________ I _____________________ -- \tK\r1 Ii NARFE luncheon meetmn' I)EC. 5-7 Church of Sanford, where she was a former Sunday School teacher, and Order of 1Y1 IAJ) R VI\LJ\tIJ ITt FETTERS FEED & SEED 300 S. VoJuii A'ue. (17-?2). Orange City PH. 775-7505 We carry FORMAX feeds, horse care items and garden supplies _._........ _________________ CHECK OUR NEW LOW LOW PRICES * Sweet Feod- 53.65 * Egg Ration-54.40 $ * Steer 11 • 3.50 * Kasco Dog F000 27 5.00 io• Attn. Ranchers: On orders of one ton or more wholesale cost plus $10.00 _______________ rIGHT INFLATIOP4i Help me hold my pricesdewn with your supportand volume sales _____ • - I...L.L f 5.I. ____ d ______ ___________ ___ ______ _______ ___ ____ -U - ,. ____ _______________ _____________ Free of beer or wine with evening m:alduring December. Watchforot.rSunday Brunchbeglnnlngthefirstoftt,eyear • - t ri isn't. ,M,h a funeral, you're noi merely buying ii product. . you're acQui1Irq th. around the-clock i' of people who know ( .rr about the pe(il rIreds ol - I 1)E(.. 7 Florida Herpetological - n m , i"ri m Society meetino o,-r..... - Room 360, Engineering ______ ldmng, Dr. Peter C.H. ____ Tuesday's high 69. OvernIght _____________________ = Pritchard of Oviedo, vice low president for a Science and Slow warming ti'end through ticscarch at the FlorIda Thursday. Highs Thursday Audubon Society, will give upper 70s to around 80. Lows illustrated lecture on "Tor. lower to mid SOs. Winds foise of the World." becoming Light tor,ight and i Florid a SI u g lea easterly on Thursday. AsiaUon, 2 p.m., Hacienda Vlllaie Mobile Home Park's recasts Pailly cloudy and warm, clubhouse. Open to ay nles Chance of a few showers wishing to attend. Refresh. Saturday and Sunday, most liments. likely over north portion. Highs Pancake Breakfast, 9:3010 1! in the 70s north and around £0 a.n., sponsored by Men's Club MIUIJL Lows ranging from near at NatIvity Church, Laxe Mary, 50 extreme north ta around 70 DEC. S Extzej . 'ce- ta(Jdv'r.erI tam! GRAM KOW extreme south. I UNI:f4AL HOME t'I ''I 'III'(jIi I hilts- I Vail-i SANIUIIII II OHIDA If LI PsO1NF •I',)7 ,i'ij j Wit I IAN I HAMK(lW I , ,,, ' ____________________ , -' - J9 I __ T" ___ EAI ___ ' - It ___ . ---. , , .. p __ • . 4rtrIb1 0' ' , '.;:iiai iiP 'A J ; ' - .- - work for you "" lI$H ITM I • 7:30 p.m. c . . , '' UUt? Oflnuoflk frIJr u'l ' ' I ! I1t J, Milton Newton, inc TAX-FREE BONDS 1 Cuk.5uae2%S Uil&idfl. honda 32510 444 Seat*rra IUi. Sun, .346 Ea%, lkth. fl)tktt 32020 Measesienci me izma&in Ic I I - idib'ev I - Oy__ j ' Fcereser%*dol (flCcj8t'ri (3O5)6t4- &v -- I ')& ' I I Staim,_________________ -ç' - - '.'.x free, mu flc',cui uufluS are now earmn 01 record rnfrrrumlel_Cwrrnl - P - '4' -.J 'I' - '_i I -: - / oce tknornino- ' 1 -- ff' 2 .1 - -- '. - "- I j '-'--.. Circuit Court Judge Daytona Beach tides: high Dominick SaUl will talk on 8:29 am., 8:49 p.m.; low 1:50 "Creative AggressIon," at a.m., 2:36 p.m. Port Canaveral: meeting of Mental Health Association hIgh 8:13 a.m., 8:20 p.m.; of SemInole County, 8 p.m., St. Mark.s 1:49 am., 2:21 p.m. ' ,' , i7' SANFORD SHE R ATON INN Thursday, December 4 1.4 if - "' - ' 2' practically wTotc the book on protur'tg cai..'ings income from taxes Start by attending one of their regular dasses on tax-free bonds, No cost to b t I se ii !busi ah(( and talk -~ V.it,i li*. experisu.o can tell you how fax. free bonds can . - - , This money s yours It s what you ve earned and saved You ye already paid taxes on it Now to invest these satlngs tax free talk with the people at J. ihon 1' Newton, Inc. As aninesin-nit1bamkingftrmsjwcialmz ____________ - ___ ____ . - ____ _______ New Evening Hours 5 9 p m Tues Fri Closed Sat & Sun ' II ___________ __________________ salad oar dncded. _______________________________ - VVEATHER . . ______ " St. Augustine thurth Antique Show and Sale, Seminole Turf Beach and William P. Smith, DEC. 6 Melbourne, sister, Mrs Edith Christmas Bazaar and Table Charleston W Va five Decoration Exhibit, Sanford I Kiser, I grandchildren and four great- Gan Club, 17 92 at Sunland I grandch1ldren Estates, 9 30 a m to 4 p m Brisson Funeral Home In Barbecue chicken supper charge of arrangements (l-iIckor) smoked) Upsala Presbyterian Church, EduI r I II a catmonal Building, corner i rUflerai ,o.ice Ltmpsald and Countr) Club I Roads, 5-7 30p m pmceetts I SMITH MRS ETHEL MAY to Little Red School House Funeral .crv4ces br Mn E'hel Awival Policeman's Ball, 9 May Smith, 53, of Atl6ntic p.m. to 1 a.m., at Sanford Civic I whod Monday wifi bchd enter sponsored by Sanford 'iv'dnesday at 3 p.m. at I ____ t uneral Home with o- ,, y<i Police Benevolent &ssri Music ij:=_. Cm.to Gtm:::nr.Q. Crtt" bvJ(4't)MiOOk , "" -Funeral Home in (P'Orge PU K i - a -- DEC. 4, 5, 6 . I -_ - - ______________ ' I We recentiy reported charges, made by an Fill informant named Earl Robert Merritt Jr. that he had romninitteit thefts on behalf (f the Fill. We were unable to get a conunent from the Fill at the tIme, Now the FBI has responded and we are happy to publish it. "These allegatIons," I declare., the Fill, "are fabricated and completely false., Merritt was specifically advised on several occiisions that he was not to engage in any illegal activities In his efforts to obtain information. The FBI cotegcrically denies that the activities of the ageals in contact with Merritt were at any time improper". ____ Lonqwood, Fla Bucks Restaurant and Catering has Put it all together for you... Orlando Library auditorium Beach, died Monda) Born in ________________ " •.., ' or y nn 1-4 & SR 434 - 1LN S byPenwomenclub,2pm., - -- Weshington Whirl: The WhIte House grounds have been rigged up with elaborate electronic equipment to thwart any would-he assassins. Secreted in the landscape ai e pressure sen.s,rs, sound sensors, infrared cameras and other technological marvels, which were tested In the Vietnam war zones, Similar adaets have been Jr Force mv tlgatur have recoinrmmendd scattered around tte grounds of ex.1'resident that Sgt. Richard W. Hicks be discharged flicharij Nixon's San (lenwnte. Calil., haven.,. becau.ce he is a homosexual. His picture, showing him dancing with a hon'iosextal, apFor the average taxpayer, a long-distance pcard in Newsweek rmmgazlne. Thereafter. call to a friend or relatve Is an occasional 1Iick was questioned, and he admitted being a luxur). But for members of Congress, newl)' homosexual, The lnvutigators formally blessed itith a pay hike and ludcd with fringe recommended that he be given an adbeneits, long-d'stance calls are free. mnistrtiv" 1q,r,,-, I). - -- - MRS. ETHEL SMITH Eunice I. Wilson Directress ij: Footnote: Thornberg told our associate Jack (loherty that he had been cleared by a Justice Department mnvestigetion of leaking grand jury ormathn, against Shapp. 'lhornberg also insisted he had received no pressure from Washington to start tZ app InvestigatIon, 'iJkJ I) ( - Con Afford I Since 1S'SS well." it said. "All 15 tour guests were thnilarly It's on us. Smith selected Ray & Connie because their Influence and reputations (;eneva extend beyond their Individual state borders," '- S ua -- ' - was the subject of an mvestigation by the In- Congressional offices not only are allotted frcc telligence division of the Internal Revenue calls during office hours but also get completely Service. I am also informed that, in order to free, coast-to-coast service after hours, It's / avoid notIfyIng me of this Investigation, and to supposed to be use' strictly for official business Inrit it to prcx-eed clandestmely, the file was Hut our own spot ci.ecks with trusted sources iwwne'w.i in ma' I',,,# .'i--.... .L. ',u,. us,icau UI "I-S..-'. ...... i-nut imiust 0111* aicer4lour calls are perfonmwr name of my present wife, Jeanne Dor- sonal.., sey . '_•''•'., ' ' - s . REA DEATHS ________ MORTUARY ANDERSON - ' help C.2tekbegeit - r Maid Service I thoughtful respect to a family's ever' need, )) in the early Wi, dlstilct attorneys ap- I)epartment, which was SO eaeer to prosecute pointed by President Nl.zon began Investigating l)cmocrats, let Moc.re off the hook. L)ernocratic governors across the country. Now Moore Is facing new charges of 3C. The governors are now convinced that Nixon cepting illegal campaign contributions. He uscd the fcderal law enforcement machinery to sllppedaroundtoseethefrlendlyflcpubljcansat knock the Ikinocrats out of power in as the Justice Department Last October. Once states as possible. again, he haz managed to escape indictment, although a Justice Department spokesman inSuddenly, Democratic chief exccutl'ies in sists the case agaInst him hasn't been closed. several states ommd themselves under searching Several Democratic governors got together, federal scrutiny. Among them were Kentucky's at their lü.3 governors' conference F;'d, Irrijkiøi:.i's Edwin f'.dwards, Maryland's Marvin Mandel, GUahoma'a David to discuss the Nixon plot against them. Shapp complained Richard Thcrnherg, the',1 the U.S. hail and Pennsyl'.'anla's Milton Shapp. Hall was cunvk-ted, although the FBI tran- attorney in Philadelphia, not only had startcd an scripts used In his tr.aI had been altered. A investigation of him but had leaked grand jury former DemoerMic governor, Itlinots' Otto findings to Republicans in the Pennsvanla Kerner, was also convicted. And only last week, legislqture. Mandei was Indicted, Thornberg subsequently was appointed In contract, only one Republican gorerrvr, aistan1 attorney general in charge of the West V;minia's /rth Moore, got into trouble criminal division, with authos ity over all the with the Justice Departmeni Tax agents had investigations. found out that, as a congrman, he had lived Earlier this month, Mandcl fired off a conlike a millionaire during the 962-67 period. He iideiikd lipae !tter t-G charging hou lit a home in the I sI'ionb!e Pcutoma hunt that hi' had been the victim of a political witch country of Mary1irtd where he kept horses and hunt. threv' hat ish parties. Yet he rex,rted only $45,000 He chaiged, for example, that .ae late chief J. in taxable i.tcomne daring the entire fIve years. Edgar Hoover had delivered a file lull of report,s The Interns! Revenue Service recommended about his sex life to then Atty. Gen, John MIt. that Moore be 'ted 'cr his alleged failure .thell. to pay $358,000 in taxes. But the Justice Mandel also charged that "In 1970 and 1971 1 0 Includes Color TV. Air Conditioning, ' , ________ - it's our tradition to provide them. We give thec!d, night, rain or helping to find a lost child in a snake-infested swamp, remember, there are "The Israeli Embassy said Tucker was nanyofusthatappredate)wbejtheree%en selected not only for his promIncnc in Florid? ml sometimes we fall to say soat the time, polities, but for his reputation in national you've got time for coffee $ 0fl - Weft Wilt - '' - Behind this entire "spokes-of-a-wheel lay- keep us, the general public, from being the next Tucker, D-Tallahassee, reached all the way to victim of a "thug," out" erect a 3imp!e three or four story paridag I -ae1? A release this week announcing Tucker's lot without frills of any kind, The "no frills" Thank you deputies for just keeping a check trip to Israel with 14 other legislative leaders activity to be downtown, where It belongs, Peter Schaal (lar,do ductedbySeminolcCountyFi.re dSqudforall DEC. 4 ______ C.-'twes 1ta..Lr ia' Tacle A Evening nner Specials You Decormon Elmibit, Sanfn'd ILSCHABGED Garden CKb, 1. Q2 at Sunland iuesday HOME,"AADE BAKED MEATLO,tF, POTATO, CHOICE OF Sanfer.1 J) a.m. '0 5:30 pm .RESH VEGETA8LL Estat 41 Amy C. Bawler I)EC.a4 Mary F. Johnson Irsdav:ikAsI OF TURKEY UEAD DRE.SING, POTATO, Bazaar and food aril plant ' CiiOiL F FRESh VEGETABLE Trendese Moore sale, I'irst (ristian I,'hurth, CiarlIe ft. Parker Jr., .O Al.;d,jiIcJ Casselberry ;aetere "rCORN BEEF A!D CABBAGE POTATC Pm Ster' W. Wetvr Gcrdnn Stephens, DeLend DEC. 5 ( ' ".i tED SI4F'MP FRENCH Pl 1!JSH PUPpIES, id"' "lic:i. r r'srtr Jr., Ethel M. Evey, Deltona Free flower arra'gtng '"A't JF AU JUS, EAKED POTI'.TO CHOICE OF ' p Earl Dreggors, Geneva '1'G2TABLE. $3.25 demonstration by Martha alQ?. DeBary Virginia E. Lewis Oviedo Neese master of Ohara Flower . a . Bountiful yourself ArrangIngandformereditoro ____ - Frederick J Laux, Deltona Violet K. Stegens, Deltona ________________ dernonstrat1o' Indian Maund VIllage park, oft Joseph W. Van Dusen, Celery Avenue. San'ord Dorothy Crow Rlcky G. Grant Fred Hensath Miude E. Mclecr srtha J, 4ol1 EarJ.Richey JohjmI! M. Rowe S'ajth ____ - Russians to establish bases on their territory. central buildmng, and above all, NO STEPS, nor But Angola's strategic position the Atlantic should there be steps ieadlng into of he coast, and its good harbors near the Cape trailers. shipping routes, put it in a special category. The -'----- ________ j $ . - - - Monthly Renta s • members amr - of ' 2'rea 1)dbs.p,)jfl - I 111 I - - IC stal takeNursery y - DEC. 3-7 TALLAHASSEE (kP) in. Deltona 111gb 1? Club will Results of an election which The PBA Is seeking to repre- Senior Citizen tour to Key West. elect officers eta noon luncheon Duld designate the first bar- sent Florida Highway Patrol Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 at Deltnnia Inn alning unit for state employes troopers, beverage agents, ma- a.mii. Pick up in Casselberry, DEC. 4 crc expected to be known Late rine patrol troopers, Game and 8:30 a rn Visit Vizcaya, 0t c cc piesentSm USiCa, 1 I anrmykamiip State Park, ought. Fresh Water Fish Commission 1776, 8 p.m. Seminole 111gb Officials of the Police Ben. olficersandstateuniversltypo. Flagler Museum and Lion Safari, Call Doris Rogers or School Auditorium, Sanford. olent Association were con- lice. Mary McPhcrson at Sanford for Sunday matinee, 2 p.m. dently predicting victor)' in Ben Patterson, a 'l'allahassee InFormation. ielr bid to represent 1,600 unlDFC. 18 rmed state law enforcement attorney who represents the PBA, said he was confident , flraiii Tucrs Christmas ucers. Action Center Cat Club, 8 union would win Party in the big parlor at 7:30 Pat Hill, election supervisor p.m., Royal Arms Clubhouse, ir the Public Employes Rela"An overwhelming majority off SR 436 on Orange Drive, p.m. ns Commission, said coun- has Indicated interest and are Altamnonte Springs. Mediator '-- I)4-I)" am. esu Its Are Awaited - Atla.n.M.IpvIaqs 0,Ii,ado k t DECEMBER 3, 17s - There are other African independence movements which have received Communist aid -- -- LAKE MARY Goldiboro Elementary t)ELIO C) b - The Soviet Union first, and , the States and the other backers of the Roberto.. Sarimbi regime, have changed that. trained Angolans on both sides have no Idea to use many of the weapons that have co,ie so foreigners have had to be brought in too. Angola has become a proxy battlefield between the major powers. - __________ ___ Live Christmas Trees I 1' A,I.,°tI': Rarnriinunri IOSPITAL NOTES The departing high commissioner was on surer ground in pointing to the fact that foreign Letters To The E4 ito r states have been supplying increasingly sophisticated wapons to the rival Angolan nationalist movements, The war Portugal has A New Idea -kit behind 'Thanks1 Deputies' la"ticrs said vinyl recurds most likely ouId between Dr. Neto's Peo?1e's Hepublic based In Luanda and the People's create unacceptable smoke when burned, While a new City Hall will never be built as uI'he following Li an open letter addressed to Boykm coneeeded that the record fire was pretty Democratic Republic led by Hlden Roberto and cheaply as one started tomorrow, for instance, It Sheriff John Polk and Deputies) Jonas Savimbi with its seat at Huambo (iNova strikes me that a simpler solution would be to .y wile dnd I have been stopped by your Lisboa Is no longer a matter of skirmishing construct something unique on the present site. "Bestde listening to them," he said of the organizotion tnree times thIs year ThANK r . bEILN, 'Ilie Netherlands (API Five Indonesians holding about 54) hostages aboard a hijacked train stranded in northern hiolla'id opened fire on a would-be mediator today and released a Chinese cook with new riemands. More than 150 armed men ringed the train but kept out f range. Two persons were killed aboard the train shortly if tet' the hijacking, and the men in the cordon made no ittempt to get aboard. The Chinese cook brought a message demanding an 'ngineer for the train, food and drink for 55 persons, a xillhorn and medicine for an epileptic and a diabetic, jificials said. hut o On Ii .i v nOOu racor O, ir WASHINGTON APi President Ford aul S't'retarv If .'tite Henry A. Kissinger are seeking to sxitlie lsrit i officials after a flap developed between the two governments over a reported U.S. promise to veto Palestinian participation In Middle East talks. Sources said Kissinger made the promise "in principle" by telephone last Friday night to Israel's Ambassador Siiiickj Dinitz, with a qualiticatson that any veto first would have lobe approved by the White House. Bui the next day, the United States gave its support In the United Nations to a compromise agreement extending the U.N. ouserver force mandate in the Golan Heights for six months while paving the way for Palestine Liberation Organization participation in talks on the over-all Mideast situation to be held by the Security Council in January. C h u rc h s - ,. , - 4 - Palestine Guerrilla Comman Make your reservations by sending checks to - - - Poinsetlias hI DONNA ESTFS Herald Stall Writer IN BRIEF JOHN VAN GIESON An g o I a - Small Tricior. Small Prici Ii U.S. Raises Israeli Ire Is -.- VVUFILU time remains before Saturday to make reservations for the Chuimpagne Ball, scheduled for Saturday at e p.m. at The Forest Clubhouse. lake Mary. . Wednesday, Dec.3, 1,75-SA EveningHeraJ,Sanford,FI. -- Little LONDON ECONOMIST ut,':!!! • %A •. .. ... . . Casselb r Bnasson - tt- '(oç)".-. ------. -- until the past three Weeks. the community of Eirope. Special care should be taken In renewing ow agTeement under which about 25,000 U.S. military people and theii' dependents are staticned at four major American bases on Spanish soil, The terms of the agreement should be sutsnitted to the Senate for full advice wid cuiisent. Debate should make clear the exact nature of the American .. ...s.. bttt . country has been thrown Lto chaos. Some observers believe civil war has been averted only because the Portuguese people tend to have a forgiving nature. Jç - ._4 -•--- The program is designed to bring an awareness iii the tesporLctbiliUes a bicycle ru' assuilies, Fur themselves and for others, we riding on the stri'eis and highways iI Sanford. One of the most important paris of the program, according to Safety Officer Rich Quigley, is the "bicycle violation notice" which will be issued to juvenile hicyrlo riders who are observed by police officers to be operating their bicycles in an unsafe ...,.t..a: ,IImuu-I Ifl iii vituauun om r mormuas trait mc laws. Thre will be no fine or penalty attached to the iolation notice, since the Sanford Police Departi'Ier,t wants to protect rather than punish, but ii'lators o the law who are under 17 years of age wilt eeeive a copy of the notice, another will be sent to the parents and a third will be kept on file at the ixdk't department. A conference with the parenis will result if ii juvenile is found to be a habitual offender. said, that less than one per cent of the people have a nced to go to City Hall. Think of the money that could be saved with a plan like this: First, install three modern trailer-type of. flees on the south side of the present City Hall. Jra for three mdc on the north side, The middle of the three on the south side would extend to the, or a recessed curb, to allow In his speech on independence day Dr. Neto (or wate: payments via a drive-in window, made it clear that his party would organize Move everything out of the present building, Angola along marxist lines, hut said it would tear it down, and in its place erect either a round follow a non-aligned policy in foreign affairs, building, or square, the lower floor to connect This is the real test. The massive military directly with each of the six trailers; the upper support the Sovlet Union and its Communist floor to house a maximum council room seating allies have given to the Popular Mov&nent was not over 250. Public rest-rooms would be on the another. Juan Carlos must t.rrsd a middle path. He must walk cautiously. Hewill iwed all the twlpbe can get. We should give such help to the extent that we can see that It awareiess campaign, conduded b the Sanford Police Department, will get wuler way next Monday (Dee. 8). The parliamentary tradition is weak in Spain. Compromise has seemed alien to the unben'lli Spanish spirit. Extremism marks the history of the Spanish people. It was the extremism of the left that trought about the Army officers' revolt against the Republic, the revolt France led In 1336-1939. As caudillo, leader of the nation, be has presided over a p'riod of great economic growth for Spain. But parliamentary institutions have remained rudimentary. There has been little freedom for the press and trade unions. It Is time for Spain's political gress to catch ti with the country's economic progress. The problem for Juan Cans, succeeding Franco as head of state, l,s to bring about the political mod€rnlzation of Spain while preserving political stability, The nearby example of Portugal shows the dangers. SÜX. BERRY'S WORLD r.- ''•-7- i I),n't Forget the annual Christmas Parade will be staged in Downtown Sanford tomorrow (Thur. In. s..a A bicycle safety -a Adufts observed violating traffic laws arc subject to being issued a traffic citation kr the -U---nf tS According to Quigley, additional information on the awareness catnpaisn may hCobthifl(!d from the Sanford Police Department. It's a worthwhile program and should be well orUi knoing about. t;a _ tA Clock sda) night with the first unit stepping oil at 7:30. _______ _________ _____________ __________-_ In%lnwnI Bankiny ffw in . Persbuig. Iarnp4 'Miami • Ft. Lauderidk 'Orlando • Dai,lona UfMh c' 'h,acksofl.Mfl'e, • C 175J MIlirmN,ia,n,hh - I I -' �I _______ W 7~w- -. 4-" S - - • - W ~. ri - • -- - -• - _____ __ i _ - r - - - 4-4 --- . - - -- 5------- -. -4-------- - - 4- -.4- &A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - _ 4— - -4 - -.------4- _ -r- - _ __ - _____ _ 211 -- -. - - • f--- ZA ;iF!T'Z - MR- 20 ——• - -5--- - __ 1111111011111111111 __ _.— . - _-. Thursday, DeC.4, 1973 Company Moving State Out Of With Mao On Heels OfMeeting - Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft. I— - - Wednesday, Dec. 3, 17S-7A ----. ------- I a a Ib I V Insurance Swl"tch Costs Altamon t e H% DOMNA VSM Herald Staff Writer other goverrimental units in the area - the company Its carrying about half insurance AI.TAMQNTE SPRINGS - covrrage is moving out of the City cornmissioners plagued state - switched insurance ith the jij-, firms Tu1d4s) night, I I b To Win I Asia . - _____ 13ANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Reports from Peking and China and tl, e Soviet Union are HorW, Kong and the observa. "hearts and minds" of South- Bangkok indicate that China east Asia in the wake oi the would not be a mrse to U.S. United States' withdrawal from military presence in Iluiland other Southeast Asian Some experts say it could countries as a counterbalance mean the return of an Arrieri- to the Soviet Union's success in can presence here, and they postwar Indoch:na. speculate that Pmsident Ford Foreign Minister Adarn and his Chmm hosts in Peking Malik of Indonesia last week . - . .. !.T di a u-ianguiar, soviet These experts say Chinese Chinese-American competition fears Of Russian foraging o' inthenextdecade.flesald the their southern (lank and the bestroleforthetjnjtetlSt.atesjn a.xieties of neutrally Inclined Southeast Asia would be to nations in the region about "help keep the balance" be. the ; iJ_..- . - -7-P__ - ~" _.~L _.-M I. ~_ __ - . ~=~~. -____41'iF. ----i . .1 ------,. _____ - ---------------.--___ laai~=t9~~~l .J ;--------~-~~-.4~~ ____--~= _-~~7;~-___-_ _____--_._--____ -__~~;:::~___ ~ ~-;-F__ __ - _- -~--I -- ____ -~-_ __ ______ - ~ _.-~_____-~ - .~T -.-. ~_, ___-1 ~ *-. ~_ ___7_~~ I-.* - •-.. __ __IT- -I :1*x___-_,_,____ ~__ - - _1~_.__ ____________________________ __ __ .-. - EII - - - S.. - ' .5.. .•• ,A---f!-1~.__T.__. -. - - —4 ~ ~ II -• arei • 1.11 I _, ," t,_7 ) All 1 ,7 . .- "~ .2' ", issing .k= _ - - ftt -t - Em loyes _ I 4.. - . . t the .oI3ntry. The Ptu'uppu has assured the United S tates it would have exclusive use of American military bases even pvernment control of CAKIANDPARK(Ap; - A scorecard compiled by Moe are conducting an in- Western and Asian ewrts over tensive search today for f= the Put few months shows thenipluyes who mysteriously Soviet Union gaining good vanW)ed from a supper club ground IT. North and South Viet. Tuesday morring. narn and Laos, with China win. Police in Uds Fort LaWer- aing Out in Cambodia. The Chi. dale suburb theorize it might I,*-- nese are also thought to have a case ofrobhery.abduflc but generally greater chance of ex- - . • - - -. __ - - - • .vc .. - - - ... •., . tcr - . ' y i,-_, ,-,- ~: t `_ _; ~_'X Im_ - - - LL~ - - as-& t: - ters. Officers said McCartney was ...j: - .q —. ! • ,i ,_•'_Jr. 1 ": -- - --.- V71 S -M W - - _ 5', :j,~ . , _~ W~_ A~~ 2. - P;. ' ,5 -, - - car that ma& two passes around the restaurant early - - Police speculated that the four may ha ve ye been taken by gumen who rnJ& have been recognized b one or more of the employes. "Everybody is out on rhe inv,istigation," said Dttective Harold Hancock. "We're a&vmiing we're it.wlved with a robbery-abduction.I I A heavy safe that should con. • W __ - __ f - __ mi ___~ - -- I S -- 3 - ;. - I . .~ ~ II : '.. li~ - - . .I.. ~ W , '. I - - i. A-fr z r. -t ' -P -I c - - -2 J- -. • f tX 7( , '2 - W - *. • P —n-F V. •'• -- -. - -- .. - r - —. I -..I' . -P ---. . •••I•_ .•_. -- ii ' flfl flA who knew the safe's com- .. "I (1f)n*t (-,ire ;ibout 9,-, ir ..$ J%ft.ft worried about the,m. The whole thing's cfazy." ,. •__ .. - - - . -.- - flJI - - . - ______________ I ._ J. . 'I - _________ - ___ . 9 V 42A a ^ in - I __ be n0ficid or effeclive? 1 ','! I -. 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I./ tA 9 TO 9 SUNDAY 10 7 2 STORES OPEN 24 HOUR11 -- -__ a I Gill .. "1114 I— -f bw% goo OPEN --. ) I ,',.:,:, THRU SATURDAY! PEANUTS ,%4 i:~~i~ P -_ It " t'" 1 -1 . -S - --- - j44 ! -Z r.\ r- - S -------------- - -S s-='= - - 5 g n Op pos d F - -___U' - nki e I SIL PRICES - % / - - .I __________ .i.!a ., r! ,t . :"t I 111%111% it tl .0k ,01111. 8 17 I - 1 M __ "[)JUST~.4[,'41 I 1 .. WILSON a - di I 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — For. agreements. mer Chief of Naval Operations Rep. Dale Milford, D-Texas, Etvno H. Zumwalt u's the So- told Zumwalt his criticism of vict Onion has turni g slrategic the Ford administration and the arms limitation I ks into a arms accords seemed to "grotesque mockery" and that coincide with the retired adniiinformation outlining Russian ral's plans to run for the U.S. violations is being withheld Striate in Virginia. from President Ford. "Purely political," said Rep. Zumwalt told the House in. Robert McClory, fl-Ill., when telligence committee on Tues. asked his day that Ford has not mastered testimany. details of the ar-ins limitation Zumwalt chir tLt i-rI agreements on his own and that has not been told of Soviet vioSecretary of State Henry A. lations because Kissinger has a Kissinger has been less than personal poliUc stake in the candid In explaining the viola- agreements Since he helped in Lions to the President. 1.egotiatutg the accords, KissthSpecifically, Zumwalt said ger does not wint the violations the Soviets had violated the known to the President, Zumarms agreements by in. wait said. .erfering with U.S. means fur i'onitoring compliance and by esting missile detection radar, umwalt told the committee he would explain further during a losed ses..Ion. lie did .ay thc to nterference concerned U.S. ongrange radar. Zumwalt's allegations were I hallenged by several panel I nemers, but all his charges I ere not covered during the ubllc session. WASHINGTON (AP) These violations, Zumwalt Swiss-style confidential bank aid, involved Soviet building Of accounts should be illegal in the dditlonal and larger missile United States and the Internal Lies, upgrading cf missik d,.. ReIIUe should Itk at f ns-es, deployment of mobile every oneSer',ic-e that now txists,. says ilsailes and building of larger Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-Fla. iissiles. Gibbons voiced surprise and On the mobile missiles, Rep. Rep. Charles A. Vanik, D-Ohio, I PS Aspin, D-Wis., said his in- zprssd ihuvk Tuesday over Irmatlon was that the mis- published reports cf numbered, its, pG;cntally &bjk, no-name, accounts existing at ad not bec,i moved from fixed some banks in Miami. )sitlons and that no violation Vanik is chairman and Gib. ad occurred, bons a senior member of the "If they do (deploy th iiL. Huuse Ways and Means Con-, s le) It would be cheating," mittee's investigating subcommwalt said. mittee, which watches over IRS "Is developing the capability operations ieating?" asked Rep. James Gibbons said IRS has a F - Johnson, R-Co. "heavy duty" to -let usknow so "No_ " Zumwalt said. we can take proper corrective On the silos, As* observed action" about such things. He at while they may have been said he would propos e legisS '- 1 B (YOUR CHOICE) - GOLF - 11 CV MO .101 PA 45 HILL 1 41, 41 of I 134 — _ Alt . - FASHIONED TRAM4 BAGS PEANUT BRIULE -_ -_ -- - t - 24 IN, PORTABLE B.B.0 GRILL Is mm . limit sit[ W 8 REG 10 99 -_ vu - I MAE HANGERS 795 J! ARE nUST 49 Noust 88 STEEL BLADE ' PISTACHIO NUTS Al - IT I J.111 CA RRY SHEATH U 111 1',1AJ I I DRY .*6 ,z 1 t , Ct GIFT KNIFE r,— rT t ULTRA BAN .... Itz ROLL-0111 I 40 .- fILG e__w1._~ FILLET W, IAW VitYI. // - STOPS MILDEW WASTEBASKET ~ - DI=G- A 0 REG 2 -19 88 PLASTIC___ CUT CRYSTAL Lonhandl, SPONGE MOP ARVE-AMONP-11 1 'fl•,RI Talks: Zumwalt MADDING ' FLAVOR HOUSE 0 Strategic Arms II , - . 8- , .I I ..;I. %.,.` .. 77 . 8 •")' 1_ Soviets Mocking 0 F;,*4-71 n1 r, SHARP, . it .' 99 - ______ TENNIS BALL ,r j-, 1 I4~,", C ~~ 0 I - •"' '—a i - -F- LONDON (Al') - Britain's Prince Charles "would have ade a good fighter pilot," says Gen. Adolf Gallarxl, the rman Li.iftwalfe ace in World War II. Galland and the heir to the British throne, now a Navy licopter pilot, had a chat about flying Tuesday at a celeation marking the opening of a new wing at the Royal r Force Museum in London. =3 50 IN TAN OR BEIGE 59 "__. - I'll : ~V. , , U _r~ .. PLAYTEXPIODORAPTAMPONS ,_)PANTY HOS / i , ?) 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'I"--_ '... _ 141., LOS ANGELES (AP) — Violence could result from a of the United States and Panama to reach greement on a new Canal Zone treaty, Ambassador lis--th Bunker has warned. Bunker, speaking Tuesday to the Los Angeles World ifairs Council, said, "If we try to maintain the status uo, we will face mounting hostility in both Panama and atin America and the possible loss of the very interest e want to preserve." Bunker heads the U.S. team negotiating the new treaty. rilks began to years ago. Sotio ""W ,',,A I.- ELECTRiC - 88 "---- FATCKWOU II ;;;-. &J_.%.#%0#4 A3! 9212 - HOT LATHER V1111" cotch(o i NUTCRACKER r,10 99 IL - 999 I ! • I PROCTOR SILEX !. F Øf'd ;. Alfamont.41 Springs- Lonvwood ~ , - ~~ I E TALKIE I Ir- , Ividid" - I LONG RANGE ( I , I PIPING HOT LATHER IN SICONDS USES 6 OR I I OZ CANS CASI. -t,t" 4.09 I W RECORDER 1 LIMIT 1,() PEG i ~ -_ -/ 1 TAPE — WATCHES I i - :' jJ I I _______ I MARGE WILLIAMS 212Asly &----- - - - - .. . 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FLAT PAK - - - --. • ,J, LI.FT R NORTHERN ," EYE DROPS t: ' WIT111 =W FX-a) did na &"w rmy signs of having been tampered i 4 OUS BRANDS I ' WATCHice ~ 101 ' WHITE 34c 20 SNEUS __ ~-__ - " C PEG I .- 4; t 11: LLOYD'S AM/FM PLAYE TURNTABLE - , ,~:.RECORD ? REG 1699 RAINBOW ASSORTED ('Yl • I ' ,-,.. I L Rows G 5 99 (Iq.5 -'.--_ ',- .i' - - MIAMI BEACH (AP) — New York City might ave avoided its financial problems had a woman been mayor, s.ivs New York State's lieutenant governor, Mary knne Knnak. "'New York was spending money It didn't have, and I ion't think that would have been allowed to contineinder the kind of women I have seen in public life," said ds. Krupsak. She spoke Tuesday at a meeting of the Nialonal League if Cities. She said women officeholders she knows appear to be iore candid than some male oficiaLs. She attributed the ifference to the women's background in idealistic oluntary organizations. ('ro "i. r 88 5 QUART SIZE 91 )W)AO"041AI \ • G I FT PAPER I #'J III -- I asnirin I °" -, NY Needed Woman Mayor BLA NKETS Airniniso 11 ..10 R[G , ' 11 REV 77 I ~, TAI., 1 .. I—- - -4 #11 1. A1.11 * REG . 78 II) CHEST -.- ~r _- - - Pnce...,_ -lit ) 414 I ' -.0 II POCKET ~~ ".* I.:-*—,_ 1. - 11MAII1111122 AIIIIIIS11112 I 7 7 DELUXE PINE 27 __<__ )-I I— ASSORTED IOXED 29 I "I _ __1 1~~_ -Mb--- LARG IS INCH SOO REG 6 99 _________________________ ZZ - CARDS AIG 149 . •• 2 -lAIN 4-BAR CROCK - Bonle of I 00 I . --4 WREATH I • - FOAMING ' C EG 9 •.-) 37c I - - Fnlure rl-' s '-" RIVAL I D IPLASTIC 016 4? D SPICE "AP I AA -0 24 ... FISAT .I— GIFT BOXES BOW RIBBON -:a IS loingings of ft f= "10M the initiative -and perhaps the were fottrid unWuched, U*k -Voils. autos were still In the parldng Nodh Vietnarn's designs lit lot and there was no sign o( a Southeast Asia are another factoi-.Wtthahugearsenalof capstruggle, offIcerssajd. tuied American weapons and a e four Th were identified pol.ice as Joseph P. NIcCartney, seasoned army, Hanoi has 29, the restaurant's manager; adopted an aggressive tr,e toward Thailand, still maintains Gall RIedpnn, , the keeper-6emtary; and Marrian troops in I.Aos and would be a Haston, 31, and Neata Harvard, runaway favorite to overcome 27, bo~h maids. Cambodia In any conflict be,Mrs. Harvard aW Mrs. Mo. twzm the two cottritries. ef--~ ~,, CHRISTMAS !/ 0 . -- I'l, ." . - .1% • I REG 39 1 . ( I .,;,..,•. - WREATH I Charcsllemp. "But lean tell the insurgent movements in )1)uone thin Bur I'm worried, Thailand, Malaysia t ,tarn worried." ma. Some diplomats say Police mid a che-1 arrived fnr Peking has ne choice: it fr ist work at 9:30 a.m. aM iound the aid the rebels, if for no other iced --; ._ ' 466 PEG 599 I I :~~__ ).h A&~_ -_- 'I REG 259 _ ,Cormunist 7UUnd, Burma, Malaysia , Singapore, mandsandnotii.gfsy. PhilIppines and In An unanswered question Is P_ ______ :: :. - -. PEG 2 - - i ¼ ICiCLES 'or ox - 3iQUARTCOUI5,it _ _ TS AA I Y ( -_- 6 OZ UMIT ONE '- 1114111160SOMMIM, :, I ________ SLOW 500 CT. SILVER AFTER SHAVE LOTION I - I — '.1 .- 4 F COOKER I _-_tp.•- p ' '.t":-, ROMAH BRIO .16 - GARLAND 1 W-~ __________________________________________ V_ T'IINSEL A41 kwLW11c"I L . II . 111111111 If congressional aid is grant. Tri r thanIa r 141 NEW YORK IAl' i Heavyweight ch;mipn Muhammad All has come to the rescue of the Hillside Aged Program. At 9 am. Tuesday, the program was on the verge of being closed for lack of funds to serve its 54 handicapped elderly clients. At 9:30 a.m., director Maria Brown ansered a knock on the door. It was All. 1 understand you need a lot of money to stay open,,Mrs. Brown quoted the boxer as saying. "Why don't you stay open. I'll give it to you." News reports had said the center needs $100,000 for the next year and had been unable to get government aid. Social worker Frances Adler said All mentioned that figure and a little later raised it to 1150.000. But he wanted to know where all the people were. Told they didn't show up tnUl 10 arn. he wa itel. When the old folks arrived, Mrs. Brown 5.1111, r -:, or on- W1S ( TVIfi ,, Idrirne t i p to II huti aiI k:-. 'I ,,,'.I . very flsOVIIlg.' ___________________________ 10011i_ "1;1!= aws_~ - 0TREE I J flt"7 I uEft — J 2 Of Program For Aged . a p Sought - Al! Comes To Aid I , . ; J A Mf The United States is expected to keep a residual force in Thailand after the deadliw next March for the withdrawal . -,, •' Al PEOPLE PEKING lAP) — ' President word which Ford as well as the that Soviet Ford -American detente is ly atmosphere." Kissinger's hand for half a pressed at liii strength and h actin6l pre- Chinese used to describe the being construed by M oscow as a significant talk Presidents talk Tuesday Mrs. Ford told newsmen minute. Ile pointed with his left health. Ile looked exactly III with a green light for Soviet ex- Mao's eyes "lighted up quite hand to Ford "covering a wide range of inas he made sor his pictures." Chairman Mao Tse-tung, tuud. the the as It wa a significant conve -Mao made small talk with Forth' 18-yearWhite H ouse She said she told Mao "it w, d. old daughLr, sileni, and there was no report 0 It was the sation." the President told Ford, his wife and daughter S a great honor for him to r secondbusiness newsmen. 'It covered a very and usa n. But a color film of a* of w ha t he said. seven Amercan officials meeting televised in Peking m tin' ceive us." een the visiting wide range of matters involving for 0 15 When he d Mao Mao, who will be 82 on De American leader and First Vice the international scene as well for anminutes, hour and then sat down today sh9wed that Mac gave his 35 minutes of biggest welcome to Serr again shook Kissinger's hand eta of ry 26, Premier Teng Hsiao-ping. The as our bilaterp.1 relatiorvi.11 has been reported to hai demonstratively and held It difficulty speaking s;nce discussion with the President, State Henry A. K!ssinge While House said the session on Neither the President nor ot.h. Secretary of State Henry r, much longer than he did those the thiIrd day of Ford's five-day A. whom he had met three times stroke, and Mrs. Ford wi er sOur(Vs gave any informaKissinger and of Ford or the three oth visit to China las t ed 2', hours tion three of heIr previously. er asked whether he could t about what the 81-year-old aides American officials who sat in Chf e communique clearly understood. half an hour longer than their Chinese leader discussed. But it said they had "earnest and sig. on the talk. flrA meeting on Titesday. Shaking with laughter, the was assumed that he emPha"Some of it was very clea an:o "Signi ficant" was a lso the s ized .. on Chinese vigorou s ly leaer hard I ear wide-rarging Issues in a end the ming said Mrs, Ford. "I was im. understand," she said. 0 ______ ---_ ------________ . I I fil(II -_ -•-- --' ___ donesla $44.5 million and The Philippines $37.6 million. M I I I? -4Nf~ \., *,- . 0%.! " . : ) - :. -_ ~ nd up a potential for a renewed U.S. role in the region. L n ouma 11,Y An 000 I But, the change in companies southeast United States.-Standard InsuranceCo iuf Fort Housing arA Urban Develors. Floyd reported to the board federril flood • cost the city an additional Worth, Tex., at total Premium ment "The change In for grants to aid in the that he has Instructed city will meet at the courthouse at $15,000 in premiums annually climate in Florida hm seen 10 of $M,228 annually for a two. preparation of the com. comptroller, Leslie Bentley. to 7:30 p.m., Dec. C for comprehensive general insurance companies leave year period. prehensive land use plan confer with state Revenue liability, automobiles, property state and another 11 to go nVoney and Commissioner by sthte law to be Department officials to find out Sandra Glenn, both ex-officlo 4 COTnmi5,--icr-CI Cal DeV,xney rcquired and "dii[erence in conditions" bankrupt due to losses," Terry noted the premium is $15 completed by l77. why Altamonte viu1 receive members of the city's new The resignation of Fire Capt. $M,800 in thls fiscal year from rnore than the city has een advisory board on water quality Jock Terry, the agent hanCommissioners approved pwying. Dennis Uughton from O.- fire the state, while Casselberry, control and management, ' d1ling ft portion of the city Terry's recommendations that In other action, com- department as of Dec. 15 was smaller in population, will reported that the group, at its insurance, reported to the new policies which includes missioners adopted a resolution noted. receive $100,000 more and recent organizational meeting, oard that Provident- false arrest insurance and authorizing Mayor Norm an Sanford will receive Floyd said Laught3n will elected retired real estate Washington, which had carried "errors and omissions" Floyd to execute a much pplication,'R to returning to the University of as broker, Byron Kimball, * the city is "pulling out of coverage on city officials be the Department of Community Florida to continue his The mayor reminded that a chairman and Dr. C.G. Black. Florida an'd the entire approved with Commercial Affairs,US. Departm ent of education. meeting of area officials and burn, vice chairman. China, Soviets Locked In Fight SE $15 a I Wh'I*te House, * Ford wTeng Ta1k Signiif icant t -TW --- '- S-- - - .-.lJ-s• - - - - = --:--5=: rY S SS - - tner.rnr-' •L . - �~.,- 11 ~ . ~,. . , 4 - - LZ74 .. . , ~t . . _________________________ .. .11. -~ w -- .:-. .,q-t. , . . 17 T 74 iff :jj; - __________ L T - 1. ___ . _____ i;:.• $ •'.• ~ -------- mmm - - - ..----- . a .4.-,. - • I. ~ M 4 • --------- M ti pq - S -. - - 1r. .-. ,- --- N ------------ -, $A-. Evrnirig Herald, Sanford, Fl, _______ - , . -; 7t : - -. ' - - -. - -- Wednesday, Dec. 3 197S a I - - 77 = •,. N~1111 ~ - - 11111 - - - -4-' i-,._- I i_ Ri 0 --!r Jii ___ - - -- - . __ R Del Gaiz " o Has I? 1~ --- I I GIFTS BY I . 0-y,q el00-`0"""""""""" 44-4-L-A ,I - $- r1i 0M -Iw- i-----,owl -.a .- I ,II. II . - I I I I 4. f ELI ..P, ! 01 I— - - n` , , ,,, 1.'' 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' 1 I -\ 94 I Ed1su CIJdCII I IILIIU4W, () year veteran at the school, Alter 2.00 vIctorLe,, Setislitule kings "a hustling, aggressive Community College basketball club" to Seminole coach Joe Sterling isn't rest in g Edison, off to a late , I. on his laurels. l,tncludinga 20-point win over E%en if he wanted to he Manatee and the two-point loss couldn't, because Edsion to Florida College By contrast Community College comes to Seminole defeated Florida Sanford at 7:30 tonight to test College by two and downed the &-1 ltaidtrs Manatee twice en route to a 6-1 "We know they're a good mark. club," Sterling said "The) We rebehmd Seminole right have to be to stay wi th Fbi da now," Thimlar said, College the way they did" these years the NJCAA Is going Edison dropped a 8513 thriller to adopt a starting date for ( to Florida College Saturday season, but they tiaen't got night ro*y" Sterling will have his club key Edison Is led on the court ty on six loot Edison guard Glasper, who averaged 28 Itichard Glasper, who ac- points in the first two gaines. cording to coach Hugh Thimlar The other guard Is John Coy, "can stuff the ba ll flat footed' who has 19 assists already He lies a six-footer. led Edison in assists last "We'll put Reggie McDonald season Rotwrt JenkIns (8-4) on (alasper," Sterling said, and Bill Adams (6-3) start at "and see how he does. We also forward, with 6-7 Greg Brth.so, plan to use Pat Crtrnmins," at center. Brinson is a Seminole will start and aggrcz3ive center , McDonald, Vernon Johnson, weighing In at Bob Jacobs, Chip Noe and ThLmIar sa ys he has "agood Randy Faber, with Terry strong bench If we need it" ' Jameson and David Hampton Tonight's game Is the first bath figur ing on plenty of road contest for Edison. Shave and Timberline Alt., Shave. 750 day of Spring. A long lasting fra- L MUSK GIFT SET BY ENGLISH LEATHER EN, 1,~ __ S 2-ounce After Shave and 2 ounce Cclogn Musk. . earthy. p,irnitiv. and li.cefy masculine. _ IrJ IN I 650 & ounce bottle. This fabled eence provides a unique and enduring ip.,Lance fL.r lovr rv,rywhare. K 2-ounce Spray Mist. Lavish yourself with the scent of Musk. Put it on your body..ancl it goes to his head. .11 GINSENG COLOGNE BY ENGLISH LEATHER I 1. ALYSSA ASHLEY SPRAY MIST It 4 500 1 -Th------. A. TEDDY BEAR NECKRING - _•_\ GIFTS OF JEWELRY FOR ALL AGES. 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Switiiy000O;T:yIor;l); Carlcr 0 00 0 Thomas 1 33 10 ' - - - the film Wemadaton1ght - iwk, -~& Tof ai • -. -, 'V eit Orange - I 16 IS i7-S3 L- -:, . - -- learn Fouls; Wc-.t orange, 2o. It'sateamthatwona d totaloftwogamesalllastyear actuallythesnaestsolin sorecrulterscanseeft" This year that same team is the conference, with U school Kaufman pu'nped in 22 -three-for three ts , and Stienke saId, "I -_ population providing only about poin Green E vans jackets could be boys above the required have tO gi ve the credit toTony I seen dotted around Lyman's amount for Fields, my assistant He's ball gymnasium Tuesday night, He said Edgewater High worked wi th Ka ufma n and all f'" along with red Edgewater School Is one of the smallest the tall boys, and really helped z jackets The coaches in those Metro schools, with 2,000 tremendousl ." At jackets got an eyeful as Lyman st udents grades 10-12. Lyman Lyman must face county ________ %downed West Orange, 58.53 students number 2,200, grades rL%al Lake Brantley this _____________________________ Coach Fred Pennington of 9.12. weekend before entering -. l)aid Hampton icc Stznnolc Communit)'Coil College a scoring Evans l ed his team to the state "Seminole County teams are Metro whirlpool against LymSfl threat Greg ThGmas dribbles around a West Orange rer ix'__a_gesw____percent . _romthefield championship last year, while at a disadvantage whet, playing Edgewater next Tuesday defender . Rudy Tapia of Edgewater has an improved ball club of his I- 2 S 24 55 , - M t Wright 4 021; Kaufman 4-TO 27; - - rA ________ H - , '--_ - -_- I XW ,_•• ----------- ______ l Harp 6 1.3 13; Jefferson S 00 IC; Kemp 10-03; Ri.i 500 W: Iaylor I 0016; Roberson JohnsonlO -- ________ -. ::::::c::uo - 1/ toidght," he said. "I want to that," Sdenke said. Stinis said - - champion,"he said, "and Jones strong junior high system for WNG% DOD-Orlando high is much improved, Colonial is, developing players and we i-i school baseketball coaches are Winter Park is tough, and don't don't." paying their respects early this forget about Oak Ridge or u en C could not help --i year. There's an upstart ba ll Edgewater" ________ ______ Lyman 13 J1. Lyrnun.5,WestOrang,V LAKE - HOWELL _______ ________ _______ _____ y .i iiiiijuijijiiiii DrIando Metro conference, and . . . Sc hmidt 304 Carroll 3 103 ftrumoaugh 53;) $110a*ki SO 10. Adam: 52 )2 Luby Thomas 1311 371165 SANFORD NAVAL 11M 06 ,---- P151% r 757Q Guzman Roe 1 0 2 Totals 2111 53 Lake owell Sanford Naval H Te6rfl Sanford 32 11 21 I 1 is fouls Lahe Naval 11 out Nonc 24-U is-u Howell 72 -'r-tu fil M 0 .47- 1~ %"-- since Lyman is a fellow ,_t member, I they we re watc hing therewkidon thebIock carefully before they face the B Longwood team in the near p future. ''Ij) Even though Tuesday's f. victim was not a Metro member, Lyman chief Rick \ \ • Stienke thinks Went Orange is FOHLST cir - Tuesdaydied the ball, he only had five worthy taste of what Metro . -. .4 night Lake Brantley High turnors lie handled the ball competition will provide s. / 14 4 p,. West Orange Is one heck ola , Schocl ba.wIbtll coach Chr is weil and had a settling effect on -1 I Butter-worth said it was the our offense" ball club," he said They r 4 , - - -. ) L'J k excessive num be r of turnovers 'The gs e 'te1' ' ft.n't mi.ch going to win games, there S rMi - which contributed most to his of one until the final couple doubt about It. I'm glad we got --• ., ç team's 70-65 loss to OrIado minutes when the Patriots thtm out of the way Carl. Boone siiced a 14-point gap down to They're every bit as good as I \ -' tbO34 Metro teams will be." Today he did some research five. Lyman led comfortably, 58the 5ttitial charts and ' "We ran out of time," said .45, wi th two minutes left, and •discovered that Boone actually Buiterwor th. vador despite a s tall by " .4 the 'Hounds in Vad more turnovers than Lake 11v closing comeback gave I) it • ILak,e Dr,infT.,, .1 -at -' fe,,,. k,.r..a Iw.fi al iniitn 11 Or ange -"i-- !fl_...., W'tr"" - .. --...=, .-..., * x 9' managed to reel off four "And that leads me to believe better things to come -. s, t we lost the game at the foul 'Their zone pr ess hurt us Ir straight buckets for the % , -1j '-" !~line," said Bdtterv,orft "We tIN first half," addet But- final margin tn "1 told our team to get every missed 11 free throwa and eight terworth "We just didn't , - , of them were one and-ones" handle It the way we wanted rebound low'th quarter, and ''k,,,, Th e Patriots two . converted only Now we did the job against it in they did untIl those last 4mates * 13 of 24 free throws against the the second half But I don't minutes," S t-cake said 'I'm I kg~--~ Met.ry Conference Braves. Unk Wt oar turnovers were glad the clock was running J~ -- --~--A&-,N - : . . Butter-worth had praise for all attributed to their press I'd down, we sure needed It then" .- P_~~--- ~ -Imz --~ I -1i, --But of the Metro contests t5t guard Joe Dellato, who played a say we had far too many silly _- ~-,~ 'cry coruls•ent game "He mLsuskes, He double dribble" he ahead. St1enke considers scored 16 points and had five .111111111111111-M ______________ Lake Brantley has a major every team to be tough. In -_ rebounds," said the mach. test coming up Friday night response to quesUom about his Rrrtt Thomas t34) of lake Howell and R.y. GQ=an of Saulaft! . - -----. -- awa4 to I. I I I . ki SPRAY COLOGNE 1 iicn Spray Co ion*. The Cassit lizv Feminine fragrance. 4 75 450 C. CREPE de CHINE DUSTING POWDER 8 ounce Dusting Powder rt with the delirt of Cre do Chst', 600 1 \______ ir _-±1 . Says After Loss -- -• -- - I .._- ~ - • In de TOILETTE CONCENTREE 2-ou,cs bottle. E$.oantivpk-,ers for th e mail Prestigious gtftin. --- - - t , ___ game's - _ !:!7 i-~ - - 4~-. ----1 ______________ 1 - flietutletorthenigntwasset • . when Lake Howell registered an 80-24 vIctory in the junior varsity game The varsity gaire ne ver got quite as out of hand, tt evident from the start who had the upper hand Lake Howell grabbed a 224 first quarter lead balanced scoclrg which his Hawks disriayed. I-ake H,j.- veU put four player~ L. ICrteiS 'JI For Colonial - ' - -' - - i- -" Z- 1h T~112- i r-j . _i_ ' iereu. .a i•----._. -fi -- ----- ,-I - Game - - ___ _____ ,;& Circle Dec. 15 on your calendar. 1 rs. i--'-r (-. .'...C1 in. UIIU flo - -• '• T' I I VC' I -- --,-,, ---'11 '1 ___________________________________________ "But it's the rut game of the season, and I guess I can't complain too much about the turnovers," said Robinson, who played collegiately at Seminole Junior College and Bumingham Southern. ~ T.IM~ What can YOU 58 about a Thomas leading the way with by the star on an opposing game you win by 32 poin ts' 18 Jim Pritchard backed him team Well, Greg Robinson wasn't with 16 LakeHowellhasaweekoffth complaining alLr lake Howell "You can't beat balance in prepare for its Dec. 9 game at defeated Sanford Nasal basketball," said Robinson, Oviedo Academy Tuesday night, 85-53 who more than once saw "Eliminate turnosers, that's But, really, he felt his Hawks balanced scorng attack over- what we need to think, about," could itae played better Mucri shadow 30-point performances added Robinson L . 1 4 .,, - E I ti - - -, .#.,-4-v" .'' -- -n-~- ,-. T.-_w Has No Compiaints TocJnu V oCs. -f~-- . 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The fragrance lively different unwal rich blend of rare wood%, and exotic spicei with - - b V - - - - - i__,=___&-'-,__ - -' ELEGANCE... 1 • -_ BySCO1'FABRAJ1A1IJ herald Correspondent - - - •- Monsieur .ioyan is every woman's piece tie resistance. 0a 1l. - (__ 4uncsAfterstuve/Cologne and 7. -- __._ ff i ,,, Turnovers Hurt I Mot'S,rLjR OVAN GIFT SIT 1 - - -- fl' - - - Upstart - - cult - - - rantleyC`oach •1 - i - _ - - -:---.--.---___-. 11 -1 --1 -----------i: ; - - L'man hit only elght-.of-24 Eveiing Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, Dec 3, l75-4A free throws but still managed a 58-S3victoryoverWestOj-ange; ..: Lake Brantley missed a similar / = ''AU -. percentage of Its free throws Brantley coach C1rI But. Hykoski added 10 and felt It in a 70-65 bss to terworth watched his team fall The Middies were led by ,-;c-.---/ Orlando Boone; and Lake 14 points behind, then stage a Steve Mock with 20 points while Amwa;4Howell didn t need its free rall y which fell five point, Joe Pitt, added 14 and Frar throws in an 85-b3 romp over short. iIf\ . . -. Lelcht scored 11. Sanford Naval Academy. Bill Wall, Scott Alexander -= -Bled(.lier brown was me and Joe iJeilato were Lite titlef LAKE BRANTLEY ,, Alexander? _____ all 741V dominant color Tuesday night points producers for Lyman 117. _ ________ ____ ctt i ' rO 6Crawfocd 02 as a meager Lyman crowd with an output of 18, 17 nd 16, 2 Meslor 0 72 Cribb 102 Totals _. watched the Greyhounds break respectively. .a 24-94 halftime deadlock with __ Pernefi Tookes and Dennis 1 3Ct93 TI_ 34 second half points and win Cox combined for 43 Points to 201 Huhell 306 Joinson 000 ____ ___ ,. ______-.= theirthirdstraightgameo(the helpoffsetthebarragebywnji., L1U1e102 McConneiio0 12 Moore R0000 Too&c-s 10 2 22 )0tUl SC3SOfl Alexander and 1)ellato Tota ls : Big 6-9 center Jon Kaufman The story at Sanford Naval II 15 1711-43 paced Lyman with points, was that the ht Middles were ii--23_1722 9-70 while his counterpart, 6-3 simply outclassed by a larger center James Taylor, led the Lake howell team which shot Fouts: Boone 25. Branttiy it -d~l e ia •ii roul O: Non* losers Wiui wziueL over the losers arid gobbled up JV; &oc,ne 65, Lake Brant ley 57 L'man could hit only a mostoftherebowujs LAKE BRANTLEY GIRLS: miserable 25 percent of its first Brett Thomas led Lake half free th rows, and hit only 33 Howell wi th 18 points back ed by Bryie-s 066; Floyd 1Kevin Home i10 Stands DIII) 5-4 - sheti he's on the ground In the ie'a a lottalle 1 3: Fahey 01. aiiII r. ere '-ix per cent for the game. LYman guard puts one upgatnstWestOrange. (HeraldPbolo,b T Jim Pritchard with 16 and John ' FIi"y, 0 2-01; Totals 10-11-31. T om Incent) y Meanwhile, at Boo ne , Brumbaugh with 13. Ray I_ - SA I A - ._ Perfume. 1150 -4 ~-~---_-T- - -- ' t hin thumngsceuut Hypnotiqu.. 4 . Heidi the scent of Aquarius Crime Psi urni ltcanbi worn onachain. Delicately designed Victorian Locket... '1k . Nt~ ---. IF teams not capitalizing on X ( ' ____ M I LITTLE FAWN G. VICTORiAN ROSE -- If some of the best things in life are indeed free, then there appears to be some Seminole County high school basketball - 1150 .~:- T- ~*; . ,-J - ' • .1- - ___ - 800 A delicat ely designed C,nso Locket. hiding the entcinq scent of Hypnot*qu. e rs ari - r , - ___________ B D ; : - ~ --- -.-- -- : ~ 3igig - : kJ" - f Aquarius Crime P.,. fume.. .It can be worn on a chain. F GOLDEN CAMEO -- - I of the other tearn's plays to get the feel ... but we need him ws an outside receiver." - I4olds the 1 - .- I Solomon would work in plactice "running some - K. - 8O CREME - fP- iç ~11 - v. - The Ira granc for women who 11k being mysterious Aquarius Crime Perfun... ..iI can be worn onichain. r' ' I F, MILLOT J, TINY TUSKER 860 - ii~~iil -_ by Holds the vent of I Solomon was a quarterback in college and could be called on in an emergency. 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Z;~ -- - .1 !4: ,,, = Ili A~~~ - : . -.v I 1, --,1 II I ______ Ill" - _____ :11, ri I -' - , - R - And the Packers relinquished second-round itood -t~ "-- __ .~ F-____ \., -- W ~in-z'~,~-~ -,-n- senior year at Virginia Tech as th e major college passing and total offense leader. - ---- --4 t- ZAN ____ IX-1 Gaim's trade three yearsago made roorn on the team for Shock, whohad JUSt finished his Del Gaizo said li~ called Shula three times a!terbeIng cut bythe(,iantsinho.,,esofgct.jgo tryout. lie added,"I e&i it's a shame Earl got hurt an(] Pob got hurt. But it's for me." i -~-1&4 . -- before Green Bay won 13-10 on a disputed field goal, -I'll tell you one thing," Shula said. "Matte the regular season. But he complained about limited l)la 'ing time asked to be traded d as sent to Green Bay where his caree r nosedived. - 375 1i( Mtrrall out of the ncAt two games with Buffalo anit Baltimore, bot-11 only a game behind (Im ) •.• ., "l)eI (aizo could probably line up tomorrow and call all of our off ense," explained Shula Th4atsh Ityouncedat th isstage,somd)oIJy to P0 se, go in and ecu . 'the majority P players available have to learn the system ri' f rom scratri. Ile inanaged to smile when asked it he thought of calling (in Matte. whe led the glulacoaclied - ~-# I ~ ": --- ~ - ... C'4ilts Into overtime in the NFI,West title garne in Del Gaizo served as Morrall's backui. in 1972 alter Grime was injured for the final 10 games of brave. \Otir LX)d) gets soft from not taking hits" admitted IXIII Gaizo. -IlutI think I'll bc throwing pass spirals tomorrow 850 1(/t And Stiva said even if Morrall can rim in th ree weeks, the left leg slowed by 41 years of service ' Not to mention flabby. Del Gaizo's exercise has been an occasional t enn i s game th e past three Illontlis, s BRUT SPLIT SOAPON-A-ROPE 65 0 1000 ""t' ll"'(1 'l'""1,t% th'it Earl Slorrall F.at l)ivision. h ins /P D ~- Dolphins in the American Football Conference's us- ilUnd 11' •'.iflt n '' !-ltnhLc totally busIness-orIented ,, lrok s h.iikup. Jim lX'I (aizo, a third- i said south. (;ianth this s'uuii;er •joot ba lls iieen out Injured ranks, lea ving third-stringer . in Stroch aS the l)ol liins- quarterback for at least t crucial t's4 a n d probably th e - I Q picke d assignIllent.ay £ . 1.Sunce After Shower, After Shave t otion and 8-ounce Medallion Soap. on -a-Rope. The distinctly different masculine kant. [)on 'ihul,i thought he ha I It lough In P46 ""e"lit- "as left "ith halfback Toni slgn:Ils for flaItn,iore Lii to(Lly • iI -,tell •" front havin1' itfl Insurance a tsn'.tn running the Miami l)olph,ns V - a., - ,.... ~ il \II • l'i v 0 11 st 1 9 fliz-1.h 1 It iI ~11 -11-VA1-1 It ,11 ~ I I 9 i - ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 1 1 1,1 1 uarterback / nsur ince F~ k - A -, giiinv ann forget the bowling It S fill the stands' rught at Seminole high Sdiool the &"iford Chamber of Commerce Is buying out the house and prov i ding Ir-ec tickets for th e Stininok (oloma basketball game Actually there are three game,, sched1llt ii ib. IS CC!I of a bargain Girls teams pli'. at ,, boys junior varsity at 6:30 and the malin event starts at 8. The C of C is undertaking the project of giving trig ?irea Welict; a shot in the arm. and encourages all basketball f to support local teams and esptually to hp fill the s tands for the Dec. 15 game. Tlckcts will be avai'table ill the Owniber offiLe. the - ______ - -%,T- -~. ~-_ - -€--- -- more - -41~-- -- ----- -=F --- v .- -.- -- I -,.--. -. - - I " ----- -- - - - - - - - ~-- -i �- -- ----- - I - - .. - 10A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff - I Orr Archie Would Lieke rrnrL A+ D rr D,wi. II NEW YORK (AP) — Where 160L the leader, No. 3 Dorset, and does Archie Griffin go from Rounding out the top 10 fin- No 4 M un cie here? Lshers were running backs Tony "I'm not going to put Well, his next stop is Pasa- r)orseU of Pitt, Joe Vashtngtori down," Griffin fd wh1n akcd duu Calif. for a Rose Bow l of (Jklahom4i and Jwun) Du ii he considered himself tfr date with UCLA and then, Bose of Florida, quarterback best player In the country. hopefully, it's on to pro football John Sciarra of UCLA, running "There are some great backs in , 1 _ -__ -_-- : -- i— — - Tennesee in Knoxville didn't even ' v - jcaìi -,,u panied Ohio, for Tuesday's announce-The Outland Trophy Is " - Sta Ted Smith, Ohio Sae' and Running Backs' lucky Bell ment — Griffin will fwatally awarded annually to the out. Solithern California Tony D Xreceive the troi at a dinner Standing interior linernan in sett, Pittsburgh; Archie Dec. 11 — his w doubts about college football. The award was Griffin, Ohio State. and Chuck In's future in the pro started in lk6. Muncie. California. _____________ ranks Selmon led a list of 2$ players Quarterback Marty Akins ay he's not as big as named to the team, including Texas uiv like but he's as brave - wv ub ueme they like,"Hayes said. "I have two-time Heisman Trophy Linemen Leroy Cook, Ala no doubt he can play In the pros. winner Archie Griff in of Ohi o hama, Steve Niehaus, Notre He epitomizes everything you State, RickyBell of Southern D&e, Ken Novak,Purdue, ____ -= - - want hi an athlete — great California, Tony Dorsett of and Leroy Selmon, Oklahoma. ability and grea t courage — and Pittsburgh, and Chuck Muncie Linebackers: Greg Buttie, he's the best leader we've e of Califo rnia nn State, Sammy G reen, Quarterback of the team is Florida, and Ed Simonini, Griffin won the Ini HeLmm Texas wishbone artist Marty Tex" A&M. _ -_ --_ - by ouW1stancfn running backs Aklns Chuck Muncie of California and - - - - - = - - - - - - - - Backs Don Dufek, Runnerup for Selmon in the Michigan; Tim Fox, Ohio Rlcky Bell of Southern Cal Gufland race was Notre Dame's State, Chet Moeller, Navy, and Griffin received 4 ft lace Steve Niehaus. Wonder Month, Nebraska. balla, 167 seco nds ar4 1 To ranked Ohi o Ste ha d third* from 80 sports writers four players on the team — Place-kicker Bob Be, New and broadcasters across the Griffin, offensive lineman Ted Mexico. country. On a 5-1 basis, tha t Smith, defensive back m Fox in Tom Skiadany, Ohio amounted to IX0 Points. Mun- and punter Tom Skladany. State. cle (145-10w) received 0c k returner Joe Washing. poin ts to 8 for Bell (7I16 Here is the 15 Football ton, Oklahoma ' , he was annmczd as the Heis- been the goal of our team since horm's super-quick, Wiqmnd Receivers: Don Buckey, I was 8 freshman. This is the defensive tackle, today was North Carolina State, and Lar. closest now we've ever come. awarded the Outland TroPhy as ry Scivers, Terinessee People think of the national the outstandinø - ljnv'nn n 1 "' r'en4er. .. Co.nu Bonnesa, Championship as more of a lege footba ll Ne braska Wafn U14 than the Heisrim 11* Fooliball Writers AssoclOffensive linemen: Randy -- - ByThe Associat ed Preis Johnny Orr, the colorful Michig,a an basketball coach, rou inderbilt Ten.,sseo" Th 'Wol veri nes, who Selmon Rated Lineman . - Voi - d - - T AA . 11 aL mier. The battle &I Ann Arbor was one or two involving SEC teams Tuesday night. In the otIr, Ge" v points and led rebounds. Michipn got 17 points an center Phil Hubbard ind James Robinson, and' Hubbard collected a gamehigh 15 rebounds. Jeff Fosnes led Vandy 11 wIth 15 p0lots and e11er con tributed 13. "We were worried about Hubbard but he had a at game," said Ore "He really to be a great one." mnner said, "I thaught Michigan made Vanderbilt took are, particularly with their speed and leaping ability. I hope we don't meet a team any faster than Michigan." Tonight's SEC slate has Tennessee at Duke, LaSalle atNo 14 Alabama, No 17 Auburn at Western Carolina, Louisiana State at Thiane, and Minnesota. iluth at Mississippi. : j- iac¼mIIt' (3øIe at Milton I ores? at Tarpon Springj I4artc-s Cty at Tampa Jesuit t Delray A?lant,c AA Port St Joe at Chiptey Wit(Mood at Jasper Ham Iton Palmetto at Umatilla Mom LoSalie at Pahokee vs Greensboro ,,t QuFAMU incy Hastings at Trenton Belle Glade Day at St Pe Ocala R rnrd Key West Mary tmacutatc. at Mami North Christian terttjurqShorecret Prep Basketball By The Associated Press For a change, the Toronto into overtime. Deer field Beach 60, Late Wcr?h 16 Leonard $7, ,.tlants,, 60 Cardinal Newman 67. (loca Raton 56 Nova 72, Dillard 49 t'per Ii, McArtflur 63 Cardinal Gibbons 7, Hallan dale 35 University School 12, Palm Cove Beach 3S Ely $7. Marathon 60 St. Andre',y 53, Lear 72 south Broward 56, Fort Lau i"rcjate 15 Cooper City SI, Plantation 55 HollywoodHills97. Chaml n.ide 61 F4OlIVWØ Christian 72. Dade Chr!,tlr, 41 the St. Louis net for a 2.1 New Kings' advarlage to 4-2 with York lead at 15:06. And, follow- 5:24 left to ph,. Atlanta's Torn Torus didn't blow a lead. But Toronto Coach Bob Baun fined each of his players after the Toros blew a sL-goal lead Pro Hockey NHL Campbell Conference Patrick Division W L 7 Pis OF GA Pt,,lphia 16 3 6 38 109 61 NY Island 37 $ 5 29 100 67 Atlanta 10 33 2 fl 73 NY Rangrs 9 II 2 70 77 100 S Smyth, Division Chicago 30 4 30 30 I) 67 St LouiS S ii 5 21 79 71 Vancvr $ II S 21 70 79 611 416 30 95 Mtnn 5160104 U Wales Con ference N Norris Division 39 4 3 39109 51 Montreal 14 10 2 30 $1 99 Pitts. 10)0 222 9697 Defrost 7 14 1 15 U 300 WasPrn. 319 2 S 11110 Adams DIvision Buffalo 17 S 35 io Boston 32 6 6 30 96 71 Toronto 9 7 ' 23 *4 71 Calif 936 ;: 71 99 Tuesday's Resvift New York Isla nd ers 1, ') and lost a 10-9 World Hockey to the A A ssocia t ion uecisiofl C'eveland Crurnaders Sunday two goals odr; Blues gave :° over hapless Toronto, The Oil. of the morning er3 broke a 2-2 fmit-period tie with goals in the second period by Sheehy, Long and Doug Barrie, then continued to pour it on Garner as she opened in the first frame, a 3trike in ttw fet' (c iii wvni open in the third and then six strikes fell for her and in the final period with shots by a spare and strike In the tenth Sheehy and Patenaude Da ve frame for the high game of the '-'Dryden was ii ndimt In &,nnl t.. - - ,'-t ar uus season of ii. for Edmonton, turni ng aside 29 Also from the same team, Hut -en's 1446. Tim Johnson Mangen 2-7-10. of 31 shots Johnny's Standard Service was 160-401, Marie Ruth 155-420, Deltona Pinbusters Mixed Whale rs 5, Act-os 2 Ma Johnson's 11 Gar- Shonda, Byrd 147, Stacy League only O of the Third-period goals by Brad ner's series tolsi was a 529 set Staf ford 142I, Regina Dais morning fell for Er nie Louis 1 Mnntreal at Kansas City Buffalo st Washington Pi??5b.rh at Ch.cac' Niland's Bar (92-77). Uoyd Harris 1717 and Don evening the)' 1=1 and is one Cityallikers Mixed League Burbenne 1800 High for the You would surely enjoy wat The high game and series for wonin Micky lAin 172 4 99, and ching on Monday nites at 900 t 12 JMallniesTjfIJ New York Rangers at Buffalo Pittbgh at New YOrk Wanders Wash'ngtci, at Boslon - L- - 7 Gators Lead In Total Offense 11,01391111 along with John Robinson. "We were worried about B1M!NGHM I la. A (.AP)_ W L 7 PtsOF GA N Eng. Cleveland Indp(is East Division 10 17 3 3) 7) 10 9 10 2 70 74 78 9 17 0 ii 70 70 Cincinati 9 11 0 ii 56 lOt Division Houston 21 9 Q 7$ $7 77 Minn, 10 9 I 71 71. 77 9 30 2 20 01 73 5.Diego Phoenix 71)31763 5.5 Denver $ ii I Il 77 9 Canadian Division W'nn:peg II 7 0 34 102 57 11 S 1 3S 109 97 Quebec Calgary 17 9 1 2S 90 11 n ii 2 21 9$ 109 Edmonton Toronto 6 II 3 34 9! 110 I I I I -'ci -- - I -- an average of 302A yards a The Crimson Tide fell just The deeasily led the league 502, Bob Locke 206M (high Hubbard, but he had a great Florida wound up the iglsfoot- contest and wav.n!jInp.;. short of ?lorlda's rushing of. In total defense by allowing series for the men), Starr game. said Michigan Coach ball sewn leading the South- ing offense by ni ma lly maA rnirn in f&nI Al IfA ;gar. TheBuuuoaav- downs ourmg the season and an 513, Rich Grant 529, Ben uw smile. He's going to be a fen. Alabama, which wan an tin- eraged 297 yards a contest, average of only 17 yards a McDanfeLq 213443 and Chuck great one' The Gators offense a ,cri ed P" c rated fifth ?raight F C Ttnrcc led psing (ense game Mississippi State's Stir het) 502 Mchigaa's raceliorsea 45 yiu-dsa game during the crown thu season, was second withaflavc ageofI49. 2yar a defensewasadistant second by Flagship Bank showed "eir heels to the Cc-n. 11 game sean Florida led the In total offense Mixed and Georgia was game Louisiana State was allowing its opponents 2594 Ledgue Rose Beloew was the moderes from ti: opening gun league in rushing offense with third. third in the category ya rds a game and 16 toucb- high bowler for the night as far In othermea Involving as the women were coerne Alabama whs first In defense as she rolled her z4s game. Jack Ma M rquettedefeated lit. Jo. I£ %Al • sgain- 1km tih The U! de Kacr had a a, mu, io Notre scn totii i defense held opponen ts to an the night SZI Other me walloped Valparaiso 117f rom a ver age of only 943 bards a the leaie (fir (km •.nLna San Fran LL;ll IZ) ItwOintt not take jurcflonm c1alIytrappedhfla1eab for the gan c the ground M cisco tnr.rn-#4 San Fra'cLco Guifstreazn Parka bathe to me ma Ma. TerryEmerson 200, Elmer second straIght year. aisaippi State again was a dis- A, eneij.5o8,&nMahier . take the choice mid-winter tant secoind by allowing DIWi Huard, Michigan' 6400t-I horsaeing dates away from Guifr* t.nt 169 S yar a .15, Phil Roche 513 1 €gg 'ir it fl,"!' cdcd wcn the Board of f 4r potoLs a had etgt in the J'flan?mou decixion by the Bu Auburn led the fragu in 11crnr spared the 4-7-10 split. - decisl Aug, siness regulation sndoncd ' passing defense by aUuwg Bantam League Terr i tv=d Piwida Supreme Coud not to its formula of rotatir4g the aild. Hisleab's seasm will open only 89.1 yards t broug the air. Merrif't (age Mobilon lathed 13 of his 17 hear the case, 7) bowled 125 pins winter dates — in South FIn- Jan 1, with Gelf stream be Vanderbil t was second and M r average and TI Hutson points after intermissIon. Jeff The court voted 54 Tucsday da's prime taurlatseason —and ning a 50a1 mt after lila- sisipl State Wàa tinr In that was 137 pins over his average, Fosnes lcd the Commodores to reaffirm it', earlier standtliat awded tnc dac; Lu fman- icanc1oseonMarth5 category Th gh formoJngw I •_ - nuuF v, — I- Houston L4() PARI- MUTUEL WAGERING -.-. - - -J I - — -. - 1" power-charged games nightly except Sunday Witnm brta1hkua ction piajmoviyalpwstIg bullet hikefZ!)andto acr_cy gir wagers pa %' ur Th da hLLI (Ufl411$no(adma ed Admission Fat resetvations u 0 State ' •t S - .'. , . -_ .. =1.!. , - IN BRIEF FSU Eases Past Rollins In Basketball Opener . The Buccaneers led Florida 29-2$wlt}i5:31 left In the first half and the teams were tied 34-34 with 2:16 remaining in - 63,% Against the .'a , . i Likers, he scored NEW YORK (AP) l.itiga'The cost is horrendous. It is called the "Oscar Robertson damaged by h1s long litiga. ncl uding 13 iii the fourin lion is strangling progress in a terrible dragon the sport. We suit" because It was instituted tion," O'Brien insisted. ,Our quarter and eight In the final the National Basketball Associ- are spending a seven-figure by Robertson and 15 other NBA attendance is 20 per cent ahead 612 minutes, after the Bullets ation, costing the league mu , pl us every year more than a players. It alleges that the re- of last year. New Orlea ns has had rallied to tie the score 95-5. lions of dollars, says Commis- million dollars in legal fees serve and option clauses in Just reco rded a record smith'In oth er NBA games, the New stoner Larry O'Hrien and other cper g'ang aut piayi utItzdcLil violate the game crowd. We are ready to Orleans Jazz whipped the "Unless we can reach a set- of these actions." players' constitutional ri ghts. negotiate a new televis ion Buffalo Braves 108-96, the tlement out of court, It may The rival American Basket- Even with those restrictions, tract with improved ratingsconti Houston Rockets trounced the take us five to seven years for a ball Association players' union officials say the average NBA bolster our bargaining position Chicago Bulls 91-77, the Settle resolution of th ese law sui ts," got Into the act Monday, filing a SuperSonics downed the O'Briratoldapres,sconference suitinFederalDisrictCourttha player makes near ly $110, "Surveyshave shown that year. Kansas City Kings 101-90, the Monday at NBA headquarters, join a class action against the people 35 years old and under The ABA players Join their regard basketball as the No. 1 NBA by the NBA Players owners In alleging that the N A.ssoc tion. • • is trying to run the ABA out of sport. Basketball exceeds all As the ABA players went to business and they also are suing other sports in over-all revemiiicn a year. Sp court, it was revealed in Salt the ABA owners for seeking to nue t Lake City that the league's merge with the NBA. "Our horizon should be unUtah franchise was expected to Judge Robert Carter took the limited. But our progress Is die today, making it the third players' action under advise- greatly impeded. To resolve club in that league to succumb merit. Hearings are not cx- these suits, I would be ssue willing to to high costs in less than two pected to be gin before next meet on any street corner and months. May. CINCINNATI (AP) "We're rebou nded Kentucky by 17. thrash It out. But the si tuation The NBA suit, filed in 1971, is "Our game could be seriously looks bleak." gonna be a monster," says Barnes, Maurice Lucas and Marvin Barnes, issuing a storm guard Freddie Lewla combined warning to the American Baa- for 8Spolnt.sto hold off repeated ketball Association. second-half challenges by the The second-3 ear standout of Colonels, who lost their iirst the St. Louis Spirits Tuesday game In five appearances a t i — a — -- r Barnes W I i I ' — — •' of f rad Spurs beat the Virginia Squires Squires' l7th in 20 games. Larry Kenon, Billy Pau,Itz 1B1 the sca.on to San Antonio, ;as led by Mike Jackson, who scored 31 points. Johnny Neu. mann had 22 and Ticky Burden Ia. Dissolves Star.., Franchise CIIICAGO(A—FIhUPa "We will be a stronger year of "financial problems," league," said Dellusschere. the American Basketball As.so- "Our product Is strong and we ciation has dissolved the Utah are still looking forward to a franchise and is geari ng itself possible merger." to surviving as a seven-team The big loser after Tuesday's league. meeting was Bill Daniels, ownCommissioner Dave Debuss- er of the Utah franchise. Danchere made the announcement iels bowed out after losing a reproclaiming the end of the Utah ported $3,1 million. franchise after ABA owners There were dluutM about mefor some six hours Tuesday Daniels having to drop out and said four Utah players had during Tuesday's meeting but been gold to the St LoulaSpirits when it was over, Daniels . "substantial amount of simply walked _ ia 'I l P I res • "- Ii ." I ' poly.slercordr$d,alpIl,,,2t,b,,.L,.)Ls In *d• TO &,tte, prolil.. WPtiIe'wai&s. No lrad=*'i requited. 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'a1tet procedures with the There was 1)150 specula league collecting any money (ion that John V. Brown, presigained through the waivers, dent of the ABA, would resign. The ABA is now reduced to "I'm still here," said Brown, seven teams with the Baltimore whose wife ow:s the Kentucky Claws and the San Diego Sails franchise. having prevlonsly folded. Brown would not comment on "We will still have our play- his position but asource told the offs and our All-St game at Associated Press that Riow,' Denver with Kentucky meeting was thinking far ahead of the the league All-Stars," said Do- LThI?r'S. Busachere. "We will have to "He wants to shake pro has-. !IlZtkt7 SOIflA7 minor schedule ad- ketball down to the point Of juatments but basically we'll go possibly ha ring nothing but with the same sched'ile." strong teams and a merger of The AIM is now down to sev- the two leagues. en teams including franchises "Remember, everyone in the in New York, Virginia, Ken- ABA lost money and only three tu&.y, Ifld'AinapoIis, San An- teams in the NBA made money tonlo, Denver and St. Louis. last year." - • In the only other ABA game dwindling ABA with a losing Tuesday night, the San Antonio record. The loss was the Barnes, who hadn't touched a basketball in two weeks, tossed in 21 points In the first half and helped St. Louis dominate the boar1,. Tl Spirits out. - glass belted only remaining team in the hope to have another former distinguished ideol lineman In the audience for the Jan. l5 dinner — President Gerald Ford. Ford, a former center at the University of Michigan, has agreed to thàlfIndn of tue l,ó dinner and also has been invited to attend the dinner personally. No action has been taken on that invitation. The Lombardl Award, a 45-pound granite trophy, is named in honor of the former Green Bay and Washington coach who died of cancer. All nroceeds on In the Amerinnn VANCOUVER AP) Vancouver Canucks' de(enSCIIIilfl Mike Rob.t.aille and [et-ward Gerry O'Flaherty have received good news f rom cluti tkicto:', a team spokesman said Tuesday lie said X rbyS show that neither player suffered a rated shoulder in injuries suffered in National Hockey I1eague games Inst week. They had only bruised shoulders. obi tailk' 's'as Injured Sunday In Philadelphia arid O'Flaherty was sIdelined Nov. 16 in Ook!and. Ii have one of the strongest teams San Antonio beat Virginia, the Boone, 6-foot-11 forward Randy Virginia, which lost its fifth Denton and rookie Steve Green. consecu ti ve onme and fifth fth =-= 'I i wart to piay on a champion" scored 21 points and six other in either league." __ _ r 159/( ship team aad we' re gonna Spurs were In double figures as Malone, All-league guard Ron Mark Olberding had 11 apiece. — 4 tair,ed [our highly-regarded Gilmore and Bird Averitt, membe rs of the Utah Stars, closed to within ori point on who folded due to financial, seven occasions in the second stress, half but went cold in th e late "I can't wait," enth used the going. &-foot-8 Barnes. "I'm going to Spurs 119, Squires 101 welcome them wi th open arms. In San Antonio, James Silas HOUSTON I AP) —Sponsors of the 1976 Vince Lombardi Award, riresentedannual annually iv to the nation's Inn linpmn — 5eattte at HOuStOn (Ir,Iar.c1 at P'ans.r. C I, season, had averaged only 12.7 in 15 games with Washington. Ch ie. I.t gation Hurting . LOOp Ford To Chair Award Dinner Canucks Get Good News LO% Angeles at Detroit Portland at Milwaukee Thursday's Games this The Spirits played like a team and George Gervin each scored that di dn't need the addi tion of 16 points for Sari Antonio whi le 6-foot-11 forward Moses Allan flristow,Getrge Karl and expected to replace Neilson. HouSln 91, Chicago 77 Seattle 101, Kansas City 90 Phone 113. G-'le'c ¶1'nte il Teday's 0 4m@4 Chicago at Boston New Or1ean at Ph,lJdClphia ,,' Io;KevinPol-terprior (O 119-101. munimurn of eight weeks," Neilson was injured In Sunday's 4-1 loss to Atlanta. He got a hip check from the Flames' 1111 Graves and left the ice on a stretcher. l;,.nr.' P.'ost, who play; ty.tlj iefe3e nnl renter, is C(eveland vi, rorfiand 90 - . couldn't mount a serious threat from thereon in. The Calif ornia Golden Seals will be tnksing their star defenseman, Jim Neilson, when they meet the Los Angeiea Kings tonight. ..iii)1I hod to have surgery for torn ligaments in his r i ght knee, and a spokesman for the National H ockey League club sa id Tuesday he would be out for "a 7 19 night marked his return after Cincinnati 's new Riverfront an eight-game absence, scoring Coliseum. Barnes, idled be29 points in a 122-112 victory cause he had to attend ida own oer the Kentucky Colonels, assault and batter)' trial, and But having Barnes back In Lucas had 29 each, with Lewis the line-up was Just one reason a dding 27. for high spin's in St. Louis toThe Spirits took the lead for day, goodat60$8wjth1:o7left fJ Earlier Tuesday, It was an- first half. The Colonels, paced nounced that the Spirits had ob. by 251point efforts from Artis SP ORTS OAKI.AN[) (A1 3 Phoenix Suns trimmed the Wednesday, Dec. 3,17ilA points, helping the Jazz end a Dick Motta after watching ~is shots, five assists 3nd six The Washington Bullets have Golden State Warriors 115-98, four-g.ir,ge !osing streak and team's record drop to 4-11. rebounds in leading Phnen; been waiting lot- Dave Bing to the Boa-ton Celtki edged the .n1dle Buffalo with its itl: woist in the league. ramp vcr the deleriirig NBA play up to expecta tions since New York Knicka 103-100, nd s traight setback, the Braves' SuperSonics 101, 90 Kings champions. the beginning of the National the Cleveland Cavaliers topped longest losing in two Fred Brown pumped in 31 Celtics 103, KnIcks 100 Basketball Association season, the Portland Trail Blazers 91. years. Buffalo'sstreak Bob McAdoo, points and Bruce Seals collectDave Cowens scored 25 Bing,asix.tlrrieAll.St.ar, two- 80. the NBA's top scorer, po ured Li ed 21, 10 in the final pe ri od, po ints, grabbed 21 re bou nds time All-NBA, and former Wes Unseld added 20 points 40 points and grabbed 16 sparking fast-breaking Seattle and sank two decisive free league scoring champion and andgrabbed19rebflfotrebounds, past Kansas City. Larry throws with 59 seconds left, Rookie ol the Year, finally did it Bullets, while Los Angeles' Rockets 91, Bulls 77 McNeill pared the Kings with 24 helping Boston beat New York Tuesday night. And the sput- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored Rudy Tomjanovlch's 21 points and Nate Archibald for the ninth straigh t time over tering Bullets, overwhelming 30 points, points and Kevin Kur'nert's 15 two seasons. (avo-ites to repeat at Central Jazz 108, Braves 98 led Houston to its first victory Suns 115, Warriors 98 Cavaliers 91, Trail Blazers 80 Division champions, broke a Ron Behagen scored 27 po ints over slumping Chicago In four Rookie center Alvan Adams Jim Chones' 19 points and 16 four-game losing streak with a and pulled down 13 rebounds, 107-104 comeback victory over and rookie Jim McElroy, start- years."Ifthlngsdon'timpruye, scored23points,incIudg 15 in rebounds led Cleveland over we may have to go with five the decisive third quarter, and Port1and which was paced by the Los Angeles Lakers, Ing his f list pro garfle, pr u rookies,"fumedchjcago Coach had three steals, fire blocked rookieLionelHollin.s'20 points. The veteran Bing, who had averaged 22.6 points per game in nine years with Detroit be. fore being traded to Washington __________________ Reg 19 68. Say, 7.17(6 4 Cit. 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Phoenix S"attl, 1130533 Chiki-I Club, Gourmet dinners wrved from 7 p.m. While you dine, watch exciting J'i Alai action on the-8 — Catcher BobbIe Goodman and pitcher Ernie MeAnally were assigned outright toDcnvef, reducing t h e number of playel S on Mon treal's major league winter roster to 38, Division 37 6 64' II IA 7 M1115 NORTH Of ORIION Ifk~'V 17.Q1 ' — league club, 4 13 735 7 Ch'caqo POST TIME 730 P M — — 1 10 S 1-67 / 9 IIS 7 II 39$ 1 Detroit K C Milwaukee Pacific — -_ Washington $ • I 10' 444 Pd Orleans s II 121 Cleveland Western Conference Midwest Division I x — appointed minor league pitching coach, succeeding Larry Bearnarth, recently named pitching coach with the major 10 9 9 579 Atlanta - — — . S1INOLE — MONTREAl. (AP) The Montreal Expos announced Tuesday that Walt hiriniak, a coach with the National Lea g ue baseball club in 1974 and 1975, will be a playercoach next season with the Denver Bears, the Expos' class AAA affiliate in the Amer1an Association, Th e Expos also announced that Bob Gebhard has been NBA Eastern Conlerence AtlanUc Division W I. Pct. GB I? 6 t.67 PhIpha 825 I Boscn 9 30 .174 i tIulfalo 715 New York Central Division .5 — Hriniak To Play, Coach Pro Basketball 7 Arana Cancer Society for research. New England S. HouSton 2 Winnipeg A. Denver 3, OT Quetec9. Cleveland 7 Edmonton 7. Tor onto 7 Todys Games Cincinna ti at Cleveland Toronto at Calgary Thursday's Games New England at Phoen, Winnipeg at San Diego ( nc noati at lrc1 arpoI s / '2,-- and Ron Allman with a 227-M6 for the men. Other highs: R.B. Putman 209-M. Jim Johnson — WHA (0 , - Jai-Alai and East Tennessee, led by Anthony Jenkins' 15 points, Montreal at St Louis , freshman, poured In 28 points to lumbla 83, CY 77; Loyola of spared by Linda Etland 2-7-10, stunned Roy Skinner after his favored Warriors, troubled by Adrian Dantley scored 39 lead the Dons' victory Boynes Chicago 98, Lewis College and Johnson spared the 2-71 Vanderhiltclub was run over by St Joseph's zone defense, had a points to power N otre Dame's got 16 of his points alter inter- Florida 74, East Tennessee and the 34-710 the 15th rank2 Wuivennes )- lead of only 47.42 with 1318 to rout split. Meyers of Valparal3o The Irish, 2- mission as San Francisco, 3-0, State 61, Temple 59, West (Thea- rolled four strikes in a row In 63Tuesday night play, assparked 6-fooi center Kyle 0, scored the first four points of piled up a 32-point margin, 89- ter 55, Florida State 90, Rollins hIs 200 game Freshman PiIl Hubbard, who %Siggs the Pumas the game and outscored the 57, with eight minutes lait. The 47 se M "because they Bat-bout- & Co Mixed a did zome of the runLeague The high game of the ning himc1! ;r4 scored 37 evening was rolled by Folly points to lead the Big Ten , Price 223-534, for the women — the half. But Florida surged to a 43-M halftime advantage Chicago at Philadelphia _____ _ flarr,. tributed 20 points to the victory. ihuriday', Games Niland's Bar, as she rolled 155- Month is Dot Baggott with 90 Gibson 5-8.10, and Alice Bobby Hull scored his 13th 455 set. As the first half of the pins over her average GaJdusk l and 5-10 spli ts goal of the season four minutes season is approaching for the Washday Drop Outs Mixed Classic Scr atch Trio ( 4 into overtime as Winnipeg league we have Johnny's League highs for the day Joe games) Last but not least by Ong six is the Tri ue This lea gue hone that averages t least 1200 names vah — whopped East Tennessee State '14-61. Gene Shy con- Toronto at Mrwie-sota WHA record home wirining uth had games of 171-183 for a andMondayatiowi 11 "n wo n: V!o K h I streak at 15 It was the first loss 506 set too Donna [.epoi e from Entries and 14 Star entries Eulah Offhaus 182-432 and suffered by the Western the Fleetline Homes team was Winners: Novembcr Star of t1i Division leaders at home in 10 high with her 188 game Ja net Month is Mar) Adams with plus Arthur Street spared the 4-7-10, gam es this season. as Bew was hi gh for her team, 93. November Queen of th e Helen Bolton 3-7-10, Alma Jets 4, Spurs 3 99- 83-539 BO Iso 19215 ( high game and series ) the night with 1:07 left in the 74) and in third place it 556 Ma rvin McNutt 1 FIRST I Echano Len':. 7 ica 3 Arn i iarr, OkOki, S Eddy Vsa 6 Aldana Etoria. 7 Urz Sanchez, S NeQUI AtttIi SECOND I Echno Via; 2 Aldana Len,:. 3. CachoQuiola. 4 Oq'jlj Arana , S Ic Santhn, 6 Ur ia Elor:a 7 Larr Alberdi, I y Okolt, THIRD I Oqu:a Beslia. 2 ORLANDO SEMINOLE EchanoOkOki, 3 ArechaQulola; 4, Urza Lentz, S Ica Javi; 6. Aldana TUESDAY NIGHT RESULTS 'V'Za, 1 ITdCly Alberd,, S Lafri FIRST — I Ithino Vii (7), ti 9(' .. 15 60, 3 70 2 Urca Ueit'a (3) 490. FOURTH I. Barre '310 3 4%Icl.in.I Okobi (St. 360 0 (7. Cachn [chave: 3 t4eui Jvl. 4. J 30 so P (23) 17 70 Manoto Eloria, S Arecha Perez. 6 SECOIIO I Aldana Via (9), Domritjo Sonchej, 7. Alava Zarre, II 00. 9.90 400; 7. Oguiza S.an'hez S BhIbao Qulota. (4t,9 610.3 flarreA!berdtU,.FIFTH — I AlavaRamon; 7 20. 0 ii $3 4.i w, P 1$ 4 7620 flg rrdo:a M.gui. 3 Môvu,i Auuirre 0(7) with 4$) 93660 Snti Benoa; S. Celava THIRD — I. Larri Qu'ola (3). Muiucrza, 6 Manolo Larrea. 1 I J)r 660. 500 2 Urra Via (7), Chuho Echave, 8 Fermin Mro ha S t(', .1 O I OQilla Leni: (2), 660. SIXTH Cacho I'cre:, 7 0 (371 7480. p 13 7) 6390, Oguiia ts'7ue1 3. Domingo Zorre. I FOURTH —' Bi lbao Sanchez (5). 130bao Eciiavr; S. Arech Javi, 6 900,190,310,2 ArCChII Eloria (I). Al,ya Etorza; Ir Neui Bengoa. $ 4 70. 3 20. 3 Barre Echave (3), 390; Barre Sanchez 00 5) $0; P (S 3)73 $0. DD (3 5) SEVENTH 1 Echano Alberd,, 6360 7 Ica Lens,, 3 Larrl Be'tia. i I Maruri ürngoa ti'. Domingo Jayi, FiFTH uria via, 6 10 60, 6 10, 100. 7 Manolo Aguirre Aldana Okoki, 7. Eddy Arana, (1) 660, 400 3. Santl Altu (5) 560, PdCgu, Pcrez 0 (I 9) 167 90. P $ II S217 20. EIGHTH — I Manolo Muguec:a. I PdeguI Echave (3) 7 Cacho Mencha; 3 Alava A:p, A SIXTH 2020. 570, 360. ArechaQuo4a 2 CachoSanct'ez rern,,nAgusrre;SSantlRamon, 6 (71,5 00 , 320: 3 (1), Celaya AItu; 7 ChuchoLarrea. p (J 7) 5136 5() Mart,ir, Juan 360. 0 (7 1) SEVENTH — ) Pdegui Beitia (I), NINTH —1. Eddy. 2 Are'cta, 3 11.10, 160 400; 7. Aldana Alberdi Erdola, I BIIbao; S. Aguirre, 6 $00,620; 3. Echano .trana (3), Cetaya, 7 Manolo; I Zarre, 520. 0 ii) 118 10, P (1 8)$2)6 60 TENTH I AItu: 2 Ramon, EIGHTH 3 Cacrio Alp (1), Mu"rta Maruri. S Santi, 8 ts 70, 310. 300. 2 CeIaya Larrea Lariea, 1 Fermin, $ Chuch3 (7). 1 10. 3 60; 3 Santi-Echeve ELEVENTH — 1. Cacho Bengo.i. 7 Barre Juan; 3 Erdoza Zarre. I 3 10 0 (1 7) 12920 P (I 7) $11 60. NINTH -- i Celaya (7), 3310,360, Ngui Azp, S Alava Miguel.6 860. 7 AIpi (1), 330. 320, 3 Urza Domingo Echave;? Arecha Altu $ ii) 420. 0(17)7290; P (7 4)9)50 Oçjui:a Perez TWELFTH TENTH 3 Fermin (4), 1000, I Fermin Juan, 2 560, 140. 7 Attu (7) 6.00, 6.40,3. ?,i,noIo Aguirre. 3. Erdoza Mencha (3),1 70, 0(24)17.60; P (4 Muguetia, A. Bilbao Altu,S Celaya Ramon. 6. San) I Mencha. 7. Mrur 7) 97 90. 1)0 (74) 154 90. I BarreJuan (7). Larrea; 0 Chucho Azpi. ELEVENTH Uciti. Meanwiuile in Gainesville, the Universit) of Florida Los Angeles at California 539 Ann results: Hold Sunday at I p.m. Bolton 1713 High for the edged Denver. Jim Sheri( of Standard in the first spot (95%jDon ve r got his second goal of 73) F R T D in second (94 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES night as Florida State eased to a 90-42 basketball seasonopening ictory over visiting Rollins College. Detroit at Vancouver Selwood, Tom Earl, Larry Ann Sfrilth (F.R.T.D. team) 143, and Timmy Zirnmers (age Gajdusek 213474, Bill KernPleau and Rick Ley gave New had the high series of U 8) 109. stock 199, Verne Pohl 190, England its victoryover Hou morning as she rolled games of Nov Queen & Star Roll -Of f Bob Wilson 18110, and Lou to of rc,cr Alava Altu () 6 100 3 Domingo (fl I? Y) 5340. P J? ?I 5136.70 TWELF "(I — I CeIaya Bengo,s .*. Is iO. 660. 600. 2. Erdota Juan 12). 9 00. I 00, I Maruri Mencha (6) 5 00. Q 17 1) 59 20. P (4 2) 365 90. Bi g 0 177 all 2) 99 70, (27 all 1)71 90 104 OS: A B Th e AuoeLdted Press Six Seminoles scored between 10 and Ii points Tuesday Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 3 Today's Games a'-iiuv defeat ended Houston's 19200 for the high I; I 11 10 524 71 3 17 ISO to West Division 5 ZOo 'f'1 ii 6 6.11 I S.n Anton ii i on i', Tues'.ip'; Resulls St Lcui I?? Kentucky iii S,ifl An?n, 119, V,rQInIa 1061y IGam ft V'rg,n,a at 5t Lou Ken?,j at Indiana Thurtd&y' Games ?*O (j.tT% %(?WdulCd 1' . i ie Garner Ro Is Monday N4S Kentuckv S Louis Vron,a ABA East Division W L PcI. GB II S 689 — Toronto Toros Blow $500 Per , - ' in!r.zi rttack that Lrchidd 0---i bh diadk,d Jean Potvin's two goals. and went on to defeat Atlanta. But once Ted Irvine went to Marcel Dionne scored his 15th the penalty box in the middle goal of the season and add ed an period, a Potvtn drive glanced assist on Williams' tl'-breaklng off Blues' defenseman Barclay goal to score his 3991h point In Plager and Into the net to pro- only fie seasons in the Mll duce a 11 He. St Marseille connected on the Billy Harris then rebounded third Los Angeles power play third period to send the game Clark Gillies' shot on goal Iz,to )oil of the night to stretch the uJvy maje me Emile. He's going 1ak' C' Li'u* Merritt l$liind at Driand 5.,rata ,t ianpa JefIrrion t_ahr Al HoIt*o.c day night, further established Tuesday night, the Los Angeles Until Blues penalties popped liams and Frank St. Marbeffle itself as a force to be reckoned Kings beat the Atlanta Flames up, St. Louis was able to contain struck for thi rd-period goals as _ '-: _ AAAA the men goes to BW Meyers Morjorie Wilson 169-476. p.m. High for the evening was with a 200-497. High for the Charles McDonnell spared the Ron Allman as he rolled games women were Mary Johnson's 3-9-10, Lloyd Harris 3-5-10, of 238-194-235 for the big846 high series 487-176 and Kathie Burnhanne 5- 7-9, and Ad B1 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with 15 points while Butch Fe- 11oever, Walton fired in series two overmatched Crusaders 14-3 in losing Gators, 0.3, got 6 points Behrens's high g here comes am e 192-463 Michigan her added 13. long jump shots and Lee and a (our minute spa n midway from krey ••Nfl basketball team Oop3 — there Lankf or d Other hig hs for the night were Lloyd Walton scot-rd 15 of his freshmai ernard Toone (01- throught the first half to settle rI1'1r._In other games, it was New Lynn Etland 180.486, Got-den goes the Michi gan basketball 19 poin ts In the second half and lowed with successive steals, the issue Mexico State 49, Texas-El Paso Joneycutt 180.494, Deke Swift team Butch Lee had 17, leading Mai tr iggering a 194 Mar quette Wmford Bo)es, one of San 47, Niagara 79 Pittsburgh 1857, and Cheryl IMwie 1 "I hope we don't meet anyone queue past surprisingly stub- spurt for a 66-46 lead with 9:12 Francisco's highly-touted Penn State 93, Lehigh 45; . 464. Converted splits were PULSATING ACTION VOL BET raster than Michigan," said born St. Jose's. The heavily, to play. ' - prep 111S (APi —National wItlionpowerpiays thi,season. s.3. acknowl ed ged Belanger, who H ockey ague reccrdz aren't "We got two in Montreal the "We started working on it in was afterward the victim of easy to come by, but the New other night," a pleased Arbour training camp because it wasn't Potvin's second goal In the York Islanders are tryi tryi ng. note(l after the Islanders cuffed that much last year ," Arbour opening minute of the (!osLn \ru Co4ich Al \rbour's )oiuig (lw,d , Louis Blues 4-1 via their said "We 'e got fi ve guys out fk r1Od team, u scoring three times new-found weapon. KIngs 5, Flames 3 there, no matter who they are, wi th a player advantage T';es. In the only other NHL game who are working together." In Los Angeles, Tommy Wil Wolviurines ' Run'Over V - JACKSONVILLI tAP' Here s schedule for rrda, round of state IotbaII plaoff Nordlques 9, Cr usaders 2 had in ad. j io -dea scored ing Harris' power play score, Lysiak reduced the margin to ministering a rare per man two goals and notched two as- Jude Druuln applied the crush one goal at the 1540 mark but runaw a y on the Corn u ay The Toros, given a chance to slats, leading Quebec over ing blow with a slap shot that Butch Goring fired his eighth mt-es win back $500 fines for an exas- Cleveland Real Cloutier, Serge eluded Blues' goalie Yes Bela- goal of the season into an empty took Oiuy a couple of peratingly poor performance Bernier and Ste ve Sutherland nger only 98 seconds later net with l6 seconds left to insure minutes watching lastSundaynJght,cont alsofiredintwogoals. "That was the turning polnt," the Victor)' htic+l in layup drills to character with a 72 pasting k"w we were In for a long from the Edmonton Oilers said Vandy Coach Tuesday night. I need a - - Fnr Try I SCOREBOARD 'Fe io Islan the Far West He carried 245 even waited around to hear who "I'd like to play pro ball," times for 1,37 yards, finishing the winner was and I didn't do Griffin said Tuesday at the seventh nationally be hind Bell, that last )ear" Downtown Athletic Club where man winner for an unprecedented second year in a row. "I want to help my family out i'ecause they've helped L1 my endeavors. But I reallydon't want w go into that now because wa have Best another game to play and I'd trade both Heismans for the naOKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Writers' All-American team (tonal hampionship. That's (AP) — Leroy Selmon, OklaOffense - - det s Eyes • - - EvQrnngHerald, S a nford, Fl. Prep Playoffs Tough On Power P/ays and [5 turning iu3 th oug h ts to another outheastern Conference for the only player ever to win back Gordon Bell of Michigan, the United State3 — Muncie,baskethall earn -. enthe Heisman Trophy twice, defensive tack),' Lry Sr Bell, DiWashington ,,,,, nessee Hopefully, that is. because of Okla hnmi and r,I,ar,'bnisI and I'm we'll have the in. Griffin stands only 5-foot-9 — if Gene Swick of Toledo. above any of them. ci e ' o go to Tenyou press him he' ll confess to 5Griff in carried four of the But winning the Heisman a nessee, Orr said after 84 — and weighs 184 pounds, a country's five sections - East, second time Is really a greater Tuesday y ni ghts g ht's game. drop in the bucket among all South, Midwest and Southwest feeling than last year. I've been need 15 th gargantuan ' pro linemen — finishing behind Muncie in more enthusiastic about it. I Mu ammad players and li 0 beat he'd t '- inning into Ir._z1hLv '- -. ,—'ri..•,;--- Veteran Helps Down Lakers Bing Is Back; So Are NBA Bul lets 10IUU Controversy STOCKHOLM tAP - The est antics and disqualification, of the Ass ociation of Tennis from matches three times this hopes alive of reaching the court and walked out on 4,000 $l!X).00() Masters Tennis Tourdefinitel y going to change SwedLsh hero, battered hi 6-2, Members of the council were Professionals, is a member of year. He is also due to face an semifi na ls. nament has turned into a expected Wednesday, and high the council. people." things," Ashe said. "The COUfl• 6-2. independent tribunal In London Some of the organizers wantsericuis business for Ilie 'Nas- on their r.enda is the question Ashe himself is diplomatcii is due to discuss a code of Nastase made no protest to appeal against the con- ed him to make a public Solomon's stubborn baseline apolo. Ically side-stepping questions behavior for players. If I SUb' tactics ty" Nastase. of a code of conduct for the when the tournament kept long rallies going, corn. flscation of his runnerup prize gy on court for the Incidents In about the row that ended In his Jectively give The whole reputction of the players. Nastase's behavior inittee reversed its earlier dcci- in a tournament in Toronto, lib match againsi Ashe, but in,' thin, opinion It Ni Borg had the winning punch imperarnenuil Rumanian str last Sunday, w he n Arthur Ashe sion and awarded he favor. He has now officially won might r,o he a dnM sinec the match to where tht organizers accused refused. his If top spin is on trial as the Professional walked off the court in protest, Ashe. both his matches though the I am a member of the council him of not trying. "j am too tired to make Tennis Council, which governs will obtously come into the one against Nastase was un- myself." "What chance do I have Nastase was a model of good speeches," Nastase said, the world circuit, converges on discussion, finished - and is virtually The tournament Is boing run Meanwhile the hopes of the against President Ford?" Nas- behavior Tuesday night when "Anyway, why should I this city to watch the end of the certain of going Into the semi- other American competitor, in two grcups, with the top two An odd feature of the situ- lase said, he defeated Manuei Orantes apologize? Ashe s the one who finals. tournament and discuss his tat. ation is that Aslie, as president Harold Solomon, were ended. in each group advancing to the Nastase has been disqualified Spain 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 and kept his ought to apologize. He left the "What happened on Sunday is Bjorn Borg, 19-yea r-oid semis. 1L -.. Dec. 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A REDUCED- S2.ISOtflrfli,jk sale 3 l3rdroom.2bath w!hfamll'j room fl Ravenna Park Home in mint ConditiOn w.?h IOVCItI swimming :0 A mUSt to U......... - . ,-' QUALITY INN NORTH '. - ace, weight, experience and telephone no. to Box 391. C o The 7 Bedroom apartment, partly fur fliSPit'd coupte only 37? 3767 dab'S. Evening Herald, P0 fbi 1657, ___________________________ 377 0?91 c,enrgS ,inlord. Ha ______ '- 37357 4 37711 V P40W LEA SING om Oat 6Carpenteqs 2 electricianS, must '' ' nern, I sbo"y 1,11 ' ' motille home esperience Apply 10 apartments, attractively fur FACEDWITHADRINKING Pepsico Building Systems at 773 'shcd, conveniently located and PROBLEM 5770 'X'autIfully landscapeii 51)6 mo PerhapsAohoicAnonymous (all hptwCCfl $305 For In formation (1 Call 473 4587 _____________________________ A r%Oirif'k,', kiF F'S - - . TJI I 1'JF4.. I4tJ Pd5J WriteP 0. BOX 1713 Sanford,Flonlda3nn WHAT EVERYBODY 31A---plexes , . -- — REALLY WANTS IS: '--_MARRIAGES Nit 1 fldrnnm ao? . kitch#fl ' j D 4• ea . ' , $AP.t 0110 S SALES LEADER 4 , WCMEANSwarm&co:v,IpiD, , - A CAREER that offer-s High In '-'-- - - ---- -- equipped, air, carpeted. Large come, Challenge. Ficitement and pe'vate yard $106 AdultS 3217296 . Advancerv.ent Opportunity & (M A CAREER with a Company that's ___________________________ been in buSiness two thirds of a Sanford--Off lake Mary Blvd century. Ps millions n assets arid 7 Bedroom $136 plus deposil 'S in tPi prxess of launching tile 831 St1 ni-tate-st cepanson pr1)Qram in it history I bedroom FurniSnrd Duplex Call eveningS, 6:30108:30 A CAREER With a Company tl'at 37) 7)31 values Its employees to thC ____________________ fullest, with frInge benefits galore complete 32-HousesUnfurnished Hospitalization arid Life Group . Program for the entire ' Family - Sitk Leave, WhiCh SunlAnd-- I tiP. 7 bJh, xilfirn fvrnlVied No pets 51(3 mo Call * Provides in(om white the Em- ______________________________ iCare ______________________________ Will keep) & 1 yr th 0 my fcncc Clean country )iuitV individual attention Lunch & Snackt, Mon. FrI. 7:30 to 3:30, 53 per day 373 ployee l. sIck or Inlured - t116, 1 ' "i 710 P31m HIGHLIGHTS _______ — ____________ _____________ Leg&Notke SPECIAL NIGHT: 'This turns her, and then "Mobile One," in OUtt1JbeflVrry!pla1flfght,at WhiCh ho P1 Y a CUStWIX%I To WhOmNOTICEOFSALE It May Concern: least icr CBS rr4 NBC. While woman suspected of a double You areher,by (Thor:.) S'nGw,Don' - W. Ia Mayo, Bruce Beirett 1948 (Fri.) "Shtd FP,-i.,d" Edmorwi OBrien, John Ager er 2 -' Ii - _____ t% '.k. : . _____ __________________ _________ I ' . . F fl 377 7661 J IM HUNT REAL1 INC. - ..'..-. ,.....,, nice all FAMILY HOUSE: Income property, downtown Sanford. Will take 2nd. mortgage; 173,000. Call iller 6 p m, 373 9619, "'_'"" DECEMBER 66 1 1975 - -__---- '- ______________ _________________ __________________________ _______ 5*uR*icl*u,Acosp' - __________________ ____________________________ _______ a FTIL2:30P.M._s1.ss _BARINM.TS.IVTRYDM1 ______ ____ •,. ________________ _____ __________ I _____ _____ ____ ______ ______ _____________ _____________ qww1age]o 7 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES APARTMENTS ______ 925 AUCTION FRIDAY, DEC. 5, II A M. '' -_______ — 75-Recreational Carag, Sale; Fi Sat , to 5, 100) 'nyc MtO4'zed fee table, Slide prolecfor, 5; boat teats; luggage; ele Ic shoe t'iiner; DEPOSIT. * Hwy. 17.92 Across __ R€AiJOQS Peg Re-at Estatefinoter $0) W lt St 323 6061 or 323 0517 eves. i\ From Ranch Ho'jsa II - ______ 8x1() Color Portrait Choose frofn our _________ ________________ ______________ __________ ____________ ________ ____________ ______________ - - bedroom concrete block, excellent condItion; no City taxes; by owner 321 4420. - _____ _____ _____ ___ SemInole County, final ludqment rendered, in the ________________ ______________ ______ ____________ ' l Rog. '4500 ONLY 32.5O C.'sIl for an appointment ____________________________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY __________________________________________________ - caseentitIed.GeneralFInaneçorp. A Florida Corporation Plaintiff, vs. VANESSA R EDGRAVE 2 :36S:30$:30 ______ _____________ _____________ ________________ I I ____ I _________ I _____ R ___ _ U '• Thurs, Fri. Sat. _______ __ W '' " - ;Ik. " I _____ _____________ ___ ______ _______________ Stir, MQfl. I ZAIRE PLAZA ki iIVS# ' r W90AI Nt 't. .1. IrA IS - I !ealoOsaidCourlontpw'7o,,, I 1100 AU es $h. 795$ s Detembvr, AD. 1973, offer foe' sale Nov.rnttt, A. 0.. 1915 (SEAL, and sell to 'tie higtsc'sl bi1dr, for leins,at theFront(Wejt)000q'of t Serntnoie County tourthe-use in Saniord, Finrida. the aboite !I _________________________________________ ____________________________________________ _____________ —_ 1!flIZ. _ ____ ______ ____ _____ _____________ ____ JT_1_1 -, ___ _____ ___________ __ ____________ __ _____ ______ S I - i £?'i*- 5ab,-n 4Pi'. o m1,4 Ow. 1,1LA p1. 5-.*4 I L044m041 utitiO$ 'II 00 pee tit - u,0j5 iii., tn,uwa 95iII*.'i b3wt ' 1-i- sw" .ip S*4*tt Sd'boiwl ptca4i 'ii. at - wx.it I i---"-- tx ______ - ________________________________________________ —j I czibe personal nmriper5 Clerk of Circuit Court t'm,8OIe (OJ.ity. florida Siding & soffi? System. Also Rooting, GutTers 70 Yrs Exp Eagle Siding Cc 85) 9663 ____ 62 ___________________ awn-Garden _______________________ control. rdenLaho, 1400 W. 1st St 3231 I Sant ___ _____ Gifts ____________ Santa's Tips 'r Tips 64—s Gifts for for .L__Eveone _____________________ ____________________ _____________________ Onea(rerfldo il, home 1 ipmentfor 32278)1. _________________________ Turtle.,rrne_ Rent 81 Lustre Electric Carpet Shamf4er for only $1.50 per day. Kids _____________________ _________________________ 434, Lg.,13$.1141. I0.. U. ?.a?land, Maitland, 6170635. — ________________________ Pressure Cleaning 1195 AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure cleaning Offke Machines _____ _____________ _______________________ _____________________ Heater Cleaning Radio & TV OFFICE MACHINES ci' ,tl rnatrs and ii' .th'4'." _________________________ In" P1k ijç ma De1uier Oil Burner Cleaning & Service 21 Sir-ford BusnesM,ichine 3?? 30S DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast "'' crr' __________________________ - _________________ Hour Service. Dylies Heating 1. Service 207 Live Oak Bly C.ssctberry Phone 8)1 9641. Air Conditioning, 27-32. _____________________ CAT)Li'S FURNITURE ___________________ Fixturel Water Heaters lam 10 p m tn-u Sat 763-4 Park 373 6417 - _______ _____________ ______________ ______ _________________________ BeaulyCareProductsforMom 177) _____ Rent ___________________ 373 U'0 3)9 5. Park. ___ _____ _______ LAWN MIER RENTALS-- 7711 Orlandcknive. Smitty's Snappin' Polaroid Square Shooter 2. 3 llash Unusual Cit 15, frh arid artificial Daniel Greene House tlip.rs, all Motor Cross Bicycles and A cube's and I exp otor film. Save floral pieces, bully hanging styles and colors. Kr,gtmt't !ihoc's, ceonIt, Free Racing with - For free eStlma?e. ca'I Carl Harris. at SEARS n Sanlord 332 ______________________ for Mom __________________________ ________________________ Everyone L . ..en?ral Heat 6. Air Cond t.nng ______ -_ _— Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch WC'tIL Fit) dirt, lop Soil 321 5943 Land Clearing, lill dirt, ctay, rocu. All kinds Cf digging Housetraile,- Air Conditioning _____ ______________________ I Plumbing C&A BackHoe Service -, ______ ______ &eul,Qn MtJUTOSH Flagship bank of Sanford Suite 27 _____ ___________________________ _____ ___________________ 4%DEAD tropical and nolic plants Car nations, $5 do:. CAREFREE " ,j FLOP 1ST, 7397 French Aye, 373 7150 ________ . - . - _____________________________________ ''-" ____________ TTUE _' A T'ivs ADULTl.*CHlLoRJ Fto,lda ' Pvblh: Dt. 1. 10, 17, 74, 192$ - _________________________________________________________________ e00 Sci Ft Shop Space 100 N. Maple 37) 1)71 or 377 '-- ------ & Country Club, 1725111. ____________________________________ Make Mom's life easier with central Beautiful Christmas Decorations, heat and air from Sanford Heating & Air Conditioning, 3274390. Arrangements. Sanford Flower Shop, Onc Of Your Better Central ________________________ every night 'till thru Dec. 23. Call ' 372 1771. ________ ____________________ ... Real Estate _______ __________ _,, ------- . 41—'-Houses - :1 If your oil heater doesn't work, or needs cleaning, call Ralph 373 _____________________ ___________________________ Heaters Cleaned, all AKC Gm-ian Shepherd pups, wide selection of ID Bracelets, Germ;IfSPitPzIerd,AVC,beautiful gold and si'ver, $1 95 up. — huge male, ajressive shots, PmOu$ 'broken. $200 firm I 29) The kids will love Cowboy i%oots and Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoes, makes. is P,øinting _________________________ I 4' KooIng I Better Painting- 562.5747. A lob for a biller price. Interior anø BETTER PAINTING $63 1767 A Better lob, br a Defter price Home Cleaning ______________________ Ca1I373 6769 — ln?er,or & Exterior 25 gxt disc. ,TJP AND Tf-4IPdi A MINUTE for senior citizens Classified Ad'% didn't work — there wouldn't be any _______ ________ It ___________ , Attorneys for Pla,.it:Irs hliW Nov.26 & Dec. ?. 10, 17, 1975 DflT.11I "Reed's Indian River Fruit Shippers. I 1 9, nil 4 L. h,'04rot L cerused. bOnd frut shippers Select yours today for ChriStmas snipping Phone (305) " ' i,. .... p' - .. ••.Cyy' for OWALTNEY JEWELERS•'.'.* c-. " ,f ens Bedroom riorr'.j, lrij, only $70.0i30 Neat) -- 2 Apis , I or 7 bedroom, fiirn or da,nagt, $113 mo, 373 43*9 alter ' i f-or -' ,..! ' Goiter-- Club!,, GaUk, Guif DJCkSt Jackrts Ladies and _______ I_- ____________________ — 327 7531 u;pm Read tociav's classified ads lcw Neweu 3 large tedro' onort huyt , .ir; ________ ___ ' - __________________________ _______ Sch u ren Realty tiffs to please each arid 'iverynne of PAacrarn- F:ee Instructions, Giftt the entire family front FUL hER Katny's ur,ique. 74*) i'Ii.walha BRUSH 32? 1641. Ave , across from Chrysler AVAI,OIIJ AI'-ARIMENTS _________________________ ?IGLTS. NO 1)6W 7ndSt. I1?l21OrIandaDrive 3fl-)) . ' Please the whole family wilh i Rec With'S thrittmas Sanfd the Evenlno Herald Christ. ome -- appliances to Larrys New & Used Mart, 2)3 S. Sanford Ae 3271137 used furniture and _______________ ______________ ________ 1 men's 3 fold Billlolthfrofll leather oodt. CWALTNEY JEWELERS, 301 S. Park. GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good Dealer 32) 7651. rriu Meeker Ptsone 3215672 ____________________________ _______________________________ 4flCf101I'j Nu the WILSON MAIER for the best Chrlstrnai ever. Save on national tv'anc% liberal trade ins. Free delivery. Convenient terms. We give TV Stampl. 311 E First St. lewels start at 579 93. GWAL 7 NEY' JEWELERS, 301 S Paru List your Cls,istmas specials here Delight th Lady iii your home with a Sui'!eam small appliance frnm wtiere the shoppers will we 111cm Gregory Lumber & Try; Valve every day , , Hardware, 5th & Maple. 327 0500 ii ,,,., ______________ ___________ ______________ ____________ Carpentry, lle'noOeinQ, Addit'onS, L.ILi"W. U''' "°'' TYUI Free timate 37) C.0)$ ____ ________ EER'DAY someone s looking for 1A'hatou 'ave to sell. Call today here bmorrow. ci DD _________________ , _________ ____ _______ ___________________ -" POrdQd — Is HOLSTEIN BULLS Weight, '.O0'oeSO 0. W. Hunt, 372 2)21 Home Improvements WP'5lOW'- CISe,pRate, Frc'e estImate. 332 773 — _______ taper? root repairs, flat roofs or Shingle),, All *Or guaranteed BROCOEN ROOFING 3736:00 ___________________________ _______ Pest Control -__________________ _______________________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 266? Pa"k Dr , 377 - ________________________ Upholshtring ____________________________ Qualty upholstering Free p'ck up ' Otlivery Call for Erie estimate 201 E Commvciat 32) 645%. ________________________ ________________________________________ Mayfair Country Club Pro Shoo, I :: 630pm ,.., .'.._ •• v' ,,' , w ______ _________________________________ Gifts _ ___ Fr'e _______ ___________________________ -, Gifts Quality gills for less. 201 S. Pa'k Refrigerators. Estimates Call 372392 Ovens, ________ ._IuuuuII_'ul TIme fight agai,tt inflation begins at Fl)o( Waxing, Rug Shampooing. IMot. Male, All shct 1100.6485161 26)7 6 Irrnch. 3?? 7868 ___ ________ Near Sanford -_persons êø 0190 ur -ill Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor. - - and an Electric Barbecue GrIll will make Dad a "Top Chit!" Dick's Appliances, Out of Ideas? Visit Ethell's An tique. 1 mite west 0,1 I on olci St. Rd. 16 at "76" Station, Paola, 372 ________________________ - - Dy' Cecelia V. Ekern 060u$y Clerk' That said sal. is being macit to FRANK C. WHIGHAM, Of satisfy the terms of id Writ of STEUSTROM, DAVIS & John E. Polk, Shelift ' ,. O-Apartn'wnts Ur,furnished - ____________ __________ _____ for k' ' road $40 per month frife Pll D.White,700JSSta$eAnfl Ar , Mich 48)01 ________________________ ________ _____________________________ - ;.; cceot YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CHARLES MEYERS and are required tea servea cnov of your Furnished apartrient. 1 or 7 Florida, and I have levied upon the following descril'ped property owned written defenses, if any, on F RANK bedroom, 1106 Sanford Ave. Drione by Richard L. Neidert and Deborah C. WHIGHAM. of STENS fROM, i7 1976 or 322 3972. DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys for Neliert, said Isopenty beIng located r8mlS, wnose aaoress 'S Po:'t t FtOrId.s. more 7 BEDROOM APARTMENT (i-UrY fltI,&, 110* iJiti, 6anifc'fd. F' It'i(3,), I kitchen furnished N ct location par licula'lj scr itet a!, follows I. Boat 197) 14')" Chrysler Tltlu 32171, and file the original with he Phone)27 4435 ref the abovp styled Count on or No 735309 I 0 300031019 Nolan I9 t'fore Dccrriibcr 3), 197$, otherwise One & *ø turclroom ,Ip,,rtmtnt5. Chrysler (Outboard) 13 H.P. carpeted, air, turn. & unfurn' $96 CertifIed tilt trailer tinaic ila. blu. arlef.uht and ulllmateludomenf'ill 3271810 be entered against yni, for 'Pier If _____________________________ -- -. . ........ and the undersigned as Spienirl of dman4Od ,t, the Complaint. DeDary- AdiilbS, 'PR, el'. CIOSe to i _____________ Land Clearing __________________________ _________________ s." MYE DUk'Ay JFFROBQ /DAILY10AM.8PMSW4,J25PM ___________ Aluminum Siding — _________________________ Richard I Neidert ard Deborah REBECCA MEYERS, Pitt wife, hàv Complant in thC Circuit E'a.y trion1Iy Icing Come io-n P4e4-ct, Defendant, wrsicn af'.sriad filed a AN MSAPTS' Re-ni delluered to Court of Seminole County, F,oridji, Writ i Execution we' ________________________ ___ I ' ' °" ' '°'..' Tew'.* t*.'w.. _________________________ - I _________________ ________ _______________ ______ _________________________ Flowers and Gifts fr all occasions ___________ - _________________________ ______________________ _______ __________ _________ ________ _____________ _______________ i LT.-_-_— ____________ ''' ' f-UK PEtIT _______ IMterials _______ ________________ • ______ ____________ .._____ ' ____________________ Rentals ting _____ ____ ' _____________ IJ I.7790 Special cabinets, is Cash and Carry. ______ ___________________________ ' 4*3 Hwy 4)4 UNDERCOATING ____ ____ THE STATE OF FLO1ZIOA TO: WILISERT SMITH Clark Chrysler Plymouth Ph. 377-4273 '' Used c Ice furniture ________________________ __________ Estimat,s. Rtaiinable Riles Terms Available HI RISE COMMERCIAL HONES BUSINIESS DIRECTORY ___ _____ . _______________ be yours for only Sills. _________________ Selling Ch- Uced lumber. all kinds; bathtub pasture trough) -'one 32) 072? wi -_ _____ Notice - Specialist Rools.Exterioqs __________________________________________ ' -_''_ Ce ppHes - 61-St _____________________________ - WALKER'S Pressure Cleaning I PaInting ___________________ Cassell ry.1797,$30..1706 , - Chrysler, Imperial, air, alt extras, exCellent COnditiOn 1.100 32) 082) dOLL'S ___ 2 3.SS-4:4S-1:4$9.i 1964 _______ Hand crocheted afgans. shawls, and Wbocj or ste tesks (ezecut(ve desk ponchos. WlI make to order & chairs ecretarial desks & Phone 321701). 165 Marouette, rh*irt. • inht -hurt - iiiinn .... __________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________ -.--- - -_ Jean-Paul Be/rn ondc, — __________ __________________ ___________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IS,' AND ' e"upe. ai'.(,,. •.,,,.?. 3221651 Dealer. ___ New handmade Barbie DoIi C'othes, SOc arid up 645.1597 )UPLEX- 2 323.5670 r 031-9777,1t1 ,7r7.,___,,,_, %j_ .— ___________________ — __________ o THE ROADII' YCu'lt feel like yours floatinu down the road in this 1672 Oldsmobile Delta II. Air conditioned comfort, power Steering, power brakes and radio are lust a few of the lux'rjes inside. This Dsavtilul Chocolate brown with beige vinyl rool car should sell for $735, BUT. - , at clark Chrysler Plymouth. . .ut can - .. di i,tn, - ., ---- - 1 Year Leases L3Ci.'.T,9 ?.Oine, 7 now avail8ble Seasonal ________________ NO cts 574 1010 bedroom, 1973 Gold Duster, honeydew, air, automatic, 6 cylinder. Extra, _____________ ____________ - --'----_::::- .- _ 831 ,flQQ KING OF Fr Slij In Camper for ' cr . Ton pickup, sleeps I veF5' clean. 322 04,17 M. Unsworth Realty 3Mo.-6Mo,8. 3222O90 , _____ r,r.yr,.,: i.Ji* 4S Hwy. 434 East clothIng; mat nisc. -- ______ Unique and unusual opportunityearn g money, work limited number of hours, Exclusive patented product si,ioo In vestment. Excellent spare time Fully Equipped And Factory Warranty 1954 Jeep Station Wagon, i write; 'ive. W hubs. 1150 tires. $173 or 1*5? offer 322 1960 after 6. Vehicle ' Grove Manor exerciser; casional table CeilIng flxtu - - 8G-Autos for Sale Close out. Bankruptcies- Jewelry, linen, stereos, all types of men 53.......'fl/i tho-Stereo ct,andise. Sold by pIece, dozen, ' ti-iu I ln.a,1 11lnhw*, Si. -.'COLOR TV,, 9MONTH Sanford, P'3 miles east of I 4 at Highway 46 Flea Market (behind RENTAL Put HASE PLAN Auction Galleries) Phon, 3fl . 9719. Color TV's fr'on SO. BIW, from ____________________________ $15; Service HFDR' CIA Iiw'l ..ra ii,. t,ii,.,, TV_1?0OSF h.32) 1734 nc'w%itemsou will lind any iiher t g _______ '71 Val*anIs from t).,tt '71 Scimps frsm il-Ill '71 Fv"y Wa,oes Irom 5)999 '75 Gem Furys trim fl394 ________ NO SECURITY 1505 W, 25th St. SANFORD George Washington in creature with the shiny nose FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Andrj, 305891 1716,4107 p.m ---'---------- FLORIDA. ________________________ "Valky Forge," e 90-minute each year. That's Rudolph, 1 Bedroom Mobile Home CASE PlO. 75.233$.CA.8).A Beauty Salon on French Ave., drama, and than a pilot film, shy reindeer who overcomes AirConditioned.$IlOmo . completely equipped, $1,950 in 59)9 CHARLES MEYERS AND "Roman Grey," starring Ron the ridicule of his shiny dludes all equipment. Termt. f REBECCA MEYERS, his wife, Phone 417 761$ Uebman as a gyy pJltlque Christinasvllle to spread cleer, - 2 Bedroom, fully rarp.eted, central Plaintiffs, dealer who solves a murder, helped by some charming v-s. heat air; plenty Of room for 25—Loans children and it Phone 321 6659 DIA'1,JNG AROUND: Anne music written by Johnny ."OSA PAYTOPI and LEONARD P - _-PAVTOP.i, Pie-c husband, and ROSA . _______________________ Fran&5managestokeepbt,,y Mark'. LOANS AVAILABLE operating )ISC'dreommobilehOmeoflaranCh; PAYTON and LEONARD p She has back-to-back I furnished, 1135 month plus capital, Startups, expansions, etc PAY TON, dba PAYTON security, 372 4799. Le901 productions coming up, a C. Lacy McCumber, Jr. REALTY: TATE BARKLEY. CHARLES FALY,: and WILBERT segment of "S.W.A.T." In 7 Bedroom furnished. 1)35 NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE SMITH, Adults preferred. Phone NO1lCElSHEREBYGIVENtIit which she gueatj as an ccWANT TO SEE A WONDER AT Delendamts by virtue of that t,nlain Writ of WORK' Place a Classified Art in 1k i".dUona1ress who t(Lkl?S Execution issued out of arid under EnnQ fli'rail tnry NOTICE or ACTION 35—Mobile Home Lots NIGHTCAUER _____________ _______________ ________________ NBC's preerilpl,ions tonigtit is always a pleasure to enare Richard Basehart starring cowiter that delightful little Sheriff Cl Seminole County PUbliSll Dec. , ''' DEU 10 1969 Chr'vro)et, 6 360. ton I speed traris,'njsson $1600 May b Seen 2901 S P,'urk. Sanford -_- ,______________ ___________ .,, '71 Duster from sntt. _____ ?6' Gas Range, rfe'ct condition, tee to apprecia Sel' cheap. 372 -- Leasing _____ _________________ FURNISHED OR UN FURNISHED as Starring ______ then Lucille Ball RED-NOSED REINDEER" and Jackie Gleason are Rerun Certain shnws tø c-t,,'rccJ in hour c( 1roiic Unieless arid ageless ti Astaire, and _______________________ _-... ' 72-Auction __________ John E. Polk, 79'- 'TrUCkS-Tfiler's TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That'sA Fact! CIassifid Ad Gets ieSijltS And That's A Fact Too! HEP,partt, s'vic,ui m,ich;fles M0O?IEY APP ?ICL6 323 0697 A. P. Clark - KEP4MORE _________________ _____ Special Sale 123 3$ CAS$IELIIERRY, FLORIDA Donation 57 Per Person ______ SO-Miscellaneous for Sale Good gas mileage Cal; after 6 p m '7) 9579 BLAIR AGENCY Frigidaint refrig ton, 1? Cu. ft. 2 dr,, frott free, S. GE IS Cu It. refrigerator, $ 377 7539, - 1971 /OLKSWAGEN DaSher $2,500. Motorcycte insurance TURF CLUB The Man '12 AMC Ambassador I d, P 6, a"i h, A and H. good rubber. tJ.'1 running condition 327 1661 ___________________ ____________________ ___________________________ Hon<.ia 450, 5300 Needs some repair Ms be teen at hue Mary Chevron Station SEMINOLE & id I? 92& 477, Lonqeorxi Call 321 $SlOorIli 460 '63 THE CLUB HOUSE 52-Apç 'rnces Merchandise - HONDA Z $0 mint CyC!C. 1 'year Old ldntU *tnn(1( II -'' 0613 after 6pm ______________ , to drive, 4A-_-tnmmnra-iI UIi,Fpi Cl 2 Th-vtorcycles _____ ________- SPonsord Y ST. AUGUSTINE 'S CHURCH SWAPT6jj'fbttom Bout CARPORT SAL - Sat, 6th,9 to 5, forcsodspinetpiano.orsetl,53,s. 7117 S. Myrt Ave., Baby's & 372 6620, Boys c'othe toyt, household GEP'ERAL CONTRACTOR items. REAL ESTATE rt LOPIGW000 FLEA MART, Hwy 17. 97. 1 ml, north 43-4. FrI., Sat., Sun. Garage Sale: ursday, Friday, 322-6457 Saturday. 5 Diane Circle, 1)1-6050 or 641.4663. Turkey Drawing. FOR RENT Casselb.erry. ye, sliding guts STORE OR OFFICE door, clothi misc, household Corneseethebeautlfuln.wclo,h.. BUILDINC.SONABUSYSTREET items, babt items, vacuum. lust arrived. Christening gowns, 2,000 sq. ft. $100 month refrigerator, ewood. Phone 5-30 knit suIts. baby bIan$'.e", crib sets 1,00) sq. ft , $200 month 944 etc Old stock, 3-.) pct to 60 pct. Ott. 6 Month Lease FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new Muff famIly i d Sale. Bar;)n Galore, Sat., ic. 6. 9 am., 1958 baby accessories. Payton's ID ACRE TRACTS. $1750 to Children'! Wear, (Formerly Washington It. (I block east 70th &MelIonviII.f3223232. Buttons 'N Bows) 2610 Hiawatha. 2" ACRES, small lake with 3 Phone 322 1301. bedroom, 1 bath home, Garage Sale,49105, Sun. 1 lv 5, I MM. & Super I, Bell & Howell 2.521 Georglijive, across from camera, prolector, auto loading, Seminole l'Ih. Benefit First H AL COLBERT lights, screen 1- case. Also PresbyterIan iurch Youth Funo REALTY IPIC. Polc.roid Camera, 100, portraIt 707 E. 25th., 32) 7132 Bazaar and Fi & Plant Sate, Dec lense, close up Inse, copier, 2 tn. HALCOLBERT,REALTOR 9:30 to S. Firs? end pods, flash attachment & case. SELMAWILLIAMS,Anociate Christian C rch. 1607 Sanford 3396360. E ,es.3220612or3fl.15J7 Ave. Kitchen.Dathroom C6binels. LAKEMARY_3bedr3m,Iiia Counter lops, Sinks Installation 55—Soal & Accessories home nestled under shady trees, available. Bud CabefI. 3fl 52 _______________ Country style kitchen, central heat 'nytlme. lair, VA terms available $24,000. — RO , MARINE 4-yuan Ciii Ca'aIicr coue machine, 6.4 wy,17 P2 Forrest Greene, Inc. b3ttle cepicIty, May be seen at 5961 Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E, 1306833 REALTORS Second St. between 9 and C7__C - 5. -. , .n w1 ii Sanford - Drastically reduced by WILSON MAIER FURNITURE owner. From mid 60's to tow !O's. BUY-SELL-TRADE Set of womai golf clubs with bag, Beautifully landscaped miniature 311 31St. FIrst St. never uSed all after 5, 323.3326. 372 5472 Spanish villa. S BR, 3 bath, Fla. _______________________________ rm., formal living rm, ww car. Flea Market 59j petlng, central A.H, above ground Open pool with private entrance. Near _____________________________ schools & hospital, Call for app?. SATUR DAY AND SUNDAY. Ito S Sundyn$75; table top organ, wkdays. btwn. 3:30 P.M. & 1:30 HIGHWAY 16 FLEAMARKET $15 Bottsv good conditon. 327. P.M. Wknd anytime. 8300217. 1k', miles East of 1.4 on Hwy 46 r 510 after (behind Hwy 46 AuctIon Gallery) ___ Professionally Managed , Sanford Large 1&2Bdrm. FROM "' 2oo ___ 107 W. ___ - , -' ____________ ___________ . ' - .. Sa le Chico ___________ _________________ _____________________________ 9i LETS MAKE A DEAL: Special one hots version. ttvs - .-week onty RENT- location, 3 BR, fireplace, moct'rn, Quiet St. 322 615.6 & PCCO'UiIIOrICI Batteries. st9 echangs REEl 'S hODY sor. 1109 S.ntcAcj A '. - Ycu want to Buy or Sell Real Eatate Wewillp'ovIdetne Profettio, -.I Service ___________ from variety to Washington at of three pretty girl.; who are onthe9thdayofDecemberA 0.1973 watkins, Avg. $753 hourly from COUNTYBR block at the following place, to wit: Valley Forge. start, Write Dept tO, Watkins CITY I LIP , I, bath block, W W private eyes in ."Charley's Seminole County Anmal Control Products, Inc., Winona, MIn carpet, fenced back CBS starts off with another Angels," with Chancy an (place of Impoundment), locstedat running of "Rudolph the Red. anonymous character. The the Agricultural and Road Dep..rt. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN merit on Highway 17 92. South , Nurses; RN's; LPN's. Aides; Aide - , - . Nncd whii.h hi nth,ir turk pw,I, . --.- - -RpIngi.øe" .--..-. -• --S t, • - nr * .' _4. ,' . . C---' WIflFUitt . . -. p..-- - . . ii.F, Wfl')I I.O.,a 7. .1TcrU. ,.,-'.', '.)Wit.' npn.un; r?tQ Immediately tiriw eminote ounry, Florida, " become almost as tradtjonai as Majors and Jaclyn Smith. 628 06)6 to satisfy a claim in tpie sum f 322-7643 $276.96 for tees. elpenses for feeding Christmas, Then there's a Ding ABOUT TONIGHT: - 'n.svts 4 OR , .. a lob, some servIce you have need of, road all our want ads every day. ___________________________________ 6)016.'5 SALE -.. place to live, car 2bedrooms,lbath, carport, Bargain priced Name your terms FOR Antiq ueShovb' ______ _________________ 130 DAYSOFO,RUvES AS THE Casselberry-Each unit has REALTOR I ----_" -----.- For Example Wagon, 11.000 rr ei. auto. 5296 ______ 197Q P4.,rriet, 6 cyt . 5triij . 16 G') C1Iri& 'I $993 76—Auto Parts Mafly Others to (floole from _______ _____________ i I 1970 Datsun JOHNNY WALKER STUDO 1,7,) BEDROOM SUITES — nm Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN CPtDER,A5SOC 538.600. Directions: West en SR h6 to Wekiva Rd., Call collect, eves. Owner Broke. Heroert Bronon. 5 2!) C2( Luxury Patio Apartments _____________ ____ ___ Iii Dt:-1— 571.$Ci7 Nigrits 321 2)62 Vardens In used car sales & dealing with 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, ISIO finance companies. Excellent E'ot St $125 month, $50 damage commiuion 3210071, -________________ depoijt Phone 305799 4139 after S pm. rxitlfied that I will Aphonecallcoulds'utyouonanew ABC Is sticking to Its regular murder... Kate Jackson, who Offer for sale and sit at PublIc Site and profitable career. Call 167 7 Bedroom Po,u to the highest amid best bidder for _____________________ program load, the rival nethas a vet' subordinate role Li) 37 on$t.Roadrl,.rI I cash the following described works are packed Cat1373 457$ solidly with "Ft)e R,okies," may get her livestock, tgwa: Two (72 Black A MERRY CHRISTMAS IS assured Bergorac 1954 "_______ Days-- 372 617) WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES 1kw 3 bedroom, 2 baths, double garage, 2 porches, patio, country setting, on large 1 acre plus lot. 70175 French (H*y 17 921 _____ _____ ____ File,acrej,Olteen,eleared, fenced, pond.LweII, 579,500 372 3717 after5 131) Palmetto, Sanford ________________________ I fiedroom, bunt, family room, SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, Small and large. s,000 per acre formal dining, living porch, fireplace, central heat, large lot, and up. Terry Really, Realtor. 0711 carport & garage Cail now for appointment. Lake Sylveari, 367 acres lkfr., $-t,600 per. Hrwi:rgani:afion, Rsltor, SUNLAND BARGAIN 1299 )Sru " 7233l7. 52)900 721 l6aywoodDr,, Sanford Geneva, I acres, rrObl. home h.ok. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, pool, fenced, $25,000. Nothing down. $7 pen patio, In quIet neighborhood mo, on lease purchase, Good credit required. 319 5115. WHY PAY RENT? ____________________ 80—Autos for Sate Stut Camoer Tot,for ockup truck, $'bed;iikenew 3fl1S8$evtning, 127 6112 days 71—Antique - - - •_. - n,., ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Rpn: ppç $?IParkDr 3727111 'EALTOR AFTER lIPS 77399) 3729251 3720618 323.9410 , 2 TW) STORY BEAuTY - If $71,600 I' aneva I e WIT T REALTY Req Real Estate firoke-r321 0610 373$215773_7*93372 7748 Call W. Garnetf White ____ Pt., 32, $27,300 1007 Scott, 3 l', $35,000 729 fayor, 31, 527.50) 1211 Crescrr,t. 4 2. 126.80) 1009 W 3rd, 3), $11,000 ' Desired area. I format din.ng, separate garage and gartie room Lots of extras. $49,500 Peg Peal [stat. Broker I1CSIE 2SthSt 3726431 4G6 Elm, 3 7, $7,JQ , Ifn.s, DrIve In Theatu, "sTojtT 337 I3J ___________ __________ _____ Kjdjflutgrti' w'nq%?torSm&l li(ycl' S411 It'p i items with a want iW To in' your ad, call yntir frirn(lly ( s'ted gal at Thi' H"rald ifl 761 " Ii) 9993 - ______________ ___________________________ _________________________ 1 Drawer desk $; Mahcijany Rack,$S; Babi reb,$20; Rock, 1/2 Acre Lot Large . nj, 'v'.anany -'-' -''- tv China Cabinet, 115; Sofa, 5-40, Heavily wooded in e.i,ling Cedar Chest, Li Matching Coffee development of beautiful homes. & End Table, 0; Maple Drop toned R I AAA. I mile west of 4 Leaf Table, $3 Much more on and 16. $1 10 12,000. Terms. Call cluding antique orniture. KLJLP McClanahan Real Estate, 372 DECORATORS 09W, Firtt st, -________________ ______ v __ 75—Recreational Vehicles IDJGoI9. 0#itSw,n2 macJune. Paybalanc, 7$or lOpayments Of $4. See at SANFORD S INC CENTER 301 East F 11 , Downtown 321 9411 e 169 1144 — HARTMAN REALTY. INC. TAFFER REALTY You may be qualified for anotp,er VA loan. Call us to find out. The f0*ing homes have either VA or FHA (law cash down) appraIsals at the p1cc sh:wn. Many include drapes, carpet, range 1. refrigerator. Some Sellers will pay flei fifla.icing costs. _______ EXECUTIVE- nrvruj Ti. icaTfl. JrCajytaJ UP aWrtinvj and %klrtnq. Cheap. Phone )fl 0110. ItO Exeter Court, Carriage CoveMoblIe Home Park, S4ntord __________________ Don't lust it there waiting for the phone to ring Advertije your n'ss service in The Herald's classified Bu.incss Service Direcicrv _____________________ t P COMEpROPEpTy- )BRpme with nice mobile home rental Large lot for garden. 530.030. Central Florida's LARRY SAXON PEAL TOP ' _______ - ___ -- Wit? 321.0041 F.ULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 27 9i 1919 S. (rz'nch 3?? 7171, 372 1496, 372 1981 322 i959. 372 1)5.4 VETERANS -. READ THIS participating Retirement ______________________ Program to provide l.sxurious SUNLAND, 3 Bedrooms, family A BABY'S WORLD. Cara for .nfants living in the later years room, l'i baths. 517$ III & last. '0 age? only. Nest to new Drivers' A CAREER that other protcsslon.jI 165 6100 or after 5, 372 7,37 I. icense Bureau. 522 6645 people envy, that does not requirø _________________________ years and years of formal RENT PURCHASE PLAN education, that does not require Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes. 9Good Things to Eat ____________________________ family room, garage, carpetj. years of work on tne bottom of the ladder befor, advancement *31 7fl NAVIL t)kANC,ES ti,t ooc is.t requ;,, an CLIFF :OROAN,REALTOR $250 BUSHEL invest-ment Of cepetal. 327 6733 or 372 0062 ____________________________ A CAREER that provides the Status Large 3 bedroom hout, 1378 Mi'lionyille; fenced back yard. and the Mode of LivIng that you (PEE RIPENED FRUIT, picktd to Available Ploy 5th 1775 month have always wanted and could order Navels,oranq,-s, Grapefruit, p4u $100 Sicurity deposit Phone , n't aflord Tangerines Call 322 0717 If ____________________________ as% call 322 0)76. Russell For a personal Interview c,,'*act' ",Daddis Cautnlry. CSTEEP4- I room io per at the Sanford Holi&iy Inn monlrt. SCHUREPI REALTY. NAVEL ORANGES Thursday 4th Realtors, 375 1302 BAGGED to I? ________________________________ 7V3lFrenchAve 372 3fl -------, 4fl'rinebPt.,, 'i" ._, ._. iv, • c---r fl%J1, ?aflVuiU. otur'uom 60'clock.Sharp nome, livIng rm., dinIng rm., Tmtsgeo and Tangerines 7 O'clock Sharp separate garage. SecurIty desiI, 57 25 Bushel Please do not call by telephone, as 834 16.49. PhOne 373 1671 thl matter is too important to On. bedroom orove Cottage, — both of us and calli for a personal Sweet Oranges unturnished.gar.ge ltOOmentpiI and private meet,ng. PinkGrapefrult _____________ PPEflf3fl7396 ___________-____ $7bu Vd'7 PalmettoAve Beautician with followIng, full or part time, 60 pct Lake Mary 323 3bedrcom, I' -, bath, carpet, central ______________________ air, 5195 By ippt Alan Stone, or 323.1951. ______________ Assoc,, LARRY SAXON, REALTOR, 32194)0 Car Salesman- Experienced only _____________________________ .1 Realty Stemper 2S65Park ______tin. _______ J MLSRCALTORS INCOME PROPERTY- Com. plelely furnIshed 17'xô0' mobile home on large double fenced lot, carport, patio, Florida room plus 2 utility sheds Income of $4.5 per month from rental of second lot Income $19 per month from 'entnl or live In. Owner will finance, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg Ranch, I acres wIth 3 bedroom home. 16,000 laying henS on consignment. Company furnishes everything but human element. 20 pet. per year return on your cash inveStment. POOL hOME- Nicely redecorated 3 bedroom wit's l6,x32 pool. Good e-stablilhed neighborhood $71,900. COUNTRY ESTATE 7 stony, I bedroom hc,,me Over S acres of beautiful giant oaks and cit'us, Improvements include corral, stables, tack room arid bridle patn. 577.000 OWIER MOTIVATED- Moving out of s'ate, needs to sell 3 bedroom, 7 bath home In South Pinecrest. $23,000. Your MLS Agency _________________ _______________________________________________ III 0747 ldyllwitd 7 Story natural frame) bedrooms, 3 haths, S fireplaces, t,ardwood floors, attic, double lot, ritr.is 559.900 32) 0766 can'T SAY APITHING BUT"yes tothisb#au4 ifut2 BR, 2bath home, Large bedrooms, Brittany style and lots of goodies to o with it 5.39,900 tEAt IC'.?' __________ "r.uwa 'tL-- bedroom. l' New panl nsite arid out. New carpet, wIp p.per, Pancingand mirror wall dn r.g area New central air. Large utility sn,00, F-AL TOP 372 7496 322- 2420 Anytime _______ MARBLE MACHINE 6J SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 AU. MV CHILDREN if) E1.ECTRtC COMPANY 12:55 ca cws 100 2 SOIivIERSE1' ,6' NEWS i HOPE €1) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING ti MflVIF' 1&frn S L-J,. ,.._.. C SQ t - WELCOME To YES LANDI Ynu '-" between-ill om. 3770133. A . firpla, sc,ee VOunameiti All fanS? 900 Yiu'II ave ill - ____ - ____- _-__ — Longw>od area. Tiger colored cat. with white Chest & feet. Yellow collar, female, an swecs to Tiger. Reward, S317676. ___________________ JtWI '. - CaliBart Real Estate cp AND TlItNx A itPU T E IF CL 4551 Fl ED ADS DIDN'T WORk THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY _____________________ _____________________ 1AN MO PARK. I, 2.3 bedroom .trailer apts Aijutl & family park _. --. _________________________ Weekly 3315 Hwy 1197, Sanford 'rls ' 9— Goon Things to Eat — 930 -_______________ I or 2 Bedrooms AdultS Orilt1$, ALCOHOL PROBLEM Nel Oranges. $2 50 per bu PARK A%JFNIIF MOBIl E PARK IN YC)IU tSp,t,iy" JuiceOtanges. SI SOperbu 76(3 Park Drive s7i;. YCur Corita.ner 3213188 Al ANON ________________________ -'— For familie or friends of problem --•--- --drinkers. -------MONTHLY RENTALS F 0 turtir information call 121 (387 18-Help Wanted _________________________ AVAtLA fiLE _______________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll F ,, 644 O27 for "We Care" "btflhin," Adults o Tt"i'n -- $21 Realtor 1P1;tn Organization , 3?Oor3fl37 , , - _--_-___ . Drastically reduced executive I BR, 7 Story, over 3.100 _______ ________ 5-lost & Found _________________ Preston" Betta St John, AlexKnox Bnbsj-t 1955 (Tuos) "Beg House (.A" C(awford. RafØi Mooker 1955(WOd)'TJI Fazo' Grigec Rog A .. ______ - HILLS, OtIijnjp I BR, lam BY OWNER Crank Realty, Realtor •,, ?' _____________________ - 1P4( 521.600 Low down with no cfcstn; COStS _____________t argo? DR. down, clean. itt utilititS Sundciii ' - Noon FrIdQy furniShed inctuding heal $10 ______________________________________________ week 3772761 Performed by Marilyn. Nofaty, Ocat,i 901 772 8861 or 737 1713 ________ ) __________________ __________ PII5I1II'Ii? Ih)sC't Noon The Do.j Before PubIIction ________ 1200 2 L9) NEWS Ii YOUNG AND RESTLESS €1) (Man) 'World Press' (A) (Tues)TBA(Wed)"Vtyaty Ez'e" (Ttiss "International Anrnatfon FostijaI" (Fri.) "ok Beati €DBIGVALLEY 1230 '' All utilities turn, central Pita ar. itage Ice3nosoa Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 ____ ---- -- .t''i'r $860 .nd P b.droom ijtIt'rS nclt'ded. iio per month Adults only 322 4170 ______ -. '- ",--.. Ne*ty nturr"ed DEADLINES e MERV GRWFIN suow Guests indudo. (Man) LOrn1 Swil. Earl Hofl'nan (Toes ' Bo on €T) (B&W) n e 41c 'i line I thru S times 31c a line 6 thru 2$ tImes ?4c a line 26?smes (S'OOMINIMUMCHARGEI JLlnesMlnimum 8:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon W ADDAMSFAMILY 11 55 CBS NEWS :i —.i..\LoNitfi 600 9.i SUNRISE JUBiLEE ORI[P41 EXFRLSS" 6.10 Wed q.30iSMwT,ni, 2 SUNSHINE i1)tANfiC '_ $t;ii '°1 D(IVt-l*' e:15 IGI) SUNSHINE 'w 'cI PART "a.' (P.tr) Wth T Rng ING TALL (Tues - Tht,ar,) "Jeannie" (WP'01sioslucatvn" ARNOLD (Fri) e&giit o" 6 __________ ___ I!O1 6' PARTRIDGE FAMILY MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 91 DiNAH rascolers" Thursday "I LJE'tI IflC .9 SHOW OFFS 11 30 2 HOLLYWOOD RES LOVE OF LIFE 6 9 HAPPY DAYS R) €1) (Man, Wed, Fri Vf Ia Aloge' (Toes - Thin) "Car- ___ )NW 400 n o - 2 ___ GENERAL HOSPITAl, Preempted Monday, see tZ L) SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 1000 '2 C EL E BR IT V 2 ANoTh. vORl..D ALL. IN THE FAMILY (fl , -•''1.1 (3(3 2'i TOMORROW 130 9 DALY WORD 200 2. DAILY DEVOTiONAL - '2 61 €D MISTER ROGERS' NEIGI-n3ORH000 9 .61 9' NEWS €1) ULIAS. YoGA ANO you €2 700 CLUB 11 3(3 21 TONIGHT .6 CBS MOVIE '1' aama k*in RaIfl 1957. edy and romarre set an a paama factory (R) .'9W1DEWOFtD 2' Al Al I 30° - 9' MOVIE (kin 1100 2 ROTTEN The Sheriff engages a mercenary bo*'shinget, the sack Kniçe't to contat a wounded 'n tkxxl €2 MOVIE' "He Walked Bs' PJ, ght Richar< Basehart, Scofi acty 1949. sen. &am& sho how the p01 ice stalk a kiter, 830 I) THAIS MY MAMA: Earl AndCOfCiZi&JP9a5fl(7W. twid nigtl an a n'ioiol with fy.j iràenmfo corrandr5 657 '2' NBC NEWS UPDATE )00 (6) BING cROSBY S"xtago" (Wad) Schuol OOfTWflhtiQ (ThLWS) ThO Ascont of Man' (A) (Fri) K 's '0' () ) THE MOTHERS IN LAW 6 MIKE 9 STARSKY AND HUTCH Tho pat sperxlalrantic alteriawPm1aI rotbets In a car with a txntl bomb (A) €1) SOUNDSTAGE: FaaItved HOrtxO Corea 6' 9 RHYMEANOREASON €L) (Mon ) TBA (Tues.) qoo 2 P1111 DONAHUE SHOW 1000 6' LUCILLE BALL SPECIAL THE DOCTORS THE GUIDING r4ew hn' por 6 800 CApiAIN 6 iana,ion rerson Pc'twci Baseh.t'i star; as Ge n George walngton.er , 2 6 700 2 TOOAY(LaJ ng'g 725a.xJ825) 4 6 CBSNCWS 9 ' COZO'S D'G TOP 7,3) 9 GOOOMOR.NII.JG&)I,4ER. ICA t) .RET1'A \jfl R Kirvy emino e -' a— _- )2A-Een,ng Herild, Sanford. Fl ic r*trhina I ImuIatpd b'itk & stone specialty. 3fl2'I0. Pl.*t.r STORING IT MAKES Pet Care LLIG IT ________________ ____ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER DSd 1511 lOyC Biaek & Decker or 4 tools front Gregory lumber & True Value Hardware, 6Hi & ___________ - Buy Furniture BASS BOAT BARGAINS ROUSON MARINE 2977 Orlando ('nyc, 337 5961 CoIrlvl tong sleeve Shirts It' wear wiln your I*iiutc SilI. Fashioned by McGregor, 116, Perkins Men's Wear ,. - --.- -- — Pt T REST INN ll'fiu&Gri, Ph ru 377 ICSI _______________________ Mapla. 3220500. _________________________ _____________________________ PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Grinlale: 306 171 3')' _____________________ __________________ b'fILL B ANY SCRIPTlON SANFORD AUCTIN 373.73.10. — IAISH 322.4132 For e furniture, appflances, tools, *. 6uv 1 or 1001 itemS. Larry'iarl, ;s Saorciva. MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR REPAIRS 31? ____ Need help on that Saturday lob? Pandlin(, door, *ifldQw!, hung. PhOtography by Muni Cockync' _________ I_- ______________ _ W*sTE.. A3PI PLACE ACLASSIFIEDADNOW CaIt 327 ?11 or 631 991] -- Well Orilling ___________________ Photography ______________________ concretework, etc B,' the hex,, cc by the lob 322 9345 1SM1, Fn wedding photos C5Onably priced Phone 373 4334 — _ - [flL,(,[) PUMPS SPlNkLER S 5T AIltypCSOridt.,e. Were,a.ranc1sr.p STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 7rsdSt ________ __3726.32 �OR A 1; ____ --• ___________ j. _ --L _ IA - tiernnq H 'r.LJ, nfcJ F I — 111 t' a I I - - .=J.Im~ - . 0 _ also -• - k p,o ,, ~ Jipo Lay It I, " Ample SIoCii have be'i O(CIflS fllH CHCLkS Now For dered bul iiI be avaIlabio ycu I j Look ForThe __ As Adverti;.d"SignsIn Oi Stores -________________________ ? -_ V P"ccs quoted, (ZAYRE PLAZA Christmas I ( SANFORD Ou1rI,t ifliI _________ mil - r~ 4• -•_1-• With coupon Hammer 9 w• Wit hout co dita, Limit i 1.oz i -§~~~~ -- - , — I TO THE LUCKy ) 4416 Up To 2200 WINNER lk 1 . I I 11411141111106- -_ • -- - Addr•s-_ . -._ 711412 Or l ando - I - Now throuCh Dec. 6. ',V-.y =. ~ - 20-EXP. SLIDES OR J i 35m 126 II tochrome dos, 8mm, Super 8 Kodachfome movie. Wolgretn pfoctrising. [.!srCiruj. 36'EXPOSURE SLIDES 2.27 5 jig,, BORE 50 HOSE 'j' 4 Position Dial . Dots Different Areis COUPON MUST BE WITH ORDER. 11 i (Jb"!ER GOOD TUI L..WI# DEC. i4, 2-pl y vinyl each --—'- ) LI 1975. —'- _______________________ I_ ---I-•------ GIVE Wt ORE OR ____ • -- . --- rl$ 5 'ORE " ONEY! S - I HAMILTON BEACH __i I . -:: F-r7--"'7~ ---. - -- --- - - . - • .,:.... Red Glass F ru it Bowl Fruit 7',.lncp, 97 i. - ... ZF-..-• ____ - 4•;, 1.. ___________ F1 14 k -: j. \jriP' - IT ______________ f , 1 15 Indoor LIGHTS j_ ' 'Noma, see I • THAI 314 b.ls a - .c../-r 1f,.. ,., .."..I '. ,,,~..._~'. ,• JIM) 14" HOLLY LEAF .WREATH ELECTRIFIED • _____________ 1 2' ti,. T •., _ Aopt I,A., more Sate-I Sam ii17 LADY REMINGTON ' ELECTRIC SHAI ER Reg. 99c Choice ---..L 77 - PAINT-BY ~' .-:- I'# 11 ~ . . . A i" %eJ%j 4c.l Cc.aflv. V .(• % ,•!: .. — -, 5; ,- I'm " .- i t T .?, -~TI_ II tW j_ 1pw J y, I 4 :! L1 12 Glass 10 LIGHT in. :. 2 'I .--. ldsI / Req. $.fl Regal Poly d,nt 99 6 - 2588 - - SPRAY SNOW Can i. S * T!' ___ __•f• SAW JIG Ellack & Dccker ,risulated ONM I -- -- 11 ; '... go i_-; ' SYAND PIECE All" •-_--=$--: _trrràir _ - tw - -- -#-4 q-A - 4 I I I _ ___ 3/8"PRILI 120C a, 1 IS, s '"S. W&JI. - - #- --lit Mt. S1 Cho ce i 11 11 9" - — = -,.- ___ I G 3 dscorat.d deco, d I77Ir/30 - Filled with , P. W t L-._ -- _ - SfJ .. POUND Fruit Cake /- =i-= _------ - .. _•. I • ________ I ~.,- , • •- - - .- ~,`. I ,1.92A i (- -- . ,~ I . " IT'S * ______________ - ____ _____ • -______ jli , ..- 1 - 4. _______________________ r~-------. 7-1 -.--=---------. -~ ----:-----.---- . W-T--. - - -- - - --- - . ... .Saw PARTY TIMF I .I 9 . L 001 Champagiie Brunch Honors I- I ~ "Ifere's to a lifetime of happiness to the bride. . ." was the toast Susan Swain at , • .. I" : her honor Sunday at Erroll '1 - ' • - •- .J4 -- I mi.- 1 66 f . di : TERRARIUM .'', Lo, ,t 'o"Y' .'STAL CUT 0 GLASS 1W 9 ,9 WHISKEY Ix. . U. - %, OWN.-Rueft- CHAMPAGNE ft . , -* 01 Rvg %- 4 IV . I or 97 . - , jr-I Md. - ___ 92 - -I . M I-, 17 . MY + ~ Ijk111113jr-- V ev -~~ -1~,~- --~ - I -yff- ~'- ~ aiH4p ______ ' • I -~~ --. --" -T_ E 1 4*"I >' y - 0 I ovum . tlFTH . 140 MAR"AK 11TON PH 321-0500 ° 3W Si By Joe por -s -- S ' P.M. TIL 1 A M : ip, * ' •_J_J " '' Open Mon. Sat. 8:30.500 ii' 1111, • BEAUTY SALON 0r I 7S N COL y Club Rd La (I Block No nl 1k Mary Rivil I 3L4320 LAKE MARY I .. ' rickets available from any memb' of Sanford Police Benevolent Assn. or p ho ne 322-4141. Tickets Ii 1. A will e ueuiveru delivered 3 your door. DONATION: $10 COUPLE ORESS: INFORMAL it 'U prizes will \ from Jacobson's I I0 - - AkS For The Mature Woman :. • Playtex • Levi • Campus And Other Brand Name Merchanj 1 We Clothe The Entire Family . "lam *WA*01( DEPARTMENT STORE II .P- owl . - MOM • • 11111 S. 'i • Queen Casual Fashions - - - - " £ I is JaneColby Sportswear I • 11 -- £ . • - •4 . . • I; OPENTUESDAYTHPUSAT(JROAYQ.AOAM .7. PRICESGOOTHRUSATURDAY .00 DELMONICO END CUT PORK GA. GRADE 'A' WHOLE STEAK CHOPS FRYIRS 99c C . 89c EACH Limit 2 With LB_ LB BLADE CUT CHUCK SIRLOIN OR ROUND 100 PCT. PURE GOUND ROAST STEAK BEEF RUMP OR SIRLOIN Tip RIBS ROAST LB. CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAK 89c L. RIPM 49 $139BONELESS LB. LEAN G ROUND MILK GAL. LB. LEAN SHORT BORDENS LEAN ri C 6 HORMEL SPARE LB. COc N 1 Lbs, LB. $139 ROUND $145 LB. _ -- !!- DISCOVER AMERICA C 69 $"1egant 'j -+ IIq;rti1iijt Co 410 4 * so Iát ..' . young to the artistic aura of the - 4114i6, - ---- * I -.,, 7 I'1 r/ 'j FROSTINGS - , /A . %,'I , ,116. , 41/ For Sr. CittzensLjjI . , ____ ___ ___ Sanford Civic Center , _____ 1111111, PERMANENT 900 ii' \ a V~ 9 Funi ____ nibbling on party refreshments. and many floral Sh e was presented a gift Memento, a Bicentennial * ,v-v S pecials I $ --- — K 1+ - , . -awlIM& M . FIFTH 14111111111W • bachelor. The couple is making their home at his Colonial iminsion at Upper Marlboro, of"' I linary co .. * ,~ BLENDC"D 88" each WA ".1 I , , %1W .06 ,,, , I . , , _ -. t . the years, Rudy had remained a nv board of trustees of the I-ee Roberts and Debbie SteRa Woodhouse becrme the ary Is proud to present Whelchel. bride of Rudy Jones on Nov. 23, Vincent in the first of m.any D.C. Through scheduled exhibits. The East Mrs. J.R. (Anna Mae) Wells in Washington, Wing of the museum will house was hostess Saturday night at the various exhibits, while the her Tmin'N Lake apartment to West Wing showcases the ar• party t 0 -- • 1 of (eneralIjenryS. '- • r en rom acaran trc e Free to the public, of Sanford Garden Club, which '% _> -. CORB Y -,O, - I ,jr of more than 40 years ago. Ieaturmga variety of superb cui5ine. It was an affair to "spoil" evea the most profound • 1A 0 ,4 I n3r 1\0.'o (,'Ve-b )flet %.~., . 0 V L-;?, ('orrespondent icenian s - TI1 Estate Country Club, Apopka. DIAL Susan will become the bride A Fantasyland of Flowers, Ii •-- n 2.45!5 of John Durham on Dec. 20, at ' both permanent and fresh, is 7:30 p.m., at First United ______________________- designed for everybody's Methodist Church, Sanford. Christmas dreams, Sunday, Hostesses for lire •legeiiit she joined in 1953. The circle between Liii, Irnurs uf 1:1 ethd affair .ere Mrs Donald ho nored her for her dedica tion p.m., at Collins Florist Th ird (Evelyn) Bales and her and talent she shared through Annual Open House at Fairway daughter, Jud), and Mrs Jack th€ sears Plaza Mimi) Greene and her Stella is leaving Sanford for Open to the public wi th no daughter, Jackie, who Eden Md.,where she wll h is presented th e honoree with a become the bride of her first arrangements will featurc gift of silver in her rej~istered J : 0 Bride-To-Be Susan Swain -- I CANDY STICK I -, - ' S 1% LB. MIN T ,::: , -. . 1,. ,-.. - - -- , AT BUCKS.11! 4 *****++* 0~05 * 13th Stand Sanford Ave., Sanford Phone 323.0963 -- 6. Moto-Tool Gold Gift D eluxe in re. usable tin, Reg S3 87, * . I 1 .95 * catering NO MATTER WHAT SIZE OR TYPE OF PARTY YOU'RE HAVING ... BUCKS CAN HELP. 41QMM -- * For those gatherings in your home, we have lovely plaflers with hors d'oeuvers (hot or cold), meats, cheeses, or other delicasies. ____ _____________________________ - * Our intimate dining room is available for your :-Peclal ZQC' 1 Paelt Monday evenings or Saturday and Sunday. ---- - • A .-Q~ ,!F . - 1'r .1. - .- '-" .I ! , 1. - ,:-rl To Tour Swanson, now has an enrollment of 100 boys from Orlando to Sanford, with 3 periorming boy choirs ages 6 through 15. The Singing Boys of Orlando siil perform in 15 concerts before Chrlrn4isln the Central flc,ridaarea. ____ 1 . W -N i -- A~ :1. 41% . .. - ; ,., ,;,~' .. - . I ~ I.. .Wmrs*~ * - ___________ __________________ ' ____ C"5~;N .FM- 4 , - - _____________ -1 ~ -_ • ____ . - 11 A . • i .1 ' 11: "rids 4 1b ,q -'' I BIRD - - çO0 I -- - _____ _______ y Mrs. lJoyd Swain. mother of were Mmes. R.L. Bateman, George I5eckhorn, Vernon herieeIet, pm,aI Hoard Swain, her sister; Mrs. Mary Davis, J.D. Fitzpatric1k, Converiti-1 Ctnlrr, /ohnon Oldsters will have an op. Joy" 13atem.an, aunt of the Lorraine Graham, J P Holtz d portunutyto rdhe the past and honoree; and Mrs. Naomi class, James G Johnson, Faye Open to thc public ;it youngsters discover the rich Durham, mother of the future Jones. H.E. McSwain, Mitchell Mooney, H.M. Pearce, Evelyn mission charge, the interlu-heritage fouzd in the Seminole bridegrocm. Also Mmes. Mildred Caskey, Hayes, Ma - guerite Graham will cover faith healing, County area on Sunday froin2-5 and Hulda Kibbee. meditation, lecture, clairp.m. when the pictorial Dora Lee Russell, Miriam -voyance, mini collection of William R.Vincent Wright, Valerie Weld, Walter audience Another childhood romance readings and in3pirational Sr., will be exhibited in the Rye, Richard Scott anti the For another Stella and in the music. Henry S. Sanford Museum and writer. state of Maryland lw evolved Library. Alro Misses Joni Bales, Iju :" -, 4 ~-5~~ -- V~i —•_ • sw 2 1911 BUBBLE 16" T16ra Cau Round Terrarium ITI t i~ Photo Sh o'vv " -. - I -~); . V. ,~ - 2 ~111 10 - . $1 19 i' Diam. - 99 ,N~ iheets with 20 -1 : •flY&0pu. q 4!~ - - _ III .i JOANNE TAYLOR . 59,c Candy & Toy I. , Value To 1097 ______ ____ i ,- - ... . .. 1:11 - 14" STOCKING ,_.' STATIONERY 4 I . a.A-,'AAjk- / Soclables BOX 499 . keys, muney 0 - SaPd "cAN _____ . tf. "..I Wednesday, Dcc. 3, I — - , '* I :;- -_________________________________ I W BOBS tiny candy cones in tray, 8 o — REGISTER , - --, I ,-:I ,'I 97 RELISH or lit 4 1 CHROMED 77 l ,I V 1.11 1112's 41. !,. "- in . ED ) - GEFM/AM ... M3K MOUSE R., 3.4i AN .PCT _L _ •) CASH III .._r._. -. . I A?— ,-t C,ljoAll I I I ~Sn~~ -ON - 6oz glasses ( _ MUS"AL GAZEBO ~ 4N ____ _______ :;r 3 __,,. 9" "Wft---" "M a __ _________________________ :. C 39- 1 3-Pc Aw ___ ;- 13 oz. l&çhN Z 'fol e. 4 only ralMs. 2 twullv#%. MASSAGE Hand hold ' h *"A- Boys of Orlando will embark on a short but busy tour to Palm Beach Dec . orest Hills Junior and S nior hl'h S hirls ill (l( h ht if (1)ncertS lrIda afternoon The Palm Beach area l.1.irtxrshop (nu lion will host thi boys for a presentation Saturday afternoon. Saturday evening the Singing Boys of Orlando will appear in conctrt t the Breakers Hotel Two worship services will occupy th e boys Sunday morning At 9 a in the) will appear at Bethesda By the Sea Episcopal Church ri Palm Beach; 11 a.m. will find the bo"s as guest choir (or Memorial Presbyterian Church in Palm Beach. fore driving back to Orlando the Singing Boys of Orlando willperfnrmaturwofthelargerinallsinrilmreach ' 11 I-. -r A I —1 Z , I k ~~ . - ___________ ip-y 1111111111111111 ,J / ____________________________________ I' WINE SET -- 2" er AstrfGun SoP.1 Action )99 r.odyJ IA ,,i SHOWER Percolator W.nt IATERPIK,i; "It - : 4 oil Xju 1i IY_L Ornaments S. Amer. 139 POI ANGEL __________ ~ r ,h • l / i _ . o" -fr D romotic aowi ow olds favorite fruits Or nuts b 2 Ice Cream ___ - .,. FUN FACTORY JR. Reg. 3.29 CHILDREN'S BOORS ____ 199 i A Gillette Pro Max " 'SA - / '3110$3111 I RED BELL I 11 N CANES 811 / . The Smi!ing ' Vincent H ,.: 60 MINI ==---- __•& . Singing Boys , "I11 - _____ - - ______________ • -=~I ~ ~~- . ~ $ i 'WYYYY . ____ ,' " . ! — ; o? DO • - --•' -Y - 11 , N=: _______ - '- tempting 7SanrdAve.322 1688 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - — ,-I..,. _ aftermon tlxV lunch "ALL HEATING# INC. Save over $2 k-0 Zs , - - -- - u e e n s ~ ro w n - &&I . 1 ~4- - .. _____ V — Reg.18" 16 oz. bubble bath oil beads are req. $1.36. - - Effimmme - . !- ,- 25..... I ON M . - Hanging Craft Shop, Cobb (eft1r, I ;.,r coti(w-om-no powerful 840 watt motor; 44- OZ. Tyril container. ----• ' !-' ec, .! -,:-.-: Crowned "Miss Sue Cox Roadrunners. Benefit Queen" at Saturday Second place..' was Patti atti night's coffee break hosted by Young, daughtcr of Mr. and the -County Roadrunners in Mrs. Russ Williamson of the Greater Sanford Chambe r Sanford, who collected vi. of Commerce Building was Donna Jones, daughter of Mr. Joanne Taylor, 7. andMrs. Don Jones of Sanford, Joanne laughter of Mr. and was placed third for her Mrs. Tom Van Heulen, 2856 collection of $44. Gale Place,Sanford, collected a tal of $79 for the Sue Cox A total of $o2 was raised at Benefit organized by the the benefit. The money will be sent to help pay mounting medical costs for Sue Cox, a 14HOT TIOUSES )eft(td Georgia girl who is Are For Flowers sufliring from enitphnlis NOT PEOPLE n meningitis following automobile accident. Already, her bills are in excess oI$20,000. Gnc-rI Electric 127 MOVIE PROCESSING , - -- J ~~i!" , k 11~111,li I j - Oscillating Sprinkler MOP - i I -- _____ Fund Raiser Wins 75 TM309;= ,, -144XI, 0 0 - _______ YOUR . =- - V~4' J,---' Without coupon." I Av W - -- CALGON Bath Beads _____ _____ t 1 - 7- ________ I Wftft P Serving on the committee have ninny and tasty Mr. and Mrs. Ed KeLsey, snacks, hosted by the Camellia Ch ristmas gil Ii and decorations are displayed by (from left) Mrs. F. T. Meriwether, Mrs. Ruth Simpson, Mrs. Dorothy Edwarth andMrs. .1.M.Fahey. chairmen. Circle. 29 Limit 1 J-- , - -----• ANTACID. &t'" Values To 539 --__ _ - M are: le '. " 641 tIoto' I - W00--ow-mb~ un-bn-~ led i ______ hand-liladt: Dinner will be served at 6:30 1 2OZ LIQUID YOUR I•, •' brwq to stem He plothow I 6QhQ?7%WMWMW- I T"--*— - - Room of First and browsers hIotcoffeeillbe Federal Savings and Loan available until 11 a.m. Lunch i)Association, S.R. 436, will be served from 11 a.m. - 2 I MYLANTA - Now through Dec. 6. 1975 Without coupon," 1.93 - . r 3OPS 44 - F,3 ow and roc#" ----- - Hospitality -L 1 -- - pplp- wittlOut coupon 13c' - I tj G NEXIM--i1111111111111sui wIll entertain Altarnonte baskets, plants and an assortSprings Garden Club members ment of "white elephants" and guests at the club's A lunch room will be open for _________________________________ REG. OR SUPER Req. 22c -; Now through Dec. 6, 1975 Without COUpOfl • 1 23 • - Under the direction of Les and Gourniet Shop. Such Knepper, a choral group from bargains may be found as Evans High school, Orlando, children's toys, hanging 991C - 27 pon , 6 KOTEX I - -- - - ton .i 5 X 1~ T 1~11111 ' ~ thies of lllall~ Choir To Sing -- '. - il ____ ar en u At S .- Limit I bottle 4".t 'Wat W16 I e - : Limit WAL$W4gp4 u I • SOAP H*ISTMAS STOCKING 9~, Now through Dtc. 2 1 D- ree I y ,For Gardeners MI 1f'r!.T,l',_ BROILLO BUFFERIN 1. I Christmas" table show and Ileart.bazaar of the Garden Club of Tty~re will also be six small dn1orJ will be held Thursday tables entitled Open house 1 rda from 9 30 a in to for Lo etl Ones' rhe Creatise 530 pm and Saturday from (sift Wrapper Season's • 930 a in to 4 p.m . in the (greetings,' and Sugar Plums 1. Gar(k,n Club, U.S. 17-92 at the and Fairies." t entrance to Sunland Estates. Awither small table, entered The table show and bazaar b) the Junior Gardeners, ihl are orin to the public Free o' be entitled. I Sas tuinrnIe charge Kissing Santa Claus" The table show will feature All of the tables, large and seve. irge tables carrying out sinai will be fully t, in. he tienies Christmas The Christmas cludingafloraicenterplecejna Glitter;,' lecor to carry out the theme of Legend of the Poinsettia," their table, There will also be a Bells," "The Night Before coffee table called, "A True mi Christmas," Winter Won Trim ngF'.cnt 0 • 1•_ fl Deodorant .~--ft . Witbt coupon 69c Now through Dec. 6. 1975 - - - Raw SODA DR!U 10W-30 , 57~ Gt. OIL 1975 -IQK~ MOTOR I Tot SUNDAY 10 A.M..6 P M Phone 323 9190 RX 321 02O M U.." E .' ________________________________________________________________________________________ 7-0jr. — QUAKER STNE SUPER BLEND UAKE CO.. ° MONDAY SATURDAY 930 A M P.M. I I _,1 -' Rgtit 0 A 2942 ORLANDO DR. YU Li I i~ L~ ~ $ h B ~ 454& 0 -- PRICES THURSD SALE • ) • ______ WOMEN . i / _______ - ••-y 111011111 i 0 9 9 YES' Walgreens Will i '-Con tinuo- 10 Quote Rx Prices by Phone. -• _ Bazaar, Table Show Set I 94 _.1•T - . I Tearless, 16-oz. bottle. ' T- j Shampoo 10 - I. i , Baby - '. - i;.~= .-4.17-- I ; N -I -, \ Sho e x act price on each strength and quantity. And generic drugs whenever available ----..T" --- -CFA00- in Our Y OURSELF Open Book S I • - RX PRICES Consumer -1 - .. ,I r Johnson's NA I SEE 10,000 COMPARE FOR _J~EW ___ price on your prescription? . _____ -u_ _1iIái4 Wednesd a y, Dtc J. 1975 - e you getting the 67 EST -• WWR ____ _______ Fill - - 7: �- - - .j--- ' - NNORM M MXEM - -- _mm_ - - — - ___________________________ 9~111111111~1 01 ___ - -__-V- -- - • 3=90 -: - - T-'.- z-- - - - ____ -- -a RM"Mm" £ _i= M - . -- r ,_ -- ____ 7q"r_? ,__,* ffl ,~_ ~~F I - . 2B—EvenngHraId, Sanlcrd. Fl _______ — C . _____ Wedn.day. ~1111 - 14 I __________________ ____________ 9 -1).S.. iia a , Ia -- ,_-I . RM jj W 4 I * 1 :-:•::•::•:-:-: : _____ JIY—i41 ; • ~ R 1 * 6 _ -_;,_~ 0 .1 . . . :_ .7 - .3. 401 I - 111 Evening Heralci Sanford F X. V. U .. , __________ :;:x. :: ____ --- 13 0 EXTRA N ; I . . ~ -:, ~I . . -- 'W E L C 0 M E WINTER , " A"A 1-C. '~ ~ ~1-1 !-~.'. .IT 4r MEAL -, .,--,~. Old 11 Ie-*- ____ IS, 0-4 ed . -:_____F_, .1 _.~_~- - __. . ~ - f,~~.-1 - I,.1 t ,P I , , I I, __. - "I \,* milwailbee 6 17 UI can& '- N , ~%Coko `,,.,*j I . 8 - - - \ r ,/-1 11 II I I' 4 f -.'- -- 11;1 __ ____ I '111-Vi ptalwwv tJ aI4tMesbeas)P3ayene-' 4*.. I . EXTRA ' Publix 100 Alai . is I•I PubliX' GREEN STAMPS j 59c A _______________ ~j 11 II AD - 0 4 EXTRA 69 all tobacco products EXTRA PvbIlx300 other S & H Gr."en Stamp Cnipnn .J rvih iarer purchases. - ' . !,andw3ch '. 1 $14.99 9 I! ..'chases - •. I. ~, __ - __ - . 1 1 Krofi sSugnotur. Chunk Style 89' ' si I., ' New York Sharr - I 98c e X Dair F,.sh (Smell Large Sichm..ritas. Low Fat) Cottage Cheese 69 DOIVI'FVO,h Chive Cottage Cheese ........ $ 109 is ir - ly . -I, WVV -- I V x- % ~? . COUPONS 1 & 2 ARE WORTH ,_ 300 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE - ~_- - 1 " - ____- - 1_-_ iw"imi" / I I I / COLI . `AONS 2 & 3 ARE WORTH .- ~j - /: -... - -- - - - --- - 0 ___ ;I ~ I. IV ___________________ A . , * ___ - % •" , .< - - .- 59c '?' .. . ~ ~ _. I-I .1 ' ~ STAMPS GREEN - -___~___ On purchases totaling $15.00d to $19.99 excluding all tobacco ucts This coupon may also be used in combination with oIti•i .a & H Gte.,, Stamp Coupons in this ad with larger puvcha.es I - •'tpu JW --:---------.i 1. t~ $ii _9 X1011 11 Monterey Jack Cheese zwl~.,%,?4i~- - OOto This coupon may also be used in combination with Green Starip Coi. dons I this is.. - . 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COUPON 1 JW ast Club(Twin-Pock) YOU - - , __ 60(1 I %,11 prpt. -- (uREA]. ,"flRYAN : Old Fashion Loaf ' _ -~ oeev.................... - , 011 ~ Keeps Food From Sticking to Pons RaverfulSbc.dCco1i,d wsOU$i Testy Sliced Cooked Sa:,jmi or q*pwi,. t am W -i I .,_.~ - - (~? _.O.r~ j - 111. r e en .1 _____ I ) ~_, ", ,( LtTk LiA E , III YEAfl F1-RI FACE I /l1 Ii 1 ., , I'"Ap iA ___ I ,-Vjl.,.,~,b~,,, amm I ,.J/ F-.- _ Dep. e - SAVE I OC,(s0c Off ta1od3 Mu ') loll ,. , w-- , 1 ,P!.7 ,~!~-,_O,_; W u... WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM COUPONS ON THIS PAGE 1.~ 0-*$ S 19 Limit 4 - right Mir holiday giving. 11 _ 99 tills. 4"I from your local store manager. $ Limit 4 , P bit 111 .-nac?' - . , I&! _--- . Silt . L 29' MIX Y 0 U I . from lhe Deli are great for holiday entertaining. And Publix gift boxes and gift certificates are , — ~_~.t....., , , itt` _6~_ il - t_".1*11.131: C:_b 4 Loa ves /2' Bread /)17 or While busy shopping days. or an instant gift idea. you'll PUBLIXi Beer . F Whethcryour;Iookmgforaquickdrnner id ea ft 4 .X #torn SAVE 4C, Jiffy Chocolate G I %1 Ij ;; " . *4 :4 QUIC ",~'\,I :i:r, Publix takes the pf the Holidays. 1 Hectic" , N. . .-[,-.. . ,11t41" 7-;N;-t 0 'a. 21i..j - . .r 7 I11b_ J -1.1 Pll SAVE12CLC,a,P,u.d " 4 ,~ 1 _1Wft"I__M` 500 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE ________ i..iiIli*isi - 'Th4 - - . 'I 1 ___________________ • 11;1111; ,_ ----- ________ - OF $15 THROUGH -- -- OF $1999 ---- $25 iL,i THROUGH $2999 ------ --- (3f, Yftft -- D& E*&itxYm -- 1 j•' ,,,A $ - -- I 4SPEC -11 fED HEAVY 4- h.'LtS ,C, WESTEPPI BEEF P11 1 SALE . $ _ ublix. reserves _________ — ci; r c' ________ __ ; ii i - 5 ea - I lb Chuck Bvde Roast ' -. Imperial Owen Roost. - I P..I p~a ."xJjq Sw-11 i Ilown,-Frtlro N 1 I '-- •v .. Softo4ost 16v # tInyLsh C,t lim"t %"is I M 1''_ _ Chuck Shoulder 1114iast , li. 6 I "I It H.V.P. 79 Ground Beef : II. ;.' ,, l -- 99' Frwer Thighs.............. it 99t ___ Processed Ch**" & gw~ HA .X=1 Al gpe6nh - AG,.aITr.ot18..f loon _____ I SAVE 304c, ~~ (1.gutarfy69c)Xoob.e Leon Mouty Sq-ej Fu!I.Cut _~ ---- - _ .__-. I - _1 ----M--r Round 'I" Danish Wedding ',' 89 u. wi mth Chuck Roast goof Chuck 0 RAMR 1 .._ -379 _____._7=_ _W IT. 'ry 79' -----' 'j"AreenStamps - 7200 ..__ , Ill, ___ I 11 - I 16~ Stc3fllps I ~ Pubhx Girt Boxes and Gift Certificates 14 - I j 'At M - ___ w6kiii-risin I aireigbit am /I G j* Lr An CLOSED S U N DAY • ma , I - - j 6 . -. , ,j , ) 1. snacks Our Deli manager 1 x 4A be happy - t - to help you with your selections. . 4 .t~ _-. ' __7 - — - ~ - - -_ - I a Au,Stair M-vcCuie ___ I I t4~ • . ____________________ _____ Now Zoolond °'°'•' -- Ieg I 113 __ \. ____ SwtfvsPr.tniumMwi.dSoiiisog. a. _. Cooke,d S"lamf.......... _______ - ____ Thin Mints . I Swift's Ptiomisim Dith-ThIin Nit" 011110"I'll 50,01, 49 '' -;-Qir,9 -~- -_ I- --- . __1 . Sausage 2. 9190 3 . - * Dessert Mints Cherries 1 v'; a Ch Spicettes SAVE Golden Corn . omao as. 'Z' Chocolate Drops........ . 59c Seafood Small Shr imp I A ~' - a Seafood Treat. Tasty pj~!!kp'' 8 SIlSwooi fiom Oux Feyn Fed 3 ,, * 4" a" - slit a ~ T1 . -- ;" _____ " SAVE 20c, ' Sw..i& Low 'Ii' JuicyflofldaLa.g.120,i,.) 9 -4 Palmolht.LiquiJ SAVE4ciensFtoz.nM.os&SIw4mp " II Tasty Tomatoes........fts'.6" 394 IAVI42CDushwosftingDat., •.t ' : , ............... 040 Cloirt's Chisippilid goof Stilloks ff Breaded Veal Steak' I 40"oIRc Csolt.d Crisp Svgo, Sweet Stand 25' iiJr' C*rq 00 1171, , Cooking Onions...... 3 b%414491 loo-O 494 -- , ,* Sam's . . ls" "69il '" Pampers Diapers..... ild'i D~C. 88, an S & H Christmas with S & H Green Stamps from Publix The Green %-.tamps you get when you shop at Publix will give you a head start on your Christmas shopping. And you can do it all at the S & H Retdemption Center. There you'll find top name brands for every Make Chr'stmas •$•-•.$• 2 DIIRcitFlO,edTOtwHQWaftofl Papaya "v' 'Wh ' I fAlt#74111- • E349GreenStamps 69' - j tinks or Patties.................... ___ I ____ &-*I 1 89t where shopping iso ',' r 1. _---_-_'-"'Ion" Thin - - Z LI SAVE 64. rictsvinsof chi Spaghetti S -- - -- - : - -ide - =. - I*f I fI 1. 1. __`,~ Pit$ A9( T RA ^ _r * -4 I 1; - -: $1 Mtot,Voo,dáDeyi TJl Frozen Shrimp..................... 55M $1IP( OC*T$ONS t)NLY lriAUYtJ ''' '"" c"t '.". • .IVUVV1 EMINULEPLAZA..CASSELBRRY \c '" Pi 4'sIix ---------- . 1::77 --• ___._ Publix _=Nzwatad .1 - GR ~Pm - - - - -- __-4;___t---------.---,'.---r__ ---- - - -. - -- -.--,--- -----±---.---.--.-=--.,------------ - -------------': ' --- - - __ - - ;~'. ** 0- * * - 5 - - -=---- . - ---. -,-V-- .-_ - -- - - . - -r - - - ,w.- ______________ .l* ______ . --1 I ___ Publix where shopping iq a pleas EE N STAkm - -- - ------------------- ----------- - ---_-;_ £ -; - * L_~_`~ - _____-_ - - _~~~W____.~ _.____- ____ __ - _________ T -_. Z ___ . __ - _______ ,- - r , .. --- -. ii ,, 5 _~rpal116~% ~-,i0t~.4~~2!~_ t",I C -- . - . f- ---------- - Z I .I., . . ,_ ------. . ~ ---- - .-_- -,;~. I—— -- - ...- - . - _aW41619 U I- . ______ - ___ ----- ) W I I.,. __ ___ F A Gpn - 4 pleasure 0 . _, 4 11, 1114prisswod -11IN to, Will ame on your Christmas list: lovely decoratoir items, appliances, clothing, sporting goods and much more, including a merry selection of toys for the little ones. Arid the best part is this S year YOU III be shopping with S & H Green Stamp Books instead of your check book. . 1975 . . S4,rve chiiiad, Tasty strait ,5 w I 7, ,I.~ .. ~ - C ~ ~! = . . ___ _fT ,, -i(CreenStamps 0 angoJuke .4cL .,_— - ---'"' 04g' Tr.paona B'cnd * ; ~ k ,59' - ift -mam- rapes Trop.canaBrandw,do 25 Traw. To Fir Ion King Fish itl; loaks........ , 6 "I" ~ , - 46-i. can Mcliitosh Apples 3 3 .- - I 88' store manager They're just the right gift fow employees, or just about anyone - I Reatt's DA9141 U.S. PoniyN.w Eng(odCzispiuKy 3*3 88 3 .— SAVE2Ic,HuntsIkhThk ' ! . 17c, F A P Cream Style or Whole ....... - '.' — - s' - -- " / m----------------101 A I M'GrecnStamps • PFA% Po" [Me SAVE Sc, D1M.nt.s.a.lyGoud,n ,. ,.. III Tenntt,,t# Fi,dfr W~ --lit H_~v - P60 . ...... -- -j I D..TQl ~- Spinach Starlight Mints I 39$ Fruit Cocktail.............. I3* :,. . ',' I IF I-------------- -' — _____________ SAVE 9c, Sloitely' s Dessert Tracti 13rrqt-.h"x Ca?,Ar. 'R .0o! '"' $ I $s L_ Pear Halves,. ____ 'Il ' Sunsweelf Priu; jj• SAVE bc Sta&.Iy Bartlett ltllik _____ - N '' tttt. SAVE 14c, _-L r , M4- k- 1 ~~_:klw li ____ 5WI~c"'I 4~ Awl,fj"t Pi. Pillslitwiry's Testy Cinnamon I * FA# .-_-.-T_- F_______ Create your Gift Box selection from our /L _) I - ! VAg Mot Give,A(~'[~t o~ Ptv Foo& toI) -, ~--... --- I _--__-~ ---_-_._--_ f~_, -. --- ~ t -, v: ~.~ . ! 4 ___ - er - Z~l __ P . _,::~. - :_ '— . ...~__. ~ ' 4 . *~ 00 00$ .1 _._~ . I . 'V 110 - -- _-. fill thi s THURS., DEC. 4th Th-sD*1#ikous8**fRownd / k Ur book. 0 I ::::: Arm Tip Roust - - urbo I - S ___ - LT \J ___ __ L tom 89 Shampoo / BcrM Atpie~ "' Hair Spro - (Ite9viody "c) Ko,ebler ,19 rVIA-rL I N I# White "n Unscented, Ritgutor at ________ iii yetar - ,413 i __ I IV Sh ______ z -___~=~__== - - '". -.-_ _-P *.I - 0 I 0$ Food I, ji. I I? A .I v ___ Kraflilnd.v,duo$Iy. ' - Fryer Backs & Necks...... as 194 - ii.&alGreenStamps • I _______________ all it takes for easy holiday entertaining • isaquick' nptotuue Deli D uuIX ____ 59' • , 1% chicken Whether you're planning an office pany o' a get-together at home, '.,~L, ____ Cut-UpFrycyr. Fryer Brecss *1th Rib, Fryer &)rvirstjcks.... /~ 0 . 40 0 k. Fight to lifilit quantities sold ___ I°' II _ JTIJTflr PI f it, M& S"b' T.nd,q-Gvo.,,n USDA Gcod.A Gov' l-Inspettitcl, Shipped. D&D, Fresh meats and cheeses. Even fried .... ---I-- is .. ,~_; '11~ OF $30 - .- --- . suggested plafters or create your own __________ --- -- - - - --- - - - -- - - - - . - - - -- - �-----, -. - '-3- .. --- '_2_, .3 - - - - - Z7 1 .-- ._ .'. - - ,. .L.. - ._ I ' * ---_-• •.,_ , I .-.. _.i_ T .. T 4 8f--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -.j .. f ' P 3 ,. to 1T ...., . .. , Ea- .-'-r'- -. Wednesday, Dec. 3, 17 - v.rnn H erald, Sord, ,1. MW 199901111111h.: — Wednesday, Dec .31 a.m. MONDAY 9 TO Margarine rfrn - - SATURDAY - 9 P.M. SUNDAY ORANGE JUICE Superbrand $5 OOo. ,, n ,,. 9 a.m. M 6 p.m. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY I FIRST 51 S*ØCRD 1610 IDGEWATIP DR ORLANDO 261 DItAEy St ORLANDO GODIN TRIANGLE s;,N ((Tf '7 SOUTH ROSIIND ORLANDO YT DORA 3I4 PRICES GOOD ICANS 2-oz. —41" CAN L 0. 1 r,0 4 S BAG t a C 'r' A 3Q9C CAN .I• Iir...l u1 Margarine IN USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCL. 7 BONE CENTER CUT 4 CHUCK ROAST chi WISTIAN CORN FID P SMALL, MEATY, 3-11,21. AVG. ORK SPARERIBS -47 _ Orange Juice 3 99c ROAST SUP £ RB RAND ALL FlAVORS 119IPP9 __ HARVEST FRESH BARTLETT PEARS /lt:':.y:,. i-LB. - 9(1 _ PKG. • 00 -Q C LOS. LB. Pork .. 2 Fresh 1.0 SHERBET OR ETTLIG 1I'4. ICE CREAM vest 0 9 a tt Or!e, Po, Loin St .d l.a A,', 99c r OVFR DELICIOUS APPLES BONELESS -7 kft G 3 (NO HEAD BOTTOM ROUND T 6-oz. CANS HARV EST FRESH USDA CHOICE SLICED BACON -1 — . W-0 BRAND HICKORY SWEET 60— 9C 3. •\ PKGS. 1 41 I -LB. I %V-D BkAND w FOR 6,;,, S.rrl USDA CHOKII W-0 GRAND HIAVT 1011ATIONAlLY 1111ilble fk-, rle%W Bert Sliced Bacon 81:P14 7 BONELESS SIRLO TIP ROAST LB ''bi or. • rnra IA Oil -;..... 33 rn 99c .CHOE) C 89 BRAUNSCHWEIGER 99 ' , tcj. madfjo 37 12 WDB,o.lCoo&,j4Ho.,,o, Cooled Apples .... 5 , • :., w 79c CHICKEN FRANKS • , W0fl)(Ror.tAll BUY ONt AND GfT om f Fp ff. $199 • ' W 0 Bnd 79c • • . • • • . '- MeM..4rt? ,r, $299 OLIVE LOAF..... . . . shothilring Potatoes 99C Ca'. Y i 'of ~ CAN 1 Orn u C t 79c Baby . is Limas °' k(iS 11 . . - ., s 11.11S. AVG. BLUE SAY LB __ TUNA FISH 10 DELMONICOS 0 mix mix OR MATCH OR MATCH ITH BEANS .&,b ]• TOMATO . 69 Ulf. ii. CHOICE I ft , 'All' TOSA1 3 Delmonices 8 Ill-; $1099 61 2-01. CANS WHOLE OR HALF (NIART O)IF CHUCK) JUICE ME DIUM PEAS 2 4 FOR FOR I •! a '1' IS. c;s Creamer 26cs 99c . • , 4 ot. PXG 99c 1, 6-o 99c CTNS Topping Tenderloin - OR MATCH Tea Bags LEG 0" LAMB $229 --- 9 a R, 2 ),u0m,,,v 89c & P . • • Peanut Butter S 69 ç11 99 23 or JAII t . . . kThrifty d 3 1601 99 C FOR . . . as 9fl SUPtRRANo ALL FLAVORS 1 It A PEf LM3 i m m OR MATCH OUPS _ ___ ALL EXCEPT VEGETABLE BEE? 3 - jf CANS 1PIIUY MAID HALV(5 ON 5tI(I() P'CD PEACHES 30 PURPLE PLUMS : 0 1 ct - . ) (AN5 Tl&lTv , Al l ) SOW 9 , CANS HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA (I 37c FOR PURL VEGETABLE 13 FOR HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA LIPTON CHIC K EN NOODLE WITH MEAT Soup Mix 57c Cup tY Soup .. 4 . mix T ANGERINES \ 63c 59c 11 . I t, F. f 'yTOtf GRAPEFRUIT 16 or CAN', THRIFTY MAID SLICED WHOLE WHITE POTATOES ( AN'. SPAGHETTI I TssaIl T o, MAI:1 CANS 9 LIVES ALL ruwv"st . P111,5 10 IL OR ARROW . -.---- CAT FOOD AAMM I&I v 01 .: .!I Otto. ..• 5 sING Soya Sauce . 0 .3all 31 Crisco Oil . . . . 3 Tr SIZE SLICED CARROTS . na. VEGETABLES 'AN5 THRIFTY MAID (HUN LIPTOFI MIISHRO(',A CUT BEANS Aft FOR $1 00 TANGELOS 64-oz. MACARONI & CHEESE BARTLETT PEARS aft fh POTATOES HARVEST FRESH ORANGES OR WHITE OR PINK OR MATCH c HARVEST FRESH SWEET • • OR MATCH f • . mix CHICKEN LE 3 or mix I I 9.cj DETERGENT o. (.,.o, I $300 1.,.,,(t.u,4. Pill - 8BAG 99c mar1 i89' GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS -1 . A 13 c It PAVF TFij, - -' . • .•, - . - _••'_r .- _1r".:.. .: .. OF -' is IT - - -- .. !.__ - awl- 8 f: CAN mix TUD1tTV MAID FOR P -0-NN Chow Mein RZ I 115111 U I UIDiIIiR I 160: CANS THRIFTY MAID YOGURT A I CUT oil i# SLICED BEETS I) l6, CANS THRI FTY MAID CUT SQUASH - . - LB. BAG I MAYONI_ I JAR COIL;N KINr_# CHICY(N BEEF 04 SHRImP Noodles Thrifty OR MATCH CANS T HRIFTY MAID Hj,V-)jf ti '..,, JE -.-i C 6-oz. 3 mix - Ham Steak 79 c POTATOES IA $139 SOUTH 32-ax. ERA DETERGENT JELL-0 CORN SMOKED HOM 19 LB. 929 BAG HEAVY DUTY LIQUID C 99 SHANK PORTION HICXORY Po,.øn OP 5 NAISE BTLS. FLOUR Blade CpS • • a. - ONIONS 99c 2 1' I 3Z.99 3111 PKG. Exwx Apple Jelly 'S W. K. CORN 610.4m 111110PICAI tomb SowId Wil ___ AYONNtJII TAB, SPRITE or MR., P1BB ir I PILLSBURY SELF-RISING, PLAIN - CATSUP 1:112 1299 WHOLE ON RUMP HALF LO. HARVEST FRESH YELLOW . MEIN U.S. CHOICE flits" --- 29c LBS. SvI)P'1)o(j Whip 99C • 13 • coffee PLUS DEPOSIT Towels . . Devil Crabs 99c °' 2 aS o: f,KG • • 2 South,ua 8.11. FOR LILAC PAPER Whole Ham -- 99c . 4 1111 $ 29 0 TO 22 r'y .u,k.d 8...ii . . . . Apple Pie. CHUCK ROLLS H . COCA-COLA VIENNA SAUSAGE - BONELESS Blif - . £ DEEP ATOES IJt APPLE . borsoless Beef Stevk4 ' &anø,n Il-Li., Orunp. C,,.. l7' : • 0' Sea Toile , mix OR MATCH f , ..., .0:v COCKTAIL PK:EN5 11 SPAGHETTI SAUCE 1 lOTO 12 LBS. AVG. i HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING 9 U. S. CHOICE) 130 TO 170 - . .. Waffles Perch Fillet . 99c f HINDQUA TER WHOLE OR HALF IN CRY-0-VAC BONELESS BEEF Loin Chops 99' Vr ,...pr t .arp' Dinners GOC 71 4'/ G,r',j', Chocolate Brownies £7 99c 4 . ro I., D.a$ Cah 131 d of , I I' i AaaI Jcawno All 89c 6 Paz, 79 Ju ce . urange Solo-, . . USDA (soKa w-o I•*ND NIAVY 'U RA,tT NA '1100113 also $1 69 . . •..... JIiJD4uL • • , 'u DBwnl SAUSAGE. Corn On Cob . . Unebr V . a. PICNIC. . . . . . . . . . . U7 BUY ONE AND Gil ONI fs 99c BOLOGNA . . . . . . . . '' " r'. .3 FISH PORTIONS • . . • • wr All . Boneless iF .$ . . 'u rr 'urer COTTAGE flLLL . . . . 1011A& 1 68,1040 Steaks, Rib least, Chuck Roast, Short Rib$. Stew Meat, Plate 160 TO 'low, Brisket- Ground Chuck, LBS. AVG. Bones A fat. Cubed Steak CABBAGE JVUft i.flgM3fl . • • • • • 79c . BREAST WITH RIBS. now will r,4jp r W.0 - A' usDacwoI:IwDIuaNayy Custom Cut Into: Round Steak or Illeast. Top and Bottom. Sirloin Tip Steak or Roost, Rump goes, or Stock, Cub*&# Steaks, Stew. Ground Beef. porterhouse, I-sone, Now York Strip. Tenderloin Steak, Bones & Fat. c er rr, GROUND BEEF FILL YOUR FREEZER SALE! Cvsto Cut lto: Delmonco Seuks, Rib S..ki• Chuck HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA GREEN 11t-0, All P,1 p alp 0 $ 49 ' S 2 fl)— NEW STORE HOURS ASTOR COFFEE -P, It Stew Meat bur..ltn S.,lo. Tip Sfea . . . . . $1" I -. �— ; . - . ______ — , ~~Immm i ~. I 1 lw _ _______________________ .- -- ________________________ __________________________________ - 'r - -- - - ''ci* ' -- ___ Sanf or d. F VeflIflQICraI Wednesday Dec —r BEETLE BAILEY Royalty A6i*et oPevu%Puizi; 1Z21 IC I -A F __ L g IF: % c_i ____ I ,:,-.% %1!i Mort Walker . — ,,,-% %% " X, ' ..: -m~.1-,.% -r. 179! 1 Tsl - . GOOD ;u:::1 ' suffix tiii,i0iI I I Lt 4OGo.k / — ________ tnqlsh I -TV . (2 SOfl c1cnam Cook L( I L % C . ~__ -- - 3 & I Ir. "I I , ti T~ , -1 76 - - - C.tiiia Nalway 1 6 Occupak,n 54 '°U I R IF Song 9 01 0 nia Foam (pIt \ II Yfl _ plant t3 19 Poisonous 00 ramp closer is snake . L) Recluctions #I, 62 c . — A* uloi$t 44 rJeElf.an __ 45 — -- goost. . IJ-UX)W1 HATA ) 52--3I ItEIJEM3T \ ' 150T F ill . / j( . I 0 , Food s Cly — r J C ,.' - --- 17 Nottem I - J - 28 11111111111 - OR 33 41 42 - - 4 C11 48 4 IU *- =own" [ -urni - ; — 39 t1I I I — — — I J atillstri" ]/"-,? 30 — — 34 I 1 CIFF-BROADWA - ___ — 27 40 "- A DOOUZ " I LJ — — - ___________________________________ I I . — I 24 25 26 ___ - 19 37 1, y -) I 1ff" I I" 1), '.- - 32 ( W — — — — — — T OJ GECGRAPMICAL) 7N A MiLLION LIGMT oao SS / TERMSJ RA-\ EARS OFF ____ ", — — — 16 A-- J5ti '10 P. , - 13 15 — 21 J 12 stly — — ---,"0I 1=44t . ~ I ,/'- 10!,~ 1 - ( :... ., gTy*.-" u l~ C : .i,1 i - __~_ < - ___________ TV - - - I :_______ ; .- ' 1EACE SAYS I . YW PI-Ay __ - - __ a_ *1 11 ___ ? -Is I wrote to a woman whose son thought he could have a brain because tumor of his r. _4>% __1 - t 1W ____ — D 11. ' nbU L rr UYAl vermr M! ) IP0TATO C-4tPS, HALF A PIZZA, i-40T FUDGE ________ (PLEASE fl ,I - W:W~ SE~, ~__ . I ~~ STC)P! q nrZ1Z,F1A_rWAL - . - -.1 1, - , I . I .to I _________- '.'- '~ 1~ \, J ., _~_ 4 , I, 1 ,-. j I `061OULD.&V7 BOAS7 AP ffiy BEGONIAS A1,40 ME BUGStN AiCAN _______ 7- _::; I by Bob Montana -I ~ I __ Sly ~_% - s a ff-73W - _________________________ ___ ____________________ ___________ ARCHIE - I 4 t_ 'r J if V/ r1j", __________ . - 0, , ,,, ~ . ,/ .4 ( - I HUNGRY/ - __ I — - I ) / ~~d r:---1 11 P/ N _. I %" , - -___ - ( ______ - yo E MAKING ME aoui .r • I KNEY-I ) rYES FEP~j BlGEL0ioV.f MJSS HAG&Y' I FERN THAI I HORRc31.E' I SHE t(AD THE FLU How j HERDCF P ___ —1 ______ I 1: ______ - _______ _____ - - w \\ (/( ______ I 11 __ I I I ________ ( ,~ - . A - - - 8 FRANK AND ERNEST :a J - by Bob Thaves AMTRAK - TICKETS . - ,I .1 - IL , TWO ICHAD14CE-S c . f,.).i - W f7) __Q ~, FiL IA! South ll,~:~-,Il of iol a llo~ VM4,90% vi, ~v ~A~ I=ys0 3W . ---= A Pennsvivania reader wants to lf~now if the ty-o Spades bid in the sequence one noirump by declarer, two _ hearts by second hand and tw10 ' spades by partner is a forcing bi& Today's column is written in 'Mis Is a mighty good ques. the first person by Jim tion and the an:iwer is that Jacoby most experts pily it as nonfor. Unlike my father, who has cing and most other players as been playing bridge since forcing. 7le important thing before the flood, I have only is to get a partnership agree. a bout 25 years expe.ience. I ment on the matter. must have played more good (Do you hnvo a quesrion hands than bad ones. The for (he experts? Write "'Ask record is pretty good but I ti',e JCobys care of th.s sure have had some real r-OwsPaPOr. The Jacobys wal the wrong side. answer 'nd,v'dual questions ped, self.a&ftessed d oti 1UR MXT - DEAR READER — You there any way a person can misinterpreted my comments, if th ey have or have had The point was not that rheumatic fever? headaches from brain tumors DEAR READER are not '.ery painful The point Rheumatic fever Is a cornwas that you can have a brain plication of a strep tumor with a headache that is infection. A person ulIy mt very painful. so many sore throats In his Most people think all brain lifetime that it Ls almost imtumors create severe pwible to be sure one wam,t headaches, and indeed they caused by strep. can, as in your case. But, most The strep infection can and people don't realize thiat some usually does occur during brain tumors are immxlsted chfldhood. It may be nliW and with relatively mild headaches, go unnoficed or more severe. which can be relieved with Rheumatic fever may follow as aspirin and are often in a complication It may also be rrnittent. mild or severe, a!siatod with That siau!iin't ne too stir- Immediate Imoherr. t of ti prising sintv you can have a heart and even red, hot, swollen brain tumor without any joints. If it is mild It may go nnoUced and run ill course front of the aIn ny cause no wi thout anyone wi the symptoms at first other than a child Is sick change In perscnality Fdeniftheahtackwasm1ld,it Thesymptomsof brain tumor may in volve the heart sin nrc hIly variable and depend slowly over the years cause entirely on thei r location and changes in one or more of the size heart valves The damaged I hope you do well now that heart sake may continue to your surgery is over, which you show progressive changes mentioned in the rest oi your years later andi finally be so . defective that surgery aa%sabknsorns 0m leraders who want in formation on headaches can The doclor can get a pretty -send in 50 cent.s for The Hegilth good Idea from the looks of the Lettcr, number 24, Headache: Man's Most Common Pain, with vilicroscope what cause the a long, stamped, set envelope for mailing. Address Given these ccumsthnces, it )ottr letter to Dr. Lamb, in care of this newspaper, P.O.Box have heart valve damage from 1551, Radio City Station, New rheumatic fever and still hase York, NY 10019. no clear history of any __ - I I/ TICKETS I -- i I N AP' at al the cards you will see be used JACOBY CARNIVAL "MAT MPIP IWIN& a 1'Dl.P YOIJA ML.WOi'flMES OUR MLJL.ES!U NOT'Tb 9AI3Y ___________________________________ `~Iri .- HE ATE (u15 sEcvfrrY AI.FREPI'M eJUSTThI1N#CR Of HIM, tAti WHAT5 WRON6 WIT _:~ . - MP - -- _=____ __ 0 I ~', __) U. - . I I 1 -_ N .. I HE'S SICK . M&AW!alt J I ---- ,iiiiii % Q - I ~-) ~~ Vi -I', 'I----- %11" - ___-~_ #-_1 __ . .., 60 6,fT P/I , I - 61I . W - I M111111111011 ,-- 11 5. I of stii'icin finger.lickin good. Let's say instead the hors d ores promise to be delectable . positively (IiVflC Several kinds of meatballs Including Mrs. Annette Wings superb barbecued meatballs' part), sandl-viches of which Mrs. . -. 1, 1.11. - "!: 'I d .,-,I !` . . 1_ .# f _V 1, - x'. I l! i~ z ,__ ) t,',' r ` _ I - . I -E* _. Mm" A.- 11_~ IA I I - -- - ___ - - t; S 0 I I. . I 11: - L - I I I 1 %_...&W-Fz~:_,_~~='~ 11111 - — ____ ___ . _____ . ' • -- ___ 1 Cook . I. . 'k. Up Gift Treal A - - Wa - nn, fl __ n - I- - ng I ~ : t ,.1 I ( 1/ DEAR ABBY: My mother died in a hospital a year ago, and one thing still bothers me I wish all those minL-I and priests who go around to the sick would not tell them ii . . .- I, I H 11 I ~ - ,_, ' Y 11 , ~ I - and she said she had no Idea she once a week. And there Ls never was going to die. She did, of a collection plate. Worship is bmw~- '~ ' N F le 1. ______ / 1 _____ ( ______ .skinny,.fat, skinn~, fat, .skinny arild finally fat, skinny. -=Now Use Up Overripe Bananas ~ . If ____ - 701, /7-3 .. ,, ,W.A4"- 1',ifMW1.4, L2vLtT.60 1SW)1i ~ 'OF I - __ Ar a-M %LIV5 . . I- - I - _I U _ - ... %~~_.. __ - - t HIIi - - i - • I. - -i., - — - -- - .- - ruin my wedding. I know I lisked I ]~W_&e_ - thein, but I didn't. Abby,this will be hard for me - __ ---.4!t~~ - 4_1 e I - - S- Ift - - __ - - - ~ __ . = — ~ .7- ; ~ ______ M __ , Ui;M -]~ __ ~~__ , __,;~`I I. I I I , 01 DAnK BANANA BREAD 1/4 lb butter 3 large, very ripe bannas Blend the bananas. butter and sugar. Add eggs, flour and soda. Fold in bananas. 1 cup brown sugar I cup flour I roswcled tsp soda minutes. Test by touchg fl center. (Optional: nuts make it special') - - , , r__ - A A A&&'U I A If A I11I/O'I5 ayF ' ' ' ' fA , I ' N TPA , . ' - :--- - - - _ . :I I _- SLICIES - - PASTEURIZED PROCESS ~~,-_T~P-A_l MOWOO--,*, .4 CHEESEPRODU Iii /0 IVI LI I iii 61VU72!_ ~ __?.I_ WN, : i I I r7l:~1%16~41* _f It ~ 74-Q l W. -I n ~~ . ~ ~ - A-;4 7 ___ . k I ----- -7 I r 11, whose owners claini they •'nver bite 'inyonc but like I I , -_ -:_~ 't - '_1 % I I - . * . ~ 4i A i 34 .1 - Half I ___._ ______ - --- - - 1 1' tLY ' ' :i .40 l(.k iI!I t,hi ii -~ ~ - 1 COUPON B $51 C I I - c STORE - - iUE1__: - the fat, All the flavor. Fmtasfi , / k W 'ai,ii . : I t7i %.;---* fW..! T . . , fs, 0, !~_,~, __ ~_.-~_1".__-M_--_-ij-___ PU7_~ __ .. 1d- .- ,.--? A, t ~ ly-,I Iliv ~Mk . .- I , k- I ., - I .,— ~ic_ , Itkou.-SCILWfulixifirriIIIII ."Ir obligated to deliver mail at - allowed to run loose. 1 Mr-M. k fine, but these dogs should be . U 1 I., 'A, ~~ ) . . 4 J I A " ional An"ther problem the mail carrier is charged for all I pasta 'e due on immail 011 hIS . route, and if thie rmstomer '( sri I reim nit St 1i 0 01 , the NewSkimAmerjcanSflces,a iritwo consenient sizes The8- mailman's ns 10 _* pasteurized process cheese oun ou may say, rwo or cents product developed in the slices, t he 12unce package 16 isn't dl that much," hut my • Refrigerated Products Division husband has over 300 stops to f ~ The wholesorae propiz.-4,ies of rnakesome days, and it all adds , of Borden Foods, Borden Inc., -.1 _0 contain 50 per lesa fat bat all the this new cheese product, flavor of Process American designed with the active con('are to t'ommmient? surner in mind, are ap Cheese PUOFMX WIFE ately endorsed tenn6 Skim. DEAR : I am Informed American Slicts are available Star Chris Evert. - ($ , I SKIt Chrissie Endorses Cheese Aa- 11 "'IIII ~, - - "Iii-11, . ~_ L ____ v fes ____ I- - II I- Ji ll, --.-- - . - , -= - .~_ - , rr~I ____-____ 11, ~ !r- ~ - =_--_~ a — — 11 i ____ .. _N - il -_ 9 it not been for the minister'i If Yod think this will help visits, my mother would have people to understand the faith "gttlwr can I tell tt"e li ved longer. she Just gay. up of the American Indians, please news to my two fat friends hope. put this in your column. Th ank without turting their feelings' Inthelirstplace,themjnister you FAT-FREEI [)DIN(, shouldn't even have visited in), )EAR FAT-FREE: You mother because she d d n't IIMIRISBURG, I A can't And if you are that hung belong to his church. She was DEAR JIMMY: I do id I up on having uniformly slim an American Indi an and di dn't will thank you for writing bri smaids hire pro s de belong to ANY church DEAR IIBY M fiance and models 'ou'se made your We Indians belie ve that our I are planning our wedding for it ment s. Stick with them comm ehurchLs thewhole world In all next spring All of those I've 1)LAR ABBY tiu.st.iml is Good Books, it says, The Lard selected for my brid es maids a mail earner, and I m sure cad heaven and earth," so have accepted My problem very few people know what WC WorShip any 'tine any Two of 1k girls are very their mailmen have to contend pIa—rt In a building, only overweight. with For example With the cr ime rate so high, mny people keep mean (lop to _____ ,' ) I ~, I~ -, . -___ -_ .i--__ -_ ' II * After attending a wedding not Ion" ago where four bridesmaids o erweight and four were slim. I decided I didn't want these tie4ls) girls to be in my wedding. The Dear their God. .- I '' - - ___ .,1. S _____________ 'I rfA _______ ~i- ______________________________ . By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN . _____________ 17F. I // •••....._ PO KM W I AUVor ~, - ~. -- • And Their Faith Is Free / - - ,iwl ~_ flow a"94 600WM -Q fiIIII . _____ t MODERN.) -I I i I" !. t ~,~ ,i ~I -1) .~, , - j -— -- p : ' , ]DISCOVER * T-'i, BICENTENUAL . _ - _A-_ II #4 IS in this column , (/V -~ __ .-. OH, tw - -_-_=~~~ - - 1. In ian Church Is World rV' ______________________ ______________________ _______________________ - M I . rYi - -_-_ ~~: _~r_~-_ _: ___1 I _ ~ _~ I - ._,I bY Dick Turner . . IIIPHI ____________________________ - '['(I cliI and butter or soy.,sauce. Cook, stirring, until In1irgarin together till light thuk and bubbling. Sn over .incl fluffy. Add hot pepper chicken and pineapple Lover sauce apd Worcestershire. Mix and hake at degrees for one well. Stir if) flour; mix to forri hour. dough. Shape around olives, YAMS WITH APPLES using almt one Lip. of dough l- cup packed brown sugar for each. Place ungreased cup granulated sugar hking sheet Bake in 400 cup water degree OVCfl for 12. 15 niinu'es Combine, c k over low heat or till golden brown Make's stirring, until blended itout Add 1 tp red cinnamon c'ant!les SAUSME BAI.l.S 3 ('ups Bisquiek 2 limp. butter ____ . '." at I don't understand. Reverend, is how do you tell what's. tomptMion md hit s Oppo rtunity? - -- I _______ ! .U - 0 2A I - - ,* tract parently it depended on i will , - ___________ - . _ - It* Pan I& Pan kno _______ North 1131s 4 A Pass 4,Nj Pass 5 4 Pan 6A Pals Pau Pau ningkad-9, worded it, but the way I read it you gave the unpre&slon that surgery, and my question brain tumor wasn't 'ill that relates to rheumatic fever, painful. When did you have one, Never being sick and having doctor? I happen to have one many physical examinations in and can tell you that it is the my 57 years of living, the doctor worst pain one can imagine. Sly thinks my cause of infection of head hurtsso t.hat I get an upset the aortic heart valve was __ . _____________ Sest I& Don't recall just hc,w you b . I b . i '-,~Z:mE ~~- 0t ___ _-, L t C' to finesse my jack. The morel t hought the more sure I became that he had done just that I played my jack of hearts and had given : A Both %-ulnerable Dr. ~7j . ,j I __ (_~~_~',;'. .T ~ . f'!4:~ , ..-Z_CC ...C ,~ ,-4P _.__. . .) — ___ ___ __ z==;;~ __ ES SIC KI WAIT TILl. ~ U _AR WHAT SHE A'TE-V Q 10863 Qj 84 DEAR DR. I.AINIB - In yOur column not too long ago you WERE PLAYING 1 I r _____ ,., . into me. I took [tic trick with my queen. played two rounds of trumps and led dommy*s last heart. East followed low and I started to think. I could only trump two hearts in durnmy If West had led a singleton heart I n eed ed 4111,108632 46KQ94 S01.711 iD) dv Itrenct E. lmh, M.D. - - 4 Q 1096 46 J 75 w, EST EAST & 72 A 5 V K 92 V 1075 Ak - Q SE WISHES JASCHA 1,0FETZ .I _______________ the finesse was wrong and I "i0flTif 3 was going down, & A J 94 Then, West handed me my — s 'r IT 9ZEKNDS .4i ~ — — — With Bra in Tumor 1__~ I- Chic Young (". N Vlo~:LESSCNS Q Cl*fA 62 I i~ ,,. .~ __N -- I — . '. P__11( BLONDIE ( M_I~a- the champagne hour will be Ii p- Ball 111il,us I - ii it w eren 't so out of character with in p1. i'flt d1fair li ke t he 1hnne flail, we could say the hors d'oeuvres W -Emm _____ - 61 _______ ', - ,- OEM - __I WIN Pain Associated J . __ ___ 1, 7/ /, ,R-A- ~., -__ ~_ . ". - ) I) II 1 .~ Jill - — V .J_r._1 - , ___ ,1 _ _________________________________________ 57 F] ,_ ( ~~ ~ _14M 11) J 'AN E PArrESON Women's Editor , T OF At c?harr)pagne he# ' - SCHN000LE 11 r h — 5"00GLE CLIP R , f - F Wdndv Fl -'kluash up the sausage. Mix in hall i or 2 16 oz. well with Bisquick and cheese. calLs yams, drained and M'ke balls the size of marbles. halved) Bake at 375 degrees for 15 Add apples to first miztu' iniiutes. iMay freeze these on cook ve minutes. Turn once. rm C iiktr SLIttt then bag them for Add yams cook covcr('(! 2t) frevier -- until youare ready to minutes. Cook up a special gift for 2 packages active cooki ng In her kitchen, too it_J 60 minutes or until bread is tLSt thenii CHERRY ALAI) '1 k Christmas It's easy, perd yeast Assisted by Mrs. Thomas (Jan) -1. *-4 I .V browned Cool in casserole for I no. 2 ' SHRIMP DIP -/0" 0 can crushed pineapple sonalized and you don't have to t'i cup warm I 105 Freeman, Virginia is a most 10 minutes. Remote from / Mix I large J1k.I)'P (8 02) tdrained light holiday shopping crowds to 115 degrees appropriate choice to head the casseroles and cool completely crewn chcc'c a ro rn tern- I flO 2 Can chiry pie can wrap up your enure r ' F) water team of board members and on ire rank Makes 2 loave' Is'rature) willi 1 cu p rnayonfilling gift llst right in your own t- 2 egg slightly wives of board mem be rs who ILUPOPS . iiaise. Add: 1 cup chopped I 'an Eagle Brand condensed chen! beaten are .responsible for th - early I., milk celery; 2 lbs. fresh shrimp, GLACE WALNUTS 2 cups sugar 2 cups r2IJIUS evening feast at the ball. cooked and cut up very fine, 1 9 oz. carton (large size) I cup light corn I. 4 cup 2 tablespoons grated Virgi ni a is an outstanding t I Lemon juice to taste; Season (uol Whip j ~ L c sugar 'YP orange rind cook. as anyone will testify who with I.awry's salt., SA-rve with I : c p nuts or I, . rup 1I cup water L? lempoon ground til cup Karo has tasted such delicacies as to .akerct This is also :ood as I cocoanut ItI teaspoons allspice her olive-c ee se snacks, or light Syrup I .salad Mix first t1 ir.rcdicnta peppermint or • 6 to Gi cups sausage balls, or shrimp dip, 112 teaspoon FI(UITEI)('HI(KEN . j well. Fold in Cool Whip. 3 cu spearmint extract about s if ted Hour featured below. She also does ps walnut. 0. I I ( ill) silled ,4purpose floor Sprinkle nuts or cocoanut on Food coloring Grease 2 (1 1, to 2-quart) wonderful I t LS. salt things with In 2-quart saucepan mell, top. It in9 x 13 inch pan / In gar and roundoveiproof ca ss eroles. In In heavy2-quart saucepan grapefruit 3ectlons (from her tsp. garlic salt store In freezer and use as margarine. Stir / / 3quart bowl, mix together stir together sugar, corn syrup husband's home grown ruby corn syrup. ' to boil ov ii t.sp. ground nutmeg needed. Cut in block.,; anti serve. f* boiling water, oats, corn syrup, and %ate.r. Cook c,ver medium grapelruit in an ap pe tizing medium 'I tsp. celery salt rl(UANTCARROTh margarine and salt. Stir un ti l heat, stiffing constantly, until fruit platter garaished with Virginia Burney heads committee preparing hors d'oeuvres for 2 cut-up broiler-fryers stantly. BciI without stimirig 5 2 IbL SM211 carrots Islice margarine is melted, then cool mixture boils. Saturday's Champa gn e Ball Contin je fh strawberries. (21•3 — 3 lbs. each) if larger ones used) to lukewarm. Sprinkle yeast cooking, without stimng, unUl hors • I P1 13 I;ultvr I lbsp. cornstarch Tickets for the ball. which I -' cup x 2-inch pan. Pour syrup over into warm water and stir until temperature reaches 300 d'oeu%Te3 should bL a hearty Florida Power and light Co. 9 I lbsp. orange concentrate i Since then they have put almost starts at 8 p.m. S,aturday, niziy I 20 oz. (,art pineapple tidbits !' v.1 nuts stirring constantly to coat diswlved. Add yeast mixture, degrees F on candy therJ. a start to the evening, and that's 50.000 miles on their auto, 3 tbsp. flour - I Lip. salt be obtained any time this week i exactly what she's planning for evenly. Bake in 250 degrees F eggs, . raisins, grated orange mometer or until small amount I Insp. sugar .several dashes nutmeg ; Eat a traveling each year to the by contacting Janice hour, stirring several rind and allspice to oat mixture. of mixture dropped into very the Cl,ampagne Ball. oven I Sanford Vigorously stir in flour, I cup at cold water separates into times. Remove from pan im. In a plastic bag. mix the 24 1 lbsp. sugar Virginia served a worthy Flagship Bank or mailing check i mediately, Cool. Store in tightly a time, until a smooth, moist threads wNch are hard and According to Virginia, "if chopped parsley ' on of Eastern Star in 1948, to Mrs. Springfield, P.O, Box cup flour. SalLs arid nutmeg. It dough forms. Cover. Chill IL, to brittle. Cool slightly. Stir in ever I had a hobby. cooking is Shake chicken pieces, -I few at a Cook, drain carrots, resier the year Rainbow Girls was 1i anlord. 2 hours. Place chil,led dough on coloring and flavoring ju.31, it" ti:ne,untjlwellcoaed In large ving liquid (~ cup). In CUPS lightly floured surf ace. Shape enoughtomix. Place42lothpop She only learned to cook after charred. And the was for OLIVE-CHEESE SNACKS skillet, melt butter, brown saucepan, blend cornstarch rs sponsor of the COUNTRY OATMEAL (do not knead) into round sticks, 4 inches apart on the was married, but almost many yea 5- o unc e jar baco n-c h eese .1 chicken on ill sides More with orange concentrate, salt Anchor Club at the high school. BREAD es with greased hands and gr eased baking sheets or foil loa v immediately discovered, "I . spread butter may be needed). and nutmeg: stir in the It-i cups boWng place in prepared casseroles. Drop candy mixture from tip of It is her talents, as a cook I tbsp. butter or margarine Place chicken in baking dish. reserved liquid. Bring to boil, water Cover. Let rise in warm place, teaspoon (wer one end cf each A teacher in Sanfurd for 40 winch are in focus this week, dash bottled hut pep pe r saute Drain pineapple, reserving I stirring constantly . deduce 1 cup quick oats free from draft, just until stick to form 2-inch disc (If years she r et ired four years both as Cook of the Week and clash Worchestershire sauce cup syrup. Sprinkle pineapple heat, cook and stir until mix- ' cup dark . .1 doubled in bulk, 50 to 60 mature hardens before all ago from Seminole High School for her mighty contribution to & cup ItIfted all-purp, .Ke flour over chicken. Stir the 3 tbsp. lure thickens. Add butter. Ilwt cvrn syrup minutcs. (Dough vrifl be about InIlipops are made sUr over low - about the same time her the appetizing spread we can I small Jar I about 30) medium flour and sugar into butter through, Sprinkle with parsley 1-3 cup margarine even with top of casserole.) heat just until mixture is husband, Jack, retired from expect at the Champagne Ball. Mied stuffed green which remains in skillet. Add before serving. I salt Bake in 350 degrees F over 50 to melted.) Makes Q _________________________________________________________--- 60 ___________ Evening Hera 11111111111111,,, U dips and chips and deviled eggs j wi ll load the buffet tables. Mrs. Jack ( Virginia) Burney, chef' of the hors , d'oeuvres this sear, has S('liW . ___ I 54 ~ ril T to be unde rs tanthng today Don't dillyal1y around the office today. The boss has some with the immediate family you are with perso ns who mean chores to keep you busy for far less to you. hours if you hang aroond. You're PISCES Feb. 20-March LEO (July Aug. 22) very vffccti~,e trylay so, long as Kcep demands on frien&5 and ou re w orking on a labor of loved ones today within love. If it's an obligation, you're reasonable limits. Their likely to t to palm it off tolerance goes only so far VIRGO (Aug 2 ePt 22) YOUR BIRT'U)AY T0d3y cmcwhat prone • , I., Like (iitiiicLil zbk.. Steer Tiii cuffing year You will clear of sharp strang;i!r& have several good opportunifles 23) If LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. to enhance your financial ba3e. you're looking for something One windfall can come from for the home or fan-dly today. sometlNng you've been working buy it. Hesitt1o. co11d be on for a long time, — —' — — — — — - I — — 11 — CAMPLIS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ) t in 10 14 •t, loads NJUO* 46 Stir ma! ketpiaes 47 Grass uact 22 Brief look 48Malayai 23 PCP In 51 Animal Qwd 24 CNn poet PrOduct ,2 *05) 5? M'qh It.Iy 26 Italian nobla 53 6 Frozen .q.;:(J (amity 55 D'i 7 p,1lrIoI,c 9foup 29 Preposition SO UW114, 0 it) J iO (pirl .. rmme ',A [4r,r,, - I . —, ______________________________ " J sr;.p I WInIIPd Possessive Drionoun .15 0 ). r 1. LflQI,b 0 I 406 tRoman) - 34 Fruit Last Yugoslav 9 ? I apa'tu 4 .11 0 \ 0 DOWN 24 P1Var4I,W1 .'7 Obtain UI _V:7~ - OF MkZ u,(J / ,iJTh / A (March 1 5 City ol \ - ____ ~iow UU1 Chie 19) co . 21 - p ARIES SCORPIO (Oct. 2Nov. 22 1 Be careful today lest you alienate one who's been helpful, As long as you know the When this person agreed to rnotives behind your actions come aboard, he thought his toda), don 't be too concerned snteres would be protected, about hat others ma think You can explain later. too. SAGIARIU Nov. Dec. TRUS (April 2May 20) Don't be upset today if 21) If you're prudent in ve ryone falls to agree with managing your resources , your ideas. Dissent and today, you'll come out in the black. However, be alert. You discussion forge be'ter . have an urge to overspend. clusions CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEIINI (May 21-June 20) You can expect a reak 19) It's important that )OU return today from that which negotiate business deals early you've earned te hard way. in the day. Later, people will be Ignore the get-rich-quick wrapped up in their own 6 A N eaçe ( ~~ The • J A i. 4 Al Of B BFRNICF sFIM OSO! 0 UI VVeek - ' ___A . 42 kin ______ -116 HOROSCO PE 1. , ~1,T For Thursday, December 4, 1975 —1 1I , 4 I A nrm , !I ; - '"' :TL'..;aLE___ 4_r _ . .., , ¶ N4 Tr&.,T C\ %CJL \4\T A LL ' 17 , 7 ' - 7" T I !~JA A N E / ERL U I -- -- I I all postage-doe mall on bIs froule. lie leaves the mall and I an envelope stallng the amount i l It e _ It I'll ! L~/ 0 : .- T--s _-, , .. , . .. ..I ,.. .~ . . ... . . , -.. . _.. %. .;~, %'..a.4% t.,it",.% - - * , '1141. 14C. N , .1 _ __ . I ... &:~~ -- ~!--4~ --- - - - --i-1 — I tL __ — - _ __ �--- 1977-7-0 777-77, - e&-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 01L • -!--i Wednesday, Dec. 3. lflS r 6-1 68th Year, No, 9Thursday, December 4, 1975 f Herrin g Ponders Huddles With Sanford, Florida 32771-Pric 10 Cents Attorney General On IndictA 'dWL Mgll~ ments Next Steo In Jury Prahaw w - By 11011 IJA)7[) Herald Staff Writer actions and allegations of sunshine law violations. Beckwith Jr. to make four copies of the grand jury that if public officials were indicted the court would announcement until circuit Court rulings on the Cowart ordered the entire jury report sealed for report and documents before the court sealed the personally notify them and that only the court, tc motions are affirmed or denied by the District 15 days and said in open court that Circuit Judge Sem1nole.BrevardStateAttO mc). Abbott la and Jurors and state attorney would know what Court of Appeals. Voile A. Williams had already prepared the en- original report. said t The four copies were given to Cowan who said was in the sealed report. today he Is working wit!, Stale Attorney velope in which the report was to be sealed. If no appeal Is taken on such motion.- the report the report "is quite extensive" and complex in General Robert evin's office In trying to deterWilliams and Cowart referred reporters to state still remains sealed until the time period for an Williams told reporters before the grand jury nature. Cowart said the cou.'1 would take "further law stating that grand juiy presentments retating appeal expires. mine whal course of action Herring should take made its return that if public officials were Indicted rts action" on Wednesday. about the sealing by circuit court Judpes Wed. the to a erson not Indicted shall not be made public Cowart, when accepting the grand jury interim report would be sealed and no arrest warra At first it was believed that the grand jury report until the person roncemed has been given a copy of report, nesday of indictments returned by the Seminole issued at this time. said the law to some bu! there are contained three indictments but It has now been the grand jury return and given 15 daya to file others named in this"applies County Grand Jury. report." Cowart later said he had conferred with Judge learned that there were four indictments returned motions with the circuit court to repress or expunge The grand jury presented an interim report "and Williams and was fol!mc ing his whice in the grand The granrl jury is now scheduled to meet again ith th report that is believed also to name at least the report or portions which arc. improper or next Tuesday 't 9 .rn. other documents" to Circuit Jugc Joe A. Cowart jury matter, one unindicted co-conspirator, Jr. alter (our weeks of probing county government unlawful. Cowart ordered Cirrtiit ('ii,rt (lurk Ar4k.... fl.t... L_ Assistant Stale 11.ttv Rhi1Sf1pi. whihni4Ii,4 ehi. (4 v .'. - - - •,., SAVE rIMM!, MNFOR L S -- 1 Chnek ARGO Roast Cut Green Beans Iloz25 CAN PILLSBURY White Flour 89c S i. BAG "" 1.39 D EL MONTE CHUNK "3 Tuna Fish oz. cup Sour Cream FAM U..Y FARE Prune Juice Top Round Steaks Shoulder Steaks FAMILY FARE SLICED SINGLES ) merican Cheese SO 07. JAR - l FOLGER'S Oz- 2.39 Parkay Margarine LB. $ LB. Stew Beef 58c ECONOPACK ECONOMICAL 9c Purex Detergent .. ryer F C 3NIND J WINGS w.OIBLETS b 1.48 Cut-Up Fryers MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK GET 25O EXTRA 98C LB. 68c LB. Thighs, Drumsticks, Breasts Fresh Roasting Chickens TOP VALUE --- STAMPS -- ARMOUR* PORK SAVE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT _______ : : • Sirloin Steaks Round Steaks LB. '1.28 LB. '1.28 Club Steaks LB. '1.28 LB- 48 58c i.e. 68c LB. Whole Fryer CLIP AND USE THESE COUPONS •1 T. Bone Steaks Check Roasts Round Bone Roast '1.58 LB. 88c LB. '1.08 '1.68 LB. Ground Beef I c WITH PURCHASE OF 3 LOAVES Jf,\JF'. 1•' 0' " FAIRWAY FARMS WHITE ' .. BREAD E X P IRES MEATY LEAN LB WHOLE OR THICK END . AVERAGE WEIGHT 3 TO 5 LBS. •6 - Rib Chops 1 114 1 mumi CIELANTO SSORTED CHOPS Txgt EXPIRd 12 lOis ; 'a CENTER CUT Pork Steiks N~~;l MMMMMMM maim== MW $P .49 1.88 Select Oyers st 5RESH 1.58 Sea Trout . Fresh Mullet • few" t Perk asts Ro LB . LEAN MICATY BOSTON LB. I si : TOP VALUE STAMPS --=--=-- 10 FOR 99C -' Bacon igCCu LB 29C Pole Beans . FRESH Lr TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF coupou I - - - j I.93 Lb. 98 7, i 9c LA,RAG 519.98LB. LB. 99C Broakfas Links PKG. 98 Bologna I.98 FrankS HILISHIRE POLISH OR 2 35C Smoked Sauriage LB. 3 9c BoJied Ham K t nockwurs YOUR CHOICE ½ first repoded In Florida reported since 1952, and that one alto was In North I .38 SLICED TO ORDER IN DELI DOMESTIC -1c:•"•- . . .J ',---:.. - . ;.-- I. - __. ______________ 4 r' Has . March i ng 27 Sanford Professional Wornens Club-Car ' 14;a SchoolBand 9. Pack 242 Cub Scouts utU. n the adewulbe . bands as well as marching units from man area schools 30 Pack242CubScotjtsofUc and organizations. Mary-Float - . iAw I -, ______ ____ --_-- m Predicts Surge In Economy u LB.I .49 REGULAR $1.69 EACH 1202. PKG. 'A. . ______ ' ___ a /11 Tremor Shakes P w Salami LB. -- -&. k LB. j YELLOW Onions 12 FRESH s OZ. C A N SPECIAL VALUE MIZRACK KOSHER SUP4NYLAND20OZ. Mushrooms Ca.wrats Dinner Franks 4-t !P-' Daytona Beach COPELAND COUPON EXPIRES 121075 - -- - - - - - . • FAIRWAY FARMS 1W, - By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer The annual SanfordSem[nole County Christmas parade in Downtown Sanford will step off -at 7.30 tonight with more ________ 100 units and 600 IndivIduals ___ LB 9$C 7 WASHINGTON STATE EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS W$1H PURCHASE OF FARMLAND FROZEN VFAI.RErFTWfl4EY VEAL PARMESIAN 2 Lbs. Pk9. -# ___________________ Today $ LB. NEPTUNE COOKED JUMBO SHRIMP MAV I14l 1 •. 1.38 Rock LB. , a LB. SAVEI 5 LB. BOX ONLY WITH PURCHASE ' MO RE .. Quarter Loins A TOP VALUE QTAMPS c RO7FN C GROUND FRESH DAILY - n 0 3 LOS. O - PIZZA I) LB .: . h , d • 08 $ Aa- C ris tmas_ Paraae ' KOSHER STYLE BRISKET TRIM THE TREE STICKERS - ..L.! At TAE AM, Ulu I Askew Reaff irms Gambling Stand FAIRWAY FARMS Spareribs Corned Beef . ----- In Of '76 . Cube Steak FAIRWAY FARMS LB. F- Spi nt A natural for the thcentennjal .si McD-Flc year, the parade theme, "Spirit 31A Lake Howell High. -3 Florida Highwa' Patrol - r-r of Christmas '76", was -----°' _____ 4 Fire Dept muted by nine-year-old 32. Pil ot Club 5 Marshal-Ronald Keishann Washington of McDonald -' 33 1lorse-&oopers Dusty SM! --- 'P -J' Sanford, who won a $25 U.S. Boots 6 City Commisal a1ngs Bond ' r*L 34 SCfliflOI 4-I1 7 County Commissioner, V Climaxing the parade will be Jackson Heights Middle ::--Visiting Dignitaries (J C the arrival of SWt41 c:U3 - -, 01B1fld ___ Chamber of Commerce Miss 0 himself. Sanford Recreation East _____________ Florida) ' . Fred Davis, chairman of Side-Marching Unit 9. V w Color Guard == --: ----parade committee, said there 37 Sanford Recreation West 10 Navy Band -;-= --- I will be 35 decorated cars and --? -umt 11 Tabernacle Baptist floats competing for 38 Free Methodist --prizes and Church-Float C1'.zrchP3dC grand marShal car . hA Tabernacle Baptist - be none other than Ronald Church-Band & drill team Auto-Train hmored Its one-mffilona P&Swnger yesterday and 39. Atlantic National BankGarf leld Ileft). ne rnillin-.1 ti, p~1s.-,cngcr was Naq I.t. Mielwel McDonald, a many dignitaries were on hand for the occasion, Inclading Florida favorite with al.1 Jones( second from rfght, along with h!f wife Brenda ,nid sons the 12. Tri County Road Ruii. Float youngsters. Gov. Reubln Askew (right) and Auto-Train President Eugene K. Charles and 40. Jones High School-Band ners March1n Jnit Mathew. I Herald Photo by BUJ Vincent Jr. I Marching In the parade w Ill 41. Flagship 11.5. Rank13 Cctrt y Boa d B be 14 area band. as well a' un- Float ners-Car marching units from many 42. Shawnee Federation "y" 13A. Seminole YMCA Th area schools and organizations. Gm Y-March' Just prior to the governor's Indian Guides-Marching u Miss Florida and other speech, 43. Garfield said, Program of Radiologic 1lL.ake Brantley Band dignitaries will also be "Theusands and thousands said 15. Seminole YMCA Baton Technology-Car 0feshmd. 44. Royal Ambassadors it cottldn't be done - I never (marching unit) The parade itill Joegin at Ustened to Um.11 16. 147 Fleet Resem-Float 45. Hutdcane Red Band Sanford Naval Ititleiny and Instead he said he "started 17. P.J.Cs School of Baton- 45A. Melodie Skatingmove west on F .rst :zeet to By ED PRICKE'fl Marching with one person - me - and a '1 Intend to support the a J.D. Salinger novel, the officials are under indictment Marching unit Laurel Avenue, Second Ner&ld Stall Writer legal pad" and ended up with Democratic nominee," the governor said he cannot predict by a grand jury. 18 First Federal of Mid46 Corn Banks-Float to Park Avenue and south railroad that employs 625 , governor said. As to his own what he will do torrorrow until to the Florida-Float 47 Dusty Boots-Car Here in Seminole County a city park at Fourth Street, workers Go'. Reubin Askew Y,ed political aspirations when his tomorrow I! here, 19 Lonuwood Fire Dept.48 B J,s Brigade-Mar grand jury reportedly has where the parade will disband. Thick Co nesday reaffirmed his staunch term as governor expires next 'In a period of four years, 49. Croons High Band said his office 1 no issued four indictments and The parade Is financed by has grown from five stand against casino gambling year, 20. Lyman Drill Team Askew, as usual, said he firm policy on removal of in- named a f1fh person as an private donatlon.s and is put 50. Q'ooms HIghFFA-Float to 625 employes who have in .ork and predicted a ambitions 21. 1,man Cheerleaders has no for higher dicted elected officials from unindicted co-conspirator. 51 S C A H C -March in g together by a grcup of publicworked together In make Auto. surge In the sagging economy office on the national fl Lyman Greyhot1nd Band level, office. But., Askew eft the imspirited individuals consisting by next spring. Train Trim well rrs'ted In " 23 Lyman Homecomin g However, vw'i,itien always PressiOn that the Indictments of Davis, Jack Weible, . .tvaton Army in an exclusive interview, the ' transportation field. Queen-Car Instead, the governor said he would have to be released and Pat B ister J1 Mare'ig unit J0 "ouj one millionth 4 naer governor answered questions exists that Askew cculd be evaluates each situation, in, the names In the Sanfor Christian ti his Ann King all. Beta Sigma Phi--Float as a and D.C. today and the approximately which ranged from his nature selected candidate for vice- dividually, and makes a office would consider use of his Scho ol -- . !arc hi fl g i f Units participating, listed in 54. BCs Group-Marching decision accordingly. 30,000 customers we are political ambitions to his policy president. CheerleadUlg removal power& order of march, are: Unit month, for removal of elected officials currently serving each 25 Askew said he did not know at Sanford Chris It is within the governor's The governor was in town to . S nftn1 Ice cse t. 55. Central BaptistS demorgrate the overwhewilm under indictment for offenses this time what Ids future p1m power to remove elected of- attend the Auto-lYain's naming Float 2. Seal.1nole County Sheriff h1arching Unit & Float acceptance of the service we prohibited by Florida Law. are. Much llkeacharacter from flclal.s from office 26. McLains Jr. Kinif those of its one millionth passenger. Dept. Askew predicted a surge in offer," (Cont1ued on Page 12-A) derschocl-Float " Garfield said the state economy sometime in Jones, w1w 'pulled up at the temM in a spiffy sports car, the spring. lie said Florida's econcrny, however, lags behind said he felt "honored" tc be the rest of the nation by two to selected, and his wife, Brenda, three months cdled the experience "just governor had predieW a narvelous." Both attended Around The Clock 4-k nine per crnt gain in state Mnler Park High &hool. Bridge revenue for the last Liree _____ -Askewa visit was set up by 54 _____ I Calendar $-A .. Tom Bl- yney, Auto-Train months in (Es fiscal year. Comics .............. .4-B Ile said the prediction stiu director of corporate affairs. Crossword -14 ....... . r 4-B Bla yney, before jot: ng Gar holds Uiz and that the nine per lorial 4-A - cent gair, 13 over the pw1ous jfield's operation, was an aide to DearAbby ' WIN . IMI 11-A quarter. .. . .. V the governor. - Horoscope ...... .... . ... 4-B A ____________ be c gamblinglie Lk %% ai~xl Florida to insure a speedy Sports ... .1-3,5-B recovery from economic ilb,' d Tele%isfon 6-B the governor said It's a false Women 9-11-A premise because legalized 111j casino gambting would bring tn p' DAYTONA BEACH the "wrong kind o! money from Wednesday's high 72. (AP) - An "rth tremor the wrong kind of people." Overnigbt low a. shook buildlag; hert "y He also rap* politiclam Fair and mild through but caused no damage, the who advocate such A S In the mId 70s to National Wather senice because he said casino -. around 80 Not as cool at night with 10wi In the low to mid Ws. Offiflah said the early security. He cited various in- $1 LB. •. 1.78 . . Mixed KRAFT'S QUARTERS LB. *78 .O 20C LB. ROUND BCNE sflder Roast . - OL ' $ $- AW KELLOGG'S instant Coffee SAVE P LB. SAVE UP TO 20c LB. BONELESS .. 99c Corn Flakes 1.88 Rump Roast LB. Cube Steaks LUCKY LEAF Applesauce LB. SAVE UP TO 60c LB. 99c 120Z. Florida Governor Reubin Askew was at Sanford's AutoTrain terminal Wednesday and told Auto-Train President Eugene . Garfield that his building 'd1 corporation from scratch represents the American dream The occasion was AutoTrali's selectIon of Navy U. Michael A Jones - who looked every bit the part Of the American dream with his pretty wife and two childrea as the one millionth passenger to hoard an auto-train egan running (our years ago Calling Garfield's Auto-Train a "unique experience" and a baon to Florida tourism, the Impeccably dressed governor welcomed tourists on tanc1 at the terminal, calling them "backbone of Florida" me oaji aui in no other country in the world could a man like Garfield take $46 and turn it into a railroad empire and asked Seminole Counflns a to "keep Florida with the Lord and keep Florida 98c LB. BONELESS ROLLED SAVE UP TO 3Cc LB. BONELESS 69 400Z. 1 .88 Chuck Roasts SAVE UP TO 40c Lb. 3.3c 1 BREAKSTONE LB. Santa, am"i 'Drnm' SAVE "P TO 20c LB BLAD E Sirloin Steaks j 49C CAN 1.28 LB SAVE UP TO 60c LB. Spry Shortening CAN I At 7:30 Tonight Praises 0"'F* r-'j- ALL VEGETABLE I E 7 Askew BONELESS t•.&.jt .._ o' . L. ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF GUARANTEED NATURALLY TENDER PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 4th THRU DECEMBER 10, 1975 ----I 10 I The tremor was felt by residentsin about a.mile area of eastern Volusia County, officials said, The state has had only three earthquakes in its history. The first was the most severe; tremors felt In South Flonids in 18*0 h-nm two large quake' rontered In Cube. •,,, was tried awd didn't work. Ow r1ch instance was In Iowa, where Askew said the qousewim raised Cain." Then the governor skipped over to politics. lie said he will not support presidential aspirant Jimmy Carter In the Florida p'imary. But, Askew said if the Democratic party selects Carter, a former Georgia PIONEERS DRESS . ha 'f g -i'. urow all hia support behind SANTA Carter. DOj S FOR j h ELEPHOR - - $-A. - Dollies designed to delight a little girl's heart were dressed by Galley, group representative; Jean WfIsun, cemmereial 'n"mbers c the Sfc Tekbone Piotseers of Ain"rit'a for department; Joyce Fitzgerald, assignment department; and distribution at Christmas by the Salvation Army. From kIt Tom McElroy, vice preskirit. (Ifrrpld tiaotu by Torn Vja ui, Maxine Henn, prrskrut of the Tele phone 1oneers; Virginia - Av - c -in CHRISTMAS .1,.tt.4 'e:- -,-- � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 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/4beaec69cace72c35481f89e559fe4a2.pdf a24c12c9a54176845a632685d96a3f1e PDF Text Text ____ :- '- ; ..• :- •'•• - . --:. - 1 -- - .• . - • -- e. 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Some sur&eon h - mtQIic-!j CCtiul; of the all polyps in the colon snould be nearest unisersity nleuieai ;T'd center. Dors'tdelayasrepcat ed You can treat an allergy if attacks in children sometime you have one, but otherwise, Uw lead to brain damage, He can only course of treat: f probably be treated. polyp, if it needs to be treated at The most likely problem Is all, is to remove it by some some defect in complex en- surgical procedure or leave it zynies i his SURE some extra insulin - producingprevsiting polyps. I J (_ -- by Bob Tk'.a,cs 1. Tfl '44 - fl - P * WITH DOIIdG e_~ - )J)/ ! ^1 1.r. 4,-:, ~:J~ ;, - I/ ' t (. ~-1 W Tg.ugI .01_41 - ,C)~~ ~ I I )~, - -? " . /i N I'M • II '-1 ifjiffz2r_ o~ - - - - I . aew' i b - - - __~ - - - !-_.-=.. __ - Duringthetwhourmeeting, 1~_ j-".060 -V--~ *J--v - Aaministration (EDA), during which DDC Executive . -- =-= -W - - ~ ~ W, : IN ~ Paulucci explained. He said Director Sara Jacobson made , •areas where unemployment the recommendations on the _~ .~_ .j~~ exceeded seven per cent improvement project and JENO PAU.UCCI qua lified for EDA assistance; varied comn5?nts were heard i _ - I'.. an For i J BY JOE ASKREN Hrrald Staff Writer oh ns Personality Breakfast this be decided. Inornhr. Il-I WEL.1-, ru -. rVS HAM AW ANS,14E MLJ1E S1NURS1 HO ARE '06i FEL'AS? '' - • - '-'.-' \ I - I - I / ' '" 10 1 5TJ -- Z - " _____ - -... - ' I I-. - ____ . ,_ ' •' \f I .\ 11 ~J _____ - yfiv- - , NA Pav 7ZWAV , V I .'\ _z - - - - 4 i I j-1 -t __ i ____.:-' .__1 - - - ~ _ i I ..','r a I4 ':'' ~~ _____ I - 'll~11111~l~~lli~ -.' _* I I- - _z- _ -__- t---. 7-1. - -..," I- ,( J, ,_ _ I , i I I 11 It -..' 4 .' . '._i,•j_i. - Details and tides are on Pe 5A -- ---- I s. ._----. il-ff A--Z'.'i jp~ , - - ~ c ,., '__ I - '4 . ' _s .., • . 4 4 ''.-'---$.•-.-.•'• ',............ - S • -- --_5 - - .4.,,- -. - •-. $ S -' ._i,Sb - -, .' i--- •--- - 4. .... .. .5 r. . eportO on Delays Ci y 1 n t City Commissioners last miss Jacobson that the roru,- night accepted a recom- mn atrea ha vn'. btswote h 144cre -.,ty-(:W.ed yle' new city hall until after a report city hall decisions for a commission would listen to a "vote of confidence" in tN Council, requeated that the oUw downtown resident!. The delay of Knowles report commission hold off on the - a comparative analysis of Explaining how the seiecr, cf a new city hail site 3011 conditions and construction deve!opment project will be or six months, in order costs for the 14-acre site and the iu-'tic- d Paulucci cited a.shnilar DDC would have input into the present 311it - z-f1:-,ively gives effort in Duiuth which raised site selection, the D)C a 60-day time period to (Continued On Page 2-A) SIBY471117 I ,ee Moore reminded I(ontinued On Page 2-A) - I - 7'~.'-_-% - ----4; ~-#Vll`_-_'_ . - 11 - - _. -_ hand at the city hall councd . --- r. ' ?1 .' -- , I i : : : : 0 : ; 0 : : : : : : : • : : • : : . nd '.in Nathan Z. Van Meter. _____ $ A5-'. - : ____ .1 JILj ,'Ik,fj - -' '!1I at - '-I--a. - , : : : : : : : : ; . . . : - - . : - - - - : 4. • - :I .. _. city's brief 28 months existence, skrs have turned out 60 per ce nt or better strong at ea ch of the previous; fo ur elections held Polling psace is Lake Mar) Uementar School. Included on the Lake 1a' I I: '. vpq - a. '% v, . ballot are DeLores Laah rwining tØPPed for the council post which Virginia Mercer did not seek re-election to; in. Lake Mary resident, it. M. Gleason casts his ballot in lodayss cumunt Martin Bacen Jr : : - muniHpal viecilon. Henderson Ferguson, COLnty IiIaintenanc drer.tor, and Roger stumbo, trustee of the st cumbent) and two council Lormann is running unop* -Niargie Hem for seat five. Lake Mary's election will be m,embers from races pitting pom[ Incumbent Ernest If. Hendrix Vving for tt* two council against Gary llunt; and Claude ber' Ash and Mary Daniels against Larry Goldberg and incumben' close. City la requires the wInr firs to poll 50 per ctnt plus incumbent Irene Van Eepoel. If. A of the votei cast or a runoff ' veteran City Clerk Onnie R, Andersmi in his f st Lid appears close to having her eligible soter- would turnout, sperger and one term Mercer . forecast upheld some 200 had cast ballots by cumbent Don Seh elner, Absentee ballots in By 10 a.m., 12r) had %*oted a*6 Longwood, tzke 6-1 the on',.machine polling place, Projected tha hirnout would plurality, (''lbeiiy must be returnej the city fire h&ll on M)ss; Road. be , #92 if the &u,-Ie treau, (Vn_ l,u-() votI11,, 11 c1l; , S... "%__ -r She remained optimistic that 60 per cent 637) of the city's LCS1 eligible electors would take advantage of the op. portumty to choose three bweei-, Lc*dst A ütrat3 s,r e'uunui sxfls an a qea Terry and Former ma y or councilmen are to be selected Pellerin and Troy PIIand (in- third In which incumbent Iune J from a five-person field which inc!udes Fred Bussey Jr., Edith Duerr (Incumbent); Aug-ist (Gus) liodalk, John Leighty and ?ji;~ ___________ ________ • : : . __________ - - : j weather was a bit k early this morning, it began turning ewler at . a r.• UY Clerk Ka Sa an said, noting that 146 voters had cast ballots by . './ - ' ule - -/ let Oncumbent), Gerry time shoulJ number 5011 Owre. p.m. C`hristensen and Councilman Included on the ballot are two volunteer fire departnit-trit for Selected will be a mayor from John 7.a'n trmsw - q pcir cent H00) turnout of the Shoinate had pretlicted 45 per public office, former city street cludes , city s 1,438 eligible voters Mnt 1 939) of the city's 2,087 superintendent Ray I-elben. cilman Burt Perinclitf and MAS •, -_ ___- . -. The ballot includes: Bill Projected the voters by clog tinues until the polls close a City Clerk Mary Norton of Winter Springs, whzp had 6 .4 Dtussin list luIrr uf the Ipper St. Joh ns Riser Basin at Tuesday's Greater Sanford Chamber m C,rnmerrc Personalj( Br!aklait are, from kit, exerutlse director of the Water U5211 Assn. of Florida Inc. Ril,!y Miles, Chambtr Vie-went lita) uz *';^ss, E-;' ,,!er Mptit, Davis, George Griffith, sith the management dIstrIct, and Sanford bu Imisman S.O. Chase Jr. tHcraM Photo by Hill Via. iI " -, turnout would brighten with the weather later today. I -- R Drizzling rain this morning I. ----- 1 I - Paulucci called th.' Large Jacobson, executive director of added, "If we get In a time bind, Herald Staff Writer comics tirnLUca11 c.utesi o per Crossword .................8-fl cent or 2,488 would turnout of Editorial............... 4-A Casselberry's 4,147 eligible Dear Abby 6-A ',oters, said the rain had caused Dr Lamb 8-B a slowdown in the turnout. Horoscope 8-B Whlle200badvotedb) 9am. Obituaries (which projected would see a spor ts ...........iZ-3-B twrnout of less than half Tision .................6-fl WOfliCu ------------------ 6-A veteran clerk), Mrs. %% i.:.vriii;it Haw thorne was hope f ul the I contribitions by the businf S'-r-?3 the Downtown Development the preswe is on you." - __________________________ of Lake Mar)' continued cufiderit that 60 per cent of the voters In her community wIll make their choices knu*n by closing of the polls there at 7 Around The Clock ---------4-A / ii I -! The vote came after Sara what the DDC had to say, but e - low 58. --.-, i--;A-,-.,- $ rizzl the site of the present Greater I,0n9WO0d and Winter Springs. Sanford Chamber of " tL"..,( '..t.. -.-. ., witnesses, He proposes locating such a voterstothepollsinthreesouth community b uilding o end c1tic Casselberry, ,. , a state legislator and other Pit it will not work Monday's hlgh go. o%,ernight ______ ' well, he predicted. i_t17" ;_._nt \ - a .% i contracted to buy as a clay pit but later refused to buy, nrolect a'I "" Redevelopment in Sanford can work without a central Cooler end becoming fair gh Wednesday. j __ - ~ ,_' - a ' •, $ -- - ____ -§ , -A .~~ ) ~, I 4L_. I I" J I - ____ ___ _`L _I __ tgl_ - , _15Frnl_, ' - - -- - I ff - . - - acreage that the county space rebuilt; then more crosswalks, A $260 million . z ,-!-- -7 // - - ,r4w - - ;4 i I - Ii ~ -3 1 11-. I Ir 15#t 90WAG. firm executive, owners of a ' - Senilner Star J0IJ Kaderai'i Feb. 1. Paulucci salesmen, a title Insurance tract of south Seminole / Bill on two possible sites is issued designated number of days. Conomos for The Orlefito by Knowles sometime after Mayor Lee Moore said the commissioners, real estate From there, crosswalks were buil t, an entire city block turn down and a motel and retail r.-_ - I I - - .1if'k. i,-. -=~-_ _______ -._'' S- "I i . R*4uy6arHhqivwF Ily .- ~)v i- W-*AOqS RMUY8X0J$ W gYsa A&# A 0 0 I s _____ ... ____ vpw~-_-WZ--- L__ - a' am, Is that it gives you ac er, M - _____ ' by Garry Trudeau =nVV,%aWJVffjff Cf )MR avtFnk,M;z - -.- - co - --.-'- -- -, for The Evenjn Herald grand jury has heard testimony from county Caszelberry City Clerk Mary T - - i AV, During the apparently rambliag investigation the k 1, 11111% - Sanford; Howard Hodges for W.E. Knowles. and voted to parcel as the new city Nallsite. Atlantic National Bank o-' holdin abe y ance" the Commissioners balked at Sanford' Herman Ja"obson' A selection of an architect for a Promising to hold off on further K. Shoemaker; Wayne Do the circuit court ' - c ,', - ' ''' to Today I i t ' i I DOONESBURY I i Mann Davis, chief of the flood . - S 'eWofFla hi Bank sometime Wednesday. ,' tFlood control problems and JZ3 River Management control section of the U.S. Army how to fund proper water District office in Palatka, said Cors of al marlagEme nt of the St. Johm regulations concerning wells proposed native" plan to control and River system were aired by and cnsumptive use will be manage fluctuations of flood a a oca present dela yed until after a March 3 t the Greater Sanford state%ide refe~,eMum in which waters will give maximum Chamber (if Commeace's local funding participation will (Continued N Page 2-A) "- s d ire _ George Griffith, with the St. I6 4 ,• - la tedtday that the grand Jurors may present an interim report this moming and spoke to the started with a public building. - 1. WT for First Fedeml of Seminole; Gene Tucker and Janice observers 5p - I I I expected to continue after unanimously by property in downtown Sanford. "My level" with whoever the have a good downtown, you owners and merchants at- beat t is here &s well as in director and staff of the have to have traffic," Paulucci tending the meeting. Duluth his northern home and pro posed Downtown explained. "I have reservations "l'ye nver seen a more business headquarters). I've Development Corporation about what a facelift alone unified goup. They're putting been here since '45 - that's 30 would be. would do." up money, not words," COIJI• years. I have home, friends, "I called (Washington.) D.C., In Duluth, redevelopment "A tra h loans for businesses, are for redevelopment?" Paulucci entrepreneur marveled, shortly more work," said Paulucci. Pauluccl said he saw his role spearheaded in Duluth, Minn., af te r the DDC's development It has long been Paulucci's its Sanford's redevelopment as three years ago. program was accepted dream to see a redevelopment working "on the Washington "We worked on the basis, to ill - /: for Chase and Co.; Warren Patrick, Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co.; Gib Edmonds Wednesday at 9 a m The four-week probe Is - nAmjc Development d _______ sunshine law violation, on Tbe easiest fund raising I've be slower. They surprised me. I area is currently about double outlined the downtown ever seen," the specialty foods thought we'd ha ve to do a lot that figure, be add ed , redevelopment project he 0 ~ J/.i A - actions and allegations of ' I It - ", Almost $2Z,000 of that total / was reported by Jeno Paulucci, t who owns property in both ., jeno paulucc, as Downtown Sanford and Duluth, Minn. A jubilant Sara Jacobson kister Paulucci told the gathering ~ he businessmen endorsed the rede%elopment plan had personally contacted about a dozen prominent businessmen in the area to raise the money. Grand Jury is scheduled to resume its reported probe of county government future role in redevelopment liaison between i downtown ' deve l opment corporation and officials in Washington who he repo rted have grants and loans for Sanford's asking. A thought the impetus woul(I Unemployment in the Sanford froin the floor, Paulucci • " . .-s f-t-% year budget of $75,000. The Seminole County "They told me: 'Jeno, come to us with a plan and you'll have half the money." together; the plan makes "it we're going to spend $1.8 million on e new city hail, why Federal funds, both grant not make it 136 million and put money for public works and it to wOtc on a combined plan , " " ) -- . .. Morris reported total pledges of more Um $40,000, e al( the development pr oject's vveunesuay said Paulucci, "The federal funds - grants and loans are available; the people are - ___ J ' -jf businesses, restore the Vic tartan character of the city's old storefronts and conduct surveys. B the (line the mee tin g esu me ,' - . .-.i:~ 1. ' corporation will implement training sessions, rectuit new - Grand Jury T R failed in the past, he reasoned. Station in Sanford was going to "Because the time is right," close. ______ 61 SAMON11111 .1 . work this time, when it has whohclpcdwhentheNavalAir work the ' z,.'. - - - - - - _-- -- his aS financial support from I _ a ._, / a Ord Port Authority, and w -- .;;;;; --.-- or i beauty , - CC1 . I _____ L j ! ¶.J - . '' - -_ - I • . ( T Ir ts h I - - rM .. ' / /, . _______ . • - NOTHING 1$ _________ " J I / __1 some very pnrtant medically. Others, FRANK AND ER N [ST / type of disorder seen In of tlisue From an inner urfce most adul ts is secondary and Is Iinin of the body. The y occur In ill I .. . IN&DIN(r APPuA4e_1 1 . explained his interest In the same people that got us millions Writ ii% Us •s. use ci S uOWfl- f us i..'uiuth ant. wist. th.a'I town sector money when you built your - . on the table while his partner _____ 4 a - ~ .-, F._-. 0111111 . Ig I Development Council (DDC) W06L and downtown property owners '-..ii-uiii&'I , and merchants, he literally ,. -. skipped across Sanford Avenue in irrepressible excitement. -1 % LWIfEr 4: _. t, i-_`j~--'% t 1~ * " Paulucci approved the 'o . redevelopment program outlined; was pleasantly stir, leclarer puts down his hand Just d Symptom, not a d iagnosis. You'll need to know the cause of the symptom to poor dietary habits. These anywhere that a lining exists. people usually get We don't know what causes hypoglycemia after eating, them, in all cases. Those In the whereas the primary attacks nasal passages are often can occur before ea ting, related to allergies. Those in I can't tell you exactly what the colon have no known cause. your son has, but I do know that Many of them tire not in). f' c-' -. ---., ; Herald StaIR%rfter When Jeno Paulucci left the Sanford Civic Center af er Monday night's meeting bet. what happens when the wrong player leads and the normal -_ often related to a previous the lin ' Ing of the nasal sinuses or stomach operation or r,ertain in the digestive tract or - fJ p 11- 4 1-; 1 / - - 4 - - By JEAN I'Vl1ESON A .%lichigan reader asks usual TEAM' : I ,.- - Outcome AZ.*%.. fiz ~.,~Z~~,%- Opening Lead- 3 A alternate treatments? How can . ::77~ . , 4 I .I I -v J '.'.ara Jacobson, left eieeutht director of the Downtown Des ( lopmi ot Council addrt '.ct s a group of downtown~ huInessmen who last night, unanimously endorsed a four point program for the development of Downtown Sanford. iflerald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) 0 It 0% . 5 V DEAR READER - Your they be revented? description sounds like he has DEAR'R EADER - A polyp is .. ;;i fit my boy. ARC HIE . t - If ' .. unhappy s(-cond" Pass Remember hypoglycemia Is - , - 0 ______________________________________________ Council DDCj, when approximately half of Sanford's downtown property owner-s and businessmen voted unanimously to suçport a rejuvenation project recom- r mended by DDC Monday 1 night. The 66-0 vote called for the formation of a non-profit Downtown Development Corporation, complete with offices and fulltime staff. This - Vif 01 rJ 0 - . " 66 happened,s:id: ________ jZpt Sara Jacobson, executive director of the _____ _____ . . £" lb AU[)IFMURPH'I liraldStaffWrfter . ____ 1n -' 1 IAF. f - been a genius," Oswald At still hurts ne Culbertson (Con South 0 pass 4 .J .• r % Vo t e ~ '- r .' 'I _r_ 4';. should have held the king ~f spades for his six - heart bid Give him the king and Fast the queen and you would have Pa..s 4 V a 3v .? !! I fi IMSEM - North Last Pass I I . n imnent Our team irnc - _____ P r-:., n P I ;~ - I - ~-f %_~ __ ' rt'ilIv bla _____________ tiMm. If could be remcved. If / owntown - - . . - . ung \urth-S,)uth vulnerjble ~_ ~_ A.- - / - Jim: "One of our readers who should have been dummy . has asked us to write about plays (lie hand SUiilC 01 the best and worst provide proper treatment, They dec!ded to play Uut' hands of our careers. It looks hand out that way and they In the secondary more like a good idea " were correct in doing so This common type of hypogly,,-emla, OswaIJ, "I have one stand- doesn*t happen often, but it toe patic-rit has anxIOuSness weeks ago hwas sowin out bad h'nd It was the mat does happen same symptorm, and I gave sweating, tremor and a ~;rost of match of the 1930 Vanderbilt (Do you havo a quer.urt symptoms related to the him Cup. Ted Lightner, Sou th , and Iv, the experts? write release of adrenaline. Ely Culbertson had bid up to tho Jacobys" care of this sugar in it, and in about in In primary hypoglycemia the six hearts. This was back l'ewspapar The Jacobys will minutes he was fine again. effects e! a low blood glucose before any four notrump con- answer i"divsdu! questions Our son level in 11)e brain dominat,e the vention had been thought of if stillmPed, Sell-addreszed seems to always n a nd I sieed symptoms, is sin lead against six envelopes are enclosed Th The pa ti ent will something to eat I try hearts " Jim~ "You don't mean to will be user,wt this column mental on. Is this the right thing to do? as your 50(1 did, say that you led a low spade and we!' receive confusion, Can you he lp me as to wha t coma andeven and that your partner played JACOfly MODERN) ' caus trig he have it the convulsions. rest of his life? I have read a CARNIVAL polyp? What causes them, bY Dick Tumor about hypoglycemia In your What should be done about columns, but It doesn't seem i _______________________ them and why? Are 1here I ro _ L ,-"-J;. Li~R, ,,,, Lamb r_x -wo.,10 injected sugar he me on of the cOm within minutes. He remained in the hospital for never came to a conclusion caused the episode. About two by Al Verm.i,, PRISCILLA Dl T 1075 •Q76 4AQ3 ' - - low bloods r As IfT1i _____ A , A 14 V A K A 62 1 the bedroom. His bed was covered with vomit, and he as in W d -m to ttie hOsPiW, and over an hotir later it was established that he had a VTCA 4 L 1 I' fl; jc LTNKH 7)11 I ED g _ ((4: L ~_-_~Au-- tiypo 'I cemla Last N y day Ile was act ingverys stra nge all morning By strange I mea n very tipsy, throwing up and t!rriblycra bbv Ilaid him down for a nap and an hour later I heard a loud scream. J ran to EAST 4 £965 mia -- c,I•., ____ L ________ -- Perhaps he shou,d hays-' played the king on the thijj,-y that I was th en the sort of yo genius iidiot.i who might underlead an are against a am, siutnoonccan . Hypoglyce two -r- , ______ IN D .rZ '- , i , -1 'N'l I Wwiild~ "Actually. the nine Was plaved. from dumiii~. 5 % EST h £A563 P954 J 4 .1 . •'l:;, ______ .. GE , ., IF . - 11 - __ - ' (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) I -1AK -7.~~_ ~'1119~. ~ the ten alter dummy played NORTII Child LIM - tf -2 -, -. t , _7r ~ _ - . __ ..*I I . . -, . . ; 'i 1_ ~ !' 14 6 Sam . . ~ A lop--. .. I 0~ .,~_ .I-_________ .W.cf ,_ - . 4 5~_ ,_ t-- Allh ' - I - g .., % ,% . - -;, , , By OSW%U) anti J.%IE JMOB\ IA ('t I A I 1E1TER FILIN' SYSTEM! ,4 ID - 55 - YE GONNA 6€ WAIT A MINUTE! ELECTED PRESDENr \ THAT'S EXACTLY 0' YER LODGE ...I SEE. WHAT 'YOU TOLD AN (EAN ME THE LAST VOYAGE/ VIYA TIME I WM %LL '7/-' HERE ., WY R _Rmlxm __ - - - - __ , IJ~1. -11 .- i I A__1V1f 'mnt B ' WI N - . ___________ . ; . I . 48 149 .. Q_ ... # -. _ .• I rL ~Aw Sanford Florida Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents ' - h' time as possible pression upon those you meet :pen is much tt)di on a guil o paramount for the first tune VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) importance. Good things will Today, don't leave an tin- happen if you II work at it. YOUR BIRTHDAY portant matter hallfinished DCC 2, *975 It's to your adsantage to clean You will have an opportunity it up now, if at all possible. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) this year to operate fna more Weigh your alternatives independent manner. Things carefully today before making that tied you down will be an important decision. You eliminated. You'll be more your have more advantages than you °"n person. - 1 34"IsN6 ABOUT A CO4IPUTER--GARB4GE) 7 AH !N GAB4GE OUT.. J3 good -- ___ 1 loner today _ get Out. MIX with beautifying your LEO (July 23-Aug.72) The don't have anything on the ething up. way you'll handle yourseir PISCES F 2D-March 2o) todaywfllmakeaiastthgn 15 1 FL_i .. for look time to begin a creative project, especially if it 's something to do with 6 7 8 9 10 III 12 - - Dec 2, 1915 - your ideas are their own. Results, not credits, are what to troductions. 13 - ____ You'll be meeting someone else s. CAPRICORN (Dec, 22-Jan. socially whom you'll have an instant affinity for. An old 19) Your best rMurns today friend will make the in. come by letting Others think L,ke!y 41 Library Souna ' uaifi year, No 88 Tuesday, to put forth the effort for suc. of reach today if you gamble on your ingenuity anti resourGENIINII(May 21-June 20) 40 } . veii"IMIZ IttILILt? Cm in your endeavors. wading bid steeped Ii list' A1-npril i) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You can easily win cooperation today if your approach Is frank Your material prospects are and open. Lay your cards on the eAtremely bright today. Con'centrate on situations that can ta ble. 1)) offer you personal gain. TAURUS (April 20May SAGI1TARIUS (Nov. 234)ec. Keen your material goats In • ' 21) What you hope (or is not out ' qj nd today. 37 Extent o't (Comb felled IrCes 13 exclusive T 0 artii L ..i E)'ou' 23 Upward 2 Thin plate 3 spoke 32 SurAemofy Suiiiin A R (AT 1 Ttair.. form, person only 0 Derens California 30 Wattled to one Dj] N 0 R N I.. I? I E fL5; _ ---.-. ~ I N IVIMlAII.I IH 55 Swit bor 23 Word of assent rL ..: 4D JE 113 AT 0 6 goddess -- r T IF .: t I? ? I'M PETER PQEEe.LE ThE PEERLESS ..• T11 41?' 15 \/(\ I-. •. - Ansv.er to Previous Puzzle - A . ,. - V'AT' I4 r. • '.r "-•. -, onda Mort Walker ET - _____ - Herald, -. - U_i.ii- - l a-E v eni ng . - 1.. H - �'. ______________________ ___ ___ __ ______ ______ _______________________ ___ -. - 4—,.— .- -... - ___-- '---- '-- - - - "gg - -!-- ii r '' .a-L- - - -, t J - -- J.r- t -_--_,- -t. - ,e-, i ,---- --rrei. ---_ - -------- --- — — —.--------------- p------_—i - - - i- .' -4' r- .--iv-. s r * - 4 A - - - _____ _____ - . -?-r: .__- n. -r,'Ui-t.flfl Zar - ,. afl .&- r91 ____________ - ___ - • _____ L :,T - _—! _____ k : ..' - - ? eLI - ______ ---if. :::.;-.,- - — ,- -- — - _____ __________ - -- F - .,fll1g Herald. S.anforcf Fl 24 -__ 7 1Q 7 L&i. I _ Tts"iy D Ti - __ 4PF - - - 'I -±Wc'- - --- -'- — I N JJj I FBI Watched Klan Violence, Former Informant Says Ik1I(1 planneti Ku KIU Klan vwlenct, but in one jn. '.i.iiicr iniplv stood h ttkir. pictures hik Klansmen .itt,it ked a group ol blacks and civil rights workers, a former HI inftinnt SV& ;.ir Thomas t'ne Jr.. who now lives under an Elias in I • I C. C 'Il I I 1I I I 0, •I I 1I 1 U lMT 'flIiaI liueiligt•nct' ('ovum &I A ttmunittee spokesman Said oukl %ear a iiiak during his testunonv in order prtnect his ne nk'ntitv. llie said Monda that 1w i4watedly warned the 'f planned Klan violence dunng hs five years as an inIoriiuuiv but that agents seldom took action to Stop it. P , 111.1? I - e 1W 1 fl1 ViijfN(;To, ;Al'; F'inner Presickni Richard M Nixon ptrsonallv ordered secret files on wiretaps of sc:i • ni e'rtiitwnt officials moved from I h. Justice Dvpartment to the White House for fear FRI - un mail," John I). Ehrlichmau Et.rhchman, who was a top aide to the resigned O' W;t U'USC bi' Uobt'rt C' Mx'djar., tlit' asis(ar,t genera] in charge of th records, In a deposition filed Monday in connection with a suit challenging the kgaity of the wiretaps, Ehrlichman said attorney TIi -, V _____ that he might send his agents to break into the office and remove the files Ford NYC Aid Plan Moves -t4•'--. - I c ii - - - - i - i i j-jj - *tI i 1 already wider consideration and to substitute the Ford plan as an amerxln,ent, which means the measwe does not have to travel through committee to reach the floor. - J — _ Anti.Textbook Mother Takes - Flips v_ ________________________________ _____ L 1-T- r ______________ _______________ - '1- - _________ _____________ •-= - An Auburndalc woman was killed early today when a 'xactor-tUer in wch she was - •.. _________________ . ___ -__ riding overturned In the median .----- i----- — -i-----4 u;huintt aucndants v emove body of Midway murder o n ie*• s.a e ou vktlm in car door fright), another ripped %inyl top from dr1h car. (Inc of the assailant's giu above %lctim's head, Lake Mary exit, the florida _______________ ts ;krcd window deutles snh 11i,rniil Dk.1i. k. fl_L I! IIUII UJ LMJU L4OtP Highway Patrol reported. — — Troopers identified the drug probe and released from woman as Ms. Frances W. jail on bond. 1ruuh,30,o1~O9 Lincoln Court, Isaac E. Cobb, 34, a hairAuburndale, Investigating styling school Mudent, officers reported she was a surrendered in Sanf'rd for pacgIger h the truck, loaded arrest on a circuit court with PVC pine and driven by C warra.' ,sh,rtir,i, ,.t J R. Parker, 33, of Hobbs Road, controlled uttance, and was -- j / ' - ___________ - -. ________ - - - • - r'I - T_ - - I _________ __• C • - 'I'Al,lI%HASE i Al'i -- Some teachers chargt1 o.ith serious muisconduct can continue teachinit for long ;s'riJs because the count-il that polices them doesn't 4'ntnj') (nods for sv. cit prnsecuti',tm, tile council irruan says. - If your children were in the chisrcam with some of these ;'opIe can't prosecutc because (':' lack of funds, ou would make a tremendous fuss," I)r. z.dward Eissey, itt'ad of the Florida Professional Practices Council, said Y A patrol spokesman said the deputies said. engaged in vestigators were observed covering on top of thc vehicle tractor-trailer, owned by Sedco Cobb was the object o a was being held without bond The pedestrian pulled a pistol type shoes which were later today in Cmty Jail on a first- from his pocket and Investigators spent several thbow1d In the fired three used at the shooting scene on left lane of 1-4 O%iedo during a Illegal drug hours Monday afternoon In- two miles north of the Lake cweep in which three Oviedo rr nrs-cticn with the Monday driver's side and then fled on attempt to match th.rn to henvsly iioulated afternoon slaying of James Lee 'foot, according to sheriff's tracks black vee,'ed into the median, policeman, were arrested on near the death car. Williams, 33, of Midway, at the reports. community in the vicinity of the traveleled 700 feet and over• drug charges. Sherifrs Capt. 1.. J. Kriz said intersection of Midway Ave. slaying scene, north of SR-46 turned. Sheriff's detective Ralph an autopsy today determined and west of Sipes Ave. Walter L. Bryant, 21, of 616's Trvopers said Parker rnunity east of Sanford, ts. been determined for in the left side of the face "with Deputies roped off the in. Seminole Memorial Hospital county jail today in lieu of Sherifrs detectives arrested the slaying. a medium-caliber weapon." tersection of Midway Ave. and Sanford, $1l20O bond following a I a.m. Romie Jamcs LeWis 19, at his Kriz said the gunman who Water St. intersection around melee with Sanford officers In Trooper M. II. Detective R. E. Wlnger took blasted Williams fired -. Center Set residence t)e the death car until the vijm's vestigating which two male Juveniles were less Lewis the accident and into custody at his shots, One of the bullets shat- body than an hour after the was removed and the car Trocper C. L. is the also arrested on multiple Tomlinson slaying. residence and reportedly tered a window glass in the Impounded Witnesses told investigators recovered a pistol. and towed away by homicide investigator, chaxges. passenger side door of the a wrecker after crime that Williams stopped his 1970 A patrol spokesman said the Before deputies transported vehicle, he said, and another technicians processed the scene Bryant was booked on sedan at the Intersection about Lewis scene death is the 18th traffic charges of breach to county jail, in- ripped through a vinyl of the peace, roof for possible evidence, fatality for the year in Seminole interkrence with a police of. Cour1ty ficer, assault and battery, .11 Gerald Douglas Page, 35, of destruction of private property, i. Alexandria, Va,, arrested on a attempted escape and resisting false Imprisonment charge arrest with violence, Monday alter he relea.ced threp Patrolman Lewis Coumbs hostages after an hour seige at and H. A. Mclnt}Te reported Fair Lanes Bowling, Fern theystoppedanautofor.jving - e Eksey told the Senate Education Committee that the 'ouncil actually ran out of momwv last month and hati to i:t't a sul 1 nti ;ippr proctun Irm hit' [dii itIII ik'p;trtiio't Prison Conditions Reviewed ' I, ,S'l'Al(KE AL' i Ii. (;ov. Jun S'illiams is reviewing a plan to (teal with demands for improved 'nditions by about 125 inmates who have resumed a Hnger strike ;it Florida State PrIs')n, The plan was presented In Williams late Monday by I uie Wainwright, Offender Rehabilitation secretary. An attiC said Williams would review it overnight and coiniiit'nt today. Prison Supt. G. S. Fo"tner said 25 Death How inmates and 100 other prisoners 1'poarently were carrying out a ti 'I th:ea' toiin.t"iIInit ,o iy a (k'fliand for ._etter conditions. --- I :.. - Scuttling Of Land Buy Seen By ED PRICKE'rr Herald Staff Writer Sharing Concern Voiced TAl.IAHASSEE iA}'i Cabinet members are t'spct'ted today to scuttle a proposal by Natural Resources i)irector Harmon Shields to spend $535,000 for a 19.3-acre tract near Shields' hometown of r'anarna City. The purchase, also pushed by Senate President Dempsey Barron, D-P'i-iainaCity, and house Judiciary l'hairmnan William 'tish, 1)-Port St. Joe, was up for Cabinet consideratio;i today, but a Cabinet aiue who asked not to be identified said litter aides have expressed strong opposltln to the propos(MI purchase and expect their bosses to vote against - - a - - ________ U n ty' AMA To Vote On Strikes Association, in what a it In quest Set In FUP Shooting II e a rs L i ra I')( Dovvnfovji U s a g e Up S I n ce Oct. 1 l(I.AN X) Al' -- '1n mnquc.t by a 'tironer's jury has been set for Thursday to decide if a Florida Highway 1';itrol trooper "reucnably believed" t:. was in danger hen he killeu a man he mistakenly thought was driving a :.tolen car. A.sst State Atty Lawson Lamar ordered the inquest Monday to determine if Trooper Robert Hennie Jr. was ju.stified in the Satu:day shooting death of Frank 1). Booth, 50, of Titusvllle, Hennie v as relieved of duty with pay pending a decision by the six-member jury. .an Voted In, 661.0 Askew Appoints Woman 1'M.I.AIIASSEE AI' (iOV. Reubin Askew has kept his promise by appointing a woman Betty Anne Staton of Orlando to the Board of Regents. Askew, who announced the appointment Monda', pledged to appoint a woman to th next post on the regcr,ts .tfter he earlier replaced a fcmaie member of the board a male. The appointment, which becomes effective when Regent liurhe Kibler's term expires in January, must be approved by three members of Lh" ('abinet and confirmed by the Senate - -, - ____ _ -- .--'.' - ________________ - ______ - Spe a k e rs Air - P ho n e Co in pa n y - - ::' - - 1 -- - - - - . - -- ____ - St. Johns Pici __ Shevin: Public Should See TAI.L1IASSEE A!', -- The public should have a right to examine the recc.rds of government employs ohose salaries are paid v.lth taxes, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says Shevin was to appear before the Florida Sup4'eme Court today to ask kr a reversal of an appeal court ruling and a uiotling that the state uubiic-recnrds law requires employc records to be open. 'I'he case centered on an attempt by the Fort Myers Nm'sf're,ss to examine the records "1 a Lee County t'iim. p1 '' ho as being disciplined. __ 'o ni ni I s s 1 o n D e lays R e po- rt 0 n C I ty Ho II F _____ g% - %&!I,nP IPI,.,...;.... -- - - . - 'I, Regents Face Questions -. - -, HOCA RATON i APi The Florida Hoard of Ift'genLc takes on some tough decisions today on how to meet a money shortage in the Lce of growing student applications. 'lime regents are again being asked to approve rules bhshimig eiImrig on student t'nrollmenLs, ','. hicti inli iim1mke Florida the first state to cap adniis.sions at all its universities. 'lime)' aLso vt're asked Ucon.sider extablishing ceilings , ' * ' .1 .. • -_.I._._.,, - r 1IUtH nUUIU IVIJULC WV - j - - ,_._ - em '. I -' - ' tUt4,,.lIt I?I?)IIIICILIUII UI ' - ----- ------------ ' -. Israel Trip 't'A l.LAllAssEl: API t1 'I'ucker. '''lime North Dade house Speaker Donald Tucker Bar Association isn't going to Says he's taking a 10-day fact- vale for speaker. I'll be glad to finding trip to Israel. But a rival debate him before the members claims Tucker is ii icking onJan l4.That'stheonlyplace debates with his two cli illeng. (hi:'. reai!y counts." ers for a second term as peak. Kutun sald a debate on the er. Issues involved In the speaker's Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee said race "si'oulct be In the best inMonday he will visit !sra* 1" ith terct of tie house," 14 legislative leaders trot other states Dec. 7-17. lIe saic, their expensesl'ill be paid by the Israeli government. "I hope this trip will allow me to bring back fur Floridians an eye-witness account of the problems in the Middle East, I especially concerning the internal policies of the state of Israel," Tucker said. his trip to Israel comes less than a month before the Jan. 14 House Democrats caucus tc (IC. "jrcl,it r',r.'- ' . SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION O MID•LORIDA Has a FREE GIFT For Your Familyj L I I ty _ eas P p — rd ' ,,. , • . . . , - ,_,-___ %_,, ---- towart Jr., has sentenced a er, Rep. Barry Kutun, 11)-Miami state prison inmate to 15 years Beach, or Rep. James Redmnn, probation on a guilty plea to 1)-Plant City, as 1977-78 House manslaughter in the traffic speaker. death a year ago of the Campaigning against con- defendant's brot'wr. secutive terms for the house Wiilii:a Grant Snyder, 27, nI leader and for reduction of the Orlando, plcathd guilty to speaker's power, K'jtun and manslaughter Mnday at the ltedman have claimed they start of his trial it the Dec. 10, have the votes to stop Tucker, 1974 death of 18-yer.old Craig However, a trip to Israel David Snyder. shortly before the speaker's WiLliam Snyde L' serving a race is settled would seem to five year prison seutence in indicate that Tucker i.s not wor- connection with a De.' 10, 1974 ned, DeBary burglary. don't know if there's any'n)'der brothe's and thing that I can do to affect the another man were 'leeing "pcak'r's race one way 01' the pursuing Volusia SI 'rif('s ob.er at this point in time," he deputies on 1-4 followh,t the said, burglary when 'heir car went Kutun said he and Redman off 14 at tJ.S. 17.92 and t %'erhave accepted iarttatig,3 to de. turned, killing Craig Sn,'ier. bate befere a lawyers' group in Fonuer Ce"tral Florida ,7.'io Miami Wednesday and a Miami animal handler John hlosi rd political club Dec. 10, but Tuck. Hale, 32, of Maitland, 'as er rejected appearanc,s with sentenced to serve five mo'e them. days in county Jail on Monda,,' "I don't knov, if he's dodging after he pleaded guilt)' to petty it," Kutun said of the first in- larceny of a zoo official's vitation before Tucker leaves camera, Judge Cowart senfor Israel, "but he said he tenced hale to 59 days but gave couldn't go." him credit for 5-1 days served "Why should I go''' counter. since his arrest. - - -.- - " - F. 4 FREE! A Lovely 8X10 Natural Color Portrait! This lovely portrait of your entire family will be taken at Charge Dismissed In Robbery Case our facility by professional photographers...Arid, like your savings account, this beautiful portrait will grow more valuable - to you as the years go by. ,, , A robber)' charge against a i'ivini' a local tractor dealer a U -year.old Sanford yuan has orthless $3,880 check. been dropped in circuit court after the robbery victim Failed (C identify the defendant in a C re-trial lineup in the couras the man who robbed hIm. Carl W. McCI.arien, 19, of 1106 pecan Ave., Sanford, had been Southern Bell Telephone iarged 'aith the Oct. 12 rob- 'tlf icials reported today that the ry of Williams Amoco Ser- Sheriff's Department cource Station, U. S. 17-92 and (house communications center Lake Mary Boulevard, Sanford. and the County Fire DepartCircuit Court Judge j A. mncnt's Five Points coinowart Jr. dismissed an munications center went to 'gravatcd assault charge backup systems after a county ainst crace Robinson, 30, 202 road department grader cut a arris St., Altamonte Springs, 100-pair telephone cable near 't Monday after shooting the county agriculture center tic ctim John Watkins Jr. laited south Sanford. Southern Bell manager Tom appear as a witness for her trml. Ms. Robinson had been Hunt said the telephone cable 'c-used of shooting Watkins in contained control circuits for e hack while he was taking a the Sheriff's department radio ith in a bathtub. The court transmitters at Five Points and wiis told Watkins is out of the incoming telephone lines to the fire department center. ito t'rial was scheduled to begin Iluat said the cable cut ocay for Reuben I. York, 44- curredatlla.m.whena grader ar-old Winston Salem, N. C., was cle'.ning a ditch. He said Iur'm 'niinmpnt doitr •.'e- ,.mm.rtu.n'i, s'e.,vc , , CU .. £a1,1'JU U 7,:tOO (umients to confirm to legislative funding Cables Sliced .-'_,..- F. All you do for your FREE portrait is to call the First Faderci cf Mid•Floridci office nearest you and make an appointment for your portrait sitting. Thest, sittings may be arranged for evenings and weekends from December 15 through Decembor 23, so Dad can be there! This is a gift from First Federal of Mid-Florida to our community. You neud not be a customer of Mid.Florida —you do not have to open ,pn account or make a deposit, Within 30 days, you will be able to return and tuke your choice of several poses for your free portrait. At this time, you may purchase additional portraits at special low prices—but you are under no obligation to do so. Cull and take advantage of this free portrait offor..,,jf's just our way of saying thank you to our community. . . One free portrait per family, pkase. ...-. , . FIRST FEDERAL -- - - Uur tamily At But Tucker Takes ire, heriff's / I - — - TO BUy BU 'id' i I iig - - •- ' -, ______________________ - ' - Computer Error CCIUSed IJti It -- Policing Fund Shortage Cited '. A 19-year-old unemployed 12,10 p.m. and Debates Set, •" r ,,u Ifl;rIIItnJI t .5 I ,4viotive Unde!errnjned — - - - ---------- ,..J - —I •"....",•e.. - - - FA.11'A .it -- II ...seI.4 •1 t•L -...--I UII IIU III L4IIUI VflU III) liiktren It) school." says a mother who claims she 's kept t(I 1t'eniige daughters oUt of class because the schools featli ant i•( 'hricttan philosophy and use filth textbooks. \l4irton Hyatt, a I )avona Reach mother of seven, took the stand in her tn n behalf as her retrial opened Monday. slit' is charged ith violating the state's compulsory. (duktIufl la h keeping the Iwo girls Out tI h ii .ritl tutoring them at home. I 'rot-et'dins before a litH:1 I IL ,,,,, I hurt jur e' to resw,i&' today in the 1 lillsborough 1 not', ( 'rurth use -- 0 LLOYD 11erd Staff Wrflcr County Commissioner John to have legal problems." Jail today without bond on at Celery and Hickory Avenues meeting last Tuesday, T -e 1 additiojinJ charges. Kimbrou1'h instructed Bill Contactid on Wednesday, and found the Juvenile driver "When was he supposed to Page was scheduled for Dale, the county's director of Dale said he had met with Lane I - - I.first had no driver'z licrse, have talked to me?" asked appearance Casselbe Utility Director environmental services, • in court this atBryant was a passenger in nd had been assed such Lane. "There was nothing ternoon on th nw MIAMI BEACH (APi JOIm Lane said today citizen meet with The nation's city officials and charges of Casselberry officials practices are the car, the officers said, and not part of the discussed pertaining to the White House are increasingly worried biLlings, robbery and u o.' a firearm in was arrested conplaints about hilling to try and get some answers, city's normal billing procedure. He tor u,sig vulgar (Dale) pocedures resulted from may not renew the federal revenue-sharing program quoted me as saying commission of a felony, Basically, the complaint was Dale said he was preparing a such and such. language ')uring a struggle .jich one mayor has called "the best thing since ice wonder when I computer error, The hostages were 'eleased 1011cm-in,; the arrej Coonh that some citizens received memo to amor • based on was supposed to have said unharmed after , • Lane also said his office is notices wh1ch;u1 water would statements Kimbrough I L L Page handed a was kltkcl in from Lane, y;o[n and This new concern has been demonstrated thls? conducting a full-scale study be cut off with only threeui four mask and pistol to unarmed about tL• upperthe at ti budy,çnice Today, Lane said none of the Contacted National League of Cities' annual convention that began at his office today, sherifrs U. Roy Hughey, 10 determine days' notice, who said. here last weekend, stat',ments macto by Dale were Dale said the conversation was had entered the building to talk why some residents received Kimbrougli said last Tuesday true. Mainly because Lane szys "teal low James Falk, associate cirectcir of the White House Alter Bryant was h.wdcuffed U IJ ¶ key" and that be had to the gunman, late notices shortly after if these reports 'ire true, "if he never discussed billing juzt mcnUord and placed in (he back seat ni Domestic Councti and the administration's ch lobb)i5t Uw issue in monthy bills arrived, they cut off water, we're go'r Sheriff's deputies today patrol pcedures with Dale at s passing. Dale saId he does plan reported at the car the juvenile dtivt v.r'!c-', said in an interview, "i am not iman Orange County ç?ne"l tt' patrol car m"diateiy optimistic and I am :.".ore concerned than I was kx and to 1net formally with Lane to man has been arrested in Bryant rai, officerl sail, only fie months ago about ultimate get .1 answers o bll!ing. late of the program." connection with a recent Oviedo to be quickly apprehended, What Kimbrough wanted to know if complaints from citizens are valid. In some HONOLULU APt .- The American Medical waYs•uieywere.Iiorway ' they aren't. spokesman described as "groping for a position" on doctors' strikes for economic gain, votes Lane said the normal today on the issue. procedure for the city Seminole County Corn- house annex "ft is not in our tradition to support strikes," resIdents 15-days notice before in South Seminole. approved the sale of bonds AMA missioners were told toda that president Dr. Max H. Paft, of Portland, Ore., said cutting off water. Neiswender also received the vehicle to attain the tlay library usage by residents is permission to place a dilay After hours the 15- (Continued om Page I•A) owner; Dr. J.W. Hickman, Monday."Butwemayrunifltothisinfuture.I notice, 72 additional ad nssary funds for whichever soaring, with an estimated advising owners of suitable Doctors' strikes have surfaced as a major ISSUe at the by before the city actually matching furKLs sufficient to property owner; Mr. and Mrs. building is decided on, Corn17,898 persons receiving new buildings to get in AMA's annual clinical convention here. A resolution subbegin a touch with missioner Sid Vihien Jr. said shuts off water, Lane said. $20 million lUchard illcIaw, Milady' to the association's House of Delegates seeks AMA library cards since countywide the counts' commission. One progress But, with city's revitalization of that city's Fabric Shep; Mr. and Mrs. the on locating a building support for a two-week strike last month by tesidents and ii were initiated a scant such building under con- has "bogged Billy 1 ward, Betty Ann's downtown. acquisition of General --i down." two months ago. interns at the Cook County Hospital in Chicago. sideration Is the Montgomery Paulucci added that he had Unisex kialrstyling; Joe Hunt, Waterworks Lane's work A-Z jTi Countywide service was Ward building In Casselbetry. doubled. "We were late with been in contact with officials in property owner, Robert Karns, Hattaway ttoday assigned initIated Oct. 1 by 'ifficj -, -j--,cf fl co•jmiji already hA project "main priority." our first two billings. We had Washington and said Karns' Insurance Agency; the Orlando Public SuLly King, Holiday House; Mr. trouble with the computeshigh employment rate (ap. Sm. "It astounded eveii the and Mrs. Don Knight, Knight's the bill and late notices were primate!y 14 per (library officials)," said Roger cent) makes Shoe Store; John Krider and late getting out," he said, it eligible for Economic - 1:. -1 Neiswender, director of county Sanford Furniture So, residents could have Development Administration development, _i -. received notice that water was (EDA) "r an Building; Ralph Larson, funds as Inareport to the Sanford Auto to be shut off. . 1economically distressed area. McLauchjln,Parts; CeleryW.E. City Neiswender, saId 12 per cent of -!.! If that happened, however, The project persons, who visit the Or!andø (Continued From Pagc I-A) said Griffith, He said maybe tie Lane points out it was Just a suggested for SanfordPaulucri Includes hinting Co.: flien McCall, Public Library System, are a community center to mixup due to lots Tourhton'5 Drugs; 13, L. federal of govcrnmen should get from 4Seminole County. flexibility of water' in the St. out of contain Per, B.LWear; Perkins fusion" during the bill acltyhall,culturajcenter civic Men's Dtand Son funding relief sought in Nelswendeg said the city of I Johns Rivcr basIn, rnnth. center and chamber Powell, of eumucn areas "end t1vse Orlando has 2E,000 card ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — "No one has been turned merce, all constructed on a Powell's Office Supply: Rooert OfficiaL, of the firm said by Davis said the construction ie,, Empire auto Body; plans would involve per cent benefiting the cost." should bear more of holders, He said Orlando of- Palm Towers, the city's tallest purchasing the Palm Towers and we don't plan to t multi.level plan that would tie ficlals said the federal funding and per cent number of high-rise at seven stories, is to the company will save more anyone off." Lane noted, the facilities together via Jack Itathmell, Monroe I-tar. The currently pronnd pj Seminole Countlanj to initiate be purcised by the Winter than $1 mIion in by the state. In fact, the utility c.irector crosswalks, bouz' Marifla:Eleanor Rus,iell, for the Upper St. Johns Rh'er iibrary service consction said no action of any kind In outllrdng his ideas for a property owner; Thomas 'The Corps stands ready to Basin consists of upland and "remarkable," is Park Telephone Co. for .l79 costs of a simiiar building contemplated until million, telephone comoony hear what plan Florida wants," valley works. The uplands e corn- reviized downtown, Paulucci Stegner, Stegner's Bakery; today. County has ap- officials have announced said favLs. putcr error corTCCted. wo!ded city CommissIoners for Henry Stevens Jr., Motor Parts would involve four detentionSeminole proved by voters in a DIXS Machine ('ti.; Mr. and Mrs. Construction stopped on the falling to grant Jack E. Raibmell, vice areas contained In the Jane referen4,m last year. Since high-rise, located 'nnth Cf president and general manager Green Flood Detention request for a six n.onth delay In Gordon Sweney, Sweeney's Area that tira-. officials have awaited of Mnn,op Harho',r !c., cjle 438, less than one-half block actions leading to the con- Oftice Supply; W,E, Wieboldt, Ccx Creek, Wuli', a iils'ary facility in the SOIIUI West of LOngWOOd Avenue (SR struction of a city hall. Wieboldi's Camera Shop; Mr. 'an1ord, questioned Davis on Pennyws1 Creek and Jane part of the COunty. 427) south), a year ago. what he termed a "noticeable" Green Creek. Both Paul'jccj and Miss and Mrs. Ardis WI1li, Badcock Neiswender suggested tc1da According to the city'3 drop in the water level hi Lake Jacnh,c,n had petitioned Furniture: Fred Wilson The valley works W..!t! tht cunty hegi.; '4 Monroe and early Spring seit consist of a irumg building department the comlssloners to make Wilson-Maler Furniture Co. network of !.vees, a possibility of moving fn!i, a Tnrw ..&e_.__ It .)'..?t ..i t,,F...4h J.I__ ..... ... . 1'UVUL. c'u ulLenor uezay, OUt they Only two r€seryo,r',, seven canals, temporary facihty, because lconUnued From I'a,c l-A it work remains to be done, 'Ihe Gi:idcr',lllt. heights approved a waiting period of 60 -i. prepare 'The river actually flows eight water control structuro would be one year before a argumen 1__J f for development, designed to days backwards," said Rathmejl. and two pump stations, instead. Telephone company officials rescinding the 3.2 vote that furnish low-cost housing, will property Davis said the propsed During the meeting dozpj of permanent library facility said the 85,000 square toot placed the new city hail site at allow families to purchase ---RileyS. Miles, former mayor could be censtrl!cted In south structure will contalmi executive French Avenue ar,d Seminole project wouldn't have a "great to m m I s a I o n c owners md r a n d Seminole, - ___________________________ homes with the governrn( businessmen voiced support for influence" on Lake Monroe, He buslz'essman o KissImmee, and administrative offices Boulevard, out of the subsidizing mortgage the DDC project, said he wasn't prepared Commission Chairman Mike currently in Winter Park. Plans traditional downtown. nr,d baCke(l up to and noc executive 'Jrcctor of lIatt'lway asked if it Paynients, uld not are to !IMVC the ((fk15 into the detail their sthtemenL, with pledges of permit LIi Water Lscrs socLatjon In other matters, coinbe II1ore of I reqi1aments in redesigning Florida Inc., said he feasible to have a glass and concrete facility next missioner's toted to reduce a $375, (ho "fair share" amount seen storefront type facility as a summer, the River. Another request, from the calculated by the DDC. rental fee for fire tive different u'eveiopment temporary branch library. hydrants to be Black Program Commnit -iY- 4t Griffith a4d jJ'p ,'pg (bias. ._s •4. -. OffIcia said the Althsntunji used by - vl4.: of These inl'id.'t. A ,.iaij ztwer Neiawemjer a's agreed to s e.14V7 I41 , 'cmiiinoie County Riceri. Anderson, realtor; Bob "somewhat of a d ought period over the years, Springs office building wm Odham in. his Ball, indervjlJe tennial Committee, to uoe the submit quartrty repors house a new tau'ncss office for now,"and inlr4mum flowsnei1 Vestern Auto; Dr. 0.1,. Parks, Heights drveIoprnn from Miles said the key to earlier ('flfleirnini. rnhlnfL-t.IAn I.1Y nrk .ii iivetIue Wi wmers m Uiat area for SZ000 to $I,, o r,e set In view of agriculture cncepts was to put property owner; George --The rental fee, East more water service, t Set, was not Rn, property owner; Carl ordering telephone and paying to be prejId, will cover a granted, Into Lake Okeechobe. He said Instead, Ewnng II(% Statistle for the reporL .ili bills, but the firm will also period of five years, instead corn. Iluccelfatto "Otr biggest problem Is lack there is a need to prospective of rrJsioners askcd Koi impreve beproided N'isender liv [no uènini of :ata," said Gri3- watcr quiit hesinessan; Dick Buck, a'scLr bLliag in La years. Odham toki cozn• contact uvaIy and director of the Or!ando Public Winter Park. fith. the Black Program restaur•teer; Mike Capko, channeling the varia rivers Lthrury Systcm, GIenji Miller. mis3ionetatheorIgirl,jf0 'Ivd v anu C,iratim Committee's chairman, Mrs. Capp' A.mong the O'Oy T Crifllthjd another problem ha, helped. Clothier; 'Buford fod1Id n fIces to be paid for the two lire hydrants Alfreda Wallace, to suggest the Carroll, Carroll's FurnIture' In other county busltjeas the relocated to ?1 I renI A is where people ewn part of the Altarnonte Springs wasn't recognIzed by the grou1 He said the problem of a high Coi11 u: ias I I., mu ion ins I ru dc d are iiCCO4 'mting, m use the paved lot t flLi ptata nd kant to di-airi t Veie,-ity of Fir,t Mr. ezccullve, data and Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Fmvra lioflie Administration ater flowing under Neiswcridcr to place Strct nd Park Avenue, The Gifts by Nan: Bob an wI- processing, commercial, and for livestock use or a, plant a the 1-4 bridno below Sanford Stoma CIs% PO M Cushing' gould rem ifl L!ghr % comm r.ert for an rc,'hitecj, personnel, engineering se'S,nty, FlOtj, J?7 had apKed percrop, Weet's Jeweler; may be refle'sj tiy using who *111 be Frank for the homes, which ai'e rnis.,ion to use the park to set up expected to vices, poi'tns of planning and prices Donahoe, San'd Flower Shop; Thb 3ffccts other peüple," diverzicn canals. sIgned to fell icr ap. arts '-WPhon H,mtes b Cmr,,'t evaluate buildings for a court, traffic dcp'irtrnents. and crafts booths to raise B, Edwards, perty proximately 22flflt,, r'4 1,.- ------ Stand In Her Own Defense I4' ______ -______________________________ _________________________________________ -- Ofl iAl,LIiIIASSEE I Al') mean a "clean sweep" for the Nov. , rejeding proportional three to the leader in each of the no prefercn€e, Thomas saal the congressional district vrted, President Ford's Florida former California governor, representation according to 15 congrcssio:,al districts and Ford forces made campaign manager says he has no serious "Tte way it looks to us right each hut under a winner't,ake-all n. fears about wimmer.take.atl now we'll pick up all the mar- vote, candidate's share of the five more split according to the effort when the rule was iuk, a candidate can swe.!p all congressional district votes, adopted to block winrmer-takidelegate selection rule- and bles, because wi' feel we're the delçgates by finishing Under the winner-take-all "We say we can get 66," all delegate selectton. predicts that Ford will sco,'e a inning in every congressional system, the front-running can. Thomas slightly ahead statewide and in said. All candiates who imiajar victory, district," said I.E. "Tomniny" did.ate wins all exceed each district. of the delegates Reagan supporters pushed certain perc'entag's of the vote going to win arid win it big," campaign manager and former (kuhn- congressional district, tending it would boost Oscar Juarez said Monday. his portiorial representation, The 'for instance, Alabama Gov. state Republican clumirinan. There will be 66 Florida dde. chances to beat Fort' in the Democrats However, 1tomnlg Heagan's have Edopted a rule George Wallace won 75 of 81 The state Republican Execu- gatc3 to the 1976 Republican March 9, 1976, presidential pri- awar±ng delegates to candi. Democratic, National Constate campaign chef said the live Board adopted winner- National Convention: 16 to the mary. date' who get more than 15 vention delegates with less than recently adoptet' rules will take-all delegate selection rules statewide winner, 45 in blocs of Juarex said at the time he had per'ent of the state-iide and 42 per cent of the total vote. - IN BRIEF n., WA.S1 II NGTON APi President Ford's 2.3-billlon plan for Iedtral aid to New York City is taking a short-cut through Congress, and backers of the proposal say the)' expect it to win approval, New York Mayor Abraham Beame is scheduled to mect with congressiona' leaders today as the House begins consideration of the plan Ford offered to help the city avo1 default. Congress returned from its Thanksgiving recess on Monday and began ans for dealing with the proposal. - -4-er Wher T'irk Ii._S TueWa,, Dec.. 175-3 Ford Manager Sees State Primary Win [I FLORIDA -_ i4- —'v ____ _________ d - i -f —.---- _a NAT iON Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. man Killed _ Camil Shooting To Be Probed M'm A grand jury ini'.\I.LthASS;;l; t'sligation of the shuoting of former Gainesville Eight tk'fendart Scott Camil by a federal agent will be guided by State Atty. Edward Austin. ('amil, 29, as shot last March 1! as he was being ar rested omi charges cA selling cocain and assaulting two federal oil icers. 1k as Intind innocent b' a federal grand jury in ()c tohl'r an'l trw jury foreman 'd'I the panel 'ieed the - .s . , Shop Capp's Evenings 'Tfl c EXCEPT 5'TURDAYS SAVINGSANDIOANASSOCIA1iON Now Until Christmas OF M1D•FLORIDA "The Spoiler" ( * tJ,1JII /L.—. MEN'S STORE 20SW.FU1STST. C All . ___ -ESJJC FIRST FEDERAL )et.AP'tD OFFICE S ,, id.s 12)11 ,. - r_. i-.,., '.'. • t',c'-j ,' , a ,';; 141 N iS,,'dê,J Ii DEBAPY OFFICE IDELTONA OFFICE UI 4A.ap iIfl p, ft&'v .., - r - •-'•. -._ I0 ,_i.,. OFFICE ,• .... NEW SMYRNA O(ICH OFFiCE ,w e £Ia. . , -:- I ,.3 _ --;-_.-_• �i-- - - -- - -_- - ------ .- _--._ --.: ------_ _____.0 - --- ---- - - - - --- - • - -: '. - --; "' - , • -: -. - -' : -. - '•. ___ - '--; - -: '-:- Evening Herald .;iiN F'k:Nqi Te., ('tc . Ht'st easy, citizens of Sanford, (or you are well protected. We had the distinct privilege of witnessing the ('ity of Sanford L'olice Department at its best the other night. S.\FoU). FL.. .tF;l I 'r &tI-t!99. luesday, Dec. 2. 1975--4A Around .VV>I i I). IX)\'I 1-2, PubI,sh(r U UiCIl.-U[) I .ONG. F.dittir III •L\l I U IF:, niin hI,tir Uc)1U-:Ir C. M:\UkF\. :drtrtisini, I)iret-tor Out a seemingly casual Sundiy evening drive, we were returning home and had just rounded the corner of San! ord Ave.. and 25th Street when we heard the PD. dispatcher relay the word that an armed robbery had Just taken place at the Shop & Go convenience store at 2631 Santord Ave. Just out of curiousity, we whipped the car around and headed east on th when we spotted a Sanford Mice cruiser. blue Iii!hLS whir1in' whnr around the corner at 25th & Sanford. heading west. And just that quick Patrolman Jack F'ulenwlder Jr, had four suspects in ody. For 9 ________ ll'nsc l)livtr %Vetk. it'it .\Itqi, $24fl: I'nths. 114 ): \'i'ar_ 4ti U \la,I In lorti .ttne ,is hon u' l'I IVe't : II !itr ninl \Intti_ Month S1 i): 1. \ttrithc ifl . \.'I _ -f-_____ - - ________ I4o w A1us t I The Clock The F'ederal Bureau of Investigation's systematic, harassment of thotLsands of :\rnerjcafl cit izeu. ineliding civil rights leader Martin Luther King. over the years is sickening. unconscionable and contrary fj the principles that have guided this nation for two centuries. Nothing in our constit'ition or traditions permits lt s to be broken willfully or the FBI to harass citizens engaged in legal activity or even - ''•.• . those who are seeking to overthrow the United States. As FBI director Clarence M. Kelley reminded Americans recently, there were 46 bombings of banks, other businesses and goverrment buildings in the first half of this year - more than the total number last year. ,: ------.'-i.•' . _I.I r .' . a - 4 I . .. -. r - : :'.- .-. . fl - '1 - 1131 . - -. - - -. . -- . - - . - . . - -. ... . I_. -' - - t-'--. _c=_. '! '________________________ ______________ - - I -- _______ :. -- . .- __t... :• - J - necott Copper Co. in Utah was wracked by an explosive detonated in September by the Weather Lnderground. And the Black Panthers may have quieted down but their offspring, the Black Liberation Army, is among the 3COFe i revolutionary groups living in the violent and siversive ubculture tn the United States. .a .. a,. , $ . • •-. - - . - _ ;1=;-, ___________ - --' ________________ like the FBI can counter the subversive effort being directed against our constitutional government, Much already has been accomplished in this regard. W, for example, doubt that the count will have another FBI director se'e for 48 years, also doubt that any future attorney g€nera I will allow the FBI the latitude that it had wider J. is likcl However, the greatest force for rectitude in the FBI may be its loss of public credibility and favor, In the public's mind the age.icy has to prove ielf again, something that it cannot do •vith ary more dirty tricks. '- End •- ()f _II the unusual will and phyaical qualities of the Spanish chief of state, who fought death with the same detennination that he . •I.. .;l__a-&_..'. •, An Era eight decades, His lingering, rnonth-lc.ng terminal ilbesa also serves to remind us that even the Francos of the world are mortals. Their death c1osi one chapter of a nation's book of destiny and another. Thechapter that closed in Spain Nov. 19 will be viewed with mi.ced emotions. Franco was Indeed a dictator who i-Wed his country with an iron hand. He incurred the enmity of his neighboring Western world, which had turned In a different direction, flowever, his Ieadersnip and iron will aL-co prevented Spain from falling prey to a worse dictatc*-ship arid thereby creating a --I- - - I - : z ''ia•• . -,.i'. $I . . ! ' . y. I - $'4( P14. I Z .4 ?' 4 ..% ., -- - 4-4 6i. ,." . . ' .4- - 2?.. • ' -'1..'%1#,#. W#. J1rij. ~-.. .F9,%. r i' - - - ..S(I- . i -- f - .. "-i; 1........ x .;i ..: P - - 4 j--4 '-• i .- .j.*.4,_ 4f#p .' .-..'.&:--- 'i::.;=t - its back on Spain. The Snankh heter t!.at ?rif ith opened most certainly will record more civil liberties in Spain, perhaps even turmoil. In turn, the liberalization undoubtedly will permit Spain to jotn the ranks of free Europe. As for Franco hunsdif, akespeare's words are relevant: "The evil that mn th liv..z alter them, the good oft interrril is orcur- PEKING tAP) - President advIser to the Presiucnt; Ford met for nearly two hours George Bush, the U.S liaison with Chairman Mao Tse-tung officer in I'eking; Underlate this afternoon, s('cretary of State Joseph Sisco' Refugee Camps In Lebanon Ul-:lIW'l', Lebanon Al' i Waves of Israeli jets roared in front the sea t(Ia% to attack I'alestinian refugee cau:ps in northern •irid southern I t'bartun ith bombs and rockets, It '. itS the biggt',t air attack of the year on l,&'hariori and the northernitiost Israeli attack since February 1973. At least t'ight persons were killed and a score WOWUlttl, l'alcstincan offils,ijd A camp schoolhouse, headquarti'rs guerrilla organjzatio, a guerrilla missile armory .incl a residential neighborhood were reported destroyed. Guerrillas From the Syrianback'j Saiqa group opened up ith heat-seeking SAM7 antiaircraft missiles on the (,r't savt' planes but h11 none, i.eiariese government sotlrct's saul The secon( wave blew up Uw missile arwith a direct rocket hit, they rep.-rted. -Bill Clifrie At St L ea - • • • - • I -- -- Eq ua lily •• I: fT1 - L '--' :t - L ie B adIy P rice _____________ _________________ • • _______ - ' to use any - :• . . - - ' •:._' 14 i- _____________ - -. . __ - - . . - -•- -': . •.- - r A . - I ' . ' .:_ •- ..j ( ___________ , - - j ___________ ____________ - . ____ ' ' 1 - - ' ,' ' '- - ' :" '' l . - -- that would be comical if it were not so disastrous. And any comfort that can be found In the belief that sveral presidents of the United States over the past 20 years may not always offset by the shattering realization that thc' could - willingly or unwillingly -b&ve been in such ignorance. Not only that, but if the current President had L' way, au Americans would still b in ignorance of the reprehensibe things done, or attempted, In ther name. To theli- credit, telvision's fictitiuns agents' _______ • - -.': ' I " " . :-.•,,. •''- i - •j _____________ ' I .' • _____________ _________ ___________ - _______ . ____ Ø' • ' - ' Sign of the times, - - Letter anyone, although at the end of more than one episode viewers were left in no doubt that the To The Editor Tax Increase -': a- that one of thmee deaths in which the CIA was the photostat of this bill to Miss Muriel Robbins, involved to some degree, that of Chilean Gen. Co-owner, at 37 Clarenient Street, Albany, New ieriry A. "rnM,llinu"in ii'- 1- Of • I JACK ANDERSON -s4A - I Memories For Mr. And Mrs. America - When Walter Winchell died in 1972, he left threads of mass Interest Intersected: Broadway, 4 a.rn., he would prowl the street,, behind a in his -ar, relations, watched each other collectIon of last gripes and Hollywood, Gangland, G-men, sies, night club tracking the calLs on his special police radio. The kwks ant'. often coLIaboratj or like respectful reminiscenses, These have Just been published "souse-lety" and the emotional fever zones of echo of the siren was as Winchel! in his phrases. Above all, he said, "patty-caked" with one another. by Prentice-Hall, national politics - F'DR, anti-Hltierisrn, antigave daily answers to the big "Winehdll Exclusive," as the book is called, cornmunl:u, (lUe5tf )fl When, in the hfr 1940j and earl,' ' 'Wt's going to happen tomflorf'0w1" ret-ailed for mc of the unforgettable Witl a dot, dot, dot which Fearson Look on tie whole snake pit of Redto separate subjects, he moved his generation much as ours turns on hunn demagog characters of my early muckrakkng years, would lash .nternatlonal cat.aclysms to "What went wrong yesterday" the time came when McCarthy and' his allies ganged up 4.41.,.$I. own at 13. By 19, he was a %Pa&e; wsI lii Mr. aria r.ached 9 out of 10 AmerIcans by radic. and t', threatened to on the Orpheum circuit. He entered Mis. so-and-so were destroy him. "lnfanttcIpatipg." have had 50 million readerr for his daily "newspipering" as an undefatigable ad colwnns. 7)rew called WL'iCbIIJ and asked salesman and collector of 5113w tax Items for an ellvery, yet a voice so artistically honed as to be him to join. the battle while there was still For all the sharpne of his instincts, obscure Tin Pan Alley rag. time. But the abs' instantly to shift into a mellow, one-on-one chell was content to stay Win- headlines (Jut of it all on the surface of Wiiichell were coming from the other side then. th clickety-clack of iron intimacy, events, refur,ed and ran with the McCarthyites wheeis on endless rails, the cme.nIght stands on a To f it his frantic pace,'he coined new worc.s: My mentor, Drer Pearsqn, was Walter until their ztring ran out. thousand Main Street.s, tb tense, terse pace of "dehutramp," 'playbore," "sweiegant," WincheI1' great tIeil for top dogdcsn In the Manhattan and ts gladiators -Winchell got thin "Chicagoriul.' Walter W1nhel1 play&j a port In the And he created an Inge l his bones an instinct for the rhythm, the sense of never tired of playing .- the trash, radio-newspaper whirl, Pearson, though a fierce and remains in the memories, of most of uslives, past shirt.sleeved, competitor (or the expectancy, the titillatlons and gut interests that ugaretteh ooping, hat pushed back, headlip, was comnj,,Itled to 40, And there were Front tw issue behind it. For him, the headline was the issues occasloiwl rnonwnt., as moved Atii"lcji during the second third of this Page newshark, pciding a of world fascism and national rea iskrah key, ji a sirmlth In the unending batu, of racing the clock, when he rose &bove the gossip saw as the good cause against the Pad.what he -,mxient, He carved out for himself a heat at i*ich the ego, and hnn ns a i-acon for "Mr. and the Whc things got dull at the Stork Club around For year arid Mrs the two mnalMairied frkndly Miu!rirsl end !l U 5is, - ra I • , seeing fl '' \ '' ' . • ' .' '. ' " - ' ' I - '1 - '• ,- - . - - 1, -;;_, I ., I ' -- WORK SHOES BOOTS -• 'a a ___ - Pollution UNI'cF;I) NATIONS, N, tAI'i Only massive international efforts can ket p pollution from killing every living thing in the Mediterranean Sea except bacteria and viruses, French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau warns. IF the pollution continues, Cousteau told a news conference at United Nations headquarters Monday, the people of Barcelona, Marseilles, Nice, Genoa, Naples and the rest of the coast of southern Europe might have to move dozens of miles inland. , '1'' -. b'•'.;.I .I,=-.±u:_' - - -, _________ ' ' -'' - .. " -•- • ',. .' - • - - . SHOWN Hood Tractor Co. Appeals Decision Unchanged ALENDAR DEC. 2 DEC. 3-7 DEC. 6 Sanford Tourist and Shuf- Senior Citizen tour to Key West. Barbecue chicken supper, fleboard (.'hib, potluck dinner, 6 leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 (hickory smoked) Upsala A hO i't WASHINGTON (AP) , the banks Is maintained as a park, and we have a polities go, women make up 52 per cent of all sweeping river view from our dining room. Cai voters but only about 3 per cent of all elected I - ,. - t ' ____ _____ ____ - - Cousteau Warns .. Seize • '' en • -'4- ____ _____ Laos old tirades. One more mass meeting, even at $6,000 a bungled kidnaping. the baLance, All credit and praise is due those members of Instead of building In Sanford? the Senate Intelligence Committee who persisted My husband and I came to Florida after mayors, as example. Please note my change of address to New Port On the whole, America's 1 million women in making public the full story - or as full a Hichey wke're my retirement as directors of a new husband and I have purchased England private are less likely to receive higher education, more as could be pieced together -of the CIA's a home, school. Though not wealthy, we have our savings likely to be fired during economic adversity. It "Missions: Dishonorable" in the face of of a life-time to spend. It was my uncle's dream It was our original can't be plan to build on is family gratifying senuous rsisthiice from the White House and to America that while only 1 that our famIly have a retirement home on per cent of Its engineers are female, 90 per cent despite objections from some of their %'1'i tract of land in Sanford. It has been in the family family land near Sanfort We would not since well before 1900. Three years ago the taxes have of its cashiers are, colleagues. hesitated to build it. However, when a cornd on this land were 133.00, which seemed about aearly, beIng a woman continues to be di!As for those senators and Prt1dent munity's finances are conducted In such an Ford an right in that it is agricultural land, long used by 'nrealLsUc manner ficult, and perhaps still because, as novelist any other Americans who, while not condonln as presently in Sanford, a Joseph Conrad has suggested, their task foreign governments we don't like nevertheless getting in for. Imagine rimy astonishment when, three years fear that the exposure of such attempts will ago, the land was increased so incredibly as I wonder how many other couples, charmed by Abzug's male colleagues, as example, have only a sI'rt distance in the appreciation of the beauty of the Lake Marion ares, have pon- wnen as equals. Witness a quate (torn Rep. only ask them this: my ' of the 10 acres $247.90, the total taxes turned away. here-and how-do they propose drawing being $516.46. the line (or decency and morality? Or shoud SC dressed the House thusly about Eve after (he Mrs. George W. Hayes apple: Just sweep it all under the rug and hope It never This past swnmner I appealed this tax Increase. New Port Richey "Then a langlng it seemeti to possess her, happens again' When. I phened our lawyer In Santuid arid asked _____________________________________ We do not live in some television fant.asyland him to represent us at the hearing, For clothing sufficient to dtess her, he urged me where all things ate permissible to those whose not to proceed with it, in And ever since then that my chances of cause is just and where men in high places may success were far too slim to Justify his costs. to the editor are weIcvcned for Its been up to us men publication, All letter, mu..t be siDed, To poy for her dresses -God bless her." routinely "disavow all knowledge." In t.ie real world, evil acts have evil consequences, for Yet granting the need to quiet people like visited Sanford early this month, and found mailing addres, and, if possible, a telephone Carter, the women's movement number so the identity of the wrfter may be nations as well as for invidivuals, no change in the area surrounding my land, as now converified, The Evening 1Icrst4 ''!!ed r:;'.i increasingly the wrong way to do 1;.'ored it perceives it.,eIf to tlit sanctions er countrysidc with orange groves and open fields, in prkt. The Evening Herald aPi. re-yes unreI,resentatlre PersonalIties -it has all worn closes Its eyes to the use of immoral means to Nor is there new housing near by. I was advised the right to edit letters to eliminate achieve what it thinks are good and desirable that the "slump" around Sanhrd was still Un' to thin. Urban radlcal liave wound up reinforcing conform to 'pace requJrem, ends rvns gave risk of ultimately losing its ()Wfl changed, and indeed In the streets and shops I urban radicals, at the expense of the two of three soul. saw iittle going on. women whom George Gallup says still cing to family oriented feminism. tnt' Split dions through sports, American oficlaLs say. hspired by the way 'Ping Pong diplomacy" helped thii U.S.-Ch,na relations four ycais ego, State Deptment officials hd looked favorably on a plan for U.S. major league baseball players to compete against ('uban te.ani next March in Havana, * , ________ .L. __ - Read eci r creasingly preoccupied with such (ormalitle, and thus increasingly out of touch with the everyday American woman, the ladies' movement may be reaching the point 'there It becomes cowiterproducUve. Already It is cir- Here, in lumber and building stores, one has to women who need consideration most, women take a number and wait his turn. Things who haven't the interest or ability to attend. really happening down this way. That women still need consideration Is i wonder whether a sensible tax rate is not unarguable. Figures compiled by the related to this obvious The taxes on our new gro1h and prority. Democratic party Indicate Ut women In the home here are 7.X a labor force continue to earn 13 (or ev thoroughly confused bad guys were about to iThe following is an open letter addressed to knock off each other. G. Troy Ra' Jr,, Sanford Tax Collectori Nocredltatallisduetheceiltral!ntelljgence Agency for the fact that numerous plots against Enclosed herewith is my check for of the .....i •p' that a lot of women can travel to Miami or someplace to complain about economic repression." Cheers for the objectors, but their reasoning may be off target. The cost of a women's convention is of secondary Concern; what matters : - ____________ WAShII:(;ToN cAPt - Se retsr'- ('u n -z_ • __________ :-' " -. Kissinar Vetoes Cuba Plan :": ' te r • anti -$ ..... -, Tag the ____________________________________ Partners Communist China received the Philip habib; Winston Lord, dilater, the brief American commu- American detente would be one country which most zek'msIy president his wife, Betty'; their rector of the State Depirtrnent The meeting had teen ex- nique. of the ubJ'ts and "I preaches peace but is the most 18-year-old daughter, Susan, lx)licy planning staFf; and Rich- pectcd since about noon, when think he'll explain the Amen , dangerous source of war. a;,tl seven U.S. officiaLs at his ard Solomon, 'i member of the Susan The announcement said Ki Ford was called back singer can position forcefully and fully borne near the Forbidden City National Security C;uncil, "Rhetoric about detente cananti Foreign Minister from a trip to the Ming Tomnbo, and frankly." lfl downtown Peking. not cover up the stark reality of Chiao Kuan.hua would continv After introductions, hand- 12 miles outside Peking. Teng, in his toast at the state the growing inger of war," The White House said the shakes and some small talk, The President met (or two the discussion. banquet Monday night Nessen observed that Teng's Fords were accompanied by Mrs. Ford and Susan left, ac- hours during the morning with The President was unsmiling following Ford's arrival, voiced words were milder than the crctary of State Henry A. comnpanied by Sisco, Habib and China'a Kissinger; l4t. (;. Brent Solomon. Kissinger, Bush, Premier acting premier, Vice and appeared preoccupied as once again his government's toast given by the Chinese ForTeng hisIa-png, and he left the Great Hall of the (ear that because of the detente eign minister when Kissinger Scowcroft, the national security Scowcruf I and Lord remained the White House reported "a People after the meeting. policy, the Soviet Union no visited Peking in October, He addcc that they were much milder than what appears in the J__.._i r-rdaily Chirie.e press. ... iii Ford, in his reply to Teng's L__J___,, toast, said the United States and China have a "mutual ini 'r (crest in that the worlrt is I ________ I or presure." In But he reminded his I ,L_ : VIENTIAUE, Laos (AP) - _____ that "each of us will of course \ ____ BEILEN, The Netherlands determine our po!icles and Communist Pathet Lao Is (APi -At least two armaed men methods according to our di!. prepIng to abolish the Lao-. ._i7 "F''' bday seized a local train with fening positions in the world and (Ian monarchy, announce the -. , " : -'-'I m.s d$AJd U, ul- uur perceptions of our re( tie 13'nwnth-oid coaim- -. 1 ' lached dynamite to the outside spective national interests." tion government and shelve and demanded that they be Mrs. Ford spent the morning PrInce Souvanna Phouma after flown to an unknown destina- resting. She and the President 13 years as premier, informed ton, police said, sources said were to attend a performance of A police spokesman said the a revolutionary ballet toright. • The sources saId 68-year 'Id gunmen also made other dcl. King Savang Vathana had deNessen said the Presldeiit is ..- .. mands 'a -• and had set an ultima- spending two hours a day on clded to abdicate following return, but he declined to give domestic business but has not Irts that the Pathet Lao was -. .. iui U He said the hi. ye begun working on the budgdetermIned to abolish the mon. \ tackers have released two et. archy and out all people, in''andachildsinceseIziiig eluding members of the royal the t I. fmilv, to work •. - in the fie1c. Thehijackerswerethouvhttn -.-----------4' AND be South Moluccan cxm of the royal family, including VALUES 're demanding independtI)1! klr.g's youngest son, Prince To 1121) ence from 'nesis for the . I Soriyawong, have fled to ThairSAvE Sb Molucca Islands In Southeast Land, en route to France, -'4. Asia, police said Arm y-Nay Diplomatic reports eJd Son' ' %'anita Phowna, a cousin of The train was halted at BeiSurplus ),.., _____ king, was planning to resign len, 90 mIles from Amsterdam, 3)0 SANFORD AVE. and go to France. The 74-yearand surrounded by police. The _____________ old prince, a neutralist whose gunmen were reported in the Small Tractor, Small Price half-brotherLsthetjtuL leader frontcoachof 123 trainwitii the .4____ ______ 4 -. ____ of the Pathet Lao, has been virhostages. Police said they . :3: i' ______ , ç (willy powerless since the Cornblocked off the windows with munist, took control of the gov-) ..: newSpapers. ': 4 ernment last spring. a In April, Dutch authorities Western sources said the king SPINNING WHEEL, Amy Cain, left, and Victoria was in Loang Prabang, the to)' Angry, show their skill at spinning arrested 10 South Moluccans and rhunng, during Altamonte Elementary School Pioneer Day, Who admitted plotting to kidnap al capital 135 mIles north of CHURN iflerald Photo by FJda Nichols) Queen Juliana of the Nether. Vientiane. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ lands. mm w Tr.4i Otii4.. Fli. 11E4 411 Maiw*ta Av 1.,s, FIa. 31111 -• ()js Hi )\li. .\i't Hritain anil iL tight Cuiiiiun 1arkit Iurtnerswerestsllthivjdedona number of issues todayns their iwo-day summit meeting went into its final sessions. lime Minister Harold Vilson was insisting on a s&parate seat for Britain at the Paris conference on energy and raw materials scheduled to open Dec. 16. mc other iiemnbers of the Eurpan Etugiui,ije Community France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands, I ixembourg, Ireland and Denmark - want a single delegation to represent the entire group. Officials in Washington said the British demand could upset plart for the conference, which will launch lengthy negotiations to work out new international trade Irrant'riients. delay It :,,til January or February, BUa Abzug, chunky, cneeky tew YorK congresswoman, has asked ,the House of Iepresentatives to authorIze 110 mIllion so that America's majority sex may hold a Natlonill Women's Conference next year. The convention is needed, she says, "to recognize the conibutIons of women to the development of our country," and, tnedcntally "to establish a committee which will provide (or the etnvening of a second National L' i'ercnce in lS" Fortunately, loud 1n.ct1ons are developing, nvtIv ri"cernjng tht "03' o' the Abzug inai suggestion, Nou v,iuguuuons ot women hs .ten their .,y to make home budgets !tretch . widening waste of congression spending, nwnerous lawmakers consider the bill frivolous. Says one: "Assuming a ccnvention Lasts four day3,ateighthow3aday,whatAbzugisasng j_ f ______ - II Mas Hiah J_TH In the old "Missjon: impossible" television ;L _____ series, the recorded voice that gave the chief of Z.' ______________________ me team of secret agents his assignment of the C' .,.:f ____ ______ 'cek always concluded with the warning that, __________ s."ould he or any of his people be captured or ______ killed, "the secretar)' will disavow all knowledge," Of course. Why tip off the bad guys that the -; good guys v.ere prepared and all Y,.' : i ______________ ______________ IngCnIOUS,I1i1IegaIOrImmOr,meatOW, I _____ L ________ ____ the forces of evil wherever found - from ."------breaking and entering to elaborate electronic . ••.• [" , ............. . I [ -• J ) [ altering drugs? Fortunately, such was the skill and sbtL.: _______________ _______________ 's_i " ____________ L second timing of the Mission Impssible te ui J -. -. ii.& ' that the secretary, whoever he was, was never i ,k-,,,, '1 i placedizItheemharrass1ngsjtuationo(ha.Igt0 I "disavow all knowledge," : Unfoitunzite!y, if life has a way of Imitating art, in the case of certain of America's real-life L. Britain, Mart _•: _ I_ Americans -- - for Ford's talk with Mao, ?onstructive exchange of views The topics discussed by Fora lcnger considers th United A U.S. spokesman said the onaw1ierangeo(in(entional and Teng were not announced. States a deterrent to its vit lasted an hour and 55 issues," But White Hoase spokesman territorial ambitions. cites. "Both sides found the dis- Ron Nessen scid before the The Chinese leader referred ' of '' that it is waging war on the United States, takes credit für the 14 bombings in California. The Continental Revolutionar.' Army says it bombed liii' r\iiwric;in Cancer Society Is currently Tuesday, Dec. 7,i.'i-SA Ford With Mao For Nearly Two Hours of .. '' With groups of 35or more employes, every effort is made to have a physician present to answer questions after the program. My company or buness that wtshes to be a part of this educational program i urged to contact the American Cancer Society, Seminole County Unit, 202 Oak Ave., Sanford. The telephone number is 322-0849. We think this type of program is invaluable and every finn ought to take advantage of same. TOM TIEDE established by the current investigation of the - ii DON OAKLEY to fight criminal activity. The FBI used poor judgment in many of counterrevojtitionary efforts, a fact indelibly duties. The task won't he easy because of the emotions that already have been aroused by Sen. Frank Church's group emotions which are undoubted being scientifically exploited by the re revolutionaries in the United States, The F[I erred, but it was not on a wild goose Iki - - Senate Intelligence Committee. Now the problem before the committee, the Congress and the .American people is how to prevent the FBI from repeating the illegal habits of the past without hamstringing the law Pnfnrernent instthftion the extent that it cannot perform its legitimate Evening Herald,_Sanlord,FI. In a letter from John M. Carli, we are told that jogramns are conducted by American Cancer Society volunteers and are at no cost to the company or its employes. Dates and times are flexible with pregrams being arranged t the company's con venInce. - flefore you could bat an eyelash, Fulenwider had plent' of company as other members of Sanford's finest converged on the scene, along with a S&'nnnole ount' Deputy Sh?rif( and a couple of (lott't'tLV$.'S. Prove Itself the businesses in the Seminole County ara and wou'd 11¼c to include every company In thcsc programs. conducting cancer education programs (or employes of suspects -------------------- -- FBI The suspects were taken back to the scene of the crime where Shop & Go clerk Jack Moore told us that he felt sure the suspects were the same individuals who had, just moments before, held a gun on hin and threatened is life if he dJn't hand over the sl"we receipts. The arrests might not have set a record (or speed, but we'll guarantee one and all that we've never seen any thin were made with more dispatch. The elapsed time between the actual robbery and the arrest f the couldn't have been more than two minutes and that's fast, brother. We commend the Sanford Police Department and its personnel (or the manner In which the entire operation was carried out. It's comforting to know that one can rest easy, 24 with the asst'rance that there dedicated people cruising around looking out for our interests, Keep up the good wcrk, men, and know that there are plenty of us who appreciate your efforts, 'clubhouse. - Th hitama . - 1"'Poinsettias 111 Ca Se DecI i r ed I IN FULL MULTI.BLOOM 10 sonnel free to refuse to p.-uvide court -t aside a ruling that ' 2.88 make busing a last resort in 8:30 a.m. Visit Vizcaya, John cational Building, corner Pannykamnp State Park, Upsala and Country Club v chance to decide whether a priAt Lssue'in the Texas case is mni'iimum sentences for sale In a case involving Texas ately operated hospital which the question of whether a publianti possession for sale of marl- Gulf Coast longshoremen, tue j Trees! bership meeting, 7:30 p.m. Safari. Call Doris Rogers or to Uttle Red School House, Room 222, Busch Scienc may refuse a woman's request erated hospital Is so involved Mary McPherson at Sanford br Annual Policeman's Ilall, The court sent back to the sion that segregated union IaBuilding, Rollins College, information. for an abortion, with government that its ref usU.S. Circuit Court In Cincinnati cals Inust be merged if they are LAKE MARY p.m. to I a.m., at Sanford Civic Winter Park, Slide presen- DEC. 4 With two Justice.s dissenting, alto provide abortions Center is tanfor reconsideration the lower sponsored shown to have nourished racial 4 4 tatiort, "How Things Work," by Sanford thecourtdeclinionMondayto tamount to governmental court's 2 to 1 Action Center Cat Club, 8 Police Benevolent Assn. decision that the discrimination in hiring. Music c'onsidler a challenge to a no- denial of a woman's righL. Florida Nt.rses Association. p.m., Royal Arms Clubhouse, by Joe Dorlo Orchestra. Open to sentences constituted cruel and abortion rule at Orange MeThe Oraige hospital was built unusual punishment. off SR 436 on Orange Drive, public. District 37, will meet mnorialHospitalinorange,Tex bythecountygovernmentbutis Seminole County Health Altamonte Springs. DEC. 7 'The Justices ordered the low. Center, French Avenue, SanThe decision left undisturbed leased to a private corporation Florida Herpetological er court to take into account I'EC. 46 ford, at 4 ,m a ruling by the 5th U.S. Circuit for 11 per year. The suit was SocIety meeting, 2 p.m., new state lej,lslation, which Bazaar and food and plant Room filed by Dr. John C, Greco, a Court of Appeals in New J60, DEC. 34 Engineering was refused went into effect Nov. 21, reduc. 4M: physician who sale, First Christian Church, Building. Dr. Peter C.H. leans that the hospital is private Act Three presents musical, l 6OlSanfordAve,,9:30a.m. perform abor. ing the maximum penalties to perTnisslon to f" 'P4' I ""I""-" - "i,' 105 PrItchard of Oviedo, vice because It is operated by a "1776", 8 p.m., Altamonte p.m. 15 years. The new law app!ies tons at the hospital. for a Sdence and nonprofit corporation, even president Springs Chic Center. .1, courtihasbecked retroactivelytopersonsser%jng '- I though it was . a!ti Research at the Florida sentences under the DFC. previous built atcourt public cx-. to review a decision that a 1 DEC. 3 .'::'" give penst'. The circuit held Audubon Society, will NAP.FE luriheon meeting, Illustrated municipal hospital must law tltamonte Springs woman's / on "br- that the Texas hospital may lecture Club Christmas meeting, 10 Capni heslarant, Sanford. provide abortion services. St. In another case, the prohibit abortions h',ecause court let 1 1,. 4_')._(of the World," officials seek to overturn stand a federal court order a.mn., Alt.amnonte Spningi Civic Special speaker. not governmentally operated. Louis a lower Pancake Breakfast, 930 toll Center. court decision that calling fora system-wide school a.m., sponsored by Men's Club DEC. The Supreme Court ruled In struck down the abortion policy desegregation plan In Dayton, Sanford Optimist Club youth St. Augustine Church i\ntique at Nativity Church, Lake Mary. 1973 that the government may of city hospitals. There is no in- Ohio. I A' fund Christmas tree sale, 10 Show and Sale. Seminole Turf NI I d- F lo rid a Sing leg not prohibit abortions during (lication when the justices will Dayton officials say the plan a.m. to 10 p.m., ZayTe Plaza. (lith clubhouse, (4asselberr.', Ae-..' 2 p.iii., hacienda the 1ir.t six ittontlis of preg- decide whether to hear that will require busing. They ar'\ noon to 9 p.m. Friday; 10 am. Village Mobile Home Park's nancy. The ruling left private case. 1 77 S gued that lower courts did not Orlando Chapter, Zero Live Christmas 322-2799 __________ - '?i - ' '--". )If ? e 1L .' 4(...) -' J,jI'l • 1 ' '' -. • School Advisory Committee, at tI P.m. Sunday. Snacks wishing to attend Refresh7:30p.m. in the school's library, available. ments. ________________________________ DEC.8 Circuit Court Judge Dominick Saul will talk Ofl "Creative Aggressiun," at meeting of Mental Health 'on$atinn of Seminole MI.SSMARYDUSYNSKJ Carver's Barber Shop in County, 8 p.m.. St. Marks He was a member of FIrst Presbyterian Church, 102 Palm Miss Mary Veronica Baptist Church of Sanford. Dr., Altamunte Dusynskl,80,o(Town and Lake Survivors include his WI(C Springs Open to the public, Apartments, Sanford, died Mrs. Mary Stine, Sanford; Springs. Monday at Seminole Memorial three daughters, Mrs. Berniece Hospital. Born In New York Sabatino, Deltona; Mrs. Mary City, she crane to Sanford six Frances Eddy, Miami; Mrs. rears ago (rom New York. Agnes McVey, Westminster, She was a member of All Cal.; son, Albert I). Stine, Monday's high 80. Overnight Souls Catholic Church. Jersey City, N.J.; eight lo 58. AREA DEATHS - - VVEATHER iie in a iia C 1 I, ' ' .- - ro I I I n g F Id d I e r Coo IS St Fears ' Announcing a brand new book by The Associat6d Press that gries the whole dramatic sweep of 1776. the founding year Daily Life Bait/es George llI.Man and King fter Ship Blast S FORT LAUDERDAlE (AP) section of the dining room were first report of the fire, there Noting the anhietv of damaged by the fire, was an expkion. You could his felkw pasngcrs alter a None of the 1,333 passengers kel it, but it didn't shake fire and explosion aboard the and crew were injured, but ship or the bridge. You j luxury liner Falrwlnd, Marty many passengers suffered loss sensed that something had hapKing raced to his smoky cabin or damage to their luggage. pened." and retreied his violin. I4agomarsini credited the The fire was put out by the The gray•hnired volIni!t equipvessel's automatic safety automatic equipment From Las Vegas then strode up thip's I. 11 _a.4,-at::; 1 - 4. - • • Founding oe5 • Independence Won • Independence Almost ton - Here in one oversized volume is the story of / ; America's momentous year Huncjle(Js of pictures 100 000 words of me't Suspense Surprises Htr', told for today, -'.'d from in -Iin'. Li'- - t ' -, . -- -- --t• iiT -- 'Let e pu//i' /,'1I.s s"ay. YQL'rO not stable. I'm no, stdble. Why should we GOVERNMENT to b fabI?" "- '"--"-' - ._ Mrs. Viola Krajewski, Sanford. j,'randchildren; two sisters, through Wednesday. Highs In passengers for preventing a port under reduced 'Thre'll be a hot time in ,_.a ,-'.a;,. a'. ,'a .. I. .....-.i ,i_ I. £WIIn. us a iraedy. anu use mm to upper iiia. Lows in osU town tonight." The passengers were moUlhalf-brother, Glen Stine, the lower charge of arrangements, . Winds around 10 w members began clappa'j J got a report of a (ire in tied with a bnf(et and free Ii. the Chicago. mph becoming northeasterly by ing and the fellow passengers W. B. butler room Friday quor, afternoon cigars and cigarettes, lirisson Funeral Home is In Wednesday. were soon joining In (of a sing. when the ship was in sight of the dio-telephone calls and promisEXTENDEDFORECAST along, W. D. tine, of 1111 s. charge. mountains of Cuba," said the Fair to partly cloud; with The concert came alter the Italian-born captain wtio v.-r,L esolafuturec'ruiseat half fare. Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died ___________ seasonable temperatures. shipwascnippledFridaybythe this morning. Born in Missouri, sea as a deckboy when he With the air conditioning thighs ranging from the upper fire and explosion in the boiler he caine to Sanford in 1939 from was 17. knocked out, most passengers 603 north to the upper room. The vessel, operated by O iedo He was retired from slept on deck chairs or STlNE,W.D.-Furraiecv,cj, 70s south Lows mainly in the Sitnmar Cruises, was about 20 -v _ "1 Immediately invoked all sprawled en sefas in the Ship's I W 0 Sine f Ill) S 40s north SOs central and 6Os miles off the northern coast of safety precautions and we shut Parpeiiu Ave, Santo,d, who fire lounges. extreme, Cuba at the time and was en down the boilers," he said. "I ded "-sd'i. wsii be heic, a m, Wednesday, at FirI Daytona Beach tides: high route to Port Everglades. ordered the muster alann ((or tIapl,st Ch'irch of Sinford wi:ri 7:39a.m.,8p.m.; low 1:02 a.m,1 It docked Monday, two days passengers to go to their lifei' -1-1(} 2 1• Cumato oItcatn 1: p.m. Pt*t Canaveral; high late. flurial n Oviedo Censetiry, boat staU3ns) sounded and cv_____________________________ 7:26 a.m.,7:32 p.r-i..; !o ! am,, lirisSon Funeral HOme ______________ Capt. Augusto Lagomarsini erything proceeded normally. ________________ 1:33 p in. DISCOVER AMER!CA said '.n,at 34 empty cabins nnd t "About 15 minuo-c 1fer ("p., .. - a Told in lournal form, it s a tZ)4k ?II !m.e ., t.,,,..: the scenes iusi as it h32pêflCd Only $795 Order now and get a free color map of the Colonial era it s the neRt best thsnq to havim; been there power. - ' . .. - ' V ___________ - -. 1 I '76 J Evening Herald BOX G-22, leaneck N J 07666 Funeral Notice extreme Enclosed _ I - I PIe It cn rr CO,rs of '76 at SI 95 e,icr -- _________________________ ____ _______ NAME ____ I _______ ------ -. ADDHESs / _____ ____ CITY.__ I STATE_..,...ZIP 411 '- :1.- �________ - -' -: • . -- i ' 4' ; C': ., " S • - T I _____ _______ - - -- - - _____ ____ ___ - -.-----.---- - - * -.- __________________ _______________________________________ ____________________ _____________________________________ ___________________ ____________ : " $ - .1. 'i'' -•'-- ___________ ____________ -- - - '- - - --,w .-,-----=----,--- ,-. rir _____________________ w1 1 - - ____________________________-i WOME ____ Joy Of Stitching _____________ Blind Black Beauty's Not I FLS. S ___________________ ___________________ • parie,dhg aftcra CI I S — C D i o r I\ e o n g Or -- er Is a - - MaryBe1(ordjnsaddIe one would think he was Just another good loong black Yes, I'm hunn. I make I always tell workshop nskes when I embroider. studen who are so surprised Eer) one does that Elsa Williams makes When I lectue at worksjmo niitakes about th aupupIalwayssee tulip :none of m t,tflt4iin h rM.'l1, The iuotht'rlv pruIt txplotJed. %% t'ri tie' tas youi, I just krww he as going to be •U V OIhI tell t tk,t louk he tIaCV 0 • surpas.s 5.000 career rushing yards. I)uman. i tkknsivt• lwk, iflUv the Buckeyes' trt'lin squad th l ftt'stiiii;i Anti th'ec close to the By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN roundup or simpb' ca tering across the Florida es r - . DEAR ABBY: You asked _____ _________ _________ _____ "' _____ -- ______ ,. .d',",'.1 "-, & D ear wieed a weddir at which the minister asked, "If there be anyone present who knows any Just cause why this couple shall not 1afuIly be joined tog!the", let him speak now or forever hold his peace," and someone ____ 'Ihe firtii coiiIidence of lus gait doesn't betray his 3ret, and only the - I I rstttit.r Sons, Ithynnrnd and t)uncan, on te top-ranked Ohio Sta'e squad. I vt' also ttreaiiitsl one of iiiv other -. I don't know If is coaches and teammates marvel over Griffin's team heSS That het accented ther U '.kt e.' ic€. IIowlhnching verdict over Michigan Wxy I layes, Ohio State's te;npestuou roach for ; quarter of a ntury, fs hailed (,riFf In as his fr)O5 I ltjiib Ohio laborer of t'olleg I o(fl' treasurtl award Abb Archie. I really lwheve they rlLchug yarls. iiiost llbvti,iiie a Skeptk, k'cau of (rilfin's sthture, are not so optimistic. Jts riot the size of Ow I in tIn' fight," oed Arehie. "li's . lCaiiioncI, the sophomore defensive star of the victory .st Michigan, will switch to tailkick in 1971i as the heir -...--- I -J - no hardship In fact, it's _________________________ -V strong %oice said, 'I DO' ' "I'd gla(Jly give up all those gnes fur the Michigan vicry. One thing we never he had in my four years Evrninq Hera, Sanford, Fl. -- Tuesdry, Dec., 1975)8 And he will get a chanc at that itionaI championship Jan. 1, a goal hith ms within reach if the Butke)es ran defeat U('M ,___d' -- -._-_- .- -- - , _______________________ - .- - _________ when)ouwerea beginnecwon' Don t get uptight about an %) special place in her ________________ and work there for a while for a day or two and don't go Examine the questionable back to sour 'problem child" section see4al times 'd make until >ou re really eager to ouccntthuefeeI that it reminding myself - that _______ riponertofwnrk make >ou humble, keep you into your work, And don't get discouraged No matter Dear Elsa, can I use an)ThIng other masking tape to bind the edges _________ ' = _____________________________ horse's pas ure on the - - _____ - - where Mar) a I her M wife asked the' wife of the Absolutely McNulty By Family sometimes ran out of Nork ¶0 rIdIcu1oti r'.r' Qmd fashioned do, but their boss doesn I What d )( think' permit them to manicure their FMRAR9ASSED They ask ________________ - - . - - for lIar(ird if hi' ()[)ts for (ambri Mass But (h)fl I (lust off the troph hels 'oahes Not 't t -___ whii didn't >ou' - I ____ •,, __••• _____ _W" 1 ---1 ____ WI _____ night, doIng Saint I,n Collet' jurlor Ity 77O home rr> m ou a for the national title. Thid and Piul J' I t1n initi tin (irIt?nrl oilwnts M Null> ou see lB year olJ aura is the No I I)lder on Trinity s teams team ___ _____ -- t''tH1 Ifl \liim, Patil ran first in an tAU Junior 'i I _______________ _______________ I auI an eighth grader and on h 13, is ihead of "looking'bu.sy. department that she couldn't Thatsnotlikeyou,Abby,ap4 remember her OWN address it's not honest Now she keeps the number There are al"vays extra the fire department and her things to do around an c'flcc tiwn a&iress near every pione You should have advised the It is also ',ital for babysitters - --_-__ DEAABflY our wishes What should we er> paragon of honesty, Afriendiold me tiia him calm." can' as edges with tape, it rehearsing that "I do" for "t'— "Jenny stays wl him justlikeascejnte>i dog,' Mary explain d "She kt.eps him au a> from fences ani anyiun4 could harm hhr i even ___ - confused anyone e..w tried iding him,' se expAain - -- ii evening, my wife pulled out her I ______ - ard5,sndpIunItsna Archie's parcn kive seen the Moot.9, l82•1wid tailkickplav all isit the UCLA gune thsseason. - some that don t please )OU desire." ___________ J - S a e0 ByJEN PAt Women's Fdltor -. ' rc r i e s 1\ o ni ro ii ci (:) Seco iici I-I e i sri a ii - i . Twe3d,y, Dec. 2,97 IA—Evening Herald, Sanlord,Fl. I -_____________________ -- '-' oto, Veraon Johuson comes do with a rebound while Bob Bampton In> s up two of his te4w high 16 points Ht raid Phflt es e onareh ____ ____________ ( -r----- • i I I A I • • -1 ______________ ________ ______ 3 -- black, ten >e.ar-old gelding According to the %eteririan,ssysMary,ft was the gelding operation ToroenJosspeca1loed which caused U he's MH Dear MRS, There are se%eral W5)3 edgesofneediepornt — the secretaries Insisted that yours? Fo, a persoaJ reply write to there was absolutely no work ABBY ox ,No 10O LA Calif forthemfnd: iyoumakea , - - _ ____________ " the ne ,f Nellie Fox s death as a shocker tonidny of his fans The chokup hitter ho must have sait if ice bunt' J a zillion times for the (hiago \hite Sox their go-go years, died ntandIngfromtagy BelIord(IIerJdphb BIIIVhi ntJr) ce '1776' SI - - I _________________ _________ B)KELLYURRIE andcorctingour,tae we committed a lot of tur- hermit Moore, who led Il ____________ time Often, in tix course of stitch the edges or bind with a Creative An re ___________ ________ Circuit Court Judge him fie >ears ago the et y • S • • IS orica1 knwn season in Sarasota aiid met him later in the ultimate challenge It becomes - layer I ' _______ _____ - being too nice judge is a disciple of ____ os ,, ion, u,j detractafrom the holiday solrit Part of the season's festivities is going to the stores and DOMINICh SALFI Judge SaUl has al.co con- with emotional huhoring a dog in his locker it as more mutt - - _____ - n03 i'o i cagorv5 nb the ungeiie a g® warm flan bur will dotri k attendant !efoi t' leaving Ilelinsk' — _____________ _________ curl u In Salz lure as >ou IYOVII'LI CAN Litti Of Thi - - make terrific tenni: A bake bazaar and white home-made pickles, hand. elephants iS' ill t held it U' (T&rhttd i'c'ms a new cn'. ____________ Library, Maithnd Ave in ur frem 10 arno5 pm Volun- 1ed i - Of That UAfl1 in out at the ong price don't - C -- ________ r ras reilei &liiiiaaiui ____ - coach and athletic director Joe Mills And the level of basketball is not bad I'd Spors committee tneinbyrs, branching out Blazers lead In poiIIarity and buttons down the side What sportaperson should be con BUIflg wearing apparvi L arc cirucj','e ' fhiniilt It requires knowing ta>eruig look (jiC!n the' new about a ski sweater from sldcred---a new racket bills 1 one alonc or [kmuLtre' These ',dr) [ruin gull hat, sais, an widerwater ng wear it Finda lenith that sulLs and speclflcsize. But If you are pieec to it - hrt. vest, skirt blend with !v*ri , as "the" look, If it rr akes yu l&i dwdy or 7 SHIRLEY IAILLET Sweaters, especially big, coiiye4 f >ou There 312 Seiiiiriole S J.arnes and inviting the entire ton Of S'intw'd liii s fi ('C I think can 'et eo Ic out ' S 11(1 Jjik i,jj1i, e:UinI C tiiiei.tuI in toe iunuue. • decide on a price and proceed jackots including some In price Iragrancedo'tckianged to and Crisu hac outhndmng Call Atta frommohafr,otsomcas 4 834 9212 SHIRLEYMII LET ret >our makp, bkt >our iIetion and pde ran'e are T a wrapped one from Joh'j and tie, call aid pialds toe Then appi fresh Jackets are tery Important Richard K1tt for Wililam Yvea St Lattt aj - - - tst&.umij - - - j pi hILDA RICHMOu. ____ 43167 ___ - - - - - ______ = — _ -- - ___ - - - ;- -- -- --- -=-- - 9 lh e0 cn( I itt d Prt cc game, and we' e been prac- r'iI South tori I)u' \ilin - - Other high scorers were four flour revueries and Uii "We tried tos'lck toour game Jameson, wt scored 12 and 10 ThankJvingandworkingId orep team And although o1Bca>e b at let 13 points thsca>ne Arthur Collins lead throughout the second half to the 2 Bobcats with 20 points (eorge Va.thlngton, 1710 e,silt cin t ti i nobezits 71-19 n Saint - V - was p.icttl b> ittemp nine tho i a m .*', Faber made si of the Raiders turncd f ' PlI handling ws a zore pc for Seminole, which fumbled secen bad passes against hi Raider& • years to materialize ich scored(or Saint lA, the TheMona,51tye ahead 34lR at halftime Florida teamc ,ncnlced ip .. threat quarterback on the ________ with 12 2otogobutcouljgetno Florida Statu and Fast Ten ' mnoie Noe300è McDonsua team, has on toe oldest in- $ . 4; Ie i.i&C _____ £k tht 4oth SarntL,ojv t1imists member Don Ratbil greets Seminoles aers of the ii ?2—$o Team ouis S ni Iro I? - _ (' 1 G AP taurei Hit! In Class A is -- ' 4 It is also fX)SSibIe that the eommitl - 2 could atch lot dunmincements en the near future l9•24 at Sanford Memorial Stadiuni with PCi 2 S.. tte Other division lead,rs were a in tc after Paimmi Beach ortli Shore and Like lIJl il1 b JOslfl" to stardouts irom • - f 'hilt' s 'Lli s \ndv oltonand'Ionv Harper 1ire pldnnlng moves by their families to Georgia and North Carolina, respectively. the 'Iorida Sports Writers UI -- 4 Northeast aro Ut> sonille Ribeult, Jacksonville most sdiools. Edgewater, Vero Beae.h Tampa _____________________________________ - -- " - Lake Weir 6. Jack5onvllle Bis)op Kenny mass AA as Aquinas ustine, Lakeland, Fort Myers, -- 1 Laurel lull 4 MelbourneCentrai Catholic 6 St Augustine st Jotph 6. Hawthorne 8. Ponci' tie lA-e 8 Ocala Vangusrd -- Palmetto V - - V V -I _______________ talk' hi ('hructian Joe, lasper-Hamilton County, sonille University Christian __________ - - -- - - - Ferparidina Beach. i West Palni Beach North 1dB b }otiipano Beaco I)tstric5 opponent, ranks third -- has5ee Leon. A chanipion among the torated _____ - .- Hampton was perfect from SznaJ Ccnter, a $&-inilhon on- Used i-i 31 poInts and John - Plan is br si sici to iun fzoui 9 - -- founded 10 >ears ago Dmg McDonald grdbbing eight, white Stag rHead. Prices For a late afternoon pickup, $8 to $1. For tweedy, casual A Thei the first s1uad came in ye and the Iain, that Is - experiment look at the sUer'sect1on rtmas showing and Litti b1iskctb1ijl games asthesubject at hand Tuesday Skiers would be thrilled _____ lead Saint Io was trounced b> (st1t0 victor> holding a 42 halftime lead George Washington I 13 i o do I no ouUlt Head )ou like the Christmas at- eanipic, iriake purple. Blue OIfl oke up Fox arid F O\ and the (log began an meaningful i I id5i'( • I un1i1 • iilC A sros )ro,.,c i u u1iionsatp %%diCll cheer - --- ue _______________________________________________ oir Manatee last weend in a got hi' valuables out of the safe lie was "taking off - For the sports enthusta on Vnrt be1r a with gaily wrappei present eauty sips n eyebrow brush, reserve an color in e)eshadow try M>ers invades ue We ye been watching game action, excep' fr John Zeuli, Robe s gowns from Royal aa ios Rnf1n are - aJ of us) can be tamed and its problema of young people in last minute purchases so the eneres used for the good of the society and attended can bustie with the rest of the concepts aid techniquea of ____- Seminole out rebounded the PY Lingerie should be reserved are $2.50 ni Christmas shopping Man catalogs that start ai1ng in the fall relauonsps with the people nwies, cnun, friends aid co-workers Although both eam.c were In There are however logical ________ adopting potie, acceptable If we don't learn how to deal wa>s deag with aggreon Saul, it can dnce us all e anger, anxiety and fniztt1cn of ll wire service reporter strolled into the tend ____ easil> downed the isiting Saint he won an earlier same sa"rifictng anything,' Sterling ___ there are less extravagant o'cloek - The bcconcptu(Crtye U S ica - BYJILLIESLIESENFT eative Aggression As well as ', Altaxnonte Springs Now she keeps Toro for ____ Mark s Presbyterian Churcth, on Bach's teachings at _____ ______ adding that at first the ______ _____ - - -- - - - - -V.-. - -- - - - �C... 2 B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuecdv, -g,. Ues : (o Earl Morr1sII I (hd tiat ' I— lie cane oil the bench :- phins to 'ictory over ew Eng. lard '- f i . . . - -- -- . :-;z..!; -- (. .----s-s . L . - ., - .--s . 11 a C] I %IV I 11 11 e r 46 ic€leIIand, Willis (1915- going on to greater honors at Morr,JI ended up with 14 held in check until a l5-)ard Mike (1950) and _____ lbs leadership nd at,ilit thtrd.strmgcr at quarterback I' rank, as one of four sets of their I • by the Associated Press. Texas A&M, II • --.- the Mortal), warned, "They will By Till ASMX IAIF n i'n is "' ago and i1l flIed U( L.A th Orange da)s 5tj)1! Votes and 1,144 of a Miami led 14-0 at halftime on i ie t Oui numeral, noticeably than Ie did in GridSe ' ilhI1t' remaining with a 20-10 i*'rth in the Fiesta Bow) b' Ohto is Uk 1q75 r ul1sr triumph (hi i 1ei a id ft h idini' Arizona 4 21 Season diampion of college cciv ti ' ' ', ii t hce votes Idle Su "ir Bowl bound p foOtball intl 1 038 points eck the State c lmiLx d from 10th receRci the last seck a nationwide Associacd Press asii earned 61 ioints. , a tx yard Morrall to Bulaich Texas A&\1 Oklahoma 4ind ftlloing the hoI games to the Patriots' 22 __________________ in .- .. I AiOi.) St $o 1100 ? r SEVENTH - AIdna L.n S ,. I SO, 660. 2 ica Yia 6 i 4 60 0 EAST u.k s oting They gave the Th ret ol the Second Ten only first place vote that eluded Igar, Auburn, Kansas State, u Rhode tiana 19 Slonehill __________________ _____________________ p. 4) 3I 60 P(4 ) 5 ________________ . eu Oh e 0 na'ional television audience, Tuesday, Dec. , 1975— Th Coil ge Basketball fending NCAA champion tJ 'L 5 from setond to fifth place in the • ft 1___________— till_SCOREBOARD sight in the top 20 I) on the top rung of the college erhouse. Alabama ran its record tU the nation by Associated Pre,s. Ranked the top in preseason, but not by much, Indiana was followed by Maryland, Marquette, North Carolina, UCLA and Oklahoma and Ala ba ma followed in order Florida's Gators finished 13th. Frustrated often, and often 135 yards but Fairbanks, a 1954 led to quarterback Steve aite Hugh Wheichel who, In only 10 players were Using an impressive 84.64 victory over ajtsca:,cdidsanwi f;lj it's hard to find an)'1'e got to keep up one," Shula said. age." SdII Morrall, a n-year ShLila's fretting didn t draw veteran tr)lng to re h%e i m urquect$ornioly 'hisis the on day night, but a knee injury p Ohio State, 11.0 and headed for a Rose cwl ,e&Sofl, Coach Chuck zairbanks. JuredJohnny Unhtas and GrIe 'We eri just o er to lead Baltimore and Miami to snatched,'' said 1' airbanks. conference titles. 'They have a hud road to the The Patriots 13-8 i ho had Miami to an easy 20-7 National squad "could not have done . - - • El Morrall a 4! )ear-old body -., o 1V i Rep ace Ea ri ? ii l)ti A IL But no the qstion is• will someone ha e to Jf (lit! ____1 - hon : i Shul Slur lx ttui the DoIphln (83) and Mrock I the only reser e avail (or sunday's Buffalo (?-4) was up in the air, able, ui placv With ('rIe5e out for thereof sidelined Bob Griese and Di,isio,i (irJtplaebatJ 'If EarJ's out, ie'll look =- .ç _.:r_r - ia rn i , - •C.; De C.?, 1975 — -- i. SpO Wiut Mar',ette , Ke'ntucky 00 00 Merrmc 735 76 13I1I •. • • ________________ _ TENTH — I Larre !1 'I 40. 51r SOJTH 1 O601 ELEVENTH — i Arecra perr: _______runnlngattaik lie had the [)ol Edenfield in 19 quarter befort Ieaing the na ____ -—- - - r , than (tie famed ikisman late Billy knee - aooneof judge noted fi'e gridder, ------- ent to brothers Ill be teady (Sunday) e thejudgtsto the performanc p1Ls(s to his backs and relied Sam Cunningham at the Patti - Srizona State to mote Up one ii CiItc,nia ' a state back Btanch, Ned flames, Kean, t52 yards) and Norm BuLimch to 25-yard field goals by (.aro —--— fifth place to ninth That ptr II UCLA I —- For Tickets Call 87$ 213 The Associated Press' weekly season tonight was ranked ii Arilona 830 l7 ?nd Nebraska finished up a toted No I b all but one of the points and L.owsville was No 6 0 ii tilt d dtu UWi t r L_... b ____ Inthani, •,L.,ch had been top- Carolina was No 4 With 696 i (dskp, p rt i 1ifli' in th *0 2I Alab;me 00 bn 00 i fttor) o%tr 't iiphi SLate 20 /a%hinton 51 83 So N Richmond $3 Applith&n 5? 166 Gardner Wob 104 I the Rotary Sanford Naval entertains fl I êIA3LLC Last W1 ----- ABC VAAS LOVI LIST w CFSc2IS - ctr ii UlIII!d IV.) ,g CUI4CI JACQWN , .,. l. WLII I mn I 31UKL DRINK S 48 2 irA —;____ - -- ____ ---- - --. - ,-. t______ .'-i I t:. -- -.a, --t.._;_ - .; .; - -----. .1 '----- _____ _________ '-t .. _____ _—V'-.v.- _.,i'3 - ,. _ ;_; ':'- - -. -:Tr f t:--;.- - _____ _____ _____ , .-.,- '. -p -, -i ,,. - P 4,-4. t ',''- ' - I ') ', *,.,(r 1F(\. . -4p 'tt r t -- r' 1 FOUR ROSES bash lr,w,,nI tncer Hedied Monday at thet''rif' Fox asascranpy compet ho held down the Qi H x second basespot from l5Oto 196 p • -ii ?OL I $OULIVUO V.0. BARTON $)GWWAY ii flAT 131 -- -_ CUTfl'Wk SCOTCH 7k EIGHTH — 1. Santi Beng c) n 00 . . 323 7 Erdoza Agurr,, mana 73 L L NTeXS? 479 I_3.88 L!OKlIa3SC!sj L t:h:.fl £0 J MOk wc )CUUPO I 11015 4 24 TiltS DEC 2W COup I QT. SCHENLEY LIQUEUR wio o j W/COUPON •- - r - r -, •- - - - '- --t&p ,-, '.'4'V- -'---. . --ixei s: an.c$.i.v ST" I DflIiu csi TNt, C 4 WCOUPO i7 NAPOLEON 8RAOY 29 99 UM 5508 .________ WUVT VIll I ii HIGH I DEC Sw Coupo, - - ,. '" 599 I it IU'T0CE 0PtI 4M stc 4 99 ..•• 5495 STANlEY SCOTCH 5195 BULIOCH LADE 18 YR WAIERFIII & FAlIER', 199 8950 01 CERTIFIED SCOTCH CERtIFIED BRANDY ,L11 499 . 5695 JO SCOTCH 86° 8 YR MCHENRY 12 YR KY BRB 56 g&. 01868° OEVOhSHRE 499 , II h4 31 SXST Sit L0tI#?9S 3 03 4175 : :i :10. $SW SIC IwC.iu ftt $*rvCv,Is - . 3 99,e. 4775 SIANitY CANA0IA 013 RIVERS KY BOURBON 459 QUART &HX ANY 12 013 514j SAT Dc KY TAVERN J !.JI&W UV'IIW. C LOFII 3.19 '-. 3195 GIN RUM.VODKA 6S 88 JACOUI SLOE 449',' 4995 QUART ROYAL DELUXE CANADIANS 95 JACQUIN ROYALE voDrA 599 . 6995 MR ED KY BLEND 369 649 . 1188 RO(At VELVET CANADIAN 4790 54 5 ABC VODKA 599 65 83 Di CANADIAN PREMIUM 868° 599 6895 CERTIFIED 90' GIN 3 Tight 12954995 399 45 95 ________ _ BMbr 6 Domngo Perez; 7 6 & 198 JUn Ch,xhoRdlrnon 7 CelayaEchac Tackles-Mark Koncar Cob $ Sm 1A h Qu , ;ra IX fl; 3 euI Ec?i,e 4 s :: : Rind 3 r 1095 4295 3 115045 95 _________________________________________________________________— ________________________________________________________ — —- rrd-Mike rAa AId Via THIRD — I Arecha 2 ___________ Ga.; T 5mm. Oh,o Stab,, 6). SEVENTH 1 Neçui But'a, 2 feels espetially good to ha'e a game like I had,"qar- QY _____________________________________________________________________ from Mobile, Ala , played as se11 as any quarter ek ts - I" "tw I (ouchdown and passed 17 and 24 for the other tso in Ala lam4, s 28-0 S'iturd4i> %ICto'% _____ — -. I " ' q IROOKIORD iLl YR. •I'y.bEND 4 ANNE LD CROW BRB ----- BOURBON — . 8 YR. ;u ' OL'AH. CREEK i s Uk KY BR - TIQL f 4 e 80141 D KY 6R8 (:// J( ( /'/ / MYIPAR'A TcnuI ivi.,i,s,rj i..uui QT UUhts ( -- SUNS &i, 12 SIHS 42 S5 61 ' MIX ANY OUA$T 5._______ ______________ _____ _____________ . TOWER t0'DOI DRY LIGHT OR OARPC Neb 61 27) Sentor Blilevue C0L( MIDAt .v hambra ..i 'f RUnt ouo' ______ CANADIAN 's 1' QIS 443 • KY BLEND SOijUOI ' • '-i-- _____ a ____ ouaaz QUASI___________ - _____ Q$5 ________ jvi7 Eddy Perez S Aldana - - Sant, Echave S Chuco Mencha 6 BIll Mrur, Rrro.i 7 Celaa La,rtó .-'-' • r ,!, - I Fermin S Mirur, 6 Sen' 7 CPucho S Larre ELEVENTH — 1 Domingo EndS-Leroi' Ck. AIabJma. 63 ? Senior AbbvlS Ala Bcngo 7 Oarreivan I Cac '30 Senior Un'ont*n Pa ... . .,. .- - - .-_- - I-.., '' 'r -. I. - .1 -f:t. _' i_i -. - j,( ,; jh:c ' - ,,_- .. J__ :' . .. . -. -. -- - .'._r-' '•'-' '•7l61 - . UGHT tsnu1Liiin Sifle 1959. 'r th.it p'rforiwin, (sdlbftr-L U'i. nozmmed today iht A.ssoviated re&sSouthearn Lineman of the Week -tjr. TDAftrw1u QUART 'F $)4 5 J%aorams . "oac es with the Senators, __________ -- IM!ARI,I 4.29 __• C1lflCet that finally )k (Ufl60 Q 115 c GRAND OPENING STORE ONLY ___ Lt''" 5 ". ifr7J - - - 'f: ___ Jt-".r4 F.. __________ ' '*-. t._,.'- , • . - -- ,,,f -iV, , '- , d.. iw " m.. :' _ ____ ______ ___ S - BLEND Form2r White Sox Sparkplug — _ jQ t&lt 87 - ______________ NIGIT RESULTS S I em n zarr I' 0(14) 5)680 PCI 4) 59S10 fl.CJ (J usc 5PM e,,tu _____ _____ 61 2020 en ucky ga TWELFTH —' 0 .- - ROBERTSON • _ - - CANAOIAN - UA'Js, SM', flU r rrtu- eu ssnen tt* t1ewu0anør -r - *10 p 10L LOKTAIL C',), f (L-.. V - -w -t k - - --- I FOJ% I -I 3$ I "j'11 , "- 9Qc OZ CASE STRIPE 10 YEAR i4Pt i BLUE CAP SCOTCH 499 QUARTS • VIJ 1051 71 ilJN. TROK%N1R1NAUSL1SE • flS 'an' • Ii '!QMtTM',' ..SL' H i.49 ITs I TItAfl A4t0kj -. )) (JL-R\L I ,,, Vf(j)4 " i ILLL*1p SUNRISE TCflIIII A . I ST IEGER iir,igi I I I IJililhl ' Aft 17 a 5, - '*'I 5AI4t1E A r j• /_______ PCI' C14A5' ., ,,,,' — '. $AUO* ' ,, C' •SS A ' ' . $ " " •• ,.. II ,,, LIZV le: Pe IMP FRANCE DY CA sits sass 'MAGNUM "' sn F4QTAMIZIDCOCZTAIL 100',TEOUILA i.i9: TIN ' t1t CI G' j — i BOND S MILL --------- - I 'I• •— . r _____ PEPP SCHNAPPS DOMAINE 1 SHEEPSKiN i I 'r' 5'rmk t1',rt tW .a1aer,n .c itted 'd ira U,' I' LrI mm fttiru 1.; TIlED 1P4 • 6995 5tj Li 0T 0 CASE I 1TCiwi.ti _ 1.79 I. DE ME LIIIOIIOUAV P00 uTI nncr rnnu nnTiiram I GO H CATAWBA fl 298 ii 31.95 FAMA . I ' 3 a o 7) i' '- ' ' .. - - - (Ii I SD lRST-1 UrSa Alberd 1$) 1580 6 IC 300 7 Nevui 12$ 1 20 Am,r,jn ConIe,vcce Fas?,rn D,v,son B'q Q (7$ with 6$) S$C740 ..iLk U *IMo LI IMP SPANISH CREAM StIERRY ' . '1' - ' I C4J Teis AIM, 60. 770 Las egas P4ev Sacks Mike Hayncs Ar,5nj Phil 499 5TH "' ,, • I State. 67.. 270. Senoi 3 80 3 \' ecP.s Via I 7$ S £0 Q tI 8 15960 p ' S77 20 F 4-I ','a'ooSi CI 0' F'I - Central D,v.s.iwi Clr'.r J )6 21$ 2 9 1 167 IS) ) Mondav Resu' . 515.1 - ____ _____ -_ o. .. _________ ____________ �• - - 7p • YW7V - • '• - r ___________ -" s ,. 1' - - .• - : - - ____ C+ - ______ __________ -. ' - _______________________________________________________ _________ ___ __ ____________ - - - -- --•- ---J- - - £ .. --. - r -_.r • ________________ - - - - - - - - - - ___________ - ____________________ - Nil 11 4 , veningherald crab lnlord Fl - Tueda Dec.2 1973 -- - - - - - - - - - - Legal Notice - ''•" NOYsCE fr ell i!,ii ' .t fl PI tOn EINOLE CABLVIS,ON 'or It O • Hwy. 17.92 And 4ursery Rd. Longwood O name dh the ,i in acc ir,ti uy,u,n iI ncc 2 ol. North of SR 434 831-2677 • u - icA tE%' iNCiE CAItLEiSiON Flor - • - -- To • - - - - ~f EVERYtHING INCLUDING THE KITCHEN SINK 234E Broad 9 - wa y, , -- of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA renc ~q rowncia Kath.rI ' e Publish: Nov II 73 Dec 7 9 OF Breakfront 7W -All ~ BETTY S MITm B fr I oil a "IUMWAY 17.77 Pl&uflt,ff, LOUISE I3UCHMANN his Defendants TO: RICKARD BUCHMANN and MA RY LOUISE BUCHNN. his wife 1178 Ninth Jamestown, North Dakota CASSELBERRY, FLORID A k 1.7~~,/ •.---,.,----- - I Ftor - ~~, M r ---- --- - a' ' i logme"' may be entered against lift for the relief oemanded in the Complaint, WlTNESSmyhiir4,-.,tb,S, of said Court on this Ith day of Mill November 17S zr sic OPEN DAILY 7:30 a.m.- 6 p.m. e - ClerkoitheCr Tb Jr it Court 2 I_I IN AND SEE Till' - 'ENING SPECIALS Pro tBor 1236 DELTO \F%', AILTO(,FlflEft RXJh AT MFRI I Whosissitheir you're looking for a NORMAN COSMETICS A!'L) BOUTIQUE Merle Norman Cosmetics and The front window is elegantly ieviselry to accent her gorgeous their Season's colors and Merle Boutique has senssious, dressed with fashionable lines of clothing Norman has a full line of bses dis ti nctive and elegant gifts mannequins dis playing the Mr Jack o' Dallas Lenexa blushes shadows cheek Christmas giving for women latest in chic clothing, Once Place, Collectabletis and and men And the Merle Nor. Inside you won't mistake the Momenta are among her six and s sticks in just the right shade to man Cosmetic and Boutique alluring aroma of he fragrant famous. lines of women 1ocated at 110 Park Ave.. n Merle Norman csmotcs atid clothing. In addition, he has peaance. look to go along with the ex- fumes, yet Plaza) sweaters, dresses, pantsuits, Everything from the briefest Cosmetics Correctly. Nora Gordon, owner of evening gowns, ,. s. rses; babydoflstothe most gracious For elegant Ctri I •f Sanford's Merle Norman, Is a everything you*II n"d to lingerie ensem4les await you In there's nin Place like Merle vivacious woman and her store achieve that aD together look of Nora s shop Norman k And for reflects Ills Nor a loveI l y, tOdw' tdshion world a.. me csmetic• 41r,e at f.%erte exciting gift to yourself (you arged her Norman Is offering this deserve 11) Showroom and with this Stop by fl see Nora has selected scarv es, season's colors to match per Nora She can ak u look, F LA. 32763 - 574 1494) Broadway Oviedo The owner and operdtor of - Dep~,ty Clem rublilih: Nov, 11, if. 23, DeC_ 2. 19?5 DFT 51 but also linger lei exclusively p of merchandise, fectly with your ensemb*,,-. smell and feel Y and e s are ADV. purses, stockings, and exquisite Earth toi russ 12 year old daughter Susan, you years of service at very low who although yoirng In years. cost. has the business sen:e and helps out with the buyIng. loveliest. - Whitakers Old Country Store t L fr iends are ii 25 D.c. 3 1975 i 11 _ iI i - -- ...... •, .. _______ -= - MARGARET BOYLES, his wife and C.I.T. CORPORATION. a pit;; yCrit Corpsorassion, - - J TO EARL L, BOYLES General Delivery Washington, 0,c. o _.e.j t the State of - RUSSELL LEROY DOUD Husband. ~e NOTICE OF ACTION O PUSSELL LEROY 00,10 (OROBERTDc)UO in McGiet Fort Worth, Texas YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Petition for Dissolution of Marriage as beu't t'ed against y ou an you _______ tf -- i. .• -. - - - rifs rewired to W vt a copy Of your defensn to the Pet tion, if "u' Pave on Pettener rCi' %wrier HARVEY M. ALPER. Law 09iceii, of At-.. *hose address is 61i East Semor a n Z(v - -_ ,z FIri, in and t .___ . , , -. - • f, CUP AND SAVL TIILS AD number 752471 CA 09 G - I The nature of this suit IS a foreclosure of that certain Mortgage f , - W2. Page too. Of the Ptiblic Recarch Of Seminole Cowly, Florida, en Cumbering that certain picp or Parcel of property located, s'ft,atad and being in said County end State - .. ' I Looking for a 1 5I • Magazine? Of Waulf v, .ill be entered avainst you I In# cipsiria,rided in the tt WITNES1 my -no " anti the ;#ji 4f this Court thiso loth day Al lw-vami% ter. 191S (CIR(,- iUIT 10kIRT SEAL) 7- -.1 J the I C.)Vrf thil to Im e"co - nifflne and address is l_-rfk ~f"Jftef set forth. &S re9uired NOW. not 181til' tholln the Yth da Or Jillsnijillry, 1176; In default thereoll, CSUW will Of *C*td ex partilo, isr" torliffy of a default against you WITNESS rny hana and the tf ifirij?l tall n# R id Court in Seminole County, Flor.da th,,. day of Dfmt*r-ber 197S F~ :_ A by on the muffler, tailpiple ex aust PiPe and ! r1 (for as on7 . as you own your ca 771at's a guarantee. So don't waste your tims shopping around. Nobody s goingef) beat Mis offer! c' - -- AlfarrW_# - FWidst 1;10 t Wife Publm Nov it: jar 31 I)- OL T 60 -Z S;11 East Churc-6 ~trett Ict Plain ER ptii Cur li. 211 !owl * U# Magazine? Its in the Herald , 2300 PARK ORT SUPPLIES VL *GLASS *MIRRORS 0PAINT .tVALLPAPER Sunday, n! r;11 11 M 11 I w , W 13tai., Agum - 202 S. Park Ave. - Senk 0 210f&39nolisiii San!ord LOOK 90-DAY GUARANTEE 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE CHIC GOLD or SILVER SANDALS • Baby Chicks ' COSITIetics & Boutique Ph, 323-2631 I om AND MATCHING CLUTCH PURSE jjAbV ** b . e Stuart -_- from the mini to the mighty Perm Color 1.50 HAIRCHAMERS /'i.III11I - includes shampoo & set 10^4 1. PRECISION CUTTING OPEN MONDAY-SAT. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND THURS. EVES BY APPT. ------ FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD 322.7684 HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS CRICKM PROFESSIONAL Ask the man who wears one!! - I ryAI_up•,- TEST - HOUSE CLEANING offert 1L. HEARING O oaLiGATIO CALL 834-8776 •Wai Floors •Sho,r, sm BATTERIES. cokcA AND SERVICE Wy. K- F- vicrS 11111[lean Kitchen Cabinet$ SiOveni Tile Tub •Wundo •Ewen thedoqfhr qetsunthe*jy AID Assist Acifftnot 011W _____ The vojulge b thp tO matter your what AND BARBARA A Dream Come True FREE HEARING JOHN SCHL SYLVIA, JOHN ETTE 9 Hot soe Care Items 1911 ; 1. & Scrrcns __c__ - ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE GEORGE C. FOR FREE EiTIMATES CALL :4 MR ANSWERING SERVICE SANFORD HEARN fll1_ 4 -- -_ destination still one of the most romatic ways in the these re oust some of the I I 323•2655 - hAVING A PARTY* E LL CLEAN u AFTEWWARD$' Oh No OE trry Roaches Set Up Housekeeping cruise? Learn more about Group crulosing New transportation round trip from the Winter Park Mall Seminole Filets M201 S S4".00 por person. ') I t bugged I for so / Reupholstering AT PRICES YOUCANAFFORD filthy tenants for you but good! up-to-date methods are thorouqhly sale, Free Pstimates Expert Workmanship 9 Fabric Samples 1111s Pickup nd Delivery s 1i 76 Yrs F %per- onct, L SO CUSTOm M A DE FURNITURE E PH. 322-8865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC Satiford's Olsie%t and Largerl Company 7562 S. Park Ave. Sanford icy Uttlel CUSTOM qet help. Let us evict these Our - look like new In Your 1-Mile. this exciting wssy to trav,I from the specialists at - Why spend money on new f w hen OU(S can - Starwaro and start the New Year on a Iuxuriou' fl(')?€ TRAVEL HINT I ' relaxation money Total fare including cabi n based on double oc, CuPancy, port taxes and S5 up ?. *: 323-1258 -. COR SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST, Phone 322 2624 Sanford, F Irr ida N. Orlando Ave.. Winter Park Mall. We oller cruises anywhere h# the world in Additi(xi I-)all other rnode3 of travel Tel, 645 2060 Open 9:30 S:30. Sal. 102 Have you Ihoughtahout giving a trip J1I__ othi r -- - St~lvs bg you choose. Why not try our " Cruise-ol-the Month" Jan uary 101h 1976 on the MS WITH A PAIR OF 41 1 - SLICCUSCO flONDC & INSURED HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE-; whatever star's 1141 -'-- a Fertilizers tody' s ocean liners are well equipped to entertain you. I utomatica'I' - .Seeds tock, get yourself in a vacationing mood And Shrdet 1 1 5 LI# N benefits of an ocean cruise There is no place better iii the world to relax take 1A P 4 6 FOR auc- NEW :rIN : - • Pet Supplies Annuals CARIBBEAN CRUISES, 574 ___ los Set 14#4 or i ty 10 -1- doxistroy,it Ga la occasions o.v I` try PARTS vice, wide sea vistas. and a iiiariely of new faces and names to make oid friends of COMPLETE YOUR of Evening on o ED cing the best possible ser Oyles for 16 74 Year ulds S U call ADV. world to travel. Moonlightcn See our collection IF W 323 1329 her Old the water, good food, Jan. Tractor carries the major hal, foraqe equipme,)I lini' New HqiI'inrJ Gehl and i AUTO INSURAPJCE LOW RATE. do ie state They handle five 'vaiGr lines of tractors lai,n and garden equipment, and three 14 • EZ Payments N; rm - ----• Sk Glass & paint ( .0" I SANFORD at All territory from Daytona widest range of farm equip ment and machlnery in fh for Your rLV Every Pijo1rin!e --W+1 How about General out isvith nnly tviso employes and nosi boasts 14 Ov UI SOMitspole n if-il CUSTOM Fln IENDIN(, DjAj CUNVMMONS HE, 0r) . .7 R .- NO WAITING f011 PARTS Arthur t4 bechik-ith. jr Clark of the Ci[CWI Court fly 1,111lar Tz'Jenkiinj Deputy Citru Lavie [iff.trro. of AL.PE' ANG WACK BY Harvey M Algior, C714 Z -- Hail Oviedo Tractors a division of A. Duda & sons, has been in operation since 1951 It started Read ' IP NE R oofingContractors ES IflMfl e- 4r - Are You good Harold twi are bated in 9~e Selle Glade plant 4 - Counli v. Oinf dllGrnev ' '' is the one company that gives you The South 121 50 1`01 of Lot 16, fl!-%" Plat Of ORIENTA GAP eA I Duda ha rd at work The other _____ to wit. OENS Plat Sooli)0 Pa ONE' OF TIfF MANV Mft.fl rv ' ATflVj'L'-sJ' ..-* ... 11 to rl Fred Hall and Kerry Sherwood salesmen --will .. -Ajjbj - - -_you - in y"' is ".. - S MLL . Manager of the Tractor Beach to PAIatk nd so th the you will find nine of the 11 L L l&t a Vegetable Plants Florida as well as in Australia it 21;3 • So whether you're a collector bottles are very Chihuahua dogs and has a fine Countr y Store established all over the stale of August 1. 1`1173. and recorded Atinuil Records of Seminole Florida Sons are international ex. - - - Is -, - ' porters, Their operat ons Are - YOU ARE REQUIRED to before your answer or other writter Soringi FIora3a 3770) on dfnsj to thc Compleint with the De'ci'mber 16th, 1973. and lilt , ' ( ____ Boufeverl Suite 204 Auamonte ________________ . :-."-', YOU ARE HERESY NO TIFIED I tED hompson .0 Avon They carry disc harrows from Hall and Kerr Sherwood, a The Oudas a diversified 3O inches to3l feet inwldtt' and s hop foreman Ed 1<ennedy, a company, began operations In Aheel tract,xi from 5 to 320 h p. veteran of the company since the vegetable business years These v.heel tractors are from 1957 ago Since then t r d and feet width third generdtion Dudas corl- weigh from 400 to 40,000 pounds. both wholesale nd retail sisting of three sons and their At Oviedo Tractor you can find operations. They stock a eight sons, h3ve expanued anything In farm equipment complete line of auto parts and -rations to include such frorn the inini to th-~ rnighty! l for par Is necessary -fiterprises as citrus, cattle, Farm equipment is a repalring farm equipment and -egetable farming, camp tremendous investment. The machinery. Pounds, citrus processing farmer has more invested In In addition to the above o'ants. Canning plants. packing, equipment than any other mentioned busInesses, the sod farming and a Irmclor and business in existence for the Oviedu location hou e auto parts business A Duda & dollar return. hole"Ie 100 acre sod farn) - K - L"(h.4 Hwy. 419 just outside Oviedo. Country Store in Oviedo. There Tractor and Duda Auto Parts variety of used equipment knowledgeable salesmen Fred _• L OALL TYPES ROOFS iif't almost Collectors of good antique Whitaker Kennels, located on the person to see Old CASSELBERRY and used Christmas decorator of antiques or are lust looking Oviedo. Mat Suit has been commenced &js;nst you in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judiclal Circuil of CIVIL ACTION No. jS.Ij$8 In Re: The Marria. of Country Store, 17 92 OUR WORK IS OUR R2PUTATION • The secrets to be a success Lely. They have deep tillage Division is responsible for the southern tip of the state is ____________ and - are an enormous ambition and tools for all sorts of ground smooth flow of the operatl,-41. serviced by Duda. They also hours of hard work. No one preparation, rotary mowers Hall has been with the company have an operation in Naples. knows this better than A - Duda f rom 19 Inches to 28 It. in width, since .- 962. A true story of success - one He is assisted by two ' & Sons Inc., creilors of awledo walk behind moys,ers, and a very capable and might say tiie Duda story is one _____ - ____WY _1 The Mini To The M t - a m Old Ph. 322-6731 2- CIVIL ACTION NO waiting for you at Whitaker's welcomegIffs, She also has new A. Duda 8 Sons -From ______ SA You've been looking or - Out Patient Therapy Sanford, Fla. - they have one of those P,rivate Patients -VA -Medicaid 9)9 E. 2nd St. __________ some cprtain item for a f time without success, just call M Whitaker she will PU you uo non her list to call as soon as she gets It In. New Items are Wing r b hera., by a ll the and she will Pots, pans, dishes, silverware also ready for your select Ion at make everything for the house in. furniture will find many ar- 24 Hoer Nursing Care For low cosi at the Old Store. Good shoes are clothing at FURNITURE I "'U' ____ has furniture, antiques, old Melba has lots of items to items. for a way to combat the ln tables, buffets, dinette set;. the collector of an. In addition to her store, tlatlonery prices of clothing and glassware, used clothing, ticlues and Americana. Melba also operAtes the furniture, Melba Whitaker is bedding, used tools UNTER - OR MORE °30 4222 2... acumen of i mature woman (both for use and as collector's Melba's. with y obligated to b b uyIt isIC of merc hndis l . • r beca use use items ), t0 50 r vPyou ree2..s fl in ror suggests Lhrlstmas presens, experience. Susan assists In the kitchen, dining room and Melba some of her your name is on her want selling in the store and also other parts of the house; all are inexpensive leweiry will make list. ., where a large up this store entirely on her are offered for your selection, can outfit their families with - renovation has added new lines attractive long wearing leather does own. She is ably assisted by her This used furniture will give servicpable and attra Clive HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNYY. FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR_ CUlT. IN MID FOQ SEMINOLE COUIITY, FLORlD, AL Hwy, us-f2 Longoistood pedigreed and in fine health. Whifaker's Old Country Stcire has some old paintings that adults, are in quantity at In the house, Including the business with migrant issisKers, sonabie, friendly and an astute nurery. Cribs. ba ss ine ts, high but residents of the Oviedo area Jenelle. will show you how to apply the by Whitaker's has lots of good this unusual establishment is used furniture or ever y room Whitaker s Melba NOTICE OF SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I Al FREE EStIMATES them andallat low lo prices entire family from infants to fc Why not drop by and see' Mrs WItul Whit-31iser. per you'll not only see and eeçant lingerie fashions background in the beauty field citing line of Christmas gifts. these KB DE sa BOYLES CALL 322-2611 the place to go is to Whitaker's all In good operating condition accumulating. collectors may find are just Oid Country Store, 234 N. with lots of gw,d use left In Good used clothing for the what they have been looking for ence Blvd. (305) 57t .etmas M-clba offers all kinds of u" popular these days and Melba selection, all AKL registered, bargninanliqtjes. are In the nppIInces, gas stoves. p them. There are Hems of market for some good used refrigerators, and 'lots of depression glass and old mPrchandIseat low prices then smaller appliances These are silverware that colleCtors ar ... ' L Telephone 277-6481 FACTORY AUTHORIZED Ry ]FEN SE -_-- ee(-orations and other goodies found in their store. __________________________________________________ PRE GRAND - Pictured above is Mrs Melba Whittaker and daughter Susan displaying the flue je w elry , 100 Seminola Blvd. (Race Track Rd.) in AL RON'S TIME SERVICE BARGAINS, BARGAIN'S GA1.011E. I_ ______________ - Sun. Fencing ORepair Paris posis . Fittings 4 ac jAY PORTER and ALFREDA J. PORTER his ,,i( OPEN 9:3-) To 6:00 Closed s"AnYthing in F nce" SEMINOLE SUPPLY follows- , 1_i P ,, - '01111" SPECIALISTS _ Seminole County, FlOrida. it as 'IA with me Clerk W the above S!ylod Court on or belot e D"embtr IS. i vi5. othem isle TOWNt)QUA Pit E, 801 E. 25th ST. SUBSCRIBE NOW FEN CE B Becker, Seminole County Florida EQUIPMENT EASTLAND SHOPPING CE,NTF R cording to the plat therspol as record Plat Book 17, P ages throvigh ecords of Seminole County. Florida. together with an undivided YOU ARE NOTIFIED that n Interest lit and to the common action to foreclose& mortgage on I ahe elements WITNESS mv hand and seal of following real property situate In this Court of Sanford. Seminole Seminole County. Floda.d,scribed County, Florida, this 7th day of as follows: 1975. Let 21, Block H. 5k, Lark Sub. division, according to Plat thereof as I Seal) Arlhuf Fl. Beckwith, Jr rftorftd in Plat Book iy, pages &4 Clerk nj file Circuit Court no IS. Of tPo Public Records of By: hUMha T. Vihlesn Seminole County, Floriods, Dfwy Cleft has been f sled against you. You are James J, Loveitu. Jr. required to iervo a Copy of yVjr of thes firm GILES. HEDRICK written (1061s". It any, to this & ROBINSON. P.A. section on Smith and Halsden, P.A., 109 East Church Street Attorneys for the Plaintiff. "oit Oflindo, Florida 3NOI address is 1316 Barnett s&mk A"orneyj for Plaintiff Building Jacks, ille - LAWN & GARDEN JAL SX inclusive, Public Records of NOTICE OF ACTION ACCESSORIES experience -4m~ -lop, lim~ 'MM,-no~ '-Qw~ 41 SP4EOAH SECTION ONE a Condominium, recorded In ficiaI RecordS Book 9% Pages 501 IhrC'.jgh . 111. iinj later than December 77. 1975 it COUNTY. show you what wonderful Th eHerold Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any 0, ther Newspaper In The World. 1.5vs + t fall to do so a Default will be enteree, FLORIDA. eflef demanded CASE NO. 7S-flZlCA49-C SOUTHEAST MORTGAGEin the ComplaInt. eaI,y proceede,d against. situated In aFlorida corporztion, I_!I, -' Maple Table With 4 Windsor Chairs And Maple China Hutcn 's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AIID OVIEDO TRACTOR CO WHOLESA LE RETAIL OPEN 6:)0 a,m, -7 - t ______ East Robinson Siretf Orlando, Floirisda 32SO) SEMINOLE a --slow hiS wife. has been (tied ..2alrt you in the Circuit Court for !~zominole n_______ Covnty, Florida. Case No. 7S.M CA ' 09 F and that you are requIred to file Your answer w ith the Clerk of 'd Court and to • 4 & 4 serve a copy Inereof upor the plaintiff's atiorneys wttOs name P and adolress 1% set forth below, not Julius 0 Pelrutka FOR Let us / - DUDA AUTO PARTS Infants to Age 2 Yec~ Ag- individually and itt, Trust". ar4* Edgar J. Cecker at.1 Kat"rint D.. k-4 -- ____ T, Asyocition of Orlando a cor Becker. a World A& I err NOW1 YOURS UP davcarcanbe -- - - - notes G ar en an rDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE E xclutively Designed For __________________________________________________________________ 109 Arthur H. Beckwith, jr PICK - IiI11_ EAvmoosr Drire Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharft With Almanac Planting p 36S-5123 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMI MULL COUNTY. FLORIDA ummeOIaIeIy - - - ga n s _______ ____________________________ Apartment thereafter. Otherwilit a default will be entered against YOU for the relief demanded in the Complaint. You are hereby mlif ied that a Suit WITNESS my hana and the seat of to foreclose a mortgage entitled this Court, this 114th day Of First Federal Savings and Loan POvqcnber. 1975 - - • A B b 's - _____ Hrs. 12-6 Mon.Sat. 'YOU ARE PiOTIFiF_n fh,%, I" CIVIL A CTION CASE NO )S,2)UCA09.F 3n lotoreciosea mortgageon trw FIRST F-EDERAL SAVINGS AND '.Ilo%inq properfils in Seminole LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ~,unfy, Florida a corporation. Lot 33. Block G NORTH ORLANDO. Plaintiff, CQLANDO TERRACE. SECTIONS U N I T 1. as ptr plat r ecorced in E, VINCENT LANGE. individually Plat Smk 17. Not 31. Public and as Trustee. arid Fr1r.AR I BECKER arid KA7HERIN E D, Florida' has been I sled against you and you BECKER. Alto KATHERINE 8 are required to serve se copy of your BECKER. his wife. Defendionts written defenses. if any, to it. on NOTICE OF ACTION JULIUS G PETRUSKA. TO E(lQar J Becker ROWLAND AND PETRU%XA, 7230 Easln*,00r Cm;vt Plaintiff's Attorney. whose Apartment 109 address is 13 East Rotinson Denver, Colorado IM31 S!rw. Orlando, F lor sda 32101, on or before Drcmber n.'17S oi000cl tilt the K at her ine D. 13 ec k er. a k a original with the Clerk cof this Court Katherine B. Becker either before service cn the Pia n 7250 or ' CALENDARS 1 976 14 A-1 ______ Whitakeir's Old COMPANY. a Florida corporal-on, Publish Nov II. It. 25. Dec 2. 1915 plaintiff. DE SS tilt * s attorney ' You Deserve The Best Antiqueli. Glitsississrig. Used ApplianceFurniture, Bedding, Clothing, Tool%_ et(. STOCKTON, WHATLEY DAvIN & Name Statutes lowu? UdW= . - Merle Norman Cosmetics "Not New. but Nice'- County. Florida in accordance with COUNTY. FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. IS-Itll-CA.09-C ,he provisions of the F'clilious WRX-0 " -- - - OLD COUNTRY STORE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE API(' MANAGEMENT. and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole Residence Unkno*n - ____________- I i i . Whifa,er Notice is hereby Qiven trial I sim ergaaed in business at SO Pinedis Pnedla 1.1clustri3l Park. Long%%ood. Seminole County. Florid 11-cllftm-s narrlo Cf J~j TERINATIONAL MARKETING Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION DEBORAHG OSKOP i ii i A. ----i - • F U - FICTITICUS NAME Deputy Clerk No 11 It, 25 Dec 2. 1975 DE 7 Sj LA Tuesday, Dec 2, Pi755 - A '"" X NI) McCann Publ;sh Dec 2. 9. 16. 23. Isli DEU I Seni.noii' County. - .. * - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S 'itutes 19P S SNrlet J. Arthur H Be,loisissith Jr of ticsArd of Countv tomm,sssoncr-, - I , , F-II.tj the ! Disc and Florida under the fictitious hame of L ES SALON. and I intend to regitisrs, Clerk of the Circuit Court ScmnoIe County , Florida with by Electronic Engine Tune.Up Auto Air Conditioning • SnIocd Seminole County 5trr'$ #in wisdt -0,41 LU_ SPCAL;STS I cn ________ - ___ FICTITIOUSNAME t.'°''- '' £2 '' the ot in the Ssism,roie C-lurthovile Sanford - Legal Notice - Call Us For A Free EsUmate E Y S Reupholstering 647-0081 Is - �- - - .- .,.- - ------ -- IB-Evenhig Herald, S,ar.ford, Fl. -- -----:- - . - =- - _• - -. -- " -- -. Tuesdiy, D.c.?, 1973 9 %'ELCOME BAC(. KOTTu TER A pnt1y sttxlenl devekps 9 -1,.'i-.-- 600 a M"J AND ENVW1ON- € _, ...... 2 200 2' DAILY DEVOTIONAL €D Wednesday ADOAS UAMILY €D fWI VENDING ROUTES GRIFFIN "SmGg1sL1Tf%Jk"Vgtfl. CE MERV Gi.nts indude: (Pn) ttiuu SI, Ead Holliman (Tt. David Essex. Bobby (Wed)Re&Foxx,MacDavjs (Fti.) "Shqd For fTlOfld O'Brien, John Ed. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 4)c a lIne I thru S limes 6thr" 23 times HOURS 31c - (tudes all CQulpment Ptonrol;261, i'. CBS NEWS .6 tweak t, a MAN AND ENVIRON. FZ) vWdence ring jeqty tsmen i-Il Hervy 2 TO TELLT)tE TfltJTH .J' THE RO.JKIES Kj!ics 9 u Sloro & INTERCA 24 930 61 ALL INTHEFAMILY Tho 2nncsce$e(xaIelhefs,3c. orviannivecsarywrlhmomcxies Of hOW 010 WOCk*ng Bkfl()Sf amy t%l 0(1001 twO i 9 ' HOL.LY'V')OOSOUARES 800 2' KING FAMILY CHRISTMASSPEClAL:TheKngfarrx- on Fornan Bu1one m' th an obnoxious KANGAROO dealer. CnpetitKin held last yew vama, j wric .2 5l SWITCh Pete and page 3 €73 '4nePOd MOViE' invti In- 5 . J() AND SONS' Jo0'5 80( 'io BSir BI'owTl ) 5$y kI Z) I0(0showaysInwhichom. Ol&odsasingandItse41octs O S4D'ty 9 MARCUS WELBY, MD: 8:30 10:00 CELEBRITY I't'd 1)11 Old ; pfl 1030 reta- entod Mon.. see 3pm €73 (Mon ,Tues Wed, Fri) vl ' ' - AN €2 FELONY SO(.JAn €2 ROCKY NEWS _____________________________________________________________ - - lijO - a yr!$ig Iy ' ç ,e, cesacbm. ____ __________________ WIDE .' : aJ, 'Qier: ThePnce01Vciy , Jo Jon st 24IhAUNUAL _______________________ Is, ______________________________________ ___ ______________________ ,'t.,.ç,. ti..,.. ____ ______________________ _________________________ __________________________ r F ri _l I WN _ after eocJcae 1$IATSE ROCERT REDFORD It.YEDWfAWL' I hIm Into her nest. Who else but go after a confidence ring Fonzie is equipped to give In- preying on helpless Old Ladles, structions on the art of wooing When one is murdered, Pepper Potsie The only problem Is and Crowley step L UtcIr in- _______ I! , , unfurn. Wr.tcd &jp4 . Missing Lcinod area. Tiger feet. Yellow collar, female, an ' 5t - Potsie, flnd Fonzle's Instructions unavailing. Jeanette Nolan are aired, ,, - '_" CI -- N-. ! R4 S Coac EVCrVTUeS.&TnVrs. s5 V v hf' u,. ~.' AdutTs$1.OoCltildretillr . . Houses 33- . DELTONA k. $',% ('Quipped, air. carpeted, $9150 Adults only. 3722296 wk nds. a. _____________________________ SANMQPAK,1.2,3bedro trailer apis Adult & family parm. Whkly 3513 Hwy Il 92, Sanford 37) 1930 • o. "Selit" Darting 3 t;i I Bedroom Mobile Home AirConditioned $IlOmo. Phone 377.59ç PEtIT PUPCHA5 PLAN 6-ChiId Care ______ Willkeep3&4 yr. olds Inmyfenced, clean country home individual attention, Lunch & "sack' Miin Fri. 7:30 to 3:30, $5 per day. 373. 1116. . - Prime Sponsor; Seminole County, UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE Florida Board of County Commissioners Population of Area Served: 15000 EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING Nameof Hightst ElectedOfficlal; ACT (CETA) OF 1973, TITLE I, per latest estimate James M Hattaway, Chairman Total Individuals to be served; 50 MAKING THE TOTAL Unit of Government: County ALLOCATION TO SFMIIaf'tl Total Individuals tn /ZtT)NAPAR1M4T5 care to Medicare recIpients Ifl Delton.a DeD cry area One year Ciperience, own car. Excellent wage. An Equal OpportunIty Fmpinyer Cell 334 7707 betveen 1.30 and pm - SUNLAND, 3 116W 2nd St - - 1tPiuuuuui,auuu1 137,5011 will buy you this pI'estigious home in Idy1lwIlde. Central heat.alr, range, . ., -' a. - - Bedrooms, family 3436100 or after 3.3377937 _______ ________ __ _____________ _____________ PROBATE DIVISION °ROBATE NO. 7S-3lSCp 1.5 RE CHAIlIt, IJIJVE vIt LEN, _ _____ _____ In Sanford's Finest CHICKEN DINNER - 3 PIECES CHIrKEW . $ HOT ROLLS Uiscc Of 2: _________ "!ir1 __ . 7iiOu Fr.nch Frlei, Mashed ' Potatoes 29 & Gravy FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ANYTIME .5tIrCe'S (2 or More) .1 r,i tic s.'' GOOD ALL )AY FRIED i!,;i,,,'!;, FN OliL'i ii A ?&TJLSpM-s £ SAT. TlI. 10:39P.M. 9#Fre.nct,Av. (l'4.wpy 1/92) SanfOrd Tori P(kur, Sifep 1 "' (i'n ___________________________ _______ ______ - 55-Boats ___ Accessories 2927 Hwy. 1792 322 3961 ____________________________ HONDA Z SO mini cycle, I year oIl 0613 after6pm, 59-.tjsicaI Merchandise Come see the beautiful new clothes lust arrived. Christening gowns, ' - ---- -- etC. Old stock, 30 Pc? to 60 pci. oil. '63 Honda 450, $100. Needs Some $13 Both very good condItion 377. 3101 after 3 p.m. FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new baby accejsries, Payton's Children's Wear, (Formerly Butt 'N Bov) 7610 Hiawatri0. White & ________ 92, 1 ml. nOrth 434. Fri., Sat., Sun. 1316030 or 641 1633. Turkey . ' If ReaiEsla'e ,_WewlIIpc',videthe rroyrs5,onal Sirvic. 107W. CommercIal 3721111 Sanford 41-Houses ,u ________ , C. ____ J' ________ __________________ ____________ My 2 stay, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home for a 3 bedroom. 2 bath home In Seminole Coi.rtv asking sii,sso. SUNLAND VACANT 1 1''5, 7 t.3t'4, lii new. l.),AS. LOW OOWfl With rio closing I costs, ________ _________ _________ ______ _________________ ___________ _________________ _____ _______ Chevron Station _________________ ____________________ ________________________ Motorcycle lnSoran BLAIR AGENC',' 373 3846 . 6-Office Supplies _____ ____________________ i _____ CaliBart Red Estate PFALTOR $336061 _____ _____ _____ _____ ___ _____ _____ I• he" • ,. 'V"'" ' '... _____ STUDIO 1, 2,3 Large 1 BEDROOM SUITES -- AUtIJKOOM Close to everything yet away from it aID Large wooded lots •Street lights A AA t Di r A Ii '"i't" DO H*y 1 JC '1 & 2 Bdrm CHICKEN Your Ffost And Hostess 7!)11j(IflI er.?a!, U an game I Hwy.17.g7Across Jkii5I!1tc d' " ' ii ir' - state - Santa's Tips Of ?Sl$ attorney, or it will become Ave. Sanford ________________________________________________________________________ -- 'l' - ,r"-'- Everyone Cf CleveI'nd & Mile Of Charles Oliver Il;n P.O. Box j, Sanford, Florida 3fl7 Publish Nov. 23 1. Dtc. 7. I7j OEI-lI ;;;r'a"; Hwy I7, I i.i,. SOuhof Sanlorti Gifts Giffs for Iir t MEET1N M 7ndarxi 't , - Thi,r..JayFAfbM,,,,,,, . , - IwrryMon3 'jk Rirdat lISp,: Regutarat7 431' M Polarod Square Shooter 2, 3 flash cubes and $ emp coior film. Save $1 7L Special $7136 Wieboldt Camera Shop, 2)0 S. Park. _____________________-..----' ' Mom L_, Everyone ...... P' owers ano ilf?5 for all occasions, Unusual Gift;, fresh end e!lc! floral pieces, lovely h.tnglng kets Ann's Flower B Gift Shop, 323 - 2660 A Out to liSt Alt PA? A every night 'till thru Dec _________________ ________ 23 Call 3221771 ________________ Indian Piver Fruit Shippers, I I at 17 90, Saord exit, at Lake Monrn. Lica.is,d, w'ws-,je€t (rut srippr'rt Select yours today for Reed ' s i.. ,/ Grt*i.a Hi,vt '' -.........................' BeailyCariPruductsfurMom -towers israuiy salon I Out of Ideas? Visit ElhelI's An. tiqt'5, 1 mile west of I It.11 Old St. Rd. 46 at "76" StatIon, Paofa. 32) Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor. and an Electric Bmrbecue Grill will make Dad "Top Chef." Dick's Appliances. 7517 5. French 177 7638 cestorfes. w'de selection of ID Bracelets, gold arid Sliver, $4.95 up. Thekldswilllov,Cowboy Boots and Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoes, _ Gifts a I for ______________________ ________________ $1 - ______________________ ________ ieweIs start at *7995 OWALT. NEY JEWELERS. 10.1 S Park. ________ L'i'at your t.,nristmas speciats nere 07he LoJ, .', ,u,i,v *Iil, WILSON MAIER for the best Christmas ever. Save on nationa! brands. Lioeral trade ins. F'te delIvery. Convenient We terms. t1S listiriq cult: Gregory Lumber & True Vafue Ilardw,,'re. 6th 8. Mapfr, 37705.00 every day _________________________-- , Phone 377 5672 _____________ OFT FXTRA CASH FOR A., rs, t 7 S..ø I - No Money Down WITH 65-Pets-Supplies Chico & The i"..,n I ,_ ________________________ VC G'man Shepherd pups, Jct. 17. &177,Longwood C' ii?) 8570 or $34 46C'S i1 JP; tablet and blacks, S wks old. i Nice Christmas gift. 372 6i95 I i________,___ - 1Mos Male. All Ihot 1100665.8164 _____________________ ________________________ German ha'nher, .&vr _________________ ________________________' Land Clearing C&A BackHoe - Vacuuming. Bathrooms. Windows, Floor Wcmng, Ruu 5ha'-", Ovens, Refrloeratnrt Fr.. Estimates. Call 322347 nestled under shady trees. REALTORS - news items anywhere, Inc. SO Oti'ser Quality Meeker JEWELERS, 201 S. Park. ____________________________ Peg. Real (Stat, Broker hand toolt from Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware, 6th & ManIa in 05(t) you will find I - ••, , her. - ________ __________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2'927 Orlando Drive, 1775961 ________________________ - ____ Interlo,, Exterir Plastering Plaster patching & smulateø brick & Stone specIalty. 322 2780 ______________________________ Radio & TV - OFFICE MACHINES '1etend1I makes and models" Free Pickup and Delivery Sanrd 8ushses MacPines 327 100.5 DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fat Serv.ce 202 Live Oak BlvJ Caeiberrv PhOne 811 SAIl rainrng ___________________ _________________ BISODy'c HOME tMPPoI E'prct roof ADflfi%C.i ART BROWN PEST CON TP.'O 7567 Park DS'vC ;-: ss - concrete work, ctc By Inc rtoJr t'r 337936S I - _______ Of51%ii'' U 01W. - Classifieø didn't work there wouldn't be any Rooting And Carpentry Repair F re,efimatn __ (all)?) o,ev _____________________________ _____________________________ _______________ Upholstering ___________________________ -- Pet Care _________________ _____________ _______________________ ________________________________ PET REST INN " Pn.3z2 4057 _______________________ QvaI.tvuprloistering Fretp.cku& delivery Call I, free estimate 5TORtPiG ii MAKES WASIE- PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW _____ Call 3222611 or - Photography ' etp on that Salurijay job? flat roots or rar4e I .,TUP AND THINK A MNUTC I ___________________________ .i.rk sç'ecal. Shiniji,, I.ai per sq.. BuId up, $30 $96 i$5. Pest Control - repa.rs. ..!. .. IPIG Work's Slow- Cheap Rates Free estimate 373767) _________________________ PE7ITRY AND II-'. ________ Roo1lng Better Painling-- 162-5767. A better job bra better price, Interior arid tAl,riur.L PC?. Discount for . - -. armor iTizens. - _______________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS -- taxes; Homes -- Carpentry. Remodeling, Addtiont, Cut'om Work Licensed. Bonjed Fret estimate. 333 6034 bedroon 42-4kibile $,,',,,',.. Uttice Machines ____________________________ ________________ )23 éO4Ior3flO51;ev. by owner 3274620 ____________________________ -. ______ viha7 you have to sell, Call ?oday and sour Chass;tied Ad will aopeer 3736513 owner, From mid 60's to low s. Beautifully landscaped miniature Spenish villa. S BR, 3 bath, Fta. rm.. formal ilving rm, w w car. peting. central A H. above ground pool with private entrance. Near schools 8. hospital, Call for appt. wkdys, btwn 3.30 P.M & 1:30 P.M. Wk nd anytime $300211. ____________________________ ______________ 1195, Home Cleanng _________________________ VA terms available. $21,000. $304133 A&A CLEANS ALL Litrrcr pr(-tsLrecie.Inn; 32) 0163 Service dr'. C .._. Forrest Greene, Pressure Cleaning ..usd Clearing, till i'lay, rock, All kinds of d'gging Housetrailen • TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR And That'sAFcctl Classified 0s Gets Results - And That's A Fact Too' -- ____________________________ Air Conditioning _________________________________ __________________________ ..entral Heat & Air Conclhonirtg For free estimates, call Carl harris, at SEARS ifl Santord 372 1771. ".'l Lc15, - ____ ________ ____ LAKEMARY3 bedroom, Ii,, bath . -J / I -.." EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU I can cover your home wit., alum. suing & sollit system. Also Roofing, Gutters, 70 Yrs Exp. Eagle .iding Co 151 9583 - P'irie wedding pE"o?os reatosiahi, _______ • priced, Phoni 12] 4.186. JI Drilling - '*ELLS DRILLED PUMPS lSYr FPIA F INAPICING GREGORY MOfll HOMES "di lypes and r% svrrepairarvjSrrv, 337 1917 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT fl 241' Ave.. across from Chrysler Larrys New' & Used Mart, 7)3 S. by McGreGor, 116 Perkins Dealer 'i73 7651 Men's 3'Brom, 2 b.e?ts Alreaoy set up Sunfd Ave 322 1)37 Please the whole family wii anew Wear ______________________ with awning and skin -sq Cheap Rec Ve(this thristmas Sanford CP'e'c the Eynin; Herald CiirisI SLEEPERS- .io to cnoose from, Please Dad with a pair Phoiw 373-0110 11 Exeter court. RecVee Mign*ay 1797 & Lake Gift Gu;de d&ilv for Christ •..i, u.'u wvcc" ,. "i .rriage I.O've Mllt Home Park, '."' reene casuals Mary Blvd , 323 1711 hOvSe 1!ippers -_mas gift ideas tjrr'utt,,re & BeddIng, 373 140 from Knight's Shoes. 20$ E II? St. ________________ ___________________________________ Work F'll drt, top SCh 333 Si) pm Psrj 5at 2331 Pars ;" ct) " ____________________ j J mas ...'.'.' or I - _____________ __________ ___________________________________ ________ _______________ '.i 5' )fl M32 ________ -- T I U I t.a. .F_. - LI --- ---------- - 4 QUI DUSIfleSS,..L)IQJ _ - - -- i22ôfl Of ________________________________________________________________________ ______________ _,... , ......... --. .. .,.i_ , .' '. ..........-- 831-9993 '.--.. ..-. ,. -'._..,, . . .- _________________________ ___________________________ ______ .----,,,,,,,._- - _ p'.. ''a - i'*hrnpl. - I c,cr - 197 Datsun Wagon. 114100 auto. $1295 ;no Hornet, a Cyl . t"d..34,000 original mEle', $993. LAWN #AOWR RENTAL,- V14 Orlando DrIve. SmiUy's neiin' Turtle, Phone 372-2111. Aluminum Siding REALTY IN. 707 E 2Sth.,323 7132 HAL COLOERT,EALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate Eves.372 06I2or3fl 13*7 Dad will love Black & Decker or DUPLEX2 __. It ytj club ,w organhzatioq, fl•,,4 iw.ii 61ue Lustre Electri Carpet Stiampooerfar only $13,iper day, CARROLL'S FURMTURE H AL COLBERT at Mayfair Country CIu Pro Shop, 327 2131. 4 I., sue -' house broken, $200 firm, 1-793 cm, - ______ Molor Cross Bkycies and Ac. Free Racing wIth purchase, Bicycle City, 119$ W. 434, Lg., 130.1161. 105 N. Maillarsd. Maitland, 4470633. - Gifts We've Got Everything For The Golfer-- Clubs, Balls, Golf Bags, Duckster Jackets Ladies and lh,rSoa,, ? __________________ ________________________ _______ £4 -' JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY $3000 - ' "". Home Improvements ____________________________ The fight against inflatior begins . 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Gather $7.s Good gas mileaCv Call alter 6 _________________________________ p.m. 323 979, 9$ cents ca GardenLand, 1100 Itt St 3736630 - WALKER 10 ACRE TRACTS, $1750 home MakeMom'slifeeasierwlthcentral t'i'atand air from Sanford Heating I Air Conditioning, 327 6)90. ________________________ 3772641 ASSN "Atalt" Kids Siipers. au vyles arid colors. Knight's Shoes. 20$ 1!. First St. Dt -,,.-_..w . ____________________ - & Country Club. 372 54.1! nations, IS dot CAREFREE _________________________ FLORIST, 2397 French Ave., 321 ____________________________ aeaut;ful Christmas Decorations. 7150 Arrangements Sanford Flower Shop. One Of Your Better Central - - BUSINESS DiRECTORY 2'.a ACRES, small lake with 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, 5s], for - tr - -..... Re Real Estate Broke' 71 0610 2'79S __ Rose Mary Jones As Cxt'csrjg G. Andres, Spew, Qecea Publish Nov. ,5, 8. Cc, 1y73 DEl itO ' -. -4-_____________________ Butinest Meeting' 7nnMono5Club Hour. 3pm of t ________ -LJ -- 307 East First, Downto"wn 373.9111 Eve.S69.II46 STORE OR OFFICE BUILDINGS ON A BUSY STREET 2.000 sq. ft. 1.100 month 1.51W iq. ft., $700 month 6 Month Lease I for for - poSition, twin needle, front loading, deluxe sewing machine Pay balance of 17$ or 10 poyments of $8. 5cc at: E'IEcAL CONTRACTOR REAl. ESTATE, INC _____________________________ 322.6457 , Santa's Tips F Pr thi; n0t'cC Each claim or demand the claimant IncJ must be sworn to must te in wriling anJ muSt state oy the claimant, hi. Ogent, or his theplaceofresid,.andpostoffjce attorney, or ii will become void lddressoft,ccllim,ntandmus,he according' to law. void according to faw -2100$. Frencti pa.e room. JUHIVsJy ______ I , 62-t.awn.Garden ______________________ -- WITT REALTY - _____ _______________ Ssminoi, County, Fior)da, in the publication of th.s notice, Each curThcsuse at Sanford, Florida, claim or demand must be In writing wlt',ln tour calendar mXths crom and must the - ____ . ________ ______ . Assume Pavmnfs ___ ____ _______ tI - Oays-fli 6173 Nlghts3fl ______________________ - ______ - ST. JOHNS REALTY Cö BROKERS . " ______________________ - -' Gocxts 3235715 ___ 'OST 53 air, ______________________ _____________________ ''•.n $19,500, Evtry' Wcd & Si'it Early BIrth 7 - 15 r rr \1 __-_-.__-_•• ExEcuTlvE Desired 2 story Stucco, 4 bedrooms, 2 boths, formal dinina. Secarata nran From Ranch House 211 W. 25th Sanford, iia. 32386700r$31.97;71,, Additions_____________________________________________________________________________ Call forAppt. 322-3133 ______________ Remodeling EALTORs47--' LEGION 19,i Chrysler, Imperial, all excellent corvltlon $. 373 082!. ________________________________ '72 AMC Ambass*clor 4 dr., P S, and a, A and H, gOod rubber, good running condition. 3221341 ______ 51-HOuSehoki nrnOntal, 3Mo,-6Mo.& 1 Year Leases (lingo '' ________ IP4COMEPROpL'_ v 3 BR home _____ a i, inc fs.ad, Flor,a, within Io' calendar (' LLI4.c.-' ____________ "5' the Charles O!lver Kuhn, dfrceased. are said estate in the office qt Clerk of hereby notlI.d Irvi req'i'red to lilt' Circuit Court of Seminole County, rIM ___________ ___________ ____________________ teals ___ SiNFORD 4fl ./ _________________ COMTPACT" ' ioR UNFURN)SHEDj ProfessIonally Managed Meetings BuSint?5s 7:30 1st TOeS 197] Gold Duster, honeydew, air. automatic, a Cylinder, - Extra, extras!tarp.$2.795 Call Don Pope, 327 ii. Dea'ir. SeiIlr,; (h.aQ__ Used lumber, all kinds; old bathtub (pasture trough) Phone 321 072 SATURDAY AND5UNDAY,gt,' HIGHWAY 4.6FLEAMA,)KT ItimiuIsEIstolllonI-twyI4 etumd Hwy 44 Auction GaIte'y, ___________________ area. 1797 ,'ntnrcJ '!: I Estate deal a. ________ Open 3 bedroom, 2 bath ,."rr an acre New itt . Øfl itepI, lam i, ';.,m vsal.to wail carpetie Ir.'.";ho't, Sprinkler '.i..'m. I'.'. - FURNISHED 125 FROM 3IY.arMortga,.i-Spct,.ew _________________________________________________________ or ConventIonal Mortgages. . best offer 372 1950 after ________________________ f - VETERANS .' :: 5% ardens t)tl11L?1Atit?1L1 S . Jeep Station Wagon, i wheel -- 61-Buing Flea Markl?t ''.'ee'sCE BEYOND \411a8'e F ____________________ - yj, ua ..))riurrry.ul . _______________ feneva I _____________________ cobnels. as is. Cash and Carry PIOLL'S ?tl' )I't ________________________ pods, flash attachrnI & case. 3396350. _________________ ' - pm. Wxd or steel desks (executive desk & thairs, secretarial desks & Lakeview Nursing Center. 919 E. 3 BR,ltatti, dng. rm., wood ,urnlng Second St. between 9 ".1 5. fireplace In liv, r..., eat.in kit., WILSON MAIR FUkNITUIE paneled & carFii' throu9hOvt , ,,. ..,. t. TnA2 4; xii' masTer 3fl5.627 born. Muit see. 120,000. 1-90.4321. 311 IISE. First St. . . camera, projector, auto loading, lights, screen & case. Also i'oloroid Camera, 100, portrait _________________ - mr.a n..s... Crank Realty, Realtor ______ _________ ____________________ of may have against saId FRIED CH4ICIEN ______________________ - - - ________ ____ _____ 1, a I .4°, (1.::.,tir.f', - - Real [state :' NOTICE TO C*EDITos All creditors 'if estata cf Loutenla Cleveland, LIvflie DECEASED Cleveland, a kø Lavenl, CItyelan, decearvj, art' hereby f0tifipd coo NOTICE TO CREDITORS rr:r'.j to file 3rl' ctarr, Or Estate - -<" .e Value 5Recreational Vehicles 7 ___. Seminole High. Benefit First Presbyterian Church Youth Furil Call $71XO WHAT HAS 10 LEGS Lady's beautiful ' K diamond AND EATSA LOT? engagement ring, $22. Phone A family in need nfl bedrooms, Split 123.5. bedroom p!ai, spacious family WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES dining room, plenty of Clotift, Ntw 3 bedroom, 2 baths, double XitChen'Bathroom Cabinets, tra Storage building. A steal t garage, 2 porches, patio, country Counter fops, lnki Installation 126.800. 323 9410. Setting, on large 1 acre plus lot, available Bud Cabe:l. 372 lOS? anytime, 1.31.500 Directions: West Larry Saxon to Wekiva Rd., Call Collect, eves. Ov'ner Broker, Herbert Dronson, tyear.old Cavalier coke machine, 64 _______________ _________ .,._________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIq. Louvenia Cleve'.6nd, ¼ a Levenie CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AN FOR Cir.eland. a ¼ '1 L4,tflE Cleveland $V' .__ BazaarandFood& Plant Sale, Dec. 76-Auto Parts 1, 5. and 6. 0.30 to . Fiat Christian Church, 1607 Sanford ' Ave. SWAP- 16 ft. Cobia V.Bottom Boat ___________________________ Reconuil,cined BJtterI, 51295 - ______________________ NURSING ASSISTANT to health Car, In the Mate f a' Medicare provider in DettonaMust haveone year DeBaryar experienceandown car. Excellent Need full and part time. _____ ____________ IN T9E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In RE: (state of kc,gutar _____________________ 5O-Misceliarous for Sale -- 377 W. Garneft part down 373.7791 att(r 6. 35-#.tiile Home Lots ______ -------.---,'-. _____ -______ . ____________ ._ -- Call _________ PRONATq NO. 7S342.Cp - Complete ii., • -- ______ FAMILY HOUSE: Income Garage Sale, Sat ,91o5, Sun. 1 toS, .. TAFFER REALTY Bedroom furnished, $133 month PINE HILLS. Orlando, 2 BR, tam, AduIl preferred Phone rm., large yard, enclosed carport, 4170 air, newly painted Inside & Out. _______________________________ ______________________ - DEl 161 . SWAPSHOP.FLEAMARKET 54Garage Sales _____________________________ __________________________ 372 711$ AFTER HRS 1100 E. 25th St. - _ ' .e - 377 6620. 2'i2i Park Dr REALTOR Your MLS Agency - .j -- 1A.. . I 46-Commercial Property 2 NOLL'S - ........._ - 322•2426 Anytime - • A MERRY CHRISTMAS IS assured from exce!Ient earnings selling Watkins. Avg. $2 15 hourly from start Write Dept. 10, Watkins ____________________ P:ooucts, InC., Winona, Mlii- - "O' -- Quantily. dii 1006 No Charge All admitted fre Come browse star1;, St'ndey, Colr TV's from 150. B&W, from $15, Service all makes HERBS' I December 14th a? the M.OvIefand Drive In Theater. South 11.92 TV 1200 S Frict. 373 1731 Prione 377 1716 - _______________________ . iijhjrtn ,,,, .. N. I burl, kitchen Read today's clalSifieo ads for furnished. No pets. 1165 mo. Call FOR kENT-Oneacre mobile home good bui site with wrl, Septic and dcc between I & $ pm, 3720133. ___________________________ trlcity. Near Scriford on saved road $60 per month. Write: Paul D. White, 7103 S. State, Ann Arbor. oving? Why Not Live MIth. 4.8)04. 3113. trmlrtt. nw'u'r, .,'-, Any COLOR TV.%,1.934CNTH Merchindjse n ____________________ . _ ...7.,A.ç411, - Security. 377.4299. CLIFF JORDAPI,REALTOR Park Drive $lOup. A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants toage2 only. Next to new Drivers' Car' Salesman- Exerlenced only ;n used car sales & dealing with License Bureau 3224613 finance companies. Excellent commiSsion 32? 0078 _____________________________ Legal Notice - LEGAL NOTICE The Board ot County Corn missioner's, as prime soonsor for Seminole County, announces that Legal Notice fundt in the amount of $772,401 LEGAL NOTICE __________________________________ THE BOARD OF COUNTY received under the Comorrens'v. LEGAL NOTICE COMMISSIONERS, AS PRIME Employment and Training Act The Board of County Corn. SPONSOR FOR SEMINOLE (CETA) of 1973, Title II, wIll be misSloners, as prIme sponsor for COUNTY, HEREBY NOTIFIES REAPPORTIONED as f*liowt: Seminole County, announce' that THE PUBLIC OF ITS GRANT PrIme Sponsor Seminole County, fundt in the amount of 11,013.71$ MODIFICATION SUBMITTAL TO Board of County Commissioners relved under the Compreetensive THE UNITED STATES DEPART. Nameof HIghest Elected Official: Employment and Training act MENT OF FOR James M. Hattaway, Chairman LABOR (CE'IA) 1973. Title Vi, will be ADDITIONAL FUNDS IN THE Unit of Government: County '- PHYSICAL r t bath mention a few! 3 Bedroom mobile home on ar family room, garage, carpets bedroom,? Extra large family room, and lotS f extras, All for $23,900. _____ -------------- - No , may I - ... ____________________________ take 2nd mortOage. 32) Central Florida's '.'IJLTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 373199) 1919S French 7371.377 1196, 3fl19$,i • Executive home, 2 '- 34-1jobile Homes 32HoUf . Realty 'SANFORD'S SALES I.FADER" , cvi I or? Bedrooms. Adultonly part lime, 60 pd. Lake Mary. 323 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave 322.2SSC. servce,usedmachlnes paacetolive,ca,todrive.alob ,)r Soc ci you have need ci. Stemptr Realty . 2 Bedroom, carport, fenced yard. AguIlt preferred, $)5Q mo Security deposit. 323 555-4 or 3fl BedrOOm. 1)35 plus deposit 13.4 905.4 persons 66$ 6431 or 327 1Q51 Furnished _______________________ - lOedroom Furnitheclouplex Call evenings, 6 )Otol 30 DeBary- Adults, 1 OR, air, close to _______________________ P E GIST ER ED By: Llaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Dec. 2. 9. 16, 23, 1975 OEUS NEIGHBORHOOD . ' 2 Bad Hits . ' Deltona DeBary area, Excellent wage. N"ed full and part time. Mi4t have r'wn car. Call $3.1 7707 L'e?.veen I 3 and 5 p m -_________________________ Florida 5,429,237 - Original Grant Duration of Grart: August 5, 1975 guest Populationof Area Served: 143.000 1207,61* - Additional Allocation to June 30. 1976 per latest estimate jI37.lS7 - Monies To Operate DEAKDOWN OF FUNDS Total Individuals to be s.ers,ed; Wages: 217,1*9 July, August, September 1974 Total lrvfiwldua,t I,. •..s. Program; expended untIl July 1. 1976. AdministratIve: 27,210 Duration of Grant: September $. The additional receipt of $344,I II Is the of this title to 1975 to June 20. 1976 will be utilized to increase existing provide unemployed and un BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS rk ,n,1 IrIrii,e-, ryith,.,e diirpmnlnv.ri ne,.e ..ia, Wages: 319,1)0 r5ponscw5er County. TRANS$TIONAt. EMPLOYMENT Fringe Benef Its: 204.7*2 in lobs providing needed pobPc Board of County Commissioners Adm,nlstrative 61,816 Name Of Highest EIeCtidOlfkll: services in areas of substantial It Is the purpose of this tille to Mike Hattaway, Chairman unemployment and, wherever provide unemployed and Ufl Unit Of Government: County feasible, related training and deremployed 91(IOflS with Area Served: Seminole manpower services to enable Such TRANSITIONAL EMPLOYMENT Population: 145.000 perIons?omo.y,intoemplm,n:or :n os providing needed public Total Individuals to be Served; 9)9 traIning not supported under this services In areas of substantial Total Individuals To TermInate title. unemployment and, wherever Program: A GRANT MODIFICATION feasible, related training and Allocat,on Of Funds: (Including WHICH WILL CREATE SIX ADmanpower service's to DII tONAL POSITIONS FOR Tilt enable Such Juty, August, September 1976) persons to move inloemploym,ntor 1151 991 - Semlnol. Community PERIOD DECEMBER IS, 1973 to trainIng not supported under this College JUNE 30, 1976 wlli be executed due title. $17,613 - Seminole County to the accumulation of fundi due to A GRANT MODIFICATION Association For Retarded Children participant terminations, vacant WHICH WILL CREATE FORTY pusilkins and a later starting date Tafeta SIX (MI ADDITIONAL POSITIONS - Florida State Em than anticipated FOR THE PERIOD DECEMBER Grant modification ployment Service be 15. 1915 to JUNE 30. 1976 will be $70,000 - SemInole County examined at Seminole County executed di to the accumulation o DistrIct School Board Cranch Oflict, Manpower Planning tundt due to partIcIpant Icr. - Comprmens(ve Ma,', DiviSIon, Seminole Plaza, Highways mlnatlofiL vacant poSitioni and I power Division II 97 and I3t, CasseIbci-ry, Floridj later S'arting date than anticipated. Grant modifIcation may be between the h'irt t J'30 AM, and I C.rAnri ,n,,lii,-..iL,s.s ,. -v clamitird at Seminole County );O2 P M, Monday thru Friday. examined at SemInole County Branch Oftice, Written Comments oncvr.ilng Manpower Division, Brar"h Office, Manpower Planning Seminole Plaza, Highway 1197434, thiSmoditicalIn shOuld bedirected I Division, Se,nF-gle Plaza, Highways Casselberry, Florida, or at the to: James 0. Bedsote. Director, 1792 and 434, Catselbet-ry, Florida Seminole County Courthouse, Room Comprehensive Manpower Plan between the hours of 1:10 AM. and 313, Infergovi'rnry,e'tlal Cone nng, emlnoIe County Brani-h 5.00 P M , Monday lhr-u Fridy. dinator's OffIce, North Park Office, Seminole Plaza, Written comments concerning thiS Avenue, Sanford, between the t)ojrs Cas'elbcrry, Florida 37307. moditicatio', should be directed tO: of $30 AM. and 5:00 P.M. Monday Publish; Nov. 21. 30, D.c. 2, 1975 I. fl fl . - '-uirerpr, lhrougn Friday DET 162 Comprehensive Manpower PIn Writtencomments concerning this ___________________________ ning. Seminole County Branch application sPv'ss,'t$ p,e irectj riio PI4SIC, James 0. Bedsole, Director, IN 'HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Casselberry, Florida 32707. EIGHTEENI'H JUDICIAL CIR. Compre$iensiveManpowe.Diyitlo,', Publish: Pioy. 7*, 30. Dcc,?, 1975 S.min,'il. ri'uinty Branch C4fVg CUlT OF FIno,)A Itt APl0 ro I Seminole Plaza, Cassatberrv, SEMINOLE COUNTY ø*n OFTP -' 3lA-Duplexes _________________________ ___________ both AC, w.w refrigerator, - mo on lease purchase. G Pinpert, $73,000 ____________________ CASH 322-4132 --------------. -. One & Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air. furn & unfurn _' 110 purpose cONDOcl - - n Ravenria Park. Home In mint established neighborhood $27,900 conditIon with lovely swimming COUNTRY ESTATE- 2 story. i Pool. Plow only 129.900 A muSt tO bedroom home Over s acres of See beautiful giant oaks and cilrus lmpr,'cmcnis include corral, Harold Hall Realty stables, tack room end bridle path. $17,000, REALTOR 371 3171 ______________________________ OWNER MOTIVATED- Moving out of state, needs to sell 3 home, living rm. dining rm, Separafi' garaije Security depost $34 AUCTION, 37] 7310. - 52--Appliances SEMINOLE CO. Acreage S?r311 arid large 57.000 per acre -- home 16,000 layIng hens investment. POOL HOME- Nicely redecorated wage ForTicketsCall 322.4141 5-114,111.111.111111 Radar is 84:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS only key to the 1rn, witch was "They Call It Potsie Love" A his responsibility, be's accused, pretty young girl falls for 9-10 NBC POlJ(E wo Potsie. But it requires a "Don't Feed the Pigeons" SATURDAY, DEC. 6 tJ ,s lc season, IRONSIDE 6. PARTRIDGE FAMILY wtxinds. since Radar had _________________ .0 this 2 In deep point where they require more trouble. An eccentric colonel's help. They hire a lather-son prized possession, a Colt 45 with team, Strother Martin and Jeff chrome barrel, disappears Conaway guesting In those from the stonge bin while the roles, officer is recovering fron-t , of ______ _____ their business expanding to a Fuley. 1967. 1tish horror Urn about ceper wi'io ajns AND FRIENDS- IJNI)FJ)D()(3 89 NBC MOVIN' ON "The 9-9:39 CBS MASH In a new Long Haul" Treachery on the time period, hoping to rebuIld Bees." Susanna Lali. Frar* ______________ ____________________ COnSIOr Kit' 1\1 HIGHLIGHTS TONIGhT V 2BEDROOM APARTMENT K i?l('fl furnis"tcci Nice localon Phone372 4135 Fr" m 0711. REALTORs ftranchOfgiceNo 1 O-v.ner will finance. 762IOrlandoDr,ve 3fl 1302 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITy- Egg Geneva,Sacre's, mobileho;nehook. air. $195. By appt. Alan Stone Assoc, LARRY SAXON, REDUCED- $2.&SOfor quick Sale. 3 _______ _____________ _______________ _________________________ INCOME PROPERTY- Corn. ptitly Iurnshed l2'6O' mobile eeryflilng but P'uman element. 20 OSTEEN- I Bedroom. siso per month, SCH(JREN fEALTY, Realtors, 322 1302. Call between 1303. For irirm,,?on r4)t fl7 3:30 p.m. --.-----_ 54 & 13, Orlando. Florida 3210), on or endfitetheorIgilwjththecterkof this Court, either before secvicc on Plaintiff's attorney or imrneillat,ty thereafter; otherwise a default wIll be entered againSt you for the relief demanded In the complaint or petition. Witness my hand and the seal of thl court on the 6Ih day Of November, 1975. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwi'h, Jr. ' mus) 1100 2 CS') 9') €2 700 ClUB . NOW LEASING New, modern, I story efficiency apartments, attractively fur oIti,d, COnvenIently localed and ________________________ Nursv, RN's; LPPI's; Aides; Aide. Companion; Needed Immediately. ____ ey whoseaddress IS P.O. Box 6015 io'ao t$ - written defenses, if any, to attorney Brodt,icl Crawfd, victen L , Wanted 68-Wanted to Buy 7 Drawer de.k. 120. Mahooanv Pad, $5, Baby Crib, $70 Rocker, We Buy Furniture 11%; Bunk Bed. US. Mahogany DAVES' 373 9370 China Cabinet, sits soea sio Cedar Chest, $. Matching Coffej OR IEPITAL RUGS WANTED & End Table. 1.30; Maple Drop in. Tnpptiepatcj, used, anycondiflon Leaf Table. $30. Much more 4.14 S17( W'ntr Park ______________________ - dludftg antiQue furniture. KULP Fiveacres.O%tncleared DECORATORS, 4 WILL BUY OR CONSIGN GUNS o ICflCed,POfld&WII, 377 2333 ldyllwlld.-.-. 2 StOry natural frame. 3 s 3 baths. S fireplaces, hJrc1wod floors, •ttic, double lot. $59,900. )2102sa. bath with fenced bock yard. 173,900-Terms. ____ Acre Lot Hevlly wooded In eistlng development f t/'eauifuI homes, n I AAA I mIle west of t end io II 1017,000 Terms Call FuicClanahan Real Estate, 312 5997 - $70,000 Bedroom, 1' - l 51-4IGUSebOId_GOOds Large 1/ - ____________________ _________________________ m12 30P.M.- s).25 I&ARGINMATs[v'Ry TO: MICHAEL R. PRICE address unknown Take notice that an action for Dissolution of Marriage has been IjIed against you and you are 3'30 andec Knox FurniShed apartment, I or2 bedroom,IlOSSanfordAve.phone MARRIAGES REGISTERED NURSE. cx Pe,lorriwd by Marilyn, Notary, perlenced, to do health care In the Responderi, €) MYFAVORITEMAHTIAN Except Fridays, t'i'hCt'l S(ino( MOVIEtMon Write P.O. Liox 121) Sanford, FIorida377ll MICHAEL R. PRICE, Table" (Wed) 'Aoma,th ,tj Re,. -'; ' ' -tcp tiviiq Come join uS FPAP4KLIU ARMS APTS Rent li'om 5)11 mo 3236650 - Can Help In re; the Marriage of REDA GENE TATE PRICE, F is, Ircnc1, ,. French AVC 373 3477 Navel Oranges. $7 So per bu. JuiceOranges.$1 30perbu. Your Container 373 511$ I I FLCIRIflA am MING IS RIGHT: New I ____ neighborhood. Ready to move I I a. 5P 131. LOnUwood ____________________ 7 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, 13)0 ?fledroom apartment, partiyij' Elliot St. $125 mouth, $50 damage fished; coupleonly. 372 3762 days, dpotit. Phone 305299 1139 after S 322 0991 evenings pm _____________________________ ttfuti'd Bedroom, 2 bath on large fenced lot; carpet. 125.O-Terms. Heat 3 Bedroom homt, fenced. only FURNISHED... I Bedroom, central - 3O-At Sweet Oranges Pink C'rapefru't I2bu. 1007 PalmettoAve. FACEDWITHADRINKING ______________________________ I PROBLEM I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND airIhe5how)(ikjaygj1O. 3() RYANSHOPE €1) Legau Notice soon on CBS. Opening epIsode esent the entire €1) SCHOOL PROGRAM- 2 Rogers jes*. A woman doct defies the urp*yftton law o not &*niriszering to a :9 SCHOOL PROGRAM. 0 . IWAP 1, ft (uttia V Bottom Boa? for what hive you, or eII for 1375. 3326670. ______________________________ 5)335150 Color TV - - NAVEL ORANGES BAGGED _______________________________ "Hotline," Adults or Teens. Except Wed. see 5p.m. MAYBERFI? flFD NSHT: Special one hots cvii- 100 fJMEP.5ET 2) MING AAie of MISTER ROGERS' co.,i- Broker Real Estate Ufllurnithed,garagp$30fl _______________________ 7507 - carport, patio, Florida room pIt's? (ilility sheds. Income of month from rental of second lot. 3227643 AVAILABLE SanfordAlAnonFami'yoroupP,O. (REERIPENEDFRUIT,pickedto order.Uavels.orange%,Grapelruif. Box 35], Sanford. FIa. 37171 __________________________ Tangerines Call 3770737 Ii no AE' YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ans. call 3720376, RuSsell F1I' GENERAL HOSPITAL' Preempted Monday, soo below. CTRIC co,p,,&jjy 1255 NEIGI'@ORHOOO PI'OWfl 0X t'i 1959. PHIL DOAHUE ELECTRIC Fe furnishea including heat $10 Rentals __________________________ 377 673) or 3730362 For families or friends of problem dr;nkers For furtPer oniormatlon call 123 1.317 - hV 0WNEq_D, ttjCii,y rduced ISCUtIVe4 BR, 2 tt.. niw. - carpet, fenced back Sanfora caplal, startups, cipansions, NAVEL ORANGE! . AL ANON NEWS W (R) 9) TOMORROW 6j MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: rocd'ne case-then Pete is s 6 12:30 '2 MAGNIFICENT MARBLE MACHINE 800 . ---- 2 , Near Sanf ord Newer 3 large bedroom, 3 bath __________________ IN YOUR FAMILY? (0&W) ANOTHER %)flj) ALL IN lifE rAMiLY .2 Animation Festival' (Fri.) I3ook Beat 'I g BIG \IAI.,LEY ICA FORRESTER: POtS* €D TOOAY(LOCaJWS '' MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Ascent of Man" (R) (Fri) '5'$ ShCw"(R) €1) THEMOTHERSINLAW ceritr' pets In Lake Mary, $123 no., 173 - (Tt*ts) P . , I ()i)J 9' t"EwS 6 YOUNG AND RESTLESS W (Mon.) "%l,tnjt4 g3" (fl) (Tu05.)TBA(od,)"Vib'atjnj .4' .5: CBS NEWS 9 0020'S BIG TCP 130 9; GOOD MORNING AMER Peeous rmssn She ftf 2 7X) ' FOnZiO ves joanie acvtce 12.'OO 658 2 RHfl4E AND REASON f (Mon.) IDA (Tuos.) "Soisidsiago" (Wed) S(X,O( ' -"i'-- -'- stuttonng bydovofopngaspo. oat ability. (fl) LIGHT: New Ime period CBS NEWS SUNRISE SEMESTER 2 DEVOTIONAL MOVIE. "Submarine S'h:w4t Be1CY. '(OI ''Y on HAPPY DAYS Tho co '.6 l,,rg', Noon Frid wod,seetiow attiet&mtsostnd THEDOCTORS 2 - - '; ' __________ RENTwHopTITOBU COUNTy 3 DR. block - 25-Loans CIAL- (Wod oey)'ThoSkating THEATRE PREVIEW rasok3ncja 655 €1) son in the one iou' rL.cai vatii?ty sDc'cial a&x.it.A love when '.5 ') LIFE COf)( GUIDINGLIQt-fr Dedroom, util,tIe lflcljØ, per month Adulf only 3734170 ________________________________ Terms Furnished 'I bedroomapf SundQ,y 6 €11 (Mon., Wed, Fri.) "WIa .. 6 '3() 2 CANDID CAMERA ' R LOVE OF 6 (Wed)"oUesjnEjon" (R) spfttc HOLLYWOOD SUNSHINEALJI1IAJ.,JAC 2 (M3n) 'Wth o and 3 bedrooms, glady Brown Realty, Peg Real Estate Brokec. 32? 5737. or after hrs 272 1964. Water front cottage on the Wekiva River, FurnIshed ORk' Place a ClaSSified Ad ,n 500 2 ADAM 12 u 11:30 610 SifrJSHINEAI),1Jt,C 2 .1 WILD. WILD GIMBIT 600 ___________________ - All ut,lil,ej SESAME STREET €Z') Tucs Large 3bedroom hOuSe. 1321 MellOr,valIe; fn back yard, AvaIlable Nov. 5th. Ins plus $100 Security deposit. Phone On 1. 2 bedroom apar•men,s, turnised or unfurn)J Niwly redecorated Come see 300 E Airport Blvd Sanford 323 1310 Oeauty Salon on French Ave., Completely eQuipped, 11,930 in line a 24c a line mtlmes (12,00MINIMUMCHARGF) 3 Lir.c.inmum 5:30 P.M. 8:00 AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATUR)AY 9.Nuon (Tbw) D3n RcJe. Gc.xge . 700 SHOW BAMBOO COVE APIS EceIIen Oppo'tn, Only i bour seekIv *i$h complete (ompany 'raining a. 'OCitOn ft., t/P lflve$tm(.çit of $600 $5000 Call collect. Mr Carson, 113 3)6 831-9993 322-2611 Ia Mayo. Bnice BWIOU y half hoLsinthi$twnopOntxj NBCNEWSUPOATE oo €1) LOST IN SPACE EDQEOFN Rogers JacqUO3 Winter - . Borgornc 1954, (Thur.) Wed Thu's . lxoemoreg on Ch wWi o ts spocai at3p m thonwWbosottnregiia,syfora 9 DAILY t.%ORD 87 tEp'g .. (Tue THE TOMORROW 2' W CONSUMER KIT How to txry quaity h.vmfL,e at tea ate Fa1o" Glrçir - OrlQncio T ... ____________________________________________________ Seminole Tuesday . 5 ______ ;':•. - -.4 i_. .,, wr%. �_ -I------ — - r - a-' - m.'r;;,- - ' ' I -- m . .-, -..- - '• - - a 1. - - . -- Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1973 -I BEETLE RAILPY Mort LJurnble Walker At 'TIUP I t \ TOLJc*' I LJE1 TO J — E1 AOJT J ______ RIME ____,•/ i Q-, ) .11 _,; L L --.,f,% 11 fl05 5 I Pelage I 01111, -___~, , I ,Z P ~~ 0 ~~_1'~.---____ _____ 7 t Lubricant ?2 Sacred butt & r 7 Sansom tK WI LR1GJ6 oR . 6%TT PAV [ I — nin-Iffi I= V command 2 4 J3 12 a 3.1 sotr' Pact, 5 '6 stands 38 One wflo d'ites fl .,ket'er 41 Near to 47 CCUII 43 SParpv 44 lass name 46 British gun 47 Finished 46 P(olio vivropoll 1' 13 !oJ 50 Toa ïö" 11 I4 — -- 15 16 17 — — — — — I T I l :1 7 - 0 CAMPUS CLATTER with 131M0 BURNc by C- .- i . 1. - I a t- I - 19 -- 21 -. 0 Larry Lewis t 1 23 CT.ME-wiiiiis , =0 .___ 7 ~ JIIUJI UBI Jul11 or NMN && # RU 0 M It - - — — — I $2 43 44 i 41 ' ' 45 4S — 50 ., 0 k 0 hay I? Corner 19 Faitiers 23 Heaps 24 Engrave 23 Mud a name 26 Large plants 77 Prescribrng. as a course of action 28 Dregs 29 Concludes 31 nioisn groom — L_J. 47 48 51 I - — 68th Year, No. 89-Wednesday, ARIES (March 21.,rU 39) what you have in mind. SCORN() (()it 24-Nov 9? Yct're gerou.!, t!p to a point today. You do, however, You're still under favorable require apprcbtior. or you f'incial aspects but there Is a could 1w-n sow in the evening, small warning: Avoid any kind TAURUS (April 20-May 20) of extravagant conduct. The day wU not be as profitable SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Anything important you as it could be. While you're • plugging the leaks, you'll also have to do today will be better be pulling the co1'ks. accomplished with as few GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A people as possible. Two's serious matter confronts you company - four is impossible. today. You're wise to treat It in CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. an affable manner, while still 19) You could be upset today. recognizing its g1 avity. Those you've done favors for CANCER (June 21-July 22) expect more ar! more. Be You're an effective worker compassionate, but don't be ~ today as long as you don't take used. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19I on an unrealistic load and wind J 1X0(July 23-Aug. 22) You're down once In a while. Trouble sure of you rself today - to a is, you ma not know hCfl to limited degr ee. A strong willed quit day. rrcnn i'nailrt hrnwhiir,t vru, lntt, - tcec 11'ph flMnr,'h ••••• Aa doing something against yuur 'Pils will be a very rew.. ,rding day if you don't trip over your better judgment. VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 22) own feet. Avoid impulsiveness. Today you'll get your fair share by being honest and straight. YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec.3, 1975 forward, but not too pushy. Expose yourself this coming Respect those you deal with. 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It hap. though, I have (cit "done In" pens mor 'ften from unusually even after getting a good vigoous physical exertion, mght's sleep. Md!ry phucians see it In troops after a long march If I'm 4-' bnd weigh 145 aid ha ve had a ei'y active We, tl'cy have not been tr1ne'J to 'cowling, baseball, football, tolerate that much activity. track, basketball and swimThe injured muscles are sore ming. I can't do any of these and rclese myoglobin. me r•w for fear of an myoglobin is eliminated in the Will my children ha ve this? urine, giving It a Fed or What about my brothers and LrowiJsh color. The swollen sisters and their chfldren? Will and sore muscles involved, plus dialysis help? I had another the discolored ui-the, are a attack last Saturday after pretty good Indication of th.. washing and waxing my car. nature of the problem. Special My doctor says rest and no tests of the urine and blood physical exertion. establish that the hatance myoglobin. DEAR READER - You have a very rare disease, and there There are some cases where are a lot of facets of It that are the pr oblem hai occurred in not completely understood, family members, but this is the That is why uan't get the raaest of the types soen, answer you want. The ch ief danger Is damage Actually, you do not have a kidney d1sese. The defect is In t the k!dacy5 fi-ulil the relation to Your muscles, All of myoglobin. Particularly during I-— have a stbtanee in . an attack drink lots of water to muscles called myuglobin. It is dilute the urine adequately. A much like hemoglobin in the red person can get along well with ceUsofyourbloodezccpttha ti only one kidney so the lüssof 18 is a smaller molecule. And, it per cent of your kidneys is not uiiibvr of indictments - perhaps as 'i East SCh PuS 2V Pass 26 4N T Pass 5 lus 6* Pass Pass P&33 Opening lead - 7 MY RLJØØER I ( PCKY WWI fWflj. YOU ' 1 QUACK NO c LJ 111* - CUT 0AIIYYA IW SHOT tW 1RA ITS * 0AT!j lWrr 1\ [ CARNIVAL by r\ % ' it - - - - • ff1k ' — (\ k - • c 4UMAN e f, \ AL I 6CT' J , 5.4LLV OVfly 4St! \ 5, i T - 'h I 11 Jt / T' 11 ,,, I - - .LI ' ,- -. A. ________ -. i;.;;':- Dick ____ • 1ai1I $ ___4c ' - - ---- B)' DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer — • • written protest of Tuesday's official election results that retained in office Councilmen Martin Bacon Sr. and Harry Terryandreturr.edtoacuncjl postMrs.DeLoresLash. Stumbo, Tuesday night after the election results were cerVihlen and Kimnhrough were lifted by a canvassing board not present when that decision composed ot Mayor Walter Sorenson, Council members was 1LdC. Freeemn said he saw "little Bert Pr'rinchief ar.c! Vtrglnia merit" to the suit, but he said if Mercer and City Clirk Kay the commission hires individual &assman, filed the protest over the tabulation of rot, for the attorneys the "public Is going get it in the ear when it comes council seat three post. In the protest he questioned time to Commissioner Dick Williams "the accuracy of the voting said he saw no "merit what- machine and the tabulatio,i ~~ %I do to , -0 _ OW --_~ separate counsel to represent the commission in the upcoming clay pit litigation. A suit filed in circuit court alleges commissioners Illegally aborted the $517,000 purchase pursuit of pc'rsonal reasons" and asks In excess of ______ _____ - ; - ' ______ ______ ______ , _____ _____ ___ ,- ,-_L rotli~ 1- ' . i-iIP V)u ri s if II works in reverse?" 1 i I. by Garry________ Trudeau fi,1-1' & i_- _j 14°?! W! ' ~&_ (~~, V / b4Ck TO -'Th f k r,:, ()/ - ' 5\r . ' ' .11' - - •• - - - '- • . -' .- - - - -. - '•. - ' I I '\ . - .• :- LI _____ , - ' ., 11, - ,f 4 i-:.. _____ _____ . •1 • ., i9pa .1 the charter, was subsequently .i elected to a one-year split term ,J and declined Ic seek re-election In December, 1974, a ________________________ Today soever" in the Mandell suit and directed by the city clerk. I also Around The Clock - - - - -- - Bridge "' kn .............Comics •. Lake Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson I right) c-ingratulates electlown inners 1 from left) Martin r4coa Crossword ............, ....&B tract near Markham Woods Elementary School polling Sr., Mrs. Delores Lass and harry Terry. Editorial ..................4-A road to agricultural diminished place was impounded by the Dear Abby - . ............7.fl the value. The rezoning was a poli ce depa rt ment, on Stumbo's The tally included 15 absentee Wallace Hall, whotti Stumbo Stumbo said the vote may have Dr. LSlnb condition of the purchase request. ballots, two of which were contacted Tuesday night aft-or been reversed on the machine, Horoscope .................6-B agreement. The vote as certified gave iiicquahhied. the polls ckcd. giv ing Bacvn Stumbo's votes Iluipitil ................... Williams asked com- Mrs. Lash 403 tallies for elecTurnout in the election was Mrs. Stumbo said the official and Stumbo Bacon's. Obitarjes ---------------missioners again Tuesday night lion to seat one. 545 (nearly 100 votes less than ballot for the election was "not Bacon was jubilant today, Sports - -- - - - -----.. . 3-10.11--A didn't didn't see why it couldn't t, request an investigation of said same," he saId. "dism1ssed' The suit also claims the The single voting machine ____________ _______________________ _________________________ classification. Television ----------------12-A Bacon received 301 votes to 153 more than seen in any of the alphabetically, its the lawsuit. Commissioners while his opponent, former today that the impoundment of live days fol.lowing an election board of trustees, commission to retain only one decision and decided against agreed to hold off for two mayor Margie fless, m-eived the machine was requested on Slow waming frit-nd .th"411h and that her husband is asking Baco attorney. Sanford Attorney ttv' purchase. n %ald he changed his Thursday. lflRhs Thursday weeks 22g, the advice of Counts' Judge for a recount of the results. cunp ign strategy from last upper 70s to around 60. Lows lower to mid 50s, Winde bec ming li easterly on 7jurs6y. o Gov, Askew Here For will touch down tMnv t n. hniv'hn nfl a.IMI' tniirlcm ,..IIIL....eI, ..l.J... ..,ISA u-Ill lesuci 1',-,,l.' ght tonight nad Details and tides are o Page A rs...........e r'----,. rain 0 Florida Gov. Reubin Askew merce. Trombetta is the cidef bcfore greeting the one "the govermt- is close to Auto' S ,. 'J — - - a. . 4% . . . - ."- . -. - - '• '. • e. State Commerce Secretary A/so To Join Ceremonies I _f ;:) 'S . :';r- "a -. 4!- - voters and meeting citizens on the streets of the community. Terry has been a councilman since designdted an interim official In the city charter adoptedinAugust,1973.Hewas elected to a two-year term in December the same year. Mrs. Lash, who, was and department when the city Commissioner John KimCounty Commissioner Sid But Commission Chairman for Ferguson and ssloi- Suunbo. other three Seminole cities tSEThh1lt Mrs. Sturobo added that can affc'd It, tumbo la a brough asked if conuitssloners Vihlcn Jr. signed the contract Mike Hatt.away said such a For the seat five office, in- which held elections Tuesday. voting machines are volunteer fireman and a could retain indi vidual counsel, with Mandell. On Oct. 14, the decision at present might affect cumbent Terry received 308 high 69. Overnight Stumbo and Mrs. Stunibo said automatically Impounded for member of the departmert's lowTuesday's 43. but Freeman advised the commission reversed £Mrs 4p/ ntziqpV I6ET IT " 1W (tI 4011 (1114T aa ' '- r'. '"Y• principal witness in the trial, Mack Cleveland Jr. was for a decision to rezone the tract All I ttw a --- -- - -or ir ': 1 - ••i1'7 -- - - - ,, , I .-. In the contest for the seat predicted by Mrs. Sassman), in order" and that candidates' notinghehadcampalgnedfora "It's necessary for me to testify mentioned as a tKwible can- back to its orighial zoning three position, incumbent for a 51 per cent turnout, much narr&s would hat ve been listed professional in the case," the attorney said. didate for the job. "Well, if this hurts you more than It does me, why don't I 4..' -_- __!% corruntsslon Tueday to hire :2 individual commissioners, ' The suit was filed by Greater ,,,, . Construction Corp. - -. Casselberry-. The firm's -—, ~1 R president, Lester Mandell, was ,,'- • a. quizzed by grand jurors who "" ____ are probin' governmental operatinns A report (torn the -' jury Is expected later today. -' ___ Freeman asked to be relieved ' TOM FREEMAN because he said he will be a - / I ______ County Attorney Tom Freeman asked the county ' . year when hx won a one-year split term. Last year, he said, he conducted a door-to-door effort while this year he con. -• S Tumor _____ " ()f Fin cl in g - LAKE MARY - Unsuc.. cesaful city council candidate Tom Freem •) • n Lake Mary Loser Stumbo Protests • \ I 0 Questions Machine, Count Nine-year-old Keishann Washington, 109 Strickland Ave., Sanford, proudly accepts a check from Chrstmns Parade Chairman Fred Davis and Santa (laos. Miss Washington submnittt'd the theme "Spirit of Christmas, '76" and that was chosen for this year's parade, which will be staged In Downtown Sanford Thursday night beginning at 70. (Sec parade map, page 2-A) Ulerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) — • 'S C ' - 11 T.ithiL A Af 0 - - - m - !• CHRISTMAS , CETA Worker ,j '1111101SIISUML_.~~ ' r~ fl,rjj4! aim, 'ir sii.' ", M/i4J? 7ia7 Cs S6I4TYjU, tiMV - ides I • CkfR$ftij44f W(4 4w r e po tis N _________ _ For Special Counsel - ,4L'yffP .. r _ -.- AØe'-f J Daughter --~ , - _____ / Oklahoma reader wants By Oswald & James Jacoby to know It an opening-suit two }i?r" is one of Oswald bid fi-Irring ogame in stan. Jacoby's good hands He dard American bidding reached a very normal six The answer is "Yes' but spade contract after opening most advanced partnerships an artificial forcing two-club play that if opener rebids his bid suit after a negative response, Th e play started ('lrkly partner may pass with an abenough, lie won the •a'nond solute blank hand lead entered dumr., with a (For a copy 01 jAC013y heart led a small spade to his queen which held the trick. MODERN, send Silo' "Win Then he ruffed a diamond to at Bridge," do this get to dummy again and led a nowspapor, P. 0 Box 489. second trump East played Radio City Station, New York, low and the moment of deci N V 10fl19 ____________1111 DDC Conf icJ e r"i t 4 ' _______ By ED PRICKM crime up with the $4,000,11 Program. fie said it was only by Triplett twine on an Ovie& rcccived diffcring opinioas IIrld Staff Writer Co in m I s s loner H a r r y "accident" that it was even voucher. He notified his about whether the hiring of Ms. State officials have charged Kv 5id, discovered, supervisor. Triplett was a clear-cut can Oviedo city officials w-ith "IVY shouid nepotism and demanded or a reason," Com, -miss loner program such as Uds? it's very wrote Atlanta seeking direcThe special Commission repayment of ,000 n federal John Kimbrough agreed, difficult," be said, lion. At me sa e O vi do e 's me eting In nv th ,6rv M ati_i ni .. funds used , .... -------iiiiiui uu;II UIU LflC ntring .; . otusoIe said MS. &ripieu was mayor was notified. Kwiatkowski. Kwiatkowski had the OviedO police chief's looked like a "mistake' and did one of four candidates who Then on Nov. 19. the letter recently been made aware of ddughter over a nine month's not involve any illegality on the applied'for the post. lie also arrived from Mrs. Stone sta Ung the incident and wanted full period, part of Oviedo officials, said the was one of the "most nepotism was involved, board concurrence as to the Police Chief Ken Triplelt's Bedsole said the Oviedo in. qualified." Bedsole said he had contacted county's course of action daLLg,hter, Shirley, was hired on cident is the first of its kind In A CETA -supervisor in Lharge officials inAtlartj prior to the %hich was to concur with the Feb. 2 as a police radio Seminole County's CETA of pay vouchers discovered the !dtr fr"----Viania .a..A 1....4 -.. dispatcner.jaiier. She was t1!nnI'1ted on Nov. 10 afk county officials advised Mayor Le',n 0111ff that the st'te nepotism WLAS involved and that the $4,000 must be repaid. Ms. Triplett was hired under By AUDIE MURPHY operate as a full-time business to carry out the DDC's four-pint the county's Comprehensive Herald Staff Writer Education and Trairing Act program to revitalize Downtown Sanford. (CETA), a federal program Meanwhile, Mi Jacobson said she is confident more large With $40,000 already in its c-offer5, the Down town LA con tr geared ibu ti ons wi ll come in, because some corpora ons to offset -.ti contacted unemployment. inent Councl! (DDC) Is confident of acquiring th e balance of the had to await authorization from their boards of d irectors bthwe The $4,000 was salary paid over additi na $35,000 needed to fund the first year of its redevelop, pledging. • the nine month's period ;'hlch At Monday night's meeting at the Civic Center, redevelop.. came out of CETA funds, CETA n.,: program, according to DDC Execu tive Director Sara Jacobson. nient Di rector Jim Bedsole said, promoter Jeno Paulucci anncnced approximately $25,000 . 4 The vehicle for th at program will be a non-profit Downtown in lar ge con tr ibu ti ons had been ra ised f rom a den lal sources. Hiring Ms. Thpplett was a Development Corporation, nov being drawn up by Doug Sten- -'i Pledges by dozens of oth er downtown businessmen and "clear violation of CETA strom, local attorney and DDC member, ,') prope rty owners raised that amount to the $40,000 level and th e requirements in regard to •• nepotism," said Mrs. Betsey Ja "There are two things that have to be done now," MISS DDC is expecting more pledges to come in every day. cobs said. "One of t he m is mainta ini ng th e continuity of th e Ston,, the deputy director f funding on The Do wn effort by contacting those who have made pledges; the operations, town Development Corporation, as soon as It begins - ,..' manpower will begin to st'kly the feasibility of locating a cornplanning in other Is to contact those who haven't contributed to sollc1t their munity center complex in \g.4 Tallahassee. Downtown Sanford, Miss Ja cobson pledges." -. -- said. ' "The city of Oviedo must She added that was imperative that redevelepment plans be 421~1 The multi -million dollar complex, including a &2~ __ i reimburse Seminole County for acted upon as swn asItpossible, — ~. I new city ball, a ____ in '-I the coal incurred by on at high level, and said the DDC will get down to business when it L fices, as suggested by specialty-foods magnate Paulucci, who ii.eligible applicant," Mrs. meets next w eek. has pa rticipa ted in the redevelopment of Duluth, Minn. Stone said in a letter to Dedsole. Miss Jacobson said she would deliver a report to the DDC Funding for the complex would come via federal morn ma de At a meeting Tuesday, the members at the mncting, tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, available through the Economic Development Administration, county commission decided on "loose ends" that need tobet,.Jcen care of. i__' after matdiing funds were generated at thelocal level. Oviedo officials mnrst either ¼ The crucial step of voting on a board of directors for the Miss Jacobson said If the city commission planned P a' produce the $4,000 or an &velopmnent corpora tion probably will co me to spend Inext week a lso, she $1.8 million for a ci ty ball, it woul _____________ d make more sense to use the adequate explanation. added. mOnev 33 m8tch-ing funds to obtain 8 multi-million doUar complex r ,, "I personally feel they should 11w non-pt out dcvclopmcnt corporation will be designed to for the city. et probing county governmental operations. ClrcWt Court Judge Joseph A. Cowan Jr., immediately ordered the grand jury report sealed. lie said under law the report can remain sealed for 15 days giving persona named In the Indictment the chance to reply to the charges. aIauaau C*i mu not apeciiy the 6. returned, n . LJ..tm..n.... $10,000 from the county and able to pinpoint the bats of circulation, Your reanTent atlacka and Your energy comes rom use of oxygen to break down offer something more con--food products to release the structive. energy they contain. Without For information on Anemia, oxYgen ill the cells, reprdku send In 50 cents for 7be Health of your diet, you will not be able Letter, number 4-3, Under--jo use food energy. If a person standing the Anemias, with a has an iron deficiency the long, stamped, self-addressed myoglobin as well as envelope for mailing. Address hemoglobin In the red blood your letter to Dr. Lamb, In care cells can be affe' -ted. of this newspa per, P. 0. Box The usual form of 1551, Radio City Station, New myog1nhInirla resuR from Yerk, NY 100'.. o R31- AXQ7 K DOONESBtJRY by T. K. Ryan • / 4EY VS ø OVER r. # A / l!- '4 -- ('in-uI Court Ckrkjr lk - klthJr., to make four copies of the jury,s report for the judge to distribute to the person or Pe rsons accused. Two attorneys, Gerald Rutbcrg and Newman Brock, were In the courtroom and immediately we'll Into it huddle after the grand jury presented its repo rt. Rutbera renresenfa Cnt,nh- i',.,,,. ,,, mialoncr Mike llaltaway and Bruck represents Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski. liattast-ny and Kwia tkowski were the only two county romminjoners who did not Iestify before the jury, which was reportedly probing aiiegaiiona of violation of Florida's SUflIhl_J man), as three -were retwoed tods by the y Seminole County Grand Jury which for four #4 R Grand By BOB LLOVD Iferald Staff \ muscle work witIxut waiting medical center. By quite complex tests they might be for a supciy of oxygen from -17tI..J1 i. II.4,I ': , 'I4! ""&' X?'I.(' IV P~Ijt SOLTII ID) £ K Q 10 7 to combine wi th oxygen. This is Your case Is rare enough that one way your muscle cells store . your doctor might want to have oxygen be mediately available for any you examined at a university ch 4E~ - 1%7 I It d" Police Chief 's - ) has largely the same purpose, serious. - - tood in lury to the muscles. lUs can • r I 14 t n c I I sion had arrived. Should hr play the king or the 10 Alvin Roth, sitting E3sL wa capable of ducking twice with the ace without batting an eye In (act he had done just that Tobias Stone, sitting West, was just as capable of ducking smoothly if he held theace. Jacoby did play the king and make his contract. me decision was not a mere guess, After considerable thought he had come to the conclusion that Stone had followed tn the first spade pst IIIC 'rv kat bit titwer t.'an his normal tempo and that C S' in" iad dLtUdII IJ,C ace he would h4ve layt-4 low a trifle (aster than, is normal tempo 2 — __________ AT BRIDGE NORTH *8 6 5 A K 1111 •2 8654 WEST KAST £J 2 £ A 93 Q 9 €3 #J 1095 643 _______________________ I had my Lit ritack in with disclored urine an'f exhaustion when pliy.tical 1(7 f ,0) f , 4' Unders DEAR DR. LAMB - I am tryi ng to find out as much as I can about the kidney disease, myoglobinuria.I have been told by my doctor that I have it. i!Li/ C.fr ('L t By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Chic Young ( E — __________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ By OSWAIJ) and JAkH..' JA('OH\' ANS ACJN, kEY, YLVESTER? ,---- Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents -- _______________ ___ 91 ________ 1 I R 4N T tIE S " ;-- For Wednesday. December 3, 1975 I N (L tO Mumiciied Ii Scatters as riving DOWN Egypt 74 German name I lies : J;h 2 PIast 27 Pub brew ingredient 30 Great drucd 3 Air wine 32 Abate message 31 In bad taste 4 Christmas (tith del song 3 S Expunged 5 Drinker 36 Cured meal 6 Teeter 37 Hardy ncr One 7 light biow, 3 Y oung got 8 fll.rues Rr! TPHO( Sea f oiuiti A i princess 191'n j1F_ iii* - -10 fly BERNICE BE[)EOSOI cJI ! Al! AtO QNL V Athena 14 Mature 15 Sleeping N lurnituce 53 Golf mound) A I P 16 Went in again S4Compuspont D EAfi S 16 Seamer, 55 Erect I ______ to F ______ __ - EtA CJr 49 Sngng VOICO'Q.jLi L I A i Charged atom A 37 Ordith l A rtTT.t K4USI o Art I __ HOROSCOPE A PIE 5A A 45 Maui OThu. Goishvnn I r( \--~~) I I by J 42 Form 8 Exploit I? Lyricist ,7 THE BORN LOSER Ans-er to Previous PuUle 40 Too 4 1 Toothed wheel 4 ri I -IA" I .- I'.4t %_a._'__._,i._'__'__. IS-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. '.' S 4b i1~1 - _ ,.31 _!_a - 1 , , - the . ... .. .......- e e ra ion train, of having been "Pilinged . - - - pr0ject board. . � 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 02, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 02, 1975. 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