10 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a76e06b753f619b8fa850ff6e439a9dc.pdf 039dba52d63878ea9dacbfcc99d773fa PDF Text Text 16-Evening Hera id, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Dec. 7, 176 BLON DIE Ch' THAT'S NOT, ~"'E"E WeLL_T`HEY ST THUP WERE BLUE BLUEBERRY PIE T3 I : ir -----BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker T)4E9EER. STUFF 'VT LJ V' TE1' ) •SETiNG' Y % 1j-t4 ,LJ rr'4 rE CZ- N HAT 1 i TI IN 4 hR . b Art Sonsom _________________ _____________ - rr rr*- tfl R ' EI -. - . L I A OU ThAT / VE It. 1 Fragment 2 Vase with a pedestal 3 Oceans 4 Annoy:ng bird 5 Hawaiian guitar (ebbr) 6 Far (prefix) 7 Diminish (2 —— ) 20 SCHOOL 21 — 22 27 28 _______ 24 25 26 31 32 6 — 39 — — 7 — 40 44 38 — 41 142 — 45 — — — — — -- -- 62 63 64 65 — — .( I-., ' \ in * \ VKQ 4 , . , Heartbreak Of Acne At 30 %F.5T A it :.-si * io 8765 3 •2 Ai44t •K1i33 A.92 ,fit 1- 11 11)) 9h • AK Both %uinerjbie — _______ - d I EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider Y>J* D BEMR HURRY Up. BF-FORE I CLEAR THEM ALL AAAY DEAlt DR. LMB- Is there any cure for a woman who suffers from acne at the ripe 01(1 iige of 301 1 have had this problem since age 12 and I hit%tried every treani and lotion on the market. I've tried facial saunas. facial masks, ur. % -, COME AD /ll .. CICERO, THIS 1:5 A HKIMM E \ RE )T \ PRISCILLA'S POP ~STLJART SAYS HE HAS A LITERARY COLLECTION! HAVE YOU SEEN IT ol~ YES, BUT I'M AFRAID I HAVE MIXEI? EMOTIONS! j Lamb %%e-,t \orih Fast south I la- Iv ll.iss IN T Pats lA 4 Pass V P_s S I'als 3 N' T Pass .1 4 Pass Pass FRANK AND ERNEST The best medicines are prescription items, such as vitamin A acid - not to be tonfused with vitamin A that you take by mouth.. Estrogen does decrease the sebaceou3 gland activity , and tends to eliminate acne. That is why you get along better during pregnancy. SACK W146FJ C f7 a off 0 HE HAS THE SOU50JECT DOWN PAT 0 - -- . - '-7 UNWAM TiFe DOONESBURY 4 b TUMBLEWEEDS T Clean own S?llllf MOONTAIN c., mop VISIONS? f / .: . . . - 7 I - I ._ . . _ . . . , M -- - - .. i the queen This wins against sing!etonking.king-lO.Kxor lsxx in the East hand This buesp t ay I represen t only a 33 per cent chance, but Sidney disdained it lie led dummy's jack 4 diamonds! Iast covered Sidney took his ice. returned todurnmy with a second spade. led a second diamond, finessed successfully against East*s 10 and wrippeel up the contract When asked why he took this unusual play. Sidney' replied "Fast cashed his ace of clubs so quickly that I knew h, thought he had a trump tric" coming. so I decided to IaV .I him for either his ictua holding or king-tenxx 2,-7 Il,1 1. A ft t w - 4y. .1 — Cli - ___ .- — ..'. Ill/ZONER MEETS IIl/./.ON Lit Che. ing and mutual . out respective . Seminole terrain, while meeting for the first time this morning, are Sanford Mayor Ie I'. Moore and newly elected Longwood Mayor Gerard Connell , ' AM IN% - !:- , ii ck , • ": . " .. - ______ . Mo re 0 Ic 0 I II 1*S For • ry I d . . - - _J,w_ 4. 'St _ 0 I ILI St 0 count,, ens £ By DONNA ET ES HeraldStallWriter - Also winning reledion was .4 Julian Stenstrom to a rd term on thi city commission while a runoff was slated for Dec. 21 between incumbent City Commissioner Gordon Meyer and challenger. E.O. (Eddie) Keith. The official canva&s of the election and the counting of abesentee ballots is slated for noon today, but official returns are not expected to change the results. ("efoli Photo by Tom vince"o k ng up vote totals as they are announced at Civic Center are several Sanford candidates an on oo ers, (From left on table) Gordon Meyer. watching wife. Jean; defeated mayoral candidate Sanford Mayor IA-e 11. Moore celebrated his 53rd birthday today by winning a fourth term in elective office Tuesday in a landslide over south Seminole publisher Harry Skop. ' - . '. City Commissioner Gordon Meyer )above) and challenger Eddie Keith tbeIow face a ninoff. ____________________ In the race for city commission seat one, Stenstroin, seeking a third term in office, received 1,068 votes to 7(Y7 for 1~0 challenger, Sanford arcted James Melvin. City comzntssioner Meyer, ounpleting a second term in office, wits thrown into a run-off in the four man contest against Meyer, top man in the race received 714 votes to 491 for Keith, 449 for Larry D. Blair, in his first try For elective office, and 272 for A.G. DeLattibeaudiere. Harry Skop (second from right at table); (Standing rear. from right). defeated Larry Illair; and City Commissioners John Morris and Julian Stenstrom, who was re-elected. Today Longwood Taps Connell AndSho ate Moore, who is completing < nine years in elective office in Sanford, having previously .4 ., been elected to one term on tM city commission and two terms in unofficial results to 411 for as mayor, received 1,446 votes Shop. 2.11 &A 2-B Comics - . Forty-three per cent of the voters of ood ent to the polls at city' hall Tuesday, selecting a new may-or and a new councilman and giving votes of confidence to its 18-year veteran citv Moore, president of Chase clerk Onnie horna e an its city council itin and Co ran on his record a d Grant, running unopposed. the city's record of at.. councilman Gerard Connell, completing his first two-year term years as the city's chief on the goverrung boy, was elected mayor, garnering 150 totes more than his nearest rival a six-person contest, Stephen Barton -, of , Stenstroin, member of an old won Connell's ct ive c1tv council seat n a four-man race, Sanford family. campaigned on 52 votes ahead of his nearest competitor. his past record of having atMrs. Shomate won her lh consecutive election for the city tempted to answer every citizen clerk' s office over Bettie Brown, wife of former mayor and complaint and problem brought television news director, Kenneth Browri. to his attention. Grant won with 632 votes. Mrs. Shomate received the highest number of votes cast - 670 -while Mrs. Brown received 457 Meyer urged involvement by While most of the candidates in the clection were at city hall the residents of the Lommunity his wilsh to T uesday night as the unofficial results were mounced, Connell, and Keith told of his wife, C-laire, and son, John, were attending services for encourage new businesses to rea, today's holy d.ay at St. Augustine's Parish, Ca&selberry locate in the downto wn a His daughters, TrLsh, Susan and Mary-Jo, went to church to tell noting Ws distress that so many buildings are empty there Casse/berry Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Ous ts Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. I_amb Iloroscope 1105pital Obituaries Sports Television Weather women WO/ 4-A IB B Z-B &A KOs Charter M-11-A CASSELBERRY - City voters Tuesday ousted incumbent 9-B councilmen, opting for two new faces and a man of past exS-A perience. They also turned down by a large margin a proposed 18 new charter for the city. With 30.2 per cent. 1,460, of the city's 4,835 qualified voters going -"s to the polls, ftee men - Donald Willson, a former mayor and councilman, with 679 votes; Frank Schutte, a retired I - I Winter , Only 23.5 per cent, (1,946) of Sainford's 8,278 turned out to cost ballots at the civic center polling ace, much less than the 30,35 per cent turnout anticipated by City Clerk Henry Tamm. -Springs . both new to the political arena, were elected. Incumbent Council Chairman Sal Orlando with 471, came in the photos Page 9A arles Sizer with 247 votes ran last in the 10-man race. Charles Glascock who resigned only a few week ago to spend more time SHOPPING DAYS fla with his family and then changed his mind to run for re-election, came in sixth with +44 votes. rhe other candidate totals: Bill Brady, 269. Gerald Haskell. 302; Norman Kessinger, 459. The proposed new city charter recommended by a cittizens' advisor) Lunumttee and approved by a 3-1 vote of the city council with only Councilman Nathan Van Meter opposing was soundly See I ONG%OOD, Page 9- t 'see CUARTF It, Page 9-A J. 0 three kids and Lord kn' by Garry Trudeau . .. - __ -'- '- ___ " M,:fl - I ilL 1 1 iHCrI'd Priotos b Rick Wells) • - 41094917? WS MwORIVr"C't4y t I ____ . . No wonder I'm always broke, whal with feeding a wife, a dog. - . L_. - ( ' , IN MAUS HAVE YOU - workers are employed under Title 6 but that number allocation of funds to Seminole Bedsole said the county was scheduled to be reduced to 50 by Jan. 30. will receive about one million dollars. If Oct. 31 is used, Following a three-day meeting with federal officials, A Department of Labor official, James Lowe, is that amount will drop to about $700,000. The reason, Jim Bedsole said today sficient federal funds w be scheduled to make a presentation to the county corn- Bedsole said, ls that on June 30, more workers we forthcoming to save Jobs of about 118 Seminole County mission on Dec. 14. Bedsole said Lowe will explain the employed under Title 6. workers who were scheduled to be phased out by Jan. new rules attached to Title 6 money. Earlier this year, Bedsole was notified by the . Commission Chairman Dick Williams agreed this Department of Labor that Title 8 was being deleted. Bedsole met last week in Atlanta with Department of morning that some additional strings will be attached. Then, In October Congress appropriated additional Labor Officials and was told Seminole can expect from "It's not all rosy," the chairman noted. "Even funds and Title 6 was restored. OO,OOOtoone million dollarsnext year(o fund Title 6of though there may be a million we're eligible for, the CETA is a federally-funded program deed to feds have added some strings." pump dollars into areas with unemployment rates Board's $600,000 Burden, Page 3-A Bedsole said the "strings" involve stringent rules higher than the national average. goernmg wch workers can be hired and how any In Seminole, about $4-million in CETA money is the Comprehensive Education and Training Act leftover funds may be utilized pumped in each year. The funds to to pay about 1000 (CETA) program. County government is the prime sponsor for CETA. Seminole County workers employed under the federal Bedsole, Seminole's CETA thrector, has informed M such, county commissioners decide the amount of program. the county commission which has halted the funds doled out to differing Seminole agencies that Workers are distributed to county and city govern phasedow which was earmarking 50 federally- utilize CETA workers. menta, the school board, to social agencies and to funded workers per month for layoff. A total of 168 If federal officials use June 30 as the date for agencies involved in the mental hJth field. Herald Staff Writer lip.) - . K. Ryan :. . .. - SURGEON s 30 - T Haves 1 - . . . A Canadian reader w nts to The only thing that clears up San Antonio, Texas 78292. Q y know the significance of in) complexion is getting Acne is caused by the fatty It didn t require any great F-ist's pass when the bidding ''] pregnant, my face immediately secretions formed expertise, for the late'Sidnev has gone: one spade by South b) the (-tears up and stays clear for Silodor to see that three double by nest, redouble by sebaccous 'lands m i about one year after the birth of notrump would have been a North. pass by East. i broken down by bacteria that riiy child. better contract than five A ery few people pla this live in the opening of the Since I already have threv dianionds. Sidnev also knew pass to say A think we ' can sebaccous glands. The fatty (hat North shouldhave let him beat this one-spade contract children, and since it onl) iciiiL, forniLd from this reaction play. three notrump, but there The great majority. including . seems a temporary cure,I are irritating to the tissues. was no use crying over split the Jacobys, play it as asking like to find another way to get mat is what causes an inmilk Sidhev was in five West to get out of his own by Stoffel & Heimdahl rid of thee pimples. One doctor flarnation. not an infection. The diamonds an had to do his troubles. gave me birth control pills, but WHAT XES THIS *W' best to make it plug of fatty acids turn black at tDo you have a question I DECIDEO I gainetl 15 PER "ATTENDANCE" lie called for dummy's jack poun&s in three the surface either from skin for the experts? Write "Ask PE'SERNJ E 0 SOMEmonths and became extremely ofact hearts produced the rho Jacobys" care of this WRITTEN IN MERE pigment or the oxygen on fat to end East immedijttl plaed THING R nervous-They thdn I really newspaper. The Jacobys wiT "bla ckhea ds." If the seem to help much anyway. Not the ice of clubs Then'FAst'led answer individual questior% 4' material is not hanged it MEAN fatty a low spade ' \ up, 'mIs do I hate the wayI look if stamped soil addressee is it Sidnev was in dummy and envelopes are enclosed The wt my face gets-w sore. I WROT-L -, — The proper form of treatment hid to 'tackle the trump suit most interesting questio ns DEAR I1EADFII-THAT/ Although is to induce skin peeling so the The norinal correct play with will be used in this column most people with acne outgrow opening of the and remains the particular trump holding and will receive copies it by yourlage, it is one of the is to le,id a low one ind f inesse JACOBY MODERN) open ant] the material it forms most common Complaints is easily extruded. Proper skin people have. Teenage acne SIDE GLANCES washing helps, but it can be by Gill Fox if fed almost all males and 80 overdone.1111 one thing you per 7cent of fernales front want to avoid is injuring the puberty to the middle 20s. sidn. __________________ There is enough known about by Al Vermeer One of your problems has ',1 u-ne now to be able to at least — WHAT KIND M WADS FROM been all those skin creams and IIiiilifliiZC P CF COLLECTION THE CHAIRS AT so called cleansing agents. the mo.st tomplex cases. Most 15 IT? HE LIBRAR Most of these make the skin of the scarring and more oily anti make the disfiguration that typifies the problem worse. f / m nadiwitely treated or unThe second approach that properly treated case does not inay be- used in combination need to occur any more. with skin peeling agents Ls To gve you a more tiomplete antibiotics taken by mouth. 1,1r discussion of treatment and /~~_ These decrease the bacteria 64. ;1 what causes acne I am sending that cause the breakdown of fat ff -`q you Tlk Ilealth Letter number which causes inflaination. 8, 2, Acne Can Be Treated. Many of the face cleansers T__-5F Others who want this inand agents often usLA actually format ion make the problem worse A with a long, stamped b Bob Th be nianigedby addressed envelope for. Just , self- cascthitcannot two or Wee gentle washings of send your request to me in care the face each day should be (if this newspaper. P.O. Box 326, ( il-7 . . %ould HUGS BUNNY .. - . - I _J o r er li FE) !'RIU(r -k __ __ - - - - - ______J A \\f E11A1 WIN AT BRIDGE _J — in - . — — Se m Of . . 54 — o eC -. , V 1 0 ._— 46 4) 49 4 53 - ,- you're jnolved with an think to be best, not what ;irganization or group today, think should be done to pacify self help them more with your another. To thine o &mets than with your purse true.... VIR GO (Aug 2.3-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb 2Marih \ ILL may have to apply a little Don't be too timid about subtle pressure on someone taking a chance to improve ho Is indebted to you Be firm your lot today. Fen If you fail, tat don't exercise too much which isn't likely, you'll still leverage at this time. better Off. 5 60 — 30 I . Sanford, Florida 32771- Price 10 Cents Fe eraI W*in dfall Saves J 0 s 7 — - It, 1 — 29 — 55 56 - AWN 42 Ensign (abbr M it take offeruse. 18 Noun suffix 44 Vast expanse ;Rl'l() (Oct. 24•Nov. 2 21 Hall (prefix) TAURUS tApr'I 2.M-iy 20) 23 Actor Sparks 47 ho doesn't have your best One w Follow your own judgment in 48 Circuds 25 Wait business matters today. If you interests at heart may thit)w 26 Snow slider 49 Noun suffix bled seek the counuel of too many some obstacles in your path 28 Turn sharply 51 Was nde SJ( Ider, b Y. 29 C ncinn Ii ball ( 'o Ic you co WI •. to club Ut then in stride. ' 0(1 ir 53 Villain in 31 Varmint S%GITTARUIS Nov. 23-Dee 1. "Othel 2 GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) 21) Success is assured Universal ti'ie where you can act firmly. But if (abbr) bag for you today. You might )ou're too lax in dealings 1,-h 58 Attention have a sizable gain, but )OU friends, there II be di.sp. Winkle 57 P c to be could tend to spend too much At Egyptian ijitiiit iits paper rt 5] Brought aboutWhile F It I June 21 Jut) fl) CAPRICORN Dec 2 Ja you have it knack for 19) (;ive-and-take is important personal acquisition today, in one-to-one relationships — avoid being selfish. II YOU tn today. You have to make COO:i healthy profit, share with cessions or there'll be no — those who helped make it profits. — — — — possible. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19j 19 I.Eo (Jul 23-Aug. 22) if in career matters do what you 23 52 Bob Montana I __________________ 60001 T?'ATMYSTERY YES- HEY ARCH THERE'S WHAT CLOSED FOR — BUT WE yE is PLavG THE Cr,Ly )iFw MoviE OVER BO I FEEi RE' OVAON r G3.' MYSTERY THERE THAT LOCKS CALLED ' SEEING A GOOD ALL ' IS WHY 2 INTERESTING ' THEyMACEIT L — — 43 U - E F — 17 18 — — — THE WHU HE H — i ITP - LA _____ 16 — S usF DOWN — — THE BORN LOSER __ 0 10 Swill 13 Greek letter (p1) — t - 65 Shelley work 69th Year, No. 94-Wednesday, December 8, 1976 (Sept. 23-Oct, 23) priority goals to manage outsiders you would those in your today. You might not score at the wit), a home today. Where the Family First,but you touchdown with a stellar second 50U1jfl t mind, Ai A ]HIeriiiii ivening A _F ON 1 - - 61 Blunder 62 Jobs 63 Attempt J _rWednesdaDecember8,1976 i fS : pressure 40 Most reaily 4] Very (Fr) S s Kind _ dent's de 12 nickname Augment 13 States of fullness 14 Jelly 18 Olympic board (abbr) 17 Visit 19 Comedienne Arden 20 Went quickly 22 Scion 24 Spheres 27 More equal 30 Artists medium 31 Mislead More uncanny Passe Rif _~~j 54 Author j N Cr4ANCE N I 52 Greek letter 4 Lay 7 Time zone I - / I HOROSCOPE - THOSE BERRIES C Answer to Previous Puzife ACROSS 45 Pot 46Sher) g . , - Oh, what the heck 4 Ly man High School had a rough time Tuesdav night tr%i g to figure out how to use he' r megaphone. Ilut. whatever she finalk decided. it helped her father, I'd 1f-Se- basketball coach Itick Steinke, to lead his A. " . •... ________ . 4- . 1' I2.; ' Bubbling over with enthusiasm •.. -. Is this the way it goes? • Or maybe it fits this way �2A—Evenlng Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. I I76 NOnON IN BRIEF Carter Staff, Congress Meeting On Budget Proposals WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Carter hopes to win tentative approval from Congress for a major portion of his 1978 budget proposals even before he formally submits them to the lawmakers, his advisers say. While they decline to characterize it as a y)int Carter-Congress budget, these advisers say Carter's staff already is working closely with congressional budget committees in preparing the proposals for the 1978 fiscal year that begins next Oct. .1. "When we do submit a budget, it will be one that Congress has a good idea what is included and hopefully will have reached — in a tentative way - agreement on a good portion of it," said Stuart Eizenstat, director of policy development on Carter's transition team. Rockefeller To Quit CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Gov.-elect John D. Rockefeller IV has told the Rockefeller Foundation he will keep a campaign promise and resign from the board of directors prior to taking office Jan. 17, 1977. Rockefeller, who has been a member of the foundation since July 1968, gave the notice Monday while attending a foundation meeting in New York. Prior to leaving the board post, Rockefeller will serve on a committee to name a replacement for Clarksburg native Cyrus Vance, who is currently chairman of the foundation. Vance is resigning that post to become secretary of state. The West Virginia governor-elect is the only member of the Rockefeller family serving on the board of directors. Voters Reject School Taxes GROVEPORT, Ohio (AP) - Supt. Phillip Williams still has 12 empty school houses on his hands, and his 6,900 pupils have another month of vacation after voters for the second time defeated an attempt to raise property taxes. In Tuesday's election, voters defeated a five-year levythat would have allowed schools to reopen today by adding $13.80 to the current $44.40 in taxes for every $1,000 of a property owner's assessed valuation. Of the current tax, $30.10 goes to schools. Will Carter Cut Taxes? WASHINGTON (AP) — Jimmy Carter is a man who believes in keeping his options open, but it's getting more difficult every day. There's a prime example in the current willhe-or-won't-he discussion of a quick tax cut to: pep up the economy early in the new administration. Carter isn't saying whether he thinks there should be such a tax cut, although that move now appears likely. But for a president-in-waiting, the options close quickly. Ewning Herald Wednesday. December a.1976—Vol. 69, No. 94 Published Oily and Sunday, aicpt Saturday arid Christmas Day by The Sinlord Herald. lflC 300 N. F1'Iflch Ave Sanrj F'a 32171 kcond Class Poftaqe Paid at Sanford, Floq,da 3111 Plome 8 ., P $S CPrUt %(Vth. t2. 4M.onP' s Oi .amy a nomC deer, 6 %'or'ps, 516 20 12 '.'Qfl'flS, 132 p Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Search Widens For . Missing Woman By BOB LLOYD that the Wilson auto may have Herald Staff Writer been involved in an accident Seminole sheriff's agents said and may have blue paint on the today a search for a missing side. Deputies reported that a dark Deltona woman last seen near Sanford has been expanded blue sedan owned by sheriff's department communications throughout Central Florida. Mrs. Marjorie F. Wilson, 66, division chief John A. Spoiski, of 1000 Persian St., Deltona, of Lake Mary, was parked in -uis UI LII icar £'IUIUUV lull was last seen about p.m. arrested Charles Edson Baker Saturday sitting in the family about the same time as the Sr., 50, of P.O. Box 192, Oviedo, auto, parkedwith the motor Wilson vehicle. Sheriff's on a circuit court warrant reports indicate that Spoiski's charging grand larceny. Bond running, at Lake Monroe inn auto was struck by an auto that U.S. 17-92, west of Sanford. for Baker was set at $5,000, Sheriff's detective U. George left the scene after causing according to county jail Abbgy described the missing approximately $1,000 damage records. woman as live-feet-two-inches to the blue auto. Larceny Arrest tall, 112 pounds, gray hair, Sanford Burglary Sheriff's deputies have brown eyes, and wearing dark. Sanford police today were rimmed glasses. She was last seen wearing a lavendercolored pantsuit, flesh-colored blouse and orange shoes. Robert Van Wilson reported his wife "wasn't feeling well" and he took her to the 1973 Chevrolet impala four-door sedan and went back into the restaurant where they had gone with two friends. When Wilson came back out about 15 minutes later to check on his wife, deputies said, the woman and the brown-overlight-yellow were -- auto -•--.. -. gone WR SflTS INg RSMI 1W L1=11 wv.,,i,,.. Officers said the car carried the license Lag 8W-3270. Anyone having Information concerning the whereabouts of Mrs. Wilson is asked to contact detective Carol Jaques or Sgt. Ray Larkins of the Seminole County Sheriff's office at Sanford. 11 Abbgy said it is possible Investigating a reported burglary at the 1403 Court St. residence of Bobby Lee Bennett. Patrolman D.H. Whitmire reported $110 cash was missing after someone apparently entered the residence via adoor with a broken window. Escapee Captured Police at noon Tuesday stopped a pickup truck at First Street and Park Avenue in downtown Sanford that was driven by a former mental patient. Officers said subsequent Investigation revealed that an escaped patient from the McClenny state mental hospital was at the driver's home. Police went to the house and apprehended the escapee while he was taking a bath, officers said. The escapee was turned over to county authorities for return to the hospital. No written police reports on the incident were available to reporters today. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Capitol Reduced MRS. WILSON d state. 1 ' IWALKIE J0TALKIES Williams Urges Budget Hike 14 88 8 LI I TALLAHASSEE AP - Lt. Gov. Jim Williams says the state Division of Economic I)eveloprnen(eeds another budget increase to , help turn Florida's economic slide around. Williams told the Senate Economic, Community and Consumer Affairs Committee on Tuesday that the division, a keystone in government efforts to bolster the economy, wants $3.2 million for fiscal year 1977-78 as compared to this year's $2.6 million. Williams then rattled off statistics on the gloomy economy. There aren't so many good things to report on where we are," Williams said in briefing the panel. Felons H ead Board Controls Needed: Soviets Visit Marineland MARINELANI) (AP) -- Americans and Russians have much in common and can promote cooperation between the two nations as something useful and very pleasant also." says a visiting Soviet scientist. I)r. Nicholas Litvinov, head of international scientific cooperation of the Sysin Institute in Moscow, math' the remark as Soviet and American medical scientists began it five-day symposium in this East Coast community 'l'uesday. They will exchange and discuss about 50 technical reports concerning industrial pollution and chemical poisons. Rules Panel Weighs Changes (1111 TALLAHASSEE (AP - Does the power now in the hands of a Senate president make him a tyrant able to rule with an iron fist or a forceful leader in asserting the mdc.pendence of the legislative branch? That's the qeustion the Senate Rules Committee is wrestling with as it studies 23 sweeping rules changes being pushed by dissident Democrats who claim the senate president has too much life-and-death control over legislation. The committee took its first look at the proposals Tuesday as the Senate kicked off three days of interim committee meetings. NEED EXTRA MONEY? Instructor, Student Killed You can supplement the family income and still be at home most of the day when you earn your money from a Herald Route. Earn 40 To 180 Weekly 6 Afternoons A Week No Baby Sitter. II MIAMI (AP , A flight instructor and a student have been killed in the crash of their single-engine plane while practicing take offs and landings, say officials. The instructor was identified as William E. Longe, 65, of Miami. The student was not identified immediately. The crash occurred Tuesday near the Opalocka West training airport used primarily by flying clubs and private pilots. was a power stall," said Capt. Theodore Robbins, a Civil Air Patrol officer, who observed the crash from another plane. "Take The Little Ones With You." Prosecutor For The If you can spend two to three hours each afternoon, have a deper.dab!c automobile, and a desire to earn extra money call . For more Information Herald Circulation Dept. 322•2611 or 831-9993 k Defense? tAP.' FT. MYERS A rthur F' (jooth' III, the convicted slayer of it Virginia child, wants the man who prosecuted him in that case to defend him in it child-killing case here. X.J. Fernandez, the prosecutor in the Florida case, says Goode wants Robert F. iloran Jr., the Virginia Commonwealth attorney who recently prosecuted him, to defend him against charges of murdering a 9-year-old ('ape ('oral, F'la., boy last March, . Board May Inherit $600,000 Burden The Seminole County Commission plans to ask the state legislature to require the school hoard pay a $600,000 yearly tab presently borne by the county, Commission Chairman Dick Williams said today. he's not very "optimistic" any positive action will be forthcoming out of Tallahassee. Also, the county commission will ask the local delegation to halt creation of new programs that cost the county money. Williams mentioned the Baker Act, the Myers Act, the loss of soverign immunity and employe Insurance as areas the state has passed the buck to the county. In other action, county commissioners listened to a presentation from health department officials. Officials asked the county for $6,000 to help out a federal program that provides high protein food to undernourished mothers and young children. Seminole officials say 800 such in(Ilviduals can qualify for the new program in this county. "it looks like a good program," Williams said, "a program that The issue was discussed at a work session Tuesday, and Williams said the county commission will ask the Seminole Legislative Delegation to introuuce the appropriate legislation. "It would be a step towards showing true accountability," Williams said. The chairman said the school board presently doesn't pay the yearly administrative costs to collect property taxes borne by the property appraiser and the tax collector. Though Williams said the commission next Tuesday will request delegation members submit statewide legislation, he said can do a lot of good." However, both Williams and Republican colleague John Kimbrough want insurance that the program aids those its designed to help — not freeloaders. A decision Is expected next Tuesday. If passed, the program would go into effect in January. County Engineer Bill Bush informed commissioners state legislation making counties responsible for secondary road construction would force Seminole Into a costly expansion of Its road and engineering departments. Though Seminole would get an additional $600,000 yearly, Bush said, the amount is insufficient to fund a county program to build roads now under the auspices of the state road department. Officials Would Avoid Hearings On Clemency ProposalsWould Shield AskewCabio net TALLAIIASSSEE I AP) Rules developed by Gov. Reubin Askew for clemency hearings will spare him and Cabinet members the trauma of listening to emotionally-upset relatives and friends of murderers and their victims. The rules, which Askew pre.sented to the Cabinet today, In its role of Executive Clemency Board, provide for the Parole and Probation Commission to designate a person to hear the arguments of persons with a painful, personal stake in whether convicted killers pay with their lives for their crimes, Should the Cabinet, one of the last bodies to make life or death decisions affecting condemned - rl pr isoners, confront emotional witnesses in person? Askew and Atty. Gun. Robert Ehevin think not. Askew said it's better for one person to hear life and death arguments and report the findings to the Cabinet. He sa id he feared that hearings involving himself and all six Cabinet members would get out of hand. "You're going to wind up retr)lng it without benefit of everything that should be at your disposal," Askew said. Shevin said hearings conducted by an experienced Parole Comisslon staffer offer "a far greater opportunity that the ultimate decision will be based upon the appropriate facts _____ pleading lov ed one." It could be argued, how" __________ ever, that emotional arguments ' play an important part in clemency cases and the Cabinet sho uld hear them. Clemency is a forgiveness — to the extent that the governor and Cabinet reduce a death sentence to life imprisonment based on subjective factors. -! What objective criteria can there be for determining that ' . one man should pay with his life for taking another person's life but the next should be spared I execution? ., The rules call for the Parole ASKE WCommission to present cornrather than an emotional, plete transcripts of Its hearings humanistic response to a to Cabinet members. Askew ______ _ _____ - - ' ' . ' ' said he is confident they will study the testimony in detail. "I'm sure this is one case where they'll read every word," Askew said. Maybe so, but what If unanswered questions occur to a Cabinet member in rea ding the comments of a witness st the hearing? Askew said there Is nothing in the rules to preclude a Cabinet member from seeking the comments of any person in deciding whether execution is warranted. The governor says he is convinced that his rules would set up an orderly procedure for clemency cases. It would appear inevitable, however, that the procedure will run Into serious fut ur e criticism. if the Governor and Cabinet grant clemency In a case that aroused strong feelings, queslions will proba bly be raised a bout their decision to override the jury and judge who tried the case. Death penalty opponents may well contend that the clemency procedure affords them an Insufficient forum to present their views to the governor and Cabinet. Either way, the clemency issue should remain highly controversial. Man Caught By Owner Economist MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Presidentelect Jimmy Carter will have to institute wage and price controls, says a former presidential ('COflOiflic adviser. Pierre Rinfret told the annual meeting of the International Foundation of Employe Benefit Plans Tuesday that such controls are necessary to stem inflation "even though politically it is not acceptable to the American public," "You will find that Carter's pre-election stand and postelection statements are far apart on the subject, and he will edge closer to wage and price controls as the months go by," Rinfret told delegates. HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The school board in the northeastern Pennsylvania town of Pittston has three convicted extortionists serving as president, vice president and purchases committee chairman. The men were convicted List July on federal charges of accepting a total of $16,000 in kickbacks from businesses, dealing with the district. Last Friday, fellow board members named John Adorthlo president and Anthony Ferrara vice president. Then Adoniz.lo named Leonard Wendoloski as chairman of the purchases committee. Each has been free on $5,000 bail, but their freedom may end today, when they face Sentencing in federal court here. Wendoloski was convicted on eight extortion counts, Ferrara and Ado nizio on one each. Each count carries a maximum 20year sentence and up to $10,000 in fines. The Pennsylvania School Code states that a board member convicted of accepting bribes "shall forfeit his office," but there are differences of opinion about when a person is guilty — after a trial or after appeals are exhausted. The school board attorney ruled that the three members could remain on the board pending appeals, district Supt. Martin Mattel said Tuesday. Mattel said the men's case was 'not finalized. HOUSEWIVES- MOTHERS. To $127,000 TALLAHASSEE (AP) --- The Department of General Services will have to make (10 with less than half the $261,000 it sought to buy $115 ash urns and other new Capitol furnishings. The Cabinet voted 7-0 Tuesday to slash the budget for furnishings for common areas of the 22-story new Capitol to $127,000. General Services Director Jack Kane, whose office made the initial recommendation, had proposed it compromise budget of $185,000. Kane's second proposal was rejected by Treasurer Bill Gunter, who made the motion to cut the figure by an additional S58,t$). ITION "U VER Furniture Allotment Wednesday, Dec. I, I76—A Gets Year In Auto Theft By 808 LiA)YI) IicraIdStalf Writer physically detained for police, battery in an attempted murder Police U. Ralph Russell trial and had been placed on testified that Dallas, after probation. A 21-year-old Midway man arrest, said that he "wanted to Dallas called the jury's who admitted stealing an auto get even because he (Thomas) verdict in the auto theft case from a downtown Sanford had been Involved in sending "just." parking lot only to have the his brother up." McGregor sentenced Dallas car's owner chase him down in Dallas however, testified that to one year in jail, less 40 days another car and apprehend him that wasn't what he said and already served in jail, in the has been sentenced to a year in accused Thomas of choking him auto case. Officials said Dal1a county jail. after he told Thomas that he still faces a possible 102 ad" six-man circuit court jury wouldn't run after exiting the ditional days in jail on a Tuesday found Michael Howard car which stopped on a railroad probation violation charge. Dallas, 21, of Broadway St., crossing blocking traffic. Midway, guilty of unauthorized Dallas told the jury that he temporary use of a m.- tor was "high" on wine at the time vehicle, a misdemeanor. Dallas and wasn't thinking' when went to trial on a felony charge he found the keys in the if grand larceny of an auto. He Thomas' auto and took it from still faces violation of probation the parking lot, lie said he proceedings in a two-year-old didn't know where he was felony conviction case going, just "somewhere," Gerald M. Thomas, assistant Dallas claimed that he credit manager at Chase and stopped for the stop signs and Company, testified that he was didn't realize the other auto was looking out his second story pursuing him until Carli used 111cc window at Second St. and his CBs public address system Oak Ave. the afternoon of Oct. and ordered him to stop the car. 29 and saw a man drive his car Police and Thomas testified from the adjacent parking lot, that Dallas wasn't intoxicated Thomas and John Carli, also when he was arrested a Chase employe, pursued the Defense attorney James stolen car in CarL's car, F'tggatt argued to the Jury that Thomas said, and finally got the the incident was Just a fleeing car stopped on Pecan "joyride" but prosecutor Ave. near Sixth St. after a chase Claude Van hook argued that at speeds of up to 55 miles an Dallas couldn't have rememhour in residential areas. bered so many details of the Thomas said the fleeing auto incident if he had been drunk. shil around corners and ran When Circuit Judge Robert II. t'p signs during the pursuit. McGregor sentenced Dallas, at Carli used his citizens band the defendant's request. r;Iull) to imti!y police of the following the jury's verdict, apprehension of the auto theft Dallas a din itt ed he'd been 's h:nii 1 hurtias convicted iii 1f. 1 travate1 1 to all of you who supported me in yesterday's election rD. POL ADV. BY LEE MOORE IN eT1 CRA1 - AMA Endorses Health Program - I'}IILAE)EU'}1i1\ Al' The American Medical Association has renewed its rjupport for the concept of national health insurance in the United States, as long as it's a form acceptable to organized medicine. The AMA's House of Delegates voted 181 to 57 Tuesday, after long debate, disagreement and parliamentary maneuvering, to reaffirm past policy and endorse a national health insurance program to be considered by Congress. Whether any such program will be acceptable to the AMA. Protect your horne by protecting your neighbors. if you see anything suspkious—CALL THE POUCh HWO STOP cRv4c• A,',,-,, G. .'.o F-,-do however, depends on what atLon ('ongres.s takes. The delegates, rejecting strong internal opposition to any insurance program, acted after being warned that the combination of a Carter administration and a Democratic Congress may accelerate efforts to enact national health insurance. The :MA wants a bill that would have minimum federal involvement, no added Social Security tax for funding, use of the private insurance industry, and would be voluntary for employes but mandatory for employers. fl A. �a weiiiEIg Heia1d V .iWi Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. N. EkF:NCH AVE ..SANFORI). Fl. :;::;i .Area Ci'dt' 05- 22.2611 cr 8.11.90 Wednesday. December 8, 1976-4A Around WAYNE Ii DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN U. OSHEUN. Editor JOSEPH Ii v.;s RRACKI.E. Aifver1tsu E:rt r — 9 Hiin. fleIiver '('ek. 5S CCflts; Month.$2.40: 6 M'nths, Year. $2.4 40 14 Mail In Pli'rida same as home deljer. All other mail Month. $2 0 Months. sit,. 20: 12 Mnths. $32 11 $ UNESCO Ti' A The Clock Its Worldly Ways The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is trying to redeem its credentials as a body of some usefulness to the world. It is succeeding - but only up to a point. Delegates to the UNESCO conference at Nairobi finally backed away from a Soviet proposal that Third World governments try to limit the freedom of international news organizations and setup their own news agencies to control the flow of information about their countries. Instead, the conference adopted a milder Tunisian resolution I which could satisfy Third World complaints about news coverage without doing violence to the concept of a free press. And the conference also has decided not to knuckle under so abjecUy to the effort by Arab states to use UNESCO to wage diplomatic warfare against Israel. A procedural change will allow Israel to become a member of a Western European regional group of UNESCO members. This is an awkward compromise, but it makes the anti-Israel bias of UNESCO less blatant. We would not assume, however, that the U. S. Congress will be impressed enough by these steps to lift its embargo on funds for the organization, The United States has withheld $38 million in dues since UNESCO began looking like a captive of the Arab bloc two years ago. UNESCO committees are still accusing Israel of desecrating holy places with archaeological excavations in Jerusalem, and charging Israel WI th "systematic" efforts to destroy Arab culture in the occupied territories. Israel could expect such condemnation if it were based on evidence that the charges are true. The fact is, a UNESCO team of experts are fully meeting worldwide standards for respect and protection of religious relics in the Jersulaem diggings. And UNESCO far has sent independent investigators into occupied Arab lands to establish whether Arab complaints about cultural repression are true. If there's one thing a body like UNESCO should have, it is respect for scientific inquiry and for the principle that truth emerges from an objective examination of facts. In bowing to Arab pressures to embarrass Israel, and in its flirtation with a patent scheme for introducing a Soviet-style controlled press into the Third World, it is supporting the very things it should condemn. . United Nations agencies should be encouraging a hands-off attitude by governments toward the international flow of information. They should go to extra lengths to assure that political disputes do not color their approach to humanitarian issues. UNESCO in the past has relied on the United States for about one-fourth 3f its budget. It can expect a renewal of that financing when education science and cultural exchange — and not political questions - again hecome its primary concern. so Grand Old no Party President Ford has lost (narrowly) and his choice for Republican national chairman, Mary Louise Smith, is resigning. A battle for the soul of the GOP elephant seems to be in the offin Ronald Reagan says the Republican party needs a new name and a new coalition. It appears he favors a more conservative coaltitlon and believes the party could gain broader Popular support by standing on a narrower ideological base. We doubt that. The Grand Old Party Is, or sho uld be, a house of many mansions. It should be Inclusive, not exclusive, Each of out two major parties Is a consensus party. That is the secret of the stability of the American Iwo-party system. We have not always endorsed every Republican candidate regardless of qualifications, and we don't intend to. But we believe something fundamentally decent and hopeful would go out of American life the day the party of Abraham Lincoln abandons its own name and Identity. It's not going to happen. LRYLIN flN Christmas Is rapidly approaching. If you have We all scream about the commercialization of any doubt, wander through any shopping center. Christmas. Each year the cries go up: What? Limp chains of tinsel, draped since Halloween (or Christmas decorations in August?" and "Good before) sparkle weakly above picked-over displays grief, look at that price. They must have raised the of plastic toys. Santa Clauses of every shape stride price on everything in the store just because it's through aisles cluttered with scrap paper from gilt Christmas." And "Well, you know we have to get wrapping lounge in "Santa's Corner," presents for the neighbors' grandchildren. Alter all haggard expressions belying their ho-ho-ho the neighbors did invite us to their barbecue last reputation. year." Then there are the shoppers. If the tinsel Is weak Somehow vows get made each year not to get and the Santas are exhausted, take a look at the caught in "the trap" and somehow the trap closes shoppers. In the ultimate anxiety trip they dash down each year anyway. But It doesn't have to. madly up and down among displays of gifts andIn celebration of peace (or potential peace) on things that pretend to be gifts, sorting out suitable Earth why not also take the time remaining until peace offerings for Aunt Nell, Uncle George and the Christmas and vow to exert a special effort to treat garbage collector. your neighbors with a little genuine Christmas And in the ultimate travesty of Christmas they spirit? push each other about, drag children angrily along When you go shopping and the kids get bored and by the wrist and juggle packages of 'love' .whiney, respond instead of reacting. (Five or 10 simultaneously. . minutes at a snack bar and the opportunity to sit down with a cool, wet refreshment can do great things for restoring your nerves - and your copabUlty level. If the kids get completely out of hand when you are shopping don't take them. Holiday shopping can be difficult enough without the extra stress. You and they will all feel more like "peace on Earth" if you aren't doing battle while buying gifts that supposedly show your deeper affection for others. Preparing for Christmas used to take 40 days: the duration of the church season of Advent. Now we race through In alternating spurts of vigor and lapses of energy, selecting presents and dashing off to socialize. This year try a very old formula: love, empathy, compassion - and act on your knowledge that Christmas can and should represent something strong, positive, lasting and lovely. There are some people around who still get deep, strengthening joy out of Christmas. This year why not be one of them? RAY CROMLEY China Eying '[he West WORLD IN BRIEF U.N. General Assembly I - , •; IF ,.: - . which indicate that China under Chairman Hua , Kue-feng may be on the verge of opening up slightly to the outside world. For one, reports suggest Peking may soon take on once more the large-scale Import of foreign technology, abandoned some time back because of fears the practice might lead to dangerous dependence on foreigners. The Chinese were burned, it will be recalled, by their experience with the Russians. Moscow, after moving in technicians and equipment heavily for a few years, withdrew abruptly when Peking refused to knuckle under to Moscow's demand for complete alignment of Ch Chinese foreign policy with the Soviet. The rapid withdrawal of the Russian personnel and equipment did severe damage o the Chinese economy, which took years to recover. Renewed interest in importing technology and equipment most certainly will focus on nonCommunist nations. Note here that most of the outstanding scientific leaders of China are basically oriented toward the West - and particularly toward the United States,, Great Britain, Japan and West Germany. A goodly share of the top men have their degrees from these countries. Some have had influential posts in the West before returning to China. Housewife So I a ry I . .. .; . ''- — __ i',, • . #4 ..Z S(p t . " ,',, .).4- j . -- . ' .,$. -.,,))• _. __.,.,,• -- •,. ' Previously, a working couple could deduct a.1, A step closer much as $400 a month, or $4,500 a year, from ________________________________________________________ their taxable income to pay someone else to do - what the working wife was unable todo while she there has been in the upper was out fulfilling herself. echelons of China's political hierarchy a belief in JOHN CUNNIFF the benefits of American industrial production This has been further liberalized by Congre methods. This conviction was shared by in the 176 Tax Reform Act. Now a couple may Chairman Mao Tse-tung in his Yenan days tak e a credit of from $400 to $500 directly off their in the stormy years since Yenan, there has Carter federal Income tax, even if the wife works only part time or Is a student. been pressure to open Chinese industry to Western technology and equipment. But political The stay-at-home wife has no such subsidy NEW YORK (AP) — President-elect Carter tice." Whether that includes a tax cut remains to and Is being told, in effect, that her Labor is not differences and the experience with Russia kept seems be in a minority when he Insists that an be seen. the door closed. These fears may be easing as far income tax cut isn't a certainty but instead only Some economists are concerned also about the considered to he of any value. as the West Is concerned, one of the options available to him. As for those wives who must work out of consequences, arguing that the most recent Now what will this move, if It eventuates, The operators of the Increasingly popular reduction during the Ford administration was economic necessity tt would seem to make more mean to the United States? numerical, or econometric, models, the indesimply used to pay bills or build bank accounts sense to pay them directly to stay home and take American technology and equipment sold to pendent economists and those with the big care of their children rather than indirectly to rather than to buy goods. China, and American know-how in the form of banks, leglslators,and apparently even Carter's it is argued also that a cut, even if con- pay a third party. But the law says no. training, would most certainly strengthen a own people, are making that assumption. centrated in the middle andlow tax brackets, Actually, the American public Is not against totalitarian country whose aims are not parallel Support for a tax cut seems to come from won't help the worst off — retirees on Social the idea of paying housewives for their work with our own in much of the world, the Far East elements of all economic types and strata, from Security for example - who pay little or no only against paying wives who work in the house. in particular. . businessmen and labor, although the AFL-CIO federal income taxes. The detriment to the defense of the United has officially withheld support until Itcan review Talk persists, nevertheless, because Carter What has Palacis, Tex., got that others precise proposals. States would not by any means be as serious as has committed himself to a goal of lower communities with populations of 4,000 don't The big banks here, which by the nature of unemployment, more economic growth, lower have' our selling technology and equipment to Russia, interest rates, and tax reform. whose military growth in the next decade could their work are forced to assume the future, By-passing the great metropolitan centers of well threaten the security of the U ni ted States anticipate a cut. Citibank's publication, the world, the World Alliance of YMCAs has Almost all commentators seen to believe "Economic Week," assumes a rebate of up to $15 and the free world. lower taxes are essential to achieve these goals, picked little Palacios, 100 miles southeast of billion. Banker's Trust foresees a rebate or a cut. especially that which calls for a reduction of 15 Houston, as the site for its upcoming World There is however, evidence, tenuous though it Reginald Jones, chairman of General Electric, percentage points In the jobless rate, now 5.1 per Youth Peace Conference. may be, that China will continue to be a rival of, has taken time away from a mission he pursues Close to 200 delegates from around the world, cent, by one year from now. and a balance against, the Soviet Union for a zealously, the need for more capital formation, ranging in age from 18 to 30, are expected to, good period of tune to come. There are na tional to stpo rt a cut, especial ly for middl e-and lowFew major economists feel that the Jobless par ticipate In the conf er ence scheduled for Nov. £ rivalries nd deep sore points which now and in income people. goal can be met without spurring the economy to 7-14. m uc h greater a ctivity than is now anticipated, the foreseeable future may well bar any real The media too are tal ki ng a bout a tax cut as if The confer ence will deal with such i ss ues as and the way to do that, they seem to feel, Is b conciliation between the two nations. For one, already it had been spelled out by Carter. y human rights, disarmament, International tax ease. China cannot be comfortable with a strong Discussion, speculation and forecasts of lix programs and "the Christian response to third, military power next door working year in and consequences are the meat of the articles, but Many economists go further: They Insist the world problems," says Fredrik Franklin, year out to expand its military-political influence Business Week has editorially endorsed a cut. entire economic program of the new Adminis- secr etary-gener al of the Alliance, which Is across China's southern and northeastern Considerable dispute about the merits of lower tratlon hinges on a cut that it is the key headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, and is borders a technique which Peking calls en- taxes remain, however. The AFL-CIO rnLnds ingredient, the catalyst, the yeast that will make the co-ordinating body for YMCAs In U councirdernent. . people that its commitment Is more to "tax juspossible ' a larger slice for everyone, . tries. The Italian government is awaiting decisions (ruin the International Monetary Fund on a reported $1-billion loan application and from the oil produci.s cartel on an oil price increase. Italy is among Western industrialized countries least able to afford a new price hike. Also pending are Italian Iabor-management wage talks, which will have a direct bearing on whether Italy will be able to bring down its near record inflation rate. Andreotti's schedule Tuesday reflected the changing political atmosphere in Washington. lie had breakfast with Vice President-elect Walter Mondale and lunch with outgoing Vice Presit nt Nelson Rockefeller. There t're also separate meetings ith top Ford administration economic officials and with Carter's choice for secretary of OverAutobiography Contract - CHICAGO AP — Actress Sarah Churchill, daughter of the late Sir Winston Churchill, has been accused by it Chicago publishing firm of breach of contract by keeping a $15,000 advance for an autobiography that remains unwritten. The suit, filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court on behalf of Henry Regnery Co., said Miss Churchill was to have written the book with author Charles Harnble'tt, who (lied two weeks alter the contract was signed in M.rch 1975. Harvey Plotnick, president of Regnery, said Iiamblett's death voided the contract and that it chapter Miss Churchill wrote herself and later submitted to the publishing house was 'atrocious. Flexible S A lop U.S. official said the mere existence of the proposed fund would Inhibit speculation against the Italian lira. 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Despite the dangers, th5 not A secret study commissioned by reporter Andy Penn that it Is waiting for a "final American Opinion, in which she urges readers to state authorities reveals that the 165,000-ton oil e' a weather facility at the Valdez Narrows to analysis" to use in developing give political support to her boss, Larry the ships. tankers may not be able to navigate safely system. Since our inquiries, however , Coast McDonald. The magazine, however, falls to note through the state's main seaport of Valdex. The The study further noted that, by law, all of Guard officials agreed to meet with Alaskan that McDonald,A Bircher himself, treacherous wind and weather conditions around this difficult navigation must be done exclusively pays a salary state authorities on Dec. 14 to dbcus,s the study. to Huck. Valdez may make It impossible. by U.S. seamen. But, say our sources, there are KLSINGER CONFIDES: Despite Jimmy Huck criticized the Ford-Kissinger foreign The confidential study was conducted at a U& navigators sufficiently experienced 10 Y policy as "degenerate rnadsess," but she sees no bring the supertankers through the Narrows. Carter's recent remarks that It's "a possibility " reason ship model basin In the Netherlands. to criticize conflict of interest. Henry Kissinger might be kept on as a P1 She insists she wrote her theown article sulated weather and geographicalconditions . To demonstrate the dangers, Alaskan on her own Iline: } diplomatic neotlator in the new administration, around Port Valdez to determine whether authorities commissioned the simulated. Kissinger Is not interested in such a position GENE'S LEGACY: Jimmy Carter's Iran-' tankers could navigate through the Valdez laboratory test runs In ful1-lze mock shipsat the the present tIme. sitlon team Is still complaining behind-the. Narrows which are usually negotiated by much facility, teat ships had may "acscenes that former Minnesota Sen. Eiigen ddtnts" and "flUl' disasters." smaller vessels. The secretary of state has told dose friends McCarthy lnwst siphoned off enough votes u privately tbt it 'would not be ,appropria te The Guing through the "Narrows," several ships ,, to scuttle the Carter candidacy. But they could Aiskn State Pipeline Coordinator's office "crashed" Into the rock barrier. Some take a job with Carter tight now. Kissinger, profit from one of the of the Minnesota maverick's concluded that transporting oh through Valdez ships couldn't even make It through with however, indicated he Is not rulingoutf a uture position papers, now buried under tons of assignment in a time of crisis, would be a tricky and dangerous operation at simulated tugboats leading the way. election hoopla. BIRCH BARK: Rep. 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A Vest German spokesman said it special meeting of defense ministers would have to be held in the first half of 1977 to reach an agreement. The West Germans issued it statement saying they could only commit themselves after Chancellor Helmut Schmidt forms his new government and new parliamentary committees are in place. That could take until February. Feminist George Sand said It almost a century ago: "The only difference between a wife and a servant Is that the wife works for nothing." Despite the people of both sexes in the United Stht are opposed to payments to housewives, whethe' they are made by the husband or by the govern. ment. A recent survey by the American Council of Life In'urance found that 74 per cent of people Interviewed nationally felt that housewives should not be paid for their labors. Among women, the sentiment against ranged from 67 per cent of those between the ages of 1$ and 29, to 85 per cent of those 65 and older. Amongmenof all ages, about 75 per cent were I) the against category. We're against the idea, too. No woman should expect society to pay hera salary to take care of her home and family. 69.95 grain. Germans Block Planes Sale Improper - - UNITED NATIONS, N. \'. AP — The U.N. General Assembly meets today to elect Kurt Waldheim for a second five-year term as U.N. secretary-general. The Security Council recommended the 57-year-old Austrian's reelection, a recommendation the assembly was certain to adopt, after China vetoed him on the first ballot Tuesday and voted for him on the second. Ex-President Luis Echeverria of Mexico was Waldheim's only challenger for the $119,580-a-year post. 3 Odyssey 300 electronic TV game by Magnavox. WASHINGTON ( AP) Italian Premier Giulio Andreotti i.s returning home with the Ford administration's promise to do hat it can to ease Italy's mounting economic problems. Andreotti was ending his twoday official visit here today. After a meeting Tuesday with Andreotti, Treasury Secretary William F. Simon said the United States would in the weeks ahead explore ways to provide "tangible" support for Italy's economic austerity pro- To Re-Elect Waldheim DON OAKLEY ' Premier Ends V i s it Wednesday, Dec. I, 9fl— 13 and it's the heart of every service we direct. GRAMKOW 5-9 cup perc .iaps .1 seconds Completely automatic Safety lock c'er f or adiied prut'..:t Eis -grip harijie J Penney The Christmas Place. FUNERAL HOME .','t. r A1I1PORT UOUL VAO SANFOF4O. FLOffiDA 1LEPHIJIE 322 3213 Wit LIAM I GRAMKOW SANFORD PLAZA !" Open lOam. to P.M. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 to 5:30 pm. Catalog Center Ph. 3221020 Store Ph. 323.1310 WINTER PARK MALL Open 10a.m. toC P.M. Monday thru Saturday OpenSunda V 12:3Oto$:30p.m Catalog Center Ph. 544U44 Store Ph 41.4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 9:]Oa.rn.to5p rn Tue., Wed., Thurs.andSa, 0pen3Qam tol 30 p.m Monday and Friday Store Ph 141.6IlO �6A -Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 4. 1976 Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1976-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL What 's Inside Carter 's WASHINGTON (AP) If President -elect Jimmy Carter carries out all his past energy proposals, the nation can anticipate higher natural gas prices, tight oil supplies and the revival of Appalachia's coal country. Ca rt er may not get to carry them out; Congress and circumstances may change his mind or thwart his plans. In position papers and comments on energy during his campaign, however, Carter has laid out lengthy blueprints for his energy pians "The major thrust of the energy problem," Carter has argued, "should be away from oil toward coal and sclar energy, with heavy em phasis on conservation, "WL!ver we cannot accomplish with these measures woul d have to be made up temporarily and as a last resort by atomic power," he said. President Ford's administration has urged a doubling of coal production by 1965 and has moved to resume leasing of federal coal lands in the West. "If there is choice to he made," said Carter, "my own attitude would be to strengthen the pruductiun of coal in the Appalachian regions. "You've got some very serious problems in the West," added Carter, referring to strip mining and other environmental impacts and the scarcity of water. And Appalachia, where coal once was king, badly needs the economic revival that a new coal boom would bring, Carter pointed out. The Feder al Ener gy A dm inistration estimated last ye ar that eastern coal production would rise some 22 percent by 1960, but its share of the total market would slip from 76 to 70.5 percent as production races ahead in the West. That potential shift represents some 46.6 million tons of coal worth nearly $1 billion a year, at recent prices, to the region that gets to produce it, and Carter seems to feel most of that business should stay in Appalachia. Eventually, coal will be converted into synthetic oil and gas, Carter noted, but he suggested these processes should centr not - s. - Legal Notice Legal Notice F ICTIT IOU S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busintu of 105 E 25th St . Sanford. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of A-1 ALIGNMENT CENTER, nd naame that Intend to register FICTITIOUSNAME in the West but in the upper Midwest where water Is abundant, To stimulate natural gas production, Carter has favored removal of federal regulation over prices charged for new supplies by producers to interstate pipelines, at least for a five-year trial period. The Federal Power Commission recently tripled the producers' ceiling price and estimated this would cost consumers an additional $1.5 billion in the first year about 115 more each year on the average homeowner's m gas bill, If the same amounts of gas were deregulated entirely and clim bed to recent un regulat ed prices, the consumer im pact might hi t some $2.35 billion, adding $23 to the average yearly gas bill, with f ur ther increases sure to follow. To hold down U.S. dependence on foreign oil, Carter has [WOpOSed 'i quota system that would keep imports at the present 40 per cent level." But American Petroleum Institute statistics estimate that oil imports will average 41 per cent this year, and have been increasing 2.5 percent a year since 1968. At that rate, unrestricted imports would supply 51 per cent of Seminole County. Florida in ac. cordance with the provisions of . Fictitious Name Statutes, To WitSection $6309 Florida Statutes 19S7. S Kenneth L. Cook Publish Dec U, IS. 22. 29, 1976 DEC26 FESTIVAL Orlando. Florida 3M01 Publish:Dec L 197$ DEG 37 •'ii,.4 f into Such measures might make nuclear power more ac'ceplable to -And consideration, though not immediate endorsement, of present opponents, but would increase the cost of fission-gen. crated electricity. Carter's energy package also included: -A slowdown In development of the nuclear "breeder" reactor, proposals to break up major oil companie.i or prohibit them from controlling coal, uraniwn and other competing fuels. it is a heavy agenda that could keep Carter, Congress and the courts busy for years, but Carter sees energy as a true crisis . which would both use and produce plutooium, a hazardous deman(fing a national policy. radioactive metal suitable for atomic bombs. -A shift of research funds from nuclear power toward solar energy, conservation and cleaner ways to burn coal. -Proposal of a five-year moratorium on all U.S. and Soviet nuclear expl osio ns, This policy might require amendment of last year's energy act, which provided for phasing out oil price controls by late 1979. To the extent that these measures still leave a gap between U.S. energy supply and demand, Carter said, nuclear energy wci See ENERGY. Page 7-A "If we fall into the trap of seeing the energy problem as just another marketing opportunity, or just another political opportunity, with the benefits of production and distribution fought over like highway funds or defense bases," he has said, "then our country will wind up without energy. -Convening a World Energy Conference. "it will also be Lankrupt in more ways than one." • - . . 5 GLASS BRO W N . . 'J k 2" NOOVU.TOOL A1IACN*!NT$ • TRIG AND LOG rUNCTIONS RPN 3 LEVEL REGISTER STACK PLUS ACCUM ULATING MEMORY STORAGE MEMORY 991), 7 REG. 14 99 3 8 OZ MODEL 442 LIYIT • *uIl. U H •i £ P TO C .'.4j.)i' do MUNSEY JEAN NAT z,w1, i J "-è \ ' i L'v C n UI' MA I t . 75 FRICTION LOTION, BATH BUBBLES. HAND TONE. MOISTURE MASSAGE. AND 6 TOWELETTES 'L. SKIN MACHINE 1088 / 1 OZ, EACH R •( OL CLAI •- SET A I' 1 A ii o c.&tii & /~ W, . 64 CORN HEATER POPPER FULL I OUART CAPACIT'l, An automatic clean. Ing wush Gently scrubs away pc;luleft Model SM-1 REG 12" 3 INI 97 IG 4 99 LO .,,,. IL 1888 9 One reader wrote to criticize his use of the word "drug" instead of "dragged" in a frontpage letter to Carter. is as CHRISTMAS ClJ -. i Although his support for Carter may have cost him some ASSORTMENT . . - "If Carter close to farmers as he claims, he will understand the term," Brown wrote back. "Many generations of farmers have drug things around and are not apt to change because a grammar criCc is shocked at the language." 11 44 subscriptions In the conservative rangeland, Brown has no regre ts. A OF TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY AND RELIGIOUS CARDS He figures anything he can do to establish communication with I the new administration "whether it's as secretary. of agricult ur e, editor of Nation's Center News or Har ding Co un ty sheepherder" can't hurt. - - 31 66 R Legal Notice a The School Board of Seminole County i s advertising for bids on two 6" wells as per plans and spec - CLAIROL LIGHTED \ HEAYEN SENT DECANTER ________ :w A C01.LECTOR S DECANTER FILLED VOITH TELEDYNE , MIRROR k' 2' CLAIROL for Exterior Yard Light Fixtures at Lake Monroe Terrace. Low Rent Houiing Project Fla. 16 5 until 2 00 P.M. E.S.T on the 29th day of December 1976, at the Ad ministration 'Building. Castle Brewer Court. Sanfo.'d. Florida at which time and place all bids Will be publicly opened and read aloud The work conssts of removing thirty (30) existing yard , lights, including concrete bases, posts and globes and replacing same With thirty X new fixtures including concrete bases, anchor bolts, posts. globes and connections to existing electrical Services New fixtures shall conform to the following Replace thirty (30) existing POST lights and foundations With .1 WARR PIX REPLAT, according to the plat HOT SHAVE SHOW MASSAGE ALL PUPPOW F04 TA&I 04 5 HUNG Oft lot CAPSULE 1,11GHT(D 0,11:404CA All, Lot II, WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS thereof as recorded in Plat Book I) A *ALL Rit-, 16 at page II of the Public RecordS c4 Seminole County. Florida. and it appearing TO the Court trial ijifel, dent(s), Regina C Sever a k a Regina C McCoy and Ronald i McCoy are not inhabitants of nor found within the State of Florida and lay, not voluntarily appeared heren, and that personal service upon them is not practical because their residence and whereabouts are unknown, it is ORDERED that Regina C. Sever a K a Regina C McCoy and Ronald I McCoy appear or Plead to the complaint herein by the 101h day of January, 1977, and .n default thereof the Court *ill Proceed To the hearing and ad udicationof thiS Suit as if Regina C Siever a K a Regina C McCoy and Ronald I McCoy, had been served with process in the Stale of Florida, but only to the extent provided for by Section 1653, 1 Ile 21. United States Code. it is further ORDERED that notice of thiS Order be p'jbli%hed by the United States Marshal in a newspaper of general circulation in Seminole County, Florida. once a week for sit 161 consecutive weeks, :ommencing on No v ember 10. 1976 DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando, Florida thi5 6th day of October, AhD I I I NROA I ONE PUA"f • U 288. BOTTLE OF " iuirs LI MI T 1o() LIMIT ONE SHAMPOO 1 con l" 1 - ORNEX TABLEIS ...... -at , . 88 t'_ 1-_--_. --_----_---_-_-__---1 I . f'_ . CUTiCLE __________ . GRANDINETTI TRIPLE HEADER I A 99 ALARM H (C 24 95 • • CREPE PAN 1 -LIMIT TWO BALM BARR.PA a u AVAM C.Ms'5 ' A119 !U I ~~ I99 AA 1- --20% - Limit ONE Flit • - 1588 0.011 1 1 1 DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO 79' ORYO 7 OZ NORM 71( kENTECH AM/FM TS ANACIN IAB 41 ONE 99 EG SM ?19 \;:IL, , ROTARY RAZOR ') "TtI,G5 RIG3 8 99 W - Ii'4 88 RECIPE BOOKLET IP4CLUD1 ;:= "c's.i ...ii.b . . QRH 2 SOZ BEG I Seminole I - - MOU1' ' 6 7 • • • / . - ' ilOt OPROPYL IS . " I V - - . 23 • C - - , n2 2 .,,,, HAIR SPRAY STAINLESS STEEL 5 CT -LIMIT '71 79 Tltly° 111;J CONCEPT ' DOUIUL WILKINSO IRLADIS C IL)G1 FLASH 33 J 3 . £ L-'' . - - i - I ;r t.iQthD FOR CUTS. CORES BURNS, a C ' °" ,110.,IIINIQUE FIEC 59 1 g lIMIT O4f 1 499 FILLET BED KNIFE WOO t" '4 AND BLADE VATH CARRY SHEATH )LDS STORAGEI BEG 20 99 L8 788 • - RIG 1099 4 'I - •. ': '' -' ,,.. '.4' . SUPER -GLUE . . . . '.' . , • SUPERHOLDING .. - GLuE3GR.ut ' / / . ' / TUBE RIG $1 69 - - t,. \1 . ,,,,,I lAO J7 . FOR ALL FINE WASHABLESI ) 4 1 I. ' , -. 16 OZ. PLASTIC BOTTLE REGULAR 99' FPJ SALE PIKES GOOD THRU $ATUIDAYI Open dilly .9 Opts Sunday 10-7 PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT LOW LOW PRICES WI flU OVU TWO MIWON PRI$CaIp'yIQ$ IACN Irl be 120 volt. 100 watt mercury vapor fixture with 700 Watt deluxe lamp Mount on 1$" square by 36" deep concrete base flush with SANFORD 950 STATE ST., on Monday, December SANFORD PLAZA MONTh A 101, be inspected by the public CASSELBERRY SEMINOLE PLAZA AND 1433 SEMORAN BLVD. finish grade Coinect new fixtures to existing wiring Bidders Shall i,s.1 the sitC and determine f or themselves, prior Ip bidding, the location. CxiST'n'7 Conditions and all matters affect r.q the work. No extra Compensation will be authorized for items Which can be determined by such Site investigalion A certified check or bank draft, payable to he Housing Authority Cf the City of Sanford. Florida. U S Government Bonds, or a safisfac tory bid bond executed by the bid. ders and acceptable Suretei in an amount equal to S per Cent of the bid shall be Submitted with each bid. The successful bidder Will be required to furnish and pay for Sa'istjCtorli performance and payment bond or bonds The Succe'ssf,jI bidder will be required to Comply with all ap plicable local, stale and federal regulations The Housing AuthPrity of the City of Sanford. Florida reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any ntormaltes in the bidding No bid shall be withdrawn for a perind of 30 days subsequent 10 the opening of bids without the consent of the Housing Aulnor .lv of the City of Sanford, Florida The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford. Florida Thomas 'Wilson Executive Director PbIi5t' Nov I?. Za. Dec 1. 1. IS. 73, Plaintiff. appear and be heard eith respect to the proposed Ordinance This hearing may be con( Flied from time 'o time until final action is taken by the City Council Copies of lts proposed Orinanc, are available II the City Hall' with the Clerk Of the City and same may _ . i W City Of Casselberry, Florida, that The City Council will hold a ens.cter same tr tint passage adopfion alter the public hearing Which will be held in the City Hall of Caiseiberry, Florida, on Monday, December 2?. 1910, at 7 30 p M , or is soon fhereatter as possible At the meeting Interested parties may COLD WATER WASH . Sterner GSC 10 toot black post 74" poly carbonate globe Unit to IN InC CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 74.7134 . CA.Qf.G BARNETI BANK OF WiNTER PARK. N A. *nose name was formerl, FIRST NATIONAL BANK N. 1976. and the City Council will . l (2.0) CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY .iIVEN by tint reading ECKERD ' Thirty 1976 DEI, 73 17 public hearing to Consider enact mont of Ordinance No ill, entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTIONS 23202 AND 25 21I :iOF THE CASSELBERRY CITY CODE TO REVISE SIGN PERMIT FEES, LOCATION AND SIZE OF PORTABLE OR TRAILER SIGNS WITHIN THE C I1Y . P Q o V 1 0 I N C SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE DATE This notice 5 given pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 716. Florida Statutes, and the Charter and Ordincs of ThC City of Casselberry, Florida. as amended Mid Supplemented Said Ordinance will be placed on i "A"PUSS Replacement of A T WINTER PARK. thf GIADDING STAINLESS STEEL 11CAM • , olGo DENSITY BEG 5 98 8 FOLDING NO. 316 ;°ta;Icu._ t etc. : ' \ nAC ..O2 '7 LIGHT 3 I Fi8ERGAs5 ROD .UO4ASp( 10UG#4 UJOSAILAA AND 1 i fiT. ALULNVM DISPOSAIU 'TWO 88 UU RIG 52 99 DEF -, "I 8 OZNON AER0S0LMhT .i:: .M:*"rj 5 'a 't' '.\ -' 1914 SPIN CAST ROD & REEL COMBO 4 POSITION GRID ADJUSTABLE REG 108 Uflted Stales D'trict Judge Publish Nov 10, I?. 71. Dec 1. 6, 15, ZEBCO 202 ' • ONE p,1IC BOTTU_UM%T OZ GEORGE C YOUNG UP A c - ' , 774 LEGS i&iVY 1STEK"' 12 0!. " . - ' RGLE-LIMIT ONE tN B.B.Q GRILL BY NUMARK 77 C LED SIIW MEN I LOCK MOUNT AL- COMPLETE WITH LINE 24 INCH FOLDING UN DIN DASH n !W \l/i OZ PLASTIC jAq - LIM IT ONE cxs* 94ICKS VAPORUB IL • 88 of Sanford. Florida will receive bids at ?2 C. Commercial Street, San ford. Florida In thi Office of the Director 01 Auxiliary Services Open December 22, 1976. 1.00 P.M. Publish; Dec. 1, S. 15, 1976 DEG 3 BY AQUATIC INVITATION TO BID The Housing Authority of the City titir.ations available for inspection Assistant United Slates Attorney, in action against the defendant(s), Regina C Siever a k a Regina C McCoy and Ronald I. McCoy, et at , and to enlorca a lien upon real property situate In this District and described as follows. The East 16 feet of Lot IS and the West 30 feet Of REG 21 Legal Notice - REG. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Case No. 7$'37I.Orl.Ciy.R UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff. vs REGINA C SIEVER aka REGINA C MCCOY and RONALD I. McCOY, et at . Defendants.--ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION -On rrc.ton and affidavit of pI,iint,ff in the above entitled cause by its ucr POP P,,PtOP "I don't know spelling or grammar," he said. "Pronouns and nouns never interested me. And typing breaks my train of thought." ASSORTED MIXED NUTS "5000" PRESTO 10 and circulation has risen to about 1.600. an EAU DE PARFUM . I PLANTERS LIMIT TWO it wasn't long before Brown decided to start his own pa per. investing $35,000 for the plant and equipment. lie works with a Ile writes all his copy in longhand, paying little mind to spelling and grammar. %. 61 iii' lii I - . staff of about REG. $159 RIG S19 DOES THE '#,_'. his newspaper to a group of western South Dakotans urging - HOLIDAYSI BEG $1399 hV I since he began writing a column called "Sheepherder's Diary two years ago, Im 04)T 11 0 BOXED Brown's Sons have run his 1, 700-acre ranch in Harding County with modem machinery or at the industries' conference tables. "Therefore, I think I am better qualified than some Harvard professor with a bunch of beautiful theories he would like to try out on the nation's farmers." After the general election, Brown replied on the front page of CAN • I. crews. Also,my family Is qualified to hancile chores on horseback. a FOR THE 9•95 ,.li( . JUICE IN JUST SECONDS AND ELECTRICITY DOES THE WORK' - BUY NOW .A LB ( SHAVE LOTION IL EXTERIOR 88 ' ROCK JU ICER BUFFALO, S.D. (AP) His spelling and grammar could stand President-elect Jimmy Carter to name Brown agriculture secimprovement, but a South Dakota sheepherder figures that retary: shouldn't disqualify him from being U.S. agriculture secretary. "While you guys obviously are pulling my leg, I am going to Lawrence Brown,51. is conducting his campaign as editor of a take you seriously and would consider you fickle indeed if you weekly newspaper, the Nation's Center News. don't follow this through to the point of getting a reply from Carter His qualifications for agriculture secretary? "A lifetime of exposure to the Industry and a wife who has forces." cooked thousands of meals for branding, shearing and ha rvest So far, there's been none. 120Z 4510 SLIDE RULE CALCULATOR Dakota Sheepman 'Eager To Be Herd In Washington fI :Z7 NOVUS ELECTRIC . 4 CIT CAPACITY 2 '7 (i '. COOKER NO. IJ44 CONVIN-IT PIT ., FRUIT CAKE A.,, PROCTOR SILEX BRITISH STERLING AFTER 4 Ve SLOW A V' REG 4995 Af • . - ,GPOwIR ' 4 For the man in your life. HAMILTON BEACH 1 s, A tW',tUI PIT .LARGI Ii'NCW4%*y PUS REGs 1 " . CLEANER ACTION CLfA 09 ARRIVE AUV COMMI SSION Dutw,ii o FZZ ; t TIN FLORlO1. As Attn,y for Plaintiff 41, through appropr"' price Th e encouragement m opposed removal of ight tion Carter ftgut c:u favo ri ng new pr price controls from domestic ) Id" II sug g esting Its price be tonO011 prices New oil held about $3 per barrel bel ow hiIflhernj international price. presumably, could claim ,e g £ VACUUM CAKE DECOR ATOR )4 . J Residential Unit No. 15 of Sheciah. 387.14 too; theme S 19 dewirts S21 a Condominium, Section Two, and a 16" E a distance of 52300 feet to the replat of Part of Tract B. The West right of way line of Douglas Highla nds Section Two, recorded in Avenue, thence along said right of Piat Book 17, Page Al. Public way line the following courses and Records of Seminole County. distances. S 0 degrees I7 26" E a Florida, containing I 53 acres, more distance of 16901 feet. thence N or less, lying in Seminole County, degrees 52' 44" w a distance Of 350 Florida. Psas been filed against feet, thence SO degrees 17' 26" E a LEONARD 2 URBAN and distance of 216.10 ti$. once DOROTHY URBAN. his wife, and departing said r ight of way run N you airit requ ired to serve a copy of dWen Sr- 46" W a distance of 3WO your written defenses, it any, to it on fW.- thence 5 0 degrates 17, 261, E a Warren E Williams. of Warren E. distance of M.0 fW to the Point of Williams, P,A , Attorney for Beginning. . Plaintiff, whose address is P 0. Box AND • 1621, 2)9 N New York Avenue, All machinery, apparatus, W-rder Park. Florida 17790, and file equipmenIf. fillfings, fixtures and the original with the Clark of the above Styled Court on or before the fttry kind and nature IiIihotsoat"f. 10th day of January 1977, otherwise Othtf than Consumable goods, new a judgment may bit entered against or herelo"er kxol*d In or ym for the relief demanded In the otal re&es; or any rtm.= omplaint or petition. vied or uSeablit in conneallon with WITNESSmy hand and seat of any Prawn' of hirturte 01peral"O" 01 Uid Court an the 61h day of Said real estate (herein CoilictIvely December, 1676. called after "Equipment") and now (SEAL) owned or hereafter acquired by the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Mor tgagor Of pUbliC Silo Clerk of Circuit Court highest and best bIdder for cash at By Jean E Wilke the how ciu100monFriday Deputy Clem 77th day of December, t7$, at the Pvbljsh: Dec. I. IS. 2?, 3, 191$ West front door of the Seminole County L0u0'1emn Sanford. Seminole County. Florida. Sale subject to 120 day fildoemlion period, United Stales of amerIca. DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford. Seminole County. FIw this ?th day of December, 5976 (SEAL) ' Arthur H. Beckwlth, ,gr., E Clerk of the Circuit court UHS,!E STATE.) By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk CHARLES B. LEWIS.. Of Safety is a family affair. kOeER7QN,fiLLiAM5. GOVERNOR'S ri FRUIT • sirm . UAAuri V HOOVER WALDORF December. A.D. 1916. offer for salt and Sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing Itins, at the Front (West) Door of AMENDED the Seminole County Courthouse in OTICE OF SALE Sanford, Florida. the above NOT I`CE IS HLR EBY GivEN that Pursuant to a Sornmary Final described personal property. Tt!sl Said sale is being made to Judgment in Foreclosure entered on satisfy the terms of said Writ of the 71h day of December, 1976, by E the aboveentlfled Court, In the ,)Ond Polk. above Styled cause, the undersigned Sheriff Clerk Of the &Wvt entitled Court or Seminole County, Florida any of his duly authorized deWles Publish: Dec. 4. 15, 27 29, 1111111 will Sell the property situated in DEG 26 Seminole County, Florida. desc ribed as follows: Commence at the SE corner of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AMC) SW 1,4 of the NW I.Ii. S*cf;on 14. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Township 21 South, Range 29 East, FLORIDA S eminole County, Florida: run CASE NO. 76-1614-CA-49-C hence N 0 degrees 17, 261, W along H HIGHLANDS TWO. INC. the 40 SICIT& line a distance of 1?3,9 a Florida Corporation, It W; thence N 99 degrees Sr 4611 W a Plaintiff. distance of Sao toe to the in. far ec1ionof the North right of way LEONARD J! URBAN and line 015 R. 436 and the Welt right DOROTHY URBAN his fe way line of Douglas Avenue; thence Defendants, a"said North right of way line, N LIEN FORECLOSURE degrees s2' 46,, w a aistance of NOTICE OF ACTION 200.0 tftf to the Point of Beginning; TO , Lecrard J Urban thence continue, a" said North and Dorothy Urban right of way I iner N 19 degrees s2,46OS 59th W a distance of 100 0 too; thlencip New York MY 10019 departing sold right of way line run Nodegrees 11' 26Wa distance of IhalanActlontoForecloseaLienon 3000 (cut; thence N I degrees ' the following I Carter, who was trained in nuclear engineering in the Navy, has proposed strict, and probably costly, new safety measures: placing atomic plants underground; encasing reactors in large, double-walled vacuum chambers so air would rush in through any break Instead of out, and posting federal agents in control rooms, with authority to shut down a plant in an emergency, • GEORGE F, CHANDLER, JR., of - -Direct negotiation of imported oil prices bythe U.S. government, rather than individual companies, with foreign oil nations. -Consolidation of the Federal Energy Administration, Federal l'uwer Commission, Energy Research and Development Administration and parts of the Commerce and Treasury tiepartments. Securities and Exchange Commission, Interstate Commerce Commission and Nuclear Regulatory Commission a ing!e new department of cncrgy. - N FICTITIOUS NAME Notice s hereby given that we ye engaged in business at Hwy 436 and NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Academy Drive. Seminole County, by virtue of that certain Writ of Florida under the fictitious name of Execution Issued Out of and under FOREST CITY SPORTS CENTER. the seal of the County Court of and Ihat we intend to register Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit thange County, FlorIda. upon a final judgment rendered in the aforesaid Court. Seminole County. Florida in 6CCord&rKt with the provisions of wurt on lh* 41h day of December. A D. 1976. In that certain case en the Fictitious Name Statutes. To. Wit: Section W.09 Florida Statutes filled, Aetna Finance company. HIPS7. Plaintiff. vs- Louis N. Williams arid Vastle H. William., Defendant, S: Gordon A. Locke which aforesaid Writ of Execution Palricla W, Locke was deiivtred to me as sheriff of Publish- Dec. 1. 15, 22, 29. 191& DEG 29 Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described Propertill owned by Lou's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. Williams, said property being CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE lQCaledin Seminole county. F lor ida, more particularly described as COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION One ItYA Monte Carlo Chevrolet. CASE NO. 16-1111611-CA-0111-0 ALEXANDER HAMILTON LIFE ID No 1H3?H4B S4S328. Title No iIS67797 Silver with black top. INSURANCE COMPANY OF and the undersigned as Sheriff of AMERICA,a Michigan Corporation Seminole county. Florida, will at Plaintiff: in (Continued from Page 6-A' consumption now surpasses Its 173 levels. Carter has not indicated how large the excise tax might be, but past experience suggests It would have to start at several cents per gallon, at least, to have any substantial effect. On the other hand, some Carter proposals would tend to reduce the prices of petroleum products, so the final consumer impact cannot be predicted. Carter wants to encourage U.S. oil production, but has not sLId how. - Cnergy raCKage a Florida under tte fictitious name of PUBLIC OPINIONS CO. and that intend said name with KIP cerk °o " circuit court, Seminole Couirity, in ac rpns cordance of e Fictitious Name Statutes, To wt Section $65 09 Florida Statutes itsi S WillarnAPosey IM 8' Moor Ill Publish Nov 24, Dec. 1, J. 15. 1976 DEF property the nation's oil four years from now. A strict 40 per cent limit would amount to a selfimposeti 11 per cent oil shortage by the end of Carter's first term roughly equal to the worst of the Arab oil embargo of 1972-1974.. such a quota would create actual shortages of gasoline and heating oil would depend on the nation's success at energy substitution and conservation, "If it becomes necessary," Carter has warned, "petroleum supplies available for consumption should be allocated" as was done during the Arab embargo. Carter has proposed a seri es of strong ener gy conservation measures, Including: efficiency st andards for electrical appliances; mandatory improvements In building insulation; a ban ii advertising that promotes electricity consumption, and abandonment of ut il ity rat es that charge the lowest electricity p ri ces to the biggest users. Carter even has proposed "stand-by excise taxes" that could be imposed on selected petroleum products to reduce consumption. Gasoline would be the prime target, as the petroleum fuel with the most flexible demand and the only major category whose - Notice I% hereby given that we are engaged in business at court st with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, jsoel Unwrapped Energy Pa c kage? OAT EDIhi%2nddayofDecembeq A D 7976 Seal) RiCHARD M BRYANT and CANDICE P BRYANT hi *ifC. O,fentants NOTICE OF ACTION TO RICHARD M BRYANT and CANDICE P BRYANT his wife Residence and eherejOouts are unknown and all persons claiming by, throu gh or under them and all othefl claiming any r.ght. ,He or interest in and to the following descr.bcd property YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Mat an action to foreclose a mor tc7age On the following property .n Semnle County. Florida lot I). Block C. LAKE HARNEY ACRETTES as recorded I n Plat Book II. Page 3.4. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, has been filed against RICHARD M BRYANT and RRYANT '% CANDICE P ,n rI required TQ Serve a Copy of tour Wit.. written defenses. if any, to tl On LYNN JAMES PIINSOP4. of Turn bull. Abner and DanifIs. Attorneys for Pt.ntitl, whose address is 141 West Lyman Avenue Post Odic, Boa 100. Winter Park, Florida 37190, 415I3 hIS 1155 Original with thC Clerk of he a Dove Styled Court on or before December 171h. 1976. otherwise a iudgrnent may be entered against you for the relief Uemlnded in the Complaint or petilon wklTPfESSmy hand and th Seal of Sad Court on November 17Th. lila ISEALI Arthur -I BeCKw.tfl. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court - Linda Thomas. By Acting City Clerk 7i Sn N': Deputy Clerk p'c Sri Lillian Woodman , • I' i Di'. I I 1;', I �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wedn.sd.y,D,c. I, 916 CALENDAR eo. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -.-. :- -, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9 "Saturday, Sunday, Monday," Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, 8:30 p.m. (Through Saturday). • .---. - Winter Sprinqs Elects a of confidence was given by city electors Tuesday to incumbent Councilmen John Daniels and Donald Sines, both retired military men. X FN JPIVI );$1j ' 7 ME .:; - Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. 436. South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR • Sanford CI1tan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. Sanford-Semlno!e Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Diet Workshop, Montgomery Ward Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. - . :14 .. ... . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14 Victorious Longwood Councilman Stephen Barton celebrates good news with wife, Nancy, and daughter, Sheri. VFW Post 10108 Auxi!iary, 8 p.m., post home on Sanford lakefront. Methodist (lurch, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoina, noon, Quality Inn North, SR 434 and 1-4. Weight Watcher, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. 46. Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sanford Sheraton Inn, W. SR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. A GIANT Bar baa S. Hall, New Smyrna Bch. Ida H. Padgett, New Smyrna , . Bch. Dora P. Phillips, Osteen Ethel M. %%ludden, Osteen . DISCHARGES Sanford: Martha Bauer • Aline Conyers Gladys U. Hotmann Harriet McIntosh • Judith L. Nyros Ellen Poole Mary A. Reynolds Robert B. Ripley Rosa LSilas Dorothy Simpson • Jim Williams iLL l"- 7— received 353 votes to 309 for of the 1,135 registered voters Mrs. Margaret MeKibbin while cast ballots. in the seat one city council Nelson, contest, Sines received 312, to for 174 for Rev. Robert Clark and John Decker, 44, a Florida 169 for Stephen Lind. Power employe and member The new officials are to take the city's planning and zoning COIflIfltSSlOfl. office in January.,• — ___ . ;`e7 •[ • I 40.0' '' ,. . . . 1 j• e( . ' - i. .,. : ., ' , :. 'AL j 4 / NELSON Griffin, 48, won a second term Nelson had promised planned on the city council by 260 votes growth for the city, keeping and Burt Perinchief a second mind that many city taxpayers term by 250 votes, all in can not afford improvements unopposed races. for improvements' sake. The returns were canvassed Walter Sorenson, 34, received immediately after the polls 255 votes for a second term in closed at the Lake Mary the mayor's office, while Lillian Elementary School last night. •.,.. • DISCOVER'77 BICENTENNIAL DAYS TO xi AM CHRISTMAS RICA 1976 - DOLORES AND FRANK SCHUIm CtL1lKATE e Funeral Notice will . ,, / . '.-• Ilk (Dog Track Road), Longwood, Is In ct.re of arrangements. Beaten fi Continued from Page l.A defeated by 862 to 554. The new councilmen are to take office in January. The highest vote-getter, Willson. may be appointed by the city council to fill Glascock's unexpired term until January, when new terms begin which has been the policy of past city councils. In voting against the incumbents, the Casselberry electorate followed the same pattern set a year ago, when the incumbents were not reelected. The election was canvassed immediately after the polls closed at the council chamber at city hail. -.,. ,, 0' • •. LIM 111`_ I Merry Christmas S with a set of tires from I Tire & Wheel S ervice •' I • 01 • • - 17-92 2600 Orlando Dr. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 321-0920 [-J HOSPITAL NOTES DECEMBER 7 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Lynette E. Cantrell Rebecca E. Coggins James Davis Henry J. Grandmajson Curtis L Hughes Sr. Minnie U Lawson Vickie Maxwell Enima E. McOlvin Manuel Nieto Dorothy K. Painter Lytle E. Swope, Casselben-y Wllhelmlna Grant, DeBary August Metzler, DeBary Mabel D. Utman, DeBary Edith Sek, Deltona Clarence F. Wedel, Deltona Mildred Hersey, Lake Monroe Wins Ensure A SANTA 1 io Nelson Charter J 16 Casey M. Whitehead Jack J. Blackwell, Altamonte Spgi Mary G. Harrison, Altamonte Spgs. William J. Lang, Casselberry Mary A. Zlotkowskl, Deltona Marvin Thomason, Geneva Ruth C Bland, Longwood Yvonne C. Edwards, Orange City Eddie W. Puryear, Watklnsville, Ga, Naomi Erdman, Philadelphia, Pa. James Hanna, Charleston, S. C. 7M'r' •'. V I Is '4 for Left to right, Chuck Thomas, mornings; All Raye, mid-day; and Jerry Allen, afternoon personality, with giant Santa's to be given away December 20th. WEATHER .4. 8 LUI. Readlap: temperabut, 7$; -overnight low, $3; relative humidity, 81 per cent; barometne pressure, 30.44; raInfall, .24 Inch; winds, 10 uz.p.h. Gradual clearing and cooler today. Highs in the low Oh, lows around 40 tonIght. Winds 15-20 mph., decreasing Insight. THURSDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: 9:18 am., 12* p.m., low 1:42 am., 3:20 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 8:58 alL, 9:02 p.m., low 2:35 am., 3:21 ;Lm. Bayport high 1:44 n.m., 3:27 p.m., low 8:51 am., 1:13 p.m. 4 for"N LISTEN FOR DETAILS I THE ROC B,.')) Fits Models Of Vega, Pinto, Facn. Mustang II. Gremlin. Hornet. Javelin. Chevy II, Tempeti. Dart, Duster. Comet. WILLSON experience pays k* F IONT DISC I IL 01 OSUM 1 (ICC. FRONT DISC l,tt•tI sew triM disc blUe pad' InspiciI,'dzi,jI, lftem h1t1i and ret,,i (do" iwl sCtv0i 'lit tleiti) (WHILI DRUM T'VPI I*lI&I MI blUe Isiws,i all IQqr ~% Iaspect bib, system a" he'd , F71,I1 $2895 MID slic us COMPACTS - $349s US LUXUCY AOdotiwsiI Parts litre If Needsi FOLLOW THE STARS * * * ektialWa G4 IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR $128 H71s14 H1I2I$ Lust) Firs Models Of Catat,na. LeSabre, LTD, OIdi CS, Chrysler. Lincoln, Cadillac. Mercury, Chevrolet. Plymouth & Ford, Wagont and __-• manv others E1$x14 G? 15 $98 G1$i14 Fits Model, 01 Ambaado, Camaro. Cutlass. Chevelle. Chevrolet, Fury, Torino, Cougar. Charger. Challerger. LiMant, Mon tego. Century. Polar.. Matador and othe/ 41 1 ALi& Ali1 $2895i'" U S. COMPACTS tie a. Cemplete Irsit •s4 a".I,,,, •'l(Ivded Price (eves csnd.tMn.d U MID I'!! $3495 U Uih'i11l&. we fi'Ci$Ø "In (151er C•fl,5, isa a., cars Includesisbor. I5I parts it'd tiv'Cu Sparb plu g s, C.sd.,,r v 0 Time (0,4w PIIMI ,elOv• Sit fiMi it'd ciii. (slice Cariir,t., choke Tail P]95u5• 40 95 $9j S uiiy I - * Ho-Ho-No-And Have A Safe, Secure Christmas From Big TI IDEAS Amwak SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARS! '/. ) J.11111 : II. M. GLEASON REPORTS LAKE MARY ELECTION RESULTS AT LAKE MARl ELEMENTARY SCHOOL -• 'i"- -I AREA DEATHS : For the district three seat on flout in the city's three-year WIN Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 &m., the Caboose. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Town House. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. The election was canvassed and absentee votes counted at cityl _______ • -- ContinuedfromPage1-A) were announced last night. Piano, 256; Ethel Goldberg 17b; Barton said he is anxious to Andrew Seminazzi 119; Mrs. him the news. Connell said today the election showed resume his duties and looks Lynette Dennis 109 and Charles "People power" and that he forward to his service on the Barsht 74. plans to take all Important city city council with pleasure. For city council: Barton 376; issues to the people. The election results were Steven DeMino 324; Harvey Barton, his wife. Susan, arid canvassed this morning and Smerilson 236 and Jerome McCauley 167. daughter, Sheri, left town for a absentee votes counted. vacation trip to Atlanta mmOther official results are: For The newly elected officials mediately after the results mayor - Connell 406; Peter will take office in January. %l Saba:i:te;::c:e In Lake Mary votes, 360, than either of the two incumbents who won in his race with former mayor and ex[AKE MARY — Former councilman Irene Van Eepoel, president of the Central Florida who received 309. Zoological Society, Clifford Sabatini received assist ance Nelson, was elected to the City and support in his cwnpalgii Council Tuesday while the ri/li / from retiring councilman electorate gave votes of con-- fidence to three incumbents Donald Browning and Coun JOHN SABATINI TODAY: "1 am looking forward to cilmen John Daniels Ernie running unopposed working with my fellow councilmen," Hendrix and Claude Ash. . Longwood Tps Connell, Re-Elects Chrk Shom ata P . • • 1_7 ( Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church, 250W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Slide presentation on lan-rowing owl by Biologist William Coursier. Although City Clerk Mary Norton had anticipated a7sper cent turnout at the two polling places - the Moss Road firehouse and the Tuseawilla fire station — only 3l.9 per cent of the voters participated. -vw \ j.IJ ø I _____ : .j! Y ' ':-.•'-".: .' ' La Leche League Sanford Chapter, 8p.m., 113 Crystal Dr., Loch Arbor, Sanford. Open to all women interested in learning more about or promoting breastfeedlng. White elephant sale to benefit Central Florida Zoo, 9 am. to 4p.m. Four Townes Shopping Center, Orange City. Through Friday. McAVOY, MRS. ESSIE ROOP— Funeral servicet for Mrs. Essi. Roop McAvoy, 71, of 21 E. 3rd Cl , Chul,oa, wto dud Monday, be held at 11 a m. Thursday in the Chuluota Community Church with the Rev. George Downs offIcialing. Interment wifi be in Glen Haven Memorial Park. Gramkow.lnhjFuneral Home. 3 W. SminoLs Blvd, t 10 0 And, John Sabatini, in his • first run for public office, was ___ . .i:• . Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Mrs. Essle Roop McAvoy, 74, of 21 E. 3rd Ct., Chuluota, died Monday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A native of Snowville, Va., she had lived in Chuluota since 1964 after moving from Portsmouth, Va. Mrs. McAvoy was a member of the Chuluota Community Church, the Priscilla Circle of the church and NARFE (National Association of Retired Federal Employes) of Winter Park, Chapter 386. She was a member of the Chuluota Fire Department Auxiliary and the Chuluota Retired Folks' Club. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Peggy Stewart of Sunnyville, Calif.; a son, Billy J. McAvoy, U. S. Air Force retired, Tacoma, Wash.; three it IN Bazaar, food and plant sale, starts 9 a.m., First Christian Church educational building, Sanford Avenue and Rosalia. Sponsored by Circle No. 2. Through Saturday. sisters, Mrs. Ada Cobb of Toppenish, Wash.; Mrs. Eva Shelor of Blacksburg, Va.; Mrs. Edna Grissom of Portsmouth, Va; a brother, Hampton Roop of Portsmouth, Va.; four grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Gramkow. Gaines Funeral Home, of Longwood, is in . charge of arrangements. • I iT s Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. AUamonte Springs Garden Club Christmas party, 6:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Dinner and musical program. Florida Nurses Asia. District 37 Christmas party, 4 P.M.. County Health Center, 300 S. French Ave. Bring gift for Salvation Army. MRS. ESSIER. McAVOY 'Jsr Incumbent Sabatini Longwood Tourist Club Christmas dinner, noon, Quality Inn North. Reservations by Dec. 7 with Mrs. Karl Berg, Mrs. Jane Christopher or Mrs. Ruth Layo. Pilot Out of Sanford, 8 p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees. 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford OptimIst, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Wednesday, Dec. L 975—IA — •-•. �I A man Still Winning, And . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. W l . How _________________________________ T - L_.. Ouch! Howell LI : -''r.__. . , Beaten, 85 -39 the ladies of Lake [lowell to a 1Once again the hosts' defense I seasonal mark. stifled the Silver Hawk attack "I think we got a lot of in the second stanza, forcing LONGWOOD — "We've potientlal," stated a pleased seven turnovers in the first four winning, man, we're winning." Howell mentor, Jo Luciano. mfnuteso(thequarter,lOforlts Those were the words of a "I'm looking forward to the rest entirety. confident Lyman head of the year and it's a rebuilding The well-balanced Lyman basketball coach, Rick Steinke, year, I mean it is the first year offensive attack enjoyed Its top Tuesday evening before his for girls basketball at Lake scoring quarter, dropping in 28 r Greyhound forces met heads Howell. marks and holding Lake Howell with intra-county rival Lake The overwhelming boys to a mere nine. Six membe rs of . Greyhounds held the visitors' to the Greyhound squad ended the Howell. And Steinke's words were not a mere four points in the initial evening In the double figures just whistles in the wind as the period, going scoreless until the column with Marcus Neal and Hounds destroyed the hapless 4:42 mark. Ray Hykowski Greg Thomas co-holding top Silver Hawks, 85-39. broke the Silver Hawk scoring honors with 15 apiece. In other roundball action at ice, reducing the Greyhound Neal, Thomas and Frank the Lyman gym, the Silver lead to 5-2. Leon Jenkins added Frana added six points in the Hawk girls "manhandled" the another two-pointer 20 seconds second, boosting the hosts' lead hosting Hounds with the later cutting the Lyman margin to 44-13 at intermission. Frana, visitors' Dawn Woodall sup- to one, but seven turnovers enjoying his best stanza, plying the drive with an 18-point forced by the taunt Lyman finished the night with 10. performance. defense aided the hosts in Again in the third period the Woodall a towering 6-3 keeping the scoring fire doused, Greyhounds continued their junior, aided by counterpart running for 13 unanswered balanced attack, though the Cindy Fran (11 points) boosted points. Silver Hawks opened the half with a man-to-man full court _____ press defense Not effecting the By K. B. McCLtJNG herald Correspondent 4. :• p 1' pp.r • i - - .. 1 1 - I I I / I — ' I ' / I I - I .. 0 ,~ - SPOR I_b hIoelIs Stan Adams (left), Derek Martin battle for rebound L o U H o l tz L IOA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. M Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1976 em ber - 11111 - ':'i , . - / . :- :: - - - -, ' - IlLk, J: C to a more than confortable 67-2. ea d. The Silver Hawks were hit John Feller and James drove the final Game nine and seven points The Associated Press offer is there — it would be the and Jackie Sherrill's switch football. fie formerly coached respectively in the final eight Are the New York Jets trying best," said Ward, who was from Washington State to Pitts- at William & Mary and North minutes. Feller finished with to tell Lou Holtz something? of the Jets, told the Washington State, Arizona, tioned to move up and replace dropping in 10 of Just Call Her Herc For Short CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) Rebecca Joubert, nicknamed "Herc" by her - friends, just giggles when people call her the strongest woman In the world. But the pretty University of Tennessee-Chattanooga senior wasn't. grinning when she set four Amateur Athletic Unon weightlifting records for women hoisting 770 pounds at a recent meet with a 260-pound squatlift, a 160-pound bench press and a 350-pound deadlift. And this weekend in Eastman, Ga., Miss Joubert will attempt to become the first woman ever to attain accreditation as an AAU Class 4 Olympic weightlifter. She will need to snatch 130 pounds and clean and jerk 165 pounds to do it. "For her body weight, she can lift more than any woman in America and probably the world," says Jim Taylor, an AAU international official who became her coach. According to the Guiness World Book of Records, the current mark to beat is a deadLift of 394 pounds, lifted by a woman weighing 163 pounds. "Becky only weighs 145 pounds," says Taylor. "But she can lilt at least 380 pounds right now. Her goal is to lift 400 pounds next May at the Chattanooga Open Powerlifting Championships." Miss Joubert, '21. Athens. Tenn., is a physical eduestion major who got into weightlifting almost by acck'ent, after accepting an invitation from a casual acquaintance to lift in a meet. "When I saw I was the only woman there, I got seared and wanted to back out but they wouldn't let me," she says. "So I went out there and lifted 300 pounds." Another J ci c ic s o n . Front LOS ANGELES AP Grant Jackson, the New York Yankees'relief ace during their drive to the American League pennant, now is being counted on to be the Pittsburgh Pirates' bullpen st opper. FQultd out non. LAKE HOWELL GIRLS: Smith 23 1, Peters I 007. Barker 4021. Frank 7 2 4 1$: Fliscfl I 00 7. Serrano 1 I 7 3; B.chman 5 00 ¶0. Woodall 9 0 2 II. Totals 29 Si) 63 LYMAN; Johnson 3 66 12, Bovey 21 55: Cuvler 10 3 I; Smith 0222; Alkins 0 00 0. Feierson 1 00 Blair I 734; Swlatos I 002 Totals I? ii 2)35 L Lake Howell Lyman yman 152$ 1110-4.) 6 4 16-33 Fouls: Lake Howell 73 . Lyman 11 Fouled out none rinity T . L) r i b b e c1 ST. CLOUD — Trinity Prep "I thought he was the best pitcher on the whole (Yankees) suffered its third straight loss staff In the second hail of the Tuesday night in basketball, 49season," said new Pirates Man- 35, as St. Cloud overcame a Ilager Chuck Tanner Tuesday point, 12-rebound performance night. "He was used over spar- by the Saints' Doug Lanier. ky Lyle when..it meant everyTRINITY PREP Dntcole000 0. t hin. The guy's a rubber band. • Gerach 1 13 9, Lanier 3 S 11; Melinger I 411 6;Prosser Prcer 2 0 I 4. doesn't wear out," Jackson, a 34-year-old leftharider, was exposed by the Yankees in last month's ex. pansion draft to stock the two new Al, clubs, Seattle and To. ronto. Seattle chose him on the first round, and Tuesday, the Mariners shipped him to Pittsburgh for Infielders Craig Raynolds and J immy Sexton. It was the only transaction Tuesday at baseball's annual winter meetings. On Monday, 14 players changed teams in six deals. Nutt 13 55; Eidson 0000, Totals I 75 35 ST. CLOUD: Read 3 00 10, Mc Duttie 4 4 4 17; H 5 00 10. Dougherty 3 I 3 7; Hold.n 0 iii; Ractahough 1 7 2 4. Weathers 1 002. King 1 I 23 Totals 20 9 II49. olden ii: a r: .• . 4 12 10-31 II II I) I0-49 . . .., Ross (right) . 0000. Willis 00., 00 otals: T II ill has no major league ex. N. perience, split the 1976 season Col oni al between Shreveport of the Oviedo Texas League and Charleston. Ile hit .324 and .273, respective. ly. 1 $3 13 IS I—IS l 16—39 Fouled out. Hird. Total loUIs: ColonIal 13, Oviedo 27. JV; Oviedo 64 Coionial 41 _. goes toe-to-toe with Pinder . .-.p .• -. -- by 1i Rick Wells) . - Co tton, S ith Key Sem in ol es, B 70-491 . - is ) 1. ,, might have hit its stride Cotton hit 7-of 15 shots and rebounds while David Craig Tuesday night In a 70-19 verdict had a dozen rebounds. He also had 11 points. I over Oak Ridge. blocked three shots. Oak Ridge won the junior -- - ', ''..' ,/._-• o by Alan Move III -. . / . . -- ..i.. iou ariu A i'i poiuii.., parad.1e V,lu, respectively. I I . ____ is IS C,r/L L OaK//pc, TO/i' — W4 RC) ' By 70 HI', ('Iv- 86A1E,'/ 5T,t4fr" 2-2 while Oak Ridge fell to 1-I. Smith. a 6-I senior, canned 6- /NP057iASO1V I r 1 ~ . •. . . • /7 7Q0/'( . ' : ir • • • sowl CNA.s1P I To kit 1122 19 16-70 P13 II 13-49 ( , 6C'F 6 H'S -i \,FY.4y- Fouls Sanford I). Oak Ridge 23 Fouled ___Out P4one JV Oak Ridge Sanford 4 4., 4Pac e Br aVe S The Associated Press Braves owner Paul Snyder, Maravich has been out with a scored a season-high 42 points sprainedankle, James had HOWE - ":' ' Pr straight. Jazz 110, Sonlcs 98 Bob McAdoo's latest effort Forward Aaron James hit 12 sure didn't hurt his bargaining consecutive field goals in the position any. . it .s. secon d l, ,,scn ie scored 29 The three-time National Hasketball Association scoring of his 36 points for tlie Jazz, who • champion, publicly placed' on played wI uscoru ace Pet e Buffalo Maravich. In the two games the trading block by 6,4ME 00 — .j't),j_ ,McAdoo Not Traded 1 i \1 , - cc brink of near disaster and stop start, Vincent tore into his man he took. Pinder in the seventh round, of with a vicious two-fisted Majors feels he could win a . . . . Ke y J In L as Vegas Win '- oug g Syracuse, No.' 20, handled after Utah knocked the visitors Jeff Jones sparked 2-1 UtaFP from the unbeaten ranks with a previously unbeaten Boston with 20 points and 15 assIsts, 100-96 upset Tuesday night. College 61-4. The Orangemen while Buster Matheney added "We put three of our st arters brought their record to 4-I with • 23 points and Jeff Judklns conon the bench and went into our a balanced scoring attack, trlbuted 21. Ecklie Owens had 31 four-corners offense. It worked paced by Roosevelt HoWe's IS points for Nevada-Las Vegas. and we went Into the locker points. Tom Meggers led 3-1 Notre Dame outrebounded room with a 14-point lead," said Boston College with 17 points. the Wildqts 52-30 In raising Its Pimm. Other action involving major record to 4-0. The Irish hitting The lead widened to 60-39. colleges included: Purdue over on 40 of 64 shots from the field. early in the second half before Indiana State, lad., 82-68; Penn Don Williams and Bill Patern) the Rebels rallied and cut their State over Muhlenberg 64-48; fired over Northwestern's zone ' deficit to 97-96. Then, Earl Wil- Xavier over Thomas More 72-. defense for 37 points. Paterno llama, one of the starters P1mm 70, and Columbia over Con- led the Irish with 19 points, but saved, hit a three-point play necticut 7271. . • Northwestern guard Bill with five seconds left. Meanwhile, Coach Shelby McKinney was the game's leadSeventh-rated Notre Dame, Metcalf recorded his 200th ca- Ing scorer with 25 - #- Sain ts March R 20a nland Si. 420 340 , .S.A. around the ring with solid body the Saras,ota fighter in yet lows. Then they mo ved into another exciting battle. & I AkA annual affair that formerly was known as the Canada Cup matches. Dave Robisch scored six "You have an entirely' different feeling than in regular tour to pull events," said Stockton. '.'trThe game out for the Pacers and "It's kind of like the Ryder take some of the glitter off ST. PAUL, 1m nn . (Al') Cup. In the regular tour tournaMcAdoo's effort. "The guy woke me Steve Green led the Pacers Minnesota wing Mike Antonov- meats you're just playing for yourself. If you play poorly nowith 24 points and Robisch had ich. "lie hit inc har der than body suffers but you. But this is 20. Both are reserves who hit heck" their season highs. The pint-sized Antonovich got different. You're repr esenting nit ed States. You feel like Blazers Ill, Knicks4 up from the ice after a head- the U you absolutely have to play The Knicks looked like they snapping check by New were waiting for McAdoo as land's Gordie Roberts and well." The scrambler Stockton hey stumbled against Port- drilled in the tie-breaking goal and. "We had nothing," said as the Fighting Saints scored a gained his spot on theArnerican Knicks center Lonnie Shelton, 4-2 World Hockey Association team by chipping and putting in an accurate summation of his victory Tuesday night contin- his way to the PGA national club's effort. ulng their home mastery over championship this summer, his only victory In two years. This Maurice Lucas led LIl4uItrd the Whalers. Is his second appearance on the Portland scoring with 22 poinLs In the other WUA games the as the Blazers posted their fifth Edmonton Oilers trimmed the American team, pairing with straight victory, outscoring Quebec Nordiques 4-2, the In- Lee Trevino for a fourthplace finish in 1970. New York 36-22 in the third PL dianapolis Racers edged 4 ,potnts do wn the stret ch with 3 3) $1270 20. EIOHTH — I AntonSanchel (3) , , wa , i't trade talks something to think about with his spectacular effort against the Pacers. Daytona o close quarters and the Milt on Owens continued III.,, and grabbed a team-record 29 scored o points, or challenger came out of the vinning streak by methodically rebounds in a 107-103 loss to the WarrIors 120, Cavaliers clinch with blood pouring down chopping down Al Moss in a Indiana Pacers Tuesday night. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (API Rick Barry scored 37 points middleweight bout. — The United States, this time his face, from the fatal cut. It was an incredible perform- and Charles Johnson netted 22 The undercard proved to be Owens, now 8-0, had trouble gh ance in li t of the offcourt both season highs, as the war: represented by Dave Stockton maelstrom which began with riors won their fifth straight and young Jerry Pate, could be almost as nsauonal as the catching up to the running Moss J Snyders statement Monday game. The loss was Cleveland's hard-pressed in defense of its main events. F rankie Santore but when he did, he was able to 313u Freddie Majors, a pair of end matters after 42 seconds of that since he could not sign third in a row on the road and team title in the 24th World Cup courageous lightweights the fourth round. McAdoo to a new long-term dropped its road record to 7.7, international golf tournament, br ought the crowd to its Sammy Masias, the most contract after offering $500,t)0 erasing the only winningmark The 72-hole test, which has collective feet when the bell successful amateur to ever a year, he was going to trade in the NBA. drawn two-man teams from 48 nations, begins Thursday on the sounded ending their six appear in Central Florida, the 6-toot-10 forward. Nuggets 122, Bucks 115 made his Sports Sta dium debut 7,200-yard, par 72 Mission hills rounder. Snyder had said he would anSantore was the obvious as a pro, and easily stopped David Thompson and Dan IsCo nounce McAdoo's destination untry Club course. All but New York and Seattle are the sel combined for 51 points while New Zealand had checked Into frontrunners— at 10a.m. Tues- Fatty Taylor, Bobby Jones and this desert playground by TuesM all day. That time came and went, Willie Wise sparked Denver's day afternoon. .l1iI1Al'I'l and when the Braves took the defense in the fourth quarter as The financial rewards are 1 court against Indiana Tuesday the Nuggets raised their home very small, by U.S. tour standaftr1th'ma1I7tttrJC't1oflI5 ards — $2,000 to the individual night, McAdoo was still wear- record to 11-0. ","," NOR winner — but enormous nationing his familiar No. II. al pride is at stake in this 24th Ile gave those Involved in the I Daytona Beach Seabr"Ze 93, Daytona Beach Father Lopez 31 i ' By The Associated Press • time of it as he outclassed Jose Rios with a first round KO. a fight that was witnessed by barrage. This caused Johnson rematch and has challenged Both Clark and Masias are Sparr Northn:o the largest crowd of the season. to take a standing eight count in Santore to meet him in his welterwei DeL 99, Ocala Forest 59 II n 3120. P 3flIll 50. ghts and are on a and Flaglier Palm Coast 56. Pier son Whether or not it was di vine the first round. Later a thun- native Bahamas, an offer NINTH — i Bilbao hI 15 50. 10.40. collision course that may take Taylor Pa?x intervention, as some might derous right hand dropped Frankie is expected to accept. place some time next year. South Daytona Warner Christian °i s Ss so 71 suggest, or just plain old Johnson flat on his back. But , Gainesville Sovthside II Another Bahamian, Ernie TENTH — I, Larrea (5) 1040 hO In amateur action James .Jac1ksonville RibaulI 61, Jack. 300. 2. Alto (2 5.40. 150. fliShoned guts, Ross hung tough each time he wo uld storm ba ck Barr, showed why he is known ) 3. Manolo Salerno and Hurricane Hayden, 40. P iS 2110$ 30; and exchange furious head and as the "New Elisha Obeti" by Glades Central 61 par o a e,1oseII students, body punches with the chain- pounding out a split decision Pompano Beach $2. Fort Lau ELEVENTH —1 • Mi ru rlAI u I . won the Ili-State ChamI ir . rdle Piper Pe 56 tOfl. 12 00. 150. 3.10; 2. Arla.Elorza Ill over game Nat Gates in a light .ionshis . La uderdale Dillard 75. 500.170. 3 Jose Aguirre (1)910; 0 o v erI,ester , and T • 0 U h G lf The hand writing appear ed to heavyweight battle. 1 4 00 . P (5.3) is to RooseveltAuste,I, respectively. . rdi, as on•l.e wa1, ll In •i, t hi , Fort Lauderdale 64, Coc on ut Dropped in the first round, TWELFTH-1 Biihano Zarre (I) Other amateur winner in. Creek 50 Vincent was chasing his man Barr bounced back to out game Id 70, 27.10. It 60; 2. Sola,Juan (2) , Cor n e s Fo ur r p - Bas I.,e ak fl - MAPPt4' \ . A 2-point second quarter stretched Seminole's lead to 2522 at intermission and dictated the pace of the game Seminole upped its record to / jV JOHN . • . Moss (left) and Owens mix I - . ' Jai- Alai "' .. . , - ,,, Mi I ( .•. , Keswick Christian 54 LaBelle 67, Fort Myers Vero? 16 Punta Gorda Charlotte 77. North Fort i,rsS9 9.4. Ii cka!ee 34 Naples 64. Venice 65 Everglades City 34, Fort Myers * -. 'VOFR /L'•/7Y V P,77 TO 51 7. ER Y5E.4 lit,' T.qf,4n- . ,F,4 'V /' ,q 'i' - 6evY 514 oVt •wa4t.tA5r A CV: 4'E RVF-5,4 'ft W3f4 TIN 5TRt.4H4 ,q L 73(J)" 7Z2/P ,:i • -. _'. .."- ,),' 12 9 .571 — 12 9 .5.1 — 10 13 433 3 10 13 133 3 Crystal River 61, Gulf S8 Osceola 67, Pasco S6 Springstead St. Land O'Lakes 32 St. Pet#rSburgh Christian 70, j - Seminole's David Wiggins varsity game, 75-48. L- Boston Philphia Oneca Community Christian 2$ Tampa Jesuit 56, Bradenton Manatee 45 Hernando 77, HudSon 69 ') , •, ii eiva,, L :.' ORLANDO — Seminole High of-9 shots from the floor and had added 13 paints for the winners School's basketball team just io points in the final quarter. and Kenny Brown picked up 10 ITS MADDENING as t 92, Tampa Bayshore with his tormentor until he NYKnk% finally caused Pinder to -NY Ali 3 Central Division surrender after the sixth round. Houston 14 S .737 — ORLANDO — "God Help The bloody brawl was a fitCleve 16 7 .6% — Canterbury 47 me," was Edgar "Mad Dog" tng end to almost five conNOrms II 10 Sill I V, Arcadia Desoto 90, Fort Myers Ross prayerful plea as he sat in tinuous hours or slam-bang S Anton ii 12 475 S Riverdale 70 I Wamton 9 12 429 6 his corner awaiting the start of action. Crestview 6.1, Niceville 33 the third round Tuesday night Rounds three and four were Mta :atch 63., Panama City At?iTERN CONFERENCE ley at the Orlando Sports Stadium. fought at a frantic pace, but Panama City Bay 77, Fort Walton Midwest Division . Denver Beach 67 16 7 694 — Ross was matched up against finally the Ross power and Detroit 12 11 .322 4 the Bahamian champion, training started paying off in Rennie Pinder, as the feature the fifth. By the time the sixth indiana 11 I) .451 S1 1 . .hicago 4 II .222 9'.', event In a special 17-bout round ended, Ross was clearly -. Milwkee 1 23 .13 13½ ORLANDO;SEMINOLE presentation by promoter Pete in control of the fight. Pacific Division RESULTS 1 Ashlock. Polo's outstanding corner Portland 739 — FIRST — I A Los ng After absorbing two thun- work kept the cut over Ross' 12 10 14.5 4', 12.20,6 60,1 20; 2. EchanoArarsa (3) Goldn St 17 10 .543 4", 1060.4 00; 3 DomasgoYza (I) 160. derous right hands from Pinder eye from getting worse, Seattle I (13)31 40. P (II) 152 10 at the close of the first session, allowing the Southern junior ''i.. -I 10 . SECOND — i. Larri.Ya (7) 1540 Ross tried to bull his way to middleweight to come away Tuesday's Results 620. 3 50; 7. Domingo.Javi (3) S.so, Portland III, New vict ory in th e second. with his thrill providing win. York 310. 3. AlcThna Arena (2) 3 10. Q (3 ; P (7.3) 5670. OD (17) • KrdlIsfl:4 In the past this tactic has In a companion 10-rounder, I . BUHlO been successful enough to gain Joey Vincent kept his Florida Chicago 19, Los Angeles $1 THIRD — 1 Echano Miguel (2) . New Orleans 110, Seattle 95 him the enviable record of 38-1- State welterweight title by 22.00. 550. 100; 2. Arta.Aiberdi (6) 'I; Denver 172, Milwaukee 1 15 15.00. 700; 3 Domingo.Eiorza (3) 1, but against Pinder all it got turning ba ck the challenge of .111. en State 170. Cleveland 51,50; him was the worst three minute St. Augustine's Cliff Johnson on . 101 -• -. . FOURTH — 1. Patti pefel (1) beating he had ever absorbed. a third round TKO. Today's Games . 1440, 643. 5.10; 2. Eddy.jyi (I) Pt"t., at Boston 643. 340; 3 Jose Zarr, (S) 5.50; Q By the time the bell sounded Vincent dropped the • • . 't'i.'ui New Knicks at New 3.40; P (7.1) 171,50; 00 112 7) ending the round Ross went challenger twice in the first . York Nets SIS4 10 Buffalo at Philadelphia back to his corner, blood round and once in the second, _, FIFTH—A.nton. Sanchez (I) 1160. Seattle at Washington ) 12 60, 4.10, 2. Alava Juan (3) 7.60, pouring down out of a three- before the fight was terminated . FerminE3lhae (6) 1 10; Q Inch gash over his left eye, his by Dr. II. Wilson Gledner Chica go at 0etro ) 1120 60 Santore (right) works on Majors face ba tter ed and bruised from because of a badly lacerated SIXTH 1. Jose JaY (3) 1110, 450. 3 10, 2. Larri Aguirre (2) 7.60. the pounding Pinder had given left eyebrow. k tball 660;'.3 (23) him. But despite the knockdowns winner, as he dominated action Zellwood's Willie Vasser in the But somehow, with the aid of and the abrupt ending. Vincent in every round, but Majors first round. SEVENTH I Ethano.Y:a (5) his trainer Dominick Polo, Ross knew he was in the fight. Jrl;do 62Edgewav.r 63. Ocaba 10.20. 610. 3.60. 2. Ica Arena (3) never stopped trying and up till Casselberry's Scott "Golden ngurd tA ig t y2) 3 50; 0 was able to battle back from the Jumping on Johnson from the the end, gave almost as well as Boy' Clark had an equally easy Leon It. Rickards 66 u; 3) 114 90; ., "1 *_ Christian National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct. OB Buffalo By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Correspondent ; .. ro .,: A. 6. Minnesota 2 . Vincent drives Johnson to. ... refuge of ropes 1 : / Pittsburgh .~- Ros s V'io n c e n t Ca u r Thri ers 's 'k~ S"Maw ed L,.J pen d ed the Yankees after being ac- slapping in basketball Tuesday quired from Baltimore In a 10- night in a game which dropped player deal June 15. He was 1-I the Lions to a 3-3 record. at Baltimore and had a COLONIAL: Sheehan 0727; LelI hined 2.54 earned run average. 0400 41411)1 1007; ioict 41 I II: Smith 2 4 4 • Sweeney 0 3.3 3. Reynolds, 23, hit .290 and was Richardson S 75 I); Moody'4 3 4 ; the shortstop for the Pirates' P&Oonald 0 12 1, King 0 2 Piotrowski 311 7. Totals 1921 27 SO International League farm club OVIEDO: Smith 43411; Hird 424 at Charieston last season. Sex- io, Couch $1.1 lI GcuId 0 131. ton, 24, who unlike Reynolds Clu*ton2OI 4 Canl.i 1002; Noetai . I 'At LP . SANFORD: Cotton 719 17, Craig 113 II. Ken Brown 31 27; Smith 66 611. Wiggins 61 313. Kevin Brown I 7. 10 02. Totals 29 12 23 70 OAK RIDGE: Lawson 3 1 2 Powell900 1$. Davis 1002. Floin Ingram II 33. 6vens 1017, Pelham fl I?; JameiIOO2 Totals 733749 .. - . - 411 - Specifically, Friday's game , • -4". . . V '-. • . at homeagainst Deland will spell out if it is full stride. Deland is top-ranked In the state and an old nemesis for the Seminoles. "We played as a team for the first time this year," said winning coach Joe Mills. "Now If we can get through our next three games, I feel we will really have something going Seminole plays Seabreeze and Titusville after the DeLand contest. heroes included Terry Smith and Ruben Cotton, who led Seminole's scoring . • f. .. ,- .- 41 ..j an easy 105-78 winner over reer victory as Texas A&M doNorthwestern, iras the only oth- feated Sam Houston State 100it was not a move to please er member of the Top Ten In 83. Total fogIl: Trinity Prep IS. St, the hometown fans, but It action. Cloud 73 JV: St. Cloud winner, Also, West Virginia rolled turned out to be a knockout Two members of the U.S. over Duquesne 97-82; ' Toletj • punch. Olympic gold medal team were beat Missouri 63-59; St. Peter's had momentum against opponents as Duke defeated r al lied for a 75-60 decision over oNevada-Las fifth-rated Nevada-s Vegas 15th-rated Tennessee 81-78 with Ovi with five minutes leitlnthe first guard Tate Armstrong of Duke George Washington; Rice hail when Coach Jerry P1mm making things rough for fellow pounded the University of had his team go into a stall. Olympian Ernie Grunfield with. North Carolina-Greensboro 90"We'll use him in relief and "We wanted a lead 29 points. Grunleld scored 21 65, and In a doubleheader at the 10-peint possibly as a spot starter," Palestra, it was St. Joseph's, OVIEDO —Tall Colonial used going Into the half and also we points, Including a ring f Tanner, who managed Oakland last season, said of Jackson. height to sound advantage to wanted to save our starters seven, In the second half that Pa. 74-70 over Lafayette and • Penn over Virginia 68-6-4. Jackson had a 6-0 record with hand Oviedo a 59-39 wrist- from fouling out," P1mm said made the game close. Trinity Prep St. Cloud A •-. i - - . .. . ,' ,a14r I - • I ,,. 11. - - ' ..,L Lyman's Arthur Cleveland (left) harasses Randy Pruitt Sanford Oak Rid . .. i;:' _-- - (Photo% his own. for the second year of his five- station, KARK-TV, he would Bowling Green, Drake, Illinois Darrell Royal. Interviews for The Silver Hawks will host year contract with the National meet with Holtz today. State, Miami of Florida, Ore- the position are likely to begin the Lake Brantley Patriots Football League team. There was a report that Holtz, gon, Stanford, Toledo and Tul- Friday. Friday. However, Jets' General Man- considered the No. I choice to sa. In other football coaching deHOWELL: OCallahan 000 ager Al Ward sounded like a replace Frank Broyles as head Holtz has compiled a 3-10 velopments Tuesday, Jim Car- 0. LAKE Carroll 0 121. PruOt 2 00 1. man trying to tell Holtz to tak' coach at Arkansas, would be record in his first season as a len had his contract extended Thompson 2 0 I 1, Adams 4 46 the head coaching job at the flying to Little Rock be fore the pro coach and the season has until 1980 by the University of Jenrs 2 001. Weaver University of Arkansas Tues- end of the week. been filled with many dis- South Carolina; Utah hired i21.Wo1at0020 Total day when he was Interviewed Broyles denied that report, appointments after a successful Wayne Howard, Long Beach Hykoskil 11 1121 39 by a Little Rock station. saying, 'lie certainly wouldn't college coaching career. LYMAN : Johnson 1012. Chas.0 State's winningest football "Holtz loves the teaching as- be coming do wn here until after Ward said in the interview coach, and Texas Tech extendHandfoqd 0 00 0 pects of football, but has not yet the Jets play their final game of that Holtz is presently frus ed Steve Sloan 's contract for 10 Nelson 2 6 6 10 Carter 71 3 IS geared himself to a 20-game the season on Sunday." trdted and very tired." years after the Red Raiders' Thomas I 7$ IS. Feller 3 56 l season," Ward said. 'He Is reThe Arkansas position is one The station quoted Holtz fam- coach held discussions con- Frans 2 4 6 I. Totals 27 31 40 evaluating his position with the of the major coaching jobs still ily sources as saying he wanted cerning the possibility of be- Lake Howell 4 I 11-31 Jets. if Holtz decides to go available now that Illinois' Bob out of the Jets' contract and coming head coach of the Lyman is 2$ 2311 15 college — and the Arkansas Blackman's move to Cornell wanted to return to college NFL's Atlanta Falcons. Fouls Lake Howell 27, Lyman 73. •. -• ' -AC By unavailable for further corn- burgh have been confirmed. Carolina State. eleven while Swilley managed In New York, the Jets have ment. Other positions available inin Texas, defensive coach nine. Greg Nelsen rounded out been making statements about Phil Iselin, president and part dude the University of Texas, Mike Campbell is being men- the double figure group, wanting Holtz back next season owner 4 — .1 - — W l • .j, .;tNi:,.:'• .••. • I - -•• - . __ Frankle Carter provided the scoring surge in the third, bucketing four two-pointers, and increasing the Greyhounds ç,1 _•••,_ '-bi1, 1 . r / .. W_ ~ , WV . - ________ - before with nine turnovers, finishing the evening with 30. Of Mus 'lo cal C - REARD M ram., r 71 Hove 73 Cardinal GibbonS 60, Cardinal Newman $I National Hockey League Fort Lauderdale Pinerest 52, Fort CAMPBELL CONFRENCE Lauderdale Christian 12 Patrick Division Highlands Christian Ii, Lutheran w L T P15 OF OA School Sit 64 Hollywood Christian 75 Palm phda 11 7 6 32 93 7 Cove Beach S3 Ii Chamn:d,&& Cooper City 6I Rng i 9111 Forl Lauderdale Stranahan 69. 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Birmingham Bulls. 3-2 In overPate, only 22 and a certain Bulls 89, Lakers 81 time and the Winnipeg Jets beat winner of rookie of the year Norm Van I.ier and Scott May the Phoenix Roadrunners 4-2. honors, took the other slot as combined for 17 points in the The goal by Antonovich, his the U.S. Open champion. The Nurth quarter while Chicago's 17th of the year, gave Mm.' slender handsome young man rugged. defense held Los nesota a 3-2 lead at 12:41 of the also won the Canadian Open Angeles to 11 points in the final third period. Al McDonough got and an important Japanese period as the Bulls won their his sixth goal of the season at tournament, the Taihelyo Club second In a row after losing 13 17'37, Masters. ____ ----r ____~~_— -- - I ,/",'.. . -'' /7/'/ -. !"." I ,. I 11 ' J, ' .• ,..-" ' ',' .1') I f. ." '-" / . lD I'm-1SISU'J N - -- 'a" - .. F 1'l,,. ' ': ?. 1.'! 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Here are some of over the left shoulder onto the live off the land: how to trap or 4kJ'tmafls outdoor recipes: egg, and cook to desired CAMP COFFEE The holiday season is one long snare game, make tines or nets doneness. for fishing, and mainly, to Fill open pot with water. party, with food, drink, and BAKED GOODS improvise. You do a lot of that if Place small mountain of coffee more Food being loaded on to Cake, bread, biscuits may be •. .• . . ,., you, you'd be wise to change ____________ ,, . on top of water with peak of done with an open fire as our plates morning, noon andyour life depends on it." . t" country clubs! ___________ . night. One way to give both Does the food taste better salt. Bring to boll. Simmer follows: DEAR ABBY: I am a 16 -yearbody and soul a break during Mix ingredients according to when cooked over an open fire.., while you culled one load of old girl who agreed to babysit firewood. Take pot from fire this party panorama, is to take directions. Put in deep pan with "Most certainly!" was for a neighbor. I know the v . and allow to sit for telling of one off for a weekend into the woods good cover. Bury in sand under Artman's emphatic reply. "It's don't have much nioriey, so I - and rough it a little - the way .. . joke, then serve, fire with lid four-six inches a combination of the at. charged only 50 cents an hour. "'i'4 .. I . Gil Artmnan likes to do. NoN-MEssy BREAKFAST from surface. Cook three times mosphere and relaxing effect it Everything was fine until stw ,. ...-.-.. "You've got to improvise a Fry bacon or sausage; prescribed length of time. has on you. It's what I call an . -. went out the door and said, "I lot, said Artman, as he exremove from pan. Take slice of . Baked potato, stews and attitude adjustment period left a few dishes in the sink plalxwtl,coQklng over an open bread, remove part of -the meats may be done in this . getting back to preparing Would you mind doing them up' fire. . . ' meal as the pioneers did You center about the size of an egg manner, wrapped In aluminum • We're bringing home coinAn enthusiastic camper and ________ .. , are better prepared to do battle yolk. Toast one side of bread in foil or in containers. Cook for pan)." Scout leader, Artman fry pan of grease, turn over and twice the usual length of time. is the -i ______ a little better when you return I Well, Idid up the dishes, and I forest ranger supervisor in ... .... "All meals cooked at home really didn't mind. A few nights Longwood. lie made it clear he can be cooked with an open later, she said, "You know how doesn't go hunting, just cam• campfire. You may not always to run a washing machine, don't ping to enjoy the outdoors. U be successful with your first you ? Well, just throw in these i-s's -I.' lie's had lot of experience in attempt," warned Artman . towels and a few little odds and camping and survival efforts. ' 4j 4". "but that's what it's really, all . • ends, will you" men she ran "1 had a few outings in Vietabout: experiencing the hard. ' -'narn, in 62, 63 and 65, he out the door. (I did three loads , 'r--j, ships of pioneers. When you 1111r . of laundry that evening.) . . . said. lie was a para-rescuer in overcome these hardships, the For Your Convenience We Are Staying Now, it's become a regular the air commandos, and gave feeling of success and pride I flDCLI 0 fl LI CflI urri Yll iii. u P.M.-FRI., DEC. ut 10 & 17 thing. She always leaves the aid and assistance to downed seems to add extra flavor." . supper dishes in the! crew members. "Theme weren't for mi' FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING One last of caution was of. . to do, and I'm doing most ofher as many helicupters then, sowe fereti- a small fire Is all ou S. 2923 S Orlando Dr.Ph - X12-9188 (Herald Phot by Eida Nichols) laundry. Besides that, I have either had to make our own way P ITIs need.' Said Artman "An oii Former U.S. Bank Bldg.) Sanford 4, hher three ,, , . is c . . children o get supper out, or wait or friendly forces (id :\rtmtn's kitchen: the great outdoors Indian saying is, 'A small fire (uraridputtotxd to come in hints Indians Carrying all the l5lI574, u1IIl p cents an hour. Is this fair' And - how can I tell her I think she's taking advantage of me' SHY 1 ... DEAR SHY: Of course it's " not fair. And you can tell her '• '' that, just as you've told we. ( You were hired as a sitter, not a , housekeeper. . , ' 1*fln%IrAuur - "1' " tiflfl Vt IiUV[ . ,4' '-'l ""__' • RINSE VAC I:L1:1cPIi -•----- By ELBA NICHOLS herald Correspondent RENT OUR ,,'l,S1%fl.2. now • Always Shoes & Bags 2 for '5 999 Plus 2.58 led, tax. G78-15 Rig. $34 each Plus 2.80 led, tax. H78-15 Rig. $36 each Whitewalls slightly higher. bi Sitie prices effective through Sun., Dec. 12. The Lancaster Electric -1 PENDULUM CLOCK \tjthrtc rip'n411,ctiOfl of J 11.1 I Lit' Villif JflLl Scroll cluck Grained s'ioodtoii" j hi net. hinged f I (itt Cl ySIJI door. 18 1t1l JCPeriney rrjicij rI.ILR Scott, right, and husband David talk Ball held at the Mayfair Country - Plus 1.74 led. lax. A78-13 Reg. $22 each Plus 1.84 led. lax. B78-13 Reg. $26 each Plus 1.81 led. tax. 560-15 Reg. $24 each Sale 5.99 floor, while Valentine Girl Sandy gifts at the Theta Epsilon Christmas (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) ByABIGAIl.VANIIUREN ' share a happy moment on the dance and Darlene horn, top, exchange ('tub. 1181)5 and Darwin Fedder, left, Between Partners your C.B. In the spirit of the season, Dannv 41 1 c $12.00 7_.r . I f Open Sat hI IJ,Lw 4pm I)ossey. - Freelree Giveaway Slated lk'lp keep Florida green. plant a free tree. Forrest Greene Inc., realty firm, which has given away 18,000 seedlings since the annual Keep Florida Green project was initiated in 1969. will be giving away 18,000 more . - WINTER PARK MALL Open lOam. 10 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30105:30 p.m. Catalog Canter Ph. 4448844 Store Ph. 6474333 sparked the Christmas Annual Open house Sunday at Collins Florist. Combining an: old-fashioned Christmas featuring an antique solid oak hall tree w ith modern and contemporary arrangements are, from left, Esie I)ossev, Eloise Collins and Ellen O PE N HOUSE - Open fit 4p.m. Sat. 520 S. Maple Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-0500 Herald photo by Doris Dietrich Door prizes, part', punch and a stead',' crowd CHRISTMAS 320 S. Maple Ave. Ph. 322-oSon Sanford . FOLLOW THE STAR S * * * * CW 1 (,'t1t dogwood and bald cypress seedlings Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. 5 pm. at the realty office, 106 Forest Ave., Altamonte Springs toff SR 436). The seedlings are purchased by Greene from the Forestry Service. IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR . IDE-AS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI - - 4 WO �2— E veningHera Sa nford , F l. Wednesday, Dec. I,1c76 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLOPIDIE Tisi ARE WHERE - YW GOING? s ACROSS Chic Young r BOSS YOU SI T DOWN FTENSEcsJRTEEj IN SECONOS.HlRTEENj ONE M IN UTE. 45 Roofingliquid Doctrine Answ e r to Pttj P uzzle p p 49SaIed is t KRAFT OSCOPE P LOG CABIN ft A! 4 Fleming Elegant - - 57 Ancient 12 Fifth zodiac sign 3 Main ariery 14 Article C. - - F R Mexican indebledneis 62 Explosive 1 22 Anger BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker 25 _______ C'T EC ; - I DU - , I I (51) iMarch 21-April 19) lie where the possibility of the Things tend to work out to your heaviest score Is. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 satisfaction, particularly if something material is at stake. Have faith in your judgment Lady luck has a hand in events today. You can predict portunity for accomplishing today. TAURUS iApril 20- May 20) great things where hers see Thinking big comes natural to only problems. j l ii AZE ... :de 1 Infirmities atom ~ tributary Son r ( J(\ ) r lit ff , L? tic 1 THE BORN LOSER 12 by Art Sonsorn M TH6 l A1i2' 2 - 7 17 19 20 2 1 - 22 FI1 - 2] 24 - - I 25 26 27 28 29 34 __________ 41 A I '•#" - 46 - - 56T - - ' 47 48 _____________ -53 575at596o1 - - EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider H 1 I kilt' DO YOU 1Hl,1K OF ,—' )1 11 I'll/I P5H1ATWi5T SAID I NEEDED A I kSSY T Lk2tJID DRIPPIN . t.XJT." p" \':\ / L ci j w¼:X)T SEER, EZ4JT .. AFWAID 1) TO TASTE 4'A IT.'— L'PiA -- r ,/ I E&JILT, . THIS! tI' ' . . o—) S..'... PRISCILLA S POP by Al Vermeer LE5TER.'THERE MR.NUTCHELL? ISN'T ANY SNOW I aATE TO WAIT TILL THE LAST - MINurE! PEI 3) JC / \[ S +b al who is ot he t dub? cal about his eating all purpose vitamin pW may be 1 V EAST iDi A A Q85 4 3 VJ . AN92 S01 Dr. T11 v. N 4 • N Qb2 46 A 7 3 Nvither vulnerable % ett +orth Bob Thoves SAID M0'' .110 ToUCH TH DIAL., ERNIE. wELL. L. + C' •' '" opening kd - b I K . Tol! . •.. . BANQUET MEA T RIB ROAST ................ L B.s1.68 SIX PACK ICE CREAM BONELESS LEAN 3L...OR MORE SANDWICHES Leonard took his ace, cashed his king of diamonds, ruff. eti a diamond Ifl dummy, led the 10 of spades. ruffed East's queen, played his ace of trumps, led his good queen of STEW BEEF HYDE PARK SINGLES .LLS1 .28 EXTRA LEAN .3 LBS. OR MORE CUBE STEAKS ........ LB. ONE FIFTH E NON DAIRY ,,,. A $1 STEAKS CARNATION LIGHT ii;,', ' ...... 88 CONTADINA80Z. CAN POTATOES c 1.68 LB. ....•... 1.18 12 OZ. BOX CONTADINA - 6 OZ. CAN SWIFT'S 12 OZ. CAN TOMATO PASTE 4/98c CORN BEEF .................... 88' HYDE PARK - 7 OZ. 5/sl s 58 • ASSORTED QUARTER SLIC**E* D ---- 0 FREE PORK LOIN CHOPS . AH P FREE 0WH I"IS COUPON A-40 An V B19Ch*S Good thlu Det: 1!, '76 Good thru Dec IS. 76 -.-.. ,-•-. " 1 .58 :'. 5 RAT H BEEF OR REGULAR I WIENERS A,-,v FREE 15 FREE DISPOSABLE DIAPERS S1.78 TREET ...... ............. - . ........ T 1 2.() 49 C .C.innei AM Galion MILK thru Dec, ls ft"'il WHOLE FR S '____ e • Ire F -.11YDAY LOW PRICE NO LIMIT C 96c GIANT SIZE POUND DAYTIME - 30's s2.18 PAMPERS FRYER PARTS - . . 2 -GREAT SOFT DRINKS S • + S "')' r LB. DETERGENT 38C 'I1RADIkI i COMBINATION SJUIYJulij ITlflii lUI' COLA 78c FRYER PARTS AND S 45C DIET RITE -3 "I hate to say it, but I think my teacher,s treged. out on sex education!" C COLA SPLIT BROILERS ..................................... L B-45 C B.58 C try rudeau ..................................... L , 7/ LEG OR BREAST QUARTER PARTS y 15 ARMOUR - 12 OZ. 1' \::zit:.FI OivJOtO COuFOs LA N4j gn u in S,I.- 20--* S BREAKFAST LINKS ......................... 46c CHILI W/BEANS.... 10 IVlDNQ COupoNs THIS COuPO'ApD - GOLD KIST PREMIUM TOMATO SAUCE .......... 5/98c VANILLA WAFERS 58c /' ' 284c LB.98' 88C S 12 .. I , ROLL SAUSAGE NABISCO SPAGHETTI HALF GALLON S HUNGRY JACK MASH SYRUP C REAM COPELAND FRESH 10 1 .28 BROWNIE MIX LOG CABIN COUNTRY KIT ICE if KOSHER COPELAND HOT, MILD OR BEEF (' DILLS SMOKED SAUSAGE DUNCAN HINES PEANUT BUTTER FAIRWAY FARMS POUND MEAT VALUES! °, CASH DIVIDEND (JIPUSiT UOTTLFS C CA JIF - 28 OZ. - SAVE 32c . W I GOOD FLAVOR FRESH JO 40" I Ufl r , c COPELAND HOT OR MILD T CHUNK In adjust toa wide variety of acid • 0C In UI All CANS - t CASH DIVIDEND BONUS I CORN CHIPS .+ POUND OUAFITFRS .. • FRITOS SCHMIDT'S BEER 2 6 DETERGENT S I FRESH PORK -_--. +t Mi SiU r I r e.i thr wj s criticized for opening one .. MARGARINE . ARMOUR VERIBEST HUDSON BATHROOM tract by establishing that spade trick in dumm 32 OZ. LIQUID TESTENDER + uu CRANBERRY SAUCE. $ IMPERIAL nature intends it to be. 'i.' AMERICAN CHEESE CHAMPAGNE GALLO HEARTY BURGUNDY OR " CASH DIVIDEND BONUS e way BONELESS ALL VEGETABLE j DA WN STEAKS OCEAN SPRAY • * ____ 0c DELMONICO 160 $ BONUS ARMOUR f chance Ledcardet?cl ub West was in with the king of spades. and led his queen of clubs, but it was all over an '..- COTTAGE 1.08 its finest a --- •24 OZ. West could trump or discard ______________________ Ryan in LIGHT N LIVELY + useful. or alkaline foods. The colas and Liver damage and alcohol, in other Foods and drinks are any form, do not mix. If your broken down Into simple sub. son has recovered completely stances before they can be and has no r esidual damage he absorbed into the blood stream. could have a moderate amount Only the simple compounds too many calories is the Your teeth, and w are all probiern most people have.' sweets, food and drink parTo give you additional in- ticularly if you don't brush your teeth at or).ct.. formation I am sending u u Tile $ everytime you buy Armour SPECIAL SAVINGS! RICH'S spades anceh T chrn of alcohol, but remember it is ever reach the kidneys. toxic to the liver. And I meant CoW'.and other soft &iriks A TUMBLEWEEDS al \' BEEF ROAST ........... L 0. S1.08 I T A bite, fl DIVIDEND Testender Beef, It is beef CALIFORNIA diamonds. ruffed it with durn. my's last trump and discarded his last b the nine South East 98 c LB ROUND BONE play y any lead exc spadt but he did lead a low spade. EST K 76 Q65 10 8 3 Lamb c every . GROUND - 4 f ____ . ," CHUCK NORTH diet should provide them For mal kidneys at all The '..iia FRANK AND ERNEST - fl%%+I.I .ititl J+\iF' iI0hl\ - 'SHOVEL YOUR WALK. tenderness every cut, .. From the have also heard that it is a had and led a diamond to dummy's RAdio City Station.wow Yofk. drink because it is hard on the jack Fast took his ace and sounds of your letter I am N Y 100 19) afraid your son's real pr oblem ki dneys and stomach I have si11 be to avoid being oer stomach aches frequently, and stuffed urith all that delicious if I drink coW it seem to make SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox Nod. Easy on the calories mystomach problem worse. I as wontlering if it was really .%lost peo ple who have had because of the drink, and if hepatitis recover completely colas are bad for the kidneys and can eat the same things and stomach. ç eve ryone else eats. If there is DEAR READER For residual damage the doctor normal, healthy people a cola should advise him on''any or two a day is not harrrif ul. The restrictions he might have. group contains only a little Most people with mfld fiver caffeine, about a forth as much damage can eat all car- as you get in a cup of coffee. bohydrates, should eat a nor. In sensitive people with acid mal amount of protein and are stomach problems colas may wetl advised to avoid excess fat be irritating. Alsio al sWa intake. Extra proteins,.won't drinks release gas, usually in . help. the stomach, which increase A person ordy.nzeds so many the gas problem. vitamins and a well balanced They have no effect on nor. C_j , - in natural ' POUND potatoes, yams, pie and roast You commented that it was not gems first trick JACOB V The produced MODERN PY beef? Can he eat spaghetti a very bad habit because colas dvmmy"s jack of spades and at Bridge," do sauce — real Italian st yle? are low m caffeine content. I East's ace Leonard ruffed newspaper, P0 Box 489, DEAR READER — u NEFVE'S SO I I __ BLADE CUT of ii :. .: utrnost - en (ire) When rote, "Full many a 9CM of purest ray. I do to tx-lp him? Should he get a velope for It. Just send your erene the dark unfathomed notrump with. physical check up more often request to me in care of this s A, QJ IU VA 10,17 0 A 76 &,k to 9 than once a year' He loves newspaper, P.O. Box 426, San wasn't referring to bridge There were only 15 high gourmet foods and enjoys Antonio, TX 7M.. But tudav's hand as plaved by card points in his hand wines. 'Take Christmas dinner: + + DEAR DR. LAMB—You had Leonard isbey in We don't think the criticisni I a club justifi ed Those three lOs t can he eat turkey. dressing, in your colunin not long ago an girtie at. Bremert on cranberry sauce, nuts, gravy, article about drinking colas. Washington. is one of those are worth a full by Stoffel & Heimdahl IT8 SILIPPOSED TO &E lii%14AT~S THIS - .1 i8 64 I 1ATFSffNDF-4,R BF Get the ROAST AI WIN eat properly anyway. What can + stamped, self-addressed en BUGS BUNNY RATH . CH BEEF ROAST not want to cook anything that might hurt him. Also, he said he seems to catch colds and so re throats rat he r easily. Can daily Health Letter num ber 7, vitarntris help him? 11ving With Your Liver. rs like most young (and some who want this information can not so young) people he does not send 50 cents wi th a long, + ARMOUR * TESTENDER YOUR BIRTHDAY 1)ec. 9, 1975 JoditInsthathnvearect — It) will be home soon, and I would . I I . some information as to the Lorrect diet he should have? lie THE H - • 3 LOS. OR MORE 67 . GOLD KIST Collect Cash Dividend Bonus Coupons! One filled certificate of 30 bonus coupons is all you need to purchase any one of these cash dividend bonus specials! 15, 1976 Today, go after that which ticularly If you are industrious,, assures the greatest return, sincere and eager to do a g000.i' Your best chances for success job. 64 DEAR DR. LAMB — ---------------year-old son recovered From a mild bout of hepatitis six months ago Can you give me • on your total ARMOUR This person could bear glad ring upon your work or tidings. career will brighten con. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) siderably this year, par. 154r :r Questions After Hepatitis ' \\ 23-Sept. you have the urge today to contact one who is at so me " 63 - DECCMFJ 0 good fortune today will not PISCES ((Feb. March 2 Diet 01 yu1ove.. Brands you Know.5 • TIluOSOAy. DEC. 9THflUW E DNESDAY. + - 66 'X - F - Bob Montana IS REALLY A GREAT FIGURE S'CATER 40 _________________ 42 - ARCHIE — 39 — ARMOUR food sill a.. o Nat ationa onal Brand grocery items plus PRICES INTI-IISADEFFECTIVE Yo,* instincts could put you on tackle tasks that you heretofore the trail of a windfall. (fidn't feel equal to. Today you LEO IJWy 23-Aug. 22~ Your have the upper hand. all 37 U GENIINI (.Nlay 21-June 20) could turn out to benefit you as Your material aspects continue well. CAPRICORN (Dec. flan to look very promising today. Something of considerable 19) You deal with people toda value may come to you dr. In a very diplomatic manntiJ cultou.ily. This instills their desire to CANCER June 21-July ) if reciprocate. something new and different AQUARIUS tJan.20Feb. 19 attracis your fancy, nurture it. This isa pe rfect day (or you to 30 31 32 — 38 COPELAND i come through your own efforts. You're fun to be with today. Event over which you have You have the knack of praising little or no control will flow in people in such a way that they' ur direction. recognize what you sa y O R I. - / - 16 18 RALLL1 10 It-- - - lKIT ' 1 9 18 TT - 5 . : 27 3 15 -TH6 W L A6T ... HERE IT I'S Material Save SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. you today. What may seem like a grandiose scheme to others is 21) When you heed your sthicts to help another today , within your cpabthtles gstress 35 Upper storyS Hawaiian opposition prepostion 37 Biblical volcano. 29 Pack away 53 Obse rv ance ch a ra cter 6 Mauna 31 Measure of 54 Radical 38 Co f f ee distance 55 Certain 39 Portrait dispenser 4O Table support 7 Female saint 32Cit'yinUtah 58 Buddhism 0 es 41 Song for a type Iabbri d iva (PreiZ) 59YbO week Passageways 43 Ram's at Parag raph 36 Centennial 44 Precious 10 Oxfod state (abbr) 60 Compass stones I I Of humans 42 Broke bread point - •.. I a S 46 Second C om ponent of I-.-- 1 F R 23 One or the President other 48 Canker 24 lag behind 49 Enli?h 25 Colorado statesman pass in India 2 Vend 28 Same (prefix) 3 Hubbub ( Jr Tp•', .','...- WA T DOWN diethyl • 9, 1976 for Thursday, December IF 2U philosop hy 66 Express scorn 19 Peach seed 44 Large 67 Augment 21 Identificat,ons antelope 24 Lysergic acid SWIFTS It 65 Chines3 20 Spreads lime ____________ - cipres ROYAL CROWN 0 CRISCO 0 1 L Z 17 Long period of time 18 Place to ski BAN Q UET • By BFAINI(. F BEIW 0. - 11~ F A 1 6 1 Paper of CARNATION - K El HOR - • Wednesday, Dec. S. 1973111 ,1 490Z BOX matO 'LU,. DEPO 1 pãq ØIANK ACCOUNT!? I-07SA LUCK, WHY,WHY REST Or,U IiWIANS..... WO HAVE SWISS Awsr [fit Vj V/, Avs. M05TLV 7RE S~MS MAWT Aqw^ ic.v' CWIA ?Ekt~1OI. EVER YDA Y LOW PRICEI AMC7!e9r:CAUy MrI&V 15t~' j' tAl 9-foCK - u7I'W! / Tht2r..e(I low— Fr4iJ2 FAIRWAY DELICATESSEN WANTS YOU iOR SW3 ii iêfYj t BANANAS i't! tIED OLt.iCIUU'. APPLES kil CORN LETTUCE 124 t F FILS14 T I NDILII TO BE A GUEST 14" A5VZq FRESH SLICED I IJ CT 6/68c 5 1 Ans 48c AT YOUR OWN PARTY1 No problem for you, 'just.check with any of our delicatessen pirtyezperts They hive comptetemlormlti000niunth meat . cooked mcats 'We even supply Paper Plates. niapkins. forks Yesl Fairivay Party Platters LH .$1.58 save you valuable timell, L0 OR that -you. can use to set up + FRESH SLICED WHITE l!l Z CORNED BEEF PEPPEBED ROUND 32c PASTRAMI 1110' 44. -I 3301 LDGE,PdATER DR 4205 CURIII,t FORD ;;to 925 N. ORANGE AVIL. 5730 LAKE UNDER~K,L. 2690 S. ORLANDO. SANFORC) 1601 I'l. BE RMUDA. KISSINIMEE 5-171 S. ORANGE. PINE CASTLE 170 W. FAIRBANKS. W.P. �Evnfrtq Herald, Sanford, Ft. " 015 W.D BRAND 100% PURE 5 OR 10 469c 3 5 129 DIXIE DARLING • A'4f_) ', . • ED PKG CCO(0 • • • • PKG. W.D BRAND FEA(FAST LINK 12 O Sausage Franks COPELAND REG OR ALL BEEP DINNER •. SUt'4NYIANO BEEF BONEtESS BEEF 99c : $169 WD BRAND SPICED tUNCHEON OR D HYGRAN A LL PAR RcJLP CR ALL BEEF Franis 79c Sausage $229 Sausage 99c Cheese 89c Cheese BARBECUE SAUCES I PKG. SSLCS PKG SOUTH ROLL Stew Meat Sausage Salami Ham DEEP BATH TISSUE Le. VV IANt3 5 wf NLESS SYOED PErAr TOP ROUND STEAK DIXIE DARLING SMOKED $jSq • SUPERBRAND MJLD WISCON5N DAISY $169 • . SUIRBRAND CPEAM 59c B-oz •. 2 FAMI L Y FITI.S. 89c •. (CM BwoNt j N 0 • • FLAKY OR ER TW l fl IN%J. 9" . HILLSHRE REGULAR AND POLISH . BREAD $159 3 • Joy MUFFINS LIQUID DETERGENT JUMBO PIES BEEF PATTIES . . 3 . $1 99 . Box TURBOT FILLET . CALF LIVER (B . S S S 0 CRACK IN GOOD OLD FASHIONED $m105 9" LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD COLLIER 113 PKGS~ 3 i.o; PKGS 2 PKGS 4 PKGS COOKIES • • • • S $'00 THRU HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING POTATOES !099c 32-ox. 811. 4 BLUE BONNET MIRACLE WHIP 2 TUB Quantity R i ghts HALF PINTS $ SAVE 20 1N, D — Reserved STOlES INC COPY RIGHT 1976 SNOWDRIFT TASTE 0 SEA ALL VARIFTIFS Right Guard . . Stanback CAN Powder . . . . 0 SIZE 99c 6eme Book 0 Datriol . . . . • • Toothpaste . . Neo:iniisSynephrine $9 Deodorant .. . $ 119 BANQUET MAYONNAISE Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. SAVE 50 SAy0 • Limit I with $5.00 or more purchase oxiud. cigs. - QUART 2 SUBJECT TABLETS T FKG French Fries 79c • • . • . FLOUR BAG 8 Oz TUBE $139 Stu Puf Morton Salt Fish Steaks 3 Peas 2 17COrfl Steak Sauce 5 • ETI • . . . 69c 21c BEACH CUFF WHIPPED CAi GREEN GIANT w10p410u5 lB SUBIIR WHITE $OB p[c 120; S • • 89 43c . ___ 9°° ________ ___ TOPPING GREEN GIANT. •• •, Tomato juice Corned Beef Beef Hash . S oppy Joes l A Meat p'f Beet CoeMix I POLY BAG 3 PkGS 99c LB • • LEAF CR CHOP 0 0-0 ••••• SARA LIE /.'ANDARIN ORANGE, ELAC 579 WBERRY Shortcake 4 P1KGS 11 $100 89c 'If )J-J1 'I 1:1 I'HIPSII 1- Bananas 46 . CAN • Ii A,7 tietergent SJ 59 DUNCAN 73c CAP4 d 'It i •1)Z • i CAN S('(EQ • . • . HINES FAMILY Muffin Butter FGCt.i . Ii.-,; iuix • • FKCI Detergent Detergent 75c 89 88 es . 89c 100 Cl $139 • • . • Tea Bags Soap Pads -. . . . a 10 MC Mr W STORE HOURS- fi (5' OFF) C - Scotiowels Soft-Weve Baby Fresh ; lXII P4ihhII 11 IDE l'IlIIII BAli-i TISSUE " • • 49c BAR SCOTT • CARESS (T 65C • • ROLL 49c MONDAY THRU SATURDAY - - - • I.,., 99c THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY SUNDAY 9 um7 p.m. 9a.m-9 P.M. 0 SANFORD 1100 - 419 U MST ST - SANFORD lIT SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO GOLDEN MT. IDORA 419 E. F I RST ST. TOMATOES 3 r LBS. $100 HARVEST FRESH STRAWBERRIES 3- plo-to SOAP 12-oa l JUMBO PAR FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. I' 79 32-or v•. — 39c • • • e e k (tilEr 93c • • 22 I GAL. GASE JAR POTATO CHI p . . ring CRANBERRY COCKTAIL 69 r11!E PINx LIQUID il?? PEANUT 75C " SWEETHEART LIQUID 99c PKG i slog BEANS 6. O $ 4 S339 *Brown e Mix 37C • $ • - I, GREEN . == L3 HINES IJF!€RRV tEi POITO S CANS9 1* 5 . . . HARVEST FRESH SALAD •.••. .. LB. - (jT BANANA NUT. AND OCEAN SPRAY GREEN GIANT CUT OR FRENCH STYLE SLICED NIBLETS CORN PEAS Li8tI' ANGEl 5 IA 61-)!ine HINES 3 PG EARLY WINE (IEIBI - ; \ .. Green Peas Spinach 9-ox. CUP S • 11 • RE i t • pI(Jt • • • • $119 C1 F: $349 . 69 . epper FABRIC SOFTENER \ •\ 32-at , 'PKG ASTOR CUT CQPN OR AiTQR \\ J PILLS BURYA\ PLAIN, SELF-RISING OR UNBLEACHED ALL ETERGENT G9 SU PER BRAND SAFE DAY SOLID W 69: VARIF TIFS EXCEPT BEEF Pepperoni Pizza AtM SUPER SIZE I (60 OFF) CONCENTRATED C SALAD CUBES 59c EACH T . JENO S SAUSAGE OR 3 C JOHNSON'S BABY AU V QZ Buffet Dinners SAVE 50 99c 4 IJ 94g Seafood Dinners KRAFT SHORTENING DEODORANT REGULAR OR TALCUM flc W1NN.C4IE tr - 1 7i HALF GALLON Quantity Rights Reserved W!NN OGJE STC'*S COrp,ptI WHIPPING CREAM ? $29 7CC ICE CREAM FRESH MARGARINE SPREAD MARGARINE SHERBET OR — DAIRY — PRCF GOOD ALL FLAVOR\ 2 SUPERBRAND SOFT VOLUSIA, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE LEE AND MARION - .'.---. $100 CRACKIN GOOD 99 0 . CLS . • S WEIGHT WATCHERS DELIOHIflNE FOR BROILING OR PAN FRflt40. BONUESS LYS DIME DARLING E4GLIII 20' OFF WO BRAND 12 OUARTER POUND PRICES GOOD IN THESE COU14TIE5 ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCOL*, $J00 20oz e III SLICED. 31eiNIESS AND DFVEiNFt, . Wdnsday, Dc. 0 , 7-5B LILAC — -- HPACK ANDI.69c PRICES GOOD THURS., DEC. 9 THRU SAT., DEC. 11 • 'I W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST GROUND BEEF • PINTS $159 t- I 441- ;~ 16 �68-Evjg Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday Dec. L 117* Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 'SAVE. Publix GET UPTOAMAXIMUM OF'571r44' i J1w jr ~'Scop WE A CCEPT U.S.D.A. STAMPS! THIS AD crrEcTIv AND REDEEM 5S EXTRA 'I'..'.. P)JD4Ix s 15c Off Label Regular or Unscented Sure Roll On Anti Perspirant I ~i -oz. bottle _ II PJb A Kl.enite Denture Cleanser 6-oz. size , ii I PCI !IP-OIWO IC! • •• lEapi,.sWed 0.-c 1$, i976 7. '' "IIJ 0' '' V.. Pt1i s 11 13 1976! C.P'I £10 C c;; _lip ;ci;;ii; 1; jr rja; am * V ii 8 " it 'I h I.pw..W.4.D.c IS, 1976) coo A.!.. Pub1l Right Guard Spray Deodorant 7-oz. size I : 13 (Ipw.IW.d I C III C Pc*4Ix Vitalis Liquid Men's Hair Groom 7-oz. bottle 15 I )Isp..iW.d D.c IS 19761 16 LII I (spw.tW.d D.c IS 1976 17. : are timesavers when 4 t"t-r• I' j 1' - ' Christmas. With our suggestions for quick, and easy meals, Publix helps to take the "hectic" out of the holidays. ' /// -- L.. - R :J"'(sV I, )[ I 1 Ditch Loaf.................. Cole Slaw.................... Net : Sandwich ....................each for 79 IfiJijwcreenstamps c Ready-to-take-out Southern $1 Fried Chicken............ Tylenol "Non Aspirin" ti.iw.d D.c IS, 1976 s Tablets I 100-ct. bottle 19. : : Delicious, Fresh-Made Canada Dry 25 or. A Kaiser sp..w.i . Do( 13. 1976) I i NyquilNightime Cold Remedy 10-oz. bottle' itspvr92 Wed IS, I976 20 ItO V PtA,1Iz Contac Decongestant pkg of 20 capsules Aim T oo thpaste 6.4-oz. tube llupa.,W.d . D.c IS 1976! 11 :: (ip..,W.d . D.c IS I976 Eli S SI IS Oral-B 40 or Oral-Bó0Toothbrush each 1 25 26 1 (tipuu'$W,d Doc- IS 1976) (Ipll.$WI'd I 0 LID IC ISO D.c IS 1Q76) C! $0 C II P!, S CounterTop tIp-v.,W.4 Da., IS 1976) 29 1 : • Rangetop Salt & Pepper Shakers (ip.,iW.d Doc IS 1Q76) Cutting Board 2$ ftJ icreens IC------tamps eareenstamps I Cost Iron Dutch Oven )EIpw.IWidD.c IS, 19761 s II 32. 1 01 33. : GreenSf amps a ----- ------a-- 13 $1 or More of Any Ii U iIp.IW.4 P41i GreenStamps WGreenStarnps IJi1 4,1 GreenStamps P!, ss W hole Fryers ................lb 45 C ut-up Fryers ................ lb 55' Vryer Breasts ,I,hRibs $ 10' Fryer Drumsticks ........ lb 99 Fryer Thighs .................. 99' Fryer Wings ..................lb 59 Fryer Backs&Necks,.b 19' O.c iS. 1976) 1 S NNNNNN aCes a EXTR A WGreenStamps 8 ' _'1f Cf PIIX ' '• • Lysol Power Cleanser Bi John Becins9'NFixin, 40 . $ 20 . 41 (tiaiiW.4 D.c )S1976) -- Piz 5 i a__a_a C Piz gi two rig size bars *2 (tipu,uW.4 D.c IS 1976) 43 fip.i.iW.4 Doc. IS 1Q76) -- '*51 ,C r_.l.JlD\ ; sS 44 I ptI • • • Li Gourmet Rice 24oz. pkg. 45. a EX T A J"Aree nRSt m ps a NNNN P !I aaenaaaeeeeeflas .aa eases 1 Ronco Vermicelli or Thin Spaghetti two 12-oz. pkgs. • • )Iap..iW.d.O.c is, 19i6 46. __ja_aa__ a EX T NN U U U Hershey's Chocolate Syrup 1 -lb. can • • 47. : is, 1916) • 4$. U 1 (Espa.iW.4.D.c IS, 1976)' AVVI IIICC* ' tee's C(-C!P0A LII PUICILII or (0*101 LaO P*ICL&I Cl LCCCC *VVM VI'S (01,01410 'UI(&II 0 LID 1v1C111 0, I 1 U Hungry Jack Pancake Mix 2-lb. pkg. $ • 5._s U is Lip.esWa4,D. IS, 1976j 1 Stoyfrea Maxi Pods 1 2d. pkg. .anneoseaeeasssesasess ease acne.. )Eip..W.d Doc 15, 19 76) U .aaa4 .v 1(0*101 SAO PlIC £1101 55, '& 25-lb. bag (fap*WJ - 0.c, IS. 19161 U : lea 5.aa ae.aasssaeaseeaeesaeeasessaeâ ô. f&p...W.4.O.c. is. i'7 • I $ a_c aeesaaesea as. 53 aV V U :1 Strawberry Preserves U Ptdz 5._a ' U U .eaa•e.ea.sseeeaas.ens.a.a.eaA se a. [1 '001 /'./.. . Fantas tic Cleaner with Sprayer £& £1 OX bottle C (t,p..'sW'd.D.c IS, 19741 Na 10 P!, I 81 LaCboyP.pper Oriental, ::' , U 11s 61 $ Nescafe Instant Coffee 6-ox. jar (fap.r.cW,d Doc iS 1976) AVV U Il II Saseaeseseasaea5SaeeeSS55S555ea4 62. 42-os can (Iapsi.cW.f,D.c. IS, 1974$ La.aa.saaaaae.a.a...ee.aso.eseJ 1 • is , U 1 , (oC'.I LID ptal aaaasssaeeoa 9 ' rryi (tap.s Wed, D.c. IS, 1976) 55 It has 63 Carnation Coffee mats 1 1-az. jar (Lj...W.J D.c U $914) 46 co ' SAVE I Oc Serve with Collage Cheese, Libby's Bartleit .io3 a I VOS............. . 'on VE lOc Mixi n Gelatin or Fru i t Salad, Libby fear H :1 gg 64 It a.aee.e.eeteesssa..aaass...a4 7 39' .. •$OI•ILflI t $ Top Round Steak .................. 59' Sw ift's Pre m ium 69' • S S.p...0I.4 Tmn Beef . 2 /89c 0.. 15 114 2/$1.18 Swift's Premium ProTenB,onel.ssB.eI lIWU 3ifl1r1 trns cou,oe woirs 40C Imperial Oven Roast .......... lb $ 1" Swift's Premium'ProT.n Boneless Beef (English Cut Ro,asi, Bnls.) Chuck Shoulder Roast...... where shopping Is pleasure SAVE 12c 1000-Island, Spring Garden, Win. As Vinegar PV 79 'I ? . 29c BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES 18½ -at pkg 1 ALL GRINDS FOLGER'SCOFFEE ) -lb.con SAVE 32c Season Them with a Ham Hock, Libb 'sCut Green Beans......... OITH ASSORTED VARIETIES Chuck Blade Steak .............. 99 aS;,tld 'I . THIS COUPC 1" Swift's Premium Pro-Tin Beef We Have AvollabIe for Your Holiday Needs A Fine Assortment of Dates, Fig, in Shell and Shelled Nuts. Shelled Pecan Halves Availabl, in - Sib. BoxesforYourBakingN,.ds. I $ Key Club Steak,.,,.,.,,., 49' "Fancy Fruit Forms" $ Tast BeefLoinor Swih's Premium ProTen Small End U.S. $1 Yellow Orange Rounã Steak.................. Swift's Premium Pro-Ten Boneless Beef Round 1 Serve with Hollandaise Sauce, Tender Cooking Onions...... 3 Leon, Meat Beef Full-Cut Chuck Roast ......... ........... lb 79' Sirloin Steak .......................... lb Tasty Tomatoes....... 3 I $ 19 Sirloin Steak .................. .1 Steak ........................ lb $119 Flavorful Lean Meaty Beef Blade Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Loin I,., "Selected Baby Beef" A Great Treati Beef Loin Ri to Salad Perfect, Medium Size 64-es S P1E 1.1,' c)QTEj 5', P,00 EN1 ..ESTF, Perfect on Toast or Muffins, Garden Peas......... 3 $1.89 a_a $2.29 0 •. MIN, mem_ or Catboat aeaaasaasses.aaa EXTRA ' a 0ubft )tapa.,W.J D.c IS I74 , ',' IiTI:I44ArsLJ44.1S1'IT1t.V.i511Tteiçg Fresh Broccoli ..IL...... olden Corn...........3 SAVE I 7c Libby's Delicious 1 U Bell P 394 c asasaaeseaaa.a. Shell No Pest Strip each tb For Salads or Stuffing, Fresh Green 49' Tomato Juice ............ WGreenStamps 'I: Be ans Crisp Cucumbers.... 3 (Oil SAVE 17c Libby's Oeom Style or Whole Kernel ass Purina Fix & Trim ' Dog Food 10-lb. bag PI.A)u ii it 46..i 391 Drink .4.k ................... silo 994 PaI nio I•uve....................Iny b.nh a_a_a P 20 C . Publix 1'he, Place for9ef Perfect for Salads, Fresh SAVE 9c Pinea pIe Pink-Grapefruit Drink Dl ( Great with Ham, a Pot of Crisp Fresh Florida ole _ SAVE 30c (20c Off £CV)up0aaLo,u., *5(Q lae.eeeeaaeaea , ...__/ -... Era EXTRA assasaaaaaaasaaesaeaaeaaea4 EXTRA EXTRA a.!.. V...% CC,C!l LI!, •-,,:LH ç, _____a_C'PC!* LOIV.cIL1g 0. 1 I EXTRA Cases SCOUPG*4IOP*aCas$I of •• EXTRA .F produce. Delicious Apples.... 3 69 STAMPS e) SAVE 40 c 25c Off Label) Heavy Duly Laundry Liquid Static Guard 9-Oz. sIii Is )bpe.$W.d .D.c is, 1976) 10 Is l.am asssaaaaeaaaa_ae______ • )LspvuWd.D.c IS. 1976) Wyler's Lemonade Mix 24-ox. can IS. 1976) . for WaShIngton Extra-Fancy, Crisp Juicy Golden Fruit Cocktail........... ..can 39 I • r.9 Is . 2-lb. jar tbpU.cW.4,D.c. IS. 1976) U 5.eaeeeeneaseseeeeseaea.se.easj • es_a_s__a_a_s_a eaa.eassa.eas.J seaesee.oeeaa.eaa as. V • saaa aeaaeaas.eaaaae_____j EXTRA ICOUPOA4$DP •( LII UI Publix Iiie..W.d.D.c IS, 1976) .t.VV...$ (DUIQI LID 1*5(1*11 Dl -------------------- Publix Foil 12-Inch Size 25-ft. roll 10 EXTRA scOlpONLaoa-VbC Arm & Hammer Oven Cleaner 16-ox. 11 . 52. (tap..iW.4,D.c 15. 1974) ' lee ee55eeaaaeaa,s5s55a5e.aa5e5eeJ Pis I 11 I s Is . Ca' Thor*-Fed Dog Food -Liver, Beef, Slew or Chicken Flavor four 15 '/i -oz. cans. EXTRA P!6 1 1 $• 5.aa.sa ee.aaes.a.neasaeaeaaaasaA saasss aaeeaeeeeSomeone EXTRA 0V P 1 h 1KA Publix the place SAVE lOc Delicious Libby's Healthful 1 EXTRA , DEC. 15, 1976 rLi Mueller's Linguine 16-oz. pkg. 49. • sseaaasaassssasaassaa5aaaa S. eaaseaaaasaa saassseseaaaaeae.l S.aaassseaaaaa asea anasaaaass.A 5.--------------------- NONNNNNN ...... NNNN ...... NNNNNNNN NeNet"am-st, NN-meta-013 Iwo NNNNNN- a NNNNNa am .... NPNNNNNNNNNI 13 EXTRA EXTRA -----EXTRA EXTRA quantities 1974) ii Upton Burger Mix Onion, Season or Hickory rig. pkg. THRO' WED. I TRA ' e n Sta m ps Jdre Pix G ree n Sta m ps W G ree n Sta.m1o,ps JW Ytef-.1 C O U 00" Aft o P~.C.464,_ -,.,I c u-,-O.A ev D ,~ ---A 4 pt E- 1p~uwx 26-oz. size to limit rT X XTRA '1[ Pie EFFECTIVE Pt, asansn seaeeea -a__C. J U U (IspstW.d.D,c IS, 19161 ass - esaa esa sane. 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(Cip.r,1W14 Dot IS, 19761 )(zpsuW.dO.c IS, 1976) D.c 15, 1976) . es__a_a_a eeeaaaae.nasaaae4 Ite m --------- M ------ a -------aaa.eA I.aaaeaaaaaesaaaaaaaaaaeaas seaA I.eaaaaaaaaaaeaaea aaasasnaae asa4 I.eaeaaaeaas..eenn sac aaaaea I AgorCann.d lb WGreen Sfamps , Smoked Daisies.................... ~ 10, r ILICD • Foil Products 34. SI sans ease 4 5. anasaaaaasnanaeaaaaaaaanaaaea AL saaaaaaaaeaaaaaaeaaease sa 4 5._a__a_s_a__n__a_a_a aeaenaae aA 5. anneseaaaaeenaa eaaasaaasaaae .5 __a___ a a1 , P aa 13 ------EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA 'creenStamps 1 Swift's Premium Boneless $ b Any Package of Polaroid Film (fzpv.-SW..d Deter 15, 1976) Is is C orned Beef.........................C), lb A A EXTA Aluminum Cookie Sheet (I*p..sW.d Dec IS. 19761 3% Ca I NNIN (EIPS.SW.d.D.c. IS, 19761 E XTR A • )(Ip..IW.4 £ tnz II : GreenStamps 1GreenSfamps S. S 27 II C! A I. annanNet aaoa.aaaneaaa an 4 5. aaeaeaaaaaaaefla eeeeaaeCeas.a NI L ----------------------------seA aa Waiter Cork Screw 30. Any Candy E XIRA EXTRA I a 01 lCD ii U $1 orMoreof U Dec. IS 1976! I. easanaeeaaesa.s a..a.seseeaeaaaj I. 1flJiJ II II Flintstone Vitamins Regular orIron 60.ct bottle ii P.A)l 99c 4 Swift's Premium Tender-Grown, U.S.D.A. Grade A, Gov't -Inspected, Shipped, D&D, Fresh not Frozen ---- EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA E XTR A 49' Swift's Premium Oven Roast I.ps.sW.4 Dee: 15, l976 Ii 24. tIIp..,W.J • D.c IS. 19761 ii 23. ii 22 SI IS -aCasaaaaeea,..â 5.nana Ne aannnaneeneasa cane4 5.nsaaanseaanaesaaaeaa seeA 5.eaaaeaaenaaeeensaaaes ae4 5. ------------- i 21 $ 5.seeeaea NNNIneanene..seea S Go S Is Ben Gay Ointment 1 ¼ oz tube :1 14 0 S ' Johnson 's Baby Powder /Apple Pie .................... IJIJi]'c3 M'GreenSfamps If '' Rolls..............; Delicious Regular or Dutch f_aT F A xTR4A, I[1J11'L'GreenstampsP!II1J1Ii'GreenStamps . ii If1J1]'iicreenstamps 599 1 j ExJF A E.(rF. A ' Tasty Kitchen-Fresh Submarine 4 I--------- aaaaaaa a__as__n_a__CA 5. anaa saaaaeaaeann a__a ....asaA -------------------------------4 aaeanaaaaa- -------------------- j I.- ----------------------------NNNNNN- E ATR A 69' Zesty, Fresh-Made EXTRA p ufx 99' Genoa Salami.......... P I 89 Flavorful Sliced Franklin or e.oaeeee.l VS oast Beef..................quort.r Delicious Sliced Polish or ' Eflerdent Denture Tablets 40-cf. size .:t,w,d ,o.c is, t;;a, 14 .D.c IS, 19761 VI Tasty Sliced ! VI !OC!P0I LID •,CCLII (C AND b'I NC-Is, o' . Sominex Tablets 16-cf. pkg. :: (ipv..W.d, D.c iS, 1976) . - ' ,' $ Gill tt F can PI.*IiI EXTRA jfiJiJi'Greenstamps n j1z Regular, Mint, °r Old Spice Shave Lotion 6 11 -oz. bottle s• 1 IC s \ - (ipw.a',v.d Dots IS 1976) EXTRA iJlJcreenstamps i 9. I;APubl ix 1/'$C,ARQNJ AND CHEESE • CHILI SOUP N SANDWICH .FISH STICKS • CUBEDSTEAKS.BEEF.A.RONI •TUNAHELPER.TVDINNERS •GRILLED HAM & CHEESE SANDJICH * SLOPPY JOES 9 CHICKEN& NOODLES •FROZEN LASAGNA .HAMBURGERS 'BACON LETTUCE& TOMATO SANDWICHES () fOW MEIN • PIZZA • GOULASH You're wrapping packages, cleaning and decorating for II C A I. EXTRA wGreenstamps If V ICO 01 £101 Strawberry, Apricot, 5 15C Off Label Colgate Toothpaste 7-oz. tube a__es__a_a_a aa NN aae Ns a.e. EXTRA iJlJWGreensfamps Easy-to-fix foods from Publix Avocado or Green Apple IIEarth Born Shampoo I 8-oz. size U. ------------------------------.& U. ------------------------------ -a L-------------------------------1 5. EXTRA wV PtI1z is EXTR7" ' ii *C.4111 O• 16-oz. size Eipa.sW.d D.c IS. 1976) pkg. of 40 VII C0I P ICO P I Regulw at extra Body Wella Balsam Conditioner )f'p..iW.-d D.c 13, 1Q76) Put,iIx hp..sW.d D.c IS 19761 the right to limit quantities sold I DECEMBER QUICK MEAL IDEAS 00 URR'tUP MeeiIS1 Publix reserves ------ _J a EXTR' Old Spice Roll-On Anti-Perspirant i ii -oz. size i t __J I Tampix Tampons Regular or Super • )AI1 I P A EXTRA Shower-to-Shower Body Powder 8-oz. can 10. I Gillette Trac II Blades pkg. of 5 EXTRA .l N VI*Ip•.III V S Icy CaIIlbr ra Dristan Deconges ta nt Tablets 24 or 50-ct. battle 11 N NN Nee ri ii EX TRA _ s ,6 Iip*.sW.d De, 1$ 19 76) Dristan Nasal Spray 15cc size I----------------____________J I WGreenStamps * E] )k4l E d T bI $ 60-ct. battle DECEMBER 15. 1976 EXTRA-------JWG M' ---- EXTRA P!, 2 EX T R7 5. THESE COUPONS . _tL--a..a_ I THURSDAY, DECEMBER NeNNNNNNNNNN ----------- ft. FX T RA Ne - - - NN - a Na fteaft - - - - - NN Mae Publix JP WHEN YOU CLIP ... V111S. FOOD L13t - GREEN STAMPS Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1974-lB I. .V'om.atoSoup........ 3c49' SAVE 4c Assorted Flavo.s, Instant $ Jell-O Pudding....... 4 'I SAVE 13c Soft-W.v*Whitt Assorted, or Printed Bathroom Tissue.. 2 89' . . WELCOME HOME fills COUPON *041" 30c I X ' Il VINIER FLORIDIANS . GOLD MEDAL FLOUR PLAIN, UNBLEACHED OR SELF-RISING LOP4GW000 VILLAGE C114 -LOP'IGWOOO lix hoes "Wed Dep, is 1514, 59c �8B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. L1976 __ 18-Help Wanted TELEVISION LISTINGS t.awakening one morning to find his business bankrl. hi 3 life empty and himself aging and lost 1973 9 THE CARPENTERS Richard and Karen Carpenter star In their first TV special with Guei John Denverand Victo. Wednesday Evening 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6W EMERGENCY ONE 7 CARRASCOIENDAS 24 EVERYBOOYS BUSINESS 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2. TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6W I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK t? WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 6 $128,000 QUESTION 6111 HOGAN'S HEROES 25.00) PYr.MlD 12 MV THREE SONS 745 24 NOVA 'Inside the Shari'. I A) Borge. 930 2 12 THE PRACTICE Dr Bedford's son orders him hospitalized and he lions out to be a monstrous patient. reducing the hospitals routine to chaos 1000 2 THE QUEST: Promising his crew that 'the rewards are worth the effort, a detern'ined but jinxed rancher (Dan O'Hofithy) pushes his cattle dri ve in spite of the death of the drover. ttweat of Indian attack, mechanical breakdowns and lacl of water. Pan two of two parts- 69 NEWS 9 BILLY GRAHAM San Diego Crusade. 12 THE FIRST AMERICAN IMAGE AWARDS 1030 64 ALAN BURKE SHOW 7 DON'T 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6111111 WILD, WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 1105 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 MOVIE The Last Child" Michael Cole, Van Heflin 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 THE ROOKIES (R) 1200 6 WILD, WILD WEST 6W THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 ULlÄS. YOGA AND YC4J 11, 1 40 9 MYSTERY OF THE WEEK Come Die WIth Me George Mahans, Eileen Brennan, Charles McCauley. Aman kills his doctor brother when he is refused a loan, and then is 800 2 12 C P0. SHARKEY A new recruil accuses Sharkey Don Rickies) of causing him to go AWOL 4 6 GOOD TIMES The Evans farrity goes wild when J J wins the lottery, but the c.ek'otation is Cut short when they are faced 07y two gun toting rnerheers of a girl gang. 69 MOVIE Dark Passage." Humphrey Bogart, Lauren BacaJi, 1947. Man escapes from San Quentin to prove himself innocent of nudering his wife 9 CHRISTMAS IN DISNEYLAND M hour ofmusic, variety and comedy from Disneyland. .Anaheim, Calif. starring Art Carney, Glen Campbell and Sandy Drsica,t 830 2 12 MCLEAN STEVENSON SHOW When Mac discovers his daughter is developing a relationship with an older man, his attempts to rlo the right thing tow up 4 THE JEFFERSONS George's suggestion of a prenuptial agreement aeates Itsvd between Jenny and Lionel -and George is loving every rnute of it 6 CHRISTMAS IS.. 900 2 12 SIROTA'S COURT. Judge Sota diel Constantine) is on trie warpth ahor Sir, c.'U is stolen 4 6 CBS MOVIE' Savo The Tiger" Jack Lemon stars held in a love bondage by the housekeeper. (R) 100 2 12 TOMORROW 6W NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 105 51 MOVIE "Crime, Inc. Tom Neal, Leo Carnllo. 110 9 DAILY WORD 130 4 PASTORS STUDY 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Thursday Morning as an aged garment maniIac 600 4 (Men) CAMERA THREE (Tues.) MAGAZINE FOUR ( Wed.) OF WOMEN AND MEN fli&%5.) CRACKEIARREL (Fri) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 1 SUMISEJUB)LEE 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6 StfrSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Men.) WITH THIS RING ECONOMY NI'i'i1 Fred Williamson, " NO WAY ' BACK" Adios Amigo FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEAT1115 TWIATIE -x 'II 4 6 *.i ' , ADULT 99C L 0 0 '. [Showlrime 1 CHILDREN - 4V 4 I 1 II ' ,6,i F;le r.l news, weather, sports) 800 4 6' CAPTAIN KANGAROO 6M DUCK, DUCK GOOSE (Fn) MAX B. NIMBLE 7' IN SCHOOL TELEVISION L*l330pin.,Duval County School System 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 830 6* COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SH(YrV 4 DINAH 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6$ (Men) LIFE IN THE SPIRIT (Tues.) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIFE (Wed.) HI DOUG (Thurs) MANNA (Fri) THE BIBLE 9 MOVIE (Men) 'Against All Flags '' Errol Flynn. Maureen O ' Hara. 1953. (Tues. ) 'Chicago ainO." (B&W) Alan Ladd. Dixria Reed 1949. (Wed.) 'iatfl Takes A Holiday" (B&W) Fredric March, Kent Taylor. 1 934. (Thurs.) Sylvia Scalfell." (B&W) Cary 'Gar, Katherine Hepburn. 1936. (Fri .) "Juno Captive." (B&W) Otto Kruger, Vicky Lane 1945. 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Orange County School System, until 3 pm 930 6* 700 CLUB 1000 2 I? SANFORD AND SON (B) 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT, PreolTipted Thurs. only, see below 4 6 (This. only) CBS MAGAZINE Features uxiudo a look al -real people" in TV ads 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1100 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 GAMBIT 6$ NOT FOR WOMENOi&y Cotiosts Polly Bergen, Dr. Frank Field, 9 1 DON HO SHOW 1130 2 It ST1WERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 6* LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 9; HAPPY DAYS (R) 1150 6* PAUL HARVEY COMMENTARY 1155 4 6 * CBS NEWS K 1:30 Afternoon 1200 2 9 NEWS 4 6 YOUNG AND RESTLESS 61 PERRY MASON 12 SO GRAND SLAM 1230 '2. THE GONG SHOW' 6. SEARCH FOR 4 4 "The Love Butcher" FREE SWAP SHOP APIOFLEAMARXIT EVERY SUNDAY AN 1PM. CALL fl] liii , / 75 5 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Or l ando - Winter Park (Tuos ) PICTURE OF HEALTH Lkwvers*' of Florida (Wed) DOCC PR.tES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP (Fn) DAILY DEVOTiONAL 630 2 (Fn only) SONSHINE 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6* FRAN CARLION EXERCISE SHOW 7 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 634 12 LIVING WORDS 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 654 12 WHAIS HAPFENING" 655 2 DAILY DEVOTiONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news at 725 and 8 25). 4 6 CBS NEWS (7 30 a m.. Ch. 4, local news.) 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMERCA (Good Morning Florida' at 725 &nd 825 am., local "Scheel Girls In Chains" 0 r . #' •. -, 11 0-. ~1 . TOMORROW TRIBUTE . 11 AMERICAN MUSIC . 11 '~ \I . , ~7I . "I 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12. MARCUS WEt.BY. M. D 1255 2, 12 NBC NEWS 100 '2. SOMERSET 4'; MIDDAY 6' NEWS M MOVIE: (Men) 'The . in Wale." Eloai'xx P,rket, Alexis Smith. 1948 ~ I T.es) "VIctory at Sea.- Nar- A Roller Skating Show To Be Presented By Melodee ' : And Students Of Melodee. p SUN. DEC. 12 ft STUDENTS 1 00 I i edee -. I . k 'p ' SKATING' Ph. 322-9353 2700 W. 25th 5*. (SR 46A) rye Crane, Linda Ownell Love." KOw,yn Graysom Mery Grfl'Im. 1953. (Fri.) "Al The Way Home Jean SN.iYkj. Robert Presilm 1963. 9' 7:30 PM 'ADULTS S130 rated by Alexander Scotsty. 1958. DixuTientary. (Wed.) "A Letter to Three Wives." Jean1949 (Thin.) "So This is Dance And Figure Club RINK 4 RYAN'S I'IDPE 1-30 2) 12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES t) AS THE WORLD '4 Tu6 FAMILY FEUD 2.00 g) $20000 PYRAMIO " 2 4 Sanford 2:30 12 THE DOCTORS 6. .THE GUIDINGUGHT ONE LIFE TOLrjt 3 f:' ' 4Z ANOThER WORLD 4) 1) ALL IN THE FAMILY .2. Reliable woman to live rent tree in exchange tot companion for 01 400 2 IRONSIDE (A) 4 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 6 MERV GRIFFIN 9 EDGE OF NIGHT (A) Preempted Wed., see 4 1 1 6' (Wed. only) AFTER HOURS. "From Janice. John, Mary and Michael With Love." A look at the musical Was of tot, daytime serial actors: Janice Lynde, John McCook ('The Young and the Restless'), fchald Now. Mary Stuart ("Search for Tomor- cLASSIF:ED DEPT. 4:30 4,1 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW GM BEWITCHED 9 MARCUS WELBY M D. 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 6$ MY THREE SONS 1 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE 530 2 NEWS 6 HOGAN'S HEROES GM' PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES row") 6* THE FIINTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 315 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 4 BEWITCHED Preempted Wed, see 3 pm. 6' MATCH (3AI.E 76: Preempted Wed, see 3 pm. 6* THREE STOOGES 71 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM 8:00 A . M. '- 5:30 P.M. 41c a line job Varied duties Company )Ic a line benefits Equal Opportunity Employer. Cardinal Industries, 24c a line 26 times (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon ' - _______ SEARS telephones wi ll be open every night 'Iii U thru Dec. 22. Two dd yi deOvery 322 1771 LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rec. ommended tonight: "The Carpenters," ABC's special starring Karen Carpenter and brother Richard, who've shown that a gentle sound can survive in a music world where loud means a hit. Granted, they've been knocked by assorted pop critics as too gentle, too mild in their music to be anything more than a pleasant, forgettable hum on radio stations with easy-listening formats, Yet, put your headbone close to the speaker; you'll find solid musicianship by both, not to mention quite subtle, often Sw-prisingly inventive vocal and instrumental arrangements by Richard C. Much of that - plus sly, tinexpected flashes of whimsy is on display in tonight's show, which has pianist-comic Victor Borge and singer John Denver sharing the bill, True, you may groan when the Carpenters launch the hour with what seems a lip-sync rendition of their "Top of the World," which has been played so often It should be led away and shot: , But stick around. Vast improvement sets in when we're told Richard is a big fan of the late Spike Jones (a superb musician despite his loony legend as head of the ensemble called the City Slickers), The Carpenters then say they'll do their first hit "Close to You" in the Jones manner. Whereupon they and their'guests demolish the tune with kazoos, whistles, pots and pans. Weird. Funny, too. Another line whimsy moment: Richard drives a fantasy race against two big-name proFesslonals and makes an emergency pit stop to replace an eight-track stereo cartridge. Sister Karen, who at times shows a deft touch for visual comedy, also checks in with a rousing display of her Jazzdrumming ability (the Carpenters started as a jazz group). While not quite In Buddy Rich's league, she still gets the swinging job done in a round of tunes you'd not expect to hear on a mod music show George Gershwin's "Strike Up the Band," "S'Wonderful" and "Fascinating Rhythm." l3orge has little to do, other than a funny piano duet with Carpenter. Which is a shame, but it's still good to see him at work. Denver, who always has struck me as the leading cxponent of folk Muzak, does a forgettable solo, yet more than redeems himself later in a lovely duet with Miss Carpenter. Tonight's effort is superior in writing, mustc4l arrangements and pace, compared with other specials of this kind, Let's hope it causes a return engagement for the Carpenters. They have the imagination and taste, All they need now Is more new material. . - - - 24-Business Opportunities near stores Ideal ton retired persons 371 0580, 668 19 1 h St . Sanford req',red 3?? 7780 111!11 SPOCiOuS I. 2 & 3 II i3p5 Tennis, swimming. Playqro ufl 4500W Cypress St, Tampa Adm $7 I? 9 (Sun. 12 6) 111110-M recreation room. laundry r oo m and clubhOOSO 7580 Ridge Ave Sanford, Ph 323 Rentals IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For further information call 123 4567 or write Sanford Al AnonFamily Group P.O. Box 553 Sanford, Fla. 32771 JOE. it you're too busy to clean up the yard for the holidays call Expert Lawn Service to do it , Their number is 323 1792. DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do it yourselters, 150 Marilyn's 99 Secretarial Service. Ocala, 90.4 132 $7; 3 Notary Performed Mar rIages EMPLOYERS: HELP We've Got The People For You! Ca11323.5176 COLLECTIONS'- MEDICAL New Electronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care Products. Towers Beauty Salon, 519 E 1st,, 332 5742. Must DRIVER- Long Distance own rig. 118,000. RETAIL SALES MANAGER- Top shop needs es sportswear - 5--Lost & Found - LOST Miniature black & white potted male dog, Sanford 327 1661 or 322 4647 atter S NOW RENTING perienced, aggressive person willing to relocate MANAGER RESTAURANT TRAINEE -' Work night shift to start and progress within this growing company. MECHANIC- Top auto experience will earn you $200 per week with this unique company. SALES- Sell a service to buiineSss, Need aggressive, mobil, person who wants to make big money EARN $36.00O YEARLY Sell a littlespice Put spice In your life. Call $71 2056 Wanted Lazy - Educationa, C hiLt Care for is low as $2. weekly it you q,al'ty 32) 8421 or 373 5435 9-Good Things to Eat , $751 and last month In advance Riverview Ave . 11111 SAN P.'O PARK, I 2 3 droovm, tr,,lm'r ,ipts Adult & lamily park W" I, ISIS Hwy I? Sanford 'I?) 9112 , - Ws 1 not Q 1 bad 1 1314 Studio, Bedroom I, 211 Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped From 135 A ve Get plenty 01 prospects Adyerti, your product or Service in the Classified Ads. ?lO;S?'s)27 76) 322 9281 Days)?? il/i Broker ( LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Sanford, Fia, Vay 17.92, Sanford EveS)?) 0485 Associate Sunland. VA rom Ranch Høu . long kind of thing - very happy and danceable." She sees similarities between zydeco (pronounced "ZYE-deh koh") and reggae, the Jamalcan street music that became one of the hottest recording commodities of the year. Like reggae, zydeco is a heavily syncopated ethnic music that shows promise of catching on with disco maniacs anxious for something new to dance to. With Queen Ida leading the way on accordion, her fivepiece Bon Ton Zydeco Band plays a musical gumbo of syncopated blues, rock 'n' roll with a backbeat reminiscent of Bo Diddley, and even an upbeat waltz, Until the Queen, zydeco performers were heard pretty much in Louisiana and Texas only, a situation she hopes to correct. I SEEK & FiNly THE ,v,' .. '. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-- ICO Wilkins Circle- Lovely 3 OR, I', - - Welcomes Call N today: '\ HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT ~ 1_~ 8)4 9212 Urge Wooded Lots Sanford I'aed Streets Str'.'l Lights y'i I 211 W. 25th CALL 322-3103 .'' Remodeling I KAVE TALMADGE HILDA RICHMOND • King Bird King James King Snake King Crab King Lear Kingston Kingdom Kings Point Mackenzie, King Kingfish King Ranch ' U HANDY- DANDY, ,* ~~- k ~ ?~_~,~'i _---~- ~ 2 , 1k OR $ 5,'' o 5 1 ,5 7 9 MONEY-SAYING .' new t_'vcrv Ii<E i;•,s ? day. It will maki' your .tluilitr go I n a v.',iv farther',- it NOW I! i, Iib';u1 e it'.1 wiser p tire has es. It will inform you of special savings on the items YOU iS lIlt to l)ilV. Yet it IS SO ineXpensive Otl can easily afford it. , COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice cOmmerCuli site 250.250' on 1)S Ho" 17 92 nS,de Saiib,'r,i t ''mIs By "wn.r 323 7?:; $1 8 5 2 5 win- NOT ('ALE, USTOIL\y 322-2611 ' ' Eve ning Ilenild 32 . M. UNSWORTH REALTY tabip k-- q -- '' _,Mv witco COSTRUC110111 Irish Setters 6 Wks Old , wIN Papers 372 79$Sor3fl 6499 I registralion tee unless vehicle m IC sold Call 9012558311 for turf?*C detailS 196* Sports Fury, new inspection. lOaded Nice condition 32)9062 Coitit' PUPS in time for Christ mas -- 66-Horses '61 DODGE CHARGER out 30" General Electric range, (,.00d Conctilon, 1.15 - 7 month old Apalousa, $100 For more ntormal,on call 3279229 betwe*n ba m & 7 pm Ask for Angit _______________________ Gelding. II', h4ndS, I2 years old. gentle, gocd 'pith children, tack n(Iuded Also Holstein bull, I -. Fa,r Condt'on Phone 173 76/6 2S32 C E Rebrig . while CAteror, swing Sheivei, bo ttom breejer , 510 3236256 after ipm Phone373 5581 Florida You set the reserved price No charge ot her' than $3 With papers. $100 323 1491 54)0 Sanford Electric Co Park or 327 1 56 2 - - - -, 1965 Crown Imperial. I Owner. fltw tr, A I condit,on ASking'$100. Colt 3220139 69 VOLVO, runs good, good tire's, Phe 327 7782 To see, coil after 4 pm monthS old Call 1324961 C011111PANY Sh e ll Pool Table IFrederick WillysI 'pilti accessorieS $19 Just in time te Christmas 1177166 -- * GARNETT WHITE - Hauling I can cover yOur home wIn aluminum & Scltit system Also Rooting, Gutters 20 Yrs E.p Eagle S'dng Co 151 9563 F ill Santa's bag QuiCk .ini) Shop the alit ,ij elSy t.r Chr,st",,s bu.s ______________________________ _________ Cleaning __________ Back hoe loader 3228127 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE SOA& CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only 133 phone 372 15*8 :enmral Heat & Ar Condtoning Mowing, Ectgng. Trimming 1 or tree estimales. call Carl Fne,Est,rntei Pngn,37) 1792 ,i.i'r'% at SEARS in Saedord 332 - I/u1 SELL THAT CAR TODAy' Place a low coSt *101 ad ttttr, StOp Close I &ebtsardI's l-iqvyie Repairs, Pu).O -1i AddutiorS, Concrete Work. Pa r? I P Dee 6. Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential & Commertial Clean og Pt 1. Box 171CC, Sanford Fl 12771 323 6125 ___________________________ - DICK'S LAWN SE RVICE ELECTRIC £ leclr cal Contractors indus trial. corn mercial, residential estimates 332 2373 332 7196 Free - Pest Control Carpentry, Rimodelung. Addilon.s CustOm Work LicenSed, Bcrm,icii Free estimate 123 40M Ads! BOWL1PI __ cs9 T Pimm,rtg Edging, Fail "n up $30 *834 ' ", Work, Ceram u. Tile, Alum Enloiurei 3235423 Free Est-mates "At about everythng for (hr iStinlS uill.nq CIt' be found in the Want Electrical 'A" Mom will bye Off 01 Our ,lCitricm appian lCeS See our fiti Selection Gregory Lumber & True Valul Haritw are att & Mjple 117 0300 CLARK. Realty, R-EALTOR. in Landscaping & Lawn Care HUGPOEY EQUIPMENT On service. Clearing. Mowing, - - Lake Moysro, 2 • acres, 3 fIR, 3', bath, pool. 575.000 JENNY ,'danl 10 Sell Something') Dial " '-'.( number 322 2511 or Ill --n t • en mm5 Her,, ,j (i,issib'eci 0cc' trig. Carpenter REPOSSESSED Caid front, hAs everythng, sli) ne w 1.16993 Bai $177 10 Calm Cred,t Manager, 671 5)52 WEAL £STAI3 mm LIGHT HAULING & YARD A5ADGARAGE CLEAN UP '0"e 349 5371 Home Improvements - - - Insulation BiOert SUIaT on Co call belore 9 a M _ 630 0052 or 90.1775.5547 ___________________________ - CONSOLE STEREO Cal I Bart Realtor Aluminum Siding some "ecology" lewelry etc Ii? SIll - ' It'' Ci4m Quilted double quills, 2 Cinnabar braCelets, 7 amber bra(elet, 373 6041 Cr 373 OS1P eves - complete Dinette T0bi - Coltsge. 5' rooms, I both 251 S 3rd St . Lake Mary 111,500 Phone 810 Ito] swx , 550 now Nutty Independence ID UNUSUAL - "leg Re a l Estate Broker JOHN KR IDE P. ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 332 1811. SAnfOnci __ ,' . speed bicycle Won 'nconle'sl. Still fl carton. Sanford 323 1794 " 14 N Real Estate Broser 603W 1 t St Sanford ' By --_- AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday night at 7 30 It's the only One us Refrigerated Sand'pi(h unit jjs grill and bryer. Casit register, ' oIlier items 321 7770 Mounted Patllesnase J kn. Hand 1)6700 , In Sanford.- West on 252h St. off 17.97 t Mile lo Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive Another Fine Development *:- First . DIRECTIONS: 7080 _______________ Campbell's Poodle Pad'- Complete 5 protessional grooming 7467 Perk Ave 1724171 Closed Wednesda ys DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97. I mile *1St of Speedway, Daytona Beach will hold 0 Public -- - SANFORD - 8)4 lIosala or 2 OR. rm • I bdth, ienced tOrt Fi _ FOR INFORMATION CALL needs '' GE is' Refrigerator. Peg 1-199 Now The kidS 'pull love Cowboy Boots & Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoe's, you quality' MODEL OPEN: mere bed. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3130697 ' I' Mercflandlse Man's ________ (U00 sofa '77-an '73 Models Call 373 6570 or 63.4. 16.05 Dealer I969Chrysler Imperial 4 d NT with 140 dO engine, in excellent shape Loaded with extras $950 Phone 322 $384 Lat,aOor, -S(C, black. 4 weeks Puck your Christmas puppy flow, _______ $125 Ph 327 1395 KEIIMORE WASHER - Parts, Service Used machines __________________________ Nimeouses iril rural area No (law n 24,7fjfJ DAILY-4:30 a.m.-S:30 p.m. SAT.-1) a.m..5 p.m. SUN,-) p.m.s P.M. 65-Pets.Sulj'" items Ph 3226170 ommerCIaI Property ______________________________ They're Hot * W. "I1 AT1-:N'i'EI)'' invelltjon is this tlailv newspaper. ' If you are not .Shoppi ng the display and Classified ads in i'a'h day's paper, you're mijiig in on a lot of tiolhI I'-st I -etching ha I-gains. We'd be pleased to deliver our pt'iiiluct to your h'rllc each day. The pI'c' iA :imst ri'si,I1alIl(' 80'-Autos for Sale - " Rent Our Rnseysvac ______________ than r en t Government subsIdized to qualified buyers Call to see it OUR chairs, recovering, $5; Other houSehold 6121 DYNAMIC PROPEIIT1ES V HjrdwCk. Broker flllon AA.0 Mit . Central heat and air conditoning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen .and baths. Quality concrete block construction, 1,064 square 'feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools - No maintenance lees. will alert you to Cu It chest type freezer, small kitchen table & 1 737 acres, county blacklop - ' Coidspot 21 4 Farmington Corner lot. big It ior' double wide trailer Phone 32) payment, monthly p,iyrnent5 less ORIGINAL PRICE - 'pith motor SS 373 iói * Get 'Em While Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath Townhouse DOLLAR.STRETCHER " Clean Your Own Carpet JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 5i)'-Miscellaneous for Sale ;Iiviijyd Stryri :ompl,Pe% the ettingon thi5 184 home 'pith 'p * 'arpeting central H&AC carport, 'i'shwasher and many Other ,x tra'. at 529.900 Assume 71 pcI Offering A TRY OUR - NEW, - Steam - ---------- 1977 Ford Pick up. VI. automatic. ar, cam per, all like new 1319$ 32) 5757 atter IP 64-Equipment for Rent 1216122 SPAS 1mm East Ii Nice corner' landscaped residential lOt. CeflUâl Sanford iocaton Reasonable By own er 371 5479 i.O'i PAll K T ' ____________ road, partly wooded, corner . _____ COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS 52-Appliances 32) 3366 or 373 7310 INC. Sturdy, overstuffed living room ______ chair good condition, 5,35 372 0602 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 79-Trucks-Trailers CAR R O L L'S FURNITURE 3325181 ________________ priced to Sell 3235 ________________________________ 1971 GMC Pickup truck, good condi!ion Sanford Auction, 323 We sell our trade in furniture at low pr'ces Good selection Ostcrn .. Mult saCrmlmce' 2 - 1973 Honda, 100 SL. do bike, good condition . $700 Call after 6 p.m 113 FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H r,r ti' l5 - WANT ADS WILL SELL your "dont nCed list mit Lit .i low, walnut, Early American Broyhill, property Terms $14,100 Broker, 831 0171 322 2420 ANYTIME AA..Ie:.i.-. I -c:.,,,. c,....,.:,.-... UitljJit LIIIII JVI ViLe , . I .'. 57.4 3167 Del tona To Place Your Money Making Ad . ..... . -- ______ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Wix,s4rutt' Garden Ceder 601 Celery ,\,y Solid pecan Other household items 322 6547 , alli Fronl on river & can tedçed kitchen eQuIpppd ready lq mo',i' ci Call br ,'i't,i'S ---62-Lawn.Garden ._i ---- Singer Store Country French, solid pecan - Eves 322 1537. 312 1179 707 E 25th St ST JOHNS RIVER Unique 4 I bath, pool executive home, has it ~ Sanford, Fla Additions I F OR APPOINTMENT I - _ SUNLAND ESTATES711 Flamingo Spacio us IOR, 3 bath. 'pith large famly room. W W carpeting, drapes. Split tloor plan and more Today Only 1)0.000 CONSTRUCTION Inc. 834 9212 Altamonte Springs Long ood (East) Call 322-2611 or 831 -9993 S1 )1 N ) - - Bedroom Suites Thomaville 323-7832 Loads cit potenli6l tor 137,900 I 5e,t 5id,wâII, 'tamonte Springs RUTH TUECH A Classified Ad Can Make Room In Your House And Money In Your Pocketl ' IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY CassnlberryWinter Springs Forest City Your House? AUTOMATIC, . Westside-- II 6 acres bath home with BR apt Screened Porch, SR among the shade trees HOMES of DISTINCTION SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349212 Unwarted Items Cluttering You by Estate Agents, Billy H. Wells & Associates. Sanford 322 S92 or Hal Colbert Realty Nest as a - -- 20 Acres on i,ik screened pin' 7 BR. connecting i I instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. wara, up, oown or Otagonafly. Find each and box it in, Investment Terms ' of extras on large tenceei corner lot Move in condition for 110.900 CITY - 2100 Park As-c 59-Musical N'erchandise & Chairs, SecTCtar,al desks & chairs, Straight chairs, filIng Cabinets, as is Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberr'1, 17 92. 8 30 4705 _____________________ * Moving MLSREALTOR tront porch. breakiast bar & loads OdØui2de -- - DMSGN I KCRALN KCAKMEC M A Rh H E 'K I N GS} E. I N SE A F I R C N 01 S G N I K HG N A EN C B K DR 0 G HI KS NA KG D M Z K R I EAKRRAELGN I KS lAKE EN KC I E A H M F B B A K N 0 J I N HG I H N KT A I G AM JO A PG N Z IS N C GA J HN RE N N S KY N GI U N G N B MS I CR G N GA E K I SE L A D A E G K GM B' A EL GM I K.P K HR AR INN KING F I S H E 5.0 I I E TV V Gill RE A RG H I KY K S K R . 1 N K K D KING LET IV KS G D I K CAM 0 D G N 1K STONE AS E K I N G S K I N G S P 0I N I I M E Tomorrow: ( . SUPER DUPER, KINGS Sky King The Wdccne Wajon hosass whI F! ji Hospital Service O pen Tues thru Sa t Used Office Furnjture 1030 Stale St . 56fllord Plaza availabie - 11 I The I BR 21' . 54' Barrington. VA loans RE AL TOP bath, has carpeting. apparel and shoes Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 332 2531 5oo'.j or sici desks executive des k SANFORD SEWING CENTER 5.04.4. -- 7, Ideas' Visit Ethell's An t'qcjes, I mi W of I Ion old St Rd A6 at "76" Station. Pol, 3221671 =:_____ESTATES, 'antique Bought & sold holes Balance of 15868 or ID DIymcnl% 01 16, Call Credit marma).r, 372940 or lee at _______________________________ 1 BR Mobile Home, $900. Call 322 Stenstrom Realty Sweeps America MONTEREY, Calif. ( AP) After reggae, what? "Zydeco, that's what," declares Ida Gwllory, a leading proponent of the Creole-Cajun music that had them dancing in the aisles of the Monterey Jan Festival. Mrs. Guillory, better known as the leader of Queen Ida's Bon Ton Zydeco Band, is certain that zydeco's popularity is about to spread beyond the confines of Its native Louisiana and the San Francisco Bay area, where her group has been preaching its musical virtues at everything from art festivals to nightclubs to occasional 'weddings. "Zydeco is a slang expression for the French word 'haricot,' which means string bean," explains the Queen. "It's connected with the music because' the music Is a snappy, stringa- 3220616 Eves 323.3149 - 7--- Goods equipped to zig zag& make button - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES i503Orlanujo Dr 323 5200 Creole Music Out of Equipment 101) Touch and Sew Zig Zag machmes Assume balanceot $165 SOar pay $11.90 per m on th Will take trade In. Singer - 43-Lots-Acreage 'y _____________________ FUTURA BY SINGER 42--Mobile Homes CRANK CON'ST REALT Y REALTORS 630 6051 I _____________- Day Sailer. lift. fiberglass. cuddy cabin, swing keel $1,135 Phone 611 7380 One of Srer ______________________________ Forrest Greene mc, 430 6'N - 71-Antiques WILSON MAIER for the best 12'e60', 3 BR, furnished, 10'x20' .iwfliflm], lO'zlO' Shed. he downs. kirling central air, good location 3276725 SANFORD- 3 BR. t'y bath home, central H&A. 12*71' game room. large trees Will Sell below F HA approval $ 23.900 Reposses.sjons, 3 OR . big lenced lot from 5100 down 6?Oor 831.977 ii,i,'sc,,niilyM,)riaqed ' _____ , SANFORD- 727 2118 Alter Hovr. .22 3591 any night CHINABERRY TREE ANTIQUES 'A. $30HwyI3.4,Longwo 631 622? Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. Realtor ' Vacant Low down Will consider 7638 S Sar'bord Ave :s' I've Or - Select your new turiliture from trade CLIFF JORDAN. REAL TOP Peg Real Estate llrckcr JOHN SAULS AGENCY 1505 W. 25th St. Accounting Machine Operator Burroughs L ADM Hrs I to S. Monday thru Friday Ask f or y,i, Cavallaro, Cdiko. Inc , 373 IO7 BATEMAN REALTY 1 UP. I bato. carpeted and C A. tit(hen equipped, nice large lot Can assume mortgage No qualilying Very Small down payment Monthly parmi-nt ° mortgage 115797 Flea Market, south 1792, ev er y Sunday, 9 a m to 5 pm NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phone 327 1715, 7 pm to 9 gy m 323 2120 Pianos & Electronic Orgarnwltti autmtic rhythm section Liberal 1--___________ trades altered Bob Bali's Piano 8. $21,100 Christmas ever Save on national 77- Autos Wanted Organ Sales & Western Auto. 301 brands Liberal trade ins Free POOL W First 51, 332 2255 delivery Convenient terms, We __________________________ BUY iONIc CAPS - from $10 to S30 give TV Slamos 311 E First St. Cute I BR home with nice Shag Call 322 1624 'alter 1 pm Phone 372 $ ?? carpet Pretty landscaping 6G--Office Supplies _______________________ 323.5774 Anytime ______________________________ REAL NICE HOME One Bedroom valescent Center. 950 Mellonville - - -- el plenty of prospects Ad vertule your produ<l or service in file Classibied Ads Adult.Family DELANO AREA, Call Mike, 736 7166 3723927 10175 FRENCH Mullet Lake Park- 7 BR partly burniSh ed trailer 5)35 month, $50 security 3195617 - _______________________ _____ Sanford REALTOR, MLS 321 .0041 Yard Adults Only No pe ts 373 05*8 alter 1 30 51-Household Days 32? 6)73 Nights--322 2152 Harold Hall Realty PALS PEALTOIe 1eed WANTED' SELLERS ROBSOPI MARINE 2928 Hwy I? 92 371 5961 _________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 4) 1Swap & Trade 1106W First St ,Sanford '* Counter tops Sinks Installation Everything For The Golfer- Ciub, Unusual Christmas Gifts, Antiques, ,,'ai,iti liiid Cabeil 372 8052 I Balls , Colt Bags, Duckster Chine, Glass, Primitiv es. Fur. in yt,me ________________________________ Jackets Ladies and mens golf niture Antique Appraisals Doll 321 5541 or 372 27$? alter Hr _______ tr hood, low taxes, fenc ed yard. n r oo f . Selling over $2,000 below Ims Wekiva Landing, 1?? 1470 ORANGE PICKERS NEEDED Hamlin Oranges, 5150, Navels, $2 1 miles out of Sanford SR 46 West walk in closet, central heat & air. cheery eat in kitchen Nice neigh move Into Pm'n!pr's CppOrtunity to Katie's - Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, 1)eg Real Estate Broker SAL E - RENTALS 617W 1St St. Sanford down FHA Empty and ready to _____ Patio Apartments f $110 furnished, , - 1973 Glstrom IS'. SO HP Johnson, all like new trailer. $1195 utter i pm call 373 5957 BALL REALTY $5,000 PItA appraisal at $26.900 CGardens perience preferred Apply in person. Sanford Hurling & Con NAVEL ORANGES 22 French Ave . anfoqd 322 3672 Sep ',our Peal Estate flrcker or call 831 5551. E .t 502 Homes 34-Wwbile eneva xu Nearly -- 327 7379 after 6pm OWNER needs to sell lovely I BR,? bath, Split bedroom plan Large I garage Mostly furnished, $175 mci security 631 1722 unturnP,c-mj, t1'idren, pets o k - 11)0 riio 323 ISIS or I 904736 0297 New irrf he nehborhood? 628 0616 - -- WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction JJ9bll6tolltreetromSanford -'- 55-Boats & Accessories AM FM car stereo, us ed ? mos $ Girl's shoe skates, size 10. precision wheels. $20. Child's big bird watch, never used, S9. Call remodeled Will hold 2nd mtg for part down 3230303 EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by Selling y our good used furniture and appliances to Larry's New & U sed Mart , 21$ S Sanford Aye, 322 4133 GET Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop ______________________________ " Reduced ________ __________ __________ - PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 2640 Hiawatha at %7 92 ________ ______________ loll or 831 $29,900 ObI Car 707 E 25th St -_ 3 BR. I, bath, tam rm . Ig fenc ed yard, car peted, air Completely ,,Galleries. 3226f?? joinin g to make huge assortment. age 0 to 11 Builder must sell Make otter To' Ca sh for Antiques Consnments wanted HI way 46 Auction BUYERS - DEALERS Held in parking lot of Eastbrook Empty your carport or garage Elem en tary Sc hool on Ta ng erine Make $11 and nave fun swapping Ave near Goldenrod Sat. 10 a.m. too' Bring your articles to Movie loSpm. Sun 1 to $ P m Christmas Gills including birthstone rings. earrnqS, necklaces, yO yos, wallets, scout knives and clothes, inspect 13051696 771) Collect, Open Sun 75 PIng Our chimes and place a fast .itr,q, low cost want ad Call 372 ' living Call 323 8542 Nurses; RN'S & LPN's. Aides. Aide Companion Needed immediately CB home near Seminole Jr College 2 OR. I' , bath, electric kitchen, 31A -()iplexes 323.3301 NANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad ri the Evening Herald today Furn I BR house in Lake Mary on large lot Single or couple No petS 372 30 SI? 9$ ccchange. FREF SHI3PPING SFPV!CE FOR SHUT iNS 323-7832 -_______ -- WINTER SPRINGS- 700 Bit lerwood St . 3 BR, 7 b. Fam Rm - Salesperson ac Custamed to high Standard of 33-Houses Furnished ---- SALE All Items Reduced Eves 372 1587, 3321)79 to Buy Wonted to buy used office furniture Any quantity NOLL'S. CASSELBERRY, Hwy. Il 92.830 1206 Garage Sale- Entire neighborhood _________ t10,fiii) ' 68-Wanted 109S Mangoustine Ave., Sanford Friday & Sat. 108. 11th 9.30 to S for the Church Sanbord Country r)tjpia, Center Beautiful I BR,? B. family rm .double garage, many deluxe features Approved at 1)8,500 - AVAILABLE Color Tv. ar Cond .MaidSCIv QUALITY INN NORTH I 18. SR 134. LonqJ 662 1000 Mt;t Hon-c, • DELTONA. 1137 Saxon Near Med. - Lake Mary. country living. 2 OR, ba th, adults only No pets $163I (HULA VISTA- Grovetand Drive-4 BR. 1 B. Fam Rm , Fire plc, mo plus electric 3230891 5cr porch 160.000 __ MONTHLY RENTALS Fabric Covered Wails Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead boll Lock Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditioning Package Full Circle Insulation & Sound Proofing No One living,above or below Full time Resident ServiD Directors MelSopen lOam 1061) m Daly Come see us or call Mobile Home. Cass, $l1. , 332 6.457 batteries, RUMMAGE SALE- * than $750 down Government funding By builder,' 6311649, __________________________ Equal Housing Opportunity 1.38.200 STEREO COMPONENT WITH RECORDER Was %78995 Balance 97.10 Call Credit Management, 6/I 8.357 -' ';uaranted reconditioned utO REALTOR Club (mdc Ilos)o t209 Magnolia, 517.900 LONGWOOD-- 132 Lea Ave.- I OR, 7 B. Fm Rm , ObI , Oar Fen cc 5,39900 General Contractor _______ _____ 1.17.900 Realty homre miter $25,000 With less For Good Buys' __________________ Left In Lay-Away Lemon Bluff, 570,000 Lake Mary I BR, I't bath Vac syst . BR,? B. Fam Rm , Dbl Gar Peg Real Estate Broker parking 117 W 3rd St.. Sanfotd 3222180 372 6655 110 Country Ciub Crcie, 518.500 OvIEDO- 392 (elery or , N - 4 JOHNNY WALKER 1 room rear efficiency apt Private Your new OW Gar,, Fmreptc sprinkler SyS 3 BR. uniurnished. $175 mon th, fui,st 372 1991 ShopThe Want ,Acts , YARD SALE, Friday & Sat. tO & 11th Park Ave. at 78th St , San lord Come early. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 32) 399t - clothing, lots of misc 1401 Court St . off Mellonvjlle & 20th St ' MLS ountr VP. * tlroimpr INC. 125 4 Family Carport Sale.- Thurs . Fri. & Sat '58 GMC truck, runs good; diamond tie tar, $1650 Gwaltney Jewelers. 2 S Park Ave . tv'S 3?? 1196, 372 1164. 3?? 1984 . t90O South Sanford Ave US month FOREST CITY- 1550 Gleaves Ct 1 BR, 3' B. Fam rm, Fla rm, Brand new. sparkling with charm! & 2 bedroom units home features Shag Carpeting Fla rm Call 3?? 0539 Adults Phone 31? 1610 Furnished Studios, unturnithed 1 . 17P, i rencn 2 Bedroom ho use, kitchen equipped, ,k,r, '.drpCtiOJ, ..,ijet 7 be.droom, . $173- to $135 month 3301 S. Sanford Ave. i BR, 2 B. Fam Rm ObI gar. fence - Apartments LPN. I to 12 shift, Geriatric cc 6-Child Care ' 131 Laurel Way, . __________ TAFF ER REALTY Hl Colbert GIVE YOUR 8UDGETA BREAK NEED A SERvICFMAti' You'll lifid him listed in our Buins Sy'r,.ip ____________________________ DIrector, - Diamond Soltare. S1q SO intrird Reg Peal Etm 000 1 25th St Shelter Close in. Onora Road. Clnitonwcod Ph 37) 9000 on 332 1011 ,, Low Down VA & FHA Homes KuIp Realty. 22? 23)5 107W Firsl St Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor shopping Sell those items you no CASSELBERRY-- longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad sit the Evening Herald -. I5t, water turn, Mature adultS No pets. 3296 after 4 wk dayS _______________ _________________ _______________ Camper Trailer for rent, 71', full bath, twin beds, Hât. ar 372 Sanford Court have 201 S. Park Ave. DIVORCE FORMS For tree in toi'rnalion *rite to Roe 191, Pompano. Fla , 3)06) 1 BR. turn apt people job DIRECTOR- Child Care- Ex perience or degree and love of children will get you Ihis poSitIon Pendants- Star and 'heart shape, 16 50 and up Gwaltney Jewelers, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free 628 1277 for "WE Care". Adults & Teens I Ex -WE SELL SUCCESS701 Commercial 323 5176 * 30-Aparinients Unfurnished psrlence can get you thi$ top ' * . 31-Apa rtments Furnished - FAST? Pn& Pencil sets. by AØfl, 117 50. GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 704 Park Ave___ _____ ______ . ' ________ * • - * NEED A HOME? 8100 dOwn payment to qualified buyers BR, li t baths, central heat, Mom will love you all ,ear f 1rage Sales refurnished As low as $1$,000 Micro Wave Ov en or a Trash Compactor. Dick's AppI',cn, Carpo WIU REALTY rt Sa! Multi Family Dec' 2617 S French Ave, ill 76 9 & 10, 9 a m to $ p m 7113 Key Req Real Estate Broker, 371 ooio Ave, Sanford Roeqe, fuel oil 322 0179 32) 7695 heater. musc items Dec. 31, ' Gooct used TV'S 525 & up MILLER'S, 7619 Orlando Drive, Sanford, 3270352 the Want Ads every da If Purchased & Closed By . radio, Record player, beoutiful console model Excellent condition. US 323 2791 THERE IS SOME T HING 'NEW in ___ monthly rates. Access to stable for Stereo, AM FM West ern i Horse Horse & Rider' GOOD AREA 7 BR,lbatmt block, hardwood floors, screened porch, 511,500 Fenced, imprOved pasture for rent *" S'r,,'p 785I S Sanford Ave No Closing Costs -' _____ The Rider' & The Low 120's 3329146 or 371 0191 eves wk end -, , _ ' Year End Special CallAboUfOur Christmas Specials Dcc 11 12 13 NEED Security Ridgewood Arms Holiday Inn A.rporl Ill lii F!? !(;L,%(:y" ' IDEAS! Wednesday, Dec. I, I978'-8 53-W Radio,Stereo Wooded Lot at Park Lake 2 BR. & Se wing rm All new interior A H Everything For'i" - 4 rooms, 2nd floor rear apt ill', w. OPPORTUNITIES FOR SANFORD TLmpa St Pete OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS EXPO -'-.-"-"-.-------'-----,--.--.--_ GETTING MARRIED? Crave simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public, 322 2025 Eves, & Wk rid Tonight DeBAR Y Large, lovely I OR, air, 50-Miscellaneous for Sale By O'A'ner- Cozy Burigalca, Lge -" - Otter S Call 3278121 otter 6:30 pm NAVEL ORAPIGES.$2SOBU 322 0362 or 322 673) * MAgnoliA Ave , Sanford 32) 1S quarterly reports, titles, Notary Will work in your office or my home 172 $195 9-Good Things to Eat 4A-Public Notices .Wge 2 BR upstairs apt , 1700 Grocery store for saie Reasonable - Cktit1IUL Gi. Sanford, Fl. __ 41-Houses 18.2 OR ApIS ,excellent location, all Rent office, two nice furnished NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY electric kitchens, A C. carpeted, rooms, plus storage space on 17 POOL HOME 3 BR.? bath, pric ed drapes, adults; from $150 2015 9?. Five Points tcross over 1191 below market Owners Iran Sanford Ave Phone 327 /41). Mite tuce shop $135 mo 321 0509 sterred to Chicago, and need to -. sell 136.000 '%'nter Spnins 3 BR, PiCCilent connution, mm lease 6 mos $3s5 Real htate NICE- I BR home on oversized lot mo No pets P4.'r School 127 0)15 in fine residential neighborhood. -___ -____________________ - 122.500 LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT PIPIECREST- 3 OR newly That's a Classified Adi 4 1-Houses decorated home, near elementary School $19,500 1c 2 BR block home, turn or unfurn 321 2920 or 317 7829 abler 6 7% KINGWOODCOURT 3 OR, pm kitchen equipped, lovely home in Dutch Colonial 3 OR, 2 bath home on exclusive area $77,900 lake. in wooded setting $250 month 32? 0753 VETERANS Best buy in town'55.000 uniter comparable homes 3 Comfortable 2 OR home in Lake fIR. 2 batn kitchen equipped 1916 Mary. I rn or unturn air Cond, Central heat 8. ,a,r, wall to wall heat, Florida room, car port, fruit DELTONA carpeting Owner pays all clos ing 1106 Giovanni trees, $175 month Call 669 0539 costs Buy now & qualify for OR, 2 B. Oar S2 .500 between 6 & S or 312 6196 eves & hompst'. ad exemption from Weekends S?2.00H SANFORD 7306 Park Ave Villas,? OR, I' B. Townhouse $19,500 Earn extra cash for Christmas 373 1 Bookkeeping Services- Auto ex perience, typing, saleS tax & 4-Personals Bet OVIED(l F TU tJ,iple*'.'s Iurn or Unturr , Wooded. Home Sue P0'S RIOGEW000 VILLAGE 36$ 21-Situations Wanted Sundcij - Noon Frido. - I r- - " Inc 3210720 DEADLINES Noon The Dctj Before Publication Evening Herald, - ____________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ ____________________________ 30-Apartment; Unfurnished 32-Houses Unfurnished 41-Houses - 37-Business Property 3 Lines Minimum CarpentersShow Best FOR Secretary Shorthand & typing experience required Interesting 1 thru S times 6 thru 25 times HOURS 12 SOMERSET YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD FOR RESULTS Try one todayl RATES - FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * woman 322 3853 Sanford 831-9993 322-2611 - - - - ART BPO',yfl PEST CONTROL 7542 Park Drive muss - _______ Sewing Rooting, Siting. Sheet metal, Alum Soffit Panting Air cono Gutters, lecture coating Screen s, etc Large qualt,, smal dollar AltCrat.cnt, C'r.es,,Maisgsg Drapes, ! Bill Evans. 831 99t4 tJOriOl5tery 332 Q/Q . '*' Christmas Ponsettlal in lull bloom 12U CRYSTAL LAKE sEpy, 377 :719 NUR To List Your Business... Dial _________________________________ 322-2611 or 831-99931 . 1 1,11, -; 41 '.;sc �100--Evening Horald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec.1, 1976 191ert i rtl 61 rw i siiiiIi1IJ1Jifl1j 1 1,J &1'LL1 lii . Lsili1i1tJs]iTJj IL 'L I lit LI BUFFERIN ISOPROPYL Bottle 100 Tablets 257c in Lirnt thru 12 12/76. Both Tissue j I aL, I V I V I 1I I RCQUIOr ....... ..... ... .......................... .......................... . .. I V=Z:~ VJaw~r,; .............. ........ ary pk. Lim f i pk. thru 12/12/76. iCharrn'fl in TNJ i j Regular price 79c ........... -------- AA .,.,) I 4 67c pk. it1 pk thru 12 12176 Regular pte JJ CHARMIN flz1 includes ;oc off label Both Size - Pr 19c L imit 1 thru 12 2 76 W, thou i 1iL TONE SOAP Pq ALCOHOL, 16-Oz. Worthmore I -. 99c 0 kT ,.t'YiIY))'Y ini AWu .................. ......... r de d $1000 4111-7 ROSE-MILK CAKE MIX 21 01l ds Skin Care Cream, 8-Oz. ORANGE 89 Lim 2 thru 12'1276 I Milk - Reaular crira 37 '- L BLOOD PRESSURE KIT FLOR release 200 Salel Reg. $23.88 RUFFLE - ia n'r IN - A circuit coup jury today awarded a [2ke Mary man $1000 compensatory damages- ge 10ME a Lkxf- purpose knife. Tough enough to cut metal. Cuts thru \ La/cf / AptDIIR oz JUST Vaporizing ointment for cold symptoms 1.5-oz. ' I VICKS VapoRub I , ICE I TV I L__ HALF GALLON 4" Reg 99 59 ' ) CREAM WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY BUY C or food and meat like butter! M t.. I Picam Reg Lots of Wrapping To Do? . Smart .4 ROLLS €, Set'... For 199 49 La/ti 2 9 was patron at the bar, testified that Fcier The police officers indicated they may make a decision soon on the possibility of filing a counter-suit for defimation of character. Iester M. Cox o Mary, testified that IA. Richard Nooney, Sgt. "pulled out a pair of sticks" and hit Cox on the top of his head several times and then used the sticks to choke Cox "until his face turned red." William Foster and Patrolman Gordon c Reid struck him on the head and that Foster threatened with arrest for interfering with an officer. _____ - .. •4 •-'r' ~0' Foster sticks "were unnecessary" and was . "I thought I'd _______ - choked him with nun chakus until he "blacked out" during the incident at the now-closed Cavalier lounge on U.S. 17-92. never see it ... a man being taken advantage of and then being charged for it," Ellswick said. The officers testified that they didn't beat or strike Cox and that he wasn't hit at all by Foster with the nun chakus Cox, a truck driver, said he worked at the motel lounge as a part-time handyman in return forcompensationon his room rent lie said the alleged assault took place after he ejected uarenceRumneyof Sanford m Cox was arrested on misdemeanor assault and battery charges and acquitted in a July 25 1975 non jury trial in county court Luckle Williams, who was the Cavalier lounge supervisor and bartender the night of the incident testified that Foster beat Cox on the back and head with the sticks and it ded like a broomstick hitting a brick the lounge a second time that night because Rumney was "causthg a dist urbance" and "more than s times" and that he "was had been asked to leave the property and (Ldn't. druid they were going to kill him (Cox)." Williams said when Cox was choked with SANTA READY TO BLAST OFF - •,. - i,.,ii---7 s - .' YAP OLEY Old inqkh I atndcr - aButter \ 3-by Delicious Gold Gi ft , , Who Let The Bird Indoors? It s full of candied • . fruits. Mrnm! 99 For your treetop. De- Reg Ightf decoration' 2 flC. OY ______ _______ Sal. Fun With Midw -. :-- ELECTRONIC 1 / '' ANGEL :,. - rib 97 "a . -. Scented Both Bars. . - COCOA - - 4 $. A a 04 0404 CAKE, 4 lb. ' 0 nog. geg• FRUIT Multi-Color Blinker ••.• -:- , -- A officials requested that the which have occurred m the past session be moved to yman in other Floda Counties, High School, where they felt cluding Osceola, for aid in The Seminole County School greater public attendance ascertaining the correct legal Board voted Wednesday to would be possible than at the course. postpone approval of a public 150-seat county commission — Apparently this hearing site in the current hearing room in the courthouse. something that has been a tcher adniintration cont s'er panel members sai ract dispute until d sourceof concern jnother areas school board that. if the public cannot take where collective bargaining attorney Douglas Stenstrom part in the proceedings, they was involved ,Stenstrom " can detennme whether the Id see no reason to switch the public should allowed to hearing site. So it wasagreedto "I've got mixed emotions on parUcipate in the hearing, delay' a decision on the SEA's it, myself," said Sims. "1 feel Stenstrom said he felt there request until next week when tha t it will have proba bly' the was "a serious legal question" Stenstrom hopes to have the most interest of anything we've as to whether the public legal question resolved, had since the zoning (hearings . hearing, which Is required by hi 1975 which led to the Florida law, should be opened step in a proce ss aimed at reilstricting of thousands of to comments from interested settlin g disa greements which county school children). citizens who are not involved in derailed contract negotiations i(3OCOa . . GALLERY . S88 5a4./ .-' c ( ZIS Put it in tree, watch Shoot at the spinning i people look for bi rd! target Harmless gun Req. $6.88 BUTTER 8-Ox. Moisture Cream 11 9 €./ YARDLEY SOAPS p C FOR Chambly S ouna Facial. Old English Lavender Great care for your skin' or Herbal 475 ounce TCH C Save on 9-Cup COFFEEMAKER S IN r Our top Now $3 00 Off ng vinyl tree! I as- lop Regular '' co F,fr I I 'j 1 Regal Poly Drip easy to use and it shuts off 79 Candy-fi lled tube marshmallow / 1 99 Nia low iaroce 99 speeds New growth LI semu y Flame ,s ' COlOf Ofl nowl resistant. Savings I .pc. Everyday Regular $21 — LOTION .I "Ot great Smell in to be used 6. lotion that's ur - __ our brute like this oruti°y'me — ' ¼ , Tu l- 1 77 Everyday ' 99 2.LB BAG i HR low price "Nil , Model Education Association fSEA) State law requires the school ITILI Monday and set Jan. 12 as board to "conduct a public the date for the bearing. hearing at which the parties "The law calls it a public shall be required to explain hearing," said Stenstrom. "and their positions with respect to Utb> its very nature would the report o((a state me-ator seem to Imply participation by who attempted to arbitrate th Lbe public. But what we have impasse i. here is a dLipute between two "Thereafter," the law states, Parties one with the exclus ive the (school board) shall take ' automatically. L RUT 33 SPLAS110ON CANDIES '' By. Sather. in-t he - shell -' 4i' - (Herald Photo by To Vinc.nt) Santa adopts a jet-age form of transportation as he waves to children from Sanford Law Enforcement Center on French :venue. K-9 Officer Paul Peterson, ________ Sanford City Commissioners have certified Us = i = City fmstrom ected year-terms, and setting the run-off election for City Commission Sent Two for Dec. 21. Incumbent City Commissioner Gordon T. Sleyer will face E 0. (F4die Keith in the runoff for Seat Two. Meyer is completing is seventh year in office. Today 4-A Iforoscope 3-11 Illospital ' Dear Abby Dr. Iamb 9-11 % ea the r 3-11 %Vomen ' also said the authority is a restaurant facility at the Sanford-Central Florida airport. Toend told the Sanford rport Aiithonty that "has 13 locations, all in Florida, and specializes in airport food -' franchises, gift shops and catering." J S. (Red) Cleveland, direcbr of aviation at the airport, said, "We have submitted a 3_ 11 proposed contract to Jerry's working with the Cfls of Sanford as how to ellminate the problem of bds on the runways. In other action the Authority today officially cited Henry Wight for running out of gas on previous occasions; approved lease of part of building 138 to C.B. Service Co. for use in repairing citizens band radios; a month-to-month agreement to permit fabrication of &A 1 '. . ' - -. • and established a fee of S700 a month plus 5 per cent of the gross on food and 7 per cent of B the gross on the lounge and liquor." Television - Cleveland mfoed the bo&d tha t he has a meeting Friday with the Seminole County Planning and Zoning Bead to discuss a proposed airport hazard zoning ordinance. He pany's intention of establishing S-A Obituaries Fditorthl - Kim Townsend vice president of Jerry's Caterers Miami today affirned his corn- votes to 4917 for Keith while "rry D. Blair received 452 and A. G. Det1iheaudIere received 26. Nineen absentee ballots were cast in the election. Absentee ballots for the Dec. 21 runoff are expected to be available at Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office In the courthouse late Friday afternoon. Thruout in the election was 1,965, or 23.8 per cent of the 8,70 registered soters. - Eatery P'I'cks Airport As 14th Sl*te In State MARYI i TION herald Correspondent Official results gave Moore 1,460 vows to 415 for Harry Skop, South Seminole publisher, while incumbent Stenstrom received 1,078 to 716 for James Melvin In the et (e race. lathe four-man Seat Two contes Meyer received 720 'sports Sports Panelist Robert Bud i Feather said that since the affair is "Our hearing, I think we ought to be able to decide whether the public is allowed to — Patrolman H. A. Mcintyre, and U. Mike Hotundo help Santa mount his metal steed. between the school board and (Bud) layer and William without a contract for more Moore head of the Seminole than 90 days 13 BRACH'S fc %1L 11 he added, 1 frankly Around The Clock don't want to see it get to be a Bridge School Board Chairman the SEA last August Seminole cheering match on one side or Cale ndar Davie Ss, Supt. William P. teachershave been working the other for the things we will Comics I'the contract debate. . Choice; Two Types of : — .._, See MAN, Page 2•A ilykI1lSAfl Iiera1dSffwter I ge9• • ji a , . •- wall." Williams said Foster struck Cox Public H-An %~-. aring /s s ue Stymies School 13oard ____________ ___________ - •,. • 1.75-oz. ea.: ice Blur!, Redwood, Lime & Surf. - - ____________________ Cox testified he doesn 't hit on the head with, but Iarry Ellswick, who from the policemen and the City of Sanford Re g. $3.19 4.Pc. Set Each roll is 30x 120" deluxe wrap A valve' S ' Him AquaVeIvci-,rrr'----- A 301" WRAP 6 t Cox sought in excess of ,000 damages /• Sal •/ 2 physician two or three days after" the Inudent for bruised neck nerves that caused a March 23, 1975 outside a motel lounge. ________ $2.2 ase claiming he suffered cuts and bruises about his wrists, neck and f ace and that his clothing wastorn. tic testified that he wastreated by a against the City of Sanford and three police officers, in connection with an incident on Worlds finest multi- Save Ofl VICKS T iegvlotó9c Amazing KNIFE I I '-J L ___________________ 19o88' FERN By BOB LLOYD Herald statf Writer -_ / Exclusive pressure IDA string logs glitter gift cards thru 12 12 76 I lVi I Opif (01 Ou UWft In B~ a in and no - X-0 PLANT 13UY THE 0 WEEK N.- 49 1 L Limit 1 thru 12/12 76 Regular price 65c TAGS AND CARDS 29 limit 2 thru 12/12 76 W ithoutcoupon ASSORTED I , Segments, I I-oz. 3V1 Rose N %. TO%\SE\D are board. upholstery by Aire Interiors; an a greement to allow Sanford Aire Co. to sell aircraft and ease ramp space and a oneoneen none in over a year year lease with renew,. clause had be The Authorit- y moved to Several charter operators last for Starline Enterprises, Inc authorize plans and month began advertising tnps specifications toward drawing to central Florida, up a final contract with Jerry's An Instrument Lighting parti1ite And I think should give them the OpPortunity to speak." Th e roaming "I would agree with that," said Stenstrom if it legal if again iiiiee k iiid all in The Iii'r'ild ' right to bargain with he other such action as it deems to be in it not legal and the SEA takes which is a public employer, the public Interest, including yu to court, then the whole "I think all of you can seethe the interest of the public em- proceedings will have to paradox in it ploycs insolved scheduled again We has to The pi oblem on approving Stenstrom said he has been maintain strict compliance the hearing date arose when checking Into sinullar situations with the law this ill tell iind i ' - studies on the air-conditioning requisite to getting many tnrnbuiithngth 46. charter flights Clev eland building which will be occupied ad(hng, "we hope to have the bv the restaurant. IM system installed this' Townsend would not coining year. We have informed speculate on when the the f ederal Aviation Authorits restaurant might open. 'FAA that we wish to do this 7. , !r m t 4 to~41' r1 * W IW i The Authorit' today also work and are awaiting their discussed the possibility of approval. At tha t time we will DAYS TO bringing charter flights into the begin the plans and Sanford Airport noting there specifications for the projectCHRISTMAS (J 7 4 1 r . . ' -: • nuts for good snackin A 30- Noma Lites Indoor outdoor mini-lites, your choice of clear or assid. colors. J! LI .1:1,, I. - £sT ,iYiPJ.gL ICICLES A L' [Ii.1i I-.LJ I ITSIIII IJ .lJ, I: 60 CANES Box of 500 Strands -Z - L—- - . - X I ' ' TOBACCO - For By ED 1'RICKE Herald Stalt Writer 4 DeBary Woman of my purse," Pierce said. "1 thOUght: "This is the worst thing that ever happened to me." Christmas came early this year for one N-Bary Rog. $2.49 19 $ 199, - \\ Half and Half \ 79 $ \\ . Limit 2 thru Regular ice 3Qc UMIT C1 CO(Wl PER (USTCPfR J • Sir Walter Raleigh ___ ' ;'.(J • Limit 2 12/ Regular pri(e 99c ' - Your . 4-*,. - 1 - ZAYRE PLAZA nSANFORD MOW OPEN TILL 10PM 9 p.m.) SUNDAY OPEN PfILL'-8 PM . A - valued honesty nwre than he valued money. So, after finding a wallet containing $400, Kevin 1IPT 0f41 COUPON PER (TOMlR We depend on You ... You can depend on Us: • We want you to get w$iat we ad - • Our Policy: Each ad,erllsd Ilam is requited to . SpicIa$ 511.-porfod prices are Indicated b we plan ei•ad to have be feidily available for iii at or below the ad"$al&' or coupons. Any others ci's iO*r .VIiy. 8-11119141111 SuPP116s. 0 a WI-out ocvedisad prka of sW states listed. unlo*s spec. day walgroon priciiiis. some rogulat PrIces cuts, just ".* ow Cashiv for a it!"lly oth"m noted In this ad. (our -As qumed. may vairy in SO, 0 ittwois. (RIght uday "W-pricis "RAIN-ChECK". Adveril"d" slote signs Point them out to you.) teser"d to limit quantities on all hibms.) Jones didn't tuck it inside his o . • ngwood Flea Market. Meanwhile, Sue Me" of DeBary was frantic. . ________ IaMa BOTH CARDS ID *ALQ*11N Co.. 1976 pocket. ket ' Under normal contions. Mrs. Pierce ssid, she carries only a small amount of cash, never enoitgh to get concerned over. But on that day the wallet was swelled with dollars sent her from Germany for deposit. He promptly turned it in to owners of SALE DAYS THRU SATURDAY ' ________ WI HONOR _______ Especially because two of her children who are Woman. It came after an agonizing hour of thinking serving in the Army had sent her part of thev she had to money sent by her two children for mont y earnings for deposit. She feared the money deposit in a local bank. was lost — forever. The Santa Claus if you'd like to call turn that, turned out to be a ID-year-old Lungwood youth w.o . (Prescription Dept. Closes ta - ' -'c-.-s,. -. -. After browsing about the flea market, she returned home - returned to DeBary to find her 4 SUE PIERCE WITH KEVIN (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) She called the sheriff's department and r eported the loss. Meanwhile, flea market owners had also called sheriff's deputies to report Kevin had turned Ln billfold - with all the money intact. wallet and $400 uf her children's money mLming. "Honey.."Mrs. Pierce Wd,"I tell you. I hugged I reahze-I I didn't have a billfold; I had I - - A it out hLs neck. "1 hugged (Sheriff's Deputy Bob O'Connor's neck, too," she added. O'Connor met her at the flea market where she positively identified her tuufold. Mrs. flerce agrees Santa came early for her. Arrived in the guise of a 10-year-old. Kevin and his dad, John J. Jones, live near the flea market. Mrs. Pierce gave Kevuiwhat she calleda"smafl reward" for his honesty She said she wished she could have given him the entire amount. As for carrying 00 in cash in her purse, she vows that won' t happen again, f the children send money again, I'll lock it in a Kevin. meanwhda, said little ab(- -shn1ng it off as just zneU ,No, it (the moneyi wasn't IMm Pierce. "it belonged to -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 08, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 1976. 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HE A4,~E:) ALL IIVE PAVE To VO I II .•'''( (nt,' '2 'k WHILE HE AA6 &CNE WHO DOWN 37 Evade 12 Ice mass thinking cap Is on dim. Yot1 TAURUS April 20-May 20t fie careful communicating trip on things that wouldn't You might write or say ordinardy faze you. soniething that omits an 21) Being careless with your ortant point. today could resources back to haunt you moneywise. Only little things 21-June 20) A GEMINI (May sharp hustler could sell you the may be inv olved,but one Bruohlyn Bridge today. If you be valuable — like a diamond. CAPR WORN (Dec. 22. Jan. encounter a fast-pitch artist, Your thinking can be vt 19) ther direction. head in today. Home mercurial 1 ' June 21-July 22) ( might come across a one beam and stick with it. &O:NC 4E BE ; ftf 1 ',4' L\i. I >L 5A I _ 1 Fr—,•l - 4 3 5 7 6 8 II IAO — — — — — nsom tF I LEO (July 23-Aug. LI) Ali inquisitive person will try to pry ke into /3 1IlI 24 25 rc , 27 28 '-i' Oc , :c 9 — — . ___________ 30 29 36 .. 5 I — — 49 35 — ______________ 1 i47 LISTEN UP, EVERYBODY' MEET THE NE W CAPTAIN OF — 42 43 — — — — 44 — — WIN 54 55 ('THERE WAS NO LIVING WITH BEFORE , 56 — — — — It --- — 7 VJ 6 *A 42 A j.. by Howie Schneider k)IUJ I £ xh copipaT 11-1EV 6 I by Stoffel ER...THAT ROMAN TocA OUTFIT REALLY DOES r—rf( THINGS PER. ','A ____________ - Fjoosy IT D055 A i0983 10 \ v (II ) U l KK _/ , 1 ME unpiafication but 1k mildest diabUic has a normal fasting ) C 05TU E_ '.rt, Siuth uInerabie r to - jj ? 'N -, — Ila~i 2 N T IN T Ilass Pais ante a week. Is there any possible wa) I that is 5 V wound up with game and Good pla yers end ld bd o game They ex. PPb) the hand well intl they also iook for help from what your case has partners rebid suit East out by Al DARN. I GOT A NEW CAP TODAY,/ ME MATTER h "EN I BOUGHTIT, I LOOKED JUST U KE RCE3ERT REDFORD IN 'THE STINQJ'! It would be difficult to know if ol Vermeer not satisfied I would suggest that you take the matter up with the.county medical society. The society will have a board to handle such complaints and will review your case FRANK AND ERNEST - a I' I I 1•("• 11 UN i ' " ! DIDN'T Op,iE' send your letter to me in care of is affected. this newspaper, P0. Box lSSl, Radio City Station, New York, t — F L 0 ri OUT THIS RrTER - -' NY 10019. OM • '•i_ - Seven - r-. ' I l 'all K • — ' V — . fl' ; ---- UrQLnV14 --- I, it _____ :: ,. , want to have power by just attacking and killing .61 - whenever they %ant Lo. I don't think it will liappen again because now, I've heard, the, have a place where you can just push a Slaveri', and lraut I ["earl Harbor stjr- SIMPS01N there/g 4 _ - th e of attack. At i :.).) ;1.111. toda\ — tilt- hotir of the '1 1111 attack -- i (' and a mintite of silt- lit pr aver r ss a ot,. rsttl executive assistant said plans are to apply tor federal funds by March of next year, thus the Neiswender said the committee will consist of two Commerce check ovcr one of the several "scenic members each from three entities plus three ad- route" signs placed along Sanford roadways. The ditional members to be selected at large by the siglis have been installed by the city's l)a'rk and initial six members who represent Sanford, Lake recreatioo department to serve travelers and Marv, and Seminole County. tourists. Co"mmissioners said thev will hold a work session prior whether or not they approve the makeup Today and intent of the interim committee. Neiswender said he needs direct'on before the next regional facilitv ineeting, scheduled ori Dec. 15. Around The Clock 4-A Television 2-11 Rridge &-B Weather 5-A Office of Management -'iflal)sis and 5~.% Women 1-11 1 OMAE) to find S3,(X)O to repair a lift station in the alendar 1-B Crosis%ord Editorial Dcar Abby County commissioners, today also instructed the • - 1-11 Horo scope Ilospital Obituaries Sports HOPPING I the DAYS 11 CHRISTMAS 6-A ~-A S-9-A utility facility County officials said about three major cleaning bills were paid after homes near the lift staJons "'ere inundated from sewage after a malfunction I '. N41lNE STATE )1 i .4. Some " bittern / J e ss -' - for a while, aZ-( "" , iMID su Witai ff.L. A&k(T Z,6IEyI " you your Cow _. - •I5Ai, ' _________ I ''flI- U1.sIi1a:j - _____-j but I can't '— a ' there I 12Y52EC))U /( F7X)A1 1J i . . tU)U. HL N1 - • '- 9au/iiv ; I AU AI7RX feeling -' ________ - _____ ° • -a. / .. to day.. -- •... — ' - i._. • --_ \ - - ioanii Krause. - - ----- 11110 civic - ••.., ., _ , • - -- ----- ------- - --- - ------- -- --- -- ........................................ I - jr 1 I ac A X - IA)t'WSMA by Garry Trudeau ) . L4cFi Th — manager Craig Batterson, malfunctions and cause's sewage to flo%% into homes of nearby residents. Batterson said about $3 ,011 is required to repair 1-11 lB Evaluation Indian [fills area The lift station according to _______ 4_1% b See STUIJENTS, Page commission needs to approve the make-up of the interim committee Members of the civic and cornmiinit affairs committee of the Greater Sanford ('Itaniber of ..r Carol Crain, 15, soptioniore: A think it nds on really t nationality '' were. It was a disaster for the Americans. but for the Japanese it was a good way to try to prevent a big HESS - sirens %%v re sounded ' they'd want to go that far C0111- to iIiIli%t r' irs *, rid- And I don't think -4 '0 1. L .' SCENIC DUTY button and blow up the or •- / , tries ' and assist the cities of Lake Mary and Sanford and Seminole County as they attempt to win federal funds for construction of the multi-million dollar facility . #' _ at q, history, I feel it was one of the saddest (lays the United States has ever had. When that happened, I think we realized flow other coun- 10 ClItAIN ' draw up contracts, recommend funding formulas '- - Becky Simpson, have not yet be en decid ed upon were also I in informed orme by executive assistant Roger NeisVaender that an interim corn mittee as to propose inter local agree ment for establishment of a regional seer facility which has been agreed upon. 4 I be paved ('n mmissioners Co .. "h:' • - senior' "From studying I oi — --. •• ., ,a paving portion of the grant is any hard TEiEWSLW ff1iau NOj M F. Calif. roads to • : ,, •d he A goal of the committee, Neiswender said, is to fair. Our the people. Sure, another ' 000NESBURY b' T. K Ryan WO Kercher scheduled calls!" Tpip,g',iz.4 TUMBLEWEEDS "11• . George 'slawi Walnut Creek. k giving enough of a say to — ________ by Gill Fox ,iir .--i •':t we were...' ' - - - V .. _~ _ 1% — represents a health hazard and is a breeding gi ound for mosquitoes, which sometimes transmit 'There was ARRIVEAUVE wart burned out ol the ball of 'gir - DEAR DR. LAMB years ago I had a large plantar rtRJtILt. _______ - cents with a long stamped self addressed envelope for it. Just house, and the whole structure NOON! WOULD YOU _.I•..•. -_ - it 's send effluent to the top The effluent, Kercher said I ••••" - h think said when the water rises, septic tanks overflow and • . president should do -something about that. They've got too much politics in it; they're not 4 1 f ••• same as Karen iouwsma 17 'anior Vat just don't want it to happen again I think it s true t at the Russians are sneaking ahead of us in at Bridge," c/o thisil l newspaper. P 0 Box 489. Radio City Station. Now Yotk, I F' ' (For a copy of JACOEJV MODERN send SI to Win N V 10019) Kercher said Midway is a blighted area He '- also kno% what can be done about that painful hip. this information can send 50 get them out of kilter It is like COUR-SE mf Ht : i who out s k] : I the r uUiy, ______ - :::::I;:- - W ashington n ititr w int'1 to know if the new laws appk to both rubber bridge and duplicate or just to duplicate bridge. They only apply to duplicate bridge. The new rubber bridge laws are at least six months and probably a year away I 1~ t _\ Your problem illustrates another feature of the skeleton. If you have foot trouble it may you walk, your I ant ieruhng you The Health balance and even the alignment IAAter number 3.11, of your spine all the way to the Diagnosis , Prevention head. Your feet are the foun. Slanagement. Others who dation of your skeleton..If you by Bob Thov.s I L : :J\ .1 • ' .--".. Also included in a $90,000 grant is about $58,000 to pave broken substandard roads in the Midway area. - ..••'•'• to high school sneak attack could happen any day, but Ithink we're pretty' well prepared for overcharged you should ask the see an orthopedic specialist, lie doctor about it If you are still may k able to help you 1k will / TI ' do )our doctor's charges are suffer from a painful scar the excessive or not without rest of one's life. knowing all of your problems I can't say how much can be and what you have had done. If done for your problem at this you think you have been point. However you should go to NOW I LOOK LIKE SLLK-CiO IN 'NANCY'! RI \ N I' r -... were doing • - The Evening Herald - - SIDE GLANCES hvtitcut or burned out and .. ___ went to Seminole fligh Sclwol in an attempt to find e symptoms. The early diabetic better to suffer with the wart Ls often overweight until the and apply local treatment to the weightloss phase twgins. bottom of the foot than it is to PRISCILLA'S POP WHAT'S appear in time. Even if it Ile .71 ________ of Japan place? rubber to r 4% were born 18-20 years after the sneak attack took repeated the club finesse and - if anything students teenagers jack. returned to his hand with the ace of spades, I'.i. Opening Lead - t od ay 's his hand with the queen fie P.ivs 2 A advanced diabetic will have takes five or six years it i - '"'.- i'_ at anchor at the flawaii base. What does the event mean ... normally high fasting blood one has a sore foot Warts will - I lixk lull advan,ag %%ett North East S-outh glucose level. Finally, the more • enlisted men — and drainage project. The amount of the contract award was $7,000, Co un ty planner Bill Kercher said the county has $32,000 budgeted for drainage of a six acre site in Midway — a predominately black area east of Sanford Kercher said engin ee ring of the drainage project will require about three months. think that the warning and decimated the overbidders was there to,) cause represents. One can burn had in aik a really poor dia test, anti diabetes is found only warLs from many locations or niond overcall and'if West had Mth blood tests taken after they can be cut out, but one opened a diamond South drinking sugar water or after shouldn't do this with a plantar would have romped home. eating.The next most severe wart Why Because too often a ins t e ad We st led his fourth (habetic may have an ab- painful scar develops, and then W A Associates, Inc. to beginwork on the Midway paving ,. U.S. Pacific Fleet as it lay it The spirit who looks after , Mention occur after the disease completely removed from my Jim "South's two notrum had advanced to the point that foot? And what kind of doc-tor bid Was based on the above one is losing a lot of sugar in the should I see about it? theory. fie (lid hold eleven urine. Slany diabetics are DEM! HEADER — I hate to re no kings, only one ace a~,)niptomatic. It is an over. use you as a bad example but we and I worthless doubleton in Heirridahl I HAVEN'T kAD A LA LIKE THIS IN WEEK.5... THINGS t "— FE _____ loss or callous most Or us of that S un day morning t• agenda today of th e Seminole County Commission Commissioners awarded a contract to Schweizer . bombers struck without would have gone down two hut for some unaccountable reason V'est rose with the king and led back a heart to South's queen Osw aid I can account for ' - symptoms of diabetes you could have this scar tissue the defenders BUGS BUNNY I CCIIII Lamb DEAR HEADER — The L HEF,E weight offer f I 12 as thirst, K Si, • QJ sugar free my foot Scar tissue formed in the hole. As I walk a callous having spent over $1,33 with builds up, and I shift my weight this doctor and not showing any symptoms, I would ap- tomyother foot, so now my hip predate any advice you can is bothering me. I trim this "f /1 A lOb 3 Dr. frequent urination. lie wants an expensive check every two months which I feel is ex. cessive. I test my urine which is I l\ ' South would have had no pliy for his contract and probably 'O( III F have none of the symptoms MEAN 5Y _M C HU WJJ RW-E "i I' J 9 • )s ' D &irr./ FOR)LATM FASTER 7PAk) EVER BE17MEE *. $3,000 needed to halt sewage overflow into homes near a lift station in South Seminole were on the L • Today is Pearl harbor Day , the 35th anniversary correctly and stuck in the ten. EAST V i iO. - SEVE-ki BILUOM PEOPLE Ik) 7He wORLD , designed to ultimately construct a regional sewer facility for Sanford, Lake Mary and the county and gruuges, uiit , South played low since duin my's jack was there to protecti)i his queen If West had played IkENT DEAR DR LAMB I am 77 ',tars of age and feel line The doctor claims I have diabetes on the basis of tests although I A $90 000 grant award for drainage project in Midway, membership on an interim committee * A 8 Fo r L . V'RE ILXASIk TH , \I) (TI iI)i L L. see guys who carry IIyKRLSNASH IlcraldStaff Writer - J9753 BY TH 1URIJcF T)-1. C W1UR •1• __________________ oo ~any es ts Ir 'You What It Means These he s t hearEast took his 1(1 - EEW e -- I U I)U\ %S I I) iiiti I 't\II E - V BRIDGE AT By El) I'RICKEll' Herald 'staff Writer I — 52 rojec çt. _________________________________________ 50 51 For MID way le 48 — Bob Montana OH GREAT' Now THAT I DON1 T TH INK REG E5cAPT4iN,ThERELLl 8EiNGCAPTAiNWIL NO LIVING WITH CHANGE REGGIE ' — 39 40 — ARCHIE — — 32 37 — 1 31 34 — . _______________ ts .-- 'a'' at a socj You've had something on, the gabby. back burner for some time YOUR BIRTHDAY )on't ta k too much. It may not Dec. 7, 1976 turn out exactly as you think it Being penny-wise and poundconscious Is a practice yu mtJ (Sept. 23Jd 23) The big iibsticles you can handle in should follow this year . The stride today, but you tend to trip small amoun ts you save daily could add up by year a end over the litt things Don Ma r ked '-{ gathering, don't sit next someone who you know %lR(A) (Aug 23-St 26 you're 44F . people urn you off today. if G ra n t $90,00O - PISCES (Feb. M.Nlarch 20) care. You trend to talk too much , 20 iF'l5ON at - 17 . Someone who has used you in to take the past a gain advantage 0 your goocinature. Be on your guard. Don't listen 11cr an scrs won't benefit you. 15 Nft AQUAltl1S (Jan 20-Feb 19 today. 18 C' ii --- — 16 by Art - \J '0 13 12 iT i— 9 -I LJJ THE BORN LOSER You dominant personality who II t I do our thinking for you — 2 Today, the light on yotr have. 17 Most grating 39 Ripe 1 Bicycle part 19 Baltic river Accounting 2 Ammonia compound 22 At rest 3 Plucked J1 4 Branches of 23 New York City 30sufp rer stadium learning 32 Compass on 25 point 5 The (Fr of sorrow 45 Kids 33 Be beholden 6 Mean dog 26 She-bear (lat) 47 Confused o 7 Basebalter 27 Average 34 am in the Slaughter 48 Crude rubber (comp wd) zodiac 8 Kitchen 49 Energy unit 28 Identical 35 Billowy gadget 50 Over there expanse 9 Constellation 29 Folksinger 5 BO Contents 36 Locations 10 Actor Ferrer Seeger 38 Biblical land Snaky letter 3 — Mo Walker o4E'_; C-OiN& SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22, within your own family today. Usually you're a fast study. Enjoy th e go(xl things in life you 44iUflMi fiIthi 27 Ideal gas condition BEETLE BAILEY -: I THOLJ&HT THOUIS,i4T LT. F.J. A ; dpickingatiiltkfaults mokhiIls. 26 M H — Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents out of make mountains March 21-April 19) 55 Dismo unt 56 Yards 19 Scull - 69th Year, No. 93—Tuesday, December 7, 1976 tools Haul up •, _____ 53 Hair 54 Sweepin g 15 Adds 16 Lines 6 _ HOROSCOPE !! E 1976 1 --.-- Monday, Dec. 6, 1976 46—Evenin9 Herald Sanford. Fl. 1 -- --.-'----.--.-.-- .... Voting booths k customers imide Sanford Civic Center as %ould-be Voiters �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl LI Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NA110N IN BRIEF S Judge For Cabinet Interviews OTHER RACES Voters were also going to the polls today in Winter Springs to select three councilmen; in Lake Mary to elect it mayor and three councilmen; and in Casselberry, where three council seats are up. Officials in all three cities reported a steady stream of voters this morning. Air Bag Decision Praised DETROIT (AP) - The nation's biggest auto companies praised the federal government's decision not to require air bags in new cars. Ralph Nader, a specialist in auto safety, criticized the decision. Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. announced Monday that passive restraint devices — of which air bags are the best known — would not be mandatory until the 1981 model year at the earliest. Nader said the decision "will doom thousands of Americans to needless death and injury on the highway." General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co., and Chrysler Corp. agreed ith Coleman that the air bag requirements should be put off for further testing. P wo It's check-in time at Sanford Civic Center as voters begin signing in. A steady stream of them was reported by officials this morning. Ff Earn Extra Mone WITH THE HIDDEN TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC, GARAGE OR CLOSET! Kissinger's 'Last Hurrah' WASHINGTON (AP,, — Henry Kissinger is carrying a message from President-elect Carter as he sets off for Brussels today on his "last hurrah" as secretary of state. The message, given to Kissinger by Carter in Plains, Ga., two weeks ago, pledges the new president's commitment to trans-Atlantic ties and the NATO alliance. New Jet Service Rate Okayed II TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The first passenger jet service by any intrastate airline in Florida has been cleared for take-off with Public Service Commission approval of a revolutionary" rate schedule. The commission on Monday gave temporary approval for the higher rates Air Florida wants to charge when it begins the service from 'Miami to Jacksonville, Tampa and Orlando in two weeks. Alter three months, the panel will hold a hearing before making a final decision on the rates. The use of jet aircraft does not require PSC approval. Eiening HciuJc. Tuesday. December 7, 1976—Vol. 49. No. 93 D.sIy and Sunday. oacyp Saturday and Ce'r,stmai Day DV ft Sanford Herald, . N Frtnch A. . Sanford. Fla 33111 SoCond Class PCIagI Pid at Sanford. Fl.,,di 127ii ''r . l.t-c,. 55 ,çqf $ilO 6 Mc.r' b' 10 8 0 t.jt In A 52 10 6 M.)nPP,i, 516 20. Ii Month Sfl 10. However, Hartwell indicated during a Monday hearing that he had serious doubts concerning whether Glenn could properly raise questions about the statute in a class action suit affecting all motorists. GREAT FINDS AND ADVtRTISE FOR "FOR SALE" IN OUR Suspect Held In Rape; CLASSIFIED AD YOU'RE SURE Victim Is Found Shot By BOB LLOYD Herald Stalf Writer Action Reports TO END UP Officers said the woman was in critical cofldjtionfowhours after she was found wounded and was being transferred from Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, to Florida Ho6pital South, at Orlando In other reports, sheriffs deputies said two juvenile boys - a Casselberry 13-year-old and a 17-year-old from Altmoote Springs - were 3rrested on burglary charges Monday night following a burglary at an apartment at (a-1.4i Apartments, on Dog rrack Road, near Longwood. Deputy Ron Gilbert reported wo citizens apprehended the v tl POCKETFUL FOR Property protected by permanent marking CAN BE TRACED! . OPERATION IDENTIFICATION OF EXTRA SPENDING MONEY FOR THE Six . MERCHANDISE ADS ONLY II-U11 LIMITED TO PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS Good Now Through Dec. 21 USE ONE SPACE FOR EACH LETTER. LEAVE ONE SPACE BLANK FOR SPACING BETWEEN WORDS, FOR INSTANCE: FOR SALE TWO GREEN LAMPS It's your serve... ---------------------------- MAIL OR DELIVER YOUR AD AND CHECK TO: THE March of Dimes -• L4 (4U,p,Iwy £LL p,*.,pU,,,(p Øc '- Evening LteiaId 300 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA., 32771 the suit could be considered a class action covering all speeders. "What about the expense to the taxpayers?" Hartwell asked. "[low in the world are we going to establish this class without going back and determining all those persons charged with going between 56 m.p.h. and 70 during the period?" However, Tallahassee Mike McDonald, representing Glenn, argued that it could be done by computers and that even those going above 70 m.p.h. would be affected since the amount of their fine might have depended on how much above the speed limit they were. "We are dealing with the ultimate question of power of the state. Whether the state can subject its people to illegal fines ar.d charges," McDonald said. While some judges declared the 55 m.p.h. speed limit illegal because it was first put into effect by administrative rule rather than 1gis1ative act, the current suit was the first attempt to have lint's returned on a hacj tatr.wir, Chief 1)) I ',, Named 1 Uonttuued from Page 1-A) country from trying to take over their little country. It was good war tactics, but I think it was a needless lo.s of many lives. And I don't think it was right for them to conic in the night and take Japanese living in America off to prison amps, either, after that happened. Jan flathel, 15 ,,ophomore: "All it was think it was cruel on their lKirt, because we werL-n prepared for it. I think we should have learned from TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Senate President Lew Brantley, being challenged by (liSSidCflts to give up some of his power, says mans' of the rules being proposed are inconsistent and would fail to broaden the leadership base The Senate Rules Committee was to have a Iengthy review of the 23 proposed rules today although no vote was to he taken. The Rules debate came as senators convened in Tallahassee for three days of interim couiiuittt't' hearings -, t' ,,• . its .wi__ VM . . I . - '-' -. 4 - - - ... - --' - -- - - - - - 7' . - - like that and wipe us over. But it showed that we could recover and come back a nd -- . . ,, - that to always be prepared have something so that if they do attack we have some way to stop them froin hurting more people. Emanuel Lester, 15 sophomore: "I think its a Our anned forces weren't up to par; we'd just let things slide. We tried to remain neutral and it got us into World War II. And it proves that the American people always have, and situ can, get together and war maneuver, it was a proper thing to do. But, I think it should teach us to stay alert. The country could be expecting about anything these days. I think something like that could happen again" 1-'— - . - : I 5All , _- --'-* '1 -Ie o-'. ot voop LOW BRIDGE' ' RELATIVELY . Ave , Massive crane makes it easy to hoist heavy loads of concrete to level of new bridge under construction over St. Johns River near Sanford. Bridge will replace old Osteen Bridge %hich was site of fatal accident a few years ago. - WILLIAM U.%IMINGS NORFOLK, Va. Na'. holler Technician Sevund Class illiani ('unuiiings. son of Mr. and btrs. J Wain Cu.rnniings of 1503 Mellouville A%t', Sanford, recentls returned from parBALTIMORE ( All)- A mis- tampering At a hearing t ici pation in the inarit ito, trial was declared today in the Monday, his $400,000 bail was portiun of tht- major N,.\Ti e x ercises 'Autuiin Forge political corruption trial of cut to $100,000 Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel The charge against Weikers IUtUAIII) %t. (;IFhtm. and four co-defendants on the was disclosed last Friday. At US RIVER.SIOE, CAl. grounds of publicity interfering the same tune the government r Force Staff Sgt Richard M with the sequestered jury. revealed that Charles K Ne sun of Mr and Mrs tsGiermt'k. US. District Judge John If. wender of Cinnaminson, N.J.. Mathew Gierniek of 102 Pratt said he granted the de- admitted that he had been hired Highland . l)eilar',, has fense motion reluctantly but to plant a story that the 90-day- graduated from the Strategic was convinced that events fol- old trial was fixed a move Air Nontuiiiiiiand lowing the disclosure last Fri- aimed at forcing a mistrial, coot in is 100 ed ii Eli c e r day of two alleged juror fix atThe jury wm sequestered Leadership School at March tempts had made it virtually Wednesday night after Pratt AFB, Calif f...._ C...t... impossible for Mandel and the ...l 'JCUL lL.I&&LrU ,)LleII 110111 others Lu get a fair trial. the panel because he allegedly P ra tt sa id that even t ho ugh was offered it bribe last Tuesthe j ur ors and alternates were day to hold out for a verdict of locked up be fore the two alleged innocent. jury tampering attempts were On Friday, two alternates disclosed, these procedures were dismissed after telling were appar en tly inadequate. Pratt they had learned of the Pratt said the U.S. Marshals purported bribe attempt. This Office, which is responsible for left 12 jurors and two alterkeeping the jury protected from nates. 11 after Pratt granted a outside influences, was serious- government request to drop the ly understaff ed. Th e judge said charge. Members of the US he tho ug ht there was a dist in ct attorney's office said, hot".er, probability that more jurors the case is not closed be exposed if the 90-dayMandel and codefendants W. old trial continued for the addi- Dale [less, Ernest N. Cory Jr. tional five-six weeks it had been and brothers William A. and Harry W. Rodgers III are acexpected to run. Defense attorneys for the five cused of participating in a defendants requested the ntis- scheme through which Mandel trial on Monday after it was received gifts and business indisëlosed that six jurors had terests in return for alleged efseen a television news report on forts to get the 1972 General the alleged jury tampering. Assembly to legislate benefit., A 67-year-old Baltimore for Marlboro Race Track, furniture salesman, Walter which the others secretly pur Weikers, was charged with jury chased on Dec. 31, 1971. - . .' - somebody's going to attack like that so we could stop people from being killed. And I think that we should for anything, and never sit kkck and just think you have it made." Martin Hess, 16, junior: "It proves that % e weren't ready for anything, really, - . Holted; Judge Declares Mistrial - _..t '%Zi , Armed Corruption Cas e Forces To Prison Panel Brantley: Rules Inconsistent work as a team to over. come any enemy and any foe to protect our way of life." Vanessa Lunsford, 15, sophomore: "1 think that it kind of should have been a warning to us that we should keep our armed forces strong, since someone could just come in asa big fuss over nothing. prove who was the better I mean, they were trying toman, so to speak." cc capture the Pacific, but all ennett, those people lost their sophomore: "Well, I t hi nk Lies Japan was a little e sho ul d have some kind t.uUfltr) Vying to act big I of way to know when Warns Drinkers TALLAhASSEE AP (.jO' Reubin Askew has appointed six members to the Prison Industry Commission, a panel created this year to supervise prison work programs. One panel member is Offender Rehabilitation Secretary Louie Wainwright. Named Monday were Herbert C. Beacham, Tallahassee, Honda A&M University Department of Industrial Edticat ion chairman Clarice Higgins, Daytona Beach, Volusia County vocational education director; John J. I hid i burg, Miami, Florida Power and Light Co executive vice president; Thomas Edward Bronson, Brooksville, Florida Mining and Materials Corp. president; Ralph ('ellon Jr., Alachua. cattleman; A. F. Mathias, I lames City, citrus grower association production manager. .. .v. Back On 1941 HOLIDAYS! HERE IS MY MESSAGE: speed limit could be enforced. lie said that any person convicted between December 1973 and that date should have his fines refunded and the points taken off his driving record. Hartwell gave attorneys until Dec. 27 to file additional briefs in the matter. A ruling in the case probably would not come until January. Asst. Atty. Gen. Tom Harris argued before Hartwell that the suit should be dismissed. He said Glenn had no standing to bring the action since he pleaded guilty to speeding in Levy County last April. Harris also said the state couldn't be sued because of the doetrine of sovereign Immunity, and he said the suit was improperly brought as a class action, Hartwell indicated he also had serious concerns about ',',ht'thpr m.p.h. Students Look 'I'AILA1lASSEE(AP) - Col. Eldrige Reach, Florida's Highway Patrol director, has warned holiday revelers that drinking increases the chances of dying in it traffic accident. 1k' said alcohol was a factor in 625 fatal accidents in 1975, more than any other contributing cause. fie reminded motorists Monday that state law requires them to submit to drinking tests '.' hen stopped on Suspicion of drunken driving WRITE YOUR OWN AD WARNING Glenn maintained in the suit that it was not until the legislature put the lower speed limit on the statute books last July that the 5.5 l{:'fIl1'l. MIAMI iATh - Some forecasters say Florida could be in for it colder winter than usual. But others say the state could have its seventh consecutive warmer-than-normal winter. "We have problems predicting for five days in advance, SO there's no way I'm going to try to predict what's going to happen this winter," said Elbert Hill. head forecaster for the National Weather Service here. But forecasters in Washington at the ' t'ather service's Long Range Prediction ruup say there is evidence that this will be it Coldf.'r t h;inaverage winter, in Florida and 11I1'l)l11l1(liit the lI)t1tli. Patrol HELP CU After the alleged victim had returned home, deputies said, the sheriff's office received a report of a shooting at the woman's residence and arrived to find the woman on floor of a bedroom. Deputies said the woman had been shot over the heart and that preliminary investigation ' indicated the wound was "sellinflicted." JACKSONVILLE AP - A Baltimore brain specialist is expected to examine brain tissue of Celia Cain, who died Saturday when life support systems were disconnected by court order. Medical examiner Peter Lipkovic said Monday that Dr. Richard Lindenberg will fly here Dec. 21 to make tests at the request of the Cain family. Mrs. Cain, 26, entered St. Vincent's Hospital Nov. 18 for it hysterectomy. Two (lays after the operation, she lapsed into a deep coma and Was placed on a respirator for two weeks. 11cr husband, Jerry Cain, filed suit in circuit court to have the respirator disconnected alter doctors told him she was medically dead. WITH A Gilbert said the 16-year-old was armed with a knife and was arrested on an armed burglary charge. Seminole sheriff's deputies said this morning that a * Fires year-old woman, allegedly The second youth was * Courts raped at Casselberry just after charged with burglary and midnight, was in critical criminal mischief. * Police Beat condition after receiving what mm=mmmmummod was tentatively termed a "selfBoth youths were turned over youths at the burglary scene to state authorities at the inflicted" gunshot wound, Deputies arrested Harold and held them until deputies Sanford Juvenile Detention Center, deputies said. Douglas Hicks, 27, of arrived. Casselberry, a short time after the alleged rape on a charge of involuntary sexual battery. p [licks was being held without bond in county jail. Investigators said the woman was examined at Seminole Memorial Hospital . following 1 the alleged assault and then -si'o CRIME gave investigators a taperecorded statement at the sheriff's office at Sanford. ...4v.. Glenn charged that his conviction for speeding was unconstitutional because the Department of Transportation did not ha', c authorit) I losr the speed Uniit simply by administrative Cold Winter For Florida? THEM Voter in Longwood checks in. Officials at city hall reported 322 ballots cast by 10:30 a.m. There are ,706 registered voters in the city, which is electing a Hartwell said such a suit would force the state to go to "an almost Inordinate expense and unreasonable difficulty" in identifying the thousands of persons affected. l.\ I.LAIIASSEE, Fla. (All) - Gay. Reuhin has assigned State Atty. Richard Ger.,,Ivin of Miami to Pensacola for the bombing trial of I(olan(lo Otero. t ero 's trial was transferred from Miami to Pensacola by Circuit Judge Lenore C. Nesbitt iii Miami )t era is charged with :19 counts, including attempted murder, arson, unlawful discharge of it destructive device and unlawful F)SS('St0ti of explosives ALL THOSE IN LONGWOOD JACKSONVILLE (AP) - The federal government tLse(l its own marijuana to try to make it appear someone committed a crime, claims an attorney representing Florida Circuit Judge Samuel S. Smith. The argument by I tarris Dittmar, as well as one of entrapment by attorney Walter Arnold for one of four other defendants, fell on deaf ears at Monday's preliminary hearing before U.S. Magistrate Harvey Schlesinger. Schlesinger ordered all the defendants tx)und over to a federal grand jury on charges of Conspiracy to distribute marijuana. He allowed them to remain free under existing $25,000 t)OfldS. Gerstein Assigned To Trial GATHER UP Court Quashes Busing Order WASHINGTON AP - Reps. Thomas P. O'Neill and Jim Wright, the two new Democratic leaders of the House, say their two goals are to get the jobless back to work and clean up the house's scandal-tarnished image. House Democrats caucused Monday and elected Wright of Texas as majority leader by a 148 to 147 vote, upsetting the favorite, Californian Phillip Burton. Big city mayors reportedly backed Wright. Among Defendants mit.'. Cain Family Calls Specialist IN SANFORD WASHINGTON 1 AP - Visiting Italian Premier Giulio Andreotti is getting a sneak preview of the Carter administration by meeting with vice-President-elect Walter F. Mondale and Cyrus Vance, nominated to be the new secretary of state. Andreotti, here on an official visit, was due to meet with the two today after arriving here Monday in a bid to reassure political and international financial leaders that his fivemonth-old government is able to cope with Italy's economic problems. Italy's economy is plagued by high inflation and unemployment and an added concern is a prospective hike next week in world oil prices. Priorities: Jobs, Image - S Italian Premier In Washington WASHINGTON i AP; — The Supreme court has pulled the reins in on federal courts in a decision that could drastically affect the pace and scope of school integration in major cities across the nation. The high court Monday struck down an order of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals designed to desegregate Austin. Tex., schools by busing up to 25,000 students. Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. said school officials cannot be held responsible for racial imbalances caused solely by a city's residential patterns. TALLAHASSEE AP( Was Florida's 55-nule-an-our speed limit improperly imposed for over two years? If so, should thousands of motorists be reimbursed for their fines? Leon Circuit Judge Donald Hartwell is pondering those (lu( s1ions in a suit brought by a Florida State University law student Richard Glenn, who claimed authorities had no right to uric him $ last April. Bound Over To Grand Jury PLAINS. Ga. 'ATh - President-elect Carter goes to Atlanta today for the first of a series of trips to interview prospective cabinet members. Carter will use the privacy of the governor's mansion he once occupied to conduct the interviews today and Wednesday lie will continue the interviews when he visits Washington on Thursday and Friday 1916-3A Did State Go Too Fa$t With 55-Mph Law? FLORIDA IN BRIEF THE Carter Off To AIanta Tuesday, Dec. 7, �Evening Herald Florida Treasurer 13111 Gunter is up in arms because the state Department of General Services .;tsN. FkEN'II AVE,. S.\NFOR[), FI.A t:i Area Code :tIl5.22.26l I or 831-999:1 vants to spend $185,000 of the taxpayers' money on hallway furniture for the new fl-story Capitol. Gunter, in a shameless display of fiscal responsibility, has urged the Cabinet to cut that figure to $127,000 by mandating the purchase of a "secondary line" of furniture. Actually, the DGS had wanted to spend $261,000 on the plush goodies, but after its announcement to that effect, the resulting howl of outrage prompted the agency to submit a revised plan which would Around Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1976-4A W\VNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN If. OSIIRIN, Editor JOSEPH D VAN }3RACKIJ-:. Advertising Director 9 Hmt' Dtliver% Wttk, 3 (Tots: Month, $2 40; 6 Months, $14 20, Year. S23 40, lh Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All o ther mail Month. $270; 6 Months, $L620; 12 Months, $32.40 _ _ The Clock Us AUI)IE MI:RPUV According to news reports, the Initial shopping list included such items as $.,000 sofas and $115 ash tray-trash can combinations. nd the DGS reportedly says the revised proposal calls for buying furniture of the same quality: it seems the agency forgot to take into consideration the savings that would be incurred You could say that the decision of the congregation of the Plains Baptist Church didn't mean as much as it appeared to mean. RAY CROMLEY U Carter' s Defense Palestinians Order Alert 47 t; Old H r19 -- ~ at that much. Publicity and the fact that President- proposals in the months before election gives a elect Jimmy Carter is a member of the church probablydistorted the result. different picture. What emerged was this clear concept: Carter would eliminate or reduce some programs, sensationally perhaps, but increase others. In the end we'd have a Pentagon, and a defense budget not much different from what we've had in the post -Vietnam war years. Interestingly too, Barry' M. Blechman. of the Brookings Institution, has been mentioned as a prominent defense adviser. The implication has been that this foretells a reduction in defense. Thus reasoning, it seems, is based on the fact that a number of studies from that venerable institution, where Blechman Is a sort of defense coordinator, seemed to stress the need and possibility of overall defense cuts. But the vote is still significant. The racial lockout rule has been changed. To Northerners it may seem to have been an outlandish rule but it was on the books. It had to be removed before any progress toward brotherhood could be made. The change has been made by the people themselves under the leadership of one of their own not imposed by Yankees or the National Guard. -- Th e participants saw it as a significant event, They were deeply moved. That is the best evidence that it was important. Does Food T - The nation is moving, slowly and reluctantly to be sure, toward fulfillment of our national ideals. The deeply divided congregation of the Plains B ptist ch ur ch has taken one significant step toward that fulfillment, - .- ( I)O. , ( :'' ". buying enough In 1q77 to bolster the currentk depressed price for farmers. pRU1NING cRVi' '. I Gymnast Olga Korbut They predict that U.S. wheat storage, alreaii the largest since the l960s, could grow to almos a billion bushels by next June. Nevertheless, the United States, Canada and, to a lesser extent, Australia remain the world's only producers of surplus grain ia fact which continues to be staunchly ignored by ft.' proponents of Socialist economies). Thus one or two disastrous growing seasons the developing world could revive the ten k, "Relax, of course I know what I'm doing!" JOHN CU NNIFF Prepares For Marriage ST. LOUIS AP Everybody's darling of the uneven parallel bars, Russian gymnast Olga Korbut, apparently is getting ready to settle down to married life. Miss Korbut, 21, bought a wedding dress at a nearby J.C. Penney store over the weekend and indicated she would be married next year in Russia, said Edna Welch, the store's bridal consulta nt. Asked whom she would marry, the gold medal winner in the 1972 Olympics, said only, "A boy." Miss Korbut was in St. Louis to perform in an exhibition with other Soviet gymnasts. - porarily abated controversy over the extent of Carter S - Hig h the moral obligation of Americans to feed ftp' world's starving and, If necessary, to lower their own standards of living to do so. ( Noted British economist Barbara Ward Both these situations have been develuping for recently pointed out that a least une-illird uf tht. years but haven't been dealt with adequately in increased world demand for food in the past 1 previous administrations. years has conic from North Americans, One factor sometimes cited as leading to teen- Europeans and Russians eating steadily more' age unemployment is a minimum wage rate of high-protein food. Grain is fed to animals and $2.30•an hour. Small business people everywhere poultry and eaten as steaks and eggs. The dress cost $177. She also bought a $55 In real energy terms, she says, this is about have complained that they cannot afford to train unskilled workers at that rate, only to lose them five Woes more wasteful than eating grain Itself The result is an average American diet of nearl:.a when the apprenticeships are completed. 2,000 pounds of grain a year, compared to Advisers to the presidentelect are fully aware 400 pounds for the average person in Indi,t of the difficulty involved in reducing unemThe implication of this and striular ployment sharply through the use of fiscal measures alone, and therefore are advising statements Is that if the people of the richer countries used less grain specific action against specific job problems. largely by reducin g the Not everyone believes the goal will require the consumption of livestock products such special measures. One business economist, poorer people of the world would be better fed fingertip veil and paid for the purchases with three $l() bills, store employes said. ,71 Gunter: Cut Furniture Spending 1'ALLA}j,.ssEF; ,'P Treasurer Bill Gunter has urged the Cabinet to cut - $55,0(X) off the price of ash urns, sofas and other hallway furnishings planned for the new Capitol. - somewhat conservative, is telling clients that With the Cabinet slated to 'ote on the matter today, Gunter distributed a letter Monday in which he tirged his colleagues to spend 5127,(w for a secondary line instead of the Such a conclusion is "clearly incurred, real growth of just 5 per cent is sufficient to meet contends D. Gale Johnson, provost of the I Carter's goals. University of Chicago and professor of In contrast, however, another cites what has economics. Those who advocate reducing grain con come to be called Okun's law, so-named for Arthur Okun, chairman of the Council of sumption in high-income countries fail to un Economic Advisers under President Johnson. derstand the close connections between demand and supply affecting food production, he says Okun's law postulates a reduction in unem is simply not possible to reduce demand and ployment by one-third the difference between the Product assume that supply will remain the same." rate of growth of real Gross . . PEOPLE prospect of the So%iet Union or any other countr,, at the relative effeciveness of air power, air Some independent economists here say they defenses and of armor and anti-tank defenses. too have serious doubts, citing among other facThe order by Transportation Secretary William Coleman for U.S. airlines to initiate procedures to cut jet noises by up to 50 Here they are talking, however, not about tors the rising number of women seeking jobs decreased defense spending but about shifts In and the perniciousness of teen-age unemper cent by 1965 is encouraging to neighbors of airports. emphasis. ploYuient. But some industry spokesmen are skeptical. For in their conclusion, Blechman and his Both these facto" are symptoms of persistent The retrofitted or new engines mandated by Coleman, they associates say "it must be recognized that the underlying changes in the nature of the labor say, will have an effect noticeable only to "a very discerning process of reducing the share of U.S. resources force that are unlikely to respond sharply or ear." And the modifications in engines and in landing and devoted to defense has more or less run its immediately to temporary fiscal stimulus, such takeoff procedures designed to reduce noise will be expensive, course. Additional savings are possible in some as a tax cut. areas, but other sectors of the defense budget The estimated $8 billion total cost presumably will be paid Changing mores, and to a great extent the need should receive more emphasis. In general, this for additional family income, are behind the rise by airline passengers, although Coleman put off until Dec. 1 a means that defense spending will have to in- in the number of women seeking Jobs. Ironically, hearing to consider methods of meeting the bill, crease in re-al terms for at least the next five as the economy improves it is possible that even Despite the doubts, Coleman's action Is a positive step years, but probably more slowly than the ex- more women will seek jobs. forward. President Ford had pledged during the recent election pected growth in national output." campaign to move against airport noise, acknowledging the The explosive teen-age unemployment rate of ThiS is not all. The group headed by 19 per cent, and much higher than that for black emotional complaints of people under traffic patterns. Belchman goes on to say "Military powerconcon- teen-agers, represents a grave mismatch of Mr. Ford and his administration are limited during tinues play an important part in world affairs' individual abilities and employer needs. remainder of his term in office in their choice of initiatives. . . - — :;~_ \ ~ C' . The Coleman directive may be one of the most welcome and productive. ( // L.sD the Ford administration found Itself receiving The Blechman team considers in some detail very low marks and losing votes as well, the need to shift this country's defense emphasis, Ford shot for a Jobless rate of under 7 per ient taking forces from the Pacific, for example, in by the end of 1976 and missed the target by more order to beef up our posture in the than a full percentage point, assuming the 8.1 Mediterranean, Western Europe and other November Jobless rates continue into December, Atlantic areas. They advocate a review of U.S. The president-elect's goal Is for a reduction of military doctrine with the argument that "technological advances in military hardware 1.5 per cent in that jobless rate by the end of the year of his leadership, a goal he admits are making many traditional questionable." They say we need to look sharply might be difficult to achieve. Mufflin g J e f fs40 s - _.- But Blechman, along with colleagues Robert NEW YORK f AP i — Jimmy Carter hai set a Bergman, ,Martin Binkin and Robert Weinland, has Just written a defense chapter in a new precise job goal that, in effect, provides everyone with a scorecard to measure his adBrookings publication. ministration's performance in one of the most Here he and his associates are projecting the sensitive areas of the economy. necessity of an increase not a decrease in Having established a similarly precise goal, defense dollars for the years just ahead. Among the other dramatic memories of recent We seem to be in a period of remission from what could yet be mankind's terminal illnes uncontrolled population growth, with accompanying widespread and chronic starvation While world population is far from stabilized, growth rates have been declining in the wi derdeveloped countries and experts are revising their former projections that the number of people on the globe will double by the year 2000, As for food, the United States is "awash in an ocean of excess wheat," say Department of Agriculture economists, and they see little ' - 0 Production'? 'c3 \ . '' TO)KYO APi Prime Minister Takeo Miki maneuvered t(xlav to hold on to his jot) despite the Liberal-Den1)0rat Ic party's setback in Sunday's parliamentary election . 'l'he Con. servat lye partythat has ruled Japan for 21 years was able to put together a paperthin majority of unIv three votes in the lower hOtLSe of the Diet ( parliament) elected Sunday, and Miki was under heavy pressure from former Deputy Prime Minister Takeo I'ukuda to let Fukuda take over. higher quality merchandise selected by the Department rnt'nt of General Services. The Cabinet was also (lUe to consider the purchase of endangered areas in Collier, Franklin and Escambia ('oun lies for it total $8.7 million. National From 1968 through 1971, in fact, producers in and the 4 per cent rate at which real GNP roust grow to accommodate expansion of the labor the major exporting countries were restricting grain production because there was not enough force. demand for grain at acceptable prices. It If this "law" holds true in 1977 and it did domest ic use of grain had been reduced, mouth incidentally, in 1976 it would indicate a growth less would have been invested in agricultural rote of 8.5 per cent if Carter's goal were to be research and the production capacity of the achieved. Almost nobody is anticipating such a major exporting countries would be much loser growth rate. today than it actually is, Godfrey Gets Checkup - CHICAGO "national security," secrets are not so well kept after all. They have he conceded, and therefore are top secret. been stored in safes which are left open and In his memo, Lyon suggests a "security strewn on desks overnight for all to see. monitoring system" to prevent foreign spies as The careless security at the Energy Research well as common thieves from stealing highly and Development Administration (ERDA) is classified nuclear information, revealed In an internal memorandum intended Inside sources have told us ERDA Is an for official eyes only. The ERDA memo agency that foreign agents would like to indeclares: filtrate, Lyon admitted there have been cases of "The number of incident involving the failure employees havingpersonal items, such as of ERDA staff to' provide physical protection for purses, stolen. Some sticky-fingered people, it restricted data and other classified matter appears, are roaming ERDA's halls. within headquarters offices is 'considerably Footnote: When we notified the Joint Cornbeyond tolerable levels. ." mnittee on Atomic Energy, they thought the In 1975, according to the memo, there were 85 situation was serious, enough to demand a full "security Infractions" at ERDA headquarters in report from ERDA. The agency intends to Washington. For the first three-quarters of 1976, provide details to th e congressional panel as there were 69 infractions, an increase of seven 'soon as sslbIe. over the corresponding figure for last year. McCARTHYISM REVISITED: The State "From an analysis of the records," the Dept., following pressure from the repressive memo states, "it appears that the current trend Indonesian government, denied a U.S. travel is due to the absence, or lax enforcement, of visa to a prominent British citizen who briefly established security monitoring systems within was a Commwuist 30 years ago. the divisions-offices incurring the bulk of the The victim of this updated "McCathyism" is Infractions." Carmel Budiardjo, a well-known Indonesian H.E. Lyon, the ERDA security chief who expert on human rights. Part of her expertise' wrote the memo, told our associate Marc comes from painful personal experience. She Smolonsky the infractions did not Involve lost or spent three year without trial in Indonesian Jails, stolen material. He insisted they were not Her husband, a Conijnij st , was imprisoned for , "I just had if few days off and decided to see my friend, Dr .Newman," said Godfrey, 73, on Monday, referring to gast roi mutest ma I specialist I)r. Edward Newman of Chicago. The hospital listed the radio arid television x'rsonality in good condition lie checked in L I # ~s I'., f,,,~ ,, ZZ40*Z1, io serious. The atomic .eapumis do'un''iits in BA's Glenn Opposes Amnesty - for fear it would delay a purely private visit to th e United Slates. MELCHER MIFFED: Rep, John Melcher, D. Mont., Is still miffed over the seedy trick pulled - ... Monday. ''The president-elect is going farther than that...," said he is concerned about handling deserters under such a program. "What if we Glenn get into war again?" he asked. "I have a problem in my mind with deserters, particula ny those that were in Cofflt)at. - Carter, meeting briefly with reporters in Plains, Ga., on Monday, took pains to keep open all his options for stimulating the cr000my. lie disagreed with the Sunday statement by his designated director of the Office of Management and Budget, 'lhonias H. "Bert" Lance, who called a tax cut "almost a certainty.'' "I'll be consulting with my economic advisers and also with congressional leaders before I make any decision. It will be a joint decision ...," Carter said. The reaction of congressional leaders to the tax cut talk has been generally cool. Rep. Al human, 0-Ore., chairman of the tax writing House Ways and Means committee, reiterated on Monday his contention that a general tax cut would be an ineffective way to stimulate the eeconomy-. "It is a terribly Inefficient way of doing it," Ullman said. lie said tie favors instead a jobs program with an emphasis on stimulating investment. Lance, meanwhile, was showing that he had quickly discovered Who sets the policy in the Carter administration, On Sunday, in addition to saying that the tax cut was almost certain to be the means chosen for spurring the economy, he also expressed doubt that unemployment could be reduced by 1.5 per cent. After hearing what Carter had to say in Plains Monday morning, Lance quickly revised his opinions for an appearance before a business group in New York. The tax cut was only a "leading option," and not almost a certainty, he said. lie also changed his view about the lowering of unemployment levels to coincide with Carter's determination to drop them from the current 8.1 per cent to 6.6 per cent In 1977. "1 think the goal can be attained," he said. L'ne said there was no doubt that the economic slump has become another recession. As he said that, the Commerce Department released some figures giving little hope For improvement. The department said that a long-awaited spurt in capital spending by business is still at least six months off. cuing straight to hell." Billy Carter lost Monday in his second bid to become mayor of this little but now famous village, and his brother, the President-elect of the United States, worried, '1 think I cost him the election." Brother Billy was beaten 90 to 71 in Monday's election, losing to Al,. Blanton, the incumbent mayor. Blanton also is an air traffic controller in nearby Albany and is Plains' partttme barber. "People of Plains probably think they've got enough ('arters winning elections," said the ['resident-elect as he arrived at a win-or-lose beer party celebration. The winor-lose celebration, which turned out to be a lose celebration, was held at Billy's service station, next to city- hall where the votes were counted. "We've got a state senator Hugh Carter Sr.,) and a president and I think that the folks Just thought that a iriayor on to if all that would bs' Ii much,'' Jimmy- - VA.S1iINGTON I APi Employers do not have to cover pregnancy--related costs in their health plans for employes, ployes, the Supreme WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8 Altamonte Springs Woman's Club, home of Mrs. Robert liattaway, 618 Red Sail Lone, Hidden Estates, 11 am. Christmas Party. Bring gifts for Seminole Youth and other benefits for pregnant women if they provide such benefits for o ther disab The opinion, on, written lis Justice William H h(ehnquist. reversed a ruling by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in favor of 43 women employ-es of GE who work in Building. "... by- excluding pregnancyfrom its disability' in.sur once program The decision strikes a policy of the Equal F;niiloviiient Opportunity ('onunission. which said GE and other employers roust provide for sick leave Through Friday. Fhtl[).-%Y, DECEMBER 10 Rummage and Bake Sale sponsored by Lake Brantley Band Boosters rSSfl,, interstate Mall, during regular mall hours. Through Sunday. Free Dogwood and Bald Cypress seedlings, Forrest Greene Inc., Realtor, 106 Forest Ave., Altamonte Springs, 9 am. to 5 p.m. Through Saturday. NUAR Sallie Harrison Chapter, 2:30 p.m.. home of Mrs. Belle Jennings, 1702 Park Ave., Sanford. Mrs. William Leahy, co-hostess. William J Brennan Jr.. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8 p.m. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434, 'm'AC's Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, which Is company financed rather than in.sured, "does not exclude anyone from benefit eligibility- because of gender but merely removes one physical condition pregnancy from the list of compensable dsbilitie - VV EAT H ER La Leche League Sanford Chapter, 8p.m., 113 Crystal Dr., Loch Arbor, Sanford. Open to all women interested in learning more about or promoting brea.stfeeding. White elephant We to benefit Central Florida Zoo, 9 a.m. to 4 pm. Four Townes Shopping Center, Orange City. ihurgood Marshall and John Paul Stevens dissented. The court's majority opinion said the GE plan. [larrs A. Blackman con- ' Diet Workshop, Montgomery Ward Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs, 10 am. and 7 p.m. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and 6 p.m., St. Augustine Church, Button and Sunset, Casselberry. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m. eurred in part. Justices class action swt on bt'half - 710 F Rollins. Seminole County Young Rtpubiican annual Christ['arty, 8 p.m., Marbey-a Apartment (lubhou.s. AthnLssl.in an unwrapped toy for an under; r',il .gt h: .f moos SATURDAY, DEcEMHF;1t 11 Piano workshop, 10 30 a ill. ' master . :: . FlU Iliusic rehearsal halt. Featuredarto,t Joti P'rr teacher at U. of Texas. $10 for adults. $4, student ,.... - - . :' EVff It Maitland Junior High Orchestra in concert. 7:30 pmn. Maitland Public Library. Sanford Cisitan, 7:15 am., Buck's. covers some risks but excludes others," the high court said. There is no risk from which men are protected and women are not. Likewise, there is no risk from which women are protected and men are not." Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and Justices Potter Stewart, Byron R. White and Lewis F Powell Jr joined in Rehnquist's majority opinion. Justice 5 a.m. readings: temperature ethics in the wake of disclosures that sonic congressniiern have ermiIght low 60. accepted cash and gifts from persons with alleged ties to the 62. Barometric pre s 29.94. sure: South Korean government Burton, showing no outward disappointment at his narrow R&'latise humidity: 98 per cent. defeat, told reporters he thinks O'Neill and Wright will make a Rainfall: .20 Inch. Winds: calm. O cca sion a l rain ending fine team and said he will try now to be :;elected Democratic whip, tonight and becoming cooler. a post now held by John J. McFall of California. and cool Mostlywind', The whip is appointed by the speaker, but a propo sal before the I.ows In the low Weduesdas I)ernnocratic caucus later this week would put the job up for sos, liigks in the low 60s. Winds election southeast I0-15 mph. Rep. Thomas Foley, 1)-Wash., chairman of the house AgriculwF:l)sFsl),\'s TItlES lure Conuiiittee, was elected chairman of the caucus to succeed flay tuna Beach: high 8:42 Burton, who did not seek re-election. Foley defeated Rep Shirley a.m., 9:00 p.m., low 2:05 am.. Chisholm of New York, 194 to 96. 2:43 p.m If Johnson takes it, Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona, eriviPort ('anaser-al' high 8:29 runiiientalist and candidate for the Demut-ratic presidential a.m.. pun low 1:57 am., nomination this year, will be in line to become chairman of the 2:25 p.m Interior Committee Bay port: high 1:12 am., 2:55 p.m., low 8:21 am.. 8:18 p.m. vacation, S. Oak. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee surance package which Electric Co. did not violate the fedora! Civil Rights Act ac to wor Wright also said he will strive to restore the ''pinnacle of respect" he said the house deserves. O'Neill reiterated to reporters his plan to set up a special committee to stiffen [louse I , Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Altamonte Spritgs Garden Club Christmas party, 6:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Dinner and musical program. Florida Nurses Assn. District 37 Christmas party, I p in., County Health Center, 300 S. French Ave. Bring gift fr Salvation Army. Bazaar, food and plant sale, starts 9 a.m., First Christian Church educational building, Sanford Avenue and Rosalia. Sponsored by Circle No. 2. Through Saturlay. Sanford AA, 6 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., May-fair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, SR of moore than 100,000 female employes of GE, "The plan, in effect is nothing more than an in- Court ruled today. In a 6-3 decision, the court said the General oye I'! your. 90109 away 00 0 long trip or Sanford . Seminole Jaycettes, 7:30 p.m Jaycee building. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club. 309 Berg, Mrs. Jane Christopher or Mrs. Ruth Layo. Pregnancy Ruling mass transit in the nation's cities. Althcugh O'Neill declared strict neutrality in the four-noon fight Although for Democratic leader, congressmen close to him and other plants it Richmond. c-andidates circulatesl word that O'Neill could accept 411)0110 Portsmouth and Salem, except Burton, his reputed rival for po wer. Tex,i-'t Wright was chairman chairan of the task force that created House and Tell ('it',. Ind., and Democrats' jobs program in the last Congress. After his election Philadelphia u majority leader, Wright told his party colleagues they must The ihomen had filed a produce legislation ''that will lift this country out 'if the slough (if ~ ~ Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist Church. Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn I. "I see Plains going straight to hell," Billy Carter said in the glare of television lights. "With everything that'; going on here, I surely (1(1," recession." O'Neill told them, ''It is our responsibility to put the unem Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and 1.1gM, Sanford. Seminole lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn North, SR 434 and 1-I. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony Longwood Tourist Club Christmas dinner, noon, Quality Inn North. Reservations by Dec. 7 with Mrs. Karl Now, say's Billy Carter, without Billy Carter as mayor, the defeated candidate may build a house in the woods outside town to escape the peering tourists and creeping urban congestion. 'New York City' Mayor or Abraham I). Beanie repo reportedly collected otes for Wright return for Wright's leadership role in winning congressional support of mass transit money and New York City ,iitl. Other mayors, including Chicago's Richard Daley, urged Wright's election largely for his leadership in boosting fund.s for Bear Lake Elementary School P'I'A, 7:30 p.m., multi- purpose room. "I think it's tough to win with a brother who's president. I think I cost him the election. He would have made a great mayor." The President-elect's brother was not noticeably gracious in defeat. House Democrats caucused Monday and elected Wright of Texas as majority leader by a 148 to 147 vote, upsetting the (as-orite, Californian Phillip Burton. Big-city mayors reportedlybacked Wright. O'Neill of Massachusetts was nominated speaker by the Eocrats k'm by acclamation, tantamount to his ek'ction when Congress convenes Jan. 4. p.m., Longwood library building. Carter said, then, brother Billy campaigned this time on a platform that promised to try to preserve. Plains' character and protect it from too much commercialization caused by brother Jimmy's success. - TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7 lAug w ood Civic League. Christmas program 710 Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. THURSDAY, DECEMBER "Saturday, Sunday, Monday," Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, 8:30 p.m. iThrough Billy lost to Blanton by four votes for the $50-a-month WA WASHINGTON I APi Reps. Thoina P. O'Neill and Jim Wright, the two new Democratic leaders of the House, say' their two goals are to get the jobless back to work and clean up the House's scandal-tarnished image. —Je. Civic ('enter. job two years ago. Whatever the campaign issues were New L eaders OUS Clean H e, Press Jobs 0 Sanford Sertomna, noon, Sanford Sheraton, SR 46. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., the Caboose. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., • . • I -, CALENDAR Ranch and exceptional children at Rosenwald school. Bridge and Canasta hosted by Social Department of Sanford Woman's Club, 1 n.m., 309 S. Oak Ave. i immy: 'I Think I Cos t Billy The Election PLAINS, ( a. I Al' Without hilly- Carter as mayor, says hilly Carter, the little crossroads town of Plains "is Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1176—S - i R Gordon Briiton I. F 0 I R obert I Sr' ',ton LFO 1, 0 R Smin, Sr Managor 119 COMBINED YEARS I 1* Turner 1, Croft. Sr Mort ( ! OF DEDICATED SERVICE ' When Service Matters , -P iii~ o ! Georg. Soutrttrd Mortician BRISSON FUNERAL HOME -Ald' 4 Oldest Funeral Home in Seminole County F irs! ES?ab(IS!'ed n 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida - ARRIIE AÜE O k Rav Slaton Mogl,(,ln 'H5 —_ ____ . 322-213 JJ THE WaldheimRe-Elected UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. the 15-nation council on the see- 10 (AP) Kurt Waldheim was me' ond ballot. elected secretary-general of the On the first ballot, he was yeUnited Nations today. For the 57-year-old toed by the Chinese who cast The vole The overcrowded conditions worsened about 15 months ago, Prison Bureau officials told us, largely due to the "baby boom" of the last generation: This resulted In an increase in the number of people of the '('rime-prone" u' AP) presidential running mate, says he is opposed to the president-elect's profxise(I amnesty for draft evaders and deserters. "I personally felt that the OpI.X)rtunitv President Ford gave to those affected was adequate," Glenn told a news conference In Toronto, Mrs. Budiardjo said she neglected inmate. to list the membership on her 1974 application Ohio U.S Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, one of several persons once considered as Jimmy Carter's viceCOLUMBUS, ' ' . Budiardjo had visited the United States earlier over the week('n(i ' . I Ilospita I getting his yearly checkup. and had planned to lecture on human rights here on him In his race for the Senate by Sens. hlt'nry this fall. But we've learned, during a hearing last Beilmon and Dewey Bartlett, both Oklahoma year at which she was testifying on repression. Republicans. she was baited by former Rep. Wayne hay's, Ohio. The two Oklahoma senators used official11,03, then a power on a congressional looking Senate Interior Committee stationery to subcommittee which 'controls State Dept. Funds, beat the drums for Melcher's Republican opponent. Worse yet, such Democratic stalwart as forced an admission from Budiardjo that she had been a Communist from 1946 to 1948 while living Sen. Lee Metcalf, D-Mont,, a close Melcher friend, and Sen. Henry Jackson, 0-Wash., were 'in Britain. listed on the letterhead. Shortly thereafter, the State Dept ordered Budlardjo to return the U.S. travel visa. When The letter falsely suggested that the whole she asked for another one this summer, the stiff- Interior Committee De , mo cr at and Republican necked bureaucrats first stalled, then turned her alike, was opposed to Melcher's candidacy, Tht) down flat on the grounds that she had failed to political cheap Shot failed. Melcher won by 64 per admit her political background when she applied cent. H e'll now for a visa in 1974. Join his tormentors, Bellinon and Bartlett,10 the Senate, A State Dept. spokesman admitted to us that PACKED PRISONS: Federal prisons have Indonesian officials had quietly Intervened in the Budiardjà case. He insisted, though, that neither become so crowded they no longer meet the the pres,sure no her brief fling with Cinunisn UuinifliUm standards set by the United Nations. According 'to Statistics by had anything to do with State's dnjal of the U. S. Bureau of her The denial, said the spokesman, was strictly due Prisons, the 37 federal penal Institutions are to her "misrepresentation" on overcrowded by an average of 21 per cent. Often, the ea.rller two mn are packed Into a application. cell meant for one . All) Arthur (',(xlfrev, a recovered cancer patient, is in Michael Reese JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON— The nation's best-dept custody, however, involve YA KNOW WASHINGTON (AP) President-elect Carter says he wants to consult with congressional leaders before deciding on any tax cut to swwlate the economy, but one of those legislators is already saying that such a measure would not be enough. '• Nuclear Secrets Are Loosely Guarded BERRY'S WORLD Top House Taxwnter Balks At Effectiveness Of Cut - Aid Deter / . Miki Trying To Hold Job (/f' . - DON OAKLEY - . ., WASHINGTON President-elect Jimiv) Carter could turn out to be a big defense spender. That's certainly not what seemed to come out during his campaign for the White house. Mr. Carter talked repeatedly about cuts he planned. But even while Candidate Carter was making sensational generalized promises of major overall slashes in defense, and giving speeches w hich led audiences from California o the East Coast to believe he would wield the knife with some abandon once he became Commander in Chief, a careful analysis of spe cific Carter '. IIEIRIJ'l', Lebanon (API Palest'riian leaders ordered their guerrillas on a nlaximuni war alert along the LebaneseIsraeli border today, charging that Israeli forces were prepa ring to invade southern Lebanon" land and sea. A Palestinian spokesman said joint forces of guerrillas and leftist Lebanese Moslems were deployed at strategic X)SitiOfls a buga 30-Mile stretch of the Lebanese coast north of the Israeli frontier. There was ni) 'om nu'nt from Israel. ~V ,~~ @_ i :\ Along Israeli Border * I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 111111111111111 WORLD IN BRIEF It's just too bad that jewel-encrusted snuff boxes are no longer the rage: those little accessories so well reflected the style of the court of Louis XIV. Now those were politicians who knew how to live. V /J p.-:1u4t l King probably won't try to join. If he does, he probably won't be admitted. Local blacks probably won't try to join either. They have their own black Baptist church. The 124 to 66 vote probably does not indicate that there is a majority in the congregation in favor of real change. Minds probably haven't changed . Perhaps what the state should do is commission an interior designer from Paris to deck out the Capitol in the fashion to which the bureaucrats are accustomed. And why stop with furniture? It would be simple 4 enough for lawmakers to authorize a substantiai clothing allowance for themselves which would guarantee that legislators and state employes stay in the latest fashions. (tTS a j The congregation's decision, by a vote of 124 to 66, o pe ned the doors of church membership to "all people who want to worship Jesus Christ," subject to screening of applicants by a "watchcarc cornmittee" composed of the pastor and four deacons. - 'i bureaucrat had to chat with a lobbyist on a tacky, $l,000 sofa? Or the chagrin Ofa lawmaker, just back from a junket in the Soviet Union, who had to deposit the stub of his Havana cigar in a gauche, fifty-dollar ash tray? Horrors. Gunter's recommendation that the state pw-. chase a secondary line of hallway furniture reflects an unhealthy obsession with cost-cutting. I The Rev. Clennon King, who had applied for membership in the church, is not even a resident of Plains, He is a self-styled minister who is a former mental patient and an ex-convict. He applied for membership only to test the congregation's 1965 rule excluding "Negroes and civil rights agitators" from membership. years in the often violent transition of the South is this gentle vignette Rosalynn Carter softly weeping as she left the Plains church in the rain. Ike: you are only as prosperous as you look. And I suppose an argument can be made for that position. For instance, if an Arab sheik were to visit Florida's new Capitol to discuss opening up a chain of fast-food restaurants, Florida's bureaucrats would want to undertake the negotiations in a suitable atmosphere. They would want the Capitol to project an image of uniform prosperity with no hints of crude economizing to mar that facade. And we must not forget the day-to-day activities in the Capitol, which often center around impromptu discussions in hallways. Can you imagine the resulting humiliation if a ' trifling $185,000. The Cabinet Is scheduled to vote on the matter today. ~ 11 ~ Nation Is Moving Towards Its Dream via the bidding process. Are we Floridians not fortunate to have such public servants as make up the DGS? They seem to have firmly grasped the latest trend in political science: government through conspicuous consumption. In adopting that theory, the DGS staffers seems to be taking the line of Glenn Turner and Reverend - - Austrian was 14-0 with one at), - stention. _, altUa'inii ss,i,-, r'' - t'". ti their vote for a Third World candidate, Lois Echeverria, frtt:'r ,!s' x1carI frt'ilrst POUCE1 NOTIFY HWU STOP CR• I G,".s'n' t L,A,,,,,, , V- ' " DAYS TO CHRISTMAS FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * - ` IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CJ i tJfW GtI IDEAS Vt 8 SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND 'SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 1111111111111111111 'I �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tutiday, Dec. 7, 197 Legal Notice ~ . - , ~ — * 0ii , ~, I .. BUSINESS - -~~ -. . -14 -..., --- - 7 ....--~-4%;.r --W~ -.~,- . J. -.:. . - -* -~ t1L.Si.g P - IN BRIEF - . .'-.-.-,, - --. ..#_ ..-. .-... .4 , -APP '; . _.%._ Farm Work Survey Slated ' Information about farm work done for pay during the past year and about migratory farm work will be collected by the Bureau of the Census in this area according to Thomas W. Mcwhirter, director of the bureau's regional office in Atlanta. Interviewers will visit a sample of households during the week of Dec. 13. 7 = . ___________________________ . r. _ . '. -i-'.. Flu Helps Canned Juicers Cold and flu season demand for Florida's canned and reconstituted grapefruit juice is so heavy that state warehouse inventory has been reduced 32 per cent under last season at this time, United Growers and Shippers Assn, of Orlando has reported. Tyre Quits Sun Bank ii, $13 Million Farm Sales iF i Market value of all agricultural products sold by the 419 farms in Seminole County in 1974 amounted to $13,052,000, according to a preliminary report of the 1974 census of Agriculture. so John E. Polk, Execution Sheriff Seminole County, Flor ida Publish Dec. 7. LI. 21, 26, 1976 DEC 23 DeL and Firm Wins Pact NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter 86509, Florida Statvte's.wiIl register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, nand for Seminole County, Florida. upon receipt of proof of the Publication of this notice, the tic titiousname, to wit. THE SIGN KING under which we are engaged n business at 100 Highway 17 92. Longwood.Florida 32750 That the parties interested in said business enterprise are as follows Forrest C. Brown. Jr. Norma J Brown Postal Interviews Coming Some residents of Seminole County will be interviewed as part of a U.S. Postal Service study to determine how well they are being served by the mail service. Want to Know "What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald SEMINOLE SERENITY 41111 111110"111111 00% Oom%W00%00%0 ('apturt' oil liltii (lUCkS lounging on an Altamonte Springs lake. Then snap the shutter on boats docked at Lake Monroe, Sanford. Put them together and you have a typical Seminole scene, as illustrated by Herald stall photographer Rick Wells. - HOSPITAL NOTES I STROKES .. I "~./-n~ t'.", 46 I..~~ I " J. r' L ''I '' . I, .Ii.V 11"xW4 -.,:~;.. 4 ..^"& -4 1110 1. . - - - - - tiIA't0 $,.-.,% r ~--%* \ -.I'_:_ -;~1. I \ , .-, .. ,V ~,I ,W'-f --N~IN K- -I F I A, ---~t.,-.1 I I \\,~./ ,~,-.,!--, I I - I,~, 'Nt ~, I ~, 't - V I!-.~ ,-. ' r7.L'- ~5~jL rl~ 1. C -'. "t _ I , ' . .. I 1, ji' ,-.,I . 1..I--. . % -^ A - I- - -, ---~ . il-111. ,I . P~. DIFFERENT FOLKS ! ,., .. J~ FOR "" ' .-.- SOMETHING "' -'. ", I ~ ,, - i' .:;, h. ..; . r..~ `1i -r ry~ .. ~ " 1 FOR What's great about so newspaper? Plenty I II We offer so muc We bring you the latest now you about current business sports happeningsi Whi looking for the latest bargains, the best restaura events, musical Concerts, reports things. and countless othi . . We have them. 'u "where-to-find" index for everything in town. And we, your own backyardi YOU GET IT ALL WHEN YOU a SUBSCRIBEI '' J 7 Enter My Subscription To The Evening Herald - Name: Address - . City: Phone: Enclosed is my heck in the amount o? $__________________________ (Year $20.40 6 Months $14.20 2 Months $4.80) The Evening Hea1d, P.O. Box 1637, VS KURON W. MMINN, Defendant NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO KURON W. McMINN Last known address Post Office Box 4296 Winter Park. Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a complaint seeking the foreclosure of a mortgage has been tiled in the above entitled Court, and you are summoned, ordered and required to Show cause why the same should not be granted by serving a copy of your written detenses. If any, upon the law firm of BORNS1'EIN, PETREE A SHADER, PA., 12$ South Court Avenue, Orlando, Florida, and by filing the original thereof with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, not later than the 11th day of January 1977, The real property being sought to be foreclosed on is described as follows: The East 1 Of the South 14 plus the West '., of the South Half of the southwest 1 4 of the Southeast '. LESS the West 10 feet, Section 21, Township 21, Range 31, also described as Lot 0, HORSESHOE FARMS, according to the plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 17. page 77, public records of Seminole County, Florida If you fail to appear or 5710w cause in accordance with this notice, a default will be entered against you for the relief Sought in the corn plaint This notice will be published once a week for four (I) consecutive weeks in the Evening Herald or any other newspaper having general circulation in Seminole County, Florida WITNESS my hand as the Clerk of said Court and the seal of Said Court this 61 h day of D ec ember, 1976 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court By Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk Publi sh Dec 7, II, 21, 26. 1976 QC 25 - - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that Sanford, Fla. 32771 1)EcEM13F;It5. 1916 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Annie M. Alexander [)awn H. [lurks Jewelle P. Chapman George Frazier Willie Grace Muody 0. harden' Anna W. Malanga Claude M. McKenzie Rosa I.. Morehead Frances B. 0111 Shellie Shorter Leon M. Swam Sr. Joseph D. Williams Merton Worrnuth Essie H. McAvoy, Chuluol* Sfi.I.. 11.30 tI., flIIU'I A ,...,,.,. P..fl... .31./li, IJVLkflA Wealthy S. Spokes, DeBar: Anthony M. Taprino, DeBar y Dorothy C. Edmond Deland Alan C. Bryant, Deltona Robert G. Srnedley, Delton Theodore It. Wheeler Deltona Robert 0. Wilson, Deltona Marvin Thomason, Genev Earned B. Wright, Longwoo Frances B. Connelly Maitland hluyler Kingman, Orange City Mary L Wilson, Orange M3 Marion M. Leitner, Osteer Irene E. Cuibreth, Winter Springs BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Bagley, boy, Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: Wa yn e 0. Brooks Margaret Childs Kenneth Hammer Mary E. Jameson Leona Lee Mmnie E. Metbi Aizeda Washington Lois Cralgo, Altamonte Springs Frank Biondollilo, DeltonsI Inamae limn, Deltona Mary Lou Sharp, Deltona Wilma M. Taylor, Deltona Clara I.. Tyo, Deltona Ruby Hathaway, New Smyrna Beach Charles W. BUtts, Charleston, FEDERICK J HERSEY, Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO QUIET TITLE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO DEFENDANTS FREDERICK HERSEY. if alive, and his unknown spouse, it married, and if dead, the unknown heirs, devisees. legatees, grantees, assigns. spouses. lienors. creditors. Successors, trustees of them and each of them, and any and all other persons or parties claIming by, through, under or against them, oreachofthem. and against any and all parties or persons having or doming any right, title or interest in and to the following described property, lying and situate in Seminole County, Florida, twit The East 9 tent of Loll. Block 7$ CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES SUBDIVISION, according t Plat thereof recorded in Plot Book 2 Pages 114 through 116. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida You and each of you are hereby severally nolilied that EDNA HElL, I k a EDNA M JIMINEZ. tiled her Complaint in the Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida, againSt you and each of you as Detendnt to Quiet title of the Plaintiff to the above described real Property located in Seminole County, Florida, the abbreviated title of Which is entitled "EDNA NEIL. I k a EDNA M JIMINEZ, Plaintiff, versus FREDERICK , HERSEY. tt at, Defendants", and you and each of you, are hereby ,r,, to serve a copy of your reqi,,J answer or Other defense, if any upon FRANK C WHIGHAM of STEN STROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH. attorneys for Plaintllf, whose ad drits is Post Office Box 13, .n lord. Florida 37771. and to file the original of 54m1 in the office of the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before December 271h. 1976, as required by law If you fail t do so. judgment by default will a taken against you This Notice shall be published once a week for four (I) consecutive Middle District of Florida KEPIDELL W WHERRY A ssistant United States Attorney Attorney f o r Plaintiff Publish Nov 73. 30. Dec 7, II, 1976 DEF 107 ....... ..... ---- For Christmas: PAASCHE AIR BRUSHES .Srr 11 engaged in business at RI No. 1 fl.10 30, Maitland 32751, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitoic name of STATEN INSURANCE AGENCY, and that I intend to S register laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with ttie provisions of the Fictitious Name section 66509 Statutes, To Wit - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NUMBER 76"2149CA09.O SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COMPANY. a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, vs DAVID F. GENTRY and HELEN F GENTRY, his wife. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO DAVID F GENTRY and HELEN F GENTRY, his *ife Residence unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor Wage on the following real property situate In Seminole County, Florida, described 05 lollws Lot I, RICHFIELD, according to the Plot thereof, as recorded in Plot Book I?, Page 25. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida has been filed against you. YOU are required to Serve a cop',' of your written defenses, if any, to thiS action on SMITH AND HAYDEN. PA., attorneys for the Ptaintitf, whose address is 1116 Barnett Bank Building. Jacksonville, Florida 32202. and file the Original with the before January 51h, 1977, Otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand and th@ seal of said Court on this 23rd day Of November, 1976 (Seal), Arthur H Beckwith-Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk . PublishNov 30, Dec. 1. 14. II, 1974 DEF II) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of that certain Order for Abendonment Proceedings, issued DATED this 19th day out of and under the seal of the November, A 0., 1976 County Court of Seminole County, (Seal) Florida, upon an Order rendered in Arthur H. Beckwith,,j the aforejaid Court on the 10th day of November AD 1976. in that Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N Darden certain case' "In Re In the Matter ° Abandoned Personal Property Deputy Clerk STENSIROM, DAVIS $ held by the Seminole County Sheriff MCINTOSH ' Pursuant to F. S - Sec 70501" which Attorneys for Plaintiff aforesaid Order was delivered tome Flagship Bank of Sanfocd s Sheriff of 'Seminofe County, Sue 22 Florida, on the 11th day Of Post Office Box 1330 November A.D. 1976 Said proty per ' Sanford., Florida 37771 to include: PubIiti Nov. 21-30, Dec.?, I), 1974 '49 Assorted Bicyclu DEF 114 and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. will at - 11.00 AM on the 6th day Of December A D. 17*, offer for sale and Sell to the higheSt bidder, for - '" . C5h, the above described personal property at' the location of the Agricultural 6. Road Department of i Seminole County, on HIghway 17 97, South of Sanford, Seminal*County, ive S.C. -. Floridi.' _________________ Albert G. Thomas, Cl eveland, That said sale is being 'mad. - .. ' pursuant to Chapter 705 of the Ohio Florida SlatuteL Mrs. William (Wynner) ' Jotsri E, Polk, ' '. Lowery, a boy, Sanford Sherdf Mrs. William (Rhonda) Seminole County, Florida PUbliih Nov 10, D. 7. 1974 Milk r, a buy.;u(i'It'rry çI CIfl'Y Dir III BUSINESS REVIEW Fiberglas resins for BOATS SURF BOARDS for CARS, BOATS, TOUCH-UP 603 W. 27th St., Sanford IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number PR 76.361-CP Division In RI: Estate of LOUIS DE VITO. DeceaseJ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IS IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that theedmInistratino of the Estate of LOUIS DE VITO. deceased, FJ' Number PR 76 36* CP, is pending ri the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole Sanford County Courthouse. 37771 The persoriu Florida representative of the estate LOU ISE LONG whose address is I Roos evelt Place, Maitland, F lorid 32751. The name and address Of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below All persons having clams or demands against the estate ar' TH Pit required, WITHIN MONTHS FROM THE DATE 01 THE FIRST PUBLICATION 01 THIS NOTICE. to tile with the den, 'f the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis for t o t claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agen' or attorney, and the amount claimed If the claim is not yet due. the date when it will become au" shall be stated It the claim contingent or unliquidated. th e nature of the uncertainty Shall b" stated If the claim is secured, thri eurlty shall be deScribed tr,' claimant ttiail deliver Sufficient copies of the claim to the Clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of S Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE Or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any ObIect.Ons they may have that Challenges the validity of the decendenrs Will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the v enue or iuridiction of the court ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publicatlonot t1i% Notice of Administration November 30th, 1976 Family i... 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(;Illi)I) went on to say that Loans are available for any his loan policies are set right in valid reason at Dolphin lus offi ce , according to (hr Finance: college tuition, flexible needs of the custonicr Christmas, hack-to-school lie said he knows most of N. necessities, &c. Interest rates customers on a first-nanii' are Set by Florida law, he said, basis, hence can give them guoul and Dolphin Finance is audited service "We realize without twice a year by State of Florida the customers, ve wouldn't be HOUSEHOLD PLUMBING REPAIR SCHOOL 313-3939 I ' - AND 628-1146 UIPC tnt' person FREE For Appointment . PLANO SUNGLASSES NOW IN STOCK Licensed Optician into consideration," p LADIES ' . . ) 2O%OFF OPTICAL 'Our 1 st Year Has Been Good' CHILD CARE IN SANFORD I D&K - Q ciisise. 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Call 'I run has helped hundreds of Medicine at the University of assists each patielit through hi tither the Altamonte Spring:; people lose weight, feel better Toronto was dubbed "Psych or her program of weight Clinic located at 711 E. and healthier than before in a Slimming ' by doctors here. reduction. No one is admitted to Sernoran Blvd., Pho ne 831-1300, few short weeks utilizing Trim Clinic's professional the program without the or the Orlando Clinic, 4 22-2994, several methods - all staff, which includes Diane written anproval of a doEor, and give yourself a gift.—Al)'. SANFORD BAIT & TACKLE ROD and I 7f ___ EVERYTHING FOR THE FISHERMAN Complete line of tackle / / 862.1191 fR/( K! !.S SAT 9:30.5:30 a area. The new clinic is located at 22 West Lake Beauty Drive— off Orange Avenue, two blocks south of Orange Memorial Hospital. Phone 422-2994. To celebrate the grand opening, 'Inni is offering a $15 discount to anyone who enrolls at either location before December 15th, plus an additional bonus to the first 50 patients who enroll. So if you're suffering Iron) the "After. Thanksgiving Heavies," and you want to be "in trim" for the holidays and the New Year, now Is the time to look into 'f rim's special programs for CHRISTMAS A!0 2 ,: .wcond clinic is being opened this month to serve the Orlando Cc!! 323.2920 for information '1 1 IN THE CIRtUITCOuwT - FOR File Number 74.221.CP Division In Re: Estate of NORMAN W LOVE. O.k 4 N o. LOVE. a k.t a NORMAN WI THRO','. LOVE. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate Of NORMAN W LOVE, deceased, File Number 16 321 CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. I Florida The personal represe'n tative of the estate is NOREEN DAY, whose address Is Route 1, Taytorsville. Kentucky 471 The name and addreSs of the per5onI representative's attorney are see toeth belcw All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written it statement 01 any claim or demand they may have, Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basil for the Claim, the name arid address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed It thl claim snot yet due. the date when it Will become Our shall be stated ii Ih claim is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the Uncertainty shall be stated If the claim is the Security shall b described The Claimant Shill, deliver sufficientit Copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each persona.f representative All persons interested In the estate to whom a copy Of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, wi THIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile any Qbieçtions they may have that thallen,as the validity Of the decedent's will, the Qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT So FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Oatec,$ the first publication of thuS Notic, of Administration November 30th, l9?e Noreen Day AS Personal Repr,s,nt0 live of the Estate of NORMAN W. LOVE Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Jack T Bridges, of Cleveland. Mize & Bridges Pt Office Drawer 2, Sinlgrd. Florida 327?) Telephone' 1305 322)314 PubliSh' No', 30, Dec 7, II. 11, 1974 DEF Ii] ANEW VOU FOR THE NEW YEAR! says Ann Dellatto of Trim Clinic in Altamonte Springs. Response to Trim (.linic's unique program of I'herapeuuc Reducing through Individualized Motivation CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATES I,", 0 Orlando, Florida 37*01 Telephone (3051 4220119 Publish Nov 30, Dec 1, 14 DEF III Ceramic Shop Duncan supplies (paints, tools, etc.) Greenware, Bisque, accessories, macrame supplies. Finished gift items. Free day, eve, workshops. F MON-FRI. 1111111111111111111111111 G'i've Yourself A Gift 4220 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford US Hwy 17.92 at Shenandoah Village sign ' 4 at the Winter Park Mall 645-2060 -- 323.0420 L----4 l Like Your Business Featured? Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 -. . 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ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 7663OrI.Civ.y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v Alvoide Fergerson and Ethetda Fergerson, his wile Defendant(s ) - NOTICE OF SALE - Notice is hereby given that Pursuant to 0 FINAL DECREE Foreclosure entered on November I. 1976 by the above entitled Court. i the above styled cause, the un 1 1 dersigned Unit ed States Marshal, or one of his duly authorized deputies, will sell the property situate in Seminole County. Florida, described OS The North lb feet ot the East 145 Dated at Longwood. Florida this feet of Lot IS of FROST'S 2nd AD Dl1'ION to Altamonte. according to 11th day of NOvember. 1976 rblI%h Nov 16. 13. 30. Dec. 7. 1976 plot thereof recorded in Plot Book I, IPage 13 of the Public Records of Lou ise Lo ng DEF 77 Seminole C ounty. Florida at public As Personal Representa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. ou tcry to five of the Estate of highest and bes t bidder EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R. for cash at 1200 O'clock noon LOUIS DE VITO CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . Deceased Tuesday, December 2*. 1976 at the COUNTY, FLORIDA west door of the Seminole County ATTORNEY FOR PEHi0t4.\i CIVIL ACTION NO, 76-22*0CA.13.0 Courthouse, Santerd, FIort. REPRESENTATIVE EDNA HElL. 1k j EDNA M Dated It 1576 Donald W Scarleft. E'.o JIMINEZ, MITCHELL A NEWBERGER IN Magnolia Avenje' 'I. Plaintiff. - The Brunswick Corp of DeLand has been awarded a $12-million contract to manufacture camouflage and radar equipment for the U.S. Army. The contracting office is the Army Troop Support Command in St. Louis. 0"'11111,100MMIRM11111iftiftwo AMENDED NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Orange County, FIoridLuponafinal udgment rendered in the aforeSaid court on the 761h day of September. AD. 1976. In that certain case en WW, David L. Patterson, Pljit',tilf, v! Steven D. Goldsmith, Defen dant. which aforesaid Writ of e*ecut.On was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Steven O GoldSmith, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as loliows Defendant's one half (i ) interest in the following described properly Sweetwater Lot IS, Block A Oaks. according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plot Book lb. Pages 21 22, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. will at II 00 AM. on the 291h day of December, A.D. 1976, offer for sate and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject loony and all existing leins. at the Fr ont IWe'st Door Of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, the above described personal property. That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of . MacDonnell lyre has resigned as board chairman of the Sun First National Bank of Orlando and director of Sun Banks of Florida Inc. Buell G. Duncan Jr., president of the hank, will succeed him. 1111" December 16, 1976, or as soon thereafter as practicable. Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company will tiIC an application with the Florida Public Service Commission for authority tC abandon Track No. I located at Lake Mary. Florida, and to remove that point from the Open and Prepay Station List. SEABOARD COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY By: B. B Vaughan Superintendent Tampa, Florida Publish: Dec. 7, 1976 DEG 24 -v — NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC NotIce I hereby given that on . ' r ... 11 -' 'i" — -~ -'-. ~ 11 . Legal Notice Legal Notice ,'' crawls? The horrors? I WI If your house is haunted by insect pests, call us to clear them out! Fleas flee, moth fly, beetles leave your bed and board. Guaranteed service, Phone Us Now 322-8865 or 831-9993 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company 2562 S. Park Ave. Sanford .ru-,.r �_______ Indiana Drops 1 f'1c 0 ________ IT'S_MADDENING by Alan Mover Par 77//a 1FLLO' / m'f/'q AD/LilY 7 7F 7//FR /,4qE.4 TEN 97EAH. FAC// - //i5 .iRir 6tW.4' 5FW ,VAQ -uA7 4 RvF-6A,'ff avB,4Tf,y 5,1q(,4,4 7fE YXIr iaw-o 1 - II i-I e1101 - - I I ) re ei er S! EVenIng Tuesdai, Dec. 1, I71&-?A 9cratd, Sanford, Fl. McAdoo Heading For NY Go o cl-B ye B e n g a Is In the AFC Baltimore and Presuming Minnesota beats New England are rated favor- Miami and Las Angeles defeats Hello, Pittsburgh. Good-bye, ites. If they both win, the Colts, Detroit next Saturday, the VikJO//N By The Fifth-place Nevada-Las Its advance in the lop 20. The Cincinnati. . ll.3wlthatrluznph,wlllwlnthe ings would finish at 11-2-1 and MAPPEN It's been a long road back The Irnliana iioosiers lost fo Vegas collected 483 points on Deacons moved From 14th in 'the Rams at 10-3-1. East C/f the strength of a 3-0 start and last week's poll to No. 11, one From desolation for the PUts. the AFC East, the Steelers The Cowboys are L OOX/t/6 the first time in three regular victories last week over Ore- spot ahead of Atlantic Coast burgh Steelers. And thanks to are a strong favorite to beat the be favored over Washington. If seasons last week. As a result, 108 k4R f the National Collegiate Athletic gon, 8-67, and Iowa State, 115- Conference rival North Carotheir old nemesis Oakland, they Oilers and thus win the division they win and if St. Louis beats TO 4'i 80. can reach their first pot of gold at 10-4. lina. Another ACC team, acmthe Giants, It'll make Dallas the Association's defending basketnext Saturday by winning and Rounding out the iop 10 were son, Finished 16th in the voting. . .. In the AFC West, Oakland al- winningest team In the NFC at ball champions plummeted No. 6 San Francisco with 385 Louisville almost equalled Inmaking It into the National ready owns the title and, at 12.1 12-2 and the Cardinals the G1E from fourth to 13th place todaY points and one first-place vote; diana's fall in the poll, dropping Football League playoffs. going Into next Sunday's regu- conference wild-card team. in The Associated Press rank If the Steelers defeat Houston lar-season finale against San ings in balloting by a national seventh-ranked Notre Dame, from seventh to 14th after .. . That's where the "if" listed 8(4 7EN panel of sports writers and 360 points; eighth-rated Cincin- losing at home to S)Tnc:..• . . . . Saturday, it doesn't matter Diego, already has clinched the by the NFL comes into play. \'...... whatCinclnnatiorCleve!anddo AFC's best record. nati,with300polntsandoneNo. Syracuse was ranked No. o iN Po57 The wlnnlngest team can't host, , -: broadcasters. 4çJ' -Sunday because the Steelers :., ' ' EAO/? 1 vote: and No. 9 Arizona, Tennessee kept its No. 15 rank Thus, under the NFL first- the wild-card team If they'rcjn The Hoosiers dropped a 57 whose 283 points edged No. 10 ing, while No. 17 Maryland, PII4) will be in the playoffs with the round playoff format of the the same division. Thus, lne decision to Toledo, a loss which Bengals and Browns on the . #0 WE L'(R Alabama by one point. 18th-rated Southern fllinois and . outside even if they win Sunday winningest team hosting the NFC, the Cowboys would host cost them more than 400 points / Wake Forest, unranked in No. 19 DePaul completed the wild-card dub and the No. 2 the Rams, the conference's No. in the balloting. Indiana al However, If the Steelers tie or winner taking on the No. 3 lost both of the first-place votes preseason balloting, continued Top 20. 3 winner, and the wild-card - -'...,,,,, N t7cZ4 lose, the liengals and Cleveland ncr, the opening round of the Cardinals would visit the Vikit had received last week. Browns will be playing for AFC playoffs will be New Eng- ings. keeps. ft Indiana's Big Ten rival, But that's an awful lot of asland at Oakland and Pittsburgh . C//4/'IP What the playoff picture at Baltimore. Michigan, remained atop the suming. Better to sit back, tune 1Pf/t comes down to Is this: poll with 40 of 49 first-place a In the NFC, the lineup will be in the games and wait for the votes and a to of In the National Conference, a bit different - again assum- official outcome. After all, on points. _____________________________________________ it's between Washington and St. The Wolverines, 2, beat Fording all the projected winners any given Sunday, or Saturd, Tuetday, Dec. 7, 1976 SA-Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. iuis. for that matter m 78-57 in their only action _____ win next weekend. In the American Conference _____ ______ dunng the week. The records __________________________________________ _____ ____ it's among Cincinnati, Pitts_____________________________________________________ include games through Sunday. burgh and Cleveland. Runner-up to Michigan was In the rest of the league, cvMarquette, which garnered five eryone is either going to the first-place votes and 813 points. ( playoffs or going home. a ts ' v'I I ii P r e S t 19 ( The Warm-iurs won their upelLilig Four of the six divisional title game against St. Leo 80-39. have been settled, with Dallas Cm having clinched the NFC East UCLA, 3-0, retained thirdand Los Angeles the NFC West OAKLAND (API - Ken Stab- ninth consecutive victor place with one No. I vote and El last Sunday to Join NFC Central Icr and the Oakland Raiders did which made their record $I 684 points after a 99-68 victory ii ci El 0 S I e r s 2 ii ci L winner Minnesota and AFC their part, making believers and assured them of the home over Jacksonville, while KenBy The Associated Press schools, No. I Michigan and losers of the Cincinnati field advantage In all playoff Kentucky never trailed the lead and built It to 23. Fresh- West champion Oakland. tucky, 2-0, moved up a notch to The four positions still up For BengaLs. games. trounced Vanderbilt 97-76, 13th-rated HoosIers after man Charles Davis led Vanfourth with 556 points and one grabs with one weekend of play The rest is up to the PUtsStabler hit on 16 of 20 passes The Kentucky Wildcats, a Louisiana State whipped breaking a 2-2 tie and led 36-15 dertIlt with 31 points. First-place vote. The Wildcats traditionrlch basketball power, Samford 100-89, MississIppi late in the first half and 38-21 at for 217 yards. his fIrst two left are the AFC East and Cenburgh Steelers. topped Texas Christian 103.53 11 won what Coach Joe Hall called State edged "We didn't expect to win like tral titles and the two confer"It's getting close to playoff touchdown strikes went to tight Southwest halftime. Indiana never got their only game. "a prestige game" by battering Louisiana 78-72 and MissIssippi closer than 13 points in the see that," said Michigan Coach ence wild-card spots, going to time, and we're Inspired," end Dave Casper on plays coyJohnny Orr. "We would have the best runner-up teams. defending NCAA champion In- defeated South Dakota State 78- oral half. Stabler said Monday night after cring 24 and three yards in the I M,ch,gan (40) 70 933 diana 66.-Si Monday night. 7 Marquette 70. "Our defense did a pretty been happy Just to get out of The NFC wild-card will go to his four touchdown passes, first period, sending Oakland 3 UCLA (U Freshman guard Jay Shidler "This was a big game for us, goodjobbutwecoulcln'tgetany here with a victory. Not many either St. Louis or Washington, complemented by 228 yards into a 14-6 lead, and in the s I Kentucky (ii 20 S56 and Larry Johnson sparked the a prestige game fur us, to beat a pressure on the offensive end of teams come in here and beat each currently at 9-4. The Car- from his running backs, carried ond half his scoring tosses wt S P1ev LV 30 6,S.an Fran (1) Wildcats' good team on their floor," said the floor," said Indiana Coach Vanderbilt like that. That's as dinals visit the New York Gi. the Raiders to a 35-20 National 42 yards to Cliff Branch und 40 393 fourth-ranked 7Notre Darn, 30 34 well as we have run this year - ants next Sunday while the Football League victory over seven yards to Fred BiletnikoFf. triumph by scoring 20 poInts Hall of his 3-4) Wildcats. "We Bobby Knight. e Cincinnati (It 30 300 apice as the Hoosiers lost For have a lot of things to prove to "I don't think anyone could All-American center Kent probably the best we've played Rcdskin.s visit the Cowboys In the Bengals. 9 AriZona 40 283 There had been talk, some of have beaten them tonight. They Dallas. If they remain tied, the 10 Alabama 40 282 the second straight time. It was ow-selves but I know we are Benson led Indiana with 21 all year." iIWake Forest 40 262 the first time in four years that going to get better. Vanderbilt Coach Wayne Redskins get it, having swept t by the Steelers, that because looked like Super Bowl winners points. . 12 N Carolina 7 I 203 had happened to Indiana, 1-2. Rickey Green scored 29 Dobbs called it an "cx- their two-game series From St. the Raiders already were as- to mc," said Bengali corner"Our zone really gave them 13 Indiana '' " sured of a playoff berth, they back Ken Riley, who had l.ouis. LouiSville It also marked Indiana's first trouble. They had to fight for points to lead Michigan over 0-i perience." Ii 13S In the AFC East, Baltimore would not be emotionally up for Branch well covered on StabIS Tennessee 20 131 loss at home in three seasons. every maneuver and they had Vanderbilt. Green scored 20 in "Michigan Is a good basket16 Clemson 40 s Icr's third touchdown pass but and New England are tied and at 10- the Bengals. In other contests involving real trouble moving the ball the second half as Michigan ball team; they deserve their 3 llaltimnore hosts Buffalo I? Maryland 31 "That talk was stupid last caine up empty handed. Southeastern Conference against us." II S Illinois 30 39 moved from a 10-point halftime rating," he said. New England visits Tampa Bay week and it's stupid now," saId "1 caught that one off the t) it DePaul 71 33 next Sunday. Which ever club Raiders Coach John Madden. oF his helmet," said Branch, 31 finishes on top gets the crown "This was a very meaningful who tormented the Bengals' deand the other one gets the wild game for us. We've been urn- fense with six catches for 112 card. If the teams remain tied, proving every week and we got yards and Increased his season Lyman Frosh Baltimore gets the Utle by a chance to measure our Im- totals to 11 touchdown catches virtue of its better record within provement against a top team." and 1,106 yards. The Steelers, defending Super Trips Howell Stabier, with 27 touchdown the division. In the AFC Central, Pills- Bowl champions, got the assist . passes, Li enjoying his Finest burgh, Cincinnati and Cleve- they so desperately needed. By NFL season. LONG WOOD - John Nelson "I just didn't believe they led a balanced attack with . land are all tIed at 9-4. The winning, the Bengals would LOS ANGElES (API - The In another move, the Brewers points Monday to spark the In another key deal, slugger hitter with a solid glove, batted Steelers, having won eight in a have been in position to clinch could move the Football with uø row, are at Houston next Satur- the American Football Confer- consistency they did," said Lyman freshmen over Lake Milwaukee Brewers, who stood picked up reserve catcher Lam- Rico Carty returned to Cleve- .274 with 18 home runs and Howell In a 36-b basketball pat last year, aren't making the ence Central title next weekend Cincinnati Coach 11111 Johnson. Haney from the Oakland A's land, with the Indians sending runs batted in last season. He (lay. same mistake this time. on waivers. They figure to be strong fa- and deprive the Steelers of an "Stabler is without a dout the decision. infielder-outfielder John Low- holds club records in batting opportunity to win a third con- best quarterback in football." "You'll need a scorecard to All told, six deals between enstein and rookie catcher Rick average, homers and RB!. Car- vorites, they figure to show HOWELL. Barnes 1 02. Lacore 2. identify our club," said Manmajor league clubs The Bengals' Ken Anderson all Cerone to the expansion To- ho, who was unhappy in 1il- their role is Justified and they secutive NFL crown. 04. StoCkweII 17 10, Famin 1 02. ager Alex ('irammas Tuesday American Now the Steelers, 9-4, are tied passed for 281 yards, with 201 of G.dus 1 02. Abbott 0.1.1. Kerr last year most certainly figure to end were completed ronto Blue Jays. waukee, batted Con*ay 30 6 Totals 163 their long road back from a 1-i with Cincinnati and Cleveland them coming on nine passes to after the Brewers were in- Tuesday InvolvIng 14 players. Scott and Carbo will be re- with Boston and Milwaukee. LYMAN. Wiatt 000. Nelson 4 II. volved in two key deals at Cooper, a lefty swinger who start that had Just about (or the division lead and can John McDaniel who had not And the Philadelphia Phillies turning to Boston, but Scott anJones 2 0 1. Sllmbaugh 2 37 baseball's winter meetings. announced the signing oF in- nounced Monday night he cx- turns 27 next week, hit .282 with everyone counting the Steelers claim the playoff berth by beat- caught a pass all season. 1heopt,,l 32 I. Bailey 40 s Totals Ii 6 36 "But we made the mlstakes I..ast season was Gramnma,g' fielder Richie Hebner, one of poets a new long-term contract 15 homers and 78 RBI as a first out of a shot at a third straight tag Houston Saturday. The Steelers and 52,430 Oak- the Raider, didn't," said th first as Milwaukee manager their picks in the free agent re- in return for accepting the baseman-designated hitter In Super Bowl triumph. Lake Howell 9 2 14 10- 3.3 On Sunday, Cincinnati, which land Coliseum fans had plenty Cincinnati quarterback, who Lyman and the club finished last in the entry draft. Hebner is the 19th trade. He has the right to veto lgi6. The Brewers also went for lost 35-20 in Oakland Monday to cheer about in the Raiders' was intercepted three times. American League East with a free agent to sign since the sea- the deal on the basis of being a NEW YORK (API - Bob McAdoo, the National Basketball Association scoring champion For each of the past three seasons, was expected to betulile a member of the New' York Knicks today in a $6 million deal. The Associated Press has learned that the scoring star of the Buffalo Braves would come to the Knicks for $2.5 million in cash and forward John Gianelli. The Knicks are giving McAdoo a five-year contract For $500,000 per year and will pick up the $1 imullion in deferred payments that Buffalo owes him, starting in 1988. In acquiring the 6-Foot-lO MCAtluu, the KIuck.'k, ui the end, outbid the Seattle SuperSonics, By The Associated Press Associated Press expectLøto /7 7VC7 who had offered the Braves forward Leonard Gray, 7-2 center Tom Burleson and $2.0 million. "Actually, the whole thing hinged on working out a deal with McAdotj," said a Seattle source close to the negotiations. "It was a tough deal. And as far as I know, McAdoo has not chosen Seattle. We have been unable to make a deal with him." lie said that New York, Seattle and Buffalo' actually had been in the running to sign the high-scoring center-forward. "But I understand," he added, "that McAdoo said If he had a choice, it would be New York." "We thought we had a deal all worked out with John V. Brown lthe Braves' co-owner), but then Paul Snyder ithe other coowner) stcpped in," the source explained. Knicks officials held two meetings Monday with attorneys For Snyder, who earlier in the day had announced he was entertaining bids for McAdoo. The Knicks originally offered $3 million for the 25-year-old McAdoo, but the Braves also wanted a player, so Gianelli was Included. "We met with their lawyer, he called Snyder, then we had another meeting," a Knicks spokesman said Monday night. "He said Snyder wanted to sleep on it, but would have an answer for us b 10 a ni. Tuesday." McAdoo is in the final year of a five-year contract which Snyder said calls for $200,000 per year plus $200,000 in deferred payments. Snyder said McAdoo had recently accepted a new pact calling for $500,000 per year, but that it had been rejected by the player's agent, New York attorney William Madden. The rejection reportedly involved the deferred payments. "If this franchise is to survive, we can't pay any player over.$500,000," Snyder said. "I told McAdoo yesterday that if we can't sign him today, we're going to trade him." V SCOREBOARD it. 0' e 1•___________ ______ ___ _______ ___ __________________ ______ ______ a 111e, D o In a' I',-! I 1II ____________________ Ill SUPERH EROES' Hatter Classic Opens Fr ida y Night In DeL and I. [)eLAN[) The Stetson Georgia State University will University of Denver, the hats will be the first meeting ever University basketball team will be pitted against St. Francis battled back to defeat Robert between the Blackbirds and the play its first home game of the College tPa. ) to open the Morris College, 70-60, in the hatters. Coach Paul Lizzo's year when the 12th annual tournament at 7 p.m. consolation nlatch. team will be returning seven Hatter Classic begins first Stetson will be coming off a The Hats placed four players veterans from last year's squad round play Friday. tough third place Finish in the in double figures against that went 15-12. The hatters, who opened Indiana Hall of Fame Tour- Robert Morris, with Dave heading that list of lettermen their season with five straight nament last weekend in Terre Purdue and Curt Forrester for Long Island are senior coroad games, will be matched haute. After dropping their leading the way with 13 apiece. captains Mike hay and Jerry against the Blackbirds of Long initial contest of the tour- The win raised Stetson's earlyhughes. hay, a 6-2 guard, Island University in a 9 p.m. nament by only two points on a season record to 2-2. averagetll2.2pointsper game a ontest. last second fret' throw to the The game with Long Island year ago, while hughes, a 6-5 r 6. ______________________ SANFORDBUSINESS MACHINES Standings I Ire Cool Breeze (2 14, 7 Th Selectrics 79 It. Pit', & Misses 79 19. The Unlucky ' 19 19. 1 TI,. Photostat', 75' : 19 .'. I AlIy Cats 7620. S F Ic ' t) ' 2$ 20. 6 Alley oops 7771. Up', & Downs 7771, 7 5. tOM 2677. S (do Piames P." 72'.'. 9 The Victor', 24 71. Carbon Copes 74 74, 10 Pick ups 73 25. II Sunday E spres', 7078. 12 Foolish tour III) I) The Rdkn 1731. (1 Ire ()rc.i11sL Is 6 12 IS The rebound performance by David Thomas. . OVIEDO; Smitn 328. Ou1, 000. 0e'a 41.12, COb0000, Pfnd 77. Rubel 102, MCCICIIInd 000. Hugging Show I 02, An4a'son 000. At? 000, Senkevip, 000 Totals it CROOM% Whitnty .U, 102. S*eet 67023. Thomas 8 117, Edwards3Oa, wells £ i.e, Campbell 000. Godfrey 204. Moe 077. Bullet' II), Abowy 0 00. Bftg 737. P101? 0 33 Totals 30. 1 72. Ovldo Cr,esns I ' IS 70 27 15-72 . Sal Bando, formerly (aloes whipped winless Jacksonville University 89.12th eelof the Oakland A's. lege basketball. On Tuesday, the Brewers acLewis poured in 22 poInts as qulred first baseman Cecil Colorado outmaneuvered the Cooper from the Baton Red Dolphins, who never led and Sox for first baseman George came no closer than 12 poin.s to Sco(tandoutfjelderBernieCar. the Buffs in the second half of ho; and landed outfielder Jim the non-conference game. Wohlford, Infielder Jamie C*her Buffs with double-digit Quirk and a player to be named totals were Larry Vaculik 15, later from the Kansas City Clayton Bullard 12, Dave Bolen Royals for catcher Darrell Ii and Toney Ellis 10. Porter and pitcher Jim Only Kent Gbover with 12 Colborn. points and Ricky Wilarns with JACKSONVILLE U2 Parisi 3177, Ray 30 I 6. Suare, 0 I 2 I. Younq 7 00 1. Glovir 600 12. Tylii' 500 10. Ricky W,llim 356 Ii. Richards 766 10. Flai: 0000. Randy Williams Ii 23. J Williams 3 73$ Totals 28 1677 77 COLORADO ($9) LewiS 10 22 22. Elks S 01 10. Vaculk S 56 IS. Bu(lar S 2 3 12. Benjamin 7 00 1, SIerra I 66$. Hinga 2 0 I 1, 5hoint,ff 123, Cummins 0 00 0. Bolen 51 7 Ii. Hicksoo 00. Knoche 0000, ViflSOIt 0 000 TolIey0000, Totals 3611 2399. Halftime: JacksOnville Colorado.. FOi.iledOt- Colorado, A 1,073 could oust Buck Martinez as the ing beaten the Bengals twice. If No. Icatcher,andColborn,30,a it's between Cincinnati and right-hander who was 9-15 Last Cleveland, the Bengals go via season with a 3.70 earned run their two victories over Cleveaverage. lie won 20 games in land. If it's between Pittsburgh 1973. and Cleveland, the Steelers get The Royals also picked up re- the nod based on its better dlviserve infield strength by pur- sional record. chasing Bobby Belie from BosNow For some guesswork. ton. Assuming everything goes as In another deal, the Mm- expected that is, assuming nesota Twins purchased left- each of next weekend's favorhanded hitting outfielder Glenn ites win their games here's AdarnsfromtheSan Francisco howthe Dec. 18-19 first round of c;iant. playoffs figure to line up: - - p'- L yin an 11 ni e ; Se 0 Things Tough For Cleveland t'ri in o Ie, Oviedo and Lyman are at home with SemInoI2 and Trinity Prep on the road. Oviedo is home against Orlando Colonial with Lyman entertaining Lake howell, Seminole travels to Orlando Oak Ridge and Trinity plays at St. Cloud to round out the schedule. s Ring Extravanganza Set Tonight At Stadium' By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Correspondent Starting at 6:30 p.m. tonight record crowd. Headlining the show, which Is expected to last over 4 hours, will be the Southern Junior promoter Pete Ashlock will bring together 32 seasoned performers In Florida's biggest ring extravanganza. In all, there will be 16 boutsseven pro boxing matches, six amateur contests and three contact karate bouts. The reason for the special proam Is that the proceeds are earmarked for the Central Florida Children's Home. This factor, coupled with both the quantity and quality ( the show, has everyone at the Sports Stadium looking for a "Mad Dog" Boss, against the Bahamian middleweight title hokier, Reru7le Pinder. Ros,unddeatedwhislast30 fights, brings a mark of 38-11 along with a national ranking of No. 6 by Ring Magazine, into tonight's (ray. Pander has a ailflhlSl 31 KOs ja 34 wIns, and the same type of walk-in and bang style. So, this matcIup should bea fitting end for what shapes up to be a night of violent actki. Co-featured, with Ponder and Ross, is Joey Vincent's defense of his Florida welterweight title. Mr. Ezdetment, Florida's most popular fighter, will be challenge of St. Augustine's Cliff 'i'lger" Johnson, In a scheduled 10-rounder. Johnson, confident he can beat Vincent, explained reasonfnE at a recent press conference, "Vincent won Southern middleweight title three weeks ago. In that fight he came In at over is powxis re Is no way he can get back to 147, that quick, WIthOUt weakening himseif. , "i have been after a shot at Vincent for many months and now that I have it, I will take favorite of the crowd, but they Full advantage of It." In recent history, only two matches have been made both feel they should be fighting main events. A big tonight win could get them their ambition. win over Sammy "Kid" Barr and a decision over Taco Perez. Undefeated In seven outings, Owens Is considered by the Casselberry's Scott Clark will feature Gary Edens and Tony start the pro portion of the card Lopez. In a match with Battling Bee. Edens recently fought for the Clark, under consideration by world's title on the CBS Sports Sports Stadium's gymnasium. Alter tonight that figure wIll go up to three, as Al "The White Mi"MlglioratotanglesWithEd "Savage" Turner in a special six rounder. Last year Taco Perez met bothVlncentandRossln battles be l membered. Tonight's encounter betwecn Turner and Miglionato could be same claulllca(ion, men have exceptional ring records and are out to prove something to the local fight fans. Neither one Is a Owens, a couple of other preliminary fighters who are trying to impress Ashlock and matchmaker, his Bruce Trampler, are set to go tonight against rugged opposition, Santore, with a record of 1541, will square off against his toughest opponent to date, "Gypsy" Mike Whyms. It is generally agreed that if Santore Is successful tonight, he wlll'be brought back in the main event In three weeks. Owens fs'set to tangle with Al Moss, a man who holds a KO Diifnick Polo, as "one of the best prospects I have ever seen" Another six-rounder of special Interest will be a match between two of the top light heavyweight prospects in the worki today, Nat Gates and Ernie Barr. Gates, who lost a 10-round split decision to Mike Quarry in New Mexico earlier this year, figures to have his hands full with the finest fighter to come out of the Bahamas sinct Elisha ('thed. the Month," has been promised that he will be moved up to eight rounder, in the very near future, If he Li impressive tonig.t. . Still only 18 years old, former Lyman High student has chalked up a record of 7-1, with six KOs. Ills opponent has been inactive of late but in recent years has proven himself to be a durable trial horse. The full contact karate bouts will have Mike Quarry as special guiojt rtferee anti will undefeated and considered one of the nations top kick boxers, The amateur show will present the (op noro-i,roa from around the South. Special tunis are coming In from Brunswick and Blackshear, Ga. They will be matches apin some of the top athelotes (no. boxing clubs throughj u state. There will be no advance in prices for this special presentation. Tickets are still $7, $ii tnt1 l. ' MON'I'I(EAI. I Ai It's tough going for the Cleveland Barons early in the National Hockey League season, and things don't appear to be unprosing. The Eiarcns managed to stay closetothe Montreal Canadiens in the only NhiI, or World hockey Association game played Monday night, but the Cana(hens recorded a l triumph. It was the 10th consecutive game without a victory for the Barons and to make matters worse, two members of the team were injured. Coach Jack Evans said winger Fred .'thern suffered a sospected fracture of his lower left forearm when he fell into the boards early in the third period. J7efenseman Len F'rig suffered a bad charley-horse when he was checked into the boards in the first period. been The high school basketball beat continues tonight with four games involving Seminole County teams. - ER'S KORI'4ER Athtowl America - - KEGL : . Loses Again, - o - 0vie do, C)'Oln. Plalional Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick D'vision W LI Pts GF GA l. .'.' Ch0,3fl ¶'t 5'? 41. 04)) SI 58 D,kota 87. 5 Dakota Tech 72 >,ir> jr; ¶it '>00 p,p,, 'i (r'r J - Over Oviedo fltis Boggs, play-by-play announcer For the University of Florida radio network receives tiot' ''Super Broadcaster'' award at the (;ators' recent football clash with ,lianoi at the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Boggs is celebrating his :iott season s ith the Gators. The Pla(ltfl' IS t)eillg presented l)V WOI1(iCr %Voina afl(i Bat maii From Sea World of Florida, where they are Part of a new water ski show t'aIleij, "Salute to the Superheroes." SUPERVOICE Brewers Wheel, Deal C rooms Rolls ________ _________ ____________________ '4,F 1 56-95 record, 32 games behind son ended. The length and 10-year player with five years youth in a Five-player trade night and wound up being the one all but counted out, Is in the first place New York Van-. terms of the contract were not on one club. with Kansas City. Wohiford, kees. announced. Scott, a 32-year-old long ball hit .249 last season but ha.s a New York to face the Jets and Cleveland is at Kansas City. l'he Brewer, haven't had a lifetime .262 average and will The only way the Browns can wmning dub since the Amenbe bidding for a starting out win the title is if they win and Jax 89-72 can League franchise was field berth. Quirk, 2Z can play both Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Crooms stretched its placed in Milwaukee in 1970. first and third and handle the lose, lithe three teams remain freshman basketball record to General Manager Jim BOULDR, Cob. (API 11 scored in double figures for DII role. tted, Pittsburgh gets the title. If 2-0 Monday night with a lop- took the first step toward Five Colorado players, led by the Dolphins. Kansas City, the AL West it's a two-way tie between sided 72-30 victory over Oviedo changing that recently by sign- Emmett Lewis, combined for 70 Colorado is now 2-2 for the champion, acquired two five Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, the _____ _______________ _______ NINTH -1 Al.3y& Ii 15 20. 11 20. 100290 3 181400 0(21) 3560. P142)91.110 TENTH - I Manolo (7) II 00. 63. NE Oklahoma St 61 740,4 90, 7 Arca (21 160. 660; Wisconsin 68, DePaul 66 Larrc.a 5 1 90. 0 (2 7)18 20 P (7 2) SOUTHWEST l2l700D (47) S133S0 " II Trias $7. Kansas St 93 (0 3 0 769 3.45 222 Phila II 7 6 32 93 71 19 00.7 00.9 80. 2 Cacho Agurre (41 Oki,, St 91. W Texas St 76 Allan 6 7 0 162 756 235 II 8 6 32 92 Ii 700, 610. 1 F,rm,o Ecnave Ill 1,. ..!, Tc'x,v, 5'S. Catorn.a 61 310 0 73) 16.6311 NY Rng 1111 79 09 % 500. 0 1 7) 7900. P (71) 210 FAR WEST 711 0 154 225 305 Smythe O'v,s.'on TWELFTH - 1 Marur Echave Colorado 99. 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P II 7) 12390 ,n cinched sqot Atlanta at Minnesota 9000 SEVENTH - 1 CacP'o Bestia (1) Monday's Result Colorado at LOS Angeles THIRD - I Eddy Miguel UI 7.10. 10.60.5*0, 500. 7 Echano Colc Iii Oakland IS. Cnc.nnat 20 5 40 3 40 2 Echano EIorza (Il 1 90. 1 60. S 60. 3 Ice Quiola (3) 750. 0 World Hockey Association Saturday, Dec. II 170 3 Larn,.Yza (71 1013: Q (II) II 1) 3900. P (1 Il 109 90. Big 0 (1 Eastern Division M nnesOt., it Miami 7) *ith I 1 375100 p 31) 92 10 w L T Pts GF GA Pfsburqh at HOuSton 'FOURTH -1 Ica Perez lIt 1610. EIGHTH - I Sale Altu (1) 1610. 16 II) I 33 (75 Los Anqeli' at Detroit, in.' r.dy II (0 7 30 9') 100 960 700, 2 ArIa Quola (61 1720. 860. 410 2 Maruri Arca (61 9 00. Sunday. Dec. $2 (inc II 9 7 30 III 90 610. 3 94e'gui Echase III 190. 0 (1 120 3 Manolo Perez 19) 400. Q 11 ncinni, at New York Jet', Minin 1017 4 24 5) 54 6, 59.40. P (161 16290 DO (31) 6) 5760. P 1161 17070 '> Louis at New York Giant', N 172 70 Erg NINTH - I. Sale II) 1440. 600. 9 13 4 7? $7 e Seattle at PheIsdebuhia FIFTH - I BIbao chaye IS) Ii 00 2 (7) 1260. I610 3 Blbao (51 Brm 820 I 17 94'tS Ncw England at Tampa Ray 71 60. 9 40. 3.50. 2 Arena Sanchez 4130 0 (6 7.' 4 70. P (67) 12930 Western Divi,on Green Bay at Atlanta 7720.500. 3.SalaArca 61500 Wrvsspg TENTH-I Maruri 171680.160 1611 1 33 131 96 I) IMO al Baltimore 75 4580; P (52' 11190 Sb 7 Anton Ii; 5 50. 1 20 3 Sal,, ii 13 2 30 Il 89 DecO Dinver .,t Chcag SIXTH - I Arecria Elonza (4) i(9 0') 13 (37)11 80 p 1731 t07 30 HOuston 79 79 i ('evelnd at Kansas City Phoen', Ill) 7 76 91111 '090 120. 410. 2 Negus Perez U 00 8 7' 61 30 ,in Francisco .iI New Or II IS I 7) 75 13.4 00. 390. 3 Arta Sanchez (5) 550 Q Ecjmontn ELEVENTH - I N'qui Eiorza 3 ii 44 40 P (1 31 17630 C.uiqry 17 12 00 3 90. 1 10 2 Merur, (0 II 2 72 80 63 .ushington 31 D,,il.ss SEVENTH - I Eddy Via (6 Agurre 38 71 90. 700. 3 AreCh,, Monday's Gamei San Diego e O.,v',,nd 00. 8 00. 7 40. 2 Domingo Beta (11 Zarre (71(4 40, Q (29)51 40. P 3 Iii games sChedulCd REGULAR SEASON ENDS 610. 5 10. 1 UrZö Coldo (3) ) 50. 0 16480 Teday Games '46 1 S300 P (61) 1500. B'g Q 1)51 Elmonton .st Quebec TWELFTH - I Cacho Arca (3; 6 46.' Iii'> 60 (900. 160. 2 60 7 Sala Aguirre (7 at Birmingham .:.1.anaPolis EIGHTH - I CacPso Juan (21 380. 420. 1 Manolo Echave (4 "..k'flhi t Winnipeg 16 70 843. 1 60. 2 Alava Echave III 760. 0 12313660. P II?) 9690; Big d'w England at Minnesota PIbliOnIl Basketball Association '>60 100. 3 Anton Area (81 SIC, 0 0 '28 with 73) 59643 Wednesday's Games EASTERN CONFERENCE 1 7' SI 3) p 213 II' IC H30.dle - 3135 447 at New Engl3nd A 2 Ii) Atlantic Division 5'.in D ego .il Cnc rnat W i t'c GB C J 'S c inn a ti To Improve ' 77 Team Plalional Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division W L T Pc?. PF PA ______ _____ Inspired Raiders Hockey Pro Pro Football '0 The injuries brought to six the number of Barons who have been sidelined In the last eight days. The anadiens made ('iuy lafleur's 2id goal of the season, jt 8:57 of the first period, stand in front of Ken Dr)den's third shutout before 15,821 fans. Uryden made 23 saves, in- eluding several big ones, as the Canadlens pushed their record to 214-4 For 46 points, tops in the NHL The Barons, who :.ve 12 goals in their last eight games, 'had two excellent scoring hances in the opening period, but Dryden foiled both on Cleveland's Greg Smith jmissed a chance to tie the game with 1:40 left to play when [)ryden gut his right leg on a Ii Spurs's I'> 33, lb Pleen Do Wells forward, was used in a variety of roles by Coach Lazzo. Last week, the highly flaunted Mar'land was har(i. pressed to tlown the Blackbirds by only four points. Royal A.MC. 10 Lsjecke-c s ,,cI.',s Gardens. II Rocker Plumbing, u High Game', Lynn EiIand 772 No $0 ---215. Henry SaundvrS 77?. Bill Hogan High Game', Michle Spence ill, what was termed his 199 Jeanne Echob 157 .0'S Smith 16). Pat Galiano Ill. High Series Daisy Hinoiosa 119 ''best recruiting year ever,'' Lynn Eiband 543. Leo CisSel 557. HgP' SerieS M'cheIe Spence 166. (;eorgi7l State head coach Jack Charlie PInt 559. Henry Sanders LOS Smith 16$. Jeanne Bell 157. Waters will bring his Panthers 539. Ed Jackson '>77. Bernard D,u'sy Hnoio',a P4udIey 522. Bob Ho',tortj 511. Bill Converted Split', Janice Gregory into the tournament hopeful of Hogan 510 Diane Mar',hail 510 110 7.Lynd Will??. Alsine Darsey copping the Classic crown. Converted SpIts Diane PlelIn 67 25)0. Lo", Smith I 3 10. Jenine Bell Those new recruits for Georgia Other H grIgrit', L en Cissel Star 4 7 9 10 131. Dive Sh.urp .9% 1 j Sever', Other P$.ghl.ghts Quri ul Il, Stat&' Include Floridians Bobby -19 Wet'k Pat Less.,nd Woods of Brevard Junior UNPROFESSIONAL BUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS College, Dan htartch of MiamiSfandng', I Varner SpecaOes Stansdng', I Reubens 37 II 7 3? IS, 7 ¶,.aroflcs", 1370. 3 Wilt", Appetizers 30 It I Hoages 2.9 19 1 I)adt' South andGreg hirinson of 32 20 No 83770 3 Plo 2 31 Sweet Roll', 7471 S Entrees 71 7? Edison Junior College. Il 1 Jotv'n,s", Standard 30 7'?, 5 6 Relishes 70 29. 1 Dsrt', Is Like Stetson, the Panthers °rosser Ford 79 71 6 14o 1171 75, 7 Chip', 3 Dip', IS)) American Wood Product', 26 76. Bad High Games C Dean 151 ill Ill will also be coining off a third Ne Bears 7675. 8 Jim", Car & Gaudreau IS?. C Dcker',on 117 place finish in another tourpenlry 2730. l3 Dip 2110 1 Rick", C Zc'uli IS). E Anderson 15) '> '' nament. Georgia State defeated Gang (9 31. 10 (do 3 15 31, II HubOdrU IS? C Belt', 165 t5l Cu',tom Carpets I? 35. L TO Club I? High Ser', C De,in '>07 t Rider College tn double over35 Anderson 499. C Belts 472. C tnle to take consolatIon honors Pugh Games Jerry Temple 211. Dickerson 1*5 last weekend in the Madison Burl Henry ill Ill 773. Gene Miller Converted Spit', Connie Dean S W ArkC Harold 211. Larry 6. G Cooper Ss tO, 3 10 College Va.) Invitational. Picardal 703. tracy Cashe 703 Other (hJrlghts Turkeys C' This will be a returrl High Series Skip Norton 560, Ron Gaucireau and C Jrflksn. Queen Of engagement for the Red F'lash Altman 57$ Alex Seqrae', 555. Burl tI, Week (h', Dickerson 'SI Hry 67$. Arkie H,lrold '>68. Robert of St. Francis College l'hey BARBOUR BROTHERS LADIES Rob,nson 561. Steye Cooper 620, Stanangs I The 'a s 3 0% ii 17 participated in the hatter John Gromer 55) 7 LOOSe Ends 19 Il. 3 Born Losers ClassIc of 1973, defeating Other Highlights Star ot the Week 1516. 1 The 2,1 s 1719 5 The Burl Henry Stetson in their opening round Slender', (6 20 6 Hot SIult II PETTICOAT High Game', Liz R'ci' t61. Connie game. .5ldng', I Jack', Mn, Market Dean 1*) Coach Pete Lonergan expects 36 16 2 Big Dip 3121. 3 United High Series Connie Dean 481, Trophy 79 13. 1 Car Ben Jewelers to start five returnees from last lnez McDonald 170. France F arrier 7775, S Taylor', P1a'ural Foods 25 163 year's 14-14 squad, including 17 Chase 3 Co. 20'> II',. 1 Other Plighlight', Star UI the Week leading scorer Jack h'hehan Mann', WrIl 3 Pump Service 70 37. Cono,, Dean '97 I 13.7 ppg. 8 Masters Cove 19', 37', HI NOONER S Hign Games Bonnie Benlon 70$ Standing', Stenstrom Realty II Three SteLson Hatters have (16 Ann Smith 203. Teresa Lowie. IS. Varner Spec allies 3"> 7) scoring averages in double 162. Diane Marho', II) 115159, W 0 T M No I 7927 Lake Mary figures: Dave Purdue, l3.5, Vonda Driver 184. Judy Bellamy Pub 75 78. Webster', Realty 21'; 11'> Poll'y Hall 181, Arlene Rumbley 31,, W 0 0 M No 2 I)' , 12, Mel Daniels, 110; and Buzzy 115 High Games Verna 000ley Ill. O'Connell, 11.3. A fourth pla)er. High Series Bonnie Bentort 5.35, Margaret Price 191. Ann Curl", IS) ('urt Forrester is just under the Ann Smith 579. D,ane Marko', 447, PhylliS MOlt 190. Ida Baker 17). Vonda Driver 497. Nina Darnell 147. t1tiubliigit mark with 9.3. ROse Met',,r',mith (67 Arlene Rumbley 4/9 High Series Margaret Prce 496, The hiatter Classic chainConverted Split', ('oIly Hall 5$ Ann Curt,', 416 Ida Baker 171, pit)nship will be palyed on to. Norma Welch S tO. Mary Tern Phyllis Molt 170 perly 9 tO Bonnie Bierfreijnd 46 Saturday, Dec. Il, at 9 p.m., Converted SplIs Betty Cork 10 Other highlights Queen of the Margaret Price S 10. Mary between the winners of Friday Week Diane Mrkos 496. Turkey McLaucriln night's contests. A consolation Teresa Lowe. Bonnie (Senton, LInda Other Highlight', Turkey', Verne game to decide third place will kond,ach,. Polly Hall. Arlene 000ley, Ann Curt", Queen of the Rumbley Week Margaret Price '61 precede the championship and MATCH POINT JET BOWLERETTES will begin at 7 p mu Standing', I Famoui Recipe Standings I Wilt's Amoco, 1 Tickets for the Ratter Cla.ssm. 115',. Wallace Auto 106. Bowman Geneva Grocery. 3 Sanford 051 tOO',, Blair Agency $00. Specially Ady,rli',ing, 1 Galloway will be available in the Stetson Poalb', Office Supply 94i, Pegs Builder',, S Southern Loaners. 6 Ticket Office in the Edmunds Angels $6',. Barbour Bros 51, Ga Carefree Flowers, 7 June'S Beauty ,,, .1.'..... ',t'[ Oil LIUS WI7CA 'Fer% 74',. J&R Consl 71'', Shop, $. Wux",. 9 WllimS Amoco High Games Peg Peley 209, 10 Jonnn'y Walker Conslruction 200 189181. Joy High Game', Joanne Decker JISO WaIler', 199. Linda Lew'S 195 $9 Ill. Mae Wilkins I??. Liz Hay High Series Dorm. MacAIe'er 17Ô. TheIm,, Hickson 164 Crol',n 57). Mary Johnson 515. Joy Welter', SIred 176. Louse Cosat ISO. Ann '>09: Wendy Bones', 5)1. Linda Lewis Coleman 149, idle AIlman alsO 161 MISSION, Kan. I APt - At' '>I '49 Cc.'nverted Splits Queen Dorine H.h Series Joanne Decker SI). tendance at the ni.otion's major ',',icAlrrr !ll AlImay 500. Elaine kOStiwdI football-playing colleges in 1976 TUESDAY' MORNING SWINGERS IS'>. Liz Hay ASS increased by almost a half-mdSlendiitgs I Gregory Mobile Converted Splits Shirley Mop 4? Puornes. 2 Wt Pci',. 3 630 10. Mae Wilkins I 7. Margie F errS'> lion over 1975 to an all-tune high Company. I N Orlando Super 7, Wiflns, Payne 310 of 23,837,408, the NCAA mlrk,l. Lake Monroe I. 6 HighlightS Turkey',. Other St.atl.sties Service reported toLake Monroe Marina. 7 P4&M Thelma h.ck',On, Mi Wilkins. 0.'..' I t(o D.,m ,iannr i,''':vs'r Tkd,e ; 05,i' i .:c.sn ibiS 1 ). ' Pro Bas ketball t',tOn )'Piilphia ('luflalo yy '1 5'I I 10 I? 573 I,' W'i'' P 455 (0 Il 155 (0 Ii 1)5 Central D'v'ion .bo',tOn ' inC '1 6 3 0 N Orins Bas ket ball EAST ' 1(.iij' ' I . 479 ,',,ShtOfl 9 (7 179 5'; .'iti3nt,t ' 'h 30.1 . WESTE RN CONFE RENCE Msdwrst Div',ion ' L"en,,i'r ' 687 Anton II 17 t't,0t 1: s.an City nd,ina 2 ? II U Chicaso '>72 3 1 '> '>' 1 Ii M swkee '' 'l 160 (2 Pacific Dsv,',,on Portland LOS Ang 9 571 Ii II '>17 i ' 1 4 8 SIhetiulCO Today's Games Portland i New York 'i ' lnoiana .t' (Ltfalo In', Angeirs il CPs'cago %,'a(tle at N.'.', Onlr,,ns 68l*auhee at Oen,e' Cleveland I oiiis'n ita?,Wednesday s Games Po,li,,nd ,i )i,",In Nw Vm.iik 'sick', itt' New .' Pd1 ' 1 rn, 67 ', l. LouiSville 59 Va •.'IPICCsC .5175, 5 .Si3bma 7i, 3Y Mchgan 9? Vanderbl, 76 Mi',Ss',ssppi 76 S Dakota st 70 Mssi',', , , 517$ 5W LOs iii '7 NW Lousana 70, Cenlenar, vrgn.,u St tO'> L'v'ng',tor.' MIDWEST BOIICV 61 Chicago Loylj s. ce Mchign 9 W'ttrcrp,., OririI 113, Oakland u i'> llI,no,', 5? 7*. N lImO,', 7y Iowa , BrJdIey 77 isa', 79 Oral RObert', 64 rfltuck 64 indiana SI ',t,irrD, ,'IIC 19 5 6. .'> 'i %I.CI'ig.iri 51 1 I-I el without Hassle , , 0 c7Eiu Jl '. efl1a oS Holy Cross 173 Bultalo 89 Rutgers 97, Lehigt 9.3 ScIon i4,,ll 101, (anisu', ly '>w,,rtr,mor, 67, Ursinu', 52 Vlla"o,a 69 American u SOUTH Alroro SI Ii], P.ii3O Quinn ca Appalachian It Dav'',on 53 A,,',t.n Pear $1 Old Domn 01 Dayton 76. F KCflIuCky 64 Louisiana St (00 S,in'foq - 3 . 0)dn 5t Ii 10 571 l'r.ocn,g 444 3 30 Monday", Gemes " , College 2 2 'nh', C 5 '( T 644 1 Fans Come In Record Number FOLLOW 'tilE STARS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR *,. ,*' *1• (j(Jtjf,j$tfl €tljt IDEA S SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR ( * ) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �1OA-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 7, 97 AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER' ROYAL mHOUSE OF LORDS 799 ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES j REFUND aM DELUXE Flom WITH PURCHASE OF 3 QUARTS - tt IIAIX A 12 OTS. 4-4.9 54 NY MOST OF THESE "OLD RARITY moaxnA CCM DAILY TO $9 BELOW BUZ AN SPECIALS WHOLESALE CASE LIST ' bi : AL LO REG. 6.99 LO COLLECTOR ITEM -- THREE vi L4( gy CTAUI K . Q . 39 No ..' 4 tu j. -. c - PI 9 95 5TH 1 BOND SCOTCH 5.99 WATERFILI & FRAZIER 18 YR. a 7.99 5TH 89", GLENLIVIT MALT SCOTCH - 10.49 5TH 1 510 CAU 15°, GLEN FIDDICH SCOTCH ...... 10-95 5TH 11 9"CAU ILY ABC BEAM r' ' j Ft DECANTER 100 Mo. as 12's Sim OLD TRADEMARK 10 1 FIR. 01:2 8.99 OT. 104'eckst ONLY THE FINUT IS FINE ENOUGH FOR CHRISTMAS I 16 OCJ S SGA LIGHT OZ CARS 4.99 TUBORG '5.99 PETER HAND LITE 5.99 oz. CANS 5.99 24-12 OZ CANI$ PEARL BEER 13.50 HEINEKEN CS 24 12 STHS 61.95 - p. ' f 549 OLDEI YR _CRYSTALCLEAR THE LIQUOR 99 2 L_ Is IN** 69 .1 AG STN PATRON MOUUN ROUGE '14 VINT COLD DUCK. NY. STATE SPUMAXTF PIL BU RGUNDY • COTES DU RHONE '13 VIN. 2. • MEDOC*73VINT. - 2.99 JJW.A5 '74 VINT ST EMILION 73 . V1NT. ""4'' .'- RUBY POOR PONT AWWY PORT 2 .,. Choi@ F CHAMPAGNE -- 99 99 0T 10 OZ. HI BALL CLEM EACN PLASTIC 2.99 8ERNKASTELER 3.29 . • BAG J WALKER RED GLASSWARE wm IIfii',:', 01 1 19 PREMIUM '75 VINTA611 - 61ILMAN CALIF WINE , GRENACHE ROSE • e SOAVE ITAUAN ____ 219 - CHIANTI CHATEAUNEUF '13 VINT. 539 • VALPOLICft1,A 213 POMMARD'73 VINT. 9.95 e MAGNUM LAMBRUSCO 419 17.0 • 2.29 69 ALL WiNE 8110w BOflhED IN CAtIF IN WINERY 95 nut 0"" sk.""1110TAM CASE OF 4 CHM71 ftu CKMRA log \. liiins -..-. UT GUAGUNOV VT "U MT. ROSE. BURGUNDY BURGUNDY CHABLIS 2.19 ZINFANDEL 2.29 - 199 UN RHINE - ROSE 1.69 (UNDER 62 PEIR STH lot 1/, CASI v ERCHERRE )s oz BEAUJOLAIS GARELLE '74 3 49 - FINE FRENCH WINE ,Iumlz49 24" 3*49 1i72YIN.MT.ulm"OTNSCNMP" wa UTIIAa CASE NOSI b.*lk with thine 1 , d, ,f jp,,ij *fIE'. (tun CIjv..% Ra-b I~ t 4 also 49.95 34.9S o, in SCtvWWt1f AMIRICA'SFAVORITES tejut,lui Kau & tVI IftY 2S I is sz oofwts on a Lugr 54,99 GAUO* deLL"socd Ito the Al uflIfl 'soc d.iy scaM,n , t1wite 1) to CAS4929 MARTIN BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGES 74 USOANOS5 71 CUT. IUPILA9 3FULL99 Ow fwwsl 14 Vv.hei,, M H ALUMINUM I ff - AMOUR BEAUJOLAIS '74 4 3.49 POIJILLYFUISSE 74 429 unjuAT 2.29 13 w PV1T'54,* $ 7411. $7 INUON 4 99 5.49 72 01*1 PULIGNY MON'TRACHET '73 6.99 73 OUT. nsuumAy ais swaAw MOUUN A VENT umumm - m 4.99 •j44g_ C i '' ' .1 " , • - 12.95 T . If RiO 16" 3101 MINiMUM OF 30 WINE TATlNG5p5y 8'ij"ib1eua'ich I IiI•Nydco,ai.d. iv is taKen i en I y i DeWitt Mi-Cce. Sanford nusinessman and sailing buff I pictured aboe, was mistakenly identified as Steve Ewing In the Suiid;i~ edition ofThe Herald to bring an unwrapped gift for rt-441Y I0# the hol.div sulpesse -" - ----------------_ RHONE VALLEY CRADLE WIT" flIMf AIJJAV DI AFUUfA Help Dry Up ACNE-PIMPLES... HOLIDAYS COME ALIVE 6W vG14T5H56"1 I 9 L1 flhncArcrr\1-c-ycz 4 rcIucr, , th,, n lIrki 'lint Julep %iasqu anJ tht it 1.3%. to tj,c I S -,11: cAllow kn yunilrs t,,i thc 5i.i'. i., ' Flowers in glorious (,_ Colors to brighten %1.1-_ h,,Jcn h d Sanford Flower Shop Quccri Ifelcric %lini Julep %I.i,quc j~.iajhic i t j i , -' I ( j :,' • ,,, , . ,,, Vu ,, • WhINy • i Box I - ,. " _______ -- - ' & bui I,,. lIhit IwbtI,(' ' :, MA it*% PI " . "One of Central Florida's LudingFiorish ECKE110 DIJUCS PH. ill 1121 ,t)tx)n TRIPLE LLEMURE '('C .-t ' Seminole Count% Health Dept., Frunch Ave., Skinford, andn.iatbpnas PU)MI-111Y W10cled lot the d-scoirrurtaiing 111j, "'11 ps.'s, j(I . , ' 900 S. I ' Srbatoarts Giern ~iu#4p,Lan v n Aose • .' Florida The urs..s Association, District 37 will hold Its Christmas party' . . fom lgle ' quc i KIJAFA DANIii WINE SELECTION . , 'V 'p i,,, 8.99 70 .,,,. column you had a letter from a mature. We have established a the truth, It usuall Comes out. woman who said she couldn't comfortable and caring If you %ere as mature as you get a plastic surgeon to operate s, relationship these past two claim to be, you'd be honest on her nose because he said her Nears, both have good jobs and about your lifestyle and take problems were psychological i.0 to college part-time. the consequences. and an operation wouldn't help We have decided to get a tAoDEAR ABBY: I saw th her Well, that reminded me'vf bedroom apartment together. be sure that if we marry, it will column advising the mother of an experience I once had. mainly to set' if t'in live work out. So man', of our a bedwetter to buy an electric I met a veryattractive girl together as a preparation for friends are already divorced, device. We got one last April. %ho talked on ' andon about how marriage. We alreadv have a I've told my parents that I ain and within two months, our 12her ''hideous - nose had physical relationship, but we going to share an apartment year-old son who had been a mll have separate bedr(xmis with another girl. I'll have im bedwetter all his life was wrecked her life. for pni'ts whn we want it When she finally paused for own phont i) if the ca ll rue in cured' troits alread , know the niiddle of the ni4ht, Bill I waited this long to thank you breath. I told her that althoL4,,h it was obvious that her flOe and they don't approse, but won't accidentally answer it. because I wanted to be .ure they are sloi4ly accepting it in IeI me knoA what vou think, was permanent. It was. and we %asn't her best feature, it hopes %4e'll marry soon. %I~ please owe you our deepest gratitude. wasn't all that Ndeous. parents livein another 'tatt ON \1 OWN Our dot tor hadn't been any help She replied:Oh this i I hey are s.rs religious and I 1)1' Ut ()' 1 ising together, at all the nos.. that wrecked my Ii iton't %4ant to tell then! bevawse even %fth separate bedrooms, GRATEFU1. IN ThLs is my NEW no5e - I L they %ould never appruve and I Is no preparation for marriage. BLA116DEN. CAI.lF, it. But you should have seen L, don't want to hurt them Yet I And citing your friends' broken l)EAI( GRATEFUL: Glad I one I was born with' love Bill % erN inuch andAant To marriages k i copout. To lhe a could help. For a chromic E. IN EVANST()' Abby .'. Nurses Assn. 2.69 599 . Up fie because you're afraid of bedwetter, happiness Is a dry "hurting" your parents Is bed. "Tong, because no matter how AS _. ,asz 9.95 L 599 Dear DEAR ABBY: I ani 21 and CHATEAUNEUf DU PAPE '74 4,99 COTES DU RHONE ')3 VOSNE OMA1(E 13 WINE SwIffy J,M,u,jIi U9wuWAgtCN I So 'Mature Kids Should Grow By ABIGAII, VAN BUREN '. . FLEURIE BEAUjOLAIS '74 6TN CHABLIS '14 11V PINOT CHAROONNAY '74 329 24 W. 1 74 VINTAGE PUUGNY FRENCH MINI-SJMPLER LIFORN A TASTERS 371 SERASTIANI 44r VAN TOUhhb0SAbO LAX RMT TAWW Ca NUSY POSY JOIN Now • SWE LAW. GOLD SEA L M± ^I a-i. SAN 6*95 to- 49.95 EUROPEAN TWINS PISCMAMIS 510* , 3.79 mmmm atum muer OCKSTIIN Ill cASI GLAGU401 CHL"11 - Rou 7.95 6.95 _i and 1.W.uADoi vuaovm SAUTIANI GIFT BASKETS TRIMMED IN LEATHER I IIA G('IrVLhfly Spam P,jiiuv,jl ,jnd StiAtIrw. & GOLD SEAL BEAUT'IFUL WINE IUII(Ite*I lI.Ifw. 72 WIN. (MAT. USCONa GUAGUNOT most 4*29 0F4 I DAY ON CAIAM SHIMMY 16 to ABC 2295 B WrIll POT - WV%C 41.9 99 I*aU*OTGNLIAcINIE MANY IWW" BOXES ) _._--- AIJA 4ALLON - :-i;WL i The first play chosen for tru'mlout for eight parts. Chosen as Mrs. Boyle, a iudic. Ester presentation in Seminole Ifigh to portray Mollie Ralston was has appearet] in "Od(I Couple." School's 1976-77 season is Jolene Brubaker. Jolene has "You're A Good Man, Charlie Agatha Chrisite's thriller "The had extensive experience with BroiAn.'' "The Fantasticks" Mousetrap," to be presented the Ft'llowsthp Players, At( lii and has been a character who is Wednesday and Thurs(Lay, at ProductiGns, and "Seminole disliked by everyone in the cast. I 7:30 pm in the school high ['resents." She has apChris Kelley is a newcon:rr. auditorium. Tickets are $1. peared in "lime Bong Show" but shows great promise in Iii:i The play revolves around a and 'Senior Calendar portrayal of Sergeant Trotter group of unusual people Extravaganza," Maureen Kelley purtrays Mim trapped in a manor house by a Bill Young has been ihosen to ('asewell, a tough woman who blizzard. As the play unfolds, portray GOes RaLston, Mollie's hits endurvil much in her short the audience discovers that one husband Bill is a newcomer to lift is a psychotic killer. But Much Seminole stage but has bieen ll urhap~, the most irilcrv.stln~l one' Agatha Christie's typical active backstage character, Mr. l'iraiui. i, slyle of complication and inPerhaps the one person most jmrtr~i~vd ~Wh fl.or bN kile it trigue keeps the audience people know appearing is Kent Webb guessing until the final curtain. Technical 1mn hr Thorne .4h0 liin portrays "The Mousetrap Is the hristo'ier Vsren a "b Fitzpatrick it!! lhmnp'un LiarmyIongest running play in I-ondon. young man. This year, Kent stage manager; Darrell having been presented for 24 gained notoriety for his David Murray is in charge of ,wt years. Bowie imitation, decoration; Jimmy Dycu.ss is Approximately 35 students set designer Ester Edelberg is appearing 1. 79 1.79 2 29 PINOT CHARDONNAY 3.09 2.69 CABERNET SAUVIGNON 3.49 Oft PINOT NOIR 309 ABEJ~NET ~ SAUvIGNON /1 GAL. GEWURTZ1MMINER 3.09 PINOT NOIR-CHAROONNAY SEBASTIANI 3e99 I VUMJII MADEIRA ----------------- 2" RN CASE5 219 BURGUNDY NATURAL i • VERMOUTH ell Sem nole' s Thesp ans Caught I n 'Mous etrap %1 EST. 1825 * GREEN HUNGARIAN ' 24 OZ. liii tot in Mr. imi Mrs. Earl IIiggintothain, right, and Ed Gordon and Dot %aller, Far right, ere also among the nts'rrvm;ikers. (ion/;I I - VINEYARDS MT. WHITE CHABLIS , L.ABRUSCO Mrs. Luis Perez. Mrs. Gerald Behrens, Mrs. Tons Itussi, ctmter, right, join Or. and Mrs. • MIX ANY 12 / C Champagne Ball revelers included, top From leFt, Dr. anti Mrs,(' harks Voorhis and Or, and 5TH 46.95 5TH 71.88 aT. 56.95 4 111 5TH 69 95 FOUR ROSES • BARBERA ILANlLo or SIN .29 CHIANTI 2. .101 GRANT'S I TN SCOICH ' ITALiAN. t* situ 2.63 M,ROOLINO 499 ABC m LAMBRUSCO 4-99 2AJTIRf CHIANTi CUNZ'T CMUS *rm • SAUTERNE '73 VINT. 2 COICKTAJL SHERRY 343 .: OT. 92,95 SCOtCH 1 2.19 29 ______ 3.49 OT. 42.95 SCOT CN S eba.Sti a nt SFANIS* - TORO logo JOHANNISeIRCER AM OF 4b LAMBRUSCO • 92.50 QT. 46.95 LORD BALTIMORE •u*o QT. 46.95 FT 1011 LIEBFPAUIAILCH . 95 88 DRY ROASTED F1ICKALOFF PEANUTS MMT141 P " OT. 42.95 scoicm OT 93.48 PLANTERS CATTO SCOTCH SO! C15A.MPAa( 25m99c s'o'~=D~ftm 290101'1 14 71 111611SH 9 ! - ,. QT 51 95 5TH 56.95 5TH 71,88 WROUGHT IRON M&M BOURBON OT- 53.00 WINE RACK BLACK & WHITE scoyci, 5TH 65.88 GORDON'S GIN 5TH 95 IMP LIIBIMUMILCH JACK DANIELS BLACK UP SPANISH NO&DO 5TH 77 95 4,1St ,SIIAI' .1.J •\.• WHITEHALL VODKA !. ! LIBBEY MR. PRO - OT. 4195 Gill LONDON TOWER GIN QT 59.75 CUTTY SARK GRANT'S WfflTEHALLG HUDSON'S BAY GIFT aAccHussoRoLAux -- .. A BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOODLES BEEFEATER GIN 3 BOTTLE PRICE I -- - - 83 88 BULLOCH & LADE %coicps 0T. 58 95 CANADIAN CLUB (IT. 91.75 HI-BALL GLASSES DEVONSHIRE 860 SCOTCH Y GLASSES CRYSTAL M OT JACK DANIELS BLACK OLD RARITY 12 TA SCOTCH (IT. BEEFEATER GIN UT 22KT GOLD TRIMMED 2 Wn" ItXftA k,I I &'f -3 HEAVEN HILL 800 CANADIAN PREMIUM86 8 KY ORB LIEBFRAUMILCH MO° POUILLY FUIS.S( '13 VIN X F '.•4p•',. I ____ U __VT ________ S 349 rAIIAOIAI CLUB JACQUIN - FRANCE . V ____ Russi, ty C` OLD FLORIDA RUM 55, 940 -- 1 ~3 ICO ;xt: • CASIE 4515 • 2.49 CHAMPAGNEOR , 1.99 010 GAA%0 CAO 86 NAPOLEON BRANDYI GERMAN-ITALIAN WINE •iø 00 muss 35 I RECIPE FINE FRENCH WINE Y iit [A'dL A', 99 MR. BOSTON S 1 FLA SOUVENIR GIFT BOX ASST AMARETTO MENTHE-CACAOEIANANA SEAGRAM V.0 JIM BEAM KY BRB, ANISETIE-BLACKBERRY 99 BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH VODKA-GIN-RUM 76.95 PEPP SCHNAPPS-SLOE ILACT III(PlICA Of THE STm SIT CASE GIN TRIPLE SEC DOMAIN E2 V4 OT A WIST 104 @OFItj ',011ICTO a's ' ," , 2 . om 140 O S97 STH tOcWAMOORiisi OSAUBUiI ICE CUBES BAR GUIDE EGG NOG ' . GIN i~ tiff-,I!,1,11 --I Ulm 1111111LI-C V.;'] L&II IA 699 'sO STTIJ 54-___QT. " - 99 IL .•,,.', sQtj MAR11 BR1ZAU CACAO REPEATER lift A 88 :,,,, _______ 5TH MR.BOSTON - BARTON CANADIAN CERTIFIED VODKA SCOTCH MIX ANY u 01. DECANTER 65TH QUEEN. ANNE ,]44 I_-_ IMPTY SIN OICANTIR - 4 W 7.99 SIP 4.99 99 G 1171 3 4 12 cA* 5.99 LUCKY LAGER 99 . (1141" viv" No 9XTXA COO V SOP COSM JACaul FAANC ROBERTSON 12 YR. SCOTCH TOTEM POLE VALUES TO 24 95 : . . A .H, BEEFEATER GIN : 75TH I OTH ____________________________ 90° QUAIL ST (Y CREEK BRB JOSE CORTEZ TEQUILA Ile RED,WHITE,;DLUE 4.99 99 QU TE T '- BULLOCH LADE SCOTCH ''W" 7 99 11 oz GIFT DECANTER V F W 2 1 SJJILLA kWMO JACOUIP1 CREME DE CAFE LEGION AM VET RARE OLD 15 YR. KY. BOURBON 7.99 5TH 89" RARE OLD 12 YR. KY. BOURBON 5TH 67"cAu .: ii BEAUTIFUL CERAMIC Putting their best feet forward in furs, feathers, flambouant tuxedos and business suits revelers were greeted y the ball chairman, Mrs. Wilfred (Peggy) Conrad, and her husband. and Mrs. Robert J. (Bettyci Smith, president of Seminole Mutual Concert Association, an her husband. Ballpatronssociallzed and sipped chanipagne from g.9 p.m. when Jack Drummond struck up the band for an evening of dancing to a varie of fa v orite tunes - both old and flCW. It WS eat, drink and be merry during the entire evening when a continuous buffet was served for merrymakers to retreat to between dances. At least one minor calamity occurred during the glittering gala. Lois Dycus lost a portion of her slirn black gown - the thread holding the hem! But Nora Gordon _ame to the rescue with old faithful fool proof safety pins 90 PROOF B&L W.$.Li 1:= JACQUINIS FIGURINES :?;:. . . 1143 GIFT CERTIFICATE ii. - i EZM BROOKS CANADIAN WISER'S OLDEST 15 YR. CREAM OF SCOTLAND ,-.. WiIEN ___________________________________________________ _ ' GIVE AN ABC I I 111 79 ICS 4 Yrs, To Holiday Season shOne bail t at the last minute t e hemmed her xquisite gown, designed with a voluminous chiffon skirt, on a 25-year-old sewing machine. But nobody noticed the hem, nor the runner in tier stocking resulting from dancing sans slippers. Gowns ran the gamut from sophisticated simplicity to elegant ball creations Showing up in shades of Christmas white and lames were Betty Candi McClanahan, gy Conrad, Bettye Smith, Mona Jarvis, Mary Blair and Louise Dotson. Choosing holly red gowns were Janice Springfield, Nancy Krik, Martha Yancey, Irene Brown and Kathy West, among others. Bewitching black gowns were worn by Polly Smith, Jean Contz, Liz Mathieux, Patti Brantley, Jerri Kirk, Ililda Gamy, Elizabeth Mebane, Cathy Bauerle, June Lormann, Peggy Deere and Bernie Morris. Shades of sugar plums were captured in the creations worn by 11nda Reek, Martha Orwrig, Annette Wing, Bill Gielow, Betty Binford, Virginia Burney, Mary Drew, Liz Helfrich, Miriarn Phillips, Debbie Garland, Vida Smith, Jan Freeman m in md many, many more. Ii erin, Flicke ring Christmas candles and glittering Christmas trees decking the walls CANADIAN BOND ii TEQUILA I g COCKTAIL LOUNGE . PKG. STORE HI-WAY 436 - I BLOCK EAST OF 1.4 DISCO A COfl WISER'S io YR. DELUXE tt to secure the sagging skirt. Herald Correspondent JUAN ESTEBAN , ain vntAP NO UWA C01171T 41 ______ JACQUIN PR V ODKA 80 Toas t By DORIS DIETItICII WORTii IT ''NO -t7-------1 , one another. Champagne 'r ITCDSTSA LIrTIE MORE B UT YOU ARE I-\?) / - '. 10QT. 49 IXA COST CAS • CLUB tXT" CCWT LB SCOTCH -: SUNDAY CANADIAN '•--'." - . _• / 99 CASI 61.95 OPEN A97 - -- HIGHWAY 17 92 AT 436 ii qI.AIFLEISCHMANN'S PI 68 12 0T. 5 IN $(OnAn " I BOB OItWI( Al A I (oiir,d , drink champa gne toast to the h o liday season; f' 99 85TH 49 _ Photos GIFF DECANTER SCOTCH . ' --.--- STAN ________.1 GIN 5 LOUNGE STORE 2 WORLDS FINEST SCOTCH BAR NONE . G~v Dr. and Mrs. Robert SO MET HING SPECIAL "FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL 5TH ' OPEN R SUNDAY PACKAGE STORE COCKTAIL 5Th - fi 2 C OCKTAIL PACKAGE STORE WOOD A 99 FRANCE b' VODKA IN I IlI 99 tJ.s CHEVY C SSE E RY LOUNGE V.S. COGNAC IMP G HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR DICIIIIIT UWLK Y to Lb T CALL COCKTAIL LOUNGE N - . IT Aj1I9%X0ffiVV_W "aww OLD CROW ___ -- T KY. BLEND . HIGHWAY 1792 SOUTH CITY LIMITS STH di UNC SANFORD VOTCH VV0, Ia it (T jyri GIFT DECANTER .... 100% ALl. MALT SCOTCH LIflUNIU" - Tutsda y, Dec. 7, 1 f76-1 B Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 4 SPECIAL NECK LABEL __ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES 100 MONTH KY. BRB. WOMEN 30TS91495 _ BEAM TIN' In 7909T. SCOTCH 11-92-M JACQUIN 5* BRANDY CANADIAN PREMIUM 86 I Fr ALL 3 _ 5 F43 79 AT TIMS PIM3 .: STANLEY Clan MacGregor SCOTCH o CPIN e RUM 3 YEAR KY. BRB. $300, htnAs,,,,, fiji,.' .. Vi1(h,1, ('W along *oI, an Imr*,lled sclew . QT.795 AUTIFULTIVOLI1OINSfl.PKG, , . ______ 's, I 'N. Mousetrap" cast Includes, top, froni It-ft, Itichard 1*'urbes, Kent 'rhorne, Ester Edelberg and Uhris Kelley; bottoin, front left. Maureen Kellt.%,, Jolene Brubaker, Bill Young and Dale Webb La Lec e Meets '111C riewl) f0miud Sanford Chapter of the La I kvhe teague %ill nieet under the leadership of Mars F lien Garner on ' Iburs(Us at 8 p III A the home of Fran Bragan 113 Crystal Dr. l,och Arbor, Sanford. The rimeeting is open to all area %omen Interested in promoting good mothering through breastfeetiing. FOLLOW THE STARS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*'1 WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �28-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl, Tuesday, Dec.? 7G Z. __ TELEVISION A a. Evening 2 4 9 6 91 12 NEWS 2 4 b 700 6$ 7 d safety aboard a rundown rain go Crusade DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK ' PORT 6' V kanis 6* HOLLYWOOD SOUARES h 12 MY THREE - 800 12' SM. flAk BLACK SHEEP _-_ be arud. 1200 of nilitani radicals are holding a city official and he rrsslress restage 4' 6 MASH Sudden sye'(ons of ssin two ofits F LO 'r C) ENTER PRISES THEATRES (p 'I', P 61 , ADULT 11 CHILDREN is . - . provide cause for cencern en the 4077th unit. RICH MAN POOR MAN inds Dane a - . , __ tc welling U Chartes iousrthFalconeneto 'ar Till!', it 7:30 R rls iC 11 - (&,,fERA THREE (Tues.) MAGAZINE FOUR IWOd)OF WOMENANOMEN ' Ibd1Inmn5 The Love Sutche'- 6 2 r r J r ri CBS 'I MON. - WED. - FRI. I - FAMILY NIGHT 12 - - 1:30-3:30 & 4 SPECIAL GROUP RATES CHURCH, SCHOOL BIRTHDAY GROUPS 10ORMORE Off 17-92 on Dog Track Road - (Between Sanford & Orlando) 339-2474 2 Michael, with Love." What a title. It runs almost as long as th e show, which stars Janice Lynde and John McCook of ' "The Young and the Restless," and Michael Noun 9' DON HO SHOW 3(3 SHOW 2 4 634 LIVING 'WORDS 639 12 STUMPERS 6 LOVE OF LIFE ._. 1 below appear forward, backward, up, down or diagonally. Find. each'and box it in. a ci C Box 5.53 - - , an actress, JOE, If you're too busy to clean up the yard for the holidays call Expert Lawn Service to do it. Their number is 323 1792 Reliable woman to live rent tree n exchange for companion for o"i woman 322 3953 Sanford Secretary. Shorthand 4 experience required lntereifig job Varied duties COmp,i benefits Equal Opportnp, Employer. Cardinal lndus?r Inc 3210220. 2I-- Situatjon ' - New Electronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care ProductsTowers Beauty Salon, 51 E. 151,372 5747. * Pendants- Star and -heart shape, $4 SO and up Owaitney Jewpler. 204 5. Park Ae ARF You TQnhIni rn, Free. 67$ 1217 & Teens for "WE Care' - the character he Miss Stuart Bootekeepnq Servce perience, typing, sales I,,t quarterly reports, titles. Will work In your office or home 322 $195 - FC a. *fliie dog. Sanford 372 1641 or 372 4617 after ---- - - tractive brunette, has a go at Love Songs." McCook, tall, dark and possessed of a matinee-idol profile, plays p1ano and sings "I W ri te th e So ngs," backed by a full orchestru. &-Child Cafl R esponsible baby Sitting, day or night on occasional basis Reasonable. References It (tSed Jennie Kline, 322 0791, 5 Educations, Child Care tar as tow as $:. weCkly if you qualify 323 1421 or 323 8435 (.irrper Tr.ailer for rent. 11', lull Liii'. I,', n beds. ili',it, ar 17? Fr en ch Ave ,Sanferd $r49. C ,, - -:~ - . 1 p a p ft q SI SI 7 - . , ,' ,:';:: :;:. Reguiar Value , Cole Sl,aw. Potato Salad Baked Beans French Fries Mashed Potatoes & Gravy GOOD ALL DAY Famous For Good Taste ou8 OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAI,S :' Rood, FRIED CHICKEN i3PEN DAILY 11AM TILl 30 PM -FRI 4 SAT. TIL 10:10PM lIOtFrench Ave tue way I?.tlt Sanford BUCKET of CHICKEN i. IS PIECES I_j__ $ 570 '' 21 PIECES $725 Eat In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room or Take Out ' 35 W. 25th St. . nford, Fla. LARGE 1 BR 5551 Ext SO? , , ' 2.1-8670 or 83 777 E'.s 377 0105 5SC( 4"v W.,$A IUJuuItU -- . .,,' - - . ( :'!UppIand Bath QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Central Heating and Air Conditioning Models 5==_ Carpeting It you're tired of going trom cr,e mob t the other, because you're making a living, but you're nct getting anywhere DON'T WAIT, SEE US NOW In addition living, You want a job with th• op portunity t Climb up the ladder of Success You want a chance to gel into management arid you want it soon YOU want, security now and 'VOL, want a Secure retirem en t, you want a complete group life and hoSp,talilitjon prograr, With a major medical for you an your whole family You want your 1)1 .,±L ".r çrq,eni4tf, 1 1 )NSTRUCTION Inc. ,'.-,I oar In this Iistiflq for only $3 k ' This is ,if , L "- ,1 ? ,' ?I"i inforry , , t icir ,. club .lc t, For Appointment Call 305.322.3103 FlaLj OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 91119:30 Fri. & Sat, 911110:30 Ph. 322-9442 Sanford 2100 S. French Ave. 0 1w 121 1991 ORD ' / I < n 62-Lawn-Garden - 19fl Ford PiCk up. VI, automatic, air, camper, all like new 12)95. ' 32) 5952 after i p m ' _______________________________ * ' - Autos for Sale ___________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS - '72 and '73 Models Call 1238570 or 93.4 i I $21,700 4605 Dealer I , 7 I 42'-'M3bjJe i - ho I I I Stenstrom Realty I 66-Horses * I I..' ng , 43-Lots-Acreage 6..' 8.11 I 1' 1:30PM V F,W LOG CABIN ONTHELAKEFRONT I ANYTIME J cover you' home *ith .xlumircum & -,off,? syStem Also Roofing, Gutters 20 Yrs Eip Eagle Siding Co $51 c3 I Nice corner lani3scapsvj residential I Fill --Santa's ________ ' bag ________ QuiCk and If, central Sanford location. I Shop the *ant ads for easy Reasonable By Owner 123 .'SaS t'Al.11l, (hri5lma buys Farmington - Corner lot, big enough ' for double wide trailer Phone 37) I on DELTONA I i' ii: ii .v,fh 6131 ,iilpleles tthe divided % l -- 1 setting on thus I BR honC with * w - carpeting. central H4AC, carport. Property , l:..hwastier and many other ex . --' SOFA& CHAIR SHAMPOOED 'ras at 119,9011 ASsume 11 pcI COMM ERCIAL PROPERTY Only 115 moqtgjge Choice commercial Sift' 250 *230' on Phone 127 3511 US Hwy 17 9'? inside Sanford city DYNAMIC PROPECI TIES limits By owner 1237970 I SELL THAT CAR TODAY' Place a S V Ilaritwick, broker low Cost want ad then stay close 11 Dr-lIon.,. 664 l).jr prone ' ListIng Multiple Service [J] pool Cleaning __________________________ LI 46-Commerclal Al . . - 1 7 FLEET Aluminum Siding fuJU, partly wooded, corner property Tcrm $Ii,70) Broker 9310171 2 2420 ' " 112 ISO? 177 1179 .1J7E St 15th - lCi*,?, I, ' ."s 37 ares, county blacktop Every Sunday ~ REsr'i,i. I I ASSN _____________________________ 66 I M erchandise Business Mei'f , 'm () ily I(Ii'i51i',i,-j ii r00 hirvt,m, ?ie.'r your club or' .cuId Ilk p l org.,3nizalic,. r':,.s j rur al area 140 down payment. monthly paymentS l% thjn rent Government %ub%'dized ii, you qualify, be 'fl(Iudiyj if lIlfIng .,I ll 'CLASSIFIED D EPARTMENT 322 2611 '* No" l'l 516 700 rm I . I 931 lfiJsaiia Of I bath , -' ManS 10 sod 5hwin Super Sport bke, 110 lady 3 soø bike, $40. Bothhue nlw 323 1067 Refrigerated Real Eslate broker 61 lit St Sanford '216061cr32)0th eyeS - 2 BR. I y4rd ' M. UNSWORTH REALTY ..i'ii Chrustm Sale In Progress Save $15 Horse t. R,der WeStern SIQ(t, 1851 S Sanford Ave I . fenced I Pt I, Box 174CC, Sanford. Fl 12771 123 6125 ing I in to qualified buyers Call to see f - Dee 4 Gerry's Cleaning Service RS,dentuil 4 Commercial Clean St)-MsceIlaneous for Sale they're Hot' * grcll and Irer, Ott'itr 'tCmS 37) 17/Q ___________________________________ Insulation Bl?wfl in lfliulJtiQn - Mayo In SUldtiOfl Co call before Ca m '$30 0012 or 904 7758547 LIGHT HAULING & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Prone 349 5371 - 'he Want 'o stlt sbmeth'ng' Dial magic number 377 2811 or 531 Landscaping 9993 & A, Lawn Care Herald Classified Dept ______________________________ E orn,nq P4UGHE'r EQUIPMENT Home Dirt Improvements se rvice, Clearing. Mowing , Back hoe leader _________________________ i.eritr.ii Pleat 4 Ar Cor4 ,hcnng For tr ee estimate s, call Carl Harr,S at SEARS in Sanford 322 i ' -_________________________ Room Additions. Concrete Work, Pant Geblsardt's Home Repairs 322 $127 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing. Edging. Trimming F?,. Estimates Phone 32] 1792 ______________________________ 1771 I I (a'rie"v'e' 'WOrk Tie, Alum Enclosures DICK'S LAWN SERVICE MGw ng. Trimming. Edging, Fall Cieanijp S30U34 3236.12'S Pest Control I- ree Estimates Carpentry, Remodeling, Aadd,onj. Custom Work LiCtflWd Handed Free tstim.ite 3 7) 6038-- - iuSt Iteul evfryth.ng for Christmas fling can be tOurl4 in lie 'Want .Sui'S' 1IOWLIM ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Indusirill. corn Free residential mercial. estimates 322 2173 Roofing, Siding Shut mef3l Alum Solt , ?, Painting Ar cond Gutlrr Tribure coat.ng Screens, etc Large quality, small poller Hill Evans, all ti ART BROWN PEST CON T P01 2562 Park Drive - Sewing r. ___________________________ Alterations. Dress king, Upholstery 3770107 ,Or.p,i. unit I ;',' _________________________ Electrical I gas cash tegisler. I Sandwich Hauling . mg * Get 'Em Mile 'v(tMOnday 7cl'LB I'4ov 3 ,i ' ti 'i -_ FUTU RA BY SINGER /1 - 1971 GMC Pickup 'rsack, good condition Sanford AuCtiOn, 323 7340 _ 64-EquIpment for Rent I 6113 377 7)57 Sanford 3 BR. I", bath home. BINGO C, WE SELL SUCCESS.' Casselberry, IT 93______ 930 4706 WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't needs 'fast and .11410*. low Cost 321 -- . 51-Household Goods - 2 t)lo(k', f'',', 11 97 Uxtt,i', 'n(lud.' ppi'd i,h,.y,en t.re,ilace liii l'.t $7) )i) THE HERALD ''"fi C? 127 0618 ' person, Sanford Nursing & Ccn valascent Center, SO Mellonvill. c' D.iyS N ghl -, 79Trucks-Trailers NELSON'S LLQP1DA ROSES WoOxjruff S Garden Center AQI Celery Ave - CO. 3 3866 or 321 7710 -- . Select your new furniture from Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 1969 Chrysler Imperial 4 d HT WIth WILSON MAlE P for the best I 440C10 engine, in excellent shape Rent Our Rinsenvac (hristm45 ever Save on national Loaded w.th extras $950 P hone CARROLL'S FURNiTURE 322 SlOt POoL I brands Liberal trade ins Free ' 372 5381 -. I ___________________________________ delivery Convenient terms We I 65--Pets-Supplies Cute I BR home wlh rice shag I give IV Stamps Ill E First St .. I I DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION el Pretty landscaping I Phc:ne 37 5672 Forrest Greene I Hwy 92. I mile west of Vacant Low down Will consider I r,"v 5 r 01:1 G.'rm.in Shepherd, Daytona Beach will Ui A4 ld a public .,jTr,3cy' trade SpaicO tCn,Ir-. là*n color. goo(2 AUTO AUCTION every Saturday ' ..,.?h :f'i.ljry CLIII ORC)Ap REAL TOP right at 7 31) It's the only one in O'v'i' u' Singer 'u Icur' lid Se w Florida You set the reserv ed ,301`40%V 434 Longo 74 IQ ij( ii,fl'v5 ASSuii. ____________________ 611 8221 price No charge oilier than 45 baian(eof5las50orpa'vSII90r registration tee unless vee',cle Is morilh Will tii. trade in Singer L,lti'jdLr. AKC. black, S wtek sold Call 901 753 $311 for further equipped to rig zag 4 make OultOn Homes Pick your Christmas puppy ~ details roles Balance of 558 88 or 10 I $125 Ph 327 1395 _____________________________________ Payments Of 56 Cali credit I? *60 - I BR. turnished, 10*10' ' 96$ Sports Fury. manager, 3729411 or see at Campbell's Poodle Pad 'Complete 6wninq, 10*10 Shed, liCdOwflS . new inspect ion. l oa ded SANFORD SEWING CENTER I skirtng. central air, good ' professional grooming 2467 Park Nice condition 373 9062. location 322 6725 1 COUNTY 1 S •'4 Iii ri the The Old S'nger Store : A,r- 322 1121 Closed Wednesdays SOufltr, ' 1.', 2 lIP 1 t:.dni has '6.8 DODGE CHARGER 1030 Slt 51 Santurcj Piati 3 BR Mobile Home, 5900 Call 327 pienly If rOof?, .j?iii S onvenient Far Condition 5444 to I 4 md Lake Monroe ____________________ Phone 32.] 7676 Re,isonanl priced 41 511 500 3 fI 54 /A Stalls and PaddockS tor rent, lush j 1966 Crown Imperial. I o wn er, new, Available %'Ov rg Must sac' I 7 .S'YN141: WOOD green pasture. Mecca Hammock 601 ,'6irnexood tires. A I condition Aski $10) GREGORY MOBILE Bi'Orzum Suites thQmS,iirOnv'v Lovely I ISP I b,lt, .n nice Farrn. 377 1564 Call 3220539 __________________________ 383) OrlInclO Di' 1?) 50) Country Frenc h , Solid pecan n('.qt,borhood Sttlractivpl ______________________________ AdInut, Early American Broyrull 1 Year Old BuckSkin Geldnij convent-nt to SChoci.. 69 VOLVO. ruins good. Odd fire's solid pecan Other 'vausehold 5701) PhOri 372 3031 lid Shopping Just Phone 322 7782 To see call alter I 'ems 32'I 5517 After 5 p m pm MAYFAIR 100 Fii,r,it Avei,, , . . '- -: '- ''-- -'-. unique S bath. t 504:Ous Older Pso'ir on 3 at ''actively lanuj%c .tps-0 lQts E ,tra'v nclude formaldining rOom i,'ntral AC&l4 l.Iifl'ly room, t.rpljce and .it'tachCt) Cffiit'nty 20 Aires ..un lie Pr r-,j tO sell .Iparlment Pr'ccd at nril1 $69. 500 II f .m: res Westsicle 1TY 709 Arc4di4 I/oacj Con , ,en.t'nt but ,,,'L,,rl,.,I 1 [1111 i V.F.W. too 'important an both of us. *,V.- *ar.t ; , personal interview and all the defaii of this.' your final career. LPN. 4 to 12 Shift Geriatric ex - -- BLAIR AGENCY 31 Supplies 323-1832 Inn fit TIE FEE 1(. 1 %C)' 417w ft,iolorc y(le Insurance INC. MLS. REALTOR i interview for lOt Il kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter 'ops Sinks installat ion available tt 377 8352 anylme Pc,ci Estate Broker SALES.- RENTALS 1stSt . Sanford ________ 12? 5al or 317 2157 after Hr., -- ' Used Office Furniture BALL REALTY U - iai Colber Realty mm as you CHICKEN 2640 Hiawatha ""' 78-l1v¼ltorcycles 5d)Od Cr Steel deSkS, executive desk 1946 Chevrolet panel truck. 87,000 original miles, I owner, Car pet ed , chairs, secretarial OCiks & mag wheels, new tires. AM FM Chairs. straight chairs, filing stereo. Quad tape player. See it 'b'e' as 'S Cash ano carry Body Shop. 131 h & Elm. Sanford. NOLL'S ,and. carpeted, air Completely AM FM car stereo, used mos s Girl's Shoe skates, size 10, remcejeled Will hold 2nd mtg for precision wheels. $713 Child's big _ L.lf? JOA. 377 053) ---------------bird watch, never used. $9. Call 322 73/9 alter 6pm HOMES Sanfor d. -- by Providing the highest Pesible i nc omes and all frInge' benefits to boot . DON'T WAIT, SEE US NOW, YOU want a Career that will provide immedIately Ii W 25th --- PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR ----- -liter HourS SANFORD- Mary/and FRIED 707 E 25th St I I I ri,,., ployees LPN',, AIrt, Aj, ____________ ppland Park Homes By income to continue when you are unable to work due I lnlury or Slckn.ss You want a retirement Program that enable you to rrf,re in luxury DON'T WAIT, SFE US. NOW. YOU want t work foe a company thAI 5 more than 67 years old anc Still expanding by le.ps and bounds. You want to work for a Company that values its em Ave. ___________ ____________ 'unix Q,Ulvl lluI,;,lIIc;;l 60---Office FOR INS Christmas Gifts including birthstone rings, earrings, necklaces, yo yos. wallets, scout knives and clothes. age 0 to II _____________ Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS I 2524 Par Or 322 219 Park 38.4 Bedroom 2 WHY WAIT!!! Companion Needed 621110636 ' BUY JUNK CARS-- from $10 to $30 Call 3221624 after ipm -- - FREE SHOPPING SERVICE Inc. _____________ RN's & - ' R e altor 312 Ylti Accounting Machine Burroughs L 00 tirs I to S. Monday thru Friday Ask for Mr Cavallaro. COdisko, Inc , 321 8500 Nursq', R('11 Real Estate Broker 2614 S S,iriford A,. ('S?I'l J2 - , I 323 7832 I es 3 22 1587. 322 .4179 -'----- BAT EMAN REALTY JOHN SAULS AGENCY -, ______ -' _ ----------________________ 77- Autos Wanted V Pianos & Electronic Organs witri automatic rhythm section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano , Organ Sales & Western Auto. 301 WV inSt SI, 312 2255 . REALTOR, MLS 323.577a Anytime -. ...______ ....... I 0,1,5 J?2 Yl74 I Harold Hall Realty oath, carpeted and C A i,l(hpn equipped, nice large iot Can .i'sume n'iorIqaqe No Qualifying Very Sm,iII clown ' cayment Moflthly Payrr,'nt on j vcross From Ranch Hour-,) I ' - 59-Musical Merchandise I 1f1,t',,halfl,fam rm ig fenced I ' I , I Out of Ideas' Visit Ethili's An i.ques, I mi w of I Ion old St. Rd. Mat "76" Station, Paoia. 322 3171 ----- - -- * SALE All Items Reduced $17,000 (;,urilr y i'i,1,ii. bath n choice Ravenna Park Over 1600 sq It of living area Extra large 27 It family room Fenced yard with beautiful Shade and fruit trees CB I rOnS?nich ,on with Q4b1e roof Will Si'?? V II.'. ',r ',iA 5)1 ci2O See your Real Estate Broker or call ( :.~ gway 17.92, Sanford 322.2o90 , DE APART ' .',uii.SOflJIIv M4qd Cheerful & Impressive 529,900 8)1 , - I 1209 Magnolia, $17,900 Mobile Home, Cass 71-Antiques * . ,uaranted reconditioned :utoi batteries. $I? 95 exchange Spinet Piano, Currier, excellent REELS BODY SHOP, ItOY condition, $800 Phone 322 5031 Sanford Ase after S pm - - __-_ . _, . __._ . --- y.aob,le Home. S Acres, $20.000 0362 11110 CI9ICHI. .2 Gar REALTOR Lemon Blurt. 130.000 , Bit 200 3 OR, lb. Fam Pm . 140 Country Club Circle, $10,500 Hrq our chimes and place a fist tng low cost want ad Call 32 hi Pin oil 999) NAVEL ORANGES. 12 SOBU j 22 or pef'I.nc, preferred, Apply In BARREL of CHICKEN. ~~4~ llage N\LS and f00i Bring your articles to MovIe Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop - Flea Market, South 17 92, every Sunday. 9 a m. to S p m. NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces. Phone 322 1216. 7 pm to 9 pm any night Everything For The Golfer- Clubs, Bales, Golf Bags. Ducksfr Jackets Laaies and mens golf apparel and Shoe! Mayfair Countr,' Cl Pr Shop, 322 2531 _____________________________ STEP EO COMPONEN T WITH RECORDER Was 1281 IS Balance 97,10 Call Credit Management. Alt 6.3$? - WANTED' SELLERS BUYERS-DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Make $11 have fun swapping 57-Sports Equipment - Left In Lay-Away Trade - 10-Swap& __________________________________ ROB MARINE 2928 Hwy I 1 31' 5961 ___________ * 115 (,xjc,try ,ii,b C ircle, 516.50) $3970) REAL NICE HOME S 11pm. Pte*ti do not Call us, since thu ' , , J I 7658 - central H&A I2 ill game room 4rqr- lres Will Sell below F PtA approval 521.900 or - 1 SAUl Sanford Marina, Sanford WCll'sday, Dec. S between Ilm 1p.m. Reg. - 7223927 at the Holiday , N $ want to make it . DON'T WAIT, SEE US NOW. Mr. An4ern 3 PIECES CHICKEN-HOT ROLL CHOICE OF 2 Doi 1 III I 1 SPRINGS tr-t5'i)(i(J $t : I HP r%- fl La ke Mary on ire lot S,rlgic or couple P4 Its 32'? 3019 ' T WIN ER --- From rise to the level of management CHICKEN DINNER ' 33-Houses Furnished -. '---- One Bedroom 1505 . 322 1991 Ives 322 1496. 177 416.1. 377 1984 32 1 3906 Maitland Auction 6116 toll free from Sanford ill like new trailer. $1195 After 4 pm call 313 5952 Diamond Solitaire, 579 50 up. diamond tie tar, 510.30 Gwaltney Jewelers, 104 S Park Ave INC. Irc'ncni ii'' ' WE BUY FURNITURE *1 Hal Colbert R ea lt y Wm. H. Stem per-Realtor , Hamlin Oranges. I SO Navels. 52 7 miles Out of Sanford SR 46 West 10 14111 ,U-I p,1J _______-________ F F ER REAL I NOTICE fl 322 - 789S -. * 1973 GlAstrorn 15', SO HP Jo'nrlSGn '*' Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash 00 CHULAVISTA GrovelanijOnivefIR. 3 B. Fam Rn, , Fire plc , scr porch 56.000) _ Adult- Family lk 323 Auction GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good used furniture and appliances to Larry's New & USed Mail, 215 S Sanford Ave. 322 4132 55-Boats 8. Accessories Compactor Dick's AppI 2617 5 French Ave , in Consignments wanted Hi way 16 Galleries. 321 6912 ________ __________ Pan Ave 521,5 Lake Mary . 3 OR, 1' i bath new homes Un',' $25.00) with less than S7SO down Government LONG'A'OOD 132 Lea Ave -- 1 BR. I 26. Fam Pm , DbI , Gar .Fen funding By builder, 831 1619. Ce Equal Housing Opportunity 539.900 bath, adults Only No pets $165 mo pius electric 323 0891 Kitchen Equipped 01 Pr-na. Pencil Sets, by Anion, $12 50 OWAL THEY JEWELERS. 201 S NOLL'S. - (ash for Antiques 9& i quantity 1206 -- "i H"4l Estate Broker, 311 0610 327 0179 area 527.900 1106 Giovanni FOREST CITY- 35.50 Gleaves Cl.3 BR. 2'i B. Fam rm , Fla rm DbI Gar . Fireplc . Vac s'yst , Sprinkler sys $42,900 Lake Mary, country living, 2 BR. i Quiet, One Story I rooms. 2nd floor rear apt. Il) 191h St . Sanford Secur'.,. required 3222790 0 3 BR, 7 bath, iil(hen equipped, lovely home in BR.? B. Gar Any CASSEL BERRY. Hwy 17 92. $30 Carport Sale p.- , it Family Dec. tO 9 a m to S P m , 2113 Key Ave Sanford Range, fuel Oil heater, m.sc items I WITT REALTY ~ KINOW000 COURT 372 6457 Bedroom ApIs Di- Large, lovely 1 OR, air near stores Ideal for retire: persons 321 0510: MI 64$. ' 1916 NAVEL ORANGES 2m2 YOU desire and AS rapidly .' DEL TONA Peg Real Estate Broker General Contractor Patio Apartments Large 7 BR upstairs apt , 170! Magnolia Ave , Sanford 373 Qii the challenge, let you use your Imagination. let you decide how much you want to earn Let you H Dec. 31, JOHNNY WALKER eneva ardens Luxury 9-Gd Things to 'Eat No Closing Costs 2 BR. unfurnished, Ills month. first and lAst month in advance OVIEDO- 392 Celery Cir BR, 2 B. Fm Pm . ObI R'vervir-w Ave Gar Studio, I, 2,3 after 7% Year End Special Wanted to buy use d office furniture 53-TV-Radio-Stereo 54-Garage I If Purchased & Closed By 2 Bedroom house, kitchen equipped, South Sanford Ave $85 month Call 322 0539 ______________ I BR. turn apt . lights, water turn Mature adults No pets, $9 372 7796 otter I wk days OVIEOC1 FTU - Duplexes Furn Unturn , Wooded, Home size io RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE ls 3721 - 41-Houses *1 Ca I Ba rt .. " ' NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY POOL HOME ' 3 BR, 2 bath, priced below market Owners Iran GOOD AREA, 2 OR, I bath, rpment sterred to Chicago, and need to I block, hardwood floors, screened Sell $36,000 porch, 117.500 I NICE- 3 BR home on oversized lot NEED A HOME! 5100 down in fine residential neighborhood payment to qualified buyers 3 512.500 RR, I I baths, central heat, PINECRE5T3 OR newly reiurni5hed As low as $11,000 clecoratccl home, near elementary sthool $19,500 Lake in Spotted male Real Esta te __________________________ __________________________ I i,35ifieJ Ad will always give you ' more Much , Much More than 'OU ,',peCt 100E Apartments Unfurnished ..,.. -----------UIdcx net a star of her soap opera ever since it began in 1951 has been In show biz. Later, Miss Lynde, an at"Silly - - ' Make nice ShOP 11)5 mo 311 ' --- - 3 24-Business Opportunities Found --- - $ AduIt Phone 322 1010 Rentals CRAPIK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS-83106061 ___________ Evrs 323 3819 Iwo nice - VA Repossessions, 3 DR, big fenced lot from $100 down 97, Five Points (cross over 1191 ' Sunanr1, - before Christm Freshly REPOSSESSED painted, 3 BR home with central air In quiet established neigh CONSOLE STEREO borhood Re finance or trade in Gold front, hi5 everything, Sold new your Smaller home Call row 5)0995 Ba! 1127 10 Call Crtdt Stereo, AM FM radio, P.'rnrd Reduced to $21500 player, beautiful console model '.anaqer, 671 6)52 Belly '" Excellent Ond'Vion, US. 373 2791 F lamm, REALTOR A '!O (PATE Good used TV's 125 4 up * MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive. Sanford, 322 0352 Mom will bye one of our electrical I appliances See our line selection . . REAL ESTATE Gregory Lumber & True Value Sates Pi',iiior 322 7115 Hardware, btri & Maple 372 0500 ' in Down VA & FHA Homes KijIp VETERANS Best buy in town- Low trees, $)75 month Call $69 0539 Re.lty, 322 7335 10? W First St $5.000 Under comparable homes 3 SANFORD- 2306 Park Ave Villas, 2 between $ 4 S or 322 6196 eves . cenfanrI weekends OR, 2 bath kitchen equipped BR, I, B. Townhouse 19,500 I Central heat & air, wall to wall y TA Earn extra cash for Christmas CASSELBERRy - 7 1 Laurel way, carpeting Owner pays all closing j 14eg shopping Sell those items you no Real Estate Broker costs Buy now & qualify for IBR. 2 B. Fam Pm , Fla rm 75th SI 371 6455 longer need with a Quick Action homestead exemption from 1 Dbl gar. fence $38,900 Want Ad in the Evening Herald 5?? 000 -- ___________ -___________ Groc ery store for sale Peascs-Arr Call 3226421 after 6 30 pm its SANFORD. - furnished rooms, plus storaqe space on 17 office. Unfunijshed Mary, turn or unfurn , air rond heat. Florida room, carport, fruit - vi 32'-Houses Comfortable 2 BR home A i r, carpeted . quiet I and 2 br-droom, $125 to Slit month Surveillance work Desire work in related fCili or willing to learn an. new trade or skill. Looking for employer, offering a future, fair SAlary S benefits iii Save $1500 Move, - 372 CIS) 31-Apartments Furnished cluding tracing 4 321- 0041 _______________ 2017 S FRENCH 4 30 SM after _____________________________ Dutch Colonial) BR. 7 bath home on lake, in wooded setting 5250 month 3233301 , 'iL P LAL TOPS lenced Winter Sprigs 3 ftP. excellent (0dtiOn, mn lea"6 mos. $ltS 'no No pets Near school 377 0)35 ---------------Nice 2 BR block home, turn or I unfurn 323 2920 or 372 7029 alter 6 Pm ,, - C Ill . furnished. $110 Katies Wr-k,,i Landing, 312 1170 I - No One Iiving,above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors MOOr-Is open 10 a m 't 1 1 6 p m Daily (QmC 5cr- us or call a Homes 37-Business Property _____________________________ I & 2 OR Apts .e*i'Pllent location, all electric kitchens, AC. carpeted, drapes, adults, 'rorn $150 2015 Sanford Ave. Phone 37? 7113 Proofing e, 31A-Duplexes $130 mo 373 7515 or 1 901 736 0299 Full Circle Insulation & Sound Wanted i 7 ftP unfurnished, children, pets It G I 5--Lost & - 1 __________________- ~ yard Adults only No pets 323 Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient'! Air Con ditonirig Package DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do 'vi, it.your3elters, $50 Marilyn's 99 Secretarial Service. Ocala, 90.1 737 9773 Notary Marriages Male 31, experienced in Oft:cp Performed -- -------' "iariafJrmvuI. manage m ent,cusTomer Contar., law enforcement, insurance clan, McCook's life is akin to that of long ' 41-Houses electric kitchen, 34___!lMbile family Brand new, Sparkling with (harm' FurniShr-d Studios. unfurnished 1 4 2 bedroom units Your new home fcaturp Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Wanted - Lazy SaleSppr%on ac customed to high 5tinrd living. Call 323 9547 bath, 062 1000 trailer .ipf Adult 4 park '.%,'eily 3$ 15 Pfy,i Il 92, S,lnford 1l9iO I ' Sanford, Fla, 32771 whether nIzxt' unit bnw r;" ". '"" p AP1 MO PARk, I, 2. 3 brd'uum 2 (SR 3301 S. Sanford Ave. EARN $36,000 YEARLY ' Sell a llftIespie Put spice in your lilt Call SlI 2056 to making a comfortable - -. 2 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON F OR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS 'orfuriher information call 423 ISV Of write anford Al AnonFamily Group P 0 .- True, they commence on a promising note make that notes when they o pe n the how by doing a tune in fourpart harmony.. They sound a bit like the Modernanies of radio da ys, a very good crew indeed. it hints of nifty musical things to come. But after solo turns in which McCook, Now- I, Miss Lynde and Miss Stuart m usical ly explain t he ir backgrounds, a slide to dull begins. It doesn't halt when they pause for a ques tion session with a friendly audience. The questions conce rn Noun's age, what prompted Miss Lynde to Big Ben Mayfair Thames Vi Downing St. Parliament Tower Bridge Hyde Park Piccadilly Trafalgar ' Lloyd's St. PauPs Westminster Tomorrow: .The Kings 0 - rous ing. Instructions: Hidden words E - _._ - ______ DIVORCE FORMS- For ire* In formation write to Box 791. Pomi..ino, Via . 33Ol Each effort is technically Tomorrow." proficient, each shows the reThe idea of the opus, w hi ch suit of long hours of vocal may lead to a series of similar training, but neither contains specials with other CBS daythe spark that dist in guishes. - -... . suiie stars, is w give the perIneyal iney aisomoveaboutlaterin move aoout tater in formers a chance to show they a disco version of George M can do more than loo k gr'un be- Cohan's "Yankee Doodle Dantween commercials. dy." It is flashy, but were Mr. This is a fine Idea, as many Cohan with us today, I fear he'd mummers in soap operadom turn over in his booth at Sardi's. have legitimate stage ba ckgrounds, have appeared in stage musicales and can sing and do a bit of hoofing when the occasion demands. Alas, in Wednesday's "After Hours" the ladies and gents, respectively decked out in evening towns and tuxedoes, don't often rise to the occasion. Th ey are competent, but not ve ry LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) It 50 6$ PAUL. HARVEY COMMEPITARY LONDON be QUALITY INN NORTH Apartments ly , MONTH L Y RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv. iir Cond Maid Serv - Goods baths TAMP Saw, 7';" Blade, complete month old Apalooja. $1130 For %59,9Wwith motor, $60 Dinette Table. We sell our trade i n furnt,,r at low more information, call 322 9229 JENNY CLARK, Realty, Realtor. Prices Good selection $2S 373 360$ between 10 a m 4 7 m. Ask for 322 1598 COUtreTPYFuRui DISTR DISTRIBUTORSAngie Over 10.000 people are reading this Gelding, 11", hands, 12 years old, 123 8372 5PM I mi East i ' .id Don't yOU wish the item you gentle. good with children, tack i.n for ,i;p WS I sled here' Mom will lo',e her Oar ci (,rcen ncluded Also Holstein bull, I house slippers from Knight's months old Call 377 4961. Shoes, 205 E. 1st St. 52-Appliances Fenced, improved pasture for rent Hr-c Peal flrkpr UNUSUAL- 19" Clam Shell , monthlyrates Access fostable for JOHN KPIDER. ASSOC Mounted Rattlesnake Skin, Hand Shelter Close in Onora Road, *1 101W Commercial quilted double QuiltS, 2 Cinnabar Clintonwood Ph 321 9300 or 372 Phone 372 7991. Sanford bracelets. 7 amber bracelets, GE Self Cleaning drop in range, 1011 _________________________ Peg 5559 Now 1.450 Sanford some "ecology" jewelry etc 319 S rooms, I bath. 251 5 Ira Electric Co 2572 Park Dr ,3n 51 18 6.8---Wanted to Buy St , Lake Mary 111.500 Phone t562 7' Pool Table (Freder ick WillyS) ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED KENMORE WASHER ' *?h accessories. $49 Just in time Parts, TOP prices paid, used, any con for Christmas 372 7186 Service Used machines * dton 644 Sill, Writer Park MOOPuE v' APPLIANCES, 3230672 garage Mostly furnished, 5175 mo ' security 831 1272 . Sanford Court Need extra money? CDuptC of hoursin th e Call 313 9542 51-Hou sehold 2 Story4 BR, 7i Recreational facilit ies CII home near ',"mnole Jr College I 2 dR I 4 &SR 134 , Longwood 50-MisceIIaneous for Sale W. GIARNETT WHITE __ I, 1 4 3 BR apis Terni5, 18-Help Wanted 4-Personals and Mary Stuart of "Search for SM A S S Show Talents tears for tunes In a musical special CBS calls "After Hours: From Janice, John, Mary and WKEGGIBNWDKRAWHTUOS L R P A L W A W E S T M 'I N S T E R Y DA IRLNRPOBHOX FORORO OPCEOEAITAGILRApIWD LECGYNPCLNC I REMANEO ADADDITHAMEFBI FTNSW FYDI SASRP I CMRY RBOTN SHL RL PT BA YWEAOAFSME TOOBATAGC FOML I PTL IT P IN R MS P1 C C AD ILL YE N A AND E BE! BMA V L N I MRN E B U E OWE W DOWN I N G ST LA RI LRNOTRAFALGRRAEWS PR Lj SW CT H N I H AM E ST G .R N R A E D MR 0 V E G N I R A.H CA DES 0 L SAT.- 9:30-11:30 A.M., 1:30-4:00 P.M. 7:30.11:00 p.m. SUN. BEVERLY HILLBILLIES To soap opera stars are forsaking Cohosts Potty Bern,' Frank Field SEEK & FIND 7:30-11:00 e Television Writer I ANGELES APe - fly Wednesday afternoon, four CBS 12 WHEEL OF FOR- 7:30-10:00 LADIES NIGHT -7:30-10:30 JOIN THE FUN 9 A!' HOLLYWOOD 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 GAMBIT GM NOT FOR WOMENOe&Y DEVOTIOW..L 12 HI NEIGHBOR 645 LOCAL NEWS - COMPANY ,JA't' SIIARBUT SKATING SCHEDULE C C C c Other TUNE 7 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 12 SEARS telephones will be open every night 'till thru Dec. 22 Two days delivery. 322 1771. Adults ar,c' 2 630 ROLLER RINK 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY . 1100 2 (Fn orgy) SONSHINE .4 KUTANA . 6' SUNRISE SEMESTER 6$ FRAN CARLTON EX- Slwte Cil see Onty, 1030 ' CHRISTOPHER CLOSE LW I 12 ANOTHER WORLD an a look at 'real ads University of florida (Wed.) 06CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) EACISE * - 6 (Thin. only) HEAL TH O.Z. 2 4 Soap Stars Get MAGAZINE Features include SUNSHINE ALMANAC (Fri) DAILY I 4A-Public Notices 4 personnel investigation. tstttf 3pm Thu's. PrOofl1Od RING I 6* PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7: 24 THE ELECTRIC 300 * Ished I -bUS 327 2790 NOW RENTING below. 4 2' (Man.) WITH THIS ur c T %2.. a . t I01tTi ' r jri L Is 9 6: PRICE IS RIGHT 4 625 EVERY SUNDAYfAM 5PM CALL iii liii 21 2 NEWS '6' HOGANS HEROES 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2 12 SANFORD AND SON (A) 2 SUNSHINE AlJ,t&J4JeC II 12 THE DOCTORS 2 4 1000 6.10 ANOFLEAMARKET ' 530 NV UPllP-t-tN St-L7?J 4 615 if 12 EMERGENCY ONE 230 Arms Swimming playground recreation room, laundry room and Clubh ou se SOO Ridqe wood ""v . Sanfnrct Pr ii - Friday Noon NEIGHBORHOOD 9 520.000 PYRAMID 930 FREESWAPSHoP I, I! Donna 6$ 700 CLUB 600 lflI LI..,..R' L/P" AM) LIVt: 9 SUNRISE J',&EE Cha FAMILY FEUD 200 9 Holiday. " School System, Morning ( ThLis)CRACKER8AfREL I 6$ MY THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS TURNS DaarJme" Ladd, 2 ADAM 12(R) WORLD 6 AS VISION Orange County 4 6 ONEDAVATATIME 't been two years. but Ar's-iS father still mrist, she cant Alan Sunday - 24. IN SCHOOL Wednesday 930 - Dvca 500 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 2 4 1949, (Wed.) -Death l destroy Rudy -1P d" I1 Itr,, 1- I DEVOTIONAL 4 LATE comforter" while ' 130 Scanien (98W) Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn 1936. (Fn') 'Jungle Captive.- (96W) Otto gVidcyLane. 15 200 2 DAILY 9 MARCUS WELBY M D 12 FAMILY AFFAIR (96W) Fredric March. Kent Taylor 1934. (Thurs.) "Sylvia Big Lift" Paul! Cannel Borchers. arid Cal. Potter's 9 AYANS HOPE Takes A MOVIE Douglas. Robert Preston. 1963 Peed 105 51 CHRISTIAN LIFE (Wed.) HI (98W) NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW DOUG (This') MANNA (Fn) THE BIBLE Maureen O'Hara. 1953. 9 DAILY WORD - 99 Show Tern, 1:00 6$ 430 shed I room rear efficiency apt Private parking uP W 3rd St., Sanford Christmas Specials The Day Before Publication Noon GETTING MARRIED? Crave Simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public, 322 2026 Evi, & Wk nds. 12 SOMERSET (Thurs.) "So This GM BEWiTCHED (Tuos) Ridgewood DEADLINES IRONSIDE (A) GlLLIGAS ISLAND Way Home' Jean Simmons. s. MOVIE (Man) "Against All Flags," Errol Flynn. 6 WILD, WILD WEST in a motel rorirn where a bend PRACTICAL 9 GM THE UNTOUCHABLES t oo 2 12 TOMORROW cessfslty plants a Darnoll. * _______________ Call About Our 6 MERV GRIFFIN 9 EDGEOFNIGHT is Love Ka" Graysor. Mm Griffin 1963 (Fn) 'All The (Mon) LIFE IN THE SPIR- .) SATURDAY 9-Noon 400 J Linda Craine, 1949 6' MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6* 31c a line 74c a Imp (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY 241 ZOOM oan- Letter to Three nee * 26 times Wed, see 3 pm 6 MATCH GAME '76 Pieeatod Wed, see 3 pm, GM THREE STOOGES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 2 * CkLifjsw6 Gt IDEA SI -t 6 thru 25 tinic'. actors. BEWITCHED Preen'i)led 1958, Documentary. (Wed.) "A 900 IT (Tues 4 STARS _________________________________________ 30-Apartments Urlfurnjshed 4Ic a line 330 NEWS rated by Alexander Scxxsby. 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 DINAH Wynn, Aldo Ray Star Details to Pepper earns somethng otheir . than praise after she 2' 6$ COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU ' 12 POLICE WOMAN- 2 12 TONIGHT CBS LATE MOVIE 9 MOVIE OF THE WEEK' 'The Mart Who Would Noil I)e Dorothy Malone. Keenan 9.00 'G 830 FOR THE DEAF ous screen lover, c 2 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6' NEWS GM MOVIE. (f&ri ) Woman in White.- Eleanor tfl. 194& Parker, Alexis Smith. (Tuos) 'Viclnry at Sea" Nar - - 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS gigolo to ft World's most HOGANS HEROES ' i thru S timcs H OURS 9GENERAL HOSPITAL 100 MAX B 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY traarmg Valentine's meteoric rise from a perThess dana,tJi 12 2 NfLE 7 IN SCHOOL TEL E VISION Lkitil 330 pm., Duval County School System ' 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE- HARTMAN T1NO 45 ninuto doctinontary With Andy W11- ANDY p 2 24 THE LEGEND OF VALEN- MATCH GAME 4 tFn) serial FOR 1255 GM DUCK DUCK GOOSE 11 30 4 12 MARCUS WELI3Y, MD. CAPTAIN 6 ALL MY CHILDREN 9 800 4 SEARCH FOR 6 TOMORROW PORT play detective whOri 855 730 2 CANDID CAMERA ' HARTMAN they Odd ball neghbors. Lei.y arid Squ.ggy, cMaçear 1230 . daytime THE RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Janice Lynde, John McCook (The Young and the Restless"). lhchale Now. Mary Stuart ("Search for Tamerrow') GM THE FLINTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 315 2 THE GONG SHOW news, Wo&hOl • sports) 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS GM WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY 9 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY The girls 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 G000 MORNING AMERICA ("Good Morning Floridaat 725 and 825 a m. local I(GAROO It 00 830 MACNEIL-LEHRER 24 ' l' local no.) s POPEYE AND FRIENDS GM NEWS ' Ch. 4, am. tour Winter Pr' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HOURS. From Janice, John. 6 YOUNG AND REST4 LESS PERRY MASON 12 50 GRAND SLAM - Tuesday, Dec. Y, 17G-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41- 831-9993 322-26H Mary and Michael With Love.' A look at the musical sides of 9 NEWS 2 CBS NEWS: (730 6 4' below 6 (Wed. Drily ) AFTER 4 1200 Orlando Seminole d. see Preempted Afternoon at 725 and 825) '1030 taking Fonzies adi.ia,, devises a bizarre scheme in order to ANIMALS 12 $25.000 PYRAMID il d it speed an Indian prince to 9' HAPPY DAYS. Rctio fails in love with a poster ii, arid. 6 oorio, i2i TODAY (Local flS 2 police officers (John Alms and Eddie Egan) Indulge in mutual harassment fl thee, grim cat and mouse oontost, 4 6 SWITCH, Episode to be arwOts'icl,d 9 BILLY GRAHAM. San Die- 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF U ' 4 700 2 12 POLICE STORY A tack activist (Han Rhodes) who finances his actitie from the proceeds of a series of bank robberies-and a foam c)f partied by governess seek to NEWS 2 DAILY 1000 set on the naltiem frontier of India as British soldiers accom- 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6' THE CROSS wiTs it WAYNE NEWTON "A 1960 British. Action tale 7 ZOOM ___ 24 BLOOD AND SAND WHATS HAPPENING? 655 II 950 dia," Lauren Sacall. Kenneth 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS ' coil It 55 GM CBS NEWS 654 GM MOVIE' 'flame Over In- 630 U events may prove himnight. Christmas Card ' 6 1}EtU)ERSEAWORID JACQUEs cousTEAu: OF The Tragedy of the Rod Gil EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES ''Conversation with Dr. Glasser ' 24 MAN AND ENVIRON' MENT U Blocker) and Casey (WK Stratton) dash over a pretty nurse, the latter leaves the 4 600 It FOLLOW CLASSIFIED ADS Tuesday - - LISTINGS st Your Business...DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 I __________________________________________________________________________________ 10:0 �16-Evening Hera id, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Dec. 7, 176 BLON DIE Ch' THAT'S NOT, ~"'E"E WeLL_T`HEY ST THUP WERE BLUE BLUEBERRY PIE T3 I : ir -----BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker T)4E9EER. STUFF 'VT LJ V' TE1' ) •SETiNG' Y % 1j-t4 ,LJ rr'4 rE CZ- N HAT 1 i TI IN 4 hR . b Art Sonsom _________________ _____________ - rr rr*- tfl R ' EI -. - . L I A OU ThAT / VE It. 1 Fragment 2 Vase with a pedestal 3 Oceans 4 Annoy:ng bird 5 Hawaiian guitar (ebbr) 6 Far (prefix) 7 Diminish (2 —— ) 20 SCHOOL 21 — 22 27 28 _______ 24 25 26 31 32 6 — 39 — — 7 — 40 44 38 — 41 142 — 45 — — — — — -- -- 62 63 64 65 — — .( I-., ' \ in * \ VKQ 4 , . , Heartbreak Of Acne At 30 %F.5T A it :.-si * io 8765 3 •2 Ai44t •K1i33 A.92 ,fit 1- 11 11)) 9h • AK Both %uinerjbie — _______ - d I EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider Y>J* D BEMR HURRY Up. BF-FORE I CLEAR THEM ALL AAAY DEAlt DR. LMB- Is there any cure for a woman who suffers from acne at the ripe 01(1 iige of 301 1 have had this problem since age 12 and I hit%tried every treani and lotion on the market. I've tried facial saunas. facial masks, ur. % -, COME AD /ll .. CICERO, THIS 1:5 A HKIMM E \ RE )T \ PRISCILLA'S POP ~STLJART SAYS HE HAS A LITERARY COLLECTION! HAVE YOU SEEN IT ol~ YES, BUT I'M AFRAID I HAVE MIXEI? EMOTIONS! j Lamb %%e-,t \orih Fast south I la- Iv ll.iss IN T Pats lA 4 Pass V P_s S I'als 3 N' T Pass .1 4 Pass Pass FRANK AND ERNEST The best medicines are prescription items, such as vitamin A acid - not to be tonfused with vitamin A that you take by mouth.. Estrogen does decrease the sebaceou3 gland activity , and tends to eliminate acne. That is why you get along better during pregnancy. SACK W146FJ C f7 a off 0 HE HAS THE SOU50JECT DOWN PAT 0 - -- . - '-7 UNWAM TiFe DOONESBURY 4 b TUMBLEWEEDS T Clean own S?llllf MOONTAIN c., mop VISIONS? f / .: . . . - 7 I - I ._ . . _ . . . , M -- - - .. i the queen This wins against sing!etonking.king-lO.Kxor lsxx in the East hand This buesp t ay I represen t only a 33 per cent chance, but Sidney disdained it lie led dummy's jack 4 diamonds! Iast covered Sidney took his ice. returned todurnmy with a second spade. led a second diamond, finessed successfully against East*s 10 and wrippeel up the contract When asked why he took this unusual play. Sidney' replied "Fast cashed his ace of clubs so quickly that I knew h, thought he had a trump tric" coming. so I decided to IaV .I him for either his ictua holding or king-tenxx 2,-7 Il,1 1. A ft t w - 4y. .1 — Cli - ___ .- — ..'. Ill/ZONER MEETS IIl/./.ON Lit Che. ing and mutual . out respective . Seminole terrain, while meeting for the first time this morning, are Sanford Mayor Ie I'. Moore and newly elected Longwood Mayor Gerard Connell , ' AM IN% - !:- , ii ck , • ": . " .. - ______ . Mo re 0 Ic 0 I II 1*S For • ry I d . . - - _J,w_ 4. 'St _ 0 I ILI St 0 count,, ens £ By DONNA ET ES HeraldStallWriter - Also winning reledion was .4 Julian Stenstrom to a rd term on thi city commission while a runoff was slated for Dec. 21 between incumbent City Commissioner Gordon Meyer and challenger. E.O. (Eddie) Keith. The official canva&s of the election and the counting of abesentee ballots is slated for noon today, but official returns are not expected to change the results. ("efoli Photo by Tom vince"o k ng up vote totals as they are announced at Civic Center are several Sanford candidates an on oo ers, (From left on table) Gordon Meyer. watching wife. Jean; defeated mayoral candidate Sanford Mayor IA-e 11. Moore celebrated his 53rd birthday today by winning a fourth term in elective office Tuesday in a landslide over south Seminole publisher Harry Skop. ' - . '. City Commissioner Gordon Meyer )above) and challenger Eddie Keith tbeIow face a ninoff. ____________________ In the race for city commission seat one, Stenstroin, seeking a third term in office, received 1,068 votes to 7(Y7 for 1~0 challenger, Sanford arcted James Melvin. City comzntssioner Meyer, ounpleting a second term in office, wits thrown into a run-off in the four man contest against Meyer, top man in the race received 714 votes to 491 for Keith, 449 for Larry D. Blair, in his first try For elective office, and 272 for A.G. DeLattibeaudiere. Harry Skop (second from right at table); (Standing rear. from right). defeated Larry Illair; and City Commissioners John Morris and Julian Stenstrom, who was re-elected. Today Longwood Taps Connell AndSho ate Moore, who is completing < nine years in elective office in Sanford, having previously .4 ., been elected to one term on tM city commission and two terms in unofficial results to 411 for as mayor, received 1,446 votes Shop. 2.11 &A 2-B Comics - . Forty-three per cent of the voters of ood ent to the polls at city' hall Tuesday, selecting a new may-or and a new councilman and giving votes of confidence to its 18-year veteran citv Moore, president of Chase clerk Onnie horna e an its city council itin and Co ran on his record a d Grant, running unopposed. the city's record of at.. councilman Gerard Connell, completing his first two-year term years as the city's chief on the goverrung boy, was elected mayor, garnering 150 totes more than his nearest rival a six-person contest, Stephen Barton -, of , Stenstroin, member of an old won Connell's ct ive c1tv council seat n a four-man race, Sanford family. campaigned on 52 votes ahead of his nearest competitor. his past record of having atMrs. Shomate won her lh consecutive election for the city tempted to answer every citizen clerk' s office over Bettie Brown, wife of former mayor and complaint and problem brought television news director, Kenneth Browri. to his attention. Grant won with 632 votes. Mrs. Shomate received the highest number of votes cast - 670 -while Mrs. Brown received 457 Meyer urged involvement by While most of the candidates in the clection were at city hall the residents of the Lommunity his wilsh to T uesday night as the unofficial results were mounced, Connell, and Keith told of his wife, C-laire, and son, John, were attending services for encourage new businesses to rea, today's holy d.ay at St. Augustine's Parish, Ca&selberry locate in the downto wn a His daughters, TrLsh, Susan and Mary-Jo, went to church to tell noting Ws distress that so many buildings are empty there Casse/berry Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Ous ts Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. I_amb Iloroscope 1105pital Obituaries Sports Television Weather women WO/ 4-A IB B Z-B &A KOs Charter M-11-A CASSELBERRY - City voters Tuesday ousted incumbent 9-B councilmen, opting for two new faces and a man of past exS-A perience. They also turned down by a large margin a proposed 18 new charter for the city. With 30.2 per cent. 1,460, of the city's 4,835 qualified voters going -"s to the polls, ftee men - Donald Willson, a former mayor and councilman, with 679 votes; Frank Schutte, a retired I - I Winter , Only 23.5 per cent, (1,946) of Sainford's 8,278 turned out to cost ballots at the civic center polling ace, much less than the 30,35 per cent turnout anticipated by City Clerk Henry Tamm. -Springs . both new to the political arena, were elected. Incumbent Council Chairman Sal Orlando with 471, came in the photos Page 9A arles Sizer with 247 votes ran last in the 10-man race. Charles Glascock who resigned only a few week ago to spend more time SHOPPING DAYS fla with his family and then changed his mind to run for re-election, came in sixth with +44 votes. rhe other candidate totals: Bill Brady, 269. Gerald Haskell. 302; Norman Kessinger, 459. The proposed new city charter recommended by a cittizens' advisor) Lunumttee and approved by a 3-1 vote of the city council with only Councilman Nathan Van Meter opposing was soundly See I ONG%OOD, Page 9- t 'see CUARTF It, Page 9-A J. 0 three kids and Lord kn' by Garry Trudeau . .. - __ -'- '- ___ " M,:fl - I ilL 1 1 iHCrI'd Priotos b Rick Wells) • - 41094917? WS MwORIVr"C't4y t I ____ . . No wonder I'm always broke, whal with feeding a wife, a dog. - . L_. - ( ' , IN MAUS HAVE YOU - workers are employed under Title 6 but that number allocation of funds to Seminole Bedsole said the county was scheduled to be reduced to 50 by Jan. 30. will receive about one million dollars. If Oct. 31 is used, Following a three-day meeting with federal officials, A Department of Labor official, James Lowe, is that amount will drop to about $700,000. The reason, Jim Bedsole said today sficient federal funds w be scheduled to make a presentation to the county corn- Bedsole said, ls that on June 30, more workers we forthcoming to save Jobs of about 118 Seminole County mission on Dec. 14. Bedsole said Lowe will explain the employed under Title 6. workers who were scheduled to be phased out by Jan. new rules attached to Title 6 money. Earlier this year, Bedsole was notified by the . Commission Chairman Dick Williams agreed this Department of Labor that Title 8 was being deleted. Bedsole met last week in Atlanta with Department of morning that some additional strings will be attached. Then, In October Congress appropriated additional Labor Officials and was told Seminole can expect from "It's not all rosy," the chairman noted. "Even funds and Title 6 was restored. OO,OOOtoone million dollarsnext year(o fund Title 6of though there may be a million we're eligible for, the CETA is a federally-funded program deed to feds have added some strings." pump dollars into areas with unemployment rates Board's $600,000 Burden, Page 3-A Bedsole said the "strings" involve stringent rules higher than the national average. goernmg wch workers can be hired and how any In Seminole, about $4-million in CETA money is the Comprehensive Education and Training Act leftover funds may be utilized pumped in each year. The funds to to pay about 1000 (CETA) program. County government is the prime sponsor for CETA. Seminole County workers employed under the federal Bedsole, Seminole's CETA thrector, has informed M such, county commissioners decide the amount of program. the county commission which has halted the funds doled out to differing Seminole agencies that Workers are distributed to county and city govern phasedow which was earmarking 50 federally- utilize CETA workers. menta, the school board, to social agencies and to funded workers per month for layoff. A total of 168 If federal officials use June 30 as the date for agencies involved in the mental hJth field. Herald Staff Writer lip.) - . K. Ryan :. . .. - SURGEON s 30 - T Haves 1 - . . . A Canadian reader w nts to The only thing that clears up San Antonio, Texas 78292. Q y know the significance of in) complexion is getting Acne is caused by the fatty It didn t require any great F-ist's pass when the bidding ''] pregnant, my face immediately secretions formed expertise, for the late'Sidnev has gone: one spade by South b) the (-tears up and stays clear for Silodor to see that three double by nest, redouble by sebaccous 'lands m i about one year after the birth of notrump would have been a North. pass by East. i broken down by bacteria that riiy child. better contract than five A ery few people pla this live in the opening of the Since I already have threv dianionds. Sidnev also knew pass to say A think we ' can sebaccous glands. The fatty (hat North shouldhave let him beat this one-spade contract children, and since it onl) iciiiL, forniLd from this reaction play. three notrump, but there The great majority. including . seems a temporary cure,I are irritating to the tissues. was no use crying over split the Jacobys, play it as asking like to find another way to get mat is what causes an inmilk Sidhev was in five West to get out of his own by Stoffel & Heimdahl rid of thee pimples. One doctor flarnation. not an infection. The diamonds an had to do his troubles. gave me birth control pills, but WHAT XES THIS *W' best to make it plug of fatty acids turn black at tDo you have a question I DECIDEO I gainetl 15 PER "ATTENDANCE" lie called for dummy's jack poun&s in three the surface either from skin for the experts? Write "Ask PE'SERNJ E 0 SOMEmonths and became extremely ofact hearts produced the rho Jacobys" care of this WRITTEN IN MERE pigment or the oxygen on fat to end East immedijttl plaed THING R nervous-They thdn I really newspaper. The Jacobys wiT "bla ckhea ds." If the seem to help much anyway. Not the ice of clubs Then'FAst'led answer individual questior% 4' material is not hanged it MEAN fatty a low spade ' \ up, 'mIs do I hate the wayI look if stamped soil addressee is it Sidnev was in dummy and envelopes are enclosed The wt my face gets-w sore. I WROT-L -, — The proper form of treatment hid to 'tackle the trump suit most interesting questio ns DEAR I1EADFII-THAT/ Although is to induce skin peeling so the The norinal correct play with will be used in this column most people with acne outgrow opening of the and remains the particular trump holding and will receive copies it by yourlage, it is one of the is to le,id a low one ind f inesse JACOBY MODERN) open ant] the material it forms most common Complaints is easily extruded. Proper skin people have. Teenage acne SIDE GLANCES washing helps, but it can be by Gill Fox if fed almost all males and 80 overdone.1111 one thing you per 7cent of fernales front want to avoid is injuring the puberty to the middle 20s. sidn. __________________ There is enough known about by Al Vermeer One of your problems has ',1 u-ne now to be able to at least — WHAT KIND M WADS FROM been all those skin creams and IIiiilifliiZC P CF COLLECTION THE CHAIRS AT so called cleansing agents. the mo.st tomplex cases. Most 15 IT? HE LIBRAR Most of these make the skin of the scarring and more oily anti make the disfiguration that typifies the problem worse. f / m nadiwitely treated or unThe second approach that properly treated case does not inay be- used in combination need to occur any more. with skin peeling agents Ls To gve you a more tiomplete antibiotics taken by mouth. 1,1r discussion of treatment and /~~_ These decrease the bacteria 64. ;1 what causes acne I am sending that cause the breakdown of fat ff -`q you Tlk Ilealth Letter number which causes inflaination. 8, 2, Acne Can Be Treated. Many of the face cleansers T__-5F Others who want this inand agents often usLA actually format ion make the problem worse A with a long, stamped b Bob Th be nianigedby addressed envelope for. Just , self- cascthitcannot two or Wee gentle washings of send your request to me in care the face each day should be (if this newspaper. P.O. Box 326, ( il-7 . . %ould HUGS BUNNY .. - . - I _J o r er li FE) !'RIU(r -k __ __ - - - - - ______J A \\f E11A1 WIN AT BRIDGE _J — in - . — — Se m Of . . 54 — o eC -. , V 1 0 ._— 46 4) 49 4 53 - ,- you're jnolved with an think to be best, not what ;irganization or group today, think should be done to pacify self help them more with your another. To thine o &mets than with your purse true.... VIR GO (Aug 2.3-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb 2Marih \ ILL may have to apply a little Don't be too timid about subtle pressure on someone taking a chance to improve ho Is indebted to you Be firm your lot today. Fen If you fail, tat don't exercise too much which isn't likely, you'll still leverage at this time. better Off. 5 60 — 30 I . Sanford, Florida 32771- Price 10 Cents Fe eraI W*in dfall Saves J 0 s 7 — - It, 1 — 29 — 55 56 - AWN 42 Ensign (abbr M it take offeruse. 18 Noun suffix 44 Vast expanse ;Rl'l() (Oct. 24•Nov. 2 21 Hall (prefix) TAURUS tApr'I 2.M-iy 20) 23 Actor Sparks 47 ho doesn't have your best One w Follow your own judgment in 48 Circuds 25 Wait business matters today. If you interests at heart may thit)w 26 Snow slider 49 Noun suffix bled seek the counuel of too many some obstacles in your path 28 Turn sharply 51 Was nde SJ( Ider, b Y. 29 C ncinn Ii ball ( 'o Ic you co WI •. to club Ut then in stride. ' 0(1 ir 53 Villain in 31 Varmint S%GITTARUIS Nov. 23-Dee 1. "Othel 2 GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) 21) Success is assured Universal ti'ie where you can act firmly. But if (abbr) bag for you today. You might )ou're too lax in dealings 1,-h 58 Attention have a sizable gain, but )OU friends, there II be di.sp. Winkle 57 P c to be could tend to spend too much At Egyptian ijitiiit iits paper rt 5] Brought aboutWhile F It I June 21 Jut) fl) CAPRICORN Dec 2 Ja you have it knack for 19) (;ive-and-take is important personal acquisition today, in one-to-one relationships — avoid being selfish. II YOU tn today. You have to make COO:i healthy profit, share with cessions or there'll be no — those who helped make it profits. — — — — possible. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19j 19 I.Eo (Jul 23-Aug. 22) if in career matters do what you 23 52 Bob Montana I __________________ 60001 T?'ATMYSTERY YES- HEY ARCH THERE'S WHAT CLOSED FOR — BUT WE yE is PLavG THE Cr,Ly )iFw MoviE OVER BO I FEEi RE' OVAON r G3.' MYSTERY THERE THAT LOCKS CALLED ' SEEING A GOOD ALL ' IS WHY 2 INTERESTING ' THEyMACEIT L — — 43 U - E F — 17 18 — — — THE WHU HE H — i ITP - LA _____ 16 — S usF DOWN — — THE BORN LOSER __ 0 10 Swill 13 Greek letter (p1) — t - 65 Shelley work 69th Year, No. 94-Wednesday, December 8, 1976 (Sept. 23-Oct, 23) priority goals to manage outsiders you would those in your today. You might not score at the wit), a home today. Where the Family First,but you touchdown with a stellar second 50U1jfl t mind, Ai A ]HIeriiiii ivening A _F ON 1 - - 61 Blunder 62 Jobs 63 Attempt J _rWednesdaDecember8,1976 i fS : pressure 40 Most reaily 4] Very (Fr) S s Kind _ dent's de 12 nickname Augment 13 States of fullness 14 Jelly 18 Olympic board (abbr) 17 Visit 19 Comedienne Arden 20 Went quickly 22 Scion 24 Spheres 27 More equal 30 Artists medium 31 Mislead More uncanny Passe Rif _~~j 54 Author j N Cr4ANCE N I 52 Greek letter 4 Lay 7 Time zone I - / I HOROSCOPE - THOSE BERRIES C Answer to Previous Puzife ACROSS 45 Pot 46Sher) g . , - Oh, what the heck 4 Ly man High School had a rough time Tuesdav night tr%i g to figure out how to use he' r megaphone. Ilut. whatever she finalk decided. it helped her father, I'd 1f-Se- basketball coach Itick Steinke, to lead his A. " . •... ________ . 4- . 1' I2.; ' Bubbling over with enthusiasm •.. -. 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M 69th Year, No 92—Monday, December 6. 1 p / r'1 3 I £4 Z _ - [ • 1 Fera rtlill 9 5-1 __ 1J5 (A . i W illi ams ( p1T( 10 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price Cents Reported Offer illi 1976 statee F — Lf7' rierce Turns Down _ 4 1\ i1 r Inter*im Coun MW n ) State 41W .i II1[Y a:A INA (J MM IS L ____________ (.I(L g:E 68 ( ;n I issued a warning notice to Eagle Utilities in s state officials confirmed today. Len Kozlof, an enforcement have I Seminole Count y Conimiioner planned to offer "Asst. Colultv Robert Pierce the attorney's position for ;I six-month interim period, a source said today. But Pierce turned down the job. b- 0 RAP 01. Ea e os Iferald Staff %Vriter A:2 ' Warns officials Hu( chief In the states Department of Environmental Regulations, said the utility was cited for failure to meet standards for Pierce met last Fridav 'with Commission Chairmail Dick Williams, who, it is reported, offered Pierc e the position mmimum of six months rA P Experi ence' The next step, Kozlof said, is to turn the matter over to DER neys and ce com ly ith I Ilk, COuntv commissioners, tile source said, were to : officially offer Pierce the position at fuesday S \ , çj' 17 ;; 'f J r /h1ILU1/. . m I Pierce confirmed today he ;in(] Williams "talked i in attorne until the ne in house legal staff is a reality. Last week, County Atty , Tom Freeman said Piei cc had res igned from the Freeman la firm and tjbecau.c of that Freeman asked the counts to find a new county attorney by Dec . 10. I thought aIxut it Pierce said this morning But I don't think it 's hat I ant ( I ) r = 7 1 _____ - r - Z 1> / ( ,— I - S / ) I " çç ( N 16 . ' ' Z - I ' " PIERCE I{( F I It (hiring Pierce) would be advantageous to the French said The Democratic corn rnjssjner said he was unaware that Pierce had talked to \ihliams on Friday, or that Pierce called Williams today to decline the job 9 Freeman said after Pierce leaves the firm, he will have no one left to handle legal affairs for Senlinole County. - Pierce said his plans are to seek a position with a private law firm "away from Ix)litics. illiams could not be reached this morning, but Commissioner Bob French confirmed he discussed the matter with Williams and with Republican Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff. standby if the counts needs him, asked that the commission find new legal counsel, 'I'd rather not have any more stories written about inc Freeman said today. Freeman was under constant attack from Republicans after three " ,' I 1 - - 11 11 N E1 E1 - D 0 'Zi- . (Thief County Court Judge Wallace Hall has issued an I - ii g, — I - 1 CL I I - I Cn ______ ç— c' ' The city of Sanford abolished its municipal court F- I, . . .- - _.1 d as required by judicial revision approved by state voters sever al years ° _____ . . 2 S - ordinance cws to county court. administrative order abolishing the city courts on Jan. 3, — — -. C) cities is scheduled for Jan. 3, 1977. and officials report only minor hang-ups in the planned switch of traffic and city .. A _____ ' CL -3 W > ______ ii ' -; CL Ii) till l.LOVL) Herald Staff Writer - ne phase-out of municipal courts in south Seminole x 31 j ' U , 2 — oo - r- : I - _____ 7 ~Rc iak I owned ac re e Herald Photo by . iiA)iilpOps ir tend to degenerate. Williams a n d can d1 y• canes (i()flJiC(1 dona te d i San.oro n for di .area me privately-owne d 1 merc'h' ha nts t s am1 res"d F • o children idents- 1 or distribution fadllitieshave sal reachethhe point at the Castle Brewer Court office on Dcc.l all) 1L they are "dumping raw is gathered up by Linda W illiams, social services sewage" into the county's lakes Sa THE LOOT C) FA are hoping to surpass last Christmas seasons total of 113 bags oftreats. Sw tc hover a rraignments in city courts after Dec. 11. Starting Jan. 4, county courts judges will sit in three o location where traffic arraignments are to be held. Arraignments on non-traffic city ordinance violations a meeting with Judge Hall on this point since the clerk's office isn't equipped to pick up the tickets. will be held every Friday at 9 a.m. in Courtroom D, Rand south Stinincile cities for traffic arraignments. The schedule calls for county court sessions every d p m at (asseIberr for cases of Casselbtrr) ay at Beckwith said. 'My office has no autos, no couriers and no budget for them The administrative order allows for persons arrested by Beckwith said the ticket pickup job could be an all-day Arraignments will be held every Thursday at 5 p.m. at police on city ordinance violations, including criminal Altamonte Springs on cases made by Altamonte Springs traffic charges, to be held in municipal jails or tran- and Longwood police. ()viedo police department cases will be arraigned the second and fourth Mondays of each month at Oviedo at 5 lie also pointed out that state law concerning the han- sferred to the county jail. All municipalities have been directed to file a certified copy of their municipal ordinances with the Clerk of dling of traffic tickets places the responsibility on the arresting officer to see that copies of the citation get to the proper court clerk. job for one person. defendant, iiiandator civil infractions, criminal traffic may take judicial notice of the ordinances. The administrative order outlining the city courts and licenise violations will be returnable on the above Judge Hall has declared a moratorium on municipal courts activity for the last two weeks of December and thcre will be no regularly sthedaltd trials hearings or phase-out also directs the Circuit Clerk to pick up daily days. Hearings on traffic infractions will be scheduled for \lontths Tue sday or Thursday afternoons in the sann After the switchover is completed and the procedures iexcept weekends and bolidaysi copies of traffic tickets Issued by city police officers, CircwRkrk Arthur saidthatheisseeng are running smoothly. Beckwith said, he expects his increase in staff members will eventually approach 10 or p.m., according to the administrative order. Mi traffic cases requiring an appearance in court of the Circuit Court for Seminole County so that the county court - - i \.\) 0. 1 ;it.:; . -' • : 5; r.: 0 '- Beckwith said he expects to hire "five or six" new more. __ - __ > ;Z: =3 ' a> . M By KRIS NASII Cn > > I LA "I I> > !" d' O' " '1 Q0 r ;Z ~* F 40 8. L - Fr I ft =. CL . ) 7. (A 6 ut — ;~ t!.' 0 Se CL 3;i. !4. = 3-: .- 0 0 CL m M - 0 5 b ;r Fr ev m - Er .8 -- - - ' - — Z I M ____ > - 0 W :31 'I > ft ' X 0. ' ?Q 0. ' Milady's Fabrics would be a good one to talk to, because I saw a lot of women downtown 4-A Comics .- -" Crossword Editorial Dear Abby -. 4-A I-B M I (Ti - jr Joseph Garrett's of Garrett's Department Store. "I've been here for 22 years," declared ill. Cu.shing from behind the counter at C 1' Wert Jewelers and I cant say that (the paradet helps business-it never has." The merchants generally agreed that the parade itself was a success - and an j customers, we had two people conic in to use the bathroom - and we worked hard to have a nice window The type of business involved seemeiitobe a factor In determining whether merchants profited from the milling crowds provement over past years - under the direction if the Greater Sanford C'hamber of Corrimercr and chamber executive manager -We did." said William Kazee. manager of Touchton's Rexall Drug floor "Our restaurant did much better than it Jack Hornet, usually does onSaturdays. There were alot of 11 thought it was a great parade," lionner said today. "I thought it work ed out very people down before the parade started, in the well m the nitming. We're proud of the results. I don't wait to go back to nights, do you?" Although stressing that he hadn't Weather ,q, restaurant having coffee and breakfast and . that sort of thing.',' . made the day a much better day than it would M-A .• ____ Supreme Court ¶ ith their daughters.' Caroline lfultzclaw, owner of Milady's Fabric Shoppe, had a news bulletin for the chamber. "As soon as the parade was over, it was like a giant vacuum cleaner had sucked the people up and taken them away," Iloluclaw said. did less business Saturday than we've (lone since we've been on First Street. As for lie's Cooking - Photo, Page 2- A I M :3 _____ '•- Z Parade, but fur most merchants the occasion apparently, was a flop. M M;Z M - stay downtown and shop So I know for a tact that a lot of people did stay downtown, business," said Firn-icis Roumillat, owner of Rournillat's Walgreen Agency, this morning. "Parades always kill the business," added . -- . have watched Santa Claus make his grand entrance in the city's annual Christmas "We did a tremendous water and restroomn M :E 2: -e =5 M 9 '- S: 0 9 5 An estunated crowd of 15.000 lining First Street in downtown Sanford Satur(Lay iiiaN thought the parade had hel[wd the various retail shops located along First Street. "I'm sure that it did," Horner d "because I saw a lot of people going into stures, A lot of DeoDle I talked to dmided to M ro < ' / Didn t >=r- M - ' AroundThe Clock Bridge ./ Calendar __________ ' y ' 2 5,3 i3 •livqi _____ Er CA E ' EA 0 - Toda h b 0 & P — •• 4- 51 ri rJ " '\' =U. r '— - t--L----iU ___ VS Delays Texas ' 511x% 1 Execution 0 J Page 2-A - i ,. - 1' - - -. - . - \ 'k iir i \ to k A7 Ca,lb,Irr yl Herald The 11resident's A%%ard in the Alt anionte-Cashelberr Chamber of Coniniere . D ----• '• - pP., VP IV SOUTH — employes for the clerk's office by Jan. Ito help handle the additional switchover duties. J a The.y — sure we can work this out with some discussion," Mall, Sanford. Trials of these cases will be scheduled as necessary by the court and Winter Springs police. See EAGLE, Page 2A Minor I i In the case of Eagle, the city following the revision so that Seminole could have it second county court judge. Attorney Alan [)ickey w as elected last month to fill a new third county judgeship. lie takes office in January. They • director of the Sanford housing Authority. Officials and streams. 914 ' chlorinate effluent and failure operator on duty eight hours per day. Wilhams, said the county is forced into buying developer- . ' •. to have a certified plant Democrats appoin ted him attorney in January 1975 Tues . - -'-' And Freeman, though he said he would be on i I I '' - '' Pierce said lie resi ned because of the political hassles, to save, his sanity -and for his family. "From tilt- beginning'this has been a crazy experience," the 31-year-old attorney declared. I * purchasing Eagle Utilities despite the fact that the facility cited. State officials say Eagle Is in violation of state standards for remo ving treated sludge, for operating without a valid permit failure to properly county, " The Sem nole ° - , - ' X — officials to discuss annexation of the utility by the city. County Commission Chairman Dick Williams says county government is still interested in NVilliams reportedly assured Pierce at least four countv commissioners favored offering him the I (' / ' i E 'orm Harris will meet later 73 In w _______ meeting. But Pierce c, alled Williams today and 'ideclined the offer. ;E T3 - Ems= jj -- e Christmas Parade Sunday afternoon was won b the Trinity Lutheran School 1L fl oat. An estimat ed 20.000 persons lined the 2.2-m lie parade route. ith 130 units participating. The (rand Marshal Award enttu the Winter Park Federal Santa Claus float, the Mas ui-s Award to Alta inonle-( asselberr' Chamber float and the T DAYS TO - �2ATEVCII,nQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fvi,ning i-4.raIsl Sanford. Fl Monday, Dec. 6. 19 i Monday, Dec. 6, 1914-3A While Gilmore Also Waits .q ," rc me r.ire - NATION IN BRIEF - - MflM, W. Rep. Burton Favored To Win Majority Spot WASHINGTON NGTON (AP) - The only real contest among House Democrats at their caucus today was for majority leader. The i.. Speakers chair has been wrapped up flmmas P. Tip" O'Neill of Massachusetts. Four candidates battled to succeed O'Neill as majority leader. The apparent front-runner was Rep. Phillip Burton of California, the hard-driving, ambitious chairman of the Democratic Caucus. ...• Gas Or A Portrait? NEWTON. Mass, (AP) Fill 'er up or paint your portrait? Th at's what artist Malcolm Macdonald asks customers as he drops his drawing pencil and runs outside to pump gas. Macdonald was an out-of-work art school graduate three years ago when a friend offered him a job a service station, doing light mechanical work. Someone heard he could paint as well as pump and commissioned an art work. Soon the gas station manager offered him office space to draw and display his paintings, "1 work in Lite station five hours in the morning and paint in the afternoon. It's a flICi combination," Macdonald, "Sometimes, when it's busy, I have to run outside arid change a tire or pump gas." - 4,000 Eye-Catching Cows - SACRAMENTO Calif. AP Herds of COWS grazing placidly alongside two interstate highways here caught motorists' eyes , The cows some with big eyes, some with spots, some with maps painted on their sides and others just plain sillylooking were cardboard cutouts, set up by student volun. teers as part of a one-day art project Sunday called Celebration of Wonder. Altogether, 4,000 brightly painted - - cutouts were propped up along Interstates 80 and 880. "They give people driving along the freeways a new environment to gaze upon," said William Kieb, a project coordinator and drama professor at the University of California's Davis campus. nih ouiy -arer -ees Office I i tV. the Supreme Court today Postponed n i Parade, No Business have been. l'nt going by the register readings. Anything that draws people is going to do us go1 - that alk-b business Is what we need." McCrory's Manager James Tapscott concurred. Im s ur e that any time you get people downtown it's bound to create some ad(Iltional business," Tapscott said. "Of course, we also ran a 10 per cent discount on everything in the st ore that day, too. But as a whole, my Saturday of a year ago was very, \cr%' good - so I had a big day to (equal)." ether store owners could find no silver lining around the Christmas Parade cloud. "The parents bring th eir kids to the parade," said Garrett, "an d after they've been down here with them about an hour, why, they ithe kids) are ready to go home or go play or something. "It killed business," he added, "because a lot of older people who would've liked to have come down just couldn't make it. The crowds and all were too much. That was Social Security day and they just weren't able to get down here." Never on parade day," said Cushing, whose son owns the Wert Jewelry shop. "I don't know why, but we never get a lot of customers the,,. They just take off and fly away. Now it might help others, but we sell luxury merchandise and for our ty pe of business I can't say that it helps us." Donald Knight, owner of Knight's Shoe Store, offered an explanation of the "disap- PLAINS, Ga. (AP) Thirtysix days after Jimmy Carter won the presidency by defeating an incumbent, his younger brother, Billy, faced his own election test, seeking to ous t the mayor of Plains. Billy is challenging Mayor A.L. Blanton, an air traffic controller and parttime barber. ya I UI) cXpII-S intrucUon and desires. I explicitly told him that I did not wish any federal appeal of any sort whatsoever. "I am mentally prepared to accept the judgment of sentence IlilposetI UpOfl rite,' said White, a death row prisoner at Hunt%1lle, Tex., for the past two years. "Any delay now will only inifict needless mental hardship on me." Gilmore was to have died at sunrise today, and would have become the first criminal executed in the United States since 1967. BcicG1imcrc of Mihvauicjc, Cc. Preparation of an appeal in White's case and its consideration by the court could take several months. White was convicted of murdering a 73-year-old grocery store proprietor in a 1974 holdup. Two teenage customers also were killed during the robbery. Appearing at a Nov. 1 hearing in which his execution date was set. White told the judge, "If any man deserves to (tie I do for the crimes I've committed.'' White said he wanted Texas to execute him at the earliest po ssible (late. the execution of a Texas murderer who did not want his scheduled Friday death in the electric chair delayed. The high court delayed indefinitely the execution of Robert F;xcell White, a 30-year-old drifter from Waco, Tex., who says he deserves to die. It was the second time in four days that the Supreme Court had delayed the execution of a prisoner who wanted to die. On Friday, 'he justices postponed the firing squad execution of Utah murt,rerGary Mark( !inore, whohad convinced state officials t.let him die. The court voted 8 to ito tell Texas officials to postpone White's execution pending an appeal by his attorney. Justice William H. Hchnquist voted to deny the execution postponement. White's attorney, J.E. Abernathy, had asked the court for time to challenge the state's death penalty, the indictment that charged White with murder and the method of jury selection used ,iL White's trial, White does not want to appeal, however. In a Nov. 23 letter the Supreme Court, White said, "Mr. Abernathy Is acting against ("ntinutd from Page 1-A ) 60 C AU3 LAUIiII T pearance" phenomenon. "[;trades don't generally get people in the shopping mood," Knight said. "They get too excited over what's going on. We've noticed that for yea, that when people come downtown to see a parade, they're generally I ' i 6 SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISIMM __ Shevin: Death Penalty An Aid - TAI.LAHASSEE. (AP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin maintained on a national televisIon program today that the death penalty is necessary to impress upon all people the sanctity of life. Shevin, interviewed on NBC's Today program, said that if a criminal had so little regard that he would take a life, society should emphasize what a grave crime he had cornnutted. However, a representative of the American Civil Liberties Union appearing with Shevin argued it was illogical to kill someone for killing another person. Shevin said that before 1965 this country averaged between 7,000 and 9,000 murders a year. But the number skyrocketed to between 19,000 and 22,000 homicides a year while the death penalty was not in use, he said. While Shevin said that other factors contributed to the increase, he maintained that absence of the death penalty . was a prime factor in the rise. Interviewed by Tom Brokaw, Shevin argued that there had to be something to distinguish between life sentences and death or criminals would be tempted to murder in order to eliminate witnesses. 16 gz j&5 1-4 WRECK INJURES 7 'V. IN BRIEF Energy-Saver, BillReducer - me. I heard several of the merchants say that they didn't profit because when people brin g their kids to see a parade, they don't want to go shopping and drag the kids along with attention of federal energy officials. The computer system was developed by engineer Rod Tescht', resident manager of the tilt-Unjt high rise It can shut off air conIIIt lolling in each apartment, regulate lighting and temperature levels in public corridors and turn pump motors on and off in sequence them. ' - If they'd had it a little later in the morrung," Jones added, "I think it might have given more people a chance to get down here and shop. like rue, I don't work Saturdays but that'smv day off and! didn't particularly like a I !j . suiliptiofi. Zero Rating Could Help sack in." But just getting people downtown doesn't necessarily guarantee a business boom, Eloltzclnw rueful ly pointed out. "One lady (another merchant) said she was sure they all just jumped in their cars and took off for Altamonte Mail when the parade was over," Holtzclaw said. " An d how do yuu fight that?" West Palm Reach lawyer says a zero rating given him by a 1)011 kx)king at possible 19711 Democratic gubernatorial candidates may help him if he decides to rim for the post. Former State Deomeratic Chairman Jon Moyle said the iIis indication that voters (lout recognize his name 'might be very encouraging.' Movie. 42, noted that former Georgia Gov. .Jimmv Carter (lid pretty well when he ran for president this year as a Washington outsider. TALLAHASSEE (AP) AMA Divided Over Insurance - . PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The American Medical Association's House of Delegates appears divided over what form of national health insurance to support if any. AMA officials meeting for the group's 30th clinical convention fear that if they don't support some form of insurance, President-elect Carter will ask Congress to pass one they oppose. Mike Basila (right) of Sanford is the proud owner of a new Amana Radar-Range, which was presented to him this morning. Ilasila purchased the winning ON ALL BURNERS S . . . S It 'liii' Associated Press 'l'hret, people, one a 2-month old girl, who (lied when a church' hound car collided with a passenger train were among the at least 12 presentation are Pat Register, treasurer of the Parade ('omnij(tee, and Jack Weible, parade chairman. - . THIS TIME SELECT A PROFESSIONAL I traffic fatalities recorded in Florida over the weekend, state troopers say. he I'roopers say the five other occupants in ill(-car, h it by an A nut ra k trail) at a rural crossing car, near H aines City Sunday morning, were critically injured. 4 - 1.11 Toy Campaign Underway NEW YORK (AP) The Consumer Product Safety Commission has started another holiday campaign to warn buyers a bo ut possible hazards from Christmas toys. Th e federal agency es timates that 150,000 children will be seriously injured as a result of accidents with toys this year. Americans are expected to spend an estimat ed $5 billion on toys and games in the coming Christmas VOTE - season alone. DECEMBER 7 TREE Altamonte Springs winning entry i (tie AltamonteCas'elherrs' Chamber of Commerce ('hristrna Parade was a motorized Christmas tree preceded h' walking gifts and toys. FLOAT CAPS PRIZE Five Die In Crash Continued from Page I-A) Davenport said Eagle is PAHOKEE (AP) A of Casselberry is attempting to operating at about 65 per cent small airplane crashed into annex the plant. However, efficiency. Lake Okeechobee near here Williams said the city doesn't County government last early today and killed all five plan to annex residents served November purchased Con- people aboard, the Federal by Eagle. sumer and Indian Hills for $24- Aviation Adminstration said. Such a situation, the corn- million. Eagle, If purchased, The twin-engine plane dismission chairman said, would be the third utility owned appeared from the radar screen amounts to taxation without by Seminole County. of a Miami flight controller Earlier this year, the county about midnight, as the plane representation because citizens looked into buying Eagle, but w would end up living m preparing to approach Fort county and paying utility bills negotiations were called off Lauderdale, FAA spokesman when t was learned to the city. $155000 Gerrie Cook said. Radio contact asking price couldn't be paid was lost at the same time, Mrs. Williams it's Just a out of hookup fees because such Cook "race" as tosaid said In Atlanta. who gets there a procedure violated federal first the county or the city, stand The plane was flying from ar ds. Pensacola to Fort Lauderdale, Ned Davenport, engineer for But the matter was re- eccording to an instrumen t waste water . Department of evaluated, and the county was flight plan filed by the pilot. Environmental Regulations, given the green light last week Searchers found the plane said Harris was issued the to begin negotiations. Eagle partly submerged in the lake. citation by the state for serves about 200 customers Th ey reported nobody had sur%iolations. The state requires 90 the Deer Run SUbdIVISIOn viveil, Mrs. Cook said. per cent removal of waste of Red Bug Road near enorth th city The plane had been regispollutants from effulent. of Casselberry. — EdPrtckeu tere*1 to a Fort La uderdale man, but the FAA said be Ltcniflg - wasn't fisted as tl'-e pilot and that it might have been sold to Monday. Dec,mbeq 6. 1976--Vol. 69, No. 92 someone else. - - Jkmid - Ptjbh,4 D,Jy j SUndIy. lacIpt SJirdj1 Ifld Cii, slma, , Thy S,infor,j t-f.raid Inc )O P F',nct Ave - Sanford. Fâ , Altamonte Springs, in rear causing both vehicles to leave roadway and overturn. Mrs. Craigo, husband By m,is t.i.,yii Herald Staff Writer 'I. Oxford [toad. F'i,,ru,ti. 1' if ',n,li,v ron4tr$,'iI bn pip,( bro w nir'r r, rr containing a pound of green, leafty -substance and arrested Vincent Franklin Kowalczyk, 18, of 402 Edwin St., Winter Springs, and Anthony St. George, 18, of S11427, longwood, in a parking lot at the apartment complex. Minutes later vice squad 1.1. A.J. Calangelo and other deputies arrested Stanley Richard Kowalczyk, 20, of 2400 Oxford [toad, at in apartment and seized approximately three pounds of alleged marijuana, according to sheriff's reports. Vincent Franklin Kowalczyk and Anthony St. George were booked at county jail on felony marijuana possession charges. Stanley Richard Kowalczyk, who listed his occupation as a maintenance man for the City of Sanford, was charged with felony possession of marijuana and sale of a controlled substance, according to county jail records. Felony Charges In a separate case, Deputy Ron Gilbert arrested Robert William Manner, 19, of 1129 Black Acre Trail, Maitland, and five juveniles, on Bird Road, Winter Springs, on felony marijuana possession and resisting arrest without violence charges. Sheriff's reports stated the drug charges were made after two autos were stopped on traffic offenses. Bond for Manner was set at $5,000 and the juveniles, four boys and a girl, were turned over to state Division of Youth Services officials. In other weekend arrests, Sheriff's Detective J.F. Bennett jailed Ronald Michael Wilcox, 18, of 152 Alder Ave., south Seminole, on two counts of receiving and concealing stolen property. Bond for Wilcox was set at $5,000, according to county jail records, n '"' Vandalism Probed Sanford police today were investigating Sunday night vandalmsm to plate glass windows at four downtown busine.sses. Officers said someone apparently damaged the windows by firing at them with a pellet gun, Damage estimates weren't immediately available. Windows were reported damaged at lull Lumber Co., 223 's' Third St., Stine Machine Shop, 207 W. Second St., Goodyear Service Store. 355 W. First St., and a business at 501 S. Sanford Ave., according to police reports. For the second consecutive weekend thieves apparently used a stolen key to enter rooms at Days Inn Motel. 1-4 and SII-Bi west of Sanford, and took two color televisions and two bedspreads. total value $650, according to sheriff's deputy Inald McCormick Watchdog Drugged Truck burglars apparently drugged a watchdog and used bolt cutters to enter a fenced compound at a south Seminole beer and wine distributorship. Deputy John Thorpe reported 204 cases of beer and i,) es of wine, valued at more than $600, were reported missing from four trucks that were forced open at the Jima Taylor Corp., 183 Atlantic Dr., Fern ['ark. Thorpe said a K-9 Inc., emplo)e discovered the burglary and the drugged watchdog about 4 am, when making a routine check on the dog. Deputies said after apparently drugging the dog the burglars broke locks on trucks and usei hand trucks to take the beer and wine to a nearby vehicle used to haul the loot away. Deputies reported a staghorn fern in a hanging pot and 10 assorted small fern plants, total value $200, were reported stolen From the Gaiden lair Nursery, SR-436, Altamonte Springs. Digital Watch Stolen Deputy John Hawkins said a $400 digital wristwatch, $-5 in pennies and a black doctor-type bag were reported missing following a burglary at the residence of John Johnson, 715 Meadow St., Sanford. Julian Buchbinder, trustee, of Colonial Mortgage Co., Orlando, reported carpeting, appliances, cabinets and a water system pump, total value $1,000, were stolen from a vacant house on Dike Road in south Seminole. Deputy F.M. Stewart reported that the house was extensively damaged by interior vandalism and wall paneling removed and slacked apparently ready for hauling away. Torn Gidus told deputies that someone hauled pine and redwood lumber valued at $700 away from a construction site on Dockside Dr., Goldenrod. JAMES at SANFORD CIVIC CENTER since their small boat capsized early Sunday Ili it sound northeast of here. SEAT 2-CITY COMMISSION Names of the occupants weren't Immediately available. - I MELVIN MYEJ More on the "NEW" charter. In response to my inquin about the costs connected with this 1 SANFORD CITY ''I SEAT 1 A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECT trained to analyze problems concerning the city and arrive at economic Solutions, I feel the city should initiate a complete structural enginee ring study of the existing city hall before spending money on a new building, I feel the question of whet he a vote before the people. r to build a new city hail should be put to 'I, DEDICATED. EDUCATED could have been purchased for $18.00. This is one of the t ',*s of waste I would hope to eliminate, if I am elected. Instead of taxing the citizens, I would negotiate with owners of the Jai Alai Fronton, Zayre Plaza and Butler I'Luza to annex them to the city. These places are largely supported by Casselberry residents. There are thousands of dollars in utility taxes right at our doorstep With this income we could repeal the property tax which very few people want. In 1951 as Mayor, I proposed 5 per cent utility tax, and again as Councilman In 1968 another 5 per cent to build the City Hall BOTH IN LIEU of an ad valorem property tax. By Law the utility tax cannot be raised above the current lOper cent, NOW, as you know, WE HAVE ROTH. Thil was never my Intention!!! Either ONE or the OTHER, but NOT BOTH! ! ! ! The City Is trul) on a downhill slide, but with your vote you can I feel the city should take a more active role in RE-VITALIZING downtown business district, t he Please give me your support In my struggle for a better.educated befler.trained government for the people, DOCUMENT", Councilman Sizer advised that the att o rney Ice.', amounted to $2500. And that total cost was Iulort' than $3400. I made Inquiry as to the other $900 odd dollars and was told that this went for paper and niiscellanruus". Hm.m-m-m. The "NEW" charter, except for a couple of paragraphs, bears a very striking resemblance to the Pd PCI Adv by campa i gn Trelv Pd. Pot. Adv., Paid for by Campaign Treasurer First St. and French Ave. One of the unidentified men kept the owner, Thurmond L. Stoehr, busy checksing the auto for a supposed gasoline leak while the other man scooped approximately $200 from the station's cash register. IN eTH e CRATE 10-SPEED (' STAMET 2611 :'i 224 9640 ( .. • 21' frame btir. IUs '-"1 -'.'.cii tb hi dUal e% Cr controls with it em ;hifiers • Sidi-pull caliper brakes with hooded I'z cr5 fa',sb"r.d handl ebars ,, %ith full tapes and stops • Chain guard, kickstand an! . , -- GORDON :'llectc, ri • Popular Good', e.ir tires KNOWS ri. EXACTLY 9 95 6 - what a you're - concerned - - * I cause he's listened to y ou and countless other cU) residents who have voiced their concerns to hint during hIs 7 years of responsive service on the City ('ummisslon. .fki1 $7488 Mcii's Dcltixc 27" I0-Sp. Rwer ilhi IIOI)(I% 'r ('Iowill liii's' "WE CAN'T AFFORD A CHANGE" GORDON 1" l.(tII))I(I On December 701, vote for Gordon Meyer and be assured that issues affecting your pocketbook will ('outiflUe to get his deliberate, sensible examination. VOTE I P p ...ir çOiu bcie s.o . tb htriie S tc'cdebars. deluir 111 and chrome sev. prif - 's 1 Deep Blue Frame Guaafl 9 1.4h1wellh t wtS. front A rear ha.! I'Jes, trill i 224 0619 20" Moto-Cross Bike Popular "Dirt Bike "_5tJ ling.' $ 3995 00 00 Gc,,ir (ijte Mt 'cr:tt, tivei mair the .sb't cc Ill 10!.11 214 0624 L he knows that your concerns over action In City Hall always comes back to, "what will it cos t me?" c 26" HIS & HERS 3-SPEED LIGHTWEIGHTS STARJEI - 'Jrnes ITI Si POLO BIKES 20" HIS & HERS STARJET about! 95 RACER \ Lo.' prottle. handle bar i ridded c". ard. . 'l 214 0726 Let's repeal the property tax! * City Council Needs * DON WILLSON Sanford police reported two sneak thieves escaped in a green and white auto after Friday incident at the Gulf Service Station, IAIJI ll'RN IT ;'tR()UNL).' r1 Sheriff's detectives today were investigating an assault upon a; woman at a Fern Park apartment complex in which an uniden-, tified intruder tried to smother the woman with a pillow before fleeing on foot. Deputy Randy Pittman said the woman told him she was; sleeping on a couch in her unlocked apartment when she was, awakened by a man standing over her who said, "I'm going to kill you," before pulling a pillow from under her head and holding it over her lace. Pittman reported the woman struggled with her assailant and. was scratched on the face before the man fled. Sanford police reported a 16-year-old boy was turned over to Slate Division of Youth Services officials at the Sanford Juvenile Detention Center after being arrested at the home of a 16-year-old girl on charges in connection with an alleged beating and rape. 1 . Altamonte Springs Charter, a copy of which I ant told, COMMISSIONER -o' 'u JABRIVE ' CASSELBERRY * CITIZENS!!! * Hanna s%erI treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital, troopers reported. - VOTE m DEC. 7th Al') Searchers said 'l'I'l'tsvuL1; they would be back out in force at daybreak today, looking f or four teenaged hors missing missing and feared dead were brothers Lane \onge, 17. and ROl)by 'tOnge, 16.- Phillip Potischev , and a fourth moth whose name was not iuiuiediatelv made public. James and children Allen, Shelton and Brian and Charles Butts, of Lakeland, occupants of van; and Assault Investigated Three men, one of thein a City of Sanford employe, have been released from county jail on bond following weekend drug arrests by sheriff's agents at Fern Park. Vice squad agents reported four pounds of alleged marijuana were seized in the incidents at St. Johns Village apartments, '""-'- (Herald Pflo?oj by Tom Vincent) Trio On Pot Charges Sheri f IN Rrevard County officials in Titusville said S Eagle 'Warning (right) driven liv James C. Hanna. of Spokane, Wash., hit an (left I driven hs' Lois S. ('raigo, of Search For Youths Continues / I A -. 12 Die On State Highways ticket in a drawing sponsored by the Greater Sanford ('hristmas Parade Committee. Making the - . fo r cheaper opera tion. It can even tell building engineers other ;ivs to reduce the building's power con- 'i'. -swell attendance at such events by allowing residents to avoid early-morning scrambles "on the one day when people usually like to . . '. . . FLORIDA RUCA RA'l'UN API A Gold Coast condominium using it computer to monitor energy consumption has reduced tenants' electric hills by -12 per cent and has caught the the idea of - you had to be here at the crack of dawn, you know, to get parked and everything." Jones said .she felt a startin g tim e of 10-11 am, or even one in the early afternoon would for minor injuries Seen persons were treated foIIos ing a Saturday night collision on I-I south of l)eltona exit, the Florida highway Patrol reported. Trooper J.A. Bron said charges are pending uiu,ihi'r investigation of the collision in which car - . WW I_ _Q r,WM 770111'; 11 Draws Federal Attention HE'S COOKING AA~l , not in a shopping mood." "1 was downtown for the parade and I (lid some shopping," said Mrs. CO. Jones of Sanford, "but I didn't have little ones with Jor _ pr .i crO . btytJ waffled grips. seat -bar, and frame in black. 124.623 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE MEYER Pd. P01 Ad —b', Campaign T'easur.r CHRIS CANDLER, MGR. 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-2821 �Even ing Hetuld \ City clerks in the Five Seminole cities Sanford, Mary, 1ngwood, Winter Springs and t,eselberry - with elections Tuesday have predicted voter turnouts ranging from 30 per cent in Sanford to 75 per cent in Winter Springs. But, if the numbers of absentee ballots applied for are any indication of the turnout, it will be poor. Qualified voters in the cities total 18,707, Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office reports Sanford has had 17 requests, while Lake Mary City Clerk Kay Sassman says three have be en issued there. Longwood City Clerk Onnie Shomate said 26 have been requested from her, Winter Springs City Clerk Mary Norton has received 14 requests and Casselberry Acting City (lerk Linda Thomas has had 17 requests. Requests for the ballots can be received until 5 p.m. today and must be returned no later than 7 p.m. Tuesday when the polls close. A total of 43 candida tes will be on the ballots of the five cities vying for 17 elective offices. Four incumbent office holders - Ike Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson and Councilmen Burt Perinchief and lillian Griffin and limgwood Councilman J. R. Grant - are running unopposed. lngwood City Clerk Onnie B. Shoniate, in her FhI:\(uV I:.s \\HiIm, f\ \,, ( :a ''' I or ftI1.'.i Monday. Deco, 1976-4A Around WAYNE D. tX)YLF:, Publisher \( )IfM.N 11 OS}UUN I'ilitor .IOSEI'iI Ii VAN IIUACKIJ-:. :lvertising Director 9 Boa' lh'livr Week. a tent M'ntf,. $21!, C Months. $14 2, lo \ u.r, 11% laiI In F'loritki anie as home tleliverv All Month. S2.70: t Months. t.20: 12 Months, $3240 — L ~_~ W Bicentennial The Clock 1I) DONNA E'ES Reflections The Fourth of July hoopla and fireworks were not, after all, the end of America's Bicentennial observance, but the beginning. As noted by Charles L. Andes, chairman of the Franklin Mint Corp., the birthday party of 1976 is only thestartofthe Bicentennial era. In an address in October to the Pennsylvania Sons of the Revolution, he reminded the nation that the story of the Republic's origin will be told and retold for another 13 years through the 200th anniversary of the ratification of the Constitution. And of more importance, Andes insisted, is the rare opportunity to use the history lesson in preparing the United States for the next century. "We can choose our destiny," he said. Americans first identified their goals of selfgovernment and independence 200 years ago. They then spent five years in the battle for freedom and another eight years in devising a durable system of government embracing the principles they had fought for. They had the wisdom and endurance to keep attacking their problems until they found the right answers. Can we do less today? Our problems are as demanding as we peek into the third century of independence. We have no fears of the Redcoats occupying Philadelphia, but our liberty and ideals still are threatened by the tyranny of neglect. We can dedicate our determination to rebuilding confidence in business, organized labor, education, religion. We must master the energy crisis. We must reverse the decline of the major cities. The issues of unemployment, inflation, poverty, tax reform and crime are recurring worries deserving of a Bicentennial focus, An effort was made this year in Congress to create an American Constitution Bicentennial Foundation as a catalyst for action. The effort faltered. But stubbornness is part of the American tradition. Legislation should be reintroduced to give substance' and meaning to the continuing Bicentennial era to forge a sense of national purpose and encourage a public commitment. Our heritage deserves such protection. Our aspirations for the future demand it. Spanish Progress iutn election for ncr office, has iceJ - May ieea 0 Grilling - -- WASHINGTON It should conic as no surpri that Jin,,n Carter is, cross his heart, vowing unprecedented cooperation with Congress during his presidential term. Every executive since Mr. Washington has made the pledge. One can't very well begin service in the White House by saying Congress is a collection of scoundrels, the foster child of special Interests, which shoul d be quietly ignored. And yet such promises have about them the stuff of gossamer fantasy It's remembered that Jerry Ford promised love, honor and obedience to Capitol lull, then be came the most prolific us er of the veto in history. Gentle words aside, most presidents feel, as did Andrew Jackson, that they must secure both liberty and the "integrity" of the Constitution against the Senate, the house, or both. So it is that the feud between the executive Vl'L- , "Being in women's fashion designing, what do you see happening to me when Mrs Carter i in the White House?" TOKYO AP ) Roused from their usual complacency by Lockheed and other money - scandals, Japanese voters gave the ruling conservatives of the Liberal-Democratic party a stinging rebuke. In elections Sunday to fill the 511 seats in the lower house of the Diet, the Japanese parliament, the Liberal-Democrats won only 249 seats, seven short of a majority. It was the first time since the party made its debut 21 years ago that it failed to will a majority. J and legislative branches has become the longest continuously sardonic crap game in town. Seventeen presidents have served in the House, 16 have been in the Senate, and 10 have had membership in both bodies, but over the decades even the familiarities have served to breed contempt. In some respects the contempt is healthy. The division of strength is the taproot of democracy. But it can also begat excess, which may begat isolation, which may begat a crippled system. Carter knows this well; as governor of Georgia his contempt for his legislature led in the end to: near paralyzing leadership confrontations. It is in an effort to avoid past mistakes, then, that the president-elect is opting for a better idea. Already he has given his private telephone number to dozens of congressmen. And he's talked of bipartisan consultation. Of more interest, however, and meaning, is his assurance that members of his cabinet will be required, when invited, to go to Congress to respond to questions and demands. 1-C. S-,' . -01 ~' " , . .. , ..,.. - I I . . 0 'F '" 14 1 -, It . " 'I 4. ;('r . . .. WANTED C4tPIRN\A pj •; . • I.,,. 1O . TEPC1"t 1I.EP$.IT . . q !':r(:I C1..5 5:Z*1 . - j,-_),4, * . . I'.- . - -. 11 IIlbb, , / 7( 'C' Castro, pres ident of Cuba's council of state, the broadcast said. !i.€s WILL IAM GL A SGA L L Retail P ... herent demand for automobiles is perhaps Carter Tax Cut-Rebate? WASHINGTON (AP) - A tax cut of up to billion possibly in the form of a rebate on 1976 income taxes probably will be proposed by President-elect Carter, according to Bert Lance, Carter's choice to be director of the Office of Management and Budget. S1 5 _. 41.~ I. I'll ",". — I I.. Moslems, Foes the U.S. at American Iron and Steel Institutes and elsewhere as well as abroad," It is no idle dream, that Is, in terms of the technology needed to make it come true. In terms of whipping up public enthusiasm for mass transit, however, at present it seems to be the impossible dream. Transportation experts have learned from urban mass transit experiments that just having what appears to be a very useful system doesn't mean people will be waiting In line to use it. observes Princeton University engineer Main Kornhauser, a member of a team Investigating the feasibility of automated highways. 'We've built plenty of great mass transit systems In this country that no one Is using," he says. In fact, over the past decade the federal government has spent about $16 billion in subis related in large part to uncertainties about the sidjes to improve or shore up existing transit future rather than to a lack of spendable income systems and experiment with new ones. or a shortage of credit," said Ted Gaines, a The results of all this effort In city after city senior vice president and economist at New suggest that mass transit has been a costly York's Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. failure, charges M. Stanton Evans. writing In the The Bernstein analysis and a bankers' report conservative weekly, "Human Events." would seem to agree with Gaines' conclusion. For example. $120 million has. been spent to 031 upgrade and supplement rail transit s ystems in While retail giants such as S.S. Kresge Co., Chicago, a city geographically suited to fixedSears, Roebuck & Co., and Montgomery Ward rail transit and with a considerable history of were registering sales gains of 6 to 21 per cent in rail commuting. November over a year ago, following a strong But wt'ile the new or enlarged rail systems month in October, the level of deposits in the nation's savings institutions also was growing. have attracted more passengers, for the most part they have not attracted them out of According to the United States League of automobiles. A study of one new rapid transit Savings Associations, which represents 896 in. line in Chicago foun d that 80 per cent of th e stitutions, deposits grew by $3.6 billion in passengers had previously used bus, rail or ag n the growth cumuinauon 01 me two; only 8 per cent had , Swap Bullets t. In Lebanon _ BEIRUT, Lebanon IAPJ Moslem and Christian villages traded artillery fire early today in southern Le banon above the Israeli border, where the two sides have continued their civil war free of interference from Arab League peacekeepers. U n certain ... . . recorded in October 1975. - . e ms To Th e R A spokesman for the newly reorganized Lebanese police force said one villager was killed and five wounded in the shelling. The right-wing Christians and leftis t Moslems accused each other of firing first. The Syrian-dominated peace which has ended the fighting elsew here in Lebanon, has not en tered the southern border region because of Israel's warnings that it will not tolerate the presence of Syrian troops near the frontier. The Israelis have also warned they will not permit Yasir Arafat's Palestinian guerrillas. 0 force, WASHINGTON The United States embassy U.S. government would "permit a U.S. citizen in Tehran, we've discover ed, has attempted to (to) undertake political activities against a help the Shah of Iran quash unfavorable press friendly country like Iran. . .7" criticism in the United States. The State Department obligingly responded Classified State Department cables reveal that, "Afshar iinmigratedto the u.s. inJanuary, that fanner CIA Director Richard Helms, who 1946, and was naturalized as a U.S. citizen on recently resigned as ambassador to Iran, tried to Aug. 28, 1952." Afshar, confided the State help the Iranians halt the publication of an anti- Department officials, had been Issued a passport in 1970 after checks with the FBI and other government newspaper. We reported earlier that Helms had cabled federal agencies. Washington about closing down the "Iran Free Helms then reported that one of his Press," an often outrageous anti-shah diplomatic aides had been summonded to the newspaper published in the l'nited States. Iranian Minsitry of Foreign Affairs for another The helpful Helms was told by State depart- lecture about Afshar, rnent officials that the "matter had been His aide, said Helms, told the Iranians that carefully st udied, but lawyers had concluded "we have been exploring with Washington for that under U.S. laws, there was regrettably no Sometlmewhetheractlon could be taken against Iran Fre e PTeSS1 but without success so far." Lasts for such action," Helms also asked for information on Nasser On May 30, the State Department authorized Afshar, publisher of the newspaper, who is an Hehn.s to tell the Iranians that "the department American citizen, agrees that the Iran Free Press is a scurrilous Now, additional cables in our possession publica tion filled with libelous, irresponsible and indicate that Helms at times turned the U.S. inaccurate statements." embassy Into a branch office of the Iranian "However," warned State Department government, bureaucrats, "there are no legal steps the U.S., In a confidential telegram dated May 12, 1973, government can take against this paper unless helms told the State Department that an official and until it violates federal law." But, the Washington officials added, "we are of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs had demanded to know how Afshar acquired looking Into Afshar's background through the appropria te channels," American citnship, The The Iranian also petulantly asked why the passed on to Iranian of- message was nc e PLAINS, (;a. (APi - President-elect Carter, who says he Carter himself, attending a chicken barbeque that had him top appointees he can live with For four years, now has licking his fingers, said Saturday he was moving slowly and narrowed his list of potential Cabinet nominees and un' methodically in considering his Cabinet choices because "I'd like llersecretar-ies to about 70 persons. to have a lot of stability there." Arriving here Sunday with dossiers on persons being conlie said, "It would suit inc fine if I wound up the four years with miered, Carter aide Hamilton Jordan said John Doar was being the same Cabinet members I picked now." onsidered for attorney general. Doar was special counsel to the Emerging from Sunday services at the Plains Baptist Church, House Judiciary Committee when it voted in 1974 to impeach Carter told reporters he has not decided whether to broaden the ['resident Richard Nixon. blanket pardon he has promised to give Vietnam-era draft Jordan also acknowledged that Rep. Bob Bergland, I)Minn., a evaders during his first week in office. farm operator, active member of the house Agriculture Com-"We're trying to decide how to word the pardon," Carter said mittee and political ally of Vice President-elect Walter F. Mon. when asked to comment on reports that Atlanta lawyer Charles lale, is among the candidates to be secretar\ of agriculture. Kirbo, one of his chief advisers, Is weighing requests that other wants , Dog house Demos'""` Take On Brantley TALLAHASSEE(Ail) I he Senate inte'rwi Coin. opens three days of discussions Tuesday, a move cnate President Lew Brantley says will change the body's ''country club" image. l3rantle. D-Jacksonville, promised when he took over hest month that he wanted to change the Senate's Image of .inip', reacting to house proposals. Instead, he said, the Senate should be in the forefront. So far, he has made good on the pledge. The House has n1, committee Session planned for December, and, in fat t, Speaker Don Tucker has yet to name the full comiunitti'es. But Brantley will endure an immediate challenge to In., control when the Rules Committee convenes Tuesday to cl)flsIder 23 proposals being pushed by the so-called 1. Doghouse Democrats" dissidents for the most part frown out of leadership positions by Brantley. Rules Chairman Tom Gallen, D-Bradenton, said In , nnintittee will listen to arguments on proposals aini&'d sharply reducing the president's considerable power user legislation. I he move %iiuld make it easier for a member ti get till heard by the full Senate and aLso restrict if president. iwer to name committee chairmen b having th.t (unction taken over by a committee on cotnniitte'es. ihe rules changes are being pushed primarily by Sen Rob Graham, and George Firestone, both I)-Miamiii. and Sen. Kenneth Mackay, [)-Ocala. 'Too often people in leadership posit'S 'ns have u.sr'l their control over the life of legislation as say to run !hr Senate'," Firestone said - RU( A BATON I APt (hancellor E.T. York says he still unscil today if four-part proposal aimed at giving Florila's nine state-supported uni'.ersltit". if greater role in pwnpmg up the flat state's ItOnonit "Ilie growth part of Florida's e'conumn) will depend increasingly upon brains and hum an talents and skills, the developne'nt and delivery of which are the basic functions of a univerYork said in a re'poit to f' delivered to the Board of tirgents and Li Guy. Jun Williaiiis. ai n Ag , lit h,,r v, r,ttarL h,It .h I'll L_tJI — survived by three •1daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Rigdon, Macflenny, Fla.; Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, Portland, Ore.; and Mrs. Pauline Cox of Waycross, Ga.; if son, Johnnie of Jack s onville;19 grandchildren; 9 great grandc hildren; two brothers, Jesse of Lake Mary arid Hardy of Geneva, and lU sisters, Mrs Bonnie Alexander, Sanford; trs. Frances Ogelsby and Mrs. Emma Johnson, both of Lake Mary; Mrs- Ailie Davis and Mrs. [foxy Puff, both DeIncJ; Mrs. Kathryn Fields of Lakehurst, N.J.; Mrs Mary Booth, Tampa; Mrs Evelyn Britton, Orlando; Mrs Es.sie Geer, L.ac'anto, Ha.; and Mrs Edna Mae Foster, Samsula. Gramkow Funeral Home is in !hargc of arrangements. of MRS. AIM C. BLANCHARI) Mrs. Ada Blanchard, 92, 3801 died Sunday Orla ndo Drive, Carter will be in Washington for meetings Thursday and Friday. Jordan said no sessions with prospective appointees have been scheduled, but he acknowledged that there might be. York's economic proposals, among other things, called fora major push to develop an extensive solar-energy industry in the state. " There is probably no other industry which is so needed and which fits so logically into Florida's economy," York said. lie said the university system already has the essential components for such an Industry. York said others areas where universities could offer aid were in expanding international trade activities of Florida businesses, creating industrial research parks and helping van- ous corporations relocate their of all the schools have endorsed headquarters in the state. the proposal to switch back beYork said states that have ginning in the fall of 1978. aggressively attracted new industry, such as California, Massachusetts, and North Carolina, had all established .111 Adekk prestigious universities. Experiences of those states "indicate clearly' that advanced ____________a___________ I technology' industries are .CENTRAL HEATING drawn to centers of scientific discos'ery and intensive educaPLUMBING a I tional activity," York said. HEATING INC. I The universities have been on the quarter system since Sep-- _______________________ _______ tember 1967. But the prsidents Sanford is Progressive LOOK AT THESE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF of TA KNOW, JUDD...CITY GOVERNMENT IS SERIOUS BUSINESS! YOUR CITY GOVERNMENT-MAKING SANFORD A BETTER, SAFER PLACE TO LIVE: A new public works complex of shop, vehicle storage, and administration building. Fire insurance rating down to a Class 5, city wide, for lower insurance rates for all. New fire stations, located to give better service and coverage. Sanford, died Sanford Church. is Mondale is playing a very acLve role In the talent hunt, Jordan said. He said Carter and Mondale are "on the phone constantly" and that the incoming vice president "is as much involved as the governor" in the process. . regents today include a propesal to switch all universities from the quarter system to the imiudified semester system being used by community Colleges, and new doctoral priL'rarns at the University Florida. New fire equipment with one large pumper and three new mobile units. City wide paving program with all streets paved except a couple of miles where drainage lines will go in the future. Congregational Survivors are one daughter. lie was a native of Wolf County Kentucky and moved to mrs. Lottie B. Green of Sanford, three grandchildren, 14 Sanford in 1929. fie later moved great-grandchildren and 19 to Jacksonville, returning to great-great grandchildren Sanford four months ago Brisson Funeral Home in Mr . Mullins was a retired charge. truck driver and commercial -fishennan. rman. Funeral Notices lie Jordan, who was Carter's campaign manager and is now acting as chief talent scout, reported that selections for top national security posts and for Treasury secretary "are on the front burner." 'Stir night Burn in Pomfort, Vt., she lived ui Sanford fur the past 30 John Henry Mullins, 70, of 115 ye ar s and was a member of the Beardall Ave categories of offenses be included. U niversities Key To Saving EC0 Vo I YrC laice11or Claims JOHN h ENRY MILLINS . ficials, reported helms two weeks later. The Environmental Defense Fund, though, ''Should any further Information be may cha llenge the proposal In court, developed regarding Afshar's background, DISABLED 1.0111W A secret study by cabled helms, "...we would appreciate having Ralph Nader's new Disability flights Center it." shows that makers and sellers of artificial MICRONESIAN OIL Giant international breasts, home respirators and wheelchairs often oil interests and the Interior Department are Ignore the needs of those who use them. joining forces to defoliate a lush tropical Theisstudy shows that despite sky-high prices, paradise. Both want the tiny Pacific Island of there o ften little or no training provided for Palau to become a petroleum superport between those who buy the products. Emphysema victhe Middle East and Japan. "Port Pacific" is the brainchild of Robert tints, for example, buy home "breathers" but Pariero, a jet-setting American businessman. may die from oxygen overdoses for lack of inPanero wants to be the middleman In a deal that struction on how to use the units. would ship Mideast oil to Palau for refining. The The center Is headed by a tough California Oil would then be transported bytakertoJap lawyer named Deborah Kaplan who broke her The petroleum project, of course, would lay neck In a diving acciden t and is now a partial Waste to a good part of the Island's beautiful quadrapleglc. She has mapped a campaign to tropical surroundings. And most of Port rally the 10 mIllion seriously disabled into a Pacific's high-paying jobs would go to foreign massive consumer lobby. workers Imported from outside Palau. PhlONYLINCOLNlSM_ For ye,a poster Worse yet, Japanese Industrial Interests with a pio us quotation attributed to Abe allied with Panero are conducting their own has stared down at visitors to the office of Rep. "feasibility study" to guarantee themselves Caldwell Butter, R.-Va. It says, In )&t, YOU exclusive developmant rights. Much of the study cannot help the poor by discouraging the rich." will be kept under wraps for the next five years. The ma jor problem with the homily Is that It's The Interior Department, nevertheless, has a fake, often used by Big Business to justify given Its enthusiastic blessing to the project. excess profits, but proved phoney In 1950 by the Fred Zeder, Interior's territorial development library of Congress, Butler's staff says the chief, told us he sees nothing unusual or secret congr essman knows it's a fake, but "he didn't about the deal cart who said it, he thiiiks its pretty good." - Carter Narrows Top-Aide List To 70 AREA DEATHS previously driven Private automobiles. - the civil war allies of the Lebanese Moslems, to return to the area to resume their raids into Israel. Former President Camille Chamoun, who heads the second-largest Christian militia, said in a speech published today that genuine peace cannot be es tablished until all Palestinian guerrilla groups are dis banded. The guerrillas maintain that they have a right to bases in the south under the 1969 Cairo accord, w hi ch spelled out their relations with the Lebanese government and gave them freedom of action within Lebanon. The Christians have disavowed that agreement. "Resuzupt Ion of guerrilla activity from the south would only endanger Le banon's internal and external security," said Charnoun, speaking at the swearing-in of 150 cadets of his Tigers militia. '~~ Tea in 'S Break. - One reason for the growth, according to league The experience of San Francisco's $1.6 billion spokesman harry Pierson, is consumer Bay Area Rapid Transit (HART) has been wariness, "especially on bigticket items, such as similar. The proportion of HART riders at. washing machines. cago per cent vs. 8 per cent — yet some 50 per cent of "They're saying, 'let the old one do for another BART's pa tronage comes from people who used couple of years," Pierson said. to ride buses. O Ilariild (Beat ) 'l'avlor (left), safety officer and director of youth services for the Seminole County Sheriff's 1)epartment, accepts 880 m. 11 check from Anna Thompson, secretary, Seminole County REACT; and William T. Cassidy, It l:M'T vice pri'sidt'nt, as officers stand by. '[he money was collected From a l{E:('T coffee break Nov. 2 0 at Sanford Plaza, It is to be used for a mobile t'lassr.xini forinith deputies. .t left is Bonnie .Johnson, recipient of the trophy for selling the must tickets to the REACT Radio Emergency Associated Citizens COFFEE'S OVER -- subject of extensive study and research, both in ,. £ AFTER THE rtitttre JACK ANDERSON H l - - . . Three transit engineers went to Washington the other day to lecture other engineers and designers at a seminar on Mass Transit Structure Design sponsored by the American Iron and Steel institute. They looked into the crystal ball and saw, among other things: By the year 2000, commuters gliding to work Inside streamlined tubes in cars balanced uo a cushion of air. - Personal rapid transit vehicles carrying 10 to 15 people directly to and from do wnto wn and their homes without intermediate stops. - Computer-controlled systems enabling passenger car drivers to enter a highway, plug into the system and be automatically directed to 11111 their destinations. Mass transit cars floating on a magnetic field, permitting intercity train speeds as high as 300 miles an hour. "This is not idle dreaming," said one of the three. "All of these ideas and otJ'rs are the - NEW YORK iAP; - The nation's major retail The cabinet commitment seems solid enough. chains have reported another month of strong Carter is not suggesting his lieutenants appear sales, but analysts say the over-all retail picture merely for cozy committee meetings. lie says he remains uncertain, will direct them to appear before "Joint sessions The stores reported strong fall and winter of Congress, preferably' with national television apparel sales in October and November, but coverage." Quite bold. And unique. Besides, the sales of such durable goods as autos and applan is unusual in that it is somewhat of a steal pliances have continued to lag. from another — i.e., parliamentary form of government. This "suggests a relatively' defensive consunier," says the Wall Street brokerage firm, It may be that Carters thoughts for this proposal were formed the first time he saw the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Inc. parliamentary system in action. That was in "While some of the softness in the auto sector ....... , 1 - I. MIAMI APt -- Cuba and Angola have signed an agreement for education and economic development aid for the young African nation, Radio Havana said today. Th e broadcast monitored in Miami said Cuba agr eed to help in construction, transportation, agriculture, forestry, fishing and coffee culture. The agreements were signed by Angolan Prime Minister Lopo do Nascimento, who has been visiting Cuba for several days, and Fidel .0 ",:..) 'V, .1 'l Cuba-Angola Aid Pact A Vision Tomorrow Will Require . - I Japanese Vote Rebuke ballot box. :-..... Monday Dec. 6, 1976--SA $8 Scandals Spark It should not be any surprise if the voters in the cities are weary this year of taking advantage of their right to vote. This will be the fifth time in 1976 they have been called u pon to make choices at the 1 - IN BRIEF We'll see how that candidate, who Is running for the First time Tuesday, does at the polls. Surely the voters are wiser than he thinks. Hopefully, though, they will remember that the government closest to the people is city govenunent int1 every vote counts. -- WORLD One city candidate over the weekend talking to an acquaintance told of what he believes is the best way to campaign. He said a successful candidate must tell the people what they want to hear, promise them that the projects they favor will be accomplished, and agree with them that the Incumbents are less than honest and hard-working, generally apply the soft-soap liberally- Carter of congressional debate. the parliamentary 0 a % DON OAKLEY interrogation can be astonishing. Government weaker than most observers had anticipated," the firm said. officials are not only questioned, but on occasion are abused. Often the assault is accomplished by In addition, it id, "government data indicate both friend and foe of the adnilnistration. weak demand at furniture and household Fisticuffs are not unprecedented. When he gets equipment outlets" where sales are running 2 es pe cially raucous the Speaker will rescue order per cent behind those of a year ago. by clear ing the floor. This sluggishness in recent months "proba bly it ' 1 Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. -- - the Iberian peninsula. Now both nations are joining the European community of free nations. It is one hopeful aspect of this sullen decade. The most hopeful sign in Spain is that the representatives of the Franco regime are Joining with the king, Juan Carlos, who was chosen by Franca to be his successor, in refashioning the institutions of the dictatorship into instruments of democracy. A moderate concensus seems to be emerging. The tragic civil war of the 1930s must never be repeated. Spain has, In the last 15 years, changed From an agricultural nation Into one on the world's top industrial powers. Foreign trade has greatly expanded. Millions of tourists visit the country every year. After cent uries of decline from its rich Imperial position In the 16th Century, Spain today may well be entering upon a new era of greatness. 00 signs, walked doorphilosophy. Some have posted to-door, and mailed literature to the voters. Longwood Mayor Kenneth Brown. Those who un successfully opposed Mrs. Shomate in the past were: Mrs. B.f.. Gray and Mrs. Ruth Layo, now a resident of Winter Springs. Mrs. Brown has refused to put up signs in the community, saying it doesn't help one get elected, in her opinion, and only pollutes the environment. Longwood has the highest number of candidates for one office, mayor - six - while Casselberry has the largest number of candida tes for three council seats 10. Of the 43 candidates on the ballot, 22 are making their First bids for elective office. Twenty of the remaining candidates have run unsuccessful campaigns for elective office In the past, are Former Public officials or are seeking re-election. One, Gerard Connell in Longwood, is giving up a council seat in an effort to win the mayor's office. The only two Seminole cities that do not have elections tomorrow are Oviedo, which holds its election in September and Altamonte Springs which had Its in November. Next year, Winter Springs will also have its Portugal and Spain as isolated outposts of auftritarian rule on lat The candidates have been running their cam • according to their own particular paigns TOM TIED .. c ti,t. - - \ \ sit, Mrs. Bettie opponent in that 18 years' span Brown, wife of television news director and Former They played Beethoven's Ninth Symphony on the government television station as background music while the Spanish deputies cast their ballots for free elections. The Spanish people for the first time since 1936 will elect their own parliament. It was significant that the members of the existing Cortes, as the Spanish parliament Is called, voted overwhelmingly to call the elections. These members were appointed by the Franco dictatorship. Now, a year after his death, they joined in approving the transition to democratic self-government. Contention, extremism, refusal to compromise and violence 1973, on a visit to London. Carter toured is apparently the result of supply imbalance, have marked the Spanish people's limited previous experience Parliament, and was apparently impressed by some also seems attributable to other causes," in parliamentary democracy. the body's "question hour" when either the Bernstein says. All through the 19th Century these flaws in the Spanisn prime minister or members of his cabinet are character prevented the emergence of a stable tradition of self"Seasonally adjusted used car prices have challenged in the chamber. vovernment. The 20th Century has been even worse. leaving .. declined two months that in. --------------------.-----------------. -for -... - and cuiws'ct .. . BERRY'S WORLD u r'It'rtinn in November. A new city hall complex underway. A city with full coverage of both water service and sewage service. A fact few cities can claim. Acquiring two more recreational areas through the use of federal grants, - - 5LANCHARD MRS ADA C Funeral 'c,sIor MrS AJ,i C Blanchard. 97. *ho di ed Sunday n9M wit be held at 10 am Wednesday at Britton Funeral HuntCr ullicia' mc Burial will b fl W1Xd1&*n Memorial Park Orlando Br,slonuneral Home in charge of arranqemeros MULLINS, JOHN HENRY— Funeral services *11 be held p rn Tuesday at Gtamkov. IFtuneral Home br .ior'n Henry Mullins- who tied Sundas. with the Rev ) Webb ollciatng Interment will be in Cake Mary cemelery HORORICK. JAMES .1 - james J Hordruk. 66. of W.ldwoJ died December 7. 1916 fl Eustis. Florida Mr Hoidrick was a native Georgia. moving t o Wld*m)Od fl hit yOuth He was an empo,ee of Seaboard Coast t..ne' Ralfo,st.1 Survivors 'Oclude s'sters Mildred Moore SdnborcI. Gertrude Richardson. Arn.r'c.%. Gtvrgia. and Gladys Mobleyl, Syracuse. Ntw York. It'd 4 broth.,, Albert PtordriCk. Albjny. Georgia HJnCt F.ieràl at WIdw000 it n charge ° arrang?ments That's why I want a guy like my Dad, Larry Blair, on the City Commission, He's concerned about important things like more city services without added taxes, downtown re-development, comprehensive recreation programs and city beautification. No doubt about it, he's the right man for the lob! (Play your cards right and I'll put in a word for more fire hydrants). VOTE ,irt,,y VOTE DECEMBER 7 Re-elect Lee Moore Mayor am of I JEAT 2 a Pd Pul ""1' A CITY THAT HAS LOWERED ITS CITY TAX MILLAGE FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS, THIS IN A TIME OF INCREASED MATERIAL COSTS, INFLATION, AND ECONOMIC DEPRESSION, ISANFORD FOR CITY COMMISSION Cii 5 c' b, Camp Treat NON-PART. Pd PcI Ad, be CCI MoOre �6 A — Eveninq Her ald, 5anrd Fl. I Monday ,Dec. 6, Evening Hera ld, Sanford. FL ii a/es Top U.J. --_!Z-_: , * . r -4 Packed Amount i . ~ ' I -- Inventory Cut 10 ~ %-I.."" Vo, 0~. 1~1" .,(II'l,""It I V". .N -i :r iT's IN smRE ? 04 11, I-..I-— . -J... . 1. I . I.- , .1 . I 11-= , . - .. , 1 Overselling the pack has occurred six times in the last seven asons,accordingtoGen.Mgr.WilsonMcGee.Suchamarketmg - policy that seems direct ed to giving our product away at ruinous lie again urged ind ustry adopt a voluntary plan to build 9 A that would reserve. California processors carryover a year's supply. Ekpartment of Citrus Economic Research reports show e can achiest. this 80 million gallon carryover simply b maintaining a $200 or better wholesale price for a dozen 6-ox can equivalents instead of giving product away on allowances from fictitious card INSPIRA11 - :i 9 ~ 1 i I 1 1 I Off 1 Fa HUMOO ) , prices," ,%IcGee said. Since the 1970-71 pack year, according to FCA figures some of %4 hich have been "adjusted" by the FCA and industry. FCOJ Wes ' ' 1 0/ 0 EARLY AMERICAN Nowhere can you et th wid seP flo pants that is available at %1 j . A 1_ - t ( I DAFFODIL '1 J - YANKEE DOODLE I I 1 II . Legal Notice 52:"waiongdw,st.rly r, parallel to the North line of East I,, IS 96 feet, thence run 1 I G416 4 NO 5 ~% DeLENA C MAY. individually, et Defendants NOTICEOF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to a F in8l Summary judgment dated Dec ember 2. 1976 pursuant ard entered in Civil Action Case No ,And for Seminole county, Florida, *herein THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY is ,he Cross plaintiff, and IPA REALTY PARTNERS RICHARD parallel to Said North line of East I 1. J 211 IS feet, thence run N 02 degrees 32'06" W. parallel to said west line A 1. fight of way line of Howell Branch Road. thence run S 87 degrt-s 56, 31-W. parallel to the North line of 'ii• nefship~ GEORGE BRITTON & , MAY, individually. THE BANK OF GAINESVILLE; MAY AND SMITH PROPERTIES OF ALABAMA. INC ; MAY AND SMITH OF ALABAMA. INC . GEORGE ORTHOS BUILDERS, ,irl R C. CUBARRUIBIA are the Cr.-ss Defendants. I will Sell to the l"il rest and best b idd er for cash at P West Front Door In the lobby of the Semnofr County Crtpou in degrees 56' 38" E, parallel to ,he North line of said East I 1, 380.00 'OliOWinQ described real and per scnat prOprty as set forth n the %ad Final Summary Judgment, 10 PARCEL ONE: I . I h .1 D d a ... I I. , .,. V .. IuS,,. . . .. .1 - ._i&*i ' • ' " , "-'-_ _ .N o Stance of 25 fee, for a point cit Deginning. run thence Pit Al degrees 05 35' E 10901 feet, thence S I degree SA'25" E 21 so feet, Ihenc@ N Slate Rd No 13& thence 5 23 degrees 2 E along sJid right way Ie a dist an ce of 70137 feet. By James leet,thence5Idegree'25 - ' E 10 00 et . thence S U degrees ' 35" W 211 75 feet thence N 2 degrees 21 36 W flS 00 feet to the point of beginning and ALSO LESS the North lödteef of the West 310 flIt 01 I'ie East Haf (E 'tl of the Plot tn west Quarter (NW ) Of the Northeast Quarter (NE '.1, tess the North 25 feet for HOWELL BRANCH ROADR Wof said Seclon 33. Tow nsh ip 31 South. Range 70 East PARCEL TWO: The west 310 feet of the North FM teef. Less North 25 feel tot road. East Halt iE '.) of the Plorthwtit Quarter (NW t,4) of the Northeast Quart er (NE ') 01 S..Cllon 33. Townihtp 21 South. Range 30 East AN I FREE GIFT WRAP - r IRSI ST. . . '. I 18 Hour Sale / I On O$S \i :-t--- .-- / • - I ~HOE 7 /~ I I I I 1 1 \ I i ' I i,.• 2 OFF I _____________________ / ' I I I I . A,.- Post Office box MI Pu0Ih Dec 6 1976 DEC 16 , f \ / 1 I NOTICE OF SHERiFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that virtue of that certain Writ of Eucution issued out of and under the seal of the County Court 01 ~',. .% - Sheriff of II I I 00 A M an fh* 14th day of December. A D, 1976. offer for Sale wecords of Seminole counly, Sanford. Florida, the above 'orda, thence run East, along he descre peflonai pr operty. North iIn. of Slid Ridg. High That said 51e Is being ma to aJoti, t an inttrSlcIlQn with W ilily the terms of said Writ the East line of uld East Is at the Execution I goWiflg gift I per 213 E. FIRST ST. selection of / ,, PH. 322.4712g / ' ( /" ' I I 'I _______ . _______ . . IJuILPllU3 .ST?I -' - I 1 / to A I Pefrmnoirs er - Baby Dolls Hostess Gowns Demure, ~, 0 ILeiile V/rop U p Her Day With A • ' / Hun---And A From Our Gift Selection I PH. 322.4622 I nuxamn ,i I - 1 - / Il l CHRISTMAS ti X04" Ph. 323-2631 I I 1 keyhole neck. Multi-color plaid polyester pull sklrtlotte, matching cardigans I -on I J s i 1 t I a I i tI I L tL) • II I I( I 1977 ACCOUNTS 4 A.'.VI - . there ever was onel W r . NO W BEING OPENED FIRST DE I A SSJC I A T I ON SAV INC,!; ______ AND L 0 A -_N-----. - -_ —— er / I other*Se a Judgmtnt may be en tere 0 nsI for 9 e relief ti Petition Allorneys for Plaintiffs Bf Linda AA "aw I , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Cull IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CIVI ACTION NO 16,2102 CA 01 0 ERAL SWEENEY'S COR. 3RD& MAGNOLIA 0 '' NATIONAL MOR 64 - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CiR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO 2I12CA.04-B In Rit. the Marriagat Of ~, 47 GEORGE E MAIER. Husband, Kl~~X. SANFORD 1. A ." I Defendjnl r ..' ;,. . ~T*%~V ,Z,~3'.~ I LIE) E HEY i`;y(,, 4~,P:_, .Tly ~- . , ~ , 1. 11.^ 11. . . .16~ . IM,_, - -WIM I . ..I NOTICE TO DEFEND CCome see , , - . .. 11 '' ' I ' \. ' .. ' Mexico, eI • from ' •, ' 1, 'r' I ' .I I - ~ 'L.' '\ \' I "- ". s,. j7j' ""' I .. i 0 $ I I Chess Sets I I \ , A , URU M Vi A Al Dfl T 1 I I 11 5 o m ii ClerI 01 the Stt led on or before Decem ber 17th. ' of'ei'wse .1 iudgmrnl ma, be "ed aiAlinst iou for the rCI'f 'jndt-d fl the (omplan, of 'h A Dfl SIC Li ,. itiOfi .',?NESSmyitan.Jaflt,vheseaio, ISEALI Arthur H 8•cKith. Jr Clerk f the Circuit Court Christopher Ray P 0 Bo. 399 AltirrontI Springs Florida 37701 AttOrflly for the Petitioner Nov 15 22 79. Dec 6.1976 Arthur Pt beck*ith, jr . ,'r 05 the C.rcut (Qyjrl u 1 PaIri(ia A Jackson - ." 61 FICT ITIOUSNAME Flo,idl on on. III A rctatt Detailed SpIciticatOns are .iva-lAoie at the office of I"# ClIV )$ Cerv of trc C'rcvt Court, Semnuit 'iv 9.ame ,late at 2 00 P M Cjnty, Fiotd it aicordan(e the(t Commn,on r es erves the Ih. prQV5inJ55 t the FiCI,f.OUS right 'oa.,c,pt or to 'lIed) any or all A p n Is / . . INVITATION TO BID — City of ranford, Florida 5e3ird 0,0% ow-11 tie feCtivird tn that Ill bids shall be in the City nOusnessal ii IflOultrill Park. Scm.nnl, Cnty, F id 04 Manager s Otfce. City HIl, Sanunder the iidttOu% name f DIxiE lord Florda not later thIn 1.30 PRIDE PEANUT CO. and tia' we P M luetd,Iy Decmer 21. 1976, iir W ld f I por s or AltImonte Springs, Florida, 32701 and tile the o(igiI *ith the Clerk f thC above styled Cou rt on or fore the 2 nO day of December A 0 1976 ciber* sea Default and UIiimaie Judgment w II be entered aganst yOu to, InC relief demanded in the PtiIiOn •l TNESS m9 hand and official vJIof tàid Court on fis 'Pie 109? clay of November. A D . tils [',,;,1 1 Clerk uir V n Semnole County, r:cr,da L)t O THE COLONNADES iO SECTION according 0 ,m e thereat as recorded n Plat 16 Pat 55 Pubi RrØ of --noie County F kr dl - is been leo sanst ou .Ini) you -.. reir to serve S COgy Of iOUr ' ten de'enses. .1 anf to I on ian :.i Re'g, 13ay P. 13rr. P A it I' f Otfc, ho' 19) Orlando. .jr 04 32602. and file lie original DE~ 6S I UNUSUAL MUSIC & JEWELRY BOXES A - \ ~ 'I £ from 66 to $40 I 0 slu' on of rr age and you are regu red to serve a copy of your r?ten defenses. 1 any, On j rt (Some handcrafted) I LI' r4 property herIn described YOU ARE HERE BY NOTIFIED 'nat n J(tiQfl to toreclose a mor ' u". . .- . $ ott E NOR T H ELI IPIGS CORNER ROAD HIGHLAND, NEW YORK YOU ARE HEREBY not i fied th3i I Some beautiful pieces from i I . . (' \ I Costume Jewelr y i". I ' ': I ' ~~, I. ' 1 - :. , . I ! I .'" , I I / " , - - I / IA • . . ;-1 ' 1I I j • / I' p _4 ~1 I r __1~ I :-,. ,% I I i -r • Juniors % • Misses • Half SIzes çi?'#t thru 74I. our . " ; I . 'I• '4 ,1 ..... I d. • . . U unusual collection ) I , II I j . , 1.). I I i EV IN # fe RE, IDE NC C UN.. NO S .ii partieS clamnq •n'erests by 'nrouOn under or aa flIt EDDY t an thence run Pd 21 dlgrftS DEl Lmaxammrn3wjktmmmmmjwjulojaxaloya tF .j 16 1 II 1 . ,. If L /3 .' . I collecting Christmas namely h t' savings without paying interest in return. A . Our-Magnolia Canter I I I EWEAR I /. . I N • SLEEPWEAR • ACCESSORIES t DEC. 7-8-9 Visit Wore sef viCe on Peldionot'i Publi'll'i Nov 15, 22. 29 Dec 6.1116 I I • SPORTSWEAR j ';., " 4rF either 9 ;,7V Office Box 2279 • Available In ac k, B Blac B ro wn, Avocado And . Antique Gold. g A 11 favorites: -: We've broken an old Christmas tradition, , Semoran Boulevard, Altamont e Springs. Florida 1110). Petitioner's ,illorney. on or oefore December No,emoer. 1fl6 'seat I. L P -4 LOGAN cf 1P Fitted With Ball Bearing - I • I R Reg ular At e -_ 9 •,1 jJ.) . '161 - . t • Downtown Sanford anior I I - i ' . I Scrooge-type tradition, I / rç' . -~i,,--) I Hadley Active sportswear.., a good approach to sportive fashIons for leisure-minded women Sizes 6 to 18. Mul -color plaid polyester top with 1 D Brock, Esq.,reot Bro<k. Massey sle 616 East 1h,J Court on AM- loth day of I NAD NEE Wrap up I I I ii; *I 1?) 8020 ' d E xc itifl9 ng — ~ First St 19 00 - Glomorous, COSMETICS, BOUTIQUE and FASHION 210 E )I .)l1 I • Vests . C vaidi-oft CLUB • Jackets ( 111m. lovembyr. 1976 A rthur H fie(kA It Jr "rk of tie Circuit Court I • Upholstered In N 11 I I I • Jumpers Designs. I 10 PARK AVE. . OFF January of your ____ S • II/ . .' . I 11 I • uOUnO$ ft D arli'ng i-ifl An . . .. .' J ( 1, / • Jeans • lr an or before 9 in.% Ccurl On this 30th (lay of Fabric. ~ . - 1 - .a A I Deni* m Frames With .. ~ . t1..—*r-I. I 1: I A , *tI'i th Clerk f the above 9 ,' nlefed agaws, you for the fei,ei; ierranded NITNESSmomAna and ,hese 9 Finest Hardwoo .. I "Inloro. rior da 317il, and lite the ~ -urf W6 Otmel'wole a Judgment may be I I PH. 322.5622 $225 to I I r 9 311 E. FIRST ST. flI'LU I I :'.. Mdrr age and Other Relief has been ooy I t *, - DDItCfl 9 — WILSON - MAIER V JrLII4LL I CflL'PIA II Chestnut Hilt. Massachusetts 07112 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of filed against you d there is a demand in sa,d Petition that the, Court award your interest in that ,er,a-m real properly owned by you And your husband located a, mi Avalon Boulevard, Casselborry, Seminole County. Florida, and more particularly deurib" as. I or.da. Lot SO, Block H. CAMELOT, UNIT 'S been tiled agarist yOU end you two as recorded it Flat Boom là i' reured o serve a copy of your Pages 95 and 93 PuOlic Records of .rtten defen ses, 1 any , t 1 at C Se Florida. PHILLIP I-' LOGAN f ou r husband and yov are IItNHOLSER LOGAN AND rqur to ere a 5 f 41 VOl.) ARE HEREBY NOT IFIED an act on to Poreclose a mor 'lJe on the following Properly in I 1' I . T! Sanford. in 1 I .. . School I FURNITURE 210 MAGNOLIA A I _' -_ _)1111 _`_ a variety of styles I I I .1 " 26 in - ' As ,e-note county. Flo ida Lots 11 and 14. Block r -j- of Mot!-Ie Manor Second Section. I ~'-, n-le C-ur", rlof.da, ac cfj,ng to pla, tP,ereof recorded in Al 1300AL I 1. Pages 46. 41 and 48, A ' ;"1L,nl,c Re(oro% of Seminole County, ._,~ I I , -11 - . . Infant & Toddlers WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS I . . • I a 44 A . . .k. ) Klingensmith. She is six - / ' . ' - / '\S:' . pleats and beautifully I - ' Swivel Chairs a 4 While Supply Lasts' • SALE I s Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David I OFF GIFT I GLASS & PAINT \ III I - . i~lrl o11 '' I &1J.i?j, . banded in lace at the waist and wrists. She is admiring a Barbie Doll from our new toy collec lion. 11 L?K 44 Westgate Road. bat 1 Wte NOTICE OF ACTION To iANET BETH COSTA LiNbA ESTEY. t~'i wife 500 East James Street 4C 0 9 ZOUPITY. FLORIDA 4TONE jOSEPH COSTA NOTICE OF ACTION 1 PH. 322.8240 EXECUTIVE HIGH BACK CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE HuWand, FURNISHINGS CENTER FRENCH AVE. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- and CHARLES C ESTEY and LINDA JANET BETH COSTA F[ ESTEY h *te. De fendants / I (I -_Jt .. 11 I 1 I I .-_-J__.1, -, ' E..!- • (4. 2306 . . A I 1 . 1 with permanent accordi. YOUR CHOICE Saturday' A-30.Noori I ) / I I an 1 I i \ , \ \ \ \ \• \ \ 1 , th• needs I finishes or black wl h Bicentennial design. I ) 4 E Kathy Kllngensmlthstops In with her mom to try on one our our holiday dresses by Kate Greienaway I AI ' I I 11 I 1I I • I I DEPARTMENT STORE t -. - 1 udgmeni r endered in ihi aforesaid ufl on the 29th day 01 january. A D 1916, in that certaIn se en by Columbus Lattimore. Jr. said properly being locatild in Somonol* Cotinty. Florida, mort particularly / .. . I A . Select from so l id hardrock maple or oak, in natural I 'Wi I I 1) 1' OrangeCounty Florida upona l'nal titled. Ullifi Credit Corporation, PllintiPf, vi Columbus Laftlmor e. it, ak a. 3 C Lattimo, Jr and Sherlene Lattimore a ke Sherlene Horn. Defendant. *filch aforesaid Writ of Esecution was deilvered to me as Sherill of Seminol* County, Florida. arid i have levied upon the following described property owned - I I 1 I 11 ' .\~ . --I - our tremendous ______ . wmd ,%ah Nt 11 I CIVIL ACIION NO. 76 Re: that Marriillq* of N) H 12 Christmas is almost here,00 9 a ymm==XGMMNARSI"Naj"MMXSJNjwxmxsxaj •. If . - i up an opportunity I one stop, her.... OFF . . ) , 0 I ~il 111~ I ~.l I ,HC)ME U&I"'F`;-k-~1, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. . .vte I J I ,;4~1:r~% . -I.-Ji Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1" a I PH. 322.4403 - - _ . ." ion would also help emphasize tie FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 9 PERFECT FOR MOM OR DAD MOLDINGS SUITABLE FOR EVERY DECOR the artist R ALL 18 HR BRAS .~Ii '\ L=211111316=X1111131011110111MI 1IR M11111111MIXEM111111111011111111111 I Jr flI7 East Oakland Park Boulevard as ki , I PH. 32202O4 C SSO Ii feel to the North Line of and sell to the highest bidder, for Hii Subdivision, according cash, sublEt to any and all raising IS. Pill thereof as recorded In ', Iein, at the Fron t (West) Door of F iat Book It. Page IS of the Public is. Seminole County Courthouse Road '. S ht PLATTEX . ., Page fl, 16& 00 feel for a Point of Beginning, ; ?hehC9 Continua 5 02 "91' "S 32'08" I • . 301W. FIRST ST. 11 whether the uncover Legal Notice I I I I 11AMA .1 , OPEN FRI NITES niq Ali 8 1 II % I 11, Township 21 South, Range 30 PublIC Rftorft of Sorninollat County, I East, Sominalt County. FWWs. Florida. 1 i t 1, t, I Ii / . •,flS C 9 / ,. I .' ) • I . rote to the Justice Department Several major steel companies recently raised prices by about 6 per cent. O95 $ I . .. Mark Green 1 1 1 OTHER MODELS SIMILARLY LOW PRICED Boston Rockers I I Photo or Painting ustom Cr#....isJi MIiicu I P. I. \,, I I , .1. , ) C and the undersigned I County, Flo S. I •. I ________ -I -_ '_ it h' 4' ' A I N? ~~ 1 1I '\~','_ i I ~, 0 PARCEL ONE: described as fouows, From the NW corner allis, East t Lot 13. Block 0, Merrif Park, ac of he NW la of the NE '.of Section cording to Plat B'ok I. thence run 507 degreii 37 OS E. along theWestLineof said East "7 1I 't ,I I In Blue, Black, Grey or Tan Sizes S.M.L.XL .,+. m 11 ~ . A I CAMPUS I ~- - ~ I. . fe I. I / I I Men's Cardigans I 4 208 :, . I I Give a warm gift 1 AND BATC14ELDER i I •1; slippers Clefk of the Circuit Court By Jean E Wilke Dqpuly Clerk Afforritys for Crfts Plaintiff The Mutual Benefit Life Tk , , I, ~ .., . I, 1 , ~~ i lk ~1't 1%.~ ~-- ' replacements,andimp,oyements of any of the f or egoing PROFESSIONAL . . ' flave His or Her Favorite A. B Daniel G hiating, cooking, lighting plumbing Northeast Quarter I YOUR ..' centration and inflation." he and associate 9 (20G0&22GC r close relationship between corporate coil- SAXAM ' - I to 14" . ~1 \ ~r .\,/ 1,`-~ -~- Including Styles by I ---- 1O . i ______________ 1 ,, 1 CHRISTMAS I STORE 9 - 41 L\V', ---a While and colors. Several In sizes 34 thru 46. I 23GO) 229 BADCOCK'S BOB BALL'S jo ,iS;JuJtowntown . Ilatlering sty les 1 . -' . ___ ___ refrigerating StmnoIC County. Florida, and DATED thiS 2nd day of ALSO LESS From the North*t December, 1916 corneroftneEast HaltE.',)of,he (Seal) 'he Northeast Quarter (PIE' I a . I roil Property deScritmd herem, even though ?hey be delaChed or NorTh 25 feet for Howtil Branch detachable, and all additions, (NE I..) of Section 31, Township 21 South, RaNe 10 East. run N U degrees ()J' is , E, along the Section ling, a 0,slance Of 410 feet. thence run S 2 degrees If* 34 parallel with I?, West linot of said East Halt (E t)) of tie Northwest Quarter (NW , A ) of / • lht&Sl Qvarler (NE 14), less the Road rig?' 01 *a of Section 33, Tc*nthip 71 South Ra ng e 30 East. 11 . ' A famous for quality ventilating, i systems. Ivrniture and fixtures *hich now of may hereaft ,&in to or be used with, in or on the . (21 GO & ESTABLISHED 1904 1 PH. a inv estigat 2 .. industry. "Not only would you A Deluze Models I \SASIIINGTON (AP — Consumer athocate I" I p1 Nader says the Justice Department n antitrust investigation 1 49997 Nader Seeks Price Hike I I I I L *1 -1. BUY THE PAIR & SAVE $14.05 MORE Both leaving again. recent price 1: ___________ _._- Save 4000 I 322.5181 Ladies' Cardigans .j -'.. if , !) 4 A ' • ' ) ip SANFORD 'i4iL SANFORD 11 I Ai,,,i, . - --- - Shopping de I ONE DAY SERVICE REG. 248.57 * FOR UNDER THE TREE -1 . Road. .-Ind day of December. 1976, the 1 / -- Columbus on Saturday. "It's been about eight left and I don't contemplate I I CABINETS I - . ' I FIRST ST. Ph. 322-6511 I 1116W. " _111~* , Mom East 1 1, 741 00 feel to the SovIh rigtit of way of Howell Branch thence run 5 11 degrees Sit, 381, W. I A Great Selection Parallel to the North line of Said I for every member East 11 and along Me Southerly of the family. rign, of way of Howell Branch Road. A WITH Store V J299TRsADE i I 1~k \, ,0 N I I I 1 I I ? , -Vt*.- -, I —..'I-- ('harnpaign County. "I'm going to Mechanicsburg, and I'll make _____ I / senator in ii, .,ulf available to anvone who wan6 to hunt, - ," he told reporters in golf or go fishing __________ with automatic cool down an pl,ay 9995 I Permanent-Press I 1 11 --- f ___- L - :. I '. S I X i !''t '-L.0 If. .v' - ----- . W. Paraltel to the West line of said 3$000leettothe Point of Beginning TOGETHER THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 55 ~ 1 I 10 GUN CAPACITY CABINET Salem Maple or Pine Finish (8000) _____ _____ DRYER .--- I 1%X4X4J I ixaxsxgmmxanaxsxdiwmjwxaxaxamgj . 1 A m 205W. FIRST ST . parallel to the North line of said East 'A. 380 00 feet to the Point of East. Seminole County. Florida, SON. PALMER, K C. a German thence run 02 degrees 37' 06" E. Partnership: FLORIDA POWER along the West line of said East 'CORPORATION; GROWTH 2500 leaf for a Point of Beginning, PROPERTIES 01 FLORIDA. ?heflcecentinJ,s 02 d,gr ees32' 06 LTD. a limited Florida Part E. 71100 feet, thence run N 11 REG. 399.95 I ! TABLES & LAMPS 11 I I I U HimH(Aklil y PARCEL TWO; From the N W Corner of the East I A of the NW 14 of NE 14 of Sect ion 33, Township 21 South, Range 30 --- I ~F . EASY CREDIT TERMS 228 E. F I R ST ST. 02 degrees 32' 06" E. parallel to Said (j? line of the East '. 71100 Iee't, Ipence run S 87 degrees S4 31.. w. The A" Large Selection — . I EARLY AMERICAN I I I • BANKAMERICARD • MASTER CHARGE sçiCpi'TES . I I Open ' . . - iI - s' a" w TI4F TRAVELERS INSURANCE degrees 32.' 06" E, parallel t,.,'the ' COMPANY OF HARTFORD, West fine of said East '. 1000 eet, CONNECTICUT. a Connecticut thence run SAl degrees 5 36" W. c~rporalion, •1 _____ ____ I 7 00 5 3545 Sole I I tweed look I \ / ___ COUNTY. FLORIDA. t 11 I -rTT general All cabinets securely lock • Magic Clean Filter IV& But the 60-year-old former U.S. attorney EARLY AMERICAN DESIGN with fine furniture styling is Super Size REG __._'_ I lTlcl II II A- I SIZES 28 to 50 Reg. 32 to 50 Long 32 to 40 Short Wash a Rinse " __.___JNU_ I will seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Gun Cabinets F ", f, 9 Washer & Dryer Sal I I. B. Saxhe, who resigned as ambassador to India, has returned home amid speculation he such talk as he headed for his cattle farm in WASHER MODEL LDAa000W L..," .- 'j MECHANICSBURG, Ohio (AP) - William I a, I Whirlpool , AU I - neglected here. 1) SOMET AT SA NFORD ' )k' . I .NOW nI'S lO PAII You haven't been II 11 I CINNAMON. _ 1 Solids Checks, Plaids way of State Road 436. 10 U feet, j HING NEw S . II 1 1 I .:pL , - Cap p's 1 11 45 Pc. Set "As long as this Brazilian import comes in, so long will price and grower returns continue tobe depressed. anSOmillion gallon reserve might well close the door on this imported, cheaply produced juice." ti.nC, run S 87 degrees ____ -_ I .. LI 'c:-: tt4 ' \ : I L 7 S Sof a and Chair 4 11 inventory was inflated by a record 10.8 mil1ion gallons of foreign and domestic imported juice. Past sea3on saw 6.59 miffion gallons imported mostly Brazilian of I ... : I I outstripped pack mall except the 197273 year when beginnmg E IGHT E ENTH C UlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . . I -11 : I ..• Political Aspirations Rumored SELECTION *AMPLE no. - "' ~ "' PARKING I • SaxbeReturnsHom ~ ; L PLE EO "'4111, F I YJ I t .. W IA AN4 ~ ~. "SI - ...HRtSIM1AS ®WS Franciscan independence Dinnerwear I ventor attheendofeachpack)ertraditionall)thIa:t(u1l week in November. COURT OF ! ., 11 I prices to growers instead of saving something back for I he lean I years that are always ahead needs urgent review," said ,I IN THE I - I ENIENCE 0 SERVICE . . Sales of 192.2 million gallors outstripped 1975-76 season pack by approximately six million gallons according to Florida Canner Association figures released Dec. 2 at Winter Haven. . CONV ______ ~ hq _ ORLANDO -For the third straight year, Florida has sold more frozen concentrated orange juice than it packed, slashing inventory in state warehouses to less than 141,i weeks supply of its Cinderella product. United Growers said today. Legal Notice Monday, Dec. 6, 1976-7A ' SOflLA1 .,Rr 9 L i,a,mtss,ui tt"v IS. 2271 Dec 6 't Pt cCC 6 )k A iZ . 7 • •.t"',. • ?, r %N- 1) I. •,' E.. �. I.- . f5iTZ I - . . a 'N - - __ _ - , ;u..uuu A -. -- I ' &- -M%~ f I a __ - - . I _- __ i~ 7 . '_ ~_ i o~ . ~ , 1 ~ I . I . R' l)RA(;%vAy t)ELl(11T: (;arlits - iilio iwii il - . _ iii .. II t~ _ "'11 11 11 1111 1 1 111 ,1 7 1i1111_ 1 . 1 111i1i1 o """"'" "4 ~ 41 , .A . t 1 "`o"M "` ! d TH !!! _. . __ Cha at line, in stretch; ('ha Cha checking hand; Terry Martin in (,TO; Trail Boss heads home The 'Cha Cha' Too Tough A Step For Big Daddy ORLANDO - Shirley "Cha Cha" Muldownev proved why she is called the fastest woman in motor sports Sunday at the pocket Slo,000 in the twice rained out event. "I would not be where I am in this sport if it Central Florida Dragway. She easily beat the most feared dragster driver in the world when Don "Big Daddy" Garlits could not take her in two rounds. Muldownev turned the quarter-mile in 6.20 and 624 seconds and the best Garlits could muster was a 6.49 blast. The winner-take-all race saw Muldowney SPORTS ,John Tillman in the Bob Dance sponsored "Vigilante" made some pretty strong runs before being edged out in the semifinals. Terry Martin ran Lowell Martindale's GT() until the semifinals when he broke out by one hundredth of a Second of his dialed time. her." I got past the old man last night in Miami too," she said. Sanford racer "Whip Wilson" put his Camaro in to the victory circle for the first time this ve.ras he took Pro eliminator with a 8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec., i9iiii ---Carl Vanztji- a Lions Growl . .~ ,7". - ,.~~_ - -.~_ - .- ~ - -_~ . T __..- ~i * -7-*;i,4 _V _. &`~:rT 1 Roll, 70-2] , > 'Itie Associated Press Florida A&M has finished its football 5ea.sor, on an optimistic flute and the University of minutes. Seminole scored with By SHARON REMPE While the rest of the Lions -,--.-thirty seQonds remaining on Herald Correspondent attempt ed to pick up part of the the clock, to bring the score load that Hird had shouldered .) The Seminole High girls 70-21. The slam dunk is back In high in the first period, the Bobcats Knight was happy with her basketball team must believe In school basketball, and Gary were able to move to within a . kicking a team when it is down. team's first game per"Fat" Hird used it Saturday point, 3,3-32, at intermission. Nothing literal about the 70-21 formance. "They're thinking night to celebrate the Oviedo In the third session Forrest drubbing administered to quick," she said. "We need to Lions exciting 66-65 victory exploded for 12 po ints, as the L I Lyman Saturday night, but slow down, though." over W)-more Tech. . lead see-sawed ba ck and fo rt h. Seminole, led by Sonya Manley, Sonya Manley led the Tribe Bird got his chance to "stuff In fact, a jump shot by the took advantage of an already offensively, scoring 24 of it" with just two seconds left in sharp shooting senior, with 3:43 -• % . "down" group of Greyhounds Seminole's points. Mary the game and the jubilant left in the quarter, gave the 1. which lost to Lake Brantley the McGovern and Anna Nichols junior was more than willing to Bobcats their biggest lead of . . night before. helped provide tight defense obtige. the night, 42-37, before the Lions I With faultless With almost Manley was all over th4' High scorer in the game with were able to battle back. and "high-powered" court, passing, shooting and 25 points, Bird had reason to be Hird completed a three point defense, the Seminole girls got rebounding. One fan in the happy. The win brought the play, which as Followed by a 0, on the board first and stayed on stands commented that it Lions back over the .500 mark, basket by Randy Willis, that top with a 19-7 lead at the end of wasn't surprising, "she grew up with a 3-2 record for the young tied the game. the first quarter. playing with her brothers." season. It also took some of the From that point on the two Seminole coach Donalyn Manley began playing for the sting out of a previous night's teams exchanged scores, to go Knight sent In her second string Seminole girls the middle of heartbreaking, one-point, loss into the final period with the In the next period and the last season, and led the team to Rockledge. game deadlocked at 46-all. Seminoles proceeded to almost with most rebounds. At the same time the Lions The contest r emained a close double the score, 37-11, at in. were bowing to the Raiders, one until Forrest fouled out with The Greyhounds are plague9 terrnission. Wymore Tech was u psetting a 6:17 left in the battle. At that with fouls and penalties, but a Seminole. Lyman girls mix it up under boards Lyman came back strong great majority of their normally tough West Orange point the score stood 51-50, offensively and defensively at mistakes came from simply team, so Saturday's game Oviedo. After that, it was all the top of the third, led by their mishandling the ball. More than figured to be rugged, and it Hird and Company as they was. high scorer, Jackie Cuyler. But once l.yman "handed" the ba ll outscored th e ho me team 15-5 Florida they couldn't hang on to the to Seminole. Coach Bobby From the outset, both teams down the home stretch. went all out for victory. Seminoles and the Greyhound., Locke said "we don't work Following Bird in the scoring The Lions were able to break parade was Gould who acwent down 53-17 at the end of together enough." But he said By The Associated Press but guard Richard Glasper's 20- the second stanza. in a row as David Thompson the third. a 14-14 tie late in the first counted for 11 points, one better he was optimistic and felt the Florida, Florida State and foot jump shot put the Gatoj-s Florida State boosted its equalled his career high with a The fourth quarter ran much hounds would improve. period, on buckets by Dillard than Bobby Couch. Stetson emerged basketball ahead for good, 29-28, early in horiiecourt winning streak to 27 30-point effort, Gould and Bird, to take an 18-14 South Florida fell 103-69 at the same. Knight finally pulled Tuesday night Lyman take! victors over the weekend, while Baby Noble added eight, out starter Sonya Manley, who on the Silver Hawks of Lake advantage Into the second Willis six and He-Bell gained fellow state major college l2thraniwd Cincinnati. South session. played all but the last three Howell at home and Seminole four from the free throw line. team.s of South Florida and Florida, led by Mike Dicker- ___________________________ ope Dur ing the open ing period Forrest finis hed the night Jacksonville fell to the wayside. B il/jar ci ns Its home season WedSet son's 22 points, fell behind 30.6 fl3riJ was almost the entire with 24 for the losers as his nesday night against the Winter Florida nipped host East Tenin the opening minutes. offense for the Lions, as he team mate Reginald Anderson nessee State 62-59, Florida State Park Wildcats. The Sanford Recreation 15-17 years of age. Participants Winless Jacksonville lost for KEG L ER banged borne 12 of his markers helped out with 13. Lyman will play at 6:30 p.m. knocked off previously on- Department is sponsoring a must have a recreation card the third time, 88-75, at West in that eight-minute segment. In junior va rs ity action, and Semin ole at 8 p.m. be aten Aust in Peay 97-88 and Christmas billiards and table and attend an explanatory Texas State. KentGlover had 23 Keeping the home team in the Lions lost a close one, ss-s, to Stetson took Saturday's con- tennis tournament at both meeting Dec. 20 at 10 am. points for tile Dolphins. _________________________ SEMINOLE running was Charlie Flem ing, t he Bobcats. solauon game In the Indiana recreation centers - the McGo,irn 1 2210. Nelson i i 4 t; The Tournament wi ll be held ks Jac onville State, Ala., won who gained six points. Their Manley 17 1 12 25. Graham I Q 2, AT BOWL AMERICA Hall of Fame Classic, 70-600ver Eastside Center on Stminole Dec. 20-29. It will be a double- the Citrus Invitational title with FlammO 161. Boyd 1002. Sim p(, OVIEDO. Smith 0174; Noble 10 big gun. Larry Furred was no t. Robert Morris. Boulevard and the Westside elimination and the w in ner an 82-73 victory over Florida IOn 2 13 S. LOuwVn 4 00 12. DIBARY SOCIAL heard from in that opening 0 I. Hird 9 7 9 25; Couch 3 44 Ia, Harper 0 131 Totals- 30 10-71 70 Standings Comly's Te x aco '33 s. Willis 1 0 6; Nash 0227. Gould Si Forward Bob Smythe scored Center on Persimmon Avenue. from each center will play a Southern. Savannah State took portion. I.YMAN; Johnson 12 4 5. Smith 0 14 points to lead Florida. The - Participants will be divided City Championship game for the consolation game, 75-60 Vilage TV 30 15. OeBry Sanitation 3 74 79 00 0. Apk,ns I 00 2. Bove- 2 00 4. In the second quarter, the II. Village Inn 25 23. series Cons, W'i'MORE TECH Mroecson s 31 Gators trailed 28-25 at halftime into two age groups; 11-14 and trophies. over Florida Tech. 25 23. Pan American BanK 2226. Page 0 00 0. Ferguson 0 00 0. Bo bcats were able to stop 13. Sh4Ce? 10 0 2. Flemming 32% S. Forrest Gina's Deli 2226. Red & White 20-75, Swia?oza 0 11 I. Cuyter 4 QØ $ 00 21. Roe I 21 1. G Ilird's prolific out .put and Forrest 12 Totals $ 33 71 2004 Totat. 21 713 55 Western Auto I) 3$ Harry's TV 21 - W - * . limited him to just two foul ___________________________ - . 21 71 111 IS IS 13 11-44 High Games Pat Murphy 73%73Q shotsbeforethebtrzzersoundetj Ovi.6o "L S.'. .i SemInole l is is Ill 17-75 ' Wymore Tech . 14 II II 9-Si ui. Wesley Molt I 216 II?. John Lyman for halftime. ________________________ 7 4 6 4-1I Ewing BytA)LISS,tPSIS Herald Correspondent - Spurs ' AS ) Event R/ bi4; ftMR,?g,D WHEIV Mi5oa4'f 'Pj-- r,v&.t "Y T/iE '76 __________ I 0(8/Jr i. I/SC '4D Ca4CI __________ ______ 86-79 FORT MYEILS - Seminole ('ouilnunity College won another major road victory Saturday night, riding 29 points by Bob '/.tpko and 2J it Willie Williams to an 86-79 triumph p T"_____ $ . ., C. -- _______________________________ I - _ c, . C S 7'A I 7?/j/ s27' 974Y B/P. I I f'p r. - 4'' . .. ROB/N5cw - J ____ . ., - . ______ -. - .,, -.,- '' . LAKE RUTH . - ( . - ., . .Z - -. , I 41 . Pat's Raiders, I. Haislip Hogs - - High Games. Bob Von 71) High Seri es; B ob Von $24, Tom Owens $37 Other Highlights- Stir ottheW,,k TO,T Owens "101 I - . . - . 111411111k Shuffler-s Upended - I / V Deadline entering The do ubles - Football Re s ults By The Associated Press HouSton 7$, Miami, Fla 16 III Portland 112. Milwaukee 108 S-N Louisiana 1, NE Loui , Pro Hockey College - ball - Net ' , , ' ' - ', ' its ' e,>iln the pla)offs for the first their histllr) I (lilt' Ifl Litrrs ('ion tour- first Kansas City touchdown .lnil ran for the set,'orl(t the hllirlh quarter Giants 2$, lion_s 10 front Glover to tier in riog )t,iEt(I1 hooked Up Brantle De y fea ted Apopka denied Lake Bran- Sa ts Be a ten itfi Marshall *iis touchItlIan of 35 and 11 sarib ,1" \.-ss 'iork, 3-10 iise'r.all, uS i.'lleII Its record at 3-3 under ('ii;il'h .1, 4111 %trV1s Detroit. which i'ri'p itest the ball three tithe's 1)11 Lii in SOIIREN1U i l,".t's -i runt) fley's bid foi ,I basketball dropped it 5&53 %er(hLt Ili . night, Florida Central At'ailt'rns ViCtOr y Saturday reguitering an 84-69 triumph Saturday night. leaving the Saints with an 0-2 re co rd. over the Patriots. IiIIIIIAC-S and t1AIVC Orl IMS." Intt'rct'ptlons, Fell It' 6-7 [tears 31. Seahmoolius 7 Walter I'a)ton ruitiled fur 183 sards on 27 tarries ,WI1 Bob Avellini fired three touchdown - Old Man Ups et: He is No e Strange r Cag By The Associated I'ress tt.'am ("011e9v ba.Avtball alrva(h has had Inure than its share' of vated "Piet-s thl.N %oung season, and '' S~ raciLse obt iouslN was inotinoire than Diwsville, "Our coach tAiii Boehetin) rebounds and Jim Williams had 16 points. leading ilk- Syracuse victory Rickei, Green led it balanced Howell Girls Dumped, 35-25 - ivp - , - 1 considering that Mcl40Ish col- left post on Macleish's second nected on Pete Mc' Nab 's Graves then clinched the li'c1eii three Sunday night while goal which proved to be the rebound with less than five ry. 6-2 vie- game-winnertading the Flyers to a minutes remaining, putting the Rangers 5, Maple' I.eafs S The goal gave the Fliers a 3-2 Brulns ahead S-I. tory over the Cleveland Barons. Ken Iludge's power-play goal with 3:09 remaining enabled That gave hull 17 so far this lead, but no mental security at Sabres 5, Rockies 3 t he time of them, inNew York to tie Toronto and . eason. Jerr> Korab's unassisted McI.eLsh's second of three' duding MacLe'isli, expressed goal at 15:56 of the third period extend the Rangers' unbeaten apprehension before Bill Liar' helped Buffalo defeat Colorado. string to eight games. Rod Gilgoals broke a 2-2 lie. bert contributed his 392nd goal "On my first goal I knew he her put the game out of reach Andre Savard added an tnsur (Cleveland goalie Gary Suit- when he took a pass from Bobby ance goal with 20 seconds left to for the Itangers, putting hiiii 12th in N il . car ee r scoring. Clarke ;Ind put a 10-footer past play lTJOflS I wasni sharp." said 6 ' TOURNAMENTS it 6 San Fran ciscO 5? 79, 01 Indiini St 75. Denver 65 Norfolk St 77, N Caro A&T Humboldt Is Va St 103, NC Central 91 M.tsouri 97, N Texas St 54 Illinois Sol. St Louis 14 Oregon 57, Arizona St 17 Wichita St IS. San Diego 5? 62 Manhattanville 116 , P,er 95 t XHIBITIONS 1 flr4zl 67 IJC L A Jai-Alai ORLANDO SEMINOLt MATINEE RESULTS FIRST - 710 660. 2 I Eddy Anna '6) 12 00 Domogo Jay 11 7 40 I 103 I,,rn, Albend (S) 6 &) 0 II 61 17 P 16 11 11300 SECOND - I Ica Coldo 43) 19 00 1120 6 50. 2 Larri .Iivi (5) 7 10 160, 3 Dcm.ngo Miguel (7) 160, 0 35) 67 10 P 35)773 tO. DO (631778 30 THIRD - I, Uria Miguel (l) 900 800 340. 2 Oguiza Elorta IS) 570 2 103 Nlgu. Coldo (2)3 60, 0 IlSi 15 10 P 115120$ 20 FOURTH - 1 Jose Alberdi ill i7 21) 7 60 300. 7 Cacho Elorza Ill 1.2 320 3 Arf-Cha Javi III 100. 0 4 31 00. P 1 1) 101 70. 00 II): Ill 1) FIFTH - I Anton Ramon III 5 10 160 4 60. 2 Arecha Eloria 12) 6 623 Larrea -161 340- 0 2)i 3.4 00. P 1321 9130 SIXTH - I ArIa Jay Ill 10 50 6607 80. 2 Ancha Sanchez :1, 6 20 10 3 Larri Ouiola (2) 400, 0 II i: 41 00. P Ii II 15060 SEVENTH - I Eddy Perez IS' 910 6 Ci) 1 60 7 Echano Quoia 1; 5501003 JOSe Beitia Ill 6 10. 0 13 43 60 P 33l0ii0. Big 0 ( 1 4) & 13 8) 136 .40 EIGHTH - I Manolo Juan (i) II 20 160 100. 7 Sala Arca Ill 560 510, 3 Eddy Bengoo (21 150, 0 II 41 .10 Si) P( I II 12900 NINTH - 1 Anti 131 1560 500 160 2 Eddy III 560360, 3 Arecria 7) 4 20 0 11 3176 00 . P 13 11 99 90 TENTH - I Manolo (71 9 20 S 21) 500 2 'SIlu I 2i Ii 10.300. 3 Fermn 5 160 0 (2 7) 1600. P I? 71 II! 50, 00I3 fl 243 40 ELEVENTH - I Anr-cl'ia Altu (6) Ii 40 10 Ci) 1 60. 2 Cacho Quola 17) 35 60 600. 1 Oguza Perez (3) 6 S0. 016 71 97 10. P (6 7) 321 30 TWELFTH - I. Anton Aguirre III 1500 6 10 180. 2 Sala Juan 7) 4 807 00. 3 Fermn Ramcn '7' 3 60 Qtl 21 3620 P117)10790 A- Os 11 and II 7) 1.175 00 H )S7 56.3 A - 1,5/1 SATURDAY NIGHT FIRST - I Larri Beita (II 610 100 2, 10 2 Ica Coldo (3) 7503 00 . 3 UnzaSa nchez 16) 401) 0 1131 22 80 t 3) 8? 20 SECOND - I Eho iavi (3) It 50 510 350. 7 Lam, M'gueh Ill 1808 00. 3 Domingo Arana 121 3 60 . 0 II 33750. P131111 190 , DO 1131 129 30 THIRD - I Negui E;orza Ill I) 101 60 310 2 Domingo Coldo 11 S 60 i 2') 3 Ogu:a Miguel 171 350. o II 11 1650. P 1 1) 119 $0 FOURTH - I Eddy Quota 131 12005 40620. 7 Pati'Zarre 8) 110 20 3 Cacho Perez ( I'S 80. 0 13 8) 3920. p ( ill 18240. 00 II 31 91 80 FIFTH - I Fermn Ecriave 161 IS 6)8 00 1002 Sala Ramon 21 3 $ 2 50 1 ,Mlruni Sanchez 151 320, Q lid, 5180 p II 12060 SIXTH - I Ogui Quiola 17) 11 70 $ 60 7 40, 2 Jose Sanchez (5 6 501 80. 3 Arecria Aguirre III 7 10 0 57 64 20 P Il 5) 269 10 SEVENTH - I ICa YZa ( 31 II 480 300. 2 CiCBO Beta III 6 50 120 3 Eddy Arena (7) 1 60 0 73 1 4380 P131110790, BigQ 1511 it'd 691 70 - 3 EIGHTH - I Mrun, Bengoa Ill $40 4) 1 2') 2 Ala-a Zarro (I) vo so p 711 9150 NINTH - I Sala I?) 1350 5 & 12 90 7 131 8 10 1 -6). 3 So'. 3 71 1010 P 1 731 33 Ii) ii) TENTH - I Anton )7i 1700 IS Ci F rrmn lit 500 370. 1 '6&'i'5, *40 017)4000 p -; I II', '2 Pat" 00 1/ 21 24100 ELEVENTH I Sala AItu 0'6 30 '9 -20 70 1 Cacho Quiotj bo 5413 3:') 3 Oguiti $oto Ill 340. (2 15, i 250') P761 33300 4741 - WELFTH - I ManoiciAguorr'3) 12 60 1 40 1 00 3 A),,a Ju4n '3 S 60 A 410 3 M4f,, r Larre., Q I? Ii 1$ *0. P 37 134 '3 7 wiN III '2' '6650 ,s '"- i nt so H %1r0 975 'S 3 - vIto- - 0*., Pepperdirie 57, N Dakota Il San Francisco 73, Stanford 5 9 utah 97. Oregon St 75 Utah St 95. 1%rharn Young 9). 01 "tMadeis h Hoping For 50 Goals event for m en and women will be held Dec. 17-19 with balls furnished and a consolatIon round scheduled for rud round losers. Entry fee i.s per earn. F or more information, contact the SCC . athletic department - tin ni IOtiIj IS3j Chicago tO!, New Orleans 9 Hu$tOn 170. Indiana 10$ Gold State 116. Los Angeles I -n - the Seminole Community Co llege BoosterClubtennLstournnent has been extended to Dec. 15.' ORLANDO - Lake Howell's Teams from the Coronado girls basketball team droppj .. Shuffleboard Club swept the top Its firstgame of the season three places in Last weekend's Saturday night, 35-15, to in ra -plagued tournam ent at the' Honored at Saturday night's athletic banquet in Longwood were Lyman stall. Sordcotjrt. Edgewater despite a effort by Cindy Frank. douts: Front row, left to right, girls cross country .MVP Kathy Bringardner, John Sole and John Rhodes cross country most improved Leah Wagner, freshman football MVP Jeffrey took top honors. Peabody ud HOWELL GIRLS. Woodall 13.3, Frank 4210, Bnman 3-Q. eaker Meyers, boys cross country m ost improved Brian Petrie and cross country Deltona took the top berths in 000. Smith 2 0i. Peters 0 oo, Bruce Caldwell. Back row, volleyball most improved Joyce Schoeneberg, JV consolation, Serrarc 0 00, F .9th 000. To$a15 10 Sanford shufflers go Into 521 football MVP Anthony Brooks, football offensive EDGEWATER: Hightower 101. back Wyman Jackson, action again Wednesday, offensive lineman Rich Bennett and defensive lineman Rich Hear. Mett,t SI It. MCCIII l2i, Ro4iet travnhng to Lake Hekn , fl1 f FLASH HARDWARE . Sul,r. 4 One More Time; 7, . ' LYMAN ATHLETES Other Highlighl: Star of he Week Jay Bish ..94. Wordings Ir Somelh4n' Fishy.- 21 Ca bo ose; 3 Pon Balls; 4. Left Ones; -. -. . I - - Charles Singles $24; Bob Colhirolloot 51%. Jim Thomas $ I); Frank Frost 503. Bob Goudy $01, Football 105 Louisville's Dunn) ('ruin envis- put it in our heath that w e could Michigan attack with 17 points. TRINITY PREP ih'n,i,uiv S 46 111115 liianis illori be'fort' the ,SPOPtA Ai3gi',n win I). Total', 34 117$ 56 1 10 II, N anti we believed hint,'' i'he contest was close most of II Laflief 6 5617 MrI-rsiji-r '0 ill Hare,', IS S ID Ii D Harr', 7 00 Ii. EDiS3N Bondragg 1 7 1 lO, shooting sNip-i in March ,,aid S) racuse forward Dale the first half before the WoiveHughlcy I 00 2 W,nn 00 00. White Pros',r 30 76. Nutt I 0 01 totai', 22 ;XiSst'S within i lhree-Illinute Lomb4rQo 3 00 6. Jenkins 6 7 1 Ii. ''.'tJflt)osI% tail beat an)- bosly Shackleforti rifle-s pulled assa)1 to a 4 .28 lead 1002 king 4 I 1 9 GibSon 30 3 6. OriOn 6 0 I 17, Morgan 7 0 9 26 'oday . '' sas P'° ill the tiurti quarter for S FLOROIA CENTRAL Coyne 1 9 'he Iaiuisville total', 31 102581 ilrinson I 0 I 7, Febdmeth I 17 9 Elsewhere, lop-ranked Mich- at interrliission I-'ordham 10 23. Gordon I 113 H,in(ock 1 12 ('hit-ago. h'a>(on, who had Ill LAKE BRAN TIES' Fry I 00 16 e'ieach ''Evers ia'tl has good igan walloped F'ortthatn 78-67; never got back into the game Totals 33 132119 IS, Gob 0 1 I I Holloway 3 0 I 6 Leroy 9 00 II Eberl 1 1 2 yards in the first half, has 'Seminole ale'nt All',- boti', even though No, 3 t'('l1 routed the Brazil- after that De leon 1 I 2 7 T0tjl 21 1671 $5 Crw?oqd 6 00 $2, Nestor 0 00 0 Ediso n 11 n-is gained 1,111 yards this season, -__________ )OU lila not know about them." Ian Nationals 94-67 in an exhibiDersh'mer I 00 7. Hall 1 00 6 _ The cont est was marred by Trin,t Prep II 12 IS 12 - 53 breaking the club record Of 1'. Conley I 00 7 Svlve%Iri 2 00 I Earlier this season, third- lion game; No 6 Nevada Fouls Semnole IS, Edon 2) - ada-La rough play At one point, FordII It Florida Ce tral I 10141% 34 I 7 69 -- _ - Fouled Out K ro,r Lewis 231 set b (;.l lit'rs i e Sa in 19136 ranked North Carolina was up- Vegas hanmiered Idaho State ham's Tout Kavanagh was set by Wake Forest 1 ,as t 115-80; No 8 Notre Dame eje'cte'd -for throwing a football Wednesd;i, night, fourth- blasteilValparaiso 93-66; No. 10 block into Michigan's Steve ranked Indiana was tripped up Skin Francisco whipped Stan- Grote during a fast break. b> iciledo. On F'rldas night, ford 73-59; No 11 Arizona Three other Forthanl players 19th rated Rutgers was stir- S11)a5ht'ti Idaho 9640; No, 12 fouled out of the game By The Associated Press MacI.&'ish. "1k' backed all the Simmons at 12:28 of the final Cincinnati burled South Florida Marques Johnson scored 18 Jocelyn t;uevremount scored prised h> Columbia Rick MacLeish has goalti-us way into the oet" And Saturda> rught, ('rum's 103-69; No. 13 Alabama de- points, leading UCLA over the period. twicefor the winners and Paul season. Actually, 50 of them. The Barons had forged a 2-2 Gardner got two goals for the seve'nth-ran k ed Cardinals were fe'ated La Salle 82'77; No. IS outclassed Brazilian Nationals, In other National Hockey be aten by Ssr;K.'u,se 76-75 That Is the number he would lunnessee nipped No. 21) North The' Bruins, tuning up for Noire tie at 2:04 of the second period Rockies, Even though his team was Carolina-Charlotte 69-67; No 16 Dame next Saturday in Pauley like to hit in his pursuit of an- League games Sunday night, when lUck Ilamnptun took a pass the Washi ton Capitals and ('anuck.s 4, Black Hawks 2 upset, Cruin was not other 50-goal season, simillar to the Bostonng Brains tied 5-5, the from Jim I'appm and be at Mar>land whipped Princeton Pavilion, controlled the game Mike Walton and Hilliard "The) pta> cii well and beat 58-IS . No 17 Sou thern Illinois from t he start and never were jfree years ago. B uf f al o Sabres t ned ba ck t he Flyers' goalie' Bernie Parent (;raves scored third-period us," ('runi said with a shrug. drubbed Missouri-Kansas I'd like to get 20 b Christ' Colorado Rocki ur From '26 feet. Mike' Christie' City pressed b> the Brazilians. es 5-3, the Vangoals within a SPill) *11 24 sec- "I'III not disappulnte'si with our 96-78. and No. 18 DePaul outmas," says the Philadelphia scored F• the Barons in t he Reggie Thetis contributed 24 couver Canucks outscored the onds, leading Vancouver over effort. We did turn over the ball scored St. Mary's of California points and Five other players Flyers' center, "and I t hi first period. nk I Chic' Black Haw ks 2, anti Chicago. The Canue'k.s Jumped at crucial time,, and we've got 89-75 can do it. I remember when I hit ('a 5, Brains 5 score'd in double Figures, leadthe New York Rangers and the to a 2 lead only to have the to do things better on defense. Martyc Byrne's s ored 17 ing Nevada-Las Vegas past 50 goals, I had 19 by rn> bir- Toronto Maple Leafs tied 5. Guy Charrun scored with 42 IllC back with But Syrae'us&' IN a darn good pollits anti pulled down 12 lo w a State' thday, .Jan, V' " seconds remaining. lifting Black h awks Sim be hind two goals in the third period Twent> goals by Christmas Washington Into a tie with Bus' not an unreasonable number, the cage and got trapped at the ton Rick Middleton hall con- before Walton broke the tie and Deadline Set _______ ___ /NNo.qEp 57 c,Y 1 MW/N 7W P9c/f/C B T'7E AMP Th'8/R 2/srKobg8on' SEMINOLE Slerong 2 2-2 a Atkins 10 0 2 VV W-1ham% 10 J 6 23 7411 2') Kruer 1 ,312 Lr*mS 1.Pko 1? II1Ailkr',Oh 0 0 I 0 Kf4Zit 6 scC Tenn i s 4 f,V( TRod,4,/5 over Edmn. 222 201 111. Karl Rosen rrger 213. Andy Doyle 211; Harry Rutledge 70?. Ron Russo 703. Fo u ls: Lyman 70. Seminole Candea 203. John Rl'e 201; 51ev, iS FoulIed out; Atkini. van Ness 700, Jan''s Thomas 199; .idy fish 195 197, Bob Clark 197, Paul Macjraph 197, Ed Perry 119; Bob Goudy Ill. High Sri Wesley Mo?? 634; Pat Murphy 6.33. John Ewing $97; Ron Russo 566 , Don Candea 551.- Karl Rosenberger $11, John Rice 539, Jay fith $31. Sieve Van Ness $30. I I 10 0 231 166 341 Ne-i Las Vegas ItS. o ifs for . ___________ __________ Ny ),.I,. Iluit - I(ORtt4ER by Alan Mayer yard.s Ili 22 carries. his ourth ./ashinglon 100. Denver 95 New York Nets 101, Atlanta St 2 Phoenix Rolls played without ('urns Rowe, S ____________________________ - ulog to fill in for the injured Sanl Cunningham, ran f or 113 National Footb..lI Lraqui' AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Divis ion W I I PC?. PF PA t'.ilI l() 1 0 769 359 774 rul 10 3 0 169345 772 M'.im, 6 1 0 467 256 735 ding St It. Fre-sno St 64 I A LoyOIa '19. Fullerton College See Double By The Associated Press Maybe the reason San An tonio Coach Doug Moe was not speaking was that he thought he ,as seeing double. Dick Van Arsdale sank tsso Iret'throws with 10 seconds left In overtime, and seven seconds later, his twin brother. Tom, duplicated the accomnpli.shment, giving Phoenix a 103-98 victory over the Spurs Sunday night in a National Basketball Association game '1 have nothing to say," said 1oe after the game. ''This Is the first time 1%e done this , not talked to repo rt ers after a ganlc').'' In other NBA action, Kansas Cii) topped Boston 12•1, Dents-er defeated Ness Orleans 117105 and Portland extended It.,, home court winning streak to 2(1 by rallying for it 93-89 trluilltlh 'is-er Cleveland. 0 Kings 102, ('cIties 96 Rriiri Ta)lor paced a hal' anced scoring attack with 21 points against the Celtics, who Cage TeamsTriumph COMING UP ROSES Saturday's Results York Knicks 101 ' I - Ni-, 211 0 151 723 30S Sunday's Results straight 100-yard plus effort . S Central Division Kan sas Cit1 02. Boston 96 ('llwboys 26, Eagles 7 Texas Arkansas 12 ( nc' 9 3 0 750 273 I?? Denver 11 7. New Orleans 105 Westminster 20, Redlands I) 9 1 0 697 371 13$ Roger Staubach completed 22I"111Ppon,4 10) San Anton. Texas Tech 21. Bilor 21 lcv 9 1 0 697 253 244 OT of 29 passes for 253 yards and c""" N e braska 65. Hawaii 3 tn e o 355 722 252 Pnrtlari'i 9) CIvelr.d tine I ouchtlown as [)atlas PIayoltS Western Division Today's Games NCAA Oak I I 0 911 291 217 wrapped up its division chainNo qarres scheduled Division Ii S S 0 615 75? 192 pionship for the eighth tirm' in Deny Tu.say's Games Semifinals D.cqo 6 1 0 16? 21$ 761 Po rtl a nd at New yO(k KniCkS the last II years, l'hlladc'lphlii Akron 29 N ',-rgan 26. 01 C 9 0 ) 251 )#i2 Indiana it Buttalo Montana 5' ID N Dakota St I managed unIv 42 yards throug h tO-i IIi, 0 II 0 000 III lii Angeles at Chicago Division III NATIONAL CONFERENCE the air Seattle at New Orleans Championship Eastern Division Redskins .11. -lets 16 Ml,iuk at Denver Mnn 31, fsin Ullas II 7 0 1.t 792 II? CI,eirid at GIUen Slate 13111', KIlliler threw for three Wish St 25 9 1 0 692 261 20) Bowl Games tuuchthivins and John Higgins iins S Louis 9 1 0 6 29 2 753 Ohio Shrine Bowl GtS 310 0 731 156 7 1 carried 19 times for 104 yards NY Fi East 21, -t S 310 0 231 13$ 216 flld scored twice against his N AIA We0viSion I Central Division Semifinals F u r in e r t e a 111 111 a 1 e S . . M.rin ID 2 1 508 776 69 tpa i A4l 57, Western St. 7 5 Q 535 739 55 National Hockey League Washington is tied with St. CP- cqii ti Cob DIrt 6 7 0 462715700 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Louis at 9-1 in the Nl'T East but Gii Il-i, Cent Arkansas 10. Eton 1 1 9 0 308 191 219 Patrick Division has beaten the Cardinals twice Co Bowl Western Division W L I Pts OF GA S a lisbury St 61. Inter Amen, 9 3 I 711 331 I?) 1`41, 1 %1 16 1 3 15 90 62 this season. Thus, the Redskins ' L A S I riri I) 8 6 32 97 81 can 0 ran wrap up the NF'C wild card N Or '- ii. 1 7 6 0 $ 18 213 III Aihin Shrine Bowl 9 0 308244 319 Ph,, I) 7 6 32 9) 71 playoff be rth next Sunday h Christen 72. Albilene Han Atnl,i 4 9 0 305 132 788 NY l4ng 12 II S 29 109 96 ding I? healing Dallas. 711 0 $54 219107 Smythe Division Orange Blossom Classic (IiflChCd diviSiOn tiliC St tou 1212 2 76 78 Browns 13, Oilers 10 riir.j,, A&M 26, Cent State. Saturday's Results Chgo 10 II 3 73 48 99 37-yard Brian Sipe tossed a Oo 21 '! Io,s 71. Baltimore I? Colo S IS 3 19 76 9) s A ng eles 59. Atlanta 0 touchdown pass to Paul War5' rn 6 16 1 11, U Sunday's Results I.,ii(yr 17 2 16 72 29 Field and Don ('ockroft booted a ti,'* England 27. New Or WALES CONFERENCE pair of clutch field goals as surleans 6 Norris Divis ion prising Cleveland won its fifth washington 31, N€w York '.'ont 20 1 1 11 140 62 IS Basketball I A 9 Il 9 2? 96 73 It game, keeping its playhOw York Giants 71, Detroit P-its 9 I? 5 23 75 88 EAST (f hopes lliathin)ItiCally alive. , 0 Dirt S II 1 20 10 81 Army 65. 0054)4 lht' Browns can get Into the Dallas 76. PhiliciCIph,, 7 ,Pia5h ' IS I If 71 107 Boston Colege /5. i-t4rvard 71 P't?bij'g 17 Tampa Bay 0 playoffs orul if they win their Adams DiviSion Brandeis 73 , Wesleyan 63 (i',.I4ni,j i 13. HouSton tO 1SIfl 19 6 2 40 107 51 frown 1?, Davidson final game and bo th htLsburgh '.' nn5t, 20. Green Bay 9 Bull II 7 3 31 51 Colgate 71. Lafayette 75 ,I11l1 Cincinnati litse theirs. The V "Ilrof is. Buffalo 77 11".0 12 9 6 30 tO] 91 Connecticut 54. Yale so Denver I?, Kansas City IS I its t'l,intl difen,se held Houston Cleve 6 II 7 IS 65 90 Duquesne 62. CnsiuS 61 5.ei Deo Ii San Francisco Saturday's Results ,1I4lIli on I pcSSiIIlistlC one, ('lassie For what Coach Rudy to ju.st 58 v;rds rushing. Fairtietd 68. Mnhittan 64 1, ot 0* York Islanders 1. But Georgetown. DC 76. St While the Rattlers nipped ilubixIr(l hopes will be an assist Vikings 20, Packers 9 Ch-cago 1.1 Seattle I t4io 3 Bon,, Central State of Ohio 26-21 in to his recruiting, Miami lost a \llnnt'Ml(.i rolled up 414 ,ards TOdjy'S Game Montreal 3, Pitts0urgh 1 George iasl1ngton 96, Dela C,iicnn,,t at Oakland, (n) Cr,ca90 1 Toronto 2. tie Saturday's Orange Blossom 21-16 decision at Houston. 11) total offense 1(1 just 144 for ware 76 Saturday. Dec. II New York Rangers II. Mn Holy Cross 96, Vermont 8 4 Miami also lost Carl Selmer GreenRa but neededa pair III nn.sot,, -it soam, nesota 4 boa 54. Columbia 69 a.s head coach. Selmer was one-yard touchdown plunges by P , ttso,,.c. -St HO;;ton Atlanta I. St LOu-S 0 IthaCa 77. St LawrenCe 71 Its Angries at Detrot. InI L os Angeles A. Detroit 1 fired, effective after the llou.- (hock Foreman in the fourth kings Paint 97, Lehigh Sunday, Dec. 12 Sunday's Results LIU 16, Wagner 64 ton game, on Friday night quarter to ice the game, played -n(fln4' at New York Jets Philadelphia 6. Cleveland 7 Ma ne 89 Northeaster n 67 While a search proceeds for a during a soowstiirm with tern it Lou ,, It Ne w York Giants Buffalo S. Colorado 3 Massachusetts 80. New '4tIle t Philadelphia lbeV field boss, the Ilurncant's peratures in the teens. Washington S. Boston S. tie New CoilIng at Tampa Bay Tcronio 5, New York Rangers Navy 71. Penn 67 Figure to get tilt' w orst of the Dolphins IS, Bills Green Ba, at Atlanta S 1C Nagara 69, St Peter's 61 recruiting battle in the SunFreddie Sollnhllln returned a Buffalo ,it Baltimore l.incoUver 1 ChicagO 2 Purdue 65 Providence 67 Denv e r a? Chicago Today's Game, punt 79 vard.s for one touch' 's ho ts1I., iitblKiflhli.'tI for one shine State. Rhode Island 75. SI Josephs. CIcv,'Ianig at Kansas City Cleveland jt Montreal down, ran 5'.) ariLs front scrimganit' bs the league for his acr,inc .sco at New Or Miami's eighth loss in Tuesday's Games Francis. N Y IS. Bucknell i lions during a garlic Friday games wasn't decided until tilt' wage for another and scored it "an', Vancouver at Washington 11 at Dallas final minute when the Ilurri- third on a 53-yard pass play For Mnnsota at Pi11s5urgh night n's N V 6.3. Van S.in 0-ni at O,ikland ',I L3u.S a' 01* York Is;a0 2i'rbIt 53 That hel pe d offset an Sam Laces and and lion canes, with it first down at the REGULAR SEASON ENDS -'s StonniII 11. Bost on (, Boone each scor ed 19 for the Houston two-yard-line, went to other brilliant show by Buf'trnty . MIT 17 (I to's J Simpson, who carKings, sshul.' veteran John hay- the air anti had Frank Glover's -1.rgna 62. Pttsburgh 51 Pro Bas ket World Hockey As%OCiition rled 24 twit's for 203 yards. It A Chester 59 Temple 35 Ilcek cane off the bench and led pass intercepted. Eastern Division SOUTH was Simpson's sixth 200'yartl Boston with 17 W I I Pts OF GA Nat,onll I01IkeIbalb AssoCiation Alabama 82. La Salle 77 Nuggets Ill, Jazz 105 "I have to take the blame for game, an NFL. record. 1k' EASTERN CONFERENCE iS 10 I 3) 12$ 104 Alcorn St 90. MilC% 18 lOdy Ness Orleans was handi- the call because I'm the head gained Ill 'iard.s In the first Atlantic Division Auburn $6. Fairleigri Oic'kjn 11 10 2 30 90100 (mci 11 9 2 30 11? 90 son 59 W I Pct GB capped because scoring star coach," said Selmer. "Really, -quarter alone. Dun Strock, who Mire', (toSlon 9 I? $ 71 Clemson liD. Ga South.rn 10 12 a 24 5..4 Pete Maravlch sat out the garlic we had tune for four running went all the w ay at quarterback Pop),'.1 Id Eng 7 9 571 9 II 1 77 57 95 Duke Si. Wathngton St in plate of Boil Griesu' for the )Oii4i0 (J-nm wIth a sprained ankle, while plays, but I called a pass beIi 17 iSS 7') Florida 67. E Tennessee 59 $ 20 I II 94115 ic I? 45$ 2' Florida St 97. AuStin Peay 56 Western Division Gail Goodrich played in the cause that's what Cot us there Dolphins, threw for 5551) 'Ii)s NV .nks v'4nnipg 10 hr II 135 Furman 100. Wottord 50 3 to It I 33 131 96 and ran for a third .J,tu' backcuurt For the first S Diego II ID 2 30 51 59 Central Division Ky St 93. WIbertorce ''It Seems as if we're always tililt' in 12 games after a foot (hargers 13, l9ers HouSton II 12 8 I 7$ 51 64 137 i'SIOfl LSU 57 S California 76 in a panic situation, ci we Phoenix Maryland 55 , Princeton 45 721 15 6 I? I) 7 76 93113 injurs Mercurs Morris (;lppt'tI a (ICyp sho ul ith't have been," Selrnt'r Edren'n 1 1 tO 565 3; '.'emOh's St 100, S Oak St 76 II 15 1 73 75 iO.* fast- nine-play, 93-sird San Diego [)an Issel and David ti 17 Ci gar lo II 7 72 ',?.SSiSS.ppi 61. TCU 63 118 s¶ Anion 80 53 Thump- added. ''ibis team Ls like II All of a drive bs racing 13 )ar(Ls around ,O,i',tOon son combined for 55 points, '9 17 Morehead 5? 98. Marshall 80 17') Saturday'sResults break basketball tearii Winn.peg 6 New England 2 . 76 left cod For a tuluchIlossil five .'-' ,in t.S 104 N Caro St SI. Penn St 61 leading Denver, with Issul scor sudden, when we've got to slow minutes Into I)vt'rtin)t' Bckes "danapol s S Edmonton 3 W WESTERN CONFERENCE Old Dominion 113, Delaware ing 29 and grabbing 17 San Diego 1. Phoen a 3 it down, 55e don't." St Midwest Division Viiung picked up 40 ards in the Denver rebotmuis t is st; Rice 80. S MisSissippi 77 Sunday's Results 1 C ncnnali 7 Houston 7 Detrom? 0) Syracuse 76. LOuisville 75 Trail Blazers 93, ('asallers 89 1- . 522 Sixth-ranked Houston, 9-2. Is drive in four carries Quecec 6, Wonipeg i Tennessee 69, N C Charlotte (. '2 530 4 Broncos 17, Chiefs 16 Maurice l.ucas scored 22 headed for tilt' Cotton Bowl as Minnesota indians 0 I) .435 67 5 Edmont on I I(ibUkit' Craig I'enrosio. (flakpoinN for the Blazers, le ad ing the Siluthwest Conference t'oCaIgry 6. Phoenix 0 l7 ) 14 Va Mil.tary 70. E Caro 67 -C< his first Ni-I. start, threw 3) all scorers. Portland trailed by champion. The Cougars were '21-1*5,-i' 160 Today's Game 3 v. - na Tech 84. Ohio No games scheduled ,5 '.'a 102, St Joseph',, Ind Pac,Iic 0,wi',ion five points with five minutes to he seventh iaiwl tea/it II; play pair of touchdown passes. but It I lb '77 Portland 11 Tuesday's Games it 20)iiIiI field goal b Jim play and went ahead to stay at and beat Miami this ear 17 I Ang $ Ib Edmont on At Quebec I 3 W Va St 63 W Vi Tech SI urne'r ,iiidssas through ti-it- it. '>4iibp 88-87 with 2:11 remaining on a bfld.anaOOl , 5 ,t Birmingham 4 W-Ihim & Mary 91 Citadel 61 517 II lb Miami led 10-7 at halftime bIll Ii) it PPOnm* at Wnnpeg 4 ' $71 lllIIlI*7t by I,ucas. The victory a 41-yard Chris Dennis field 11211 quarter to give 1)t-nver FAR WEST ''"' - , New England it Minnesti .3 Ar-zçn,i IS, IdahO 10 ss as the 14th at home this sea- goal and l0-s;ird pass frorii (10- eighth victors i,II the sea.v)rI ,,on for the Pacific Division s'er to MIke Adams Mlalili also he most ever for the Brlin(-us Out Miami Fires s S H S Gir ls . ' At Wymore i A8M G .--. I _. '_ ---- ''.' final run of 11.96. The "Trail Boss" ran consistant time all day to take $200 first place money. were not for Conrad," stated the popular Muldowney. Conrad is the famed Connie Kallita, a former top fuel racer who gave up driving to run Cha Cha's operation for rayi f") Pro Football -i-s P ' . ('ha ot Of By 'Ihe Associated Press unlhl) 12 rout id winless tional Fiutboll ('unference East liii' Pittsburgh Steeli'rs tonIl1ipi Bay, are the hottest Division title with a 26.7 victors ~ IJVk- lo chew tip tile opposition Mull Ili the National FootNall over Philadelphia, Washington ' and pray fora miracle. Tonight League. They have allowed kept its playoff hopes alive with they "ill pra y in Front of a tell," iril 28 points user those eight a37-16 romp over the New York vision set. games. But unless Cincinnati Jets and Cleveland remained in "We're going to try to will the loses one of its last two games, the running fora playoff spot by Raiders to victory.- said I'itt. the Stet-lers, Super Bowl cham- edging ilotistun 13-10. sburgh linebacker :\lI(I) 1)iOflS For the past twIt )ears, Elsesshi'rt', Minnesota topped Russell "We'll be the biggest will not Illake the playoffs. Green ilas 20-9, Miami outbunch of cheerleaders the OakSince I inciruiati plays the lasted Buf falo 45-27, San Diego I land Raiders ever had." lowl New York Jets next week, downed San Francisco 13-7 in akland plays C incinnati lonight's game should decide i,vc'rtirlic', Denver shaded Kinight and a liengals' victors the Anierican F)tball Con- sas ('lt 17-16, the New York probabi) would lIllian 110 play. lc'rcnct' ('t'ntral Division crown (ilants bi.'at Detroit 24•1U and offs for the Steelers. and the final AFC playoff spot. Chicago rocked Seattle 34-7, ii 'i in going 10 Watch the hnll I'ittsburgji is 94. Cincinnati is In Saturday's games. St. game," .-;lid tackle Joe Greene, 9-3. The Stct'lcrs will win the lA)uis beat Baltimore 24-17 and "but I'mready to go South." lhvislon if they end in a tie with IAui Angeles embarrassed At. :, referring to his borne in Texas. tilt' Rs'ngals. lanta 59 i"I think Oakland is going to Th'atiwiiile, New England l'atriots2l,Salnts6 !play to win, but they have noth- dUilipe'll Ness Orleans 27.6, inSteve Grogan can for two ling to lose or gain and I just suring itself of its first playoff touchdowns and threw for two _n't see them beating Cincin- berth. If the Pats win next week for New England. Grogan has ti wider those conditions.'' and Baltimore loses, New run for 11 lOs this season, tying But he will be rootIng for the England will win the ,FC East. him with Johnny Lujack of iflalders, ans-wav. The Steelers, If not, the Patriots will get into Chicago I 19501 arid Tobin Rote has'Ing rebounded from a dis' tilt' playoffs as a wild card ofGreen Ray r l956j for the NFl. lastrous 14 start with eight tVWll. record for quarterbacks. straight v;ctcri, i:it- lulling Dallas wrapped up the Na- Fullback Don ('alhoun, ('ontin- .~ liii i ill . . 1. - ' -o Monday, Dec. 6, 1976-9A SCOREBOARD I 1 1i 1 Em Up, . . ~ r..' 1 I.. ,I` -0 - -, ,1 .:*. ~- A -XStee!ers' Story: Chew - 1i 4 _ iFJ`1x": A`, ffi" ~ ~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. "~ _ ' .M ~ Ab F ,i r,ii ~ _0 , __,3",`E"""""`~ ~ _-_ . .. - _1 i 1 4i; MUWAl , ~ .__ .F _--_ 1 1, .1 . -I .~ _ Ar.A"A , 0 j I i-W" ^ i,l ,.-L ~~ V.-.---*'' .-., . ..,i A a -T- . '. 'p ", _ ~4 I Aa_- 4 ___ - 411, VOTE LarrY a lil ! I-i _______ ________ _____________________ FOLLOW THE STARS * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR Owdow Gtt IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR ( * ) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �10 A — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, D.c. AR CALEND 9, 1916 TES HOSPITAL NO J SNOW, SNOW DECEMBER I o. 1)1lsSfl)'ss 1O'5l),. tiff F.MBF.R6 Seminok Cnmrnunit College Communht Chorus concert of %thtnt intl Christmas music, 8 p.m.. (;race Umttst Mt i odit (hurt ii. Airport Boulevard. Sanford. fit c to the public Sanford Middle School Local &ho ° I A Isiso torn utittee i p.m., sc h04) I IIbrats Open to public. Free blood pressure clinic, 7.8 pin.. St,day Adventist Church Winter Springs Diet W orkshop, S infol,indo United Methodist Chure h 'tB 414 intl 1-4 7: 30 p.m. Sanford A A. 8 pm 1201 W. First iclosedi TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m.. over Baptist Church, Crystal Lakeintl (ountry (lub lid 1.ake \iars South Seminole Jaycees 7:30 it in Altamonte clubhouse Spring Oaks and 511 436 TUF_SDAY. 14:CENIBER ('aseltwrrs Vtnrnas," Club. 1230 p iii . covered dish Out heun for tIklflht N hushand itid LUt.'('1 Long%ood Civic League, C'bristmas program, 7:30 p.m., longAood library building Bear Lake Elementary School iyrA, 7:30 p.m.. inultipurpose room. Free blood pressure i linic. 2-4 p.m., Adventist CLosselberry Woman's Club, I p.m., clubhoww. (herbrook Drive. Sanford lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Whiter springs Jaycees, 7 p.m.. VFW building. 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Posterand Light Sanford Seminole Lions, 7 p.m., Quality inn North, SR 434 and 1-4. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 pm., The Barony. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl Parents Anonymous, 7:30 pm. Community United Methodist Church. CasselberrN. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn. Sanford - Seminole Jaycettes. 7:30 p.m. Jaycee buildi Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club..109 S. Oak. Slaitland JunJor Iligh Orchestra in concert, 7:30 P.111. Maitland Public Library. Sanford Senior Citizens noon Sanford Civic Center. Big lunch followed by meeting and Bingo at 1 p.m. WLDN F-SDAY. DECEMBER 8 Altamonte Springs Woman's (.lub, home of Mrs. Robert ftittassay, 618 Red Sail Lane Hidden Estates 11 a.m. Christmas Party. Bring gifts for Seminole Youth Ranch and exceptional children at Rosenwald school. Bridge and Canasta hosted b) Social Department of Sanford Woman's Club, I p.m., 309 S. Oak Ave. Sanford Sertoma noon Sanford Sheraton SR 46 Sanford Kiwarils, noon, Civic Center. Casselbcrry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Caboose. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance 2 30 pm Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Tn,vn House. TIItRSI)AY, DECEMBER "Saturday, Sunday. Monday." \nnie Russell Theatre, Rollins College. Yvintet Park, 8.30 pin tThrough Sd t urdjy v Leogwood Tourist Club Ct.ristmas dinner, noon, Quality Inn North. Reservations by- Dec. 7 with Mrs. Karl Berg, Mrs. Jane Christopher Ly Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club, 7:30 P,m Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Altamonte Springs Garden Club Christmas party. 6:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Dinner and musical program. Florida Nurses Assn. District 37 Christmas party, 4 p.m.. County Health Center, 300 S. French Ave. Bring gift for Silvation Army. - Bazaar, food and plant sale starts 9 a.m. First ' Christian Church educational building Sanford Avenue and Rosalia. Sponsored by Circle No, 2. Through Saturday. Sanford AA 8pm 1201 W. First si Lake Stary Rotary. 8 a.m., Nla)fair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn SR - - Sanford Civ-ftan, 7:15 a.m.. Buck's. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Diet Workshop, Montgomery' Ward Interstate Mall Altamonte Springs, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. FRIDAY DECEMBER 10 Rummage and Bake Sale sponsored by Lake Brantley erstateMall, during regular mail hours. ThroughSunday. . NDAR Sallie Harrison Citapter, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Belle Jennings. 1702 Park Ave., Sadurd. MrS William Leahy, costess. August ne Church, Button and Sunset, Casselberry. Seminole South Rotary, am Lord Chumley s Altamonte siris Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8 p.m. Tanglewood AA. closed , p m ., St. Richards Church, LongwoodAA I " H Church, SH 434. YAC' s Club for Singles,9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins. i . ills- Seminole County Young Republican annual Christ' mas Party, 8 p.m., Marbeya Apartment Clubhouse. Admission an unwrapped toy for an underprivileged child. SAnHDAV. DECEMBER 11 Plano work3hop,- 10:30 a.m.; master class", 2 p.m.. F' TU music rehearsal hall. Featured artist John Perry, teacher at U. of Texas. $10 for adults, $4. students. Sanford: Margaret M Fox latricia A. Jones Allie keller F nimi H Oliver Dorothy Simpson Wesley Smokes George Waldvogel Jennie I Whitten Vi illiiiii A Otk', Dtlton'i Marie A Young, Deltona Ch irks M Iteynolds Genesa Ed%%ard Schweickert, Lake Mars Bascom S Johnson Bristol lena Albert G . Thomas, Cleveland, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. t Barbara) I.sclavon. it girl, l,ongwood 1) ISC I 1 1% It G LS S.a nford: Elmer W. Avenel Jessie L. Dixon Litt le Brother Little . i . ores . .. JO .• Il .. is serious stuff as the expression on soun ( in F itiP tr ck' 111(1 1 it ari . • I . . Complete th ssiictl, ch.idrc,-i ji.j ghost that 'ilows ') iii CJiIk' - • - WALKING PRETTY WALKING p DOLL -1 John M. Gardner, Lake Monroe Keith Roach, Iiingwood Cecil I) Willson Oran e Cit 4 . 8f) DECEMBER 5 Sanford Alice G. Arledge Rona L. Boozer Louise Clements Annie F.. Dixon Dec W. Jackson Malcom J. lodge Nancy Nelms \l i Reynolds B. ey Melfie WthO Louis Craigo, Altamonte Springs William J. Lang, (.isseltxrr Charles W. Butts, s.c Jams Ilanna Charles SC lhnnis C. Kimball DeB try Harold F. Felix. Deltona Robert F. Lee, Dltona Leslie L. Scott, Deltona Ruth C. Bland, Longwood Abbic lipton. Longwood Kenneth W. Cochrane, Orange Cit DAYTIME . C •i it s 0 : ____ . ,.-., . ' - uteg. 11.88 . 32 t.iI tooted hair, long SYRUP P I .Ai 'C r ____________ - : LIMIT I " ' GAME pusf ,, i" "' •, . I r' _i WEATHER Sunday's high fl; Today's low 61. Rainfall .11 inch. Considerable cloudiness through Tuesdas. %%ith occaslonal rain tonight and showers Tuesday. Highs in the low to mid 60s today and lower lOs Tuesday. Lows tonight in the upper Northeast to east %inds 15 to 20 mph becoming southeasterly tonight and southerly Tuesday. Rain probability 60 per cent tonight and Tuesday. EXTENI)ED FORECAST Scattered showers south portion Wednesday, other-wise fair weather. Turning colder Wednesday and Wednesday night with coutinued cold on hursday. I w from 30 rib so central and 60s south portion Wednesday and from 20s north to near 40 central to , and the 60s lower Keys on Thursday mornin Highs from 50s nodh to The 70s south Wednesday and from 50s north to 60s extreme south on Thursday. Warmer on FridaY. TUlSl)AYSTIl)ES Daytona Beacb: Ifighs 8:05 GAME - DOLL 10' tall baby ., variety - ...........,. . . • . % r - I . •e - Its. . . -- - . • - , 19 ,-- !Th. - Reg. - ARMSTRONG, - ,' " 1000 POLAROID Sprint,. 46 m PUZZLE PUPPY 75 A-12M pull toy. CH r) ,• Longwood Forest Itangers, "Smokev" statue Is still in mourning (note black arm band) for original ., y • Springs 39 -- Al I '- 7 • ..-p, mas Events I - The Chief recommends you world, is an old saying. Our you see all over Great Britain ed a outside the large cities. Auxiliary to the Volunteer Fire doors and windows in your senice man, Is doing that. ne WWtteys were impressed Dtpartment. home each time you leave. Karen and her husband, All with Wales which they felt was The Ilunters moved to Don't forget that garage door. John Whittey USAF, are mast beautiful and the people, Georgia because of better job Patrolmen have noticed garage stationed in Bedford, Englanc despite the language barrier, opportunities, but still consider doors wide cpen while the They recently had the op.- were much friendlier. inter Springs home. residents have run across the portunity to tour Wales, norThey were the guests of street to Mit a neighbor." The thern England and Scotland. WiPE (XJT I (ETIME -. F" AIR WA Y PLAZA I I 4 scJI, COMPLETE HAIR CARE Dry Cleaning at budget : prices and coin laundry x service in a pleasant at. mosphere. Open 7 a.m. daily. Located 1 I CANW d)u LAUNDROMAT WE WAW TO I T FAIRWAY ::: D ' On Hwy . 17-92 at27th - own s 372-9739 ... Try it You'll like it! Faini S y 710W. FIRST ST., Fix it'In Their Home s Mr. S ' S&R SCORES WITH SAVINGS! A A SALE STARTS T E AND ENDS SAT. DEC. 13 DRWI COPDUROY AND BLOUSE f RI P Great Selec cotion, pct. in All 0 (j)rdUC0' ttades qortle V,..ylash e Fa Care, IAac icin Blend VAuge ,Selecl ..oried 04 50 1 " ' All F Reg. - 1.69 yd. rr Dr ' ONE OR ALL FREE DECORATING SERVICE NO CHARGE NO OBLIGATION. _________________ _____________________ 44 0 SLEEPWEAR PRINTS W p e 60" Wide 0 Cuddly And Soft 0 Big Selection of Co Order Your Christmas 0e -41 jIO'jE r Lar y 14 O. ANTISEPTIC OZ. r Sanford AA Women' s Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First. Casselbeffy AA, closed,11 p-m,, Ascension Lutheran. Women Agow,1Oajn,,SariJord Chamber of ' TOlLErTEloi, _RAL EUCTI M ERRY 8 PACK . , REPLACEMENT 29 P-11'.. 50 BRUT 33 Csscsvtrstsd coi b 00 alyrn 'I" SPECIAL OF THE WEEK , . C ON 1.0'noiij 41 I.re AmericO S deoiin eoPoIIs cJrooery. :IDCI no.1 AolIcOseflng Wideifler you *ant ;sf one or oil ' 11) we will coo(aincite mo fl.'." Dec. oThru Dec. 11 . CHRISTMAS Reg. ri MW $129 )[of$ Reg. ak '' OPEN I b KODACOLOR It C-110 OR C-126 Reg. 1.09 UMIIl LM WHEN YOU HAVE KODACOLOR FILM DEVELOPED ft PRINTED AT SUPER,. " 13akq SANF ORD — *.' ih 'X1 • c? .' a Best Selection in The Area Rag. 2.98 Yd. 49 YD. HOURS US TODAY 305-322-3315 - PHILIPS ' '" Philips 319 West Oth St SANFORD. FLORIDA ......... ' 10AM 6PM - MON.-SAT, DemoUng Don, .141110 H 'J I k 01 telfutes and deitgns in your room ot n-o THRU . 'I lv_ " - BULBS 12 OZ. CANS .....,,'..,.... 'E 00 PENNAN7 Pack Of 5 •...-..,. TOILET WATER CREME PIMFUME 6 11111111111117. 0,61 CALL COCA Cl . W PERFUME- LIMIT 1 . CONTAINS: aackground -%N-. C% HAIR SPRAY Novelty Prints On Whife -AID Cakes And Cookies C Care PH. 323-8630 e. LISTERINE Hair • Bayport: 11110s 12:41 a.m. and 2:22 pm.; Le,*s 7:53 a.m. and 7:45 pm. MISS BRECK 1 1 1 1 140, CARPET °° 7W - Decofating Den. 1C inassvwj Reg NANCY Ift)Ofli orrespondent DiAl. -) 4 ts affair, at one tune serving as - ' PHILIPS STICK-ON BOWS . CL — 1 'IV Reg. 2.W 1.47 c 77 • 2rolIsof 1. 1 roll of fol Pack of 3 00 a.m_ and 2:06 p.m. Port Canaveral: HIghs 7:43 n.m. and 7:43 p.m.; Lows 1:19 W N FT WRAP TAPES . e' neon, stick-on, glitter & Box of 12 One color to bo ed. blue, itOd, green or saver. Reg, 99d 34OLL JUMBO 8T1ON CASSETIE Puzzle Puppy take-&pan Put-togethef toy or Little Srxx)py YIP_V.P - - SMOKEY IN MOURNING . ORNAMENTS 1 Req. 49 41 - !1 1%" DIA. GLASS Each lir' long in Reg. 44 SEALS other STRANDS 69 COLORFIL FISHER-PRICE "A.P_.we I color. refums to noirnaji I - ICICLES I ----- ---Z actual ure. tt*n " f swes 13" tall hh't15 104 Req. 2 , . 9 - -1 :._ A, ' J.., IJMI I LflIL' Twk-s- STRETCH •" DATTrDIrO - •.. - , C or D SIZE I' uear TAGS & a, berries pine conesi EVEREA DY _______ -. Abby ASSORTED GIFT 6a4 accented ,edacce,Y wit h Reg. 3.49 !J M,q 20 sq. ft. of paper per pack, DOOR WREATH of •. - DEAR ABBY: My father was Mio's nearly 18, and I have this don't kiss him. a "Mr. Fwt." He could repair ,,' thing about kissing. For some My Morn tells me to force any-thing. Being the oldest, I tcird reason, kissing turns intl myself, but I just can't had to hold his lights and hand , 'If completely. I can't stand to Other girls my age' seem to him his tools, so I learned more 1,v kissed by a boy, and I can't enjoy kissing, but it' s repulsive than the average girl about hring myself to kiss one to me. Please help me. many thing.s. ¼ i-'sen as a child I hated it IIATESTOKISS Seven years ago I married ' when a re'ative would say, DEAR IIATES: Apparently my high schoolb sweetheart 'Cim, e- here and give me a your early experiences related I le 's a sweet guy, U e d ' kiss. to kissing are responsible for t towels in the dryer and asked own a screwdriver and doesn' l irn dating a nice bus who your negative feelings I want one. lie would i and has) him what happeneii. All he said has been very patient %%ith me. recommend professional help as. Boat buj, tile. walked five miles in a blizzard guys would give up on a to overcome your hangup. Abby, he's a steady worker, is girl who refused to kiss him. before h d change a tire. I' ve done all the painting and good-looking and doesn't drink, J know I'm letting my For Abby ' s bookl et. " H ow to Have work repair even built and! know he loves me. So what - fr iend down because of my J Lovely Wedding," send SI to shelves and cupboards. and do you (to with a guy like that7 hangup and I'll probably lose Ab.Qt VaflBurqn. 132 Catty or Beverly Hills, Calif. 10217 P1*&S* fixed electric appliances TIRED him soon lx'causcl can't expect enclose long tell addressed. around here. My husband can' t DEAR TIRED: You loivehim him to go with we forever if I %lamped 12 Oc) enveiope or his sirtues, overlook his even hold a rake, much less iiiiiii drive a ndil. faults, hire a handyman and t bug him. lAst night I went to sleep don' DEAR ABBY. I have a earl), (I'm eight months pregnant.) Somehow he broke beautiful 24-year-old collegethe handle off the faucet in our educated daughter who is bathroom. so he woke me up getting married soon. Her was squirting future husband wants her to Water DRflP everywhere, and he'd med all keep a kosher kitchen. Do you the towels in the cupboard to think she should' PAT`TERSON. N.J. soak it up. I got up, turned off 1)1' WflLICOVERING IATTFRSON C' s Jewish. even know where it was), unless he' DEAR ABBY: ['at a girl cleaned up the me&g. threw the , 20 exciting U £ ua "STAR [REM" COMMUNICATORS - ft. . : - u I WRAP GIFT 888 CUDDLEKINS Jye!r SET CONTINUOUS FLAT-FOLD 54 tipsl Extra-long. 5bnstles.Nat- - 4 . . . 01 oionee r Cl b Se e PINE ___________ DRINK & WET 'he Seminole Community College Players will hold auditions for their first full musical production Sweet Charity, to be held in the main campus theatre Dec.13 at 1 30 and 7 30 pm Auditions are open to anyone come with a song prepared (not from the show). Performance dates are in February; rehearsals start in January. Copies of the play, for reading are in the SCC Library on reserve, and in the theatre office. 10 Reg 2 SCOTCH _____:1"thhu'tT A 10burning ivv~nkhng. 10 studybulbs. 2 spears. 6' ARTIFICAL 88 - Il 1 20LIGHT 16" doll, dish. spwn, non- •'L , INDOOR/OUTDOOR A BABY ALIVE Set complete ovith . TOUCH GENERAL ELECTRIC I I I KENNER NEW SCHAPER II 1 - c' 99 , .,,, - -. fr '-.?-' 1C ning to play both soprano and alto recorders, as well as The music area of the techniques in teaching the humanities division of Seminole instruments to others. No prior Community College will hold a knowledge in music is one credit class in introductory necessary for successful recorder playing, starting in completion of the course. January. The class will meet on There will be some inMonday and Friday from 11 struments available on a checkam. to 12:30 p.m. or on out basis if needed, and the Thursday from 7 to 9:45 p.m. course can be used by teachers The course deals with lear for recer'ication credit the Luminaria will take place event "three times prettier." John Govoruhk wishes to holiday! sponsored by the Garden Club, remind the citizens that the Helen Atherton of Hacienda assisted y Their many friends were holiday season is now upon us Village just returned from a Homeowners Assodation. delighted to hear that the Irwin and extra care is needed to week long vacation in GainIn ,, event entire area Is Hunters were 'home for the avoid being robbed. sville where she was the guest it by placing candles in holiday Irwin is past deputy lie cautions all shoppers to of her sister in law Alice n inside pr sacks along mayor councilman and securely lock car doors and the Manegold e edge o the street. The volunteer fir eman, and has trunk, especially if purchases The two ladies toured the explanation does not do justice been a resident of the cityfor are visible. Even if you are local areas and spent a the sight, as you will see if many years till the family going to be gone just a few pleasant Thanksgiving Day you decide to. G eorgia several minutes, take IbM extra few together. Christmas e. months ago. Beckie, his lovely seconds to be safe rather than In the past, only 1,000 candles wife, had been active in civic sorry. Join the service and see the - JI us treated to the sight of Santa candles have already been Old Town during their week- this an open invitation to be postcard from them showing a Claus who will tour the area purchased according to long visit, robbed Why make it easy for a beautiful old castle which the y The big event will be held on Garden Club President Peg burglar' A little extra caution said was typical of the sights Dec. 24. The annual lighting of O'Brien, making this year's Winter Springs Police Chief can help to ensure a happier I - . Around Winter s _______ = . . - The Tuskawilla Pio fl r '" U has several exciting coming up for the holidays. On Dec.19 the annual Chri tmas Door Decorating Contest will be held. In this event, only natural materials may used December 22 is the Y T k Ill children Ill swer a knock on the door and be 16 OZ. BARS .. f 131 ;1' - _, SUPER TOE FAflTDRI I ll V 57C I 1 ' - - . .I . Ll. I T 1 - -;. IIw — eye., Choce of ihrt.. I owk ., And c-. -. -' . .' \'.P?l?) .= Recorder Class children of Mr. and Mrs. (;eorge I-Atz In .. 1 C Reg 14 88 39 . kes M •. I I , userald Photo by GALLON /2 ege Ki Sweet Charity " tienotes ions, and Erin I itzPatrick is s I -i t U suggestions. (;avin and Erin are the ICE CREAM 24s A 4 p •I •• those decis BORDEN JOHNSON'S DISPOSABLE DIAPERS • -. ' It's a lot of help when wt 011SIOM 1)41 MGM? To Limit ou"111TINS - )f s oti", e got Big Sister along to help with .111 By Hasbro — • b I 88 11 - - Coll P atrick, 1101 EI m S :• Ar - patchwork clown like one this here,? (hristmas shopping % ru r' Monday, Dec. 6, 1?76-1R ____________________________________________________________ -, WEEBLES HAUNTED HOUSE Walter M. Martin Gladys E. Morris Jackie K. Stewart Sr. Charles A. Andrew-s, Casselberrs (,hths F. [loose Deltona Orlin H. Christner, Deltona Darwin I- Fetters, Doris A. Goedland, Deltona kathlecen Grate, Deltona Edward Schsseickert, Lake Fl Evening Herald,Sanford .. I %hit will it he? C( ( ' bear, a t r .i in, or V WP'PV kht rr. , .I Sadord-Semimile Jaycees Christma3 tree sale, 9 a.m. . _ WOMEN Hilirils 11 Commerce. SCNI)AY,DECEMBERIZ ScholarsMp benefit recitail by pianL-A John Perry, 4 P-I*U engineering audituriuju. $5 for adults, $2 for 4udenta. Rummage litle. sponsored by Temple Israel Swerhood, noon to 5 p.m., Temoe Israel, 4917 Eli SL Onian,Io . . Shopping With Yvonne C. Edwards, Orange SNOW, City plain.sand lower half o(ttie Mississippi valle y . In the north half o f ge Metts, Orange City By The Associated Press the Mississippi valley and western Great Lakes, the precipitation DISCHARGES 1leay snow warnings were posted over south Minnesota was snow. Sanford Snow continued to fall in the area from the central Itotkjts Into riuttheat Iowa, south Wisconsin, north Illinois and southest Margaret B. Fielder Michigan this morning and a winter storm watch was in effect (or w eM Kansas and the Texas panhandle through and there were Muriel Hamilton northern Ohio snow flurries in New England Itainshowers were scattered F..stelli Johnson Accuniulations of at least four inches of snow were expected by through the south half of the Atlantic coast. Ricky Parlier tomorrow. Overnight temperatures ranged from 73 at West Palm Beac Robert V Hobey Travel advisories went up over a wide area in which gusty Fla., to 22 below zero at Minot AFB, N.D. Aiwin A. Schaedler, Defltry winds carrsing up to three inches of snow were expected to make Some other reports Atlanta 48 cloud) Boston 29 clear Clii Francis P Dillon Deltona Hussell F Swayze Be Itona driving difficult The advisories extend oser the Colorado cago 27 cloud) Cincinnati 26 clear Cleveland 24 cloudy Detroit Thomas J Marshall Geneva mountains northwest Oklahoma through central and northeast 24 hazy Indianapolis 25 foggy Louisville 30 clear Buster E McGough Lake kansis most of Nebraska southeastern South Dakota northern foggy Nashville 33 partly cloudy New Orleans 46 cloudy New Missouri. most of Iowa through central Minnesota, northern York 24 hazy; Philadelphia 24 foggy; Pittsburgh 22 clear; Mary Jewel! K I) irland Longwood Wisconsin and north and eastern Michigan Washington 27 foggy Anchorage 23 cloudy, Denver 17 clear F on Beast fog formed over portions of south Texas Travel ad Vtorth 52 raIn Kansas City 35 rain Los Angeles 57 clear Mm George J Frebs Longwoo(l sisonies warned of reduced visibilities in San Antonio area and now, Phoenix 49 clear St Louis 33 hazy Salt Abbie Lipton, IA)ngwood neapollsSt Paul James Atwell. New Smyrna the south plains of Texas. Lake City 24 clear; San Diego 59 hazy; &-in Francisco 52 clearOvernight, rainshowers moved into the eastern portion of the Beach Seatt!e 42 cloudy. Senior Citizens trip to- Jacksonville for picnic at F(,rt Caroline. Stops at citYll'usewns and dinner. Start at 8:30 a.m. from 1,&vds in Casselberry and pick up at Sanford "The Thwaniq of B&ou Hollilpvw," play for children and adults, 2 p.m.. Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Santa will be present. Tickets at civic center. Christmas Party for Sanford VFW Post 10108 anti Auxiliary members. j , A I t Wally Pholsol XCZ $ANVORD PLAZA PH. 321-0239 SANFORDr IFLA. �26-EvenIng Herald. Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. 6, 1916 TELEVISION LISTINGS 1030 GM ALAN (3UHKE SHOW 1100 2 4 6 12 NEWS SM ¶MLD. WILD WEST 7 MARYHARTMANM&JY HARIMAN 1110 24 ULlÄS. YOGA AND YOU 11 30 2 12 TONIG.-fl' 4 CBSMOVIE KansasOty Bomber ' Raquel Welch. Ke,in )kCarthy A rOflertyqifl dsnpts the team when she races after romance. 1972. (A) 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY Monday Evening 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6N EMERGENCY ONE 24 REBOP 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 700 2 TO TEL!. THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE cnoss wns - SM I fl(WAU . .•.( . 1200 6 WILD, WILD WEST 6$ THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 ULlÄS. YOGA AND YOU 730 2 WILD KINGDOM - Day of the Lynx ' PORT 8J0 2 PHIL ()()JJftJE DINAH 6 MIKE DOUGLAS S)-KY,v S 6$ HOGA,I"I'S HEROES l Gthaxrio (pned in prooss) 115 755 LIVING tAL,, Y' nsco Lyndo, John Cook ( ThO VOtiy dlld Ititi RSSIlees"), Michale Mi' 2 12 Ll'T'TLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE flee um,iy . -- -, and proceed to terrorize the ir*Sbltant5 4 6 RHOOA da ex penences a severe separation pain when she &soovecs her estrariedhindwia,ih or flfl - Morning 600 CAMERA THREE 4 miss. orWy. se below Series ABC people' TV in ads Powers) and her father (Harold Goi4d) work out an elatxxate scheme to expose a general wtosodefensecwlractopoffs 12 2 SQUARES 2 LOS AN(',El.F:S I API has this private - eye CBS TI/NE 4 PHIL Father" was to begin this fall series on at 10 p.m. EST, Saturdays 12 6 Dated at Orlando, O'ange County. WHEEL OF FOR- DONAHUE SHOW GAMBIT 6 4 PHYLLIS Mother cop teamed with a former con man, Together, they solve it. CONOSIS pi Frank Field Now that ABC sa>s it has II 30 Dexter household on end, but IS liwned 2 2 - - Pan Ol30oftwopazi. 857 12 NBC NUPDATE 900 12 'C MOVIE. Caton Hot Roof." Latsence ()lvseq, Maiseen Stapleton. Robert Wagner. Natalie Wood Adaptation of a Terv'esseo W1Iame' 1955 PtilfZOr Prize eimng piay aut cpportigism love and devotOy andalcofdt as'vJfr..stJ'a. ton in the Ierrests,ous tarrily a -' airing one riodtming ooiared Tin 4 .6 .JOP4'Y CASH CHRISTMAS SHOv'1 JOhl'WSY and.eCan1erCashar,Mth guests Barbara Mandrell. 1ando Billy attam 9 NFL FOOTBALL. CII"CVSrb at 24 FALL OF EAGLES Pt 1915. andtte Tsatgeeslowe fro1,onlyw1tnessP91su-r. ialed. deserting army, leaving Alexara in Si. POtOf'$C*Sg tO fall zider the ev soeI asputtn 4 EXECUflVE SUITE parers;I-bLafyarrarçestotake custody of B-J. w$xje Pes father iS in prison, 6$ NEWS p," 24 IN PEFOF4ANCE AT WOLF TRAP' Ballet S,çersta, Mtha Baryshnkov mekes tes lv debut Iri this darxe speaaJ featuring ltYee bolemas from the kvencan Ballet ThealerC10lsey Kildand, Martine Van Hamel and Marianna Tcheitassky FLOYD LNTE9PR lIlt Tli[ATRIS *O(XeG (NA ADULT '- ShowTi,yse I.70 99C episode of its post- nation, the show is getting what Feather is a young lady lawyer, Father a former con man who investigates for her. Together, they solve crimes, Anyone tells you networks fear fresh ideas, you tell him to series. vision's sanitized "family hour" period, Headers networks subscribe, He didn't outlaw' the "family hour," only its Inclusion in industry-wide code of conduct. Still, ABC, with CBS and the $22- million defense contract award by giving inside information to the award-winning aircraft company. The general, who is driven about by a clean-cut young sergeant, is being blackmailed by a former accountant for the aircraft company. The book. keeper wants big hush money. Whereupon the general drives over him in a car. The judge's ruling. ' when the sergeant sees a new'spaper picture of the departed and thinks the general knew him somewhere. Enter four of Father's old buniu artist cronies. A plot is hatched to deceive the general, break his air-tight alibi, free the sergeant and make the guilty party a two-star prisoner. The various flim'flams laid on the general are fairly amusing, but mercy, the scenes, dlo logue and plotwork le'uing up to all this could mce a show cafled "l"he Orllnal ,\jzlatcur llalf'Hour." a 't'rl€s, "Feather and I IC 0 NOM I NIT IL TUISDAY Fred WIlliamson, Pt, _________________ "NO WAY BACK" Adios Amigo -1I away. If you watch the show tonight, see if this version airs. Ii it does, the general may face two serious charges: (a) running over a blackmailer, and I b running over a family hour, - Afternoon 1200 4 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST- LESS PERRY I & (Tues.) 'Victory at Sea.' Natrated by Alexander Scouby. TYPES OF LACE , (,irt' SVE.YUIdOA.V,A.M'IPUJ Nrit,cp i Cluny -Mechlin Gulpure ,Spanish hue Valenciennes Maltese Venetian Tomorrow: London - Administration PARK A B WILLIAMS. lPl( corporalion. et al. . ii 511(3 ' NAVEL ORANGES . IDEAS MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 1' - fIll' Lega IN' otice __________ _________ "-------- '' . -, CIVIL ACTION 140 74IISSCA 0' FE I I liii' , . l ItIlut 51)111' liI'W 1111)3 - HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT ISeall Arthur. H Becicwilh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Eleanor E. Mirtin Deputy Clerk Victor E Woudrnars Windnr'weefjle, hfàIn,5, ,Sarri 1, WOOØ,TL*fl, PA P0 50* NO Winier Park, FlorIda 3llts' Atlorneys for Plaintiff Publish: Dcc, 6. 1976 0E011 834 9212 ' SHIRLEY MILLETT 8)4 92)2 Casselberry Winter Springs Fore-sf CIty ,l3,fl0fltC SprIngs - ,, East) HILDA RICHMOND 57, )7 Deltona - ' -3-LotsAcreage ____________________________ iStpij -I0)0 Slate St Hal Colbert Realty '1,-i-.' By bu-Idi'r 911 14,19 iiniiin Cgu,ii l'iOus.cg ..."?'. Otjc.irljrit - 'is- dØt'ide • 9 Ii di- WeIcomes Service . II I I ILDEHOME58y FOR A flflflhii'r.. rruiri II II , 211 W, 25th Sanford. Fia USd I M LN I I' Al I ii l.a/ILL . .)IUJ OR J Il .. I .-i.'.! Cleric Of th Circuit Couri By Patricia A JaCk$00 Ocr"y Clerk Ii, 72. 79. Dec 4, 197 ,,, _______ '- A .J...J'.J '*, --- .- Air. - carpeted, eef I and t*drooms. 51)5 tO $135 £'Juils 1'11. 31? It I'J .' 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I 11) 612$ WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ,*l 123 7910 Landscaping & ________________________________________ Lawn Care i- 01' F ''C' 'or PlaSter nc Pij'.ttr PaTch lii) .mulaled brick I Stone SLI7LL central Heal I Ar Conditioning Ire, estimates. CIII Carl InduStrial 'nerclll, Down VA & Homes icuIp i't.all, 122 1315 10? W F .rSt SI ..mnliJ i.ebr me Rrp,ars, Room Ai)d'Ii, Concrete 'WOrk, Panf 00, Carpenter Woric. Ceramic F-I, Alum Eniures 173 6125 I * . I' bath, tarn rm ly le'nc.'d ,.Ircl. carpcted, air Completely , cmcx.lelrci Will hold 2nd mti tar I I Mom will love one 01 OVi •lelri(al appIances Se i l'ne '.elect'on ____ Gregory Lumber 5. True Value Hardware, 5115 & Maple 372 05(3) DICK S LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Trimming, Edging, Fall Clean up 930 Pest Control Carpentry. Remuael.ng . Addilion'. Cu'.i Work Licensed, Bonded _______________________ Free estimate 113 603$ Qf00, Sang Shut mefal, Alum, Soffit'., Painting, Air C04'id Gutters Texlureco,,tng, Screens. etc Large Quality. 5mIl dollir 9 .i E-an'. Ill P911 Free AR I BROWN PEST CONTROL '562 Park Drisc 377 816,3 - Sewing _____________________________ Alterations, Dress Making, Dr,p,.., upholster7 122 0101 Ins ulati on J3i,)wO _______________________________________ _______________________________ fl nlr01 1,') ojIl (,-,,-tiri' 001' ,rr h3. 775 5.4/ Ou0.tt-On '.',,.,. i iii Well Drilling , ________________ Hauling CO14LE STEREO trunt, i-ma'. err',Itling. soid new 111991 Oil 512! 1 Call Credit Manager 1,11 '.1517 - .,.,oij Rep Real E.,til, Byoker 'Iii) I lSlh SI 321 6655 I 94 corn _____________________________________ i,w TAF F ER REALTY FC'.idCnIial EXPERT LAWN SERVICE MO*'ng. Edging. Trimming Fr., E,limat PPmoneJlI 1792 I I'll REPOSSESSED --- - - mSlimole". 372 2173 - I -- 11t'jl E slale Br 06cr. 321 0610 0779 ' DIRECTIONS: In Sanford- West on 25th 51, off 17.92 Mile To Ridgewood Ave.. Go South 2 Stocks On Ridgiwood To Terrace DrIve ----------- WiU REALTY nj / FrI'eEstimafrs Only 535 Phone 372 3561 Electrical 4 Far Condifion Home Improvements '''""' -I- '9ID006E CHARGER 'tOLL'S u 17 5)0 Harr,5 at SEARS ,n Sififoyd UNUSUAL II Clam Shell, Mounted lJititIesndkc Skin Hand QuIte,) doubIc- Quilt'. 2 Cinnabar I ____________________________ bnicelels 2 .t't'ber bracelet., 'it. EL) A hOME 5104,) clown I some "CCOIQQv 'eArl,', el. 3I'l oay'ncnf to Quilif.ed buyerS I Sill tIll baths rnfralt Sf081 I' ' PoOl Tibie : I- retierick WiIly'.l 'clumnisPieci As low as 118.000 with a((eSSOr'C%. 119 JuSt fl time , HOWL IN ELECTRIC Electr,cai for (hri'.lmi', 321 7484 Conlraclors and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen, Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block Construction. 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools No maIntenance fees. An, quantity CASSELESERRY *2106 '"1 ctj,cr - 'II 10,,. Ncr (i,,ii.cI ;,een i-louse sIippv' trom Knight'. sJ'moes. 209 F 1st SI -_---'--- hrnC ,uor ,llunl,riUm & Sotlit 5,51Cm 11004-0.3 GutterS 20 Yr., Eagle Siding Ci i' 1563 .iri _ ' __ i Aluminum Siding as - LI? Plea .S,ti'ited t 01,, y used Office turniti.jr EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONIE CALL AWRY .11' -.-------------- I Tr,pi.i- *-e lra,rr'ee r.aJ I drIpeS, Iripie will! 63' i' ong 'Qr 1.0th 122 SoJ Call Bait ,, - -.- I 417-OfJ i 51% HrS' & .2 ,J, r .',Stt''r 'o.iniC,Ii A,,' ;ssa '* I _____ ____________________________________ 1569 Sports Fury, - (1.,,.,,,4 - M,in 5 10 ',o-J 0. "w ii 0i.,"r '.'rt bike 570 i,iJ, S I '4UJ lr. CC 1.40, press bench & w('igrilS, 520 All I like new 123 1062 ,_ AUTO AUCTION every Saturday n.gtoi at 1 30 It's the only one in l- .orida You set the rk%enved or cc No charge ctsn than IS registration fee unlesS vehicle is cOol CIII 9171 2 1311 ton further ')'t,1 IS ' I Drltuna. 6t4 6611 97, I mile writ of Speenay, -. - - -- t3 U S I NI L S S D I R E CT () R y \ * r,,..' ',l,,.,,.t 04'! TONA AUTO AUCTION i-•y ___________ - S I_TI strras give a I r,tv 0, r' folder, .s.tr, door for ShCll5 Bei'tiIuiIy hitrid ,t',jije .0, rnn 'anll'nc 12: 1 15cr):? 8.'ir F.m.,'1 i4rr.iiij,1,j,i, "- .1 lit'c "ecldr Pigs- Good bs'ee,i. fitst ,i,).ners Reasoyi,jble You p0k 0,511 377 7775 4,0 ..tOf F A/vONDiy ,'a' "1 - "dii' ii 1, ISSti pit Ad ' 'rig' • 32' 5'9 I U, Bath Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE Angie GeId.ng II', han, 17 years gentle, good with children t'CIud Also Holstein - _________________________ l99 Chrysler Imperial I dr NT with .uOCIO engine, in excellent s/tape Loaded with extras 1950 Prone 122 SIll 67-Livestock. Poultry -- 57-Sports Equipment , . I ______________ SC"-MJsCellaneoUs for Sale _______________________________________ .tOie Saw thm0t0r 71 TrumpS TR 6 hardtop, air. I , rrontls old ApIlOoSa 1100 For more 'nformition CIII 373 9379 between IQ a m & 7 P m AS. - [Iv IsAMIC I'WOPF 11 TIES '1 H,I?cjwick, Broker il/I 1 -vs i-ON •,'ApiPlF ?12f HW, II Cl Merchandise LIstIng ServICe .'.itrt down 323 0501 --.' . ola,er beauIitul console model Excellent s0ndt'nn. 595 311 P91 ' _______ ___________________________ ["' setling on 15i5 7 OIl rome MODEL OPEN: 31-Apartments Furnished '..-'..,_., . ... I 1 7''.., lImp 323-330) . SI' E1 Central heat Models open 106 m '1116 m Di", p Come see us ur call -- speed Must Sell 54.000 or best Fenced, improved pasture tor rent ' often by Dec 6th 962 4*01 monthly rates Access to Stable Ion evenings shelter Close in Onor Road Clintonwood Plo 32) 90)0 377 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and 1011 73 Models Call 323 9510 or 934 _____________________________ (OMA1[Rcl.oL PROPLI4TY .)ce commerc 'itt Site 250 .250 on IJ5 Hwy I? t? ri', 1" S.."tnrd :1,, B ?.%''' ':1.0'; i-,' After 5p m .", -'1 Proofing Plo One livIng ab0i or below . 'fl' I: iimrpelini tentril 14&AC o.Srport 'I toil "P0, 'i'Ori- i'm hrrs ,)t 1 AsSumy '' Ini)r ti3Iil! Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom1 Sen.'. 1971 GMC Pickup truck, good condition Santorci AuctiOn. 320 I I 1310 $200 Phone 377 5031 - 46-'Commercial Property , We're Offering Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Full time Resident ____________________________ ___________________________ - maCsineS ____________ ____________________________ RemOdelIng 3301 S. Sanford Ave P.n1j MONCRIEF. Attorneys for Ptintitf, Fost Office Boa 7279. SanfOrd, FlorIda 32771, and lile the original wIth the Clerk of the above Court on or before December ______ __________ 1964 Chevrolet panel tru(k, 67,000 .'.'.tle Dotcerroan PUPPieS. cltam original miIe5, 1 OWi"4f Carpeted, 11100 %hi)w %Iok, 6 *ki old Call I may wheel,, new tIres, AM FM green pasture. Mecca Hammock Farms 327 3546 531w Radio-Stereo ..,.tjr) : ' 'il - I, I 1.1 I '.'r- ".i,rr '- ,JPdi- local'imi LOIS C.O ,'.tr,4% -' " I - t.lmily room enclosed sun porch ,'fltril AC ' I-i double r.lrport 'i'CIC '.i..r'ilr , %tor.i . ' 'ioiri On I .ii .01.,', I "'..,i I 0' ''1.-I r'n* III 516.5(5, Large Woodrd Lot', Paved Slreets $,'wrr', Strci-1 Lights Sidew1lk I' it ri-i S Appliances Abgn4nt Storage Space ""'" '-"IVY tti(lIfll' Air i detiOning Package Full Circle InsuIlfilIn & Sound -- Body Shop. 13th & Elm, SInford .'OONC'r opr'L Ii'liisCES 3730491 lot, central Sanford local on ReaSonable 13y owner 32) s/ _________ - - -,srrnington Corner lot big enough br dOUble Will! l'lC Pr,cnle 3') LIII. is ARBOR 71S Rdge Dime Owners inot.vdted' Tn , 3 f34 I bOth home .5 clock trom i '" You .1 25% Fenced Patio Color Co ordlnatea 79-Trucks-Trailer's _____ 66-Horses __________________________________ Stalls and Paddk for rent, lush . CSt'en 7)7 acres, county blacktop r'),)Ø partl, wooded corner propert, Terms 511,700 Broker 13) 0171 _________________ Sh,5',hee Private Enlrance Dead boll Lock - , GE Built .n D.sriwlshCr lli-' 5279, now $210 SIntord C ',c?rc Co 2522 Park Dr 177 1562 3 ti i-es _______________________ , \ rri Brand new, Sparkling with char" Furni%h.d 5fudIo. unfurniSti,1 & 2 bedroom units Your c.'. home features Shag Carpeting - - __________________________ WoitU Y.'ars ill (Qmtortable liviog can he yours .0 lOis spac iQus 1 BR, .Ini) 2 ri,,tt-i5 c-c' .' .'rt 'ti-ge , All exlritS nclud,'d SItS 000 ',/1 MultIple Apartments Sanlurd Plaza ________________________ 701 E 7Suh 5t ui,'':,', FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H ret _________________________ RL,SIR AGENCY c-I'-,'bell S Poote Pad.- Complete 37) 7110 orofessionai groOming 2161 Park I ____________________________ A, 322 1121 Closed Wednesdays , " " ' - __________________________ MLS-REALTOR "'s Cli i,5ki, 0' 'CCCI Ii, Sell ANYTIMF NOW RENTING Sanford Court 02-920 Lot 7, GROVE HILL, accordIng to Ihe plat fhereof a'. recorded in Plat 96. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florid,, '.5 been filed against you and you are reQuIred to Serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, tO '"rl it PHILLIp II. LOGAp f SHINHOLSER I flfOa.., Pbljfl No Ideal miles. like new Sell or trade PP.0,,. 319 5.370 dog, brown & tan, half Collie, half Spitz Good with children 372 ___________________ Swimm i ng, pllyglourli) recreation roOm, l*ndry room and clubhti 2580 Wiclyewciod Ave. Sanford, Ps 373 6120 Stores, 78-Witorcycles ___________________ ________________ __________________________ Ie Old S'nger Store 322-2420 Spacious I. 7 & 3 BR apt'. - eguippeto zg zag 8. make button I NOImS RIaoce of 559 8f r 10 Oaymt'nls l 16 Call credit I manager. 322 9111 or see at ' SANFORD SEWING CENTER , - I M4ry 3 fIR I', btth ,'.', homes Unc.'r 12S01)0 Will 'harm $750 down Golernrni','! Call About Our Christmas Specials EUBANKS. ______ 1 ,Sv1'iaOle GREGORY MOBILE HOMES l0)Orland,, Or JU 5?)? ________________ I ' iki' l 32)8670or '*' L .tbf'adO. AXC, black. I weeks Pick your Christmas PUPPY flOW. L.g j.,,j mlchines AS5urn balanceot 1185 SOor pay $11 91) per "" 10,000 people are reading en.., 511 Don I ,,ou WiSh 'he 'ten ' iivi• ?Qr '.dll' W.iS We F,rt St 010CC I ,-', Across From RInCO Hou',,' give TV 5iamp Ill E r'r.-,,,. In MI? ------------ ' - 222 '411 1495 1.0. 1154 ) 1554 17') 3yvv ____________ delivery Convenient terms 3 BR. furniShed, lO'x70' lO'xiO' shed. tie downs, $krling, central air, good u',? painted in ,in to Street lot Frul •snd Ridgewood Arms - for Persons, 321 0590, 669 649 ______ _____ Arthur H 'Oeckwth, ir- . . - near November, 19?e Seai Lcn',.00d I Christmas ever Save on national brands Liberal fradeins Free awning. A • " - "i-., '--t J 119 2 ri-li i-iuni '0 'tour pi,mr, F ,)mily .00,-i it'd 'Qrrn,il d.noq room Come see for 126 100 I Large 2 BR upslair5 ap' Iran MagnolIa Ay Sanlord 32) 0445 fIer S lhi% Court on this lItls diy .'mlt,lrnontC Sprinq., LAKE5IDE APARTMENTS ay 17 92, Sanford WILSON MAIER for the best , ___ ______________________________ 65-Pets-Supplies - Select your new furiture from I? .80 Dasirnent Phone 3235300 DeBAR Y- Large, lovely I BR. a" unknown 17th, may be entered against yot, for the reliet demanded in the Complaint WITNES5 my Poinj .,j 1h eaI of 334 9212 P.ii- l'icrn,'n Wm. H. Stem per-Realtor rCfl - - Shopping. hOSpit1l St Johns & LIke Mnroc- Ideal for retirees No Qudlity'ng Private tinancing Move todl, 516,000 Low dc'wn I • 'i-i'. n' , 27' iS' screened utility shed, on Wekiva River 14.000 Call 377 353.1 tor app' _____________________________ ,'ntu,n 3237340 - ______________________________ , ____________ Tree. 5 yr old German Shepherd. _______ spayed temale, fawn color, good BIJY .,u?iv (.0195 -- from $1010130 Call 322 1621 atter I P fl'l I ________________________________ * porch 1200 French Ave. ________ - porch, carport t,.r, o"i - i '\.. r",74arjI1ers tIll ,' Id."wI, plinted coz, i'iVii 7 BR -______ .', , 1976, otherwise, RUTH TUECH. PINF.CRESI Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Our PinSqiy I ,CARROLL - S FURNITURE 372 5191 ________ East I I -. tm - Snack Bar AvJitlble H6 ood Checks, Master Charge. Bank,Americard & Cash I DISTPlBUIOR -- * 001 HOME fl (Ouniy weSt Of Sanford Owner Ojt of state, needs 529,900 I?) 3)2? 51946 -- . ______ 42'-IViobjle Homes -....... - COUNTRY TURN ______________________ - .1111,' I - - I C? me ShOw yO.J hOw yOu (an make I 53i)) 1500 cc' ..,c..v C,iII 173 ISi? , we sell our trade ri 'ijrnuture at low or'ces Good 5dec10,, III '21? 831 Rosalia Or , 7 BR. 7 bath fenced yard Iv.-g R.'oI I state Broker 503W 1st 5t Sanford 37) 5.051 or 37) 0517 eves - I OR I 7tti-. iiz-i090 ii-01ilt Managed , __________ I OvIFOCi F Tu Dc.-ir.i' ljnturn Wooded, ltome SIC 0'' IDGEWOOO VILLAGE 16$ ' 3721 ' -..- Sanford I , CLIFF JORDAN. REAL TOP 4)Ottwy 131. LOOqW1'd M. UNSWORTH REALTY VERY CL FAIl 2 1311 OIler horn,' cloSe i0 downtown, hmar(hS an,? Shopping IncludmS Separlte I', ticiency ilpIrtmn? or worhop III 5551 [it SO i I 5i a ANFOPD II i-rn SI" !.'O SPRINGS- 200 Bit AdulI.Family I ___________________ ________________________________ iC - NOTICE OF ACTION DAMON A OIPIRO Seminole County, Florida' lIlt I Fe,, I 001 Oar Sanford, Flo. "' COuNT' acor e'as ,.g 01 the United Stales YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ihat an action to foreclose a mon tgage on IN, following Property i 'OLi iit't'it 14 rEP .'. ' -i 3OApartmcnts Unfurnishetj BRENDA J OIPIRO 615 POlk 5trf Topeka, Kansas "i'Si- li('l. 1(1 It j iifoi'n,at 1111) $39200 One Bedroom From _________ _________________ ____________________________ ' ORENDA lirrl!II'rly .., I - Grovelled Drive'IBR, I B, Tam Pm. Fire plc. ocr porch $60,000 1 35 Rentals '' NAVEL ORANGES, 57501111 327 0367 or ' 172 kill Residence of the SectiOn 30) a Florida SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR b I Last knn mailing address C 0 Thomas C Dipro 75 Oaklawn Avenue Cranston. Rhode Island . N - ' l() tI)lIliit'. 30, all being in Seminole County. Git - - Delendan,s The West ',o, the SW ' of the SE 04 Section 30, Township 21 South. Range 31 East, and fhe SE '. of the Sw ',. llets the' Pdorlh 25 feel of the - - OPPORT UN tIlE S FOR SAN F) 110 Tampa St Pc,, OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS EXPO Dec 1117 II HOIIdôy Inn Airport 1500W Cypr,s 51 Tin' -,,, Adm $7 Il 9 tSin I? 6 Plaintiff, lQllow the Scutli 45 feet of the West 300 l.qs of INC NE 'vol the SW '.01 Slid Section ttwi i "- Eat to rJo,'.IONA DIPIROIndORENDA I DIPIRO, ' . I I ________________________________ the La ")(l)/j')( IONGWOOD 132 Lea Ay 20. ram Pm, Dbl Oar -'C - ' FLORIDA POSES Woodrulf'%Garaen Center sQl Celery Ave - 51-Household Vacant Low down Will consider trade I - ',America, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE CLERK'SNOTICEOFSALE NO) ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Final Judgment Foreclosure entered in the above eedifled cause in Ihe CIrcuit Court c,f the Eighleenlr, Judicial Circuit. in end ton 5emnole CoOnty, Florida, I will sell at public 6uclion to the h'ghetl bidder for cash at the West Front door of the CQrthou in the City ol Sanford, Seminole County, F Iorfda at the hour of 11:00 A PA. on December 2Ith, 1976, thaI caftan parcel of real property described as EasI 1.011 25 feet of the SE IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR , . . - 9-Good ThIngs i 0 DefCndint', $42,900 OVIEDO 392 Celery Cir 019, 213. Tam Rm , Dbl Oar Luxury Patio Apartm offering a future, fair soar, S -I . .r. icr F toy iiji) . 1liJLA VISTA - FLORIDA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, I corporation organized and existing under is, liws of the Unilc,J 5late of America. Pllinlift. )VY '4 C? FOLLOW TIlE STARS * - - ia"°' ' -'i' 2 tIll home wiih nice st,aj pa,menl, mcmfllhl y payments less tislr, rent Government subsidized to qullitied buyerS Call to see if you Qualify' Just received several loadS of bedding, sofas, chairs, bedroom suites, coffee tables, dinettes, TVS and appliances from Ihe I South All to be sold to the highest I bidder 62-LawnG'den tchen Bainrorn L.ibineiS, Counter 'ops Sck In$IaIla?cn -I -tIil,jOlC bud CoO.'O 122 t35? " " FEDERAL I Wls.n P0,-i-' Six mICS Wi I? Of downtown Sanford Lovely OOC 'year old I bedrrn 3' • Lath hOmi'ongi,.nprou%po,,I oriented ict ne5tlrtj undFr 'iidJe ones Loads 'tf cab'nets in I6 • I? Cit(hpn. 'replace in farn;l,, room, briCk and tile gas grill on J4v17' porch intercom central vacuum system 2 central heating .500 ,tir con ditoning unitS Please call for ippo nt men? I POOL - benett 5)4 95.35 I _______________________________ (- ducilono, (Mild Care ton as lOw a' $2 weekly 'I you qualify 373 6421 or 323 84)5 CIVIL ACTION 140 16 I977.CA 09 0 WINTER ________ S CIII rs• Secretarial desks & chairs, s?raqni chars, filIng I '. Public Auction cabinets, as is Casrm and carry NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 97 MON., DEC. 6. 7:30 P.M. _____ _____ -- - ______ Leather shop c'qu,pment to make tic-Is 6. Id,es' purses, Stock tools Body ShOp, 13th & Elm, SInfOrd ' "''t - * they ' re Hot! ..t-i Toll ________ - ' Used Office Furniture wallets, scout kniyCS and clhes, l(P 0 to ii PAYTOfI'S CHILDREN S WEAR 26lOHiawathaat ¶7 9'? BROKERS Days 372 6123 '4 gOt., - 377 7157 "queLl mi W of I Ici, old St Rd 14 at "76' - S'ation, PaoIa, 377 517) - -- -________ roRstiul INS ChriStmas Gifts nckjding binth5ton --- -JOHNS R EALT';' Co, c- i" - t. E SHOPPING SER'/ICE Weal Estate Oroker SALES - RENTALS 31? W 1st St - SlntOrd 122 SSItor 32? 7?Slaller tirs 71--Antique D#'d5 Goitr Acoustic, excellent i condition with plush case Cosi SALE eneral Contractor 322 6.451 - * Get ' Em While nIght On occasional basis Reasonable References ii Grocery store br Sale RCas,y,jbi, _____________ desired Jennie Kline, 322 0791 Call 377 bill ahter 6 30 i _______________________ COUNTY. FLORIDA '''1 0 .'ai I ?,t'i' llrovi ill, Iv i[ v ;ssoc: .J , /a I ),iii,i ,r(,ll I?) '.011 ,,, f ., , . JOHNNY WALKER I I __________________________ ____________________________ a - '?. - ia-P. I ,,-s 322 597 U? 4171 207 E ?h 51 ,iSil ii,irifflfO 1,-ye , '''''''I. , .,, - Forrest Greene Inc. ' , - -' c" 323 1832 . I CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 0 eneva -'-- _-_ -- - ,, . - . Bookkeeping Smrvcc A,,l') penience, lyping, sales 'a. quarterly reports, tItles No!,r, 6-Child Care I 4 1 21 -Situations Wanted . . FACED WIlMA DRfeff(lNç, PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous _____ 5)9.500 Sprinkler s Bedroom Apis ________________________ -- - . 'orc'p,'jj's S.'II eoSe items you no Icr"p'r ri. ei 'i-, Quirk ACtion ii U' .' I 44i-r, ___________________________ Burroughs L 1000 Hr S 'a DIVORCE FORMS -. For tree in formation write to Etox 791, I Pompeno Fl1 33061 Depufy Clerk johnSon, Motsinger, Trismen & )harp, P A B.y S Winitred J Sharp 100 EasI RObirison Street OrlIndo, Florida 37101 Publish Dcc 6. II. 20 17, i97 DEGI1 ljri:e,vra . , Sludlo. 1,2.3 Cavallaro, Codiko. Inc - 373 iS-S ____________________________________ ________________ lIt THE CIRCUIT COURT. Flr,wyeeiayu -- , . 17111111. i Quiel, One Story HRSI FEDERAL SAVINGS AltO ______________ Argentan Binche Brussels Chantilly of December 6th. 1974 Jerry Walker Mills As Personal Represenla live f the Eslale Of Evelyn Walker Mills Oceased "tome-f for Personal -, "presentative i - ,,n C Whihm. Eou.r.. o Box 13)0, -_ S,tntord Florida 37771 T'Ieprione 13051 377 7171 Publish Dec. 6, LI. - OM RE S V TAIl IN GIL TAL Y L LI L LET E VALE NC! Y HIM A B C F I P4 IL I V R B E C NI B E A U RARS PUNTO I GNV EL I SL N UT V P E] D S A M E R N I N E I ONAAN MECHN I TCNE CNECNCH L CEBTNENS N 1101 EGV TSNV'O.SALEE E LSTS RLUAHCOTBCHN IT L HO I H A K LI SC G N B P. 0 UC N ACROYNMALPLNRI IAYNA GEGNISLESSUB INUTSEH R MU HON I TON N RE B G,E L L C AISLES S U RB 0 V E NE TI A N CRESEAUARBUSECHL IVS . Mary. turn or unlurn , air cond heat. Florida room, clrport, iruil trCrs 5175 month Call 969 0539 l.ielwemn 9 & S or 372 6196 eves 4 I _______________________ wcrikcnds ______________ Adults & Teens required. WI THIN THREE You are commanded to tile your MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF written defenses to said Complaint THE FIRST PUOLICATION OF With the Clerk ot the above namcd THISP4OTlCE,tofileny131(ti5 Court and to serve a copy thereof they may have that challenge, the upon floe atlorneys hereinbelow riot validly of the decendent's *ilt; later thin )anu,iry 5th, 1977 the Qualficat,ons of the personal WITNESS my hand and Seal of the represenlative. ur lhe venue or Court at Sanford Florida. thiS 3rd lurisdiction of lie cQunl day of December, 1976 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ISEALI OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED Arthur H 8eCkith. Jr WILL BE bORFVER BARRED Clerk of the CirCuit Court - FIND MOO-IC Home. S Acres, $20000 'arpets, family room, fenced 101. 13(6) down, 1151 T'av I), I?? lIlt "ntFm 9, APR. 360 MoS.. 171.000 I WrIltor After ti.,.'', 1)1 9241 ill lI2l - - 112 0543 I IIANK CON'S; Pt ALTY PEAL TOpS 8)0 6061 W (,ARNETT WHITE Evt' 31) 3919 FOREST CITY-- 35S0 Gleaves Ct 3 BR, 7', 8. Tam rm, Fla rm Dbl Oar , F ireplc . Vac syst openings 701 5 Park A.e "noble usc- clrt to mail one copy to NADES FIRST SECTION according Ci1CS personal representative to the pIll Ihereof as recorded in All persons interested fl the estate Plat Book IS, Pages 795 90, Public whom a copy of this P4011cc of Records of Seminole County, 5.8. Do .ilflofltlry (Wed )"A P'woo Wy-' t"e0 O'aire,. i.JndI (Thiss.) So 1'l'ws 15 Love" Katt'w'ynGnayson. Mv!q'i (3(ffi 1953 (En) - a Tb,, _________________________________________________ SEEK ' Pet'idants- Star arid heart shape, ___________ fIR. i'iB, Townhouse Comfortable 2 OR home n LIke ' lilorney, and the amount right, tilleor interest in the properly Call 17) 4517 hórt'Ie 322 9195 Claimed It the claim 5 not yet due. hCrCifl deScribed Wrile P 0 fIn. 1313 the date When it will become due ADDRESS UNKNOWN 5,tnfor, F lCrid, 12111 Male 37. experienced in otfce Shall bt! Stated II the claim 5 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED management, customer onlact contingent or UflllquirjltCd. the that the above named Plaintiti has _____________________ , 16* enforcement, insurance (tim niture of the uncertainty shall 5--Lost & Found be tiled a Complaint in the above Slyled I & personnel inve'sligatiQn .0 5t1ted II the claim is secured, the Court for the foreclosure of a -__L. ' cludn9 tracing & Surve,llar'c' , sccurt 7 Shall be described p The mortgage encumbering the LOST Miniature bi,k & White work Desire work in related '-mi.'-i aimant Shall deliver sufficient ICIlOwing described real property I spotted mile dcv3. 5,lrItorci or willing to learn any new 'i-it ' 123(3 2 THE GOfIG S)-1I '4' 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY. MD. 1255 2 12 NBC I 00 2 SOMSE1' 4 MIDDAY 6' NEWS GM MOVIE. (Pkn) The Woman in Wwie Eleamr nstructloni: Hidden wordi below appear forward. ba .v.uu. cii,, uciwn or ulagorlelly. P'Ifld each and box it in, "School Girls In Chaini" "The LOv8utchir" ther" seem a bit odd for ABC's family hour fare the scene in which the general cold-bloodedly drives over the guy black mailing him Neither the actual impact nor blood were depicted in the version we saw in advance. But we did see the victim tumbling about before horrified wit- Enter Father, investigator, ,1 early scene Vhich makes one in tonight's "Feather and Fa- time, winds up framed on charges of manslaughter and hit-and-run driving. Enter Feather, defense attorney, CHILDREN 73 6$ PAUL HARVEY COM- 2 Asoca!,____ ________ FORD -N -. -- VA Rt'pOS%esSiori DutchColonaa 3 LIP, 2 bath homeon CAS5ELBERRV-- 731 Lauret Way, 1 BR. 7 0. Fm Pm , FI lake, in wooded setting 5250 rm cleaning equipment now ha for sales & 5Cry',. personnel Call I 9990011 toy -ri I OF - Large natlonlI manufacturer opening new branch in area Ne1)) Quality people for Our slImS _________________________ Wrvice dept Flexible hours (.41 I 9966491 ton Interview appt Beauty Care Prrxfi,cfs Towers Beluty Salon. 5)9 E 1st . 327 5717 Plainisli, ',-. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MEI5ITARY casters' code to which all three MOb'lc Home, Cass. $17000 >nfnrc$ tlrover 59-Musical Merchandise In Lay.Away io Magnolia. $17,900 REALTOR, MLS S Trade 1cmon fluff. • ,,• 'Ourt .. 0 ' Fv.'r1hncj 'i,Ifr Clubs d,ii S. .ulf Pigs. Ducksier )ackets Laaes drcj iPIen5 golf - - i .iooarel 4Ii1 SO% Mayfr (E T EXPL CASH 'OR Country Clo Pro Shop, 372 2531 * CHRISTMAS by lIng your good Mom wii love you au year tr a -used furniture and appliances to Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Larry's New & Ud Marl. 21% S Compactor Dtck' App nces. _________________________ Sanford Ave . 327 4132 ______________________________ 2617 S Fh Ave Pan & Electronic Or Ih WE BuY FURNITURE rI,,.tt,m Sct,on Liberal trades Offered Boo Ball's Piano & MaiIl3nd AuCtiOfl 139 6414 'OIl tr,e fror,, Sanford I Organ Sales S Wpstern *.,jtQ, W Furl St. 377 -; Diamond Solit,,ire. $79 SO p. I 10-Swap & diamond tiC lac. lit SO Gwautney Spinet Piano. Currapr, excellent jeAclers 204 S Park Ap condition, $900 Phone 372 503) after S o m '/AN TED' EL LE P S -- --------------_______ BUYERS DEALERS ,*Empty your carport or garage ,*. Make 115 and hive fun swapping Left S String BJn1 good tone, like new, tOO' frn your artcles to Move ISO Phone i JOREU COMPQE o LandDniveln Theatre SWIPSOOP WITH RECORDER . - I - Flea Market, south Il 92. every Fender Deluxe Amp, 200 watt, /vas $29995 lidlance 97.10 Call Sunday, 9 a m to S p m NO Cred,i Manao#.n, A, Ventura Elect Gutar. th for . CHARGE Reserve free spaces S2 3?) 0)27 Phone 372 1718. 7 pm to ? o m _____ .u.lranIecI rei,undI.ineJ uIi) ' -- ______ - any nghi batteries, II? 95 change io J 110 Cranlry Club Circle. $19,500 JOHN SALJLS AGENCY • BATEMAN REALTY No Closing Costs REALTOR IS Country Cub Circle, $t6,50J ' iJ, ify,ç1 i/cry Small vinwri li,Ififl('fl? Monthly paymt I ,.tntord Ave Phone 172 741) WE SELL SUCCESS 201 CommercIal 373 Slit * THIS NOTICE, to file With the clerk WILLIAM F HALL and CAROL of the above court a wrItten HALL, OS wf, and JOHN A Statement ci any Claim or d6mand HALLJWIN, they may have Each claim musi be Dfendant in writing and muSt indicate the NOTICE OF ACTION bISiS for the claim, the name and TO CAROL HALL. and all panics ii 50 "family hour" part of the Na - ABC's innovation stars Ste- BANK MONThS FROM THE DATE OF 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) may recall that a AMER iCAN PAN ' demands against the estate are as Citizens NatiOnal Bank of ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll I 6 LOVE OF LIFE STYLE federal judge here recently dedared unconstitutional the fanie Powers as the lady barri,ster and Harold Gould as her fltm-flam father. Tonight's yarn concerns a two-star - Air Force general illegally profited in a 4 tative'sattorney are sef forth below , ,$ 11 ____ New Electronic sensor Perm & WALK ER MILLS, whose address 5 E ION I E E N T H 1 U DI C I AL 7911 South MagnolIa Avenue, CIRCUtT, IN AND FOR Sanford. Florida The name and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA . -- I .' MLS I L All Gt. I 114. 2 t)iih, fl fli((' Setilcd iii' qhbortiooj LII with frame l,t1t,on Largest bedroom irriricled as separate Suite With lrlIr. reirigerator, sink and 5t'P,ir,itr' All carpeted. 'enlral heal & air Extra large yard *th sprinkler System and wlI ¶0 varieties of fruit trs Large t"fluly room plus screened 0 rovere I patio Separale ulilily ' l,ilifn, TO l Selling tClOw 1 Ii:. -itO' 1.0.11 it 525.900 L I A LAKE MARY. lakefront. I OR. 2 If Purchased & Closed By garage & carport, large Iit 57?S rro Dec. 31. 1976 OPNbt GREENE INC REALTOR, 930 33 SANFORD 3 13W, ia bath home, I DELTONA 1106 Giovanni St - 3 ceniral NSA. l7'v71' game room I 9. FIR Apt5 - excell-ni iO(dIiOfl all I 13W,? 0. Gar 521.500 , large trees Will Sell below FHA -irClric kitchens, A C carpeted, approval 57) 900 ' '.i'.IOCS. Idulls Irorxi 5)50 7015 SANFORD 7306 Park Ave Villas, __________________ Ill ____________________________ .- 830 -. : f3r Antiques C3n1aijflmnt *antCql Hi way 16 AuCtion 'p I I uEAJ TOW'. h -Houses ',clurn 37) 7970 or 1727979 111cr 6 Ii " ______ _______ ________ - Pen & Pencil Sets, by AnSo,, 'IA1TNE V iE iEL Epa, INC. Sparkling Clean I ' Hal Col bert Realty - U',? .'.,IIil .,ci CiiI: 12.' ____________________ ______ DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do it yourselters, $50 Marilyn 9 Secretarial Service. Ocata. 901 737 9773 Notary Marriages _____________________________________ Pertormed of EVELYN WALKER MILLS. BALL & HEALTH CLUBS. deceased. Tile Number 76 3 CP, i INC pending in the Circuit Court for 114' PaUl J tiegener, Seminole County. Florida, Probate PriOSid(nt Division, the ,60dress of which PubliSh Ocr 5 13 71) 27. 1976 Post Office Drawer C. Sanford, DEG 20 Florida The personal represen II 00 - ______________________________ here tomorrow YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, December 2nd, 1976 11111 'he ddministratOO ot the c-stat,,' FLOP IDA WAY RACQUET HOLLYWOOD Starts Tonight EVERY OAYsomeoneislookingfor wt,4l you have to setI, Calt todly ClubS, Inc , 208 Sweetwale, Square, Loflgwood, Florida 37750 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE. 1030 9 FEATHER AND FATHER' Lama spectal A brilliant at tomey, "Fth" (SVO lj " ' . I •,. j OR, I', bath, cci? heat & air. rarpet, closc'fs galore, enclosj 'iarag, Utility rm . fenced hack 1rd large corner IC? , Sale or 'nt m gyg 4) -Houses I qij I,,, _____________________ '' 'Or 'i4 I 10 "ii'ilent I 'lion ri-in Iea 6 mo s:ôs ________________________________ lIving Call 373 k547 -_________________ Reliablewomanioliverentlreej IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON aa-, 5 roor a Oi alter I 30 ____________________________________ ________________________ 32 -Houses Unfurnished -- t,a:y SaIespern ,ic 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ________________________________ ________________________ ________________________________ ADMINISTRATION That the party interested in said TO ALL PERSONS HAVING buSiflCSS enterprise 5 as follows 6 (This- Only) CBS a look at real 4 IHouses ' . * Lake Mary iii ( Ii hOtTi. r'r',r ',rri,nolC Jr (nhleqo 2 OP I £!h t'Iec trc kt(r,en garage MOStly furniShed. 11,5 __________________ ___________________________ 144 unIurn,Sht, (hil,Jrcn pets 0 5131) mc 32) 7515 ir 190I 736P2v NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS drinkers wsman 322 3953 ntord NAME STATUTE For tunther intormation Call 123 459/ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN or write Classified Ad• NOTICE 5 hereby given that the Santord Al Anon Family Group P0 MOVE MOUNTAINS Lega I N otice undersigned, pursuant t tflc - Box 553. 'oford. Fla 3777) of rnerchandisedaily 'FictitiouS N,ime Statute," Chapter -'---'--114 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR WEDDINGS PERFORMED 6SC°. F$r,d Staiutes.wit r'0iSler NurSeS; 14P4's 3. t.P14s. Ae'. A By Notary Public SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA with lhe Clerk of the Circuit Court. Companion Needed immediately ___________________________ PROBATE DIVISION 372 21)26 Eves& Wk nds mood ton Seminole County. Florida, 629 0638 File Number 74 345-CP upon receipt of proof of publication JOE, if you're t( buSy to clean up LPN. I to I? Shift GCrJatr'c Division of this notice, the fictitious name, to the yard for the holidays call In Re: Estate of penience preferred Apply in wit THE RACQUET BALL under Expert Lawn Service 10 do if. EVELYN WALKER MILLS. person, Sanford Nursing & Co which 1hi5 party 1 engaged in Their number 5 323 1792 valescent Center. 950 MClIc'n,.I, business .si 209 Sweetwater Square. Deceased Ave NOTICE OF Longwood. Florida 10.00 2 12 SANFORDAF)SON (A) 4' 6 PRICE IS RIGHT ' cvtra morn y Can vu c't ouple ot hours in the Cvenng * 4 BTCHED Preood SChOOl Sy'stf7nl.LkitiS3pm 93) 6$ 700 CLUB 4 -- * *(,Iiii l)er T';l;rtJr;: b,t!h, tfl beds, 4('At, ar 327 Fur fl Lake Mary cri I BR ovse -- ' " large lot Single Or couple No MON 1 P4k. V RE NTALS PetS J22 3019 I .SVAILA Eli E ______ ______ (olor Iv, ar (and Mad 5cr',, QUAt. IV INN NOR itt I 14 SR 111 Longwood 962 300 ___________________________ 32)0041 -. -N'c.2 OP mobilehomc 70175 4'.(, I •flLongwwod tl2Smonth 3 iU'ii' icr .tpts AUiI & laiv,'i psrv NOPels PflOnetlO 9650 - - . --v I, ii.'. I ,''y)',,.n.,, 2 OR furnished, SilO ., a's REAL NICE HOME ________________________________ Wekiva andng 372 11/0 , till rarp'Ia'ii md C •'a - 1 iji trjEi,,n j,orct mccii h,l(hi-fl eQuipped nice largc IC? EARfI 3&000 YEARLY saul a littlespice Puf$piceinyouruite Legal Notice 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Orange County Preerrod New TEPJESSEE SO(JT'H -- Tuesday 6$ MOVIE, 'Young Man WIth a I'bm" POst D4as Laisen BacaJI 95() 7 12 TOOAY (Local news at 725 and 825). 4 6 CBS (730 am, Cli 4, local flows.) POPEYC AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 - G000P*)RNING AMERCA ( (od at 725 and 825 am. local news, weather, sports) Wanted - SEARS t'TcplmOnCS wIl be open c'.-t'r-y n'g'it ii i ttru Dec 22 Two days ____________________________________ delivery 322 1771 6 HOGANS HEROES 6$ PARTRIDGE FAMILY 3 IS 9 GENERALHCIcPITAL uger. Vky ne. 1945 12 MERV GRIFFIN 2 Ne 6$ THE FLINTSTONES &U$elh" (B&W) c KalhenneHeptxzn 1936(Fn.) 700 18-Help 4A-PubiiC Notices __________________________ 2 NEWS 800 130 4 LATE NEWS 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4 PASTORS STUDY ' row') (BW) turn apt l.qlits, w,itcr turn S'.iture adults No pets 195 177 • ,' a tIler I *k days 34-Wiobile Homes 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 6$ THREE SONS 7' 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGH8ORH000 I? EMERGENCY (YlE A look at the ITUSICa! sides of 33Houses Furnished 11W, . 6 (d. oy) AER HOURS 'From Jace, John. Mary and I. -. Takes A Hobday." Fredric March. Kent Taylor. 12 WHATS HAPPENING" 655 O•,.S,,4 31-Aimnts Furnished 4 * FOR Ck't.iô(ista Gt IDEA SI ______________________________ Motidêy, Dc.6, Ivle-jb sceIIaus for Sale 57-Sperts Equipment - 68-Wanted to FOLLOWTHE STARS 430 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW GM BEWITCHED 9' MARCUS WELBY M.D. 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 4 Maureen O'Hara 1953. hues.) 'Chsca Daadine" (84W) Alan Udd, Dorva ROS 639 645 4' LOCAL NEWS 105 51 MOVIE odors A 12 CANDID CAMERA IT (Tues I PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIFE (Wed) HI DOUG (Thus) MANNA (Fn) THE BIBLE 9 MOVIE (Myi) Agairisl 634 100 2 12 TOMORROW aDi " ()fl )Llbb IN IHtSPIH- Eir; Hcrat, sanford, Fl. Wed. see 3 pm 6 MATCH GAME 76 Proented Wed see 3 p m 6N THREE STOOGES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM 400 2 IRONSIDE (A) 4 GILL(GAN S ISLAND 6 MERV GRIFFIN 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 SOMERSET 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 66t COJ4UNITY CLOSE UP 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND you 9 (31) 6$ FRAN CARLTON EX. ERCISE SHOW 9 THE FBI (R) Way Home Jean S4rr1nx. n.o Preston, 1963 9 RyAN'S HOPE I 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUO 20 9 52o,000 PYRAMID 230 VISION Lk*I 330pm.. jyj Cotj 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE- 2 (FrI oy)SONSHINE 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 9 NE 12 THE WILD KINGDOM 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER P.E. -- 800 CA PTA I N 4 6 KANGAROO DucK. ()IJCK GOOSE € (Fri) MAX B NIMBLE 7' IN SCHOOL TELE ,i 7 FEEDcK 9 EYBTNESS MAGAZINE -. (Ti,es) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed)OF WOMEN ANOMEN (Thtts.) CRACKERSARREL (Fn) LOOK UP AM) LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6 25 2 (Mxi) WiTH THS RING (Tuos I PICTURE OF HEALTH Lkwers,ty of F'IQ (Wed) 08CC' PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP (Fri) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 'nmta ICAiiC - - ___________________________ Land Clearing _____________________________ I LOHI HAUl, PIGS YAWL) AND GARAGE CLEAN UP - - - 5311 P400MEV EQUIPMENT Lilt Clearing. .Vcwng Discing Fill Dm1, Clay Rock Sand. Bacchoe Lolder P 372 8111 i'IELLSOPILLEO, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesandiliri We repar and'.ervice STIPtE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd SI 3729637 ITo List Yow Business,..DIQI 322-2o1] O( 831-9993] �— 1 iç QOUfl9 O I CAN'T CAN'T LIMP SHEEP JUMPING OVER A SLEEP' CAA d ;OE;it 46 List of WHAT'S THE C — H -F~ .5 TOO MATTER'7 into JI - C- N 48 Greek BEDE S T in Evening -' ¶' - t4 20 Summers )F r) 24 Papas - L PL ANT CARE . HE A4,~E:) ALL IIVE PAVE To VO I II .•'''( (nt,' '2 'k WHILE HE AA6 &CNE WHO DOWN 37 Evade 12 Ice mass thinking cap Is on dim. Yot1 TAURUS April 20-May 20t fie careful communicating trip on things that wouldn't You might write or say ordinardy faze you. soniething that omits an 21) Being careless with your ortant point. today could resources back to haunt you moneywise. Only little things 21-June 20) A GEMINI (May sharp hustler could sell you the may be inv olved,but one Bruohlyn Bridge today. If you be valuable — like a diamond. CAPR WORN (Dec. 22. Jan. encounter a fast-pitch artist, Your thinking can be vt 19) ther direction. head in today. Home mercurial 1 ' June 21-July 22) ( might come across a one beam and stick with it. &O:NC 4E BE ; ftf 1 ',4' L\i. I >L 5A I _ 1 Fr—,•l - 4 3 5 7 6 8 II IAO — — — — — nsom tF I LEO (July 23-Aug. LI) Ali inquisitive person will try to pry ke into /3 1IlI 24 25 rc , 27 28 '-i' Oc , :c 9 — — . ___________ 30 29 36 .. 5 I — — 49 35 — ______________ 1 i47 LISTEN UP, EVERYBODY' MEET THE NE W CAPTAIN OF — 42 43 — — — — 44 — — WIN 54 55 ('THERE WAS NO LIVING WITH BEFORE , 56 — — — — It --- — 7 VJ 6 *A 42 A j.. by Howie Schneider k)IUJ I £ xh copipaT 11-1EV 6 I by Stoffel ER...THAT ROMAN TocA OUTFIT REALLY DOES r—rf( THINGS PER. ','A ____________ - Fjoosy IT D055 A i0983 10 \ v (II ) U l KK _/ , 1 ME unpiafication but 1k mildest diabUic has a normal fasting ) C 05TU E_ '.rt, Siuth uInerabie r to - jj ? 'N -, — Ila~i 2 N T IN T Ilass Pais ante a week. Is there any possible wa) I that is 5 V wound up with game and Good pla yers end ld bd o game They ex. PPb) the hand well intl they also iook for help from what your case has partners rebid suit East out by Al DARN. I GOT A NEW CAP TODAY,/ ME MATTER h "EN I BOUGHTIT, I LOOKED JUST U KE RCE3ERT REDFORD IN 'THE STINQJ'! It would be difficult to know if ol Vermeer not satisfied I would suggest that you take the matter up with the.county medical society. The society will have a board to handle such complaints and will review your case FRANK AND ERNEST - a I' I I 1•("• 11 UN i ' " ! DIDN'T Op,iE' send your letter to me in care of is affected. this newspaper, P0. Box lSSl, Radio City Station, New York, t — F L 0 ri OUT THIS RrTER - -' NY 10019. OM • '•i_ - Seven - r-. ' I l 'all K • — ' V — . fl' ; ---- UrQLnV14 --- I, it _____ :: ,. , want to have power by just attacking and killing .61 - whenever they %ant Lo. I don't think it will liappen again because now, I've heard, the, have a place where you can just push a Slaveri', and lraut I ["earl Harbor stjr- SIMPS01N there/g 4 _ - th e of attack. At i :.).) ;1.111. toda\ — tilt- hotir of the '1 1111 attack -- i (' and a mintite of silt- lit pr aver r ss a ot,. rsttl executive assistant said plans are to apply tor federal funds by March of next year, thus the Neiswender said the committee will consist of two Commerce check ovcr one of the several "scenic members each from three entities plus three ad- route" signs placed along Sanford roadways. The ditional members to be selected at large by the siglis have been installed by the city's l)a'rk and initial six members who represent Sanford, Lake recreatioo department to serve travelers and Marv, and Seminole County. tourists. Co"mmissioners said thev will hold a work session prior whether or not they approve the makeup Today and intent of the interim committee. Neiswender said he needs direct'on before the next regional facilitv ineeting, scheduled ori Dec. 15. Around The Clock 4-A Television 2-11 Rridge &-B Weather 5-A Office of Management -'iflal)sis and 5~.% Women 1-11 1 OMAE) to find S3,(X)O to repair a lift station in the alendar 1-B Crosis%ord Editorial Dcar Abby County commissioners, today also instructed the • - 1-11 Horo scope Ilospital Obituaries Sports HOPPING I the DAYS 11 CHRISTMAS 6-A ~-A S-9-A utility facility County officials said about three major cleaning bills were paid after homes near the lift staJons "'ere inundated from sewage after a malfunction I '. N41lNE STATE )1 i .4. Some " bittern / J e ss -' - for a while, aZ-( "" , iMID su Witai ff.L. A&k(T Z,6IEyI " you your Cow _. - •I5Ai, ' _________ I ''flI- U1.sIi1a:j - _____-j but I can't '— a ' there I 12Y52EC))U /( F7X)A1 1J i . . tU)U. HL N1 - • '- 9au/iiv ; I AU AI7RX feeling -' ________ - _____ ° • -a. / .. to day.. -- •... — ' - i._. • --_ \ - - ioanii Krause. - - ----- 11110 civic - ••.., ., _ , • - -- ----- ------- - --- - ------- -- --- -- ........................................ I - jr 1 I ac A X - IA)t'WSMA by Garry Trudeau ) . L4cFi Th — manager Craig Batterson, malfunctions and cause's sewage to flo%% into homes of nearby residents. Batterson said about $3 ,011 is required to repair 1-11 lB Evaluation Indian [fills area The lift station according to _______ 4_1% b See STUIJENTS, Page commission needs to approve the make-up of the interim committee Members of the civic and cornmiinit affairs committee of the Greater Sanford ('Itaniber of ..r Carol Crain, 15, soptioniore: A think it nds on really t nationality '' were. It was a disaster for the Americans. but for the Japanese it was a good way to try to prevent a big HESS - sirens %%v re sounded ' they'd want to go that far C0111- to iIiIli%t r' irs *, rid- And I don't think -4 '0 1. L .' SCENIC DUTY button and blow up the or •- / , tries ' and assist the cities of Lake Mary and Sanford and Seminole County as they attempt to win federal funds for construction of the multi-million dollar facility . #' _ at q, history, I feel it was one of the saddest (lays the United States has ever had. When that happened, I think we realized flow other coun- 10 ClItAIN ' draw up contracts, recommend funding formulas '- - Becky Simpson, have not yet be en decid ed upon were also I in informed orme by executive assistant Roger NeisVaender that an interim corn mittee as to propose inter local agree ment for establishment of a regional seer facility which has been agreed upon. 4 I be paved ('n mmissioners Co .. "h:' • - senior' "From studying I oi — --. •• ., ,a paving portion of the grant is any hard TEiEWSLW ff1iau NOj M F. Calif. roads to • : ,, •d he A goal of the committee, Neiswender said, is to fair. Our the people. Sure, another ' 000NESBURY b' T. K Ryan WO Kercher scheduled calls!" Tpip,g',iz.4 TUMBLEWEEDS "11• . George 'slawi Walnut Creek. k giving enough of a say to — ________ by Gill Fox ,iir .--i •':t we were...' ' - - - V .. _~ _ 1% — represents a health hazard and is a breeding gi ound for mosquitoes, which sometimes transmit 'There was ARRIVEAUVE wart burned out ol the ball of 'gir - DEAR DR. LAMB years ago I had a large plantar rtRJtILt. _______ - cents with a long stamped self addressed envelope for it. Just house, and the whole structure NOON! WOULD YOU _.I•..•. -_ - it 's send effluent to the top The effluent, Kercher said I ••••" - h think said when the water rises, septic tanks overflow and • . president should do -something about that. They've got too much politics in it; they're not 4 1 f ••• same as Karen iouwsma 17 'anior Vat just don't want it to happen again I think it s true t at the Russians are sneaking ahead of us in at Bridge," c/o thisil l newspaper. P 0 Box 489. Radio City Station. Now Yotk, I F' ' (For a copy of JACOEJV MODERN send SI to Win N V 10019) Kercher said Midway is a blighted area He '- also kno% what can be done about that painful hip. this information can send 50 get them out of kilter It is like COUR-SE mf Ht : i who out s k] : I the r uUiy, ______ - :::::I;:- - W ashington n ititr w int'1 to know if the new laws appk to both rubber bridge and duplicate or just to duplicate bridge. They only apply to duplicate bridge. The new rubber bridge laws are at least six months and probably a year away I 1~ t _\ Your problem illustrates another feature of the skeleton. If you have foot trouble it may you walk, your I ant ieruhng you The Health balance and even the alignment IAAter number 3.11, of your spine all the way to the Diagnosis , Prevention head. Your feet are the foun. Slanagement. Others who dation of your skeleton..If you by Bob Thov.s I L : :J\ .1 • ' .--".. Also included in a $90,000 grant is about $58,000 to pave broken substandard roads in the Midway area. - ..••'•'• to high school sneak attack could happen any day, but Ithink we're pretty' well prepared for overcharged you should ask the see an orthopedic specialist, lie doctor about it If you are still may k able to help you 1k will / TI ' do )our doctor's charges are suffer from a painful scar the excessive or not without rest of one's life. knowing all of your problems I can't say how much can be and what you have had done. If done for your problem at this you think you have been point. However you should go to NOW I LOOK LIKE SLLK-CiO IN 'NANCY'! RI \ N I' r -... were doing • - The Evening Herald - - SIDE GLANCES hvtitcut or burned out and .. ___ went to Seminole fligh Sclwol in an attempt to find e symptoms. The early diabetic better to suffer with the wart Ls often overweight until the and apply local treatment to the weightloss phase twgins. bottom of the foot than it is to PRISCILLA'S POP WHAT'S appear in time. Even if it Ile .71 ________ of Japan place? rubber to r 4% were born 18-20 years after the sneak attack took repeated the club finesse and - if anything students teenagers jack. returned to his hand with the ace of spades, I'.i. Opening Lead - t od ay 's his hand with the queen fie P.ivs 2 A advanced diabetic will have takes five or six years it i - '"'.- i'_ at anchor at the flawaii base. What does the event mean ... normally high fasting blood one has a sore foot Warts will - I lixk lull advan,ag %%ett North East S-outh glucose level. Finally, the more • enlisted men — and drainage project. The amount of the contract award was $7,000, Co un ty planner Bill Kercher said the county has $32,000 budgeted for drainage of a six acre site in Midway — a predominately black area east of Sanford Kercher said engin ee ring of the drainage project will require about three months. think that the warning and decimated the overbidders was there to,) cause represents. One can burn had in aik a really poor dia test, anti diabetes is found only warLs from many locations or niond overcall and'if West had Mth blood tests taken after they can be cut out, but one opened a diamond South drinking sugar water or after shouldn't do this with a plantar would have romped home. eating.The next most severe wart Why Because too often a ins t e ad We st led his fourth (habetic may have an ab- painful scar develops, and then W A Associates, Inc. to beginwork on the Midway paving ,. U.S. Pacific Fleet as it lay it The spirit who looks after , Mention occur after the disease completely removed from my Jim "South's two notrum had advanced to the point that foot? And what kind of doc-tor bid Was based on the above one is losing a lot of sugar in the should I see about it? theory. fie (lid hold eleven urine. Slany diabetics are DEM! HEADER — I hate to re no kings, only one ace a~,)niptomatic. It is an over. use you as a bad example but we and I worthless doubleton in Heirridahl I HAVEN'T kAD A LA LIKE THIS IN WEEK.5... THINGS t "— FE _____ loss or callous most Or us of that S un day morning t• agenda today of th e Seminole County Commission Commissioners awarded a contract to Schweizer . bombers struck without would have gone down two hut for some unaccountable reason V'est rose with the king and led back a heart to South's queen Osw aid I can account for ' - symptoms of diabetes you could have this scar tissue the defenders BUGS BUNNY I CCIIII Lamb DEAR HEADER — The L HEF,E weight offer f I 12 as thirst, K Si, • QJ sugar free my foot Scar tissue formed in the hole. As I walk a callous having spent over $1,33 with builds up, and I shift my weight this doctor and not showing any symptoms, I would ap- tomyother foot, so now my hip predate any advice you can is bothering me. I trim this "f /1 A lOb 3 Dr. frequent urination. lie wants an expensive check every two months which I feel is ex. cessive. I test my urine which is I l\ ' South would have had no pliy for his contract and probably 'O( III F have none of the symptoms MEAN 5Y _M C HU WJJ RW-E "i I' J 9 • )s ' D &irr./ FOR)LATM FASTER 7PAk) EVER BE17MEE *. $3,000 needed to halt sewage overflow into homes near a lift station in South Seminole were on the L • Today is Pearl harbor Day , the 35th anniversary correctly and stuck in the ten. EAST V i iO. - SEVE-ki BILUOM PEOPLE Ik) 7He wORLD , designed to ultimately construct a regional sewer facility for Sanford, Lake Mary and the county and gruuges, uiit , South played low since duin my's jack was there to protecti)i his queen If West had played IkENT DEAR DR LAMB I am 77 ',tars of age and feel line The doctor claims I have diabetes on the basis of tests although I A $90 000 grant award for drainage project in Midway, membership on an interim committee * A 8 Fo r L . V'RE ILXASIk TH , \I) (TI iI)i L L. see guys who carry IIyKRLSNASH IlcraldStaff Writer - J9753 BY TH 1URIJcF T)-1. C W1UR •1• __________________ oo ~any es ts Ir 'You What It Means These he s t hearEast took his 1(1 - EEW e -- I U I)U\ %S I I) iiiti I 't\II E - V BRIDGE AT By El) I'RICKEll' Herald 'staff Writer I — 52 rojec çt. _________________________________________ 50 51 For MID way le 48 — Bob Montana OH GREAT' Now THAT I DON1 T TH INK REG E5cAPT4iN,ThERELLl 8EiNGCAPTAiNWIL NO LIVING WITH CHANGE REGGIE ' — 39 40 — ARCHIE — — 32 37 — 1 31 34 — . _______________ ts .-- 'a'' at a socj You've had something on, the gabby. back burner for some time YOUR BIRTHDAY )on't ta k too much. It may not Dec. 7, 1976 turn out exactly as you think it Being penny-wise and poundconscious Is a practice yu mtJ (Sept. 23Jd 23) The big iibsticles you can handle in should follow this year . The stride today, but you tend to trip small amoun ts you save daily could add up by year a end over the litt things Don Ma r ked '-{ gathering, don't sit next someone who you know %lR(A) (Aug 23-St 26 you're 44F . people urn you off today. if G ra n t $90,00O - PISCES (Feb. M.Nlarch 20) care. You trend to talk too much , 20 iF'l5ON at - 17 . Someone who has used you in to take the past a gain advantage 0 your goocinature. Be on your guard. Don't listen 11cr an scrs won't benefit you. 15 Nft AQUAltl1S (Jan 20-Feb 19 today. 18 C' ii --- — 16 by Art - \J '0 13 12 iT i— 9 -I LJJ THE BORN LOSER You dominant personality who II t I do our thinking for you — 2 Today, the light on yotr have. 17 Most grating 39 Ripe 1 Bicycle part 19 Baltic river Accounting 2 Ammonia compound 22 At rest 3 Plucked J1 4 Branches of 23 New York City 30sufp rer stadium learning 32 Compass on 25 point 5 The (Fr of sorrow 45 Kids 33 Be beholden 6 Mean dog 26 She-bear (lat) 47 Confused o 7 Basebalter 27 Average 34 am in the Slaughter 48 Crude rubber (comp wd) zodiac 8 Kitchen 49 Energy unit 28 Identical 35 Billowy gadget 50 Over there expanse 9 Constellation 29 Folksinger 5 BO Contents 36 Locations 10 Actor Ferrer Seeger 38 Biblical land Snaky letter 3 — Mo Walker o4E'_; C-OiN& SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22, within your own family today. Usually you're a fast study. Enjoy th e go(xl things in life you 44iUflMi fiIthi 27 Ideal gas condition BEETLE BAILEY -: I THOLJ&HT THOUIS,i4T LT. F.J. A ; dpickingatiiltkfaults mokhiIls. 26 M H — Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents out of make mountains March 21-April 19) 55 Dismo unt 56 Yards 19 Scull - 69th Year, No. 93—Tuesday, December 7, 1976 tools Haul up •, _____ 53 Hair 54 Sweepin g 15 Adds 16 Lines 6 _ HOROSCOPE !! E 1976 1 --.-- Monday, Dec. 6, 1976 46—Evenin9 Herald Sanford. Fl. 1 -- --.-'----.--.-.-- .... Voting booths k customers imide Sanford Civic Center as %ould-be Voiters � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 06, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ecc867b3452a4c275e431771266183cd.pdf c3ce252f1ef6a8bfe1952b5cedcbd2b0 PDF Text Text _--w — lB—f Ti 66—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - - Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 BLONDIE ACROSS Chic Young BC'-' 1 SURE ~~AD A PC~_GH DAY I - M SO AT TE OFCE 7 42 Olympic Salutation Macao coin 5 BEABLE TO.fAKEUP' 13 Track ;!E 55 Pub i*& / 24 I I I . .. . ______ . 9 BEETLE BAI LEY F - TCCP~ ~7A,,%A, T_` ;'AST 17 7104EY' 2 HATIZACK 4 2b Of beliefs 31 E astern Mort Walker priests symbol 34 luentito 35 Make cloudy 36 Pertaining to PCNT -THIN4LIKF- THE 33 Gold 1 6 D 61A I (suffix) Wife 38 5 12 24 41 Ones (Fr) ___ - 1 preposwon 4 5 ;. 6 ffl I - 12 13 implement 40 Poetic foot 44 Impel (2 wds I 10 9 - -- U 16 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 12 I 2 ——— L - 1 • 24 25 23 - - 22 --26 21 28 29 31' ______________________ — - SIC - 4 Pa VIM st 42 eril 43 trio 45 46 47 av( tat % 0 ARCHIE Bob Montana OUST WHAT FA UGA F" 4E INGTANTLY I'VE 50 51 4 1- 0 vEP THE PC 49 's S r 55 56 57 58 5 60 Healthy Heart f) 0 X 1 0 hLa AJ986 0 K J 10 4 II r £ hits '"i d DEAR DR. IA,%IB — I have had a problem with my heart jumping and feeling as if it is EEK & MEEK T N YKNW YOU &)0, ~W DIMYT SPEUED rr MRM6 ME " I A ECIAL TDVr' ( ( - .,j Iii £ 10643 This is not a rapid beat or just a flutter but real hard beats. I've had this occasionally for some time but recently, since I had a 6- bad fall the problem is daily and wakes me up at night am sending you The lk4lth •u de pressed. _1 01k - •- / BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl H11rA BOSS! I I - -A 'rR tc' M-')' 'r•- i rLL(N YE- r / L. J \\ JT -N-(OU ,ET -, , 7 - , / 'iI _____ - I I licit %orth Fast South [Iasi 1,.13, Pass activities with this problem Even though I only weigh pounds I have a cholesterol problem and control my diet all -im e. DEAR RFADFR — There - / C( - -- RE - - — - by Al Vermeer NO ONE VVILL BE INTEF?E5TIED IN AN ITEM AE30UT liviRS BGrT5 THRONING NAR E30T, Ts MIGHr! E want to use some other medicine, but give it a chance rst. Meanwhile you can increase intake as that sometimes helps. I would suggest a couple of 8 ounce no substitute for an actual glasses of orange juice a day i r ecord of an irregularity of the suspect your weight and heartbeat to help a doctor make cholesterol can tolerate this a diagnosis The fact that you addition have irregular beats on your If YOU use coffee, alcohol or ECG suggests th,at the per- cigarettes I would advise 5istent hard beats may be from discontinuing them. the same cause. DEAR DR. I-A.%lB — I run In judging the Importance of cross-country and track and rregularities of the heart one t e heard that eating peanuts has to consider the rest of the during one's training period Is patient's medical status. They bad for health. I would like to o occur commonly in normal hear your view. I have been healthy people. Skipped beats doing your leg exercises to that feel like the heart is tur, build my legs and I feel as If mng oer as you described it they an stronger often occur in people with no DF AR RADFR If your - PRISCILLA'S POP OW CLOTHS OUT OF HOUSE' HE wAs IN THEM! III - PIN 10 I ( / I I head disease t FRANK AND ERNEST your potassium revokes Is We will answer part of this today and the rest — tomorrow Today 's hand from that 1930 A revoke occurs when (. j % J / \. 'I N IRVANA $T'RRIGNT RH&RD UNTIL. '#O COME ¶ VALHRLL , -TURN LEFT THERE AND' TAIce 11 121 GHT WHEN YOU GET To THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUND TUMBLEWEEDS ( \I KAMHXKf RS AMR AIE - - -. , - _____ leti- wr peanuts without causing you patient with a recent heart discomforttheyarenotlikelyto attad is very important and hurt you. requires immediate treatment. Remember that about 70 per To give you a better concept cent of the calories in peanuts of w ha t irgWariUes mean are from Fat. They do contain a lot of calories. A person who .. needs to eliminate or cont rol them in the interest of con. trolling calorie intake. If a cross-country runner is over. weight he. usually'does, better If e hcc.mlnntesany ____ S 000NESBURY \ i \ i NO WAY. IM &ONt1IA I' MY ftMTh. I I I ( THOS \ I 1L.LIt'J& / • tt L)ONNAESms Herald Staff % . IL r .. tJ A I. . .- I 1%W W ( / j - -lit • , Cruising in I on ood The EAr picked u is LiUI)iL. wieiman 1arer inu S n asked permission to leave the room during CONINIF11CIAL I UJ . ' ('. / I . F tso• brin9 some Spareba eries. _________________ by Garry Trudeau construction of modular housing units The winds whisper that Standard Systems has lined up about $31 -. million worth of future . projects, includingdormitory ncludi ng construction for Bethune-Cookman University and EmbryRiddle InStitute in Daytona Beach, and a 2W unit nursing home to be located in the Tallahassee area. , ' v I' Store Parade A TC Photos Page A - I. St. Luke's Christian Day School 2. FIrst Presbyterian Church Youth Today's Crowd Estlmate: lUOO chitect had drawn the sketch asked Knowles fur his name. Knowles said he was well aware of the architects code of ethics that the sketch was made only to illustrate an Idea, and that he could be considered Its author. Among changes the architects d they co ul d easily make were a 3b)-light over the employe 's lounge breaks in the roof to proide sunlight shadows, and extension of a I I #I"A41,iliiitX /C U%M95= j A7U/P/4f5T ICR FC At4?I411. 'I NYL04e 1:3 ,. fiP4C&N 4 - 7T*4WjV,eflói7 . T.s'y j ê I if I -. I it ty ..We want to work with You on this project, rather than you working with someone else," Ray told Knowles compled within the budgeted Heasley admitted that costs ar e going up some $200.000 but that nonssentials could $13 million. -, - - be eliminated. bringuig it back within the no chancier and no originality." obviously angry that a fellow ar- t~% Page 2A ' - Club I -- -- CARS CIVIC At 2. AmveLs Poet 17 Sanford 5(1,001 I. Shinletis Drill Team, Altamonte Spring,, 2. %Ierthlc ursery School EQUESTRIAN - 1. Tommy Tlillkin (No. 601 o ay T d - ' - EArlings, it's a pity you can't see county coin nlissioner John Kimbrough's speckled, 0 Commissioner A. A. McClanahan ques tioned whether the building will be . ..... — utilit box to the top of the building with perhaps a clock or sundial as decoration flarnly said the architects could not possibly submit drawineps of any-thing they did not believe in, including an Ishaped building. Slurris suggested that the group consider an haped de en they don t believe i 1r/wv/oiEjj,, by writer Donna Esiet1 Elections are Tuesday. Pages 2A 8A 9A - Tile gentle brCeLei wafting in off tile St Johns River tell the EAr that Standard Systems Inc., located at the Port of Sanford, has landcd some big-nioney contracts foi• —1 RELIGIOUS C..'. 14-3 •'i; CIVIC I. Pilot Club of Sanford Seminole County 441 Club . . ,— And this y Atty. Ned Julian advised, 'zes, you could leave. . as I recall (Former County Commissioner Sid Vihlen was known to do this Anderson staved. 'fluff said - 1 - At Porzig Plumbing vote. .•i Cassel' rry, as prepared But the trio changed its mind after I Flagship U.S. Rank of SemolePage 3M - f/ Longwood, Winter Springs, Knowles saying the building could be shifted slightly to make It more pleasing ehctic ally , ta ped to the commission chamber wall a drawing of an 1,.shpaed facility, Kn owles said an architect friend of a friend of mine" spent three days as a personal favor drawing the design featuring the "seat of government, the legislative wing" on the Ifirst floor jutting out from the office section of the building, both connected by a lobby In Knowles concept which was Just an idea," he said, the office section would L-4.- on the second floor with the first floor remain'Ing undeloped for future expanon The Watson & Co. plan, with its unbroken horizontal line has been described by Lonuilissioner John Morris as sinuiar in design to a twstory car garage he had seen in Tampa He repeated his criticism Friday that the Watson & Co. concept had had mom. e Herald races in Seminole County municipalities from norlh to south: Sanford, Lake Mary, imes U ,•I- today summarizes all the could not recommend any design but a rec tangular, horizontal concept for the proposed l00-by00 ft structure with perhaps a Little ginger bread added to break the horizontal (Herald photo by Rick Noll% \I i{Il \ & BRIVF \\ \IF 1(11)1111 JlMI nounced %e were going to say this as Mr. Layer's position during our fee negotiations, but e decided we'd better not do that I 'C i Swickerath, first told commissioners ~hey ' . TH .0 ser es, C / 1 / F)NP L LOc'<— to ap off completely new approach fhree of the firms ar chitects San Hea,iey H Daniel Harnly and Jarne _____ P )\ toward the design for the proposed $1.3 million Sanford City Hail complex may be taken by Watson & Co. architects, as the result of a meeting with the City Commission and City Manager W. E (Pete) Knowle's Friday. • During a pr esentation to the School Board repr es entatives of the Dainood Derry berry l'avelchak Partnership architectsgot a riielle into School Supt Bud Layer. In midst of aslide-sh wif pres ent ation n 1)P architectural graphics, Phil aimwood ave a big build-tip to an upcoming slide He said the frame depicted Joe Pavelchak's reaction to a building as he had seen it for the first time. Onto the screen flashed it color photograph of a leering. classically ugly black-and-white btilldo' s le sit hed I I f th I * Tom vincent) ur " WI at Are The kea II . ,, -- by Gill Fox excess fat ht naight have. •;: . V body fat should not eat many of G . ' by (Herald Photo Know es 0 C' 16 Hall Design Ar c h`i6 tec ts r e C o . ( THE MARCHING SEMINOLES OF SEMINOLE HIGH STEP HIGH Napalapalalei a singer at Disney's Polvnesian I uau •\ges vary from 19 to 23 F' re" hour per week prac1ice sessions are tinder direction of Manolo, a star plaver oil the fronton roster MODERN. send SI to it Bridge c 'o thi s newspaper . p Q 8o 489 Radio City Station Ne York N V 100 19) lDE GNCES On the other digestive system tolerates by T.K. Ryan I COME VP HER E TOHI 0(11 WHEN HIL-PEGRP I ti - - Cameron a motorcycle mechanic and (For a copy ot JACJBY how the pia went but it was one of those hands where the conservative Lightner play ed safe and scored his three notrump At the o ther table, Ual Sims - hand, their presence in the by Bob Thaves ()1." - - . IP a players' shortage will send frontons scouting into the ranks of American athletes, general manager and vice-president Gordon Hulbert has launched an invitational instructional class with professional instruction. Orlando Seminole has offered amateur phi' the last two seasons however, but without a pro instructor. The first four candidates, each hoping to buck ill) his game to the point he can land a professional contract, are Henry Cooper Gerry Lingelbach, flobert Cameron and Kalai Napalapalalai, all from varied walks of life Cooper is a salesman at I department store, Lingelbach is a Walt Disney World employe, That the rule about d I - / .--. (11 11 the slmrts front, The EAr hears something new has been added at the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai. Perhaps pondering tile dav i I •• - IL The EAr IS wondering htw, since he is headed for the jobless rolls, larne-duck State Atty. Abbott Herring's chief investigator, Jack Fulenwider, could be so theerfu1l whistling his way into the \ inn !)RIL stor( irk Friday evening know what reader wants to Opening lead this information can send , - 0 kERE I -d - - -. Commission Chairman Dick Williams is thinking along the same lines as Ran - j c-- - - • dismissal because The EAr hears Republican final match may well be call- player who has a card or4 ed a mystery hand. ding in the box is The whenbid. cards in a suit that he should play, plays a card in some send Your letter to me in care of trocardiograms, but never this newspaper, P. 0. Box Lightner sat South and oth'er suit. It becomes es. Culkrtson North It is rather tablished when he or his when one of th e spells occurred Radio City Station, New York: lie only found that my heart NY 10019 partner plays to the next probably be duplicated in a t rick Theealtyforareokt was skipping some so he put me Inderal is a good medicine modem match is two tricks. but only in ufl Inderal. Langdon opened the four of chiding the and is often sufficient to control revoking and later I would like your opinion of heart irregularities hearts Dummy's nine forced tric ks Thus you cannot Iüsi tht. seriousness of this problem don t get success or sufficientEast 's queen Today, more trick previously taken if you than 45 years later, Jacoby, revoke and if there is a . acting control with it your doctor may who sat East, can't remember medication Should I limit m C. — ' 4 ,. Kwiatkowski lith really must have required some help from the defenders Ten tricks yes Neither %ulnerable ,Nfy doctor does not seem too cents with a long, stamped, selfalarmed about it though he has given me sev~ral elecaddressed envelope for it. Just ZI-440 MMP Now, here's an EArie presentation . . . Port \(Iministrator.lim 11yan flat out told Ile EAr fie plans to renew efforts to oust Democratic COMmIssioner Harry as the Commission's liaison to the port. "Ile's been on it for a year, and he's attended one regular meeting," groused Ryan corne in" Sims was a great dummy player, but neither of us can find any way that he managed to get that 11th4 trick v32 LarnvL sometimes lasts three hours. Letter number 6-12, heart This leaves me feeling very Irregularities, Skipped Beats, weak and I've become very Tachycardia. Others who want \_ 71i = • .., s... East opened the deuce lubs and Sims managed to J69 SO(711 A A J 10 7 6 Dr. coming right up to my throat FR '••\ , - played it there QS42 KJ turning over and as if it is by Howie Schneide - — - ' Can Skip A Beat - A; — EAr . . in the North seat rebid twit notrump over his partner's one-spade response. Langdo* went to three spades, but Stills rebid to three notrump and V Bo 5TORY YOU WRCTE - I — of u PRISCILLA, THIS 15 A VERY PULL - • THI %X OF THIS PICTURE 0 N 7.1 016 WIN AT BRIDGE BEE N W4rTiG in L ' ' ' N IC H T'6 / VIRGO I Aug. 23-Sept. 22) of happy people. They'll enjov Romance comes to you today being with you, too. YOUR BIRT11DAY from a source you had Dec. 4, 1979 6 previously felt unattainable. This is an especially It's a good time to do it little rewarding year for you in your SOcial climbing. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) work or career. Good, fortune Someone in the family circle will walk hand-in-hand wil% bringi almut a fortunate cir- you, to pay off financially. 35 AA195 FLITT15H • - :1 Ito The AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19j her the mily around yiu enter into agreements or : ere8 is warmth and y. contracts for the aspects are and enjoyment in the 'ood for iflinol::d s 22) domest ic scene to gladden all LEO (July will hearts. as so c i a te IU PISCES (Feb. 20-March -r€ognizeyourva1uetoday.lt's i time when you'll know your Get out m a crowd today . You need to make thescene with lots i,ork is appreciated. j #- _TVV June 21-July fl) CANCFR 20 ---•• HAVFT -' - Joint ventures are excellent thoroughly enjoy yourself. - 17 18 VAk6VR if you'll dig for it. Sanford Florida 32771 —Price 20 Cents Ir ding day for you. Seek out people you want to be with, Tlw concealed and can only be won It 1 611111 ' " 69th Year No 9) Sunday December 5 1976 SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. (Iisturb you or disstuide you rare time 21) Anything difficult for you to A from your purpose. conquer in the past should be no unyou have when attacked with vigor today ce rtainties. (,F 1lNl \1iy 21 June 20 1 You're now equal to the task CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. Take nothing at face value is 19) A very personally re e prize you seek today. Th of sailors 8 leralcl Evefling]H undertakings today. You can -3 6 24 3 1re wards for something good windfall. SC OV fl you e done. Since you're the tune to tell Pee: win a Now's lucky you coWd even how you really feel a, game of chance. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) things. They're ready to nri You're in harmony with over backward to help you attain i t yourself today. Nothing 37 Official records 39 Hand Care in it Tel --- - 'I 2 I manufacturing 50 Water grass 51 Longs )sl) 36 Nuclear agency (abbi) 53 Math flt)OI to Divisiort artful form cumstance. It will affect your OSiOL iNlarch 21-April 19) future life and permit others in uld be the (Jay )ou reap the home to share In your fly BERNICE BEDE K 45 Ear part 46 Not up 28 One billionth 47 Multicolored (prefix) 29 Hymn's finale 48 Metric foot 30 Not as much 49 Patron saint pigment Fruitless Make a choice 8 Hemorrhage Expel 31 C opperfield s 7 9 6 7 A I E I I 19 Helps 20 Seaman I Political group 22 Energy unit 2 Noel 23 Morning song 3 Mohammedan 24 Small valley prince 25 Australian 4 Sights birds 5 Lacking 27 Bandy 23 - All F T DOWN 22 111 Hail ..: A T 60 Bobs 20 Wyoming mountain range 21 Go astray j 1iBERNlCEIWDEoSOl. beverige 57 Foreboding 58 Swirl 16 Morsel 17 This (Sp) 18 Positive : j If:I iIi!1 52Newspaper iTTN notice (abbr) C 0 1 1 A N 5 3 L ight touch _ 'N Of 54 Joy circuit SUNDAY EDITION HOROSCOPE M duty 8 Seethe 12 Nubble r 6M Answer to Previous Pwile i IN 7 1RED \.ONTBS ABLE O SLEEP L - &_• f I, - , Around The Clock Dear Abby 4-A Ifortiscope t Women 4-C (11\ MANAGElt WARREN F k\O%%I F S HIS CONCEPT �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 -. Mayor, 2 Commissioners To Be Chosen Herald Staff C andidates: Sanford city voters Tuesday ill select a mayor a nd two city commissioners for four-year terms each in the city election Tuesday, Ju1IanSnstrOm incumbent six-year city commissioner, is being opposed by architect James MelvIn, 42, for the Seat one With 8,2718 voters eligible to cast ballots in the election, City Clerk Henry Tarnm Jr. is predicting a 30-35 percent turnout at the berth on the city commission. A four-man race for the Seat two city commission post is on the civic center polling place ballot with Gordon Meyer, 49, completing his seventh year on U city commisulon, challenged by Larry D. Blair, 30, owneroperator of a pet shop; E. 0. (Eddie) Keith, 59, salesman at a A Final Look r .. of a --•• t I - _____ • I I : - .4 Kore an . Sus,_ . ____________ pe - - . ."1111, MOORE ct ---- -. M I M 4 '"I - '__•\. anaturallandmark.Hesaidhisarchitecturalknowiedgecouldbe to the city. 'I've been trained to find economical solutions to problems," he id. - an asset - sa Stenstrorn said studies done by five architects showed it Is not feisibleto repairand restore the old city hall. A nativ,! of Sanford, - J bus iness community when! could." MEYER _______________ 4 / i i ARCHITECTS It. DANIEL IIARNLY AND JAMES SWICKERATII: THEIR CONCEPT . L I . ... in the city government. Known as "Mr. D" he says he personally sees no color and is for all the people. - "The poor and the blacks don't get afair shake here," he said, .-. . claiming the city government Is "one-sided." Keith's political philosophy is "Do the best to make Sanford a place to be proud of." With his place of employment in the city for I I MELVIN WV Have Bu get' (Continued from Page 1-A) budget. I , McPherson, Mrs. Peg Mrs. Dorothy Raines, EmmaHaliandMrs.o.G:Bryant , SCA A 0 S U.S. . Mrs. Mary . Wins (;ran • • Action Inc. has been -'- awarded a federal Ll grant of 15S3J I by the C01111111unity Services Ii Ii Administration I? 4x- , . : • announced Complete rmod.fIng s•rvtc•s Carpods ttdIddon. Roo m : SAVE WITH BILl-RITE! HERE'S HOW Flodds and tarrsily rooms S Costs reduced through volume buying. • Bedrooms, baths and kitchens can start work at onco Our own .klil.d wotmsn FINANCING! TERMS UP TO 12 YEARS !SLO-COOkER - Your Call today Ior a horns does not have to be paid for to You ITilist be written 'no romodellng siou"o 10414111 and got a t B*n SLO- COOKER' (4 quart, P" flotJigng unti the job isdonel (no other . "A not bWkk INSURED ALL WORK GUARANTEED I ' r , . .. . / ) Calnowop.rstoca.nduty 24 calli .v.ryday. Tampa Office' 298-5410 C311 87 3710-A Silver Star Rd. woman witness with whom tempted sexual battery, a Krell was accused of tampering ksser and included offense as the woman Palmer is ac- .7. , 4 IA! • 11 ' --• -- M ac hi nes (fir) clinic says the federal judge who An industry spokesman who made the announcement day also ano therrecorrfwLild beset iam ll iam 2-9277 3405 Hendefson Olvd. Tampa's Ia'Qhofs rnnod,lqrs 69, 20 year, LLO FO 537 u STMK IN OUR CLASS IFIEDS ECTI ii ON r F R p corning year, said Tom . SMART SELLERS HAV E A STAR borne, thie group's executive vice preWdent. The ojected t ins. is 214.5 million crop or was — _____ employed as a service Langford was subsequently dealers) In Sanford ap Volusia County sheriff' s proached one the vomcn at deputies. Bennett said. the nightclub and offer ed to se ll A spokesman for the Volusia her some reduced cost. County sheriff's department of ' •. - - . . HAIL . . TO THE *• ,, The woman and a friend confirmed early Saturday that reported they then ac- 1,angford hadbeencharged with lompanied Langford to the sexual battery and was being store, Bennett said, where C. IDEAS . WITH THEIR mART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STA RSI the held in lieu of $5,000 bond In the first woman was locked in the Volusia County Jail. I Cha rge Dropped . CLOWN Given InShoofing Case i Alty. Abbott the form of hashish charge. herring's office has ('ourt records show that Herring's dropped the charge last week alter receiving a laboratory dropped a felony drug against Siesta L 1 Ballard. 24,01200 Valencia Dr., Fern Park. Ballard bad office report showing the subbeen scheduled for trial this week Incirc-uit court on the possession of marijuana In Sat DEC Ii 630 PM A Rodg ers 4 HimmerIlein Song Beck MACRAE StarringGORDON & Res Orchestra • 7th Sevii S6 so $5 so SA so SANFORD CIVIC CENTER SEAT 2-CITY COMMISSION : 'i : ,, JAN 530PM ~tN 0* Stmik had tit) prior crillunal . Joy ikil 64 of 11113 retlJr(I but said. I (hInt robbtrs on just probatien 30 Pu h Mickey Efts Gidderis. 14, of Orlando. was sk'ntenet-,I to 34) months in prison plui 30 niuntNs probation on a guilty plea to the June 24 deliver) of illegal - GORDON - '- -. Aud '011um The FRED WARING Show -, • ' • irs.isiiiti •a a JOHNNY MA T HIS MI & Orchestra r . • . - . r rJsi.i in Concert . . ' ,, . 'I - Res Seats Sa 50 S? so S6 5~ two said p I e a- b a r g a i n i n g negotiations for about two munthsi. I %; cs trying to ge t eli minate d m oney to p i'. thus protecting Bell from a He said he received kg mandatory three-year prison juries last motorcycle accident. year in a sentence -tad the prose It. results 11 Defense • Willi m Judge Hosemann Lonimented Friday when placing Bell on CarTienter told the 'court that probation that "the uffense Gidden5, arrested in the anireally boil ed down, I think, to phetainines case by federal .. an aggravated assault. In other cases, I)ouglas Administration agenti. has been "cooperating helping S4unue1 Shenk , 8,of N.Y., was sentenced to three law enforcement b reak Responded to the recreation needs of our City's youth by Park. Demonstrated a common-sense approach L,ward the maintenance of our great city and the quality tile s enjoy. A A S 'es Seats $7 $6 55 of 1 a year in prison plus 12 years illegal drug traffic in central Floridia." probation for robbery. Judge Hoikmiatin noted fruin "HE RESPONDS TO YOUR CO GORDON - NOW IN THE LOBBY OF THE il i : A Juhmon of money and a 1973 agents in an Aug. 4 raid at model Ballard sresldencetsnota southwest Seminole. drug B an k 10) East Fi rs t Street arrest, Downtown Sanford Giddemi had been held in jail Bunnell Road in without bond following his in the itniJudge Hosemann noted that phetariiine, auto on ional 01' Sanford At a it c Nat ' case robbery of James 1 TICKETSTICIALL PERFORMANCE$ AND SEASON TICKETS ON SALE came to June 2 N 'ai r 114* 1`1 NCERNS! VOTE I . :,Jil': Sept. 13 the report that Diddens record trial. The charge was shows "all kinds of problems in made in connection with the California" including a 1973 when IL ' The city's tax millage hai decreased o,,rr the se%eu )eam he has served. Shenk pleaded guilty to the a pre-sentence investigation charge ' 430PM assuring the construction of basketball courts and tennis COUJIS In Ft Mellon to Concert $ho*Cis,rstSnan,,a ai Seaer,ei. Daytona Beacn 32015 SlsowCase Mail guilty plea Pd Pl Ad - i ' MARCh ' by Campaign Tr,,yr,q : ir 11111111111 ui r ri un rrr - . .•ci- t I' CARES! amphetamines at an apartment Spriti' "You've ken i drug puhtr Police said hots "ere fired Into a house during .ui for a long time,"hlos'arii inn told Gddens But Gidden argument over a $2 debt Defense attorney' Chris Ray responded, "i was only into it Sn rED 6 1 30 PM Peioo .. at Altamonte stauce seized by sheriff' s controlled sz.bstance. SHOWS) $21 Herald Photos by ______________________________________________ at • Plus These ShowCase Extras Season Subscribers May Deduct 51.00 Per Ticket & Enjoy Choicest Seating' 4p • $26 • ' - • is so. Si SO SEASON TICKET PRICES (ALL 5 - . ISubsci,ibilpirs deduct i1I) . - -- Cl . 5 3 pIa:'cre!o CC- es Seats $6 so- • :, . - tires at State W .' 30 PM Oe' rr OIIiIIh YICJOA ROAfi Eighth St., entered the plea (X-t. Hoscinann said the prukm Police were still at the scene when, around 4 a.m., Langford 12 before his scheduled trial on sentence will be concurrent Volusta County sheriff's and the second woman drove by a Charge of attempt ed murder with a three-year term given deputies around 4 a.m. the store, Bennett said. The of Swiniel Jackson with a pistol. Giddens in (X-tob-Lr at Tampa young . A Langford, 708 Laurel Avenuit., was taken into custody by on M YOR OF S NFORDMan Of AITIOn Tui MAR IS - I . - By 1101) LLOYD Saturday after the alleged officer said the second woman assault in that county, reportedly ignored Langford's Bennett said stories told by or de rs to drive and pull ed . khe two women indicate Into the parking lot of the tire lrr -t':,, .or I i-.1 r 4 a, !s!- TmeEie'; jr, 'Ile PC?, RA 111 Ikruld Staff Writer called a friend in the police Bennett said Charles Ra y auxiliary I Glittering, Glamorous ANDLER & MUNG with Orchestra - '1, Stafford issued ip 40 By Mail lnFIor.d4saMrA%h0rr0dtIiverV Allothef rnja Ions for the 1975-76 marketing season are a "plus factor" the In3ttysksto market lta biggest cro in history this The All New. I L (Subscribers deduct III) manager at the Goodyear Tire arre-sted and turned over to allegations of use of a fireann, bi Us. ________________ during the comlngseuon. 4i . tence for one Mouths. Wed & Thurs,FEB 16417 630PM r that Langford, who reportedly store on First Street. $2 lo. 6 M.>ntfls, $1670 17 Sc-a ___________ sentence, withheld adjudication Evening Ileauld ',' fith, IJ 441 A 64- year-old Sanford roan A 227-year-old Sanford was taken has been charged with sexual into Volusia County. where the has ken placed on 10 years proba t ion by Circu i t batte ry after he reportedly alleged assault took place. Judge A.J. Hoseniatin Jr. on his lured two riightclub employes to Bennett said Sanford police n auto tire dealership early discoered the first soman degree murder 1 ~ 'turday. accord.ing to Sanford locked in the stor after she shooting incident Police Pt!. Richard Bennett. sentence Investigation for, maximum five-year prison S.ond Class Postal, Pad at Sanford. Florida 32771. Res Seats $6 .0 $5 SO $4 50 ' First Daytona Beach A In Sex • JiI'JX) Awl Seats S,10.$9. ss (subscribers dedact $I) threw the 'Sanford Man Held s no contest plea to witness year. ,4"I , /. Jt. ial. — The Feminist petition, tampering, a third degree The court ordered a pre- felony punishable by a P ublished Daily And Sunday, 11cept Saturday and Christma's Day UY The Sanford Herald. Inc . 100 h French Ave . Sanford . Fla ilyll ''• ,.! ''Y , the clinic because they feared the col-n- Rutberg worked out the anything." The court accepted - World Famouv • bi.. u' 4' p•,/,, • .,. . . .SANTA CLAUS TAKES A PUBLIC BATH -i - Wedriesaday. 'Me health center's $100,000 damage sui . so (Subscribers deduct III) y') CJ had Krell told Judge onann Defense lawyer Gerald o Friday that '1 Ididn't do December 5. _________ s he signs the declaratory judgement, to e counts. Sunda 1 Res Seats 16 50. 15 50- $4 iSubsc?tb,rs deduct II) — , ' _______ ' Li.s. D is is trict mc Judg (1 W i for trials Atty. Claude dropped the at later dates In circuit court remaining two capital felony. here. has achieved record Wes in frozen concentrated orange juice for the sixth consecutive . '. 411111 Friday a written order explaining why he had dismissed the suit late Tuesday. The case been scheduled for a Jury trial starting Van Hook - i •t r ca se out f court. one 'sexual battery count. cused of raping. Palmer Li docketed Assistant State Monroe; no date has been sd i. I five doctors of conspiring to close its abortion . Arie.,-- 'si :IIJLL.x.. EF Women's Health Center failed to meet strict legal standards of proof in its suit accusing Jess Monroe pleaded guilty to at: Hook h 4- I I ttLL%il!tI).DL't4 Other court files identify the negotiated ea with Van that was approved by the court -. Abortion Clinic Suit Nixed '4 s -. .. . be draw n up overnight b attorneys in the case. I 22. 330 77 '.,,. - • '- Palmer year sentence for Monroe with on prostitution incest and rape eight years in prison and the charges TOW swes of ln,l&5,ln 'th&s claim) Orlando Ottice LAKELAND, (AP) Florida Citrus Mutual, representlng 16,000 growers, says It - remodeling financing. No mailer how Fo`ng YOU have Itiod In it ... I month cw 50 yows. And Bilt-Rile handes ev"hing. , • • st an 11-year-old girl to get only Novick Said remaining seven on probation. In the Friday hearing 3..f4.i ':1• Ile said the maching could be Unplugged as I for meting of the 15-year sen of guilty and suspended Record High We , Juice Sales At Close supervision and exp.ri Studies and dem I today. grant of 115,000 last August - LICENSED BONDED to fund next 12 months, it was .0 I ' — for two weeks. In another case before Judge Hosemann, Michael L Krell, 28, of Winter Park, walked out of hcco1rtrna nan Krell pleaded no contest to cepted by the court call for a 15- arrest of Charles Sem inole C0111111unity I - '" connect Celia Cain from a respirator which has maintained her breathing and heartbeat cash bond previously posted. Herring's investigator and told Ile told Monroe that he must, her shed better not doitagain however, turn himself in at and get involved.' county jail in Sanford by 5 p.m. Novick alleged that Krell Jan. 3, 1977. interfered with the proditution The plea negotiations ac- ring probe that resulted in the ii for FERRANTE & TEICHER __ ' .-.-e-- iau P4q All JACKSONVILLE (AP) — A circuit judge says a 26-year-old woman being sustained by life-support systems should be allowed a death with dignity. Judge John Cox ,;aid Friday that he'll sign an order today permitting physicians to dis- in KEITH : for to warring factions ac :f c Off Life-Suppor s t Mrs. R. A. Smith, Mrs. Grace H. Brewer, Mrs. Martha Raborn, alleged incidents on April 30. purse. Novick said Krell found Circuit Judge A. J. Hosernann out. the women, whom he Pete Bukur, Mrs. Lucille Pearson, Philip Beasley, Mrs. Ruby , Sit '. charged that the physicians conspired to close DeLATTIBEAUDIERE ' '- A Hammerle, Mrs. Gladys Cooper, Mrs. Johnnie Elam, Miss Ethel Jr. allowed Monroe to remain claimed is a girlfriend, had Ak I" Israel. ' BR I ' -- 'l- I['nFI In troducing the ShowCas. Season Buy All S Shows — Save .G P/ea Deal Gets Man Years it Li•èi•lpuiu, i Il ''' Wt 01 . It,rirJ - * .1 "We, as clients," said the near future, but would be a , ilIJTh1 u r rja pt. 1,.,d'w probably would not be done in BY ROBE lOVE) Herald Staff Writer 1976-77 CONCERT SHOWCASE ;.'s' S. TUESDAY DEC. 7th Save The 0 Y HaiiII presentation was the possibility that the section of Park Avenue . IPI - - . < j Also part of Knowles' on I l.- , ac- - r each other of shooting first cused that the state at. community what we have taken out. I got involved in the city in eight years In prison. torney's office was In1968 beca use I want ed to be part of Sanf ord's future growth and Richa rd Monroe, 47, now vestigating an alleged south lidieve I ha , somethin g to contribute, living in New Jersey, was Seminole pr ostitution ring I just hope the people of Sanford go to the polls and exercise cused of the sex rises in an Sept. 22 and a woman who had their right to vote," Meyer said. , indictment returned by the been subpoenaed totestify went The polls at the civic center will be open from 7a.m. to 7 p.m. Seminole County Grand Jury to Krell's motel room at on Aug. 25 connection with Altamonte Springs. for her Poll workers are: Mrs. F.E.IluumiljatSr., clerk; and inspectors, - WNDB,r. WONJ 1150 STEREO 94.5 in assoc with W James Bridges Presents peacekeeping army. Spokesmen u - Room UEIHIJT, Lebanon (AP) — fl ar e '.een ared between . rightists in and rightists north and south Lebanon Saturday in 'iolation of a bordering I . former Altamonte Springs man his five-min te court ap Meyer said he has an' honest and since re desire to listen to the acc used of three capital felony pearance people and Is willing to help solve the peoples problems. counts of sexual battery upon Assistant State Atty. Jay "I feel each one of us has a responsibility to put back into the _______________________________________________ truce force trying to bring an end to the 19-month-old civil war, moved quickly to curb the violence in the north but stayed ou tt of the e souUiern regions of new businesses in the community. "I don't know how much one Sanford has accepted plea negotiations that call for a felony witness-tampering in ill id. - the presidential . 30 sears Keith said he has seen Sanford deteriorate If elected, he hopes to work to correct drainage problems, but not by a method that would require increased taxes. "Empty sores stressrneh said, adding he would encourage loca t ion STENSTROM Sunda at I p.m. The Syrian dominated Who Needs An Airplane? I —-. Fire two- week-old ceasefire imposed by an Arab "I take a'look-before-you-leap' attitude to situations and try to building conforming to the m6. - sioners he will prepare a be fair to all concerned. If elected, I would look to the future not construction budget. It is not three-Wmensional drawing of just the particular situation at hand," Blair said. space and not the architect's his Idea of the city hall for them Delattibeaudiere insists it is "time for a change" In Sanford's feeling that will govern the.cost. to view after the architects said city government. "Everywhere you look it is evident that change We have set the budget," they would be unable to draw is necessa Y." Knowles stressed. such a sketch. 14 RM _________ office said Park had accepted the resignation of KCIA chief Shin Jik- soo and that Shin was being replaced by Construction Minister Kim League C • • director, will be grand news on SR-434 at Hayes Road Wi th 33 units participating, it Is expected to be the largest parade in the city', history. The annual Christmas parade In DeBary, sponsored by the ry Department. I UhedUkd for next I an ieitists . ment more and that he would try either a newslett e r to the people Knowles, "have established a good Idea toward the end of the letting them know what he was dothg, why tax money was being construction budget. The ar• century. spent, and soliciting feedback from the public. chitect is bound to bring in a Knowles to1d the com• I - New fighting ( polntments." Blair says the people should be brought into the city govern- / f' I -. klevision a Miss Florida and Kirby (Sky King) Grant will be featured in the event. U. S. FLAGSHIP BANK'S WIN' the work," Stenstrom said. "And I have always supported the out any of the planned "ap- Knowles, however, said this BLAIR '. '1 I Stenstrom said during his tern. in c'ic. he has attempted to McClanahan said on between the Sanford City Hall make Sanford a place where anyone co ul d be proud to live. slderatIon sho ul d be given to and Seminole Co unty Cour" I have never had a complaint from a constituent that I have reducing the size of the thouse could be closed off and not followed through on I respect the rights of the people and love building ra ther than cutt ing made into a pedestrian mail. I . ' . . r. New Lebanon Fighting drainage ...., ken Brown, Jae-kVu, a retired armil. general. city s What is good for Sanford is good for the people who live here," Melvin said. Melvin believes ' J ,, today replaced the head of the South Korean Central Intelligence Agency (MCI )which has beep to infuene bu Jg AI area. money • cabinet shakeup President Park Chung bee ___________________ ! ..-. re- the 5_ c .. ri A ..i,ie, • A brief announcement from stagnant and accused Sanford officials of abusing the citizens. He said the city should be the first to move for the development of downtown Mel vi n said federal will be necessary to solve th e problems. Ian11OOper:entforSanfordandnotfor the[ndjvdualpeopie - * it' tile U.S. Congress. Skop said when officials stay in office too long they become SKOP A . 'i.,. Winter Springs Fire Chief Charles Holzman will be • f where all streets except those needing extensive drainage work were paved, and the proposed new $1.3 million city hall. He said the city is in a firm fiscal position and has a g d credit rating. Among his goals for the city's future are a dral:age perhaps with federal funding. There are a lot of good things about being a small-town - - r One Moore R:e:: : 'b::accomplishment a! the city during his tenure in office was the city-wide street paving program. - 7 i Os S Fires hnked to stop construction of that mon strosity 'ofa city hail. lie said the new building rather than being co nstructed at the site of the old city hail should be built in one of the blighted areas of the city contending this would aid the do in getting federal funding for the project. - -• . G. Delattibeaudlere, 5%, a con- - — the Christmas season. The Sunday, while Winter Springs and DeBary plan their parades for Dec. 12 and Dec. 19, respectively. The AltomontCuselbe Chamber of Commerce pa rade will begin at 2 p.m. Sunday at th e Altamonte Mall and will proceed east on SR 43d to the Seminole Plaza In Casselberry. Parade marshal wi ll be Charles Glascock; '. .. . TJ* IN -. , , I More Parades Jib WORLD . , public office. _•--- — Four more area cities are planning parades to celebrate On the ballot for the office of mayor will be incumbent Lee P. Moore, 53, president of Chase and Co. and completing his ninth year In office, being challenged by Harry Skop, publisher eeywspa and unsuccessful in to prior attempts to writer Surday, Dec.i, I76-3 ' if.,. 6, A The Sanford B l)ONN, ESTES !!inu Herald, Sanford, FL A • .la_ �The Seminole Scene Evening HerWd t)'inright disil1wiuning. 'that's what it is. Bordering on dishonesty. And sneakiness. Any one Sunday, December 5. l976—.A 9 H''ni&' FkIiver Week. S. .rntl.. MnUi, $2 10. t M.'nth. $1-i Year. $2.40 } T.til In Florid.i same .is home deliver, •i ether mail: Month. $270; "furries" by Herald Women's Editor Jean Patteson on Fnday. "Baby. It's Cold Outside," read the headline. And so it was for most of the week. But these omen were lucky. They obviously knew better. So vie ts Eye Carter And Burns There Is a populist suspicion of central banks and central bankers which undoubtedly would support Jimmy Carter if he tries to sack Arthur Burns. That could lead to a fight like that between Andrew Jackson and the Bank of the United States nearly 150 years ago. like Jackson, Carter could emerge the winner after a long struggle. But such a fight could cost him more than he won. The first effect of any presidential attempt to achieve immediate political control of the Federal Rescrve system would be horror in the business and financial community. The independence of the "Fed" Is a pillar of confidence for Wall Street. The root is likely to tall on any president who tries to pull it down, and Carter Is too smart to want that while trying to restore health to the economy. It would be best for the country if the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board and the new president try to get along. giving a little on both sides. Bw tedhe may be willing (odo that. And , the President-elect. Both are stronj-willed men, but they are wise enough to see that in these circumstances compromise and conciliation will serve their purposes better than criticism and controversy. BERRY'S WORLD w The Clock I NORM LSIIItIN - ttf Now that the I i'a.n i'- tare it t1i;i be time ti turn our thoughts again to all the Suvinnt's w e's'e known, or ever will know I mention ('brict eii sp'cifio'.ijy because' if it wasn't for women, the Sui.aniies, it's doubtful there would be such a bountiful Christmas spirit. Women get into all the bubbly, Christmas-treedecorating. card-sending spirit of the •vent, while semite men just ''Bah Humig" it, or like J.P. I)onleas'y's ''Gombeen If Jimmy Carter's first two cabinet apVance and Lance — are any inpointments dication, we could be in for a poetic presidency. - 1 lorida' RAY CROMLEY f JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Congress: Self-Help Experts _",.! .. . , :\ . .1 I " ,-,~ . , . C. F".. ' .">'" .. ,.-...~ . y~.., • 11...3. - I :'- .:4 . ' .1 .1 tt." )77 I fr _______ __ __________ . ,., -tr %hop might want to back a newcomer uncertain!,f :, .. I 4 . ;I' ;.t 3: '' '. ' ' ' . , ,. : .' .' 'XI 1'. ""' ..' ,SJ. , , , 1. :,' 'fU..?: , ' ,G r,,•, certain or . ij -J'''' ';4 h - - -• 'j''t9 -. - I. ',' ,,, -Irregularities especially in dealing with campaign by influential members of the Congress, ' _______ _______ ( . '" - " , -. ' - — '.. ''i' '.,'-;' - - 1. ij ' THE LONDON ECONOMIST 'Okay, now, then," said the coach at his pre-gaziu' peptalk, "when you go out on that field today I want you to take pride in )our record We're undefeated, and that means something. Think about that many other teams can say they have no losses' I want you to keep that thought upperm os t in your rnind,s today think 'undefeated' on every play. "Now let's get out there and win thi, rsl garlic the season!"' For Seminole County's Fearless Foreshadowers, the record is not so niodest A few weeks ago they took a stab in this space at predicting whether remarks by Schoo l Supt. William P. Bud) Layer to the district school board constituted a foreshadowing. The question was whether it could be accurately inferred from Layer's corn'ients that school board negotiators would elect all or part of a compromise proposal urned it unsnarling contract disputes uAven ieee MilOOl administration anti the Seminole Education Association SEA) Four days after the piece appeared, Chief Negotiator Ernest Cowley and his Ge ts B - management ba rgaining team spurned five of six re'coniiinendations submitted by state mediator Douglas Stowell of says "The heritage Inn." You can barely see it from the highway. • • S County government's Blue Ribbon Panel. The names are in, and attorneys will meet Monday morning to advise the coun ty of the best way to handle $7-million in lawsuits re3ulting from last year's jail fire, Here's the list of lawyer-type committee uiienibers: Bill Colbert - So call the Foreshadowers 1-0 for the ''season." And it's time for an other effo rt , The a ct ion by Cowley's negotiating team threw a wrench into swift settlement of the contract impasse, which has dragged on since August. SEA members had overhe.'lminglv accepted the special master's million already being paid. And the special master said in his report that he had ,potted $7 4 million which he felt was ,evailal)Ie' to acconiniocJate the inr('LsCi S res-omiini*'ndetl," Layer Intel Steiwell during his hearings in Sanford hat the school district's $52 million 1976-77 budget Just couldn't take uch abuse. 'We ha'. e.' gut to have what I call I ,i.,,.i . ,,, ,, ,, f never be able' to generate enough money from 'ax revenues to keep the school systeni operating.'' In the wings, the five-member school board panel has been waiting. They have heard all this, or have read of it It's a tough task these.' days to keep one self in an ivory tower, particularly if you are an elected official. Layer advised the board ''neil to be influenced by what you read in the press," but the've been watching as th e irious actors* strutted and fretted their 60 minutes on the boards And now the spo tlight swings to them l'olhossinga public hearing "at which the' parties shall be requir ed to explain their positions with respect the" s pecial nliaster's findings, the board will ha'. e' ti finally decide the point_s at issue l'h' ha'.t' ,ijl the recommendations in hand, including a set frctiii SEA President 'te illiani Moore which parallel the re.'p-il 1 findings, although Executive I)irector FE. Gene Grooms said his organization was not completely happy with the 29-page report . Th e next step was for Layer to present Stowell's recomniniien&j,'itio ns to the school board, along with h is own. Th at has now bee n done, and of the five contract items still in question. Layer ignored the s pecial master's suggestions either completely - or in part on all but one That item, involving class size, was one - where' the state mediator called for acthe school board's final bargaining proposal. lii other areas, the su pe rintendent's ceptance of on pleinents. Altogether, Steiwell's recommended increases in wage's and be nefits for the SEA aniounte'el to $373,148 above' the $21 I ,t,,r the' special master .t the public hearing, both soles will L.' able to thresh out the thornier questions, i least o the extent clarifsing their reThI*'uti'. C peeiitions Ri,,rl iiie'tiit 'rs of '. Parties & Politics p Lawmakers Are Tardy .-."' r p t - I Asif this were not e$iough,,lrs Foreman also favors a federal land-use program, a slowdown in the building of nuclear power plants, stricter auto emission laws, expansion of the food stamp program and' a comprehensive national health insurance program, JACK ANDERSON 1: +1 P1 I UH %A %-3 . A T, I y Z) . I . 11 ___ According to the SEC testimony, Eastland nas on the financial ropes. By 1971, hlomex had also promised 'to lobby former Agriculture irned to the Farm Home Administration for Secretary Ear l Butz and es-Attorney General to avoid bankru pt cy. The plan was to have John Mitchell on Homes's behalf. As chairman it agency foot the bill for modular home of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Eastland . wielded tremendous influence with Mitchell. t to bail out the company, because Homes's Butz and Fxtland are so close that when the ts cost too m uch to bui ld. senator was late for the ag ricul t ur e secretary's Homes then turned to Eastland for help. swearing-in ceremony, Butz delayed the event nipeny ferried the senator around in its cot-- until Eastland arrived, according to the rate jet. It also rehired fora fat $50,000 a year testimony. '' i Eastland crnny, Thurston tittle, who had - personally go into it e was on the flomex payroll until after he was tock even ftugh its executives knew the firm Yanowitch said he had good reawn to be en fired earlier, according to the testimony, awed by Eastland. In another Stirling HomexHomes vice president, Harold connected pr oject , East land closed the deal with nowitch, told SEC Investigators t ha t 's a single telephone call. A former ' Rep. Vince F'echtel if(- Let'sburgj and Sent. John Vogt I)- Cocoa Beach) to 'how up. -Ihe ame of the ine,eting was set for 3 p ni Miss Wilson arrived at 3' 23 and Fechtel a bo ut the sam e time At 3:28 in walked Vogt. Five minutes later, after the legislators had shaken hands all around, the ineeting was called to order. e the proposed flew him around the country In their jet and paid factory would be located in his home state. "All I part of the rent on IARue's Wa%Wngton apartasked," Eastland told us, "was that tAttle told us that Eastland did not know that h . . . (Butz) Butz said it coist too nine' r the' '. inte 'i hiattaway was on time an d made exI ment, Yanowitch stated, cuses for lus colleagues, sa)ing that .Nfiss Wilson and Vogt were apparently detained - in Florida," Vogt said. ''I specifically am interested in broadening Florida's economic base and creating more join Vogt said he would work to assure am The political forum, sponsored by the' lAntgw'oud Groves Civic Association in Iongwocxl last week appeared at first blush to be well-attended despite the bitter economic upswing would not I& overl~ Luld in the enclosed pavillion across from detrimental to Florida's environment Vo was also named to the hle'alth an d Rehabilitative Services and Education ('ommiiittees, the firehouse. At one point In the evening persons could be countedin attendance But, assuniing that the candidate we're present Fechtel writes that he hits been Informed hoping to gain a few votes, it ii;t_, ,t h.v~v " that the public library system in Seminole ben a sad disappointme.'nt has been in the past, adding that he has lires'ard Comity delegation which had 14ficials were separated from the total in atten( ance.', the actual number of mi- Uttle would then order Ifornex Eastland, maintlimning that the senator did send not amore,"' jet to Washington so It could take the senator.. use the Jet more than "two or three times." down to Mississippi," In addition, Eastland denied that he ever "i would thetimes senator use of our plants discussed the construction deal with Mitchell. well over asay den at had least," Yanowitch taken steps to i nsur e that the li brar y system will receive adequate state funding. arrival. One had to wonder %by Vogt, who had been chai rman of both delegations, set one meeting in Rre'.'ard for 2 p.m. and been scheduled for 2 p.m No excuse was given for E'echtcl's late Your project some testimony charges. Little supported another in Se'nmiinole for 3. But in the sworn testimony. Yanowitch clainis that Eastland "said to me '1 will get John Mit. chell Into this thing an d, .we sho uld he able to make this thing happen.' Now these were his words to me," Yanowitch contends that if Eastland did not . Wk to Mitchell, LaRue did. In fact, it has been reported that in early 1972 , LaRue and Mit chell flew to Miami In the Homes Jet. "Fred LaRue, urston Little, Rubel Pfitp Th iaid. "it cost a lot Or money to send a plane down ..We thought the project was going to be moved along by (Eastd'S) Interceding for us. Th at was the purpose of doing it:' Footnote: Little told us that he was not aware that Eastland contacted Butz, It was former . Agriculture Undersecretary Phil Campbell whom Eastland talked to, little insists, clainis that Eastland's memory is not as goodlie as Me.-Owhile. Vogt has been named to 4air the Senate Economic, Conmuitunity . d Consumer Affairs Committee. Vogt said he foresees the unportant cornunittee playing a major role in improving 'lida's economic development, "We need to reaffirni our connitinent to investment and ind ustrial development once was. 41$ have every opportunity to get the full scoop on itie remaining impasse items. And what will they do" Is there any foreshadowing which can be observed and interpreted" During l ast week's meeting, pa nel ists were advised by school board attorney Douglas Stcnstronii as to what procedures would be involved at the hearing, what stricut ores the board must o pe rate under (flU Inc Mope.' (It their po wer as di ctated by Florida law Panel ('hiirnian Davie Sims and innmediate past chairman Robert G 'Bud) F e'ather did the bulk of the questioning during Stenstrom's presentation, D we ha ve to accept (the superinte'nide'nt'-, recommendations— Sims -- ;Liked at one po int. Sten,strorn, using roundabout legalese, replied that the' hoard didn't have to accept ui'. 1 the re' riiin,'nilations be fore it 'Can we write our own " Sunts per- sistesi Stenstront said the board would be free amend or restructure existing to recommendations or to reformulate them entirely, if desired. Sims and Feather have demonstrated in the past that while elected to the board as representatives of the people which - includes protecting the public tax dollar — they have substantial empathy with 'individual petitioners" who appear before' them in various capacities. Feather and Sinus supported the complaint of a three-year librarian at Jackson heights Middle School who said she was denied tenure last spring without receiving adequate explanation or proper evaluation from her superiors. But panelists E.C. Harper Jr., Allan K e'et h and Pat Telsoni out vet eel them on the uiiattc'r, 3-('-2. This could be a valid foreshadowing. Sims and Feather may once again spearhead representation of those who've been opposed by Layer and his administration, seeking impartiality and true compromise, striving to be fair the petitioners while maintaining their public trust. But what kind of support will they get" They need one additional vote from the remaining panel members. No recent indicators have surfaced to foreshadow that likelihood. The other board members might support Layer's reconnziiendat ion s "ipso facto," or they might not. Past p.,'rfonnances, the personalities involved and the subjects at Issue make it Appear that should Feather and Sims Indeed point toward overriding some of th e to - superintendent's recommendations they will receive the necessary support or; no n: -r- than, ,ne of the four contested - it cii: OUR READERS WRITE Firehouse Problem We 11 3%v L4',,'fl i;i'inh*'rs if the Seminole - Goldenrod Volunteer Fire Association since its beginning. While we objected to the takeover by Seminole County two years ago and our having to pay twice, dues then taxes, for fire protection, we had to accept it. We may not have good protection in this .crea when the county can no longer rent the Association's bwldjng The Board f Directors, over the members' ohjectieens, refuses to give the building to the county but are asking $23,100 which the county says they cannot pay. While we don't favor giving the counts anything ordinarily, we do feel we' have paid for the local fire protection and the Board is under moral obligation to see we get it because the should represent us. We i[iei not pay the due's to go to any charity, civir project, iniiagined debts. or someone's pocket Any use of our .Lssets, building or monies for other 'han fire' protection is niilsapprupriatiwu % 4 funds Therefore the count', which is now responsible must be given the building Whether or not they reneged on their promise to find new facilities is irrelevant We the members are the county; we are the Association; we are the residents involved. Forcing us to build another station through more taxation is totally illogical, unjust and ridiculous, when we already have a good one in an excellent location constructed for that purpose Our inuncdiate neighborhood has many older fraiiie houses which could burn to the ground before a truck came or if, heaven forbid, one life were lost it would be worth many times the amount of this petty squabble If such a tragedy shotijil occur, a lawsuit might be in order, perhaps against the Association Board as well as Seminole County, so they should all consider themselves Thurston lie also confessed that he used Homes's jet, from Washington and say, 'I (tAttle) would call but only twice, not on a am "constant" basis as the now and we want to talk about with the senator SEC . - 0 from further away. If one home burned families. working supporters and public As for Eastland, he received ,-constant use of % ow a irpl anes - Once the nwnbers of t ;tri;!i(!.,tt,:,, itioir Florida Department of State's budget, as it approve it myself," 'I hat would be nice. And it represents one giant step towards better cornIii unicat ions with the populace .something Williams is vitally intrrctcl County %ill not be funded through the ,$t the organizational meeting of the much. So I said I couldn't ' I 'ount y Cam miuss It tsr I' re iii Ii .inI his family' made it through the: snow ill right to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. French's relative's in rrs , Pa,, outside Pittsburgh ''('coning K weather was fine," F'rt'ncti sail, going was rough It took thre I.e I -e the trip through the snow 'e'.'e.'r again in the w tiiu'' inch said. Derry is east of Pitt.tureJi, near Gret'nsburg and Latrobk' - . the an intermediary between the company and Sen. do llars in waiting patiently for their "servants" Sen hiiri Wilson (I-Merritt Island, State in July', senator were intimately Involved In, .pushing 1972. liomex officials have since been indicted on thisproject along," the fo multi-million-d ollar stock fraud charges. rm er Homes vice president swore, Eastland admitted that he talked to Bun, but In return for LaRue's help, Homes allegedly the sk, nator imis!cd that he spoke to the . tried to get a V5,000 agriculture secretary only becaus bank loan for him. They also eutor prtmured the Agriculture Department's Eastland." hired. little also contended that Yanowitch was trying to "smear the senator," iflC mg news at the first meeting of the Seminole ('omit>' Legislative delegation since the general election this past week was the unanimous selection by the group ,,%,if Altamonte Springs Democrat Robferl lIattaway' as the delegation's chairiii,m for the next year. But almost as interesting Was the 'ten,' in the courthouse county' e'oniuuiissiuii otiaiiiber 29 citizens, two children, a secretary' and assorted ublic officials - According to swum statements , to the Eastland insisted that his old pal I.Ittle "act as Securities and Exchange Commission, ~iwfion in MLuimippi. But the agency decided - I I • But this time EasWnd (Ld not come through (a P as expected, and the firm went bankrupt rominent Mississippi Republican) and the 0.-Miss., the dean of the Agriculture along with (former White House nate, used his tremendous political influence aidet Fred LaRue Into getting this project to nan attempt to bail out a company on the verge fly," if bankruptcy. Yanowitch also told SEC Investigators that me company had sold millions of —I "illuerice reaiiing WASHINGTON — In return for a few favors, Eastland (would) interfere in the Department of Sen. James Eastland, farm Home Administration to fund a modular n Sonietinies ou'el think information presented was printed in gold. I've r an ted about it much that Williams said he'd work on the matter and see if he couldn't conic up with additional info for the press. to to es ec Inc wishes of writers tit respect who do not want their names inprint. The F.'. cuing Herald also reserves the right to rdit letters ill eliminate libel or to conform ( spae'e' require-nit nts. --- - - --- action Dec. 5, 1976- 5 A Sunday, , -' phenomenal since work on the pipeline began two and a half years ago. Income per head, which had been around $5,000 in 1973, had reached $7,440 by 1975, compared with $5,040 for the country as a whole, and the pace of growth is It woul(I be nice, though, if access to all r'port_s and measures requiring cornmission .54,'fl' iccail, available' to the news media. so Genie Stephenson Phil Lagan A fifth appointment is sched ul ed to be made by commissioner harry Kwiatkowski. Commission Chairni:tn Itiek reebies ''' reconnmt'midations trimmed $1 00 off the $300 annual salary hi ke called for by Stowell; whacker! the pro po sed $200 yearly insurance contribution by the schoo l board to $160, and totally' decimated the s pecial master's suggestions wage sup- Tallahassee. so been Presently, coun t) department chiefs, and others, submit repo rts to the commission leaving the news media to fend for itself. - John Jones of - t.nterprise Institute, it is rather quixotic to expect a'Congress to vote rules which will hurt the chances of its own members to secure reelection. That is expecting too much of human nature. Newly-selected ('oriitnis.sIon Chairman I suk Williams has pledged to provide the news media with more detailed informat ion. -- - The voting members of the Commission are so chosen as to guarantee a stalemate on virWally every question of importance coming JUNEAU Alaskans have chosen the site of slowing down only now that the pipeline is 97 per before that body. Thus matters are settled not by their new capital; it is Willow, not far from legitimate problems." cent complete. Commenting on the proposed ACA, former some impartial group, but rather by the Anchorage and much nearer the center of A big price has been paid for this Congress by the men whose own election will population than Juneau, the boom. The Sen. Sam Ervin, D.-N.C., says its approach is present capital, population has grown 20 per cent as work on the be affected. As has been suggested by one ob- which is down in the south-eastern panhandle pipeline, paying around $1,000 a week, attracted "authoritarian," that it cannot work because server, it is like having wolves g ua rd the sheep and inaccessible except by air or water. there is "no such thing as a single, clear-c ut growth of government, pen. Interest of consumers In government decisionThe move to a valley where bear and moose federal, state and local, attracted even more. making." As a result, 95 per cent of more of the in- still roam is timed for 1980 when money will be Next year's breathing space will allow the cuinbents were reelected. This is more than in easier than it is this year. To build a new capital But Mrs. Foreman is so fanatically dedicated state to consolidate its gains. But the economic the 10 preceeding years, where re-election from scratch will not be cheap. to the Idea of an ACA that last year, when the plateau may not last long. Alaska has huge Opini on Research Corp. released a poll showing averages had been running at nin e out of ten. Alaska has been spending money lavishly; reserves of natural gas, 20 per cent of the 75 per cent of the public opposes such Challengers obviously didn't have much of a the present level of state expenditure, thanks to a new American total, and demand for gas exceeds consumer several oil-related taxes, is seven times what It chance before; they have less now. bureaucracy, she fired off a letter to even that for oil. the Federal Trade Commission denouncing this was in 1969 just before the leases for Prudhoe The next big battle will be over the route of These new re-election safeguards are on top Bay were signed with the oil companies, as "loaded" and demanding an "Immediate the gas of a vast panoply of advantages Congressmen pipeline. Will it run along the oil pipeline All the $900 million it received for the oil to Valdez, a route that would give most investigation." The commission, In effect, told have had For years — government contracts and leases emhas been spent: the oil tand the 20 cents ployment to Alaskans and taxes to the state, but Mrs. Foreman to get lost. jobs for influential groups and citizens, special for the state on each dollar's worth of crude) will would require liquefying the gas before shipping Carol Foreman has bragged that "in a good favors for individuals who influence votes, not start flowing until next summer; there is still it to California? Or will a pipeline be run through pense-paid trips to their states and districts to a risk that production week, I can offend Insurance executives, may have to be reined in if Canada to the Middle West, the route many infl uence voters, special office funds grocery manufact urers and energy which can the battle over experts prefer? A decision is hoped for by next officials." indirectly be used for campaigning, a staff paid solved by then.how it is to be got to market is not spring. for by the taxpayer which more often than not is Mrs. Foreman has also urged Congress tc This _______ used both directly and indirectly in cam- although would be a real blow' to the state, pass laws: forbidding business to rapidly write its governor, Jay S. Ilanunond, would paigning. lA'tt'rs the editor are sct'komed for off the costs of machinery; probably take it with equanimity, lie is worried taxing capital gains publication. All It-tiers must be signed, as ordinary income; increasing estate taxes for Efforts to change the system have been that the $1 billion a year expected by 1980 will be with a mailing address and. II possible, a the wealthy; eliminating all tax shelters; and noteworthy for their ineffectiveness. A frittered away, with none being set aside for Increasing the progressive nature telephone number the identity of the Professor Ralph K. Winter, of Yale Law School, future needs and future generations. of the Income wrjti'r uia'. be '.erlfjed. The Esenimig tax, noted in a debate sponsored by the American Alaska's economic growth has ii.. - '-i - There's a sign iii the corner of Park Avenue and Third Str ee t in Sanford that I.. School Board Forecaster Again Ponder'i'ng H is Omens dollar bureaucratic monstrosity has not become law, in large pa rt due to the breadth of opposition to it. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has denounced the ACA proposal as "unnecessarily caus in g un due interference with other f ederal agencies, adding a second 'prosecutor' of business in federal agency proceedings" and, moreover, giving extensive powers to so-called consumer advocates "to harass business with 'fishing expeditions,' not concentrate solely on ' I a s Ic a gnomes who live in deep-green forests and . . . go back and hack and back to chalk Talk: Education Advocacy (ACA). Fortunately, this multimillion- As - . nights drift toward mornings, A ctiet'r then for Christmas time, the Europe. YOU can't tell mnudi froiii the sign. But if, like me, you venture in for a meal, you'll Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. equally adept at kicking private enterprise. There is no problem, real or imagin ed, too difficult for w hich this poor woman's Ralph Nader cannot instantly dream up at least one, and usually several, federal "solutions." For the past few years, Mrs. Foreman's burning yearning has been a Nader brainc hild, somet hi ng cal led the Agency for Cons um er "- ' to permit those special interest groups which - f "l illiaiiis said late Friday the Democratic oniniissioner hadn't untried his representative the panel. OPINION chosen this indi vidual to serve on his ilineniber advisory committee to screen executive talent for top positio ns in his administration Is very bad news for the U.S. business community. Th e Wall Street Journal quotes Mrs. Foreman's mother as recalling that when Carol was growing up, she "coul d kick a footballij farthe r than anyone else in the neighborhood." As an adult, Mrs. Foreman has proven ()f4 L) . •P , Th e law was furt her shaded in such a way a, - _______ ______________ - . ' happened to favor the majority of those in Congress and this cut across party lines to use methods of collecting political co ntributions which even the Federal Elections Commission considered illegal, but was powerless to prevent. The Federal Election Commission, furthermore, was organized and regulated in such a way as to guarantee its complete ineffectiveness .J__J)1 ;j,tj •' II ': •' . ,:, '. - . ' .' - to Chri.stnias spirit and, niiosttmportantty, for all the Suzannes who keep myths alive and well in the psyche of bo th the men and woniien of this and other lands. around gobbling niu.shroomns and other WASHINGTON Carol Tucker Foreman, t head of the Consumer Federation of America CF t, labels herself an "agrarian radical." She says that in the fields of health, safety, equal * rights protection and antitrust, what is needed is "more govermnent regulation, not less." The fact that President-elect Carter has J4i , : Suzanne,'' knew a bo ut women and their spirit and their refusal surrender niystery for science, and he knew that it's women, the Suzannes, who keep Easter bunnies hi pp ing, the tooth fairy visiting, the great pumpkin lurking and the Sand Man making his eternal visits as long Christmas Eve wondering ssh all the stores and ba rs are closed and what all the funny-looking lights are doing lit up in the town. NO. It's women who k ee p the Christmas Spirit alive. They keep it alive with their ref usal to give up folklore, elves and greenies that grow in the forest deep. Neil Diamond, who sings the song ~) - - ::':.' .? ':• . ." :. . .I \. I . ': . '' Congress so worded the election laws that contributions were discouraged amo ng ti; victor>. But encouragement was given to th special interest groups which wanted ti h.t'..' post-election influence 'ith .:Ii. ce rtain winners. As a result, special lf.t',t' r '.;.. tii 1: donated around $9.5 million in the Congress it elections of 1974, came forth with $20 million so in 1976— heavily to incumbents, meagerl' t challengers. .;\ - ... :: . " .", '.. 4C,yi : !. ' " W ASHINGTON The past Congress made its reelection virtualj',' certain. As noted byRepresentatiyeJohaB Anderson iB. 111.1 "they set up a special $5,000 newsletter f und whereby every incumbent can flood hi.s dist ri ct with printed material at the expense of the taxpayer. . - Ca r te r's Zealous Adviser Rustling around inside the living-roomI urnefi-ifi ni rig room are two former ( ernian ladies Irma St effan and Frieda lh'llssi'ge. 'I he food is wonderful. It's prepar ed by artists not cooks. 'In eat there brings back wonderful memories of years in - '' it 'ttiii,i Man" some walk clown the streets on . . wme factory in his home state. The ticneficlary vas to be nkrt Stirling Homes, Inc,;'which Is now "When I said '1 don't know where you're coming from'. I wasn't after a geographic location!" - But if sou've' been in_side, >ou won't forget the riser ...,'inil she' fe''th ou tea and orange's that come' all th' way from China. .nd ou know the' girl's hall- cram That's w h you want II Is' there'. What we have seen the last of for awhile believe it or not is elections. Tuesday will mark the end of a long, seemingly endless stream of candidates, elections, runoffs, posters, placards, bumper stickers, buttons and all that goes with the season. So lets get it over with. And lit's end t on a positive note. That rhymes with vote. spot. , Summit, takes you uleuw n tit her place hs - - and disillusioned. Th ese poor souls are easy to Th ey're the ones marching down the streets of Sanford and Seminole Count)' with wrinkles in their pants, coats and other outer garments. If not worse spots or 'tsl plain dirt. You can just picture the hassle that confronted them as they dug Into their stacked-up cartons and valises, searching for the body coverings they believed were doomed to disuse and obsolescence forever. After all, isn't that a big reason they chose - H Christm as Tribute To The Fair Sex Fortunatdy, we just might have seen the last of this Yankee-type. sneaky weather. On the other hand, we just might not have. They were prepared sartorially for such sudden visitations of the cold. Net so the less-informed - ii Months, s 1 20; 12 Months, $12 41 So. it ou spot pt'nwr like this, don't be too hard on them. Don't laugh Don't point. Try to understand. It's just their poor upbringing. They came here as naive searchers for the good life, the warmth and comfort of the Sunshine State. there were these fur-wrapped Sanford Women's hub members so poignantly portrayed in their know a good lawyer? Is this the Florida all of us poor, de prived, neglected native Yankees were told about in such g!olng, legendary terms from October through at least March in our formidable years? Can't recall any mention in those bygone days of Not in fiorula. Not even a hint. Florida , e were reminded const antly with no distinction made of sectional geography was supposed to be warm, even hot. Always. Just sometimes of the year hotter than others. So much some believed, that this had to be the place the creator rested on his seventh day, taking in all the 'sunny dimes, l-'lortda is Florida. Period, Well, that's what I, for one, believed. Believed, 'hat is, before this week rolled around and the cold rolled in Anti then, to cap the disillusioning week. Around WAYNE D. EX)YI,E, Publisher NORMAN If OSIIRIN, Editor JOSEPH 1). VAN BRACKIE Advertising Direct or President Ford's slip into verbal quicksand when he tried to explain U.S. policy toward Eastern Europe during a campaign debate is now part of our political history. The election is over, but he issue of political autonomy among the Soviet satellites and in Yugoslavia remains on the foreign policy agenda. Jimmy Carter also did not find the subject easy to deal with during the campaign. After first declaring that he would not "go to war" if Soviet troops invaded Yugoslavia, he twice made it a point to refine that position. The record now shows that Mr. Carter believes it is "conjectural" whether U.S. forces might get involved in the event of an invasion, although such an event would make the continuation of detente virtually impossible. The surfacing of this issue in our campaign was certainly on the minds of Chairman Leonid Brezhnev and Marshal Tito during their recent meeting in Belgrade. Mr. Brezhnev took the occasion to denounce speculation about a Soviet military takeover as an absurd fairy tale. What else could he say? By the same token, could anyone expect the Brezhnev-Tito meeting to end with anything but a renewed Soviet pledge to respect Yugoslavia's independence? For Mr. Brezhnev to do otherwise would require a backing away from his commitment at East Berlin last July to permit the various Com munist parties of Europe to pursue socialism in their individual ways. While that commitment may have been designed to enhance the fortunes of Communist parties in Western Europe, it also requires Moscow to be discreet in its approach to Yugoslavia at the public level and even in its relations with Eastern Europe's Communist governments. Mr. Carter and many others believe an outright attempt by the Russians to take Yugoslavia with force is far-fetched. This does not mean, however, that a Soviet-backed faction could : maneuver for power in Yugoslavia if there is political turmoil after the passing of Mr. Tito. Moscow is adept at sponsoring subversion in countries where direct intervention is impossible. There is no reason why the West should be any less disturbed by the prospect of Yugoslavia falling into the Soviet orbit under circumstances other than an invasion. Yugoslavia's status outside the Warsaw Pact has strategic importance for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, but its political autonomy has equal importance. The route followed successfully by Tito remains an example to Communists in Eastern Europe who are trying with varying degrees of success to recapture their national identity in spite of Soviet domination. That national spirit is typified in Tito's Yugoslavia and is the weak link in the chain binding the satellites to Moscow. There was no real quarrel between Mr. Ford and Mr. Carter over the importance of a U.S. policy that nourishes independence behind the Iron Curtain. We trust that Mr. Carter, as he accedes to the presidency, will make it clear to the Soviet Union that any move — military or otherwise — to stifle that independence will be highly dangerous, a betrayal of the Helsinki accords and the spirit of detente, / %1 .ii1N FhF:\( 11 A V E. ,S:\N )lt FI.A •t2I Area ('ode fl-.122.2611 er &1I.9'9i Yugoslavia - .t- 1I '; a committed voters at most was 22. One gal attending the' event made it The Sernmole Count), public library obvious from a question that she wa-s system received $28,000 in state aid dur in g its first year of operation, Eechtel said, noting this state aid came in the form of a budget request under the Florida s upporting one of the candidates The loaded quest ion she directed toward another backfired The candidate she was trying to belittle instead got the snip.ethr Department of State budget. The state representative f ro m Leesburg of the crQwd and was applauded said he was told by Cecil Reach, who r ecently r esign ed as Director of the Florida State library, that f undi ng for public libraries in Florida will not be part Candidates going door to door ha% e seine.' interesting stories to tell. one tells of going to a house soliciting a vote. Instead tu.s prospective constituent asked turn to Join of the Department of State's budget her in prayer about whether she should request. vote for him. forewarned M the Nove'nnh.'r meeting of the' Associattoii. I was the only one present who was not a member of the Board of Directors. The next meeting will be 8:00 p.m., December & At that tumie a Board member will present a "better wording of the motion" which will exclude Association members, others than the Board of Directors, from voting on what do with assets, building or monies remaining after the Association disbands, along with a list to of such suggestions. Another Board member, the nominating committee chairperson, will present names for the election of new officers to be held at the annual meeting January 12. 1977. I strongly urge all members and interested parties to attend the December meeting and not wait until January, so they d. not miss some.' important decisions that could prove to be quite costly to the residents of the Sennuran - Goldenrod area. Mrs C H .Juhnsn G -ldrilrod With The Wir,l Are you thi: meth,i and the individual citizens going to stand still for this ''rip-off'' of your US Constitution and your right freedom of choice, not to mention Freedom of the press" 1 It will be next after this concentration power in the bureaucracies and the courts. I If this is what you wish, just fold >our hands, those who would destroy this Republic will put the chains on them If you do - to of not, write your State Legislators and tell them NO RATIFICATION Of ERA S.B. 'Jim' Crowe Sanford Backs Mrs. Brown ERA Turkey '1 his being the s"aMefl when turkey is the nitaiti di.sh, I think it would be well warn people against buying an infected bird, I refer to that "turkey" known as the 27th Amendment I ERA. I which to like its predee.'e'sser the 14th Amend- nient is infected with the ''Salmonella" bureaucratic socialisnii, in that the enabling section of both reads: The Congress shall hase the power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the pros isions of this Article. We all know what salmonella in foexi does to the body, just so will the 27th ERA I do to the beed', politic' This has been amply de'iiionstrated by It F: w and the Courts by their use of the 14th and 'the .dmincstrati'.e Act of 1946 which gives the bureaucracies the power to make law lIE W and The Courts have effect t'.e.'R nullified the' 1964 Civil Rights Act which specifie.'ially says No busing for quota And you know. Congress has not. repeat, has not even slapped their wrists, like reducing the appellate lurlseliclion of the courts This pattern will probahls the followed in the enforcement of the' 27th Aniendme.'nt. This being so, it will effectively destroy state legislatures' nght to make any law regarding the equality of the sexes, wid in so doing will have effectively destroyed the rest of that thing known as State Sovereignty which is our main bulwark against a Socialist State and Dictatorship. The bureaucrats and the courts will dictate the law, and out Constitutional Republic will be "Gone' of - I have le'-i :i;ut nor do I k nw,% Mrs Brown, but I wholeheartedly endorse her candidacy for the office of ('it) Clerk for the City of Lengwn, Longwood, Florida When a person Is compelled to pay approximately $1,000 in legal fees if he desires tie regain possession of two Bettie ce'rnie'tery lots which he already ow'ns, but through negligence of efficient record keeping by Mrs. Onnie Shumate , the present City Clerk of Longwood e were resold to a second party, then it is time to change City (.1t'rks, I don't feel that the citizens and taxpaers of the City of L.'ngwood should have tolerate this type of inefficiency and ir.conilpet.nce In the City (lerk's office and we can eliminate It if 'At all get behind and elect Mrs. Ret tie Brown, Longwood City ('lerk. on election day James F McE',er., to It Zoo Needs Help In regard tee the rcut'nt a:ta Ics in the local newspapers the Central Florida Zoological Society needs some extra help very quick]) There us an easy way to help Uremn Let's all mail the.'ni one dollar If everyone in Seminole CIiIL'It) will nicail the'iii one dollar, their crisis will be no one would be hurt and everyone will have helped Our is ;i great asset to Seuiinol' - ie* County Let's Help Val Culbert �IA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. Sunday, Dec. S. CALENDAR_ The Docket: Youths F M cGre g or 0 St tWCF:Mm..s Ails cot concert by ('horaliers of Seminole Community i ITh. . .1 pin., lkh Cris.' Episcopal Church, Sanford. F I t' I t Ptbl 0. . MO\t).%', OECI-:MIWR 6 Seminole ('iimn1unit College Community Chorus I'dif \h mt and Christmas music, 8 pin., Grace I.TitrI MUttR)dit ('burt Ii, Airport Boulevard, Sanford. l• ret' to ttu' puit)lI( Sanford Ittutar). noon. Civic Center. Free blood pressure clinic, 7-8 p.m., Seventh-da Church, \%tntcr Springs. [)let Workshop, Sanfolando United Methodist Church, SR 414 and 1-4, 710 p.m. Sanford .A. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First. iclosed 11)1'S Chapter 79. 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Rd., Lake Mary Actioneers Senior citizens group 1 p.m., Packwood Apts. clubroom, Maitland. Altamonte • South Seminole Jycees, 7:30 p.m., Jubhuus' Spring Oaks and SR 436. Longwood Civic League, Christmas program, 7:30 p n) , t.ongssood library building. pressure u hole. 2-4 p.m . Adventist aol Lii, Sanford ('asselkrr Woman's Club. 1 p.m., clubhouse, 0% erbrook Drive. Sanford LIons, noon, holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees. 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92. t)sereaterc Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and l.ichi, Sanford. . Seminole lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn North, SR 434 and I-I ('asselbern Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl Anierit Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist Church. Casselberr). Longsood Area Sertoma, noon. Quality Inn, Sanford . Seminole Jaycettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. Weight eight Watchers, 7 p.m.. Sanford Woman's Club. S flak blood Anderson Ave., Sanford. i, -James (larence Horn. 20, of carrying a cull uI Higgins Terrace, Sanford, is'' 't' tal&'(1 firearm and improper accused of burglars of the I' and S Battery Shop, 2500 exhibition of a firearm. Countr (lub Road, Sanford, -. 'I mniothv Wayne Burke, 22, and grand larceny of tools, 1316 I.ake Ave., Sanford, iI, '-Charles Jess Palmer, 38, of accused of burglary of an auto Longwood, is accused of incest and grand larceny of a CB and rape of a juvenile girl. radio. —Michael Floss ard Dallas, 21, -Willie Mae Lock. 25, of of Elroadw as St., Sanford. Castle Court, Sanford, accused of grand larceny of is accused of aggravated auto from a downtown Sanford battery in connection with the parking lot on Oct. 29. stabbing of a man at Castle auto's owner and another Brewer Court on Nov. 9 with a man chased the fleeing suspeu.t butcher knife. —Bob Uoyd in another car and used ('II radio to notify police of the location where they stopped the suspect and detained him. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon. Sanford Civic ('enter, lun ii uullu.tcd by meeting arid Bingo at I P i HOSPITAL NOTES l.cona M. Pritchett, Orlando BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. William 1 Rhonda) Miller, boy, - Casselberry DISCHARGE-S Sanford: Aifreclia Addison Isiah Bradley Orsie K. Pritchard Barbara I... Braxton Rosa Lee Silas Beatrice J. Fort Charles H. Wade Forman, Harold Fues Ceasar A. Rufus Gaines Cassadaga Jim Howard Bessie M. Horn, DeLand Roscoe Ott Mae 1.. Handau, Deltona - BerthaL. Sutton Theresa M. Rood, Deltona Robert W. Vonllerbuljs Mary Lou Sharp, Deltona Walter A. Devers, DeBary Lillian R. Chenowith, Geneva M)TUce S. Neider, DeBarv Paul W. Murphy, Geneva Joanne Pierson, DeLami John M. Gardner, Lake Edna Garceau, Deltona Monroe William S. Miller, Deltona Mildred W. Murphy, Deltona Who Needs An Airplane? Isabelle A. Simmons, Deltona Helen P. Taylor, Deltona Gregory T. Brown, Enter. prise Mrs. James iCasaj Swain R. boy. Sanford Mrs. John (Connie) Boehm & TUESDAY DEC. 71h boy, Deltona _ t_o?TT PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BRIVARD, COLLIER, VOLUSIA SUMTER, CHARt q)TTE, PRICES AND Mjii Special W.D BRAND USDA CH04P41.11.1 CUT ROUND STEAK •. W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONElESS CUBE STEAK • ••a LB 9.99 WESTERN CORN FED FRESH SHOULDER ARM PORK Picnics . . • • • (B 69C WESTERN CORN FED FRESH LOIN CENTER CUT Pork Chops . . Ill. $169 WESTERN CORN FED FRESH SLICED 69C Pork Liver • LB W.D BRAND HOT OR MILD Sausage. • , • BAG 99c W.L) BRAND SLICED COOKED 12.o, $189 icrnc . 4,. . . tJP(R BRAND SLICED INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED WHITE OR YELLOW CHEESE 102 99c Singles •• • . BONELESS Grouper Fillet . OSCAR MAYER REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Franks OSCAR MAYER SLICED (THREE 5.cz CUPS PER CARTON) SUPERBRAND ALL FRUIT FLAVORS •..2$100 Yogurt CTNS. I CRACKIN GOOD CHOCOtATE CHIP, PEANUT BUTTER, AND SUGAR ': 99c Cookies BURDEN NATURAL ALL FRUIT FLAVORS 8.oz Oc Yogurt • • • • CUP , • • • pxo. 929 Bologna . SWiFT PR ,MIUM STRIPS s-or • • KG. P 69C Sizzleon Is • . . 1p' FREMONT SNOW FLOSS AG 49c Sauerkraut •. 2S1" CRACKER BARREL SHARP OR EXTRA SHARP 5T1CKS Kraft Cheese. Quantity Rights Reserved 1*4&k WIHN-DIXI( STORES INC COPYIiQy -. 1 7 J Dress it up for a ' festive look or TIDE DETERGENT • b-or PKG. - $149 I SCHO FIBER Baby Gouda •SIZE 89 CRACKIN' GOOD '' TOASTER PASTRIES; keep it basic for $99 everyday wear. 84-oz. Soft polyester knit I PKG. D,ut.....&.,. gem Cascade.....; 14 MINUTE MAID film yorE The LarrY 59c Tiny Limas •.....' CHIJN KING ME TOR SHRIMP ••••••• SIZE 79c Egg 611S ORE .ICA 24-08. 89C Dinner Fries. . . . . HOLLOWAY STU FED CABL&GE OR ' StuffeJ Peppers. . . PKG $129 SARA LEE CINNAMON ROUS OR 99c Apple Crunch- • • • ° jacquard woven rayon or polyester/cotton damask with acrylic THE BASECAMP foam backing for insulation. Machine Coffee Rich . . . . 2 o:. 79c THORO FED ALL VARET1ES washable, dryable, 'Jests - Sleeping Bags - 59c Potatoes BIROS EYE TINY BROCCOLI SPEARS OR 'Tique' draperies are n 0 FKG. 49c Muffins 41 MRS PALJL5, SWEET draperies. .7 FM sLimeade . . . . . . 6: $169 THOMAS F GUSH Thristmas Place; 20% off "Tiqu Ala! AREA Dog Food . . . . . . P° no-iron. Many colors HARVEST FR H and sizes available. Mu Book Packs - Gifts DEATH 1 932 N. Mills Ave., Orlando 896-0116 I I 50x45"; req. 11.50 043": req. 12.50 53x84"; req. $13 75x45"; reg. $20 15x63"; req. $24 75x84"; req. $26 100x8.4"; req. $34 125x84".reg $44 150x84";reg.$50 b Sale 8.99 Sale 9.99 Sale 9.99 Sale 14.99 Sale 17.99 - Sale 19.99 Sale 25.49 Sa,3iQ9 Sale 39.99 CLIP AND SAVE — — - - - U' $ )! I t: - -' . ." i '0 I N TI 0 N . I I , Virginia. I , Ile is survived by his widow, I Mrs. Violet Y., Lake Ashby; one daughter, Mrs. PrISCIJIa i• Sampson, Lake Ashby; and I S several nieces and nephews. I Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... In stock or special order. Bri.sson funeral home is in ' .BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS charge of arrangements. J ru .OXYGEN • COMMODES Sale prices effective thru Wed., Dec. VI -iWEATHER Z HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT Saturday's high 73, Sunday's . m1 low 50. . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES Partly cloudy through Sun- I day. Early morning fog likely. As Prescribed by Your PhysLian I ('learning by mid morning. I Obtain these services under Medicare' Mild with highs low In mid 70*, I uwenney lows around 50. Northeasterly I We Bill Medicare For You winds around 1$ m.p.h. I SIJNLMY'S TIDES The Christmas Place, We Deliver. Daytona Beach: high 1:41 I 1 .668 '5613 1 i.m., 1:35 p.m., low 12:50 P.M. 'Port Canaveral: h SANFORD PLAZA WINTER PARK MALL !.m,0CU p.m., low 12:31 P.M. ' ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Bayport: high 1:21 p.m., low 1 pin IS am. Ii p.m Monday thru Saturday Open to em to p.m. Monday thru Saturday N. Hwy. 17.92 DeBary, Fla. Open Sunday 13:30 iGS;IGp.rn. :49 am., 6:45 P.M. Open *;30a.m te pm. Tues., W,d, Thij,i and Sat Open Sunday 13:30 toS:31p rn ______ CLIP AND SAVE =map C Italog Center Ph, 333.112I Spore Ph 323.1310 Catalog Cent., Pt.. 4445544 Store Ph. 541.4311 OPefll:31a,m ISS:JOpmMa,.41y.ndFriday Slot, Ph, 141-11I IS ATTE ! Medicare Subscribers I I I IMEDICARE SUPPLY Co.: shrooms r U S. N I • • LB $129 IDAHO ALL FLAVORS Bakers SUPERBRAND WASHINGTN STATE EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS Apples SHERBET OR 10 •-. • 16 • . • LB, . FOR 9 9c $199 HARVEST FRESH TANGELOS .. 20 F04 99c HARVEST FRESH ICE CREAM Avocados . . 3 ' FOR $100 V HARVEST FRESH Carrots4 . . • BAGS QUARTE TASTE 0' SEA ALL VARIETIES SEAFOOD Dinners 9.o Is, . • • PKG , SUPERBRAND ' "Soft Bowl 69 MRS S.MITIIS D(UXE 8 SANFORD 0 Man of ACTIOn ! 30 JCPenney"' Equipment - Boots Tents . Parkas - IMAYOR EWOF SAVI GOOD DEC. Sizes , to 14. Backpacks - Kayaks - Camping Mr. Howard H. Wyer, 73, of Lake Ashby, dlu1 Friday morning. Born in Richey County, West Virginia, he lived in Lake Ashby for 18 years. Mr. Wyer retired from the railroad and mines in We.j polyester knit. in five fashion colors, Save The Old City Halilil HOWARD IL WYER * - Michael Finnie Cowan, 23, The 1972 Lincoln sedan he was driving had been stolen of Lake Monroe, faces trial on from the home of a Daytona two counts of burglary and Beach stonian, deputies suuti. counts of grand and ttt In other cases on Judge larceny. M'Gregor's trial docket: —James lionel June, 21, of 1aitland Junior high Orchestra in co'ncert, 7:30 p.nn. \Iuitlanui Public I .ibrary. DECEMBER." ADMISSIONS Sanford. Isaac Ru.Thart Mine Conyers Kenneth Harnmej Juanita Johnson Harriet McIntosh Ricks' Parlfer Tilda M. Peterson in soft, drapable San Francis,, has filed notice Sept. 3. Alonzo Teague, 24, of Lake I an insanity defense on robberv and receiving stolen Monroe Terrace, Sanford, and property charges. Kreimer was Terry (la)ton, 23, of Mt. Dora, arrested b) sheriff's deputies are accused of robbery in Nov. 15 after a short (base on !. connection with the Sept. I taking of it bottle of liquor and a ' the scent' of a drive-in wallet from is mitan in an grocery store robbery on SR-434 at Has muond St., west of alleyway near a bar on W. 13th LOngv.Otud. St., Sanford, Bear Lake Elementary School PTA, 7:30 p.m., rnu1tt purpose room. }S.0 the holidays - David Scott, 25, of 700 K. Orlando, is accused of felony pusscs.su)n of marijuana. The Seventh St., Sanford, i, accused case was scheduled for juvenile of aggravated batter) upon court, but Young and his father Mary Terrell, same address, with a stick of wood. Police waived the case to circuit court for trial as an adult. reported the incident occurred at Pine Ave. and Seventh St. on John Henry Freiriier. 2'2, of 1I:FSft%Y. DE('EMIIEH 7 (':,'o.t'lhcrr nman's Club, 1230 piti., covered dish ttu'uii for i iwmbi'rs, husband_s and guests. Fret' Sparkling up irials of two juveniles on -Gilbert Matthess Womack, felony charges are included in a 43, of 810 K. 20th St., Sanford, is 17-case docket this week before accused of burglar) of a circuit court Judge Robert B. neighbor's residence while McGregor at Sanford. armed with a firearm. Gars' Vincent Walker, 16, of - Anne Rosenblatt Brown. Orland, stas indicted by the stein, 21, of 2500 Howell Branch Seminole counts Grand Jun Road, South Seminole, is for trial a_s an adult on three scheduled for trial on a charge counts of armed burglary in if possession of controlled connection with breakins on substance- Ani>l Barbital. Sept. 25 at three ('asselbcrrv -Frank I.. E'reitz, 25, of businesses on U. S 17.2. Altamonte Springs, is accused Kevin Alan Young, 17, of of two mounts of grand larceny. Sanford Middle School Lacal School Advisory Corn. 7 p in . school lmbrar. Open to public. Sunday, Dec. S. 1976-7A HALF . 46-oz Pumpkin Pie GALLON PIE $149 ASTOR CUT CORN OR SUPERSPANO V'HiPPED TOPPING FM U •.••• Green Peas Sfi Pie ells DIXIANA TWiN P 3 LuP5 $100 , 3 K • 2 io. - io... IIr&w FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. U.S. CHOICE) I, S A N FOR D • �OA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Sunday, Dec. 5, 1 9 76 A Final Look At Who Is Seeking Your Vote... WINTER SPRINGS LAKE MARY WINTERSPRINGS— Sevencandidateswill be on theballot Tuesday for three seats on the city council. Seeking office to the Seat One post are: Robert E. Clark, 41, a Baptist minister; Stephen Lind, 32, salesman of sporting goods to elementary schools, and Donald Sin es, 49, (the in cum bent) a retired military man, who Li now a financial representative of the Burroughs Corp. Candidat es for Seat Three are: John Daniels ( the in cumbent), 52, retired military man and cur rently a junior high sch ool teacher of government and economics, and Margaret McKibbln, 33, a homemaker and consumer advocate. Vying for Seat five are: John S. Sabatini, 38, employed by Florida Interconnect Co. as a rommunications consultant in marketing, and Irene Van Eepoel, 40, former mayor and councilrnan, student and homemaker. City Clerk Mary Norton "opt imist ically" predicted a 75 per cent turnout of the 1,753 registered voters in the election. Th e city will have two poll ing places - the Moss Road fire station for those city r es iden ts living In precints 13 and 24 and the Tuscawilla firehouse for those living in precinct 50. Poll workers named ar e: Helen Green, clerk; Norma Lang, Ruth Layo and Louise Owens at the Moss Road station and Patricia Lombardy, clerk, Mrs. Marge Williams, Mrs. Mary r CLARK --.'" . E)E('KEII ' - 40 Candidates, whose names will also appear on the ballot are: '- - Clark wants to "expand the tax base of the city," saying he ' would urge the planning the zoning board to bring business into the community to relieve the tax burden on the residents. The minister was a spokesman In the recent move in Casselberry to close the Club Juana. "A town has the right to stop nude dancing but the men in government have done nothing about it," he said. Clark said he would hate to see SR 434 when widened through Winter Springs become sites for topless go-go's. - -- -.. - Gil I 1" 1" I N "L L ' Und, who is involved in politics for the first time. said he was DANIELS asked byarieighbor who was involved to go to council meeting, and "I was dissatisfi ed with what I sa w," "I would like to see the police department's equipment updated and more patrolmen put on the road. Our fire department is . ..z - I • LIND on the city council and Burt Perincheif unopposed for a second salesman; Norman Kessinger, causing suffering for many of term in the Seat four post. Sorenson, 34, production manager at Scott Electronics division of National Cash Register Co. (NCR), and his wife ha ve one son, Christopehr, 6, a second-grade student at Lake Mary School. Mrs. Griffin, 48, and her husban d, Frank, have two sans, Fran k Jr. and J.R., an d a daughter, Lorraine. They own and o pe rate a heavy equipment business, Perinchlef, 38, senior mem be r of the m us ic program at an engineer with General the elderly. I'm not happy with Dynamics; Frank Lucadan1o, some of the people presently a ret ir ed firefighter from New serving on the city council," he Jersey; Sal Orlando, currently said, adding he also is unhappy the city's council chairman and with the city's property tax, a a cert ified sen ior mechan ical tax levi ed for the first t im e In and civil engineer; Carl the city's 30-year-plus history Ro be rtson Jr., a retir ed U.S. this ye ar. I" .. "" lk / f I .- very religious man, 4 . in order, he said. "It would be 111~ 1 - _ p the campaign and the candidates .:, £ '\k\ a IIAIITON 1L1. - -, - A - BRADY Continued from Page &A I tivities to political activities it." Kmsinger added, however, efficiently,* but with the lowest "all free of charge," he said. "A •hat Is not the only reason he is possible pro pert y tax." group of businessmen and some running for office. "I'd like to see greater interest of the larger pro pe rty owners (;I,AS('O('K r PERINCIIIEF ELECT SETTlE ____ ________ BREAK ___ • BROWN cii CLERK/TREASURER CITY OF LONGWOOD agreements with either the Southern Bell or Winter Park _________ Needs An Alrplcin.i Mrs. Van Eepoel, a 15-year resident of Win ter Sprin gs, said the city's money must be handled with care to get the most from cacti dollar. "We ha ve coupl es surviving in the city on fixed in- DECEMBER 7, 1976 EXPERIENCED ____________________ change my mind, especialiv a (*'ery st rong effort by a small special-interest group to take * 16 1-4 - • EFFICIENT ' deposits be placed in an intert't bearing account with the mterest proceetis returned to people. Orlando had anniiinceil would not seek re'clectiuri. btt several things forced me . ____ TUESDAY DEC. 7th Say. Th. Old CItE Hallill he said. suggesting that utilit~ t ______ comes of l.ucadamo says he realizes tin- city toward creating new asked me to run and institute a that the "loss of both state and recreation facilities," Sizer policy of economy in city hall," federal money created serious said. "We riiust make sure we the former two-term mayor, problems for Casselber-r', but I atitiress ourselves to the fut ur e municipal court judge and cxused to brag to my friends up growth of Casselberry. We councilman said. north that C.asselberry was a must see that it is good, plann ed "I've opposed property taxes I city without taxes. In fact, that growth." the whole (line I've lived to was one of our reasons for Willson devotes the time that ('asse lberry and that's 23 moving here. I'd like to SC(' 'ther :oighi 1c hr ivic ac- )ears." Will.on said Putthty bills reduced, if possible to give senior citizens a break," r" over the city, important legislation pending b> ttocouncil and the technical background I ha',t' th.t ___________ _____________ _________________ __________________ ___________________ " ___________ H All NI EFFICIENT I __________ help the city .. Orlando would likt, ti) ~,-- a ETHICAL new franchise agreeltient with Winter Park Telephone Co iii rthg more revenue into the city, Robertson said a major reason he and his family moved toCasselberr>'wasthatitwasa real-estate tax-free cornmunity. Now that the city ha-s begun to levy the tax, he is concerned what it will amount to in 10 years. "It seems to me 'that people are trying to run the lityonaniuchlargcrbasisthan itLs,"hesaid. Schutte, noting that no city • ETHICAL Jr S BIG ___ __ ., ,•, -- ENERGETIC • • ENERGETIC - 'THE RIGHT PERSON FOR A CHANGE" EVERYDAY IN THE WANT AD SECTION SINES 7_~ -' - - of your newspaper and thousa nd: of people are looking for bargain buys. If you have sell, put it on sale in the Classified section. • . something a - t VAN EEPOEL • CIRCUIT COURT CLERKS OFFICE CITY PUBLIC UTILITIES 10 YEARS BANKING 1, LOANS 2. HEAD BOOKKEEPER 3. COMPUTERS 4, NOTARY PUBLIC Hundreds of sales events are held every day in the WantAdsection ;:'-- - EXPERIENCED' to Dial 322-2611 CLASSIFIED AD DEPT. TH E HERALD • - 4 - councilman, favors instituting a testing program as the best method of hiring qualified pe rsonnel and as the basis for gr an t in g promotions on merit, A mover for oLtaining frieral grants for a city-wide sewer System, he po int ed out the citb.'ns of the city more than two years ago t ur ned down a planned sewer system beca us e they be lieved they could not afford the c:ts of financing the system in the private market. Mrs. Lynette Dennis, 36, po ints to the success in her work with the Longwood po lice cadets in getting parents motivated to help, as proof that all citize ns can be enco uraged to part ici pa te in th e community. "Don't be afraid to get involved," she says. "I think the cit) charter is o bsolete. It doesn't def in e anyth in g to me except that the city has a mayor and a board of aldermen," she said, adding she would prefer that the document specify the duties of the mayor. "Th e po wer is there for the ma',or if he or she wants to use U, b ut it is subject to interpretation," Mrs. De nnis said. Ethel Glassberg Goldberg, .34 wife of Councilman Lawrence Goldberg, said, 'Our city and its budget are growing. The widening of SR 43-I is going to cause more commercial growth. I believe we need to revise our city charter and draft a cornprehensive annexation plan. Stephen Barton. 32, said the city council should represent every man, woman and child in the city and not just one small segment. lie said he would work Lward un ification of the city co uncil to br in g respect ba ck to the governing body. He sa id co un cilmen sho ul d be more pre pa red and allow department heads to run their departments. "I don't know of a better place in the United States t ha n Longwood in w hich to live," Barton said. Steven DeMino, 41, said the city's budget should be revised in its entir et y, list ing the most impo rtant priorities acco rding to what the people w an t. "The city's credibility must be improved in the eyes of financial institutions and s is ter comrnumtles. No one is going to lend money to Lo ngwood unless it is capable of managing it," DeMino said. "Council m us t be gin to think together," he said. Jerome McCauley, 36, said, "I wo ul d like to see the five councilmen make the aws and govern the people and leave the running of the city department.s to the depart ment heads" lie said there is a morale problem in the police and tire departments and on riding with a pollee officer during his rounds at night he found that department's personnel to be competent. McCauley also favors planned recreation in the city. Harvey Smerllson, 34, says he is not a professional politician and feels he can help the city most on the city council. He proposes if the city council. It calls for a strong city coun cil-city manager form Sanford i s Progressive ,' 4 1 LOOK AT THESE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF SMEIII LSON YOUR CITY GOVERNMENT- MAKING SANFORD A BETTER, SAFER PLACE TO LIVE: A new public works complex of shop, vehicle storage, and administration building. A' Fire insurance rating down to a Class 5, city wide, for lower insurance rates for all. government, much like that In Altamonte Springs and 11.1 ..S ( )N Sanford., The five-member city council would Include th e mayor as a voting mayor-councilman, He would preside at " - - -- New fire stations, located to give better service and coverage. FLOPpOr ARRIVE ALIVE - It T- r'i SIZEH City council. lot of tax money is being wasted on engineering fees and that he could prevail on his collegaues in the profession to give him advi ce without ch ar ge Peter Piano,48, an unsuccessful candidate for the city co un cil of mi'tingsandfulflllccremon1alresponsib(fltIes,butwould Iiat' Ill) %ett) p4)ser. ternis of office would be expanded from two yea" to three cars; the city manager would work at direction of to establish a five-year program of capital improvements. Saying he is a professional, licensed engineer, Smerilson said a roads, and sewage, and new businesses bringing in tax revenue to The pro po sed ('asselberry city charter, on which th e voters will make a decis ion Tuesday. sas auth ored by a dtIzt'ns ad v isory committee and approved by a majority PoiLlical Advertisement Paid Pat' By Campaign Tre asurer P - • ' - Image of Sanford Great! ._IlPISIIIIFIIIII) -, A new city hall complex underway. _,._._4 ' A city with full coverage of both water service and sewage - service. A fact few cities can claim. , VOTE ic " - s'.•- • . - ',. EDDIE - 4. -. A CITY THAT HAS LOWERED ITS CITY TAX MILLAGE FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS. THIS IN A TIME OF ININCREASED MATERIAL COSTS, INFLATION, AND ECONOMIC DEPRESSION. t,,' KEITH - CITY COMMISSIONER KKsSINGI-:R SEAT 2 LUCAI),MO \ - ' Acquiring two more recreational areas through the use of federal grants. E. 0. EDDIr KEITH / VOTE DECEMBER 7 Re-elect FORTY YEARS IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD DEACON CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Lee Moore PAST MASTER SAN F. MASONIC LODGE flIllanef P(flON! . ' Let's Improve & Keep the - BROWN - Ay r New fire equipment with one large pumper and three new mobile units. - SETTlE . City wide paving program with all streets paved except a ELECT MAYOR OF SANFORD - r 'ar. protection said, "We must separate the necessities from the luxuries. I'd like to set,' • OFFICE - other city department budgets have been steadily increasing. A would like to serve one more term," she said. CITY COUNCIL, DISTRICT FIVE: About should sacrifice fire or police MANAGER 1. CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNTING 2. PAYROLL 3. TAXES 4. INSURANCE 5. CASH FLOW 6. TITLE CLERK said the city nee(Is a street paving program and a sewer system and that federal money should be gained for these projects. Gerard (Jerry) T. Connell, 42, currently the district five - ILLFlüHaLWIII - ethical and energetic." Mrs. Onnie Shomate, completing her 181h year as city clerk was the entire city hall staff for her first 10 years in office and now has three women in her charge. She said since beco ming the city hail office manager she has cut the staff and saved the taxpayers $25,000 in salaries while all keep our home property taxes dowrt," %Irs. Goldberg said —. _______ She dlcs four "E's" in her campaign - experience, efficient, front }ard of his Longwood North home announcing the residence of the mayor and inviting those driving by to stop in for a cup of coffee. Saying he would be a full-time mayor, he proposes to "bring government back to the people." llarsht said that the city officials must learn to control themselves and hold orderly meetings. lie "We need to knoA now what the future of our city will be. I am strongly in favor of adequate police and fire protection, proper I C SOIIENSON _ I)t'IIN() \Ic('L'II,'Y -in Casselberry A~ Who ,1 76 She considers he r self rather "Victorian" in attitude and 'will ,•.,: SIIO,)I:%TE ' not be bought by anyone. I'll win because the people want me or I $163 a month. If taxes are raised or utility costs go up, the only place th ese people can take the additignal money from Li their f ood budgets." Saying she was the only councilman to vote against instituting a property tax in the city, Mrs. Van Eepoel said she is for zeroLased budgeting and for a job classification and pay plan for city BROWN I' she said. ,'- , - - Mrs. McKibbin said the city must fight to keep utility rates from Telephone companies serving the community. "I'm Interested in findin g out why. "I'm concern ed about what's ha ppened with water rates," he said. SE.NlINAZZI ______________________ rising beyondthepocketbookof people in the community, adding that one-third of all Winter Springs elementary school children are receiving either free or reduced lunches because of hardship. "Houses are vacant in the city, A lot of people are up and leavin g their ho mes beca use they cannot meet the paymen ts," McKIBBIN 1' At PIANO said. , . NELSON ____ because of her qualifications and experience in the business urld in bookkeeping and office management. "My youngest c hild - Ken III, 12—is now old enough so that I can devote time to the job. relations oriented. Ili- said, if elected. he would place a sign in the " - mayor Kenneth Brown, feels she can do a good job as city clerk, board. " _ -b In addition to six candidates for the mayor's office being vacat ed by James B. IMrmann, there are two can dida tes for city clerk and four for the city council district five seat. J. It. Grant is running un o pposed for a second term or. the city council, district three. Grant, 62, married to the Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor of the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood, was elected council chairman by his colleagues immediately after assuming office in January, 1975. lIe was re-elected to the post early this year. A resident of the city for more than 30 years, he operates a "crawler" parts and service on Orange Avenue in the city and considers himself a fiscal conservative, City Clerk Onnie B. Shomate is pr edi ct ing that 35 pe r cent of the city's 2,706 registered voters will cast ballots in the election. Poll officials will be: Marie Elgin, clerk; Hilda Joiner, JoAnn Hammond, Halsie Lambert, Arlene Austin, Louise Goodwin, Helen Lafferty, Lillian Kennedy and L. C.Walker, inspectors and L. J. North, p4)11 marshal Absentee ballots will be counted Wednesday morning and the election canvassed by the mayor, Mrs. Shomate and the election ' and Donald Willson, a former nude dancing. An ordinance is mayor and ex-councilman. jj 4 Sizer, a real estate appraiser, (finance in the city forbidding two years ago and a former member of the city's plann in g and zoning board, feels he can do better in a leadership position. lie wants to see the city's ordi nances codified so that th e rules are clear and easily interpreted. Eano said he woul d pursue a wor ki ng capital improvement program, street paving without r es trictive assessments or increase in taxes and to ret urn the administration of the city to the mayor's office "where it belongs" Piano said he would be in city hail every day and would attend all regular and special council meetings and workshops. Andrew Seminani, 31, enjoys public realtions and believes to a large extent that is what the mayor's office is today. "And the atmosphere at city council meetings leave a lot to be desired," he said. '1 wo ul d attempt to change that to a more professional atmosphere." Serninazzi said monthly meetings with department heads should he held so that they understand city policy and so that the mayor is aware of what is going on in all the departments. Currently a mem be r of the city's plan n in g an d zoning cornmission, Seminazzi said a specific spot on the agenda of every council meeting should be set aside to give the citizens an opportunity to s peak be fore the board. CITY CLERK CANDlDATES: Mrs. Bettie Brown. wife of television news director and former '111k. MAYOR CANUIUATES: Charles llarsht, 63, sees the mayor's office as principally public the city council, are: Homer Gleason, chairman; Mrs. Lillian City Clerk Mary Hawthorne difficult to write, but Burke, Mrs. Letha Fowler an d Mrs. Arolyn True, inspectors and Is predicting a 42 per cent somewhee in the United States Mrs. Jon Day, alternate, and Mrs. James Gehr Jr., deputy. turnout of the city's 4,835 there is an ordinance that's Th e el ection ret urns are to be canvassed immediately after the registered voters at the city hail working, and we ne ed to f in d polls cl os e. Th e canvassing board is comprised of Mayor council chamber polling place See IN CASSELBERRY, Page Sorenson, Councilmen Harry Terry and DeLores Lash and Mrs. Tuesday. 9A Sas.sman. Th a bs entee ballots will be - 'S 'li,.,.- DENNIS 7k I to see that no dollars are spent unwisely or unnecessarily," he won't win, but I won't sling mud," she said, Sabatlni said that in cumbent officials enco ur aged him to run for the council and are helping him by putting out signs and endorsing his candidacy. "The city needs people who are genuinely concerned and interested. 17* city is business and needsto be run as a $ million business," he said, Sabatini said he is concerned that the city has no franchise , ('ONNEI.t. BAIISIIT '11 the city's 1,135 registered voters in the election. — ' ' Army technical sergeant; Longwood In U)NGWOOD— A lull ballot of 13 candidates for four elective offices will face city voters when they go to the city hail council chamber polls Tuesday. t Frank Schulte, retired naval Kessinger said he is concerned'd officer and student; Charles that there is presently no or- A ( - 011' 15, and a daughter, Ruthann, 7. City Clerk Kay Sassmnn is predicting a 50 per cent turnout of School. Poll officials, appointed by the mayor and confirmed by Hopefuls Vie 1 3 - Seminole Conununity College, and his wife have a son, Richard, Polling place for the election is the Lake Mary Elementary — press of family responsibilities the thing!; that happened to the and owner-operator of a city, I was appalled." liaskell is concerned "with Longwood hardware store; Gerald Haskell, a warehouse the economic squeeze which ls, , fantastic, but now it's time to do something with the police department," he said. Lind said re creation areas need developed and roads need paved or maintained in a better fashion. Sines, the incumbent, wants W inter Springs to reta in its rural sett in g. "I f eel I'm the o nl y independent official In th e city. Th ere are too many ou tside Interests involved and it seems to inc these interests and every other interest in the city is represented by othe rs currently exce pt the peo ple of the city. "I serve onl y th e people," he said. SinessalditistimethatthepeoplegetInvolvedine1ectioan political affairs. "It's the only way good people can be elected," he said, adding that "sour cream rise will rise to the top eve ry time." Daniels f eels he can best serve the city because of his vast cxperience in government and financial matters. Dur ing 28 years In the mil itary, Dani els sa id he held a r esponsible personnel and financi al manag ement position, the last of which was director of material for the air command. Dan iels said he hopes that the city cont in ues to g row in an orderly and controlled fashion, while keeping taxes as low as possible and expanding the level of service to the people. "I hope CASSELBERRY Walter Sorenson, unopposed for a second te rm in the mayor's Walter office. Lillian G rif fin unopposed for a second two-year term in Seat two Sunday. Dec.5,1fl—A ...In Semisnole County's Local Elections Tuesday t, 4 counted immediately after the LAKEMARY — Theonlyrealcontestontheballot CASSELBERRY — Voters here will choose three men Ix)lIs close by the poll officials in Tuesday's municipal election here pits John from a field of 10 candidates to which include: Raymond Decker, 44, a 17-year employe of Florida Power serve on the city council for the Morris, clerk and Charles Corp., against Cliff Nelson, 54, a retired Navy next two years and at the same Kaley, Molly Steudle, Velvet captain, for a split one-year term on the city council, time will decide whether the Jacobs, Lyn Stevens, Crystal community should have a new liruby, Mrs. Robert Wyenc Decker, who is a mem be r of the city's pl an ning and zon in g chart er at the city el ec tion and Margaret Green. COUNCIL CITY THE commission, sees himself as an extention of th e people. Tuesday. "The people either want the city to advance or stay as it is. Unlike its sister cltle in CANDIDATF.S: Brady says he "feels Whichever way the people want, that is the position I wo ul d take," Seminole County where can Decker said. dldates for governing bodies ashamed of the way senior Saying that a public official needs most of all common sense, run for a specific seat, citizens and handicapped Decker points to Lids past experience as a chairiiian of the civil Cacselberry political office persons are treated." They service board in Pinellas County when he was transferred there. hopefuls run in a field with the should be able to finish their three highest voter-getters, in lives with a nice retirement and Nelson, past president of the Central Florida Zoological Society, should receive help wits sald he can contribute much on a daily basis to the city. "I would t his case, winning election, Candidates listed on the utilities bills, he says. like Lake Ma ry to be a well-organized, small town, but wo ul d also Glascock said, "When I like it to be known as the 'town with a heart." ballot are: Bill Brady, a fire lie sa id many of the citizens of Lake Mary cannot afford city technician Ltli the Seminole r es igned from the city council County Fire Department; (he was chairman) I was like a improvements for improvement sake, although most would like to have water and sewer service and paved streets in front of their Charles Glascock, a former lost soul. We (he and his homes. "I have the time to devote to make Lake Mary a better councilman, who resigned f am ily) got involved in a few place to live," he said. several weeks ago due to the things, but when I saw some of 4 ballots are to be counted and the election convassed immediately after the polls close at 7p.m. by Councilmen Claude Ash and Ernest Hendrix. Evening Hera Id, Sanford, FL_ • CAPT. SANFORD POLICE AUTHORITY 4 YEARS PARACHUTE TROOPS .9 1 -- - " • ORLANDO Ill )IIEI(1'SON \ . SIIL"I'TE Mayor MEMBER D.A.V. VOTE TUESDAY FOR KEITH Pd Pot Ad. b FO POL ADV i LODIE KEITH La, Moor, P-L - • ' • �_________________________ Do You Need Repairman? Ih .\I)\ I%\IP ' isi .I' \cite,iturt'i I' i' u' Tlii ,id i tiit4l% 11 nw s..,r it hi .iuitit It' iiiiiiil 1 i hit I, ilU call I r(' t)1Ilili.lti, iiu It('etj Inni Ii't 'iitii it. tide t'l5tiIjL that liii the iloiUli ad jii.st iiiiivetj tit'tihl.'rh.'ii. It c.ir-oItl tht.Lce, the ''liners tII ;iittt ,iiit It, p1w I,ii .iffccttil .\ Iiture .e' lietk Ii. ivatlt' aihi sani lie I)lll11t1 Ii' ptiiiw. ,i itutiiI.'r ;ilxiut it (tic a i tiupli' iihitu tiuui bevii ''::'.rret! ttl:,' a k.. iit'iitiantsi that liii' toIlet taiik III hi ;:II i hl,stI1M,' said the lOan. - lit-cause the it. ater pressure i'. CLASSIFIED ADS HOME tt ,i', iitiliKt'It . iiii - c tic ti,iil tw t hiiii ttt 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanlord, Fl. Sunday, ' ?i;iI t.'tii p.irtl ituist'd. al!iiit.• u inil "iiiill aiii'iuiit tif (ci hi i'titt'i th'' ht;tttiii uI (hi' ,ink ,dtir it li,utl 1*1.11 .'Iulptitsl. U1lhItlL (hi v,uli i ,ulI (itt ii.i hi turning it uuuhitcr.4-ltx'kwist' uip r utuuti i if thi uiikt''ioniiui Seminole OdQndo - Winter Poik 322-26)1 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. SATURDAY 9-Noon i"t',id )ii' ti- itt Ii iit iii Ls(•k,' '.CESiIP,' i,iIls ttiiiii is .- tstitiitrs \ini tt.i,uhil hi' sut 'I iseti." i ;uiui. ''how iivaii tutu''. lit' al'' SUltlluit)flt'ut -.. I. iwi'.tiiii Iiiiu- .iliIiliiiIitr s uaIlt'ul (ii a house to fix a lionf1tIitlilii iteni itlut- Pi wi;ui't .Iuulll ts Jill) 'inl ieause .,itii'Itih ..,- .i,,ii.ihin,. I.I ,'.litd tJ I i,i tlet tii( l;IU 'rUin (it Ii lii IC thut' [Ui- lUteS Iii di'.i',;t',', 'I: t,Iii. ;i I Inirntr flu% Oust's .iri'li'l utuirkine unit tuii.r \ tt'it. ila I,4(ti. it. hut' tUik' ' t I in'i it iitIiver iil,tfl, I ii titistake " DEA DLIN ES Noon The Doj Sundoj -. Nocr Friday __________________________ -Card of Thanks : paid fur his tiiiw. Muitipi) (11,11 (ii,' eXtX'llcilt'es ut tttnusatitLc '.1 tither •tt'ait'r'.aiuul Situ have 5411111' idea of unit. tub liiutii'y I'. pt'nt tuttulg Before Publication - _______________________ 4 A-Public Notices - 11)1 P III II! 1FF I(1 %()'' )utch Colonial 3 BR. 2 bath home on lake, in wooded setting $250 month. 3720753 per AR w'th lam'ly rnm $I month with $50 security deposit 323 5588 SiiO OF F ICE MANAGER. local SlOj RECEPTIONIST-tyPiSt WAREHOUSE furnturee1P $110 55$ MECHANIC-- auto exp. WRECKER MehanIC etalt cap D,ESMECHANi PHONE SOLICITOR Comm OuT Si GE SAL ES UC,P TPAlNEE--Restauranl Comm ADV SALES omforlabte 2 BR home in Lake Mary. turn or unfurfl . air corid heal. Florida room. carport. fr ,I trees. $175 month Call 569 0S3' between S & S or 372 6196 eve's weekendS SilO t & , Land Transactions , I 14jIj Ridgewood I 1916 ' CiVU6LIKLZ6 G4L Ckitsa ___________________ - 41--Houses * * ' EXECUTIVE HOME lii beautiful Wilson Place' 'lix miles wPSt of downtown Sanford Lovely or?" year old. 1 bedroom, 3' bath )meonQenerousDootorlented nestled under huge oaks Loads of cabinets in IS' Il' kitchen fireplace in family room, brick and lile g,is grill on 31'xll' porch. intercom. ce'nlral vacuum system, 7 central healing and air con dilioning units Please call for I appointment p BATEMAN REALTY Req Rc,iI Est,it broker 2635 S S,a,i$ord A" 3)1 -0751 'vi 33) . I Lar9e 2 BR cement block. I bath. family and living room. ecreened i H U n t Realty, Inc. porch, carport Just painted in and - aol Street to Street lot Fruit and " pei:an trees Walk'ng distance to 122 2115 252-4 i',irt, Dr shopping, hospital. St Johns a. Attrr Hours Realtor Lake Monroe Ideal for retiree's 222 it'll i'll 0615 979.1 Plo qijaity.rv) Pr,,ale l,.iotit,ic Move today $16,000 Low down W. GAR NE TI WHITE payment Phone 323 530f) -______________ Meg Real Estue (trotter __________ JOHN YPIDER. ASSOC Over 10.000 people are reading this to' W Commercial ad Don't you w,Sh the item you Phone 31? 7811, Slotord have for Sale was liste'd 're' By Owner New carpet & paint No qu.slilyinq, no closing costs, no te Less than 11.000 down 7809 Gro,i' Dr , Sanford - _ -. 1$ ,,. - _ 41-Houses ,. 11-Antiques - SEWING MACHINE NELSON - S FLORIDA ROSES SINGER FUTURA Woodrufl'sGarigenCenter LISC riCw, Singers fInest Still ifl 601 Celery Av warranty Original price oven - Out of Ideas' ViSit Etnel;'s An -1.650 WtIl sell for $755 cash or take Eel mc Show you hOW y'i can make I tiques. I mi W of I 1011 old St Rig Merchandise S303 $500 per week Call 3235542 payments 045)2 per month, NO -'16" Stalon. Paola, 373 SIll. MONEY DOWN Will take trade -________ as part payment Free home Irial, WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT M-Equipment for Rent no obligation Call 641 6/79 day or . WORK 1Place a CIass'f,ed Ad fl t)M,iscellaneous for Sale night _________ the Evening Herald today ______________________ -'-Steam (lean Your Own Carpet ________________________ USE WANT ADS for quick response Rent Our Rinsenyac ' " hilJf-r".4 c selling ESTATES. anlique Bough? & sold CARROI.L - FURNiTURE 33)5181 __________________________________ ChriStma', S.1IC Plow In Progress by Estate Agents. Billy H Wells& _____________--. --. Sa,t $31 Horse 8. Rider Western Associates. Sanford 372 5197 or 52-Appliances -Pets.5upplies Stri 21555 Sanford Ave 323 2520 ___________________________ ___________________________ 41-Houses _____ Lwnrden 51use COMMERCtAL PROPERTY (hoce' ommercial Site 350'x250' on 1192 inside Siinlord cily 35 14wy limit', by owner i2) i2i0 * iDEAS! -___________________________ ______ .11-Houses __________________- GiIIt * , flue Iarniy of the i'e Dec Phillip noerson of Sanlord, oShe to urn I OR house In Lake M.r'y on Ihon the members of New Salem SEARS telephOnes will be open $100 ttit' art' suuiiictiiuies turned oti large tot. Single or couple No P B Church & New Mt Calvery every ntght 'lit S thru Dec22 Two pets 3723019 ii error t*'causu' tile) usually M B Church for all their acts of days delivery 322 1111 kindness, all the food, ilower, _____________________________ located iii thtt' area of light idtii'. back mlii uleutrit uiutlt'ts .wE SELL SUCCESS contributions, cards & ielegrams 323 5176 :34-)biIe Homes it. iti'hi.'s. Ilit' WIlt tO .IvOitl SUCh .'oi Commercial 'i, itutiju i luanurs h)iulut.ht (it A special Ihanks to Rev 0 w 4-Personals I iiiu'.taku' is (ii plate a pict-t• oh lc1al: ships tn'caust' thie Williams. Rev Sims, Rev ________________________________________ Large national manufacturer Nice 2 BR mobile home Rucker, Rev FieId. & the entire I ape . icr I tie ''iluergeucy uut'iit llt'killg Up (lie dirt IH OP. opening new branch in area Need in Longwwod $125 mOnlh siaff of WilSon E lchelberger gualily people for our Sales t. it -I. 'lilt' tape can hi' qulukl) Nopels PhoneS30 16S0 crl iuItt'ii hiavi' IhuuttlIlIg uiwrt' Mortuary IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' Service MRS service dept Flexible hours Call I ippt'd tiff ii auth whicu It is IN YOUR FAMILY' PH IL LIP t ioged AN DE R SON t. utog uuith thmetti than & I lQ& £AOI in, ,nt,qvipw anot. 7 BR Mobile Home -•.....' AL ANON • FAMILY iii'(essIIr'. (ii lllutvf' (hi' sit. utth to Furnished No Pets ,ust-s . I Dear ,lr. Saxon, Electrolux. largest manufacturer Of $114) 373 2638 For families or friends of problem cleanina eouiomenl now has A group of us have been discussing a couple of questions and drinkers OpningS for sales & service AR. furnished. $110 Katie's ise can't arrive at satisfactory answers so we are sending them For Iurlher information call 123 155/ personnel Call 1-598 0011 for in Weklva Landing. 322 4170 or write along to you. The questions are: "Who really pays the brokerage terview appt. fuiWiTcabana, porctteTed _________________________ Sanford Al Aonn Family Group .o fee In a real estate transaction? And, ho do the brokers yard AdultS Oflly 7o j'-tt 213 Accounlng MJchine Op.'rafor . _____ Boa 553. Snford. Fia 32771 represent In the transaction?" 0358 after 1 30 Burroughs L 1000 Hrs S tO 5. -WEDDINGS PERFORMED ________________________ Monday thru Friday Ask for Mr By Notary Public Cavalt,,ro, Cod'StO. Inc - 3238500 Dear W.W., 372 2026 Eves & Wk nds Fla. Retidentiat Comm. Inc., to Roll Belt & WI Dorothy to Dolores Brue A D'jdiey & wf Betty L to Real [state ______ These queions have raised many discussions over the past E. Ford, sql.. LI 21, 81k Il Arthur E. Orindle Jr., & wi Dale E. Shirley M O'Neal. Lot 16. 61k 8, ____________________________ 2)-Situations Wanted CVCRY DAY someone's lOOkintI for Wealhersfueld. lit Addn., 129,100. years. LI 6. 81k C. Highland Hills, $41,100. Lakewood Shores, $22,900 what you have to sell Call today Anlhony Juliano, Trustee & mdiv Fla Residential Comm Inc. to JO3h S Taylor & wI Laura to -I --There are those who claim that the "commission" is built in to and your Classified Ad will appear Bookkeeping Service's- Auto cx- j to David R Storm & wf Donna I.. w Jo1h P Tooie& *1 Florence E LI 41-Houses Francis H Emerson Jr . & wt the price, and therefore the buyer actually pays it. here lomorrow perience. typing, sales tax & 6, 81k A. Highland HillS. 134,000 4 of LI 16 & E 79 of 15, 61k M Martha M . LI 31, Unit I. La quarterly reportS, tillfl; Nofary. (.ongwood Park 525.500 Floresta. $47000 Edw P Nydam & WI Karen P to Legally, the seller pays the commission because the broker or Will work In your offIce or my Edward P Nydam. Lots I & 2 Sun lit Hall. BIt Orl 10 Irene DivORCE PAPERS TYPED for do John 0 Parker. 591 to Vernon C brokers obtained a buyer "ready, willing and able to buy." it yourselfers. $50 Marilyn's 99 hOme 33) 5193. Sanlando Estw. lit Addn, $100 Prickelt, Trustee, Lt 19 Woodcrest LusllefSki, Lot 19, 81k 2. Shadow Piiii, Under the Law of Agency, the broker or brokers represent the Secretarial Service. Ocala, 901 Unit One. 531.500 Lake States lnvestm7nl Inc . o 133.000 Notary Marriages Male 37, experienced ir, Office 132 t773 seller because the)' are under a contractual arrangement to act Allen F Brush & WI Marion & Norma Kaplan, that part of NE'. of Darrell Story & Nancy to Frank management. customer contact. trforme NE'4 Seu 332130. desc. From NE Calherine M Brush to Victor E Walker & wI Beth Lot 17 Jansen S d as his agents to o1*ain the buyer, and are paid a compensation _ I law enforcement, insurance claim cor of said sec. run N 87 deg 59 mm Gischler. Lot 6. 61k 1. San Scm $77,000 it for so doing. & personnel investigation, ri - Knolls, lit Addn , 117.900 26 sec W, 355' along N bourdary of Grange Prop. Inc to Bel Aire (luding Iracing & $ljrvllilance The broker or brokers obligation to the buyer is limited to ., NE'4 etc 51.100.000 Homes Inc. Lots 2735, BIk 20. I n. Byron A Fox & WI Margaret to Vi NI 10 SI 0 Nt,i s"c 5!? flJ br work Desire work in related fields Charles W Orawdy. SE' of SE' • oi BIk 23. I 77. 81k 24, 125. 81k 25 & 1 11 New Electronic Sensor Perm & Raintree Village Ltd., to Patricia honesty and full disclosure of all material facts and data. IhiS beautiful Callornia style or willing to learn any new trade Beauty Care Products Towers E. Harper & Edna 0 Enders. E' of NW'. Sec 30 1930. less N 152' of 81k 26 & 519. BItt 77, Wealherstlelcf, This operation has long led, in my opinion, close to the border's home Split bedroom plan. new or Skill Looking for employment Beauty Salon. 519 E lit . 33) 5717 NE'4 of SE', of Sec. 221.31, 2nd Addn. $100. 3)0' etc . 521.000 lS'xlt' pool Fenced yard, car. of "conflict of interest" due to the normal course of operation in offering a future, lair eatery & Condev Homes oI On. Inc.. to James L Somerville & w-t Julia to piled, and muh more SEE I benells 831 9535 the real estate field. New Vista Consir to Charles Wm Harry .1 Durchilag & WI Rebecca p Central Fia Builders Inc , Unit 812 'P _.__ NOW' 1)9.500 Spansel Sr. & *1 Gloria J.. Lot 1 Unit 01 Healherton Village. tin. Country Club Manor. condo . There is some benefit to the average buyer if he is represented PendanlsStar and heart shape. Green Village. $34,900 121,500. 123.200. 24 Business Opportunities VACATION COTTAGE-- I BR. by a broker other thai, the listing broker, but the law still looks 1.6 50 and up Gwailney Jewalers. - FF . Orl to Herbert Cohen & *1 David Schuster & wf Janet P to Wailer Foster, sgl & Marie balh. living room srrennt1 porch 7t4 S P,,rk ,i,e Rosalie. upon the broker as a sub-agent of the seller, and his loyalties are Roland H Stonaker Jr.. & wf E Unit 156. Lake Villas, Wheeler & Ptb Wm A to John kitchen enu Tleo srn,;ll tub rice Grocery store for sale Reasonable Condo. $17,000 Joan. Lot 37 Robin Hill Unit 2. Wailer Foster. S 78' of N l2l of E required to be with the seller. 101 110.000 Call 322 6121 after 6:30 p m $30000 The Huskey Co to Ron Meyer 100' of LI 11. Frosts Addn - No 7. to STOP This is why I am more and more interested in representing AND THINK A Constr Co. LI 3 61k B Sweetwater Altamor.te, $100 1QCD1 Little River Constr Inc. n, I I CIt t'orrc PALMEr ro .I1NUTE IF CLASSIFIED buyers under contract. Since I am their agent and they are Oaks. Sec 11. 116.900 Patricia W Harris lMarrleujl N' of Salvatore PecJone & *4 Pose to 29-Rooms - - 1515 Q,ji! neightxrhOoJ. COnvniCnt tO ADS DIDNT WORK THERE The Huskey Co to John L Glenn Charles E Bagby, Jr Lot 312, 0 P Swope Land Co. Pial , E 17' of Lot paying my fee, I am free to buy at a net price from the seller and Pinecrest School. Shopping WOULDN'T BE ANY Jr , 5. WI Patricia S. Lot 3. BItt C, of Black Hammock, $100 21.5. W $9 504 20. BItt M, Longwood Couple will share home w,ih senor not operate under the shadow of divided loyalty. OWNER ANXIOUS $19,500 Park. $100 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 11. 115,900 Larry F Rose, sgl to Theodore A ______________________________ citile'n Private room 8. bath. 647 Send your question to: The Huskey Co to Albert 1. Jenson & *1 Carol. LI 3-4. Sleepy Evelyn Bonartder& Alan bonader, ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll 8541 I MLS REALTORS Hollow, iii Addrt , $40,50. HutItCy & wI Nancy. LI 5, 81k C. Repr EsI Signe I Bonander to Wm Real Estate Investments ____________________________ Free 621 1227 for "WE Care". Sweetwatir Oaks, Sec 14. $11,900. D Patrick 8. wI Phyllis L . Lot 3) Michael S Lodge. $91 10 Rebecca AdulIs & Teens The Evening Herald 321.0041 Rentals L Blalock. sgl . E 60' of W I 5] 33 Of Bitt H Winter Woods i d Un 2 I Tm B Hardy & WI Agnes to 300 North French Avenue S 170'ot NE'. & s so George B Ernig & *4 Dorothy M . 1)5.000 201' S FR W 9)33 of NE'. etc '.5 M Smth Thrd s d Sanford, florida 32'771 Unit NE. Sausalito, Condo. Ph I, Hallmark Cnnstr, to Donald C. JIvORCE FORMS -- For free n _____ I -. 1103 1)9.300 LanceS. wi Betty 0., Lt 20. 81k A. formation write to Box 191. 3O-Apartn'xnts UnfurnisId PPM NICF H()MF en t. span to Richard inc ,pttngi ipreadtng Village, I Pompano, Fia . 33061 --(I Spain IManriedl Lot I), BItt F, 141.300. I BR - I bath. carpelcd and C A. Os'i C Q(1 ITI) - DuplexeS Furn or ,S.D.ximere. 2nd repl 5100 Equitable LIe A%sur Soc to itILLiOPIS OF DOLLARS in Real tJnlurn , WOQdi'd. Home Size lotS. I kitchen equipped, nice large tQt George A Kellogg Jr & wf Stanley Donald M Faulkner 8. Virginia S Can assume mortgage RI0C,EW000 VILLAGE. 363 No Estate is sold da,ty in the tc Frank Walker & *1 Beth. Lol II, W . Lis tO. II 8. 12. 81k C.. Tr. No 24. qualifying Very small down ' A 3721 claSsified ads Nothing Small j Adean Gdns. 135.000. Sanlando Springs. $S5.100 '' Monthly payment on aI)oul that -_________ N'ckolas .1 Slickeler Jr , 8. WI Paul A DeVelder to Arthur Mack mortgage 1157 97 Large 2 BR upstairs apt.. 1700 tt,;thryn E to Albert H Rompf & *1 Wright & Hershel Lee Wright. Lot 21 ' Magnolia Ave , Sanford 373 0445 Sharon, LI 37 llsedale Manor, Oak Hill Addn .So Sanford. 119,600 FACED WITHA DRINKING atlr JOHN SAULS AGENCY 535.100 The Greater Constr Corp to PROBLEM Dade Fed.. Miami to Morrison Harold E Bynum & *4 Mary C . Lot Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous DIFFERENT D4y5 322 71/i EveS 373 OIlS Inc., From SW cor. of Lot 354, Arms 165. WinSOr Manor. 1sf Addn . Can Help k-. Broker $44100 Altamonle Land Hotel & Nay. Co. s Call 473 4367 __________________ d. Ill. dc. 03119 cc. 1210.000. Robert T Callahan & *1 Susan H Write P0 Box 1213 Call About Our Just ,Shout everything for Christmas to Wm J Ch,lciesler & WI Linda L . Eileen L Krause & hb 0 James to Santord. Florida 32771 Christmas Specials CitIng can be found in the Want STROKES WAISn De'nnus S Valente & *4 Terry 0. W Lol 3. Cutter Cove, 112,000 -Ads' John F Pea to Robert R Phillips .417' of Lot 6. & E 11 9' of 1, Sanlando a Spacious I. 2 5. 3 BR apIS TinnIs, & Found The Suburb Beauliful Palm Spning Jr. SE'. 04 NE,oI Sec 1S2030 110 swimming, pIe yground, SANFORD- VA Repoiiesiion. Sec 61k 61. $36,000. acre's m II etal. Spar 603 acres m I, recreation room, laundry room Lake Avenue 3 BR. ii bath, new 541 Dale Builders Inc , to Dwight S cc & 250. LOST Miniature black S. while and Clubhouse 2580 Ridgewood carpets. lam ily room, fenced -' FOR J Mayberry & *1 Daryl i It 530, Fannte Burns. sql £ Edw. Nesbtt. Spotted male dog. Santord 33) Ave . Sanford, Ph 373 6420 corner lot, $300 down. 1119 18 Wekiva Hunt Club. Fox Hunt. Sec 3, sql. S. Roosevelt Nethtt to MorrIs C.. 1661 or 322 1617 after S month •i APP. 340 MoS . $71,300 342.500 Marlin S. wf Mary F , Lot 10, 81k I). _____________________ __________ DeBAR Y- Large, lovely 1 BR. air, 1 Larry 0 Bill & wf Peggy R to CRANK (ON'ST OEALTY Tr. 0. Sanlond, 1500. - ----- - - near Stores ideal for retired Dtnnis P Pender. Lot 7 01k E, REALTORS-130 6061 L C. Bennett & wf Esther 6-Child Care persons Ill 0550. 165645 DIFFERENT Eves 323 3*19 Camelot Un One. $11,100 Maxine N Hancock, Beg at NW cor -_________ •1 Colonel MIg Svc Calil to H&U, of Lot II. 81k 11. 4th Sec. Dream Responsible baby siting, clay . ,3EDI1OC,M split level, 2' ; baths,' *'old. etc . 5100 0. LI 803 Spring Oaks Unit 1. $103 N OW RENT I N G • night on occasonal bISiS large family loom w,th fireplace, Michael Bldrs of Scm Inc. to Willie Mae Mantun to John Martin. Reasonable References t I can garage Extras galore sql., From Center of Sec. 77.19-31, Matthew M Marliuslc wf & desired Jennie KlIne. 3720791 FOLKS BU1 ASSume mortgage Sanford Court nun E 1.210' S 250' to pob etc., SiX. Patricia, LoIs 7&S. 81k H. Sanlando DYNAMIC PROPER TIES Springs Repiat Tr 57. John P Gwaltney & *1 Louana M EclucatiOna, Child Car, for as low a' Apartments S V tlardwick, Broker Freedom Fed to Violet En to Harold Gwaltney. Lot $26 Speing *rettiy if you quality 37') *121 Deltona. 661 6611 Oaks Un 3, smenger & R,ta Brown. Jt ten, Lot 1135 ic 3'] 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Mary C Albers 591 to Jean K II, 61k C. English Ests.. Un 2. SOMETHING LAKE MARY- Spacious 3 614, 1 AiEers. LI 5 81k B The Springs 1103 1)0.000 -- - bath, lakefront home **lh Brand new, sparkling with charm' E Scott Brandon Inc. to Paui M Goetel EnIr . Inc 10 Robin P beautiful FIREPLACE, formal 9-Good Things to Eat Furn,%hCd studios, unfurnisheci Dowd& *1 Janet S. LoIs 108, 11 aitt Senercn,a & *4 Rose B. Lot 29. BItt ___________& 7 bedroom units Your new I dining, country kilchen, I'- acres C iiefl W 11 2.3 of Ill WesI A, Sweetwaler Oaks, Sec 3. 171.900 I home features freedom $59,900 NAVEL ORANGES Aitamonte HIS. Sec 1. $37,5Ø IQCDI Robti't P Readn2 tO FOR EVERYO Shag Carpeting 7802 French Aye .Sanford George E Colvin to 3 M Hal Pamela A Reading. Lot II?. Wren I Forrest Greene Inc. Fabric Covered Walls " fl '.sway & J P Nattaway, LI 6 61k. H wood Hts . 1100 _______________________________ I I Built 'n Wall Bookcase I 530 543] North On Pamela A, Reading. Ranches, Sec Ia $100 sql. Ii Victor AL loll "" What's so great about our local I Private Entrance -________ NAVEL ORANGES. $2 SO BU Levie Fta lnv to Ransel P M. Diat S. wI Nilsa I Eel lii, Wren. I - newspaper? Dead bolt Lock 327 1.1357 or Calved S. *1 Geraldine A • 101 IL 81 wOod HIS . 132.000. Fenced Patio 'IT? 67'fl 0, No. On. Tern., Sec I Unit 2. E Plentyh ii We offer so much for Youth Scott Brandon. Inc to Color co ordinated Kitchen & 131.100. Pace'se$te'r Builders Inc . LoIS 17 & We bring you the latest news! We tell Appliances IQCDI Imogene Spradlin to I). 81k E, le E II 33' of Lot I?, Pennsytsania Golden Delicious & Home For The you about current business frend and Abundant Storage Space Shirley Lea Robinson lMarr,cdl Lot Well Allamont, Hts , $4, Starmon Apples 372 2031 II) W Holidays "Energy Efflcienr' Air Con sports happenings! When you're 13th St tO, hI Addn Senlando EsIs , $100 Donna £ Robak t Kenneth Allan dit,on,ng Package I lQCDl John P Blakely to Shirley Ocaring & wI Diane M . Lol lO looking for the latest storewlde Owner Cli priced thiS well kept 3 yr Full Circle Insulation 5. Sound Lea Robinson. Trailwood Esls. Sec One. 130.000 LI 10 IsP Addn bargains1 the best restaurants, sports old I BR, for fast sale Equipped? Proofing 18-Help Wanted Sanlando EsI. 1100 Sarah Simons. 1uSd 8, Truitee & kitchen.wilh breakfast bar. utility events, musical concerts, weather No One living above or below you hb Leonard to Richard H Epilen Merle Harris & Harriet to Walter room. 2 bathS, living 5. dinirg. , Full time Resident Service reports and countless other "local" ?ii'eJ extra money' Can you work a field & *1 Carmelia F . Lot I Howell C. McCreless & *1 Berlie L . Beg r paneled tamily room, that Direclors things,. . We have them. We're your * SR 127.19 63' NE of If line of SE '. Ests Repi . $13,003 couple of hours in the evCflinq overlooks a large yard With citrus Models Op.i 10 a rn. '1116 p m Daily Call 11) of SW'-. run. N etc • Sec 29 20 30 501-Date Butlders Inc to Floyd trees Quiet area, close to "where.to.fjnd" index for lust about Come See us or call $7,700 Jester £ *1 Cecelia, 11125, Wehiva everything $37,100 37] 0210 everything in town. And we're right in EARN $36.00Q YEARLY __________________________ Maurice A Oritt & WI Florence 10 Hunt Club. Fox Hunt, Sec 3. $42,300, your OWfl backyard! Sella little Spice Mttchell E. Ttnc$el I. *1 Kim, Lt 3 Gale Assoc . Inc to Dorothy L 3231301 MS,,iai, Cat itt Add., ISA IAA I 'it I 0 r_._., ,, . P,,i tn,ra an.,n.,t lii. - Ynr Intl nn,'o,l -, DII. 4" U. .J)i•i OOWt, IIU IJbtQl Call S74 2056 2nd Addn . $31,800 James A Murphy Ill & wf Dawn YOU GET IT ALL WHEN YOU 31-Apartments Furnished John 7 Benfon & wf Michete t Z. to Herbert Williams £ wI Ltnda, No Closing Costs SUBSCRIBE! Lot 60 Sleepy Hollow, lit Addn.. Richard A Sawyer 5. wI Pull,, Ll Cook for in plant Cafeteria Monday Friday Lake Mary area $4t.00. . Ill, Oakland Hill, 172.100 I BR. turn apt lightS, water turn ---------------------Polygraph nerp.jined 373 9230 Eat. If Purchased & Closed B'1 Cousins MIg & Equtty mv to McI ure adults No pets, 195 377 Vernon N Ellibe, & *4 Merle to Id. Eugene L. Meyers Jr & *1 Theresa Talma F. White. tinil 33C. Ram 2296 alter 4 wIt days. Enter My Subscription To The Evening Herald Dec. 31, blewOod Condo, 123.500. M, Lol II. 61k I HeftIer Homes, Reliable woman to live rent Ire, In H Miller & Sons Orl Inc to Orl. Sec I, 572.000 SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 bedrucu' exchange for companion for older Name: Kenneth 3 Heinrlch & wf Lana C.. trailer apti Adult & family park DELTONA -- 1106 G'ovnn, SI (QCDI Peter A Volpilta & Judy T woman 377 3853 Sanford. Lof 1)4, San Sbaslian Ht., Un. 4. Boyer. .11 ten tg Peter A VoIpitla & Weekly 3515 HWy Il 97. Sanlord BR.28,Gan 1.2151:43 Smaltest ad *ith the greatest op535.000. Address 37) 1930 *1 Judy T .1016 lIen E 175') 81k C. City: portunity Call 323 5.542 Edw I Ichons 8. WI Jacquelyn 10 North Orlando Rancnes, Sec I, $100. SANFORO - 7)06 Park Ay Villas 2 Camper I railer for rent. 74. full d Dean Throcimorlon 8, wf Billie BR. I' B. Towni,u Wm 3 Wagner & *1 Carol to Phone: $19. Sa) balh. tw,n beds. Heat. ar 372 CIliated Ads J ,LoI7, 81k 0, Charter Oaks un, I. Dennis M Fre,land & *1 LInda L. S757 $29,903. MOVE MOUNTAINS Lot I. BItt A. Sterling Park tin I, Enclosed is my check in the amount of $_______________________________ CASSELBERRY_ 731 Laurel Was, of merchanclisecjaily Nader Homes Inc. to Richud P. 13 7. 300 '.ONIiLV RFtu''" 4 BR, 2 B. Fern Pm, Fla rm, Graham & WI Pt eva 1.. Lot 309 Rosie 0 Burgeis, sql to Marshall AVAILABI, E ObI gar.fenc, (Year $28.40 6 Months $14.20 2 Months $4.80) , 531.900 Winter Springs Un 4, $4,70o B Bone, Inc , Lot 711. Wren-wood Nurses. RPI'S&'LPN's. Aides, Aide Color Tv, air Cond ,Maid Serv. Companion Needed tmmedi*tely. Walker Fertilizer Ca. to Ose. W. Hts • Un 7. 537.500 QUALITY INN NORTH FOREST CITY- 3530 Gleayes Cl 628 0636 Boitn £ wf Fern E., Beg, at p1 $ ft i ii, SR 131. Longwood Dennis M Garcia & *1 Pamela to 862 1000 )BR. la 6. Fern rrn,Fla rm, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla. 32771 Wet SE don. of Lot U. St. Joseph run .,oW Pat,on, E 1$' of 101778, W ObI Car., Fireplc , Va Sill FIBERGLASS BOAT MOCK liP Air, carpe, Qutel I ar N lii' W 70' etc.. 53.540. 30' of 23. 81k 13. Dr,amwold, ---------------, ssas sprinkler sys ___________________ ______ $17,900 ' ANOFA8RICATION PERSON bidroorns. $123 tO $133 month Dustr. Advisiry Brd, Church ol Adulti Phone 372 1110 OVIEDO- 392 Celery Cr, P4 Nalanone to John P. Payne S. vet One' of the nation'S leading Carol F., N 3304$' of S 540.96' of Ni4 BR.26,Fam Rm,Obl fiberglass boal manufacturers Car of W'i of E', of SEt.. Se. 04 SR 538.200 . needs persons experienced In 31A-E.iplexes Sec 21.20-32, 19.000. bo'ld'ng mock ups and fabrIcalion Richard II Herndon 8. wf Patricia LOPfGWOc,D._ 132 Lea Av of glass molds Ion runabout FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * 2 BR unfurnushed. chIldren. pets o k. - 26, Fern Pm . Dbl,. Car • to Richard A Long I *1 Beverly K . I'ishung boats Ce . $130 mo 323 7515 ci' I 90.4 t.ot S. 01k 0, No On, Tern, Sec I lIlt 0299 -__________________________ $39.9i;s Unit 2. 571.100 Good SaIdry, fringe benefits, paid Mary B Campbell (married) to IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CHULA VISTA- GrOveldod Drive IDEAS vacatton and holidiy's, excellent 32-HOUSeS Unfurnished I BR. 3 8, Fam John I Saute Sr I *1 Clara, Lot 16, Pm, Fire plc workung cQndit,QnS . ------_---I Bitt F. WoOdmere Park, 2nd re'pl %C- Porch 160,00o .' Send complete resume 10 Mr. Milie SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) Winter Springs 3 BR, excellent WITH THEIR Kelly, Personnel Director, Arrow condlion, mn leaSe 6 mos 1-265 WINTER SPRINGS.. Cam Corp toOmni Con'str Corp. 200 811 Glass Bosh & Manulacluring Lof ID. 81k Q, Sky Lark Un, 2 replet. 'no Plo pets Near school 371 0335 tecwoodSt3BRlbF. Pm. Corporation, MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 931 FIrestone Dot Car *4.000 teyard MemphIs, TN 31107, 129.900 Mary E Self I Leslie C Cinf non, f0.I5I,. . heof. Lot 35 & E 6 1' of Lot 36, Mayfair Se. your Real (5Ite fenced yard 372 3553 Broker Or call Equal OpportunIty Employer, ____________ Sac., lit Addn, 131 SSSi Eat SO? sudi switches ave l,rigtit it'd wall plates, l-;vt'ti though - - STARS h'rii11 LOOK GO TO WORK st'IVII( THE FOR I'm STOP!! tt'.iit'i cat; tell tiu tutu iiFki; hit FOLLOW I & 2 BR Apts . eaceiient Iocation;i electric kifrhens. A C. carpeted. drapes. adults, from $140 lois Sanford Ave . Phone 3fl 7113 LAKE MARY. lakefront. I AR. 2 bath, garage & carport, large lot $215 mo FORREST GREENE INC REALTOR,S20MIJ 4b-ommercial Property - P4CC 7 BR block home. turn or ',nfurn 32) 2970 or 327 /529 alter y thru S times tIc a tine 6 thru 25 times ]lc a line 26 times 24c a tine (5200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Dec. 5. 1916 LeN, 1 to 12 ntfl Gerlatr' cx perience preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing & Con vaie%tefit Center. 9* Mellonville Ave RATES H OURS iit't tI:tt It turnel nut that tti tiut-tifF ia;i' tttidt•i tltt. t,tiik ili.scu,ssi,in if the Pt 1ui,!'It1 thi,it hiatt Ivli t'lwnuntt'ruil in the O Its prubabi) II% 32.-Houses Unfurnished 18-Help Wanted )UflUd7,IJV'..J.'iQiIM Lve'nIng n1eraiu,dnroro, Cl, ________________ ______________________________ GROOMIPIG All smal, breeds '* Professional. Reasonable 531 PAin ', It) sxi Schw,n Super Sport (SE II lb Dr yor. Regularly till, now flOi ri-itr'4Ae EQ 0' TorE ____________ '___________ hike, 570, lady's 3 SOd b,ke. 1Q. I 2O Sanlord Electric Co. 2572 I Acre with large 2 story hOm', 1106W Firsf SI, Sanford press bench 8. weighls. 170 All Park Dr ornpiclIy restored Central heat , 372 1562 Free. S yr old German Shepherd. Unusual Christmas Gifts Antiques, like new 3237062 ________ ___________ splynt ferr.,ile, fawn color, good ,snd air. carpet lhroughoul China, Glass, PnimlfIvs, Fur With children 70'3 KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Beautiful trees, good Soil to grow niture Antique Appraisals Doll Refrigerated S.6ndw,ch unit, gas VERY CLEAN 7 BR olden home, Service llowens or garden or space for a Used machines Hospital Service Open Ti"s truru grill and fryer, cash register. close to downtown. churches and MOONEY APPLIANCES. 323 0691 horse Owner 327 1267 Sat , 105 Other lems 373 2770 _________________________________ _______ shopping Includes separate' 04 _______ ------------3 UP. Ii bath, lam rm 1g. fenced -__________________________ . liciency aparlment or workshop I Labrador. AKC. black. S weeks LITTLE SAl..E5p,'tlPi lP4 PRINT * Get 'Em While I Triple wide' traverse rod & i pair yard, carpeted, air Completely Pick your Chnislmas puppy now, 72-Auction ii l0,5) That's a C?ass.fie'd Adi drapes trip?e'wde. 681 " long 125 remodeled Wilt hold 2nd mtg for $121 Ph 371 139S. ______________________ - _______ tr t;i;tfl 322 2557 They're Hot! * _________________________________ _____________ ______________________ part down 3230S01 POOL HOME In county west at _______________ 53-TV.Radio-Stereo FREE to good home- 2 year old Public Auction,. Sanford, Owner out of SI ate, needs _______________________________ blew houses in a rural area No down dog. brown & tan. half Collie, half Cottage. 5 rooms, I baIl,, 251 5 Ira I to sell $36,000 payment, monthly payments less St . lake Mary 511.503 Phone I tArn .'II love hCr Daniel Green ,, Spilt Good wills children 33) MON., DEC. 6, 7:30 P.M. lhan rent Government subsidized 557' ______ ________ PINECREST - Newly panted, cozy hOuSe slippers from Knighl's ___________________________ to qualilied buyers Call to see it Stenstrom Realty Just rCcini',ed several loads of 3 BR, I bath home near elemen Stereo. AM FM radio. Record 5fes. 700 E lit St I BR, Ii bath, cent you qualify. Camll's Poodle Pad-Complete bedding. sofas. chairs, bedroom lary School player. beautiful console model CITY 2901) Park A-,C just carpete,j. (loSpts galore, enclosed onohess'oal grooming 2167 Park suites, coffee tables. dinnettes. 19" Clam Shell, Excellent ioflditiqn, 323 2191 reduci.di lbs e't,i clean I (ill. I garage, UIiI;ty rm , fenced back UNUSUAL SANFORD- 831 Rosalia Or . 2 BR. _______________________ TVs and appliances from the Ave 322 1121 Closed Wednesdays Mounted Rattlesnake Skin, Hand bath home' would be a del.ght to Wm. H. Stemper•Reaitor yard, large corner lol For Sale or Fla rot, I b,Sth. lenced yard South All lobe sold to the highest quilted double quilts, 7 Cinnabar Good used TV'S 133 & up move into Located on exlra large Rent 323 iito 518. 103 bidder -MILLFR'S. 2619 Orl.indi, Drive. rracelets. 7 amber bracelets. 1919 S French 327 1991 lot Now 170.000 Snack Bar Available S.snford. 3220)52 some "ecology" ewelr', etc 349 Eve's 372 1196, 372 1164. 33) 1951 3 Male Doberman puppies. cham M. UN SWO RTH REALTY Heat Furnished SIll DR EAMWOLD 323 3905 7604 hiawatha pion Show stock. 6 wk5 old Call ,00d Checks. Master Charge. Ave Conveniently located 3 BR, -Garage Sales 54 ' Pro Pei Estate BrOker Pool Table (Frederick Wtllys) 323 5325 Bank,Amenicard & Cash Ring our chimes and place a f'sst )1 bath home in excellent con I ______________________ 803W 1St SI . Sanlord with accessories. 119 Just in time --. - acling, low cost want ad Call 32? RE AL C siATE cI'tion I1PP wcrranipd JuSt for (hr,strnas 33) 7156 323 6061 or 323 OSI7 eves GARAGE SALE - Fr, . Sal , Sun .1611 or III 9991 Sanford Auction 66--Horses 120.800 I 32? /104 --_____________________________ 2072 Elizabeth Court toll ________________________________ Mellonville 5. Cornelil Furniture, Lake 7,iar-, GOOD AREA I Bk. I bath, cement 3 BR. 1' oath new LAKE MARY Stalls and Peddocks toy rent, lush 469 Crystal Lake 1200 French Ave. Linens, MisC 373______________ 5130 homes Under 125.000 will, less block, hardwood floors, screened ____________ _____________ Dr,ve' Convenient 7 BR. I bath green pasture, Mecca Hammock porch, 517,503 than $750 down Covcrnmer.l Pin 9. Pencil Sets, by Anson. SI? home on large 101 in quiet neigh Farms. 322 3565 323.7340 funding By builder, 831 16.49, Gy'AL THEY JEWELERS. 201 5 Garage Sale- All types of items, ____________________________ borhood with lots of potenlial __________________________ much high quality. low prices Ave Equal Housing Opportunit1,,_,,, NE ED A HOME' $100 down 3 Year Old Buckskin Gelding - _ -- ________ Priced to sell quick at $18,000 _______ I -Park Gadgets, books, clothing. etc Sat p.lymCnI to qualitietj buyers 3 . $200 Phone 377 5031 ______ ______ 77- Autos Wanted MAYFAtR-- Spacious 3 BR, 2'. ..,, & Sun 13) Hidden Lake Dr. BR. I, baths, central heat. ________ Alter 5pm --PAVESINA PARK - 10.4 Tangerine bath, near hospital, choice area, S,,n'orcl ___________________________ Stenstrom Realty returniihed As low as $ll.flffl custom built $16,250 Drive Charming 3 BR, I bath ______________________________ Fenced, improved pesture for rent. BUY JUNK CAPS 1rom 110 to 1)0 I home Is 'deal for entertainment REPOSSESSED -_____ Call 32? 574 alter 1pm WITT REALTY monthly rates Access to stable for PAVENNA PARK - Attractive 3 I I * * * * with built in bar bquc. on patio 55-Boats & Accessories shelter Close In Onona Road Peg t4i'al E',l,ite Br'kcr 321 0610 --CONSOLE STEREO plus much more (IPP warranted BR. 7 bath, extra large lam rm . Clintonwood Ph 32) 9000 or 32 Go) trn1, Ices everything, sold new I I "(7 - Priced right at 525000 choice school area. 1)1.900 78-otorcycleS 7895 P0135014 MARINE 372 0179____________________________ pecial Of The Week'' 1011 ._ _______ 5)8'? 95 (Sal $127 10 Call Credit 2928 Hwy If 9'? ___________________________________ Manager. 671 6.357 COUNTRY CLUB- Refurbished, 3 . -' , - '' ',''''. '' LDown VA & FHA Homes KuIp I 32' 5961 7 month old Apaloosa. $100 For $155,003 Custom BR, bath, lam . rm , lericrd I LAKE MARY Realty, 377 2335 407 W First more information, call .72 9729 built I BR. S balh, splil level. 517,903 Sanford , between 10 a m & 7 p m Ask for '73 Kawasaki 100 motorcycle. 5.000 Secluded lakefront pool drel.m, I 57-Sports Equipment Angie. ANYTIME I home Over lIOOsg It living area mile's, like new Sell or trade '" [Al- E k i- EALTY - '-I Christmas at Elyse's FloriSt, 171 Phø lamily rooms, tormal LII and I 319 5370 Crystal Lake' Aye , Lake Mary Harold Hall Realty I Mi,l Estate Broker Gelding. 14', hands. II years old. I OR, MUR selling and dressing Multiple Listing Service Dcc 1. 12 tO 5. 8. Dec S. I to S 'i 1 t 3?? 6455 gentle, good with children, tack ,,, Motorcycle Insurance suite, double balconies. 3 car REALTOR, MLS Come see' our beautiful Chr,stmas u ... ' .. 2 ,45 PARK , included Also Holste,n bull, I BLAIR AGENCY For his Christmas. give a 3 rack gun 'icrage' pius every iryl,IQinafllp ,lrr.sngements 10 Pd OFF WITH - ______ 323.5774 Anytime months old Call 3fl 1961 323 3666 or 323 7710 the jrscr-mnating holder, with door Ion shells. _____________________________ THIS AD Refreshments & Door -. Hal .... ____________________________________ Realty I STONE 151 Alit) lleaulifuIIy handmade of moun 'ut ac 1 (914 2 story Prijei Horses Pastured, very large grassy, ' overlooking t 'i- '.'cnroe on 1 tCin pine. 535 322 1316 or 37' INC. - -______________________ beautiful riding pasture 520 per 79-Trucks-Trailer's * * * * Drapes wittt traverse rods 68" L * acre This property is unusual mo Also horse trailer rentals, $15 --10" W. plaid, 110. 81' 1 x ISO" w, You must see' it 10 appreciate what per day ii. '.'r'torJ REALTOR S aies itt,, MLS 1964 Chevrolet panel truck. 67.003 I '3003 5410. $40 Also Black & it has to offer 539.900 wilts large ROBSON MARINE orginaI miles. 1 owner Carpeted. 25 1:ictry Club Cirtle. $lo.O - mortgage Decker ciectric hedge trimmer. Everything Fr The Goller- Clubs, 2927 Orlando Or , Sanford, 33) 5961 meg wheels, new tires. AM FM xu Patio Apadm $15 Ciii ti'? 0721 ,after 1 p m B,lis, (SoIl U,igs. Duckster __________________________________ Quad tape player, See at 140 Country Club Circle, 111.500 -____________ - . JackelS Laoies arid mens golf I DEL TONA Owrterscustom bu'lt. 3 Studio, I, Body Shop. 13th & Elm. Sanford AN - TI ME I apparel and shoes Mayfair yea's old. 3 ISP. 2', baths. 67-Livestock- Poultry Bedroom Apis. sparkling parguel floors ' lemon BluIf. 130.000 MultIple L.stin Servuce Country Club Pro Shop. 3222531 -----------_ ,,, 1971 GMC Pickup truck, good oug Out. large utility room. ______ QuIet, One Slory -, -. condition Sanford Auct,on 323 -'.tOm *'ll aye or-c of our electrical Feeder Pigs- Good breed, last .1565 PARk double garage. screen porch. I 1709 Magnolia. 111.900 Kitchen EquIpped 7140 [j apoliances 5cc' our tine selection 59-Msjsical WI?rchandlse gainers Reasonable You pick patio, all appliance's, turbine attic Adult-Family GregOry Lumber 6. True Value -Call 3'22 7733 tan. Sprinkler system mm I Mobile Home, (ass, $11,000 BCt.__'AutCy5 for Sale H,ircjware, 6th & Maple 312 0500 maculate condition inside' and out P anos 8. E lecIronic Organs *ith ' -One Bedroom Mobile Home. 5 Acres, 120.003 Priced below reproduction Cost automatic rhythm section Liberal ' 68-Wanted to Buy - - --_- -From 113 000 wiltS large assumable' '74 Triumph TR S hardtop, a r, I trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & I r Cr,' "t"' mortgage speed Must sell $1,000 or best Organ Sales & Western Auto, 30) Cash for Ant.ques Colsignments $ Mom will 'ove you ill year br a r's offer by Dec. 1 35 Al F.rt St , 322 2255 h, 862 6*01 I Micro Wave Oven or a Trash I wanted H' way 11 Auction WT DeBAR Y- Original owners cuStom evenings /832 Compactor Dick's AppI nce's, I Galleries, 3226912 ajilt 2 BR, t, bath, Ocal.t HOL T011 TRUMPET & I 1505 W. 25th St. 2611 S French Ase . 322 7658 Jeep. '16 CJS. 6 cyl , full top, hb5. Eves 372 1597 322 1179 limestone, beamed ceilings, all I j BUESCHER ALTO SAXAPHOPIE Wanted tObtjy used otliCe lIke new 13.000 mIles. 3221195 707 E 25th Si ________________________ appliances, double garage with I Phone 323 0356 Sanford, Fla. I Any quantity LAK ESIDE APARTMENTS NOLL'S. heated workshop and or office Sell or CASSELBERRY, Hwy 17 92.5)0' JUST MAKE PAYMENTS.-. '72 arid Htghway 17.92, Sn(,,,4j I Trade ton Budding Mater,al, Fender Deluxe Amp. 200 waIt. 126.000 t970 Torino. I? Alum Boat, I I 1206 From R,iriclt klaus - 13 Models Call 373 8570 or 834 ventura Elect Guitar, both br JOHNNY WALKER Tr,sIer, 7 Mccc 77 model W P JENNY CLARK REALTY £605 Deaier $200 3230322 i __________________________' 32]8670or 831.9777 0'(J Pe'al Estate B' :e,-r Tirr.r 123 CMI ____________________________ REAL TOP PPtonel3) 205322 1599 WE BUY FURNITURE ______ ________________ ;fC%S ufl.IIiV 'a.n.iged . General Contr.,i 'i . - - Spinet Piano Currier. excellent Os,', arid After flours •9.$aitland A,ctiOn -I I 17? 6451 condition. $800 PhOne 312 3031 61t6 toll free from Sanford _____________ afterS p '-ic ________________________________________ 68 Ml,JSTAt4G- Good Locttriq ORIENTAL RUGS WAP4TEO • _ I I D',,,noni) 5,1 !,,,rr 571 5,3 5700 Phone)?) 6044 BALL REALTY ' TOP prices paid, used, any con _____________________________ diamond iii' iti $16 SO Gweltney d,lion 64.4 8126. Winter Part Je.-welers. 20-4 S Park A, i 1969 Chrysler Imperial 4 dr I-IT with Req 0 eai Etjt Bfokcr S String 8100 ga(ai lone, Ite new, I SALES RENTALS llOCi0engine. in excellenI shape . Phone 1195)71) Lodded With extras $950 Phone 511W lit St . Sanford I -322 5384 31? 5611 or 32? 2/57 alter ir GET EXTRA CASH _________________________ FOR Left In LayAway CHRISTMAS by selling your good DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ST. JOHNS REALTY CO used furniture arid appliances to Hwy 97, I m'7 , TCREG CS'.'5r,[r,: *%l of Speedway. Larry's New 8. Used Mart, 215 S -, Degas Guitar Acoust(, (',Cellent ______________ WITH it ECORDEP BROKERS Daytona Beach *11 hOld a public - I Open 25 Sunday I 'i" - Call Bart ' I 322 2420 * * I Eli G Colbert ardens '* 322-2420 2.i '*• 323. fj11age _________ I - , -- QUALITY MOM ES AT MOD ER ATE PRICES l -- c' . - I' - .111IsIulc 'li-t., ievii.' By Owner Coty bungalow LQe Wooded Lot at Pr Lake I liP. 8. Sewing rm All new -ntrrior A H low 520- s 311 9166 or 323 0197 ('yes *k ii - ___._.. - __________ Uppland Park Horn - -- -______ - ____________ - ------ - - -- Used Office Furniture A .:d I: '..'r'i .lcSks c',Ci:'.t, " JeSt 9. rcj.r', secretarili leSvs & LOIn, straight chairs, tiling 0.nebS IS 5 Cash Inch carry I-lOLL'S U15 Itt0r,1/fl,80 1206 - '*. SALE LongwooiJ HP* - NO SUB-DIVISION thc' gracious to,,'r separates the formal li'.ing .tnij In.,.,4 ,po,,, from the flmily living Jre,I Th, Splil I or i 1514 -s pool pl,lrir,ed JOQ Florida designed A lCrge 0' .Incf soarsting new horn,'. tür only 535.900 _______________________ For Appotnlrnen Call 305-322-310) 25% Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 11/2 NOW -- Development 8y DAILY-d:30 a.m..S:30 p.m. SAT-ti a.m,-6 p.m. / DIRECTIONS: InSan(ord'Wesion2iihSt.0ff92 l, Mile To Ridgewood Aye,, Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive WILCO CQNS1UCTIO CONPAY I to sell 11 4 Ii me', 731 e,.re%. .uu,ily (iii. fl'i.Ii road. ParIly Wooded, corner Property Terms $11.10) flrottr. 1-310171 NiCC corner landscaped residenlicl lot, Ceniral Sanford Iocalion, RedSobli By owner 32) 6.179 ' ' -- FUTURA BY SINGER I I I - _________________ (anp,ntr. Remodeling, Additions. CustOm Work Licensed. Bonded Fre,est,mate 3236035 -' - - - -_____________ - r.e,-,js Pest Control ____________________________ . Roofing. Sang. Sheet rnet,jl, Alum Sotlit', Painti,'ig Air cond Gutters, Tertvr,c0dting, dc Large quality small dollar Bill Evant, 811 P911 Insulation 1 BlOWn itt I n', 'a' on sulation Co (hI be1re' I 0092 or 90i 7756347 SELL four 'dgnt ti anil at tow Ow colt - - Ciass ,Iied '05 will aiwats QiaL' • ; MuUi Mtjcjt More 'oar ,OvJ ____________ - ART BROWN PEST CONTROl. 256? Part Dri v e 1:2546.3 ____________________________ Sewing .l.'te'rar.nS Oresi Mak.rrq Dr,ipe'i Upt'ots!er1 37! 0107 yil '1 m . 5)0 1' Hauling DICK S LAWN SERVICE -Y.owinq. Trimming Eaging Falt Clean up 5)0 813,1 ' - Electrical - TWO PLUS IWO IS FOUR Arid TP,IT 5 A C 4Ct' ClaSSified 4.05 Geti Resui"i Arid thjt s A Clt Too' _____________________ - - .,ebh4mdt's Home Repairs, Room .Sdd'tion%, Concrete Work, Pirit .ng. Carpenter Work, Ceramic IiiC. Alum Enclur,'s 323 6125 er1ç Estimates Dec 5. C.err-,'s Cleaning Service PesUentidI & Commercia, Clean og 4l I, Bout 114CC Sanford, Fl 32711 3736113 - ________________________ vuut 3 line ad on this page tQn I Acek ønly 56 Cl. .5551 FlED DEPT 1.': 7611cr 431 93 BOWl, iN ELECT RI( Eiectr,c,,i Contractors inclulIn al Corn rnerc,jl residential Free estimates 33) 7373 EXPERT LAWIS SERVICE Mo*il9g. Edging Trimming Free Estimates PPtori. '73 1)97 Central Heat & Ar Conditioning r01 free est'mdles, call Carl o,srr.s .0 SEA .S ,n Sanford 33) Ill 50148. CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only 515 Phone 372 3368 ,:,,, Farmingfon_Coyner l(.bi pi br double wile trailer Phone 371 6131 __________ "'e' :' C Oer or Pl.1ster rig Pl.)STCr PJtcfl.ng Simulated tr ctt 5. stone spec alt, 377 2/50 * Eyti 322 1557 312 1171 lSthSl I - Select tour new furniture frøm I WILSON MAIER tOt the beSt I Chnittrnjs ever Save on nationdi brand's I iberal trade ins F re delivery Convenient terms We give TV Stamp', ill E .rst St 372 5677 - -_ ___ _,. -- _____ - 323 /832 ij_1k SUN,-) p.m..4 p.m. -_---- INC. MLS.REALTOR 1110kt Another Fine Dii 14'19 I7 i ill t 123 0117 51466 I m East I ___________ Hal Colbert Realty MODEL OPEN: 323 '7080 COUNT WY F U PH .1 Pc Bedroom SutC Pabte and Chairs Child S Swing $ PIcur, 3)2 1051 maint,nance fees, CALL : -i,., - We'SiSde over '-I • 1._leanIng _______________________________ _ 43-Lots-Acreage priced ais aluminum __,_,,, 2 Sets Twin lied', complete Still total 822 (hCrokeC C'rcle Sanlord 1 Suflldnili 18,525 20 Acres on lake, iOu' Come ,,''r' 8. s,Oft.t system .',i5 Roofing. Gutter's 20 Yri E p Eagle Sling Co 851 9563 -- i tti,n ii.,'"' ow" i, .it'i'n,'is Earn e.tr cast-, for Christmas County, 'ous inks ir,Stall.It.ofl I ShOP'Vinij Sell those items YOU rio ,,,,Iii,ltjIe liud C,itieii 17-7 4.1 longer need with a Quick A(t,0n ' i%.Irit .50 in the C enin.j i'leralu initime _,_ l8l4.14xsl'tS.irminqton VAloani ,Ivailable GREGORY MOBILE HOME S 3403 Orlanijo Or 113 51(4) - fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to Shopping and schools - No FOR INFORMATION ,, *e self our tr,j,c' i' ".irn''.rr' RICeS ("itt 'Cie(t,tXi I Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting Uioocimere ',i , taBti & ladies purses ii.3ik 6. 'ixili Baja Shop tIll', & Elm. sanford Landscaping & Lawn Care __________________________________ Home Improvements __________________________ I throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality Concrete block construction. 1,064 Square feet of living area. Privately ___________ Aluminum Siding SI -Household Goods I BR Mobile Home. 1900 (all 327 24,7-OU __________________________________ ; ,',Ither StsOp e'Qu'Po'ent ,5oIt l'40', 3 BR, furnished l0'slo .swthing, 10*10 She'd, tieiIO*'flS, sk,rlinuj. central hr 13001.1 Ioc.stion 322 8115 Bath Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE I Homes _________________________________________________________ I 2 BR. unfurn . 21' , IS sreened porch. ufiluly Shed, .30 Wti,,) I River 14.000 Call 372 353-4 for $6,175 68 DODGE CHARGER Fair Condition Phone 37] 7676 _____________________ 'c. ,(y.tI Shed ed barn 'pi' 4 .10 1500 323 5019 any time 42-?v11b1le oR 1968 Sports Fury. new inspect.on, loaded Nice Condition 37) 9062 FREE SHOPPING SEll viCE FOil SHUT iNS i'r'ristml', (SIts in(lucjit'ii3 0.rthS'.i'.,' rings, earrings nec ii laces ,i3 •c S wallet's, Scoul kflive5 Coil clothrs - ,,ge 3 to la PAY TON S CHILDREN S WEAk 2610 Hidwatha at 17 92 - A We're Offering - -_ CLIFF JO1lDAfit Ill Ai TOP 1)0Mw, 111. 011,4*0011 Ill 8117 ________________________________ FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H 9tt dl 7 30 It'S the only one in Florida You set Inc resirved price No change other than IS registration lee unless vehicle Is sold Call 90.4255 1311 fOr further details ' I All Items Reduced ________________ --------_______ -10-Swap & Trade ______________________________ ',51uT ED SELLERS , BUYERS DEALERS Err-pt, ,our carport or garage ,tte 155 and have fun swapping too' Bring yoc articles to Movie I ' Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop I - Flea Market, south Il 92. every I Sunday a m to 5 p m NO I CHARGE Reserve Iree soaces Phorie 322 1716, 7 pm to 9 p m ' .jn ngrit _____ ______ ,__ 6O'-'Of-1ce SupplIes Used Rcslauranf ,,ncl Bar Equ'p Gas Grill Deep tat fryer Cash IJi-iJ',ter i U',. r ,'ur- 173 7' LONGWOOD Appeox ,icre lot 3 BR. 2 bath home, 32 II kidney Shaped pool, cent H&A i(rv'ened porch PLUS cement biOct duplex. I BR each side 5.0 c-i. Bobby Green,. Realtor 521 3111 _________________________________ ' .,,uranted 'ecii,iii.tiOned CulO r:i,Ittenies, II? 95 t,cttange I t09 PEEL S (5012" SpiflP Santord Asic _ ___________________________ _______________________________________ 5.402 flew Sell for I7CO 3726187 --------_______ - - . 3 & 4 B&'droo,ti I (lath Model', Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting Creii.t '.t,in.iim*'n' 671 6352 H grits 311 2)5? I I I I '* * Upplan Pa rk -- * I * -_ - Well Drilling _______________ s.riger 'p biOs arid Sew Zig Zag ,',saOs,neS Assume WELLS DRILLED. b.alJn(eof Ills 50iO4 pay ill 9) per _,, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Will tale trade in Singer I All typesandsites plUGl'4EY EQUIPMENT uiPOe'iJtO 3 ,9 tJiJ & button LIGHT HAULJPIG 6. YARD We riuCir and larvice Liti Cleaning Vw'rsg. Discing holes Balance 01 1.5558 or II) AND GARAGE CLEAN UP STINE MACHINE 1. Fill Dirt Clay Pock Sand payments of $6 Call credit I SUPPLY CO Phone 119 5.171 B4cktsize Loader Ph 33)8877 manager. 1/2 SIll on sit dl 101 * 2nd 51 372 4432 I -- - -SANFORD SEWING CENTER _______________________________________________________________________________ Land Clearing make - the Oid Sinqir Slore - 11)33 St.4'r st s.,rttr'J Plate J To List You( Business.,,DicxI 322-2611 ot 831-9993 1 �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 -— THIS TIME Couch's 24, Hird's 19 Keys Lions SELECT A PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS IN Mayer Named Arbitrator Len laser. long-time Longwood resident executive director of L&M Associates Inc., has been appointed as a labor arbitrator for the Florida Mediation and Conciliation Service. and Utr'tThT 1 flTj t1 - I S&Ls Up $371 Million ( -. • b' ~ , Florida's savings and loan industry posted a net savings gain of $371 million during October, approximately 10 per cent of the $3.6 billion savings growth realized by the nation's savings and loan business in October. Florida sales tax receipts for the first quarter fiscal year 1976 showed an across-theboard increase, the Florida Chamber of Commerce has re)rted. Oviedo Loses 65-64 Barnburner VOTE DECEMBER 7 BRIEF -. '--------.-.• - L$ - JAMES ' 'i •i.( - - r Seminole 1)eB,trv branch office on U.S. lfwv. 17-92 between Deflarv Drive and 'aDecemb lencia Itoatl k scheduled to open in mider. About 2.000 squire feet is under roof. Building was designed by Gutmann I)ragash Associates Architects Planners Inc., of Sanford. WAY UP - 1 I INI I 'Vit:L V " W'i.'iJIIf' i V. Mercer. president of Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole, has been elected vice chairman of the FBA Group Five of the Florida Bankers Association, representing more than 750 financial institutions in the state. Poppe Wins Designation Lester L. Poppr, Orlando, Modern Woodmen of America representative for the Sanford area, has attained the Fraternal Insurance Counsellor 'FIC) designation, earned by career life underwriters associated with fraternal insurance societies Eckerd Reports Records Jack Eckerd Corp. of Clearwater has announced record sales and earnings for the first quarter of the firm's 1977 fiscal year: S153,313,000, up 15.5 per cent over the $132.7 million of the previous year. Eckerd also rescheduled its annual meeting from Dec. 7 to Jan. 6. 1977 in Tampa. Up For Some Workers currently subject to a $2.20 federal minimum wage will be entitled to $2.30 beginning Jan. 1, 1977, according to James F. Patching, regional Hdmilibtratur fur employment standards, Atlanta. Most workers covered by the federal minimum wage are already entitled to the $2.30 rate, Patching said. Employes currently subject to $2.20 are those who were brought under the protection of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) in 1967 or later. - an $200.000 1; and Altamonte Building Bought Wallace Schoettelkotte of Lo ngwood and Alex Gregory of Dallas, owners of 16 Holiday Inns in the eastern U.S., have bought the 701 Building in Altamonte Springs for $895,00, according to Ken Schraw who brokered the. transaction. Construction Firm Opens Hurnstein, president of BILT-RITE Construction Co., has announced opening of the company's Orlando office, 3710-A Silver Star Rd. liv Scratch' Pad$ "Scratch" Pads, available in denominations of $10 $100 per pad), $5 1150 per pad), and $11125, 810 or $5 per pad) , are being offered by Flagship Bank of Sanford for lhrlstmas gifts. The money is spendable; there is no (barge for the books. I- . - .• . SEAT 1 A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECT trained to analyze problems concerning the city and arrive at economic solutions. 4' . . .. . . iiv Crawford executes behind-back pass ;_. . 32 L . T a'':° y i: :: 2. yons 6flI. SmlhOO 00. Randeii 0OOO marti n .. . . Brant e DEDICATED • EDUCATED Gio rls en 0 A I Totais 25 14 26 64 Fouls W'I* t 'Lym a n Stomp Pd. Pol. Adv., Paid for by Campaign Treasurer .%. ';'1' violations and wild, long-range though they didn't run the rebounder on the floor as she shots at the basket shile the idefensive i press the way they hauled down 12 and in all a visitors breezed to a -3 first should." Nickman said after dozen Brantley players figured Alert Lake Brantley, feasting quarter bulge. the contest. "They played like a in the scoring. on countless Lyman errors. With Peg Fahey dominating team — I finally got that Rita Atkins accounted for all opened defense of its unofficial LakeBrantley's defensive through to them. They played Lyman's points in the first 10:40 county title Friday night by boards, the Greyhounds rarely together. There was a lot of of play and finished with 14 streaking to a 30-point second got more than one shot and passing off out there Nobody counters to spearhead the period lead and blasting the many of those did not reach the tried to be a gloryhound. And Greyhound attack. She was Greyhounds, 71-34, In a girls backboard. Despite liberal the fast-break worked." backed by Jackie Cuyler, who high school basketball game in sulaituting by coach Joan NickTinsley, playing only the first netted seven, five in the second Longwood. man, the Patriots continued to and third quarters, chalked up half. Led by high scorer Teresa pull away in the second period 16 points while Lvn Ijoyd and Nickman credited Brantley's Tinsley, the Patriots quickly and led, 43-I1, with 2:27 reserve Tina Butterworth relentless defense for keeping established control with an remaining befor? intermission. shared runnerup honors with the host club "on the ropes. aggressive defense that set up At the end of three quarters, nine apiece. Patty Kelly added "The thing about girls " an opportunistic fast break. Brantley had extended the eight and Tracy Patrick and basketball is that they are not Lyman was shackled by a horde margin to 60-23. Gene Nickrnan each had six. readyfor pressure. They are of errant passes, traveling ''I'm very happy, even Fahey was easily the top put under pressure and they make mistakes." ats'mentor said she felt this squad is clearly superior to HRISTMAS SHOP PRACTICAL' Adversary... A Very Challenging Game from National Semiconductor ol ge ..) U 1 ,iong Adversary converts any standard TV set into an exciting arena of TV games. Choice or a games - tennis played by two players on green court: Ice Hockeyr played by one or two players on blue ice; Handball, played by two players on brown court • All games are in Full Color • Realistic Sound Effects - when ball or puck strikes a surface, realistic Sound is heard through TV speaker • ii Choice of 3 individually selectable paddle sizes - adds excitement and a handicap to more experienced player; Ball is served through paddle -serves are controlled by players, not random • Ball automatically increas,', speed after 4 paddle hits • Scoring automatically displayed in large easy-to-read numbers on TV screen after point is scored • Individual controllers - means you and your opponent can sit in your favorite chairs and compete. Suggested Retail Price $9995. C It .. I I o s . . ' , . . F1 Rick Steinke said, 'we beat them in all phases," after Friday night's 82-60 victory over Lake hirantley. % . -' ,it,. t ed .. . ' - :. V ----1 . ' 'V ' ' ' "- - - . _* ' I NATIONAL - . Greg Robinson don't claim to be a miracle-worker. But even the coach of Lake Howell High's basketball team didn't have a warm feeling after the Hawks fell behind by 18 points at Intermission in Friday's game against Kiiimee lakeHoweilcamebackththe second half to pull it out and pot an impressive 6&57 victor> Robinson had no easy answer. although he felt his bench spelled the difference. dams, Mitch Silver and Daws Weaver came in as sulatitutesaJ pet-formed very well," he said. Adams wound up with 12 points and five Sr 13 points and seven rebounds. Also Howell had only four turnovers in the second half and committing 17 in the first two .Tv:l quarters. . ... Derek Martin had 15 points ' for the hawks pulling down 10 . rebounds. Lake Howell upped its record to 2-1 and set the stage for Tuesday's game in LZP.~;,% ('4 4 1 against Lyman. Lyman and Lake how ell ha,' the only winning records in in' s _____ 4r , - F 1 ' , I I C AS S EL BERRY DOWNTOWN ORLANDO Monday ibru Friday 8.30 am Monday tPnu Saturday to 830 pm 830 am. to 6 p rn Saiuroay 830 am to 6 p in. CHECK WITH FOR SANFORD CITY COMMISSION HON-PART. B,- Carna Trras george tliart Orlando Area 843-7700 I T - I 3p; Check with George Stuart... Now in Casielberry too. '. -r,' ft Turner 7 00 II: Lediow 2 00 1. I' L yles Roberti Trinity Prep S I II 10 $?G SOUIH HWY "Il-CAS5EtIRRy tONJoA 33107 131 1*17 NOSIN$ON 171191y -ORLANDO 7LOR- )A Trinity Prep fell to Mount Dora Bible in high school basketball Friday night, 56-37, despite i 15-point performance by Terry Melenger. 32103 Se m J. - Mount Dora eat. is it - 10 , 14 54 ls Tr inity 11.109 24 FOtJ'Ni , 1. ., — — kiss.mm,,Ojc gels 12 7 . - ' 1'V - - • 1 ill Lake Howell S II — 9 14 25 20-64 , Fouls kt%mm II. Lake Howell 19 FQt.ted Out Gb iv D,S. ams. Hy60., LIke HOwell 43. 'Smme Q-scola ,. 41 le ,i Nicklaus Pate ' ' Rankin Honored Snooker Title 1111 e I,, days opener were hobby Turn' linson of Pontvedra Beach, The Se-mimic high basketball Ha, and Lou Garrison of MELBOURNE. Australia was nipped by Colonial in a fiveWindsor, Ontario. Tied for IAI') — Three of the four top- point game Friday night and it Up For Grabs CINCIN NATI laus and Jerry Pate were Falls Church, Va. and Woody to the semifinals in the world -snare a moment of victory as mat' Blackburn of Jacksonville. match-play snooker champion- the understudies came up with namedco-winners of TRINITY PREP The tournament, on the 6,493Ship here, officials said Satur. a 5443 triumph behind Chris award of the Melenger 6 3 A IS. Prosser 1 0 7 tion of yard Mayport Naval Station day. Gil1mur*s 16 points and 14 by 2. Golf Writers Associa Null 0 121 T'iis II 9 ,22 P America while Judy Rankin course, is the only professional The three quarter-final win- Ned Stephens MOUNT DORA 81 6 Slen%from 5 3 4 11, Meam 0 D 0 0. Was Selected as the top female golf competition played on a ners are Ray Reardon, Graham SEMINOLE '. '.1c;;.'cr! 14 Beacnamp 0 44 1, Brown 7 1 IS. military installation Miles and Eddie Charlton. golfer Sanford 628-1314 . KISSIMMEC Brac,, I 3 isgrl 376$ & bOons 1251 O 44 717 iIams. 13 a 9 Brown. 01 Overs?rt. I I 33. WflDuS. 132 I Stark. 2 03 4 blat 20 1? )2 57 LAKE HOWELL AilamS. 3s I: t1yk0Sk,. 3 3 1 1. l,nnt. 2 MarIo. 6 I IS. Maws. 366 '2 OCaliahan 0 00 0. Pru,(t 0 2 5 I.er 571 13 Thompson 0 22 weaver. 0 46 1 Tott 21 364 -. RS ign r ien b"riday.Iki.safoniier player at Mayport Open on the Florida Ohio State and assistant coach PGA winter tour. C loDerea o CALL US TOLL FREE - , Tr ni STORE HOURS . 1 Mayport Open 4 0V'I Kboys .. .0 ' efeat s ' " f( Citadel Renews Ross ' Con Ira c f but at Rockledge 16, O v iedo Ii. / p Arid I ke Eirintley couldn't tion, which argue the point Tennessee followers, was given getting the Iflmni on a par with didn't learn anything in a year I.yman didn't waste any time a car by an alumni group after those Big Ten giants. , taking the upper hand. College football coaches are he quit. And if a report in the Blackman, who came to flAnd I've got Sonic height I widening a 23-12 advantage at changing jobs quicker than of Huntsville, Ala.. News is true linoi.s with high hopes alter a didii t count on. Sophomores each quarter break (ensmst. formations these days he II . it dri. to West su&cessful reign it 1)artmouth and seniors are playing 'At Pittsburgh s Johnny Majors Lafayette, Putting fise players in double ett End Ii, replace Alex will return to the lv', League at made a lot of mistakes Press tonight." Ntckiiian said figures. Lyman shot 32-fur-53 is heading home to Tennessee. Agase as head man at Purdue. Cornell, The As. Both Darrell Royal of Texas from the floor and dominated Battle's Tennessee teams has learned- Cornell has schedand Frank Broyles of Arkansas the backburds it) the turw of a 511-22-2 but the) never won uled i news conference for are reported read), to quit. "ere 41-19 ratio. Lake firantle) shot Conferenc e ucida). Gary Moeller has been 29-for-68 charnpionshi likickiiian spent six years Illinois to replaceBb Royal, the winningest coach trying to turn 111mm football forman who is headed for Cornell. The victory upped Lyman to a i'llithl.FSTuN C. --t. record. And Bill Battle, the man who in Southwest Conference his- tunes around. But he had only . . ac h Iiobb Citadel football Co tory, says he is considering re- one winning season and never Majors will succeed at TenRoss has signed a four-year ex signing from Texas but hasn't (lid manage m victory over U LA Tt.E 0 ii 1 0 s tension of his contract with the Leroy 3 0 0 EbrIy I 00 2 nessee, is rumored en route to made up his mind for sure. (her Michigan or Ohio State' lie Purdue. ' 22 4 Nestor 1 00 6 state-supported military CrawIo Majors arm All-American tail- Royal has never had a losing witl replace (it'urge Seifert, ,ner 2 0 I I Coati, I 0 0 2 season in 20 years as the Long- whose teams t, just three of school. Fry 100070 Totals 791160 back at Tennessee In 1956, Fr i The Bulldogs won six of II LYMAN JonIon 072 . but is 4-5-I this 18 gaineS over ' st'asOns at 0 day confirmed persistent re-- horns headman . ' games this season, their second 000. Cleveland 6 21 ii Neal 6 36 Curic ' ports that he was leaving top- year heading Into the season s 5*11ev Ô 72 Handtord 0000. winning SCOL SOfl in a row- and the Nelson S 00 10, Carter 1 1 1 12 ranked Pitt after the Sugar finale tonight against Arschool's first back-to-back 1l,mat 10 7222 ceiIcF,er 0 31 1 A ansus. Bowl to accept a six-year conivt em K Leads winning seasons since 1960-61. Frna I 00 3 Totait 12 162112 Broyles, head tract at an estimated $60,000 The Citadel has had one of its Lake BrantI.V 12 14 14 20-40 ::it kansas since 1958. has per year at Tennessee. football players chosen South- Lyman 21 If l3I-I3 confirmed nor denied he will em Conference player of the Battle,ofunder fire the past stepthdown as coach, saying only FOUlS Lair Iltantis'y 19 Lyman couple seasons from angry , year each year for the past MA'm'PURT m:h'i — Fouled Out None I att he is "keep in - g in>. opt io three seasons. Linebacker ns five-par pa r 66 has- given open, . Brian Ruff Was selected for the Mueller, 35 was named to Steve Mclnyk of Amelia Island i ty succeed Blackman at Illinois the first round lead in the Navy honor this year and in IT45 $799a . J ip By The Associated Press A . .. . ._ Greg Thomas was the man of bowing to Gainesville in the the hour for Lyman. AAAA-5 championship game. spearheading a (earn shich "This team is much stronger excelled in all phases of the game in this one. l'homas had than the one I had last year,' -.Nluch, 22 2 points, connecting on 10-of-15 I've ot 55fronitfl()()rhl everybody back if the', pulled down I' rebounds e LI HOLIDAY SPECIAL - pos ( Photos by Rick WelIiD Lions coach Dale Phillips give instructions for last ditch shot with one second i-aitng Hounds Tr ats 14 23 ii 13 1; 20 14-64 Howe// By KRIS NASH J Fcr - Lake Brantlev's Lar pj Po) Ath ' Rocklidgi Oviedo about things like increased city services, downtown re-development, responsive government and more comprehensive recreation programs for all ages, then vote December 7 for the candidate who cares... SEAT 2 .-'fr . IF YOU CARE 991111111 -' Herald Correspondent election time those are not VO • - Please give me your support in my struggle for a better-educated, better-trained government for the people. A"orno Genital, OU,c# Fio,,d about things like fresh flea collars, a warm bed, plenty of important issues. (Anyway can't vote.) •'T I feel the city should initiate a complete structural engineering study of the existing city hall before spending money on a new building, SMPCM SAN ANTONIO - Airman . •. - r I feel the city should take a more active role in RE-VITALIZING the downtown business district. GEORGE It. ECKF.NROTIl food and girl poodles ... . - Forces (it-urge H FckenrothJr., son of retired Air Force Technical Sergeant and Mrs. George K. Eckenroth of 1600 North St., I.4ngwood. has been assigned to l.o ry AFB, Cob., after completing Air Force basic training. The airman is a 1976 graduate of Lake Brantley high School, Forest City. JOHN A. JANSSSEN FUSSSA, Japan — U.S. Mr Force Staff Sgt. John A. Janssen, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Janssen of 11 N. Selma Rd., Longwood, has arrived for duty at Yokota AD, Japan. The sergeant is a 1966 graduate of W.R. Boone high School, • ALA Armed I Care ..., •• I feel the question of whether to build a new city hail should be put to a vote before the people. IuIEI_P S ' f0f lmlormc?. On. phon. Oso police o, theti ff I oOc, —household domestic workers. . -- - Eriiployment categories subject to increase include: laundry and dry cleaning establishments; —construction enterprises with a gross annual business volume of less than $350,000 ilarger construction firms are already subject to the $2.30 minimum); —private hospitals, nursing homes, preschools, schools and colleges; -- hotels, motels, restaurants and certain other enterprises with annual gross sales volume of at least $250,000; all branches of a chain-store operation, if the enterprise as a v hole grosses at least $250,000 annually iending a current exemption for individual chain stores grossing less than SANFORD CITY COMMISSIONER Questions' Problems.' (Ii Mickey Adams at the newly opened Information and Referral Center of Seminole County. Telephone 1234242 Located at the Agri-Center on U. S. 17-92, Sanford. Protect your home by protecting your neighbors. If you ft* anything suspicious—CAU THE POUCfl With Taylor leading the way a 5049 advantage into the final bander. Taylor countered with in the second period, as he eight minutes, the same at the other end. Despite this onslaught of banged home 10 points before During this span Gary "Fat" Then Couch took over ofOVIEIX) —Up north they call mistakes the lions were able to he got into foul trouble, the Bird led the scoring with six fensively for the Lions. He hit it schoolyard basketball remain composed and battled Raiders opened up a se'.en markers while Randy Willison two baseline jumpers from Down here they call it back to actually take the lead point advantage at halftime, 37. chipped in with four and Bobby the corner and a free throw. "barnyard basketball." 13-12 with 10 seconds left In the 30. Couch added two. But Pop's heroics were not Whatever one calls it, it was initial stanza. They increased this lead to 47The fourth period proved to enough to shake the Raiders as I good enough to carry the But everytime the Lions 38, before the home team got be Taylor against the lions as they stayed with the Lions and Rockledge Raiders past Oviedo mademove liketby were hot and lar'ed playing ball the ' '' -' C t IS we 'ilwe speedster scored 14 of finally deadlocked the score at thigh Friday 'ight in a 65-64 going to pull away, along came way their coach was exhorting his team's 16 points. 59-all. thriller. 5-8 guard George Taylor who them to (10. The lead see-sawed for the Taylor then "basket-hung" or The Raiders proved them- would make the important The final minutes of the first couple of minutes. Couch "cherry-picked" for the goselves to be a group of an- basket when his club needed it. Period belonged to the lions as hit on an offensive rebound. ahead goal with less than three disciplined players with skills Taylor did it at the end of the they outscored their hap- Taylor banged in a jumper. minutes showing on the clock. on the level of any team in the first period, to give the Raiders hazzard opponents, 12-2, to take Baby Noble hit a driving one Bird countered with the first state. Offensively they played a 14-13 advantage. He did it the of a one and one. Then faked a . ith "first -man with- the. ball past entire jump the midcourt shoots." Defensively high of 32 points.H: did it in the en' for an pointer. they played a 1-2-2 zone which fourth period, when the lions But again Taylor was able to lions head coach Dale Phillips had gone ahead again. But most bang home another basket referred to kindly when he of all, he did it with three ________________________________________________________ forcing the Lions to play catseconds left on the clock to give called It loose. . chup. 1976-lB . Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Su nday, J Dec. C Despite these short comings, Rockledge a one-point margin With 14 seconds to go In the of the visitors were able to come game. Bird appeared to be the away with the Class AAA Win hero as the hit for his 18th and because of superior size and 19th points of the game, to put skills. the I' ..ions bac ckon op. , Most of the Raiders towered For a brief few seconds it over the smaller Lions and on seemed the 64-63 advantage 1 \ ' top of that they were quick. It ,' would stand up. But a 10-footer seemed like cverythne a Lion ., 't by Taylor turned the crowds tried to either pass or shoot the .4i ,pi'l . I cheers into moans, as it swished jE ball,a Raider would get a hand . through like it had eyes. '?"..''' on IL Couch finished the night high —. _ The contest started out like ,..— point man I for 'j Ovie vu, h-u dlo,I, tallied ie .. the visitors would blow Oviedo .. ' 24 points. Willis finished the out of the gyrn, down the street game with eight and Noble had and out of the city. In the first minute and a half Rockledge opened up IN lead . -. . ups. ORT Help Minimum Wage on steals, bong passes and lay- SP Uili. Bankers Elect Mercer John By IJ)ULS SAPSLS herald Correspondent " - \ •'\5\ -: New First Federal of ON ITS ø: "- J 7 ' U .S.Thu in p e d Jacques o ? Goo logo n g Loses Wh NEW YORK — The Soviet SYDNEY, Australia — Betty union pounded out a 74 victory NEW YORK — Chief Tarna- Stove of The Netherlands up6et over the United States in an all niwo, $5.40, edged Jacques Who Australia's Evonne Goolagong hem yweight boxing meet at by it neck to capture the $25,000 7-6, 64 in the quarter-finals of ,\d - i Ilir- at .-\i)ui'du(-t M;idi.i S(1uire' I,.mrl'u 1100.000 tournament here ('Imo,. 4 I' t-lCkt 50 6. Black 000. e Hwjson 0 2. Hardy 10 6. t',eIlt 12 1, TotalS l(âlIlut COLONIAL IV Larrm.x, 44 17. Glio'*a, 113. B.acono II. Graailla 2S9. 8SlSiIeOO 0. Rogers 4 I 9 bll5 IS Ii 43 Seminole Colonial 10 14 4 34-54 11 1 1 11-4) - . - -• . Ci iii ()sIt'(,t, " Randy Willis IIY it up tO Sarmiento, the winningest pitcher in the Cincinnati Reds organization with 16 victories Ia3t seawn. has signed a one.; year contract with the world JACKSON, Tenn. iAl', (urted duruig a twit, .Iay Kiarij chimpiuns. Memphis State President Dr. of lteents meeting that ended The 29-year-old rookie rightBilly M. Jones and the chan- Friday. bander from Venezuela had an ceilor of the state Board of ReJones said he would not reIl-S mark in 43 games with the gents have reviewed a report on lease the report, compiled by an Reds' (lass AAA farm (cain En alleged football recruiting ad hoc committee, until he has Indianapolis, then went 5-1 durviolations by the Tigers, met, probably next week, with ing the last months of the "a. Neither Jones nor Chancellor officials of the National son with Cincinnati. Roy Nicks would comment on l'mAlegiate Athletic Association His 2.05 earned run averae their discussion, which oc- in Mi.ssiun, Kim was tope arnoni' Reds pitchers. Memphis State In Violation ? �: 3. lB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -- - Sunday, Dec. S ITh -- Olderman i', J Adaml&s Intangibles Include Winning. - Hooks And Jabs CHICAGO, III. - i NEAi Adamle bounced .ertka1ly and said, "That guy means as the Bears? "The intangibles," Mike Adamle lined up on the Into the air three times, arms much and maybe more to this says Finks, dredging up Branch left flank of the rush line as the flailing in exultation, then he team than anybody in here." Elickey's old line about Eddie I other side prepared to kick. catapulted across the field in _________ That sounded li;e a brash Stanky. a baseball player who With the snap of the ball, he bounding leaps, stopped in front statement for a roster that has couldn't hit, field or run - only spurted acorss on an angle, of the Chicago Bears' bench, now developed such brilliant win. ,r juked to the outside briefly, and jumped straight up again anti youngsters as Wally Chambers, On closer inspection, Adamle Q. llo is the Ileisman Trophy winner selected and when Is It the blocker took his lake. Mike disappeared in a swarm of an all.pro defensive tackle; is an amazingly enthusiastic announced? - LB., Miquippa, Pa. ________ quickly veered to the inside and black jerseys, Walter Payton, envisioned as young man of 27, with earnest More than 1,000 sportswriters and sportscasters from all over had a clear line to the punter, 1 ' The two points were not another Gale Sayers carrying blue eyes, an evenly chiseled ______ the country participate in the voting, conducted by the Downtown who was deliberately going decisive for the resurging the ball, and Waymond Bryant, face and extraordinarily Athletic Club ofSouthwest, New York. Southeast They are divided fivewith sections - through his two-step kicking Chicago Bears in the early a developing corner linebacker, bunched shoulders under a big East. Midwest, and Farinto West. five routine. season, but the act of Adamle seclional chairmen in charge of the balloting. Tony Dorseu of Pitt Who, after all, is Adamle? A mop of hair. ______ The ball had scarcely arched getting them, and the exultation pendestrian running back tiu In a way, Mike Adanile Is ______ __________ was a sho-ln for thisyear's award. Ihe announcement was made off his foot when it slapped they excited, were symbolic for is now in his sixth professional probably more what pro _____ on Nov. 30, with the formal presentationto be in New York on Dec. against Mike's up-stretched a team that has had seven 9. season without a regular football Is all about than O.J. q. Could you please tell me what Duane Thomas Is doing' Is he hands, rebounded swftiv into straight bitterly disappointing, starting role. A guy who has Simpson or Joe Narnath or the end zone with Adamle in losing 3easons. still playing football or what! - T,F.., Ventura, Calif. been bumped around to three Francis Tarkenton. He is one of Released by the Cowboys before the season, he is still living in pursuit. The ball went through Later, in the skelter of the teams. A man of modest the legion of gladiators who . I)allas. Duane didn't make It, although he's only , because he'd the retangular lines before victorious dressing room, Jim physical proportions and fair surround anti buttress the stars been away too long - he hadn't played full time in lle )ears. Mike could get there. It was a Finks, the general manager of speed who doesn't make big of the cast, and Mike accepts '. little like a guy who's been away in the service and loses his edg saldy - two points - for his the Bears, pointed to Adamle money either, the gladiatorial concept - not Mike :damIe, MV!' in his own right Coboys also say the game has changed, demanding a different Chicago Rears. disappearing iiito the shower And what does he provide for stoically but eagerly. type of runner who can hit the hole quickly, and Duane has lost his For all its monetary aspects, , explosive qualities. The Green Bay Packers considered picking professional football still is him up this season when they ran Into injury problems but settled founded In the impassioned for veteran Dave Osbor-n, the ex-Viking, instead. eagerness of its players for Q. Where did Steve Grogan of the New England Patilots go to physical contact, school and when was he drafted? - LB., Quincy, Mass. "I play the game because I sF The 6-I quarterback was a fifth round draft choice of the like it," says Mike. "And I think Patriots in 1975, out of Kansas State. He was relatively I I can play it for 10 years - unheralded because he had suffered a pinched nerve in his neck because I can contribute. his senior year which made the pro scouts leery of his future as a hustle. I'm good bra team. I do pro. my job," ______ The inference is that he In other games, the Barons By The Associated Press transmits those qualities to the Quick now, who owns the tied (he St. i.ouis Blues 2-2, the MIAMI AI't - O.J. Simp- man in NFL history to go over The Bills won't find soow i otherplayersandtherebyjacks worst record in the National Atlanta Flames defeated the son, no more than a side high- 200 yards five times anti pushed Miami, and neither will they up their performance. Mike, for Hockey League. Boston Bruirts 3.1 and the Capilight in earlier Buffalo-Miami hkiti over 1,000 season yards for find the subtropical heat which instance, pla)'S on the It is neither the Washington tals and Philadelphia Flyers contests, becomes the main the for the fifth straight year. often bothers northern teams. "special teams. It's onerous Capitals nor the Cleveland Bar- fought to a 4-4 tie. show today when the Bills and Despite Detroit's prowess as Game temperatures are proj. duty relegated to the fringe ons, although their records are The Canucks, now 6-19-2, h l)olphins, for a change, play the NFI.'s top defensive team ected for the 70s. I4LI players on a roster. You put something neither club can look two new players, acquired in a with the outcome having no entering the Buffalo game and your body on the line chasing at with much pride, deal the Flames Thursday, in playoff fect. [)olphins' Coach Don Shula, down punts and kickoffs, trying Q. Is there anything wrong with Jim Plunkeft's arm? He doesn't Eliminate the Colorado Rock- their lineup. But the presence of Buffalo, which has chased Un- formances much of this season, Miami's supar defensive per- facing his first losing season in to block klcks or block people ics from consideration because defenseman Larry Carriere I t1 Mt RI(A Il.I)l.Rl.\ Surpris es On Boxing Ballots Vie!!, Since You Asked... _ [) 0 I F) I r'i ( ci fuip.iu) - Sup erSo n Ic Tim e ()u ig h t .1' i r1n e j1 a Its 76 ems 1-10 t SIre k B y 1 2 1 1 1 2 - B_F., - - 1 reserve during training camp and i.s out for the season with knee streak in the National Basket- York Knicks 135-112, the Port- Iayup with eight seconds logo ' was pressed Into service late in Marc Tardif, Richard Grenier, surgery. He will be 36 before another season rolls around. Until ball tssociation. So what do you land Trail Blazers routed the as Indiana snapped this year, he had never missed a single game in a five-game the second quarter when Lionel Curt Brackenbury and Charles 13 campaigns do in a situation like that? with San Diego and Washington. Around the Redskins, there Is Phoenix Suns 113-99, the New losing streak with a close victo- Ilollins and Dave Twarthik, the Coitstantln added goals for the Stop the action, says Bill Orleans Jazz beat the Atlanta ry over Cleveland. 1asosomedouthatCharleyTayIor,whohacaught, starting Portland guards, each Nordiques, Russell. "When the 76ers were 'Hawks 12l-lt and the Los AnNuggets 126, Nets 124 had four fouls, SUngers 6, Cowboys 4 than anyone in history, will come back from the dislocated making a nxi, I stopped It by geles Lakers outscored the San Dan Issel and David Thompshoulder that also put turn out for the whole season Jazz 121, Hawks 105 CincInnati moved back into a calling a timeout," said the Antonio Spurs 114-106. son scored 30 points apiece and Q. First oil, let me thank you for a very Interesting column, Pete Maravich scored 28 Second-place Eastern Dlvli coach of the Seattle SuperCeltics 115, Bulls 109 ' Now for my question: although I realize Rocky Marciano never Denver rallied from a ninepolnt points in less than three quar- tie with Indianapolis by defeatSonics. "Timeouts stop JuJo White scored eight of his fourth-quarter deficit to defeat ters of play to lead New lost a pro fight during his career, can you tell me bow many times Orleans ing Calgary in a game In which' momentum." 38 points In the five-minute the New York Nets. It was to a runaway victory be was knocked do and by whom? La Taylor, Girden over Stlngers Coach Terry Sister acGrove, Calif. Russell's tactic seemed to be overtime to lead Boston over Denver's highest scoring Atlanta. The Jazz held a 974 Cused Calgary Coach Joe Crojust what the doctor ordered, Chicago. The loss was the 13th outburst of the season and lead at the end of the third zier of using 'junior league" Rocky was knocked down Just twice (and I happened tO I..Z because the SuperSonics went straight for the Huh, tbothiinhis49 bouts. Jer ty Joe Walcott had him down foracoimt on to a 121-112 victory over the snapped a six-game road losing quarter and Maravich and the tactics. l'heHullsforcedtheovertjmne streak. of two In the first round of the fight which Rocky won for the i6ers Friday night for their first when Jack Mann, playing In rest of the starters watched The Cowboys were five mmBraves 135, Knicks 112 heavyweight title in 1952. Archie Moore had him down for a count tr1unpi on the road this season. only his second game for Chifrom the bench as their under- utes Ia'-' in returning to the Ice of (ow in the second round of the last fight Rocky ever (ought, 111 Bob McAdoo and Adrian Dan. studies coasted home. ' betweeii the fIrst and second The victory broke a 14-game cago, hit a 12-foot jumper for a hey scored 30 polnt.s each and 1955. Lakers 114, Spurs 105 perIods. losing streak that extended 100-100 tie with three seconds Buffalo ran off 17 points in a Q. Who do you think Is the best quarterback In professional back to last March. Cazzie Russell scored 24 DennIs Abgrall's two goth left in regulation, football now? DD., Cosfngtoo, Ky. row in the second half and went points to lead Los Angeles over led the Cincinnati victory, In other NRA action, the Bos.Plaloos 124, KIngs 115 on to an easy victory over the San Antonio. Kareem AbdulOilers 0, ' I I - - Aeros 0 Bert Jones and Ken Anderson. Because of their mobility and BUlLS 115-109 in overtime, the Bob Lanler paced a fourth-pen- opened an insurmountable 24- serve forward Kermit turned away 24 shots while Ed.strength ever 411).of arm, Jones and Anderson get a lot of support. Fran IS Detroit Pistons defeated the od rally That sparked Detroit point lead at the start of the Washington had a career-high monton's Ken Broderick kicked But rn personal pick, for the way be calls a game and Kansas City Royals 124-1 15, the past Kansas City, breaking a fouit,ii quarter his incomparable throwing accuracy, Is the lefthander, Stabler, Iliana Pacers whipped the low-game losing streak for the as the Lakers won their out 31 as the Aeros and the oilBlazers 113, Suns 9 even if he can't run like he used to a couple of years ago fourth straIght game to keep ers skated to only the third ClevelandCavahiers 112-109, the Pistons. Hermit Gllli:irri cairn' ff the p: \;i!: t! I',is ' ,, ,, pt SANFORD N man 4 Pert 'P Today's Game, Hew Orleans at New England WaShington New York D.Hc,;t ,i! New York Giants Dallas at Philadelphia Tampa 5ay at P'tsburgh HouSton at Clevelanct Green Bay at Mnnesota Buttalo at Miami Kans Cit' at Denver San Francisco at San Oieq Ch'cago at Seattle Monday, Dec. a Cocinnat at Oakland College JaiAIai ' c n rs Geru Ia itis Advance Pro Football , TWELFTH citing one I have ever seen. It didn't last long, only three rounds. But those nine minutes had more punches thrown land landed; than most 10 rounders do. It was war from the opening bell and the suspense never let up for a moment. (,',,., ,,sL.._ t_L.._ t__. - I - . . -' - . .)UIIIC UtlIC[ ignss nave ocen tougni witn near that intensity, r but they weren't for the Southern title. No question in my mind, the Joey Vincent-Emmett Atlas fight of Nov. 16, Is definitely' the "Fight of the Year." "Upset of the Year," is another category the Vincent-Atlas fight could win. Along with eight others, this surprise ending shocked many. Listed here are such memorable ones as: Madison's KO over Vincent; his KO over Perez; Atlas' title taking decision over Wells; and Scott Clark's lone loss at the hands of Jimmy Owens. I guesathe Wells-Atlas fight should really win that category. It was one of the big ones of the year, recorded anywhere in the world. But my vote goes to Leon Shaw's one round KO over Jodie Ballard. True, Wells was ranked No. I in the world When he lost to an ,,nr,.nL,,I "Ii•., All,..- h..t ii.,,., •UI IIIUS ,,. UO .,,_i. .,J.____ uii u iwac 3UI ucUI.5lon, ants, Green Bay is at mnin nesota, New' Orleans plays at New England, San l"rancisco is at San Diego and Washington play's the Jets at New' York ,in iionuay nignt's game, Cmcinnati play's at Oakland. The NFl. weekend began today with Baltimore at St. Louis and Atlanta at IAIS Angeles. F'or the season, Dallas ha' allowed only 160 points, and with just two gaines to go, the ('owboys stand a good chance if setting a club record for the fewest points allowed. The Steelers have won seven Consecutive gaines Since a dreadful 1-4 start. l'he defense has been a vital factor in the Steelers' turnaround and lead.s .,... .1.,.. .. iv :uue't IUjUI r oowaii L tinierence. 'Ihe Steelers also lead the AFC in scoring differential with a niargin of 141 points between the 279 they have scored and the 138 they' have allowed, l'he Steelers have perniitted fewer points than any' team in the league, but I'itLsburgh still needs help to make it into the playoffs. Tht- Steelers trail tht' .. , -' . Show's win came on a one round KO. And it was not just a one punch deal. It was a three touchdown battering that left no question as to who was the better man. The Wells fight was one that gave me time to get used to the idea he might lose. But the Show fight was over almost before it started. Again there is no question as to my choice "Upset of the Year" belongs to [eon Show for his win over Jodle Ballard. In the other categorys I hove selected Milton Owens as the "Prospect of the Year," over Frankle Santore. ThIs was my hardest choice, but Frankie was stopped in New Orleans this year. Yi'hile Milton is still undefeated. Scott (lark was my pick over Sammy Ma,sias as "Rookie of the Year." MaMas also lost out, in my mind, for the "Amateur of the Year" when I chose Razor Rosenberg over him by' a very' narrow margin. These awards are a great thing. The fighters really look forward to them, anti If you hove not voted, do so before the 15th. The final tally will be announced and the awards will be presented before New Year ,' Ste n in ark 'iV ins BUHMIO, Italy - Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden won the men's world series giant slalom here by' more than two seconds over Phil Mahre, White Pass, Wash. KEGL ER'S KORNER Into the net to lose the set. In the earler match, Rosewall was penalized a point for solating the WU1's 30-second rule, a measure designed to prevent intentional stalling. The winner of today's matchi faces the winner of a similar lour'man series in two weeks for a $100,000 winner-take-all final,s match in April in las CLASS AAAA Taliaferro, Pifer T,iiIji- ,, Four-Ba$I Champs l,EIIIGIL Al'' Ruth P11cc ii Jupiter and I.smm Taliakrro tf West h'almn Beach have captured thu 1977 l"Iortda w iifni'n 1.fi:i II ' ii,ir,, titlt' ihey te2uiied UI) I'rill.ly In the chnmnpioftstup flight to defeat Juan RunkIt' and Sharon Pauly, both of West Paint Reach, 4-3 on the 18-11th' la'high Country' Club c'ourse' Some 186 golfers from around th(' state showed up für the three-dat, tourney, intended to raise money fur Miaiiii' Vane¶s ('hildren's hhiu'pital '- ........... '' '"S t'AcKenna Dead -- I.YNCIII3IJRG, Va. Wal. lace McKenna, president of the Class A Carolina baseball league, died at the age of 57 following a tn-id illness - r...... oS ,, ,., s..,dr., L8rry Pi(arde-'$ 215. Dick Whalen 771 C,eo Waldroø 202. Duke Caukin ,'OJ Phil Santoro 207, Pcte Peterson 201 H.gh Series Harry Hofton $31, Fred lbotoIo 526. Warren Mewes 36.0. Jim DeVore 539. Larry Pucrdt 550. Martin l'lansen 525. D'ck Whalen ¶50. Geo Waldrop 573, Duke Caukin 560. Phi Santoro 566. Pete Peterson 550 Other Highlights Star of the Week George Waidrop DELTONA PINBUSTERS Standings Hits A Mr 37', Leftovers 3716. Ding Dong i M,iybees II IF Lucky Strikei 30 Splits 5. Misses 30 1$. HI Los 25 20. Gators 2/2). crackenlack's 2/21 C 1 MarkS 26 77. Srik,r's 75 73. lllini's 74 21. Easy Go er's 2325, J'lts )e,in,S 71 25. Popeyi 21 27 Woodp'ckers 20', 21,, New Yorkers 70 7$. Spoilers 20 78, Buckeyes 202$. Set Set 207$, j RingCrs 20 75. Dunamos IS 79. HI Balls 14)1. Four Diamonds I? 3,4 High Game- France's Sargent 205. Jo Wcick 711. Joe Ferrer 19$. Lou iSolton 196. MarCel TlSsbO'jdeiu $95, Gus Reincll 191. Larry Valente 192. Don lIurIs,qine 191. Mike Burke $9. Mirvin McPlutt 119, JIm Arroyo 115. Frank G'e'co III. Gene McNutt Ill. Helen Ferrer $19, Winnie Spencer $76, Viola Koch 17). Mary .SuiJu'sto 170. Mary Bagnoli 10?. Patrick $6?. Mary Mathie%oqs Hugh Series Don Burlsenne $11, M.*rvn M(PIutI 53?. Joe Weick 310. Lou Bolto*s $04. Viola ICock 501. Norman Becker 191, Gu's Ifendl 499, Bill Ker'stok 111. Winifred Spencer 47 Converted SplIts Helen Ferrer 6 7)0. Mary Aijgalo 737, t1Ien "'''' ', .'.cr",' , ' Norman i5eckr S 'Mary Other ti.grugtsts Strot the Wet'S Mathesen 56 $0, Joe Werck 5.6 10. Bill McCord ' 95 Buddy Boiijrpe, Amy Barnby 56 10. Mike Ros, S I Helen Metiler & I Cow.in' Turkey $0. Florence Ourhenne S $0. Run ROLL A BOUTS Otthaus $10. Geraldine Leisenring Slandncjs I The Mactune- 7 510. W'nilred Jordan I S. Amy Orco I (tie- Outl,iw'S I 'boO WeiOk 3 tO. Lo Boiton 310. LiSe Runners. S Cap'rs Jums 6 N.,bor, Miter 3 tO 7 Stoneio Rlie,, 8 Donovan Other Highlights F rances EleCtric, C W A in,.. ,, yrje-nr wirr ot me we-ce Ill " Ding itals, II Ito? $tijtt, Ii Pace WASHDAY DROP-OUTS Makers Ii F am,lu Tr.o. II Odd Slanangs Ups & Downs 31 10. Roller's. CS H,tcjôfr,,j ? Sum Pun Go Getters 2? II. Eager Be-avers 2 II. Whiz Kids 24 20. Alliy Cats 74 High Games Carol Slaughter 204 20. Bombtrs 22', 211, Hee, & 202 Larry F'cdrd,,t 714 Jim SIsees 191 ,24,, Scatter Pins $9 Johnson 225. Bully Martin 221 Etli Busy B's $6 IS. Only Us 12 37. Out Gross 209 keith Jorw,sor, of towne,'S $0 6. M4k ups 211 Jimmy Morris 201 High Games Sans kaminsky Hugh Series Polly Price 5)0. 204 in. Joe Ferrer 2)4. Bob Wilson 700. Norman Becker 110. LiSle Sliarcys S'emer 500. C,mrol Sl,iuc2lster Billy M8rIin $55 Jim Johnson Miller 173. Margaret kinney 149, 571. Larry p 566 Trudie l'ightsey 161 Barbara Clii's Gross 543. w'cs 'biCke-IIS SS7 Knesel 162. Lucia Weaver 160. Jimmy Morris M.able PIthOijO 154 Converted Splits Mar 1 Rude-Its High Series. Sam kaminsly 39$. '. io. ie,s Erwin 6 7 IQ Bob Wilson 196. Jo. Ferrer Other Oughhigtit Star at the Norman Becker 159. Lucia Weaver Week Lll Gross . 121 442. Barbara knesel 4. Trt.,tjie SWEETWATER OAKS Lrghtsey ItS Standings Etii. (.,Oi,ier Mull's. Converted Splits Ada Mangen 54 Angels, Bends. Royal O,,ks. Fox 10. Helen Ferrer 4 Si.. Bill Dean Valley Spares. Citroles Fault, 9. Joe Weick 4 10. Mary FiIip.a?ruCk Trailers. Bowled Ower $10, Dan Burton 36. Mike Burke 56. HIgh Series Dcc Weisberg Bob Wilson $7. Larry Fitzpatrick Jim lie-riley 566 10. Larry Vale'nte 3 $0. Jo. Mangen Converted Spli? Mar'lyn Bier 3)0 m.ngh.tm 6 7 & 7 9 Joe Brr Other Highlights Sam kamn mingfldrri 1710 lAyiSowler of the week 130 COUNTY SCHOOL FOOD AUTO TRAIN MIXED 5.lanønij Swe-et Peas. Said Standings I. Small Maui, 7 Bar. Salt & Pepper, (tie Dumplings, Caboose. 3 Whachamacaltet,. I FrCth tomatoes. Sweet Nolis, Juicy Snort Circuits; S The New Roller. 6 Fruits. (tie Nut's OptImists. 7 The Wheels, I Th. High Games Loanne Swarti Rebels 5werti Williams II?. Ruthe High Games Linda McCord ill. laurotny Ill t?7. Lynn, Harnit 171 Bill McCord 19$ Ii). Sandy Swain Ill. Carolyn Brown Ill, Donna Ill; Candy Bu'ck 115 Breeze 12/, Gloria Lamb I/l P4th 6osrth 193 & High Series Jo.inrve Swarli ,. $71. Chuck MoeftIer 151. John Hull Carolyn Brown 491 RuIP,e Zaurotny 164. Mock PIerce $52. B4rbira 506. Gene McNutt 4,), Lynne Harris Pierce I)). Helen MoetSIr i69 493 High Series Buddy Boldree $79. Converted Splits Sweeti, Linda McCaprd 69. fill MCCord 46, Williams I 10. LuCille Feller Cnucl Moefiler 457, PIta Bosworth Other Hughtight's Carolyn Brown 513 Helen Moenler 489. CecIl ek7 Slar Q4 the Week BoswoetPi ir. Pe'te Ouggon 46). MYSTERY LADIES ','-"e- ("n ii.) i' ' .l . ' - '' 2 CI'es8pc.ilie Crab HOtice 29 19 Wry Dive 28 20 4 Bass I Co 26 12 S (obia tSoats 2124 6 Dolphin Finance 13 iS P Gar, ', Sr,o. Shop tl II I Nice Dy Coin Laundry IS Gcdby 1/ J,, '.onllt' Jackson II Merritt Island 23. Winter P.irk 6 lam, Ptant 7*. Sarasota 21 Carol Cv 22. Pompano i)r,K', 2) CLASS AAA i,tu5v Astronul 2? Napl (2 i F Standung's I Watts A C 7 No I? Midway Mart I Drvwalleq's. S RiO"s Grge. 4 Breezewoot), F Davis Machine I Morcella s. 9 P'on,'r, 10 Tomahawks. II Rainbow Painting Il Svnlnril Auction, I) Trail Blazers, Ii Pin Slormers, IS. Alie'nS Pro ShOp, to JAS Underground $7 Bart,our Bros . II Salt & Pecsser, $9 PIuSlIr's, 20 F Tr000, 21 Bob Dance Dodge. 17 No 7$ Hugh Game's Alice Hervjrck's 266 Walt Denny 20$ 109. Roger Q*j'ck 2H, Edna Dural 202 JOY Walters 100 High Series Alice Hen,Jurks 374. Walt Denny 536, Dave tlunl 5.14, J , ,n Stewart 5.31 Roger QuIck 5.39 Dick White'fsOuse 526. Kit Jolsnson $11'. Jr Lewis 5.3$ Ed Jackson 571. Cathy McCljijcj 519. Jack, Quick 50.3 Edna Dural 524. Jan Joisnson 51$. Joy Waiter's SO?. Cdiie BowJen 50$. Star Hendricks 340, Al Bredman 501. Harriet Jackson 500. J ..i .lackson 500 CPsrl*e Plent $11 , U'eitut SOIlS Iie-Ii Huttriu., -, Pro Bas ketball Nationàb Basketball Aso<iat 05 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W I. Pct GB Uoston 12 8 600 Prllpha 9 I? 57) Buttalo 10 I? 455 N't' Knk 9 12 .429 3' NY Nets 9 I) 409 1 Central Oiviion Cleve 16 S 762 HOUSIO's 3 5 /72 1', (3 8 819 3 S Diego 5 1 0 117 KC 1 8 0 Tpa Bar 0 i2 0 000 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastecn Division Dallas 10 2 0 573 256 160 S Lou's I 3 667 26* 236 Wash 8 4 0 667 277 II? Phu) 3 9 0 250 131 230 NV GIs 2 tO 0 167 132 723 Central Division Mnn 9 2 I 792 236 $60 Dirt 6 4 0 50,0 235 Us Ccgo ó ô ø s 205 181 4 8 0 33) 153 239 Bar Western Division LA 8 3 1 74 272 Cl) S Fran 7 5 0 543 236 170 N Orin 1 8 0 313 210 2 AlInta 1 8 0 33.3 157 232 5tl 7 10 0 i7 212 368 x Clinched d'v's'on title Mondays Result San Francisco 20. M's'sota 16 Saturday's Games Baltimore at St LOu.s antd at Los Angeles - I Bilboa.Aguirr, Bengoa (II 980300. 3 Macun Juan (31340. 0 (2 1) 6450. P (21) 73550. BgO (16) with all 17) 131 20 wIth ill (4) 407 60 A - 3*11. Handle - 571)5,733 Qcaia Forest 23. 5I.rke Brad lord 14 Panama Ct,i 68y IF. St A JUSI'se 1 Deiray BeaCh Atlantic 26 Mumi Curtey 0 CLASS AA Blovnts?own It, Milton P8( p Wilc7wood 19 .lton IS. ovt Jasper N.m, Fort Mt'ade 20 Um,%tll IS Palsokee 4*. Mar'smnitrr Christian 0 CLASS A Trenton 71 HaStings 6 ii ah .1 5 Se e FAMU 2) (',reenshoro 0 5? Petersburg Shorecre's, 26 ,','rSI Palm Beach k'ngs Acc)i. ''v 6 Mans' (rur '1 i. ',t l).ifri,jn II , Prep Bas ke tball llr,ijenic.q, 5,'?I ,',',t 'I Pr,' (as P8rk 1? ttradenton Bayshore 79 ,-'itO 67 Lakei.3nd $9 Av'sn Pare 15 LIk,'land Christian st 5i 0,' rrsbijrij ChriStian 43 L,ike-land E vdr'gel ('sr St .in 19 (ampa flayshore 54 M8r.,snn 70 Malone 64 W'nte-r P,ir Ti 88,10* S caeeland Sant,, F 102 ',ro. etand It Oriando Oak Hugh ijanie% Conn'e Dean IF? 167 155 Mabel Vogel ISv II Sandy Ri.i%SCll 155. Lund,, Carter 65 Joanna Bass IS/. De'Il Barc,, tOt 151 155. Sylvia 'luttell 86 Dot Rant's 169, Fay Carroll ISA iSand,, Hub bard 16) Ivory 'Ahit,glu'r 16.6 'buth Ztivrotny 16.1 167. 137 AliCe Fowler 115 Norma Wagner IS? High Se-rue-s Connie Dean 507 Ru?he lavrotny 4*7 Ai,e 10*1e-r 101. Linda fleaty 396 Dcii Barca Lund,, Carte-c 426 Wand Hubbard Ill lare- Carroll 1.32. Mabel Vogel 1*6. Sylvia Pay 3*1. Dot Ran-s Ill Sylvia ottell 135 Converted Spits Linda Baaly 6 $0 Doris Be-in 510. Sue- Cr,nc,*,, 2 ?. Sandy Ru's.eil S 79 Evelyn Serrac's S 10 Mabel Vogel 1 1. rurkey Coryuie Dean Other Hugtrlighls Queen 01 the Week Dell Barca 7/ Oregon 57. Wcri,ta State 49 Arizona St 66, San Diego St 65 Far Western Conter.nc, Second Round Cal Davis 65, Stanislaijs St 6) Haywaril St 65 Chico St 63 Consolation Fresno Pacitic 64. San Fran CISCO St 50 Sscramnto St tO) t1ur'tolCt ' Friday's Games Quthec 5. New England Cncinnati 6. Calgary i Edmonton o. iouston o. tie A Mnnesta Saturday's Games rtmonton .31 lfldiaflãpOiis W'nnpeg a? New England San Dueqo at Phoenix Today's Games Edmonton at MinneSfa HOuSton 81 Cncirwiao Peg it Quebec P"n, at Calgary Prep Football AT BOWL AMERICA CITY Standingt, Inland Materials 30 II, Wall Ptb.g Htg A Ac 25 30. All American Flag 7/21. Burger Chef. labs Jewel-cs and Fa Sceen Printing 26 77, Jeno's InC 2571. HIS Store's 7)25. Lewis Drywall 7728. Fleet Reserve 702*. Burns T'co 2078. Joe Cr,amon's 1335 .', tif ACTION! National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick D,v,sion W L 1' Pts GF GA NY 151 IS F 33 57 62 Atln I? S 6 30 91 Il Phil Il 7 6 30 51 1? NY Rng II II 1 76 93 8/ B) The Associated Press '?, Joe 6* ' - - S Ari'n II II 5)) W,ishton 7' I Ii 1ij Puntã Gorda Ctiariotte 6$. Atl4flt4 1 iS lii 9' Plmttø 64 WESTERN CONFERENCE Fort Myers Canterbury $2, Midwest Division Belle Glade Christian Denver 11 6 70.0 lmmokaIe 61, Everqi.cj $0 Detroit Ii Ii 577 3', an City ii 17 11 4', Indiana to 12 is. S MI*ke 1 20 167 Il Cht(ag 2 ii tis to f ic Division Portland ii 6 7 Los Ang 17 • 600 2 EAST Seattle II 10 565 2' O,)'ritr, 9'), Maosleld St 11 G'oldnSt 10 10 1 500 Le,I *9. Colby IS Phoenix 1 l 117 PPI 17, Clarkson 60 ' Fr,day's Games St L.awren<e 80. Alfred 71 Boston ItS. ChiCago 109, OT Villanova 71. Merrimack 63 Buftaio 135, New York KniCkS Woot,r 67. Rochester 64 L'n Pro Hockey Bas ketball 14 H anratty-Lam bert :) Rvni'als by one game, and unless the Bengals lose one of Jethr() Pugh and Lee Roy their two remaining games, Jordan have seen it all. Pittsburgh will not be able to pugh was the player Jerry catch them. If you did not get one, you can remedy that situation b) Smyth, D'vislon Kramer had to riiove in order The help could come Monday picking one up this Tuesday night at the big charity show that t 2 26 for [tart Starr to start..s at 6:30 p.m. score the win- night if Oakland, which already Coo tO 13 2 77 Cob 81$ 3 19 73 U In the "Fighter of the Year" category the names of Taco ning (;ret touchdown in the famous has clinched the AI'C West, Mrw 61S 1 iS 6510$ Hay-Dallas Ice Bowl beats Cincinnati. The Raiders Perez, Mike Quarry, Edgar Ross, Joey Vincent, Termite Watkins Vancvr 6 19 2 II 45 101 game that dedded the National anti Gene Vells are offered to us. wn the NFL's he-I record at WALES CONFERENCE F'thill I.&'ague's 1967 chain- lll and another victory would Norris Division I am afraid late season losses by Perez and Watkins have ONLAt400.SEMIPIOLE Mont $9 1 1 47 $37 61 pionship. eliminated them from my consideration. clinch the host team role in the L A FRIDAY'S RESULTS III 9 25 92 92 $12 SOUTH Jordan was backing up the playoffs which begin Dec. 18. Ptt Wells has had a good year but his loss to Emmett Atlas has to 9 II S 23 71 SS Denver 176, New York tle?s FIRST - I Larri Coldo 13)170,0 lIne on that famous play. Norfolk St 9?. N Caro Cent, DIrt S I) 1 20 69 53 force last year's winner of this award to the sidelines. 171 440 3 10. 2 Eddy Yza (7) 360 300. Wash 1 iS 3 17 69 102 Together the) helped dnchor Seattle $71, Philadelpl',)a III 3 Cactto Miguel (Ii 3 0O Q (371 Vincent has had an extra ordinary year, One that saw him go Wake Forest 97. Wathington Adams Oiviiion Dallas' Doomsday Defen.se that Indiana 117, Cleveland 109 37 10 P (3 71 131 10 15 f5tn from a six-round lighter to state welterweight and Southern 19 8 I 39 107 76 Detroit 174. KanSas City ItS SECOND - I Echano.Uii (Ii led the Cowboys to the 1971 SuMID WE ST null $3 6 3 29 76 54 niiddleweight champions. But the opposition is so tough this year I New Orleans ill. Atlanta $05 U 606 20 360, 2 Urma JIvI (7) 1060 Ball St Si. Indiana Cent per Bowl championship. 17 9 4 28 96 14 have to pass him by because of his early season losses. Portland Ii), PIven,. 99 360. 3 Eddy ('nii1i Il) 2*0; Q (171 Ottirben 91. Watash 69 6 I? 7 19 64 54 Los Angeles Ill. San Antonio :'snd they provided some of 41 60. P14 71 $1940. 00 (31) 1410 S Dakota 100. SW Mn,, 1) Mike Quarry has been nothing short of sensational, lie has Friday's Games los THIRD - I Ogulza Alberdi (SI the veteran leadership that Toledo 5*, Cornell, N V IS F'P'iiladelphia 4. Washington i won everyone of his efforts, except for a disputed draw, including Saturday's Games II 10 I 00 1 $0. 2. Eddy Beitia 161 SOUTHWEST A?lnt 3, Boston i helped the rookie-laden CowSeattle at New York KniCkS that great win over Torn Bethea on national TV. lie now stands on 8 404 60. 3 ca Soto (4) 1 10. Q (a Ii Texas 1$, Wis Stout 63 St LouiS 2. Cleveland 7 boys win the NFC championNew York Nets at' Atlanta 6210. P 56) $5900 Texas A&M 10. Angelo St 69 the threshold of a shot at the world's title. Colorado 3. Vancouver 2 Indiana dl Houston ship last season. FOURTH - I Paul javi (6) Ii 10 Texas Lutheran 70. Dallas Saturday's Games Despite this, my vote is going logo to Ross. The Dog has had Denver at Washington 170 4 60. 7 Eddy Aguirre (7) 770 l.AS VF,GA,S I B4t Al'; Jimmy So when Pugh anti Jordan tdw York Rangers at Mn 15 fights this year. lie has won all 15. lie has won 14 of those by New Orleans at Chicago 3*0. 3 Oguiza Via (II 360. 0 (26) FAR WEST talk about Dallas defense after Connors anti Vitas Gerulaitis nesota Los Angeles at Golden State 4940. P16211,110, OD (861 13430 KO, While his victims have not been as well known as Bethea, Cal Irvine 108. UC San Diego Buffalo at Hw York island met Saturday in Milwaukee at Portland a dozen seasons together in the FIFTH - 1 Manolo Ramon (I) .s they were the best ones that matchmaker Bruce Tampler could cr5 Today's Games w Inner'take-ahl semifinal 15 00 640 4 60. 7. Alava Bengoa (1) Montana 65. Air Force 59 NFL, you listen. Atlanta at St Louis entice to step into the ring with the current Southern junior Denver at New Orleans 5*0 120. 3 Maruri Arca (7) 440. Nebraska 60. Hawaii SQ Ask them about the current Iltitch in World Championship Pittsburgh at Montreal Boston at Kansas City mnld.leweight champion. 0(111 3900 PCI 1) 9000 Nevada 97, Immaculata IS Detroit 81 Los Angeles 54's Antonio at Phoenix Dallas defense and they pull no '1t'i Challenge Cup play. SIXTH - I Jose Javi (2) 1610 Ptiti Lutheran 95. St Mar Quarry was held to a split decision by Nat Gates in New Chicago at Toronto Cleveland at Portland 1 00340. 2 Oguiza Soto (6) $ 601.00. The two earned the right to tin'S IS punches. Today's Games Mexico, and that draw by Tony Green in Maimi Beach. The Gates I Pjtx Eloria (3) 3.20. 0 (7 61 San Francisco 9). Calito.'na T or o n I o at "We are playing better as a play in the semifinals by virtue New York 52 10 P 12 6) 121 30 /0 light was his first after several months of inactivity and the Green iif victories Friday night. ConRangers unit than any of our teanis SEVENTH - I Uris Via (Ii I 10 Washington st 66. Goniaga 37 fight was simply a case of hometown robbery. Cleveland at Philadelphia flers defeated Adniano Panatta 520 160. 7, Doniinog Alberdl 13) the past," said l'ugh. TOURNAMENTS 'washington at Boston "Fight of the Year" category, has 17 bouts listed on the ballot. of Italy 7-6, 6-3 and Gerulaitjs 100400. 3 Jose Quiola (6) 540 013 Orange Blossom Classic 'Ianouver at Chicago That defense is a major rca5) 7910. P (5 3) 100 10. Big 012 61 Each of them was a great one to be sure. They include the PerezChampionsttlp NAT ION AL Colorado FOOTBALL at Buffalo son that the Cowboys are just beat Ken Rosewalb of Australia and (351 175 40 Jackson St SI. Florida A&P.( LEAGUE Vincent struggle in February; Cantrell'Davis war of May; the 11 EIGHTH-i Bilb4Altu11 $60 one victory away from wrapp' 6-3, 6-2, AMERICAN World Hockey Association CONFERENCE Madison-Perez two out of three fall bout in June; the up-again, *50 1Q60. 7. Anton Juan (2) 9.10 Connors was a victim of a fast Consolation Eat,,n Division Eastern Division ing up the NF'C East champion" 350. 3 Ferm,, Ramon (5)100; Q(7 down-again contest between Vincent and Ortlz in June; the Ohio Cent St 109, Florida W I 1' PcI, PF PA W L T PtS GF GA ship. They will go for the din' start by' Panatta with the Gi.irtcc 1(3000. P14 7) 11150 Mem Bait titantic Wells-CurIo matchup of August; and the Perez-Obed Ii 2 0 *33 317 702 15 0 I II $19 iOO NINTH - I Alave (5) l37 1020 cher Sunday against the Phila. Italian jumping out to a 3M lncly N Eng First Rounds I) to 7 25 9 3 0 150 punchout in September. III 21$ 910, 2 Sala 16) 940 440, 3 Bilboa first.set lead. But Connors Cirici C,tru Miami 13 Basketball 5 7 0 417 2)1 2 25 110 U delphia Eagles. These and many other bouts are worthy of consideration for (it 160. a ($61 6200. P (56)44540 Mivi Florida Southern 96. Florida NY Jets 9 12 1 27 16 13 3 9 0 250 Iso 304 t'amne back and both players Tech 71 TENTH-i Manolo (6) 1020410 14 Eng Butt this honor that went to the Perez.Vincent record setter of last 9 I? 4 22 2 10 0 167 195 260 • 92 In Sunday's other games, heldservetosixllto set up the 300 2 Fermin (2) 5003 10; 3 ACtu Orm Jacksonville SI 95. Savannah *20 I Il year. Central Division 94 11, Buffalo plays at Miami, hious. 13-point tie breaker with both ($1570 0 (7613340. p (6.2) 92.10. st 6* Cinci Western Oiviiion 9 3 0 750 273 $72 But (fly choice is that of the recent Vincent-Atlas upset. ton is at Cleveland, Kansas City play ersat set point anti t'anatta oo IS 61 212 10 Colonial Classic Cleve 0 4 0 667 740 IS 10 I 31 121 6* ELEVENTH - I Fermin Soto Ia) Maybe it is because that fight is so recent in my mind. Maybe PIts Sacred ttert 92. C W Post 70 I? 1 4 28 I 1 0 667 779 ill meets the Broncos at Denver, serving. 79 61 II 00 100 250. 2 Patxi Aguirre (ii PlStn Show Me Classic 1)10 2 25 83 it Is because I figured Vincent didn't have a chance going intothe 'lampa Bay visits Pittsburgh, 1 40 3 00 3 Oguiza Eborma (2) 260. connors returned the serve Pco,'n,w N Texas St 62. St Lou's 60 Western Division 12)1 7 26 90 033 ring that night. Maybe it is because of Vincent's ring personality. (I 6) 31 20. P (61)7130 Edmntn Mis5orl /6. btl.ri5 75 Chicago plays at Seattle, carefully by taking sonic speed * Oak Ii Ii I 23 II I 0 917 791 211 11 94 4 with the - R.J., Rafael, years as NFL head coach at when own team a shot so thewell Denver'based team is doing and Hilliard Graves seem to New haveEngland as muchPatriots. zip on the ball San as he used Calif. to when he was successfully for the American the Dolphins hope to continue unless hean can break a threethe your ball. Bodies arehas mangled that it has managed to did notforward turn things around for Football Conference's Eastern their record of being one club of game losing streak anti win his in the intense collisions of the move Into third spot in the Vancouver. There are misconceptions about Plunkett's throwing because Division title in recent years. which Sinipson has had little last two games, plans to look at open field, the blind side shot league's Smythe Division. he underwent shoulder surgery a couple of years ago. It was his was never even a factor in this success. left shoulder that was operated on. Ills throwing arm has never year's race with Simpson reThe two were acquired for Simpson has gained over 100 his personnel for next season, when you're In pursuit. The Rockies, who won only 12 John Gould and a draft choice Shula plans to start Don strength. I think because of his injury historyhe been affected. At 29, there's no reason should havetoot lost any porting latequarterback and fullback Jim yards120 onlyyards once in against Miami, Strock at quarterback against early last fall a trade withBears the team waslast based in Kansas more trades I knee Before hein came to the games season whenCit) the make and Maloney saidto hehelp his surgery, Braxton and Jot' getting 20 carries in the Bills. and because he's in a new situation this year, he's a more ten- Ferguson suffering injuries, a 1973 game. Simpson's career tative quarterback than he used to be. New York Jets, Mike was the and known as the Scouts, team evacuate the basement of The Bills take a sorry 2.10 average against the Dolphins is Strock, the major college captain of the Jets' special recorded their eighth victory of the Smythe Division. Q. I understand the infield fly rule is In effect If there are less record into the game. Miami is only 64 yards in 14 games. passing and total offense leader teams. But in l97, he also the 1976-77 campaIgn Friday than two out and men on first and second, or men on first, second 5-7, having lost three straight Barons 2, Blues 2 The IliIls flew into Miami in 1972 for Virginia Tech, has gained 110 yards for the Bears night as they scored a 3-2 victoand third. Now my question is why not when (here is a man on games. The Barons snapped their Saturday after trying to pre- seen extremely limited action one afternoon carrying the ball ry over the NUL's worst team, five-game losing streak but still first only? There Is still a force at second base, so the infielder Simpson rushed for a 273 pare for the game wearing in his three years with the Del- against the world champion the Vancouver Canucks. remained winless in their last could fake it and get a double play. - I)ick Blanchard, Tustin, yards last week in a 27-14 Buf- longjohns, gloves and other cx- phins. lie has completed one of Pittsburgh Steelers. Calif. eight games. falo loss to Detroit. That broke tra apparel to ward off ice-cold six passes this year for eight "I'm like what they have in Scorig goals has been Cleve. Not if the batter is hustling like he should and running all out to his own National Football temperatures. Grounds crews yards and has a three-year total baseball," Mike rationalizes his land's big problem as the Barfirst base. The infield fly rule only applies with multiple men on League record of 250 yards in a had to shovel snow off the field of only 5! attempts with 27 role, "- a relief man, When I 'tj\/ f_I I base because they'd be sitting ducks for a double play if the In- single game, made him the first for practices. ons have scored three or fewt4 was drafted by Kansas City in completions for 238 yards. I fielder decided to let the ball drop. With only one man on, the goals in 21 of their last 25 1971 fifth round, out of Nordouble play is dubious. games. thwesternt, I played behind Q. What do you think Pitt would have done thIs year if that Dennis Maruk's second goal school had to play in really tough conferences like the Big Ten, Mike Garrett. When I was D oth Protest of the night with five minutes traded to the Jets tin 1973 U Southwestern Conference or the Pacific Eight? - LB., remaining gave the Barons the because of what he describes as hamIlton, 0; By The Associated Press tie. Claude larose and Larry a "personality conflict" with You forgot the Big Eight. To answer the question, I don't think Over the last few years it has Patey replied for St. Louis. Hank Strain, then the coach), I become popular to knock hockthe Panthers, Tony Dorsett or not, would have gone undefeated Flames 3, limbs 1 played behind John Higgins and cy violence and the "goons" and be on (heir way to a national championship. But give Coach Eric Vail shoved a rebound 1Johnny Majors and his gang credit. They've won when they had Emerson Boozer. Here liii that perpetrate it. But Mm- pist Gilles Gilbert late in th e e tI fl I fl e'iI t(]f to. I e behind Walter Payton. When he nesota Fighting Saints Coach third period to help as thtJ 9 had a bad elbow last year, I Glen Soninor says he feels that Flames continue to battle for started seven games," 1ISBUHGI1 iAP Terry sional career in 1969 when the the World Hockey Association, second-place in the tight Pat'the Buccaneers are There is motivation for MIke _______ and hockeytoInhockey general, rickI)ivion. flames, Ilanratty leads his winless Steelers compiled a 1.13 season deceivingly talent-laden, Han- in just showing he can play. over-reacting vio-are who have lost Both twice the in their last Tampa Bay Buccaneers despite the new leadership of ratty claims, and their prowess Always has been. When he was lence. against the Super Bowl Coach Chuck NaIl. 14 outings, and the Flyers have lies hidden among the casu- in high school at Kent, Ohio, champions he so recently left Hanratty's Buccaneers may allies, 'All we listen to these days 30 points, just three behind the and today's game will bring better that miserable season three of his teammates went to about goons In hockey is so front-running New York "We'd have a much better the football factory, Ohio State. much bull," Sonmor said after Islanders. knocks. as many heart throbs as hard record by losing all 14 games team if we didn't have a couple Mike wasn't highly sought his team gave up three goals in The Flyers missed a chance this year. Uis job with Tampa dozen guys on the injured re- because he was _____________________________________________ lie will be reunited with, as supposed to be the second period and took a 4-3 to move to within two points o) Bay is a new start, literally, serve list." well as upended by, some of his too small, at 5-9. lie set settled "I think we have a lot better Northwestern and thatfor ls Friday night at the hands of the slumping Ishnders when Q. Howdoes Dr. J. feel about playing In the National Basketball ('lOsest friends, attitude than the Steelers did in Memories and analogies are school's all-time rushing the Western Divlsioo-leading IlarUand Monahan's 11th goal $ Association? Doe's he think it's a better league? - l.A., "I'll be calling the blitz on 1969. That year was a little one thing, but football is anoth- records. Winnipeg Jets, of the season with 30 seconds to Elizabeth, N.J, er and theold Steelers have promevery play," grinned Steeler depressing because of a lot of ised their teammate It will Sonmor chose to vent his an- play gave the Caps the tie. "Kansas City took a chance on ger toward referee Steve DowIt's exciting for him, but Julius Ervthg says frankly, "I would linebacker Jack Lambert, older guys who just wanted to be business as usual on the me,"he recalls, "because they hag. havebeencontent toplaymyentirecareerjntheAB. Basketball whose stoney disposition made put in their time and see the Field. were into small backs then Is basketball, Now we have a combination of the best players in him the frequent target of Han- season end," remembers Han"lie called penaltieson us for Plaids An Alrplan.7 the world. Players coming over from the ABA have made all ratty's impish pranks. Pittsburgh must win its last (;arreu, Robert Holmes, Iegltthte checks. I'll probably ratty. ___________ Hanratty, cheerful without teams better. That's the only reason the NBA is now a better "But we've got more younger two games to keep a toe-hold in Warren McVea." be fined for criticizing Bowling, the playoff climb. And the AFC ieagoe." The front line of the Philadelphia 76ers, the most cause in the face of the awe- guys here," he said. Surprisingly, he wasn't but, at this point, I could care spectacular team, l.s all es-ABA - Dr. J., George McGinnis and sonic Steeler defense, conSteeler linebacker Andy Bus- Central leading Cincinnati Ben- protiipte' by the example of his less." C.aldweLl Jones. ceeded: "I'm sure I'll run into sell, who plays his last home gals must lose against Oakland father, Dr. Tony Adamle, who' In other WIIA action, Quebec ______ or Denver for Pittsburgh to was a fine linebacker with the and New England skated to a 5Q. Whowast eexcellentpaucrfor the University of Nevada at Lambert here and there." game Sunday before retiring make original Cleveland Browns of S tie, Cincinnati defeated . RenoZO years ago? lie set all kinds of NCAA records. I think his TUESDAY DEC. 7th Rut for the shaggy-haired from a 12-year career with the l940s. first name was Stan. BiU Craig, Antloch, Cal,tr. quarterback who was waived Pittsburgh, remembers back a Calgary 6-4 while Edmonton SVI "We've got to approach this Tha Old City Hallhll "My father never PUShed His full name was Stan Heath, and he played at Nevada more from the tight-knit Sleeler lam- lot further than lianratty, but game with the same attitude as and Houston played a scoreless me," says Mike, "one way or tie. than 20 years ago. A transfer from the Umversity of Wisconsin, ily early this season, today's he agrees the comparison is any others because it means the other. I simply like the Stan spearheaded a short-lived Nevada football revival by game will dredge up memories there. Nordies 5, Whalers 5 just as much," warned Noll. challenge of football. And at tiiy leading the nation's collegians In passing in 1948, throwing for older than those of lockerroom 'They're as good as we Christian Borrjeleau scored That's why lianratty's home- age, what was then a record 2,210 yards and 24 touchdowns, lie played high-Jinks. couldn't figure out a with 30 seconds remaining in were," said Russell. "We were coining is likely to be sentirnen- betterI way to make as much pro ball briefly with Green Bay and in Canada and is now a lianratty began his probes- a team like the Bucs once." the regulation time to give Quetal, but rather rocky. money." contractor in Reno. bee a tie with the New England Q. Can you tell inc how many times a manager can go out and Whalers. talk to his pitcher without having to take him out? In both leagues. Bordeleau's goal came just i please. Ray Herrera, Santa Paula, Calif. seven seconds after the Nor. t A I R a The manager can go out only once. The second time, the pitcher diques pulled their goaltender 1 is gone. This is part of the official baseball rules and therefore , off the ice in favor of an extra :applies 'o both the National and American leagues. attacker. Both teams were Q. What has happened to Walt Sweeney, the all-pro guard of the unable to score during the 10Washington Redskins? Can we expect to see him back In the minute overtime period. ______________________ lineup again soon? Qulney, Mass. ' Gary MacGregor, Larry By The Associated Press Denver Nuggets nipped the Pacers 112, Cavaliers 109 The chances are very strong that you will never see the veteran bench for foul-plagued Portland' Pleau, Gordie Roberts, Alan Philadelphia is not the easiest New York Nets 126-124, the Buf4, Knight scored the on lastaofBlazers and scored poInts toGiljjam help the ltangsleben andEngland Toni Webster offensive lineman in a football uniform again. He went on injured place to stop a road losing tab Braves blasted the New his Billy game-high 29 points beat21 Phoenix. scored for New while Sunday, Dec. 5, 114-35 SCOREBOARD The official "Year End Ballot" was recently sent out by the Orlando Sports Stadium to local boxing fans that are on their mailing list. I Wh Wcrs t I n 1I) i'J!-'! L e fl l.oulssPsl.s Dallas -i B es t E'ening Herald, Sanford, Ft. R'dgt 69 Laii' land Kathleen SI Dcii,, VJrvju,Ircl 85 WHOLESALE & RETAIL (ryst,, River 6C SAVE MONEY ON SELF SERVICE GAS TOO Amoco Regular . . . CHECK US FIRST' pTE . 549c GAL. 'WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY!! Lar'Y ' PHONE: 322-9955 flair ( AMOCO ATLAS CHAM bu*•4 *I,4*,',tb, ,-- C I, M FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR (Jl1ft.fi G4f, IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 1 �4 B-Evening Hera Id, Sanford,FI Sonday. Dec. 5, 1976 ifr - 1fr1i-i.CB CBs - - BREAK Legal Notice Becomi*nq TheftmProof By INK DIPPER I - - i Editor's Note: ink Dipper (KYZ4916i is the handle or the editor of The CB Times-Journal.) CB radios are becoming more than just little boxes under the dashboard, and the rising rum rate has a lot to do with the new look. Thefts of CB radios have skyrocketed with the growth of the CB's use. Those little radios are easy to steal in most cases - just pop open the door, turn a couple of screws and out they come. Inc same people wno made small fortunes stealingstereo tape players five years ago have turned their evil talents to CBs. The rip-offs have it's infinitely harder to remove. A thief would have to dismantle the entire dashboard to remove the radio, and that wouldn't be worth the risk, The two-part radio Is not a new concept. Most 00000 0 000 - - commercial two-was' radios and mobile telephones come In two parts because the electronic parts are too bulky to place under the 0000 5 5 5 5 5 dashboard. It's more trouble to install a two-piece radio, but like the built-in model it 's also nearly unpossible to steal. The control head would be simple enough to take, but it's no good without the transceiver stuffed awa y in the trunk. forced insurance companies to drop automatic We've been asked coverage on CBs installed m cars. is the best to buy, and our only reply is that they're both good In most cases, a car owner has to pay ex1ra deals. The standard under-dash models are okay for CB coverage and the annual premium can run $25 and more. if the owner plans on taking them out every time the car is unattended - including at home. Most A new generation of almost theft-proof CB people, though, have trouble foirming that habit. radios has ,developed, with two types growing in popularity. ners, The second-generation CBs, of course, are are trouble to install unless they're bought in a new (Inc is installed in the dashboard just like the regular AM radio, and in some car. Installation in either case would cost at least cases $25 and tie up the car for an hour or more. manufacturers have combined the AM-FM radio And they cost more, too. A two-part radio can or tape player with the CB for a compact en- cost ten to 25 per cent more than regular units, tertainment-conirnunicat4ons package. and the built-in system with an AM-FM combo The other type of new-breed CB comes in two - the parts. The guts of the radio I can often double t' e price of regular CBs. But you can sev ..I-, advantages if you Com- transistors, diodes and wiring are in a box mounted in the tr un k or under the seat. in the passenger cornpartment is either a control head with volume, pare that with th cost of buying a second unit after the first is stolen, or paying $35 a year more in i nsurance premiums for five years. - 1977 squelch and channel knobs or a microphone that they're offering them as options on cars. There will always be a market for under-dash has all the controls built-in. Wires connect the two pieces Automobile manufacturers are counting Inc radios come complete with nice gimmicks, including a feature that overrides regular broadcast signals with any strung CB traffic. units, but they are becoming one of several alternatives instead of the only game in town. It's a change that can be appreciated by heavily on the built-in dashboard models, and The radio, of course, is still in clear view. But I I everyone ________________ I Thos e'23 Channels May Be Enough ____ DEC, I __________ Now that ftse 17 C13 CBers use only one or two of the (tied in Liouisiana alone while stalling your antenna to rules, which you need to obta!n a permanent license. Since be in use, antennas and the Commission In addition to 15 antenna- these usually sold Ior cover channels are almost here, lots they wait until there's an estimates that there may be as related deaths in Lo ui siana prices well be low $5.35, and of hobb)ists are dismvering opening on that channel. In many as 496 accidents a ycar from December 1972 through since they also contained lots of that the existing 23 channels smaller communities, Channels involving ante nn as which are Aug ust 1976, Chapman lists five other he lpful information, they really ar en 't so overcrowded 5, 6 and 7, or some other co n- serio us enough to put the vic- injuries serious enough to actually repr esented a be tter alter all. venientcombinationmay be the Urns in the hospital. require hospital attention. buy than the official ve rs ion Sure, if you live near an active ones, while those The usual cause of accidents and lots of would- be Cflers new CB and it these happen to Interstate highway, Channel 19 elsewhere on the dial go is the touching of an overhead Only a few mont hs ago, you'd bought them. is a pretty busy place, because unused. powerline with the antenna have had to pay $5.35 for Part 95 Recently, the FCC cut the the truckers a ll use it. The The moral: Explore the sshile trying to install U. A of the FCC Rules & Regulations price on its own publication to trouble is that a lot of other limits of the channels you secondary type of accident if you bought direct from the 11.50, making it a better buy if people use it as well, making it already ha ve at your disposal involves stabbing - either of Federal agency. So lots of books you ne ed the rules alone than difficult to find a break for before investing in new ones. oneself while trying to install about hours at a time. Many of them Don't let yo ur channel selector the antenna, or of another have no business there, but get stuck in a rut. person. As a result of a cornthat's where the action is. plaint by Lawrence H. chapHowever, Channel 19 is one I have yet to see a CB antenna man of Harvey, La., the CPSC channel. Even in urban areas used as a murder weapon In a is trying to decide whether to like New York or Chicago or TV drama, but the Consumer require warning labels on I.'osAngetes,it'spossibleto find Product Safety Commission antenna packages.The space on Channel 22 or Channel (CPSC) warns us that they can evidence presented by Chap- 8orsome other unfilled channel be lethal in Inexperienced man certainly Indicates that at practically any time of the hands. unless you really know what day. According to the Corn- you're doing, you'd be well The trouble is that most mission, some 15 persons have advised to leave the job of in. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ('11 began including the many of the newsstand books. CB Organizations - CRYSTAL CRACKERS Number of President members - 40. LTD CLUB Number of members - Bil; Leach - 482. Willi Organization meets The son. first Tuesday of every month at ObjectIves- Aiding th e hardthe Greater Sanford Chamber of-hearing, of Commerce Building, about 7:30 p.m. Objectives Buying school - - books and special hearing devices for deal children throughout Florida. WIN SIAGNIFICENT60F - President Organization meets First Till-COUNTY Monday of each month at ROAD RUNNERS Florida Power & Light, ha Number of members - 71. ford. President Walter Massey. Objectives Aiding th ose Organization meets The needing assistance. second Tuesday of each month at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building. SEMINOLE Objectives Its primary COUNTY Itl'AC'i' purpose is to aid hard-ofNumber of members - 77, hearing children. President Ken Murphy. Special projec ts Several Organization meets Last currently are planned to assist Tuesday of each month at the the Greater Sanford Cham be r First Federal Building in of Commerce. Saniord. Objectives Assisting in all - in GIANT - - -'--' - SANTA - - / I - - V % I r.m., . ~ ,O CITIZENS FOR BETTER HIGHWAY SAFETY Number of members 263. President hugh Freels. Organization meets Every Thursday at the Win ter Park 4 - emergencies. Special projects Seminole Coun ty You th De pu ti es. - - a 1. - 1 -~ I R -..'- .. ,,1* Q Civic Center. Objectives - Aiding hard-of- 1 1 _- % !__~ 4 . . . t i.4,, _____ 6 I I V wo rk on pis as for a jam boree a t I J0 Winter Park Mall which would Involve rea CB; club members setting up (Sa of o rd November, 1976 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Chspte r) GAR,Y organizational meeting Left to right, Chuck Thomas, mornings; Allen Rays, mid-day; and Jerry Allen, afternoon personality, with giant Santa's to be given away December 20th. LISTEN I DETAILS . __ __ ~Iffil E MASSE". ESQUIRE . JoinClub president; Damon 8 in Orlando ALL Section 6107 of the Uniform Corn YOU Are hereby notified that o' litri day of December, 1976. a approxImately 40 hams from the Sanford-Deltona area at. , Regularly '111 Sanford. transfer in Bulk assets of KWIK KAR WASH, whose bUSifl ad rent - if you're a man. turniture and txture which want to start celebrating sailboat big holiday parties in high style," of person act as a bartender just - ah, - or ocea.ri but that's got to the beach for about $200. wait till next year. You just " Considering the safety of not didn' t get your reservation in on When you rent a boat you get having to drive yourself after time' ACLA"~ , P_ .' I Contrary to popular belief, . . -. •1 ft - II " Bartenders and one area motor home Lou Racine of A home and party atmosphere. which may range from $100 to House of Creations In South Make sure you check out 1250, that deposit is returnable. Seminole. "A girl would rather what's available, quick call to provided you c an cel no later can charter __ .. _ ' r." - - -. r Christmas celebration depends on you. For / ' . _____ . - them," says Steve Ewing, left, at Strictly Sail a party under canvas is his idea of fun: Bill Jacobs, above, tries on a tuxedo at Capp's Clothier and sets his sights on a sophisticated night-on-theto '.s n. _~M ~ 7 _,,,qk -Ir 11.11 . . ,, go out and buy a dress and wear the Orlando Public Library to than a week in advance of your often. It isn't like a tuxedo find out what reproductions and planned departure, if \ it G arden '- Foster Parents Bring Joy To Area's Homeless K'I'ds M 0 1 By M,kRYLIN K. lIPTON =_ N ' ('Ill uhty youngsters will be Wontenay emphasizes that SF..S hires no fund raisers and "all funds we collect are reported in detail to the State of Florida Bureau Financial Services." of I I live' of the Estate of Beulah T Ahalt, NAME STATUTE' '' ' ' f ' / 1 ' / %%'ONTF N\' STAFFORD but are moSt often classified dependent due to abuse, neglect or abandonment. "Foster children are children who have to live apart from their parents or relatives with whom they Services. 921 E First Street, Sanford. "Our goal is one large and small gift for each child. Our case load changes frequently but there art' about 70 children now. People who are in- rightly belong." says Wontenay, "due to some cris is their lives which makes it uiipossble for the . terested In meeting the particular gift needs of a for ', - / /, ) --- Wontenay anti Mrs Stafford bo th note that Christmas is important to foster children for more reasons than just presents not a temporary basis, may says receive Christmas help for The SES manual requires caseworker Barbara M. Inc kids through con- that "opportunity for Stafford. Children be tnbutions of money or new gift items. religious, spiritual and ethical development of the declared dependent under Donations, which should foster child shall be state law (Chapter be made by Dec. 15, may be provided b) the foster 39) for a variety of reasons, made to Social & Economic family." ; /7')".... ('log shoes, windmills and lots of lovely plants: holland was (he theme of the Central ('irclt"s stall, represented by Mrs. Kathleen hlard, left, and Mrs. Cathy Wesley. Anyone? The Farmers Say, Yes! question, "Anyone for tennis" lik-Lly Still, even with all the fancy ,w clubs, zippy coordinated and enormous snub appeal attached to the game, It'll never be more fun to me than when I was a kid out in t he "boonies" of South Africa. far' . - in' Foster parents, who are Iii the rewute, dlLst . child rather than donating money may call SES office car ef ul ly and thoroughly screened and with whom children are placed only on The "in" sport to play today i sale Mrs. P. L Elmore was cowas chairman of the successful from toys to event. 4 'r children under foster care. 'We want to emphasize that these children are outfits - winners will be an- __ only for the benefit of the and the entire country is to cho ru s, "Ye'' enormous The nounced early next week. '4' Is definitely tennis. Ask the old '. " chatter of the tree. ers and jaunty TyTolean hat. the other countries represen- "restaurant" customers. led. The variety of items for The M imosa Circle did an at the two-day event "i ' (323.4160) Ten n is The lilting melodies of Club's annual Christmas "Christmas around the its Japanese Tea House, ser. trirf~ gs to full size ChrutGerman>', interspersed with Bazaar. - formation." 1 aker Cheers ShopperE5 ' ________________________________________________________________________________ ASCl5e'dule'f the propert lobe Chapter 56309. Florida Statu'%. and all area Rams are invited transferred and a list of the will register with list clerk of 'I scheduled to attend and become charter creditors of the above named Circuit C ou rt, in and for Simirull Ic . outstanding decorating job in k -f o real lanaI>' to continue to Flo NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS us en provide care for them." may e M - to the bureau and all tuncis us' It n q u en t, Publish- Dec S. 13. 191 6 - collected are dispended , ti C p e n d e n 14' Baz aar browsing among the colorful cluding embroidered suspen- colonial America were among to the ing this Christmas with foster parents especially chosen to fit their needs. how happily memorable that Christmas will be, however, is partly up to other residents of the area. Foster parents receive funds from the state of FlorIda for necessities, but ChrLstmas presents are not considered "necessities". "Christmas Is the only time our agency is allowed to ask for funds from the public," says Elmer F. Wontenay who heads ti- c Seminole County office of Social and Economic Services (SES). Club _~k World," was the theme of the sing delicious tea, lunch and mas trees. Tickets were sold on ('hristznas carols, filled the Providing the music was show, and naturally Lind fitted coffee all day in a room hung a charming Swiss chalet doU Garden Center in Sanford accordion player Carl Lad, all in perfectly at the Rose Circle's with lanterns and flowers. In house assembled and furnish ed Friday morning, chee ring and decked out for the occasion in German stall. Holland, Mexico, the corner, a fountain and by club members and on a -4 herald Correspondent ft must you 'v" William A Walker II m rig enough for a said he thought they were the agencies, un it still available for the 4up and coming" thing, most Perhaps your holiday decor holidays, felt wo rnen'stuxes were merely isn't quite at the level you wish In yo ur motor home you will a temporary fad. It were. A trip to the Sem inole probably find a stove, Formal rental gowns for Co un ty Public Library and the refrigerator, heating and air women are not readily use of your libra ry card wil l condi tioning as well as stereo available in th e Sa nford area. entitle you to rent fine art equipment. Though renting a "There's not much call for reproductions "fancy up" your motor home r equi res a deposit December Sth, 1915. - back, enjoying a good while at 'liners country ordered them either." chefs are also sometimes but call around and you may Bylaws and training plans Longwoov3. Florida . 30 foot sloop says John F. Litto, at the office your valid Florida driver's Reports showing expenditures are also made g address Deno P Dike'ou. f101iCe, the' fictitious name, to w .7:30 p.m. at the Chamber of Itathmell, WB.4YRW, at (306) Esq, 300 Highway $797, Fern Park, ATTORNEYS' TI TLE SERVICES Commerce. Also, the club will X22-2910 days or (306) 322-4)189 Florida . under which the corporation jmed Th join many other Central Florida evenings for further in. Transfer is riat being made below is engaged in business n to pay or satisfy existing debts. clubs at a joint meetinig on Dec. formation. Seminole County, Florida, .' The' amount of now con ,i.i.. ,. - t -h e, lotlow .. nu". 'vu' at 5'der.tion to be paid for the above address $00 Centrli East described bulk transfer it 57.300,00. Boulevard, Orlando, Florida 32$02 and it to be Paid on December i. That the party interested in 1975, at 300 Highway Fern -busne's enterprise is at folIo Park. Florida .Li.wy,r' Title Services. Inc DENO P. DIKEOU of LAWYERS' TITLE Baldwin I. SE RVICES. INC SW High*ôy 1792 By. Paul B Cortistock Fern Park, FlOrj4a 37730 ' At President Phone (303) 134 1421 Dated at Orl4n4, Orange Count, ATTORNEY FOR TRANSFEREE Florida, on December.ISI 1976 Publish Der 197* Oct , j, I y I U I, TJ (351-0737) you Sanford to Daylona Beach and "We have available tuxedos of Hotel, Motel, Restaurant license, your signature on a to fit a four year old boy or a Employes and Bartenders' rental agreement anda "mere" size 52 extra large man," says Union Local 737. "We don't let fifty or so dollars a day. I The properly to be transferred DEG 12 COnSiSt S of business, equipment, If you alone on the lake. Ilie other is a Basic party needs also in- and tell them what you want. says Paul Nassoiy Jr. at dude formal wear, of course, But call ahead. Longwnod Lincoln-Mercury. and it's readily available for "We need 48 hours notice," To rent a car you will need Dsuasect dress 5 Highway 1797, Longwood. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAl , 5 furnished to you he'flith call the union hall order. No one else around the tending. The purpose of meetings will be held on the members of this new ARHI, transferor, as furnished by the said County. Florida, upon receipt organizing this club is to , first Monday of every month, at afflulated club. Contact' Jack transferor. may be in$p,Cted at Di. proof Of the public Public a tion of t . 10110* rig public Jack Lef Ocr of American Rent- are available very simply: just For people who want to to to ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AP OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILF2 As Personal RIpprestrila "We will soon have both a the Sanford area, accorcling to cocktail shakers in their hands Car and a Continental Mark V DALL B JACKSON and PEGGy B WILL BE FOREVER BARRED of the first publication of JACKSON d be KWII( KAR WASH Notice of Pursu a nt to the Administrati' mercial Code IF S A 554766 107), "We have no beats for rental the hour or the day. Steve Men's Wear in Sanford. "We because he says he is one. When says president Pete Lincoln nve 15 or more styles, but we we Send you someone you can "You can rent a car with cash! ced warning of at least one trust they are reliable and Credit cards are not required." week when you want to rent honest," says the man whose If you want to take your party them." union also supplies chefs for headquarters with you but you One area firm had recently holiday parties. "We need more still want to get away, how ordered ahalf dozen tuxedos for notice to do that," says Litto. a bout renting a motor home' It women, "But we can cell ed the "Th ere is simple question of may be too late, says at least located at Highway ii 97, 'TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Radio Society was held at the president, and education relations in the furtherance of . of TO by ticipants and the booze" right in female, the people with the 177 Lincoln Continental Town Brack Perkins, of Perkins Notice Is herlty given that " Greater Sanford Chamber of director; and Missy Rathmell will be presented at the 2. The estimated total of lr• corporation named b.lw. piJrsia'' Co mmerce on Nov. V with WB4WXT, secretary4reasurer. Decem be r mee ti ng on Dec. 6 transf eror 's de'tS s vnown to the "Fictitious Name Slalu" Arnateur Racho. InitW officers elected are: Jack Rathrnell is ~~ R811rR IWTR.R To "everything but the par- for the evening' Male or jurisdic tion of ttie court City Attorney REPRESENTATIVE Florida. will be mad, to WALTER 5 Publish Nov 21. 28. D OK. S. 17, 1976 'YOUNG, whos address is 1506 Wirxlerw,ectle, Hamms. Wa rd 0€ F 91 Sultana Lane. Maitland, Fbi-ct, & Woodman. PA Thedebtsoftflelransl.ror are notto PO Box ISO he pad in lull by the Undersigned Winter Park, Florida 327W, TeIehone': (305) 6416)12 buyer snd the following Information 'of the Lake Monroe Amateur Morrison WA4JRD, vice provide education on a . ' BROCK. MASSEY & Number of members WALDEN President - Bob You 616 E Sem or an Blvd Group meets at: Sheraton Altamonte Springs, FI 37701 Hams In ited '0' day By S Kay Sassman City Clerk equipment and related goods Inn, 8 p.m., second Saturday oil for two days. month. v this 161h old punch tops are readily available them. For those parties away from Ewing at Strictly Sail Monrne at night," says Ewing, along the way, Greyho un d wi ll china. Or is it? Th is year why And for sobering up afterwards ho me you might want of Insurance also rent you a bar which fits to try Harbour Marina) says, "We "because not simplify matters. and rent you can rent an urn big enough renting a luxury car. At least. acrom the rear of the bus, have a couple of boats we rent problems." your holiday needs? to make coffee for the entire one local dealer has the latest Perhaps the ultimate In "take though you'll have to stock it In to people who have some exFrom folding tables and neighborhood, high class luxury cars for daily perlence with sailing. One Is a your party with you" Is to rent a yourself. chairs to china, sternware and For that perfect party touch rental besides the more con23 foot sailboat, big enough for Greyhound Bus! You can take a flatware you can rent how about hiring a bartender ventional rental cars. Then there are huge airliners a couple who want a q uiet party Party of 40 for an evening from as DATED hearing chfldreu in Florida and son. also a Cradle Care program for Objectives- Aiding the hardmentally retarded children, of-hearing. Special projects - Starting LTD CLUB :" up the and DATE December I. 1916 CREDITORS OF RAN Lm i it The which is used very seldom and p ri n ts are ln at t he moment will cancel - or provided you 'the boat and the right to sail drinking, plus the opportun;t, only on certain occasions." clue you in. Then stop by the return the used motor home in it," says Ewing. You stock it to hare fun and laughter For getting into the spirit of Seminole Library. Ask them to its best condition, yourself with food and drink, so many friends, renting a Lu.' It's holiday party time again Christmas, huge punch bowls obtain the art work and you can An alternative mobile party but don't plan on cocktails in for such a price just might Lo-, a - tirneto polish Grandmother's with silver bases and crystal pick up your instant decor from plan Is great idea for a holiday party. rent a sailboat, either the moonlight, flatware, hunt wt and dust off the good through rental establishments. I OF BULK TRANSFER Sky ' s i4i; Herald Correspondent ' _ hearing too o ByMAltYLlNKTlp'l-oN - . weeks prior to the lime of the public k&L O Rent-A-Cnris tas ' week Lii) CLUB Number of members - gg air. President - Russ Willia Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976-IC For Change 'f Pace as ('FN'TRALFLORIDA Num be r of mem bers 35 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing (Seal) Deputy Clerk TO WHOM IT MAY CON ERN Arthur H Beckwith. Jr , Publish Nov 14, 71. 26. Dec. S. 1976 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Clerk of the Circuit Court DEF 5 THE City Council of the City of Lake By Patricia A Jackson Mary, Florida, that said City council has received apr'lltionby B ' VAN DEN BERG. GAY & Wheeler, ir and Letha R Fo*ler BURKE. P A. CITY OF LAKE MARY, 4 rlquesting the C'ty of Lake Mary to Attorneys for the Plaintiff FLORIDA annex the following described Post Office Box 773 Notice of Pubtic Hearing pr ope rty Orlando. Florida 32807 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PARCEL A: Beginning 23 9chains Publish Dec 5, 1976 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by South of the Northwest corner of the City Council of the City of Lake DE C, U Section IC, Tcwnsrup 20 South, Mary, Florida. that said City IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Range 30 East. run South to Lake Council will a public hearing at SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Mary Road. thence Northeasterly 730 p m on hold Thursday, the9tts day of PROBATE DIVISION along road right of way to point 2% December. 1976. to Fill Number 76.37GCP feet Northerly of the Sanford Grant a) consider a request for a re plat Division Line. thence South II degrees West of Sanford Substant.dl Farms, a In R: Estate of 119 feet, then ce Nor therly along the Subdivision in an existing BEULAH T AHALT, edge of Lake to a point due East of agricultural zoning classification, AS the Point of Beginning, thence West Sect classification 's described in the NOTICE OF s. to the Point of Beginning (Less the zoning ordinances of the City ADMINSTRATION West 150 feet South of Lake) Lake Mary, Florida. of the following TO ALL PERSONS HAVING (Containing )5 acres more of less) described property lying within the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PARCEL B: Beginning at the municipal limits of Lake Mary, THE ABOVE ESTATE. AND ALL intefseclion of South Line of the Florida, and more fully described as OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Sanford Grant Line with the East follows. t wit IN THE ESTATE: lined the Northwest '. of Section 10, The North 1800 feet of the W 'iot YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Township 20 South.. Range 30 East, the NE 1 4 of Section II, Township that the administration of the estate thesscerun North 9*scti.Ins; thence South, Range 30 East, Semiogle of Beulah T Ahalt. Fl, East S Chains. thence North 27049 County, Florida, lying East of Number 16 370 CP, isdeceased, pirming in feet, thence North 30 degrees West Country Club Road, INCLUDING 1971 feet, thence West to Railroad Lots 26 - 27, and Circuit Court for Seminole Count, and parts of Lot U Florida, Probate Division, the ad right of way , thence Southwesterly Lake Road Main Road lying dress of which is Seminole Cow", along Railroad right of way to the therein, as Shown on the Plat of AL Courthouse. Sanford, Florida Sanford Grant Line; thence South 65 SANFORD'S SUBSTANTIAL TI personal representative of the est,,' degrees East along Grant Line to the FARMS. TRACT NO I, recorded is William A Walker if, Point of Beginning (Containing - in POtt hook S. Page LI of the Public addresS is P 0 Box $80 ,Sn,r' acres more or less) Recordsof Seminole County, Park. Florida 32790 The na me That the City Council will hold a Florida Public hearing at It The public hearing *ol be held in tatise'sattoi-n(yar,set f011Iibe'iC?* soon thereafter Possible on the City Hail, City of Lake Mary, All persons having clams ThurSday, January 20. 1977. to Florida. on the9tts day of Dec,mber, consider the adoption of set or 1916. At 7 30 p m of 8% Soon clemands against the estate Ar t WITHIN THREE d,nance by the City of Lake Mary, thereafter as possible, at which time required, Flori,Ja, title of which .s as follows MONTHS FROM THE DATE 0' nte'nejted parties for and against THE FIRST PUBLICATION (' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the proposed re plat will be heard THIS NOTICE, to tile with the (Ic'' OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, TO Said hearing may be continued from Of the above court a wrt" EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL AND time to time until final action a MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO ANNEX taken by the City Co cil of the city statement of any claim or dem. un they may have. E ach claim must be AND REDEFINE THE BOON of Lake Mary, Florida DARY LINES BE in writing and must indicate OF THE THIS NOTICE SHALL basis for the claim, the name o" MUNICIPALITY TO INCLUDE POSTED ri three (3) public places IHE address of the Creditor or his age" H E R E I P1 A F I E P within the City of Lake Mary. DESCRIBED LANDS SITUATE Florida. at the City Hall within the ° attorney , and the amou r, AND BE ING IN SEMINOLE City of Lake Mary, Florida. and Claimed If the claim Is not yet 0,' COUNTY. FLORIDA, PURSUANT pijblistsed ifl the Evening Herald, a Die date when It will become 0'.' TO FLORIDA STATUTES newspaper Shall be stated If the claim at general circulation In 171 oia PROVIDING ZONING the City of Lake Mary, Florida, one contingent or unliquidated, nature of the uncertainty shell FOR THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. III time at least IS days prior to the PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND aforesaid hearing In addition, Stated, If the claim 5 secured. tcs MEN T Se'Curity shalt be described It. OF THE OF F ICIAL no tice shall be Posted in the area to ZONING MAP, PROVIDING be considered at least IS days prior Claimant shall dellvr suff,.-r' copieS Of the claim to the CI.nk DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY to the date of the Public Hearing CLERK. SEVERABILITY AND enable the clerk to mail one copy DATED November 11, 1976 EFFECTIVE DATE each personal representative City of Lake A copy of said ordinance Shall be All persona Interested in the eita'r Mary, Florida available at the Office of the City to whom a co of thi5 Notice 4 By 5 Kay Sasman Clerk of the City of Lake Many, Administration sal been mailed at I City Clerk Florida, for all persons desiring to GARY E MASSEY required, WITHIN TP4PE examine the Same MONTHS FROM THE DATE 0' 616 E Semoran Blvd ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Altamonte Springs Fl THE FIRST PUBLICATION are 'nvited to attend and be heard City Attorney THIS NOT ICE, THIS NOT iCE is10 be published in PubliSh they may hjve that challenges tt'4 Dec S. 1976 1159 Evening Herald, a newspaper of DEF validity of the deced.nt's *11. 'p" ii general circulation in Said City, one , qualifications of Its. persor'.. time each for tour consecutive representative, or the venue .' NOTICE TO CREDITORS - - W OMEN Pending in the circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and and appurtenances on said land or for Seminole County at Sanford, used in conjunction therewith The aforesaid sale wilt be Florida WITNESS my hand and the seal of pursuant to a Final Judgmen t en tered in Civil No 76 1632 CA 09 F this Court on the 11th day of now pending In the Circuit Court of November. 1916 the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit (Seal) and for Seminole County. Florida Arthur H Beckwith Jr. DATED this 1st clay of December (Ie'nl of the Circuit Court 1916 li' Patricia A Jackson Florida - Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE BENJAMIN JAMES and TO NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ESTHER JAMES alsO krtoWfl as TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that Notice s hereby given that the Ester James, his wife; W E. HICKS undersigned. pursuant to t undersigned. pursuant to the "Fic and HAZEL HICKS his wife. LEE IRENE"Fi ctitious Name Statute ChaoH and W000BERRY titlOuS Name Statute, Chapter 965 965 09, Florida Statute, will registi 09, Florida Statutes. will register W0000ERRY. hlswite, and each of Clerk of the Circuit Court. in them, it living, and if dead, the with the Clerk of the Circuit Cour and tt Seminole County, Florida. unknown spouse. heirS, dev,sees, in and for Seminole County, Florid. upon receipt of the publication upon receipt of proof of publication legatees, grantee's. creditors or other persons claiming by, through, this notice, the fictitious name, t( of this notice. the fictitious name, to Paler. Inc d b a Sineni' wit NATURE'S NOVEL TI ES under under or against the above named wit which I am engaged In business at Defendants, or any of them; and all Ristorante and Lounge. under Whi( Interstate Mall, Store No 6, Jct. I I persons knOwn or unknown having we expect to engage in busine a & Hwy. 116 Altamonte Springs, Fla or claiming any right, title' or In Longwood Village Shopping Center terest in or to the following State Highway IaI and I I in the Cit 32701 That Die party interested in said described property in Seminole of Longwood. Florida County, Florida, to wit The party interested in sai business enterprise is as follows. Harlan Goeken PARCEL ONE: W ',of NE 'i of hosineSS Is as fotlowi SE i t of Section 29, Township 21 Dated at .Altamonte Springs, Peter, Inc Florida. South. Range 31 East. lying and Dated at Orange County, Florida' Seminole County, November I?, 1976 being in Seminole' County, Florida. November I, 1976 Publish Nov 71 7f i)r 5, i'. 197* PAPCFL TWO' F i of NF is, of P'..'b!i.Pv 1*, 21. 3 Dec S. . SE 1 , of Section 29, Township 21 OFF: " DEF U ___ -------South. Range 31 East, lying and ______________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Till being in Seminole County, Florida, CITY OF CASSELBERRY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ZONING BOARD CUlT IN AND FOR that an action to remove clouds from NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and quiet the title of the Pl irtilts in COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEMINt,). the City of Casselberry Zoning and o the above described property CIVIL NO 16.lm.CAo,.E THE PHILADELPHIA SAVINr Board will hold a public hearing has been filed against you and you Mr Conrad Win and Ms Martha Are required to serve a copy of your FUND SOCIETY. Win Baker, ow Plaintlpt requesting written defenses, if any, on approval to rezone a parcel of land WILLIAM H BEARDALL. of V from its present R I zoning BE ERNISTTYLER TUCKER, et u, ARDALL, LEWIS. BLANKNER el clA55ifI(tjofl to the M I zoning address is 60 LCGETTE. whose & classification The parcel 5 legally Norm Court Avenue. Post Office ' Defendants NOTICE OF SALE described as Box 1431, Orlando, Foorida 37ao2, on Lot land 7Oteet of 1012 Edge*ood or before December 201h. 1916. and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Manor. Plat Book 13 Page 10 as file theoriginai with the Clerk of this on the 131h day of December. 1916 at recorded in the public records of Court either before service on II 00 a m af the west front door Seminole County, Florida Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately the Courthouse of Seminole col . This property consists of ap Thereafter, otherwise a default will at Sanford, Florida the unclefst91 P.J proximately 78 acres or 120 fe'e't by be entered against you for the relief Clerk will offer for sate the following 100 feet, located at th e southeast demanded in the Complaint. An described real property int er section of Melody Lane and abbreviated title' of the Lot 1. Block C. NORTH case South Lake Howell Road "VENANCIO A ADRIATICO and 'ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION 6 Public hearing will be held on of UNIT I as per Plat recorded ,n wedneSday, December 27. 1976 at individually and as trustees. Pla t Book 17. page 32. Puolic 730 PM in Casselberry City Hall. Plaintiffs, v BENJAMIN JAMES, Records of Seminole Counly ts Lake Triplet Drive. or as soon Florida, el at, Defendants." Civil No 16 1913 Iherciefter 5 pOSSible together with all structures, ir CA 11 EE and was Instituted and Acting City Clerk City of Cassleberry, 23 channels available to them, tryingtoinstallCBortelevjsion someone who does. - Legal Notice Dated this 24th day of November, 1976 PubliSh Dec 5. 1976 ByROBERTANGUS - inlands - similar in appearance to the rugged Marlboro Country depicted in the I mitt,' riit cli 1)15* if .-.,,'..'- -,' week it was hard work on the black kids of the farm laborers, tractor, in the dairy. . . But we'd round up all the tennis Saturday was Tennis Day. shoes In the house and set to The farmer downed his tools, work cleaning them. the farmer's wife dumped her The tennis courts, you see, apron, the farm hands got the were clay well, dust), and afternoon off and the tennis after a long, but afternoon, the courts became the Mecca of players' white tennis shoes every soul for miles around. would be deep chocolate in As a kid staying on my color. Fine at the end of the day, grandparents' farm, I'd long but we had to start out the play for Sa turda y and Tennis. with bright, white shoes. it always started about ten In So all of us kids would sit in a the morning. Wi th my brothers row, with Grandpa anti 't ., ti ,it "....,,.. ,'r a '"''-a a,l ll I I UI,. a,, Usc ,,LUiC 1rn,4 ,.' S''a'"al''" k... t,," C'. . .1 41111 A..... ''11.111 Brenda's shoes, and Aunt Margaret and her current beau's shoes, plus all of our own. And we'd dab and we'd dab with thick wet Nuggeti Shoe White until every pair was gleaming. Thea we'd set them out on a low stone wall to dry in the sun. I remember how the shoes would kind of crackle when we pulled them on, and how the Laces, stiff with Shoe White, would lease our hands all )"ors 4iltr i, ''1 fl'( ft'-ou 'I, iHeraid Phte by Jun PaIt,,J Carl hod, in keeping slLh the Rose Circle's German theme, wears that country's national attire as he entertains with his accordion. Listening are, from left, Pat VanWinkle with baby Josh Letchworth; Melinda Young and baby Molly. Carol letch ssl)rth and baby Sarah and voting Ni's in l"itzP'.itrjc'k, all of Sanford, �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, F!, Sunday nor f !$7 3ride's Book Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bowdoin, Toole Exchange Vows Kathryn Lee Bowdoin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Bowdoin of Longwood, was united in marriage Dec. 3, to John Randall bole, son of Mrs. John P. Toole and the late Mr. bole, of Maitland. The couple was united In an evening candlelight ceremony at the Community United Methodist Church of Casselberry. The vows ei given by Dr. Herbert I. Bowdoin, father of the bride, and Dr. Jiles E. Kirkland of Bradenton. Communion was served by Rev. William Prickett, nastor of thechurch Bowdoin attended her sister as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mandy Toole, Maitland, sister of the bridegroom; Kathy Pittman and Ann Geddes of Lexington, Ky., and Cynthia Radcliffe of Orlando. Junior bridesmaid was Lisa Blau of Lakeland, cousin of the bride. Flower girl was Michelle Helms of Eustis, cousin of the bridegroom. The bride wore a formal gown of white silk organza over peau d' sole. The empire bodice and full bishop sleeves were appliqued with venice lace nI.I.l ..4i Venjse lace . vu [lowers cascaded down the front of her A-line skirt and encircled her chapel length train. A cap of venise lace and seed pearls held her long silk illusion veil. The bride's accessories, were a wedding band, belonging to her mother, on the right hand and pearl earrings, a gift of the bridegroom. She carried a bouquet of white roses with holly on a mother-of-pearl Bible, presented to her by her father. All attendants were In Christmas red qiana with manoou icaLner trinuneti sleeves and floor length trains. They carried cascade bouquets of red carnations and holly tied with red ribbon and wore hair pieces of red and white. The best man was Heywood Gordon of Longwood. Groomsmen were Fred Heydrick, Orlando; Wayne Hall, Zc!lwod; Bobby Burgut, Apopka; and Dennis Helms, Eustis, cousin of the bridegroom. Junior groomsman was Mike Bowdoin, brother of the bride. Ringbearer was Michael helms, cousin of the groom, of Eustis. 3 Club Celebrates Spirit Of Season With Music, Gifts And Fe/lowshho A reception followed in the Fellowship Hall of the church. After a short wedding trip to Tampa, the couple will be at home in Orlando. The true spirit of Christmas heralded the Holiday Season for Sanford Woman's Club at the regular businessluncheon meeting Wednesday. The program was under the direction of the Arts Department. The bride Is presently employed in the office of Dr. Eugene Forrester, Winter Park. The bridegroom assnelated withFlorjda School Book Fairs of Longwood. V r Dora I,ee Russell, left, president of the Ballet Gtiikl of San ford - Sem inole accepts a (lonat ion for the Oliveira, Clarke Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Francis Squires, Geneva, announce the engagement of their daughter, : Jamle Jeanne Squires, to T Walter Lawrence Cripps Jr., _________ son of Walter Lawrence Cripps Sr., Chuluota and Mrs. Rosemary Burgamy, Baltimore, Md. Miss Squires, born in Dallas, Tx. is the granddaughter of Mr. '. and Mrs. Clyde Bassett, Geneva, and Mrs. Mb Squires, Tawas, Mich. and the late Mr. Squires. She is a 1976 graduate of Oviedo High School where she was a member of the swim team, dance corps, UICA and Student Government. Her fiance, born in J.MfE SQUIRES Baltimore, is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. Funk, a member of DECA, he is group from Mrs. W(x)(Irow ('lark, president of the SaulmoI'(l %oIuan's ('mb Lent, Cuip Mr. and Mrs. Ma rion Oliveira, Papaikou, Hawaii, announce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah Mae Oliveira, to Rayforci Kevin Clarke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clarke, 1321 F. 24th St., Sanford. Mr. andMrs. C. Eugene Lent, Jr., of 2458 Hunterfield Road, English Estates, Maitland announce the engagement of their daughter, Robin Anita, to Micheal Gideon Cuip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Robert CuIp of Jacksonville. Robin is a 1973 graduate of Lyman High School, Longwood, and is attending Florida State / Miss Oliveira, born in hlilo, Hawaii, is the granddaughter of Mrs. Josephine Medeiros, Papaikou. She is a 1975 graduate of Ililo High School and attended fib Community College and the University of hawaii at hlilo. Mrs. John Randall Toole isits BIrthcloys It wasn't the night before ('hristuia.s that the tree was being trimmed. The chimney was there but bare — of stockings and warmth. Surrounded by boxes of glittering ornaments, sparkling tinsel and tangled strings of lights stood Eloise Collins shivering in the cold of a recent morning, Eloise didn't seem to mind the cold as she artistically arranged the ornaments on the tree with a warm smile covering her lace. Once again Eloise was "doing her thing" — performing a community service to pretty' up a building for Christmas Enjoyecl - Howard Johnson during the son, worshipful master; Willie game between BCC and FAMU. Fisher, Jr. warden; W. C. Many old friends gathered to Cummings, secretary; Phil enjoy an evening of fun and Carter, Sr. steward; Larry _________ chatting. F. E. Minott Barnes, marshal; John Brooks, chapter president. chaplain; Elijah Hardy, tyler; The Winter Springs Veterans — Winter Springs Parade. Judy that it was great to get away daughter Dawn, of Meadowlark Elliot Bellamy, Sr. deacon; of Foreign Wars Post 5405 Winter Springs Police Lodge No. 23 IL & Raymond Meade Gilchrest, Jr. deacon; Cox will be with the District 18 from that cold weather for a travelled to Fort Lauderdale Department and a qualified A.Evergreen N. recently celebrated the Bellamy, compannounce that they have Nancy's group representing the Winter while. He is christmas trees on sale at the a familiar sight for the holiday to spend that instructor from the Seminole 93rd anniversary of the troller; Rev, flames Hagin, .', Springs Auxiliary, around the village as he keeps happy time with Mrs. County Red Cross will conduct Post Home, located north of Newsnotes Membersof both the Post and fit by jogging most every Eastham's parents, Raymond the course. asonic Lodge. This lodge was recorder; Alfred DeLattibeau. S.R. 434 on U.S. 17-92. BenefIts Auxiliary are glad to welcome morning. organized In 1883 with F. diere, program chairman and Betty Tramell. from the sale will go Into the back Post Commander Ed Thanksgiving Day was a Forrester as worshipful Mongen Tennel Jr., Steward Mrs. Eastham said the treasury to aid in the The Recreation Center at Nancy' Booth Ramsey who recently had eye pleasant event shared by the weather "down South" was a Sunshine Park will be openedSANFORD PLAZA organization's many charities. — surgery. Powells, the Landis, and the great deal warmer than the most days during the school The sale will end on Dec. 18, so ALTAMONTEjALL l'owell's two sons Bob and Jim, chill weather we were having in Christmas vacation cornhurry on down! Pct members are busily Helen and Bud Powell of Winter Springs. mencing on Dec. 20. The citys A rummage sale will be held refurbishing the float they used Hacienda Village are enThe WInter Springs Thanksgiving Day was a Youth Service Officer John Dec. 10.12 at the VFW Post In the Veterans Day Parade in tertaining her brother and Elementary students did their family affair where Mrs. Keith will be on hand to Home. All kinds of interestingOrlando last moith. They will sister-En-law, Fred and Desma part ta celebrate the Eastham had a chance to visit supervlsetheactivitieswj( articles will be on sale. You enter the float in the Winter landis from Whidby Island, Thanksgi"ing holiday. Under with family and friends, help of local volunteers. The might be able to pick up a Springs Christmas Parade to be Wash. The Landis are enjoying the direction of Miss Janice bargaln or two for Christmas. held on Dec. 12. Park will be opened until 5 p.m. seeing Central Florida again Papp, the entire 4th grade Winter Springs Youth SerThe auxiliary will have coffee At the present time there is The new DIstrict 18 VFW and getting in some sight- student body re-enacted the vices Officer John Keith an- ping pong equipment, air and sandwiches during the sale. Drill Team will take part in the seeing. Mr. landis commented first Thanksgiving. Teachers nounced a basic first aid course hockey, basketball, volleyball, and students supplied food and will be conducted at the Sun- and an assortment of games for soft drinks. Parents were in- shine Park Recreation Center youngsters of all ages. Elecir,or Roosevelt !\lczr're d vitedtopartakeofthedelirious located on North Edgemon School age children are banquet at the affair that was Avenue. The course Is opened towelcome and toddlers are in•held the day before middleandtilghschoolstudents vited if accompanied by a Thanksgiving, and adults. To I-Iead UN 0 e legatiofl parent. A fenced in tot lot is Mrs. Dealne Caughell's 2nd The classes will be held each available for the young set. grade class celebrated the Wednesday and Thursday ByCAROLSMJTH she leaves somethln to th , nouuays oy periorming a play startIng Dec. 8 and 9, and HeraldUorrespondeut imagination." entitled "The Night of One continuing to Dec. fl and 23. Her lat& husband was the Acts" for their parents and Each class will be held from When Ambassador Warren R. great showman, Florenz friends Austin was taken Ill, Mrs. on Monday evening at 7:30-9 p.m. Total. cost of the . . Zlegfeld. "He certainly knewthe sooi. Franklin D. Roosevelt was course will be $2.08, which the value of revealing the named acting head of the U. S. Includes the purchase of a hand female figure" said Billie. Se th Thomas COvenlry Alarm. Solu Mrs. Betty Eastham and her book. Delegation to the United rneinber a thing a bo ut it! wood "Although I must say that as c.is' eI,ciric ,Lrrn thl auons. '..an a woman actually Although she hadn't seen him his career progressed the girLs fill a man's shoes? Ask Shirley in five years, his first wife kn ew wore more than they did 'in the Temple Black. who he was. "That's my earli er days." husband," she said unamused, Happy Birthday Winston: Right-handed people have an After a hard day of work, Best drivers are teenagers, advantage. Churchill donned his famous A Los Angelos teenager was As a concession to overall, the wartime bat- arrested for violatIng 80 di!- "southpaws" banks started OPEN NDAYS tledress he always wore off- ferent traffic ordinances during making left-handed checkUNTIL duty and headed for home on a 20-minute chan. LA's face it, book& Downing Street. you've got to be good to drive \CISTMAS — like that and come out of it lie's not much fun till you get In celebration of him towork. birthday, the family threw him alive. a party by the fireside. Right on deadline with a In the news for sports. crowded paper, Paul Crume, The Rice Institute of Texas night city editor of the Dallas Give: Give: Give: Ohio caine. up with a rather changed the name of its 70,(XX) Morning News had an Insistent unique way of collecting seat stadium from Houston woman on the phone with an S um to Rice Stadium. Kind item. campaign contributions. A ClO oftadi different, huh? featurIng "We'll certainly try to make offi cial admitted that $250 was Senator Fultright who was It," he said "But you see Its "checkedoff" from the pay In a WILTON CAKE DECORATING SUPPLIES somethingofafoobaUplayer kind of late and we're a little Clevelandunjon. hlsyouth, said "College football Light." All The Modern and Most Approved Tools For Inthelrflghtggalnstlaft,the is a phony. ft pretends to be "WeU!"sheretorted,"See DOMESTIC, IMPORTED & EXOTIC COOKERY PolItical Action Committee amateurbutinreafltyitis„” to me that If you're going to Bill Of Fare Comprising resorted to this method In l0. The game seems to have been work for the Dallas News you VALUABLE GADGETS SABATIER KNIVES That's to say, you contributed taken away from the college should stay sober until you get LE CREUSEr COOKWARE. CHEMEX COFFEE MAKERS 1Owtietheryou wanted Loor students and given to the thepaperout!" Years Ago Chorallers were Mary Jean l3errien, Irene Brown, Ruth Michelson, Mary Reddick, Jean Metts and Dot Wailer. President Mrs. Woodrow Clark conducted the business meeting and called on officers and department chairmen for routine reports. Mrs. George Drew was named Volunteer hours Chairman. Mrs. William Norris and Mrs. George Beers are the club's candidates for the Central Florida Commission on the Status of Women. with the Boston Ballet Cornpitw. (n a recent visit to Boston l)r. In(l Mrs. Vince ISheila) Roberts and her mother, Mrs. l)avid O'Connell visited with Jackie, taking her to lunch at the Ritz Carlton and doing ih yrI,ici'. .,, — In And Around Winter Springs riS t nìicis u)Jpca. On Dec. 5 Eloise will play the hostess role at open house at Collins Florist, Fairway Plaza. The' public is invited to attend between 1-5 p.m. The excitement of home away' from home touched Jackie (;reene, daughter of Mimi and Jack Greene, who b in Boston, Mass., studying and dancing — Frankie Rowe, 13, and his brother, Jimmy, 7, are mem' hers of the Winter Park Blue Dolphins Swimming team. last weekend the Dolphins met with the Guatemala Swimming Team. The Rowe brothers and their mother, Mary Ellen howe, had asa houseguest at their Sanford Highway Patrolman: Is The Job For You? 1 reeS F:or SciI Woruien and minorities are being sought for the position of trooper, according to it recent statement from the Florida Highway Patrol. Colonel Eldridge Beach, Patrol director said, "We have sought qualified applicants from the minority population for years and have recently stepped up our recruiting in that direction with emphasis on obtaining women applicants to become 1 troopers," The Patrol has never had a woman trooper. A few have applied but none has successfully completed the battery of entrance examinations. The director feels that one of the major reasons women are reluctant to apply Is home. Ricardo Alvero, 13, one of the Guaterra1a swimmers, Next year the Rowe brothers hope to go to Guatemala with the Dolphin.s. The Central Florida Chorale singers are sporting snappy new Christmas green pantsuits complemented with whitp Sanford Mayor fee Moore For the 14th winter, Mr. and played host at an appreciation Mrs. l..W, iL)oris Ross have dinner Tuesday night for r,sf i r n I to iI,,i,h,55.. -. i,use various city boarci, The event, in Mayfair. The couple usually held at the Police Benevolent arrives in time for Association building, attracted Thanksgiving, and returns to the city fathers, their countheir summer home in lion- terparts, spouses and other tingdon, W. Va., in April. guests. accompanlestflettyeSrujth, the group is open for bookings and would love to sing for church organizations or other groups. No charge... but of course, donations are appreciated to help offset the group's costs. .. stuffers.,,, ____ KITCHEN KOUNTY, INC. MOULt GRATERS. CHINESE WOKS.CUISINARTS COPPER POTS & PANS profesonais. — For the "Little woman," Take Dotes girlal Master Wizard wash tube somewhere.., Billie Burke, hostess of an went on ule at Western Auto A Tun Springs flshean, lnteMew and comment show for tube held an married to a woman in New over XT1V, defended girls who eight to ten pound load, had a Orleans, was suddenly coo- wearlow-cut gowns, wringer, balloon roll ers and frw-ded with another wife in 'My goodness" 'she cx - safety release bars, For five Detroit. When asked for an claimed, "Isn't the real beauty dollars more you could putexplandtjon, he said he was In ho w to reveal a'id how to . chaseunewithapump. suffering from amnesia, a conceal?" medical term for extreme "1 don't5eewhyshehouldn 't And that's the way It Was abeentmlndess. He Just couldn't doso,' she quipped "as long a years ago this week! I knew I had her tucked away — SUNDA v ONLY 26 PC. 4-QT. PUNCH BOWL SET FREE GIFT WRAPPING SAN SEBASTIAN SQUARE SR 434 at SR 434, Altamont, Springs R.g. a K•nTschT1msandW..Ih.,Unlqu0 digital ClOCk gives instant weathcr $3e.is b Sankyo DIgita l Alarm. 24hour alarm wit flOOZe control reaf'iIhted $19.95 Nylon with skid resistant bottoms Machine Washable, , REG. 450&55o $ ' 75 1 4 1 can't see why you shouldn't be able to drive by yourself. It depends on the person. If you're mentally and psychologically' capable, you could handle it. I think I could, but you'iI need a lot of experience" itjrmr 141 A10 All 'tAG'NOLIACE N T E R — 210 E. FIRST ST DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH 323 4112 WONDERA HUNTER, Sanford: "No, I wouldn't consider it if I had to be alone. l'riu not interested In that type of work. If I were in law en' forcement I wouldn't mind being a highway patrolman, if I had a partner. I don't really think it's safe for a wouiotri to do this type of work alone." A' OPEN HOUSE 1rir J d A!' .• 4' - • 0 t1 ' k' SliIItL,E' HECK, Luugwood: "I'm studying psychology. I wouldn't wojit to do ihi.at because I'd be too scared to be on ni) own. Even with another person, I wouldn't exactly like it. Too many things can happen. Some girls are really tough and would be able to handle it, though." CHRISTMAS 0' SPECIAL Regular l y 1 2500 *4 FROSTING - 15 BEAUTY SHOP LES The Dianionj Stor . WRAP FREE WANDA ELAINE'S L.ai kvly1, CharM. Z,ek BankAmeric,rnJ •41ger Ch.arg Culomth.a,ge • American Etpre'ss ttnen Club • Carte Blanche. Layaway MON.SAT SUNDAY ia OPEN THURS. & FRI. NITES 1 5 8627363 MON.-TUES..WED. ONLY GIFT $15." ' I' /7 / ('IIItISTINE CL%ItKE, Mahlland: l'iii studying nursing. If I were in law enforcement, 1 MARTHA CHADWICK, Sanford: "I'm not studying law enforcement, but I wouldn't want to be a highway patrolman If I had to drive alone. I'm too scared, I guess. Probably there are women who would want to do this, but I wouldn't even do it if I had a partner." To fill the gap created by such moral cop-outs, the U.S. niarriage, but then offer no government has created Aid to financial help to the girl and-or Dependent Children. And for the child Is as morally guilty as the sake of the innocent the son for evading any children, it's a good thing it did. *ft_ft* Christmas Scuffs// OPEN: TUES., THURS., FRI., W. 607 W. 25th Street Sanford 322-87H 1.4SUNDAy fEC. $ Ar ' 4 .4 Fashion Focus: It was think pink and mink for Nora Gordon A. v,a reflected t he epitome of high fashion in a shocking pink twopiece sweater knit ensemble wrapped in mink and accented with a smart matching mink chapeau. p G I r If r i en d responsibility for the conSequences of his actions, professional man who would to forestall POM-POM Demonstration Agent for 13 years, prior to her retirment ten years ago. n roq,t 1,,r"hnr. Miss Myflie Wilson from Wetumpka, Ala., has been the houseguest of Dr. and Mrs. R.W. Forbes. Sanford is the second home for Myrtle, who was Seminole County Hom2 bribe his son t ('ONNIF JUI)'t', %Ialtland Ctitih.Lu'otC1tif,,uz.o? New Clocks for special i rnes but isn't man enough to handle his own problems. The wealthy The girl is forced to go ott welfare. The cost of pre-natal how ever, what (10 you advise in care and delivery, plus the cost such a situation'? The district if raising the child will be at the attorneyseems to feel that taxpayers' expense ot'!fare is the answer. As a taxpayer I resent the DEE l)EE ESS idri of supporting the grand. I)KAIt l)EE: Pity a male who hurl of a wealthy man. is old enough to become a father . "No, for personal reasons. l'tii niarried and have a baby. It's good that women are in law enforcement, If I were, I wouldn't consider the highway patrol if it meant riding alone. A situation might come up where I coulIri't handle it, but I'm sure there are women who cculd dii State Representative Robert (Bobby) hiattaway, his wife, Peggy, and two daughters are on cloud nine these days. The clan plane f uuon i Washington, D.C., Ia January. R ef uses To He I l)EAI( Ah311'i' The son of a calthy professional man has gotten a girl pregnant. That iiiay not be unusual, but the boy's father bought him a nea 'ar suth the understanding that the boy not marry the girl Thi' I consider most unusual, Make great stocking - __ — F a t Ii er U ii 'Ve d Anyone interested in obtaining an application to become a trooper can go by the nearest highway Patrol office or write to: Personnel Office, Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, Neil Kirkman Building, Tallahassee, Fl. 32304. ----- (AJk(Lj. . the patrol has only one trooper to a car and much of the patroimg is done miles (rotir the nearest help. Also much of it is at night on long deserted stretches of rural high. way. — - llettvt' Smith, right, accompanist for the Central Florida Chorale, is presented a donation for the group lis Mrs. William Foster, Woman's Club treasurer 'lhe retired teacher and retired railroad executive are always welcomed by a host of community friends, This Week ,.,._ contributions to Hacienda Girls Ranch, a club-sponsored facility for deserving girls without parents. Exquisite Christmas decorations, created by Mrs. J. T. Collins, were tastefully arranged throughout the clubhouse and around the front exterior. Mrs. Walter A. Gielow was chairman of the hostesses who prepared and served the catered luncheon. Other hostesses were Mmes. Lois hiousholder, Vivian Welsh, Tim Stevens, Martha Yancey, George Morgan, Rosalie Moronese, Thomas Cain, Lourine Messenger, Sadie Gaul and Virginia Burney. For The Night Before Christmas... Well, Ask Eloise •, Mr. and Mr3. L C. Williams Christy Johnson Sherry University, TaUat.ssee, whereof Academy Avenue celebrated Carpenture, Tawanny and . she is majoring in finance MARVA . banking and is a member of Chiand their 25th wedding anniversary Tonya Burrows, Antiona recently. The Williams enjoyed Mitchel, Eloise Willidms, HAWKINS ega Sorority. a weekend trip occasion, to Lakeland to Debra Cosbey, Shirley Randall, herald Her fiance is a graduate of mark this joyful , Correpondent Rena and Renice Tiliman. Sandalwood High School, Her fiance, born in Oakland, , 322-5418 Jacksonville, and received a BS Ca. is the grandson of Mrs. K. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cortney degree in Criminology, in 1976, Tamashiro, Hawaii and Mrs. Lawand Randall of Center of Rochester, N.Y. were in the I)EBORAII OLIVEIRA from Florida State University, Street celebrated her 10th cit) for the Thanksgiving Fred Beach, St. Petersburg. He is a 1975 Tallahassee. lie is employed by birthday with a party given in holidays. They visited many of master. It was remodelled in graduate of Seminole College while working at Red the Federal Bureau of her honor by her parents, Mr. their family members as well 1953 under the leadership of Baltimore, and Mrs. George working as an auto body and High School where he was Lobster, Altamonte Springs. Investigation in Jacksonville. and Mrs.Sysvester Randell. ,Cripps, Baltimore, and the late paint shop employe. senior class president and The wedding will be an event Mr. Cripps. A 1975 graduate of The wedding will be held at Sharing the fun with Lawand as Melvin's schoolmate Earl E. Worstdpful master 1. D. Mayo. The wedding will be an event National Honor Society of Dec. 18 at 4 p.m. at the the Asbury United Methodist were Matraka Fort, Netia and FAMU. .Ovledo High School where he of Dec. 18 at 7 vtinott.They both attended Previous leaders were Rev. p.m. at the First president. At present he is Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Maitland on Feb. 19, Kenny Haywood, Tammye played varsity football and was Methodist Church of Geneva. attending Seminole Community Church, Papaikou. A.J. Everette, Milton Young, 1977. Daniels, Tommy Pringle, The Seminole FAMEJ Alumni Gus Stephens and John Lawson. Edward Dernerett serves as hosted a hospitality room at the sr. warden; George W. John- VF\,4/ I—I a s c before Dec. 8. Jan Freeman represented the Sanford Junior Woman's Club and thanked the senior club for their presentation, "Petticoat Pettiness," at the recent successful Junior boutique. Mrs. Freeman circulated copies of the club's "Christmas Enchantment," a delightful publication of holiday how-to. In lieu of a gift exchange, members made monetary Six members of the Central Florida Chorale accompanied by Ikttye Smith sang their way into the hearts of the clubbers. The chorale captured the wonderful sound of Christmas music with a variety of unusual arrangements running the gamut from fun tunes to traditional compositions. Area Engagements Squires, Cripps The club's nominee for Sanford Kiwanis Club's Annual Roberta Gatchel Award is Mrs. Carl Dietrich. Mrs. M. R. Strickland announced that 12 members are needed to ring the Salvation Army bells, an annual club service. Volunteers are asked to call Mrs. Strickland Gueg speaker was Dr. Harold Harris, pastor of the First Christian Church of Sanford. Sparking his commentary with humor and wit, [)r. Harris told the clubwomen that Christmas is love, in its natural state. is The bride is the granddaugiter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson of Plant City and the late Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bowdoin Sr.of Doser. Sunday, Dec. 5, 176-3C For Abby's booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedd ing," send $I to Abigail Van 8w-en, 132 Lask,' Dr., Beverly HuIl, Call, CO3)2. Please 0nclast a lone. %elf..dd,ess,d, starpsd 0 Sc) invelopi. Everyone has a problem. Wnat' yours? For a pirsonal reply, writs to ABBY: Boa No. 55700, L.A., Calif. 1000. Enttoe stamped, self. addressed envelop*. paease. �111111111111 4C-Ev ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 BLON DIE Chic Young III_. I 7 ( !~ L ~ o ~~ I-IMRRIELLA I~ X_05 ' E;ZYTW:NG . _: -r-, I~ .d04 I '_,~ I - -,_ -L 12 Eariplining %A , 1, the drop on (camp IS -.0 __ 4 1,..-.'7 - ,- BEETLE ""F . - 29 Not 4 Columbus' THEATRICAL winning 5 PH ~To r _~, ~ I . 8 ! 1 J 41 Pledges 4 Smier I - e I 28 Participant party 40 Couple I Component or Malarial lever 53 New Deal i /won ./ .1 '- \ç ' Lim \J J /'> 1. 14 THE BORN LOSER by 1, Art Sansom - - '5 I ILI_ 1 1 18 . 19 I I 27 - - - helpers today. Just make your You st,and out in a crowd today. needs known. Someone will be \our chariimatic appeal siii there to do the legwork 22) You're dras people to ,ou wh o'll seek 1 FO J I 23 A ' I your advice and counsel. Mill in a very beneficial cyc e PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) I7 - I 21 28 3) I,,, -" I 20 OR l-1A61T41 - 16 I - 25 (ez ) ALIfAillo. - 1 - - 37 J.1- RrJ<\ A RCHIE - I1// \ I ALL I'EL. MC HSr-ECE'1 \OjTODYOL' " . \ E EGE - - - 49 Bob Montana , - - - - - - - 41 50 - - -- - - - - - - - - 0 - T . - I -__ L o ~' ^4, " -*,n ,~ '7'- ~% .~ WIN ; ". I 11! , C, L 'YPI ___,_-" I : ~ I') IJ — — — ) . . _ - 1( 1J ~ 1`' ~ -A,,( 1 . .- - # 7 643 ~4 " EST - J 10 V — — 2 A A 43 __•'. I I fl -/ I \ I 2 A .\ 32 •A9 ,Q East-wt vulnerable I i(J5 Vied North East South Pa's Y, ; /: .- I A K J to a - - - _t* l' i - - \I(BUGS BUNNY - .- - - HEH HEH. &ET `IIiER REFUND AT WINDOW FIVE / ______ - , I Hl_iE~E 0-REETIN5 1~f_ ' --w! 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C M _- by Garry Trudeau 116 1oi - e_ >- - ivities. WRY RMOW! 0 . f 0 C 1, -. . - ". ;. Tgkq 4 1,1.,& I 19 M I * i bT K Ryan L ... -1 , ___ 3 >, Cr - 0 COURSE a . . _______________ I :,' 1r ti Pulsation Pulverize - . . 41-ii~ g6 ~ J ~- ~ C: - li // / /( / 1 6 . 04 Pulpit ,,• V, C Ii **- ALL OF IT I couPJTgFEIT - - I it .!f_ ,,I I ..'VZO . Ah', 4 _i74111 to - _ 6 L96 ~ --" . i) \ \, - Instructions Hiddenwordsbeloweppea,forward back ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it in. '" I f3 &L 1", - - -1 - ~ I .R\ E I I L S[P U N Y L P E P INP I0LUP(NNOSEUIUPUTCU C0IPIP\MADBCLVUIRN --I-- -. -- I ill 'A-I A . II., --~l WE' VE .- - -. 0) Try to get more Involv ed this year in clubs and 4 - //i7 I FAR .. L C Dec. I i . AC;--*"/J'/\ . ________ r 7 W., YOUR BIRTHDAY 1 A'N :':'.J __ % - ...1r .2 - 'j: . I1 t*~f_ - I ' K — '•j - .11 . , . (5 I (. \ ( ', - :, :'. L - k FS Y III 1r1e 111 - " .' -- others ideas today without tirough contacts you're likely really giving them a fair to make UHET I CUPULVER I ZE PUS PUNGENTCINHMSEITUNI IP0LCZANEC oPU MLH0II ~ .. - J'I'Ik- - t'x . r 1"N -a ,,I . . - ____ I C, V . - ______ 0 . r I _ : --- _- I - , - __ ~._ - ____ ___________ and ruffed a heart allowed to revoke since all A club lead from dummy players can see the durnmv's 'tluE1T" TO wRAP THE / - -, .4- - - - .. ___________ tend to be hypercritical of Interesting Wngs can happen M ORTOI,6^9 NO - . ____ , (Lar ds. friend Continuing our answer on I , ;, IfWlNi A PRIZE UP THERE WITH THE I 'VI "L, I I ,, - . like East held ,%Iaybe a point Underestimating your op- byAlVermeer .- -n ._ir~__,- ______ AQUARIUS Jan 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) The way you handle others Today, it's best you don't could be your undoing today. gamble on long shots. Put yo ur You have a knack of rubbing money on things that you know people the wrong way. You're are within your abilities. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) tactless. - ____ - 1- 1 r. J1I1I hearing. listen before drawing - PRICIL'..J4'SPOP F1017. 4 ______ I AL, - -- a . - * i. ____ I .,, notrump after the bidding went one spade-pass-bass This reopening notrump does not show anything like 16 I8 PinLs With that sort of hand East reopens with a double the live of trumps. It went declarermnaychangehisplay jack king ace Then South led Incidentally dummy is not A, ,I / ~ I I. 4- AV 1* I - I 1, ON ? 11 ~> !~Jw1z- .1 . modern East Because w ould reopen with one ace and a heart was led right may change his play without back. West won and shifted to penalty If a defender reI, le . a alienate partners or associates. tem pt tk :ur They're more important to your ability, even when you know immediate success than you you're in over your head. Use might realize. cniiuiion sense. revokes. a revoke may be cor recteil before the offender or - -4-' -.. 1, I /1 -, -, &ALL I 1 1 'c- / -j A.i .1!! -" SLIGI.T MISTAKE IN iTriN ME FOR ThL. 'WLINL' E'EEF Why does this hand show the .*thanLsgeof modern bidding At both tables in that 1930 match South opened one 517k)R.Tz; DEPAR.TMENT &ADE \ yg , "IlOUR - iI V - -1 is not too firm. Ilidden seek, but the wine will turn to your mouth. GENIINI iMay 21-June 20) -Jan Don't do anything today to 19) Pr ide may lead you to SyaFfaplay . I _________________________ . 11 ________________ think you are toda). You may Getting involve have the enthusiasm, but you people today could cost you money. Be wary of those who'd lack breadth niid vision. iinprovemenLs we by Stoffcl & Hc,mdohl -- : . ____ r ._~p A • l -~ 4`__ "', ,. . You're less competent at conclusions. — — — Pass Pass For our finale about that 1. I - - - South from winning four of his five trumps and his two side aces plus that one ruff in duinmy for a total of seven tricks sot in in I' I I N..L__._ / EAST ______ .: ______ - 21) Try not to push yourself to the detriment of others today. AJa I! ~ 1 . - -T L ø1k - _____ IV .- East and West played carefully frorn then on, but NORT11111 iA 1 ~ 4 I _______ - )Ir' L_ ------- ______ I December 6, 1976 For Monday, BRIDGE AT . - ARIF-S 01arch 21-April 7C) WATCH .. ' w ho'l ,1AAN FQOMTHEMEA7 .%t4(ETARRiVEDj r-r - I.. , won't ptrmit)outodo just shat your self Interests Th ese will l d eli ver shat ,ou d like to but a trip to some be doers phc different ssillat least giu they promise - - ' 111.) ,;1 3L- , ______ and can get it. - - - Y 52 - 55 RONN E HESHE - P - I You can form several I U3RA (Sept 23 Oct 23i powerful alliances this year Perha l'erhaps p s times or conditions withpersonswhocanfurther' 40 '38 41 42 43 4's I - - -. -_ ____ ____ - . :- - --- - 0 firl I - ',u riorth You re desired - - -Am"ikdmLANI&- toda y, '- - A4 . .I . , ViRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In Another is doing your pleasantly surprise you negotiations centering on dont b r;ork or career YOLRIIIItTIIDAY 32 33 ' T - I-- _1 •. - something to - -,:--,.. ' W .. 717.11~~~117II. -!i. - , --- possible. [.ater you can bring it dertaking. (June 21-July 22) It all out in the open. CANCER wfl1 't ; 11.4 . . "t -_ - St(,I1TA1tIL' (NO% 23 Dec 21) Al t houg h you have a warm and easy manner that endears tOdd)et pdnershs;tuations ip project that ' 19) f you let then ball rolling, the counterpart assume the ::r tant : a prominent role in a joint wi ground w ork as quietly as Depression initials 33 Rø& 13 In proper 1 - _. - trying to promote what you you to any crowd today, you'll have. You're a good irn- enjoy yourself more with special someone than you will pressario. 50 Petition 32 Try-oul - ?1 . 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Len Kozlof, an enforcement have I Seminole Count y Conimiioner planned to offer "Asst. Colultv Robert Pierce the attorney's position for ;I six-month interim period, a source said today. But Pierce turned down the job. b- 0 RAP 01. Ea e os Iferald Staff %Vriter A:2 ' Warns officials Hu( chief In the states Department of Environmental Regulations, said the utility was cited for failure to meet standards for Pierce met last Fridav 'with Commission Chairmail Dick Williams, who, it is reported, offered Pierc e the position mmimum of six months rA P Experi ence' The next step, Kozlof said, is to turn the matter over to DER neys and ce com ly ith I Ilk, COuntv commissioners, tile source said, were to : officially offer Pierce the position at fuesday S \ , çj' 17 ;; 'f J r /h1ILU1/. . m I Pierce confirmed today he ;in(] Williams "talked i in attorne until the ne in house legal staff is a reality. Last week, County Atty , Tom Freeman said Piei cc had res igned from the Freeman la firm and tjbecau.c of that Freeman asked the counts to find a new county attorney by Dec . 10. I thought aIxut it Pierce said this morning But I don't think it 's hat I ant ( I ) r = 7 1 _____ - r - Z 1> / ( ,— I - S / ) I " çç ( N 16 . ' ' Z - I ' " PIERCE I{( F I It (hiring Pierce) would be advantageous to the French said The Democratic corn rnjssjner said he was unaware that Pierce had talked to \ihliams on Friday, or that Pierce called Williams today to decline the job 9 Freeman said after Pierce leaves the firm, he will have no one left to handle legal affairs for Senlinole County. - Pierce said his plans are to seek a position with a private law firm "away from Ix)litics. illiams could not be reached this morning, but Commissioner Bob French confirmed he discussed the matter with Williams and with Republican Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff. standby if the counts needs him, asked that the commission find new legal counsel, 'I'd rather not have any more stories written about inc Freeman said today. Freeman was under constant attack from Republicans after three " ,' I 1 - - 11 11 N E1 E1 - D 0 'Zi- . (Thief County Court Judge Wallace Hall has issued an I - ii g, — I - 1 CL I I - I Cn ______ ç— c' ' The city of Sanford abolished its municipal court F- I, . . .- - _.1 d as required by judicial revision approved by state voters sever al years ° _____ . . 2 S - ordinance cws to county court. administrative order abolishing the city courts on Jan. 3, — — -. C) cities is scheduled for Jan. 3, 1977. and officials report only minor hang-ups in the planned switch of traffic and city .. A _____ ' CL -3 W > ______ ii ' -; CL Ii) till l.LOVL) Herald Staff Writer - ne phase-out of municipal courts in south Seminole x 31 j ' U , 2 — oo - r- : I - _____ 7 ~Rc iak I owned ac re e Herald Photo by . iiA)iilpOps ir tend to degenerate. Williams a n d can d1 y• canes (i()flJiC(1 dona te d i San.oro n for di .area me privately-owne d 1 merc'h' ha nts t s am1 res"d F • o children idents- 1 or distribution fadllitieshave sal reachethhe point at the Castle Brewer Court office on Dcc.l all) 1L they are "dumping raw is gathered up by Linda W illiams, social services sewage" into the county's lakes Sa THE LOOT C) FA are hoping to surpass last Christmas seasons total of 113 bags oftreats. Sw tc hover a rraignments in city courts after Dec. 11. Starting Jan. 4, county courts judges will sit in three o location where traffic arraignments are to be held. Arraignments on non-traffic city ordinance violations a meeting with Judge Hall on this point since the clerk's office isn't equipped to pick up the tickets. will be held every Friday at 9 a.m. in Courtroom D, Rand south Stinincile cities for traffic arraignments. The schedule calls for county court sessions every d p m at (asseIberr for cases of Casselbtrr) ay at Beckwith said. 'My office has no autos, no couriers and no budget for them The administrative order allows for persons arrested by Beckwith said the ticket pickup job could be an all-day Arraignments will be held every Thursday at 5 p.m. at police on city ordinance violations, including criminal Altamonte Springs on cases made by Altamonte Springs traffic charges, to be held in municipal jails or tran- and Longwood police. ()viedo police department cases will be arraigned the second and fourth Mondays of each month at Oviedo at 5 lie also pointed out that state law concerning the han- sferred to the county jail. All municipalities have been directed to file a certified copy of their municipal ordinances with the Clerk of dling of traffic tickets places the responsibility on the arresting officer to see that copies of the citation get to the proper court clerk. job for one person. defendant, iiiandator civil infractions, criminal traffic may take judicial notice of the ordinances. The administrative order outlining the city courts and licenise violations will be returnable on the above Judge Hall has declared a moratorium on municipal courts activity for the last two weeks of December and thcre will be no regularly sthedaltd trials hearings or phase-out also directs the Circuit Clerk to pick up daily days. Hearings on traffic infractions will be scheduled for \lontths Tue sday or Thursday afternoons in the sann After the switchover is completed and the procedures iexcept weekends and bolidaysi copies of traffic tickets Issued by city police officers, CircwRkrk Arthur saidthatheisseeng are running smoothly. Beckwith said, he expects his increase in staff members will eventually approach 10 or p.m., according to the administrative order. Mi traffic cases requiring an appearance in court of the Circuit Court for Seminole County so that the county court - - i \.\) 0. 1 ;it.:; . -' • : 5; r.: 0 '- Beckwith said he expects to hire "five or six" new more. __ - __ > ;Z: =3 ' a> . M By KRIS NASII Cn > > I LA "I I> > !" d' O' " '1 Q0 r ;Z ~* F 40 8. L - Fr I ft =. CL . ) 7. (A 6 ut — ;~ t!.' 0 Se CL 3;i. !4. = 3-: .- 0 0 CL m M - 0 5 b ;r Fr ev m - Er .8 -- - - ' - — Z I M ____ > - 0 W :31 'I > ft ' X 0. ' ?Q 0. ' Milady's Fabrics would be a good one to talk to, because I saw a lot of women downtown 4-A Comics .- -" Crossword Editorial Dear Abby -. 4-A I-B M I (Ti - jr Joseph Garrett's of Garrett's Department Store. "I've been here for 22 years," declared ill. Cu.shing from behind the counter at C 1' Wert Jewelers and I cant say that (the paradet helps business-it never has." The merchants generally agreed that the parade itself was a success - and an j customers, we had two people conic in to use the bathroom - and we worked hard to have a nice window The type of business involved seemeiitobe a factor In determining whether merchants profited from the milling crowds provement over past years - under the direction if the Greater Sanford C'hamber of Corrimercr and chamber executive manager -We did." said William Kazee. manager of Touchton's Rexall Drug floor "Our restaurant did much better than it Jack Hornet, usually does onSaturdays. There were alot of 11 thought it was a great parade," lionner said today. "I thought it work ed out very people down before the parade started, in the well m the nitming. We're proud of the results. I don't wait to go back to nights, do you?" Although stressing that he hadn't Weather ,q, restaurant having coffee and breakfast and . that sort of thing.',' . made the day a much better day than it would M-A .• ____ Supreme Court ¶ ith their daughters.' Caroline lfultzclaw, owner of Milady's Fabric Shoppe, had a news bulletin for the chamber. "As soon as the parade was over, it was like a giant vacuum cleaner had sucked the people up and taken them away," Iloluclaw said. did less business Saturday than we've (lone since we've been on First Street. As for lie's Cooking - Photo, Page 2- A I M :3 _____ '•- Z Parade, but fur most merchants the occasion apparently, was a flop. M M;Z M - stay downtown and shop So I know for a tact that a lot of people did stay downtown, business," said Firn-icis Roumillat, owner of Rournillat's Walgreen Agency, this morning. "Parades always kill the business," added . -- . have watched Santa Claus make his grand entrance in the city's annual Christmas "We did a tremendous water and restroomn M :E 2: -e =5 M 9 '- S: 0 9 5 An estunated crowd of 15.000 lining First Street in downtown Sanford Satur(Lay iiiaN thought the parade had hel[wd the various retail shops located along First Street. "I'm sure that it did," Horner d "because I saw a lot of people going into stures, A lot of DeoDle I talked to dmided to M ro < ' / Didn t >=r- M - ' AroundThe Clock Bridge ./ Calendar __________ ' y ' 2 5,3 i3 •livqi _____ Er CA E ' EA 0 - Toda h b 0 & P — •• 4- 51 ri rJ " '\' =U. r '— - t--L----iU ___ VS Delays Texas ' 511x% 1 Execution 0 J Page 2-A - i ,. - 1' - - -. - . - \ 'k iir i \ to k A7 Ca,lb,Irr yl Herald The 11resident's A%%ard in the Alt anionte-Cashelberr Chamber of Coniniere . D ----• '• - pP., VP IV SOUTH — employes for the clerk's office by Jan. Ito help handle the additional switchover duties. J a The.y — sure we can work this out with some discussion," Mall, Sanford. Trials of these cases will be scheduled as necessary by the court and Winter Springs police. See EAGLE, Page 2A Minor I i In the case of Eagle, the city following the revision so that Seminole could have it second county court judge. Attorney Alan [)ickey w as elected last month to fill a new third county judgeship. lie takes office in January. They • director of the Sanford housing Authority. Officials and streams. 914 ' chlorinate effluent and failure operator on duty eight hours per day. Wilhams, said the county is forced into buying developer- . ' •. to have a certified plant Democrats appoin ted him attorney in January 1975 Tues . - -'-' And Freeman, though he said he would be on i I I '' - '' Pierce said lie resi ned because of the political hassles, to save, his sanity -and for his family. "From tilt- beginning'this has been a crazy experience," the 31-year-old attorney declared. I * purchasing Eagle Utilities despite the fact that the facility cited. State officials say Eagle Is in violation of state standards for remo ving treated sludge, for operating without a valid permit failure to properly county, " The Sem nole ° - , - ' X — officials to discuss annexation of the utility by the city. County Commission Chairman Dick Williams says county government is still interested in NVilliams reportedly assured Pierce at least four countv commissioners favored offering him the I (' / ' i E 'orm Harris will meet later 73 In w _______ meeting. But Pierce c, alled Williams today and 'ideclined the offer. ;E T3 - Ems= jj -- e Christmas Parade Sunday afternoon was won b the Trinity Lutheran School 1L fl oat. An estimat ed 20.000 persons lined the 2.2-m lie parade route. ith 130 units participating. The (rand Marshal Award enttu the Winter Park Federal Santa Claus float, the Mas ui-s Award to Alta inonle-( asselberr' Chamber float and the T DAYS TO - � 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d1b1ec85f539284568bb2a0e7733d93e.pdf bb1b1c12ff567e82d13a047cfa055ef9 PDF Text Text I '- p 65—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 2, 1976 69th Year, No. 90—Friday, December 3. 1976 _________ N Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents p'.: I ss ness At 8.1YC ; Economy Still Drags JoDIe • I7" N, -- El WASHINGTON (AP) - taking effect this month were Unemployment jumped to its not included in the November highest level in 11 months in figures. They will be reflected November, rising from 7.9 to 8.1 In the December report, pub ub-per cent, while wholesale prices lished next month. percent,whllewholesaleprlces Posted their third big conNot all the news in the job secutive monthly increase, the report was bad. The Labor Deegovernment said today. partment said employment The double-dose of economic news from the Labor Depart- rose last month as the labor force expanded sharply nient provided fresh evidence of a sluggish economy and following several months of stability. S rong inflationary pressures. Total employment increased The rise in unemployment heightened the likelihood that by mure thso 350,0W 41 NovemPresident-elect Jimmy Carter ber to a new high of 88.1 mill'ion. Since the March, IW5, rewill push for tax cuts and other cession low. the total number of measures to boost the economy Americans at work has risen by early rion in the newadminls. four million I-Of ,• . . . , -000 1010 771 V4 r - r — Most of the200,000-increasem Cartir has said he ill con — sider recommending a tax cut the number of unemployed or increased government workers last month occurred spending aimed at creating jobs among adult men, whose jobV to get the economy moving if less rate edged up from 6.3 to . = highest point o the slowdown continues much 6.5 per cent, / the ear. lunger. In the three weeks f, _________________________.. he sd that, there has been The increases in both em, ' — little evidence that the slow. ployment . . . may recommend tax cut. and unemployment ir down is over, resulted from a sharp growth in jobs and those actively seeking per cent last month, while the Th. I.ilr flnirtmnt said .1,... I..k... t.._.. .L_L IaJI LU[CC, WEUCfl in- JOOS. rate for teenagers remained 200.000 more Americans joined creased in November by 560,000 Employment has been stuck unchanged at 19 per cent. the jobless rolls in November, to 95.9 million, on a plateau since July after Meanwhile, the director of raising the total to 7.8 million. The unemployment rate is the rising rapidly earlier in the re- the Congressional Budget The unemployment rate, at 8.1 percentage of the'labor force covery from the recession. Office warned that Congress per cent, was the highest level that is out of work. The labor The unemployment rate for must pay the price of higher this year and the peak since last force is the total of those with women edged up from 7.6 to 7.7 inflation and a larger budget. Donnie Manlredo, 1, checks out the bell on trail) Float under construction at A December when it stood at 8.3 r cent. (Child's World, a Sanford daveare center. Float will appear It) Sanford Christmas per Since last spring the economy parade, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday. Donnie IS the sort III [)oil and ENGINEER been growing barely fast Donna \lanfredo, of Sanford. Map of parade route, Page 4-:1. p enough to provide join for new entrants in the labor force, and the unemployment rate grauually has increased from last May when it reached a post-rece&sion low of 7.3 per cent •. The spirit of Marlboro L. tar ci rette, flI si iIaI in -- )fr BUDDING . Wall * •. ., — ;,• '%! f.'. r1i1 - -: IJjIflhiffiiUWIi ) 4 1IpI -- "A t — --- __ - PIN ... : \.• 4 General Dynamics .._1: - ltfIarlb urn LIGHTS Vance To Replace Kissinger economy along with rising prices could complicate things PlAINS. Ga. iAlli -- 'rus Vance, 59, held a variety of Pentagon He resigned the Pen- for Corter as he tries to devise It.. Vance, who servedLynLynposts under Presidents Kenne-. tagon jot' in 1965. ways of stimulating the growth don Johnson's world-traveling dv and Johnson and was a Johnson often used Vance as without further kindling introubleshooter and tried tiflSUc'ranking foreign policy adviser a world-roving troubleshooter. flatiun. cessfully to negotiate an end to . to Carter during the president- Assignments frouhnson sent m .t Higher prices for natural gas, the Vietnam war in 1968, is the ' elect's campaign for the White Vance to the Mediterranean other fuels and energy products man Jimmy Carter has si'house, during Greek-Turkish disputes led a six-tenths of a per cent lectedto replace Henry A. Kis. A native of Clarksburg, W. over Cyprus, to South Vietnam increaseinthe Wholesale Price -f singer as secretary of state. Va., Vance was a Navy officer at the time the war there was Index last month. The Novem. sources say. . and isa lawyer. Ile took tijsfirst escalating, to the Dominican her rise equaled October's inCarter declined today to con. . government assignment in 1957 Republic during that country's crease and followed a rise of firm the selection but said he . a a special counsel to a Senate 1965 civil war, to Panama anaa dur- iurit.'-tenths of a per cent in Sepwasn't denying the choice . subcommittee headed by Sen. ing the 1964 Canal Zone riots tember. would be Vance l,yndnn Johnson. and to South Korea in 1968 to Farm prices dropped for the second consecutive month, Cyrus Vance or an',one else at Ientratingo far onthe national named Vance in 1961 as Defense ing threats from North Korea. down five-tenths of a per cent, this point," he said in an inter- securit area, including the Department general counsel Johnson then named Vance. but it wasn't enough to offset an view on the NB('-TV "Today" State Department, the Penta- and he later became Kennedy's along with Averell Harriman, eight-tenths of a per cent rise in show. gun and the National Security secretary of the Army. Under as part of the first negotiating industrial prices. lie was expected to announce Ctuncil Johnson, Vance was elevated in team sent to Paris fur peace the Vance appointment at a Industrial prices, which play the lie also mentioned the Treas- 1964 to deputy defense talks with North Vietnam in a much larger role in dete'nninnews conference later in the ur y an early priority, secretary, the No. 2 post in the 196g69. ing the over-all rate of inflation day. It will be his first Cabinet "1 think that by Christmas I than do farm and food prices, appointment. would have the Cabinet fairly have been accelerating since , Carter said he would .ui- well identified," he said. -June. nounce two appointments at the Vance. currently a New York Over the past year, wholesale news conference. The second i.s lawyer. was a house guest at prices have risen 42 per cent. expected to be that of Atlanta the Carter home here earlier However, rising wholeslae banker Thomas Bertram Lance this week, and the visit stirred prices have not yet been fully as his budget director speculation that Vance would reflected at the retail level, The President-elect said he be muiied either secretary of Price increases for basic expects to complete' tnu..'t of his .stte or secretary of defeibe steel and aiwTiinwll products Cabinet choices by Christmas. The nomination is subject to 1k said he has been con- Senate confirmation. In CB Theft Case I ' LOWERED TAR & NICOTINE Jt -Witness Pertojury Eyed BOB l.lAñ'l) Lighter in taste. Lower in tar. And still offers up the same quality that has made Marlboro famous. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 13mg: 'tar ' 0.8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Report Apr:76 0 Circwt Court Judge A. J Hoseinann Jr. has ordered transcripts made immediately of testimony by three witnesses in a trial Thursday in which an Altamonte Springs youth was found guilty of three counts of auto burglary, one count of t'rand larceny and two counts f tty larceny in connection with CU radio thefts. Hoseniann ordered the transcripts of testimony by Leslie Lee Swift, Clifford Hall and Kenny McKinney after Assistant State Atty. Claude Van hook requested them hinting that they may be used in a possible perjury' inestigation The court ordered Daniel Morris Swift, 19, of 1314 E. Notre Dm Dr., Altamontec held in jail pending Springs, Sentencing on the convictions, Swift Is scheduled for sen- (t-nuing.fan by another parked auto. judge on November convictions McKinney, 18, who said he of auto burglary and grand earlier pleaded guilty to the larceny in connection with a CB thefts while a juvenile, testified theft that he alone broke Into cars (luring the two-day trial Van with a coathanger and stole the hook charged that witnesses CBs, had changed their testimony A trial story in Thursday's from earlier sworn statements, edition incorrectly stated that Hall, who lives across the DanlelSwift was one of a group street from Swift, testified that of youths arrested July 9 at it he had earlier :niphcated — Daniel Swift, in the theft of 12 CBs from parked autos July at homes in the Spring Oaks subdisision because he was mad at one of Swift's brothers. 4A 1k told the jury that now he Around The Clock 6-11 doesn 't want to get anyone in Bridge ('omit's 6-11 trouble. 6-B hail said he didn't want to Crossword 4-A explain his inconsistent Editorial h-H statements to the jury on Dear Abby l)r. Lamb 6-13 Wednesday. 6-B Leslie Lee Swift, 24, testified horoscope that his brother, Daniel, said Hospital &A S-A the night of the CB thefts that he Obituaries 6-7-A wanted no part of the "uncool" Sports 4-13 incidents and returned to a Television .. CB Shop ill ,i,.'ullni I police said the 12 ta were offered for sale Harold Kell) Sift sr U.' defendant's father, said t:d,i that Daniel was home in bed when the other youths we're arrested at the shop lie termed his son's circuit court trial 'a raw deal" and said a new trial will be sought 8-9Toda y Weather lB SHOPPING 8 By NORM OSIIRIN Herald Editor About 100 workers are being laid off from the Sanford and Ingwood plants of the General Dynamics Corp., it was confirmed today. "Business is deteriorating;' conceded company spokesman Richard Giovannini. 'We have a declining business base." Although refusing to elaborate on the extent of that "declining business base," Giovannini did indicate that "the great majority" of the company's contract work in its Electronics Division in Seminole County is with the federal government. The division, he said, produces such "military hardware" as small radar units and sate!!!!!.-related products. The facilities in Sanford and Longwood employ about 600 - with the 10(-reductiun coming from both plant sites, according to Giovannini. The process, he sass, is exoected - to be completed by the first of the year. Giovannini, manager of industrial relations for General Dynamics, Electronic Division, was vague as to particulars of the layoff and its reasons. "how much government work is involved" he was asked. "Can't comment on that," he replied. "how much business does the company do"" he was asked. "Can't comment on that, Workers he repeated. Giovannini said the layoff process began a couple of months ago. He was vague about future prospects for the company here in Seminole - refusing to rule out the eventual closing of the sites. "We're continually reviewing the business picture," he said. C.J. Jameson, local manager of General Dynamics Electronic Division, was unavailable for comment. The General Dynamics Electronic Division in Sanford and Longwood, has been here 10 years and is a division of General Dynamics Corp.. headquartered in St. Louis. The company 's Electronic Division is headquartered in San Diego. Besides the Electronic Division in Seminole County, General Dynamics also has a sister division - Stromberg-CarLson in Sanford. of electronic telephone switclung equipment for about 1200 independent •.,a....a. __.__. . . .'.. uparnes in inc united states. Home office is in Rochester, N.Y. Joseph G. Hartwig, manager of industrial relations for Strom berg-Carlson here, indicateti that the personnel changes at General Dynamics "wouldn't have any effect on our operations here. "They deal mostly with government contracts, we don't." he explained. The Strom berg-Carlson facility employs between 3O and TOO, according to Hartwig. fA JDs Handled With Kid Gloves? 3 Herald Staff Writer Axing 100 DAYS fiji TAI.LAIIASSEE 'APi — Florida's procedures for dealing with juvenile delinquents are fading to salficiently punish the iiiost serious offenders and are in need of a major overhaul, the chairman of the Senate 1w hciary-Crtminal Committee says. Sun Edgar Dunn, U-Daytona Beach, said Thursday that (tie system "just isn 't working," and that very serious offenders, 15 per cent of the total, should be treated more like adults, "The average time a juvenile is sentenced for currently is seven months," Dunn said, "If you are dealing with a youngster who has committed his third armed robbery, that just dot work No wonder we've got problems." Dunn said the state needs a process to make it easier to handle the serious offenders like adults. A state attorney can now file a petition in circuit court to try sorae'or,e urderl8as an adult. However, Dunn said the hearing process was cumbersome and expensive and that many slate attorneys do not make much use of it, lie said the attorneys should be given the power to determine whether to charge someone as an adult, "We're not trying to change things for the bulk of juvenile cases that are not serious offenders," Dunn said. "But the seriow, cases are every bit as great a threat to society as an adult offender and we currently are not dealing effectively with them." The legislature for the past two years has considered proposals to give state attorneys more Latitude in dealing with juvenile offenders but no major changes have been approved. Dunn also said his committee would hold special hearings on the matter and seek information from many sources, including the juvenile justice committee of the Florida Bar, before reporting out a bill. 'We' don't intend to come up with a change that is as dramatic asth,is until we study it 'very carefully and give everybody the olcortunitv to m'.h(y it," Dunn said. - I i.ee't;_ 1t ,v'•.*i.i_. ' ,.. �A 2 A—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, Ff. I Friday, Dec. 3,icio S I - .- I- ! 1) rec or : I I NATiON Carter Writing Moscow: tCommitted To Peace PLAINS, Ga. (AP) President-elect Jimmy Carter said today he will send an informal message to Moscow "expressing my reciprocal üiainitment" to peaceful relation. ships and to nuclear disarmament. He said his new Democratic administration will move aggressively for arms control greement and then begin efforts for a more comprehensive U.S.-Soviet commitment to reduce the level of nuclear armaments. - Gate Crasher Sought Dole WASHINGTON (AP) The New Mexico man accused of trying to crash his pickup truck through a White House gate sought an audience the day before with President Ford's former running-mate, Sen. Bob Dole. Dole aides said the man, Steven B. Williams of Santa Fe, N.M., visited the Kansas senator's office on Tuesday, was "very forceful' and referred to himself as "an angry citizen." Williams was arrested on Wednesday by White House police and charged with destruction of government property after he rammed his battered truck into a steel gate in front of the White house. He was arraigned Thursday and ordered held for mental observation pending a hearing next month. - Gumore Awaits Delay Ruling SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Gary Gilmore waited in his Death Row cell today to learn whether his mother would succeed against his wishes in getting the U.S. Supreme Court to delay his Monday sunrise execution. The nation's highest court and three courts in Utah were to consider a variety of pleas today seeking to stop Gilmore from facing a firing squad two days after his 36th birthday for the murder of a Provo motel clerk. Attorney Anthony Amsterdam, representing Bessie Gilmore of Milwaukie, Ore., on Thursday asked U.S. Supreme Court Justice Byron R. White, the Utah Supreme Court and a state district court to intervene in the case. - Skater Crosses Death Valley DEATH VALLEY, Calif. (AP) Linda Reingold, one of three persons who skated 12,5 miles through Death Valley, says she still loves skating but will stick to roller rinks until her bruises and blisters vanish. Miss Reingld completed the trip Thursday, keeping her promise to skate across the valley if Jimmy Carter was elected president. She made the vow while working as a Carter canvasser on roller skates in Southern California. "I think I'll have a nice cold drink, a nice hot bath and then maybe go out and do some partying." she said after finishing. - Sertencings Under Study WASHINGTON (AP) The Denver criminal courts have become the first in the nation to test a new method of ending disparity in sentences for the same crimes. The Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, describing the project today, said judges in several other states are watching the Denver experiment with an eye toward applying it to their own communities. The experiment involves a formula developed specifically for Denver in which points are awarded according to the seriousness of the crime and the offender's lack of stability. - Oil Boom For New England? BOSTON (AP) - Offshore oil development will bring air pollution to the beaches and rocky inlets of New England but not enough to threaten the way of life in its seaport towns, a federal report says. And the financially depressed region would gain thousands of jobs and billion of dollars worth of investments if a large oil strike were made in New England's continental shelf. The report is far more optimistic than a congressional study of proposed energy projects off the shores of New Je rsey and Delaware rel eased Thursday in Washington. - I I BICENTENNIAL ' Ewning Hciiid Frlda, Oprc*rnt*r 3 197j—Voj. 9, Ida. 90 - Pal.th ed Duly a nd Swidiy, ec.' Sitirdiy and Crtstm Day by Tli. Sanford NeIld. la, 300 Pd French Ave.. S&nferd. Fta H,? , Second CIas PosLIge Paid if Siaford. FIoridi 37711 wm Di.rj, 53 rnls. Monin, $7 . A MonHn, $1470 r.i' 571iO By.',i,tI tnFlovdtimei5 hom,d.f,,*,, All o9irr ,i,,,: O" '.'.. 17 1? Mont, 316 . 17 Monft, $97 HE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO'IDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$2I69.CA.gC In Re: The Marriage of nOTICe - L egal Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, otice 'Horror' IN BRIEF Police? IJn;nn Seeks ''. 0 - ____________ Legal Notice Of — Pay Hike, Free Phones TALLAHASSEE (AP) Some 2,200 state law enforcement officers are seeking a new Contract guaranteeing 25 per cent pay increases and free home telephones, Officials of the Police Benevolent Association the union which represents the emploves, presented those demands Thursday a negotiators met for the first time to begin bargaining talks. In addition to the 2 5 .19 per cent pay hike and free home telephones, the union also (ICm anded 16 paid holidays a year instead of • and sever per cent merit raises for all employes rated satisfactor. tarded Tampa man who was locked in a state mental Institution for 26 years on a charge that is no longer a crime. Willard Eugene Allen, 55, was 28 when he was charged In April 1950 with "an abominable crime against nature" homosexuality. The maximum penalty for such a crime was 20 '.ears in prison. A t that time, two court-appointed doctors testified that Allen had an IQ of 36. They deemed him a "congenital imbecile totally irresponsible, - ... with a mental age less than that State Growth Rate D ips GAINESVILLE AP) Florida's growth rate has dropped for the second year a row, says a Un versity of Florida i - statistician. Bai't Lewis indicated Thursday that figures to be pUl)IjShCd within a month will show that the state's growth rate dipped below 2 per cent 10 1975-76, the lowest in years. lie would not give the exact figure. Legislators Live It Up MIAMI ( AP) Some 200 legislators and state officials, mostly from North Florida, were to he feted from dawn to dusk today as a four-day Bicentennial Legislative Appreciation weekend gathered steam, - " Record L o w S Seen / U .S11 fly The Associated l5rcss Subzero temperatures were recorded across most of the Great lakes early today as frigid Canadian air continued to move into the region, New record lows for the date were set in several cities, Ineluding Cleveland, South Bend, md., and Lansing, Mich. Snow was reported across the eastern portions of the Dakotas. the Great Lakes and Maine. Arctic air plunged temperatures across New York State toa ward or below zero today, putting an icy glaze on new snow in most part.s of the state. With high wind gusts, the National Weather Service said the chill factor was equivalent to 30 or 40 valley. Elsewhere it was partly cloudy or cloud'. Overnight temperatures ranged from 65 at Key West to 11 below zero at Bradford, Pa. Some other reports: Atlanta 29 clear; Boston 10 clear; Chicago 10 partly cloudy; Cinctnnatl 9 partly cloudy; Cleveland 4-below clear; Detroit 4 fair; Indianapolis 12 cloudy; Louisvile 23 partly cloudy; Miami 58 cloudy; Na.shville 23 clear; New Orleans 31 hazy; New York 11 clear; Philadelphia 11 clear; Pittsburgh 3-below clear; Washington 17 clear; An' chorage 25 snow; Denver snow; Des Moines 8 cloudy; Fort Worth 34 clear; Kansas below. City 17 partly cInndv Los An. A snow storm that began geles 55 clear; MinneapolisMonday in western New York St.Paul 9 snow; Phoenix 53 finally stopped Thursday, after clear; St. Louis 17 fair; Salt leaving up to four feet of snow. Like City 24 partly cloudy; San Buffalo received 29 inches of Diego 54 clear; San Francisco new snow during the storm, 47 hazy. . of a 7-year-old" and committed iim to Florida State Hospital in (Thattahoochee. In 1971, the law was ruled tinciiftstitutlonal and deleted from Florida statutes. "This is unbelievable," assi.s':int state attorney John Freeman exclaimed last week tifter learning of Allen's case. That was when a packet ci letters reviewing the case asked a Tampa court to declare Allen innocent by reason of insanity so he could be moved fr o m the high-security hospital an institution for the mentally retarded. "Shocking and terribly unfortunate a true horror story!" was how Steven Pfeiffer, a state hearing examiner who initiated the letters, described Allen's plight. Pfeiffer blamed a combination of legal entanglements and communications breakdowns. Hilisborough Criminal ('ourt Judge L.A. Grayson, now deceased, ruled Allen inompetent to stand trial ant c committed him to the state hospital. The prosecutor then moved to keep the charges pending until Allen was found competent to stand trial. After Allen had been at Chattahoochee for eight years, doctors there changed his diagnosis to "schizophrenia. chronic undifferentiated type and mild retardation." The diagnosis was reaffirmed in 1966. In 1974, Allen's case was reviewed. Doctors changed the diagnosis from "mild retardalion" to "moderate retarda tion." They requested that charges be dropped and he be sent to a Surdand Training Center. map resembled soccer scores more than a temperature report earl) today. It was Buffalo 6, Rochester 7, Syracuse and Albany 5, Watertown one below zero and Bing— . hamton zero. New York City had 17. 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New York State's weather 4 St., Mari _.-- TAMPA (AP) Circuit Judge Ilerboth Ryder will review today the case of a - A rri ed Forces Story In Tampa FLORIDA ' , Friday, Dec. 3, 1976-3/'u 'II NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of by virtue of that certain Writ of E Th eves I 150-Lb. Palms, $625 Tickets u 2 Lega l N0TIC LI Legal Notice Sgt. DISCOVER —i I kI_!...... -- Execution issued out of and under ecution issued out of ?nd under the the seal of the Circuit Court of seal of the Circuit Court of Semin BERNARD ALLEN. HuSbind, and Pinellas County, Florida, upon a Ole County, Florida. upon a final W MARY S. ALLEN, Wife, final judgment rendered In the judgment rendered in the aforesaid BERNARD ALLEN, aforesaid court on t. 51h day Of court on the 13th day of O(tobir , Petitioner, Mitch, A 0. 1976, in that certain A 0 1976, in that certain case en and case entitled, Second National flank titled, General Electric Credit WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI which could politicize the office to Kelley, who took office MARY S. ALLEN, Corporation, a foreign corporation of Clearwater, N A, Plaintiff, vs Director Clarence M. Kelley of director would violate that July 1973, as well Respondent. Jerry H Lisle and Evon J , Lisle. Plaintiff, .vs- Erma F. Dutton, as to future says he won't resign voluntarily which I consider to be a matter directors. Justice Department NOTICE OF ACTION Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Defendant, which aforesaid Writ ci THE STATE OF FLOR IDA TO: Execution was delivered to me as Execution was delivered to me al for fear of setting a precedent of principle." officials said they we the 10- MARY S. ALLEN WHOSE Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida leading to political appoint. Kelley said he fears that if he year term as a maximum and RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN, and I have levied upon the following and I have levied upon the following A Sworn Petition for Disolu ments of FBI chiefs by each in- voluntarily quits now, it will tion described property owned by Jerry described property owned by Err,i6 believe a president could ask Of Marriage A Vinculo having coming president. mean future FBI directors will the FBI director to resign or to filed regarding the marriagebeen H. Lisle and Evon Lisle said F Dutton. said properly being to property being located in Seminole located in Seminole County, Florida. Kelley said he believes an be expected to resign with a fire him any time. BERNARD ALLEN, in the Circuit County, Florida. more particularly more particularly described as Court in and for Seminole County, Flit director "must bean apo!1- change in administrations. H e follows: described as follows: The job is a presidential Florida. the short title of which is IN tical appointee in addition to Indicated concern that that One 1973 Atlantic Mobile Home 1977 Volkswagen Bus, white ss potntment subject to Senate ip- RE THE MARRIAGE OF BER. overOne red, ID No 2272047632. Title x 12', Identification Number 783.1 being a professional law offi- would lead presidents to pick proval. NARD ALLEN, Petitioner, arid being stored at %ltamonfe Garage, No 09191165 cc r. I MARY S. ALLEN. Respondent FBI directors for their politics One 1917 Pontiac Grand Safari, ID II? Longwood Avenue, Altamonte The following described real and NO 2N45031720$, He issued a brief written rather than ttMr abiliti Springs, Florida 2N4300347208, Title No. personal property is also being 05293A48 arid the undersigned as Sheriff statement Thursday afternoon In a weekend 'inte rview, proceeded against, twit, and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, Will I a'J to elaborate on his assertion . ter said he's not sure he has Lot 7. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT Seminole Coun ty. Florida. will at 11 00 AM. on the 61h day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ONE. oCodinu to Plat thereof as earlier In the day that he has no legal power to replace Kelley. 11:00 a m on the 201h day of December, A D 1976, offer for sal, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. recorded in Put Book 13, Page 93, of December, A,0, 1976, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for plans to resign. He apparently referred to a law CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the Public cash, subject to any and all existing Records of Seminole and sell to the highest bidder, for The issue of replacing Kelley that took effect Oct. 15, provid- COUNTY, FLORIDA. County. Florida, cash, sub j ect to any and all existing leifls, at the Front (West) Door of CIVIL ACTION NO. 74•169I.CA.0 together with the household fur. as raised briefly during the Ing that the director's t erm CHASE & COMPANY, a Florida nishings, appliances, fixtures and leins. at the Front (Wes Door of the Seminole County Courthouse ir, the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above presidential campaign. Presi- "shall be 10 years." corporation, equipment situate therein, Sanford. Florida, the above described personal property. (lent-elect Jimmy Carter fueled The law was written to apply Plaintiff, These presents Command you to described personal property That said sale is being made to vs speculation that Kelley would appear and file your answer or other That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of CAMPISI ROOFING COMPANY, a• defense or pleading with the Clerk of satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution Lie fired when he said last , ka CAMPOR 0 ROOFING & the Circuit Court in and for Seminole Execution. John E. Polk weekend that he believes in CONSTRUCTION, INC., a cot. County. Florida, and serve a copy John E Polk. Sheriff poratlon, ther eo "(he general pr in ciple" that the f on Petitioner's attorney, Sh eriff Se mino le County. Flor ida 43 Defendant, Mack N Cleveland, Jr., of Seminole County, Florida head of the FBI should change Publish Nov 17, 19, 26. Dec 3. 1976 NOTICE OF ACTION Cleveland, Mile 8. Bridges, P.O Publish' Nov. 26. Dec 3. 10, 17, 1976 DEF 49 with the administration, TO MR. STEVEN R. CAMPISI Drawer 1, Sanford, Florida 32771, on OEF 121 C 0 Mrs. Ellis Campisi But Carter has never said or before the 11th day of December. Fishpot Road 1976, or otherwise a default will be ______________________________ flatly that he would replace .. ' Box 314 entered against you. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Kelley. '. Vestaburg. Pennsylvania N 4: WITNESS MY HAND AND OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 15368 Kelley acknowledged, "I FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the INVITATION TO BID CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ' You are hereby notified that a Circuit Court. on this 8th day of Notice is hereby given that the COUNTY, FLORIDA :t, realize full well that I serve at . Complaint for damages has been November. 1916. City of Caiselberry of Seminole CASE NO. 76'2264.CA.34-F I. the pleas ure of the pr esi de nt." tiled against you and you are ISEAL) County. Florida. will receive sealed In Re: the Marriage of: required to serve a copy of your But he continued, "I also rebidS Up to 2:00 P.M.. Tuesday, KAREN S McGEE, Wife. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. written defenses, if any, thereto Clerk of the Circuit Court December ?, 1916, In the City and alize that in the absence of any .' l upon Plaintiff's Attorney, whose By: Linda M Shaw Manager's office. 93 Lake Triplet ROGER L McGEE, Husband historical precedent for this of name and address appear below, on Deputy Clerk Dr ive, Catselberry, for the sale of NOTICE OF SUIT or before December 17th, 1976 and Mack N Cleveland. Jr. fice, that which I do now will on e 10.000 gall on hydro pneumatic TO: ROGER L McGEE tile the original ther eo f with the CLEVELAND. MIlE tank, 90" diam et er by 2$ feet 9 In most probably be come the tra1303 Bell Drive . Clerk of this Court either before 8. BRIDGES ches long, installed In 1959. Wichita Falls, Texas dition and protocol for all future service on Plaintiff's attorneys or P.O Drawer z Information may be obtained YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED immediately thereafter; otherwise holders of the office of director Sanford. Florida 32771 from the Operations Supervisor Bill that a suit has been filed against 900 a default will be entered against you Attorneys for Petitioner Schrader, 83' 2221, 20 S. Hwy. Il 93. in the Circuit Court of the FBI. To take any action of Seminole KELLEY for the relief demanded In the Publish Nov. 17, 19. 26. Dec. 3, 1976 Casselberry, The City reserves the County, Florida. entitled' In Re Complaint. DEF S3 right to accept or reject any or all The Marriage of Karen S McGee WITNESS MY HAND and we seal bids. In the best Interest of the city. Wife, and Roger L. McGee, of this Court on the 10th day of Mary W. Hawthorne, Husband, Case No 76 2264 CA 04 r November, A 0. 1916. City Manager The nature of this suit is to obtain a i (Seal) City of Casse lberry. dissolution of marriage and Other Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish Nov. 26, Dec. 1. 1976 FOR YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED SEMINOLE COUNTY , By Patricia A Jackson DEF 1)1 to file your written defenses with the 6 FLORIDA CASE NO. 722116-CA-09. Deputy Clerk F Clerk of said Court and serve a copy RICHARD L MAMELE thereof upon the Petitioner or DONNA M CLARK. Hutchison & Morris Petitioner's attorneys wt',ose ad Plaintiff Post Office Drawer H vs dress is annexed hereto, onof- before ' WAREHOUSE SALE 3.30 North Park Avenue Pursuant to Chapter 677.7.210 of December 30th, 1976, or a Default WILLIAM E DRAKE and BAR Sanford. Florida 32771 the Uniform Commercial code. Part will be entered against you BARA DRAKE. hiS wife, Telephone 30 5372 31 Defendants, II we herewith advertise for sale the WITNESS my hand and seal as Publish Nov 12. 19, 26. Dec 3. following gds. Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for NOTICE OF ACTION 1976 Living, Dining, & Bedr oom fur. Seminole County, Florida. thiS 22nd TO WILLIAM E. DRAKE DEF 50 Whose residence ' unknown n'ture, Desk, Tabl es of variou s day of November, 1976 Sanford police today were target of burglars who didn't Refrigerator. YOU ARE HEREBY N vaccurn (Seal) s OTIFIED sizes, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, that an action to Cleaner, & cartons 01 MiSc items, looking for two palm trees take anything but did set free EIGHTEENTH 03 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr . foreclose a mor JUDICIAL CIR, Belonging to. Gertrude Phillips, tgage on the following Property in Clerk of the Circuit Court stolenfromoutsidea downtown three small snakes in a CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Pevely, MlsiourI, 6. Freddie By Linda M Shaw Florica' COUNTY, FLORIDA business and for lunch tickets classroom. John son, Sanford, Fla, Deputy Clerk The East ', of Lot $1 less the West , CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.2230.CA.lp. The Sale to take place at 307 S KENNETH 0 MORSE. ESQUIRE tO Of and the West 50 It. of Lot taken in a break-In at the Deputy P.J. Rigglns said the EE Pond Addition to Casselt9erry, Pine Ave.. Sanford. Fla . A.J. JONES 6. BISHOP, PA. Goldsboro Elementary School. snakes were recaptured after L. BURKE STEELE. AdministratorDuck Lc*sing Transfer 1. Stor age Co .Inc 400 Ma itland Avenue Seminole County, Florida, ac Owner Forrest Foggin being released from containers of the Estate Of JEANNETTE E at 10: 00 a m Saturday D.ci"mtwr AItamore Cording 10 record plat recorded Springs, FlOrida 31701 repo rted th e palm trees, each in room 32. He said entry was LAIP4G, Deceased, Attorn eys for P et itioner wife Plat Book it. Page 27 of the Public 11th, 1976 Plaintiff. Publish Ploy . 26. Dec . 3. 1976 Publish Nov 26. Dc 3. Ii, I?, 1916 Records of Se m inole Count about seven-feet-tall and apparently gained to an advs y. 0F 130 Florida Zoned for a trai;er, AND DEF 124 planted in concrete pots, were jacent classroom by a window. GENEVA STEWARD THOMAS. The East 10 ft. of the W West 6Oft of MARIE A. WILLIAMS.a k aMARY Lot $2. takenfromthesidewalk[n front Duck Pond Addition to Thomas V. Leonard III, of A WILLIAMS, INVITATION TOBID GEORGE Casselberry, Seminole County. of World of Imports, 115 Fern Park, reported to deputies WILLIAMS. MINNIE MAPSON, Board of Trustees of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida, according to record plat EIGH TEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Magnolia Ave. lie said the trees that tools valued at $200 were PRISCiLLA WYLY, and SAMUEL recorded in Plat Book ii. Page p Seminole County Public Hospital IR. 1) MAPSON. invites bids u pon the following MAPSON . CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, were were valued valued at $200. $200. the Public Public Records R ec ords jf taken wwhen ?he ,f Seminole hen a van taken van was was broken Seminole FLORIDA Defendants OQIP.CFEDIC EQUIPMENT County, Florida, "They weighed at least 150- into in the parking lot at Green NOTICE OF SUIT Additional Information, plans and CASE NO. 16-22111- CA-44 has been filed againSt you and you pounds each," Foggin said, Meadows Apartments. TO QUIET TITLE specifications are available t Of In Re: the Marriage of are required to serve a copy of your lice of the Purchasing Agent IRVING SCHULZE, TO "and it would have taken two itt defenses, Deputy F.M. Stewart said THE STATE OF FLORIDA wren if any, to it on John DEFENDANTS All bids shall be mailed to the Husband Petitioner men and a truck to move Kim Levitt, of Altamonte STEWARD GENEVA A Baldwin, Plaintiff's attorney, BOa-d THOMAS. MARIE A. whose address a nd Trustees of the Seminole them." is 500 Highway 1792, County Public Hospital, HOt East JULIA L'HOTTA SCHULZE. Springs, reported $400 in sur- WILLIAMS. ak a MARY A. Fern Park, Florida 32730. on 01' Firit Street, Sanford, Florida 377 11 Officers said burglars en- veyor's instruments were WILLIAMS, GEORGE WILLIAMS. before December 301h, 1976, and file All Wile Reipcwvierrt bids NOTICE OF ACTION shall be postmarked not tered the Goldsboro Elemen- stolen from a construction site MINNIE MAPSON, PRISCILLA the original with the Clerk of this later than the 13th day of December TO JULIA L'HOTTA SCMULZE WYLY, and SAMUEL MAPSON. If Court either before service on 1976, and shall be received on or tary School lunchroom by on Alpine Street, Altamonte alive, and their unknown spouses, if Residence unknown Plaintiff's attorney or immediately before the 70 day of December 1916 Last known address unknown means and apparently Springs, while he was at lunch married, and if dead. their unknown therealler; otherwise, a default will Publish Dec I. heirs, deviser's. legatees. grantees, c 0 The Werner residence 2. 3. 1976 ) took lunch tickets valued at on Thursday. be entered agarist you f the rel.if DEG 2 9 Avenue of Two asns. spouses, lienors, creditors, mand de ed in the Complaint P525. Officers reported there She riff's deputies ha ve jailed successors, trustees of them and Rivers South WITNESS my hand and seat of are no suspects In the theft two men on circuit olt each of them, and any and all other thi5 Court on the 23rdtheday Rumson. New Jei.ey 077t0 of FICTITIOUS NAME or parties claiming by, November. 1916, NOTICE OF ACTION Investigation, warrants charging drug law persons NotIce is hereby given that I am through, under or against them or YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED (Seal) engaged In business at 1041 thit an Sheriff's deputies reported violations. Bond was set at each of them, and any and all action for dissolution of Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Scm mnota Blvd. today that the Milwee Middle $5,000 each for Donald Arthur parties or persons having or Casselberry, marriage has been filed against yOu Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida under the arid you are required to serve a C'py School near Longwood was the Kalebaugh, 20, of 1402 E. Notre claiming any right, title or interest By L inda M. Shaw fictitious name of AQUA AGRA, and of y in and to the following described ou r written defenses, if any, to it Deputy Clerk that I Intend to register said Dame Dr., Altamonte Springs, property, lying and situate in name on G ANDREW SPEER, Attorri,, s John A Baldwin With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and Richard Lane Cheever, 21, Seminole County. Florida , tow", JOHN A BALDWIN of Petitioner, whoie address is lii Seminole County, Florida in ac The West 39 feet, also the East 39 Baldwin & Dkeou West Commer cial Str eet, Sanf or d ofWinterGarden. Bothmen are cordance with the provisions of the feet, of Lot 1, Block 10. Tier "A", of Florida 37771, on or before Attorneys at Law Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit charged with three counts of Florida Land and Colonization 500 Highway 1792 December 20th, 1976, arid fit, the ( Section 863 09 Florida Statutes 1951 possession of contro ll ed sub- Company, Limited, E R. Traffords Fern Perk, Florida origi na l with the Cler k of this Cour1 37730 5: Donald F Wilson Jr Map of the TOWN OF SANFORD, before serv ice on Petitioner stance. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Publ, Dec 3. tO, II, 24. 1976 FLORIDA. according to Plat thereof attor ney or immediately thereafter Publish Nov 26. Dec. 3. $0, 17, 1976 DEC t otherwise a default will be ent,re.i recorded Plat Book I. Page 56. of the DEF 133 FREDDIE L STAFFORD against you for the relief demanded Public Records of Seminole County. Florida In Ihar Petition NORFOLK, Va. - Mar ine NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE and WITNESS my hand and t he seal c.t Corp. Freddie L. Stafford, SOC PROCLAMATION OF The middle I) of Lot I, Block tO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this Court on November 17th 1976 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND by virtue of that certain Writ of (Seal) REGULAR ELECTION of Mrs. EllzabethSt.afford of 616 Tier "A", Of Florida Land and FOR SEMINOLE Execution issued Out of and under COUNTY, TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS Colonization Company, Limited, E Arthur H Be(kwitf,, Jr Cypress Ave., Sanford, recently OF FLORIDA. the seal of the Circuit Court of THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, R Trattords Map of the TOWN OF Clerk of the Circuit Court returned from participation In FLORIDA: CIVIL ACTION NO. 76'fl13CA49.E Volusia County, Florida, upon a SANFORD. FLORIDA. accorcjmngto ATICO fly Mary P4 Dardei, MORTGAGE final judgment rendered in the COR the maritime portion of Js NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Pla t thereof recorded in Plat Book I. Deputy Clerk PORATION. aforesaid court on the SIP, day of Publish the City of Ca%ielb.rr'y, Florida, Page 36, of the Public Records of major Nov 19, 26. Dec 3. $0 1976 NATO ) exercises fhet Plaintiff, Novimber, A 0 1976. in that certain DEF 9' pursuant to lawful authority use County, Flor ida "Autumn Forge '76." He Is City of Casselberry, Florida. shall Seminole case entitled, Florida Public Service You and each of you hereby NATHANIEL SOLOMON, it ux . it Commission. Plaintiff, vs South serving as a member of an Tuesday, December 7, 1976, severally notified that LareBURKE al , VOIu5l Utility Company, Inc , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Regimen tal Landing Team-I, during the legal hours for voting STEELE. Administrator of the Defendants Defendant, whIch afor esaid writ of hold the regular election of thC City EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Estate of JEANNETTE E LAING, homebased at Camp Lejeune, o Cass elberry, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION Execution was delivered to me as CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE , deceased, has filed his Complaint in TO JAMES L OZBURPI and Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, FLORIDA N.C. "Autumn Forge" Is the Said eleCtion shalt be held at the the Circuit Court, Eighteenth DOLORES J. OZBURr.i, and I have levied upon the follow i ng Civil Action No. 76-2257.CA.O9.G tit1 of the annual training Casselberry Council Meeting Judicial Circuil in and for Seminole hiS is wife described property owned by South FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Chambers on said date and at the County. Florida, against you and exercises conducted jointly by times authorized for the UNKNOWN VoIvsi. Utility Company, Inc. said TGAGE ASSOCIATION. purpose Of each you as Defendants to quiet (Last known mailing address of Property being located In the nine members of the NATO electing the following city offIcials, the titleOf Plaintitt Seminole of the Plaintiff to the above, the aforesaid defendants being County, Florida, mor, particularly vs to wit, Alliance. described real property located In R.D 7, Box 16, Firetone Road, described as follows: LARRY EL BURCHER, of al. THREE (3) MEMBERS of the Seminole County. Florida, the ab Kernerivifle, North Carolina 2121.11 North Il'., feet of the East 25 feet City Council of the City of Defendants brevlated title of which Is entitled All parties Claiming Interests by, Of Lot 13. the South 17', fff Of the MAJOR WILMMS Cassitb.erry. Florida UAMS JR. NOTICE OF SUIT "L. BURKE STEELE, Ad. through underoraoainstjAMEsL East 23 fee of Lot 14 and vacated TO LARRY EL BURCHER AND AND BALBOA, C.Z. — Technical minhltrator of the Estate of OZBURN and DOLORES J. 01. Street on East Block A sit In Block REFERENDUM MARY J BURCHER, ON THE JEANNETTE E. LAING, deceased, BURN, his wife and to all parties "A", St. Johns River Estates, ac Sgt. Major Williams Jr., son of PROPOSED REVISED CHARTER Plaintiff, his wife versus GENEVA haven or claiming to have any cording to the plat thereof as Last KfvvfS Address Mrs. Cleo Jones of Sanford, has OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, STEWARD THOMAS, at at., right, title or interest in the real recorded In Plat Book $3 at pageS4, FLORIDA, which form of bllot tAt Cloisters Cove Defendants," and you and each of received his third award the th.aII property herein described. be as follows, Records of Seminole County, Cassetberry, Florida 32707 you, are hereby rew ired to serve YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED U.S. Air Force CoinmendaUon Florida. together with all water Shall Ordna,sceNO 3200fth,Ctt.y copy of your answer or oth Present Address er that an action to foreclose a mw. Proctlons Medal at Howard AFB, C.Z. and treatment equip. UNKNOWN Of Ca$selberry, Florida. duty defense. If any, upon FRANK C. fgagec,'i the following real property mint located thereon. Also utility adopted by the YOU ARE HEREBY notified that council on the 1st day WHI GHAM of ST ENSTROM, in Seminole County, Florida: William graiduaW in of S.Semertts as described in Exhibit a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage Pfovemher, A . D. 1976. imandrig OAVIS & McINTOSH, attorneys for Lot 734, SPRING OAKS, UNIT 4, "1" to Quitclaim 1952 from Croorn.s High School the existing Charter of the City of Plaintiff, whos, address is Post deed from Leisure encumbering the following real according according to the' .c;;ot as 'Au' kJ Park, Inc.. dated January and received his B.A, B.A. decree Ca sulb.ay FIci'da. be! Chapter Of te Boa 1.6.30, Sanford. proper'y 3 Florida. recorded in Plat Book $7. Pages 9S$. $972 and recorded in Vol. 63 13$), Laws of Florida, Speclil Loft, of THE COLONNADES. 2nd 37fl1. and to file the original of same N. Public Records of Seminole In im from La verne Caiff) Acts page 26 and 71, and 1316 at page Section, as recorded in Plat Book IA. in the office of the Click Of the County. Florida, IS of INS. as amen4, for the College. His father, Major and 98. VoIvlIa County as well Page 14. of the Public Records of of creating a revised above styled Court on or before as has been tiled against you and you Williams, lives in Midway, volume N at page oj charter as provided by Chapter 144, d 00w, Seminole County. Florida December 23rd, 1976. as required are reIired to serve a copy of your Laws of Florida, be approved a Seminole County (all Official his been tiled against you and you by law. It you fail to do so, ludgm.nf written d ef e his wife, Fl,, is nses, if any, to on VAN records) adoptet ate required to Serve a copy Of your by default will be taken against you. of Mrs. Arthur lenderson DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA., and the undersigned as Sheriff of For The Amendment: This Notice shall be published written defenses, if any, to it on af Post Office Box, Orlando, Fl or ida Seminole County. Florida, will at JOHN M MCCORMICK, attorney 1412 W. 15th St., Sanford. AgaIt The Amendment: — once each week for fos (4) con. 32002, and file the Original with the 11:00 AM. on thq 131h day Of for Plaintiff, whose address is Post ecutive weeks Clark of the above styled court ge December. A . D. This Nolic shall be posted as offer for sale Office Boa 333, 50$ East Church DATED this 16th day of before December 27th, 1916: arid sell to the requlre in the City 01 TIMOTHY CHAMPION highest biddir, for Street. Orlando, Florida, and fiti the Civalb.rry, November, AD., $916. otherwise a (udgmenf may be en cash, Florid., and shall be publI$hef in (Seart original with the Clerk of the above tered against you for the relief lewss, sublect to any andall existing f" Evening Herald once each wei at (hi Front (West) Door of styled Court an or before December Arthur H Bickwilh, Jr. NOIFLOK, Vi. - Mu demanded for at least low (i) consecutive in the campIajot or 11w Seminole County courthouse In 30th, 1976, otherwise a udgmen1 Clerk of the Circuit Court petition. Pvt Tlinhy M. Champion, 11, weeks prior to December 7, $974. Sanford, Florida, the above By: may be entered against you for the B y : Chefry Kay Travis WITNESS my hand and the Wei of Dated at Caslefb.rry, Florida, deicsij personal Property, n of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Deputy Clerk relief demanded In the Complaint. Mid COWl on November 121h, 19 76. That laid Sal, it being madeto this Ind day oq November, &o 1974, STEPISTROM, DAVIS 8. WITNESS my hand and the waIof Champion of 824 Holly (Seal) (Seal) satisfy the Ierm of said Writ said Court on November 22nd, 1914 MCINTOSH Arthur H B.ckwith, Altamonte Springs, has cornJr. Execution, 0. K. Chtens.n. Attorneys for Plaintiff (Seal) Clerk of the Circuit Court Ahayot pleted recruit training at the John E. Polk, Posh Office Box $330 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr By: Linda M. Shaw Publish. Nov. 5 Ii, 19, 26..Dec. 3, Sanford, Florida flnl Sheriff Clerk of IPle Circuit Court Corps Recruit Depot P914 Deputy Clerk Seminofo County, Firida Publish. Nov. It, 26.. Dec. 3. tO. $976 It Linda M 5156* Publish. NOV. It, 26., Dec. 3, 10, 197 Pains Island, S.C. DEF 24 OEF5S PubliiJ, Na It, 24. Dec 3. tO, 1976 Deputy Clerk DEF DEF II Publ5h Uo 26, Dec 3, tO, 1?, 1974 on ' t Step Down IN BRIEF I IN t -ISI-. Rig. 19 99 The Walkie.Talkle of space 1999 Kit includes aquarium, pump, filter, food tubing, book and th.rmom,t,,', 2 1 Total rsst wtlghtt oz. twin pack Assorted prints and patterns. Sizes 52*52. 5270 and 52x90 compare ... you can't do better than Zayre! Zayre!T SANFORD HIGHWAY 17-92 at AIRPORT BLVD. OPEN MON. TO SAT. 9a.m.-9p.m.---SUp& Ii a.m.-dp.m. _____ �- tl_cn._-. ' ±,vs-u'. - r c,.., .-' - ..-' ' -r'-.'c'.c:..- ' c - . I Evening Herald Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ui N rhEMil AVE.. SANFOHI), Fl.A, 32771 Ait'i (dt 05-322.26ll or &11.9993 Friday, December 3, 976-4A "Bartelby the Scrivener" is a rather obscure short story written by Herman Melville. Bartelby prepared deeds and copied legal documents for a living. One fine day Bartelby just quit talking to people. When asked if he'd like to resume conversations, he'd just mumble, "I'd prefer not to, I'd prefer not to." Make of that what you will. Some said Bartelby was so "turned off" by things around him, he quit talking because things were no longer worth talking about. That would mean he was an intellectual a super bright person who realized his fellow office workers weren't communicating, anyway. So, he just stopped talking. In a way, Bartelby reminds me of Ro bert Picrcc's latest action. Pierce, the assistant county attorney, just quit his job, he said, to retain his sanity. Around WAYNE: D. DOYlE. Publisher NOUM•N H OSHIIIN. Editor JOSEPH 1). VAN HR\CKI.E, Advertising Director H'qiie l'l1vtr% Wt'ok. cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $23 10 R Mid In Florida same as home delivery All o ther ifl,iii \lirith, $2J0. 6 Months. I6.20: 12 Months, $32.40 9 L I,— J — The Next Step The Clock Is Up To You By El) I'RICKETT The Herald this week completed its series of "What Are They Really Like?"— a closeup on all candidates for local and municipal offices in Tuesday's elections in Seminole County. Similar profiles were prepared for the Nov. 2 general elections on candidates for county and statewide offices. And, to cap it off, in the Sunday Herald, political writer Donna Estes will summarize, and review key facts regarding each of your local candidates. We have presented this unique series as an extra guide for you. the voter. For, when you reach that bottom line, you do not want to have to make your final judgment solely on campaign rhetoric and promises and what one candidate says about another— and how he (or she) says it. You want to know more about the man behind the politician, the campaign sign, and the slogan. What's he (or she) really like? In the final analysis, each of you will vote for a candidate based on your studied insight, perception and understanding of him or her as an individual, potential leader and neighbor. We hope we have helped in that endeavor. The final step is up to you. VOTE. Pierce worked in county government about two years. During that time he gained valuable experience. Because that's where attorneys learn how to apply their schooling to real-Life situations. As of Dec. 10, Pietce has resigned. Like Bartelby, he has said, "I'd prefer not to." The real !oser is the county. All the cxper1en Pierce gained will go down the drain. And part of the reason for that is the feud between Republicans and Democrats on the board. Old Pierce got caught in the middle of that and that was no place to be. County government loses good experience and potentiality for the future. I lose someone to argue with. Pierce, arguing with you was okay. I'll miss that, kind of. Most of all, though, I'll miss an :xcellent wit, a very capable mind and discussions with an attorney who made sense. 1 be politicians around Pierce didn't always communicate. And, if they did, it was in a language all their own. Not a language that would be easily accepted by someone trained to be an attorney. In a way, Pierce just told county commissioners he'd "prefer not" to continue in the attorney's position because the job didn't make any sense, anymore. And the ridiculous political bickering was affecting his life. One nice thing about Pierce was his truthfulness. lie was not a politico. And he could talk to you intelligently on any number of topics. lie had a good understanding of today's society. Also, Pierce WORLD Hua Named Foreign Minister In Government Shakeup RAY CROMLEY Patent Sys te m PLAIRS 4 I .4 , It ) 4, P. "I I " )I 0 '-p . Under Fire _.- " W11 ~-)O,' "', I . .. _~,,,, - 15;( WASHINGTON iNEAm Under the umbrella Sometime before the end of this year, the U S. .1 ' of his tran sition team, set up last August. can Patent and Trademark Office will have issued didate Jimmy Ca rt er o pe rated one of the most the four-mill ionth patent for some new and effective strategies for winning over useful invention or process, or improvement on strategically placed personalities that I've seen an old one. in a half-dozen presidential elections. : Since the first patent was Issued in 1790 for U I This team, preparing for a Carter . IV a better way of making potash the nation has Administration months before it was clear that ,' benefited immeas ur ably from the fo un ding _________ : wo ul d be a Ca rt er Administration, was assigned I fathers' reco gnition that the nat ur al desire for ., a small-scale budget of $140,000 out of scarce . private gain was the world's greatest engine for campaign funds and sought position papers and promoting the general good, if properly hat. written advice from several thousand influential nessed. f .._._[,. citizens nationwide on what a Carter The patent system has been rightly credit ci Admini.stri,tion's policies should be. .-- I with adding the fuel of profit to the fire of ________ F Now there is nothing more flattering to a man genius" and has been revised only twice in if or woman, however prominent, to be asked his 1836 and in 1952. Under c ur ren t Law, a patentj views on a major national issue by the . holder is granted exclusive rights to his in1 presidential nominee of a major political party. A" vention for a period of 17 years. = ' 1And when that candidate asks for a five to eight. Patent applications have ris en to more than 1 page written proposal on a matter with which 100,000 a year while the rate of issuance lags at , you are deeply concerned, the flattery is most between 50,000 and 80,000 a year. As a result, a compelling. number of bills have been introduced in FE4Tust I know one prominent man, active at high Congress in recent years to modernize and evels in a succession of Republican and streamline the patent process. Democratic administrations with a philosophy roughly 180 degrees from Mr. Carter's At the same time, unfortunately, the system who became a convert after being asked to submit his has come under attack for another reason: A houghts, through he had no assurance his advice century ago, most patents were issued to inwould be followed. This man knew, in fact, that (lividUals. Today, 75 to 80 per cent of all patents he overwhelming advice on the subject in which are issued to companies. he Is expert was being sought from those with Some federal agencies and federal judges news radically different from his own. actually seem to view patents as contrary to the The unstated implication, though repeatedly public interest, charges T. L. Bowes, executive denied, was that having been asked for advice, director of Intellectual Property Owners. Inc., a he adviser would then eventually be considered Washington-based organization devoted to NEW YORK AP — President-elect Jimmy capital goods industry to buy its steel. or a top-level position in a Carter Carter can best encourage capital investment, he preserving the patent Incentive. Larry's statements came In an interview as — .. . . . .. . 11 .f . . . . . .: . :- -. . . . . . — ' S . ____ ' . . . . - . .,. ______ ___• ________ _____________ ' • ' - — ' _____ - — BERRY'S WORLD I --, -: 'i., Si -02 "0/ all the stupid things! Why did I go to 'Marathon Man' and watch that drilling scene LAST NIGHT?' Unless the Chinese veto hini, Secretary. General Kurt Waldheim appears certain to lx' re-elected. Waldheim and former President _11 Luis Echeverria of Mexico are the leading candidates, — — — By TERRY KIRKPATRICK CULIACAN, MeXil'() AP ThOiLsands of peasants have disrupted farm work in the state of Sinaloa to enforce demands for land, - Calderon to come to the region today to try to convince the squat ters to let the farmers vork. C on f i Administration, assuming a Democratic victory. the spending for new factories and machines that I understand, in fact, that between a thousand creates jobs, by fostering a mood of optimism, a a nd two thousand of those solicited did in fact leading industrialist says. mubmit written opinions on subjects like "The most constructive thing this adgovernment reorganization, business, labor and ministration can do for a while Is ride easy in the r egulatory agency problems, defense, foreign saddle ... let the people get a feeling of conaffairs, Intelligence activities, inflation and fidence," says R. heath Larry, vice chairman of unemployment. U.S. Steel Corp. Now a few thousand men and women are but "There is a f ai r amount of money ready to be ilightly more than a droplet in a national elecion. But they can be highly influential all the invested if the confidence Is right. What little I same if carefully chosen from among those who read about Jimmy Carter encourages me that he old leadership positions in labor and finance, might be sympathetic to that view." Spending by businessmen for new tools and 'eligious and minority groups, academic and igricultural circles, and in other circles where facilities has picked up lately, but not in the boom proportions many people were hoping for. 1r. Carter needed votes to secure a victory, With key men and women of influence being During an upswing in the economy, such spenIrawn into the circle, however obliquely — and ding usually kicks in some time after a owever small their actual weight in Mr. Car- resurgence in consumer spending. Th e expansion gives industry the ca pacity to er's plans — the word gets around. And much produce the goods consumers want. And it opens nore effectively than through radio, ipeeches and other standard campaign up not only regular jobs at the new facilities but .echniques. What's created Is an aura of employment for those who build them. Capital spending is expected to rise only 2 per -efleded prestige and competence gleaned from he reputations of those he's asked for advice and cent this year and only 9 per cent next year, according to estimates of the Conference Board, :ounsel.' There is every Indication In the weeks since a business research organization, Nov. 2 that Mr. Carter, as president, will use this Larry thinks he knows why, and what he thinks similar techniques in his attempts to get Is significant. ocgresstogoalongwithhimincarrymgouthis U.S. Steel, the nation's largest steelmaker, p ilms. Senators and Representatives love, above some hard capital investment decisions of its ill, to be listened to by anyone, particularly a own to make in the coming months. And It President. depends to a large extent on the ability of the Want to Know "What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald Is C prepared to become chairman of the National They apparently subscribe to the faulty syllogism, he says: Monopolies are bad for the • Association of Manufacturers. patents are monopolies, therefore Tooling up for new production or building a nation, patents are bad for the nation. new mill can cost hundreds of millions of dollars and take years. Larry says executives faced with One U.S. senator, since retired, went so far as a go or nogo decision are dealing with uncertain to maintain that "inventions belong to all the environmental regulations and federal energy people and an inventor is not entitled to profit policy, from his creation." from long will It take and will it be possible to But we are in an era of history when. perhaps get an envireamental Impact statement? It can more than ever before, new Inventions will be take three years to clear away the underbrush" needed to meet the unique demands of the times, of federal regulations, he said. Bowes points out. Developments in energy 4 and use, In food production, housing, U.S. Steel will spend $150 million to $200 million generation next year, he transportation, communications and a host of for environmental purposes estimated. "Fifteen to 20 per cent of our capital other areas will be urgently needed. budget has to go to making up for environmental "Patents are as much In the public interest deficiencies In times past. This is a real cost. It's now as they were almost 200 years ago," he sa ys, just like a tax." "but they must be respected if they are to conThe second big unknown Is energy. "We went tinue to function. Patents have helped us for a through a decade of converting everything to oil long time; they can help us In the future." or gas only to find we're about to run out of gas," Larry said. If nuclear energy Is chosen to power a new Americans will not know for some tune plant, will environmental opposition block It? If coal is chosen, what type will be available and whether they elected the better man Nov. 2, but will it be environmentally acceptable?, he asked. at least they elected the better handwriter. So says autograph "We're at a moment of great indecision who made an analysisexpert Charles Hamilton, of the signatures of the there," Larry said. "It's a great deterrent to presidential candidates for the Writing future investment at the moment." Instrument Manufacturers Assn. Jimmy CarThe key to more capital investment may be ter's handwriting, he reports, Is more legible attitude, and Larry is optimistic. than Gerald Ford's. share this Christmas witha special Someone. Bank. cmx ketchup and pickle fortune, who spent In 1975, Jones earned $30,000 for full-time ore than $2 million out of his own pocket to Will work. In 1976, he concentrated on campaigning e Pennsylvania Senate seat. A spokesman told for Congress. Yet he collected $41,000 from the the exta miwney was needed to combat the two corporations for part-time work. mlItical clout of Heinz' Democratic opponent, Jones contends that the corporations should 1111am Green. determine how much time he should work and On a smaller scale, other candidates ° what he should be paid. But R.ayn warns In his 'ew on their personal reserves. Ohio ct.nfidential co mplaint to the FEC: isinesaman Howard Metzenbauzn, for "This contention, if supported by the FEC, ample, put up $35,000 of his own money. It Iped him upset the Republican Incumbent, would create a massive loophole In the Federal bert Taft. Election Cainpaing Act and encourage cotporationa and unions to make gifts of moneys. In TheSupremeCowtmayalsohaveopenedup UP the form of unearned or partially unearned loophole In the law, which prohi[4ts c salaries, to candidates for federal office, rations from contributing to political can- provided the corporations or unions had the lates. Under the decision, corporations could foresight to put such candidates on their payrolls Lain candidates as cons ultants. The corporate prior to the candidat es beginning their cams would become personal income to the palgns." rididaies, who could then use the money for Jones told us he believes It was his "conUtical purposesstitutfonal right" to work for the two cor- poratlons at the same time he was running for is that most oil ministers are pushing for a 15 per public office. lie added that the corporatio ns are ce nt price incre 'e. This wo uld cost U.S. conconsidering a lawsuit against Ryan for slander. sumers more than :'llllon. The best hope for a 'I But it's the Issue, not the example, that is lower price increase lies with Saudi Arabia. Th e important. The rich now have a decided ad- Saudi oil minister, Ahmed Zaki Yamami, vantage in seeking public office. reportedly has pointed out to his colleagues that INTELLIGENCE DIGEST: Soviet leaders are they now a huge financial stake In the West. suspicious of President-elect Jimmy Carter. ILLS Higher oilhave prices will only increase Inflation in campai gn sta temen ts about getting to ugher with the West, which wil l cheapen their petrodollars. Russia, combined with his background as a Yamani has also warned, according to InNaval Academy graduate, apparently have telligence reports, that the Arab cause could lose made the Soviets uneasy, They reacted to his the support of the poor, developing countries by election, according to intelligence report., by driving up oil prices too high. deliberately turning down the termometer on —Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., suggested Soviet.tJ.S. relations. At the same time, they have put out cautious feelers about warming In Israel the other day that President-elect the atmo bere again. Not until they have taken Jimmy Carter continue to use Henry Kissinger Carter's measure, suggest Intelligence reports, after January as a special negotiator in the Middle East, The idea didn't go over too well with his Israeli hosts, Privately, they distrust cryst.all.ze, —The Central Intelligence Agency has Kissinger. They blame him for stopping the 1973 reported the Kremlin would like to lighten Its Arab-Israeli war before they could capture the economic burden In Cuba, The Soviets have Egyptian Third Army. suggested to Fidel Castro, therefore, that hi! — Intelligence reports Indicate that the sho uld work toward opening trade with the moderates on both sides of the Arab-Israe li United States. The greatest obstacle to better dispute are gaining the ascendency. The best Cuban-U.S. relations Is the presence of Cuban est imate Is that progress toward peace Is likely troops in Angola. The CIA reports that Castro after Jimmy Cart er moves into the White House. apparently has started to bring them home. - The secret Israeli analysis of Carter, meanwhile, —The best Intelligence from Inside the conclude that he'll keep his commitments to Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Israel 4 p 15 ARR V . -"' — pain of traditional dental work. cleaned with a drill. The technique was developed The methed has several ad- Florida Department of Administration gaine( support m the Elko County Commission to back a $20,196 short term note. Mrs. Ki.mbe r said the state has approved the loan How was the price arrived at" "That's what they offered," said Ortiz, "and that's what we decided t sell for It must be a fair price" ,.. - Ch I, of 4 sc&'rut: .nJ background Select additional I 11(l S)'.0 tIj) to 11) l97 See our m' larq.' 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THE LOWEST STICKER PRICE D HIGHEST GAS MILEAGE CAR I 1 1 IN United Parcel Service, the largest parcel delivery firm. , Bailar told reporters that even a quick settlement of the strike would give little relief to the Postal Service because most United Piucel customers AMERICA. ________ ______ . .,-. : , -. .- . -. , - - , .. __ — YOU ASKED FOR IT YOU GOT IT have already made other arrangements for transporting ' . -"s . .rr'f WASHINGTON tAP, Ut' Postal Service's deadline f o r mailing packa ges is it it sa ys it will do its best to 't the parcels delivered during th' holidays on time even if tL', are mailed late. The Postal Service reney,s1 Christmas items. ______ -. . janim F. Bailar said Thursday, "We are cone-rred that people i:..:'.... , .pW ___________________ r dr,ItI ___ -- (;or"" ,," . 1 less than expected. . ! fo7;i . #I P ac age A professional 8 x 10 color portrait for - 9 .*f-7, , Deadline I uS T i ouay o d ay r J GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION MONTELLO, Nev. tAP) Montello residents finally have a town they can call their own. The Southern Pacific Railroad agreed Thursday to accept the residents' offer of $20,196 for about 300 acres in and around the old railroad town in noror theastern Nevada. "The people who had been torking so hard for this, I can tell you they are happy today,"said resident Bernice Kmniber Mrs. Kimber said the salt' could entice new business to Montello, which was once a busy water stop for steam locomotives and a crew-exchange point, but now is a sleepy town of retirees. S1 spokesman Henry Ortiz said the deal would include the 288 lots in town and acreage surrounding it, plus the water and sewer system. He said residents had been leasing the 121 pedlotsfo:betw:en s: arrY 01,1,0 tually eliminates the grinding fill it jot as they would a cavity " VO l E I _' MPH time they own it. Ruling Helps Rich Buy Into Congress WASHINGTON— The Supreme Court has Allegedly, this may have happened in a iade it possible for the wealthy to buy their way California House race. Rep. Leo Ryan, D-Calif., ito Congr ess. has filed a confidential complaint with the A recent ruling made the sky the limit on the Federal Elections Commission against his se of personal funds in a campaign. The Republican oçonent, Robert Jones. ecislon was handed down in time for According to the complaint, Jones was em)ngresslonal candidates to pump more dillon of their own money into their campaigns ployed by his own corporation, Money Market Services. Inc. and by Chase Econometrics as year. Associates, a subsidiary of the Chase Manhattan The record was set by John Heinz, heir to the J IE , 1 11 F _ ! Life. n AUVE A' Ntontello Justice of the Del Pruitt had said the townspeople wanted to buy their land because they "Just felt it was JACK ANDERSON and put them to work." FLORIDA n a — I Evening Heiuld ' Res idents Purchase I Town and landowners warn ed that their crops could stiffer. The owners asked Got'. Alfonso SUBSCRIBE NOW—CALL 322-2611 cavity. m thin u say, the decayed material breaks and flakes away. , Peasants Demand Land k _____ Save Gas, The doctors use a needle to away from being available to They say that sometimes they dentists, it appears to be the need to drill to expose the closest thing yet to painless cavity enough for the chemical dentistry. to work. After they clean out the The new method requires no decay with the GK-101, they anesthesia even for large cay- drill a little more to give the ies, the doctors say and vir- hole its proper shape. Then ,. • \~ sity who developed the chemIaI called GK-101, they have tested it successf ully on hunis an Although the method is years — • . "11 Pain, Dr i ing In Dentistry — UNITEE) NATIONS N.Y. (AP) The 15 members of the Security Council begin private meetings today to work out arrangements for the election of the next secretary-general of the United Nations. . Reduces pray BOSTON (AP) For people and tested by Melvin Goldman vantages over current dental interview. "It also removes Before the chemical can be who fear going to the dentist, and Joseph H. Kronman, both practices, the doctors say. only the decay. Since a drill re- used commercially, it will rethere's good news for the fu- professors at Tufts Dental "The heat and pressure that a moves everything It touches, quire more testing and approvture: a chemical spray that re- School. A report on their find- drill produces would be mm this is a more conservative ap- al by the Food and Drug Admoves decay from teeth with ings was published In the cur- irnized," Kronman said in an proach." ministration. Little drilling and almost no rent issue of the Journal of the pain. American Dental Association. _______ Researchers at Tufts Univer- Waldheim Best Bet In U.N. ________ ____ The Internal Revenue Service has an investigation under way called Project Haven. The idea Is to discover some illegality by which the U.S. Department of Justice can shoot down the use of offshore trusts for avoidance of Income tax. Part of the Investigation centered around Castle Bank & Trust Ltd., a popular dollar refuge in Nassau. While the inquiry was in process, a certain officer of the Link traveled to the United States. In his possession was a briefcase containing enlightening documents. The Immediate problem was to separate the executive from his briefcase. An IRS informant struck up an acquaintance with the traveler. He managed to convince him that a banker's life ought not be completely immersed in arithmetic; surely there was room somewhere for fun and games. The consequence was that the executive laid aside his portable files temporarily to accept a brief "date" arranged for Pun by the informant. In the ensuing interlude contents of the brief case were copied for the IRS. Ai some point along the line, the IRS obtained an indictment against a Chicago lawyer named Burton W. Kanter. The prosecution's objective was to show that Kanter's Law firm and another law firm in Miami were the principals behind Castle Bank. If proved, this would mean that the accounts of Castle Bank aren't really tax shelters because they are not foreign controlled, but rather are secretly and actually controlled by U.S. residents. The briefcase data, Including account-holders' names, were designed to establish that point. The manner by which the IRS caine into possession of the names became a topic of hlghlevel consideration. Director of Internal Revenue Don Alexander opined that the Informant's activities "involved a violation of Bahamian law." IRS intelligence chief Thomas Clancy voiced an advisory from an IRS memorandum that the agency's Informant could be prosecuted for violation of Florida laws prohibiting prositution. The high-level topic of conversation, conducted behind closed doors became public Information when defendant Kanter filed a routine request under the Freedom of Information Act. lie opened the $9 envelope and behold! the record of the conversation on the clandestine IRS procedure dropped out. As you may well Imagine, the IRS fury hit the shingles. Release of the document that revealed scheming in high places was blamed on low-level employes. The office of the agency's chief counsel prepared an analysis of the damage. It concluded that release of the documents endangers success of the prosecution of the fraud case against Kanter and associates. Kanter, of course, is happy with the windfall, but claims he ought not to be prosecuted In the first place. At most, he figures, the case Is a civil matter, turning on whether the Bahamas shelter Is legal or illegal; that is, whether he or the IRS puts the correct interpretation on the technical rules governing offshore trusts. The principle is that tax avoidance is not illegal inas much as the IRS itself makes rules as to how tax avoidance can be achieved. The irony is this: a private group that undertakes to conform to highly technical rules and still avoids taxes Is prosecuted as criminal. On the other hand, the activities of a government group that indulges In blatant misconduct procuring) would have except for a bureaucratic blunder been kept even from public knowledge. Will the real criminal please stand up' S Communist party. .: Double Standard ' a government shakeup t'xpectl to huttres the policy of rapproche'll e nt with the United States. Iluang, formerly Peking's U.N. ambassador, replaces his old friend and longtime associate Chiao Kuan-htia. It was believed Chiao was removed because he and his wife were close to Mao Tse'tung's widow, Chiang Ching, who is under arrest with three other leaders of the radical wing of the Chinese DON OAKLEY Carter's Shrewd Strategy — TOKYO (AP) I luang I Iua, China's leading diplomat, has been named foreign minister in . Work To Survive Must CAIRO, Egypt (AP — At father %4ork.s at a laundry shop. has exceeded two million this flation this year. a day. They never take a day off They intend their children dawn, 8-year-ckl Nadia and her If we don't help him, how else year. In the process, children Youngsters aged 6 to 19 work and at the end of the month grow up to earn a few pennies to brother Fathy, 7, hitch a donkey can we live?" have become an essential part at almost any job. Thousands of their boss gives them each the help them out of their condition, to a cart and start their rounds According to a 1975 United of the economy. them do not attend school. equivalent of $7.50. but this only digs them further —. collecting garbage. They are Nations survey, Egypt had "The economic situation of Although primary education is "Child labor Is a byproduct of down." part of Egypt's burgeoning about 1.9 million youngsters — the masses Is getting worse," compulsory, the law Is not en- poverty," said Sociologist Saad As a result, more and more child-labor force. roughly 20 per cent of the na- said Amira Bassouiny of the forced. Also, since it is Illegal to Eddin Ibrahim, a professor at children are likely to join the Carrying baskets, the two tion's labor force working at Arab League Manpower Office. hire children of school age, the American University here. work force unless the governchildren climb the stairs of menial jobs to help their fanii- "Prices of foodstuffs are soar- bosses get around the law by "Moreover it is population ex- ment makes a serious effort to apartment buildings and knock lies through difficult economic ing uncontrolled and a penny not listing them on the payroll, plosion which is holding back enforce the compulsory educaon doors for tenants to bring out times. makes a lot of difference for the avoiding fines by the labor of- the advancement of the poor tion law. their garbage cans, which Egyptian manpower experts lower Income classes." Lower- fice. and widening the already dan. "But there are no great Nadi,, and Fathy clear out with say they believe the U.N. fig- income wages range from the Because of the illegality in. gerous gap between them and chances for that in the lmnietheir hands. tire, which does not include Egyptian pound equivalent of %olved they earn very little, the rich. diate future," said sociologist "It is hard life," Fathy said. hundreds of thousands of chil- $30 to $40 a month. Fathy and Nadia, for instance, "It is on account of their pov- Ibrahim. "Unless the economic "We are seven children and my dren who work in agriculture. Egypt has had 30 per cent in- put in imiore than 10 hours work erty that the poor procreate, lot of the masses gets better, poverty will force parents to take their childr en out of school IN BRIEF — didn't particularly like newspapers, or reporters who worked for them. I don't think he disliked them, but I guess sometimes he just wished they weren't always nosing around. Egyptian Children Friday, Dec. 3,19 76--SA - �fi A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Dec.). 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Seminole Defense . _ - --I& Reroutes Cotton Gets 34 , .vow. - !. Spruce `A 1r,17"' ~ -_ J 1~ ~ ~ 3'. .''-.- - _-V N \ I/, k:~ -- . .1. Pr- - 4 - . ,11 ' ,-. .1 . P , _______ . !' r• v i : i~.. 4 ,~i , ,4 0, ~ .•' _ -.'.• .' - ' . .. .,. -.'. . ' .. .-•-- -. '\ _\ , '-. ' (,.... . -. .... . .: ___ __ I PO __ • ' . _____ .I - 7 . , . - '2 j - 1 ' : I. / - ,s ; - . Longwood B*ke Racer I V : W *r i V - — ________ - ' By EI.l)A Nl(1101 .S Herald Correspondent -- : CAA J l.? UttCII('S iiigti !J)F -. •' __ _______ __________ _____ ., __ - ft . 14 ,1* I - - _______ '. V. ________ -. - • ______ - ts~ --- -• 17 - '- . • •' - - ,- • - .-••- ____ i - ____________ 1 ' - I -. I.. Hoop Shoot Scheduled Saturday In Sanford Lakeview Middle School will be the site Saturday for the annual "Hoop Shoot" freethrow contest sponsored by Sanford Elks Lodge 1241. Twenty-five public and private schools will be participating. The event begins at 1 p.m. Chairman is Chris Marlette, coach at Goldsboro Elementary school. The district contest is scheduled at Vero Beach High School 10 p.m., Dec. 11, for the local winners in the following age groups: 8-9 boys and girls, 10-11 and 12-13. About 70,000 participated in the national 1975 contest. Each contestant gets 25 shots. Names of the top winners will be inscribed in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, Springfield, Mass. — Raiders Trip p, C I , . a - T and the Seminoles were able to go into the final session lea di ng by 10 po ints, 42-32. , uespiie- me tour p0mm margin at the end, the outcome was never really in question. The Hawks were able to outscore Sanford 8-3 In the final 1:20 of the game, to make the score respectable at the end. - Seminole Community College termission, showing a 40-26 stretched its record to 6-2 edge. The Raiders outscored Thursday night with an in- the visitors from Winter Park presslve 97-56 victory over the by 26 points in the second half. Ro[Iinsjavveeina game which ROLLINS Seaman 2 23 saw every Raider hit the Murray S 2212. Crawford 7 00 6. Durkee S 3 I 1]. Orr 2 135. Camp scoring column. 52 iI2 Hammon I 7 2 1. T0t4I% Gdes Tarver, playing the robe bell 27 12 , 56 of super-sub to the hilt, scored SEMINOLE Tarer 6 33 IS, 15 points to pace Seminole's Sterling I 00 2. Atkins 1 00 S. W balanced attack. Robert Lewis Williams S (-I It, Zipko 3 12 S. Kru,r 1 00 5; Lewis 1 00 II; had 14, David Krazlt 13 and Wilkerson 317? Kra:iI 61113. 5 Willie Williams 11 for SCC. Williams 1 00 7. Reynolds 1 00 2; "All in all, it was a good ef- LouisIIII 23. Gabriel 3 I 2 7. Totals 41 9 ffort, I felt the boys played together well and I hope we Rollins 40 57 -47 have somet hing going," said Seminole FoulS Rollins 16. Seminole It, winning coach Joe Sterling. Seminole led by 15 at in- Fouled out none Tam a, o Battlefite/ lit. again scored a big two-pointer ___ I 1..L , . _17~__ 0_1 - - - - - • -___-• __________ %%iggins (5-I), Steiner leap For ball For CHESTER, Pa. (AP) Danny Murtaugh, who pledged to make his fourt h baseball retire ment his last so he could devote more time to the grandchildren he loved, is dead at age 59. Murtaugh, who left the PiILI burgh Pirates just two months ago, slipped into a coma and died Thursday night after suEfer in g a st ruke two days ear li er. 'In my younger years, Idon't think I spe nt enough time with my c hildren," said the sentimental Irishman when he quit octotr. "I'm going to make it up with1 my grandchil dren." Murtaugh was stricken at his home in nearby Woodi) Tuesday and taken to Crozer Chester Medical Center. The stroke as considered serious and his condition steadily deteriorated. lie had a 10-year history of heart trouble and his death foblowed what he said was a season of very bad health. His friends in hzitzhiIi1 mourned the fact that he would not get the chance to fulfill his retirement dreams: sc out ball- players In the warm and easy sun, smell the roses, and play with • hit urni-1,'hiIi4r,wi . FlU Wins 108,107 WINTER PARK SEMINOLE FO F RiI,en Cotton 12 ID Davi d Craig 1 7 Ken Brown i 0 Terry Smith I 7 David Wiggins 1 0 Kevin Brown 2 Totali 21 II SPRUCE CREEK Paul Steiner 3 7 Chris Cantrell S I Robert Smith 1 2 Rusty Barnhart 3 0 Aaron Bryant 6 I Curls Davis 1 0 lames Howard 1 0 23 6 Totals - — _____ ______ _____ - ' - _____ I' ______ "You only think about trying to win and even though you are in front, you gotta remember the guy right behind you might be coming up fast." That's the philosophy of Alan Joiner, 15, second-place winner in the Bicycle Motocross National Cliamheld Sunday at Bear Claw 11lotocross Track, Longwood. Alan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Joiner, Lo ngwood, and has been racing for a year-and-a-half. What's he got to show for it all' "Well. I've got 40 first-place trophies, with over 60 in all," he said. Besides shelves full of trophies, Alan keeps his racing bike tucked safely in his bedroom. "Everyone knows they better Sot mess with Alan's bike," laughed Alan's mother. "It's nearly always in use because I'm on it about 24 hours a day," Alan interjected. [[NJUflU Murtaugh Succumbs At 59 _______ .'." - * ___________________ . — '\ __-.t.--_ N l / - FlU used 29-point performances by Calvin Lingelbach and Bo Clark to chalk up a narrow 108-107 TP 34 2 a i victory over Wesleyan College Thursday night. .'IESLEYAN - 0 Mason 1200 34. ,etO 110034. Elder 2226. Burde3117. Clianne!l I 3519, Barker 3 0 111 6. Grant 0000 Totals. 19 9 17 ID? FTU - Prettier 900 II, Linqe(bah 1111029, Riley 3220, Clark 12 S S 29 Sparrow 90 11$, Speyty 7004, Kru(I 1 0 0 2 Totals 1711 1 4105 $4 • Ii ID 6 13 2 2 s Wesleyan FTU 0 44 41 6 10-ID? 44 47 6 11-164 0 ri arrior * S TAMPA (AP) Athero, 22, ir, University Mike Calderon is a faded Dr.said B.D. Owens, 41.President schools in the National Colic- tag was $170,000 for the 1974-75 university has improved aca- coming freshmen has risen ships and stayed on to study professional football, he thinks, giate Athletic Association season. The university proj.. demically, according to sur- from 2.15 to 2.49 on a scale of business management. a warrior of a bygone era. 'Ic He said it was creating deficit NCAM. and maybe the plague of in. ected losses totaling $2,000 For veys. 4.0. was a tackle for the Uruversity spending and pushing the "1 liked the school," said juries would have disappeared. There were those who wanted 1976-71 and $-4(rZ,340 for 1976-fl There's little campus talk of "About two-thirds (of the Darnell. "I was also tired of of Tampa Spartans when col- private four-year liberal " But, he said, "I may have the university to drop the pro. when placed in competition for the football days anymore. football team) couldn't be ad- getting banged up ...(But) I lege footoall was axed for fi- college toward bankruptcy. gone somewhere else 3nd gotgram from major college to ticket sales with the new Na - Some freshmen say they only mitted under the present aca- thought dropping football was ten injured in the first scrtnj nandal reasons nearly two Over nine years, football pro- small college competition with- tional Football League ex- discovered during registration dentic standards," said Walter the worst thing they could have mage." years ago. duced a deficit of $1,189,000, in the NCAA. That could reduce pansion team, the Tampa Bay that there ever was a football 0. Turner, admissions director. done. A lot of people would "I don't think anyone remem- said the 35-member Board of expenditures in a season of Buccaneers. leant. The other former Spartan is "Most were conditional stu- rather see a college team play hers us," laments Calderon, a Trustees, games with small, closer-toly Tom "The kids aren't running dents." Hobson, who was on a oneNinety per c than a pro team en t of th junior and one of only fo ur Owens endur ed the wra th of home college teams, tl*)f pa rticular e faculty around like it's a party school. ne wable scho larship ançl was Of the 58 players with seholwhen the pro team doesn't year re hind be th players still at the campus. e move to cancel an engraged comniunity. A gued. now Is a junior studying the sport. English professor Dr, Now it's down to academics," arship eligibility, 41 either win." Phillmp Field, where the threat on his life brought police There were those who op- Francis Gillen said h id Bob lezzi, president of the dropped out or were recruited The Bucs. in their first year, criminology and business. Ile e would Spartans trained for battle, is protection from the university posed the university losing the has a 3.2 grade average. t associ- by athletic staffs of other uni- are winless. hAve approved retaWng footsilent now. And the Saturday and the City of Tampa. $6,000 in 70 a thl etic sch atlon. Tampa still participates In versities. Seven others gradurught gam es that made the Calderon, a sociology major, Noetheless, gone was the ahip. There was the en olar- ball "only if there had been other sport s Senior Steve Mingione tiled, raged equal emphasis on academics," also stayed in Tampa where gridiron sport campus king are program that had produced dluulni who inmedtately agreed. Today, four former players widowed mother lived, where mere memories, such professional athletes as dropped 50 per cent of its finanWith football, said Ower Funds that could have gone "Everyo ne is kind of over it remain, juniors and seniors his wife worked and at the In the past eight years, 45 Jim Del Gaizo, Leon Mc'Quay, cial siport. "You are talking a bout $30,(X into the educational process now," be said. •,j1 hardly working toward their degrees. colleges have dropped football. Darryl Canton, John Matuszak school that would honor his full to $45,000 to move the team for And there were bong-time were being drained, he said, talked about." Senior John Heath of Braden- scholarship. In February 1975, Tampa and Freddie Solomon, an away game, depending on stporters who insisted the and athletes put their time into Enrollment has jumped from ton was a quarterback and University suddenly announced Now, he's wondering If he the distance. With a tennis team Tampa struggled for years to deficit was nothing more than practice Instead of study and ZOO! to 4806 since the football roommate Lindsey Darneil of made the right decision by re- that plays In the general region, it was dropping its 38-year-old reach the major college ranks "paper figures." became classroom burdens. program ended. The high Seminole, also a senior, a full- fusing other collegiate offers football program. It was a los- and was the sma!let of 126 But Owens said drtc.t pnii. l'he furor h;ui died now. 'fl ichool gride average of in- hark. iThry had full ch4dar- Ma, be Iw had the taint for you are talking about a station aon taking them" - - - chopped the big lead to six od.s. Houston's biggest lead was points. But then Elvin Hayes 137-106 in the last minute. 60 Trophies On Shelf - . ' By The Associated Pr ess helped the Bullets pull away. Pay attention now: Dick MotWarriors 124, Spurs 116 ta Is giving a class In sports Rick Barry sco red 0 points, psychology, including four in the final min "The most dangerous t hi ng is utes when he also had two as. a 20-point lead," notes the sists, leading Golden State over coach of the Washington flu)- San Antonio. lets. Golden State led by 10 points Why' late in the third period, but the "When you get that far Spurs cut the margin to 97-94 by ahead,"says Motta, "you have the end of the quarter and I tendency to let up, and you stayed close the rest of the way. usually drop down to about Rockets 137, Bucks 110 eight points. By the time you Rudy ToniJanovich scored 38 build a big lead, you have spent po in ts, pacing Iboon to a ourself," club-record seventh straight 'I'he lesson was dramatically victory. Tomjanovich set a put across Thursday night when Summit scoring mark, Motta's Bullets had to pull out breaking the old record of of a tailspin in the last quarter Seattle's Fred Brown, who had before posting a 102-90 National 37 Basketball Association victory The Rockets, who led by five over the Atlanta Hawks. points after the First quarter , Washington led 73-54 in the improved their margin to 20 at Smythe — . — — - — — — — - -. Pro Bas ket ball — 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB Philphia 12 5 600 Boston II it 579 NY Knits 9 ii 150 3 Buffalo 9 12 47.9 3i NY Nets 9 12 429 3 Central Division ((eve 16 1 800 Houston 13 3 720 2 PlO(ns 12 8 600 1 S Anton II ID 521 S Wastiton 8 12 5 Atlanta 7 1 33) 9ij WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division n,er 13 6 681 Detroit II 11 500 312 Kan City 11 11 " Indana 9 12 429 S Mlwkee 1 20 167 U' Chicago 7 13 133 9 Pacilic Division Portland 13 6 644 L os Ang Il 5 579 2 seattle 12 10 545 V C-otdn St ID 10 500 3' Phoen i 7 9 438 xThursda y's Results Washington 102. Atlanta Houston Ill. Milwaukee lID Golden State 121, San Antonio 'IS (15 5550 F 118173160 Big 0 (65 with all 3) 129,00 and (65 SECOND I Larri Alberdi (5) with all 7) 17900 1410, 650. 420. 2 Domingo Miguel Handle 1147,191, A -- 2.969. — - Alan's interest in racing began "hen a friend asked him if he wanted to enter a race. "I got some old bike parts and made myself a stripped-down bike," he recalls. "I won first place in my first race, too." Bikes must be light, with no accessories. "You have to be able to take the jumps and the mud holes and keep out of the way of LAS VEGAS lAP) Jimmy match. "lie has such a psyother riders. You could wreck and Connors has had little trouble chological edge now, that with lose everything. If anyone intentionally against veteran Ken Rosewall me just missing a couple of Interferes with another rider, they are in t he ir recent professional ten- shots and him making a few disqualified," he explained. nis matches, and he easily winners, I'm down 4-0." Every weekend yo un gsters from 4 t 18 overcame the Australian veterConnors has beaten Rosewall compete as eager parents anti friends call an in the $320,000 World ChainFive straight times, winning 12 out encouragement. Al an has traveled pionship of Tennis Challenge consecutive sets and losing only state-wide, and in 1975 was Flo ri da State Cup openi ng round. 20 gam es. Champion. Connors beat the 42-year-old "I like playing Ken," said Safety rules require that helmets, boots, Rosewall Thursday night, 6-2, 6- Connors. "lie's got the kind of long-sleeved shirt and long pants be worn. 2 to continue his mastery over game I like to play." Alan wears a red, white and blue Jersey the tournament's oldest player Connors has won $690,000 in 10 bearing the number '45'. The Bear Claw and extend his Las Vegas Las Vegas matches. Should he Motocross Track is sanctioned by the record to 10-0. go undefeated in the Challenge National Bicycle League. The National The confident Connors raced Cup, he oWd earn another Championships were sponsored by Bicycle to a 4-0 first-set lead, keeping $170,000. City, Maitland. Rosewall on the defensive with In the Nationals, three races are run, a deft backcourt power game. In another match Thursday, ssith scores averaged. Ken Bacon, St. lie attacked the Aussle's Vitas Gerulaitis of New York Petersburg, won first place. "My only strength, the backhand, while defeated Adrlano ['anatta of regret in not coming in first, Is in losing Rusewall h ustled to keep the Italy 6-1, 6-4 in the $10,000 win$100," said Alan, "My Dad said he'd give ball to Connors' forehand. ner'take-all round robin. me a hun dred If I came in Fir st , but I don't "I'll) ba ttling just to win Conno rs faces Panatta, and think he thought I'd come that close!" he games now, much less sets," Rosewall meets Gerulaitis In said. Rosewall said of the 53-minute second-round matches tonight. — How To Most Measure Incentive?. Try Colts-Raiders, Cards-Cincy - Sunday Cleveland 27, Houston II The best rushing average in the NFL belongs to the Browns' nifty Greg Pruitt, but he is doubtful. however, the Browns will still roll against the So-SO Oilers (lefense. Dallas 31, Philadelphia 7 St Lows and Cincinnati are The Cowboys need a victory battling for berths. They cannot afford to lose another game or or tic, or a boss or lie by there may not be a post-sea- lAuhls anti Washington to clinch their 10th playoff berth in 11 on competition fornyem. th $So when those four teams line years. Playing the Eagles, they up agai nst each other in the will not have to wait around to ht) the ('ardinais or Rednext to the last week of the skins make out. regular NF'I. season, who (it) %tlnnesota 16, Green Bay- S you think will win' it is lime for the Vtkes to put Well, the Pro Picker will take (In their playoff faces. Two qne from Column A and one more regular season victories from Column B. lie likes St will give Mi nn esota Coach Bud Lo ui s, whichtiiust win, against Grant 200 for his pro career. Baltimore, which would like to and he likes Oakland, MiamI 24, Buffalo 17 'ch need not win, against Isn't O.J. Simpson a marCincinnati, which cannot cx- vebous runner? If the Juice can IcIly- afford to lose (horn out 273 yards against deLast week's 104 left the seaS fensis-ely tough Detroit, what ion mark at 11443-1, for .683. will he do against the docile The picks: Dolphins? Regardless, Miami Saturday will do eno ug h to the Bills to St. LouIs 24, Baltimore 20 overcome him This will not be easy by any Washington 31, NY Jets 10 ans'But the Car di nals need here are the Redskins, ba ck ft game to stay alive in the from the brink of elimination, C East. It is less vital for the sitting pretty again. What does Colts, already assured of no George Allen feed these old worse than a wild card berth in guys, anyway? the AFC. Give the edge to the New England 38, New Orleans árdiac Cards. 14 St a ,.....l,..... in x,i,...,. ia a victory clinches New EngThe Rams nail down the NF(' land's fir.d playoff berth ui 13 West. Pat Iladen has moved in years. If Denver did not stand si quarterback for LA and in the Patriots' way' last week, Lrence McCulcheon is over don't expect the Sa ints to block t 1,000- yard rushing barrier them this time. again. That is too much offense Pittsburgh 27, Tampa Hay 3 for the ovennatched Falcons to The St&'t'Iers hart' done their tmdk, job, putting the pressure on thi Monday Night Elengals in the AFC Central Oakland 21, Cincinnati I's Now, with a little hit of helç By losing, tile Raiders would from their friends in Oakland s. , - iuv .iV, taUaiiwi " Pt r-\ flTh 1-1 t" n Lt..\LIt.(,,&\ I] [<,j S peeJaCaI HONDA EXPRESS , — ' Come on America Get on th e Honda Express This new Honda is a simple10-operate, enjoyable machine that 's great for getting around town or weekend get aways , — ..\ , - , . - 1i, -: • - ,- Jai-Alai - I (mid Yza li 1.50. 20, 3 EchanO Javi 13) 3 40. 0 IS 5010. 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Al Davis likes winning and that is what his club will do, even if it means setting up another post-season date with the Steelers. post-season competition. :, i7" 100 P By HAL BOt'K Al' Sports Writer NEW YORK iAlli How do you measure incentive' That is one of the great mysteries of professional sports, How much do you want to win' Well, that often depernLs on how much you need to win. Two fascinating niatchups in the National Football League I s weekend concentrate on aat question, Baltimore and Oakland are in the playoffs They do not have to win another game until the _____________________________ i 2 Connors Triumphs Eas ily In Challenge - — - 11 I_____ - a - - _____ • Ian Joiner surrounded by his trophies . - _____________ _________________ k - ' - led time .ftUt lnei coach 4(1I1 I It as also during the early .. _ ._ 101111111111111~ ant a repeat of the first perIod minutes that Sanfo rd was able ".'Z". ending to get Cantrell in foul trouble When pla) resumed they forc the big man to watch again failed to get off a shot the rest of the half from the before the buzzer sounded. Hawk's bench. With Cantrell it his type of inability to out of the game, cotton was Ref John Culley has bad news for Creek 's Smith; Wiggins with ball chr L hmII whlrh ...c$ tha able to take over both th e offensive and defensive barkboards, and gain most of N i I' it points. ' Cats Deny From the 1:56 mark of the first period to the end of the I. First half, Cotton scored 17 oF It the 21 points gained by the Seminoles. Of the other four D ea markers, two came on a shot by ." : 'kT. Wiggins. The other pair were 1. LEXINGTON, Ky. (API deal—or an offer of a deal— netted by Ken Brown. But not University of Kentucky officials between the NCAA and the unibefore he got an able assist by term as "utterly ridiculous" versity here is "utterly ridlcuCotton, who drew the defe nse and "nonsense" published re- bus." him be fore passing off. ports that the NCAA has offered Trailing 33-22 at the st art of Kentucky officials did attend a deal involving possible a he . the second period, Spruce ar ing a bo ut a month ago Creek went into a "box and dismissal of football Coach before the NCAA infractions . Vs , Fran Curci. one" defense, in an effo rt to co mmittee, allegedly to discuss The report, quot in g unnamed p "save Cantrell." The plan had ossible recruiting violations. sources, was made by John . the desired effect as the Hawks However, Hagan said no word 4 Crittenden of the Miami News, has arrived at the university were able to make a run at the who said the NCAA had told , yet on the outcome of that 1—s. Seminoles. K en Putting together a string of tucky it would be placed on hearing. "We're expecting it probation for one year If it fired any time,", he said. nine straight points the Hawks .• J Cur d and for three years if it moved to within four, 35-31, did not. When the committee report wi th over three and a half "My policy has been from the ar rives, it could find Kentucky minutes left in the third stanza. r beginning not to make corn- gui lty of NCAA violatio ns and F It was at this po in t Brown was merits about the progress of th e could recommend a penalty, able to stem the tide, almost ___________ NCAA investigation," Ken- Hagan said. However, the unisingle-handedly. tucky President Otis Singletary versity would have at least two ___________ First he broke t he over five 4 said. appeals open to it before any minute scoring famine that the 'I'm not going to violate that penalty could be assessed. Seminoles were suffering now, but I will tell you that that At worst, the last recourse for through, by banging home an t story is nonsense," Singletary the university wo uld come in important basket. said. early January whe n the full Then he batted down an inK en t ucky Athletic Director NCAA council meets, Hagan Smith shuots, Cantrell defends bounds pass by Cantrell, fed it Cliff Hagan said any report of a said. to Cotton, and Sanford was up _____________________ - • -. . . -' ., , - — (11S - - (:)f' Big I.. e -. -. I : , 4 • (21600,400.) Eddy Yze (7,310,0 THIRD.... I, E dd y Arena 010, 1 1 2 $I 1050. P(S7) 101.70; 6 40, 1 00, 2 Oquiia Reill (5) 10 20, 13320 62. 3 'Ie'ii.si Yza (7)100. 0 ISP THIRD I Uru Mguel (21 National Hockey LCIgUI S4 90, P (5 5 9770 12 10, 610, 320. 2 PIegui Coldo (1) CAMPBELL CONFERENCE FOURTH - 1 Jose Alto (0) 21 60, 670, 350; 3 Eddy A(berdi (6) 3 10; 0 Patrick Division S 00. 7 Oquiza Quiota (519 20. (I 2) 36 60 . P (2 1) 172 10. W I T P1% OF GA 7 00. 3 (echo Perez (3) 500. Q ($8( NY SI FOURTH I. (echo Solo (5) is i 33 57 62 Phila 12 7 s 29 03 68 T0960P(sS)229;0D(es)sI 00 FIFTH - I. Fermin Aguirre (2) 000. 120. 3 Jose Zerre (3) 100; Q Allan i' 6 28 II 50 NY R ng iS60,500,250; 7 MarurlBengoa (SS)1600;P (55) 11910; 00 (2 1) t; ii 1 76 93 6( 500. 200. ) BiIbao Ramon )i 10910 Division 00 0 (2 6) 1200. P (2 61 10890 FIFTH St Lou I Maruri Echave (5) 1711 I 25 76 92 SIXTH -1 Urza Etorza (1) Il 50, 1020. 060. 150. 2 Manolo-AItu (1) Chgo 10 I) 2 22 81 c a o. Sar.chez ill 520. 1060.5 00 . 3 Alava Ramon ) 600. (cIa 715 3 70 4 20 I Jose ia, (2) 340. 0 (I 1) 0 (III 4080. P (II 4) 135.30. Minn 6 15 1 16 68 lOS 5 W P (I i) 57Ø VM'(vr SIXTH 1 Oquiza Sanchez (5) 6 iN 7 11 a SEVENTH I (echo Coldo Cii 1500, 610, 550; 2 Negul Solo (3 WALES CONFERENCE iS 00. 320. 3,20, 2 Urla Perez (7) 120.3 10; 3 Jose Aguirre (1) S 10. 0 NOrrIS Division 1010, 500. 3 Jose Alberdi (1) 270. (35) 3)60; P (53) 12000 Mont 19 1 1 12 137 61 0 (4 I) 1820. P (4 1) 39810; Big 0 IA SEVENTH I Eddy Quola (4) 011 9 2S 97 (I I with 1 11 491 60 PillS II 20, 5.00, S20. 2 Echano-Aibel'di 9 II S 73 71 • EIGHTH I Anton Zerre (1) (3(560. 520. 3 One Beitla (5) 510, DIrt I 13 1 20 69 83 1620. n 10. 60, 2 Fermn Larrea 0 (I 4) 19 20. P (1 3) 155 10. 619 0 WaSh 115 2 16 65 (6) 720. 600, 3 Alava Ramon (Ii (35 *,!h31) 6410. Adams Division 6 00. 0 (4 61 5720; p (A 6) 15360 Bstn EIGHTH I Anton Bengoa (I) Ii 5 I 39 101 73 NINTH I Elorza (1) 71 10. 1900. 750. 120. 2 Fermin Attu (6) Bull 13 6 3 79 76 51 Tnto 1050. 3 40, 7 Sale (S) 540. 110. 3. 500.340. 1 Santi Echave (7)6.00; 0 I? 9 1 25 96 94 ZMre (7) 1 10. 0 (15)37.60. P (IS) (I 6) 3660. P (I 6) 123.10 Cleve 6 12 6 18 61 12380 NINTH Thurtday's Results I. Solo (7) S 60, 1 10, TENTH 1 Ramon (5) 17 20. 780. 2 B)boa (1) 3 60. 250. 3 Arta Pittsburgh 1. U Yor k 5 80, 6 60 2 Larrea (7) 100. 3.10; 3 (1)610, 0 2 II 38 47, P (21)15710 Islanders 2 Fermin (3) Pat,i Perez (7) 9,20; Q Los Angeles J. Montreal 3 TENTH I Maruri (S) 1680. 13013960, P (8 3) 15300 700S20.2 MenoIo(?) 520,600.3 Todays Games TWELFTH -I Alava Echave (3) Pamon (51 600; 0 (7 8) 5100. P is Philadelphia at Washington 7960, 1 so. 360. 2 Maruri Ramon 7) 115 50. DO (28) 12000 Boston at At:anta (7)180. 3 60, 3 Anton Juan (2) 550. Louis at Cleveland ELEVENTH I Anton Perez (I) 0 (371 11 10, P (37)131,70, Big Q 1700 , 710, 200, 2. Patsi Aitu (6) Vancouver a) Colorado 0 I with 37) 6910 10 20. 380, 3 Arta Solo (3) 380. 0 Handle $119.111. A 2.100 (65)52 70. P (861 102 10 THURSDAY NIGHT TWELFTH I Maruri Larrea FIRST - t Echnø Miguel (1) (7) 500. 340, 7.00, 2. Fermin 11 00 620. 40. 7 L4rri "ta (5) Aguirre (3! 400. £10 , 3 Anton Juan 4) Pro Hockey — - -_ - 1011P 1. I . .• - , 1 . -. tseware __1@[SC0REB0ARD [@ I- ; Hawks the game in the long run. Even In the final two minutes, Sanford's Fighting Seminoles the visitors were Forced to hold combined several factors on to the ball, looking for a shot, Thursday night to win their first for well over 30 seconds. game of the season, 56-52, over This sticky defense he lped the Spruc e Creek Hawks. give the home team their 12 The narrow victory, gained at point margin, that they took the Seminole High gym, caine into the second period. about because of a 34•point During the Initial eight output by Reuben Cotton; So meminutes the Seminoles virtually clutch playing by Kevin Brown; stopped the Hawks cold. The Good outside shooting by David only scoring Spruce Creek Wiggins; And the fact that the could come up with, was an Ha w ks' big man, Chris Can- offensive rebound by Cantrell trell, got into Foul trouble early and a Jump shot by Aaron h in the game. Bryant. But the biggest reason the Other than that, it was all r All Seminoles were able to squre Sanford. their season's mark at 1-1 Was Not only were the Seminoles their tenacious defense. banging in 16 points, but they With over 20 seconds to go in w ere forcing Spruce Creek into : the first period, and trailmg by committing fouls. And it was at .i 16-4 margin, t he Hawks got t he foul line that Sanford ac1__-!f0_0 the ball. They were unable to tually got its winning margin. et lIFE d shut. From the charity line they With six seconds to go in the were able to convert on 14 at• opposed 10 Spruce i P- -1_~:j -, IF : -,71V " ____ ' '. ., I . B LOU 1SSAPS1S Herald Correspondent - - -_ *.! In 56-52 Win NBA Rule: Cree Friday, Dec. 3, 176-7A ChIcago 28, Seattle II "Everybody scores28 against us," says Seahawks Coach Jack Patera. So why should the Bears be different' Detroit 21, NY Giants 6 The Lions have the NFL's No. I defense and the Giants' oci- asiirnal offense now must fu nction without knee-case Lii rry Csonkn. That adds up to an easy day For Detroit San Francisco 20, San Diego 10 The 49ers have it powerful running partnership operating in their backfield with Del Wilhams and Wilbur Jackson, who With gained more than 150 yards against tongh MIr;nu'.iIta last Monday night The (1ar(:ers will be easier. t)t'nver 21, Kansas ('lt% 14 Back in the rarified atn,osphere of Mile High Stadlulll, the Broncs prosper When they leave that thin air though, things are not as good. He Shovels On Wedn esday; Beats Islanders On Thursday UNIONDAI.F;, N.Y I Ai'i Denis Herron had spent Wednesday afternoon shoveling the snow in front of his Pitts, burgh home, and later was the host at a dinner party for same friends, His broken left arri had not fully healed yet, and there were no Plan. for hiiii to resume his National hockey I.eague career with the Pengullb until next week, Thursday afternoon, the phone rang. "The)' told ,lie to conic to New York. At the time, they didn't tell me I was playing, they just said, Come up and we'll see what happens."' Herron recalled, 1 hursday- night, Herron stopped 37 shots, leading the Penguins to a 4-2 triumph over Croorn s Tops the struggling New York Islanders "I was act ua lly' scared be fore Hawks, 5 945 the game started," said HerCrojrns High's frvshiian run. "I hadn't played in eight basketball learn opened the months," if you don't count the season on a winning note six minutes he played before Thursday night, tripping Lake suffering the broken arm in the liowt'll'sfrus!i,59-45, behind the season opener against Van24point, Il-rebound per- couver. "My arm hurt during furmance of [)avid Thomas. the game, but It got stronger Croorns opened a 20-point and Stronger as time went by'." lead at several points in the Herron stopped 19 of the 20 game and subitituted freel y New York shots in the first But Howell pressed ba ck to be nod and went on to hand the down by oimly- 10, and CroonLs Islanders their third straight had to counter with its starters loss and Fifth in the last six to preserve a safe margin of games. victory. Mike Corrigan opened the .scoring ng at 5:05 of the first pertCROOMS Sweet 000. Whtn, 16, wh1t 10 ThOmds 11774. od. Dents Potvin tied it for the CamibelI 40 6. 3%?. Wells Islanders just over nine nun70 1, Mosser 000. Godfrey 0 27. utes later, but the Penguins Butler 704. Abney 000 erguson 00 o. 11011 I 0 2 Totals 75 9 59 went ahead for good on second. LAKE HOWELL Con*ap 000. period goals by Low Mo rr ison Rav000,MurrayO6, Sto'ck*elIS and Jean Pronovotit 016, Lacore 6 711. Cdu 000. Aot>ot, I 0 7. Ba rnes 2 0.. Grjhm Bert Marshall brought New 000. Counts 000, Amend 000, York within one in the third peFannin 113, Kerr 300, SI,Iw,II 00 Fannin nod, but Pronovost got his sec(J Ely 000 Totals 71345 onrl goal into an empty net with Crooms 13 II 18 16-'-Sit No seconds remaining, clinchHowell ID 4 II 21 41 ing the victory. The Islanders - (" 1 now have lost four in a row at home. ('anadiens 3, Kings 3 Goal-a.gannc Steve Shutt scored his 27th of the SCason with 40 seconds remaining, gising Montreal its be and extending to 13 games the Kings' winless streak. Bob Gainey and Murray Wilson also hit for the ('anadiens while Butch Goring, Gene Carr and Julia Widing connect ed for Los Angeles Mariners 4, Roadrunners 3 Ton )' Cassolato, playing in his fourth pro game, scored I-us third goal, lifting San Diego past Phoenix for the Mariners' 10th straight home triumph Itacers 2, Cowboys 1 Renald Leclerc scored with 2:40 left, boosting Indianapolis over Calgary for its ninth viuto ry in 10 games. OIlers 1, Bulls 3 Bryan Campbell, lull Sheehy and Norin Ullman scored UI a 1:53 span of the third period. carrying Edmonton past hitrnninghani -- , — FOLLOW THE STARS * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR Gtf. IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI __________________________________________________________________ �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 - - 7. , - '- 1. Ford May Ban Sexil ism In Federally — Funded Progra s w WASHINGTON (APi - As one of his last official acts, President Ford may ask Congress to outlaw sex discrimination in the multitude of federally funded programs reaching almost every American community. White House and Justice Department officials said Wednesday they are drafting legislation that would prohibit anyone receiving federal funds from discriminating against women in their cmployment practices and in any other aspect of their operations, This would give women the legal protection that Congress gave blacks and other racial minorities in the 1964 Civil Rights Act, It would mean thousands of state .tnd local governments and private groups receiving federal funds for public projects would risk losing the money if they failed in troat women the same as men. A jEj ?ICA ri 47 J!REEDOM Sol— Minutes TRAIN In Sanford s:- - 4 Jeanne Holm, the President's special assistant for women's affairs, said her staff has been working on the proposal for several months and she expects to submit a final draft to Ford In an interview, she said she hopes Ford will offer the legislation in his final State of the Union message before leaving office Jan. 20, She indicated many White House staff members favor such a step. She said the legislation would "prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex or marital status" in any federal program of financial assistance. Assistant Atty. Gen. J. Stanley Pottinger, head of the departmcnt's civil rights divistcn, told a news conference tuch legislation is a vital tool to protect the rights of women in some 400 federal programs spending about $50 billion a year. Under present law, sex discrimination is b.;incd in only 17 federal programs, including revenue sharing, highway con.struction and crime control The hundreds of other programs offering federal money for schools and sewers, hospitals and drug treatment and all sorts of social projects contain no requirement that women be treated equally, partly because they were enacted before women's rights became a national issue. Pottinger called the news conference to announce new regulations to tighten enforcement of the ban on racial discrimination. 'We hope the effect will be to make it clear to every recipient of federal funds that they have an obligation not to discriminate," he asserted. "I hope [hose who are discriminating wiil not get riton. The regulations require the 28 government agencies that give out money to ensure that applicants comply with the law before approving grants. WOMEN Friday, Dec. 3, 197-16 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Baby, It's Cold Outs ide! - , -i 91 I During its less-than-an-hour visit to and stop in Sanford Thursday, the steam-engine-led American Freedom Train stopped long enough to take in 2,700 gallons of water and the curious eyes of Sanford onlookers who were not allowed on board. They did catch, however, the historic site of the tH,ralJ Photos by Turn Vincent) train steaming into the station (left), a peek at the Liberty Bell in one of the cars (center), and part of the train's servicing (right). The 26-car, red-whiteand-blue train arrived at 11 a.m. and departed at 11:58 for Orlando and its tourist home today through Monday. Let's Improve & keep the Image of Sanford Great! VOTE EDDIE 'p. KEITH I HOSPITAL NOTES DECEMBER 2 ADMISSIONS uOLu. Mary B. Alexander Gretchen L. Crowell Charlotte F. Dempsey Margaret B. Fielder Elijah Manning Sr. Minnie E. Metts Thomas F. Smith Casey M. Whitehead Mary G. Harrison, Altamonte Springs Charles Blaizis, Deltona Orlin R. Chrlstner, Deltona Thomas J. Duff, Deltona BIRTHS Sanford: Mr. and Mrs. William (Wynnen Lowery, boy DISCHARGES Sanford: Ann L. Bridges Daniel F. Buckley John W. Burgess Francis H. Coker Pats F Fairfield MaggieL. Gentry Ruth G. Mangum C1thS 0. Olson Terry CITY COMMISSIONER \ SEAT 2 ,, II 00.4 4,& Kenneth Vernon Travis, 82, of 519 E. First St., Sanford; Born in Amherst, Nova Scotia, he was retired from the IRS of ry, ' '=1 =- ) FORTY YEARS IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD I ¼od4v. . DEACON CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH PAST MASTER SANF. MASONIC LODGE .... CAPT. SANFORD POLICE AUTHORITY Shenk Johnnie B. Sims Mae B. Allen, DeBary William G. Williams, DeBary John K. Home, DeLand Sam Wooten, Deltona Alice E. Toney, Gainesville Zenith H. Chapman, Lake Helen 4 YEARS PARACHUTE TROOPS 50#'/ord .4'. A.'., p,, _____ _____ - MEMBER D.A.V. _____ VOTE TUESDAY FOR KEITH ,..., PD. POL. ADV. BY EDDIE KEITH /11 19 ,,, °' AREA DEATHS KENNETH TRAVIS " . E. 0. ' EDDIE " KEITH - evv Queen . Ed 41 I Canada. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen Travis, of Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Charles.1lanhart..Nirs. N.A. Ifelfrich Jr—Mrs. .Joseph Oritt .iiitl ".lrs. Mary E. Thonipson. Sanford is Great! / A FINE PLACE TO LIVE! LOOK AT THESE IL / Give i WEATHER DEAR AIIHY I notice that readers sometimes ask you to print a letter again, but is there any one that has been requested more than any other' CURIOUS IN RUTI.F;R, 1'\ I)EAIt CURIOUS: 'S: The big all-time winner was signed "Too LATE and here it is' I am the tl(i",t heartbroken person on earth. I always found (line to go everywhere eLse but to SCC ti3. ((Id, gray-haired parents. They sat at home alone, loving tile Just the same his tex> late now to give tht'iii A new public works complex of shop, vehicle storage, and administration building. Thursday's high 56, today's TOMORROW'S TIDES low 42. Barometric pressure: Daytona Beach: high 6:09 30.20. St. Johns River level: one a.m., 6:25 p.m., low 12:13 a.m., foot, six Inches above sea level. 12:13 p.m. Clearing this morning to fair Port Canaveral: high 5:53 this afternoon through SaIntday. Cool days and cold tonight. a.in 550m Io 1158 a.m... Highs today lower to mid 60s 12:05 P.M.' and Saturday near 70. Lows Bayport: high 12:46 a.m tonight around 50. Winds north 11:37 p.m., low 6:14 a.m., 6:12 to northeast 15-20 m.p.h. p.m. ---------- - - --------- MARCH TIME Fire insurance rating down to a Class 5, city wide, for lower insurance rates for all. ---------------- 1",'e//o,,v,/k .,i.,.,-, ., 5... Love To ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF YOUR CITY'S GOVERNMENT: 7 ., . . . .....,.., ,.• I)EAR AH}IY New fire stations, located to give better service and coverage. It's parade tias minus one as all marchers and participants in Saturday's scheduled "Greater Sanford Christmas Parade are all armed up and raring to go beginning at 9 a.m. liii's 'II 1ollo % (lit' route indicated above. New fire equipment with one large pumper and three new mobile units. ttioe few hours of happiness I w.IS too selfish and too busy to and now when I go to visit their graves and look at the green grass above them, I wonder if (eid will ever forgive riie for the heartaches I must have caned them when he wails and waiLs and >ou don't return, he will tire of waiting and hang up. lie can't break the connection because your phone is off the hook. This will make it impossible for the caller to use his phone to harass other women. Also, he will never want to call )ou again and be deprived of his depraved fun. OFF THE 1100K I)F.A1t OFF: Your suggestion will work, but while punishing the caller you are also depriving )ourself of the use of your phone. Ma Hell recoin- mends that you hang up tinmediately, and if the calls continue, to call the police who will undertake certain surs'eillance procedures in cooperation with the phone company. It sns to me' that the wisest course of action would be keep your caller's line connected to yours (by not hanging UPI and then go to a neighbor's phone to report the obscene call to both the phone company and the police, DEAR AIIIIY I was married to Jim eight years ago We had City wide paving program with all streets paved except a couple of miles where drainage lines will go in the future. Give a darn... SALE SALE SATURDAY ONLY DEC. - ....rg tiCl suf c.' r(,iI.on5eneigi IJe5 Arj if ''fc'e S A new city hall complex underway. A city with full coverage)of both water service and sewage service. A fact few cities can claim. 4 Acquiring two more recreational areas through the use of federal grants, j *0(410 (10 it One gooq *Ay to 'educe tftq use Of çasolne is to Cut do*n on the r,Ceralicn 01 pOut .utcA?b,t, s at condition er Only use it on iirio, la•s You TI notiCe the fuel savings 'mmediteIy And it s s.a'.i NO aTrti wim Irie dOmn it IS much ease, To hea, in, 1'.ns of eerg.ncy vehIclits and olMi *vnng devices GIVE A OAOO Drive 55 and turn OFF tri. a.' r,fj5ff. Vou"iocket the savings air.do AS TOtjiy S ate 5 VOTE DECEMBER 7 Save cas., rwraDA Life. ARW'WMPH per cent off every item in GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION 0 our stores! Saturday only. flICif1P1776 V L1L E9 AMERICA - 1976 I BICENTENNIAL L McCrory's SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 9 A.M.-9 P.M. 107 E. FIRST ST. OPEN 9 A.M..5:30 P.M. Re-elect Lee Moore Mayor Pd Pat £dv by Lv* Moo,, Planetarium Tells I • Story Of Christmas One of the first signs of I'Ianetariwii Director Bruce when Moses was born. On this religious leaders of Isreal had Christmas in Orlando is the opening of the John Young Museum and Planetarium (.'hristmas show, The Star of the Magi. The show is daily at 2 and 3:30 pin, and 8 p nI. Friday evenings. Scheduled to run daily from Nov. 24 to Jan. 2. The program compares the events in astronomical history to the biblical account of the Star's appearance. The result is a fascinating investigation of the mysterious light which preceded the Three Kings to Bethlehem Salmon points out that, according to tl.e ancient religious texts of the Middle East, (hi' births and deaths of great prophets were often acconipanied by the appearance ofstrangeand beautiful stars in the sky. The sacred books of India. for example, report great lights which heralded the birth of lirishna and Buddha. Similarly, the Bible describes a new star w hich rose in the East to announce the birth of Abraham, another and uiikiiussii star which shone basis, many scholars conclude that the Bethlehem Star is a poetic acknowledgement of divine blessing and not a real event, Yet Matthew is quite explicit about the appearance and behavior of the Star. lie states that the Star was seen by Magi astrologers) from Eastern lands, who associated the Star with the birth of the new King of the Jews. The Magi. travelling to Jeruseluni in their search for the King, discovered to their astonishment that none of the seen the Star. The Jewish leaders did, however, indicate' that their religious radition foretold the birth of the Messiah at Bethlehem. Journeying there, the Magi were overjoyed to again sight the mysterious Star —(his :ime shining over the village in which Jesus had Just been born. What was It' What kind of astronomical event would have been visible to astrologers in the East and over Bethlehetn, but not visible to the religious Pr Ic ii a Circle Bazaar in Geneva The women of the I'ricilla Circle held their annual Christmas Bazaar and l.un' cheon at the Community ('hutch Social Hall which was Stamp Show Set /* , two sons. then we were divorced. Two years later Jim married my younger sister. They had twin daughters. My question'. Are my sons and my sister's twin daughters just first cousins? Or are they more closely related? NEEDSTOKNOW DEAR NEEDS: Your sons and your sister's twin daughters are first cousins. But because the% have the same father, they are half-brothers and sisters, which is a closer relationship. DIAMQ, 1\y I t a . . c b for Abby's booklet. 'How to Hive a LoYcly W,dd.nq," Send SI to Ab.qaut Van Buren, 132 Lasly Or Severiv Hilts. Calif 50212 Pleaie enclose long, self addressed stamped 0 Oct envelop. Layaway a 0 A CITY THAT HAS LOWERED ITS CITY TAX MILLAGE FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS. THIS IN A TIME OF INCREASED MATERIAL COSTS, INFLATION AND ECONOMIC DEPRESSION. o much Ijflr., ALTAMONTE MALL ZA SANFORD PLAZA Parents -Before It' s Too Late I pray that sou will print this, Abk, to tell those who still have their parents to visit them and show their love and respect while there is still time for it is later than you think, TOO LATE I)EAI( ABBY: I have a su2eestion that really works for people who are bothered by obscene telephone calls The' minute' you hear an ohscene word, say, a moment please," and walk away from the phone without hanging up. The caller will think :.ou are coining back, but (Herald Photo by Jean Pitteton) The Central Florida Stamp Club will have its final show of the 1976 season with a ('hristmas Stamp Fair to be held at the Mount Vernon Motel on U. S. 17-92, on Dec. 12. The Central Florida Stamp Club will have exhibits. displays and &-r prites. H its u..ual lag sUccess, The' delicious luncheon was under the direction of Ruth lioswell and Ida I.ampteri. ,.\Ibe'rti liartunek worked hard to make "Gram Ima's Attic" a success which can equally be said for Essie McAvoy and lAIulse Weaver of the "Fancy Table" and Eleanor Ayres and Florence Boulden of the "Goodies Table." Nora Ken' drick really made the the All "Plants and Creecry these women contributed to the success of the bazaar. Rose Jones and Janice Lass were working workers, 01111% " . .. . 1 0 ___________________________________________________________________________________ M arr i age App lica t ion s Boyd I.. Steele, 18, Dx 112 Sanf., Dona Viata Fla., & Vivian L. [luck, 19, SAtiric. Wallace W. Wheaton, 19, 1505 W 25th No. 410, Wendy L. Ring, 19. Dl 1 Dx 65A, LW, Geo. T. Bonsai Sr., 49, Mt. M1711,, & Hazel McGill, 42, Mt. Dora James L Catalano. 43, 864 E. Church St., I.W, Barbara J. Seeley, 30. 510 W 3rd. Wm. U. Swink, 37, 200 Fern Ph Blvd., F'P, Delores L Ackerman, 41, same Andrew L. Garner. 74, fit I [lx bit (tan, M. U >utd' , Dailey, 68, Indianapolis, End, Win. H. Swink, 37. 200 Fern Pk Blvd., FP, Delores J. Ackerman, 41, same. Kenneth M. Murphy, 19, 1613 Summerwind Dr., WI' & Rabin D. E'ilcher, 18, 5737 Stonerldge Ct., Orl. Alexander S. Hood, 69, Delray Beach, May Goretsky, 67, Boynton Bch. Robert E. McIntosh, 29, 222 Wilshire, CB, Donna I., Isaacs, 37, same add. mas H. Wheeler, 19, 1305 Clemson Dr , AS, Karen M. t.icvlc.ir, 19, ITs 311 MIII a Star Ring of Life ii leaders in Jeruselum" comet" A supernova" Both explanations have been suggested b:. serious students of the subject The John Young Planetarium offers another. and even more intngwng explanation, citing a far more rare astronomical occurance with an interesting m ystical history. The program in the star dome is a thoroughly enjoyable exploration of astronomy and the history of Christmas, ranging from the skies over Orlando tonight to the stars over Bethlehem tw thousand years ago. Many families have turned the planetarium Christmas show into an annual family outing. If you haven't discovered already the planetartwii, this might be a good time to do it. Mother or randmother.. e.'a.,h Rini, )I Lot!* hold'-, .1 ieweled tflCillO[\ loved one in her tamilv Create' one especially tor her tor Chnstm.i'. Swirl Ring f tale' Cu m'-,e5e' 2 stcr.ei L .a'T o(d Mc.r'fing $4993 E.c,n!r'eIC s(c"e $2.30. Eacngenuir voi-a $450. a0O'tca $15. 0 RigofL5.' ".spto8stonen 1 -" j* at.r. anty $2teara.'.*:ey 8. 1243 eat" C tc'.r-,' ..m Qers.ne I MF VOlE . LarrY Cr\s'r s,'.' %' --s C..snn'sme5.' .1's Eat's j a",n.i Son "s srqias. Ag of L14 Cuom.mae' eoas u ¶ilttiC ma!que.s?'ape Vanes in 10 s,a.ram goei wtr. I rlu 'eIc%tone $$496.Ea sa0dt'onaJsnn'4t. i e.. $23 Not a lti,i. "s,n.r5tone Lit 's sore $495. ' 'C' 4.Jr4L...i 81 er.. 1 /alr ket,(s,n5 5, har,' • Srnrn,J,( [;pte. • liii' • ;'ri ', %t, t, Jr'. ' ji,i • • ZALES The ________________________ Diamond Slort' .,,, .,.,,,.,., , "it' ,•, FOLLOW THE STARS * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ,.. * CJVti6 JJfW Gtt SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR • IDEAS (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 0___ - __ -- -.. - �2B-Evenirtg Herald, Sanford, Fl. 6 Friday, Dec. 3, 1,7e Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. C Adventist Nazarene pastor John Saturda y ,, v.ces " Sabbath Vrpir4 W,d Eve A Kurth GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE .* ... :, THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST C HURCH n THE .:,: .. HOPE OF OUR , COMII'lUNITY :: 16 .. ...:'.':' Sunday School Pit :, 10 04 A In II 094 0, Sun WOriPlup fl I lO Its vi 10 munut, bqø,• s n Prayer Mpyt,n, , m The 1. .. Cotner Ill, A Elm 0 00 U By the REV. 1)lt. G, I)OUGI.AS watch the services outside on manger that Jesus was horn. C losed circuit television, since 'liii' ancient Basilica of the PresIr!'nt, American Institute (he church can accomisiodate Nativity now rests upon what is of IbIs' Land Studies onls' 800 invitori guests And this believed to be the site of the Mount Zion, Jerusalem is only (ho' first of the Christmas manger, at the end of the Eve celebrations. A stoioilar thoroughfare named Manger :. Ill Were asko'll to single Out sien,,• is repeated . 001 Jan. 6, the Street. , __ . , -. the one city I ssould best like to '(reek'' Chri st rio*, and Jan, The Basilica has long been _________ sot (luring the coming weeks, I 18, the "Arinenjait" Christ. considered the oldest church in '3'..-, _________ would have to pick Bethlehem. ioias. (liristendom.Ac c hurch was The holiday feeling, which is Fourodeuclover 3,500 years ago originally erected upon th e site Sk abundant elsewhere in ". the by an Israelite o'lan descended by Qut,t'ti Helena, mother of world, seems to be infused with Iroiii Judah, Ii'ethlehem is one Emperor Constantine in 325 * a special meaning in this lIfl III the oIlIest cities in the S Holy A. I). That church was i % I 4 . " portant holy t.and city. t.and and of central destroyed in 500 A.[),, but Nowhere is Christmas significanc.eto both portions of its elaborate celebrated with more Fervor Christianity and Judaism. The mosaics are still visible in the and true Christian spirit. translation lIb the Hebrew present structure, er ec ted over 'il. 1. This feeling about ikthleheni name, Bethlehium, is "llouse of it only a hew years later. l'hiu is shared by Christians arouiid Bread," a reference to the present church has the :ip . fk the s'.orkl, many of whom pick fertile valleys and rich olive pearanceoba citadel, reflecting - _______ ' ' '-.k.;'.' .... the holiday season for a visit, groves which surrounded the the embattled history of the I it This year many thousands of city before the time of Christ city. Christian tourists will ex. and still remain today. Christ ian tourists are also perience Bethlehem (luring the Ifl p ________ The Bible tells us much about attracted to the Chapel of the t ... , .4 Christmas season. They come ancient Bethlehem. The city Milk Grotto, just a short - i to witness ceremonies and was the birthplace of [)avid, the distance from the Basilica. _:._i;celebrations that have been great grand.sori of Buth and (lie According to tradition, the Holy * ' ________________________ held here each Chrtstmas for second king ul Israel. Today the Fauiily fled to Egypt shortly "1101 ''_ ' . ' *enturics. fields outside the city are little after (lie birth oh Jesus, to icL Christmas Eve ceremonies changed front (lie day when escape tiered's edict that all ' Iui (lie 'Western' churches David, as a shepherd boy, infants under two years of age ____________ traditionally' begin at I pin, on tended them. be slain. It was at the Milk __________ 1)ee, 24 when a pilgrimage of It was at (lie entr an ce to Grotto that Mary nursed the I clergymen sets out from Beth!ehiuni that Jacob erected a infant while the family took ' " ,, Jerusalem, 10 miles to the pillar to mark the grave of his temporary refuge. S r north. As the procession wife Itaclici, who (lied in Just outside (he city are the ' r. • . reaches Bethlehem, otis joined - liildbirth as she approached Sliepherds Fields, where, -] by' thousands of members (IF (lie city'. Today' a monument tradition tells us, an Angel eligious anti youth known as tthchel'sTotnb stanlls appeared to shepherds tending Procession makes its sav into Manger Square, Bethlehem, alter a 10 mile walk rganization.s, and begins to at (lie gate of the city and draws their flocks and announced the from Jerusalem the day before ('hristmas, w ea Its way through thotis:uuLs of pilgrims. birth of Jesus. Also nearby is Bethlehem's narrow streets to According to the New the Field of ltuth, where the Manger,Square. Testament Book of Matthew, idyll portrayed in the Old the Bible into Latin, a work tourists in Bethlehem has Bethlehem postmark. And if it In tIle evening, (lie midnight Joseph and Mary returned to Testament Book of Ruth was which is still the basis for all beconie especially popular. is too late for the present ceremonies at the Church of (he Ih'thtleheni at the time of the enacted. Tourists also visit the subsequent Catholic tranS Christians can buy Christmas Christmas, they can arrange Nativity draw thousands of census ordered by Caesar room in St. Catherine's Church stations. cards and have them sent for next year's cards to be sent tourists, most of whom must Augustus, and it was here in a oshere St. Jerome translated (Inc attraction For Christian anywhere in the world with, a from the city '*MN(I •'c A' .. I I 00000 * * * IF OF 9 i Bethlehem Read'i6es For Annual Influx ____________ FIRI! CHURCH - .X - Youth Hour ________ ' _________ Sabbath school 0 )a a rn P'llve'sc,"cr ..., :-, Church ... 7 COO,, ::: .. OUR NATION 1. .. .. .. Assembly Of God ** Non Denominational W-4, Ch ristian OF GOD CHURCH Car OlttiliidEI,n Row £ DoaCo. 1. ____ ... . , .1.1 1647 S Sanford Avg £00 Family Night I Wed I . v. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHuRCs DISCIPLESOCP,IST 3Oarn M0'IIIuttI Worship .., 'I' . .1 A.FOgp CIOISTIATI CIuupc,u 131 AINII SI,d Baptist Or - - MIrth.p Service ,Muhslar II N a H H/ /"% ~ 0 11 . , .•'•'*•. ~;.~.-,, -M !I- , I ~~ TI 300 SIoccbit , Sunda y School f AAWNRNS - -'I Stoavunq A PvocIa,n,,uy, *d Prayer Meet Nv,sel Provided 11 ______ vi lip m 714 p M 10 p M. SERVICIO a's ESPANOL A 1, II Na M.tsoyua,, VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH S511114#11999 A.9 PIt 322 4203 Pastor I0 s"ald 0 Taytea' Su'dof school Pratt' M'etrr FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST NO East Second 0?r,., Sunday SsV,,CI I Sunday School II Nm *adsisday Service 1 Its vi 9:400 An I 31114114 4 ill pmr CHRIST UNITED ME THODIST CHURCH Tuck,, Druva, Suanland Estates now Oavi,IO Say Pasts. Sunday School 0 456 m Mo.n.ngw.,shup It 00CM MYFlI4Sun 7 Opp m (vi WIi%II,flI&lSon I 11pm Wednesday Ua.viAg Prayer G.i,p - hundredth birthday? -- The changes. when VOU pit theni ag.II list the vast sean of history ioav' I muons 111l11tal. Would he, could he, join today's club? (Jr would he ifltIrlIlV scowl in disapproval, and turn away? It would be interesting to hood out, fascinlit. ing to have known Georgv Washington. And. had iso, lived when ht (tilt. there would have been ant' place where surely would have met him. . . Soin da _________________________________________________________ Monday I iiesthiv Wt'(ItttslI(iV ISuuih 25 - 1-9 I Peter I .1 •1 Fritiu' Proverbs Suturthiy Proverbs H: 1-Il Ilsolins I hi. I -29 Thursday Psufms 111:1 - UI 2:1 •!i PMolnl 90 I . 17 ' 'I t-'iv ?.'?'or3 Tuer'. Siov.,; Morning Worship INpriory Sunday School Chvqth Sunday Youth Group ' - li -lOam i no in FIRST PRESS YTIRIAN CHURCH Oak Ave £ )to SI Rev. VIr4ul L S'ylM P0.0041321443 MovilMg Wa.AIp I Na on Church School 0 458 m Moei1.sg Worship It 04 In Nurwy ' FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ASSEMBLY OF 000 RAPVIST Atluoch Saeh,yl Church. ouued C.i.a,, lIplut? A4t.ffiS4, 300 Faursiiit 1511500,4 Nay II 921 Gè.. Ctoe Cal vert 11,041 Chut1., Crystal La.. * 111 LIII Mary Cass.eI0.rr lIptult Churso. ' 'n,...la slid C.-uuOr.t Sap$'il Church, liii Oai Ave Ltuuaivalla P,rl Sapl.l CliM.al.r Uu5t.e$ly Baptist Church. SQvth.ItI II V.00.'y Baptist Chwdh OldO,la RI Cl Nailer A,• Cr41 Baptist Chu Ch, III PItS Ave IiuImdsh.p Baptist Chur ch 04 Altamoali Spv.ago. RI 454 AllaviSol, j - , Cr41 $aplusl C hurb oI Dour, I r41 Church 04 Geneva F.,tl SJplu5l Church Dl Last Mat, Fuss' lppl.ot Church 00 LisP Mdnaie Fuil $apl.tl Cliutchol Long-s.d. C., Church £ GrIio$ F.rsl •apt.st Church el O.ued. 1'rsl Iap'uSt (hutch at Sanlanlo 's.iSgs F .r%I 54,1501 M,5t.s,$0ly laplusl (butch, 0101 * 11th II Forest Cub tIpluit (hutch F it? llIu5i Church .0 Osti.a I .n0j.n Iliad $ipt,I (hjt CII. 0,11. '-den Mustuonacy Sapeusl Ciuutth 1411 * Pttll SI 4ap4ul Chil'Ch Cbla MuttuIlla,1 laplot Church, '00.1014 £aOsrprhsa Mace.Iea.j U,4i,s 5.p0,t Church. Oaa hull Rd. Ott..ai Meiwog qry $apf.tl Chuartb. Geniii Nay MI Mea'.ah Pru$iut,a. Sjph.sI. blat Licusi *10. Sajotird 1,11 o... M.".tua,.ay Baptist Clutch. SOusL.,idS S..ung WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovidec, Florida STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff C.St.'0.pr,y $3 Wasp Migadali.. CaINL,c Church, Ua.tti*4 A,. S'Ms rrt -h-- ;I - . 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Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC Insurance Service lOp its First Cbe,tt.a. (hutib, 0457 5 SaSOorl ., 54Ma.4 C0IuVC0.. 131* L.rpert Sod CWuha Cbplcp. Fhe,da N.ve., Dr - Miul Las,,... CtIruItukjo Church. lea' Lai II ii Jam,a. (ONGIEGATIONAL Csah'ngatW.ol Chrtan Chutth. 31l Past CHURCH OF HteIST Chusch l CalutI, 1511 S P,b Avg ChutcU at Ch,,t at Las. (lIon U S 1703 N Cass.lba,r, SOuth SOm,t, Ctiuocp at CMusI $4.4 Lass MQmiIl RU Church sI (hull, 400 Pam Spr.nqt Dr Allamool, Sngs CIIs,,cIS ii (li,u41, Gin,,. FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First ) CPljrCll ;t CIt,.st. L16.4...,4 ChociS it (h,41, Papla . CIIuVCR 04 Christ * t?tI it N*s.de (hutch 00 CM.tl, Fla Hi,'tI Dr . Mj.tland CHURCH OF 000 Church II God $I) PIuCk.ey Church 01 God. 003 * 3.nl St (huth 01 God. Ovuede Church 00 God H4Iu11e5s Lêi. 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Ill Path Ave Puisl Methodi st Church II Otuor, Fu,tl %s,atlwin M.'Iod,sl Ciluoch, 3414 SanFord Ave Fri. UlIhedutI Clutch 500 N 4110 St Gts.,i U.Ihod.tt Church Ge'Wta , G,ac, Un.led Molhodutt Chutch, Auiporl 11,4 r1n1 Chapel A U F Church O.,.d. Oasgrsv, UllhoIuHh Church 0.14. Oihe,v Malhoduit Chuich P.oi. *iLCyto Methodist Ut is V; at Pa.4• O James A U I tlh at C,p'ais $ Mary's A U E Chrch %t Ml 115, OtI, SI P ool M$lhsd,tI Church 0,I,eti Rd. In0s,p,,w SlIllerd M,mar,al Church, S OSiry laMandi (muted he4.iI Church tame Fuitl pro , kms,a* $1.4, Allailosall. Springs ' ' EPISCOPAl IPA ChurcasImeGoo4i*epas.r4,,,44ap3j1u,,, All $ aunis Epusc.pll Church, £ beta', A,. - Soleiprus. CM.,I I'tt(.paI (hqrch Long....d Hell ('.11 £juscop4l, Pact Lit II 4th so .IIWISN . SM - 1v.pe, 0u. l T emple SliMy. $7$) I10ci* Canvinant P'ilO,lpquan Cheoco PItS •o MIlan.. Dr $' Afld1 Ptebyta,,s, Ch,,Ch NI) Siam Las. Rd SI Ma,5 Pr.tb,tpria0 Church, Ill Palm $prings Id Sogs Il .3 LD Ds4 N.. LUTHERAN At,ne. LiIs.,ao Chutch. O,,,00..t Or, CaI$iblOire NAIAR(N$ Pulls Church to IOta Nala,eae. liii Sao00r* Ave io.ta Church of lisa Mitaraita, $.a 44. 0.5.,. Las. Mary Churh 04 Ne Naiar,n,, Las, Me'y Blvd Late Mary LONfaspied Church at 11.0 llasar,o A ve Nayvia, £ J'itp Lsalqwa.4 PMESSVVEUIAW LI,, M,1 UnuI,d PiN$yter.a, Chusi Fu,I P,.,,.,,.. Chufch, Oat a., & Prysboturuan Ch$f( h of DoRr, First t H.qtlIvi Aittyont, Vpt.41a CIvim.n.l, PriSb,Is,,an Churcto Uptala UI Wyolmuntli, "0V't'ato Churc,., Rod lug RI, (asselbi", SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Feroit Like 54,0011. Day Adyiftluti Ctov,ch Hay 13$, Forest Cui 51.0.5th Dow Ad,tSI.tl Church Maitland A.. AIlOvi,tot, Sprung. SanFord S1.anlh Day *4,001,01 Chu rch. tIll £ Elm *uMtr Sp'uogt Setiolhi Dow A4,115Iust Church. 541 Mess we Mart Hull Sev00th Uy Adventist ChvrcS 441 P,,o. Si, Sanlord OTHER CHURCHES Altyi'5 AM t Church Ci,. I 1110 All Fai th Chapel (imp kmn,,n,lq *,s,.a Pats Rd Spa,dall Ariy. H0luett Chap,a, •.ardaui A, C huluata Clllivivanuly Church Church f J.s Chr,sl II Lather Day Sa.st. 3)15 Pail Ate Cyst Church st Christ' St,.stust NO I n SI Lab. U.n,00 Chapel Orange 5I, , Late Mont.. (ung4.m Hall of JvhCyj*'4 Wul.5qi La., MoWN Unit I4a3 N I'd St First lOriS Church 011100 Living God. M.Iway Pt15ttit.l Open Ruth Tabq,.5a.I, *ud4ew,od Ati . Ølt HIS .p Odnuhi 54mum.l. Hugh kh4oll FurI PeMpcssIai Church 4 Longw3oo F,,I Ppey05111 cth 04 Samford o val GOSpql Vabe,lo.cl., 3134 Ml 01.,. llaluusiti Chuih, Csvnliy Cliffs O ak Hull MI , Ote,n Sashed lu*s Church liSt S Part a.. IaRMrd lISt. Church. 1444 5aop,, Ave iaaOo,4 Sa'stasasaI SO JuSpyS0.'s *100,.g. 1004W. 50410141 ' ~~ Church N. urn It. lift It. Iilling H,ll Msra,,an Che,(01. Alt.n's.I, Spriaug I.4.ey., MWy414 Cha.ch, ns y,.,.u. Rd. WI.tov Spesagi Unut, Church of (Mush. AlI4m.ot. Livimeouly ChApel, All Spgs hoI, T,.vit1 Church.4 God u's COW % .o 1011 MLnqn,itm. Av Oh, Poll Gospel Chur ch S Out Lard hOot Chtutt *atRusIon 5, CI'In C - __ ,Good News Bible Is L Vers on _____ - - WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff Christmas Music Scheduled The Youth! Choir of the First this year. Mrs. Earl Evans, a service joyous, festive St. Luke Baptist Church, Sanford, will local artist and a member of the celebration of God's reaching present a Christmas play' with church has painted a beautiful into our world through the gift "The Nativity According t i music entitled "The Drain," Christmas card which will be on of His Son. St. Luke," i liturgical opera by written by Katherine K. Davis, display- this Sunday at the The Adult Choir of Oviedo's Randall Thompson, will be this Sunday at 7:30 pm. church. Members and frienu,s First Baptist Church Is under presented in the sanctuary of The Christmas play tells the will sign the card (heir the direction of Terry Rabun. the Cathedral Church of St. story of a poor boy who had no Christmas card to one another Soloists will include Jan Luke, 130 N. Magnolia Ave., gift for the Baby Jesus. The boy and the amount which would be l.aursen, Jon Johnson, Philip Or lando, on Thursday, Dec. 9 at is portrayed by Beth flirt, who spent for cards and postage will Cloninger, and Barbara 8 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 11 at -______ is found bya peddler, portrayed be given to the building fund. Johnson. Narrators for the 2:30 and 8p,m, by Lisa Pickens who guides him The annual Christmas dinner cantata are Aubrey Myers and (;)d News Bible is illustrated by Artist Annie to the birth place of the infant is Sunday, at 6 p.m., and Miss Mrs. Joyce Rogers, Nazarene V-111011,011 with simple drawings alive with Jesus. As the boy sings "Carol Bonnie Byrd, chairperson of the fill) Is' ement, historical sense and universal o f the Drum" it becomes Social Committee hopes that all First Presbyterian Nazarene Youth Intermeaning. evident that he can play his members and Friends will atThe Senior High Fellowship national, the teen society of the drum for the Christ Child. tend. The dinner will consist of of First Presbyterian Church of Nazarene Church in Lake Shepherds are portrayed by ham and turkey with all the Sanford will sponsor a spaghetti Mary, will sponsor a car wash Tun Wilson, Kathy Lazenby, trimmings, and each family is dinner Sunday from noon until 2 Saturday from 9 a.m. to p.m. April Morris, Lisa Stamper, to bring a covered dish In- p.m. and 5-8 p.m. Tickets at at the Cargo Gas Station on Raymond Dekle, Billy Painter, cluding salads, vegetables, 50 for adults and $1.25 for Highway 17.92, Sanford. Tony Bethiuiy, Tim hlutson, cake or pie, enough For their children can be purchased from Buck Landers, and Stacy family and one other. Roll and the Senior Highs or at the door. Stafford. The Kings will be drink will be furnished. The group is trying to raise portrayed by Patti Edgemun, The evening service at 7:30 Works funds for the winter retreat In April O'Steen, and Libby will be dedicated to the Rev. & No rt I h Carolina. I \ i O'Steen. The Angels will be Mrs. Frank Marler, who are FTU Church leadership throughout Florida, said The leadership workshop is There will be a Chrismon tree portrayed by Angie Barley, celebrating their 50th year in in the sanctuary in time for the will be stressed during a unique Xander. Emphasis at the shaped to build organizational Vicki Beers, Deana Brorup, the ministry, and will be Dec. 12 worship service and the workshop for Florida clergy sessions will be on application vitality by pointing to methods Sheila Davis, Sissy hardy, Gina honored at First Church, Nampa, all music Christmas service to and lay leaders to be conducted of leadership techniques, and of achieving agreement on Jones, Patti Osborn, and Millie Idaho on Sunday. Mr. Marler be presented at 5 p.m. by the Jan. 29. at Florida exercises will be linked to the goals, roles, and plans with a Smith. Daryl Edgemon will served First church from Chancel Choir under the Technological University in unique problems of each par- total church team, said Cornish. i portray Joseph and Debora Mother's Day, 1927 to the last direction of Mrs. George Touhy. Orlando. ticipating church. Addi tional Information on the Alderman will port ray Mary. S un day in April 1934, his being The workshop will be under Dr. Newel W. Cornish, January workshop may be Whether you know the Bible and ssurdings; cross-references The Youth I Choir is under the the longest pastorate in the Corn rn unity the auspices of the Florida professor of management at obtained by contacting the well, find pleasure and in- to other relevant passages; Foundation for Economic FTU, will be the senior In- Florida spiration in parts of it, or intend section headings to make clear direction of Charles E. Davis history of First Church, Dr. Methodist Foundation for Jr., Minister of M usic, and Harris, current minister, holds Education For Clergy FFEECI structor at the workshop. Economic Education for to read it on the future, a new, the content of subdivisions accompanied by Gloria Davis. the second Rev. Randall Parsons of First longest. At the and is designed to train church Assisting will be the Rev. Clergy, College of Business clear English translation can within Biblical books; a word The Beginner Choir, directed evening hour the new organ will United Methodist Church of leaders in ways to motivate Darrell K. Wolfe, president of Administration, Florida enrich your experience with the list uhspecialterms and flames; chronological charts of old and by Barbara Brorup, Music be dedicated, and Frances Apopka will speak at the annual total leadership teams in their Anna Publishing Co., and Dr. Technological University, P.O. Bible. sIakers, directed by Barbara hlickson, organist will give a Christmas tea For widows of the congregations. Xander. Box 25000, Orlando, 32816, 0 The Good News Bible, newly New Testament history; ma ps Roszell and assisted by Sonja recital and Mary Schuenernann church Sunday at Community In announcing the workshop, Cornish, who joined the FTU Phone 1305) 775-2465. published by the American of Bible lands; Introductions Morris and Lisa hughes; and will be soloist. Frien ds are United Methodist Church of Dr. James A. Xander, FTU faculty in 1968 after eight years Bible Society, is distinctive and an outline to each book. the Young Musicians, di rect ed invited. Casselberry. economist and director of the as manager of ed ucation and among modem translations for In 1966 the American Bible The monthly family' night y' Charles Davis Jr. will aLso FF'EEC, noted much of the communications for the J.C. st being clear and simple for the Society published the New present Christmas music Oviedo Baptist covered will be held public information related to Penney Company, Is a senior modern reader, and also ac- Testament separately, under during the evening worship The First Baptist Church of at 6 p.m. Sunday in fellowship churches seems to focus on instructor in the FTU curate to the original texts. The the title Good News For Modern service. Oviedo will present its hail followed by a progr am problems o ther than theological Management I nstitute and a language is neither academic Man Over 50,000,000 copIes of The public is cordially tnvited Christmas gift to the corn- "The Carols of Christmas" or spiritual in nature. "If larger consultant to business, nor simplistic, but the natural this New Testament are in to attend this service of worship munity by presenting the presented by the Young hope churches find themselves in government, and religious language of everyday adult circulation. through music Christmas musical, "his Choir, the Chapel and Cherb trouble," said Xander, "more organizations. Rev. Wolfe Oconversatton. more If you want to know oft en than not it reflect s a lack earned his M ,A. In Th eology Love Reaching '' , a choirs and the Girls' Ensemble. One feature of this new Bible The U nited Methodist Women celebration of God's gift on Det. that has moved many people is about the Good News Bible, you Firs t Chris t ian of leadership by the clergy-laity From Yale Divinity School and will hold a Christmas banquet For free Information can send 4 and 5 at 7,30 team." has done extensive graduate the illustrations. Done by the Tuesday at c:30 P.m. in Menibei of hisl ClirL'stian The FFEEC wor ks hop is work in administration. He Swiss artist Annie Votllottoa, to: American Bible Society, '[(is Love.,. Reaching", a fellowship hall with a program geared specifically for spent 12 yearsPress as director the the main purpose of the pen and Department GN, 1865 Broad- Church will not be sending Christmas musical by Ron Huff by "The here and Now" singing leadership teams from each of Bethany and isofpast Christmas cards to each other and Bill and Gloria Gaither, is a group. ink drawings is to draw the way, New York, N.Y. 100. the participating churches. president of the Religious people into the text. The The Lyman High School Girls Invitations will go to senior Publishers Group of the be not may drawings Chorus will present a lostclergy and top elected lay American Book Publishers specifically historical and mnas concert Wednesday at 7:30 leaders In larger congregations Assn. archeological, yet they are p.m. in the church sanctuary. #bout real, living people that make the m more than a Central Baptist museum type illustration. -• -. Coming to Central Baptist r Although the persons and Church, 13th & Oak, on Dec. 5 at scenes in fact fit the historical 7:30 p.m. will be "The Turning kiting of the Scriptures, their Point," a Christian musical universality of movements, I group currently on national gestures, and expressions make s -. tour. These 10 talented cullege them wholly contemporary' and student mnusicians, who are sensitive to the spiritual ng a year out from their ta ki ge. sa elements in the pas uman studies to present both conIncluded in the Good News temporary and traditional Bible art' many aids to help the C'hristlan musIc for audiences reader under st and the Bible: across the coun try', will be an alphabetical index of a, ' sIn,i k.. 5••.••"....... tiiwiciii SUUJCCL3, iUUlIIUld giving alternate translations 1~- -- III - ____ - I ,~ - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY CuriO A5srnMy 04 Gad. 3110 £ Kim A story Is told of an artist who admired a ramshackle building hepassedeachmorningonthewaytohjsstudjo, Totheordinary passerby the ho use with its tumblcdown porch, loose hang in g shutters, and broken windows was only an eyesore. But th e artist's imaginative eye saw someth in g different He saw something beautiful. Finally, he bought the ho use, moved into it, and began o make the improvemen ts he had always dreamed of. Week by week and month by month the old building took on a new appearance. At last it was transformed into a gleaming white mansion of striking beauty and grace. It takes practice to see the best En a person and the good in a situation, It's the way God sees us; it's the way love sees. I think parents ha ve a gift for see in g the best in their children. And you may be the only one who can see your son th e way God sees him as he can become, his potential fully realized. Acting out your prayer means believing that God, and God alone, will change your son. It means you realize you can't change him, and so you won't even try. It means seeing only the best in him and treating him not as he is now but according to yo ur faith image for him . as the person he will become. This kind of pos itive prayer can free your son to be his real self. . and empower him to become the man of your prayer. -- THE LAKE MARY UNITED PIE SSYTE hAN (HOOCH k,Ibutr Auu• Lab. Ma., Row A F Stev ens Mu,titr Sunday Church School 0 lOIn. M.,uengWor4pI,p II Ham Youth Grou p I lip Ns W,d(he,r P',ch,c, FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH II, Part A,, ' In church COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH hwy 111301 Pun,1 Rudga Rd C as Oil N, r V liv William Pickett Pasi,. U.. R,to,0,IPi Multi Atsuil Pis', MrnuusqWortltup I I5&tlam , IllIlam ChIuvcIi'achsol Sarv,(eo viuth class.t lee all ..s Fellowship Colt,, lOtuti's tartucts UMYF 510pm 100pm 14 :All Wad S'bl. Study 8 Player S.r. I First Wednesday Fellowship Supper 434pm COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I1P1 Hwy and Las. Mary Blvd NOV Mlclsaol Asd,,.i Past,, The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible i --- _____ Presbyterian GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd I WOodl.,od Dr U., Fred it Gardner Pastor CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3000 5 Park Ave 333 ,4444 U,, S,le,t) Hunter Pastor Sunday khool INa vs Fellowship II 1$ ham Morn.,.4 Worship II Na vi Wed Eta bbl Stool 1 30p vi Christian Science ' Methodist Other Churches ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Ill 0.1. Lvi. Sanlord Fr W,hI.jm Inois Pails, Fe *,lI,im AgtenrI,ffi LOS? Pasta. Sat V.4.1 Mlii 7 Np vi Sun MaW Sat,. As. ION I 13100.0 CovO,nucnt. Sat i-Ion . __ II 00. vi 400pm 1 Np in Catholic vi ILuthora. Churchill Amari(.) Rev Ralph I. Lumas Pallor Woa'sAip 1104am Sunday School I lea rn Nurt.qy Soflt Services N.y Tuesday 10 vi 1 lOp 'H ris , l%.t'Tr5T r.uRcr. $i, pars a..i, THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL ,a, I (tomato Orange Blvd. LISIM*.w0 paste, I1.v' *O1tIl.p *111,1,1 EIdfudja Pallet 4 )0am 5n4ay SP.oI SvAa, SPNoI 14 Na vi t ,, Mt nnq Worth.0 Morning W orship II $0 a vi II OIa I Npvi ISpm EverungWor ship " 't, L.rn Pro p Mastutog *ndnisga0 1 )O 7 Mom t.,i Pta,,. Sor.s. I 12pm lIp LaTHE RAN CHURCH 044 (.vrq e.rsu'., lIlt., 1 Np vi ________ Question: My son's We Is in such a dreadful state that I don't even know bow to pray for him. Can you give me any suggestions? Answer: Yes, my suggestion is to picture your child as you want him to be. Imagine him as happy and healthy in every way, As you make t his faith im age, ask God to let you see him th e way God sees him-perfect and whole. Before a carpenter picks up his hammer, he has a picture In his mind of what he will make. The chair or cabinet or room exists his imagination as a finished and perfect piece of work. An architect creates a building In his mind long before any actual work l4010rIando Ave (I? Ill Congregational vi FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 30)1 Satohird A., It, Fr.d MCCI,,,, Pastor Sunday School It. .. Morning Worship MYF 1040 in 1 lIp m ,/ tj 11-bill Study lvii 5yp YOyth S.rvu lv,5 Ftp 0000 SHEPHERD ____________ I )3p I lop IN Erinung Service PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HugPlway 44 WIII Hoarcp Taylor & Bud Hupp E vangelists Pb4Clat It Qa vi MOrviuig Woothup I, $ vi Ew.n.nqWorsPup 400pm Sal, Classes Wed 1 Np on Pastor lOam Pifer I IS t iii It. tot ______ ____________ II 04 a IN Sunday Eve ning Wid SuMi Sled, Cynquicors Mi.?itog Sunday 0,, Fly,, A Siu(lip, Sunday School WoeSlOup Surtuce Ic ndq-vqa,l,n hid NursIry Church School Morning Weqylsip S., dai School tprjv 10 II.. vi I(I TO n m Lull PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH :aio Palvii?t. Ave Mov.usgWorh.p I .ivqyu1'.( S.' -,is .O Pra t t' I 041, Study - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG*000 $it Ora". SI,,,, at. K Ruth Grant P a't., Sunday School JO Ni vi LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THr REDEFMFR lOS W 15th Place 'The Euutlutat H0ur' hid TV Yisl$ is Ito. lOam. It' N a vi E vening worship I' Lad.t Bible Class Wednesday SbI,Cla,, ________ (-A,. Lutheran Wild Eveutuog S.qvic, .ir, Lr'Oy Church Of Christ E .tm.rso Set vice Mormn Woalup Church Travis, II... Church School Holy Comviuv'ov CHURCH OF CHRIST 400 Palm Spa.95 Or AltamonteSpssivt JamesP Needham Evangelist Sal, Study t Na vi JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Rosily W•rthup 1434 We ll ilNa vi F .rnu'uq Worship a Np vi Geor ge Galloway Paste, Evening service p vi Sunday School to 00 a 'H Wid W.dnyOdiy Sal, Cla ss )• p cis M01A.9SIrV.P It May E ,en.n, S.ryuc, 1 34 p vi Wedooi4i,S,,.,c, I lop in OI Tr ul' f IN,y Di, CHURCH OF CHRIST 1513 Park Aynuii Fred laser F wamiTthst bli Study II Ham Mor ning Wor41iip II 0.3 a vi School Pentecostal 5 0 Soper IT. Pi'rry W Collins PINECREST IAPTISTCHURCH 111W Airpert$Iy ICy K00OIOIIp$0Iy Pisl.t ________ ___________ -. __________ ?tr ''o ________ .- Episcopal fl 1 lIp ___________ ' . 0 to a to 451.•' $ lip vi Pvyacluunq 4 *014150.9 Sal. Stud, I Isp to "., \.'t I . , CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBlY Garden tieD Hwy Morning Worship Youth League Evening Worship Pastor 9 Cis "I C 0 Harris S riday $(hoof - ______ 454 Fm I 1 04 a ph C,-, 1.' Photo1 333 .-- -- : CHURCHOF GOD N •. ., FA SANFORD 11111 CHURCH lllOSinPordA,. t_ I 1)(1 Church Of God 4 P0 II ' )llll r. 1;1 41 ., ., . ~ kL u,.nnag Mid Week Service (Weds Friday, D.c. 3, 197-38 .' . . -' - j -- St. Johns 11 ____ Temple Israel Temple Israel Sisterhood Is ponsoring a rummage sale on Sunday, Dec. 12, from noon untIl 5 p.m., to be held at Temple Israel, 4917 Eli Street, Orlando. There will be a selection of household goods, clothes for adults and children and toys. I HARVEST BANQUET T 'P - 1 4 Sunday will be Homecoming and Honor Day at St. Johns Missionary Baptist Church of Sanford at the II a .m. service. It. J. Clillen, I)r, Cordon Merritt, Ft. Someone from the church will Lauderdale and Earl E. Minott are shovin after the be surprised with a "This is ur [Ate" type program. Annual harvest Banquet given Saturday night at the YoThe last communion of the Civic Center by St. John MB Church, as they year at St. Johns will be obevaluate the success of this great l'hanksglving served Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Rev. R.J. Cliffen is pastor. affair, Rev. ('lillen Is pastor of St. John, Rev, ______ hop Slated �48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec., 1976 0.ApartmentsUflfUrtushed TONIGHT'S TV CLASSIFIED ADS OrlQndo Winter Park Seminole REAL NICE HOME Ridgewood Arms 2 6 MOVIE Friday 9 FRI ENDS 12 LIVING ¶M)RDS 900 Evening lawyer on the run decides to hide out in a deserted house in wtith a young pregnant wxn an has taken refuge 7 THE GREAT AIR SHIP 630 12 NBC WWS 2 4 ADVENTURE 9 ABC MOVIE "Smashijito on Interstate 5' Robert Con- 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM C NEWS 700 2 TO TiLL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 CALL IT MACARONI 'ad, Buddy Ebsen. Vera Wes star Lives are 'hanged in seconds when a disastrc,us 39 car crash occurs on a Califormi fr eeway Over a holiday weekend Dance to the f,kissc 6* I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WiLD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 NAME THAT TUNE 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 6 MtPPETS SHOW 6* HOGAN'S HEROES 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MY THREE SONS 24 SENIOR SCENE 800 2 12 SANFORD AND SON Fred plays an rortarit role when Aunt Esther meg to adopt a child 4 6 CHARLOTTES WEB Pan two Anwnated ai,cal vef soon o1E B Wt'itestrneless story oln'wacles" A little pig enlists the help of his best tnerid, a large girey spider, to avoid ending t on the dinner fade 9 DOl11'Y AND MARIE OSMOM) SHOW Guests Cast Reim. the 0smond Brothers, . R: Kelly, Charo, Pad Lyi'ide 830 2 12 HALLMARKH&tjQF FAME Beauty and the Boast - George C Scott, Trish Van Devote Story of a beautat i young worrwkxcedtolive in a castle inhabited by Boast." a Irightering, possibly human Creature who. in so" of fus demeaner, wins her teclion by denixastrabng his kindness and serztrity tary reserves arid their role as a pail of the defense capabillity, system 6 9 12' NEWS 6* NEWS 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 2 6* WILD, WILD WEST 9 SWAT guests 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1230 6$ THE UNTOUCHABLES 9 MOVIE "Initat,onof Life " Lana Ttrner, John Gn, I 0 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Wlfrnan Jack is host to an all stat bnetça of singers and n'vjseal who have had trillion selling singles in 1976 Partial guest last includes: The Captain and Tervillo, The Bay City Rollers, Queen. The Miracles, Enc Carmen. Cliff Richard. Or Hook' many Others, ______ Morning 600 4 FARM AND HOME 6 GROWER'S ALMANAC 625 9 DAILY WORD WAY BACK" FRED WILUAMSON 400 2 JOHNNY CASH Riding ttv Rails' 24 EVENING AT SYMPHONY 430 9 NFL PLAYBACK 500 2 HARRY CRAPIN CONCERT 9 WIDE WORLD OF SundQy 4-Personals IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' IN YOUR FAMILY? New Electronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care Products Towers Beauty Salon, 519 E 1st 322 5742. ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Free 62$ 1227 for "WE Care", Adults & Teens 700 2 MUSIC HALL. USA 4 BUGS BUNNY 61 HEE RAW 9 LAWRENCE WELK Dream Songs' 12 HEEHAW Guests Sonny James, Munot Felts 24 THE GOODIES 730 4 THE MUPPETS SHOW 7 24 ONCE CLASSIC. 'Hod" Hod arrive at the house. A strong 4 INCLUDING COFFEE OR TEA UPON A Dote and Sesmann tnendship cow, between Heidi and onpplod Clara 800 2 IN CONCERT With Charles Aznaveur 4 6 MARY ryt,cn MOORE SHOW Lou is afraid Mary is becorring addictod to steeping pills 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP 830 '6 BOB NEWHART SHOW Bob watches in amazement as Jerry makes a desperate ar1ernct to locate his 4 Sbi O TUESDAYS THRU FRIDAYS JJtf NA '' .U- iii, .J.'( # owi# I parents th perfect WELCOME TO THE 23RDCENTUR SOME OPEN DATES The only FOR RESERVATIONS HONORED i Lcjl=~~ KII'L I ),Y,~ ~ / \ you can't have in this world of total pleasure is your 30th birthday. COMPANY CHRISTMAS PARTIES 321-0424 ing (' ,A,] lk'\ ,Q \ l~ I I ,) Atit ,jit - .~a -,~____. 1' ZORP.0 COI4T 9 SI00.000 NAME THAT TUNE 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE The Moneychangers '' Kirk Douglas. Christopher Pk,rwner star in Itig Ioat part adaptabon of Arthur HaJoy's best selling novel about the .nghbng and intrigue in a vast t)etikang errwe Pail two Sunday, Dec. 5 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie parxcg when Edith invites an old schoolmate of his to dinner I),m,: . 2$44 PARK DRIVE SANFORD, FLA. FRI. 1:00 t :.r'4. jrr r 7' il . SAT..SUN, 3:30.530 2 ,, ..',, 1. 11:00 ___ Logan 1s29, Check Tick,? Numbers - For AT DISCOUNT COMMUNICATiONI ' S ANVIIIIIn 9' NCM FOOTBALL. Arkansas at Texas 24 MOVIE' -The RrvWry ' 4 6 930 At. ICE Episode lo be announced 6*' LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE FREE '9" SHIRT RI AlA REALTORS-4)0 6061 Eves 123.3419 i Appliances Abundant Storage Space dilioning Package insulation & Sound. Proofing No One living above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors Models open 10 a an 'lii óp an Daily * Come see us or call ReSpOnsble baby iMing, day or night on occasional basis Reasonable, References it desired Jennie Kline, 3220791 Furnished 31-Apartments Educaiiona, Child Care for as low ax I OR, turn apt , lights, water turn Mature adults No pets, $95. 3" 5, weekly it you qualify 171 $421 2296 after I wk days or 321 OUS 2521 Park Or 372 211$ Realtor After Hours, 372 10,294 1220640 ,flJ 3991 trailer apIs Adult & family park Weekly, 3515 Hwy Il 90, Sanford 323 $920 NAVEL ORANGES 7002 French Ave. Sanford 372 3622 Pennsylvania Golden Delicious & Staymon Apples 372 7031 113 W. 13th St NAVEL ORANGES. $2 SOBU. In 0162 or 372 6111 SANFORD- 3 BR, Ili bath home. central H&A. 12'x21' game room, large trees Will sell below FHA approval 173.900 Forrest Greene Inc. . 1000 4 6 i CAHOI BURNETT SHOW: Guest: Alan King. 1030 24. JEANNE WOLF WITH Rip Wilson 2 1100 '4; 6! it; NEWS 62 Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and 7 bedroomt. $125 to Sill month Adults Phone In 1 8 1 0 Need extra money? Can you work a couple of hourS an the evening (.iIl 171 $547 Peg Real Estate Broker 26.3$ S Sanford Ave 371 0759 evCs 372 /643 -. 2 BR unlurnished, Children, pets o K %t3omo 373/IlSor 19017360299 ______________________________ YOUR lITTlE itt 4(;I,% Cy- - - - - -. - -WE SELL SUCCESS373 5176 201 Commercial 32-Houses ORANGE PICKERS NEEDED DELANO AREA, Call Mike, 736 7716 7 & 3 BR houses, central air & heat, fenced yard 322 Is53 _PP4, 1 10 17 Shift- GeriatrIc' am. perience preferred, Apply In person. Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center. 950 MellonvilIe Ave Smallest ad with the greatest op rtUriiIy Call 373 $512 EARN $36,000 YEARLY Sell a littlespjce ANYTIME Cook for in plant Cafeteria Monday Friday Lake Mary area Polygraph roqu4red 323 9250 Ext I TOP 115 Reliable woman to live rent fret in exchange for companion for older woman 322 3*33 Sanford Telephone Collector. interesting lob for aggressive person Credit or collection experience helpful, not necessary, we will train Salary Plus commisSion. benefits. 1109 E Second St - Sanford Companion Needed immediately 6200636 Furn I BR cottage. I mile out, newly decoraled, on large private lot $100 month Call 122 Q61 FIBERGLASS BOAT MOCK UP AND FABRICATION PERSON -- 34-MbiIe Homes One Of the nation's leading fiberglass boat manufacturers needs persons experienced in building mock ups and fabrlCtlon Of glass molds for runabout and fishing boats Nice 2 OR mcbileriome in Longwwod. $123 month No pets Phone $20 $650 7 BR Mobile Home Furnished. No Pets $110 323 2451 Good salary, fringe bene4it, Paid vacation and holidays, excellent working conditions Send complete resume to Mr. Mike 2 OR , furniShed. $110 Katie's WekIva Landing, 372 1470 Kelly, Personnel Director, Arrow Glass Boat & Manufacturing Corporation, 931 Firestone Boulevard, Mempha, TN 11101, hT1id yard Adults only No pats 32') 05.1$ after 1)0 Real Estate 21 -Situations, Wanted 41-Houses Bookkeeping Services- Auto fix penance. lypirig. SateS leA & quarterly reports, title's, Notary. Will work an your office or my hOme, 322 $195. W. GARNETT WHITE Meg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRI DER, ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 322 7*11. Saninr. 74--fliusiness opportunities 5 1 Eves 122 1587. 372 4179 207 E 75th One 1135 1 j11age is Across From Ranch Houi,, 323-8670 or 8)1 9777 "i ili'SSiii( ally MJii.ailrd - a'.'. _2090 co COMPONENT ,VITH RECORDER Was $71995 Balance 97.10 Cxii Credit Management. 671 6332 rEP 7 B.Ih Models ':., / ' " Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting N 2 J It, WEEKEND. Topic will include a look at the beauty II W .19h Out to business in Rio. 6. MOVIE. "Ph Ge.sha" Shirley MacL,ajne, Yves M.yitand 1962, Comedy about an actress who is so adept at posing as a geisha her boil doosn'I teooze her lunch Pius - county west at Sanford. Owner out of State. needs 10 sell 136,000 ', and coriracis toe him $etvlcss. 1200 7' 9' SPECIAL ZORRO CONT. ABC NEWS ,, share ho me with senior citizen. Private room & bath. 6.17. ______ $34' Cou ple will and hot gravy, C4441111* and Sutter "S tan' biSCUIt, '01 NEWS $ 11,43 V1I. 1 . 1230 U BuRKE'S LAW 9 lax 9i MOVIE. 'The Satan Good Every Day Except ISun Ilam iiI3pm Limit 3 A a 1909 S. OAK AVE.- Reduced 54.000. This prestig.ous all brick 32 home with all its amenities can be yours or $49,900. The p.rlect setting for George Maharis, Richard Fr''j F:r C:d Taste Lieaating stolen virus gems FRED CHhCKEN QIt,AiLY 11£ M TILT XP A4 -Fai 45*1 ilL Il'MP U $ Frenl Ave. (Ns•way 17.fl) Sanford - Bug.- 8sahart. 1966, Soere hcbon him Ibotif dialbollicial doctor beef on deso.,ing nwilurd by Wed ot,: i1C(k Rentals $007 SCOTT- Mayfair- 1.1i,if with CHA, WWC, paneled family room. utility, ttficed rear yard for $25,000. L On an L%MuI4ctng pOpi4e, 100 21 DAILY DEVOTIONAL SWAP SHOP apLlAuatc1y SIJNOAYS,AM 1Pht. F'II MovlILANO 977.13 2'40 9 DAILY WORD _____ entertaining OVIEO(l FTU- DuplexesFurn or Unfuni , Wooded, Home sue lots, RlDGLw000 VILLAGE. 343. Excellent. Iitj ScaRing, screened Cabana, paneled family room and much MLS REALTORS Large 2 OR upstairs apt. $700 Magnolia Ave. Sanford. 32) 0445 atlee S 321-0O 70175, FRENCH IN . , 40 funding. By builder. I34,I9, Equal Housing Opport,njty. Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1% Bath Townhouse . Net $ 18,525 Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block construction. 1,064 feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools - No square REALTOR, MLS .323-5774 Anytime maintenance fees. They're Hot! * no MODEL OPEN: area. New houses In rural No down Payment. monthly psytytent, ttg than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to II you qualify I Woo81 lmere sea SANFORD- $34 PosalI Or, 2 OR. Fla mm, $ bath, fenced yard. $11,700 FOR INFORMATION CALL M; UNSWORTH REALTY 323 .7080 Req. Real Estate Broker 403W. 151St .Sanford 3234061 or 3220317 eves. Another 4 DAILY-1:30 a.m..S:30 p.m. SAT,-I]a,m..4p.m. SUN.-1 p.m.-Ill p.m. I _ __ i V. .411, - - '' ______ In Sanford - West Ofl2Sth St. off 17.92 kii Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood .Irct your new To Terrace Drive Fi ne Development By 1MV Waco CONSTRUCTION cONPAJIY iiiiiiiiiiii bo,fl,Iure -- , FUTURA BY SINGER 01,, i S 'ii'r, S lOP l.. Zig Z,ig iolachiies ' .ini SeA' Assume balance of 5183 5,0 or pay $11 lO pe r month Will ttkp trade in S'r'g,r equipped 10 zig zag 6. make button holes Balance of 15844 or 10 payrieniS of 16 Call credit Ilanager. 372 9111 r see al SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store - Sanford Plaj 'EWING MACHINE SINGER FUIURA Lii' OCt.. Snger't tirwsl Still warranty Original pnEe over $.650 Will sell for $781 casts or take tip payments 01 $12 per mOnlh NO MONEY DOWN Will lake trade AspartQJvm,nl Fret home trial. rio obligation Call 644 6)19 day or nu3ht PHONE CALL AWAY UT... ,I i Landscaping & Home Improvements ______________________ I :,in cover your r'me ,tiumflum & Soffit system iofing. Gutters 20 Vms interior & stone specialty 372 7700 - Earn extra cast, for Christmas chopping Sell thO items you no ' 9"' heed with a Quick ACtiOn n .Sj in tl1' F .eniria Heriid .,4r1t ' Central Heat & Aim Conditioning For free estimates. C311 Carl I HarmS it SEARS 'n Sanford 322 i771 " ______________________________ ___________________________ - Arid That's A at Too' P-tome P,p..r. Room, .- :.od,t,ons Concrete 'Work Pint ' DICK S LAWN SERVICE mg Carpenter Work, Ceri'r'c , stowing Trimming. Edging. Fail Tile. Alum Enclosures 3236125 Clean up $20443.1 Free Estimates - , green pasture, Mecca Hammock Farms, 3721361 Electrical 7 month old Apaloena, 5100 ,lj(e information, call 322 9279 I between ii) a an & / p m Ask for Angie Hauling Gelding, lii hands. 17 years old. gentle. 3000 auth children, tack lnCIl1otI Also Holstein bull. i months old Call 372 1961 Sanford. 327 5461 - Sewing AIter.t ri, Dress Making. Dnape, UphOlSte'm, 372 0/07 __________ Well Drilling land Clearing ________________________ __________________________ LIGHT HAULING & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone l') 1371 Horses Pastured, very large grassy. . R1 BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Pork Drive 372 063 BOWL IN ELECT RIC Eetr.i,3i I Contractors industrj5l. cam IBlown an iil',.I4t 'on Mayo in SUI,itOn C o i.Jil before 9 a m , 3)12 merd,aI, residential Free 00'2 or i'J4 175 65.17 estimates 322 2373 I I $70) Phone)77 Soil After 5pm 7971 Orlando Or Pest Control ___________ Ins ulation 3 Year Old Buckskin Gelding beautiful riding pasture $20 per ma Also hors, trailer rentals. $13 per day ROBSON MARINE ClasSified tas will .Ii*a,s give you more Much . Much More Imi4n 901,1 expect - Roofing, of Song 1Ne4t metal. AI',r'n Sofbits, Painting Air cond Gutters, TextUre codIng, Scres, ri etc Large quality, smdiI dollar lili Evan s , 1)19914 - rent, lush .'NT ADS WILL SELL your -;Jon? and "eedt' fast at a 10*, low Coil Carpentry. Remodeling. Add,tons. Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free estimate 373 603 __________________________ and Paddocks l - TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And Thats A Fact' CI4S5,tleiI AQs Gets R5ijll -- Only 5)1 Campbell's Poodle Pad Complete Phone 322 35.44 professional grocmrg 2467 Park -----------'-------4-' Awe, 7274171 ('See & Gerry s Cleaning Ser,,e Residential & Commercial Clean ng RI 1, So, 174CC Sanford. Fi 32771 ' 17) 6425 3 Male Doberman puppies. cham pion show stock. 6 *kS old Call 'tj- 1 lust' ac an tli5 page for I 313 Will week, only 56 51 ' -. CLASSIFIED DEPT 66-Herses ' in 2411 or 8.11 9997 Slall EXPERT LAWN SFPVICE Mowimg. Edging. Trimming vreeEstimaits Phon.573 $797 ''cf-oral' Cleaning 7 year old - E 11Cr on '4%trr r'g Pijtr Pltcn.ng S .i",i,jt.d b-0 Ex Lagie Siding Co 551 9563 - Lawn Care w Alsi * I I DIRECTORY SOFA& CHAiR SHAMPOOED from 'WILSON MA1ER for the best Christmas ever Save on national brands Liberal trade ifl5 Free delivery Convenient terms vie give TV Stamps 111 F Frt t Phone 122 5622 • . EXPERTSYTOS JUST A Aluminum Siding dog, brown & tan, nail Collie, hail Split Good wIll children 322 5521 - )PC Bedroom Suite Taple and Chairs, Child s Swing S et Phone 322 1052 1 0J0 State $t DIRECTIONS: ---- FREE to good rOme PARK- Attractive 3 NOW . • * I 1, DiSTRiBUTORS * ORIGINAL PRICE $!24,M - - , - S I ii .' BUSINESS '*' 373 8322 SR 46 I mc East i Labrador AKC biack. I weeks I Pick your Christmas puppy now. Sets Twin Beds, complete $110 1175 Ph 327 1395 total $2? Cherokee (.rcle. Sanford fA 48 monthly payments at $49 - . . GROOMING All small brr'ri Professional Reasonable 1)4 220) rat' Sell our trade n furniture at t)w 1893,21 3.60 1194.17 455.13 2352.00 3527.00 10.97 pct. Ii 64-Equtpment for Rent 51-Household Goods 2 5% OR $6,175 than 1150 down. Government more 3721. 40 , c"ces Good selection Lake Mary-- 3 BR, V-1 bath new homes Under $23,000 with less a chairs, Slraigfit Chain - COUNTRY FURN NET BALANCE DOCUMENTARY STAMPS UNPAID BALANCE FINANCE CHARGES TOTAL AMT, PAYMENTS DEFERRED PAY'T PRICE ANN, PCT. RATE GOOD SELECTION NEW CAR TRADE-INS Shoes, 705 E First St Steam (l,',,o Y,'ur Own Carpet i ,,i,.npls., jijlIrro,, 1, hen l'ieni Ocr ii 'ntenvdc 'xanfpr lOP'S S nks i,istailat.on' CAR ROLL S FURItI lURE ,I,,Iil,Ibi toil (.ai'.Ii 73 .inybine i 65-Pets-Supplies We're Offering A * Get ' Em While 121S If paces twn.ydipp,d 'mt, chicken, mashed potatoes 29-Rooms 1893.27 _____ 1919 5 French 3721991 Eyes 322 1496. 3721164. 377.1964 323 3914 Harold Hall Realty NET BALANCE ________________ FOR THE BUYER WITH CASH $11,900 Grocery st or e for sale, Reasonable. Call 3226431 ifter 6:30 pm, coridilion with piiSti case CoSi 117500 60--Office Supplies Live Dad a pair of dress boots by Freeman or Dingo from Knight's r PINECREST- Newly Painted. cozy 3 OR, I bath home near elemen lary school COUNTRY CLUB- RefurbIshed, 3 BR. I.', bath, lam, mm, fenced, 7106 MAGNOLIA- Custom horn,, 3 2 In 'a well establisised neigh. borhood. Beavliful carpeting theougtaquf, large closets, garage, Oil 141101 appliances, Convenient to schools. shopping, churches, 306827 DOWN PAYMENT 5,iiifor d F IA ; For Appointment Call 305 322 3103 _______________ L BR, 7 bath, extra large fam rm., choice school area, $31,900. Tampa $I Pete OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS EXPO Dec 11.12.1] Holiday Inn Airport 4500W, Cypes St , Tampa Adm, $2. 12.9 15un,'12 61 2906.99 25.00 293199 117.21 19.00 TOTAL SALES PRICE i,/i ('cr'', .5.. POOL HOME In RAVENPtA OPPORTUNITIES FOR SANFORD SALES PRICE CLERICAL NOTARY TOTAL UNIT PRICE SALES TAX FLA. LICENSE rings, earrings, necklaces p0 yOs, I wallets, ScOtjl kniveS arid clothes, - -. --age 01011 Office Furniture PAYTON'S CHILDREN SWEAR 2610 H,awaiha ,jl 17 97 Wood or steel deSks, executive desk & Ctlairs, secretarial desks 8. 1130 222211 COROLLA 2 DOOR Wooijr,jIf' '.,,.Irci.'n Center liciency apartment or workshop $10.500. mont ew;e,it'n? Ch 'istmits Gills including birthStone I E.P.A. RATING 77 TOYOTA NOW I N STOCK cabinets as '5 Cast, ar, i' , ROLL'S Casselberry. Il '22 tIC Leather shop equipl'nenl to make _______ beltS 5. tallieS purses. Stock & 62-Lawn-Garden tgois Body Shop I )tt & E In. -Santoro NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES - appointment area, M.P.G. 5.400 new Sell for 5200 372 4187 S i TO - 1503 323 502') any Imp -'- Uppland Park Homes VERY CLEAN 2 OR okler home, close to downtown, churches and thopping includes separate ef 49 $ ,*. Degas C.u,tar Metal Shed, red barn lyPe, .l'..l'i çt'#efxb YOU ASKED FOR IT'- YOU GOT IT -.*• , String Ban j o, good tone, like new, 550 Phone 319 5370 -_ FOR SHUT INS )d.)Bedroom gas For The Caller- Clubs, alter 5 p rn FREE Sa'iOF'PiPii, SERVICE i.laslilItIi 1t0 rig SALE Park cabinets an IS' x IT' kitCti,'n. fireplace In family room, brick and lile grill on 311 02' porch, intercom, cenlnal vacuum system. ?Central I- eating and air con ditionarag units Plaie C,,il for 111F * 59-Mzjsical Merchandise turner. 321 0/14 C downtown Sanford Lovely one year old. 1 bedroom. 3"i bath home on generous pool oriented lot r*sttrj under huge oaks Loads of __________________ - All Items Reduced QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES 1. _______________________ U ppland k ,'ii - i Flails Gait Bags, Duckstem Jackets Lades and mans golf apparel and ShOCS Mayta a Counhr Club Pro Shop, 372 2331 * 1.31 3334, Ext 502 MAYFAIR- Spacious 3 bath, near hospital, choice custom built. 544.230 - Used Re'sIturant and Bar Equip 6 Gas Grill, Deep fat fryer C,ish 'gst other 'q'i 1291900 ,. a For s Christmas, give brack on Molder, with door for sflell5 Beautifully handmade of moun ti'ri pine. $ 35 322 1316 or 3fl *699 Left In Lay-Away i ,-4 ,. * F. irr SPRINGS- 700 tOil - 3 BR, 2 b. Fam Pm lrwood St DtI. Car --- --- I ' CHULA VISTA- Croveiand Dre I BR, 3 B. Fam Rm , Fire pic scr porch $60 000 WINTER - Equipment , 33)0171 322 I . - 57-Sports -- ' HOLTON TRUMPET & N ce corner landscaped residential Mom will love you all year for a BUESCHER ALTO SAXAPHOPIE Micro Wave Oven or a Trash 101, central Sanford local iOrt. Phone 373 0586 Compactor Dick '% AppI ,inces. Reasonable By owner 373 2617 S French Ave - in -______________________ 7651 , Fender Deluxe Amp, 200 wait, .lrmngton-.corner lot, big enough Ventura Elect Guitar, both for for double wide trailer Phone 373 5200 3230322 61)1 ______________________ ,I Sell or Trade for Building Material. 1970 Torino, I? ALan Boat. ' Spinet Piano. Currier, exceilen! Trailer, 7' a Merc 72 model W P condition. $800 Phone 322 5031 1 ( LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 17.92. Sanford Jeep. '76 CJS. 6 cyl.. full top, hubs. like new . 13.000 miles. 322 $195 Dell's Auction Center - I uxrainted re,unditoned a uto ____ Pri,'i ________________ 707 E 25th St 's & EleCtronic Organs 'with ______________________________ batteries. SI? 95 exchange automatic rhythm Section Liberal RE EL S BODY SHOP. t 109 Osteen-. 73/acres, county blacktop tradesollereal Bob Bail's Piano 4. S,iniord A.' road, partly wooded, corner , Organ Sales 8. Western Auto, 301 property. Terms 111.700 Broker, - - I W Firsi St . 32'? 2755 1505 W. 25th 5$, S.cnfo. , Flo. -- . i',i',ioijd Solitaire, $19 50 up. i anr;nd tie t.6c. $ It 50 Gwaltney 2045 Park Ave Eves 322 15$? , 377 1179 . LIP - 3217832 ' From FOREST CITY- 3330 Cleaves Cl 3 BR. 2'.'a B. Fam rm., Fla mm Otil Car , Firepic., Vac syst sprinkler SyS $42,900 ,tppl,xnces See our fine Selection Gregory Lumber 8. True Value Hardware. 6th & Maple 372 0500 * 70 Acres on lxii,', priced lo se ll - Bedroom .','r,' ..,li love one of our electrical INC. MLS.REALTOR Pr') RC,II Eslahe Broker General Contractor 322 8.157 Adult Family CASSELBERRY ' 7)1 Laurel Way, I BR, 3 S. Fam Ran , Fla rm tl g.ar,tence 134,900 - Open Daily For Retail Sales 10 ' ZTPM _I~h ' ' Hal Colbert Realty JOHNNY WALKER Kitchen Equipped I., Is Priced 43-Lots-Acreage Triumph TR 6 hardtop, air, 1 speed Must sell 14,000 or best offer by Dec 8th $62 6404 evenings - 32' 961 3 BR. 21' 61' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY iSOUiLC HOMES J5iJJ Or I,w,io Or 32) 5200 323 7832 1 Patio Apartments Wm. H. Stemper- Realtor Equal Opportunity Employer. 7th shopping with us, at your Ofl Pf'idl'S I - - Quiet, One Story EXECUTIVE HOME in beautiful Wilson Place, iii miles will of Small house. $90 per month $50 damage. Single or couple No pets 322 3*11 after 5 30 Nurses. RN's & LPN's. Aides, Aide SANFORD-7)06 Park Ave Villas, 7 OR. I'., B. Townhouse $191 500 Sea 'rx.zr Real Fitai. Bro k er 33-Houses Furnished INCOME PROPERTY Cypen - 511,900 BedroomApis, DELTONA- 1106 Giovanni St , 3 BR. 2 B. Car 121.500 2 BR with family room Slat per month w i th 55,0 security deposit 3233561 r oom on nice 13* )23' lot for quick sale 373 7169 -' Sale for Sale _ I Rms with built on den 4 storage 3 YEARS OLD 1 BR. 7 bath. C H&A. Ii acres, $39,500 FGTvans Luxury REALTOR - JUNGLE POAtj - G en eva, Nice oouble wide mobile home. I acre, 515.500 ' LONGW000- 132 Lea Ave -1 BR, 2 B. Fam Pm , DtaI Car - Fri cc 5390-ta) setting. tiicw t MLS 80-Autos - -. NO SUB-DIVISION Studio, Nice 2 BR block home, turn or unfurn 323 2970 or )fl 7129 alter 6 pm lake. In wooded month 372 0153 LoriRwood 372 7198 WE BUY FURNITURE Mittaind Auction 129 611* toll free from Sanford Take over * GOOD AREA 7 BR. 1 bath, cement ' Th grx ous toyer separates the block, hardwood floors, SCreened tormai living .ifld dining room sii,soo trom the family living area This Split br 1 BR is pool planned and NEED A HOME' $100 down Florida designed A large lot and payment 10 qualified buyers 3 Sparkling new home for only BR, P baths, ceallrat hrat, 1.38.900 refurn.shi.d As Lw .is Slit CLIFF JORDAN, REAL TOP 830 Hwy 434. I. ongwood WIT REALTY ___________________________ ______________________________ III B??? Peg Pci? Estate Broker, 321 0610 3220229 32)1193 25.6SPARK fl Dec. 31, 1976 OVIEDO- 392 Celery Cir . N - 4 BR.? B. Fam Pm . ObI Car $31,200 Dutch Colonial 3 BR. 2 bath home on Realty, -- REAL ESTATE Multiple Listing Service If Purchased & Closed By 162 BR ApIs - excellent location, all electric kitchens. A C. carpeted. drapes. adults, from $150 2015 Sanford Ave. Phone 372 7113 LAKE MARY. lakefront, 3 BR. 7 bath, garage & carport, large lot 1275 mo FORREST GREENE INC. REALTOR. $20 6*33 Put spice in your life. Call 574 2056 ' I , 322-2420 Unfurnished Nnter Springs- 3 BR, excellent Condition, mn lease 6 mos $265 rro No pets Near school 171033S - LONGWOOD-- Approx acre lot, 3 BR. 7 bath home. 32 ft. kidney Shaped pool, Cent H&A. Screened Porch PLUS cement block duplex. 2 BR each Side 5.17,000 Greene. Realtor, 678 03)3 Hal Colb er Realty No Closing Costs 31 A -Dupl exes B e autiful building JENNY CLARK REALTOR. 322 159$ Warren hubs payments 32 3 5168 after S Good uSed TV's 125 4. uP I H,t,i4, West Sanford I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 arid MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive, I, * ' 32) 56213 '73 Models Call 3231510 or $34 GET EX TPA CASH Sanford. 322 0352 ro ' 1603 Dealer ______ : CHRISTMAS by selling your good . 77- Autos Wanted ' used furniture and appliances to I 54-Garage Sales 7' Pool Table IFrederick Willysl i . .. tarry's 4. Used Mart, 215 S With $49 Just in time Sanford Ave 3?? 1132 BUY JUHY. CA PS from $10 10130 '4$ MUSTANG- Good Looking Yard Sale, Dec 3. I & S. 9 to 5. 10/ for Christmas 322 7$6 . _________ Call 322 1524 ,xftrr 1 pm $700. Phone]?) 4014 ____________ Colonial Way (22nd St.) 70-Swap & Trade Depression glass & lots of other J I I969C1'iryster Imperial 1dm HT wilh * , itemS VaIl come. 78-Motorcycles I4OCID engine. in excellent shape I ID' SELLERS _____________ Friday & 4. Pencil Sets, by Anson, $12 50 MOVING SALEI Loaded With extras $950 Phone BUYERS DEALERS 5atd5i, 9 to ' 5. 91/ W 24th St GwAL THEY JEWELERS, 201 S 3225341 'Empty your carport or garage: Hou'hoid goods 6. miSc Park AvI -_____________ -__ _______ Make $15 and fun swapping , DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION too Bring your art icles to MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE Kaw,is4ki 1 00 motorcycle, 5,133 l'lwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. Sat Only from 9 Movietarad Drive In Theatre Swap 10 dark 109 Lake ' , mit's, like new. Sell or trade Daytona Beach will hold a public Shop Flea Market. south Il 9'2, I Dot Drive. Sunland Misc items of Phone 319 5.370 AUTO AUCTION every Saturday REPOSSESSED all kinds every Sunday. 9a m 105 p m NO - nigh? at / 30 tI's the only one in CHARGE Reserve free spaces CONSOLE STEREO ' Motorcycle Insurance Florida You set the reserved Phone 372 1216. 1 p an to 9 pm Gold front, has everything, sold new GARAGE SALE- Fri., Sat., Sun. BLAIR AGENCY price No charge other than 15 7022 Elizabeth Court (Oft any night $38995 Bal $121 10 Call Credit 373 3466cr 323 7710 regiStration fee untess vehicle is , Melionville & Cornell) Furniture. Manager, 61$ 6332 sold Call 904 733 1311 for further Linens, MisC, 323 5130. 71-Antiques 3taiIs Champaonp, Filth. i mported from Rummage Sate, Friday and --__- _______ France. 1924 vintage Lanson Pere Saturday, $13 E. Airport Blvd . ,, 1968 Sports Fur., js 323 oilS new inspection, loaded Sanford Household furniture and 1966 Chevrolet panel truck. 67.000 msc items, Phone 322 4)02 Nice condition. 3230067 original miles. I owner Carpeted, ' Cit of ideas) Visit Ethel's An mag wheels, new tires, AM FM ,*. CARPORT SALE 11115 t?63 Buck 2 d . good Iran ligues, I rn W et i ir.n old Si Pd stereo, Quad tape player See at Crristmas at Elyse' Finrif, Ill E Friday 4 Saturday jporIattCn ItS) 5cr at 31C3 ' 44at "/6" St,it,.' F' I .'i 37? 5171 Bode Shop, 13th 4. El" Sanford Crystal Lake Ave . Lake Mary 81$ Palmetto Ave . Sanford -- . , . -. --___________ Magnolia or call 372 7600 Dec 4. 1710 5, 8. Dec 3. 1 to S Come see our be3uliful Christmas Garage Sale- All types of items. muCh high quality, low prices arrangements to pct OFF WITH Gadgets, books, clothing. etc Sal THIS AD Refreshments 4 Door 8. Sun . 172 Hidden Late Dr Prize San'ord Drapes with traverserods 68" I, x 70" W. plaid, $70. $1" L x 160" W, I zI [I 55-Boats & Accessories gold satin, $40 Also Black & Decker cleclrc hedge trimmer, POBSOP4 MARINEZ $15 Call 322 0779 after 2 p an 7901 Hwy 17 97 and canal lots With big oak trees. Save $1500 . Home For The Holidays - - '75 Ford pick up, I speed, I wheel dr, PS. Air, s pa re seat tank. Flunk FInds with mattesses, 575. Thma organ. 2 keyboard. 13 bass pedals, plays but needs work. 165 Phone 373 659/. 172 2357 Nights -.--------"-'-- - Stereo, AM FM radio. Record Player. beautiful console model Excellent condition, 183 3732791 good Sanford AuctiOn, 372 Come early, and do your Christmas CASSELBERRY. Hwy 1792. $30 - , BATEMAN REALTY * - 12-!bi Ic Homes IDYLLWILDE 11% Aldean Drive-_____.......,,,_..,,.,. Just listed. i BR, 71 bath, custom Low Down VA & FHA Homes Kuip BR. unfurn . 27' x 15' screen ed designed award winning 2 story Realty, 327 2335 107 W First porch, utility shed, on Wekiv6 home Ideal for entertainment • I Sanford Will sell furnished or unfurnished - River 14.000 Call 322 353.1 for appt Ideal for the discriminating TAF F ER REALTY executive Reg Real Etat Broker I 12*60', 3 BR, turnished. I0'x20' I lid I: 25th 5 177 6.633 awning, 10*10' shed, lie downs, CITY- $900 Sanford Ave - 2 Story. . "-_ Skirting, Central air, good OR. I' bath with fireplace. location 322 $77S wood floors, spacious screened _______________________________ it Cerct'i A t.g hOuse for 5l,5 1 BR Mobile Home. $900 Call 377 INC. ( .11? iil '.i'rtj S ar ', t. nj(jrr 5.44.i 11 6.500 Owner has priced this well kept 3 yr old I BR, for last sale Equipped kitChen. with breakfast bar, Utility room. 7 baths, living 4. dining, Camper Trailer for rent. 24'. full paneled family room, that bath, twin beds. Heat. air 322 overlooks a large yard with citrus 5752 trees Quiet area, close to 1. MONTHLY 14EP4TA'_. everything 137,100 323(Y210 AVAILABLE Coior Tv, air Cond. Maid Serv 740 Year End Special 6 - CLIADO it tillS F 42018 Days- 377 6171 Cal Bart COUNTY.- Emmett Ave - Country atmosphere! Beaulitul 4 BR, 2 bath pool home including many amenities, and Situated on over an acre for IS9SOO TOi.15 Vecynice I OR, turn apt all utilities md. $140 ma. 373 1767 11&SR4IJ.t,origwOOd - Merchandise I miscellaneous merchandIse suitable for Christmas gift giving. Wanted to buy used office furniture Any quantity. NOLL'S, ' 1 Pickup 'ruck, GMC condition Rusto Paints, spray cans & qu arts All kinds of plumbing items, plu s all types of Cash for Antiques. Consignments wanted Hi way 16 Au c ti o n _________________ __________ 1)71 We have a large assortment of D 6972 53-TV-Radio-Stereo ! ' 68-Wanted to Buy - LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT ThaI's a Classified Ad! - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. SG-Mjscellaneous for BROKERS Move in before Christmas Freshly painted, i OR home with central ,x,r In quiet established neighbor hood Re finance or iraae an your i'.iler him. (ill now Redid $21.9 50 CITY- 101W 25Ih St .'-. This? BR. 2 bath home is zoned RMO I. and could be used for other than single tamily residential Has loads t extras which makes it a good buy at 112,900 AN MO PARK, I. 7. 3 bedroom 9-Good Things to Eat Broker SALES . RENTALS 411W 1st St , Sanford 372 5641 or 322 277 after kirt Lake Monroe 1 01 Stenstrom Rea l REI'IUCEI) FOR QUICK SALE COUNTY - 2 A' Q'. 3 OR. 1 bath, tam ran . c'4 'al heal, air unit, dishwasher Owner holding 3233301 Rep Re a l E%lait YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD FOP RESULTS Try one lodAy! LOCH AR FOR 701 Ridge Drive . Spacious FiR. 7 bath home, lust 200 yards from Mayfair County Club Fully equipped kitchen and central A&tl are lust a few of the many extras IIPP Warranted A desirable home f o r 143.800 DYNAMIC PR0PERTIE S V Hardwick. Broker - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice Commercial site 250'e2SO' on US Hwy Il 92 inside Sanford city limits fly own'r 323 7930 BALL REALTY ' BR, l bath, cent, heat & air, carpeted, closets galore, enclosed garage, Utility mm , fenced back yard, large corner lot For Sale or Rent 323 3710 217J3QQ,, X? ,; bEDROOM split level, 711 baths, large family room with fireplace, 2.car garage Extras galore, Assume mortgage ;', 46-ComrnerciaI Property - Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. Color co ordinaled Kitchen & LOST Miniature black & white spotted male dog. Sanford 322 1661 or 322 1417 after S 9 DOILY PARTON SHOW UP FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES payment Pliijite' ________ Deltona. 661 6611 Dead boll Lock Fenced Patio 18-Help Wanted 6 12 NEWS 6* MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 7 GETJ'IN(y.j Capt'onedfcx the deal 24 WOMAN TO Lake Avenue 3 OR, I'.' bath. new carpets, family room, fenced corner lot, 1,300 down, $159 It month 81 APR. 360 Mos .521,000 QUALITY INN NORTH 600 GROUPERS VA Private Entrance Full Circle Cottage, S rooms I bath, 7515. Ira St • Lake Mary. $11,500 P ho ne 810 $703 ________ Large 7 BR cement block. 1 bath, family and living room, screened porch, carport Just painted in and Ired to Street lot. Fruit and out Street pecan trees Walking Fruit to Shopping, hospital, 5 Johns & Ir Lake Monroe Ideal for retirees No qualifying Private financing, Mov e toda y $16,000 L ow down Just about everything for Christma' Gifting can be found in the Want Built in Wall Bookcase 5-Lost & Found * Pendants- Star and heart slieoe. $6 50 and up Gwaltney Jewelers. 204 5 Park Ave Evening 7 THE WAY IT WAS 12 WINNER SCIRCLE 24 AESOP Fabric Covered Walls FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 4547 Write P 0 Box 1213 Sanford. Florida 327/I 6--Child Care DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do it youmSelfers. 550 Marilyn's 9 9 Secretarial Service, Ocala, 90.1 732 $773 Notary Marriages Performed ON THE NEWS 630 2 FLORIDA S WATCHINGTOPIC 4 6 CBS NEWS For free in. DIVORCE FORMS formation write to Box 791, Pompano, Fla.. 33061 "Energy Efficient" Air Con. WEDDINGS PERFORMED By Notary Public 322 2026 Eves & Wk rids Associate ________ CRANK CON'STTEALTY Brand new, sparking with charm' Furnished Studios, unfurnished 1 & 7 bedroom units Your new born, features Shag Carpeting AL ANON For families or friends 04 problem drinkers For further information Call 473 454/ or write Sanford Al Anfin Family Group PC cx 553. S•nlnrd, Fla 37771 Eves 32301*3 Broker 3301 S. Sanford Ave. -. SEARS ie!ephonel wi ll be pen every night ,lit I thru Dec 23 Two days delivery 3221771 530 12 BILL COSBY 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE 2 Days 327 7111 Sanford Court 4-Personals * 24 CONSUMER SURvIvAL KIT II 30 2 BIG JOHN, LITTLE JOHN 4 6 ARK II 6$ NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 7 BOOK BEAT (R) 12 CHAMPIONSHIP .flESTUNG 24 GUPPIES Noon F'idy - RENTING 4 1-Houses ________ VPIflAV MII2UT I lii 1111 I Ii lUll I KENMORE WASHER - Parts, S.rvice Used mac h ines " .. AU CTION SALE You piCk - MOONEY APPLIANCES, 32)069? 1 Ads' NOW - Good breed, Call 322 7275 Sanford Electric Co.. 2522 Park Dr.. 372 $562 9- ucks-Trailers _ ___79-Tru 72-Auction --. gainers, Reasonable GE 1$ lb. WaSher, Peg $429, now ______________________________ _.. 41-Houses Feeder Pigs. $310 -- - -- * * ___________________________________________ _________________________ JOHN SAULS AGENCY SANFORD-- - STARS * * V k-Poury 52 Appliances FOR Ckfwao Gt IDEASI 'fl-Houses Apartments SPORTS 6* BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7 AGRONSKY AT LARGE 24 A BIT WITH KNIT Lunche ___$1 cc FROM U.0 AND 7 DcSAUY L3.1-.. -, lO vely I BR, air, near stores Ideal for retired persons 321 0510.' 668614$ Noon The Dog Before PublicQtion 330 JEANNE WOLF WITH 2 12 SPACE GHOSTFRANKENSTEIN JR s Complete 24 MASTERPIECE THE.ATER (R) Spacious 1. 2 & 3 BR apIs Tennis, swlnming, playground , recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2510 Ridgewood Ave. Sanford, Ph. 373 6420 DEADL IN ES 1100 630 6 SUMMER SEMESTER 6$ ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE 9 HOT DOG 655 2 DAILY DEVO111ONAL diosmigo 230 7 CONSULTATION 300 4 6 NFL FOOTBALL Atlanta at Los Ançules 1030 2 12 SPEED BUGGY 6111111 ISOMER PYLE 7 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON' (R) 9 KROFFTS SUPER SHOW 12 MONSTER SQUAD 24 INFINITY FACTORY Saturday JE 66 0 C60NOMY NIT E 200 4 IRONSIDE 7 RELIGION IS RELEVANT 21 ADAMS CHRON'CLES (R) 900 4 6. BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER 7' GUPPIES TO GROUPERS 9 KIDS WORLD 24 SESAME STREET 930 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 9 SCOOBY DODDVNOMUTT HOUR 1000 2 ORLANDO CHRISTMAS PARADE 4 MAGIC GANG 6 TARZAN 6$ ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 7 CROCKE1TS VICTORY GARDEN 12 KIDS WORLD 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 1200 6 NIGHTUNE With Mike Miller Topic: Abortion. Spokeswomen from NOW and Right to Late orgazzations are ' 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 130 6 MOVIE 'Pinocctvo in Outor Space" Voices of Arnold Slang. Cliff Owens 1965 9' NC.6A DIVISON II SEMIFINA.S 24 WALL STREET WEEK 830 12 THE PINK PANIHEA 6 THE CLUE CLUB 6$ MOVIE "The Time olTheir Lives" Abbott and Costello, Marone Ro'riotds, 1946 1 ' ZOOM 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY 31c a line 6 Ihru 75 limes 24c a line 26 times (5200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum ,flgI' 2 4 HARTMAN HOURS 4A-Public Notices 12 2 Baltimore vs St Louis. 6' ARA S SPORTS WORLD GM SANTA CLAUS LANE PARADE DOCUMENTARY "You 7 Should See What You're Miss- 41c a line I lhru S times 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 100 NFL FOOTBALL: 4 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1130 2 12 TONIGHT RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ARMSTRONG 2 12 PECKER 4 6 SYLVESTER AND VEET'' 6* FRAN CARITON SHOW 7 THE ELECTRIC COPANY (A) 9 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 24 VILLA ALEGRE 1000 2 NBC NEWS SPECIAL The Sometime Soldiers Nmrs special eannes toe effeCtiveness 01 flca'snili- 831- 999 3 322-2611 700 1200 2 A BETTER WAY 2 LAND OF THE LOST 4 ARTHUR AND CO 4 FAT ALBERT 6 THE HUDSON 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE BROTHERS R A Z Z L E 6111111 WRESTLING DAZZLE COMEDY SHOW 7 THE THIN EDGE 'Mxie7 SESAME STREET (A) 9 GILUGANS ISLAND 9 JUNIOR ALMOST ANY12 MUGGSY THING GOES 730 24 NOVA (A) 2 TREEHOUSE CLUB 1230 6 1 THE FLINTSTONES 2 GRANDSTAND 6* DUSTYS TREEHOIJSE 4 WAY OUT GAMES 9 JABBERJAW 6 SOUNDING BOARD 12' HOT FUDGE 9' AMERICAN BANDSTAND 12 GARNER TED 800 My Sweet Charlie ' Patty ).ike, .AJ Freeman Jr 1970, A ynJ.l.g black 600 2 4 6 9 12 wws 6* EMERGENCY ONE REBOP 24 AS MAN BEHAVES Afternoon Call About Our Christmas Specials THE FOLLOW 3 BR. I bath, carpeted and C A. kitchen eQuipped, lice large lot Can assume mortgage. No qualifying Very small down payment Monthly payment on mortgage ItS? 9/ - 657 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE Friday, Dec. 3, 1974-SB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -1 '-__-.. I HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lit* Clearing. Mowing, D'scing. Fill Dirt Clip Pock. Sand Back?", Ciaader Ph 322 $127 ' WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types arid sizes We repair and 1.ervi(e STINEMACHIPitE& SUPPLY CO 707W Ind SI 372 4432 __________________________________________________________ I _____ List Your Business DjI 322-2611 or 831-9993] ... _________________________________________________________________________ To - _____________________________________________________________ �_--w — lB—f Ti 66—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - - Friday, Dec. 3, 1976 BLONDIE ACROSS Chic Young BC'-' 1 SURE ~~AD A PC~_GH DAY I - M SO AT TE OFCE 7 42 Olympic Salutation Macao coin 5 BEABLE TO.fAKEUP' 13 Track ;!E 55 Pub i*& / 24 I I I . .. . ______ . 9 BEETLE BAI LEY F - TCCP~ ~7A,,%A, T_` ;'AST 17 7104EY' 2 HATIZACK 4 2b Of beliefs 31 E astern Mort Walker priests symbol 34 luentito 35 Make cloudy 36 Pertaining to PCNT -THIN4LIKF- THE 33 Gold 1 6 D 61A I (suffix) Wife 38 5 12 24 41 Ones (Fr) ___ - 1 preposwon 4 5 ;. 6 ffl I - 12 13 implement 40 Poetic foot 44 Impel (2 wds I 10 9 - -- U 16 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 12 I 2 ——— L - 1 • 24 25 23 - - 22 --26 21 28 29 31' ______________________ — - SIC - 4 Pa VIM st 42 eril 43 trio 45 46 47 av( tat % 0 ARCHIE Bob Montana OUST WHAT FA UGA F" 4E INGTANTLY I'VE 50 51 4 1- 0 vEP THE PC 49 's S r 55 56 57 58 5 60 Healthy Heart f) 0 X 1 0 hLa AJ986 0 K J 10 4 II r £ hits '"i d DEAR DR. IA,%IB — I have had a problem with my heart jumping and feeling as if it is EEK & MEEK T N YKNW YOU &)0, ~W DIMYT SPEUED rr MRM6 ME " I A ECIAL TDVr' ( ( - .,j Iii £ 10643 This is not a rapid beat or just a flutter but real hard beats. I've had this occasionally for some time but recently, since I had a 6- bad fall the problem is daily and wakes me up at night am sending you The lk4lth •u de pressed. _1 01k - •- / BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl H11rA BOSS! I I - -A 'rR tc' M-')' 'r•- i rLL(N YE- r / L. J \\ JT -N-(OU ,ET -, , 7 - , / 'iI _____ - I I licit %orth Fast South [Iasi 1,.13, Pass activities with this problem Even though I only weigh pounds I have a cholesterol problem and control my diet all -im e. DEAR RFADFR — There - / C( - -- RE - - — - by Al Vermeer NO ONE VVILL BE INTEF?E5TIED IN AN ITEM AE30UT liviRS BGrT5 THRONING NAR E30T, Ts MIGHr! E want to use some other medicine, but give it a chance rst. Meanwhile you can increase intake as that sometimes helps. I would suggest a couple of 8 ounce no substitute for an actual glasses of orange juice a day i r ecord of an irregularity of the suspect your weight and heartbeat to help a doctor make cholesterol can tolerate this a diagnosis The fact that you addition have irregular beats on your If YOU use coffee, alcohol or ECG suggests th,at the per- cigarettes I would advise 5istent hard beats may be from discontinuing them. the same cause. DEAR DR. I-A.%lB — I run In judging the Importance of cross-country and track and rregularities of the heart one t e heard that eating peanuts has to consider the rest of the during one's training period Is patient's medical status. They bad for health. I would like to o occur commonly in normal hear your view. I have been healthy people. Skipped beats doing your leg exercises to that feel like the heart is tur, build my legs and I feel as If mng oer as you described it they an stronger often occur in people with no DF AR RADFR If your - PRISCILLA'S POP OW CLOTHS OUT OF HOUSE' HE wAs IN THEM! III - PIN 10 I ( / I I head disease t FRANK AND ERNEST your potassium revokes Is We will answer part of this today and the rest — tomorrow Today 's hand from that 1930 A revoke occurs when (. j % J / \. 'I N IRVANA $T'RRIGNT RH&RD UNTIL. '#O COME ¶ VALHRLL , -TURN LEFT THERE AND' TAIce 11 121 GHT WHEN YOU GET To THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUND TUMBLEWEEDS ( \I KAMHXKf RS AMR AIE - - -. , - _____ leti- wr peanuts without causing you patient with a recent heart discomforttheyarenotlikelyto attad is very important and hurt you. requires immediate treatment. Remember that about 70 per To give you a better concept cent of the calories in peanuts of w ha t irgWariUes mean are from Fat. They do contain a lot of calories. A person who .. needs to eliminate or cont rol them in the interest of con. trolling calorie intake. If a cross-country runner is over. weight he. usually'does, better If e hcc.mlnntesany ____ S 000NESBURY \ i \ i NO WAY. IM &ONt1IA I' MY ftMTh. I I I ( THOS \ I 1L.LIt'J& / • tt L)ONNAESms Herald Staff % . IL r .. tJ A I. . .- I 1%W W ( / j - -lit • , Cruising in I on ood The EAr picked u is LiUI)iL. wieiman 1arer inu S n asked permission to leave the room during CONINIF11CIAL I UJ . ' ('. / I . F tso• brin9 some Spareba eries. _________________ by Garry Trudeau construction of modular housing units The winds whisper that Standard Systems has lined up about $31 -. million worth of future . projects, includingdormitory ncludi ng construction for Bethune-Cookman University and EmbryRiddle InStitute in Daytona Beach, and a 2W unit nursing home to be located in the Tallahassee area. , ' v I' Store Parade A TC Photos Page A - I. St. Luke's Christian Day School 2. FIrst Presbyterian Church Youth Today's Crowd Estlmate: lUOO chitect had drawn the sketch asked Knowles fur his name. Knowles said he was well aware of the architects code of ethics that the sketch was made only to illustrate an Idea, and that he could be considered Its author. Among changes the architects d they co ul d easily make were a 3b)-light over the employe 's lounge breaks in the roof to proide sunlight shadows, and extension of a I I #I"A41,iliiitX /C U%M95= j A7U/P/4f5T ICR FC At4?I411. 'I NYL04e 1:3 ,. fiP4C&N 4 - 7T*4WjV,eflói7 . T.s'y j ê I if I -. I it ty ..We want to work with You on this project, rather than you working with someone else," Ray told Knowles compled within the budgeted Heasley admitted that costs ar e going up some $200.000 but that nonssentials could $13 million. -, - - be eliminated. bringuig it back within the no chancier and no originality." obviously angry that a fellow ar- t~% Page 2A ' - Club I -- -- CARS CIVIC At 2. AmveLs Poet 17 Sanford 5(1,001 I. Shinletis Drill Team, Altamonte Spring,, 2. %Ierthlc ursery School EQUESTRIAN - 1. Tommy Tlillkin (No. 601 o ay T d - ' - EArlings, it's a pity you can't see county coin nlissioner John Kimbrough's speckled, 0 Commissioner A. A. McClanahan ques tioned whether the building will be . ..... — utilit box to the top of the building with perhaps a clock or sundial as decoration flarnly said the architects could not possibly submit drawineps of any-thing they did not believe in, including an Ishaped building. Slurris suggested that the group consider an haped de en they don t believe i 1r/wv/oiEjj,, by writer Donna Esiet1 Elections are Tuesday. Pages 2A 8A 9A - Tile gentle brCeLei wafting in off tile St Johns River tell the EAr that Standard Systems Inc., located at the Port of Sanford, has landcd some big-nioney contracts foi• —1 RELIGIOUS C..'. 14-3 •'i; CIVIC I. Pilot Club of Sanford Seminole County 441 Club . . ,— And this y Atty. Ned Julian advised, 'zes, you could leave. . as I recall (Former County Commissioner Sid Vihlen was known to do this Anderson staved. 'fluff said - 1 - At Porzig Plumbing vote. .•i Cassel' rry, as prepared But the trio changed its mind after I Flagship U.S. Rank of SemolePage 3M - f/ Longwood, Winter Springs, Knowles saying the building could be shifted slightly to make It more pleasing ehctic ally , ta ped to the commission chamber wall a drawing of an 1,.shpaed facility, Kn owles said an architect friend of a friend of mine" spent three days as a personal favor drawing the design featuring the "seat of government, the legislative wing" on the Ifirst floor jutting out from the office section of the building, both connected by a lobby In Knowles concept which was Just an idea," he said, the office section would L-4.- on the second floor with the first floor remain'Ing undeloped for future expanon The Watson & Co. plan, with its unbroken horizontal line has been described by Lonuilissioner John Morris as sinuiar in design to a twstory car garage he had seen in Tampa He repeated his criticism Friday that the Watson & Co. concept had had mom. e Herald races in Seminole County municipalities from norlh to south: Sanford, Lake Mary, imes U ,•I- today summarizes all the could not recommend any design but a rec tangular, horizontal concept for the proposed l00-by00 ft structure with perhaps a Little ginger bread added to break the horizontal (Herald photo by Rick Noll% \I i{Il \ & BRIVF \\ \IF 1(11)1111 JlMI nounced %e were going to say this as Mr. Layer's position during our fee negotiations, but e decided we'd better not do that I 'C i Swickerath, first told commissioners ~hey ' . TH .0 ser es, C / 1 / F)NP L LOc'<— to ap off completely new approach fhree of the firms ar chitects San Hea,iey H Daniel Harnly and Jarne _____ P )\ toward the design for the proposed $1.3 million Sanford City Hail complex may be taken by Watson & Co. architects, as the result of a meeting with the City Commission and City Manager W. E (Pete) Knowle's Friday. • During a pr esentation to the School Board repr es entatives of the Dainood Derry berry l'avelchak Partnership architectsgot a riielle into School Supt Bud Layer. In midst of aslide-sh wif pres ent ation n 1)P architectural graphics, Phil aimwood ave a big build-tip to an upcoming slide He said the frame depicted Joe Pavelchak's reaction to a building as he had seen it for the first time. Onto the screen flashed it color photograph of a leering. classically ugly black-and-white btilldo' s le sit hed I I f th I * Tom vincent) ur " WI at Are The kea II . ,, -- by Gill Fox excess fat ht naight have. •;: . V body fat should not eat many of G . ' by (Herald Photo Know es 0 C' 16 Hall Design Ar c h`i6 tec ts r e C o . ( THE MARCHING SEMINOLES OF SEMINOLE HIGH STEP HIGH Napalapalalei a singer at Disney's Polvnesian I uau •\ges vary from 19 to 23 F' re" hour per week prac1ice sessions are tinder direction of Manolo, a star plaver oil the fronton roster MODERN. send SI to it Bridge c 'o thi s newspaper . p Q 8o 489 Radio City Station Ne York N V 100 19) lDE GNCES On the other digestive system tolerates by T.K. Ryan I COME VP HER E TOHI 0(11 WHEN HIL-PEGRP I ti - - Cameron a motorcycle mechanic and (For a copy ot JACJBY how the pia went but it was one of those hands where the conservative Lightner play ed safe and scored his three notrump At the o ther table, Ual Sims - hand, their presence in the by Bob Thaves ()1." - - . IP a players' shortage will send frontons scouting into the ranks of American athletes, general manager and vice-president Gordon Hulbert has launched an invitational instructional class with professional instruction. Orlando Seminole has offered amateur phi' the last two seasons however, but without a pro instructor. The first four candidates, each hoping to buck ill) his game to the point he can land a professional contract, are Henry Cooper Gerry Lingelbach, flobert Cameron and Kalai Napalapalalai, all from varied walks of life Cooper is a salesman at I department store, Lingelbach is a Walt Disney World employe, That the rule about d I - / .--. (11 11 the slmrts front, The EAr hears something new has been added at the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai. Perhaps pondering tile dav i I •• - IL The EAr IS wondering htw, since he is headed for the jobless rolls, larne-duck State Atty. Abbott Herring's chief investigator, Jack Fulenwider, could be so theerfu1l whistling his way into the \ inn !)RIL stor( irk Friday evening know what reader wants to Opening lead this information can send , - 0 kERE I -d - - -. Commission Chairman Dick Williams is thinking along the same lines as Ran - j c-- - - • dismissal because The EAr hears Republican final match may well be call- player who has a card or4 ed a mystery hand. ding in the box is The whenbid. cards in a suit that he should play, plays a card in some send Your letter to me in care of trocardiograms, but never this newspaper, P. 0. Box Lightner sat South and oth'er suit. It becomes es. Culkrtson North It is rather tablished when he or his when one of th e spells occurred Radio City Station, New York: lie only found that my heart NY 10019 partner plays to the next probably be duplicated in a t rick Theealtyforareokt was skipping some so he put me Inderal is a good medicine modem match is two tricks. but only in ufl Inderal. Langdon opened the four of chiding the and is often sufficient to control revoking and later I would like your opinion of heart irregularities hearts Dummy's nine forced tric ks Thus you cannot Iüsi tht. seriousness of this problem don t get success or sufficientEast 's queen Today, more trick previously taken if you than 45 years later, Jacoby, revoke and if there is a . acting control with it your doctor may who sat East, can't remember medication Should I limit m C. — ' 4 ,. Kwiatkowski lith really must have required some help from the defenders Ten tricks yes Neither %ulnerable ,Nfy doctor does not seem too cents with a long, stamped, selfalarmed about it though he has given me sev~ral elecaddressed envelope for it. Just ZI-440 MMP Now, here's an EArie presentation . . . Port \(Iministrator.lim 11yan flat out told Ile EAr fie plans to renew efforts to oust Democratic COMmIssioner Harry as the Commission's liaison to the port. "Ile's been on it for a year, and he's attended one regular meeting," groused Ryan corne in" Sims was a great dummy player, but neither of us can find any way that he managed to get that 11th4 trick v32 LarnvL sometimes lasts three hours. Letter number 6-12, heart This leaves me feeling very Irregularities, Skipped Beats, weak and I've become very Tachycardia. Others who want \_ 71i = • .., s... East opened the deuce lubs and Sims managed to J69 SO(711 A A J 10 7 6 Dr. coming right up to my throat FR '••\ , - played it there QS42 KJ turning over and as if it is by Howie Schneide - — - ' Can Skip A Beat - A; — EAr . . in the North seat rebid twit notrump over his partner's one-spade response. Langdo* went to three spades, but Stills rebid to three notrump and V Bo 5TORY YOU WRCTE - I — of u PRISCILLA, THIS 15 A VERY PULL - • THI %X OF THIS PICTURE 0 N 7.1 016 WIN AT BRIDGE BEE N W4rTiG in L ' ' ' N IC H T'6 / VIRGO I Aug. 23-Sept. 22) of happy people. They'll enjov Romance comes to you today being with you, too. YOUR BIRT11DAY from a source you had Dec. 4, 1979 6 previously felt unattainable. This is an especially It's a good time to do it little rewarding year for you in your SOcial climbing. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) work or career. Good, fortune Someone in the family circle will walk hand-in-hand wil% bringi almut a fortunate cir- you, to pay off financially. 35 AA195 FLITT15H • - :1 Ito The AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19j her the mily around yiu enter into agreements or : ere8 is warmth and y. contracts for the aspects are and enjoyment in the 'ood for iflinol::d s 22) domest ic scene to gladden all LEO (July will hearts. as so c i a te IU PISCES (Feb. 20-March -r€ognizeyourva1uetoday.lt's i time when you'll know your Get out m a crowd today . You need to make thescene with lots i,ork is appreciated. j #- _TVV June 21-July fl) CANCFR 20 ---•• HAVFT -' - Joint ventures are excellent thoroughly enjoy yourself. - 17 18 VAk6VR if you'll dig for it. Sanford Florida 32771 —Price 20 Cents Ir ding day for you. Seek out people you want to be with, Tlw concealed and can only be won It 1 611111 ' " 69th Year No 9) Sunday December 5 1976 SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. (Iisturb you or disstuide you rare time 21) Anything difficult for you to A from your purpose. conquer in the past should be no unyou have when attacked with vigor today ce rtainties. (,F 1lNl \1iy 21 June 20 1 You're now equal to the task CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. Take nothing at face value is 19) A very personally re e prize you seek today. Th of sailors 8 leralcl Evefling]H undertakings today. You can -3 6 24 3 1re wards for something good windfall. SC OV fl you e done. Since you're the tune to tell Pee: win a Now's lucky you coWd even how you really feel a, game of chance. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) things. They're ready to nri You're in harmony with over backward to help you attain i t yourself today. Nothing 37 Official records 39 Hand Care in it Tel --- - 'I 2 I manufacturing 50 Water grass 51 Longs )sl) 36 Nuclear agency (abbi) 53 Math flt)OI to Divisiort artful form cumstance. It will affect your OSiOL iNlarch 21-April 19) future life and permit others in uld be the (Jay )ou reap the home to share In your fly BERNICE BEDE K 45 Ear part 46 Not up 28 One billionth 47 Multicolored (prefix) 29 Hymn's finale 48 Metric foot 30 Not as much 49 Patron saint pigment Fruitless Make a choice 8 Hemorrhage Expel 31 C opperfield s 7 9 6 7 A I E I I 19 Helps 20 Seaman I Political group 22 Energy unit 2 Noel 23 Morning song 3 Mohammedan 24 Small valley prince 25 Australian 4 Sights birds 5 Lacking 27 Bandy 23 - All F T DOWN 22 111 Hail ..: A T 60 Bobs 20 Wyoming mountain range 21 Go astray j 1iBERNlCEIWDEoSOl. beverige 57 Foreboding 58 Swirl 16 Morsel 17 This (Sp) 18 Positive : j If:I iIi!1 52Newspaper iTTN notice (abbr) C 0 1 1 A N 5 3 L ight touch _ 'N Of 54 Joy circuit SUNDAY EDITION HOROSCOPE M duty 8 Seethe 12 Nubble r 6M Answer to Previous Pwile i IN 7 1RED \.ONTBS ABLE O SLEEP L - &_• f I, - , Around The Clock Dear Abby 4-A Ifortiscope t Women 4-C (11\ MANAGElt WARREN F k\O%%I F S HIS CONCEPT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 03, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/220ac6e6543b909411174fb2c4605809.pdf 990a73590a794eb197100f34a817d5f2 PDF Text Text '•-•-"' •. w.,unqGay, usc. i, il/S 69th Year, No 89—Thursday, December 2, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 'Veto PRICES GOOD THURS. - SAT., DEC. 2-4 ' e IN LAYER 4 CAKE MIXES Limit 3 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. B KItIS NSII I WHITE, BLUE, COLD WATER OR NO PHOSPHATE Fulluing the line established at last month. 's contract discussions, Seminole Count School Supt William P. Bud Layer Wdnesdav rejected all but one of the recoil ill ivndations submitted by a state mediator assigned to settle the impasse between the school board and Seminole's 1.5(X) teachers, If upheld by the board, the inO%e would cancel $373,000 in increased salaries, wage supplements and insurance benefits 011111lended by Special Master Douglas Stowell of Tallahassee. Layers action came two weeks after the school board bargaining team turned down five of six items in the special m report during it final negotiating discussion session. Prior to that, members of the Seminole Education Association SEA had voted overwhelmingly to accept Stowell's findings in their entirety. The special master was brought to Sanford in October to help resolve disputes which have kept Seminole teachers working without a contract since Aug. 20. In his recomendations m Wednesday, Layer called for it $200 raise in the teachers' annual base pay, $100 less thttu the $8,400 starting figure recommended by Stowell. And the superintendent suggested that last year's index (if s4ldr) supplements for Instructors who supervise extracurricular student activitles, including athletics - remain unchanged. "The superintendent recommends," Layer wrote, 'that an ad-hoc committee be established to propose any changes in index values and an% additional supplemented positions Ii Is recommended that these Limit 2 with $3.00or more purchase excl. cigs. LBS.$ 00 $100 ijncji.... - ' ' 59c CUflD II - I OA POTATOES LBS. Potatoes .; •, - - — The lone item on which Layer's recommendation coincided with that of the state mediator was the one dealing with class size. Siowell's report on that section called for acceptance of the class sizes outlined in the school p board's proposal and in the contract in effect for fiscal year 1975-76 SEA A Presidentilliain Moore presented the board with his recominer,dations, which conform to the special master's report. Moore repeated that the teacher's association was not satisfied with all of Stowell's findings but has chosen to accept the proposed package as It 3 - - - - . The superintendent recommended that the new agreement run from July 1, 1976-July 31, 1978. . . - 10— Ps . . .. • .. • -. - . -W . , ¶ I - -. . TRA i . - see TEAUIIER, Page !-A 4-,I, Dr. Limb 3-11 horoscope 94 Hospital (alendar Comics . • 3-11 Sports 1-2-B " ion Editorial rather l)ear .%bh lU-A 9-A lili fImt'n - .-..'-. z!,-41 Li p I - •'.a --i -. , I -.------- Tiny Tim C *5J. I--'---S---$ - h1 U 1)11-. SIt l(I'hI IIt'mald Stall Writer ----. ,,.-,.* I_-I, "0.'. '/. When Herbert Bui kjngtpaiii Khaur> walked the stage at Sanford Plaza's 's ltockinit Chair hcattr V. t-itncsdav night ou could tell right a that it wasn't Just another pretty fart' r ing to make it in show tii. Tin) ion — in pet sppll 1 hat tangled itiat of black flair which resembles one of Howard ('nM'il's toupee's after a egadost' of Gamma I{.tys: that massive nose tutting like a ro'k (urination from bet w ceo those tA'etling e ebrow s - ilia! '. ering falsetto 'P oice w Inch can crack the enamel in our teeth and itiake ou giggle Pit the s.UiIe tune - It was Tin) Tirti, all right lie launched into a medley of silly hones Animal ('racket's In .\t Soup,' etc. and the ItOILCOCe roared After the sill intt'riwk'. however, he put aside the toy-like inst ruim'nt and launched into the iiiaui part of his show, it marathon medic) of 01(1 favorites which he delivers in a liooiiitng baritone voice while gesturing like a malt' Ethel Merinan gumic berserk. The roof-shaking renditions of 'It's A l4ng ,/ ------ .11 n F // -- U ---'-.s--I -- --S -5 .'. ---- - P4 8--s-" -j e.- . ----" , _•__I/ F -- - .•.-•" I-:n rnute to Orlando for public display X a.m. Frida through 10 p.m.M onda. the car re'd-sshite-atid-tjlue steam-engin.leti thirsty Freedom Train stoppei in Sanloril this morning for a cooling refill. 1 Like Moving Around...' - -- _----- =-- -* FULL-SERVICE FOR THE STEAMER by Tom Vincent) lU-li-A 59c HARVEST IRISH 110110* (Herald Photos 94 Obituaries flU CHRITMAS --' $100 5 - - Layer inatc- hed the special master's suggestion for it two-year term of agreem t but totally that the ontract include a provision to keep prior pacts in effect "so long as good faith negotiatios are in progress, or - If an impasse has been reached—until 15 days after" passe the special master's report is received, or he added, until the mediator's findings are accepted or rejected, whichever comes first. Around Thi (lock Bridge S HARVEST IRISH SWEIT 5 -. Joday SOSDIPI ORANGE JUICE 4 . - I Peppers . 6 ,. 99c QTS. proposals be submitted to the negotiating teams of both the employer and the employes. On the subject of medical and health insurance contributions paid by the school board, La er recommended an increase from $150 to $160 toward the $220 annual premium. The state mediator had called for an increase to $200, and SEA leaders said they were hoping the school board eventually would assume the entire payment, as is done in Orange County. Herald Staff Ytriter ARROW Detergent 2 B y Layer Could Imperil Salary Raises -' I; ,'.. - 4rj 5__'•• Tiptoes Into Sanford V. .1) lo Fipperar , Won't You leine Home, Bill Ihnle' '. and hiteralls dozens of others went over well with the audience. But it seemed impossible that all that sound could be coining from the soft1.ks.'n man who had been chatting quietl in the theater manager's office just a few moments wfore \kah the dialog of the theater's feature' movie Ilunning Wild,' starring Lloyd Bridges i in the Lckgroum1, Till) Tim had paused to reflect on his colorful (areer, which culminated with his Ilieteoric rise to (attic' after the release of Tptoe' through The Tulips Millions of Americans subsequently watched I ifl mu marry his beloved Miss Vtckj in i ohnriv Carson's Tonight Show. The) were separated in 1973, but Tin) Tern still wears it w edding band. "1 won't give her a divorce," he says adanianik - As far as l'ni concerned, we're ituarried until death (10 us part. During the 4- onversatton, his ukelele, wrapped in a plastic bag to protect it from the rain, rested beside his chair Ile said he learned to play the ukelele in the e'arh. 'SOs b) studying a book written b> Arthur Golfrev and Don Hall called Vou, Tots, (',tn Learn To ['la) The Ukelele.' Why hasn't he been on the Carson show lately' 'They haven't called," he shrugged. '1 don't especially like doing those shows an)—way. I like moving around, meeting people. Flow riots he like Central Florida' Ii looks good to me," he said, adding that Sanford seems like a nice town Tiny Tun is a talker, apparently fascinated by life and eager to voice his opinions I was in Miami reccntly and all the talk was about the competition that area is feeling from Central Florida," he said "It seems Walt Disney World is getting all the tourists." The feature movie was coming to an cot and Tins Tine had to get ready for the next show-. Unwrapping las treasured ukelele, he peeked out of the office to gauge the sparse crowd. "It's always the same whether there are two or a thousand," he said You do the show because It's part of your life And when Tiny Tim began to belt out his song it the Sanford Plaza theater, you -*ouiJ have thought he was back on the stage of Miami's Fowitainebleau Hotel 1 41S FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. -'• •'.- PARADE 419 E. FIRST ST. ROUTE SANFORD ,I.,,, ., ,,,,., ',' -' 5 - .'• ,• - . . , -.. , , .., 4rn - 'Iii is is the route for the'-lo floats, lii ha ink. and pe('t eel 90 marchers ho are getting ready to step oil for the Greater Sanford ('lirist inas Parade Sat uriia at 9 a.m. .111 the details, 'a" Page — no m �2A—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 2. 197 4 Youths Involved; Verdict Due The CB Burglaries' AV WORLD IN BRIEF .q 4 H the night of July 8-9 he and Swift By BOB LLOYD erald Staff Judge Hosemann ruled that McKinney, of 416 Fordham, Altamonte Springs, left the car the case would go to the jury on j• '.. . J In South Africa Riots CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) Police shot and killed two black men Wednesday night in the second night of rioting in Cape Town's Guguletu black township. A spokesman said the police opened fire when scores of blacks stormed their van. The shooting followed a day of arson and rioting in the township. The police said trucks were burned, a bus was smashed, and a small van was stoned. More than 370 persons have been killed, most of them by police fire, in rioting in South Africa's black ghettoes since June. However, there has been much less rioting lately, and the reason for the outbreak in Guguletu was not known. - p — 1 - - -- k " ." I :. !.. PARIS (AP) Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin says Israel is ready to work with its Arab neighbors "on any aspect of economic cooperation," even without a formal ArabIsraeli peace settlement. "I think it is better sometimes to begin by launching common economic projects and, thanks to the benefits derived, create an atmosphere which would help accelerate the movement toward peace," Rabin said in a newspaper interview. He also said he expects a major Arab-Israeli peace initiative next year. Mexico Faces Austerity Period MEXICO CITY (AP) Mexico's new president, Jose Lopez Portillo, declared in his inaugural address that the country is faced with a period of austerity to contend with inflation, recession and financial instability, including the recent devaluation of the peso. Lopez Portillo promised Wednesday to reduce government spending, pursue a financial policy conducive to pr!vate investment, help companies hurt by the devaluation of the peso and channel investments into major industrial areas. - Corruption Charges Pending The leftiA ma jo rity on a ROME AAP) parliamentary commission investigating the Lockheed payoff scandal has voted to charge former Premier Mariano Rumor with corruption. Two former defense ministers and a former air force chief of staff also were charged. Rumor, a Christian Democrat, was premier in 1969-70 when the U. S. aircraft firm allegedly paid $1.6 million in bribes. - A' A. -- . •. I . . :. •.. Israel Pledges Cooperation .. . , - ,. . MOWNEW 55 . . K: - .; YEARS AND COUNTING... The Sanford Kiwanis Club celebrated its 55th anniversarv this week — and to mark the occasion Fred Wilson (left), president, helps the group's only charter member, Gen. .Joe Hutchison, cut tht special cake. A circuit court jury was deliberating at noon today in and returned with the radios, three counts of auto burglary, Leslie Lee Swift, 24-year-old one count of grand larceny and the auto burglary-CB thefts trial of Daniel Morris Swift, 19, brother of the defendant, two counts of petty larceny of 1314 E. Notre Dame Dr., testified that his brother had said the state Failed to prove "wanted no part" of the CB that two of the radios stolen Altamonte Springs. Swift was accused of three thefts and returned to the were of 81(0 or more value, as must be proven for grand counts of auto burglary and parked auto. three counts of theft of citizera McKinney, who has turned 18 larceny. band radios In connection with since the July 9 arrest, took the incidents on July 8-9 in the stand to testify that he alone Spring Oaks subdivision, broke into parked autos using a Altamonte Springs. coathanger and stole the 12 Swift was one of four youths radios. "I could only carry four arrested by police on July 9 or five at a time so I put some in when they went to Mr. Luckie's yards and went hack for them," CB Shop, at Casselberry, where he testified. police say 12 CBs were offered McKinney said he pleaded for sale. guilty to the thefts earlier in the Swift didn't testify and juvenile division of Circuit defense attorney R. Patrick Court. Phillips presented no defense McKinney claimed that a witness in the two-day trial lawyer told him to sign a before Circuit Judge A. J. statement for Altamonte police Ilosemann Jr. say ing that all four youths in Swift was convicted by the car conspired to steal the another circuit court jury on radios Wednesday he testified that Nov. 3 of auto burglary and petty larceny in a June CB Swift wasn't one of the youths theft. lie was ordered held in who discussed the thefts custody pending a pre-sentence beforehand. investigation and sentencing in 'Dutch (Daniel Swift) didn't that case on Jan. 25 by Circuit steal any CBsthatnlght (July89)," McKinney told the jury. Judge Robert B. McGregor. Casselberry Police Del. Bobby Bennett testified Wednesday that the CB shop owner tipped police on July 9 that some men were trying to sell allegedly stolen GB radios. / Teac er Pay Hi es: P u IC Hearing Next . (Continued from Page 1-A) It stands. Florida law stipulates that a public hearing must now be held "at which the parties shall be required to explain their positions with respect to the" special master's Findings, This must precede any final action by the school panel. Layer, Moore and School Board . -. . ..ILdI1IIIdH udvU Ufls agreeu LO meet Monday to determine a da te for the public hearing. The contention .of scnool board negotiation s in rejecting the state mediator's financial recommendations has been that the school district's $52 million budget is inadequate to handle the $373,000 in Increases. .tff Thn nran.I h,r.I.,,. fn.- tl,. .,,.,,, ,.,.,.. LarrY t stole a CB. Hall had already pleaded guilty In the case and is awaiting sentencing. Wednesday Hall again testified for the prosecution against Swift, but Asst. State mendations in this report Management representatives have denied Atty. Claude Van Hook charged that Hall that this assessment is accurate. cnedhis , ei te5timonY in court earlier sworn In other business Wednesday, the school statements board approved a $425,000 tentative operating Hall denied under oath budget for converting the Sanford Naval reports filed with the sheriff's Academy Junior School into a two-story office department following the complex for Layer and his administrative .Jn pmh.r swift tri,,l t hnt hp'ri } By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer TALLAHASSEE (API — It's all but official the legislature won't be able to into the new, $43 million Capitol before the 1977 session starts next April. house nnld Donn '1'iii.rg,,. 1 £ ' 'I'allahassee said Wednes(Jav that House quarters in the 22-story building will not be ready in time, lie said the [louse will hold its 1977 session the old Capitol. - in $119 Ashtrays Dropped rr , f'Go - I I li'r ro t -1 • JAMES V IN TALLAHASSEE (All) — house Speaker Donald Tucker has revealed that he suffered a minor stroke last month, but says he is fully recovered and still plans to run for governor in 1978. Tucker also said at a Wednesday news conference that he has returned the widelycriticized $8,431 desk-and-credenza set he ordered for his office in the new Capitol. SANFORD CITY COMMISSIONER ltq 55 C coyii Month $2 10. 6 ?#ozitn, $14 3 Y iv 51510 By Ma,L In to;da i.mr as home d.yI,ery All othi'' $7 ? 6 Months. $16 20 12 Mc.y,tr,%, 512 10 SEAT 1 A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECT trained to analyze problems concerning the city and arrive at ecor,oj'iiIc solutions, I feel the city should Initiate a complete structural engineering study of the existing city halt before spending money on a new building. I feel the question of whether to build a new city hail should be put to a vote before the people. I feel the city should take a more active role In RE-VITALIZING the downtown business district, Thursday, December 7, 1976.—Vol. 69, No. 89 "DON'T JUST EAT OUT, DINE OUT AT THE QUALI1'Y INN" INN I I QUALITY INN NORTH Please give me your support In my struggle for a befter-educated, befler-trained government for the people, i C I-4&434Longwood 305-862-4000 I DEDICATED. EDUCATED Pd. Pol. 9 a.m.-fl)efl 9a.m.-noon Dec. II IMng nod ('Bole Dec. 13 SCHI) Dec. 14 Dec. 15 Dec. 16 Dec. 17 Dec. 13 ,rrp, tprt 1T$ 10 a.m.4 p.m. 4.8 P.M. noon-8 p.m. 5th!) Longwood Clinic SCHD noon-11 P.M. 9 a.m.-noon 9 a.m.-noon SCUD Longwood (.11nfr 10 a. M.4 P.M. 00- / The EAr ro a ming again 1 J / us eek - and was this will tell all in The Sunday Herald. L Lake Mary Okays Sewer Agreement VOTE a DEC. 7th 945 .1 8 * 4 * 8 ii 25 • 3 4 •4 EXTERIOR PLYWOOD d 73$ I 12" x 4 1189 " 8 I ..-.-- — Adv., Paid for by Campaign Treasurer Orange Round EXTENSION CORDS .. 1 595 - - . EàT ii"K 4 •- [[] Save as much as 30. on heating and Sq Ft 3 - Thl.k '-' 81/4 c 6 Thick 141/2 C 7 .and gives careful consideration to (lit' concerns, problems and ideas of the people Who have giveli him the privilege of serving his community for tin' past 7 years. Let's keep his responsive, no-nouseost' Ira tiers hip. /J.'\ I ; ;'r •::c r . Cjsh and Car,'1, ,',.,r' Delivered price /q/rrI 15 5Bundl e All C .)lr' ' 54 / Houtes. grooves. tro . Cuts, decorates in wood, plastic and cornpositiOns ONICOAT 4..,, -- LATEx FtAT JNT 18 WORKMATE 29 Ej 4~1 urt.ito ,',i,r ,r.',r ill Cart to set ..pri a',shore Folds for storage 1s29 woe 32. high and 26 deep -... - - Has 19 elrriit'nts rariji. Ha .... '.. UHF 100 ml. VHF ¶LX.) ims FM stereo mp,.t,Il and fimqtuiiie to rOsist tn attack pu'post paru for .soo&j m,jsorrr b rriilde,, — i,,KII I. I MOPACOTI LOte I4owe por -- 2 9 29 E. Ic hi "HE REPRESENTS YOU. 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BUILDING SUPPLIES \ all Longvood Clinic, corner of Church and Wilma, Longwood Dec. 9 SCII[) Dec. 10 SCuD flay Frank Kafka, 29, of Cocoa 'l's Stolen Beach, on a Seminole circuit Sheriff's deputies also are court warrant charging investigating the theft of two burglary and grand larceny. portable color televisions Bond for Kafka was set at valued at $800 from two rooms at the Days Inn motel, 14 and $5,000, according to county jail ti4 west 01 Sanford. records. Deputy John Hawkins Grand Larceny Arrest reported that two men are Sanford police detective Tom believed to have used bed. spreads From the rooms to Bernosky arrested Douglas cover the televisions as they, Bryant Halslip Sr., 58, of 106 E. were taken to a getaway car, Airport Blvd., Sanford, on a described as a black-topped grand larceny charge, acgold-colored Oldsmobile con- cording to county jail records. Bond was set at $5,000. vertible. ASPHALT SHINGLES A circuit court jury at San- of Geneva. ford has acquitted William E. Bish testified that the crash Klnnaird, 21, of Geneva of two came a short time after an counts of aggravated assault Incident on a sandy road near with a motor vehicle. Island Pond in which a group of youths had a fight with KinKinnaird was arrested on the charges by a state trooper on Bish said he'd stopped Halloween night alter a pickup alongside the road to wait for a truck struck a compact sedan in friend when he saw a truck turn the side at a SR46 turnoff at off S&46 and come toward his Geneva. car. BLIh said he "took off" In Kinnalrd was charged with an effort to keep from being hit, aggravated assault upon the but his auto was struck in the occupants of the auto, Mark E. right side and pushed into a Bish and Darlene Brazell, also parted car. Dec. 8 4-8 p.m. 0000-8 P.M. noon-S p.m. - Geneva Driver Acquitted PwI,bJ,d Duly and Sunday. .icrpl Saturday and CJ",s1m16 Da, by The Sanford H,raId. InC. )OO N Ft*ACb A'.. Sanford FL, H77I Second Class PoIao Paid at SanIo.'t Florida nn, Sheriff's -.Ic- rtpniitip SCHI) TALLAHASSEE IASSEE ( AP) State revenue collections are $28 million below projections, but if the economy doesn't get a lot worse Florida will be able to avoid a budget holdback for the first time in three years, State Economist Jay Yelton predicts. be binding until Sanford, Lake Mary and the county sets up a Herald Staff Writer permanent authority to handle the work of developing the The Lake Mar) City Louncil regional plant. late Wednesday afternoon The interim committee. approved in principle an terlocal agreement with the called for in the agreement, is to consist of nint members with City of Sanford and Seminole each of the governments apCounty to develop a regional pointing two members and sewage treatment plant for those six persons naming by North Seminole County. majority vote three others to Amending the language in the serve at large. five-page Titten agreement The committee will recoinonly s!ightiv, the city council mend a formula for funding stated its intent to continue with costs of the construction of the an agreement with Sanford facility. even if Seminole County should At a workshop following the Cattlemen: Eat And Meet Another presentation at the meeting will deal with the subject of parasites in cattle. Sanford police patrolman Cash re ported the surveyor's instrument, housed in a dark green plastic case, was stolen From a pickup truck parked near the Lakeview Plaza offices of Doudney Surveyors Inc. J.A. Dec. 7 $28 Million Revenue Drop By DONNA FSTF..S DECEMBER 7 Area cattlemen are invited to according to Cecil Tucker. an "Eatin' and A Meetln" at In case of inclement weather, 7:30 tonight at Tucker's Farm the dinner will be served on the and Garden Center 201 N. Elm Garden Center porch and Avenue. eaten inside. Tucker said. A meeting is scheduled at the First Federal of Seminole building next door, where a representative of a feed company will discuss proper nutrition for cattle. vehicle. Seminole County Health Dept. (SCHI)), 900 S. French Ave., Sanford (MM). a 30'per-cent cut. VOTE SEA PRESIDENT WILLIAM WORE (LEFT), SCUC OL SUPT. WILLIAM P. (IWI)) LAYER AND THE SChOOl. BOARD. I and Sanford police were investigatng the theft of a $2,0 cieciroruc distance-measuring device stolen from a surveyor's truck, Robert Palmer of the B-Bar. U Ranch, Red Bug Road, told deputies that the white and black livestock trailer was that a $145 brown leather coat was taken from an unlocked auto in the 200 block of N. Park Avenue while he was inside the county courthouse. TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Department of General Services has dropped its plans to furnish the hallways of the new capitol with $119 ashtrays and $3,000 sofas. Department officials told Cabinet aides Wednesday that instead of requesting $263,00) for furnishings in the public areas of the new 22-story Capitol, they would only seek $185,. decide to drop out of the special meeting, the councti arrangement. worked on a nw fence or The agreement, once signed dinance and personnel policy by the three goverrunents, is to for city employes. (Herald photo by Kris Moth) Abner Jackson Jr., of Midway, reported to Sanford police I)eiuties said to tow the Seminole sheriff's deputies today were searching for a trailer away the thief would 86,000 34-foot livestock trailer have had to have a special reported stolen from a ranch goose-neck trailer hookup on a that move Dec. 6 )i4 Coal [flea taken from the ranch after a gate was left unlocked. YELLOW PINE SPECIAL,V/7 • set at been threatened. architect handling the renovation told board members Hall said he didn't want to that an udditjoal $27,000 in expenses had explain his Inconsistent be b een projected. st atements to the jury on Board members voted 4-I, with Sims Wednesday. dissenting, to approve the budget for the Hall said he earlier Irn[)aimwood-Derryberry-Pavelchak Partneplicated Swift in the theft of 12 rship. Included was the stipulation that the CBs from parked autos at $425,000 be devoted entirely to necessary homes In Spring Oaks because interior and exterior refurbishing, with "then I wanted to get him in demolition of certain walls, paving of the trouble. But now I don't want to parking lot, landscaping and all outside get nobody in trouble." painting being suspended until the board is Hall testified Wednesday that certain neces.sarv fund avatiihIø Stowell's report itemized more than $7 million in unappropriated, unencumbered and other types of funds which the special master said appeared "available to accommodate the increase recommended in base salary, as well as the other recom- Ill Nevv Capitol Still Not Open For Business Flu Shots Tucker Suffered Stroke In the earlier trial, Clifford t IN BRIEF .II ne Thursday, Dec. 2, 1976-3A d Hall, 19, who lives across the street from Swift, testified tha Livestock Trailer Stolen 1 From Red Bug Road Ranch FLORIDA "And he didn't participate in the sale of the stolen radio&,, r . Two Blacks Killed Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 32-1202 SUBURBAN cot 64444 1 21 elements. range 85 miles UHF 125 milj VHF 120 miles FM stereo Pric e V 5995 Each 69 i5 -- PRICES GOOD DECEMBER] thru GORDON LMBER Pd Pat Ad — b Carnpan Treasurer 9 Enjoy That Do-it-yourself Feeling 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4700 HOURS: 30-530 W WEEKDAYS 1:30-510 SATURDAY / L)rlcOs quoted in this ad are based on custOmers picking up merchandise at our store. Delivery is available for esmali charge Management reserves the right to limit qUdntit,esar, pvt.il sale 'nwchaiJ.,. ... - A11ENTION BUILDERSI Rebar and reinforcement mesh now available at most Scotty's stores. �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Evening HetWd N 1 - The movie The Front Page" is about journalism in the 1930s that is if you can call it journalism without adding the adjective "yellow" making It "Yellow Journalism.' The freedom those scribes of old had was something. It was nothing for a newspaper writer to take off from a routine story and turn it in to a sensational, one-of -a-kind happening an event of monumental significance. It's doubtful that freedom to ' fly a bove" the facts was a good thing. It produced, for the most part, sensational stories studded with more adjectives than can be found in yo ur regulation collegiate dictionary to freshmen to be used as the Bible when grinding out term pa pe rs on John Milton's Paradise Lost." But the movie, which Monday night enjoyed a rerun on television, did brin g back some good memories that once were commonplace around newsrooms in this state. Specifically, the crusty, grizzled, hard-as-nails editor po rtrayed by Walter FliEN( '1I AVE.. SANFORI), H A Area (lo 0-322-2611 or 8.Il-)91 Thursday, December 2, 1976-4A Around WAYNE 1). DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN If. 0SS1IRIN, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN FIIIACKIE, Advertising Director Week, 55 cents: Month, $2 40; 6 Months. $t ! 40. ft Mail In Florida sime as home deliver). All r ind Month, $ 6 Months, $i6,20; 12 4(1 Var. Minth. 11! Hj issued Booking Solution Not With Agencies Supposedly the mood in Washington is for deregulation of business and industry, but two federal agencies are taking the view that airlines and hotels may not be regulated enough to protect their customers from overbooking. The Civil Aeronautics Board says it is "unacceptable" that 130,000 airline passengers last year turned up at flight time with reservations and tickets for flights aboard planes that were already The Fpth'rl Prdn '.0 f •'II•5JUJlI I 1gi,ngi IUJflhIJ5 (2L The Clock By El) PRICK ET .................. ........ (till ull (lnrncc, -,n c! - the same problem in hotels, where some are said to be taking reservations for half again as many rooms as they have under their roofs. Anyone who has been bumped from an airline flight or left standing in a hotel lobby after making reservations well in andvance would agree that something ought to be done. We're not convinced, however, that the CAB and FTC can solve th e problem fairly and effectively simply by ordering airlines and hotels to stop overbooking, Airlines and hotels have a good case for doing what they do. Overbooking is their protection against the "no-show" — the person who makes a reservation and is never heard from again. If reservation and ticket clerks didn't gamble by overbooking, empty seats on planes and empty rooms in hotels would require that rat es charged for customers who do show up would have to be increased to cover the loss, Airlines and hotels are already required to TOM TIED '• Y" The Great moonscape Cove r Li JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. .L•' S :i," S ,. .. , :'" •'i , :.I. .. ...... I.) — . S ______ . , .,• , A Warped '.•' FJ .. Babies, both born and WASHI NGTON un born, are front-page news here in th e nation's capital and the juxtaposition of these two stories raises some profoundly dist urbing quest ions 7 — CONJR 9 -, .., :.;: I 'V ''' I. ti.. L r 5- % • L L it • •: . '. Z. . i.. •': 5,.•' ", .l . about the way our society has come to view the value of human life. First, the unborn. For several days, the W ashington Post has be en running stories a bo ut an alleged baby-selling operation at a local hospital. The case in volves two Maryland obstetricians, a Maryland lawyer, the natural parents of the unwanted children born out of wedlock and the individuals who wanted these babies. Thesthtute which the defendants are accused of violating is the District of Columbia's Baby customer has a right to sue if he's left out in the cold. Lawsuits are expensive, and there's enough congestion in th e courts already. The whole problem might be reduced to more manageable size if people who travel were more willing to hold up their end of the bargain when they make a reservation — calling back to cancel if they change their plans, The convenience of telephoned reservations would be lost if airlines and hotels demanded a deposit as protection against the no-show Th e obligation to release an airline seat or hotel'lroom that won't be needed is as much a moral one as an economic one. The hotel industry recently latinched a nationwide campaign urging people to cancel room reservations if they change their plans If that shows some signs of success, maybe the FTC can relax, To deny airlines and hotels the right to overbook for their own economic protection would be unfair. To require the traveler to cover every bodied in one George Leonard, a former and long .,s. .-: Broker Act, which allows only a close relative or .\!: time government employe who Is now accusing . it;._.• , apa rty li censedtoplacechildrenforado pt ionto theadmthistrationofa st upendousconspjrac- to , receive payment in a case involving a boy or girl _______ S sham the people. He believes there is intelligent PLAINS less than 16 years old. .. •1 life on the moon, that the government knows it 4 i convict ed of this misdemeanor, the but for its on reasons Is keeping the fact.defendants could receive up to a year in jail andsecret. For instance, Leonard says there are or a $I,OW fine. "mechanical rigs" near King Crater which are The Post quotes a source c!osc to this case as over a mile In length. Then near the impact area say-lag "no money changed hands for the selling of Ranger Seven, "there is a crater containing of a baby," bathysphere-shaped commodities, each 60 feet in The physicians were paid only for the medical diameter, which have Identical markings on services involved In the birth of the babies and their backs." Beyond this Leonard says his U . . — Ch the attorney received a lee for placin g the ba bies pictures-show huge platforms, li ghts that move in pattens, and many hhlcular tracks, LOS ANGELES( AP) Will Americans be of Chairman Mao Tse-tung may lead to more for adoption. Not surprisingly, the government is unmoved watching Monday night football on Red Chinese rapid industrial growth for China under its new This natural parents of by Leonard's hypothesis. It says the occurrences television sets a few years from now? rulers. the babies and the couples adopting them as in his photographs were constructed by nature, That's one of the intriguing questions raised by "It remains to be seen whether Chairman }Iua "tine people, outstanding; they are not sleazy or or perhaps Leonard's own Imagination. And Barry Richman, professor of management and Kuo-feng Mao's successor will abandon slimy," but people who were "desperate" to get most certainly, in this case, the government has international business at the Graduate School of substantially the traditional model of sell- a child. Licensed adoption agencies in the area the weight of probability on Its side. Of all the Management of the University of California at reliance In favor of a rapid, long-term Infusion of have reported a shortage of adoptable babies. world's star gazers, only George Leonard has Los Angeles. foreign capital and technology to meet the thus far seen conspiratorial intrigue on the lunar Richman, an expert on the economy of the pressing economic requirements of modernOne Investigator who has looked at this case surface. says, "There Is no evidence of a corrupt motive People's Republic of China, thinks trade between Ization," he said. Still, Leonard's book Is not complete non- the United States and China will increase "But if the moderates can maintain control for here; It was at best a technical licensing reservation with an advance payment that would sense. That part of it which suggests that be forfeited if the reservation isn't used would be a nuisance. The answer to this problem would seem government is capable of anything, even fraud on the moon, is of contributing value to that body of evidence which suggests America's obsession television sets, transistor radios and other position to achieve a real economic growth rate the lawyer knew one of the doctors. Thus, the consumer electronics among the possible items in the range of S to 8 per cent a year." adoptions outside normal channels apparently being imported by this country. says this could boost Sino-American occurred when families unable to have children with suspicion may be approaching a limit past "You may well see color television sets from trade to the $3 billion to $6 billion level, a of their owm and unwed mothers not wishing to make substitute arrangements when their overbooking boomerangs, and th e inconvenienced to lie more in the direction of an appeal to the public conscience, Noise Pollution People who live close to major airports will welcome news of the Department of Transportation's order requiring that the noisiest jet airliners be given quieter engines or phased out of service over the next eight years. However, we hope program is not headed do wn the same stormy course as the government's effort to get the last puff of pollution out of auto extiaust. The auto Industry Is arguing that the cost of anti-smog equipment and the penalty in gas mileage becomes Increasingly severe as the reduction in pollution reaches the end of the scale. This raises the question of whether anything less than an electric car is going to be perfectly smog-free, just as nothing less than a hot-air balloon would provide silent take-offs and landings at airports. Transportation Secretary William Coleman estimates the cost of the new jet noise program at $5 to $8 billion — a figure high that thc government may feel obliged to help pay for it. No matter how the cost is divided between the taxpayer, and the airline ticket-buyer, that's a stiff price to pay for a noise reduction which technicians can measure on Instruments but which may be barely detectable by the human ear. Mr. Coleman's promise that airport operators will be given more leeway In the future to establish curfews and other traffic limitations to treat their noise problem is not much consolation, either. Those steps only translate Into reductions In a cornmunity's air service. The fundamental problem remains one of separating air-ports from residential neighborhoods. BERRY'S WORLD III - / ' .. STEPH EN FOX ina Re l a t i on s Flight of fantasy. Imagination poised, let it lift for a moment with the crested Xtr I — dramatically in the next few years, with color the next 10 to 15 years, China would be in a JACK ANDERSON Gun Law Enforcement Stymied der. Aah, for the wings of a bird. Analysis Culbreath receivtsl $1,100 from the Florida Action Committee for Rural Electrification, $450 from the Gulf Po w er Co. Employes Business forum, $200 from the Electric Employes Committee for Good Government, $100 from the General Telephone Management Employ- es Political Action Committee and $300 from Tampa attorney Chester Ferguson. Ferguson's law firm represents General Telephone. Other heavy Culbreath contributors include liquor, real estate, dentists, optometrists, osteopaths, chiropractors and racing, all of which are overseen by his committee. "I think eeiy chairman who's had an area, people in that area know him better and that's where he gains his support," Culbreath said. Indeed, campaign reports bear hint out. The chairman of the legislature's commerce cummilittet's, Sen. WD, Childers, D-Pensacola, and Rep. John Forbes, D. Jacksonville, drew heavy support from banking, insurance and other interests affected by their panels, Senate Agriculture Chairman Alan Trask, D-Fort Mead, was backed by citrus and other farming interests. Former Sentate President Dempsey Barron, 1)-Panama City, the chairman of the Governmental Operations Committee, received $94,851 in contributions in his grueling reelection fight against Travis Marchant of Tallahassee and Sam Mitchell of Vernon. The roster Barron 's ' special-interest backers includes liquor and beer distributors, doctors, bankers, construction, retail sales and insurance. Rep. Jerry Melvin, 1)-Fort Walton Beach, whos" appointment as chairman a new house Committee on Economic Developmont and Tourism was an open secret for some time, was backed by motel Interests as far from his district as St. Augustine, Miami, Myers and Fort Lauderdale. The Tourist Industry Political Action Committee kicked in $100. X t' r e of Fort (Herald Photos by Tom V i nc en t) Pnilemore So widespread are special-interest contributions to influential legislators that It takes some effort to find a chairman who Isn't beholden in some way to someone who wants something from his committee. One who was appointed to a committee recently and had taken no contributions from interests In that field is House Education Chairman James Redman, 1)-Plant City. lie reported total contributions of $701. All but $100, which came from a Plant City auto dealer, was his own money. f course, Redman had no re-election oponent, so he didn't need any contributions. When Rep. James Eckhart's constituents go looking for his legislative office, they won't find it in his district. Eckhart advised the media recently that his office Is in Coral Gables, which is outside his South Dade District. "It would be appreciated if you would correct your records to reflect my' district as Southwest Miami and South Dade, rather than Coral Gables," he said. COMING DEC. 4 AT STERCHI'S... SUPER SATt]Rr)AV qA1 F IQ Tn 4 1 violation." This Individual says it appears that Richman which patriotic responsibility becomes China within the next five years," Richman said whopping increase from the $1 billion figure of destructive rot. in an interview. "They're producing them now, recent years, Needless to say this lack of faith has not come but they're talking about producing them for Some of the products likely to be exported without reason. The news Is daily revealing new mass markets. lithe)' did, they could undersell from the U.S., in Rlchman's view, are chemical governmental slapstick. Recently It was learned the Japanese. In fact, I think you'll see some of plants, agricultural machinery, computers and that officers of the National Zoo purchased a the same imports here that you saw after World heavy transportation equipment. Bactrian breeding camel that had no testicles; War II from Japan and Korea." In turn, the Chinese are likely to sell shortly after, a federal study concluded that high Richman, who has traveled widely in Americans gourmet foods, textiles, sport' federal employes deserve 50 per cent salary mainland China, says the recent purge of the so- goods, musical Instruments and minerals, he hikes. called "radical" Chinese leaders after the death believes, soaring heron. , ,above the treetops, above all worldly cares and woes, into the free blue yon- — source describes the — ready to soar Blood And Business Ties All Part Of Florieln TALLAHASSEE API Rep. John Culbreath. 1)Brooksville, says the fact that his brother Is president of a large electric company will not color his judgment as chairman of the House committee overseeing utilities. Culbreath said his brother, Hugh, president of Tampa Electric Co., has never tried to influence his vote as a lawmaker. Speaker Donald Tucker, [)Tallahassee, abolished the old Growth and Energy Committee two weeks ago and moved its responsibility for legislation affecting utilities to Culbreath's Regulated Industries and Licensing Committee. Culbreath said they discussed the fact that his brother is a utililN executive and ''evidently I convinced turn it would not be a problem." Cul breath's blood relationship with a person vitally interested in legislation that passes through his committee may be unique, 4 but he's right in step with most other chairman in drawing much of his financial support from interests overseen by his committee, One of ('ulhreath's utility supporters was his brother, who gave $100. — o keep their children were able to make contact through a third party. Now, the unborn. For the first time ever, the Human Resources reports that the number of legal abortions obtained by residents of the nation's capita l, last year exceeded the n umber of births 1915, there were 9,619 abortions performed as com pared to 9,746 resident births. About 85 per cent of these abortions were paid for by the • government and performed either at private hospitals and clinics through the Medicaid program or at the city's "free" public hospital, D.C. General. District of Columbia's Dept. of Officials at the Planned Parenthood Federation and federal officials who compile abortion statistics say that Washington, D.C., Is WASHINGTON The embattled Bureau of problems. Here are just a few highlights: generators. The fuel is produced is at three the first major U.S. city where abortions perAlcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is supposed to — In Dayton, two special agents got Into a government-owned plants and sold to the formed on residents apparently outnumber enforce the nation's weak gun control laws. squabble at the ATF office, One agent utilities In units known as "Separative Work births. During the Nixon years, Watergate figure G. pulled a gun and shot the other to death. Units," Gordon Liddy tried to dismantle A1F's gun Last year, an agent who was pushing Last year, the big power companies realized Nancy Berliner, an aide to the head of the enforcement program altogether. The agency narcotics tried to frame a defendant on phony they had been widely optimistic In ordering the D.C. Dept. of Human Resources, says: "There's was also beset with internal problems. extortion charges. uranium units. Construction and operational a big change going on. At first mostly middlecontrols were virtually ignored, therefore, until In 1972, an ATF informant was murdered In foul-ups, as well as the opposition to nuclear class women were getting abortions because a few months ago. California. Yet the ATF failed to conduct a plants by environmentalists, had slowed down only they could pay for them. But now poorer Now the ATF has started to crack down again proper Investigation. At last, an Investigation nuclear development, women who want them can get them, too." on gun law violators. Just last month, for was ordered. The confidential conclusion: ATF The utilities were stuck with contracts, example, ATF agents seized more than 1,00 agents blew the Informant's cover, AhM,equal justice under law. Isn't it great' therefore, requiring them to pay for fuel they illegal g uns in an eight-state raid. The new American dream — the right of the poor — Of ATF's 1,674 agents, only 48 are minority couldn't use immediately. Even though the l( Yet already, this belated gun enforcement agents. There are no blacks, Spanish-Americans largest utilities turned a net profit of 10 per cent as well as the rich to snuff out the lives of their drive is facing a new obstacle, The ATF's parent or other minority agents at all In the southeast on $482 billion In revenue in 1915, the Ford ad- unborn children and all at the expense of agency, the Treasury Department, Is quietly region. ministration was quick to sympathize with them. somebody else. trying to shake up the ATF before the Treasury Undersecretary Jerry Thomas told An ERDA memo, uncovered by Ralph Well, I find the whole thing extremely upDemocratic takeover in January. us that the ATF shakeup has been planned for Nader's Congress Watch and turned over to us setting, to put It mildly. As the Late Alexander more than a ye ar and, therefore, cannot be conte nded Treasury con- Bickel, the former Yale law professor, has put emphasize field investigations of gun law called a last-ditch politi cal maneuver. It lt. is long cerned "mainly with the Immediate financial violators. Right now, dozens of special agents overdue move to professionalize the ATF, he problems confronting domestic utilities. "To acknowledge no values at all is to deny a are being ordered to relocate or resign during said. Meanwhile, Rep. John Conyers, D.-Mich., encouraged any form of utility assistance that difference between ourselves and other particles the final weeks of the Ford Administration. The is investigating. ERDA feels It can perform." tumbling In space. The Irreducible value though ejfc of all this, according ruse sources, Footnote: We recently reported that the Almost miraculously, ERDA decided the not the exclusive one, Is the Idea of law.' Law u will be to hamper future gun enforcement ef- Treasury Department w secr etly investigating nation suddenly needed to stockpile the nuclear more than just another opinion; not because it forts, allegations that the ATF chief illegally accepted units, thereby letting the utilities off the hook. embodies all right values, or because the values The reorganization was vigorously opposed a gun from the host of a Las Vegas casino. The The "open season" project went Into effect on it does embody tend from time to time to reflect by the ATF's veteran thief, f'.ex Davis. But In Treasury has now completed the investigation, June 19, 1975. For the next two months, the those of a majority or plurality, but because it Is late October, he received a stern, private memo which completely exonerates Davis. utilities were permitted to cancel or defer the value of values. Law Is the principle In' from his Treasury Department bosses informing OPEN SEASON: The Energy Research and enriched uranium deliveries. ditutlon through which a society can assert its him that they had decided to go ahead with the Development Administration has let America's Of the nation's 135 reacts, 101 took ad- values," shakeup. electric power com panies wiggle out of more vantage of the "open season" opportu ty. ni They "You are hereby directed to implement thu than $650 million in commitments to purchase cancelled between $15 How true. So, here Iii our nation's capital we million and $16 million in plan, effective December 1, 1916," he was or eirtched uranhun. orders and postponed the delivery date on an see the value of life asserted and the verdict is dered. The election of Jimmy Carter only made that it Is not valuable at all. !s The $650 million bailout was known inside additional $36 million worth of nuclear fuel. okay to kill the Lame ducks at Treasury more determined to ERDA as "open season" open season, that Is, Footnote: An ERDA spokesman Lnsistesl that unborn babies, but it's illegal to sell babies that complete the reorganization before the on the Treasury. the taxpayers won't Lose any money In the end, have been born. Democrats take office. The story is highly technical. The utilities since the uranium fuel eventually will be sold to One does There is sorne J, of course, for have been required since 1973 to make long-term other customers. But he acknowledged; "There Catholic or not have to be a rabid pro-Lifer, a even particularly re ligio us to be shaking up the ATF. Its confidential flies contain purchasing agreements for enriched uranium. has not been an attempt to track precisely what sickened by such a perverted value system. It's evidence that the agency has been plagued with This is the fuel for the controversial nuclear the effect of 'open season' has been." enough to make you want to throw up. - local It MIItH LMHIIMAS — SALE BEFORE CHRISTMAS WHEN IT REALLY COUNTS! Gun THIS SALE IS STOREWIDE =NOTHING HELD BACK,' — 'a REMEMBER- IT DOESN'T COST TO SHOP AT STERCHI'S. . e IT PAYS 0 Free delivery Free set up - They - 'Memo To,' The wo,Id. Subject: Crises. So tar so good. Remember, there will be no crises while I'm still in charge ",:, .. S • • Of Values _____________ -- plotting takeoff - W4 I 'I Serise . r / __________ * . 5',•% • .,•.... j . -- T' p WASHINGTON NEA — Americans are not the first people to be suspicious of their government. But we institutionalized the process. The fo un ders harbored the sentiment that "all men ha ving po wer should be distrusted," hence they formed a Constitution which not allows skepticism but makes it a patriotic responsibility. This reponsibility has ebbed and flowed through the centuries. Today it Is fl owing again, perhaps as never before. It might be said, in this tim e of shiliting citizen outlook, that the Republic's most unifyin g force is that of universal doubt in the capabil ity, the activity and most assuredly the honesty of the governing system. A remarkable example is currently em- — — ................' 1* — And, that's who Matthau remin ded me of, an editor who cared more about his people than he did his own job. When "Doyle Horrible" finished with you, If you lasted, you'd be a newsman and that's real ly cared a bo ut the beca use he cared profession he devot ed his life to . ' . No one dou bted his credibility, lie started as a prin ter's devil, working his way up to man aging editor. Many times he talked Baum, and others, into staying when better offers had been made. his success can be attributed to the fact that he cared, really cared about newspapers and the people who wrote them. And, It was nigh impossible to say no to somebody who loved newspapers as much as Doyle Harvil. , ..' II street. turned — Huic I)eIiver way: "There is no greater calling than the newspaper business." Anybody who dared mention quitting was an object of Instant abuse, a creature to be berated, cursed and, in short order, bounced ba ck out on the Matthau reminded me of a former editor on the Tampa Times. Matthau was much like Doyle Han'il, a legenda ry newspaperman who during his colorful career in Tma out some of the finest journalists in this nation. Former colleague Tom Baum Is now Washington correspondent for AP and other former Times reporters are rapping out stories for such lin e organizations as UPI and The New York Times, In ad di tion to other great newspapers. Harvil was a wizard with people. One day I walked in his office, w hich was always decked out with old newspa pers and pictures of those he thought were the greats and th e near-greats. I informed him I was going to resign. "Resign," he bellowed . "You're still wet behind th e ears. You shouldn't even be allow ed in my office. Now, get back out there on the street until you've got somet hing worthwhile to talk about." Ile literally co wed reporters into submission, lie would offer fisticuffs, if need be, to win his way. Ills Thursday, Dec. 2, 1915—IA 0 NO INSTALLMENT WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS PAYMENTS'TIL FEBRUARY, 197701 HOURS SATURDAY 9 AX-6 P.M. ~~~ _..aeeo �IA—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 2, 1 g76 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NATiON Issues reat or ift ltnlng! Heat IN BRIEF President Ford's Half Brother Killed In Head-On Collision LEBANON, Tenn. (AP) Leslie Henry King, President Ford's 53-year-old half brother, was kJled today when his car collided head on with a tractor trailer loaded with pipe. police said. Ford learned of King's death shortly after 7 a.m. when King's widow called the President, a White House spokesman said. There was no immediate word whether Ford would attend the funeral. State police Sgt. Ron Hill said King's car was westbound in the eastbound lane of Interstate 40 about 514 miles west of this central Tennessee town when it hit the tractor-trailer. King. a resident of Cooiceville,Tenn., where he owned an auto parts store, was alone in the car and apparently was killed outright, Hill said. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. AP Behind the famous Boardwalk. the wheeling and dealing for financial position is on as this decaying resort city dreams of regaining its former elegance with the help of casino gambling. Since New Jersey voters authorized casinos here in the Nov. 2 general election, a bill has been introduced in the legislature to regulate 16-hour gambling and grant casino licenses to hotels with at least 400 rooms; three airlines have applied for permission to fly to nearby Atlantic City Airport; and the FBI says organized crime is already trying to move in on the local vending machine and garbage removal industries. - Await Immigration Ruling TORONTO AP About 200 Canadian doctors wishing to emigrate to the United States are waiting for official interpertation of a new U.S. immigation law, says a spokesman for the Canadian Medical Assocation. The new U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act says work permits will be given only to foreign doctors who have passed U.S. national board examinations or their equivalent. A spokesman for the Canadian Medical Association said the U.S. embassy in Ottawa has recommended the Medical Council of Canada exam be considered equivalent to the national examination. - Pollution Scare Hurts Canada SUDBURY, Ont. (AP) Ontario's minister of industry and tourism says adverse publicity is costing Canada's tourist industry millions of dollars. Claude Bennet said Wednesday that "a few more stories about toxic chemicals in Lake Ontario salmon, or mercury in northwestern Ontario, and a lot of people are going to hang up their rods and reels and take up basket weavirg." Bennett said the mass media does not balance adverse publicity by explaining industrial pollution only affects a small number of Northern Ontario lakes. - Quebec PoSition Undisclosed QUEBEC (AP) Quebec Premier Rene Levesque has refused to disclose Quebec's position at next week's federal-provincial conference of finance ministers. Discussion of the government's stance took a good part of the Parti Quebecois cabinet's first full session Wednesday. Levesque said his separatist government finds itself in a "fundamental ambiguity". He said he is trying to provide a strong provincial government "while keeping our options open for the future." - Snow Blankets North States t By The Associated Press Snow fell across most of the Great Lakes region this morning. It was heaviest in western New York, where up to four feet of snow already covered the ground. In the six-hour period ending at I a.m. EST, two inches of new snow fell at Buffalo and Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Muskegon, Mich. Snow also fell in eastern South Dakota, Iowa, northern Illinois and the Ohio valley. A travel advisory was posted across northeastern South Dakota. Uniforms Bring Complaints WASHINGTON (AP) There's a glimmer of hope for sailors who long to go back to the Navy's traditional bellbottom trousers, jumper and white hat. Adm. James L. Holloway HI, chief of naval operations, has told the Navy's personnel bureau to take a new look at uniforms. The old style was tisoned a few years ago. But on a recent tour of the Pacific fleet, Holloway heard repeated complaints from sailors about the new uniform of coats, shirts, black ties and peaked caps. - Forum By DONNA ESTES Her2ld Staff Writer - Mafia On The Boardwalk? Thursday, Dec. 2, 19`76-7A I.ingi o'i citizens braved the cold to attend a candidates' forum sponsored by the Longwood Groves Civic Association at the unheated civic building across from the fire station Wednesday night. Twelve of the 13 candidates on the ballot in next Tuesday's city election appeared to state their qualifications and appeal for votes. Councilman Gerard Connell, who Is seeking the mayor's office was out of town V. ould make no promises, preferring to wait and see what the people want. He said the mayor has no vote and not too much to say at the meetings. Mrs. Connell, on behalf of her husband, urged the citizens to look into Connell's record of hard work for the city and standing up for principle. He researches the Issues before taking a stand, she said. Lynette Dennis, noting she has been actively involved in helping and raising money for the police cadets, the only youth-oriented program in the city, said it is time for the community to Join together. Don't be afraid to get in'.olved," she said. Ethel Goldberg pointed out her husband Larry, is a member of the city council, but even if she is elected there would be no violation of the sunshine law because the mayor does not have a vote, she said. "My Interest lies in the city," Mrs. Goldberg said. Peter Piano urged a unified effort to serve all the people equitably and sanely. He said the city needs charter revision, codification of the ordinances and paving improvements without restrictive assessments. 0 Toy (4 Gift SALE on business and was represented by his wife, Claire. 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Mrs. Onnie Shomate, Incumbent for the past l years, said she manages all the functlons In city hail prepares assessment rolls for street paving, and supplies in. instantly for the council. OF e A iF save $20 our reg. 17 and 21-jewel watches: sensational collection for men and women at one smart low price' Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen, Waltham, more styles for every occasion including day-date automatics, chronographs, diamond trims, automatics and so many more See them all! Styles may vary from store by store J. Russell Grant, incumbent council chairman, running unopposed for the district three post, said the city was In debt when he took office and he "sweated out dollar alter dollar to make ends meet for awhile." Council candidates for district five: Harvey Smerilson said he could work with every member of the city council. He said the city has a set amount of reventcomlng In and the only way it can get more money is to Increase production and to cut Costs. 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Th,ired, rt.. 0 t r,41 jj6*0;0*t_* 0 0 jorle to Who In THE Parade ho 's USE-UP NUMBER NAME Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EMERSON 45. First Presbyterian Church Youth Club 46. Sanford Cycle Center 47. Cub Scout Pack No. 501 48. Al Porzlg Plumbing 49. Horses 50. Seminole County Busdrivers 51. St. Lukes Christian Day School 52. Jr. Girls Post 10108 $3. Sanford VFW Auxiliary 54. VFW Post 10108 Color Guard 55. Sanford Middle School Band 56. Sanford Chapter IIGI Women of the Moose 57. A Child's World 58. A Child's World 59. Pack 508, Cub Scouts 60. Midway Elementary School 61. Midway Elementary School 62. Child Evangelism Fellowship of Seminole County 63. Sanford Recreation Eastside - Westside 64. American Veterans Post No. 17 65. Teague Middle School 66. league Middle School 67. C. 1. P. 68. Knights of Columbus Council 5357 69. Sanford Business & Professional Women's Club 70. Eatonville Twirkttes 71. horses 72. Beta Sigma Phi 73. Sanford Christian School 74. Sanford Christian School 75. Optimist 7, 6. Crooms Marching Panthers 77. Sanford Christian Church Future Business Leaders of America Future Farmers of America 80. Future Farmers of America 81. Tr-County Roadrunners CB 82 Cherokee Tribe of Florida 83. Cherokee Tribe of Florida 84 85. Young Adults Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 86. Open 87. Open 88. Lake Mary Police Cadets Corp. 89. Lake Mary Police Cadets Corp. 90. Open 91. Lyman High School 92. Lyman High School 93 . Santa's Surprise Arrival!!! Seminole County Sheriff Department 3. Florida Highway Patrol 1. Sanford Fire Department 5. Grand Marshal Miss Florida 6. Golden Age Olympics Winner & Sponsor T . City Commissioners & County Corninissioners & Visiting Dignitaries 9. Nan. Color Guard 10. Marching Seminoles - Seminole High School 11. Giant American Flag 12. Sh1rletts Drill Team of Altamonte Springs 11 Angle's Paint & Bodyshop II. Bimbo's Bunch - (Clowns graduates from S.C.C. Clown School 15. Sanford Specialty Advertising 16. MIisee Middle School Rand 17. Longwood Fire Department 18. PJCS School of Baton 19. Cub Scout Pack 242 20. Crooms High FFA Chapter 21. Krayoln Kollege Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole Girl Scouts Pack 144 4 West Haven Day Care Center 25. Jackson heights Middle School Bobcat Band 26. Pilot Club of Sanford 27. Melodee Skating Rink 2. Sisters, Inc. 29. Hicks Baton Group 30. South Seminole Middle School Hurricane Red Band 31. All Souls School All Souls School 33. Midway Elementary School 34. Junior Girl Scouts No. 336 35. Fleet Reserve 36. Seminole County 4-li Club Horses & Baton 37. Seminole County 4-11 Club 38. Sanford Express Limited Van Club 39. Troop 536 10. Mcl)onald's Family Restaurant 11. Celery City Lodge 542 12. Lakeview Marching Mustangs 43. Merthie's Nursery It. Cub Scouts Pack 529 - - - - . EMERSON DELUXf 00 6 QUART COOKER FRYER 9 20 EG. 29's 9 7 REG.-299'20" ... 2 OHoots, JO Trophies will be awarded the graders. winning equestrain units, and 90 confirmed units parGrand marshal will be "Miss decorated cars and floats in the ticipating, will step off Florida" Nancy Stafford of religious, commercial, school Saturday at 9 a.m. Ft. Lauderdale. and civic categories. Judges will be Tom Hunt, Sara Theme for this year's event, There will be 20 floats, 10 Jacobson, Dot Polk, Elija Christmas Enchantment," bands, marching units, Pringle, and Mack Bl)he. The was submitted by Terry Beck, decorated cars, equestrian 14, an eighth grader at Sanford units, local dignitaries, Orlando reviewing stand will be on First Middle School. Terry won a M Naval Training Center color Street between Park and Oak savings bond and the op. guard, and top Golden Age Avenues. por$unity to ride with Santa on Olympths winners Tom Hopkins The parade route will be from his float. The theme contest was and Edith Harrison. the old Sanford Naval Academy - Solid state, battery operated, strap handle, AC adaptor lack, microphone and stand REG. 19.95 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC REG. 3495 j US 17-92 AND 27TH ST. I r Not responsible for typographical errors WILL HOLED YOUR LAYA-WAY building west on First Street to Laurel Avenue; south on Laurel to Second Street; West on Second to Park and south on Park to Fourth. The parade is sponsored by the Greater Sanford Christmas Parade committee - Jack Weible, chairman; D. C. McCoy, Virginia Longwell, Fred Davis, Bill and Pat Register, Dr. A.H. Cann, Bill MacLaughlin, Johnny Higgins, and Judy Hawkins. 4 0 0 0' 20 "to INSTAMATIC 0991 X15 KODAK 4t • / ( kt___________________ I? &• _ WASHINGTON (AP) The N.M., man drove his battered bruises. He was arrested imAsked by reporters as he was government recently spent pickup truck off Pennsylvania mediately and charged with de- taken away what his motive i50,000 fortifying the White Avenue and straight at the new struction of government was, Williams pointed to the House gates after a gate-cra- solid steel gates In a bid to property. White House and shouted: sher rammed his car through crash onto the grounds. "Trying to wake him up before •' the old wrought iron gates in His truck's front end ap- he kills us all. Trying to wake The gates did not budge. 1974. The driver, Steven B. Wil- peared to have incurred the him up before he kills us all." On Wednesday a Santa Fe, hams, suffered cuts and most damage. President Ford was working A - 11 99 . - iN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS FOR YOUR SHOPPING Bazaar spon.sort'd by United h'rcs)vteriani Women, I iki' Mary Presbyterian (hun h. Wilbur Avenue. 9 in u Quilt auction P 01 •I 4 Like Mary Rotary Club I-lea Market, 10 a.111 . t, p an . Like Mary Bo ul evard and th Street. Benefit too. community building and club charities. :ii:i liit [I - I Ito - 'V. . Sanford Middle School Decal School Advisory ('oIuu muttee, 7 pin., school library Open to public, 'li'ESh).V, t*;( ' FMIIF:h( ('asselberr> Vt oman's ('lot), I Jo in.. covert-el d i sh un (ie- ui for un'.'mnL.- r, ant guests to (UP[t - - ) REG. 17" il li 0. 994t -15 799' HOSPITAL REG. 27" M , IIiIi,j'i1ipgI 'I t:i 1kE1]:I11 I'I iiii SUNBEAM STEAM/DRY IRON i SUNBEAM HAIR CLIPPER •• No HK.10 7 valE LarrY REG. ' Model :1 - MULTI HOLE SOLE I'LATE MULTI STEAM VENT CONTURED HANDLE THUMB TIP HEAT C )NTROL 19" 1O ROTARIANS HELP ZOO •- JLT-z;. .-I'1 i Tony Russi, representing The Sanford Rotary Club, gives $1,000 donation to Central Florida Zoo director M Roiun to help ease some of the facilky's $31,000 financial problems. Donations during November totaled $20,113.05. For December thus far: $2,065. l REG. 22.50 HIGH SPEED FOR FAST DRY I NG & LOW FOR EASY STYLING 4 HEAT SETTINGS 0 " '''"c' FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * ejftzjjft G4 IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR '10 •0 __________ ' 12's 9 _____ ! t I' I7 - - .99 I IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR TERRIFIC SELECTION HAIR DRYERS FOR MEN AND WC MEN AT BIG SAVINGS! - , Have tacos, Crepes and blinies in seconds 11199 NOTES DECEMBER I -%I)MISSIt)NS Sanford: Barbara L. Braxton Patsy F. Fairfield Jim Howard Estella Johnson Martha Sparks Alieda Washington John Renyhart, DeBary Joanne Pierson, Dt'Land Gladys E. Boost', i)eltona Christopher B. Ervin, Deltona Harold J. Gurhi, Dt'ltona Catherine MeEvi'. M Delton.a Mildred W. Murphy, 1)elton,e Thomas J. Marshall. Geneva Jewell K. Darland, Longwoot Edward T. Quinn Sr ongwood Virginia F. l.&'v.is, Oviedo DIS('hi.-RGE.s Sanford: Angela M. Nell Candis J. Bury Reginald C. Echols Johnnie Johnson orine Jones Claude C. Lawrence Annie Locke Helen P. Malone Stable H. McClain Patrick F. McIntosh Roland S. Pruitt Jack E. Stemper Lawrence WUli;truis Mamie U. Williams Frank 0> er. Casselbc'rr> Fern L. Evans, Casselberry Russell J Curl. I)eltona Vera 'ii Curry, I)t'ltona Margaret C Davis, Deltona It Christopher Ervin, I t'ltuna Jane K Gloss, Deltuna Margaret P. Pole',, Deltona Charity Esdavon, Osteen Mrs Richard Pauhint', Justice & boy, Sanford Mrs S. Joe Diane I Watson 11111 c irl. Sanford . 06 I '1:I 4a1;1i'll (iJjIIJ:I1l11E.I1 I1J1I 4 THE 11111BOS S" 1250 WATT MASTER CHEF SUPER BL )WER/STYLER ELECTRIC CREPE MAKER - -- REG. IM11".1 413 gig sold Miami, day would Civic League, Christmas program, 7:30 p.ni., IA)ngs(x)d library building. longwood . .1 SUNDAY, I)FA'I-:MllI-:R S Advent concert b', Choral li'rs of .'wnnlnmlt' ('ornmnunity College, 3 pin., Holy Cross Episi 'opal Church, Sanford Free to the public, Boulevard, 111111,1? I - luNiL%', I)F:('I-;\IIwi( 6 Seminole Conimunit', Colleg e ('ommunit> ('hums concert of Ael ert and ('lirtstuuias nuiusu', 8 1) 111 I lJnutt'd Methodist (hurch, Airport Sanford Free to the public •:' Needs only 2 cupi of cooking oil. Snap on lid for storing oil. No WCI H be Four PRESTO FRY BABY SUNBEANI MIST STICK On Christmas Day 1974. a man who said he wanted to deliver a copy of the Koran, successfully crashed his car through a White house gate Claiming that he was armed with explosi v es, the man kept police at bay for four hours before finally being arrested unharmed. - --............ said Central Florida Art Assn. Art I':xhibit, in a in ti, to nb'r I'a rh Mi Ii I iii., .. S1iotathmigm1Action ddrnn pvlutag irUs of estee to soothe, stimulate. Adjust hoe regut msap oe vniim,t,d combieabaas. S2 .- - in the Oval Office at the t im e of the n incident , o i als said. ment. - They II.ft.It,.? UII,VVUII I U flICt'flhIIiTEI' - - Otl Rumage sale to benefit Seminole Youth Ranch sponsored by Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, 8:30 a.ru.-5:30 pun, former, Milady's Fabrics store, Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. FirstSt Ca,sselbvrry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran .tiiuuual Christmas Bazaar, 10 a mi to I pin.. Sanford a rden i (lob ('enter. Suiilaioi , 2495 White Hous e) %' t'iconic. Greater Sanford Christmas Parade. 9 a . m., First Street ThESHOWERmAsoE BEAUTIFUL GIFT WUP - r AdElhk I SATUII)Ay, DECEMBER 4 Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club charter banquet and installation of officers, 7 pun., Imperial Winter Park. Wi $550,000 Gates Hold Arm - above Church, B.HAMDH(LDSHOWERMASSAG( - Countywide School Advisory Committee, noon, First Federal of Seminole. SR 434, Lo ngwood. %t .000 Near-Crash Of , Annual Christmas Bazaar sponsored by Sanford ( (1u1,, ¶1 am to 5 p-ru., Garden Club Center. Sunlanri House, e.' COMPLETE o TRIM-A-TREE or HONE DEPARTMENTS Central Florida Art Assn. Art exhibit, 10 urn. to 9 Wintt'i Park Mall Mid-Florida Singles, 7:30 p.m. Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Election and entertainment. All singles Camera. him & ltipfIh 29.99 .,-. Orlando Flea TRIMLITE INSTAMATIC II 10 % -.- 750 Kodak • f'i..t, n Antique ShoA sponsored by Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation at Market Miser\ Mali, S. Orang Blossom Trail. Call 831-98.17, through Suin(iay - OR ANYTIME ONLY S,i,nr fl..n '-'-- YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERA OUTFITS FOR CHRISTMAS &.i . REG. Foresters P in PRICES GOOD THRU MON., DEC. 6 AL Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Sambo's hRestaurant. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Christmas tree sale, 1-9 p.m., Jaycee building, French A'cnue OPEN 9.9 MON. THRU SAT. OPEN 10-7 SUNDAY We reserve the right to limit quantities NARFE, 1 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Christmas party. Bring fun gift marked for man or woman. .'uutv iuu, o p.m.. inc t'orest. Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's church. Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling hills Moray Ian SR 434. PINECREST CENTER Bands... 'ixned to first through eighth l)eltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 pm, Episcopal Oiur parish house, Enterprise. Sanford A1, 8 pm., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry lions, 6:30 pm., Land o'Lahes Country Club. "Saturday, Sunda, Monday," a three-act comedy presented at AOIIR' l{Lrsell Theatre, u(IilItis CC)IlC, Wintcr Park, 8311 p iii 'lhruf Sattirii FRIDAY, I)ECE%IBER3 Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 am., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. 9910 - Florida, once "But frankly, we no longer Wayne Berens, the Trenton, visitors are not as easy with night. Many visiting families "Our tax base is 54,000 the nation's most popular win- send enough people to Miami NJ, agent, agreed. their money and often don't shop in local supermarkets so people," said police Capt. ter playground, now battles for hotels to worry about It," she "We run a fantastic amount have to be - as those who once they don't have to pick every tourist dollar it receives, said. three Charles Willis Jr. 'So we have of people, on charters and mdi- ITowded into Miami Beach. checks a day in restaurants, 'acing aggressive competition equipment and personnel for like many other agents, Mrs. vidually, to that area," he said. Daytona Reach, located from warmer areas and colder Gr ee n said that m os Daytona gets the people 54,000, even though, when the t of the "That's where the trade has about 40 miles northeast of with the hot dog Incomes who tour ts are strong, our is popuareas, cheaper places and more people who go to Florida now been going, certain ly not to Orlando, allows beachfront don't mind eating hot dogs," hation Is 200,000. elite places, Florida has seen Its travel no farther south than the Miami as it did even 10 years parking on Its 23 miles of hard- said &sselin. He said his season biggest industry change Orlando area. ago. packed sand . It cal ls itself the runs al most drastically in recent )ears. year-ro un d, with "Among young people with Many of those who travel to 'We've also had some corn- "Affordable Florida." the only exception being Sept. Central Florida do so by au. Central Florida is under- small children, we get a lot of plaints about the accomDaytona Beach has grown by 15 to Dec. 15. tomoblle, and that wGrTies state stanriably happy over the fame rnvcment to Disney World, but udations in the Miami area," he 500 hotel rooms since 1970 and College kids, families with tourism officials. Other South. and fortune that Disney World not to Miami," she said. "Near said. 'Although the prices are cut-rate accomodatlons are the young children and singles east states, most notably Georhas brought to the Orlando Disney World, there is Sea generally pretty good, it seems rule. looking for a good time make gia, have been trying to distract area, but officials in the Miami World, Cypress Gardens, Cape that some of the hotels and Ray Asselin owns a nicely local merchants happy, but po- some of the visitors who will area to reawaken Kennedy (Canaveral), etc. motels are not being kept up." kept motel at which three can lice are a bit nervous. Last leave about $10 billion in intereare st inhustling the region or to at- They can spend a whole week Although Central Fl orida's sleep d ur ing the height of the year, Daytona Beach had the Flo ri da be tract new, yo un ger tourists, there." fore the end of the tourist trade is booming, the Ch ristmas season for $14 a highest crime rate in Florida. year. Hotels in Miami Reach and Inc rest or South FIoritL'i tra tionally attracted most of the guests from the northeast at Canada. Now, local interes are turning toward Latin Ame ica for new customers. In past decades, the develo merit of the jetliner anti U publicity generated by sui early television stars such Arthur Godfrey and Jack (;leLn helped the Miami art attract many of the people wi Used to vacation in the Catski Mountains of New York Stat As the action in the Catskil dried up, more and more no -ti erners came to Flori da 1(, summer and winter vacat i on But now, the tables ha turned for South Florida intei ests. Many of the older people wh used to travel here and stay u hotels have purchased trailer or condominium apartments i which they live year-round u visit for months at a time. ers are taking advantage of rt duced-cost charter trips to Ei; rope, Hawaii or the Caribbea, Islands. "What we've seen is a matur ing of these people in thei traveling habits to Florida,' Wayne Berens, who own four travel agencies in Trenton N.J. "Many have their own townhouse or condo apartment often don't even book air line seats, they just drive dosi or take the Auto-Train.'' In addition, younger peopli often have a different concep of a vacation than their parent: had While vacationers used tt content to sun themselves 1w a week or two at the be ach young people now want mon action. Skiing, scuba-diving tennis and backpacking an SOflIC Of the WS that many young adulLs prefer to spen their time. "It is alarming to Inc that young people are not respond. iug to Florida," said F3ereru' ''Ten years ago, we many, many honey-moon packages to Miami, but now Miami as a honeymoon destination is n longer prime" Bercn.s said that a week in including airfare, a rouuie at a decent hotel and three meals a cost a couple,' about $1,000. And asidfrom water-related sports. there isn't very much for that young couple to do in Miami We,- have a tremendous need for a major, Iirst-class attraction," said Hal Cohen, director of the Miami Beach Tourist Developnnent Authority. For about the same $1,000, the newlyweds could ski for a week at Aspen, scuba-dive in 14crmuda or visit a Caribbean Island such as Aruba where they would have a better beach than at Miami, equivalent night-club cnterta'nment plus the lure of casino gambling. In addition, charter tours now are available from the East Coast to Hawaii that cost about $800 per couple including airfare, hotel room and meals Anti similarly priced tours of Europe might be available as early as next spring, travel agents said. There are other problems. The beach has been almost completely eroded from parts of Miami Iteach. Although the federal government is about to begin a $60 million, two-yearlong restoration project, in some areas the surf washes up to within yards of hotel patios Several of Miami Beach's largest and bestknown hotels. such as the Eden Itoc and Eontainebleau, have suffered severe financial problems. Both are now open, but the Eden Ruc closed for awhile last year The Fontainebleau owe-; more than $1 million in federal taxes and needed a $1.27 million loan recently to help pay local taxes. The facility reportedly might be sold to a group of furelgn investors. Marilyn Green, a travel agent in Rustic, Md., said the hotel.s' financial problems generally aren't known by tourists, but MIAMI I APt ThhUpfl,ty DI:(:F:MIIFR 2 CLOCK RADIO , WEATHER Vtt'dutiy high 58, today's I 01 16. Barometric pressure 30.16; humidity 98 per cent; northnortheast stinds at 8 mph. ( ousiderable cloudiness through Friday. highs lower 60s, lusts around 50. North to northeast winds up to IS mph. lulotutu%'S Tlh)l-S Daytona Brach: high 5;27 J.fli., 5:13 p.m., low 11:31 a. m.. 11:36 p.m. Port (anaseral: high 5:12 am., 5:11 pin.. loss 11:19 a.m., 11:28. Bay port: high 12:0 am., 11:00 p.m.. hiss 5: 15 a.m., 5:31 p.m. AREA DEATHS I DISCOUNT PRICES ON All RADIOS, COMPUTERS .5 :.'-.:' STEREOSANDCjNER AS IN STOCs BRA'ID NAMES 7 MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI I EDSELE. V IA Edel E. Via, 52, of h(oanuke. 'C", died Wednesday in a Roanoke hospital. Survivors include his wife. I(I$Qfl and a daughter, all of 6--9 A Thursday, Dec. 2,191 F1orida In Pitched Battle For Tourist$ CALENDAR AM/FM DIGITAL __ . - The i;rt.ttcr Sanford Christmas Parade with around eolr,~ "0 ta 01W 111;0 F 0 c. CASSETTE RECORDER 1. Sanford Police Department - Lake Mary Police Department 2. 6 Vq " floa,nuke and mother, Mrs. Mabel Via, sister. Betty Via and a un t. Carrie hhsiuep. all of Sanford Funeral and burial will be n Roanoke - .11 L.,.... L.. ._......t areWVII'MiUIIUytId5 tld8IlI3 -. ..._..... who are hesitant to send customers to a hotel that sta'denl) ought close i ts duvr. imlivirwKu r L Pk LA Open to am. lot p.m. Monday thru Saturday open Sunday 12:3OtoS:30p,m. Catalog Center Ph. 322102o Store Ph 323-1310 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 9: 30a.m, to p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs. andSit. Open 9:30a.m.toI:3Op m Monday arid Friday Store Ph. $41-alto WINTER PARK MALL Open 104.m. toi P.M. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12 3OloS.3Op. m . Catalog Center Ph. 44 $$44 Star, Ph. $474333 �e Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. StickToThatDiet SMCA Presents Stetson 0 Choir In Yule Prog ram E School of Music's Concert Choir sill present a musical program in Sanford at the Invitation of the Seminole Mutual Concert Association iSMCA1. The iey kkill be followed by grooth century Spanish iDA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL concert, scheduled Monday at 8 p.m. in the Sanford Civic Center, is under the direction of Dr. Robert Rich, associate The first part of the program director of voice and director ofpresented by the 50-member choral music at Stetson. choir consists of two Thursday, Dec. 1976 literally Magnificars, the first by Andreas Gabrielli and the second by Pachelbel. 5 '1IIJ , . - . • Following procession with tersperse n.a ings . SUNSHINE? a Inwith Christmas carols IS . ______ _____ and are urged :• • .. r .•'/' — . —, — to . . . (Herald CH RIS TMA S IF'.t Je a n l'a??t;n) v je W Wee ee ke efl nd Florida o Dance The Polka . 603 is a charter member in Sainsula with headquarters in Chicago, Ill. It was organized in 1926 at the home of one of the pioneer Slovenian families, with 11 adult and seven Juvenile members. First officers were Jone Pleterski Sr., president; John Korelec, vice president; Mike Macek, secretary and Rose Macok, treasurer. A youth circle was chartered in 1947. Meetings are held every second Sunday of the month with a covered dish dinner, (lancing, music and general visiting with friends. In a continuing effort to raise money in the name of their Valentine King contestant to benefit the Seminole Youth Ranch, Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold a rummage sale Saturday from 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. in the old Milady's Shoppe, 117 South *lagnolia Ave., Sanford. Each chapter of the sorority is raising money for the Ranch in the name of their King contestant. 1 0 PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL -c\A DIAMo Concert Set Seminole Community College's CoUegium Musicum will present its third annual concert of Advent and Christma.s rnuqlc at Univ Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford on Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. Under the direction of mu.sic instructor Barbara Muller, assisted by Larry Parker of the college's humanities faculty, Collegium Musicum will play music from the Middle ttgvs through the Baroque period on Instruments of those times. Th e co nce rt is free and open to the public. 41 Bright Christmas Personalized Handbags Select a,VItJa. ,, ,._t_r%IJt1I uII.fl.'I Thurs., Fri., Sat. Only FREE 29 GIFT 95 WRAP - / OPEN up THURS. & iFRI. EVE. IF 'TIL CHRISTMAS M/ a Ld's give her Baylor MAGNOLIA—t-CENTER SANFORD .4 FURNITU RE Beautiful room accent Etagere with choice of 4 or S shelves Nil WASHER Frigidaire . Family Size Lad. Fully Automatic . 1 Only . 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Directed by Cher Steznpler, the play by Ro bert Boil feat ur es Garden Club Holds an outstanding array of C LIP knights, dr agons, and magpies, Christmas Meeting AND SAVE? to evil baron, a stuffy duke, an The Altamonte Springs -hi egg painter and other l oveable characters developed Garden Club will hold its for children of all ages. The all. Christmas part)' on Dec. 9 at male cast comprised of the Altamonte Springs Civic semi- Center. Dinner will be served at professional and .6:30 1) ft In be followed b , h musical program. SAVINGS 59.95 Philip W. Perkins, 24, 39 E. Evans St., Orl. & Charlotte T. Dennis, 19, same. :\Uxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will arrive at Orlando Airport on Thursday at 6 p.m. bound for the VFW Auxiliary Mid-Winter Conference in Daytona Beach, Friday through Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Rollins, department president will greet Mrs. Souders. Holiday Play Appeals To Kids Of All Ages (Ak / w Mrs. Mary Souders, national president of the Ladies Dissolutions of Jeffrey J. Halperin, 34 , 232 Loraine Dr., AS, Eleanor S. Uvson, 32, 2151 Conifer Ave., President Arrives AIg)lvfr a hand. FRIGIDAIRE INVENTORY SALE Sanford - 94 to $19 i Cflfll,Itln. bags. Pick her favorite colors and trims,.. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW TO ) 'Specially Priced 2 bracelet watches with gold and blue dials. Now 4 . ~ REG. $10.00 to $25.00 FOR THE LADY IN YOUR LIFE For her, 1 7'jcwel Baylor Shop ~~,l ~)l For the holiday ,r ? hostess cycle thats ideal for slow roasting quality meats and for cooking delicate sauces, chitse and egg dishes. Ph, 222.3013 V, Colors. Tliflbercove Cir., LW, Patricia G. Godfrey, 18, 509 Bianca Ct., AS -e Pa* 'Pa*w f 11A Cooked In Minutes Right Before Your Eyes West First St. 4 SALE Th is Frigidaire Microwave Oven offers the flexibility of a special slow cook 7700 ' Many other lovely bags by Burlington and Skin Game. Also Blue Sky L.ather Bags. — Christmas to ' INSURE PRE-CHRISTMAS DELIVERY To Stop By And Taste The Tasty Foods CENTER Florida Nurses Association, District 37, will hold Its Christmas party on Dec. 9 at t p.m. at the Seminole County Health Center, 900 S. French Ave., Sanford. Members are requested to bring anunwrapped gift to be donated the Salvation Army. \t COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS HOME APPLIANCE Nurses Association Lo Tourist Club enjoyed a boxed chicken dinner at its November dinner meeting, i.and closed out the month W spending an evening at Rosle O'grady's with 67 members attending. Grand finale to the holiday Medieval M us ic Sanford Artist Judy Maloney has found out the hard way what the public thinks her work is worth in hard, cold cash. And while she doesn't agree with their apparent low estimate of her talent, she still thinks it was worth finding out. She even says she would do It again, for the amount of interest it stirred and thought it provoked. This was Judy's experiment: during the recent Sanford Sidewalk Art Sale sponsored k the downtown merchants, Mrs. Maloney hdn't put any prices on her exhibits. Instead he hung a sign which read: "There are no prices because you pay only what you would want If you had made it." People stopped and pondered. Some refused point blank to go along with the experiment; others said that according to their "alculations. they couldn't afford the painIi og S. Still others did their arithmetic, computing the artist's time, materials, talent, experience and the aesthetic value of her work. Then they dropped their contributions in the piggy bank and went off satisfied that they had struck a fair bargain. "One nice thing about it," said Mrs. Orl. Stephen Crumb!ey, 23, 1539 American Blvd., No. 12 A Orl., Wynzelene L. Andrews, same. Gary L. Belcher, 2L Bx Lk Mary, Linda M. Swofford, 19, Box 83 I.ke Mary August B. Seeger, 74, Cocoa, Eleanor B. Dunn, 70, Cocoa Wm. B. Olgarden, 18, 220 VWF Auxiliary Was It Worth It? season will be the annual Christmas dinner on Dec. 9 at the Quality Inn North, S. R. 434, Longwood. Dinner will be it traditional turkey dinner served at noon. Mrs. Jane Christopher and Mrs. Olive Pierce will be in charge of the entertainment for this event. Reservations must be in by Dec. 7. To make reservations call Mrs. Karl Berg, Mrs. Jane Christopher or Ruth l.ayo, Tourist Club Renaissance, .%,,%4I GOOD CHEER Rummage Sale Set I from ccwcsrrsl ch,ltc. ,.,,,.,,,..j _J,.. EVERY FRIDAY -11 AM 'TIL 4 PM By Faye And Mary You're Welcome Nathan J. Blake, V. 2110 Monroe Terr. No: 13, Sant. 1504 Mtld., Julia A. Wright, 18, Causeway, Alt. apgs. Annie M . Redden, 1, same add. [lx 332 Mtld. Maureen F. Barnett, 30, same Robert A. Jones, 47, 3717 [)avid F. Gentry, 25 , 2509 add. Summerwinds Dr., WP, Yale Ave., San!., Helen B. George K. Smith, 34, 706 B. Carolyn E. Matzinger, 36, 616 DeLong, 22, same add. 14th St., s.anf., Jane L. Perkins, Prairie Lk Dr., FP Bruce G. McBride, 25, 703 28, same add. Stephen E. Coffman, 24, 2031 Palmetto Ave., SaM., Cheryl A. Paul B. Canaday, 38, Maple Ave., Sant., Sara V. Ruoho, 18, same. Sorrento, Peggy J0 Urban, 29, Farnum, 25, 306 W. 13th St., Edw. Pressley, 37, 1615 lix 504 Lake Mary Sanf. Oranole Rd., MIld., Barbara J. Geo rge Frazier, 71, Lake Benjamin H. Lupo, 24, Box Salter, 33, 4744 King Cole Blvd., ClubNotes -- 1 Eastern Star members (standing, from left) Eva Stephen, Worthy Matron of Rose Sharon Court 134 A.A. Steward, Armstrong Court HI and Hattie Henderson, Most Ancient Matron of Armstrong Court HI share a Thanksgiving basket with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, Academy Avenue, Sanford. The magic of Christmas music flooded the Sanford Woman's Club Wednesda, when a group of ('entral Florida Chorale singers, accompanied by Bettye Smith on the piano, pieseisted a program to Woman's Club tiie,iibers. Singers lisere, from left, Ma ry Jean Herrien, Irene Brown, Ruth Michelson, Mary R ed dick (soloist), Jean Metts and Dot Wailer. CAROLING SPREADING ________________________________ . New Series Childbirth Classes Slated For ' earl Lk .__ - Now — — - , Shop . — Marriage Applications possible that nothing happened. pretty has never been a parents?" we replied. "WE are Forget IL disadvantage, so there must be her parents, and we know each DEAR ABBY: I'm a 20-year. another reason. how's your other very well." old girl and very nice-looking, attitude? Do you act superior? They may have been urso people tell me, but I've got Or disinterested? If a girl momentarily offended, but they to be the loneliest girl in Iwbether she's pretty or plain) understood that to question u.s will meet a fellow hallway, further was useless, Toronto, Canada. I'm rather shy, and I'm not she's got it made. MUM'S THE WORLD IN' the type to sit in a bar and make DEAR ABBY: The problem KENOSHA h,4 ,4i,..,. iwiu. eyes at a stranger. I go to of "adopt ive parents" in your - DEAR MUM'S: Another way Even today, every time they would be a perfect husband. dances with my girlfriends on column recently was one we to handle people who ask meet she kisses him on the lips. What are your thoughts on the weekends, but I always faced many years ago. questions that are none of their She is still unmarried, and if this' wind up going home with the When we brought home a business Is to look them anyone asks her how come, she ANONYMOUS girls I came with. beautiful little baby girl, many squarely In the eye and ask, says, "Because I've never met DEAR ANONYMOUS: It's The men stare, but they never of our friends and neighbors "Why do you want to know?" anybody as wonderful as my possible that your sister-In-law ask me to dance. Why is it that were inquisitive and wanted to brother." For Abby' booklet. "How to Have is "In love" with her brother, men don't ask nice-looking girls know the details. On the advice Lovely Abby, Ithixtk my sister-in-law but you say he Is otherwise a send SI to to dance, Abby? Are they afraid of our pediatrician, we stood Abig ail VanWedding," Buren. 132 Lasky Dr. is in love with her brother. Is perfect husband, so it's obvious we may think they aren't good our ground and told them Beverly Hills, Calif. 0212. Please that possible, or am I jealous that he isn't In love wi th her. I eno ug h for us? enclose a long. seil.address,d, not hing. stamped (2 0(1 envelopi. for no reason' I suppose I agree that it was highly I'm s ur e other girls wonder When they asked, "Where did ................. 'chttz,hl mention tii,,, i I. ,.......,.._ . . -cwi u-regular for a orouter brother and aoouums, too. Can you help us? you get her?" we looked them for the strange relationship sister of their ages to be PRETTY BUT I.ONELY in the eye and replied, "She's between these two, my husband sleeping together, but it IS DEAR PRETTY: Being OURS. And we have the papers to prove It." Or when they asked, 'Do you know anything about her .. J.. _ • . DEAR ABBY: Before my husband and I were married, he and his sister not only shared an apartment, they slept together in a double bed! (They were both over 21 at the time.) I told him I didn't think this was normal. He said nothing happened between them, and I )ISHWASHER Frigidaire Custom Deluxe Undercounter. l-eatures Rinse & Hold .4 Level Washing Action. Spots Away. Large Capacity . 4 On ly . Rig. NOW $211 COMPACTOR Frigidaire White or Green . Lock & Key . deodorizer Compacts 0 Average Bags Of Trash Into Gni. Many Other Features. -?eq. $289.95 ...................NOW $21$ RANGE Frigidaire 30" Cei'ama Top Electri-CleanOv,n. Clock & Automatic Oven Cleaner - Avocado. 1 Only. Rig. $769.95 .. . NOW$31I -.. ' Wife Jealous Of Husband, Sister-In-Law p _ - — - . .-_ ' Samsula will be swinging, Reservations for the noonSunday, to the sounds of toe- time dinner $3.501 may be tapping polka music when the made by calling Mary Ann SN ['J Slovenian Lodge Home Reichel, 428-9570. Admission for hosts a Polka Party with dinner persons arriving after 2 p.m. is and dancing to celebrate the $1. To reach the SamsuJa Lodge's 50th anniversary. Lodge from Sanford, take S. R. 415 to S. R. 44 New Smyrna To add to the merriment, a Beach Road); turn north to (Herald Photo by Je a n Pa tte3n large group of SNPJ members Samsula just east of the SI. 415 So this is sunny Sanford? Fortunately this out of will fly from Cleveland, Ohio, and S. R. 44 intersection. tosn trio brought their winter ooliis vvith themarriving at Daytona Airport The SNPJ iSlovenska I1en they visited the city (luring this week's coldSaturday, with Frank Novak Narodne Podporne Jednota) is spell. Cuddling up to baby ('orev 1. Neal are his Button Box Musical Host and translated as the Slovene the Ron Luznar Orchestra. mother. Sharon, kit, of Plymouth and friend Phyllis National Benefit Society. Lodge Carter of A ltamonte Springs. Education For A Gentle pregnancy, labor, delivery, registration for th e Dec. 8 Birth, a non-profit organization Lamaze breathing technique, series wi ll be handl ed by Steve dedicated to preparing couples nutrition, child care and and Bonnie :'Latt of DeBary. for the birth of their child in a breastfeedlng. Expectant This class will be held at the couples or di gnified and educated manner, mo ers-toth be are encouraged Deltona Methodist Church on Is offering a new series of to attend this series If ey are Normandy Boulevard in th classes. These classes Include about eight weeks from their Deltona in Room 5, Wedn esday information regarding expected delive ry date. j). at 7:30 p.m. . IFA 50 AL T - . ii ..j This concert, according toDr, flidi affords the Stetson choir an opportunity to share the spirit of Christmas with the community through beautiful music in a Yuletide setting both festive and colorful. is This 4 ' be, dancing in the rogram, WHAT, NO - aisles, as they bring the music and movement of old Spain to SMCA members are reminded of the concert, a late addition to the 1976.77 season p attend what promises to be a memorable evening, according to SMC, President Bettye Smith. - The weeks between activities and your eating STOP. Away from home, sit door, with the chores. You'll find that Thanksgiving and New Year's ahead of time. When you know down for five minutes. At home, Do not fall into the cookie- the tempatlon to snack Is yawn as one large trap across you are going to a party, plan go to your room for a brief rest baking habit. If you wish to give lessened when each person at the diet horizon. The season is a what you may eat before you or a quick shower. Remember a simple personal gift, root the table Is responsible for maze of feasting, drinking, and leave your house. Eat only what that fatigue Is the greatest some plants and pot them. cleaning off his or her own activity to be traveled with diet you planned; nothing more. For enemy a dieter can have. Baking does not make It plate. In hand and heart in mouth. example, you might plan to Plan to entertain at home C'hrlstmas. Remember that husbands are "Fear not," says Carol have four shrimp, a cube of where YOU are in control ofthe Include dinner out in your very good for shopping and Korfin, area director of the Diet cheese, some celery and a glass food. Keep your menus simple week before Christmas plans. erranrunning, thus removing Work Shop, "the diet need not of diet soda or tomato juice if so that you enjoy your company Order a la carte and diet. you from the opportuntiy of be lost en route to 1977. There you will feel more comfortable and the time spent with them. Do not unwrap gift candy tiring and the temptation of are some simple ways to help deceiving people into thinking Be sure you have a stunning boxes. Pass them on un- being around all those holiday yourself stay thin as you make that's a Bloody Mary in your and slim New Year's outfit mediately to a local nursing food displays. the holiday rounds. here are hand. waiting for you in the closet. It's home where they will brighten Don't let Santa bring you 10 ten of them:" When you feel your energy a positive goal to be working someone's life. pounds Christmas! for Plan ahead. This is the most lagging during this season, toward. Buy it soon and tape the Your children can share In Remember "A moment on important tip of all plan your STOP. Whatever you are doing, sales slip to your refrigerator the fun. Enlist their assistance the lips a month on the hips!" -. , the audience. , / • ' ' carols accompanied by traditional dances. During this interlude, the performers will WOM N Pounds Not A Pretty Present L• - -_— For t he first time rn at least 10 years, the Stetson University Thursday, Dec. 2,1971—hA WIDEHE RCuL UPHOLSTE WITH COUPON SAVE' SAVE! SAVE ONLY' 10Ov NY ION WHITE IS IN JERSEY I 00 U i ''29 to 001 win . XX SA �12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 2, 19 7 6 -/ S Seminole High School's basketball team, expected to be something of a power this season, attempts to even its record at 1-1 tonight when it entertains Spruce Creek in an 8 p.m. encounter. Th e junior varsity plays at 6:30, however, the girls game has been postponed until I)ec. 7 because the Volusia County team wasn't prepared for com pe tition. Seminole starters tonight are ex pe cted to a r 20% off Creek At Seminole: 'f4I) . ,.'v,. •' '.i' • men's suits.'~ O u r great AL savings make rç' great gifts fora veryf.. special guy. Boys Yes, Gals No ) 0 .. 'I t , Crepe look doubleknit. Sale 1.58 yd. ly j!Y: " .-.'--•41:::J ors e tt TE (I * f Sale 168 through Sun., Dec. 5. / 00 'i,. .. ' Mal "r'resa ticket pocket 46 1,4 io Choose softnoken colors in s. Iyesterchalk Stripes 'Y)iJS Pqular. and long sizes Save 20% on "Ribbonette" bedspreads. N Z. Sale prices effective through Sun., Dec. S. i ,.., " Sale 24 - Twin Reg. $30. This fully quilted throw-style bedspread takes to roses, ribbons, bows. and eyelet ruffled hem Polyester /cotton quilted to polyester fiberf i ll Machine wash, tumble dr I S .'. in honored in ~~) years -- third named Hig Eight Offensive • team in 1974 and second team a Player of the Week four m tie sear ago in i fist week '4reth The All All America te'um I vile who played both iii , Mll be seen on Bob Hope's back and fullback, is rate A Full. reg $35. Sale $28 Queen: reg 545 Sale $36 KnJ rq 554, Sale 43.20 11 - armed quarterback Tommy for an incredible 347 yards, just Kramer of Rice in the offensive three short of the all-time backfield were running backs record. Ricky Bell of Southern (.aliforMiller rushed for 1,541 yards, rtia, Rob Lytle of Michigan and second bes t ever by a Big Eight Terry Miller of Oklahoma Conference runner. lie was State. Bell. Lytle and Miller sensational in league games, were considered so even that it gaining 81 against Kansas, 137 was impossible to separate against Colorado, 159 against them. Oklahoma, 228 against The only repeaters from 1975 Missouri, 149 against Nebraska, on the fir4 team were Bell and 221 against K an sas State and split end Larry Seivers of Ten- 199 against Iowa State. lie had nessee. Dorsett made first team two other 100-yard games out- . . L.'. C%J T•_•_' ., 0 I -.. I,'. -..• - . r / . / - $ by 4 ' . '\. C3 - . 5 p - - . S ) c ': , YA , .. - '- ' , 7) .si ,, Glen . AwdwAW .. . / nded SAN FRANCISCO - (NEA) position, quarterback. The men Th e eminence of the running deemed most likely to make the back in college football was re- All-America rolls last summer emphasized with the an- - Joe Roth of California, Steve nouncement today of the 1976 I'isarkiewicz of Missouri, Vince Newspaper Enterprise F'errangamo of Nebraska Association All-American were decked by injur ies or team, led by Tony Dorsett and erratic play. The man who Rick' Bell. actually did most for his team The pair of premier running was Jeff Dankworth of UCLA, backs in America were the only who is not the classic version of unanimous choices for their a passing quarterback but was positions. And with obvious an agile, resourceful sprintout reason. field general. His main cornpetition came from Mark Dorsett in his four years at Pittsburgh has broken every Manges of unbeaten Maryland. The NE\ All-America team major rushing record in history osen on the basis of while advancing the ba ll a total was not ch of three and one-half miles from potential for the pros. scrimmage He won the Unanimously the scouts con- I• IleLsman Memorial Trophy as sider Bell's USC teammate, the outstanding college football Main Powell, the best of- ,. ._.\' pr:-i- E . . •.. -- - --'-- ØO5ETT I - •, . •. ., . -k, - . ., 7PPP' . .' - .•- . ,I: ' . . g ig Gar r 6-.v' Dab 5tt ta' tac. M5;4A - ,• jF -î i .- I I liii - I #11 % A I I Pt I liii I I eUU V VI I - E • -- . i.1. I I II i . . - , i oieaO L psets inciiana anyone else, he brought about But he mi&wd ftee games and TOI.F 1)0 Ohio I API - BobOnly one other coach whose i suwiger , li' poised ti. on \1 trque tie openeI Its season by Nichols described his victory team had gone against the Hoo- bearing the same nanie finall) with an 80-39 rout of St. Lro of the resurgence of Pitt as a national power Bell at Southern California when it ended." Scott Nla), a junior at the Ile did not score a point, but overtime; No. 8 Notre Dame couple of games in midseason. i, - Sale $244. 0 Req. $23. Wave patterned accent 70 Florida. Chandler is regarded as one of the finest receivers of the last decade. USC was the only team to produce three men on the first offensive and defensive units: Bell, defensive end Gary Jeter and punter Glen Walker. national champions 59-57 WedThe finosiers had won 34 to go, Indiana rallied and tied Carolina 90-66; No. 14 Wake except in the one glamor teams were linebacker Brian backs. straight going into that game the score 4949 with six minute's Forest blasted East Tennessee Buff of The Citadel, up from the Kramer led the nation in total nesday night, The Hoosiers had won 33 con- They had not lost since, their left. The Rockets ran off the State' 94-63; No. 18 [)ePaul second unit, and defensive back offense and passing. Although 1976 N EA Second Team Bill Armstrong of Wake Forest, opponents knew Rice was going secutive games and 67 of 68 victories including two lopsided next six points, gave four back. nipped Northwestern 75-73 in over a two-year period, decisions over perennial chain- then won it with four free overtime, and No. 20 North elevated from the third team. to throw the ball most of the OFFENSE [lobby Knight, a man whose pion UCI.A last season and a throws in the final minute's, Carolina -Charlotte ran over Wide Receiver Joining Seivers at end was tune, Kramer still completed Jim Smith, Michigan very intensity seems to pre- rout of Michigan for the NCAA Stan Joplin led Toledo with?! Eastern Kentucky- 1&"2Wide Receiver Michigan's Jun Smith, a clutch 9 of 501 passes 24.5 corn' dude Tony Hill, Stanford the possibility of defeat, champions hip points and Dick Miller had 13 Tight End Nevada-Las Vegas whippet receiver and gifted kick retur- pletions per game for 3,317 Don Hasselbock, Colorado was his usual intense self after It was a chainponship team rebounds. All-Aimierican Kent Oregon behind a 21-point pe r Offensive Tackle ncr. The offensive' tackles were yards and 21 touchdowns Val Belcher, Houston the stunning loss, built on its ability to outdefense Benson topped Indiana with 17 foniiance by Glen Gondrezick, Offensive Tackle Warren Bryant, Kentucky Georgia's 253-pound Mike F i rst Team OffensIve Guard 'We got outhustled and I and outhustle its opponents, a points and 13 rebounds. Joel Parrish, Georgia Phil [kind scored nine of his 11 "Moonpie" Wilson and OklaOffense don't like to be outhustled," disciplined team that always Offensive Guard Elsewhere in college ba sket' points in overtime, helping Donnie Hickman, Southern (nos C .irr, T275-pound Mike homa's 84. 201, Senor. Clinton. Teen jim said Knight. "It was their game managed to win the close ones. ball, g am es went accor California di ng to I4iuiss ill beat stub rn bo "1 "U.S S." Vaughan. The guards Smith. Mchqan. 6 31. 195. Senor, Center from be ginning to end." Until Wednes day night, when fo r rn . Second- r a n k ed ik'rbilt Bob Rush, Memphis State were a pair of 250-pounders, Sale 18.39487 rug in cut and loop polyester skid-resistant latex backing 21 x 36'. reg 4 99. Sale 3.99 who produced on the filed , lie is bigger , stronger and just It was a ve ry ordinary phrase time sat restlessly on the Rn.cp Rntil coaches thc, psih ,in,.i In 4u'n', 179 , .int was awarded the name ball by outscored Cilifnrni"s t'ri outs as fast as TD and will certainly victory. bench, r on extraor di nary hi s left arm wrapped in Nichols after a brilliant defen67; No. North Carolina turned be have two players on The AP All- Nort the fi rst man tapped by the hwestern and 165 against f Nichols' unheralded team a cast, when arth-rival Kensive effort. back Marshall 90-70; 12thAmerica team, also will ap- Ohio State in the Rose Bowl if and when showdown. his per-carry averhad just pulled off the upset of tucky beat Indiana by two It was just enough to hold off ranked Cincinnati humbled pros this year pear. The only other first'teainers age of 6.9 yards was the best of the young basketball season, points in the NCAA Mideast Re- the Hoosiers. Wright State 120-52; 13th-rank- there is a draft. This was a talent-laden year Trailing 46-33 with 12 minutes ed Alabama smashed South from last year's first three the four All-Anierica running beating Indiana's defending gional final in 1975. V, was put own or a o or an infraction of team rules The All-Americans are those has been Just a' sensational ir this year Among them arc in terms employed by coaches siers since the stng of 1Q74 lost F 'ond Comedy (hn.stm is Special on Schuiibechler i the best run CL.4 so 6 his domain and would have juniors tight end Ken McAfee rung hack he has ever had.at every level,15cr) day of the ould possibly have made the Fittingly , the star of the Jacksonville 9968 NBC-TV, Monday Dec.13 'is Vegas defeated challenged Dorsett mightily for of Notre Dame linebacker ye ar commcnt Nichols made And game Toledo's senior guard Nevada -Las from 8 30-10 pm EST I ytle w'i- remarkably con ville the Ileism-in award if a bad Jerry Robinson of UCI..A and said the Toledo then the circumstances were Jeff Stcmann played the kind Oregon 78-67 No I Loui Coaches Ho Shunbtchler of sistent ted went over 100 yards-It was s wide receiver Wes Chandler of roach, "a case of being ahead unique. of game Knight most admires, tripped Vanderbilt 81-76 in ankle hadnt limited turn for a Michigan and John Robinson of eight times including Southern California, the rival agaimst Michigan State, 175 Save 20% on our accent rugs. 0 B 0 Year F r Backs - - CB . - LB B 6',,-, three other great runners in a game and played hurt in a unique five-man backfield, couple of others. lie carried 51 Joining Dorsett and rifle- times against Washington State ' . ' 'V - 1976 All-America college foot- with 1,875, settled for 1,417 this Kill team today along with year although he missed one Sa le prices effective thru Sun.. Dec. S. - - Tony other mark, along with his :isi Dorsett, l'itt's fabulous running career fx)ifltS. back who made the team as a Bell, who missed setting a freshman four Seasons ago, was single-season record last year named to The Associated Press by six yards when he finished Thursday, Dec. 2, 191-1B NEA Tea I - NO- R'" - M.ar I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DT- JOrp . . SPORTS . .... T- Mk2 3..t St 3c1'iridier 3 0c, nahu, M h.ai C RC Tne;-'ea,kanac I 05- Je 1kOrth UCLA . RB - Ions, Dor5ett Ptt RB - RiCiy Be ll, U , PK TomG - NEW \'Ol{K I APi // '/ , 4 ' ,) ker tcAcee M,trea- 07 Morrs Ta.r' Msc07 - M e ora Heads ' Amer t')) et' ica I - Sale prices effective Peg. 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Brunswick 'Triple Crown" plastic howling ball Has popular pearlized look and comes in gold and black 'copper 10, 12. 14, and 16 lb weights 0jh,r I The SAr'"" PLAZA Open lOam Op(" Catalog Can ' '.onday thru Saturday 30t05:30p.m. 2o Store Ph. 323-1310 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 9:30a.m. Ia 6p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs. avsdSaf. Open 9:30a.m. 10I:30 P.M. Monday and Friday Store Ph. 141-4110 the first teaxii. All but four membe rs of the 23-man first team are seniors. Miller, Browner ant! Thurman are juniors while Robinson is a sophomore. Dorsett finished the regular season with an NCAA singleseason record of 1,948 yards. lbs G,= career yards was n- 9 Lions Ma tnl en Lose nney ristmas Place. Ted Albrecht of California and T.J. }iumphreys of Arkansas State, and the center was 245po und John Yarno of Idaho, who beat out all the backs and was named Offensive Player of the Year in the [1mg Sky Conference. The defensive line consisted of 247-pound [toss Browner of Notre Dame and 224-pound Bob Brudzinski of Ohio State at the ends, tackles Wilson Whitley of Houston, 268, and Eddie Ed250wards of Miami, IF-Ia., pounder, and 225-pound nose guard Al Romano of Pitt The linebackers were Ruff. Robert Jackson of Texas A&M and Jerry Robinson of UCLA, while the deep backs were Armstrong, (;;try Green of Baybr and Dennis Thurman of Oviedo High's wr es tling teani dropped a 38-18 decision II) Orlando Edgewater Wednesday night. lO Davis (E ) p key SO . Attebery mOl d poliamver Sal. prices effellv. thru Sun., Dec. S. 60 9 WINTER PARK MALL Open 10a.m. 10 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday fl;30t05:3op.m Catalog Center Ph i4 834 Store Pt,, 6*7 43 1 1 J 114 Y.lvngton 101 a Mc Donojgr 6 0 Ill -' Hoyt (E) d Ankney o lIOnel I ma 12$- Caler (E ) 134- Ceiario (Old pni.er, iii 140-' 8rwn tEl J Olson 3.2 117- Moser (0) not by 5e14vl1 IS?- Sawyer IE ) p DumOSS 4 26 169'- Cat (El 0 Kerr Or II?-- Higgecei lEt ii Qazos 10 UL- S*oc* IEI p HJIO'. ) Blue IlanQ, lii T,'s(kipS- Me Wl'son, Georgia. 5 ISI. Senor. Ganesviiie, Ga Mike Vavghan. Oklahoma. 6 S. 275, Senor Ad,,, Okla c,u,,ras Ted Albrecht. Cal , Icrn,4 11, 250. senior. VôileiO, Ca T j iiumphrey%. Arkansas Slate, 6 , , Senor, Pine Bijil. Ark Center John Yareo, idaho. 6 5, fle Spokane. w ash Quarierbati Tommy Kramer. . San Ant on i o, Te. kvirimmi Bas Tony Dorsett. Pittsburgh, S ii, 192. Aiquppa. Pa CalIornia. 6 2. Senor. Los Angeles, Call Lftie, Michigan.81 195. Senior. Fremont, Ohio Terry Miner. Okia riurna State. JuniOr. 0. 196 Colorado Springs. Colo DetenC e Ends Woss Browner. Noire Dame, 6 1. 21/, junior, Warren. Ohio, Bob flrudtnski, Ohio State. 6 4- 224 Senior. Fremont, Ohio TA ( k Ie% WI son Whit ICy NOuSton. 6 1. 26$ Senor. Brenhm. 7i , Edward's. Miami or da 6 S. 250 Senior. Fort Pierce, Fla Middle Guard At Romano. PittSburgh, a]. 725. Senor, Soivay, t LintbckerS Robert Jackson. Te.a A&M. 6 2 , 230. Senor, HOtO', . , Bran Ruff. The Citadel. a I. 375. Senor, Moun tanside N I Jerry Robinson. OC1A 6 2 205. Sophomore. Santa y Alabama Proving Class In other games. Mississippi State crushed Troy State 879, Frank McGuire, the veteran Auburn buried Richmond 8&4i3 South Carolina coach, SOW anti Mississippi pounded Mi.senough of 13th-ranked Alabama souri Western 84-58. to be impressed. It was the third straight s-ic- Terry Miller, Oklahoma Slate Rob Lytle, Michigan Defensive End Defensive End Defensive Tackle Defensive Tackle Nose Guard Linebacker Linebacker Corner Back Corner Back Safety Safety Punter Brown 14. Nati' Davis It'd Carolina with 20 points and 20 rebounds. Tony Franklin, Texas A&M DEFENSE Phil Dokes, Oklahoma State Bob Brudzinski, Ohio State Wilson Whitley, Houston Mike Fultz, Nebraska Mike Stenarud, Iowa Slate Robin Cole, New Mexico Scott Studwell, Illinois Luther Bradl.y, Noire Dame Raymond Clayborn, Texas Jim Bolding, East Carolina Ray Griffin, Ohio State Ruse Erxleban, Texas Bond tallied nine of his 21 points in overtime for the Cardinals Keffer finishes! with a career"We did not plai, like the me high 24 points tions seventh-ranked teaiii, Eddie Johnson and Cedric sai d Coach Denny Crwti ii hiordges each stored 14 points "I have never seen ability tory for Alabama, Auburn and I.ouivIlle'. "But Vanderbilt as Auburn used a balanced at like Alabamiia has," Muire Mississippi State, all unbeaten played super. lliey're a we'll' tack to hand Coach Bob Davis said after the ('runson Tide at this stage of the st'ason (.)le coached, talented soungtt'aui I his 499th coaching victory rolled to a 9C-46 victory- over his Miss squared Its record at I-I thought it would be' close', but I Seminole "Richniond is a control ba ll Conlin unity ('tamiiectjt,'Ls Wednesday night. and Vandy fell to 0-2 5CC starters include Ken was hoping not that close club and we k new this," Davis College, riding a four-game Atkins, Willie Williams, Bob Two SEC teams are action iF "Ittunk they blocked our first "It was a great effort by a said. "That's what we needed to winning streak, entertains Zipko, Robert Lewis and six shots," he saul. "They are a tonight. Sixth-ranked Kentucky' bunch of young men who just be playing. It's the Rollins College's junior varsity Sammy- Iw-is. waitand real seasoned ball club. They entertains Texas Christian and jwnpeel in there and played See teams that giv us trouble, Tars tonight in basketball with e The Raiders play again outhern Mississippi visits Miscould have beat us a lot worse, Sou hard," said CoachViayne' We can run with anybody a 1:30 game at the campus Saturday night in Fort Myers stssippm State'. but C. M. Newton is not like Dobbs of the t'ommodores. Nobody's going to outrun us. i health center against Edison. "I ant amazed that we've that." Naturally I am trenienduu,sls don't think any body has.'' been able to play as many disappointed that se lost and o Alabama was one of tour people as we have, said New- are Freshman Rickes Brown the players Southeastern Conference teams ton, who used 14 players against tallied 24 points and Ray White to register victories and Van- the Gamecocks. 'andy erased an 11-iiint added 17 as Mississippi State derbilt, the only SEC loser, carReginald King led Alabama deficit to send the game' into coastt'dto lb victory' over Troy. The Sanford Shuffleboard City with Sanford's Ray ned seventh-ranked Louisville with 29 points, 14 rebounds and overtime on Dicky Keffer's I?- John 1iii1ups led Ole Miss over Club defeated its strongest Shroyer and Ernie Curtis into ove'rtime before bowing 81- live blocked shots. I It I)unn footer with 32 seconds re'niain- Missouri Western with 22 points league' rival Wednesday when it wlnmr.g the playu(f against 76. contributed 15 points and flick) ing, tying it at 68-68. Phillip and II rebounds. took 29-19 measure of Orange Elliott Sterns and Ernie Brock. Tar J Vs At SCC , Sh ufflers Nab Major " Bac k Bill Armstrong. Wake Forest, 6 4. 205. Senior. Randolph. N I Gary Greefl, Baylor. Sit, 157, Senior. San Antonio. Ic. , Dennis Thm4n. Southern California, I/O. Junior. Santa Monica, Calil Second Team Offense i.-u', jc- Oorbc'I I'ttthurgh il .I, Rykman Louisiana Tech Tackles Warren Bryant. Ken ttj(kv Chris Ward, Ohio State GujrdS Two Quota. P11. Steve Schindler. Boston College Center Billy Bryan. Duke Quarterback Gitord Nielsen. Brigham Young Running I3,scks Scott Oierking. Purdue. Tony Reed. Colorado, Mike Voget North Carolina OI.nie Ends Duncan McColi, Stanford. Njtc Toran. Rutgers I a c Is Ic'. Joe C am pb ell. M ar y land Gary Jeser Southern California Don M.dJle Guard Gary JohnSOn. Bai(r Hwrd, Ln,OJCICrS Thma5 Calvin O'Neal. Te.a'. Tech. Michigan. Cletus Plien. '4cbroSka Backs Sta rs B lack. MiSSiSSIppI Siai,. ZOC HenderSon, Oklahoma. .immv Sie'*art. Tulsa Mark Mangos, Maryland Placekicker After Shellacking S.C. 11) The Associated Press Quarterback Running Back Running Back Victory NFL Today: 'Five Seconds.. Cue Up, Brent' . -' NEW YORK I Al') The "Standby please," shouts di [tuiigs are popping Sundas liouncers filling time with chat' Star Spangled Banner in his ear problem of staying fresh when lights beat down on studio 45. A rector Bob Fishnian In the con- around studio 45, which houses ter or showing a pre-.canned bit and he could still read copy," you have to say the same thing wall of television monitors trol booth. "Five seconds the venerable Captain Kang- of film. Sometimes one game says I"ishx'nan. three times for different time tracks the pregame warmups dissolve R3 cue up Brent." aroo during the week. Musbur- Joins the halftime show of anzones. "You have to keep sparBe tween shows, Musburger, at football stadiums across the ger, relaxed and cool through- other in progress. kling," she says with a smile. a Chicago Bears' fan, country. Wire machines click "Hello everybody... "and the out, keeps things tlowing paces the "That's what they tell me." Musburger Is constantly get- floor watching several games off the latest news. NFL Today, CBS' supplement smoothly on the air But behind (U1 U'isltUe'tion through his at once on the rnonitcrs. A hairto its pro football telecasts, is on the scenes, there is near chaos Ratings tot the NFL Today earplug. "Okay, Brent, fill for dresser is working on George have the air. Before the day ends, as different games ending at "One minute to air time, good improved steadily. there will be three different pre- different times are juggled 40 seconds ... we're dropping while she applies fresh lips luck," comes the cry' from J' tick... Viewing Is up," says Sid the Whitaker feature so go right "Who's in the Fiesta me around. control room. The cameras game shows for different time Bo*l" Kaufman, director of sports wheel into pition and Brent zones, halftime shows for as Some games get their half. to the scoreboar d - speed up she asks. Cross u going over his operations, "and when viewing Musburger, Phyllis George and many games as possible and time and post-game shows out Brent, we 're late,"and so on. notes, Sonieone brings in ham is up, sales are up. And when Iry Cross shuffle papers and somnex4t-game shows as time of New York. Others have to Through it all Mu,sburger re- -sandwiches and soft drink.s sales are up, everyone Is wait for the red light, permits. make do locally with an- mains calm. "I could sing the George is asked about the relatively happy." ... ... CNA é �I 2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 2, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, BLON DIE __________________ Daniels Nets ' Coach The Associated When veteran Mel By Bas but when he fouled ket ball National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division I Pct GB Philphia Celtics 1, Socs i Boston ii • . ' Daniels end, Daniels wound up as the Jo Jo White sank two fr ee NY Knks 9 11 .150 3 came to the New York Nets' coach. throws wIth 44 seconds left, NY Nets 9 12 129 3 training camp this year, he was other NBA gRmes, the 9 12 129 3½ aisg a tie and Boston hung Huttato Central Division interested in playing center Clevelan'l Cavaliers beat the on against Seattle. With nine 16 1 800 not coaching. Kansas City Kings 98-91 in seconds remaining, Boston's Houston 12 5 106 2', But that is what he wound up overtime; the Philadelphia Sidney Wicks 17 5 600 1 hit two more N Orins the Nets Wednesday 76ers whipped the Denver Nug- shots From the Foul line. how- S Anton Il 9 550 s Wash 1 12 365 8', night. gets 11102; the Baton Celtics ever, Seattle's Fred Brown hit Allan 7 1) 350 9 The chain of command did tripped the Seattle SuperSonics "n a Jumper WESTERN CONFERENCE with six seconds nut have many links left after 107-103; the New Orleans Jazz left for two of his game-high Midwest Division Denver 13 6 .68-4 the officials got finished with hammered the Milwaukee points and kept the Sonics with- Kan City 11 11 500 3½ New York, and Daniels was the Bucks 126-105; the Houston in two. Wicks ii 11 .500 3½ put in a final pair Detroit next in succemon at the end of Rockets defeated the Detroit 9 12 .129 5 of free throws to cap Boston's Indiana Mitwk 1 19 .171 11 awild,106-96losstothe Phoenix Pistons 110-104, and the Port- scoring. 2 Ii .133 9 Suns. land Tr1 Blazers nipped the Jazz 1, Bucks 1 Pacific Division Indiana Pacers 101-100. Portland 13 6 681 Pete Maravich scored 11US Was a strange game Los Ang 11 S 519 2 Paul Westphal scored 23 points, leading New Orlean S Seattle a very strange game," said 12 10 .545 7i points and Garfield Heard over Milwaukee. The Jazz took &oldn St 9 10 .174 1 Nets Coach Kevin l.ughery hauled down 18 rebounds for a 55-45 halftIme lead and Phonie 7 9 138 1½ after the controversial National Wednesdays Pesult Phoenix. Westphal scored 15 of stretched it to 19 points midway I3askctball Asssociation con. Boston 101, Seattle 103 Phoenix tOo, New YOrk Nets test. "1 didn't know what was hispointsinthesecondquat-jer, through the third period, when when the Suns broke open the Maravich scored 12 points. New 9' going on out there." Philadelphia 1,4. Denver 102 Loughery knew even less game by outscoring the Nets 32- Orleans led by as many as Portland 101, Indiana 100 15 and taking a 57-40 lead at the the fourth period. after he got his second technical half. Cleveland 98, Kansas City 91. OT Rockets 110, Pistons 104 foul and was ejected with about New Orleans 126. Milwaukee CalIers 98, KIngs 91 Calvin Murphy scored four minutes remaining. lOS Bobby Smith powered a points and Jot Lucas had 25, Houston 110, Detroit 10.4 Loughery, who had nm-ins with Today's Games refereeJack Madden in the old Fourth-quartersurgethat pulled leading Houston over Detroit. Washington at Atlanta American Basketball Associ- Cleveland even at the end of Lucas got 12 of his points in the Milwaukee at Houston ation, protested one of his calls regulation play and he scored third quarter when the Rockets San Antonio at (Oldn State Six points in overtime, Friday's Games leading overcame a one-point halftime with his usual ferocity. Chicago at Boston the Cavaliers over Kansas City. deficit and took an 85-76 lead New Ycrk Knicks at Buffalo Madden did a complete job on The Kings led throughout the heading into the final quarter. Denver at New York Nets the Nets' coaching staff, also game and carried a 12-point Trail Blazers 101, Pacers 100 Seattle at Philadelphia tossing out angry Rod Thorn, lead into the final quarter beCleveland at Indiana Bobby Gross scored 23 points, Kansas City at Detroit Loughery's assistant, at fore Cleveland tied the score in including 19 in the first half, as Atlanta at New Orleans another point. John Williamson, regulation. Portland survived Indiana's fePortland at Phoeni. one of the Nets' top players, 76ers 114, Nuggets 102 AfltC'fl) rocious second-hid! rally and protested too much and he, too, Doug Couins and George edged the Pacers. Wil Jones was thrown out during the ar- Mc{innis triggered an early had 22polnts for the Pacers, but College gumentative game. third-periodspurt that opened a missed a 16-foot jumper at the That left it up to team leader IS-point lead and carried Phola- buzzer that would have won the Nate Arthibald to run the club, delphia over Denver. Basketball game. out at the INVITATION TO BID FICTiTIOUS NAME The Board of Iruslees ot NoIre is ii.rby given that I am PAYTON 'S PLACE by Alan Mayer engaged in busifliSS R T 1 Bo S?OIe County bc Ho I.)), Longwood 37750. Seminole inviteS bidS Upon the fOIIOWlfl9 1/11 CN/C460 8E4,4' QNE Of County, Florida under the fiCtitious ORTHOPEDIC EQUIPMENT Additional information, pIar and name of HOLLINGSWORTH EN ThIE ,4If 2R/.Y/,VAS,HAL'EN'T TERPRISES INC., and that I Intend specifications are available at ot 'W/5#E2 5oo, o,q \' to register Said name .vtti the Clerk fiCC of tht Purchasing Agent dAP A 8NfR fAo,Y PaiNr All bids shall be mailed to In, oi the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Flolda in accordance with Board of Trustees of the Semino,, 7bT4L 7/4N 77/f OPPQ/77o,%/ the provisions of the FicliI,ous County Public HoSpital, 1101 Ea5t /967,' D02 ,/,4• ovi EAST Arm 5 73, Lehgn Bloomsburg 77. Bucknor ; Boston Col 71, New H.impthre . . Has Extra Meaning By The Associated Press that led the Bruins to Stanley championships, his A game between the Boston Cup Bruins and Chicago Black presence - or non-presence still is felt. Hawks has taken added signifiiaiiex ever we.e star uesense.man Bobby Oi-r left Boston's employ and joined Hawks as a free agent. Even if Chico has not signed the Bobby orr ,.-. Ta/Ic --- ô1ic)u B ad L ucI. 1 LAFAYETTE, La. lAP) Southwestern Lowsiana undefeated, untied and unfort nate. Just about the time South. waI. retuvermg irom the stiffest penalties ever unposed on a school by the National Collegiate Athletic ciation, another blow fell, The R.agin' Cajuns had to forfeit two gaines and were made jo.. eligible for the Southland ference championship. In 1973, Southwestern got caught paying basketball play. cr5. The NCAA cancelled it.s basketball program for two years and put the school probation for four years in all is 4h"' .. - .. 1...... L..... ...1.k_.., I.,.,, ----__ aiiic. six gwIles. Arnason and __...__._,1 iipxu ix ' Nelson - season-opening victory . eaxu tic was r.mg in - -a ue anu 'I.,- cumxortsoiy anu after - - . Syracuse 109. Colgate 6) W Virginia 71, Va Tech 7] SOUTH Alabama 90. South Carolina 66 Alcorn St. 95. Wm Carey 51 Appalachian SI. N CaroWil mington 49 Auburn 86 RiChmond 61 Clemson 110, Furman 72 E Carolina 70. W Carolina 67 Louisville 51, Vanderbilt 16. OT Mississippi 3.4. Mo Western 59 Mississippi SI $7, Troy St 69 N Carolina 90. Marshall 70 N Caro Charlotte 104. E Kentucky 62 Old Dominion 110. Atlantic Chris II PennSylvania 105, Citadel g S Florida 63, Biscayne 3 Va Commonwealth s. S Caro ' 70 Va Union 106 Ma E Shore 91 Wake Fre'st 94. E Tenn t MIDwEST ArkSflS45 77. SW NoIre Dame 93, Cal Poly Pomona - -WALTER ATLA YTA - Heaveywelght champion Muhammad All again has ieeir1ed to retire from bcx,th,,,. _ 'WE/" (oR 7W(5( GO.45, .4 z.4eGe , 77/i coir _______ _____ _______ y4,q1.746'g ______ ______ ______ ______ _____ ______ ______ _____ /969 ,QM,7 MI':Ml'HIS iAPj - Based on last year's performance and ttus year's prospects, Louisville has been named most likely to succeed in the Metropolitan ('ullegiate Athletic Conference. ("inference coaches and sportswriters made the choice, selino r9r,linDI., '..., ,..'.a.a f.,, among the seven teams in the twyeard conference - C cinnati, Tulane, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Memphis State, t Louis. Each coach discussed his team's prospects with the itiea Thursday when the Maro Conference held its press day. louisville's Denny Crum said he thinks his team among the 1 be believes capable of ihin '''r' "Potentially, this isas good a t_.----L_.S £ VC(.VdCflU, Iii 1 , - SaRI. could be. There are a lot of plu.s.ses thIs year that we dIdn't have last year. We didn't have Y serlions last Y'ar; this year we've got six. We've also got g0ththisy0gw nIght we'll beat any team In the nation." Crum's Cardinals were 20-7 last year and recruited one of the nation's most Sought-alter prep players, 6-4 Darrell Grillith _____ Defendants - - . _____ ______ /Vt:L. -, I.E4OER. NOI IN ,q5 2NP E4ON, /5 i4 7WR(A7 C jJ e -' .- ______ , 108 77/f . fi"OS///,5 _________ ETA8f4R ONI C4A1F4f,4R,'( _____ , tY'f 1 - W/7f.%6QRR.f6 - ______ _____ ci . ______ 3 7'2 PA. -- Tpit.is A&t 93. St Edward's IS 10 205 10? 90 2 Arti Qi, oIl ill Ti,j ICCh 78. WiS Stout 19 5 60. 3 Pate, Per,: (51 4 20. 0 1751 FAR WEST 4620. P 281 12060 Itrigham Young, 76. Boise st. 75 SEVENTH- 1 ca Perez (11 960 "vada Las Vag,is 75, Oregon 67 820 580. 2 Larri Qtjiola 16) Ii 10 ' Mexico St 112. New Mexico 960, 3 Eddy Y:a (5) 360. 0 1161 75 60. P II 6)27600. Big Q (28) with all Ill 10050 With all (6) 11020 Slantord 57. 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Sanford, Florida 32771 Attorney for Plaintiff Publish Dec 2. 1976 DEGI _____ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF 1976, tO Consider the adoption of a" Ordn4nc, by the City of Sanford To Wit Section 197$ STREET AND B RI AR CLIFF E STREET AND BETWEEN MAR SHALL AVENUE AND GRENADA AVENUE. IN ACCORDANCE WIT H THE VOLUNTARY A N NEXATION PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER Ill 014. LAWS OF FLORIDA. 1973 * . - to the corporate area of the City of Sanford. Florida. and requesting to be included therein, and WHEREAS, the Property iSp of Seminole County. Florida, praser having certified that there is one property owner in the area to be annexed and Inat Said property i,*ner has Signed tlse ptitmOn for annexation, and WHEREAS, it has beets deter "'x''a by Howie Schneider LUI. .ViJEAJ ,,/I MtiJE5T1JA.kS TCN I 't-jr MV RP1EP. Rc' Cf-1f%E OF tcic, tQYr U T*JK'7 1HATS I AA 'TO SFF 1HT 1 ) iA ______________ WITHIN THE CORPORATE AR[. CITY OF SANFOII . FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION SAIDORDINANCE APORTIONc1 THAT CE P TA IN P ROPE R LYING BET WEE N PA 0, AVENUE AND MAGNO AVENUE AND BETWEEN ?4T STREET AMfl 1iT1 (TDT - WHERE AS there has been filed with Ihe City Clerk of tPt City of Sanford. Florida. a petition con taming the name of the property fl the area described owner hereinafter requesting annexation EEK & MEEK ________________________________________________ A.LJ i.i. i.c' j' -, '' ' I MiSSED 'il-jE " I __________________________ THE BUGS BUNNY by Stotfcl & Heimdohl -- . there hat been IirJ with the City Clerk of the Cli, rt Sanford. FlorIda. a Petition con tainting the names of the proper!, ownerS in the area detcnb, ' I JESS HE LI)'ES I&1E MA2JAI5E IN HI E3 . -"-" LAD... \ hereinafter requesting anne,at. to the corporate area of the Cl, Sanford, Florida. and requesting be included therein, and WHEREAS. the Property praiser of Sminol, County, Floqiou having certified that tP,ere are Ia: property owners n the area to annexed and that lid proper', owners hive signed the petition annexation, and \' 1\ \ t ' 5/ch'.' ,) , ('I - - tIi . WHEREAS. II has been deirr. lImit the property d,scrt-i hereinafler iS conig to mined - area ot In. City QI 3ar' lord. Florida. and it f-sat further bet" applicant, is requesting a con ford, Florida, and it hs further been determned that the innexition dt,onl e variance. Section 2)I$- determined that the innelion of Said property will not result in ftC (Fl, Auto Sales and Servicing, of th, said property will not result in the creation of an enclave. and Code to conslruct a retail creation of an enclave', and WHEREAS, the Cily of Sanford automotive facility on a rcel WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, Florida is in a position to provd. legally described as Florida is in a position to provide municipal services to Its, proper', The NE . of Ihe SE ' of Sec 33. municipal services to the property described herein, and tn. C-tv TWP, 21 S RNG 70 E. lying west of described herein, at-sd ti-se City Commission of the City of Sanford s P 436. and Ihe P4W ia Ofthe SW i Commission Of the City of Sanford, Florida deems it in the best interest Of Sec 31. TWP 71 S , RNG 70 E Florida deems it in the best Interest Of the City to accept said pelst.un lying wesI of S P ISO. and the north of the City to accept said petition assd to anne, said property 33.10 teet of th SE ½ of the SE '.of and to annex Sad property i NOW THE REFORE BE S.c 23. TWP 2IS. (1940 30 E and NOT, THEREFORE. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE O the north 5.310 feet of Ihe SW 'a ) Of ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD the SW 'a Of Sec 3.4, TWP 71 5 THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA' RNG 30 E . lying weSt of SR 436 FLORIDA SECTION I That that cee'." Public Records of Seminole County SECTION I That that certain property in Seminol. Count, containing 151 acres AT EAST COLONIAL property in Seminole County. Florida. deScribed as follow's be arid APA Diyissn Public hearing will be held Florida. described as fOlIwi be end ItSe same 5 hereby annexed to and Dave Beck Thursday. December 16. 1976 at? 70 the same is hereby annexed to 2927 26-el arid med. a part of the City of Sanford Jim Manning 79 71 2954 pm in the Casselberry City Hall, 95 made a rt Of the City Of Sanford, Florida. pursuant to the voiunta, John Gann 26 7073-34 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, Florida, pursuant to the voItar .......... th.i. Di. -. -- .-,-,_- , - fl.1aIi -----. .-. t,,ia,,''' vi ntoriaa. or as Soon thereafter as 'v 'a ,jyannexation provisions of Chapter Ill 014. Law; of Florida, 1913 Tom Shaver possIble. 792731-56 Ill 01.4. Laws Of Florida, 1973, The SqutP40 3dfe.tottts. WesI 4 Torn Rnak 7775 Linda Thomat. The East one half Of Lof IS, LOf 70 Ieet Bill Hubbirt of Lot II and Ihe West 110 feet : Acting City Clerk 797933-91 and Lot 21, Block 11, Dr,amld Lot 17. EVANS SUBDIVISIO' 14 Bill Lowie Catlelberry. Florida 31 33 30-92 according to the Put Iheremof as accOrding Ron Harrin to the PhI tfsereot at Approved NOvember 29. 1976 7$ 37 34-34 recorded in Plat Book 3, Pages 90 recorded in Plat Book I. Pe Publish Dec 2. 197$ and 91 of th Public Records of Brent Wysong Public Records of Seminole Co.r!, 323477... DEGI Seminole Cont', Florida Florida Bryan Lowie 323237- $ 'SECTION 7 That upon this or SECTION 2 That upon thi5 FredWtsile 403813-171 CITYOF WINTER dinance becoming effective, the dinanc. becoming pstective 's SPRINGS, FLORIDA residents and properly owner in the residentsandprop.rty owners in 'r Notice Of Public Hearing property descnie herein Shall be property described herein Shill NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by entitled to all th, rights an entitled to all the n,gts rtPme' City CouncIl f the Ct, of WinIer privileges and Immunities as are privIleges Snd immunities as art Springs, Florida. that Said City from tIme to time granted from lime to time granted to ORLANDO SEMINOLE Council will hold a public Nearing 81 residenls and property ownr of lh residents and property owners of Wedn.sday't Results 7.00 pm or as soon thereafter as City Of Sanford. Flcrieg, ar,4 as are cily Of Sanford. FlorIda, and as possible, on Monday, December 20. further provided in Chapter Ill, further provided in Chapter I?) 1600490S00; 7. CacPs crease for refuse services fufnieha.i I.,,ih.. b. C x'Jvle'cT 0 me respon further be lublect to the responi 1000. 3 Edoy B.eitia (61340. 0(1 by H 5. W Refuse Ser'ice Inc %tbiI;lisOf resIdence Ct' OwnerShip sibil,tI, 11 3.410. P Ufl 187.70 of residence or o*nerSr All interested parties ar invited as may from -........ . .--- time to time he M .'.-. •--''t- "UIT1 time to vim, T' Jo atteno and be heard "— i. ccnano eitia (5) determined by lh e -governing determined by the UOvetnt' 650 350, 3 Uric COI4O (3) 1 20 Q the Evening Herald, 8 flIWSp4p.er Of Florida, and the provisIons of said Flori,Ja, and the provisions of SI ii 17 5152 10, P. (5 21127.10, 00: (13) general circulation In said City, one Chapter Ill. Laws of Florida, 1975 701 Chapter 171. Laws Of Flordi 19T3 (1; time at least fIfteen (13) days SECTION 3 'That thiS ordinance THI2D- I l SECTION 3 That lIst ordnanis Coldo (2) 1310 prior to the lime of the public shill become effective Immediately 5.40 3 20. 2 Negw AIb.rd, () $ shall become effitive immeamateis hearing UPOIS an •dopf(on, upon its passage ilfid adoption 1d0 3 Uric Elorza (3)3.- Q (2gl DATED thu 3Olh day of A cop'y Shall be available at the A cop, shall be available .t the 5040. P: 1761 17580 November. 1976. Office Of the City Ct,rk for all FOURTH- I. Offi, of 11w City Clerk tot a'a Solo 1.41 n City of WinIty persons desirIng to examine lie persons 320 3 30, 2 Cacho Zarr, I)) 560 desiring t Springs, FlIdi examine tame 100. 3 0gw:. Bongo.. (1)3 50. Q u Same By: 5: Mary T Nortøn All pirtie's in Interest and I) 39 70. P 14 3) 111.20. 00 citizens All panties in Interest and C.lmUi'.I City Clerk shall have an oopo,luni,y 10 be 13$ 00 shall have an ooporlunit -y to b GARY E. MASSEY heird at Slid hearIng FIFTH- I MinoioEchave (I) heard at Slid hearing BROCK, MASSEy I WALDEN By Order of the City 1110. 1190560. 2 Sala Ecpsay, (5) ConsrnisIJon By order of the City Commis%'o" 614 E Semoran Blvd ' Of the City of Sanford, Florida 1110, 1190. 3.60, i. SII Altu (' Altamorde Springs, F1r(di 32701 Of the City of Sanford. Florida H. N, Tamm, Jr. 4,06 10.' 3 Maruri Elorta (31 360. H N 14mm, Jr Attorney for CIty City Clerk Q 1 Sr 53 70. P 1111 lel J - City Clerk PubliShDe'. 2, 1694 Publish- -- ! 1AIH I it' 5,'.',.. 'e',14. I97 tIFO6 PUbliSh Nov Il. II. 25. Dec 2 r-.r 1 '.., '' '' " PRISCILLA'S POP I N - t' by Al Veymee, fpI LU WHAT T CU VE R I I lNO ITEMS IN HERE COLUMN---n EY c ___ AeOUr HOW WRITING? I eEAUT'IrUL U YOU . THIS MY EP URCE.' f' ---.. ) : H (4•, : ' -, _____ . - .1 - .5 it' ii$ Putt.Putt ..,,.,,,, t!.-°l IC.( FS9A:ys_Ci.i, measure(cl i).' n ti 3 4 to Not living 5 Blunder 6 Sweet potatoes I' - sf S T F ia$ 5 ' ,. I H 5 11F Pd .SJ (II .1 1 For Friday, December 3, 1976 T JL_j cis •: A ( f'i' [i')'R ( F 'S s T;v RFST 23 Cut .'v.t 4 1 lrrJ.., SCissorS 42 Maritime 8 Provide (with 26 Pat-is airport 43 Retail shop qualities) 28 Reversal 10 Swerve 45 Prepares 30 Makes same S9rving sheep Skin Score type 48 SkIrt feature 32 Yours arid 12 Cake (Fr) 50 Miimtary cap mine 15 Arab garrr.crst 33 Foreign cifice 52 Dog doctor, Il Cover with for ShOrt branch (abbr) vegetation 54 pot COvIr 19 Beerr've State 34 Dispatched 20 Assault 36 City on the 55 Sheltered side 21 College Loire 56 Compass athlet,c 1rri' 31 Soft Iettt'r point ARIES March 21-April 19) You're a little too careless with possessions and resources today. Loss is possible through someone In whom you misplace your trust. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's advisable to rely more on yourself than upon others today. People you think are Firmly in your corner could suddenly change sides. GEMINI I' May 21-June 20) Take care what you volunteer today. Someone could craftily switch an Insoluble problem to vn,, vat compa.tcion and foolishness. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) Or.e-to-one relationships will be your stumbling block today. The problem could rest with your failure to spell out the ground rules. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your attention span Is very short today. As a result, problems will result that you normally wouldn't anticipate. CAPRICORN 1 Dec. V-Jan. 19 Be on your guard in sodal situations today. Complications arise either from the way ,.,,,,',l ,i.,.I .._. t,.il.. JvV U flhliti U) iIUIU,1II 1'.-.1- i'lexlus nanqie you or me way the bag. you deal with them. CANCER (June 21-July 22) If AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) you have a friend who generally You may try to manage too fares well in risky ventures, closeiy the affairs of one who don't throw in with him today. trut.s you for guidance. Your Ills luck could abandon him. advice could hinder rather than LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Goals help. are destined to elude you today, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) It mainly because the methods is wise to heed the words of you use to attain them are those who you feel have 'the erratic. knowledge and substance to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) advise you. Re sure, however, Steer clear of pushing plans you're r.ot just being sw3ye'd by through impulsively today. It a glib tongue. will be far better to think things YOUR BIRThDAY out and avoid any actions you Del'. 3, W76 IIIII. uiii iuiii. auii uiia uiai III. i• au UIIM IIIII---- Iiii II iiu u •u.u. ii iu II4u iiii IIIuI WIN AT BRIDGE guI. DEAR DR. LAMB ORDINANCE NO 1365 OF 1•.i 1 Pt-inter's 2 Longing BYBF.RNICEBEDEOSOL I IS% lll Boils Stern From Infection t.PT in the City of Sanford, Florida. 700 oclock PM on December 1 DOWN 1-IOROSCOPE ____________________________________________________________________ lt (Et1?'-fV .' ORDINANCE NO 1371 S9latvian 60 Idea (Fr) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Carelessness today could maneuver you so as you'd have to pay for another's mistakes. Weigh the difference between ________________________________ ISEALI Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court n Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk S William A Leffler. Ill IPIUfTLS] T . RFIJTSF1J . REA I '3 A " '. .5 FL A i$c,w__':LI 1.i c •Y C I If' C R i 51 T ( R feel are premature. Public Hearing *11 be held at tn, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARINO Room nt the City Hall TO CONSIDER THE ADOPT iC' in the City of Sanford, Florida. at OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CIT ),' mined INst the property described will hold a Oublic h.re,naft,'r ._ - , " '' " x iv ne' hearIng Mr. Michael F. Metdeau. corporate area of tIse City of San -Ad)ustment by Art Sansom DiOl; I Kt.W I 1-ST -, AO .i A LO KIS5L(OU,./ - December. 1976 THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN SARITA CITY OF CASSELBERRy BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Casselberry Board of 911)1 A1LOtj J'.)T TAIK '.1 County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious ______________________________ so /1HAI ni AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY O SANFORD. FLORIDA. TO AIIIN[( Court. . III 95 101 34 83 96 Edmonton at Birmingham Phøeflu, at San Diego Friday't Games QuebC at Nc-w England Calgary at Cinclati Edmonton It Houston it M flfli%cI - - - W L T Pts GF GA THE BORN LOSER I 7 00 o'clock PM on December 27 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA 1916. tO consider the adoption of an Notice i% hereby Given tha' ordinance by the City of Sanford. Public Hearing will be held a' ". Florida, as loows Commission Room in th City H, FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am --' , UUiVi Ot JJ Edgemon Dr Winter Springs, Seminole County. Florida under Ihe Iictitioi,s name of ADVERTISING DIMENSIONS STUDIOS, and that I intend tore.gislCf Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in eccordance wilts ItSe provisions of Its. Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 56309 Florida Statutes 1937 S Shirley J Belleville PubliSh Nov II. 25, Dcc 2.9. 197$ DEF ColorIdo 1310 0 30 17 9 2 76 1210 2 26 9 4 77 - IM 56509 Florida Statutes 1957 S A B Adkijson PubliSh NOv 23. Dec 2. 9 16 DC F 123 World Hockey Association Eastern Division Ccl li'sdy Chefaire Exhaust Fan and SAID ORDINANCE A PORTION OF Circuit \ National Disposal 2)8264 Roper Electric Range 2333Acc Seminole the J ,.. ' •" Florida, as follows' Name Lou-S at C!rvClnd Quebec 51]? THE PEAR TREE. and that I intend tore9istertaidnarnewith the Clerk Pittthurgh at New York 's'anoers Los Angeles at Montreal Friday's Games Phildelphi1 .st Washington Boston at Atlanta at I \ i:\-; !\ ill hEi - State Hot Water Heater VRLi23 SANFORD. FLORIDA, TO ANNEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. UPON ADOPTION OF of -i (' Commission am engaged in busineSs at 295.1 Orlando Dr . Sanford. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name Of Colorado S. Cleveland 3 Detroit S. Vancouver 2 Todiy'i Gam, St 60. P 1231 ISO 90. Big 0 FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I Toronto 6. Los Angeles 3 Boston S. Chicago 3 VOncouvir ______________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Lt9UI 38 69 13 13 95 76 96 Minnesota Publish Dec 7, 9. 16. 73. 1916 DEC. 7 TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION fl) 7990 _ ington 1 2. Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk 2) 3610 P 112 with 231 71560 A 7.531, Hai'dip 612 6 II Wednesday's RuIti New York Rangers a. Wash Philadelphia tie AMENDED _________ tT] 58Glimpses 13 Stealthy 14 War f?a,t 16 Station 18 Cut dead 19 FOOICd 22 Breakers 24 Saud-song 25 Mexican sandwmh 27Is Inclined 29 Secluded 31 Fatal 35 Curative 31 Stop 3 365 days (p1) 40 Cheerful expression 41 Ones (Fr) Ii Long nose 46 Fast aircraft (abbr) 47 Makes lace 49 Mild pinch 51 Mutate 53 Lives ___________ Thursday, Dec. 2, 1376-38 Answer to Previous Puzzle zodiac Ili_ .7 N,E,N-4?;II::i ////&:::::::;:?}_ - yvest demanded in the compliint or front door of the Seminole Coit Petition Courthouse in Sanford, FlOrida vi WITNESS my hand and the Seal of II 00 A 49 on thC 14th day 4 ELEVENTH- I Ogui:a Per,: 121 9001 10180. 2 Arta Aguirre Ill 970640. 3 Plegu Alto (11640. n 0 1231 u 1300 DuctleSS Singer ti,at Electric OCS7iOla Roper Dishwasher 1511 920 Singer A C 5CE34 14 wan to Wall carpet otherwise a judgment may be en at public sale, to Ihe highest an tered against you for the relief best bidder for cash, at the H BeCkwith. Jr ' /)• NEWELL CLARK GROVE, e's al . Defendants and YOU are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, tO it on van den Berg. Gay 8 Burke. P A , at Post Office Box 793, Orlando. Florida 32902, and tile the original with the Clerk of Ihe above styled Co,jrt on or before January Slh, 1917. Arthur / ' escribed sell the property Situated 15 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SeminoteCounty. Florida, des!Cr,bed that an action to foreclose a mor as on the following real property Lot 1. Block A. HIGHLAND ii Seminole County, Florida, HILLS, according to the Pi Lot 123, LAKE HARRIET thereof, asrecordedin Plat Bock IS ESTATES, according to the Plat Page 58. of the Pi.ihiiC 0 i'co'ds t thereof, as recorded in PIat Book 12. SemInole County, Florida at °ages IS and 16, of the Public Together with the tOliowin9 ISEALI 7Olb - 'hrough, under or against HAROLD NOTICE OF SALE W STARK and BARBARA STARK, Notice is hereby given th h.s wife, and to all parties having or pursuant to an order or a tn11 Iaim.ng to have any right. title or judgment of foreclosure eflttr, , n'ereit in the real property herein the above captioned action. I Said Court on November 3h. 1976 I A "''.'." 'jT.1 (or el TWELFTH- I Manolo Juan 121 OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY 750 350 3 10. 2 Alava Bingos Ill OF SANFORD, FLORIDA 660300. 3 Frmn Aguirre (I) 660. Notice is hereby given that a 1211 I 25 76 92 to I) 2 72 Si 93 713 3 17 10 86 6 IS 4 16 61105 6 II 2 14 66 1CM I4-l6SS-CA. Plaintiff, Florida, has been tiled against you ---------- -JOUR porat ion, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: HAROLD W STARK AND BARBARA STARK, his wife RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN All pan Ic-s claiming interests by. .lNTELLINCE L'T %EEi...2 ____ ______ Records of Seminole County. equipment' ______ J' VlnCvr ri Walker p.7 'tJ gNW T4EE A C.I.A. A.bEV Rj Oi.J COSP4J VS ____ I . Lou Chgo Cob Mry -- BEETLE BAILEY DEG? Plaintiff, DIVISION: AC JACKSONVILLE NATIO HAROLD W STARK, Cf uc.. BANK, a National banking ______ ______ SALE National £'.A-• " - - ___________________________________________________ FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR FLORIDA IGAGE ASSOCIATION, CIVIL ACTIO?1 NO ____ ff,YA 8E.4R ,% .. P? — ______________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY. FLORIDA. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-2270-CA-O9-B CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTy, _____ RJS.4'iiY6 W Michigan 9 Wis River Falls 70 PhoenIx 1710 7 26 17 SOUTHwEST Caly 9 12 7 70 Houston tOt. Lamar 92 Edmntn IC 14 0 20 70 91 Oklami 60. Tas 34 Wednesday's Result I New England S. Calgary I Today's Games i.,igar, ii lrd.ar.a.ctio U _______ BEr ,, , " 'V Is iilie M CAC P Ic k [ - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE _____________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. - _________ _____ _________ _____ _________________________________ //AO 77/f Pro J (WASAMING AT IT! ' ________ ,4 , ,4 ' 0 EF ii SAT ON IT '/% 51 Sign of the 5 Crcwi 9 Least 12 Wheat ' :• All bids shall be Po3tmarkedZl later th4n the 15th day of Dec,mr 1916 1916. and shall be received on , before Ihe 20 day of December tt' Publish: Dec 1. 2,), 1976 _____ PAYTO , I w,t S. Paul Holllngsworth Publish Nov 25. DCC 2. 9, 16. ACROSS 1 Gazed i Section FirSt Street, Sanford, FlOrida 371;j 86509 Florida StatuteS 1957. ,7Jf 7W,9 _____ fhrm S Dakota St. II]. Yankton Toledo 59. Indianj 57 It All Retirement 'On' Again Of 917 3 21 I 19 I Il Western Division Witysipg Ii tO I 29 HOuStOfl 17 7 3 27 14, Evansville 62 Ohio U 77. Pittsburgh 67 Purdue 77. Butler 3d Ohio St ic-axui isa BO6'I'ON (APj - Bon Red Sox pitcher Liils Tiant's fstber Is being treated for an unspecified illness at a Boston Hospital, a spokesnan for the player confirmed. Robert Woolf, Tiant's lawyer, said LuLs Sr has bee-o patient at Carney Hospital for the past two weeks. He declined to comment further 71 Bowling Green 57. E IllinOis 6) C , nicnnti 170, Wright SI 57 Cincinnati Xa.er 75. Centre DePaut 15. Northwestern 73. OT E Michigan 72. Cleveland St 6'9 Kansas 51 Murray SI 66 Marquette 90 St LeO able to talk. Fresno State. Punter Kenneth Fresno gauze and the second game of the season, a victorl' over Cincinnati. There have been seven victoes slzice, but the first two had to be forfeited. Mattingly left MeNeese State, a Southland Conference manher, two years ago. Matthews attended a juzuor college - but didn't graduate Tampa wave up football, , SMU 72. Barrington 64 - Pyatt Al urtaugh Still Serious After Suffering Stroke back. He played a series of Southwestern's Providence 92, ASsumption 7) St Bonaventure 53, Fair Dickinson nuwue IFSJ RPIFF slowns late Platbsborgh SI. RPI Princeton 52. Navy 36 goalie Mike Palmateer picked uphis 11th victory inl5 games and was credited with an assist on McDonald's first goal. Flyers 2, North Stars 2 Steve Jensen's power play goal at 8: of the third period gave Minnesota its tie with Philadelphia. Ernie Hicke had the other North Stars score. Paul Hotrngren and Gary Dornhoefer scored for the Flyers. Rockies 5, Barons 3 Third-period goals by Chuck sutea U)I' "I sometimes get the feeling orado past Cleveland. Rangers 4, CapItals 1 some players are just standing there," said Chicago Coach BilSecond-period goals by Carol ly Reay. "We certainly didn't Vadnais and Greg Polls, corn get a complete effort from cv- honed with penalty killing which erybody." held Washi.ngtonto just one shot In the other National Hockey on goal during nearly six League games Wednesday straight minutes of power play night, the Toronto Maple I..eais extended the Rangers' unbeatdowned the los Angeles Kings en streak to six games. Red Wings 5, Canucks 2 6-3,the Philadelphia Flyers and Third-period scores by J.P Minnesota North Stars tied 2-2, the Colorado Rockies topped LeBlanc, Michele Bergeron and the Cleveland Barons 5-3, the Rick Wilson carried Detroit Vrin.'n,iugxr c,v,rtx New Vnrlr Rtn,,.ra karat •ka n2xt r ''''"5—"-,. Washinon Capitals WhaIe 8, Cowboys 4 l, and This year came the seco Brad Selwood's goal keyed a jolt, deste a new aetic di- the Detroit Red Wings downed thregoal second period which rector, new coaches in basket. the Vanco'er Canucks 5-2. In the World Hockey A.ssoci- powered New England to its ball and football and a special faculty committee to oversee atton, the New England Wha- victory over Calgary. Warren ripped the Calgary Cow. Miller tallied twice for the Cjw. recruiting, scholarships and let's___________________ . bo's. bOYS elogibdity. The Southland Conference found two ineligible players on the school's football roster. Both were transfer students. ft was a conference nile that made them ineligible. "It was just a question of us not being as careful as We suid have been," said Athietic Director Toby Warren, hired _, Li_ .,,..A _&Li_ --C •U -U w ucip g atwics on so a clean stan after the 1973 disaster. "The way these things are handled, Coach tAugie) Tam. mariello will present to ne a list of the people he wants to G4EER, Pa. (AP - Former ttsbtw Pites sign.lwillcheckthemanualto see if - on the surface - evcondition today, suffering from a stroke. eihmg iooks okay, alga Murtau, who led the PIrstes to World Series chan list and pass It along to the pionship6 in 1960 and 1971, was strkken Tsday at comnilttee," he added. home In nearby Woodlyn and admitted to the intensive One of the players 13 P care unit of the Croze: Chester Medical Center. isve us uieiu ussi Penn St 72. Massachusetts 70 1) ' Name Statutes, To Wit l'4E ACCIDENTALLY) TONIT I.— /ivcE NY Rng Holy Cross 75. Dartmouth 57 LaSalle 75. Vermont 69 Maple Lea.fs6, Klngs3 Lanny McDonald scored tlWee goals, helping Toronto ex tend Los Angeles' winless ,, x against his former teammates Weesdaynit,buttwo goals by Jean Ratelle and a solid performance by stand-tn goalie Jim Pettie carried Boston to a 5-3 triumph. "The news of ow- death was premature," chortled volatile Bruins Coach Don Cherry. "Just because we lost two games in a row I guess a lot of people started giving up on u.s." But the Bndns did not give up on themselves against the Black Hawks, who now have . CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Brandeis 105. MIT j Patrick Diviio CanisiuS 100. St Michaels 70 W L T Pts GF GA Cent Connecticut 5.4. Amherst 69 IS 6 3 33 43 1 Connecticut 7). Boston U 69. OT NY isi Phita 12 1 5 29 83 61 Fordl',am 63, Yale 60 Attn II $ 6 25 65 90 Hamilton IC), Willlam 50 Harvard 73. Springfield 51 c . doing for Bruins, Hawks Ti:t LO0 APENEDTOYO ( Ew VIOLJ OLD ONE' "-" 'M.BJMSTEAD __________________ S W Press Chic Young tIl Pro In Strange Game Legal — Legal Notke SCOREBOARD ___________________________________________________________ Notice ______________ 1c :.' . 1 I i—' -- -. .:ñ .rc\1mL . i i! C-i, - _J - L' L.. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thvri w To ,OFEDgncl< COURSE, RUT X o JalAlal j i. GOING TRI'E A '. x'VE GT ENOuGH gilD NI5 FIGURE RLREIWY. TIJMBLEWEEDS GO AHEAP! HAMHOCKEFt I M NEVER OFF, 'VU ANIMAL! — 1KE APVANII4&E OF &OIN& TO MAFRV YOV MY TENPER NA"flJRE! THAT \Th) CAN AC1UAUX HEAR 1&REA1"øl&'\ REAKIN6'ThIS VERY MOMENT! FRAGILE ) PISIN16R,411N&) changes to your advantage. lU North mIght have £ Q (083 that East made his normal opening lead of the deuce of hearts and that West did not shift to a spade the game would make 'I'his 1930 analysis was reasonably accurate, but not entirely so West could also beat North's three notrump J75 K V A 96 85 2 41092 •875 £K7 4 1062 SIflihi 191 contract by playing his nine of hearts afir a low heart was played from dummy in the South. Then, when he got in he would cash his ace of hearts, dropping dummy's 10 and lead 3 Q ,j Q ,j them and can one person contract them froni another? i -in At.,.r.. .-.-.. Vr.Ati ISLISL)15.t( - A boil or 5. , 3 Nyither vulnerable ii.u.1 aincess of the skin is usually an presses are commonly used infection with staphylococcal after incision and draInage. get-ins. A small one, often in. Remember the material Is solving a hair follicle is called a contagious. A more extensive luruncle. A large one - usually incision may be necessary for 't collection of smaller furun- carbuncles. Some of these y cules - is called a carbuncle, get as large as lemons. The carbuncle usually forms When a person has multiple where the skin is thick, as over furuncles or repeated attacks ( the back of the neck. then] some doctors believe Note the difference between a culturing the furuncles and furuncle (boil) and acne. identifying what antIbiotic Ordinary acne Is caused by a works best to eradicate the breajcdown of the Fatty material germs causing the problem. secreted by your sebaceous The next step Is to give the elands and is not an infection. individualandallclosecontacts The inflammation is caused by the treatment at the same time irritation by the broken down wIth the full dosage of the fatty material. A furuncle is an medicine used for at least a infection sit hich may complicate month. a localized outbreak of acne or The fingernails should be it may occur by direct infectIon scrubbed with an antibacterial of a hair follicle, cleanser at least twice a day. A furuncle usually causes An todophor ointment may be swelling and thinning of the applied to the nose and throat skin over the infection. Finally area and the pubic area. The it breaks and drains. Pain is whole idea Is to eliminate the often present until the rupture, offending bacteria that have set then the pain is often relieved, up housekeeping. Never exThe dead tissue in the center of change towels. Try to isolate the furuncle is what some the infection, pcople call a core. More than Treatment of e entire one may be extruded. household is usually necessary. The material that drains out Individuals with recurrent of the furuncle or abscess furuncles should also be should be considered highly examined For any underlying contagious. While we all have disorder, specifically diabetes. normal staphylococcal germs Although furuncles are not on our skin, these are usually acne you may want to tin'friendlies" while the ones that derstand that problem, too, so I cause furuncles definitely are am sending you The health nut. In fact, one approach to Letter number 8-2, Acne Can Be treatment of chronic cases Is to Treated. Others who cant this loflocLilate the nasal area and information can send 50 cents skin with friendly for it with a long, stamped, selfstaphylococcal germs. They addressed covelope. Just send prevent the development of the your letter to me in care of this unfriencilies. newspaper, P.O. Box 326, San 'l'herc are differences of Antonio, ix. opinion in how to treat furundes. If the location permits it, incision and drainage speeds heating. Let the doctor do it. In rtany instances he may want to give antibiotics to speed Wesi North tried a out that assuming WEST Tell me what you can about boils. For a 15-month period I had a boil about every three weeks, then they stopped for a period of nine months. This past week I have had another boil. What causes - ()B'I 2 NORTh £ K 96 42 V Q J 74 6 43 l....-. ---- utoxi. tu sve rasc tricks with the king and eight South I 5. 34 East over North's queenseven 9W. I I'ass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Ace I '-' .'? .. a ''"' " wants to ever proper to The bidding at both tables make a forcing jump response back in 1930 was the same as with a four-card suit. The answer Is that some It would be today West's dou' ble of one club was made on hands such as those with 19 minimum values, as was high-card points or more cry North's bid of one spade When out for such action If you South jumped to three clubs, don't also hold a five-card suiL you may want to jump he played It there Roth West players got off to with a four-carder an ace of hearts lead and con. (Do YOU hal'e a question tinued with a heart to for the exports2 Write "Ask partner's king Each East led the JaCOhy.s" care of thi.s a third heart and after a little newspaper The Jacobys will A Canadian reader ___________________________ know if worry each declarer ruffeti wIth the eight of trumps Then It is ,)flSwOf individual questions it stamped, sell.addresserj envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions will be used in this column they played ace and queen of clubs and would end up mak. ing three clubs as bid A sImple hand indeed, yet and i'il! receive copies the 1930 analysts felt that JACOBY MODERN) SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox t'1 1 ______ J - ,4#' TLT' I - -i , iii - ' 7, /, .t4 , - ''i - t • '( d - ) '.' 1 / '] ( / ,,u.. : \i( ,,,,'? "I ,,,, t --.- healing. Putting antibiotics Ci,-,.4,. directly on the furuncle is of no value what.soever Hot com- 'U,..,,,, "Harrvs chwlnri " 15ff hi harnl 'i litlIa , '. Ii..,------- startle tt'ie baby!" by T, ITff4.'r, "Z EAV V ./T Calf Aiip p 4t7 TUI' '5S1(5S4L ca' 45 SO115?fl&%6 A EM Th4T57y /$1&55Cj. R 'F 8.J EIXY 5 AU//JA6S 6Z. /EøtcA r') , ,i LI TJf' -( fr :' - 7VI~4'c5 cF41B5 T 1; TE/W64W EA15v/ w.f 'it - .Si J —J..-' ,i', 'z.._)f _ "Ace IUJ3I [ ' 'f,: de tiC Lk19w4t E#iEA ' 0/ __________________________________________________ DOONESBURY by I K. Ryan OU MI&HT4AS WELL POT .1 \ \II' llld Conditions having an effect upon your work or career may suddenly shift this year. If you're alert you can manipulate r 'c — .,',., 14 '.T.'t'k (3arry Trudeau �8 48-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 2, 1976 -_ TELEVISION CLASSIFIED FrrKty, Shelley Thursday 4 and D 24 MACNEIL.LEHRER RE- .. 10:30 630 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH lak Hush or You II '• () 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY the Iv adaptation of Wets novel about a western farm boy wtiopIr the Army and. to the decades that span the wo world wars. rises 6 THE CROSS WITS 6M IDREJWOFJE.ANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD, WILD WORLD OF to the rank of general. Gsor ANIMA Ford, Kim Hunter, Sam EHIOII 12 PRICE IS RIGHT 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE. star Two hours this week only PORT 4 6 HAWAIIFIVEOBya mean Inch of fate, ti-to resj730 2 nrection" of an uf'kieqwi,.ld boss ONO s-o placesan actress in danger 4 HOILYVtIOOO SQUARES she cant fathom, 6' MATCH GAME 6W HOGANS HEROES 7 MASTERPIECE THEATER How Green Was My Va'Iey" Part tots (A) 7 OUT THE DQ()f 9 LETS MAKE ADEAL 12 MY THREE SONS 9 TONY RANDALL SHOW Judge FrarJn loses hecod in 24 EAST CENTRAt. aOR. IDA REPORT the COislrOomwhefla new ci keeps tntern,ting ham 24 WORLDWARlDocunen. tai'y.pari2O. 800 2 VAN DYKE AND cOSi d Caesar andOomaFargoare guests. 4 6 W*.LTONS A ç.'woixt and abrasive 90 year old 9.30 9 NANCY WALKER SHOW Janis Paige guests. Nancy wantsY much to 4P her dose friend and client witt a Personal Problem. until it's too late to retreat. 24 THE WAY IT WAS (A) 1000 6 BARNABY JONES TO murder k'iCtu'ns boliove I hey ear the voice of ally disturbed girl w$o has been dead ayear,guslbeforaeathof thorn is killed relative visits the family and rnanage to ac'nate ti-iem , " to run the household. 9 FROSTY'S WINTER WONDERLAND Frosty, the Snowman, (alias a wife in this arwna(edrni.&caJ sequel Griffith narrates with other as ECONOMY l.m_,EC ON THURSDAY 7 MACNEIL.LEHRER REPORT I'aarl i11 "NOBMAN IS T.lIflTyOv?" % AMAZINGGRACE._ HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 STREETSOFSANFRAN. CISCO fRI Tamiroft Gladys George (B&W) 1940. (miss.) "This Island Earth." Jeff rrow, Faith Domorque 1955. (Fri.) 'Imitation of Life" 4 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 1200 6 WILD, WILD €w UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1230 4 cas MOVIE "Death sj " 2 TUNE 1240 9' DAN AUGUST 100 2 12 TOMORROW NOTICIAS EN ESPANOI 11 30 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 6* LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 1:45 9 DAILY WORD 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6* PAUL HARVEY co.., MEI'JTAAY Afternoon 9 (Wed Only) ABC AFTER 1200 2 '9' NEWS SCHOOL SPECIAL 4 6 YO(JNG AND RESTLESS 6* PERRY MASON 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 12 5O GRAND SLAM 6 15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 1230 2 THE GONG sHow 4 6 SEARCH FOR 625 500 2 ADAM 12 (Fl) 6* MY THREE SONS 530 6 HOCANS HEROES 6* PARTRIDGE FAMII V TOMORROW 5--Lost & Found 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES LOST: Miniature black & while spotted male dog, Sanford, 1641 or 372.4617 after S. LOST Miniaturre e Dachshund Brown male, with orange collar , Country Club Rd. 322 00*1 , - ' _________________ :30 EDUCATION (Thurs.) New Radio Offering Gary Steele. teacher with Orlando School of Music is offering private Due i,'itons in Sanford 322 0919 CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP WED. & THURS. ONLY O(a*G (HAM On Screen (Fr,) DAILY DEVOTIONAL "RUNNING WILD" 630 2 (Fn only) SONSHINE 8:30-10:30 ,,, ,,, .. TT.IT_T.,,,,,, •''Jt'-t'• h Ti.jj r FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES TINY TIM AST IV I MI 401 Feb. Diggs, speaking by phone from New York, said the new weekend show will be an anthology series of such classic adventure yarns as "Robinson Crusoe," "Kidnapped" and "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." IIjIPII) 4 6 to catch the family trade, particularly youngsters for w hom CAP1AIN radio drama is Just something FR -- Grandad mutters nostalgically about now and then. "We wanted to go with drama - .% _____ hN - I SHOWTIME 7:30 i a HOETSVONDTLXVOAUBEL CEHG I DAOOENAECSLSAN Sc ANHOCTNMCN IL P1CC E E N TI PH L S KE 01 TAE RI El NE LCAUOUET EU BRL AN DV ORE SI ONOYH B CNEU SOR I HESOUSACHARM INLOMBB PFCRWXSAXTSHUORNRI R ARASONARYECRIBV lAVA GE I EAC OUST I CSU L CHIT ETNDEWHE I YWEONOOFH I MNOHAOMPERLARYNXSOO DI MV TOE CI BEN GA LW I Y N MT E MAC H SAO H CE DY X S AS RSL I KROTANOSEREAEME instructions: Midden words below appear forward, back. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each arid box it in, "Sex MacstIfle" a "SwHsix Pvssy,a for early eve- ning broadcasts, he says, seas KANGAROO 6* DUCK. DUCK GOOSE Fri) MAX B NIMBLE LAST NITE scheduled It's at 725 and 825am, local news, weather, sports) aco ,\ premiere din President Sam Cook Diggs. 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 6000MORNING AMERCA i1 will __ MII.'rril.A l 1114,,,,,.. . . """M~ - Acoustics Harmonics Tone Decibel Larynx Vibration Ear Noise Voice Echo Pitch Waves Tomorrow: Scotland - Out to lunch mas he d potatoes gravy.Cole slaw arid a Piof butter tastan' biIcit. $ 1 1145 Valve 1 19 pflCCKEN Dinner 01 1111 7231216 THE LIVE MAINE STARS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR * * CAWWO G4t SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE 1 * * IDEAS - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI Dec. 3 No Closing Costs SAN MO PARK, 1. 2. 3 bedroom trailer apis Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy 1197, Sanfor d 323 1930 You Can Have Your House III 3 Months If You Quality 410 ,tv,i,iat-,?e for SubSidiZed housing in rural areas No down payment, monthly payments test than rent SANFORD- Lovely 2 on 3 BR, I bath home in good location, ex ccilt COnditiOn, $15,70) VA No Low den Jun Peg Real Estate Broker 103W lit St 373 6061 pt 3230517 eves r) ardens Studio. 1, 2,3 Bedroom ApIs LPN, I to 12 shift. Geriatric ex penance preferred. Apply in person, Sanford NursIng & Con valncent Center, 930 MeilOnyill. Ave. - - EARN 534.000 YEARLY Sell a little spice Put spice in your life. Call 574 2056 Cook for In-plant Catetecla. Monday, Friday Lake Mary area. Polygraph required, 373 9430 Ext. Quiet, One Story Adult Family One Bedroom i i AT CASSELBERRY 135 "Tb P 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla, (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off Winter Park Drive Open 10 lob 8307966 322_2090 Nurses; RN'; & LPPI's. Aides, Aid.. Companion, Needed immedIately, 6.350434 FIBERGLASS BOAT MOCK-UP AND FABRICATION PERSON $100 down payment to Qualified buyers BIt, I' 2 baths, central heat. refurnished As low as LAKESIDE APARTMENT5 ay 17.93,Sanford rom Rjnflu%p Merchandise '' ( U., 77 67Oor 831.97.>Y I 5iscellaneous for Sale WIU REALTY I v,',ii siat Broker, )fl 0'Y'v -- - -. I ._ * 371 06.aO 323 7595 - - I Pen & Pencil Sets, by Anson. $12 SO GWALTPIEY JEWELERS 201 S Park Ave I 33-Houses Furnished Upplan 1 Ii co Park Furn. I OR collage, I mile out, nlwty decorated, on large private lOt $1 month Call 372 6261 38. 1 Bedroom )B,ith Models 'L l QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting ft, uii$u1 " iTI,i 14 luCia, - " I , __________ i,i#Nl4.i Uppland Park Homes -B o For Appointment Call 305 322 )10i Wa g a ___________ Fl., 2230115 IF I I ili ',,i, P r,j 322 "i, *nnl,anrat I Wt I "1 ' v 1 LOBSTER Eli -. w Down VA & F tIA HOm5 K up Realty 322 13.35 1421 onlord -. 16 01. T-BONE he n-Apartments Unfurnished SUNDAY plus regular menu COCKTAILS SOc with dinner Mon. thru Thurs. SPECIAL: introductory JD'drinks at regular price %-,A-V,~I(~Iqa, Call About Our Christmas Specials '40.50 i,eneva INCOME PROPERTY c r.- ss III o 2350 Rldgew Sanford, Ph. 373.443Q, d CIubfii, Ave., . Out of Idea s' Visit Etneli's An tique-S, I ml W of t Ion old St Pd Mat "78" Station. Poole, 3223671 ___________ 77- ' -- Autos Wanted - - - BUY JUNK CARS- from 110 to 1)0 Call 322 1874 after 1 p.m Want to 5Cfl Something? Dial the magic number 377 7611 or 831 Evening Herald Classified Dept - . - -. - 78-Motorcycles - -- - - Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3*64 or 313 7110 79 -Trucks-Trailer-s - - 1911 GMC Pickup truck, good condition Sanford Auction, 323 73.k) . '15 Ford Pick-up, I speed, I wheel or . PS, Air, spare seat lank. Warren hubs Take ovet payments. 323 516* after S 1964 Chevrolet panel truck. 67.000 original miles, I ow ner. Carpeted, meg wheels, new tires, AM FM stereo, Quad tape player See at Body Shop, 13th & Elm. Sanford. 80-Autos for Sale - - 1968 Sports Fury. new inspection, loaded PIce condition 123 9062. 1963 Buick 2 Cr . good Iransportat'on. SISO See at 2105 Magnolia or call 322 7680 7th & ________ Rpcj SOI-A 1104 Micro Wave Oven Compactor Dick I 2611 S French Ave I for tea' or a ' -- . - -- BALL REALTY Reel ltljte hroer SALES RENTALS 111W lt St. Sanford $641 or 322 7157 after Hr's iIrg Longwood (East) HILDA RICHMOND 574 .11o7 - - - _______ - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Del torso Dept ''' • s "1 32,' *11) 1:: DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Mng Trmm.ng, Edging, Fall Clean co 330 9634, & Ar Conditioning ____________11111111 call Cart at SEARS .n Sanford 372 estimates. Painting Hgme- Itepar. Rcc' . Additions. Concrete .work . Paint rig. Carpenter Work. Ceramic Tile, Alum Enclosures 32) 6423 Free Estimate SHASIPOc.0 3217; inter or Is. Exterior nest ri Panting Oscourit Pr.ces Free E-slmirs Cad ItcOer' 723 44.45 Pest Control ______________________________ _______________________________ thiS page tor i w-eet.. 001', Fl, A'S%6 11 Octor $31 9993 377 2611 a a Carpenfrv Qerood,ling AdditiOns. Custom ",rk L'censed Bonded Free rst'rnate 323 6031 3236415 Trash Rod,ng I Sheet metal. Alum, Sotf,tq Painting. Ar cond . Guttert, Texture-coding Screen's et c Large QuJIly Small dollar 0.11 Evans 831 t9I SO ng , ' ART BRO4SN PEST CONTPOL 1162 Park Drive l"2 $*65 - Sewing Appl , Electrical in 165* Inultj _________________________ IIIIIIIII NMON hOWL IN ELECTRIC Elect, (al Contractors, commercial Used Restaurant and Bar Equip 6 Gs Grill Deep Pat fryer. Cain RnJSIev. uthr COuP 121 2770 , EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowimg Edging, Trimming Free Estimates Phone 373 1791 H Os-e8. Gerry s Cleaning Seryce -----Residential & Comrr,ercai Cen in(J lit I 540 9 1I(C Sanford. #. I - - residential --- Free estimates 7373 Hauling SALE FOR SHUT INS Christmas GiftS inclvujisig birthStone I I rings, earr'rigs, necklaces, to wallets, scout knives and clothes. age OIol4 _____________ PAYTON S CHILDREN'S WEAR 26.40 Hawattsa at 1792 _____________________________________ ' LIGHT HAULING 8. YARD ANDGARAGE CLEAN UP phone 319 5.37) --- __________________________ Well Drilling Land Clearing All Items Reduced FREE $HOPPiNG SERVICE D'essMaxri,2, Drapes, UptloSIery in 0101 Allerat,ons )*15 '0 isSiiron .'.'a1ii In SijlatiOn Co call before 9 a ret . 530 0092 or 901 715 65.41 _____________________________ ]n' 72 I RUTH TUECH 11 8, CHAIR lu 3 imir ad an - te,iI Etie Broker Heal free IrS 4.iri . - i I Interior, Exterior Plastering, PIaStCr Patcri.ng Simulated brick & stone- specialty 322 2150 Only $ Piiarie- 372 3548 I Re i',.hhardl 5 ' - I yOu all C,enc-eal Contractor 834 Panting, Remode-irig. General pars Call 373 5873 I-or I 'i" I Mom will love JOHNNY WALKER Forest City Altarnanle Springs Ai, E•p Cleaning ________ 01E 251h St 634 9212 C E SHEPHERD Centr a l Balance 131 10 C ail - Lawn Care with , Sell or Trade to, building Material 1910 Torino. II Alum Boat, Trailer. I' Merc 13 model W P Turner 17)0118 372 1557 112 Casselberry Winter Springs can cover your home aluminum & slfit 5,stem Roofing. Guttert 20 Yrs Eagle S.cing Cc 15) 9163 C.ISh for Christmas Shopping Sell thøje 'ferns you no longer need wIn a Quick Action Want Ad .n th Evening P4rrlJ Lay-Away SHOP I tw(I Landscaping & Home Improvements Earn extra - ,,, P4CC I acre. 323-1832 San lord . I I I Spcig, 1, 2 & 3 OR apt;, Tennis, swimming, playground r,crea.ion room, laundry reern 71-Antiques DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 12. 1 mile vvest of Speedway, Daytona Beach w i ll hold a PublIC '*,. AUTO AUCTION every Saturday 3 Male Doberman pijpcej. (hero night at 7 20 It's the Only one in pion show stock. 6 wkt cIc3 Call FloridaYou set the reserved 323 5528 price No charge Other than 53 - . registration lee unless vehicle it I sold Call 901753 83 11 for further 66-Horses 0et3i15 Credit .M.,nagement 671 6352 I 'EARS OLD 4 OR 2 bath, C lilA. I' ,ures 5)1 '200 HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834 9217 9112 Altamgnte Springs HOLTOPI TRUMPET & BUESCHER ALTO SAXAPPIONE Phone 3730556 CARROLL'S FURNITURE 332 5151 Aluminum Siding s1 - REEL S BODY Sanford Ave 3226451 Ridgewood Arms _________________________ _____________11111111111111111 __________________ ..,uarante5t reconditioned auto batteries. 112 95 elcnange iSMutl(' wOC rnOb,ie hOfl'y SHIRLEY MILIEu $4.50 21 SHRIMP in a BASKET $2.95 DOZ. OYSTERS on HALF SHEU $2.25 Was 5789 45 U5$00 Rentals Organ Sales & Western Auto. 11 W First St . 377 7255 3220081 WiTH RECORDER MLS REALTOR rssOpportunittes SATURDAY s Colonial Way (22nd Depression glass & lots of other __________________________________________________________________________ items VaIl come MOViNG SALEFriday & Saturday, to S . 917 W 21th St Household goods & misc I I E iv EO CCiMPONC Hal Colbert Reafly'' ,i. I 'i" - Left In 1. INC. Equal Opportunity Empioer, $7.25 automatic rhythm section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & ___________________________ at our eIecir ,c i l,_ Diamond 5oIifa'r, so up. diamond ic 'e %11 50 Gwfney 734 S Jewelers Park A,e 'vs PARK TAFFERREALTY R N Reel Estate tI'i,er Mu E 2Si SI 1726655 I ' Service - Ill Firestone Boulevard, Memphis, TN 3*101 Couple will share home with senior cttiin. Private room & bath. W. 1361. e nc I Llstlnq , vacation end holidays, excellent 29Rooms _________________ . hardware. 8th & 'Maple 37,7 0500 -2420 '' Multiple Good salary, fringe benefits, paid Specials: ' fvrchandise 65-Pets.Supplies l9ólMustang,newtiresnewpainf - :. ________________________________ good running Condition, 5600. 372. GE Trash Compactor, Reg $219 now 1250 Sanford Electric-Co. FREE,to good home-- 2 sear old 2577 Park Or, 372 1582, dog. brown & tan, half Collie, half Spitz. Good with children 372jUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- 77 and '73 Models CCII 32) 8570 or 834 KENMORE WASHER - Parts, 5578 4605 Dealer Service Used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 37)06W GROOMING - All small br eed s. Professional, Reasonable 131 7203 * 53_T\/. Rad io- St ereo 'SI MUSTANG -Good Looking Campbell's Poodle Pac3'-Cornpl,te $100 Phone 323 604.4 C)id used TV's 525 & up professional groornng 7467 Park MILLER'S, 2619 OrI,;riiio Drive, 1969 Chrysler Imperial Itir, HI willS Ave. 377 4171. Sanford, 377 0352 140 dO engine, in excellent shape Loaded with extras 5950. PhOne . -- Black AKCM,alepcodle 372 S344 Ca,, Mom will love one , , ',, ANYTIME p of t he nation', leading fiberglass boat manufacturer, Grocery store for sale. Reasonable, Call 3726121 after 5:30 pm. WAN I SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garageMatte $1.5 and have fun swapping too Bring your articles to ietand Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market. south Il 92. every Sunday, 9am to p m NO CHARGE Reserve free Spaces Phone 322 1716. 7 p.m to 9 pm. any night READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWRY on smile tin our fi ' 10--Swap & Trade MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALECITY.- 7800 Palmetto Axe Lovely Sat only from 9 to dark 109 Lake tree shaded I BR I bath home on i Christmas at Ely-se's Florist, 127 E Dot Drive, Sunland. Misc items 04 Stalls ,ir'o P30130Ck5 for rent, lush extra large lot Pricedwithin your Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary all kinds green pasture. Mecca Hammock budget Cl 517.000 Dec. 1, 17 to S. & Dec 5. 1 to -Farms, 3773548. see our beautiful Christmas GARAGE SALE- Fri . Sat , Sun I Come COIJNTRY CLUB MANOR 7072 Elizabeth loft Court arrangements io Pc; OFF WITH 3 Ye.jr Old Buckskin Gelr.g lkin C'rcic LOxCi, 1 OR, I' Mellonvitle & Cornell) Furniture. 11115 AD Refreshments & Door $ 200 Phone 3 72 5031 r,,sttss has uCrpetinq, Screened Linens. Misc 323 5)30 Prizes After Sp m tront porch, brea1Ist bar and ___________________ ________ ____________________________ _________________________ _____ odds of exiras. on arge fenced Dra pe s with traverse rods 68" L ' - 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Orner lQt Move ri ,,.'Ciijit ion for I 10" W. plaid, $70 81" L 60' W $20,900 gold satin. 540 Also Black 1. I Decker electric hedge trimmer i I'! - 7100 Park "-xe Neat as a 515 Call 372 0229 after 7 p in __ pini Charming 2 B R I b.ilh w'th -connec ting I pt H,15 scre ened I porch md Sit ,!mcir'i1 'Pie Shade I trees Loals H l;,.ii-x!.,i, 1.37.900 ciii make It eISIL'r to ,IilIl.I'it to our new sur riuimtlitii's, and tiia lv' put Everything For The Golfer- Clubs. Balls, Golf Bags. Duckiter Jackets Ladies and mens golf apparel and shoes. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, 322 EXPERTS \I .i ''l' kI( ...... nut For his Christmas. give a 3 rack gun EXTRA CASH FOR holder, with door for shells GET CHRISTMAS by selling your good Beautifully handmade of moun used furniture and appliances to tam pine, 535 3271316 or 322 $699 Larry's New & Used Marl, 211 S. Sanford Ave, 322 4132 DIRECTOR Y l,,\11 ;iIi\; Rut the W,'li I CONSOLE STEREO Gold front, hCS everything, sold new S389 95 Bal lIV 10 Call Credit Manager, 611 6352 Champagne. Fifth, imported from France, 1978 vintage Lanton Pere F ''rat inClude t.replace walv in closets. lovely Shaded lot BPP warranted Just 538.500 I i LI'..\VI\; iiii; N . thro,,qlvou,l damage Singleorcoupt, No pets 3223117 after 5.30. Is ' t L OC H .4 ij ~',4 , 1 1 i- rreV Df,ve Custom built britten', term house. I With de rator accent; ISO 'I dton 6U 5136, Winter Park ' REPOSSESSED Stenstrom Realty It i 1! W 1V , .. exchange fur companion for older woman Y22 3853 5,nfnr,f TOP prices paid, used, any con ---------. .. -- Nice 2 OR mobile home In Loogw'wvd, 1)25 month No pets Phone 520 5650 - . NEED A HOME' 11 11age 17-92 at Seminola Blvd East off O.>lr%5i3fl4lIy ManagId - - ti"iJ ianos Electronic Organs with We sell our trade in furniture at low 52-Applia ariners\' 2 BR with family room SLie per month with 5.50 security deposit 121 3365 Reliable woman to live rent Ire, in 51-1-lousehold Goods CAMELOT From Homes O'4IEPITAL RUGS WANTED 57-'-'SPOI'ts Equipment 59.4,iuSiCal - Dutch Colonial 3 BR.3 bath home on lake, in wooded Sifting $250 month 3720753 34-?v'Obi le Maitland Auction 339 6ll4 foil f,eefrom Sanford - ,Ippt Call I Small house, $90 pee month WE BUY FURNITURE 7975 Hwy Il 97 371 5961 REALTOR, EXCITING', -"I 115. Telephone Collector. Interesting iob for aggressive person. Credit or collection experience helpful, not necessary we will train. Salary plus commission, benefits 1309 E Second St., Sanford • . " Smaltef ad with the greatest op portunity Call in 1542 RCBSOPi MAR I NE INC. - Kitchen Equipped Nice 2 OR block home, turn or c n.!rn 3232970 or In 7579 after 6 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops Soks Installation available Bud CanIl 317 5057 . anytime -- Prices Good selection Nicely furnished trailer, good COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS lOCation, double carport, front 321 8372 SRI6 I rn East poncti, 2 bedrooms $3200 Ph ____________________________ 6085 2 Sets Twin Beds, complete 1110 Il2CtseroI,eeCircle, Sanford 3 OR Mobile Home, 1900. Call 372 ISunlandi 123 39116 55-Boats & Accessories .'*', _____________________ - 2 OR, unlurn - 77 x IS' Screened porch. utility shed, on Wekiva River u.000 Call 372 353-4 for to Buy Wanted to buy used office furniture An1 quantity PIOLL'S. CASSELBERRY, Hwy. 17 97. $ 30 4706. ______ ________________________________________________________________ . Luxury Patio Apartments I Give Dad a pair of dress boots by Freeman or Dingo from Knight's Shoes, 70$ E First St 2,1976--56 Cash for Antiques Consignments H, way 4 6 Auction wanted Galleries, 322 6712 . FG 32-Houses Unfurnished ) ,,, Dec. 68-Wanted Sales . eneva tilurn,hccj, Iwo bedror,i Secur i Deposit Adults Pre4,rred _________________ _____________________ _ 42-Mobile . REALTY Electric Guitar and Amplifier. 175. Electric Bass, Carrying Case & Amplifier, $15, Ludwig Bass and Ludwig Snare Drums with Brass. 515, Coon Cornet with Case SEMINOLE COiN, 10-9 W Firs? sf , Sanford 10 to I Monday thru r rue Thursday, - Garage Sale- All types of items, muds high quality, low prices Gadgets. finks, clolPiltvj, etc Sat & Sun , 172 Hidden Lake Dr., Sanford Over 200 paper back books, Ikeachor 10 for $1 322 5101 after 1 _____________________________ Homes . '."r'i'y i 5 M. UNSWORTH Leather Shop equipment to make belts & ladies' purses, stock & tools Body Shop, 13th & Elm, Sanford 54 - Cragi' Fl. 11045 MYRTLE- Income pr o perty for $19,900 You can become a If Purchased & Closed By Lake Mary- 3 OR, I', bath flew landlord Two apIs presently homes Under 575.000 with lets Fender Deluxe Amp, 200 watt. 3 Pc Bedroom Suite, Table 4 Rms with built on den & Storage recited for siis eacn than $750 down Government Ventura Elect Guitar, both for and Chars. Child's Swing Set room on nice I5'x123' lot. Priced _ Dec. 31, 1976 funding By builder. 131 164 9. 5200 373 C322. PhOne 322 7052 for quick sate 323 7169 MILS REALTORS Equal HOuSiflu Opporlui ity. Spinet Piano. Currier, excellent DEL TONA- 1106 Giovanni St., 3 BR. 24' • 64' Barrington. VA loans 321C041 MAYFAIR -- Spacious 3 BR, 2', BR, 7 0. Gar conditiOn. $800. Phone 3225031 available bath, near hospital, choice area, after S pm 2011 S FRENCH GREGORYMOBILE HOMES custom built 546.210 Select your new furniture from SANFORD-7306 Park Ave Villas. ? 140) Orlando Dr 3?) 520) 'WILSON MAIEP ton the best Electric Guitar and Amplifier, $75; FIRST OFFERING- Deitona. BR, I'; B. Townhouse 1191 500 RAVENNA PARK.- Attractive 3 Electric Bass, Carrying Case I . Christmas ever Save on national Fran model 2 BR. I bath, Amplifier, $15; Ludwig Bats and BR. 2 bath, extra large lam. rm . brands Liberal trade ins. Free cent 43-Lots-Acreage it a. AC, w w carpeting, CASSELBERRY- 731 Laurel Way, choice school area. 131.900 Ludwig Snare Drums with Brass. - - -delivery Convenient terms We eq, I OR, 7 B. Fern Pm , Via rm 0 RitCOCri TP-1 one wont $73. Coon Cornet with Case $75. give TV Stamps 311 E First !, , Doi gar, fence last ,,t sl8.000 Good financing 136900 '°" 17? ca72 , SEMINOLE COIN, 109 W First COUNTRY CLUB- Refurbished, Hal Colbert Realty BR, bath. tam , rm , fenced, St.. Sanford 10 to I Monday thru FOREST CITY- 3550 Cleaves Ct.DYNAMIC PROPERTIES si ' Frd.s,' ]OR. 7' B. Fam rm , Fla rm , S V Hard-wick, Broker FUTU RA BY SINGER Obi Car , Fireplc 0'11r'.i tea 6611 vac syst '.)',r.'.'r 5 !p Tcocri ,sr",: le.., MLS-REALTOR _ _____l sprinkler Sys 547,900 : 60--OffICe Supplier , r'sachn,'s ASsume lao Harold Hall Realty _______ __________ balanceof SItS SOorpaylIl 9oper ________ -- ____________Acres on lake, priced to Sell ovIEDO392 Celery Cr N Hunt Realty, Inc., MLS month Will tdke trade in Singer BR. 2 B. Fern Pm Dbl eqedt0 zag & make buttOn 2524 Perk Or Used Office Furniture 323.5774 Anytime 372 211 )A Car 323/832 538.200 -holeS Balance of ISO 68 or 10 Realtor After Hours Wood or ste-el desks, executive desk 0ment5 of 16 Call credit 327 9784 372 199) Eves 317 1S87. 372 1179 17706.18 I LONGW000- 132 Lea Aye,- 4 OR. Cutteije 5 rooms. 1 beth. 251 S 3rd & chars, Secretarial desks & manager, 312 9111 or see at 707 E 25th St 2 B. Fern Pm . ObI Gar . Fen St - Lake Mary 111.500 Phone Chairs. straight chairs,- filIng SANFORD. 3 BR, U, bath home. SANFORD SEWING CENTER CC 850 1101 539,900 cabfletS. as 5 Cash and carry central H&A, 12*71' game room, Osteen- 731 acres. county blacktop The Old Singer Store NOLL'S large tree-t Will sell be-low FHA CHULA vISTA-- Grovelond Drive3 R, I, bath, cent heat & air, road, parIty wootieti, corner Caste-berry, 11 92, $20 1706 approval 573 90 1030 State SI . Sanford Plaza carpeted. closets galore, enclosed property Terms 511.701) Broker. I HP 3 B. Fam Pm Fire plc 1.310171 garage, utility rm , fenced back scn porch W000 SEWING MACHINE 62-Lawn-Garden yard. large corner lot For Sale or I Forrest Greene Inc. ' Nice corner landscaped residential SINGER FUTURA Rent 3)) PPo __ -WINTER SPRINGS 200 Bit Igi, central Sanford location, Like new. Singer's finest. ' ', lerwood St , 3 BR. lb. Fam Pm RE At NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES __,, Reatonabl e By owner 3236419 warranty Original price over , DbI Gar 5'*t't Garden Center ________________________5650 Will sell for $ 715 Cash on take '-'rururcj-L,-u.,-iJ-_ ._1-•_a_.._ 601 Celery Ave Bait up payments of 112 per month NO See your Real Estate Broker or call , 3.6-Commercial Property , MONEY DOWN Will take trade - 9 AL ESTATE ____________________________ S 131 5551 E st $02 Retilor as part payment Free home trial, 2 New Modlc I _______________________ 372 7195 i 64-Equipment for Rent COMMERCIAL PROPERTY no obligation Call -4 6779 day or Under $31,000 I __________________________ Choce commercial Site 750*250' on night GOOD AREA 2 BR. I bath, cement Steam Clean Your Own Carpet block, hardAood floors, screened i US Hwy 17 92 inside Sanford city ' Pent Our RnSenyac mIs By owner 323 2920 porch. S17.5GI They 're Hot'' Corporalion, FRIDAY ,'i ' *N4wo ', 0 0 0 FOLLOW ORANGE PICKERS NEEDED DELAND AREA, Call MIke, 736 7714 The Orange Blossom Express ...,A 97haW 4w* SHOP & FLEA S, .*KET MOVIELAO starting FRI•SAT - SIJN 9PM-1:30AM OPSN DAILY 11AM TILt p MFSI A SAT Ill SN p $09 French Ave. (Hi way 17-92) Sanford " U ii's 323 cuss Asso<iafe ______ I 1182 illOLEANDER investment potential, well maintained older 2 Owner has priced this well kept) yr. POOL HOME in cOvnly west of Sanford. Owner out of stale, needs Story home in downtown Sanford old 3 BR. for test sale Equipped to se-li $ 36.000 Large wooded lot, really a 2 in one kitchen, with breakfast bar, utility home Upstairs has separate room, 2 bathS, living & dining, paneled family room, that PIPIECREST-.- Newly painted, cozy kitchen, bath and its own en BR. I bath home near elemen trance Zoned CC 2 126.900 overlooks a large yard with citrus tiry %(hflQl trees Quiet area, close to 600 OAK- Downtown Sanford on a everything $31.500 373 0210 ______________________________ large corner tot- statelyWm. H. Stemper-Realtor spacious with I working 73% Year End Special fireplaces A nicer 32 for lust $77,500 [vet 377 1196. 372 1164. 322 1954 "Get Ern While 24-Busi Wed &Sun Its m.liljp,m Limit 3 FRU SWAP D,,,s 327 717 1 Broker 1 OR, turn. apt , light I, water turn Mature adults No pets, s95 322 2796 alter I wk days Glass Boat & Manufacturing JIMMY 'D' HORN + Tax F a mous For 04 Taste IUMOAYSPA.M,.SpM JOHN SAULS AGENCY Furn or working Conditions. Send complete resume to Mr. Mike Kelly, Personnel Director, Arrow US HWY 1742. DBBARY Feature Good Every Day Except L 3 OR, I bath, CCrpetpd and CA. kitchen equipped nice large lot Can assume mortgage No qualifying Very Small down Payment Monthly Payment on n'cirlg,5g, $15797 needs persons experienced in building mockups and fabrication of glass molds for runabout and fishing boats. GREEN LANTERN SPECIAL and REAL NICE HOME _________ , _____ '---------'-----------.--------__ LONGW000-- Approx. ', acre lot, 3 OR, 2 bath home, 33 It kidney shaped pool. cent H&A, screened porch PLUS cement block duplex. 3 BR each side. Bobby Greene, Realtor, 6250333. - 83 2 pieces hQiIey'dipp.d tried Home For The Holidays One Rufu's NEW Chicken, , 107W Commercial Phone 372 1881. Sanford _ )'O( R 111 . ,11L 17£ 1Cf.'c1" -w SELL (Iirrece_ 201 Commercial in $I? at 6:07 p.m. FSI' on Saturday, 5, says CBS Re- 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS (" and * Sanford Ave. Phone )n 7411 promptly 4 6 CBS NEWS (7:30 am, O 4. local riewc.I . He said that series, which will get first crack at it, then night, LOCAL 12 WHAT'S HAPPENINGI 6 55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (local news a! 725 and 8 hove mystery show, CBS affiliates Radio Adventure Theater," and _____________ GARNETT WHITE drapes, adults, from 11 50 7015 series he added. As with the It's called the "General Mills --- JuSt about everything for Christmas OilIng can be found in the Want Ads' JOHN KR IDE P. ASSOC id un it 11 ll 6 54 23RD CENTURY. The only thino you can't in this perfect world of total 1)Ieosure your 30th birthday. Di wi run Just under an hour each CBS say's now airs on 220 sta- other stations. 6.45 ILIIPPII Is 10 Duplexes - Reg Peal Estate Broker i th February. 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR 4 W. of 12 LIVING WORDS '.wa( ". A,' W 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6* FR.AJ1 CARLTO9'I EX. ERCISE SHOW 7' LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 6:U . I IATI't W=101`14" FTU ' Metal Shed, red barn type, Ix tO'. 1300 S079 any time EAECUT 'v c HOME is beautiful Overlooking Lake Monroe- 2 BR. 2 Wilson Place Six miles west i4 Story, on 1 acre $39,600 Jenny downtown Santord. Lovely one Clark Realty, 3221598 year old. 1 bedroom, 31.-'; bath home on generous pool oriented lot Longwood New nettled under huge oaks. Loads of cabinets in 18' x 17' kitchen, NO SUB-DIVISION fireplace in family room, brick ,srid tile gas grill on 34*12' porch. Th gracious foyer separates the C intercom, central vacuum system, formal living and dining room 7 central heating and air con from the Iaml, living area This dilioning units. Please call for Split Ion I OR is pool planned and appointment Florida designed A large lot and Sparkling new home for only VERY CLEAN 7 BR older home, 538.900 ' cto5 to downtown, churches and shopping inctudes separate e'f CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR Icency apartment or workshop 8)0 Hwy 134, Longwcd 5101100 53) 8227 RN Real Estate Broker 2.)t S Sanford Ave 3210759 eveS 377 7643 ___________ that would appeal to children tions, 190 of them CBS aff l18Help Wanted ..ainter Springs 3 Radio, which in January 1973 broadcast at time they could iates,jsfed thestatjonsat 1007 ' conditon, mn leased moS 1251 mo No pets Near school 377 03 31 began giving e nation e sev- listen to it," ggs sa . p.m. EST, an hour most Lots Need extra money' Can you work a en rnght.s-a.week "CBS Radio Couple of hours in the evening 3 & 3 OR houses, central air & heat. "We've found we've had a lot theoretically are abed. Call 373 5542 Mystery Theater," has a new fenced yard 322 31IS3 CBS hopes to get at least the ________________________ complaints because 'Mystery Saturday-Sunday ear offering Theater in many markets is on same number of stations carryI & 2 OR Apis ,exceilent location. all coming up the first week In too late for yo gsters to hear Ing the new weekend adventure electric kitchens, A C. carpeted, th Lake Monroe- 2 " 3 B'. j ; bath, pool. 575.000 JENNY CLARK, Realty, REALTOR, 322 * 41-Houses ___________________________ BATEMAN REALTY 41-Houses Unfurn, Wooded. Home size lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE las 3721 _______ 31-Apartments FurnsshcJ -- - _______________ LOS ANGELES (AP) - 4 KUTANA Adults 2.00. Kids 1.2.5 Real btate - 41-Houses ' CRANK CON - ST REALTY REALTORS 5)06061 Eves 32) 3819 _____________________ - PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS (Wed) D8CC PROFILES IN 7:30 TINY TIM9 I OvlEDO . . . ( Tueg I PICTURE OF HEALTH Unrvefsjty of Florida * - RU Du L C F:014 QUICK SALE VA Repossession, 7 A' 0 , 3 BR, I bath. Lake Avenue, 3 BR, I', bath, new COUNTY fern rm , c'p"il heat, air unit, carpets, family room, fenced dishwasher Owner holding, corner lot, $200 down, 1)59.15 $16 500 month 5i APP. 31.0 Ms . %21,000 . WANT TO SEE A WONDER A WORK' Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do. Educations. Child Care for as tow as t yourselfers. 130 Marilyn's 99 52. weekly if you qualify. 373 $421 Very nice I OR. turn apt Secretarial Service, Ocata. 90,4 "V 373 $435 all utilities md $140 nio 732 $773 Notary. Marriages_______ ________ 373 4762 Performed Things to Eat ________ Campe r trailer for rent. 71'. lvii bath, twin beds. Heat. air 372 ' ' P4AVhL ORANGES 5752 New Electronic Sensor Perm & 2102 French Ave. Sanford Beauty Care Products, Towers MONTHLY RENTALS 322 3472 Beauty Salon, SIP E lst,.3fl.5712, AVAILABLE --Pennsylvania Golden Delicious & Color Tv, air Cond Maid Spry DIVORCE FORMS QUALITY INN NORTH Staymon Apples, 322203) 113 W. For ire*In. " formation write to. Box 791, I 4& SR 13.1, Longwood 13th St :Pompano, FIa, 33061 Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 NAVEL ORAN'ES,$2 So Bu. edroOms, 1135 to $135 month 3720362 or Adults, Phone 372 1110 '*,, 372 4733 Pendants- Star and heart shape, 14 50 and up Gwaltney Jewelers, 31A-Duplexes 11-Instructions oi s Pjrk Ave Wow * 1598 SANFORD *2 BR.. turn cabana, Por ch, l,ed r, yard Adults only No pets 373 0555 after i Dead bolt Lock &---Child For families or friends of problem ,--------. . drinkers. For further information call 473 1.5*7 Responsible baby sitting, day or night on occasional basis or write Reasonable. References it Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. desired Jennie Kline, 3720791. Box 533, Sinford, Fla. 37771. MARCUS WELBY MD Preempted Wed. only. Morning 4-personals ...- - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON 4 6 6* CBS NEWS 2 (Men) WITH THIS RINFJ ON STAGE-IN PERSON ... - 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 11 55 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 r - 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 SOMERSET 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 11 50 Friday _________________________ Connors (Wed David Jaossen, Hobo Gurley Brown (ssC mi and the Sunshine nd, Redd Foxx (Fn) By City Nancy waiiwr. _I Kugiian 9 DON HO SHOW (Wed) EVERYWOMAN (Fn) LOOK UP AND LIVE FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES 1100 12 WHEEL OF FOR- U F enced Patio Color co ordinated Kitchen & Appliances - 400 2 IRONSIDE (A) 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND 6 MERV GRIFFIN (Men) Guy Marks, Kist Russell, Tim Ma:hoson (Tuos I Ohio Players, Fred Astaire. Mike 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Sanford. Florida 32771 SEARS telephones will be open every night 'till thru Dec. 22 Two days delivery 322 1771. * - 41-Houses SR - furn'shed V40 Ka?ie' Wekiva Landing, 322 1410 Shag Carpeting "Energy Efficient" Air Con ___________ _ ______________________ ditioning Package ---------._-..FuIICircie Insulation & Sound. .' ----______ Proofing )Card of Thanks ______ 4-Personals No One living above or below you _________ - . Full-time Resident Se rv Ic The family of Marian B Powell ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call ToIl Directors, wishes to thank their friends for Free. 62* 1277 for "WE Care", Models open 10 a m iii 6 m Daily the many words & acts of sym Adults & Teens. Come see us or call pathy at the lime of their FACED WITHADRIP4XING breavement Mother. Ruth 323.3301 PROBLEM Nathan & Children .. ____ Perhaps AlcoholiC Anonymous Can Help DeBARY- Large, lovely I BR. air, 4A-Public Notices Call 473 43*? . Ideal for rif red near stores -_ . Write ' o Box 1213 persons 321 05*0, Ml 641$ 6 MATCH GAME '76 AND 2 12 S (A) e1Forreslersta,Mraies ol gangland style executions, a new police coiTri'vssao-or puts a tough ex-cz,p back on force to u'thftrate a ot4) of renegade policemen taking law into therr yj - 34-Wtobile Homes ________ Furnished studios, unfurnished 1 & 2 bedroom units Your new home features: unday - Noon Fr iday 15 1000 Brand new, sparkling with Charm S 9 GENERAL HOSPI'TAI,, 30 4 BEWITCHED 9.30 6* 700 CLUB STARS FOR Ck'tL,Lsw Gt IDEAS! -- Noon The DogBefore PubllcQtion 300 2 12 'ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 6* THE FLINISTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE Colbert. Warren Williams (W) 1934 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County choo1 System. until 3 p m - - Abundant Storage Space 2 12 THE THE 3301 S. Sanford Ave. DEADLINES 2 Way OS Au 600 4 (P.&mn) CAMERA ThREE (Tues) MAGAZINE FOUR 9 STREETS oFS.A,NFRAJ4. CISCO A shy and lonely girt, SObkir lobe noticed, falsely ru or (BaW) 1938, (Wed.) "The RATES 50-Mscellaneous for Sale i 41-Houses $ FOLLOW 41c a line 1 thru 5 times 3 Ic a line thru 25 limes 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 24c a line 26 times MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9Noon 3 Lines Minimum _________________________________ • 130 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 520,000 PYRAMID (ues) "That Certain Ago." Deanna Durbin, jj c- RENTING it Sanford Court HOURS 6 NEWS 9 RY.'N'SHOPE 9: MOVIE: (Mon.) "t.. quorado" Cliff Robertson. Jack Haw4uns British tgs. 4 CBS LATE MOVIE 'Ko 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 2 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW. 30 2' 12 TONIGHT Once an Eagle, Premiere Evening Herald, Sanford, Apartments 100 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU assignment--the swvathop 900 2 12 BEST SELLERS 322-2611 NOW 2 12 NBC NEWS 900 7' MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN OrlQndo- Wlnter Pcuk 1255 830 6*' COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 LILtAS, YOGA AM) YOU 11 00 2' 4 6 9 12' NEWS 6* WiLD, WILD WEST ADS Seminole 17 MARCUS WELBY, M D PORT 7 CONSUMER SuRvIv,j KIT 830 9 WELCOME BACK. KOT TER A new student teacher 71 zoom 9 ABC NEWS - County Schoo4System 6* NEWS 24 STRAUSS FAMILY Story of the musical JsicaI Strauss family of Vienna. who the waltz ktngs"(R) 9 ALL MY CHILDREN VISION Lfritii 330 p m Duval 24 SOUNOSTAGE' 'Herbe go Crusade 6 9 12 NEWS Rectal Foss Mother lover 12 BILLY GRAHAM San De- ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 DI MENSIONS IN cu. lURE 2 4 7 IN SCHOOL 1ELE- Brown 600 2 6M n:ersass Frosty, Dennis Day as parson Evening 30-Apartments UrlfurnisW 1 LISTINGS - ' i'IUC,HE't' EQUIPMEIII Lite Clearing. Mowing. Disc.r Fill Dir?. Clay. Rock. Sand. a,acttrio, Loader Ph 3775521 WELLSDRILLEO.FUMP5, ' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes 'he repair and Service STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 11)7W Ind St [To List Your Business,.,DjcI322-261] or 32256.32 831-9993J �I '- p 65—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 2, 1976 69th Year, No. 90—Friday, December 3. 1976 _________ N Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents p'.: I ss ness At 8.1YC ; Economy Still Drags JoDIe • I7" N, -- El WASHINGTON (AP) - taking effect this month were Unemployment jumped to its not included in the November highest level in 11 months in figures. They will be reflected November, rising from 7.9 to 8.1 In the December report, pub ub-per cent, while wholesale prices lished next month. percent,whllewholesaleprlces Posted their third big conNot all the news in the job secutive monthly increase, the report was bad. The Labor Deegovernment said today. partment said employment The double-dose of economic news from the Labor Depart- rose last month as the labor force expanded sharply nient provided fresh evidence of a sluggish economy and following several months of stability. S rong inflationary pressures. Total employment increased The rise in unemployment heightened the likelihood that by mure thso 350,0W 41 NovemPresident-elect Jimmy Carter ber to a new high of 88.1 mill'ion. Since the March, IW5, rewill push for tax cuts and other cession low. the total number of measures to boost the economy Americans at work has risen by early rion in the newadminls. four million I-Of ,• . . . , -000 1010 771 V4 r - r — Most of the200,000-increasem Cartir has said he ill con — sider recommending a tax cut the number of unemployed or increased government workers last month occurred spending aimed at creating jobs among adult men, whose jobV to get the economy moving if less rate edged up from 6.3 to . = highest point o the slowdown continues much 6.5 per cent, / the ear. lunger. In the three weeks f, _________________________.. he sd that, there has been The increases in both em, ' — little evidence that the slow. ployment . . . may recommend tax cut. and unemployment ir down is over, resulted from a sharp growth in jobs and those actively seeking per cent last month, while the Th. I.ilr flnirtmnt said .1,... I..k... t.._.. .L_L IaJI LU[CC, WEUCfl in- JOOS. rate for teenagers remained 200.000 more Americans joined creased in November by 560,000 Employment has been stuck unchanged at 19 per cent. the jobless rolls in November, to 95.9 million, on a plateau since July after Meanwhile, the director of raising the total to 7.8 million. The unemployment rate is the rising rapidly earlier in the re- the Congressional Budget The unemployment rate, at 8.1 percentage of the'labor force covery from the recession. Office warned that Congress per cent, was the highest level that is out of work. The labor The unemployment rate for must pay the price of higher this year and the peak since last force is the total of those with women edged up from 7.6 to 7.7 inflation and a larger budget. Donnie Manlredo, 1, checks out the bell on trail) Float under construction at A December when it stood at 8.3 r cent. (Child's World, a Sanford daveare center. Float will appear It) Sanford Christmas per Since last spring the economy parade, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday. Donnie IS the sort III [)oil and ENGINEER been growing barely fast Donna \lanfredo, of Sanford. Map of parade route, Page 4-:1. p enough to provide join for new entrants in the labor force, and the unemployment rate grauually has increased from last May when it reached a post-rece&sion low of 7.3 per cent •. The spirit of Marlboro L. tar ci rette, flI si iIaI in -- )fr BUDDING . Wall * •. ., — ;,• '%! f.'. r1i1 - -: IJjIflhiffiiUWIi ) 4 1IpI -- "A t — --- __ - PIN ... : \.• 4 General Dynamics .._1: - ltfIarlb urn LIGHTS Vance To Replace Kissinger economy along with rising prices could complicate things PlAINS. Ga. iAlli -- 'rus Vance, 59, held a variety of Pentagon He resigned the Pen- for Corter as he tries to devise It.. Vance, who servedLynLynposts under Presidents Kenne-. tagon jot' in 1965. ways of stimulating the growth don Johnson's world-traveling dv and Johnson and was a Johnson often used Vance as without further kindling introubleshooter and tried tiflSUc'ranking foreign policy adviser a world-roving troubleshooter. flatiun. cessfully to negotiate an end to . to Carter during the president- Assignments frouhnson sent m .t Higher prices for natural gas, the Vietnam war in 1968, is the ' elect's campaign for the White Vance to the Mediterranean other fuels and energy products man Jimmy Carter has si'house, during Greek-Turkish disputes led a six-tenths of a per cent lectedto replace Henry A. Kis. A native of Clarksburg, W. over Cyprus, to South Vietnam increaseinthe Wholesale Price -f singer as secretary of state. Va., Vance was a Navy officer at the time the war there was Index last month. The Novem. sources say. . and isa lawyer. Ile took tijsfirst escalating, to the Dominican her rise equaled October's inCarter declined today to con. . government assignment in 1957 Republic during that country's crease and followed a rise of firm the selection but said he . a a special counsel to a Senate 1965 civil war, to Panama anaa dur- iurit.'-tenths of a per cent in Sepwasn't denying the choice . subcommittee headed by Sen. ing the 1964 Canal Zone riots tember. would be Vance l,yndnn Johnson. and to South Korea in 1968 to Farm prices dropped for the second consecutive month, Cyrus Vance or an',one else at Ientratingo far onthe national named Vance in 1961 as Defense ing threats from North Korea. down five-tenths of a per cent, this point," he said in an inter- securit area, including the Department general counsel Johnson then named Vance. but it wasn't enough to offset an view on the NB('-TV "Today" State Department, the Penta- and he later became Kennedy's along with Averell Harriman, eight-tenths of a per cent rise in show. gun and the National Security secretary of the Army. Under as part of the first negotiating industrial prices. lie was expected to announce Ctuncil Johnson, Vance was elevated in team sent to Paris fur peace the Vance appointment at a Industrial prices, which play the lie also mentioned the Treas- 1964 to deputy defense talks with North Vietnam in a much larger role in dete'nninnews conference later in the ur y an early priority, secretary, the No. 2 post in the 196g69. ing the over-all rate of inflation day. It will be his first Cabinet "1 think that by Christmas I than do farm and food prices, appointment. would have the Cabinet fairly have been accelerating since , Carter said he would .ui- well identified," he said. -June. nounce two appointments at the Vance. currently a New York Over the past year, wholesale news conference. The second i.s lawyer. was a house guest at prices have risen 42 per cent. expected to be that of Atlanta the Carter home here earlier However, rising wholeslae banker Thomas Bertram Lance this week, and the visit stirred prices have not yet been fully as his budget director speculation that Vance would reflected at the retail level, The President-elect said he be muiied either secretary of Price increases for basic expects to complete' tnu..'t of his .stte or secretary of defeibe steel and aiwTiinwll products Cabinet choices by Christmas. The nomination is subject to 1k said he has been con- Senate confirmation. In CB Theft Case I ' LOWERED TAR & NICOTINE Jt -Witness Pertojury Eyed BOB l.lAñ'l) Lighter in taste. Lower in tar. And still offers up the same quality that has made Marlboro famous. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 13mg: 'tar ' 0.8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Report Apr:76 0 Circwt Court Judge A. J Hoseinann Jr. has ordered transcripts made immediately of testimony by three witnesses in a trial Thursday in which an Altamonte Springs youth was found guilty of three counts of auto burglary, one count of t'rand larceny and two counts f tty larceny in connection with CU radio thefts. Hoseniann ordered the transcripts of testimony by Leslie Lee Swift, Clifford Hall and Kenny McKinney after Assistant State Atty. Claude Van hook requested them hinting that they may be used in a possible perjury' inestigation The court ordered Daniel Morris Swift, 19, of 1314 E. Notre Dm Dr., Altamontec held in jail pending Springs, Sentencing on the convictions, Swift Is scheduled for sen- (t-nuing.fan by another parked auto. judge on November convictions McKinney, 18, who said he of auto burglary and grand earlier pleaded guilty to the larceny in connection with a CB thefts while a juvenile, testified theft that he alone broke Into cars (luring the two-day trial Van with a coathanger and stole the hook charged that witnesses CBs, had changed their testimony A trial story in Thursday's from earlier sworn statements, edition incorrectly stated that Hall, who lives across the DanlelSwift was one of a group street from Swift, testified that of youths arrested July 9 at it he had earlier :niphcated — Daniel Swift, in the theft of 12 CBs from parked autos July at homes in the Spring Oaks subdisision because he was mad at one of Swift's brothers. 4A 1k told the jury that now he Around The Clock 6-11 doesn 't want to get anyone in Bridge ('omit's 6-11 trouble. 6-B hail said he didn't want to Crossword 4-A explain his inconsistent Editorial h-H statements to the jury on Dear Abby l)r. Lamb 6-13 Wednesday. 6-B Leslie Lee Swift, 24, testified horoscope that his brother, Daniel, said Hospital &A S-A the night of the CB thefts that he Obituaries 6-7-A wanted no part of the "uncool" Sports 4-13 incidents and returned to a Television .. CB Shop ill ,i,.'ullni I police said the 12 ta were offered for sale Harold Kell) Sift sr U.' defendant's father, said t:d,i that Daniel was home in bed when the other youths we're arrested at the shop lie termed his son's circuit court trial 'a raw deal" and said a new trial will be sought 8-9Toda y Weather lB SHOPPING 8 By NORM OSIIRIN Herald Editor About 100 workers are being laid off from the Sanford and Ingwood plants of the General Dynamics Corp., it was confirmed today. "Business is deteriorating;' conceded company spokesman Richard Giovannini. 'We have a declining business base." Although refusing to elaborate on the extent of that "declining business base," Giovannini did indicate that "the great majority" of the company's contract work in its Electronics Division in Seminole County is with the federal government. The division, he said, produces such "military hardware" as small radar units and sate!!!!!.-related products. The facilities in Sanford and Longwood employ about 600 - with the 10(-reductiun coming from both plant sites, according to Giovannini. The process, he sass, is exoected - to be completed by the first of the year. Giovannini, manager of industrial relations for General Dynamics, Electronic Division, was vague as to particulars of the layoff and its reasons. "how much government work is involved" he was asked. "Can't comment on that," he replied. "how much business does the company do"" he was asked. "Can't comment on that, Workers he repeated. Giovannini said the layoff process began a couple of months ago. He was vague about future prospects for the company here in Seminole - refusing to rule out the eventual closing of the sites. "We're continually reviewing the business picture," he said. C.J. Jameson, local manager of General Dynamics Electronic Division, was unavailable for comment. The General Dynamics Electronic Division in Sanford and Longwood, has been here 10 years and is a division of General Dynamics Corp.. headquartered in St. Louis. The company 's Electronic Division is headquartered in San Diego. Besides the Electronic Division in Seminole County, General Dynamics also has a sister division - Stromberg-CarLson in Sanford. of electronic telephone switclung equipment for about 1200 independent •.,a....a. __.__. . . .'.. uparnes in inc united states. Home office is in Rochester, N.Y. Joseph G. Hartwig, manager of industrial relations for Strom berg-Carlson here, indicateti that the personnel changes at General Dynamics "wouldn't have any effect on our operations here. "They deal mostly with government contracts, we don't." he explained. The Strom berg-Carlson facility employs between 3O and TOO, according to Hartwig. fA JDs Handled With Kid Gloves? 3 Herald Staff Writer Axing 100 DAYS fiji TAI.LAIIASSEE 'APi — Florida's procedures for dealing with juvenile delinquents are fading to salficiently punish the iiiost serious offenders and are in need of a major overhaul, the chairman of the Senate 1w hciary-Crtminal Committee says. Sun Edgar Dunn, U-Daytona Beach, said Thursday that (tie system "just isn 't working," and that very serious offenders, 15 per cent of the total, should be treated more like adults, "The average time a juvenile is sentenced for currently is seven months," Dunn said, "If you are dealing with a youngster who has committed his third armed robbery, that just dot work No wonder we've got problems." Dunn said the state needs a process to make it easier to handle the serious offenders like adults. A state attorney can now file a petition in circuit court to try sorae'or,e urderl8as an adult. However, Dunn said the hearing process was cumbersome and expensive and that many slate attorneys do not make much use of it, lie said the attorneys should be given the power to determine whether to charge someone as an adult, "We're not trying to change things for the bulk of juvenile cases that are not serious offenders," Dunn said. "But the seriow, cases are every bit as great a threat to society as an adult offender and we currently are not dealing effectively with them." The legislature for the past two years has considered proposals to give state attorneys more Latitude in dealing with juvenile offenders but no major changes have been approved. Dunn also said his committee would hold special hearings on the matter and seek information from many sources, including the juvenile justice committee of the Florida Bar, before reporting out a bill. 'We' don't intend to come up with a change that is as dramatic asth,is until we study it 'very carefully and give everybody the olcortunitv to m'.h(y it," Dunn said. - I i.ee't;_ 1t ,v'•.*i.i_. ' ,.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 02, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 02, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Tuesday, Nov. 30, 197 MYER'S RUM WP. REFUND i*a.iic* $300 IMPORTI1 Ron WITH PURCHASE Of 3 QUARTS DELUXE I, CANADIAN BOND "IT'S 4 YRS BETTER" 10 YR. I SCOTCH 79 I- p SCOTCI 30TS.14 95 PER I (Alilu, MIX ANY 12Q15. 58.954 UIkJ t: RT GIFT ED WRAPP NO " OT. ABC 6 YR. 860 BRB SOUTH CITY LIMITS COCKTAIL LOUNGE LONGWOODPACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 OPEN CASSELBERRYSUNDAY JIMlt4i BEAM BRB - - 4 9701F1W1AP QT NOEXTRA j CANADIAN r SAXONY LONDON DRY OLD STANLEY 8 YR. . 4 49 49.95 5TH cAst CS 24 CS SCHAEFER BOTS. 4.99 SGA LIGHT t 2412 Z CANS 2412 PETER HAND LITE 5.99 02 CAllS , 2412 PEARL BEER 5.ii o CANS r 2412 LUCKY LAGER 5.i9 02 CANS 2412 TUBORG BEER 5.99 at c*as - THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY - .114:1'1 11:1 flAil! i __ __ GOLD SEAL ____ ___________ AME NAPOLEON BRANDY JACQUIN - FRANCE CANADIAN TOMSIMS SUNSET 4 YR. CANADIAN I_v.1.,. ' TOM SIMS I ( -- .'- PREMIUM 860 Zj"I 8 YR KY BRB . MIX ANY 12 QTS. 549 r 00 61.95 QT.. 01 I 9 CRYSTAL CLEAR _______________ 'AG ICE CASE FINE WINE STANLEY KY. VODKA 86 80 CANADIAN 599 GRANT'S 1O YR* V.O. I 8 YR. 749 SCOTCH QT. BARTON KY BRB SUNRISE TNI TEQUILA 011111*1 ABC 8 YR. 86 SCOTCH It's eight & it's great 940 GIN 140 REDUCTION IN PROOF _____ ______ HtXTWLI MEXICANA WHITE OR g_?± TEQUILA GOLD _1.JJ, MJX ANY HOLLAND HOUSE 59.75 99 40T.. BENEDICTINE & BRANO'V 8.99 2301 AMARIllO JACQUIN 4,99 . Of SABLE VANDIRMINT 1 JAcu' VSOP COGNAC w,ct 1.99 IH -. KAH(UA 1.99 2302 LOCH A MOOR ii OMlulul 1.99 5TH __________ AMAR(TTO.MENTHE CACAO BANANA ANISET1EBIACKB( RRY 99 PEPP SCHNAPPS SLOE "S OT GIN TRIPLE SEC DOMAINE CHAMPAGNE CRYSTAL I MIXERS 99cjG1_0 LASSES • YOU COttIRS • W141$IJT JoUh C FlU COU.QA • OAtOUIII .OIOIUNIO*tO 1AAGI $OI I• - CUBES 69 _ _________________ I •I AMAAITTO • VP. TM WINE 599 OT. - LONDON TOWER QT. GERMAN.ITALIRN By ED PIUCKETT Herald Staff Writer Tuesday night approved water Lnd sewer rate hikes for about 2,000 customers hitting some homes with up to 127 per cent S - increases. All customers affected live In South Seminole County and are tied into two utilities - Indian Hills and Consumers purchased last year by the county. The purchase price was $2.4-million. The new prices which were protested vocally by about 10 citizens are scheduled to go into effect Dec 10. The average monthly bill, according to county officials, will Increase from We ED KY. BLEND IMPERIAL FTWRAP BLEND NO EXTRA COST - HARWOOD ML!MR. ED. KY. BOURBON KeD YR. BLEND I ,i ABC If 4I 749 0T. . 2412 w . __ QUEEN ANNE TEMIERS SCOTCH.. OLD FLORIDA "Lrflfliu"7 HT SCOTCH M LI % R TEACHER'S k! MIX ANY 3I2QTS. SCOTCH 60T. 86° Proof 40% KY. - DEVONSHIRE I -I STANLEY 860 SCOTCH SCOTCH 8 CHEVY ROYALE SCOTCH _____ ______ _________ _____ KY. BOURBON 100% ALL MALT VODKA pç 99 11300 C 1U QT. ASE IT COSTS A QIFIW NO EXTRA LIT LIE MORE BUT YOU ARE COST WORTH IT MADE BY GLENLlVii ____ $8.30 lIAR WOQO CAN A DIA .-4.69QT. QUAIL CREEK 7 YR KY BRB SAXONY 86° WHITE LABEL KY BOURBON mlin 99 5TH ah CANADIAN LIEBFRAUMILCH '75 Y1WTAl. GIlMAN 99 BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH 5TH 65.8d GORDON'S GIN 5TH 49 95 JACK DANIELS BLACK 5TH 1195 GRANT'S •YR SCOTCH 5TH 6995 .. 1I (Herald Photo by Rick With) UPEN FLAMES IIE1.I0 IIE1VF NURSERY ON OSTEEN ROAD Seminole Sh ivers, 3ut Crol3s Flourish I II v2 PRICE SAU VINEYARDS Sickt-stiani (ST. 1825 5TH 5TH 23 OZ • 2*02 SOROIAUs J.99 PATRON mia ON *"III LIEBFRAUMILCH 2.99 % SANGRIA MOULIN ROUGE 249 • MOSELBUJMCHEN ANJOU ROSE '14 VINT 299 : CHAMPAGNE SPANIS14 . oso ooio CHENIN BLANC 1 2.29 • MT. ROSE, BURGUNDY 1.19 - '•-. - c.Qto COTES DU RHONE 73 VIN 2.99 • 8ERNWJtSTELER 329 -. BURGUNDY 2.19 BRUT. PINK. LX. DRY SILVANER RIESLING 2.29 299 • PIESPORTER MICHELBERG MEDOC 13 VINT 329 LAMBRUSCO CHABLIS 2... COLD DUCK. NY. STATE 2.19 CHIANTI • JOHANNISBERGER BEAUJOLAIS 14 VINT. 3.49 3 49 2.29 • ZINFANOR ITALIAN u siu,* SPUMANTE Ii _______ 2.29 _____ 349 • ZELLER SCHWARZE KATZ GRAVES '74 VINT 3 49 SPK. BURGUNDY GAMAY BEAUJOLAIS 2.69 • GREEN HUNGARIAN 2 29' CHIANTI ...__,J ST EMILION 73 VINT 3 49 • LAMBRUSCO 2,69 2.69 • PINOT CHARDONNAY BARBERA ' 3.09 3 t.iiti ___ 11 ITALIAN. MICNILA$GILO 499 • BARDOLINO POUILLY FUISSE 13 VIN 299 • CABERNET SAUVIGNON 3.49 PINOT NOIR RUBY-PORT. PORT 111 29 SAUTERNE '73 VINT 4.99 • SUAVE 2 99 MIX ANY 3.09 CABERNET SAUVIGNON !_2 TAWNY PORT 149 _______ SWEET s-i-i CHATEAUNEUF 13 VINT 5.99 • VALPOLICELLA 299 12 GEWURTZTRAMINER 3.09 PINOT NOIRCHARDONNAY /7 GAL. so UiMs Fowrne 9.95 • MAGNUM LAMBRUSCO POMMARD '13 VINT. 1711 499 2401. ON CRY VERMOUTH 1.69 (UNDER $2 PER 5TH IN 'I: GAL.) 4•99 CHAMPAGNE LITiA'.'AI:IIiicjp,j Trrp' T JI:Il .11;Iir irri1'\i -, 1:1i':i14I m&"Ar11-iiL_ , BLANCOEBLANC . JABOULET- VERG!ER'RF t''ssII SI, AFA ALL ME BELOW BOtILED IN CALIF IN i'dNERY l'fl'. --SEBASTIANI 199 . 01 SHERRY-CREAM ShERRY FINE FRENCH WINE is oz MT WHIT! CHAlLIS CAM I 1 2 YIN CHAT LATIF PC 79C.. (fl ".''c 1749 1101 2 15.95 399 A BC PINK CHAIUS . MT SURGUNOT "., COCKTAIL SHERRY CAll 25T11 BEAUJOLAIS GARELLE '14 ,RCUNOY NOSE CASE 3 MT loll SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 3q49 ui. SAUTERNE CHIANTI CLARET 199 :. ': GAlLON OF 4 ) 2 BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGES '14 3.99 CHABLIS NATURE POM8A[ ROSE PORTUGAL ABC 2 229 PORT • SIll IRT DEL CO NT! •URGU*OY 15 75 ST. AMOUR BEAUJOLAIS '74 CIUBLISCASE 4 99 '"P' 12 YIN CHAT LASCOMBIS WUuA U S WWITI PONT • usc 1 ¶fl 7402 99 CHIANTI PINK CHARUS 4.1 9 CMV 0* CRIAM S141M*v CHABDONNAY FLEURIE BEAUJOLAIS '14 2 79 5 49 SAUTERNE YIN ROSE AMRASSAOOR VERMOUTH OF 4 GALLON 159 CHABLIS '14 PORT SHERRY GOLD SEAL 4 99 PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY OtII% £%I ', II 19.95 SUNGUHOT ROIL CASt 3•79 ABC PONT JOHANNISBERG RIESLING 2" 11$ " PINOT CHARDONNAY '74 CMAM OR DRY SHERRY II 5% CASE 4.99 3.49 CARDOLU DRY VERMOuTH 239 lot MUSCATIL OF 4 GALLON :PAlU5 L.ABRUSCO ................1 POUILLY FUISSE '74 BLUE LABEL LIIBTRAUYIICH I*-'.' ABC 229 ., f ,99 IUNGUNOYWIERONI • 'IUNGUNOT cast 2.29 16.95 IIS8OA ROSE BURGUNDY NATURAL 23'Th GUAS Ti CHIANTI CLARET RHINE 199 ,,, CHATEAUNEUF DU PAPE '14 . •111051 i)%Ø 4.99 VIJIROU$AuflMf CASE 4.29 11 CHAT RIPIAU " Iv.,, 499 YINOOAPRJ.*.ZO COTES OU RHONE '13 MADEIRA .................2 '5TH OF 4 GALLON ALMADEN 2.6! • 0' CMAAM SURGUNOT "All 14 1(LL(R SCHWARZE KATZ 22.95 349 III: I ciusts FRERE JACQUES INtO WHIt! POsh 2 49 SAtITIMMI 71 5% 389 CATAWBA-rum l"snt SEBASTIAN TDRRES ROSAOO CASE 5.99 ,. o, 194 NUNGUNOT GRINACHE ROIL VOSNE ROMANEE '13 5,99 OF 4 GALLON SAUTERNE - RHINE . ROSE 119 5TH GOLD SEAL 72 CHAT CADILLAC 21060201441 399 z.• SNt*ATCOCMTAit PULIGNY MONTRACHET '73 21 95 6.99 ON CNL&M SHINNY 3.99 I 13 CHAT IIM8EALEV TRIO - 3/SPLITS_CHAMPAGNE s''' 399 3" CASE ALMADEN UT CIEAIUS PORT TAWNY MOULIN A VENT $IAIUOL,sj5;4 FULL 4,99 MY BURGUNDY CUALT-WJTIRN I ON NUll PORT OF 4 2315 ½ GAL GALLON I 13 CHAT PALMER 799 14 101 WINELOVERS DELIGHT COMARAIN POMMARD '70 EUROPEAN HOLIDAY SAMPLE to BEAUTIFUL 8.99 SEBASTIANI CALIFORNIA TASTERS ___________________________________ ________________________ FRENCH MINISAMpUR VV I N E 3495 49.95 25.. K I J AFA 9.95 DANI5II WINE SELECTION GIFT BASKETS 12.95 bo*nes of puputat w'nes in a be*utIuI "10m II,wIc (;-,any Spain Porti, aI and TRIMMED IN LEATHER Italy STdt(t.o sth as P.masin C,eam i.at,, u•m.n,d w.clef baskei S.-t,bun fl A gowen lVesuse of ii imporlid Eu,op.jn hom one 04 CjI.fotn,a S fsndv vinovatdi •. odes wines atjth a; i V Beau1uta.s Bar She,r, IM'jio Au Spumanti R.h half bottles (Reds WTi,ies conies a sI.cl.o.-t of iit half botik* of (hl.% Grav R,h 1,11.v Schwa,,,, tat, & Spatlese & other; in a Larg. Sehastan, C,esn Hunga,ian Von Ro,i eWec.afly saI.t.d lo, the d'scri.mnatn 9 S IT GIFT Chb4, CP'umn Blanc R Zr'Jand.I TPw & kathr, tflnitflt'tl vv'kp, b,nL.l Beccaro l.antbousco taller Colodully decorated wilh a bow & s &11 "bbon edy Io. IhØ ho4jay sufTtOsle i-4. P IC G S '° AMERICAS FAVORITES EUROPEAN TWINS RHONE VALLEY CRADLE WITH TRIPLE PLEASURE OUR 6.95 _____________ DOMAINE DE UNCLOSE CHOICE! F,om F,jn, Ond Germany S "XJI 0Pl1 9.95 IbQT.Cy S.bastiani Burgundy mrw gs come itie finest 74 KIJAFA 4 , ' - ' ''•/, and Ch.nin Blanc. .o e•95 wines to, A4'y occas.on or in Jboili V.IChetIS; 9 5 m GIFT BOX An ea4ten selection Ga,eIIe 4 o Bacchus MoimItp4umch Thi b.g vobui red wine from tha R1.300I-QT. t , - - -. ' 74 u, bontes .i Iieaut,fut !I(4d bOil TO lr(ti,a*ed with hand made bow il ' Vertlien, $ Fr,,. Jacques Rod. Imperial dcurateij fur the h04,day eesun. e s nestled in an 'mpon.j, hand made bun lot that fesi,,, uason Blue Liebfrauqn,ICh and Bacchus Anjou RoW wicker win. Cradle along with an mporJ 3 - % QTY French wotXjon co,ac,ow -'5 49.9 Stylishly decorated. BEAUTIFUL TIYOU GARDENS GIFT PRG, I By KRIS NASh Herald Staff Writer .. POTATO CHIPS MONTEZUMA TEQUILA 2.4'oOZ 89 COCKTAIL R(, 93 C BAHGIR.MACHO 49 , TWIN PAK 901 MARGARITA PREMIUM CALIF. WINE $13.20. - 449 QT. MANY BRANDS IN GIFT BOX RONRICO RUM QT. 54,95 BRLJGAL RUM QT 52.95 OLD FLORIDA RUM QT. 4395 ERGUSH BOODLES QT. 71...t GIN 940 LONDON TOWER GIN QT. 59.15 HEAVEN HILL 80 0 QT. 51.95 JACK DANIELS BLACK QT. 95 Be OLD RARITY I? TN SCOtCH QT. 92.50 BEEFEATER GIN QT. 83.88 BIJLLOCH & LADE SCOTCH QT. 58 95 CANADIAN CLUB QT. 91.75 WHITEHALL VODKA QT. 42.F,UI IT SANK SCOTCH UT. 93.48 GRANTS I TM SCOTCH QT. 8150 WHITEHALL GIN QT. 42.95 HUDSON'S BAY SCOTCH QT. 53.95 WALKER RED SCOTCH 5TH 92.95 5TH BOODLES Im"Ism OT. 56-95 Gill BEEFEATER GIN 5TH 11.88 M&M BOURBON QT. 53.00 PRINGLES I - w to But Gloria Ward informed county commissioners her monthly bill will soar from about $12.79 to more than $30 an increase of about 127 per cent. She called the rate hikes 'exorbitant" and decried the fact that citizens have no one to appeal to other than the county commission. Citizens questioned the advisibility of the initial purchase and said customers shouldn't be made to foot the bill for a system that was in deplorable shape and was losing money" when it was purchased last November. Also, irate citizens pointed out It took only five employes to run the system when it was privately owned. Now, 11 county employes man the utilities. Utility Consultant Hugh Harling said state regulations mandated the additional employes. Harling said the rate hikes were rii TEQUILA I JOSE CORTEZ-MEXICO GIN SUNSET CANADIAN GIFT DECANTER Overruling protests from area citizens, county commissioners GIFT CERTIFICATE 6909T. I Cents Water, Sewer Rates Raised For 2,000 In South Seminole SOMETHING SPECIAL "FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL" WORLD'S FINEST . SCOTCH BAR NONE GIVE AN ABC GIFT WRAP NO EXTRA COST COST IS YR CANADIAN99S . BOND 5TH WHEN IN DOUBT GIN low GIN 10 WISER'S OLDEST - ONG BRANCH OPEN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS sy u COCKTAIL LOUNGE. PKG. STORE HIWAY 436 - 1 BLOCK EAST OF I. BEEFEATER MIX ANY 12 QTS. 5$.95 - QT. COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17-92 AT 436 900 TEQUILA JUAN ESTEBAN 4 YEAR EFUTER 8O K - JIM 397 VODKA-GIN RUMiLINO.CAADt*N s SO EACARDI RUM 4$ SMIRNOU VODKA 49' JIM BEAM 55, OLD GRANO OAD 96 SEAGRAM 1 CROWN 55 I GORDON GIN 49' CANADIAN CLUB 60' CUTIY SARK SCOTCH . IFLA SOUVENIR-GIFT BOX ASST ISEAGRAM V O..JIM BEAM KY BAB. BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH I VODKA GIN RUM I UCT PIPtICA Of 0141 SIN Slit 'c 0' A MUST TOM 101111 ..OLIICTOMS I 15 Pt I SANFORD BUTLER SCOTCH 8 YEAR KY. ROYAL DELUXE VODKA ::- Sanford, Florida 32771-PrIce SCOTCH ASTOR12. MEYER WORE AT TWIS PRICE 79 R" H 9 I I .. ! I I" COCKTAIL LOUNGE HIGHWAY 17-92 PKG. STORE HEDGES & KY. BRB. ALLumaDRINKS48 c • QT. EXTRA COST TVARSCKI Tn ONE KESSLER BLEND 449 LORD CALVERT ( ALVt 69th Year, No. 88-Wednesday, December 1, 1976 • RUM ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES VODKA • GIN VODKA CANADIAN ElU U,_K . A L t MOST OF THESE ALL _________ PRICES ARE $6 WEEK& To IJ,rjr 4 TO $9 BELOW DAILY AS MUCH _J SPECIALS $2 WHOLESALE CASE LIST 5 DAY SALE TUE., NOV. 30 THRU SAT., DEC. 4 WITH SPECIM NECk LUEL CAN 12 YR. GIN 5TH S97 I THREE RIVERS ACQU!N'S TROPIC IN KY. BLEND ISLE RUM MR. ED KY. ABC 100 0 kk OLD RARITY lop VODKA ac Grecior GIFTWRAP IIIXTIA COST fl ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES Clan J. WALKER RED LABEL SCOTCH ROYAL DELUXE AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER 5 4 The gray skies, drizzling rains and chilly temperatures which have blanketed the state (luring the past several days have caused no ill effects SO far in the Central Florida citrus and cattle industries, authorities said today. And in some cases, they added, the weather has been beneficial. "Weather like this is what colors the fruit, you know," said Donald Farmer, assistant general manager of the Florida Citrus Mutual. 'When we have mild days and cool nights, and by that I mean in the 3455-degree temperature range - and 65-75 degrees (luring the (lay - that's what puts the good color in the fruit. So we need the cool weather." Farmer said Citrus Mutual, a growers' agency which handles crop weather news for the state, has received no reports of fruit damage (luring the recent bleak spell. 'Generally, it hasn't had any effect as far as any damaging effect," said Farmer, "because it just hasn't been cold enough. Generally, the rain's been good. The cool weather has helped us." The citrus official stressed that he was speaking solely in terms of the weather's statewide effect. I'm not saying there may not have been a few isolated cases of damage, now," Farmer said. "I've gotten into hot water on this before. "Where we get in trouble," he added, "is when we get temperatures Clown around 27-28 7-1 UI degrees for any length of time. That's where we start getting ice on fruit and timber growth." Farmer's sentiments were roughly echoed by Cecil Tucker, a member of the Seminole County Cattlemen's Association. "There's been no serious damage at this point," Tucker said. "Tile rain, wind and cold are hard on the cattle and so is frost on the pasture grass. When it's a real problem is when we've got rain and blowing wind and cold all at the same time, and we've had some of this - but it really hasn't been any serious problem." - . 4p(II IT WAS A COOL, LONEI,Y WHINING ON SANFORD'S I"IILST STREET TODAY. electricity plus a sagging economy made the rate hikes necessary. By now, county official, had expected more than 2,000 connections, "It is a large Increase, an unfortunate thing," Commission Chairman Dick Williams told citizens during the two-hour hearing. Williams said "points were well made," but he pointed to the $138,000 deficit, which he said must be paid for by users or out - of the county's general revenue fund. To subsidize utilities out of general revenue would require a decision Williams said would be "difficult for me to make." Citizens also pointed out the county is paying $200,000 yearly to pay off the debts incurred when the system was purchased. In response, Commissioner John Kimbrough asked if residents wanted the county to sell the utilities. One resident said anything would be better than the increased casts to consumers. Citizens had no appeal other than to commissioners because the county owns the utilities. Utilities owned by private firms must appeal to the state's Public Service Commission (PSC) before rate increases are granted. But the county only is required to hold public hearings before upping rates. The only recourse for the citizen is to file a lawsuit against county officials. The decision to raise rates was unanimous, Blue-Ribbon Lawyers Panel Will Weigh Jail Fire Suits A five-member Blue Ribbon Panel of attorneys whose job it is to recommend the best method of fighting $7-million l Lawsuits was approved Tuesday night by the Seminole County Commission. The lawsuits reL.dted from last years jail fire, and officials estimate the county will be in litigation on the Issue within six months. Each commissioner Is responsible for appointing one attorney as his representative on' the rominittes The recommendation for A Blue Seminole will pay fees of Sanford lawyer, Page I.A. to re-advertise for the lead attorney's position in the county's new in-house legal staff. The new qualifications lip "e tbelp-ji attorney mud, have three yars' experience, Instead of five. Also, the salary will be negotiable. The commission instructed Commis.ion Chairman Dick Williams to negotiate with local attorneys to supply the county's Ribbon Panel was made by Republican Commissioner John Kizubrough. -Get their judgment and theu expertise," Klmbrough noted. Asst. Exec. Roger Neiswcndcr commented the Ktnthrough-inspired panel Is a "good good idea." Commissioners also agreed Pastureland grass begins to decline around the end of September. Tucker explained, and livestock producers compensate for this by iutr(xlucing supplements into their animals legal needs on Dec. 10 when Torn Freeman's law firm will cease to represent Seminole - County. Freeman announced Tuesday he wants out on that date because Asst. County Atty. Robert Pierce is resigning from the Freeman law firm. Pierce said he resigned to retain his sanity. He said political squabbles within the County Commission made his present position untenable. Freeman, the former county attorney, said he would not apply for the new position after the commission opted for an Inhouse department to. handle legal matters for the county. Williams will be seeking an attorney to handle legal problems on a month-to-month basis until the new department is officially set up. The county received only one application when It advertised for an attorney with five years' experience. Still pending is a decision on whether to hire one or two lawyers to staff the new department. Republican commissioners say one can do the job. d iets. When you hit your first heavy frost from then on, the grass starts going back," Tucker said. ''If it was later in the winter, like January or February, when the cattle are thinner, why, then it would be a more serious situation." - Edward Turner, superintendent of the Sanford - Central Florida Airport, said the airport control tower had received reports Tuesday that pilots were encountering snow at 2,000 feet. "Yes, and also out there this morning they were icing up around 2,000-2,500 ( feet Turner said. But he added that such conditions did not necessarily carry the threat of similar weather at ground level. "it all depends on the temperature down here as to whether it breaks up or not," Turner explained ''What is was doing yesterday (Tuesday) was breaking up and coming down as rain, No, I don't think 'eve got anything to worry about." Farmer, who IUIS access to an agricultural office of the U.S. Weather Service, backed the airport superintendent's forecast. "It's not going to snow, based on what the weather bureau tells me," Farmer said. "The reason is that the cold weather layer extends from ground level to 3,000 feet, And the air above that is warmer. So they say it can't SflOW." yp needed to offset a $138,000-a-year deficit In utility operations. He said an increase in the cost of chemicals and the cost of Instruments at the Port of Sanford showed a 52-degree temperature at 10 a.m. today, and Farmer said U.S. Weather Service forecasts called for 38-44-degree readings in the Central Florida area tonight, with a warming trend predicted for Thursday flight and Friday morning. And it says the wind will be northeasterly that's good, too," Farmer concluded. "Usually you don't get the really bad weather with northeasterly winds because it comes in over the water. The nasty stuff comes when the winds are from the northwest." The was K.r roaming again thi s sseek and ilI tell all ii hit' tiIl(Iav o. - 44* It t'r a Id. 1 11 Ar What Are They Really I4ke? final Installment. - The four Winter Springs' are profiled on Page S-A. As Is the last Cassetberry council candidates council candidate, Page 6A. ,i Today Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Sports Television Weather Women 4-A i. 9-A 7-A 9-.% I 9-A 4-A 1-B 9- A 9-A Or 7-A 7-A 10,.11-A 0% S-B 7-A I'B - .-: - . -- -. - .._• . .. JIJ 416W -'-- - 'j'.i - - (Herald PHOTS by Rtck GOING GOING WCII$) The final stages of the razing of the condemned building at Sanford Avenue and Third Street after several dela y s, began today as demoLit1 contractor, John Blount, and his crew pieddqs a back wall. Blount began the demolition neary a month ago, carefully removing sa1vagle blocks, old bricks and some wood. The building T's owned by Joe Nlms of Gaines ville. �2A—Even i ng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Dec. 1, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Vanishing Sanford Defendant Still Missing WORLD By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF 3 Injured As Fire Destroys Officer's Club In Germany F Area law enforcement office rs today were still searching for Nathaniel Lee Williams, 25, of Sanford, who disa p pear ed from th e co urthouse Thesday Just before the st a rt of his trial on firebombing and witness tamperin g c ha rges. The firebombing charges stem f rom a 1974 attack on the home of a Seminole sheriffs deputy. Williams didn't show up for trial in 1 971 nn.I .i....k. r'__ arrest-4 I,s.,4 VvjJv1iiIr us ).Tz..___ ugans raus, N.Y., and return ed here for trial. Th e witness-tampering charge was made in October after prosecutors said a witness' life was threatened. Observers said Williams, free on $15,000 bond, appeared shaken Tu esda y m orning when he spotted two New York det ectives at th e co ur tho use who were listed as state witnesses in his trial. A short t im e later, officials said. W illiams disappeared. Circuit Judge A.J. Hosemana Jr. has order ed th e missing defendant held without bond when he Is arrest ed this time. Freak Burns A 65-year-old Altamonte Sprin gs man was listed in satisfactory - FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) An explosion and fire destroyed the Officers Club at Rhein-Main U.S. Air Force Base during the crowded lunchhour today. Three persons were injured, a spokesman said. "We're investigating the possibility of a bombing." the spokesman said, "but there was u bomb threat beforehand." The explosion occurred about 1 p.m. in a lounge off the main restaurant where at least 100 military personnel and dependents were eating lunch. - Chinese Congress Meeting TOKYO (AP) - The ruling body of China's parliament is meeting to ratify the government shakeup that has followed Mao Tsetung's death and the purge of Mao's widow and other radicals. The session of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, which opened Tuesday, was expected to make public the new government lineup that the Communist party Politburo has worked out. The only change announced so far has been the elevation of Premier Hua Kuofeng to succeed Mao as party chairman, and that was a change in the party leadership, not in the government. r -. I - Bond was set at $5,000 for Aiphonso Leon Faniel, to county jail records. - condition today at Flo ri da Hospital North, Altamonte Sprin gs, after receiving third-degree burns over the right side of his bed in a freak accident Tuesday. Sheriff, deputy Fran k J. Ambrose said Eden Kioss, of 1065 Grove Ct., was filling a small burner in his garage wi th w ha t Kioss thought was kerosene. By mistake the burner was f ill ed with gaso line and it expl oded In front of Klosa, Amb rose said. Orlandoan: Drug charge Sherif fs deputies have Jailed an Orlando man on a circuit-court warrant charging possession of controlled substance and drug IN BRIEF Congress A-Energy Panel Called 'Huckster' WASHINGTON (AP) - Common Cause charged that the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy was a "huckster for the nuclear power industry" and should be abolished. David Cohen, president of the selfdescribed citizens' lobby, said today the committee "provides a platform to nuclear power supporters while it rarely hears the critics and never listens to them. "Is ignores safety issues and cost overruns while it protects federal investments in its members' states and districts." U.S. Wooing Panama? WASHINGTON AP The Ford administration has informally made new proposals to Panama to end the dispute over the future of the Panama Canal, sources say. Panama's foreign minister will visit Washington this weekend to check prospects on future canal negotiations. But some of the new U.S. proposals were said to be unacceptable to Panama while others were being studied by Panamanian officials, who are hoping for better terms after Jimmy Carter becomes president. - FBI Guards S. Korean WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI agents reportedly are guarding a South Korean diplomat who has defied orders to return home and is cooperating with a federal probe of alleged South Korean influence-buying in Congress. Sources identified him Tuesday night as Kim Sang Keun, a counselor at the embassy who reportedly was the top Korean Central Intelligence Agency officer here. FBI agents reportedly were guarding Kim, his wife and family at an undisclosed location near here. Gilmore Nears Execution — SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Gary Mar Gilmore, his death wish granted by the state pardons board, could face a firing squad within days of his 36th birthday Saturday, barring appeals by death penalty opponents who ignored his demand to "butt out." Evening Herald Wednesday. Decamber - 1, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 81 PUDl,$1.d Daily and Sunday, ticiel Satvrday and Ckristma'. Da y by The Sanford Herald, Inc.. 300 Pd Fr ench Ave., Sanl.rd, Ff1 37,7' Second Cli'.'. Po'.ta, Paid at Sanf,rg. Florida37; HQrnf Oeh,qy. SS cent'., MoniPt. $7 40 6 Montits. Ui 20. Yea' '.?t 40 By M.,I lnFIovda'.a,nt.'. ttomeØp,., , All Olhf f7t1 5270. 6 Mirt'ns. $16 70. 17 MonIns. $77 40 . yr 1.4 In CM .47 PHONE THE p(JJ d ) HELPI At$gy C4s.a I OHc* - A p, itI pfon. i. poke or -n '.74f,Nl cHic. TALLAHASSEE AI' — Gov. Heubin Askew has raised the possibility of joining the Jimmy Carter Administration but not until his second and last terin as governor expires in two years. indicated that when I left office I might want to talk to him. but I have not made many ((CCiSIOUS about what I might want to do,' Askew said at a Tuesday news conference. lie said Carter called him on Sunday and asked whether he would be interested in a LarrY federal appointment. Solon: Policies Ignored MIAM I All ) - Policies that emerged from years of legislation and leadership are being routinely ignored by various state agencies, charges Sen. Robert Graham, 1)-Miami -- ______ CRY .. . V' The major weakns iiFIorldu' gvrn-. Inent, Graham said. 'I'utday, is that the - governors have never seen it 'as their-duty to ,1r1_ ._,,.., R ural To Mayors Convene Air Small Town WoeS SHENANDOAH, Iowa (AP) tractor who also works in the Rock Port, Mo., 35 miles —The organizer ofasmailtown family record and music shop, south, will be the one non-Iowa mayor's conference here says, hopes the conference will spark town represented. Other may"It's about time little towns a future national meeting rep- ors will be from small south. stand up and scream. Other- resenting all 50 states. west Iowa towns. wise nobody will hear them" About X Mayon — all but we from Iowa were expected today for the first National - Rural Communities Mayors 10 Directors Picked By Sanford C-C Conference. The agenda called for them to discuss their Ten new directors have been elected for thxee-year terms by problems for two to three how-s, snack on cookies and coffee, members ofthe Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. A total and then drive home. of 657 ballots were mailed to chamber members, according to Organizer David Childs, 32, chamber officials; 300 were returned. Elected directors are: Wayne Albert, Flagship Bank; Vic parttlme Mayor ofShenandoah, Arnett, First Federal Savings & Loan; Gib Blake, retired; pop. 6,000, said the national Michael Capko, Capp's Mens' Store; James Dycus, Greene & designation was tongue-In- Dycus Accountants; Walter Glelow, retired; Howard Hodges, cheek, but he Insisted that the Atlantic Bank; Clifford McKlbbin, McKibbin Insurance; Ralph subject matter 15 serious. Pezold Flagship Bank; and Janice Springfield, Flagship Bank. "Rural Communities have alThe chamber has 35 directors _30 el ect ed, five a ppointed. ' most no voice and we want 30 are elected on a rotating basis. people to know that," Qillds said Tuesday. identify policy and see that all departments fall in line with it .. 'Policy tends to emerge out of bits and of Sometimes disparate acts," Graham ICCCS said. It's like a mosaic. After a few pieces are in place you can begin to recognize the picture. ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF YOUR CITY'S GOVERNMENT: IN VANITIES.... A new public works complex of shop, vehicle storage, and administration building. it' s Beautycrof t Fire insurance rating down to a Class 5, city wide, for lower insurance rates for all, So le On Now! New fire stations, located to give better service and coverage. New fire equipment with one large pumper and three new mobile units. "In Shenandoah, It was 4.6 Per cat last year,"hesaid. "If we received 50 per cent, there wouldn't be any problems. We could build the sewer plant, wa. a letertoPident.eIectJin,y Carte'-. The big city Mayors did, so why can't we?" Qiilds, a self-employed con- BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - A Rochester couple who set out to do better than beat rain, sleet, snow and gloom of night is being investigated for possible violation of the postal law. U.S. Atty. RichardArcara said Monday that an Investigation of J. Paul Brenna, 37, and his wife, Patricia, 23, for delivering letters in the Rochester business district was "still under review." The Brennans said in September they were delivering on foot 500 to 600 letters a day, charging 10 cents a letter. They said most of their customers were lawyers and businessmen. Mrs. Brennan said she conceived the service in March after it took 13 days for a letter to reach her from a friend in Idaho. "We've never lust a customer and never had a complaint and that's something the postal service can't say," she said. The private express statute of the postal law bans private parties from delivering first class mail, postal officials said. Fourth & French r44 4' / p A new city hail complex underway. '. . .1 ' • .4.. . Ji'y .• few Acquiring two more recreational areas through the use of Shevin Cites Gilmore Case Clemency Proposals Under Fire TALLAHASSEE (All) — Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin wants to make sure there is no replay in Florida of Utah murderer Gary (tlmore's appearance before a pardon board to plead for execution. Shevin proposed on Tuesday that clemency rules suggested by (ov. Reubin Askew should be amended so that condemned perWho want to die don't have to go through pardon proceedings. The rules would provide automatic clemency proceedings for all condemned prisoners, once their death sentences were upheld b the courts. An inmate should be able to terminate his or her executive dimency process," Shevin said in a letter to Askew. (;ilxnore's death wish was granted on Tuesday when the Utah motel robbery. No date has been set by Utah authorities for Gilmore's execu- tion, which could be the first in the nation since the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the death penalty. Askew said at a news conference that he supports the death penalty and (eels society should focus its attention on murder viç. kujLs [ike Bushnell, rathr than their killers. fle said Bushnell was "an innocent man who was robbed and t o ld to lie down on the floor and Gary Gilmore blew out part of his head. I really think those who deliberately take the lives of other people have to suffer the risk of losing their own lives in the process," Askew said. Shevin, meanwhile, said the vote of the governor and Cabinet on whether to grant clemency to a prisoner sentenced to death should be made public. It takes the affirmative votes of the governor and three Cabinet members to spare a condemned prisoner from the electric chair. Askew said it was his intention that the votes would be made public. The proposed rules would give the Cabinet members 10 days to decide whether they favor clemency if the governor indicates he does. The rules would require hearings by the Parole and Probation Commission on whether a death sentence should be carried out Shein said the Cabinet should not conduct such hearings to prevent members from being overwhelmed by emotional arguments. Under Askew's proposal, the Cabinet would hear final arguments by lawyers, following the commission's tearing, and then decide whether to implement a death sentence. Askew said at iu. :ws conference that the state's death law is fair. lie said his proposed rules, which go before the Cabinet,ne.xt Wednesday, provide an orderly procedure- for clemency proceedings. A CITY THAT HAS LOWERED ITS CITY TAX MILLAGE FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS. THIS IN A TIME OF IN. CREASED MATE RIAL COSTS, I NFLA TION, A N D ECONOMIC DEPRESSION Program For Young Defendant? MIAMI ( AP) Social work- he is threatened" However, he still a child and has his life The hulliter boy was found ers have two weeks to find a said under normal circurn- ahead of him." knifed to death Jul 31. lie had suitable program to stances the boy is pleasant. Re Hughes recommended long- been stabbed in the stomach rehabilitate 12-year-old Wally said Wally LS sane, but needs term treatment with individual with a butcher knife and his Music)', c harged in the stabbing long-tern, rehabilitation face had been slashed several psychotherapy. leath of a younger playmate. lie recommended that Wally times, police said. Juvenile Court Judge Ralph not be returned to his But a social worker for the mother, II Ferguson on Tuesday Post Phyllis Mosley, or her ho',' Wall) was picked up later public defender's office said poned the disposition of Wally's friend, Charles "Blacks" whit- there appears to be few facul- that day and charged with first'use until Dec. 14. Ferguson, combe, an excon','i('t. ities in Florida that have the degree murder as an adult after iowever, allowed testinion> by Hughes said Wally's home programs recommended by cx- police said he confessed to the crune. The charge later was LO experts after assistant pub- life played a part in his probPerts. ic defender Michael Von Zamft lerns. He said the boy's natural reduced to second-degree Von Zarnft said authorities murder. Authorities finally deentered an admission of delia- father and mother had been are considering the Menninger cideti to drop the adult charge. uency plea on the youth's be- treated for mental problems. Clinic In Topeka, Kan., at $5° and the case was sent to juveialI. "Mosley is delayed, retarded 000 a year and Miami's Grant nile court. The blond-haired, blue-eyed ar.d distorted in his '.."ial, mor- Center at $21,600a year, lie said youngster sat impassively In al and emotional 'develop- the state health department :ourt next to the grandparents meat," said Hughes. "But he Is would pick up the tab f the vk'tim, 9-year-old Greg ililliter, during testimony by Loeffler, a s- County To Pay Monc rief Fees The Seminole County Corn- Moncrie( $30 per hour for legal ('omml,sslon Chairman Dick Williams. however, said he felt the county should provide some services to delegation mem- . MARBLE TOP hers. O M's 1$" Csi.bck left oinqht CLASSIOVE CABINET With 3 cut-back shelves 169.50Sir— Open 'Iii 4 p.m. All Vanity sales-less Faucet Kunbrough agreed, but the Republican commissioner felt those services should be limited to provision of legal services at delegation meetings. Exec. Asst. Roger Nelswendcr was directed to express the conimissions intentiona to delegation chairman Bob Hattawav. a 1)t'rnocrat fromi lta ii: iii e Saturday II I . - 0111111111111111 at SANFORD CIVIC CENTER SEAT 2-CITY COMMISSION GORDON KNOWS , i- EXACTLY tL wiat - -, - you're concerned about! - - . .because he's listened to ou and countless other city residents whó h&YE'vOicM theft eoncerna to him during his 7 years of responsh'e service on the City Commission. - . On December 7th, vote for Gordon Meyer and be assured that Issues affecting your pocketbook will continue to get his deliberate, sensible examination. - "We shouldn't foot the bill for large research programs, Commissioner John Kimbrough said. 31"1 19" UNILAY '. dred trees will be on sale, flours: SundayFrida -9 Satur. dass 19 ..he knows that your concerns over action In City Hall will it coat me?" asked legislators for relief. Ph. 3 2-0500 Pd Fol Ad. by La, Moor* Stewart. Five hun. always comes back to, "what project debt onwhich the Water 1 Vic Gischler. Dennis VOTE .DEC. 7th and Reclamation District has l d Rlair Kit. e low,I rom 'e But, commissioners decided not to rant Moncrief carte blanche approval to investigate such items as the dispute over the $104,000 overdue drainage federal grants. - vle, (b left) Larry Blair, n er' .,, 'capable of extreme hostility if pay Sanford attorney Kirby County Legislative Delegation A city with full coverage of both water service and sewage service. A fact cities can claim. Re-elect Lee Moore Mayor -. '.,, oaders are from left top) MI .,, Loeffler described Wally as mission voted Tuesday night to work provided the Seminole I,. 7 / - Thologist. and Dr. Michael hughes, a child psychiatrist. Loeffler said a psychological profile of Mosley showed his ducational level was no hither han third or fourth grade. City wide paving program with all streets paved except a couple of miles where drainage lines will go in the future. VOTE DECEMBER Ave - 1.10 Dr. Frank But Not The IRS He said he got the idea while watching the recent televised national conference of big city mayors In Chicago. He said be was struck by a commentator's remark that federal revenuesharing provides as much u5o per cent of the yearly budget for some large cities, beginning Friday at I Board of Pardons voted 2-1 In favor of his execution. He admitted and was convicted of killing Bennie Bushnell, 24, in a Provo, Utah, A FINE PLACE TO LIVE! LOOK AT THESE "Then, we want to draft flOPPiME•. Askew To Work For Carter? Sanford is Grea tf The conference will attempt to (ffjt, probl eMs f&cLq small communities, Childs said, "without really trying to an-lye at the solutions, r.p..rult.aptürope— monv 401111nernorating his career. While no longer a justice, Roberts said he would Continue sitting as a visiting judge to decide cases he [Ia.; heard and would also aid the court after ,January to clear up its heavy backlog of cases. flair .. .-'.r 'I'' Jaycees unload Christmas trees, which will be sold for the benefit of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Central F lorida Zoo IlK. Roberts began it new life today. Roberts. 69, spent his last day on the court Tuesday and was honored with a brief cere- — ! - I - iiiI1 t r - Philadelphia, Providence, R.I., Salt Lake City and Seattle. _______ - TALLAhASSEE (At") After 27 years on the Florida Supreme Court, Justice - VOTE v Justice Roberts Steps Down - tar tower vW swftnminS poW we need." Us. ysr 1..d to pisI.d t Said. A statewide alert was issued for David Edward I)awson, 30, of Tampa, and Robert Earl Williams, 32, of Fort Lauderdale, after they fled the Avon Park Correctional Institute in a state-owned van Monday. The truck was later found abandoned. both men were working outside the prisoa compound when they escaped, said Supt. Sidney Fortner. Dawson was assigned to an electrical shop and Williams to the print shop. [icr. The marketbasket total In. peanut butter, laundry deterThe AP drew upa random list 13th city, Los Angeles. market is easing. The govern- earlier. creased at the checklist store th gent, fabric softener, tomato of 15 commonly purchased food On an over-all, nationwide ment has predicted that food Abundant supplies of live- eight cities up an average of sauce, chocolate chip cookies, and nonfood items, checked the basis, the marketbasket bill at prices alone will rise about 3 or stock and grain have helped 2.1 per cent and decreased in milk, frankfurters and granulaprice at one supermarket in the checklist stores declined 4 per cent this year, less than keep down retail prices at the five down an average of 2.7 ted sugar. each of 13 cities on March 1, one-tenth of a per cent during half the rate of increase last meat counter. The AP survey per cent. Over-all, the marketThe cities checked were: Albasket at the checklist store buquerque, N.M., Atlanta, Boawas up about a third of one per ton, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, cent during the 12-month pen- Los Angeles, Miam i, New York, ARRIVE AUVE it' Sanford k~! - - - ON AVON PARK (AP) Two inmates, one who killed a prison guard in a previous escape ttempt and the other a two-time killer, were still at large today after driving away from a minimum security prison, officials - The November results were WASHINGTON (AP) The advisers. Carter said last economic developments: director of the Council on Wage not uniformly good. Eggs ingovernment said today its Index month he will recommend a tax —The United States recorded and Price Stability, said he creased in price at the checklist foreshadowing economic trends reduction or other steps to a trade deficit In October of hopes steel producers aren't store in 12 cities; coffee remained unchanged in stimulate the economy if the $695.9 million, bringing the U.S. trying to increase prices out of which has been soaring out of October after two months of slowdown continued much long- deficit for the first 10 months to concern that the new Carter adsteep decline. It Indicated that er. $4.1 billion. October was the ministration will try to impose the nation's economic Until the index' final corn- ninth month with a trade deficit some kind of price restraints. I — F L 0 Ri 0 slowdown might not worsen. ponent was tabulated Tuesday, this year. —Sen. Russell B. Long, DLa., At the same time, the Corn- analysts feared the October fig. —The Labor Department said chairman of the Senate Finance merce Department revised its urea would be down for the third the layoff rate of the Committee, said the economy is nation's SUNSHINE STATE— index of leading economic in- month in a row. October likely to need a hefty tax cut —----------factories Increased in dicators for the previous two While the October Index did for the third consecutive month. next year, possibly tied to a tax __________________________ months to show that It had de- not show t hi ngs getting any Manufacturers laid off 1.7 rebate, but that he doubts _________________________ dined even further than first worse, It did not show them workers per 100 eniploye, In Co ngress would push for such a reported. getting any better. stimulus without Carter's October, compar ed with 1.5 per backing. The composite Index was Four of th e 12 com ponents 100 in Septem be r and 1.3 in Audown eight-tenths of a per ce nt used to assess the state of t he —Farm prices dropped 3 per gust. In August and nine-tenths of a economy were positive in ()'. cent from Oct. 15 to Nov. 15, the r 4'Tr Factories also added fewer Agriculture Department said. per cent in September after the ber, while seven were negative. revisions, com par ed with t he The flat performan ce for o- workers In October, with the Lower pri ces for grain , cattle CENTRALHEATI seven.tnths of a per cent de- tober likely will make econo- rate of new hiring declining to and hogs, along with a sharp dine ilported earlier for both mists want to wait another 2.4 per 100 from 2.5 per 100 in decline for grapefruit, contribmonths. month before attempting to use September. uted most to the drop. Higher ILL The performance of the index th e index to interpret the fut ure — The government's chief in- prices f or eggs and soybeans 1007 in October was not entirey con- course of the na tion's economy. flation moni tor said the Ford softened the decline. Sanford elusive since economists say It One Commerce Department administration is "mystified" takes at least three months to analyst said the previous de- by the Increase in steel prices establish a trend. climes probably reflected the and believes steel producers The Index was certain to be economic slowdown that has al- might have to back down bediscussed in Plains, Ga., today ready occurred rather than cause they could have trouble when President-elect Jimmy pointing to a new downturn, selling at the new prices. Carter meets with top economic Meanwhile, there were these William E. Lilley Ill, acting PILING ,• By LOUISE COOK 1973, and has rechecked on or November. year. The leveling off Is due, in found that the price of a pound sight for months went up Associated Press Writer about the start of each sucThe picture was not quite so part, to a drop in the prices paid of chopped chuck was un- again at the checklist Grocery shoppers managed ceeding month. slore in bright as It had been a month to farmers for their products. changed In most cities. Pork eight cities. to break even last month. An The latest survey showed that earlier. During October, the The Department of Agricul- chops and frankfurters each deThe items on the AP checklist Associated Press marketbasket the marketbasket total at the marketbasket bill declined at ture said Tuesday that prices dined at the checklist store in were: chopped chuck, center survey shows prices remained checklist store increased in six the checklist store In 11 cities farmers get declined 3 per cent seven cities. cut pork chops, frozen orange stable during November, with cities up an average of 2.3 per and Increased in only two. from Oct 15 to Nov. 15. It Was In its survey, The AP corn- juice concentrate, coffee, paper increases and decreases gener- cent and decreased in six The new findings were en. the fourth straight monthly depared prices at the start of De- towels, butter. Grade-A ally balancing each other out on down an average of 2.6 percent. cow-aging, however, as a sign dine and left farm prices at a cember with those a year ear- medium white eggs, creamy a nationwide basis. The total was unchanged in the that inflation at the super- level 6 per cent below a year Dec. 1, 1976—IA .-- .- Still Free After Escape Officials at the county Parks and Recreation Division reported a 20-foot -long section of 16Inch spiral steel culvert valued at $106 was taken from the side of Mull et Lake Park Road west of Geneva. Coun ty crews had insta lled two similar sections of c ul vert and left the missing section at th e site for Installation today. bcputy R.A. Alexander sai d two wheelbarrows, an air cornpressor, spray guns and air hose, three electric saws, an elect ri c drill, bolt cutters and nine 50-foot elect ric cords, total value $1,322, we re reported missing from a Creative Inc., tool shed at 2701 W. Fif th St., Sanford. Alexan de r said there was no sign of forced entry to the storage shed. - ' Wednesday, Two Avon Park Inmates Report: Shoppers Broke Even Last Month - p A IN BRIEF Seminole sheriff's deputies today were looking for a road culvert pipe and 11,322 in tools reported stolen in separate incidents. Economic Trend IndexUrichangedd. NA11ON according , FLORIDA - ARRIVÉ A[ ', MEN'S SUEDE DRESS & CASUALS Values To 512.99 ALWAYS S "WE CAN'T AFFORD A CHANGE" VOTE GORDON MEYER Rd Pot Ad — by Campaign Tria,ur.r �EveningHerald What ever happened to Gerald Ford? Rumor has it that the President is alive anti well in the White House, but nobody knows for sure. According to a friend of mine who works at the Washington bureau of a major newspaper, the subject of the lame-duck president surfaced recently during a cocktail party, and speculation has been rife ever since. It seems that at the party, the topic of discussion was, of course, the current transition period under way in Washington. 'I just love Jimmy's accent," one prominent matron gushed," and he is so much cuter than. than. . "Th e present occupant of the White house," a lawyer finished helpfully, "Yes," the matron muttered, her brow furrowed, "but what is his name again? I'm so 0O N. FiF:NiI AVE.. SANFOHD, F'I.A. 327fl Area (''de .1fl5.322.11 or &1l.993 Wednesday. December L 1976-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYlE. Publisher NORM :N U. OSIIRIN, Editor JOSEPH Ii VAN I3HACKIE, Advertising Director 9 — 1-i-wu I)vhvrr% %%vek. jicents: Mt'ntli, $2.40: 0lonths, $1420: Year. $28 40. l Mail In Florida same as home delivery All th,r mail Moth, $2 0; Months, $Ifl 20: !2 \T,n'hc. $12 lii i", ___ President-elect Carter has emphasized that he has no responsibility for federal policy between now and his inauguration Jan. 20. Technically, that's true, and it's also politically wise for Mr. Carter, and fair to President Ford, that he should remain on the periphery of the government during the transition period. Nevertheless, everything Mr. Carter says and does in the next two months is going to have its impact not so much on the government as on the private sector of the economy. Hence the interest at Mr. Carter's news conference Nov. 15 in learning details of his plans for stimulating the economy and dealing with the risk of renewed inflation. The favorable response on Wall Street to his statement discounting the likelihood of wage and price controls indicated that the mood of many investors is hanging on clues to Mr. Carter's thinking. Even the economists who had defended the current "pause" in economic recovery as a necessary and beneficial phenomenon are now conceding that it has lasted longer than it should have. Alan Greenspan, President Ford's chief economic adviser, believes renewed growth has been undermined by a wavering in confidence in the long-term economic future, and particularly by new fears of inflation. Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns also remains convinced that inflation is the No. I enemy, and says there will be no change in the "moderate" policy toward growth in credit and the mor.y supply for the sake of economic stimulus. To try to create jobs by relaxing those policies would aggravate unemployment in the long run, says Mr. Burns, because it would put the country through another inflation scare with a dampening effect ott' business activity. Mr. Carter is surely aware that his election has contributed to uncertainty about the economic policies that will be embraced by his administration. His campaign ended on an ambiguous note as to how much his pledge to attack unemployment would be tempered by caution toward the inflationary effect of having the government go on a spending spree. At his news conference, he acknowledged that it might take his full four-year term to bring unemployment down to less than 5 per cent, or to the "full employment" goal in the Democratic platform. That kind of realism can help dispel fears that the progress we have made against inflation would be scrapped in the Carter administration for the sake of artificial economic stimulus. Since the election, the Office of Management and Budget has estimated that federal spending in 1977-78 will hit $450 billion 10 per cent higher than the current year without a single new program. If the performance of the economy is anything like the OMB is projecting, the deficit in such a budget would top $50 billion. It is such facts of life that are confronting Mr. Carter and his transition team. The room to maneuver in proposing tax cuts or major tax reform, or launching dramatic new programs with big price tags, is limited. Mr. Carter's problem is to adjust his agenda to economic and budgetary realities without disappointing those of his supporters who are expecting quick delivery on some of his campaign promises. The new perspective Mr. Carter gave to his goal for cutting unemployment, and the softening of his criticism of the stewardship of Mr. Burns at the Federal Reserve, are indications that he is willing to forego a leap into economic policies that would be irresponsible from the standpoint of controlling inflation. The more this impression can be buttressed, the more likely that the current "pause" will yield to a return to growth based on expectations of reasonable economic stability in the future. - - BERRY'S WORLD The Clock TOM TIED Anderson Makes Grab For Power I 1<: I " - (.j'" 1' :4 I I'll SA _~, r (- " (i "' I , ~ I I t - I p 11 L 1}i 6, . I 1_ A,r 2 b - -- - ( ' I: i,i_'~i . . -, , ' . :" . . Months ago when it was announced that the North Orlando Lake Mary, while working as a PBX operator for a citrus comWater and Sewer Co. was seeking approval from the Florida puny in Florida. Public Service Commission (PSC) for a rate hike over 100 per They have four daughters: Lisa, 14, and Meta, 11, both at South cent for residents and much more than that for commercial en- Seminole Middle School; Stephanie, 8, at winter Springs terprises Margaret McKibbin took up the fight against the Elementary, and baby, Kimberley, 2. The family has resided in increase. Winter Springs for 31-i years. The battle appeared an impossible one to win, but she and a few Mrs. McKibbin spends her full time in the home. "We are very friends began circulating petitions. With more than 700 signatures busy with the children's lives," she said, "and have an open-door on a petition she and her group protested the rate increase, but policy with the children and their friends," managed only to get a short delay. "Even though food prices are up and our family has increased Mrs. McKibbin and her friends hit the streets a second time by one, my food budget is the same as it was two years ago. Yet, collecting more than 700 signatures protesting further and therm my family is fed good and nutritious meals." the people of Winter Springs donated funds to send her to The three olders girls enjoy crocheting. Mrs. McKibbin and her Tallahassee to the PSC as their advocate, husband work in the yard together and he does minor repairs on Although the PSC approved the 100 per cent increase, it was the family cars. male known that another hefty increase is in the offing next year Mrs. McKibbin does not consider herself a "woman's libber." and she hasn't given up yet. "I am rather Victorian in attitude," she said. "I am very strong 'I made a dozen telephone calls before I found out who on feelings about the children. I brought them into the world and represents the people. Now the Office of Public Counsel in owe them something," she said. Tallahassee is seeking to intervene in the dispute Dec. 13 and "we 'Something must be done about continually Increasing utility still have a chance to win," she said. rates Florida Power and Florida Gas will soon be seeking "I had never been involved in politics before and I learned a lot higher rates before those services are priced out of the market from this fight," Mrs. McKibbin said. where people won't be able to pay their bills," Mrs. McKibbin Born and raised in Connecticut, Mrs. McKibbin graduated from said. "People on fixed incomes are up against the wall," she school in Bridgeport, Coon., and attended the University added. of Bridgeport. She believes she can do more in the utility rate fight as an She met her husband. Roger, currently a cost accountant at elected official and is thus seeking a seat on the Winter Springs Scott Electronics division of the National Cash Register ('u, in city Council. private By STEPH EN FOX Bl i nd I I Sabat:,, . Go'ur et Sailor IY"I - i ' ' - Gourmet cooking is the favorite hobby of John Sabatini, and it is unusual for him and his wife, Starlean, to throw a party with wild boar as the entree. In tact he did throw parties for close friends last spring and summer, and cooked 60-pound wild boars for the events, Italian and French dishes are his specialty. He makes his own pasta and sausage. Sabatini also enjoys gardening, sailing and swimming in the family pool in the backyard. 'l'm an avid sailor and haven sloop at New Smyrna Beach," he said, adding that his son, John Anthony, now 12, and a student at Teague Middle School, was given a sail dingy when he was only not - - to JACK ANDERSON rk The ambassador suggested that Carter had swallowed press reports "in which passion has obscured the truth" and that Carter's advisers had been "caught unawares by another falsehood." Trucco Implied that their information was "based on propaganda which representatives of the Marxist parties. have spread around the world." . evidence but In open def$-'ce of historic facts." which "I expressed my views without Carter had charged that the Republican safeguards. I say it's private. Should it be administration had helped to overthrow an stolen? There should not be two ethical codes." elected government In Chile and to establish a Then he hung up the telephone, with a parthg military dictatorship in Its place. He also atinsult. tacked Chilean prisons. Wrote Trucco: "The government of the LAST-MINUTE LOAN Nine days before United States did not participate, nor intervene, President Ford turns over the government to dear Governor Carter, in the (end of) the Jimmy Carter, the Ford administration intends 'legitimately elected' governineoL" to commit the United States to a huge, $5 billion cast Poll workers will be Helen Green, clerk, Norma Lang, Ruth Layo and Louise Owens at the Moss Road fire station and Mrs. Patricia Lombardy, clerk, Mrs. Marge Williams, Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs. Reet Elliott at the I'uscawlila fire house. Winter Springs' city election next will be held on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November, in accordance with a charter amendment approved by the people at the recent general election. year Pay Raise it His critics charge that he has suddenly become generous with the taxpayers' billions as a way of ingratiating himself with the foreign banking community, which has been pushing the loan. Thus Paraky, upon his return to private Investment banking, will have many foreign financiers In hi., debt, the critics allege. From Kuwait, Parxky vehemently denied the charge. "Absolutely not," he barked over the trans-Atlantic phone. He said Carter's representatives would be consulted and that the decision to commit the $5 billion was "not final." Yet an outraged House Banking Chairman Henry Reuss, D.-WLt, has written a private protest letter to Treasury Secretary William Simon about it. Reuss urged that the negotiations "be cancelled and rescheduled when the new administration takes office. Only in this way can we. . avoid any International confrontation or embarrassment which might ensue it the outgoing administration were to make corn'nitments with which the new administration Is not In accord." UiV'i ''' . Tops Topics . ,, Not to attend the Kuwait meeting, Simon told us, would appear to the underdeveloped countries to be "an act of bad faith," Simon added: lu "The president feels that he's president until January 20." - I _ . , — __ _ ,W'.ipo~. 11-W 11" _ 4106. —~. ;- ,_ *. ' ' I , ,,' . , . I I ,, _!yl i " . - ", . I .1 L ~-___114=9 ~~ - I (d k I Ner, I I jai: ;W 1 '41, a --.4 . Z 9''.. 1 Van Eepoel: Tennis And A Doll House When Irene Van Eepoel's children began "passing me by" educationally, she decided it was time to pursue her own higher education as well. She enrolled In Seminole Community College part-time nearly a year ago. At the end of the later this month, she expects to have 25 or 26 credits and be on her way toward the sociology degree she wants to be able to counsel young people. Born in Orlando, she graduated from Edgewater High School and took courses In commercial art before her marriage, Her husband, John, Is Central Florida representative for a pharmaceutical house, an official with the Florida Tennis Association, on the board of directors of the Central Florida Tennis Conference and founder and executive director of the Central Florida Junior Tennis League. Theireldest daughter, Debra, 20, junior at Florida Atlantic University on a tennis scholarship and hopes to obtain a masters degree in sociology while Linda Gail, 18, is attending Shorter College in Rome, Ga., on a tennis scholarship and plans to be a physician. John Jr., 16, is a senior at Oviedo High School and number one on the tennis team semester Mrs. Van Eepoel's hobbies include she makes nearly all her own clothes and those of her children and reupholstering furniture. She has been known "to handle a wrench in an and she likes biking (She travels as much as 26 miles a day by bicycle). Some years ago when her daughters were small, Mrs. Van Eepoel built a doll house and all the furnishings by hand. "The girls now argue which one will get the doll house when they marry," she said. The Van Eepoels have lived on a two-acre in the R.anchlands for the past 15 years. During her prior years on the city council, she created the city's firs zoning board, pioneered the city's first zoning ordinance, and obtained a deed by donation for the property now known as Sunshine Park. sewing - - emergency " tract is Mrs. Van Eepoel said many residents in the city cannot afford the recently Increased water and sewer rates. "I don't see the City of Winter Springs as a cold, hard business, rather I see It as a nonprofit corporation that is to provide services to the people and to insure- a good enuironinent to bring up families," she says. Daniels: ,A Matter Of Degree(s) John Daniels went into the U.S. Army as an enlisted man in 1943 "It was the patriotic thing to do during World War II" and retired 28 years later as a colonel in the U.S. Air Force. During those 28 years with service not only in the second World War, but also in the Korean War and the Vietnam Conflict, he picked up his education Including two masters degrees. His military career began with the Army Infantry until he transferred to a transportatlon unit of the Air Corps, later a separate military branch, the Air Force. Currently Daniels is teaching government and economics to ninth graders at Union Park Junior High School. "At that age they are young adults, eager to learn and the most inpressionable age of youngsters." Born In Covington, Tenn., Daniels, when ready for high school, moved to Trussville, Ala,, and lived with an older sister when his parents died. He and his wife, the former Mary Thornton, met in 1942. Both were working for a furniture dealer and both were just out of high school. Five months they met they were married, The Daniels have two children, Steven 25, Orlando, and Suzanne, V. Both are married, Suzanne has a son, Michael, a year old, and - - - after lives in Tallahassee. Daniels received his bachelor's degree in business administration at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, a masters degree in government at George Washington University, Washington, D.C., concurrent with graduation from the Air War College, a masters degree at Tray State University, Tray, Ala., in education and a special in education degree at Auburn University, Auburn, Ala. in education administration. "I knew I needed the education degrees if I were going to get into the school business after retirement from the military," he said. The Daniels selected Florida as the place they wanted to live after retirement, par. ticularly the Greater Orlando area, choosing Winter Springs out of the busy tourist area. Daniels considers golf "I'm just a duEfer" and the city government as his bobbies. Daniels, who has served as finance cornmissioner and assistant finance cornmissioner during his time in office, said, "We have established a very good financial in our government. Our government operates responsibly and austerely from a financial standpoint. The city owes no money except for long term purchases and always meets its bills," he said. - - I .10:~e system very I . / 11-UL . ' . 4 Footnote: The actual commitment, which is other affiliates of the World Bank would add up to another $2.6 billion. Theoretically, the Carter administration could block the commitment after January 20. But this would cost the United States tremendous bad will from the Third World countries seeking the loans, to OPIUM STRAW — Turkey has 14,000 tons of Prime opium straw on its hands, a multi-milliondollar bounty that has governments worrying and smugglers wondering. The 14,000 tons, enough opium straw to supply III U.S. addicts many times over, Is now in Turkish warehouses waiting for legitimate buyers. The government has been unable to market much of its opium harvest. It could become a temptation for corrupt Turkish officials, with all this valuable straw in their custody, to start selling it through the backdoor to the international narcotics smuggling brotherhood. Candidates for Winter Springs council Tuesday night focused on the recent pay raise :r granted Public Works Director Ray Bradshaw. The forum: i' candidates night at the V, Hacienda Village recreation I. center. — Coancilman John Daniels and I A ' . I / I Rev. Robert Clark defended the raise, from $11,500 to $12,43'7.. ''I Daniels said Bradshaw 0 tk - Ai • deserves the raise, because he 41000 i heads two departments -- ' ' , public works and recreation. He N 11 IJ also noted that all department / • W heads deserve the same rate of pay. 1 I k '. Councilman Donald Sines I ~ called .~ Bradshaw unqualified, ?, " of the suggesting a I 'I two departments. Speakers also decried the 'M recent utility hike that more than doubled rates for ; residents. Mayor Troy Piland . 1I reported another scheduled L 4__.-~1 PSC hearing on the matter In Tallahassee on Dec. 13. Piland ENI{IQUE GODO', JOHN .r%NTIfO5y, STAI(LEA\ THE S.B..TlNlS: JOHN, GUEST ____ is not running for reelection. k - scheduled to be made In Kuwait, is for $2.4 billion. But once It Is made, U.S. obligations from House Narcotics (bali-man Lester Wolff, D.N.Y., is watching developments closely. ; 11111111'a . foreign loan program for underdeveloped lands. The deal is scheduled to be sealed on January 11 at a meeting of the International Development Association In faraway Kuwait. The United States will be represented by Gerald Parsky, a fast-talking, young assistant treasury secretary. . He wound up his letter by offering to set Carter and his advisers straight "on Latin American affairs, especially Chilean affairs." Apparently, Trucco neglected to clear his foot-in-mouth diplomacy with his superiors in Chile. Diplomatic sources have told us that his letter to Carter enraged the Chilean military leaders who have been trying to dress up their dictatorship lately. Trucco was furious when we told him we had a copy of his intemperate letter. It was a "private, confidential, informal letter," he fumed, In Seven candidates are seeking three city council seats in Winter Springs' Dec. 7 city election and 1,753 residents of the community are eligible to ballots in the election. The candidates are: John W. Daniels (incumbent), 52, 1027 Antelope Trail, I u sc a w Ill a, bein g challenged by Mrs. Margaret McKibbin, 33, of 212 Buttonwood Ave., the Terraces for seat three; and John S. Sabatini, 38, of 303 Birch Terrace, the Terraces, and Irene E. Van Eepoel, 40, 231 Trade Winds Road for the seat five post. Running for Seat one on the council are Rev. Robert F. Clark, Stephen S. hind and Donald W. Sines tincumbent. Profiles on these candidates were published last week). Daniels was appointed originally to the city council, filled that unexpired term and was elected to one full ter-in. Mrs. Van Fepoel served tuo terms on the city council previously and was elected mayor in the 1960's by her colleagues for one term. Neither Mrs. McKibbin nor Sabatini has run for public office before. The city will have two polling places for the election, at the fire station on Moss Road for those voters residing in precincts 13 and 24 and at the fire house in Tuscawilla for those residing In precinct Il Truculent Trucco To Keep On Truck'l'n 9. Shortly before the November elections, Chilean Ambassador Manuel Trucco wrote a nasty letter to Jimmy Carter, The tnxulent Trucco Isn't expected to last long in Washington, therefore, after Carter is Inaugurated on January 20. Trucco scolded Carter for his statements about Chile and implied that his advisers had been brainwashed by Marxists. It Isn't considered good form, of course, for an ambassador to insult the leaders of his host government. Ambassadors are supposed to be gracious and charming and careful what they say. For diplomacy is as fragile as a crystal champagne glass. An accomplished ambassador can make his points with a whispered word, a raised eyebrow, a diplomatic frown. But Trucco, writing with a heavy hand, Informed Carter that his campaign statements education there and attended for two years Washington University in St. Louis studying general business courses. lie and Starican, presently a teachers aide at Teague Middle School, met while she was an airline stewardess and he was doing lease negotiations for free standing restaurants anti shopping center developers. lie traveled the New England and West Coast areas doing site analyses for the shopping center developers for seven years Sabatini is employed by the Florida Interconnect Co. as a cornmunications consultant in marketing. The company went into business five years ago and Sabatirti has been with the firm much of that time. Sabatini noted that nearly three years ago he was appointed the city's Board of Adjustment and a little over a year ago he was named to the planning and zoning board. "The city needs people who are genuinely concerned and nterested in the city as a business that needs to be run as a one-half million dollar business should be," he said. 'The city does not have franchise agreements with either Southern Bell or the Winter Park Telephone Companies, and I am interested in finding out why," Sabatini said, suggesting he can best find reasons for this non-action as a member of the city council, lit' said he is concerned about water rates in the community having been raised, noting that his utility bills more than doubled in cost and another increase in rates is yet to come. "Are the people perhaps paying for the water company's poor judgment" he asked. to John Anthony is a member of the Blue Dolphins Swim Club, under Harry Mizell, which practices at Winter Park high School. One of their recent meets was with the Club Del Fines of Guatemala City, Guatemala, in Winter Park. A guest of the household during the meet was a participant on the opposing team, Enrique Godoy, 11. Sabatini said a return rimatch in Guatemala is being boosted by the parents of the local swimmers. He said that Mizell currently has 18 of his former swun students going to college on scholarships. A member of the Seminole YMCA board of business management, Sabatini said Seminole County needs a resident YMCA facility with a swimming pool. lie also collects first-edition books. Born in Jacksonville, ill., Sabatini completed his high school - - - THE VAN EEPOELS: JOHN JR., IRENE, JOHN herald Staff Writer - — o id i . ( *~ ~ - . _ , %I ., THE RACE ' - -- - Firm S ~ r . . . .' '' - . —' •' - ;V1 ! 1 — S ' . L,1,, McKibbin: Homev Activist , . ..- i Li k e? ''.L By DONNA ESTES A Wrong ----' = - 1i •' — : - . £ 1 ,g N"'*_. - _','~ Really .q . Distorted Rights \ .,. . -. - — ' ir, V %4 r 0.a 0 ~f " I~ ol I , . - "4.;. A~ . . -I" -. i . - - -477" .0 Jr 16 i v i'i , 7 - . •. - ., , ___________ . AL i ( -It I % 1 A -i, DON OAKLEY I ~ ,I ; , I , ~~ .i The Herald's resident EAr has been getting a swarm of inquiries asking the identity of that Sanford City Commission candidate who, it was overheard by the EAr and reported Nov. 21, talked of the trouble "the coloreds" are causing police. The remarks were made outside the Seminole Community Action banquet at the Civic Center. For purposes of clarification and fairness, the EAr tells us it was Eddie Keith, running for Seat 2. --- . . — i! , . II 1 J:L The following afternoon, the President's secretary opened a small envelope to find a scrawled note. .' the note began. "Dear Edsel t-di" . . Several straws were found and when the drawing was finished, the tipsy dentist held up the short one. ,'. I ,I __7 C ;,F J I .- ~ II . , I . I )3ve - — "Have you ever considered getting in touch with 'workaholics anonymous'?" "t'5 draw straws!" the lawyer said. "Short one writes the letter." 11 I What Are "Well, somebody will have to write it. We can't have a President who hides In the Oval Office," the matron's husband said. WASHINGTON No sooner had the One of the most important decisions the U.S. Democrats seized the White House with I Supreme Court will hand down in its 1976-77 promises of restoring confidence in the political / session involves a challenge to its controversial system than one of their own was blackening that 1966 Miranda ruling concerning the admissibility '1 system anew. of evidence against criminal suspects. 4 ..,,/ -:_----------• Wendell Anderson, governor of Minnesota, is A better case for overturning or severly the culprit. Hisses and fie on him. Faced with the I/ curtailing Miranda could not have beer; I duty of naming a Senate replacement for Walter jt iI T — presented to the high court than an appeal by the j Mondale, who is stepping up to lower things I state of Iowa of a lower court's reversal of a Anderson decided there was only one man in the convictin of the 1968 sex murder of a 10-year-old state with enough competence and enough girl. 1. '•' stature to replace Mondale: Wendell Anderson. : Ergo the governor has conceived an unhappy . It seems that the suspect, one Robert A. plan to further his own interests. He will resign Williams, had turned himself into Davenport his present office, allowing U. Coy. Rudy police and was advised by two lawyers not to Perpich to take over. Perpich will then select make any statements until he was returned to Anderson who, after all, will be out of work 't / Des Moines. Police agreed not to question him. and essentially a wasted resource to be the On the way to Des Moines, however, an of ; new junior senator from the land of 10,000 lakes. ficer persuaded Williams to lead him to the girl's Anderson is aware there will be criticism of body before It was hidden by snow. Her parents, his action. Already a poll has been conducted he said, "should be entitled to a Christian burial 01 .. indicating that 55 per cent of the Minesotans for the little girl who was snatched away from questioned do not want the governor to elect them on Christmas Eve and murdered." himself to the Senate. But since the polls have no I j "11' /.-. .— This, the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals authority, and since politics is often the art of found, constituted "trickery" and the violation of ,- --preventing people from engaging in what is their the suspect's right to remain silent. It reversed q4 own business, Anderson insists all skepticism his subsequent conviction. "Can you spare a dime? For a down payment on a cup o f will be disregarded. In opening-day arguments before the "I'm sure some will react negatively," the coffee," Supreme Court, Williams' attorney, University I. governor says and justify my election to a full of Iowa law professor Robert Bartles, charged term in 1978." Displaying no shame at all, that the officer's remark "was designed to play Anderson is already campaigning for a Senate on the defendant's known religious background" career, and what with the incumbent's adto obtain Information police were forbidden to vantage he is bestowing on himself he'll likely seek, either by their agreement with Williams' get it,, T A lawyers or under the Miranda rule. That the Minnesotan has yearned for a He did not pretend to claim that his client did national pulpit has been apparent for years. A PALO ALTO, Calif. tAP) Jim Bliss wants to a fuller life. TSI's first product was a reading device called not kill a little girl, but rather that to uphold the one-time Olympic hockey player and attorney, help blind people pay more taxes. police action "would make it impossible for he has been in political office for 18 of his 43 That could make Bliss sound like an oddball an "Optacon." It allows a blind person to read counsel to represent their clients in a sensible years, and has been touted as a commer since philanthropist or an overeager Internal Revenue ordinary printed material. early this decade. Curly haired, blue eyed, agent. What a distortion of the concept of a defen The Optacon consists of a scanner which is moderate in all things including philosophy, he Is But instead, Bliss is an entrepreneur who passed over the words and a console In which the dant's rights under the law. What an insult to the a prodigy of Hubert Humphrey and a ripening heads a five-year-old company that is an unusual user places his or her left hand. The scanner con- rights of all decent, lawabiding people. favorite of his mighty party. mixture of capitalism and humanitarianism, verts letters into electrical impulses which then He is a bit too Democratic, perhaps. At the The company is Telesensory Systems Inc., vibrate tiny pins set inside the console. If the Supreme Court abolishes Miranda, it past party convention, as chairman of the which makes products to aid the blind and which The user feels each letter as it is reproduced on will have been because of the outrageous platform committee, Anderson fought hard for a puts much of its profits back into research on the array of pins and is thus able to "read" the behavior of the legal profession of judges, who rule a loyalty oath, really which would force new products for the visually handicapped. words. have freed accused murderers not because the all candidates to promise allegiance to the "The driving force of this company is to use "You can't imagine the difference having an evidence against them was not conclusive but eventual nominee. Thus he wanted Jimmy technology to get blind people more Integrated Optacon makes to a blind person," says 'I'SJ because in obtaining it the police had not conCarter and company to swear fidelity even if into society and, in particular, into more normal calculator products manager Chris Berg, whose formed with every jot and tittle of the law, as the George Wallace was the pick. employment," Bliss said in an interview at the wife is blind, judges interpreted it. Of lawyers, who have But extremism In defense of Democratic company's offices here. "Before this, they were limited to materials forgotten that their essential duty is to see that If you look at a blind person who's on welfare, unity isn't a vice, not to those who can add translated into Braille. Now they can read their clients receive a fair trial, not to get them registration figures. And it Li this sort of devotion he may be receiving $3,000 to $4,000 from the newspapers, cookbooks whatever they want. off by any means possible. government," he said. "If you turn that around which has led Democrats to believe Anderson They can read their personal mail, instead of If the Supreme Court abolishes Miranda, it so he's making $10,000 a year, not only that too big for a mere gubernatorial chair. With having to get someone to read it to them." will have been because a scandalized and abused 000 helping to stimulate the economy, but his 1 good looks and fortuitous attitude, they say, he $10 IS! also offers a nine-day training course to society Is demanding that the legal system begin income tax would be $2,000 or $3, 000 a year. could be president some day. buyers of its Opt.acons. Users normally start oft serving again the true end of justice, which is the "That's a $6,000 differential, and I think it's at about 12 words per minute and reach 40 to 50 identification and punishment of time who And so, by golly, it is not just for the good of worth the onetime investment of a few thousand words per minute after using the device for a break society's laws, Minnesota that Wendell Anderson Is using his dollars to change that $3, 000 obligation Into while. Some users have attained speeds of 100 office for personal gain, it is in effect for the good $3,000 in income for the government," he said. It may be true that Miranda came about words per minute, Berg says. future of America. This no doubt Is the same Bliss, of course, Isn't interested in the blind that an. because of past abuses by the police. No one rationale used by George Wallace in 1966, when, solely from the standpoint of generating more IS1 also sells a talking calculator wants to return to third-degree methods of Inforced out of office by Alabama law, he threw his tax revenue. His company employs six blind nounces each step of a mathematical problem as terrogation. cancer-stricken wife into the political arena so persons on its staff of 100 and he points out that the user presses the key!. The calculator, which But Miranda has gone too far. Or more ac' that he could continue to selflessly rule the holding down a normal job helps blind persons can be programmed to operate In any language, curately, judges and lawyers have permitted it people. develop a better self 'image and generally enjoy performs six different functions, to go too far. about Chile were "without substantiating ,, ' .. \1i WASHINGTON . , - By AUDIE MURPhY Wednesday, Dec. 1,i,7—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. "I'll sTIte it," the matron's daughter said. "No dear, you just graduated from high school and your spelling is atrocious," her mother replied. ." TI ___ Carter's Accepting Realism As It Is The group fell silent, pondering that deduction. After a few minutes, the lawyer said, "No, it can't be Chevy Chase. He's too tall" "His name must be S.I. Toyota," mumbled a dentist who was working on his seventh martini. "1 know there was a Japanese guy who got elected to something." "Well, whatever his name is, I wish he would show himself more often," the matru, said. "It's improper for a president to go into hiding." "Maybe we should write a letter demanding that the President show himself," the matron's husband said. "After all, he may have fallen victim to foul play or something." "Yes, look what happened to Nixon," the matron said. "Foul ball!" the drunk dentist said. . "Who is going to write the letter?" queried the terrible about remembering names." psychiatrist. "I can't my tennis elbow Is acting "It has something to do with cars," a up," psychiatrist said, drawing upon his training In utd "I'!l write it," the lawyer said, "but it'll cost you association, a hundred bucks." "Whoever it is, he falls down a tot," the matron's "Don't be so mercenary. What we have in mind husband commented. is just a friendly little note, asking that the "I've got it! It's President Chevy Chase!" exPresident make a public appearance," the matron claimed the matron's daughter. said. ' ' - ~ - ......_-" •. ~ , - . * , - ' '' ' ' , separation ' S A -, KJ , 4 JOHN DANIELS �A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Dec. 1, lfl Wejnesday, Dec. 1, 1974-1A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. p Area Cities Plan Parades To Herald Holiday Season By JANE CASSELB1.RRY Herald Staff Writer Four area Christmas parades. the first one in Sanford Saturday will herald the approach of the holiday season. The Altam on t e-Ca ss el berry parade is scheduled Sunday followed by the Winter Springs parade on Dec. 12 and DeBary's on Dec. 19. "Christmas Enchantment" will be the theme for the Sanford parade, stepping off at 9 am. The parade will form at the farmer Sanford Naval Academy building and proceed west on First Street to Laurel Avenue; south to Second Street; East on Second to Park Avenue; and south to the city park at Fourth Street to disband. Last-minute entries are still being accepted; and anyone interested may contact the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Trophies will be awarded to winning entries in each of six categories. More than 60 entries Include floats, bands, marching units, cars and horses. Grand marshal for the parade will be Miss Florida, Nancy Stafford of Ft. Lauderdale. The Greater Sanford Parade Comrnitee will hold a fund-raising drawing for an Amana microwave oven in conjunction with the parade. Tickets will be available for a $1 donation at the Chamber of Commerce, Sanford Specialty, Flagship Bank of Sanford, and Celery City Printing. The Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce parade will begin at 2 p.m., Sunday, at Altamonte Mall and will proceed east on the westbound lane of SR 436 to the Seminole Plaza in Casselberry where it will disband behind Leeds Store. Parade marshal will be Charles Glascock. Ken Brown, WESH-TV's news director, will be grand marshal. Miss Florida, Kirby (Sky King) Grant, and Santa also will be featured celebrities in the event. Cochairmen of the parade are Sal Orlando and Bob Stines. Participating will be bands from Orlando Naval Training Center, Lyman, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Jones and Bishop Casselberry Hopeful H as ke It Rigs To Re laxing ole Gerald Haskell was born and circle originally came from raised in Solvay, N.Y. a suburb New York State." of Syracuse. He spent much of Laughing, he recalls, "We his adult life in the north, where bought this house immediately he made a career of driving an when we saw it. I walked in, sat "eighteen-wheeler," a huge down, looked around, then said, semi-tractor-trailer rig. 'This is it!" "But by the time I came to Haskell's father was a conFloclda, the money Just didn't stable back home In Solvay, but seem as good to me down other than that this is his first venture here," he says. into politics. Haskell retired from the big "However, he says, I've been rigs and went to work again. concerned for a long time. He is a warehouse salesman in "I'm concerned with the Orlando now. Much of his non- economic squeeze which Is causing suffering for many of the elderly. I'm not happy with What's He some of the people presently serving on the Casselberry City Really Like? Council, and frankly this tax they keep talking about also working time is spent in con- worries me." versation and relaxation with Pausing for a moment, his wife, Ida. seeming to gather his words He also devotes a significant with great care, Haskell conamount of time and effort to tinues. "I'd like the water and area civic activities. sewer bill cut. But they're "I'm a member of Veterans talking about raising it again. of Foreign Wars (VFV) in I've talkedto quite a few people Casselberry," he says, "and a and they all have the same idea member of the American - that the utilities costs simply Legion post in Sanford as well." must be cut." Suggesting that people take a He and Ida are members of St. Augustine's church in ride around Casselberry, Casselberry. "We also used to Haskell says, "Our side streets bowl a lot," he says but my are all sand. I'm told the city average got too low I decided it doesn't have the money to do was time to quit." Ida, he ex• anything about it, but they'll Plains, still bowls twice a week. have to convince me." Haskell isaverteranofWorld And with regard to the War II and Korea, a medic who proposed Casselberry charter, was a first sergeant at Haskell says succinctly, "This retirement. city management Form of He trid Ida have two sons, government? I don't believe we Gerald Jr. and Thomas need it. lt costs too much money Anthony, both living in anyway." Syracuse, and four grandchildren. Haskell lives on Summerset Legal Notice Terrace in the Summer--development and notes that, UNITED STATES DISTRICT "Everyone who lives on our COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Moore high schools; Milwee and South Seminole Middle Schools, St. Mary Magdalen and St. Andrew's Schools, Longwood Elementary Fife and Drum Corps, Orlando Fife and Drum Corps, and the Shrincr3 Bahia Temple band. According to Glascock, there will be 80-100 units in the parade, divided into 13 sections so that 17-92 traffic can be moved between sections. Two-way traffic will be moving on the eastbound lane of 436 during the parade. The Casselberry and Altamonte Springs pollee departments and Seminole Sheriff's Department will be handling traffic. Floats, Shriners and Elks motorcycle drill teams, marching units, vehicles from area fire departments, youth groups, and clowns will be also included. Winter Springs Fire Chief Charles Holzman will be marshal for the Winter Springs Christmas parade to begin at 2 p.m., Dev. 12, on SR 434 at Hayes Road ending on Edgemon Road. With 33 units participating, it is expected to 711\! i LESS IGIFY % E11LARGUREN Ralat T I I ' u 59 III.yout J&1 — KODAK X-15 9 1 271 • • •i0 ••(AZ.3 - .MP'i.j.tD ., ..A1.,-.. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs. REGINA G. SIEVER aka REGINA G. McCOY and RONALD I. McCOY. at .1 Defendants. —OR DER FOR County is advertising for bids on SERVICE BY PUBLICATION — On r' wells as per plani and spec motion and affidavit of plaintiff n fiflClf,Qfl$ available for Inspection the above entitled causecy at 202 E. Commercial Street. SanAssistant United States Attorney, fl ford. Florida In the office the an action against the d.tendantls), DIreClOrOIAuxiliary Services, Regina 0, Siever a k a Regina C December a ten. 1:00 McCoy and Ronald I. McCoy. as al., Publish' Dec. 1, 6. 15, 1974 and to enfcrce a lien upon real DEG-3 propifty situate In this District and described follows. The East 4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND as feet of Lot 1$ and the West 30 feet of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Lot 14. WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS FLORIDA REPLAT. according to the plot CIVIL ACTION NO. 142151.CA44-8 thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13 In Re, the Marriage of at page 14 o f the Public Records of LINDA LEE WINKELMAN Wife Seminole County. Florida. and it appearing to the Court that defen and dant(s). Regina G. Sliver ak-a WILLIAM R. WINKELMAN 0 McCoy and Ronald I. Husband Regina McCoy are not inhabitants of nor NOTICE OF ACTION TO. WILLIAM R. WINKELMAN found within the Slate of Florida and have not voluntarily appeared RESIDENCE UNKNOWN hcrein, and that personal service ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED upon them is not practical btcaue their residence and whereabouts ,, that a Petition for Dilolution of Marriage has been hlIedagainst you. unknown. it is ORDERED mat 11 13 and you are required to serve a copy Regina 0 Slaver a k a Regina G. of your written defenses to it, it any, McCoy and Ronald I. McCoy appear on CAR ROLL BURI( E. Attorney for or plead to the complaint herlin by the 10111h day of January, 1977. and in Petitioner, wt5$ aress is 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, deta.itt thcri,t Inc Court will Sanford. Florida32771, and file the Proceed to the hearing and ad it,dicationof this Suit as If Regina G. original with the Clerk of Circuit Sliver a It a R.glna G. McCoy and Crt, Sanford. Seminole County, Ronald I. McCoy, nodbean served Florida. on or before the 13thday December A 0 • 1976 otherwise a with proce in the State of Florida, but Only to the extent provided for by default will be entered against you Section 1455. Title $, Uniled States for thi relief demanded in the Cods, it 15 ttjflfr ORDERED ttsof Petition. WITNESS my Hand andOftIcIpl notice of this older be published by the United States Mr5hal in a seal (if this Court on this the 6th day newspaper of general circulation In of November. AD. 1916, Seminole County, Florida, once a week for Six 161 consecutIve weeks, Arthur H. Beckwitt,, Jr. commencing on November tO. 1916. Cl,rk of the Circuit Court DONE AND ORDERED IIOfIJndQ, by; MaryN Darden Florida, this IIh day of October, Cl 00 If,.. CARROLL BURKE GEORGE C YOUNG Attorney for Petllioner United S'a'n District Judge 612 Sanford Atlantic Sank Bldg Pu011$h Nov. 10, Il, 24, Dec. I. I, IS. Sanford, Florida 72771 1976 Publish: Nov 10. I?, 24, Doc I. 1974 DCF4Y IEF Ad 436. Sanford Civitan, 7:15 am., Buck's. SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. :t'n,or Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs ('ivo' Center. "Saturday, Sunday, Monday," a three-act comedy presented at Annie Russell Theatre. Rnllin.s CoUee, Winter Park, 8:30 p.m.( Through Saturday). FRIDAY, DECEMBER3 Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altanlonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's. Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's church. Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Balling Hills Moravian SR 434. 0 IN t,iC CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 742134.CA.0e•0 BARNETT BANK OF WINTER PARK, N A_ whose name was formerly FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT WINTER PARK. ANGELS" I ()Nc, LASTING NA TIJF1.L I SSINCE SUPERiOR tiMt CMt€ SYSTEM l".I Av rp'.,t, itt • till By CL4IROL SON OF AGUN Till PIO9ISSIONAI LIGIITWIISI!T WAll BITER 3 8 ;! 0 MEN'S.PAK OF 5 I' ',Y (1tA.IRA VA01 v.,7i lQ1fl,Aflii IAflL• 'TA.,"i HANDKERCHIEFS .\i-II TI ON[ r FlO; I 29 INICE GIFT1 1 AA,d e The HOT SHAVE r CAPSULE ITCUIIOL IT S COMPACT Ali[) IT S CORDLESS FITS ANY SIZE SHAVE CREAM AEROSOL CAN IT S WATERPROOF REG 17 999L f PROCTOR SILEX ELECTRIC JUICER - T Th it JUICE IN SECONDS REGULAR ii] DECORATOR 66' 2 I METAL IRONING BOARD 6 II 19 — * 4 ro .t - ko. Heavy duty metal . Liii you silo, nand Whole won,,,, tootow HAPPY TIME ri.,s P,.,.bli',p, D.r DEC I ' 1 _ INVITATION TO BID The Board of Trustee's of the Seminole County Public Hospital .nyite bids upon the following ORTHOPEDIC EQUIPMENT Additional irltOrmat on plans anti specifications are available at Of lice of thi Purchajing Agent All bids shall be mailed to the board 01 Trut,ej Of the Seminole County Public Hospi t a l, 1101 East First Street, Sanford. Florida 377)1 Alt bids shall be poStmarxed not later than trio 15th day 01 December 1976, and Shall be received on or before the 20 day of December 1974 Publsh Dec t. 2 3. 1974 DEC 1 ZEBCO 88-o All position Plaintiff, vs RICHARD M BRYANT and CANDICE P BRYANT. h i s wife. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO RICHARD M BRYANT and CANDICE P. BRYANT, his wife Residence and whereabouts are unknown and all persons claiming by, through or under then, and all others claiming any right, title or interest in and to the tollowing described property YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following properly In Seminole County, Florida. Lot 13. Block C. LAKE HARNEY ACRETTES, as recorded in Plat Book It, Page 31, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, ties been tiled against RICHARD U. BRYANT and CANDICE P. BRYANT. hiS *:IC, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, tO it On LYNN JAMES HINSON, of Turn bull, Abner and Daniels, Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose address is Ill West Lyman Avenue, Post Off i c e Box 100, Winter Park, Florida 32790, and file the ol-lgiflaI with the Clerk of the above stylCd Court on or before December 17th. 1916, otherwise a iudgment may be entered aqairist You f o r the relief demanded in the ompiaint or petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on November 17th, 1976 (SEAL) Arthur H Bec kwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian Woodman Deputy Clerk Pbli5h NOv Il, 71. Dec 1 5, 1976 DEF 71 INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby given !hat the City of Lake Mary of Seminole County, Florida will receive Seeled bids up to I 017 P M Thursday December 9. 1976 in the City Hall, 155 E Crystal Lake Ay , Lake Mary. Florida for one Ill Police Pursuit Vehicle Spec,ficator,s may be obtained from the City Clerk. Laic Mary City Hall, 155 E Crystal Lake Ave Lake Mary, FIor,da S Kay Sassman 1IA8a PILLOWS PIG IN ASSORTED it PATTEHNS - Bayport: high 11:19 a.m., 10:01 p.m., low 4:53 a.m., 4:48 p.m. i 4A THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Church parish house, Enterprise. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country club. Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando. .Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land o'Lakes Country Club. South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, SR Legal Notice GREAT STOCKING STUFFER COTY "SWEET EARTH ¶19 Legal Notice £'ort Canaveral: high 4:2.8 n.m., 4:31 p.m., low 10:32 a.m., 10:27 p.m. CALENDAR Antique Show sponsored by Central Florida Society for historic Preservation, at Orlando Flea Market above Miser's Mall, 750 S. Orange Blossom Trail. Call 831-9837, through Sunday. b AEG FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION — Case N,. 76.371.Orl.Cly.R _____________ ________ it, Daytona Beach: high 4:40 a.m., 4:58 p.m., low 10:38 a.m., 10:54 p.111. Sunland, REG 24 99 108 , ____________________ Tuesday's high 48, today's low 40. Rainfall .32 Inch. Mostly cloudy through Thursday, windy but not as cold. Highs today low to mid 60s and low lOs Thursday. Not as cold tonight with lows in low SOs. Winds north (ono,.theastis. 25 M.p.h. TOMORROW'S TIDF_S Countywide School Advisory Committee, noon, First Federal of Seminole. SR 434, Longwood. YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave Orlando. NAIL WORKS •. BIRTHS Sanford: Sanford: Angela M. Bell Pvt. & Mrs. James (Casa) Ira D. Boutwell Swain, baby boy Jessie L. Dixon Harold Fues [)ISCHARGES Margaret L. Hale Sanford: Muriel Hamilton Jackson Alexander Shellie Brent Gladys E. Morris Robert V. Robey Lucy Bryant Jack E. Stemper Cary L. [lurch Zina Davis Ann Curtis, Deltona Margaret C. Davis, Deltona Benjamin F. Johnson Edna Garceau, Deltona Viola I.. Johnson Inamac Li nn, Deltona Justin W. Kinnaird William S. Miller, Deltona Charles E. Murray Isabelle A. Simmons, Deltona Orsie L. Pritchard Zenith B. Chapman, Lake James Williams Helen Elizabeth Drummond, George J. Krebs, Longwood DeBary Keith Roasch, t.ongwood Dominick Ventarola, Deltona Bernice S. Graham, Longwood Willie M. Hittell, Longwood Levelle V. Thompson, Maitland Ralph T. Gerhart, Oviedo , REG 12 99 CAMERA OUTFIT Dorothy P. Blacbut-n, Osteen WEATHER Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Christnas tree sale, 1-9 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Central Florida fiji Asia. Art exhibit, 10 am. to 9 p.m., Winter Park Mall. Annual Christmas Bazaar sponsored by Sanford Garden Club, 9 am. to 5 p.m., Garden Club Center, By CLAIROL ..—'• COMPLETE OUTFIT INCLUDES CAMERA FLIP FLASH STRAP foe mfontiotion, phone the pohco or sh.,uU s o#+oc. L THE SUNBEAM SHAVE MASTER GROOMER INSTAMATIC S1op CRIMES At$on.y Gen,oI's 011cc i 02 AFTER SHAVE - AND 5 OZ SOAP • 1488'• ' I 999:y 5000 sfLvi REPLACES EXPENSIVE , FLIP FLASH tALC MPM ULIf wru )tI ICAILI "I 181's ,' PHONE THE POLICE! The annual Christmas 991 LarrY .fllair Toitohotce, Floq,do tj 8r TO SEAL LEFT.. OVERS FOR ' FREEZING " volE Use your hood to protsd your body. is ciie of soy raps or .tt.t.d rip.- floats. a " ""I• DAZEY 11i.aaaaa 'IIJ SEAL-A-MEAL Ill MAGIC FLASH FAST, EASY WAY FOR ALL KODAK TRIlLlT1 CAMERAS NOVEMBER 30 ADMISSIONS chairmen. Assembly poInt'j will be at the DeBary ball park with the route moving on Shell Road to DeBary Manor, then south on 17-92 to the fire station. parade in DeBary, sponsored by the DeBary Volunteer Fire Department will be Sunday, Dec. 19, at 1 p.m. Ellie Ogden and Maurice Eve are co- be the largest parade in the city's history. Santa will ride atop an antique firetruck and the Seminole Youth Ranch clowns will serve as Santa's helpers handing out goodies along the route. There will be six marching hands, the Longwood Junior Police, Orlando Naval Training Center's 50-flag unit, Winter Springs Elementary School kangaroo mascot "Springaroo", fire trucks, antique corps, motorcycle teams and HOSPITAL NOTES 404 SPIN CAST REEL COMPLETE WITH LINE AND E4 ROD 99 FIBERGLASS ROD METAL HAtQ,f NICE RIG 1139B Girt' FOLDING TRAY RUSTPROOF WIPES CLEAN WITH DAMP CLOTH—RECESSLQ WELL FOR CLASS RIG 1 93 Legal Notice INVITATION TO BID The Hous ing Authority of the City of Sanford. Florida will receive bids for Replacement of Thirty (30) Exterior Yard Light Fixtures at Lake Monroe Terrace, Low Rent Housing Project Fla 16 S until 2:00 PM E.S.T on the 191h day of December 1976, at the Administration Building, Castle Brewer Court, Sanford. Florida at which time and place all bids will be Publicly opened and read aloud. The work COflSpS1S Of remov i ng Thirty 1301 e*iiting yard lighti, including concrete bases, posts and globes and replacing same with thirty ()3) new fixtures Including concrete bases, anchor bolts, posts, globes and connections to existing electrical Services New fixtures siaII conform to the following Replace thirty (30) existing post lights and foundations with a Sterner GSC 10 foot black post with 24" poIy carbonate globe Unit to be 120 volt. 100 watt mercury vapor fixture with tOO watt deluxe tamp. Mount on 16" Square by 36" deep concrete base ttuth with finish grade. Connect new fixtures to existing wiring. Bidders shalt visit the site and determine for themselves, prior to bidding, the location, existing conditions and all matters affecting the work. 1140 extra cornpe'ns.atior, will be authori:ed for items which can be determined by such Site investigation A certified check or bank draft, Payable to the Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida. U.S. Government Bonds, or a satisfac 'cry bid bond executed by the bid. Oars and acceptable sureties In an amount equal to S per cent of the bid shalt be Submitted with each bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory performance and Payment bond or bonds The succesitul bidder Will be required to comply with all ap. picabIC local, state and federal regulations The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida reserves the tight to reject any or all b'ds or to waive any intormatitles in the bidding No bid Shall be withdrawn for a priod of 30 dais subsequent to the opening of bids without the consent ,f the Housing Authority of the City of Sanford. Florida The Housing Authority Of the C.ty of Sanford. Florida wilson rJ tieCutive Director P,iIiih Nov 17. 21. Dec I, I, 15. 12, 1916 DEF 7) FICTITIOUS NAME Notice s hereby given that we are mgaevi in bu%'noi% at Court St LoflQ*000 Seminole County, lor'dJ under the fictitious name of PUBLIC OPINIONS CO. and that we ntend to reg i ster sad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semnole County. Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fi(tiliO.jS Name Statutes, To Wit Section 563 09 Florida Statutes 1957 S 01idliam A Posey U B Moore P',,b'.',h Nov 71. Dec I, 5, IS. 197A D€11 Ili Legal Notice OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION CITY OF CASSELBERRY CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA DECEMBER 7, Ins 44 k. COUNCILMAN (Vote for three I William 'Bill' Brady Charles H Glascock Gerald i PlaSkell Norman E kessinger Frank Lvcadamo Salvatore (Sal) Orlando Carl Robertson, Jr Frank AS(ttutte Charles Suer Donald W Wilson PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT OF THE CITY OF (ASSELSERRY FLORIDA Shall Ordnance 1140 M . of the City of CassaiDarry. Florida, duly adopt ed by the c ou ncil on the 1st Jay of Novembiq. A 0 1976, amending the existing charter of the City of Casselbefry. Florida, being Chapter 63.1151. Laws of Florida Sp.cial Aos Of 1943. 3 3.rtt'i.di3, tC the .(FsS4 of creating a revised charter as provided Dv Chapter 164. Laws of Florida, be approved and isdepled F or The Amendment Against The Ani..idment Publish Dec I, 1974 DEC 5 �SA-Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. Thiii Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1976 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Mr IF J • Is IL • Chic Young TH1 S IS ANJ 11 • HE A HECANPECI THE ALPHABET B BIRD HOWCOPOEHEDOESINIT ESN T Z THAT! Ciii isfi1iasTh C(11 itS cOIi ieA'i A i Vth ) PAflFUM,PARFUM D 6.00 B SPRAY MIST AND CREAM PERFUME COMPACT 4 - .. — . holiday collection EMERAUDE LAIMANT IMPREV SPRAY MIST, CREME D, FABE RGE's f abut ous 3 1%O I I '1 A1 14 14 I in Brut . and with special, woven silver PURSE PERFUME IN A GOLDEN CASE CLASSIC SPRAY MIST 8075 Case SCRAM! LLJN4 E REAV D_ COLOGNE TRIO FO black Brut / M 5TAVlN&! ___ ,%E V HOUR , 2 \ i T HAT / RIGHT APPETITE 2 I A 1 . !) y t 10 Three times the pleasure-flacons of Ecru de Cologne in L'Airn,,nt Emi-roudp and Imprevu 36 Cooled 37 Tries 41 Fissure 42 Perforations 44 Experimented with 48 Inflexible 52 Dull pain 12 A _0 1 2 Pots 4 Touch wr fling table 26 Angers gar residue 27 Range of stables assistant \ - - IM 1R 10 V I'M \ D1,3M M4 WAL., 1~0 CAJIT MPL( 11 __14 5 31 Coral ridge 34 flCC 38 Mime 39 Calls 40 Female religious I'l h b r 16 17 8 13 r •• * I ______ (T _______ . r(j 24 , VIRGAug.2e.22)A stablhedfromapaicu1ar person you're very close to source Be alert for all o 33 35 36 31 i 38 40 41 42 SOLID PARI JI 4,. IUI. 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A as interested in whether new diabetic that follows in. structions to the letter, sticking to the di et that has been p established for him, and taking the medicines as prescribed if he needs them, has the best chance of avoiding the eye complications of diabetes. truth remains: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of "at" CAW" NMTT I i ON YOUR slam A Playing at six spades, South has noroubktall East takes his ace of spades at An Ohio reader want.i to trick one and that is all the know if it is a good idea to contricks the defenders can even cede a one bid in rubber ca me close to bridge when it does not give Six notrump makes just as declarer game easily We don't think so. Contracts Which is the netter conof one are likely to be very intract" Six notrump w ill fail tl teresting and y* t lots Fast holds four diamonds to of fun out of pla% Ing many of the jack. 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A F rag lance D UC ifi one t cndpuffsol velvety — NfVI \I Do You MEAM, i"&.1y 1050 pnotique Pout Le Bain, Bath \ / ' elegance patied with luxurious Perfumed Dust. ing Powder . West North Fast soutts 10 Pass I A [lass 4 A Pas-% 4 N T mention it w your colunrin and specialist. Meanwhile, my statement give some hope to diabo-ticsDEAR READER - The stands, The best thing a colunin you sent me had been diabetic can do to protect his by Bob Thoves . ,i e her love... ,ind lots of Aviance night,' B. B. Nate Trio Three Jean Nate bath treatinent is used to prevent diet. The best bulk comes front excessive grow-th of new blood oereal fiber. one has to eat a lot Of vegetables or frwt to get vessels that overgrow the retina at the back of the eye. much fiber front them. When detachment of the screen Also, there is a lot more to or retina occurs it can be used managing a stubborn bow to tack the retina back rnplD ; robIemthan jtusingbrel if preserving sight. ou are having trouble you However, laser beams do not houldi help 0 Try to avoid the laxative and correct the scars that have already developed in the retina. enema habit. They do not correct the dam3ge Meanwhile, I am sending you in the arteries themselves, I'he flealth Letter number 2-1. e ay Irritable or SpasticColon and S pecificall y cholesterol deposits and tenConstipation, to give you more dency to hemorrhage. information on bowel fun Judging from the letters I Others who want this in. have rece iv ed there is a lot of formation can semi o cents with it long, stamped. self- confusion about what can be done for eyes. and laser addressed envelope for it. Just beams work fineSurgery in some cases. send your request to me in care of the Evening Herald, P.O. They don't in others. It depends d c Station, entirely on what the problem B iIf the small spot where images ' York, NY 10019, I read are focused, the intula, in the DEAR DR. LAMB your cohaiin on diabetes and back of the eye is degenerated there is little one can du. the eye and was wondering if flow does one find out if what that woman could not have her he has can Ix- treated by one of eyes treated with the laer I.) the newer methods' A complete save her examination by an eye pert to reach that six-spade contract, once you respond one spade. Back in that 1930 final match both South plavers made the 1930 ponse of two notrump Both North players raised to three notrump No one bid spades and no one thought of a NeitherijInerable this because I have had a laser specialist is needed. Anyone treatment for a detached with serious eye disease cerretina. 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But if it is a prize ocean catch of a tourist fisherman, it may be worth the hundreds of dollars to stuff it for display. HALI.ANDAI.E (A that marine taxidermy has grown to be a multi-million dollar industry. In this business, Charlie the Tuna of TV commercial fame, would be a dream customer. When a vacationing fisherman leaves his treasured tuna or snapper, it is a slimy, dripping carcass, probably suspended from a hook at a marina. The next he sees it, some two-to-six months and a few dollars later, the fish is More than seven million salt water fishermen visit Florida's sunny shores each year. And the demand to preserve prize catches of marlin, shark, sailfish and bluefin tuna is so great I SCC s Dream brightly painted and firm, ready to hang above a fireplace or office desk. A sting ray with a six-foot wing span might cost almost $400 to mount. A 12-foot marlin goes for more than $900 at one local taxidermist. And a one-to10 inch mapper can be processed for less than $100. The three or four major marine taxidernusLs in the state make their money by turning out a product as similar to the hundred real thing as possible. But most fish mounts utilize no more than the thin skin from the live fish. Other mounts don't even use the skin but rely on fiberglass. At one major taxiderrr -t who has 5,000 to 7,000 fish in different stages of processing each (lay, a fish starts its Journey on a skinning room floor, blood dripping from gaping mouth. The hollow-skin process of taxidermy has no use for the ' Road Club' 0 ig tarries Mick is S1, --- Pardon the Seminole Corn- Krazit, Sterling and Tarver. Tarver's usefulness is in a munity College basketball team Sterling's contribution Is behind situation, with the little if it doesn't buy the primarily In floor play. guard using his quickness to about there being no place like Tuesday night he came In with pressure opposing offenses. home. SCC up by an 11-point margin Seminole Is home Thursday The record speaks for itself, and It 30 when he left the night against the Rollins junior Seminole has played four game. In the big Brevard varsity In a 7:30 contest. SCC road games and victory, he came In with a plays In Fort Myers Saturday victories in those contests. By three-point lead and ran the against Edison and returns contrast, at home the Raiders offense which preserved the home the following Wednesday only 1-2. triumph. against Hillsborough. The latest victory was a ________________ 90-57 triumph over Polk in Winter Haven. "Maybe we are a road club," suggested SCC coach Joe Sterling. "All I know is we have played our best games on the road. Especially those road wins against Florida College, ., ~, Okaloose -Walton and Brevard." swept O-W and le , , I Brevard in last weekend's 't I . Brevard Thanksgiving Tournament, topping the hosts by an 89-84 margin in the finale. I * Seminole's strategy In logglnga5-2recordtodatehas beentogowitha starting lineup of Willie Williams (averaging 14 Bob Zipko (16,) Atkins (12), Robert Lewis (17) and Sammy Williams (7), "The key," points out Sterling, "is that we come on with Kruer, David Joe Sterling and Giles Tarver. A 01 . ! ., Thcy have made a t diiference, even If they haven't started." &thgflguredthattheky ' 4 to an ulti"a-suCcessfoVseas(m would be 6-11 The big center has gotten himself In and out of foul A t. all season. However, - I ' logged four road JOF STEHI tI(, ,:i Seminole ' .,' a Karl Krazlt, Jr. _________________ Sammy Williams, Kruer c / has play ball, as have SEMINOLE Atkins 3 00 6. W Williams U 00 36. Ztpko 10 71 71, Kru*r 2 2 2 6. Lewis 7 7.9 23. WiIk,r5on 2 02 1, Krait I 01 2. S. Williams 2 73 6. Rfynold 1;0O 2; Totals 36 ii 23 90, POLK Blakely 12 7 4. Bryant 3 1 ill. Grant 0 I 2 1. Henry 7 00 Ii. P4o*ard I 007. Huntit 2004, Millir 3006, Moore 1002. G. Williams 50I 10, Totals 25 7 12 51 Seminole - .-. Seminole 's Reuben Cotton (33) leaps come on to substitute F*idryc h A *L Pre lop Rookie — Busy high school basketball goes iflt() third gear in Seminole County this weekend with a bevy of gaines spread oUt over Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights. / 1 :. ' ______ - regular season. . :1. I q 4. r) in IP/ll*. - L Barnes Back gate at- was nam of To Prison of — patting Miami Waives Salter — po er By Th e Associated Press ri er o P s C 1 score — 1957 season, ting ____________________________________________ ___________________________________ _________________________________ _____________________ ____________________ 0-", ~ ~ . " 4 P. - __7__~_ R~~ ,rl/' ea s o n to rift j3LI!jL1c ft - wo uld be ba ck on the Ice. Tkac2uk and Phil Esposito. The The victory was Buffalo's fifth "Right now he has a sprained by Esposito tied the game in six road games 'and its 15th The New York Islanders are neck and we won't know how at 13:43 of the second period triumph over-all in 17 games. struggling and hoping. severe until Wednesday. Denis and was the 26th power play Capitals 6, Penguins 4 it The Islanders lost for the had his head snapped back and goal of the season for the Caps' goalie Bernie Wolfe fourth time In five games Tues- they were worried about the Rangers, who lead the league in blocked a penalty shot by Ron day night, 4-2 to Toronto, and vertebrae," said Waske. that department. Schock at 14:31 of the opening survived a major scare when In other NUL games, Atlanta period and his team later over. Rockies 5, Blues 3 Denis Potvin, the National and the New York Rangers Nelson Pyatt scored two came deficits of 1-0, 2-1 and 4-3. Hockey League's Norris skated to a 2-2 tie, Colorado deTony White's first two goals Trophy winner as its top feated St. Louis 5-3, Buffalo goals, including one with defenseman last season, was bombed Boston 6-2 seconds left In the second pert- of the season helped the Caps, and Wash- od, who tied the score for the last for Colorado. sent to a hospital after a second- ington outscored Pittsburgh 6-4. time on Ace Bailey's goal at pe ri od accident. Sabres 6, Brains 2 14:41 and went ahead on Gerry "The x-rays were negative," Flames 2, Rangers 2 Terry Martin scored twice for Meehan's shot at 16:37. White said Islanders' trainer Ron Rangers' goalie John David- Buffalo as Boston's unbeaten closed the scoring with 54 SCC Waske, but he did not know how son made 42 saves as New York streak at home was snapped on to play, banging in ,i soon the All, defenseman tied Atlanta on goals by Walt after 31 regular-season games. rebound of his own shot , Pirates, be td1 ed Islanders Struggling, Hoping This Season the and r Hull Making Up postseason record on a WHITE WALLS 4 PLY POLYESTER sent at Dooley Selected team was SEC lop Coach on a of - PRICE $19.55 20.18 F.E.T. 1.74 1.84 D78-14 E78-14 F78-'14 G78-'14 21.51 21,80 22.57 2332 2.12 H78-14 5.60-15 6.00-15 G78-15 25.10 19.95 20,18 23.95 H78- 'l5 26.85 L78-'15 for to haft t e to was to a c nge," i - - - went competition," Reg. me, of on year now,we ' ve got are a tire iron. game 19" Western Division 11 10 1 79 170 32 7 3 27 79 eQo U 10 2 76 19 Phoenix 1230 7 7 07 Calgry 9 II 2 20 65 Edmnln 10 II 0 20 70 Tuesday's RflII Quebec 2, New England 1 Birmingham 3 , Cincinnati 1 Winnipeg I, San Diego 2 Edmonton 3, Phoenix 2, OT Today's Games Calgary at New England Thursday's Games Calgary at Indianapolis Phoenix at San Diego -- dl . urnunion Birmingham Wmmipg Houston 55 ' 13 p 67 91 - Auburn Jai-Alai ORLANDO.SEMINOI.E TUESDAY'S RESULTS FIRST — I Ur:a Arana (6 ) 71 2' ii 10600; 2 Domingo.Coldo (3 ) 180 360. 3 Larri Alberdl (4) 100. 0 (I. 6) 36 60; P (6-1) 13370. 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P (2 3) 9110 SEVENTH — 3 Domingo-Arana (4) 3060 6603 60; 2 lca Yza (3 ) 1 60 350 3 Jose Miguel (2) 3.40; Q (3 1) Tnn 102 Today's Games Seattle at Boston Phoenix at New York Nets Denver at Philadelphia Portland at India na Clev eland at Kansas City Milwaukee at New Orleans Detroit at Houst on Thursday's Games Washington at Atlanta Milwaukee t Houston San Antnio t Golden State SEC All-Stars ATLANTA (AP) — Here IS The A.ssociated Pr ess Ail Southeastern Confer en ce football team for 1fl6; OFFENSE Wide receivers—Larry Saivers, Iii 3) 1) 00 (2 3 with all 4) 60 ATLANTA: Knoxville, Tenn. EIGHTH — I Atava Zarre (I) Second Team 13 00 S00 1 20. 2. Sala Arcs (3) 6 80 OFFENSE 510. 3, Bilbao Juan (2) 7200 (13) Wide receivers—Gene Wash 36 00. P (133 151 10 ington. Georgia; Stanley Morgan, NINTH — I Arecha (6) 15.60 360 T ennessee. 600. 2 Cacho (II 600350.3. Alava Tight end—Jimmy Stephens, (1)500. 011 6) 5)10. P ( 6- 1)30150 Florida TENTH —3 AtCl (3) 9.60 500160 Tackles—K J Lazenby, Ala 2 Anton ( I) 510 780; 3. Larrea (dl bama; Bobby Dugas, Louisiana 120; 0 (3-3) 15 60; P (3-1) 6990; DO State, and David Forrester, Florida, (4 3) III 60 lie ELEVENTH —1 Jose Quiola (1) Guards—Sam NiChols, Mississippi 30 001 00 SlO; 2. Oguiza Aguirre (2) Stale; Dave Ostrowski, Auburn, 1643 350; 3 Arectla Echaye (4) 9.60 Center—Robbie Moore, Florida Q (I 2) 3400. P (I 2) 6100 Quarterback— Phil Gargis, TWELFTH — I Anton Arca (1) Auburn 610 640 S40; 2 Santi Echave (3) Running backs—Johnny Davis, 12 00 470; 3 SalaBi'ngoa (1)4.10; Q Alabama, Dennis Johnson, (3 1) 62 10. P (4 3)15960. Big Q (3 2 Mississippi State. with 31) 173610 Placeklcker—P4e,l A — 1,742, Handle — $105,017 NAM Save to 63 on a set of 4 beltedtires. r .' I._' -. ,.,• Ti;,-.-' 1'-* I IL I ,, ,-'11 ; / i' ' ' 11'% Reliant Belted. Features 2 plus 2 construction of fiber glass belts and polyester cords. In the wide 78 series profile. Whitewall, only. 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Reg. $43 each Plus 2.87 fed. tax. H78-15. Reg. $45 each Pius 3 14 fed. tax. L78-15. Reg. $48 each 3Ej(&WEJIJ season's total to 24, and Ulf Nil- Beaudoin of the Roadrunners sson, the third member of the was assessed aroughlngpenalty line, picked up five assists. for taking a poke at Oilers' In other WHA action, Bit- captain Glen Sather. Forty-one Bulls 3, Stingers 1 . 4; against San Diego, raising his play opportunity alter Serge call Plenty ol free petit ;i9 both wdes of Fe,nwod BouI,,arl Our low price includes: Complete suspension inspection Complete wheel alignment Bubble balance two front wheels Complete uletylperlormance Inspection WiSpin balance add $2 'Most U.S. 305 3336223 licm i0i to to6 pm ci 7MILLSSORTHOI ORLAh.I000N1My 17-91 _ __ ______________ "It feels super, great, anyIt was the Oilers fourth overthing you want to call it," said tune victory in as many games. COMPLETE FRONT-END & BRAKE WORK ALL WORK GUARANTEED - '4. now. Hedberg scored four goals victory. Ullman got his power $1398 Basketball -' Sale prices effective thru Sun., Dec. 5. This was only hull's second Nordiques Goalie Richard Bro- . College -- ,'- ---- V c- game' this season. lie had one dew' made 38 saves. assist in his opening game. Oilers 3, Roadrunners 2 Anders Hedberg, who was Norm Ullman scored a power doing well before Hull returned play goal at 7:42 of suddendeath action, is doing even better overtime, giving Edmonton Its HI-SPEED BALANCED to a 91 114 •' _______ it ______ Make appointment fly-u Saturday at of at JoinIng tharks run," TA YLOR FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * TIRES CPenney IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR OWIWOO Gtt IDEAS 205 E. 25th ST. SAN RD I DEFENSE Ends—Paul Harris, Alabama; Jet? McCollum, Auburn Tacklei—Boh BaumriowerI Alabama; Darrell Carpenter j Florida Linebackers—Kern Coleman pAiUli, Freddie Smith. Au. burn; Jon Streete. Louisiana State end Jim Kovach, K entucky, tie Backs—Brenard Wilson, Vans d.rbiL Alvin Cowans, Ftorlda4 Mike Siçanos, K entucky: Charlie Moss, Mississippi, Punter—Clyde Baumgartner Aldiiiiju won the league championship. period gave Quebec its victory. ALIGNMENT AND 2 FRONT WHEEL 11 - i1ght, leading the Winnipeg empty net eight seconds before lets to an 8-2 rout over the San the game ended. Marin ers. Th e Jets' performNordlques 2, Wers 1 Whale ance was reminiscent of their Wally Weir's first goal of the form of last season when they season at 14:11 of the second Mention or Bring This Ad — of go I?' 4 for 129 ,,,,_-'. assists and a goal Tuesday 23rd goal of the season Into an Ia ' . - Birmingham Coach Pat Kelly, who had his first victory since taking over three games ago. Hull, who missed the first six Jeff Jacques scored with four - weeks of the World Hockey As- minutes left In the game sociation season due to a pre- against Cincinnati, breaking a season wrist injury, had four 1-1 tie, and Mark Napier got his 2.25 2.39 2.55 2.75 1.81 1.87 2,58 2,80 3,08 28,66 ui////I,,,u Lost Time By The Associated Press Veteran Bobby hull is making up for lost time. stand at ma you r SIZE A78-13 B78-13 19 1 O'DonogIue, Auburn, Pro Basketball Plus 2.27 led. tax. E78-14. Rag. $36 each Plus 2.43 led. tax. F78-14. Rag. $39 each Plus 2.60 fed. tax. G78-14. Reg. $42 each "6"ft main stftcbw AF safety World Hockey Association Eastern Division W L I Pts OF GA Quebec 1510 0 30 114 Cinci 32 9 2 76 101 11 Indy 3230 7 26 83 , Mirvi 9 It 1 77 73 79 II N I '; I I 10 I' ;' S Cob 61, Rocky Mtn 56 T ennessee, 64. 200. senior. Clinton, Washington St 76, Seattle a Tenn ; We, Chandler. Florida, 6-1, EXHIBITIONS 314. junior, New Smyrna Beech, Fla. AlA, 80, W GG(gla Cot 79 Tight end—Ouli Newsome, Yugos la v Nationals 97, BVtj 8$ Alabama, 62. 192. junior, LeightOn, TOURNAMENTS Ala Gettysburg 60, SUSQuef'ianna s, Georgia, 4 PQensburg it, Swarthmore 63 5. 235, senior, Gainesville, Go.; Warren Bryan?, K entucky, .5, 249, senior, Miami, Fla. Guards—Joel Parrish, Georgia, I 2. 732, senior, Dougts. Ga.; Dave Gerasimcpiut, Alabama, 42. 257, ----National 5l5kSTDlI AslocIatlon -"'' ...".'.. '..". Center—Richard Keys, MIS. EASTERN CONFERENCE siSaippi Slate, 42, 710, senior. Atlantic Division Clinton, Miss, W L PC?. oa 0.arterback—Ray Golf, Georgia, Phiia it .579 $ ',., 6-7. 203, s'nior. Moullrie. Ga. Boston 30 I 554 Running backs—Terry Robiskie, Knks , Louisiana State, 6-1. 705, senior, NY Nets 9 31 150 3 Lucy,La.; Kevin McLee, Georgia, 4 Buff 9 37 0, 181, Junior, Uniontown, Pa. Central DIvision — Placeklcker—Allan Leavit?. Cieve 15 4-0. 71, GeorgIa, 175. Houston senior. fl 5 Brooksville, Fla. N Orins 11 $ DEFENSE S Anton 11 sso Ends—Lie, Sibley. Louisiana Wash 7 32 361 S State, 6. 1, 225, (unior, Longview. Atlanta 7 33 350 '., In ; Art Still, Kentucky, 67, 237, WESTERN CONFERENCE iunio,. Camden, N .j. Midwest Division - Tackles—Charles Hannah. Denver 13 5 722 , Aiaoama, 6-6, 232, senior, Al Detroit 30 524 31' Kan City II 30 574 3", bertville, . Ala.; A. J. Dune, Louisiana State. 6-4. 250, senior, Indiana 9 ii 450 5 ChIcago ' Reserve. La. Middle guard—Harvey Hull, Milwkee 4 IS .112 11 Mississippi State, 6-2. 230, senior, Pacific Division — Walnut Grove, Portland 32 6 Linebackers—Ben Zamblasi, Los Ang II ', .579 • Georgia, 6-1, 200. Junior, Macon. Seattle 12 9 $71 ) 31', Ga., Ray Costict, Mississippi State, Cldn St 9 30 171 Phoenix 6 9 100 11 60, 235. snior, Moss Point , Miss.; Andy Spiva, Tennessee, 4.2 Tuesday's R esults senior, Chambe,, Ga. New York Nets 0I. New Backs—Stan Black, Mississippi York Knicks 101 Slate, 60. 205. senIor, Columbus, Buffalo 119, Seattle III MISS.; Bill Krug. Georgia. 6-1, 05 Cleveland 99. Denver 93 junior, Suittand, Md.; Clinton Indiana 101. Phoenix 97 Burrell, Louisiana State. 4-I, ilL G%!den State 125, Chicago 320 junior. Franklin, La. San Ant onio 120. Detroit lfl Punter—Craig Cotquitl, Ten. MIlwaukee 315. Por tla nd 306 Los Angeles log, Washington nossitt, 6 0. 109, junior. Knoxvill#, 4 for 119 __________________ troit - New York Rangers 2, Atlanta 2, , Colorado S. St. Louis 3 poin ' spokesman f) as ts figures l was taken by ambulance A team of specialists was exfrom his home in nearby Wood- amining his condition, the lyn Tuesday to Crozier-Chester said. Medical Center and placed in Intensive care unit. Murtaugh, a former second A hospital said baseman for the Murt.augh, who celebrated his came manager of the team birthday Oct. 8, was midway in the conscious es comfort- replacing the fired Bobby Braably. gan. semi- of ca- CUFER, Pa. (AP) Dan"It was described to me as a nyMurtg, who retjrctthe sthou.kc,"thcspokesman end of last season as manager said. "But the extent of damage of the Pittsburgh Pirates, has won't be known until tt has been b,e* )o3*talijed with a stroke, carefully evaluated." 59th sign Game Pistons spokesman David Wiggins of Seminole passes oil 731 2 16 Adams Division it'tn 1$ 5 1 31 96 70 Butt 13 6 3 29 76 Tnt 11 9 4 76 90 81 ('eve 6 II 6 Ii 63 77 Tuesday's RtuIts Buffalo 8. Boston 2 Wasrnl3ton 6. Pittsburgh Tcrr'o . New York Island ance - ' , ii -~ ~ -.. , ~Is %I i -- - . both in - g _______ ______ Thursday, Seminole entertains Spruce ('reek boys and girls in ui with tipofis at 6:30 and fl pm Friday night it will be Lake Brantley at Lyman, at Lake Howell, Itockl edge at Oviedo and Trinity I'rep at Mount Dora Bible. Saturday's schedule includes Oviedo at %%vmnore Tech, Apopka Lake llrantley and Trinity Prep at Florida Central Sorrento, -: 7131 II 70 6151 61 91 ) Murtau h Has Serious Stroke ' _______ Most teams made appearances last eekend, and these games kick off the ) $ / 'A W k 5 21 came ... the ' I 11 Suppose bow ) 19 4 3 41 134 5$ 5)0824 $683 LA P.tts Dirt foot , tournament - one of - 1945," Mont stomping Douglas years. NEW YORK (AP Right- record and league-leading handed pitcher Mark Fidrych, earned run average of 2.34, but Fouli Seminole 31. Polk 70 the flamboyant crowd-pleaser was the biggest MIAMI (API As things improve our program." of the Detroit Tigers, tractions In the major leagues stand right now, Florida A&M If Hubbard's program falls on ed the American League's in 1976. Coach Rudy Hubbard will never schedule, that consideration Rookie the Year today. The theatrical mound antics get tu put his Rattlers In a will have to come soon. The of Fidrych, Fidrych, who laced his Bird," cau nicknamed "The game the way his Rattlers, with a 5-3-2 gh t the fancy this the mound performances with old boss, Ohio State's Woody year including one victory Fans and the television people. centric behavior such as talking Hayes, will do h're New Year's forfeiture, play the University PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) In the 29 games Fidrych to baseballs and down night. of Miami in 1979-80. De Pistons forward Mar','m mounds, collected 22 of a started, he drew a total paid atMASH (API Free A&M's unique Orange BIosAsked if he could get A&M Barnes has been given a one- possible 24 votes from a special tendance of 901,339. Quite Bryant Salter, acquired In a som Classic, to be played here ready to give Miami a test in year prison term for violating committee of the Baseball frequently, the announcement controversial deal that Saturday night against Central three years, Hubbard said, "We probation, but has two weeks to Writers Association of in advance that "The Bird" was Jake Scott and a draft choice to State, keeps the Rattlers from a think so. I feel good about the appeal the ruling to the Rhode America. going to pitch would be enough the Washington Redskins, has possible berth in the NCAA program." Island Supreme Court. to sell out a park. been waived by the Miami Dol- Division II small college playThe remaining two Votes Superior Court Judge AnthoAnother factor which could Fidrych started slowly but phins. offs because of its late date. ny Glannini found Tuesday that went to Butch Wynegar, Min- won eight games in a row one hurt the Orange Blossom Gas"lie didn't fit into our plans," rwcota'c hard-hitting catcher. month into the season and was If Hubbard is bothered by it, sic is increasing difficulty findBarnes violated three Coach Don Shula said Tuesday he doesn't show it. probation given him In 1974 by lug qualified teams that don't Fidrych, a fl-year-old from selected to start for the Amen- of Salter, a six-year National "Right now, we're just elimi- already have 11 game schedcarrying a concealed handgun Worcester, Mass., proved to be can League In the All-Star Football League veteran. "He's nated from playoff considera- ales and haven't already played at Detroit's Metropolitan 4&,j-. not only a winner with a 19-9 Game Philadelphia. not signed for next year, and I tion," Hubbard said Tues- A&M during the season. port Oct. 9. haven't been pleased with his day."It's something we're goGlannini delayed sentencing This year's opponent, Central play." ing to have to have to talk about State, has a so-so 6-4 record. to give defense attorney Alton Shula said, however, that his and think about." But Hubbard points out the Ohio Wiley time to explore an apdecisiontowaiveSalterwasnot The problem A&M faces Is peal, but the judge said he be5-1 when the inbased entirely on the player's that the Orange Blossom game, vlt.ation was made. lieved state law does not allow performance Sunday against ballyhooed like a postseason an appeal. Central State's third year Cleveland, but rather need game but in actuality an 11th coach, Jim McKinley, has had a "I will be doing all that lean quick action since the regular season game, is the keep Marvin out Jail," Wl similar upgrading job at a ATLANTA (A?) Coach others were tackle Mike Wflson, Dolphins 5-7 with two school's big money-making scnoul known primarily for ley said alter court proceedings Vince Dooley of fifth-rdnked guard Joel Parrish, running games left. contest of the year. championship basketball. had ended, but added: "I'm Georgia was named today as back Kevin MeLee and kicking "I feel now Is the im But the Miami Dolphins, who really not sure which route "My job, they said, The Associated Press' South- specialist Allan Leavitt. ke ha Shula said. have killed the University of bring in a winner and beat Tenwill be taking." eastern Conference Coach of Salter was responsible Sun- Miami's attendance, are also nessee State in three years," he Barnes said after leaving the the Year and seven of his Sugar Rounding out the offensive day for Cleveland wide receiver courtroom, "I'll cutting into the Orange BIos- recalled. Central State ended a just have to do Bowl-bound players were team were wide receivers Lar- Paul Warfleld when the former som Classic. A&M drew 27.875 28-year victory drought by my time, I can Lake the wait. named to the all-conference ry Selvers of Tennessee 4 Dolphin broke frec across the for the game last year It's always a disappointment good, beating Tennessee State 24-18 team. for a 12-yard touchdown but a far cry from the Wes Chandler Florida, tight middle when have to to jail." 46,417 midway through the season. Dooley, who steered the Bull- end (Yule Newsome of Ala- pass. The Browns on to who watched the gam e In l%l. The former Providence Col- dogs Despite the tailspin, 10-I record, received bama,tackle Warren Bryant of Will the gam e 17-13. "They (the DolphIns nII McKinley maintains, "Believe lege A1.1-American was given seven votes for the coaching Kentucky, guard Dave GeraShula said Ken Ellis would be hard admitted three years' probation and a honor from we are for real. We have a 10-man panel. The simchuk at weak safety this Sunday Dr. Benjamin L. Perry Jr., Alabama, center used ethe largest defe nsive fron t four suspended Sentence other three votes went to Fran Richard Keys of Mississippi against Buffalo with Dick A&M's president. two years ago for assaulting Cw-ci, who has his in college football." K entucky "Right it teammate Larry Ketvertis with Wildcats in their first bowl State and running back Terry Anderson and Charlie Babb at His defensive linemen 6strong safety. Robiskie of Louisiana State. (schedule)set up to the best of foot-9 Wallace Watkins and 6-7 In years. Salter, , who played three our advantage," Hubbard in. Curtis Anderson "I expected that much from ends and 6-4 Georgia, the SEC champion, The defensive line consisted years with San Diego and two sisted, despite the obvious pros- Jim Ladd and 6-6 Ulysses the people here, so it wasn't will meet No. 1 Pittsburgh in of ends Lew Sibley of LW and years with the Redskins, had tlge loss that would occur If Thompson at tackles. really a major dis the Sugar Bowl. Kentucky, 7-4, Art Still Kentucky, tackles balked the Dolphins A&M was unable some year to appointment," Barnes said Central State's basketball faces North Carolina In the Hannah of Alabama after the trade. He Was fined vie for a national title. after the Superior Court hearteam doesn't have a starter Peach Bowl. and A.J. Duhe of LSU and 18(X) for reporting a week after "So trig. "I'll gct my stuff together far, we haven't played bigger than 8-6, a thought which There were five Bulldogs on middle guard Harvey hull of the trade was made. well enough so it (playoff) makes McKinley smile. and go ahead and do my time. the offensive unit, headed by Mississippi State. A soclolgy graduate of the hasn't been a problem," said "I think if I was "We believe in height. I besomeone else quarterback Ray Golf, who finUniversity of Pittsburgh, Salter Hubbard, In his third year at have height will make the difthis never would have hap- tshe'J seventh Tuesday in ( Set coujpktelist wider the reportedly has been conA&M."It's something we're go- lerence In the long he scoreboard. Page hA) Helsznan Trophy voting. sidering a government career, trig to have to consider as we asid. Polk - Pitt - Kissimmee * a - C (19 I 5 Hockey ;; ; What If They H And Only 994 C on . - p foot. Pro Driesell, who underwent sw-gery his foot last Saturday, watched Tuesday night's game with his leg propped straight nit — of "Go Terpe" astered on the sock covering EAST his cast. But when his charges Buttalo $6 LIU $3 needed encouragement, Columbia 300, CCNY 75 Franklin & MarShIl SO. Delaware Driesell was on his feet, ByTheAuodateJPreso diana Pacers beat the Phoenix 52 with his healthy left they held a basket- Suns 103-97, the Golden Sta te N V Maritime 71, Coast Guard 66 beat Phoenix. and beating the floor with a ball game and nobody Temple 75. Point Park 61 War riors topped the Chicago Warriors 125, Bulls 110 menacing crutch. Villanova $. Strxehlil 63 ? Bulls 125-120, the San Antonio SOUTH Chicago went down to its 12th When the Terps blew an early It almost happened in Buffalo Spurs nipped the Detroit PisDuke IS, Johns Hopkins 66 straight defeat, a team record, 14-point lead, Driesell was Tuesday night. but 994 hardy tons 130-129, the Milwaukee as Phil Smith scored 33 points Erskine 73, Morris 68 stomping. Ronda St 109, Mo Western W souls braved 10-degree tern- Bucks defeated the Portland Maryland 86, Bail 5t 70 and Rick Barry 28 for the WarWhen a six-point string later perature and clambered Trail Blazers 115-106 and the McNeeae $6. P4W La SI riors. One bright spot for the pulled Ball State within six through two feet of snow to get Los Angeles Lakers beat the Robert Morris 54 , Delware 5? 47 Bulls was the play of rookie points, Driesell stomped again, to Memorial Auditorum. Talladega 79 , Stillman 77 Washington Bullets 109-102. T enn Temple 79, Berry 7$ Scott May, who netted 24 points. When the Cardinals came The gate sale, the number of Nets 104, KnIcks 103 MIDWEST Cavaliers 99, Nuggets closer still late In the game, tickets sold at the door, was 73. Creghton Si, Drake SO In the first regular-season Cleveland posted its 12th IllinoiS St 79, Lewis 60 Driesell whacked the floor with Count em', 73. meeting between the two New straight home victory and Indiana St 85 , St Ambrose SI his crutch. It was the lowest total attend- York clubs, Nate Archibald lOWS 51 62. 5? LOuil 47 fourth straight win over-all as It seemed to be a signal for in the history Missouri IS. S Dakota 76 the But- scored 15 of his game-high 34 icht Smith scored 20 points, Larry Gibson to help the Terps falo franchise. N Dakota Si, Minn Duluth 6 1 points In the fourth quarter, 14 in a second-period surge and SOUTHWEST stop looking like turtles. Gibson But for their efforts, the sparking the Nets to victory, Duane II. Abilene Chris- 52 six in the closing moments. 'cored 19 of his 21 points in the Braves' fai thful followers were Backcourtmate Jo McMurray II. Angelo St 61 hn WilliamSpurs 130, 129 OkIa City 63. St Mary's. Tex ond half. lie also led both rewarded with a 119-114 victory son added 24. Larry Kenon and George Texas Christian 75, Texas Ai teams with 12 rebounds. over the Seattle SuperSonics, as Bucks 115, Blazers 106 Gervin scored 28 points apiece lington 69 "Larry came in and got Bob McAdoo scored 17 of his 29 Brian Winters sired a FAR WEST the Spurs posted their eighth things rolling," Driesell said of in Air Force 64 , Montana St 51 in the final quarter. reer-high 43 points as the Bucks straight home victory. The Gonzaga 76. Puget Sound 64 his 6-foot-10 sophomore. "lie McAdoo sank three free throws snapped a nine-game losing Long Beech St $7. UC Irvine 54 game was decided at the foul has a lot of ability — and he's in the final eight seconds, streak and won their first game line, where San Antonio was 36 going to get better." clinching the victory. for new head Coach Don Ndof 52 and Detroit 16 of 19. Meanwhile, Missouri Elsewhere In the National son. Lakers 109, Bullets 102 whipped South Dakota 85-76 as Basketball Association, the Pacers 103, Suns 97 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had 26 Kim Anderson led six players in New York Nets nipped the New Wil Jones and Dave RobLsch ts and a season-high 10 asuble with 16 points. York Knicks 164-103, the Cleve- combined for 25 points In the sists for Los Angeles, which he defending Big Eight land Cavaliers defeated the fourth quarter as the Pacers withstood a 35-point effort by era pio n: Z. me Denver Nuggets 99-93, the Inas a nine-point def,it and WasmngtcL's Phil Chenier. importer barrier Ei'i1;1 :I.i :1 National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L I Pta OF GA NY Ri IS 6 3 33 is Phla 12 7 1 2$ ii Allan II i 6 2$ so NY Rng tO 11 1 24 59 So Smythe Division St Lou 1211 1 25 76 fl Choo 10 1 ' i at u M, nn Coo 6 35 3 $ 3 99 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division numerous mistakes to beat a ard Johnson's 19 points; St. markedly Inferior foe. John's, N.Y., stopped Davidson Elsewhere In college basketball, Long Beach State wallop- 58-67 as Cecil Relford scored 19 ed UC-Irvine 87-54 behind Rich- points and Glen Williams 'or years, the Maryland basketball coach has been stressing that pain is part of basketball. "You've got to play hurt," has been a favorite Driesell line. Tuesday night, Driesell "coached hurt" and it might have inspired his 16th-ranked team to an 86-70 victory over lill State. Driesell di d not let a little thing like surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon keep him from his appointed rounds as sideline - at 43 41-9 31 26— 5 7 other "Someone brought u.s a 21-Inch goldfish, which had been a family pet for seven years. No doubt, that is the smallest fish we ever mounted" NEW YORK (AP) When Trophy in his arms Tuesday, graying, bespectacled Herbert Pittsburgh's Tony Dorsett there wasn't a prouder smile in P. Douglas Jr. winner in the last 10 years cradled the bronze Heisman the house than that belonging to Another black had made our seventh If you count Archie Griffin twice. We have come a good. "I have a lot of reasons to be long way. happy," the 54-year-old New "My only regret Is thai moss York wine and spirits black players, admittedly recsaid. "My alma mater, Pitts- ognized for their great athletic _________________________________________________ burgh, at last won a Heis- ability, still are being short10A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL man. The black football player changed in the fringe areas Wednesday, eec. I 1976 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 _WW now has come to full stature." endorsements, TV, offseason Douglas, bronze medalist In opportunities and things like the long jump in the 1948 Olym- that. Only O.J. Simpson has pies, was one of two black play- succeeded in this category. ers who broke the color recalled how he got at in 1945. He experienced his first football opportunity at 1 the early knocks and frustra- Pitt while World War II was tions of athletes of his race winding down and Clark shut out of big time college and Shaughnessy was coaching a professional sports for so many team that traditionally was one of the East's best. It was not "There were only 39 black until two years later 1947 players on major college that Jackie Robinson broke in ~ squads in the entire country in with baseball's Brooklyn Dodg'.. . I he recalled. "Buddy ers and still three more years Young and I once went over the 1950 before Chuck Cooper list, man for man. made his historic with the )p Now we have hundreds. We Boston Celtics of National have our sixth Heisman Trophy Basketball Association. 3 %, . trouble Hallandale ' - Ken By 'the Associated Press Lefty Driesell was wearing a cast on his right leg and everybody could see the shoe was on I Strikes Blow For Blacks - - points), But not all of the fish brought to be stuffed are prize ocean catches, said Jesse Webb of the firm. has _______ - The fish resembles a deflated balloon now, so It must be reshaped in a fiberglass mold and stuffed with a burlap-plaster mixture and later sawdust, SPORTS was that is removed. Damaged fins are repaired or replaced with pasteboard or plastic, and the fish is ready for Its new eyes. A little sanding, a little touch up, and the fish is ready for painting, a multi-step process that begins with three different primers "just like an auto," said a spokesman. Final painting follows a chart at the taxidermy to ensure that shiny black manta rays have which — -1 philosophy Tuesday night Insides of the fish, so just the paper-thin skin Is preserved through a chemical curing procedure. The curing, to dry up the skin oils, takes from two days to two weeks, with oilyskinned tarpon taking even longer. Dorsett' s Heisman Trophy ulf are white bellies and cowfish have spots before they leave the shop for drying and shipping after four months or so. oe On Other Foot For njured Coach Sh : That You, Ch arlie ?: Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1976—I SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMARTSHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 1. 11 SANFORD PLAZA Open lam, to 9 p.m.. Monday thru Saturday OpenSunday Il:201o3:30p.m. Catalog Center Pk 722.3020 Start Ph. 723-1310 _ WINTER PARK MALL Open lam. 1s9 P.M.Monday thru Saturday ert Sunday l2:hO?oS:3p. m. -. r.-a.i.- • -. ' - �12A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. i, 1971 , 16 i Waigreens '.. price includes 20C ---'' -Grain Sodium ., I& 7 TOOTHBRUSH limit 1 through II 8-Oz. Antiperspirant Special! Adult TEI( rlooSACCHARIN 59c _ 79 Limit I '4 12.4.76. 12.4.76. ,LaI ISusie Norton 's 12-4-76. t-iJor oil iobI !T) 109 Limit 1 through N PER 1M1; ;L; TONiEC; 0UP;CN cusrnMER C __ __________ SieNoMesa . Aerated Cotton Crotch 1I1iII ../" - VV - - Porous Point PaperMo? LIQUORS 139 Limit through OPEN 9:30 AM-10PM-CLOSED SUNDAY ( FOR BABY Shampoo, Oil or Lotion, 16-oz. Crib Ago brand. ;;. uy FREIGHT -TRAIN ,Plus Big 40-Piece Village! Hours of play fun' Train with cars & caboose. 9-ft. track S49 Regular $5.99 WLU ONES Pop.Up Moist Towelenes Dispenser 70. 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About 9-Inches Candy Cane Limit 6 through 12.4-76. 1 ReuIo, price LIMIT ONE COUP0I SALE DAYS THRU • 19 4 p9 cusTriqp SATURDAY WE HONOR BOTH CAIDI WALGR!EN CO. 1976 c at the same time. Bobbye had to rock for 20 seconds. Remove 17 people for Thanksgiving from range and let stand for one Bobbye Zacco, Casselberry, dinner, but she enjoys cooking minute. Bring pressure dos loves fresh vegetables. "They for people who enjoy eating. quickly with cold tap water, taste so much better," she said. Bobbyc likes to read and play pour in collander and rinse.. But Ilobbyc can afford to be the organ. She loves sports and choosy with her vegetables, was a former Florida State Cooked rice when all she has to do is walk Woman's table tennis champ. 6 or 1 sks celery, out her back door and pick just Sewing Is another of her hobcut on bias about any kind she wants. bIes, and she has even made a 8-10 mushrooms, fresh, 'My husband and son do all suit for her husband. If possible the planting and caring for the FAMII.Y CHICKEN RECIPE one large onion, garden." she said. "I cook it, Two cut up frying can it and do a l's' o tre,zIr." any left-over meat chkkens Vegetables available at the 2 scrambled es bottle ketchup moment Include cabbage, ° jar Pimento (ketchup lovers she) collard greens, zuchlnni, 1 large onion-sliced Soy sauce to taste radishes, eggplant, carrots and 5 SaI pepper, garlic carrots-cut cucumbers. Berry bushes also oil in pieces flourish in the back yard. "1 6 stalks celery, cut understand now why berries on bias Stir-fry onion, mushrooms (are so expensive," laughed salt, pepper, garllc,oll and celery in oil (vegetables Bobbye. "Just try picking the Addsalt,pepperandgarlicto must be crunchy). Add meat berries once in those stickery chicken. Brown in oil, remove just to heat. Add salt, pepper bushes' I make jam out .f ours, from and garlic to taste. Add approx. when they are ripe." 34 tablespoons soy sauce. Add In same pan, brown pimento scrambled egg. The Zaccos even have Jimmy vegetables after salting. Add When and all above is Carter peanuts growing in the k . uiucen .o vegeranies in pan __. .. heated _ garden: "We stopped in Plains, and brown a little more through, add rice, a little at a Ga., and bought some peanuts together, about 5 munutes. Add time, and soy sauce to taste, from a Carter warehouse last being careful as soy sauce Is ketchup and L bottle water. sumrner. The peanut recipe Sinuner uncovered about 1 hour salty. When warm, serve with included here was made from until gravy is thick. If needed, salad. The meat may be some of the peanuts," she said. adclmorewaterasitbcookthg. eliminated, and can be used as Bobbye a court reporter When chicken is (lone and a side dish. Pet Fair Attracts Kids, Cats, Dogs, Other Animals 20-Oz. 3 DIAMONDS . .670 69 12-4-76. LIMIT COFFEE 49 ough ,. KAHLUA HARVIY'$ hr 'I t HEAVEN HILL BRISTOL Limit . 5I/ "I C"udCd 36 Dinner Size . . : On Zacco Til The attorneys said the center tors not to work at the abortion failed to meet the exacting clinic. standards of a federal antitrust The medical community, it. which had rallied to the aid of The case was regarded as a the five defendants, contended landmark legal battle involving that the rights of doctors to the right of the medical profe regulate their profession would sion to regulate Itself. be jeopardized if the physicians The defendants are Drs. lost the civil suit. le . C... To a s tm i s ties s H o I ds .1 Se Charter Meeting 'I -, 'i / - -. -. . , .-..• '-. .' , - . . . I The Greater Seminole The Toastmistress Club afToastmistress Club will install fords its members the opits charter members Saturday portunity to increase their 't Lb at 7p.m. at the Imperial House, communicative abilities as * . Winter Park. Officers are: listeners and speakers; to learn Helen Keyser, president; Doris efficient organizational Salfi, vice president; Betty techniques; to develop French, secretary and Gret- leadership skills and to achieve chen Reese, treasurer. self-improvement through " building sell-confidence, Anyone interested is invited ' Chicken Cooking . to join the club which meets at the Altamonte Springs Civic Contest Slated - . . Center at 7:3) on the the entry period has opened Secofl(I and fourth Thursday of for the 1977 National Chicken each month. The next meetin Cooking Contest with more than Will be Dec. 9 .. $25,000 in prizes awaiting winners in state and national in {he cookoffs. Judging at all levels wW be based on four equally-valued fleIqOrhOOd? points: simplicity; interest; c rot 1l badappearance and flavor. To enter, send recipes to: Chicken Contest, Box 28158, Central Station, Washington, DC 2000. Write name, address -.• and telephone number on each recipe. March 1 is the deadline .- for entries. (Herald Photo by Elda P41ct1015) Recipes must use a broiler t. ' . ' and with her busy schedule, vegetables tender, serve over doesn't have too much time for CHEESE NUM HITS . rice. Serves 46. cooking. "I do most of my . , . FRIED RICE FRIED cooking on weekends and 12 ox. sharp cheddar '7 . , holidays," she said. "My microIf possible, make rice a day grated -wave oven has really been a before so that it will be dry. In lb. butter great help to me. Whoever pressure cooker, put 3 cups of 2 and 2-3 cup plain ovented it, really did raw rice which has been flour, silted something for working people." washed 4 times. In a separate l cup lJghtly roasted . Continuing, she said, "Don't pot, boil six cups of water, peanuts be afraid to change a recipe. unsalted. When water has dash of cayenn pe PC It's fun, and you can get a boiled, pour it into pressure ioptlonalj canned or frozen or parts. They must contain at different taste." She admits cooker over rice. Cuver Melt butter and pour over least one teaspoon Ac'cent breakfast I the most difficult pressure cooker and place grated cheese Mix well. Add size of a marble and flatten in ungreased cookie sheet at 30 and unused portion flavor enhancer and at least 1,4 meal to prepare, because of pressure nozzle on top. Bring cayenne pepper. Add flour the palm of your hand. Place degrees, for 20 mm. Yield 200, regrigerated or frozen for Lt'r cup Mazola corn oil and should having to get everything ready back to boiling atid allow nozzle gradually.[Inch off dough the peanut In the center and roll Olives may be substituted for use. Thaw at room temp. for be written for approximately UUUII IUUWIU it. Bake on peanuts. uougn may be divided one hour before using. four servings. p'77If L1:I; iIF.iJ'r(i'l[I1t]Z ,]J1 ' BRANDY Bargain buy for gift wrappers! Assortment. C thru 2,47669 ' CORONET RUSSE :"'/ 'GRIIN J4,40441, ##At PRg YER PLAQW1rif 479 • Ular —D, 1 I IMIV $105 Cs. 8"Ø I ____ CHIPS . Reg °oi' '.. I'..; PRINGLES New Fangeled Twin _____ ______ ___________ ___________ 5th Full, lavish vinyl "COI,.'ty with 1'Piece 'op tO Speed °SSembl ?'tofle b ranche C, ¶ 1 SCOTCH BLIND 11 199 8 9 coupon must b. with your ordri , C Best TAIJ1IASSEE (AP) - A clans late Tuesday. That means ruling. Mahmood Mohammad, C.H. federal judge has djq. he ruled in their favor without "All we can say about this is Curry, Edwin Crane, J. Howard missed a suit which had allowing the case to go to trial, we're outraged," said Stacie Griner and H. Hutson Messer, charged five doctors with conWomen associated with the Phillips. "We did not expect all obstetricians or spiring to close a feminist abor- Feminist Women's Health Cen- this to happen. We had no gynecologists associated with tion clinic. ter, which sucd the doctors two idea." Tallahassee Memorial U.S. District Judge William years ago, called a protest rally Stafford previously denied Hospital. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Stafford granted summary in front of the federal court- defense motions to dismiss the Operators of the nonprofit judgment for the five physi- house in response to Stafford's charges against the five physl- health center have charged that clans, the doctors conspired in the But attorneys for the doctors summer of l4 to close the gued at a lengthy hearing abortion clinic because it was Tuesday that health center dl- offering abortions for $150 while rectors failed to substantiate the physicians charged $400. their charges of a conspiracy to They have accused the physi. close the abortion clinic, clans of pressuring other doc- By ELDA NICiIOI lleraldCorrespondent Regulor Si 99 _________________________________ LIMIT ONE (CuPc PIP (uSTOs'IR '. of The Week res F h Is ______ 79 4 0t. J.W. DANT 6 49 Walgreens worth Req. $14.99 Military style with -' Cook CHINLEY SIAGRAM'S 1199 Sa/e! Regular $7,93 Susie Norton - water color paintings express her feelings 12-4.76. 417 at. Abortion Clinic Charges Dismissed -, .- worth COUPON- Limit 2 through Save $3! 688 ). Magicubles - I WALKIE TALKIES 11 - 3$1 FOR Regular price 57c LIMIT O'dl COuPOt PER (USTOS'IR WOLFSCIIMIDTS Gelusil ILUI DUTCH MASTERS, BOX OF 50 I I Dutch Masier. 1 Presidents studying some of the cards, I But you see, whenever I paint, keep on learning all the time," painting, eventually trying all decided they were something it hurts me to think of selling it. she said. mediums. 79 Qt. P 4 I 12 Flashes. .. Pack 3 79 works. "I got my Ideas from pictures. She smiled and said, There's so many different areas to the future, Susie hopes to be greeting cards originally. After "I'd like to start selling, though. in which to work. You can just able to continue with her 12.4-76. - EARLY LAUDERS TIMES BOURBON SCOTCH $57 Cs 12 Bat tery.Powered Battery-Powered ...w..fl.. ta.nI.Jaa .g been I,, A PEN DISC*U _ Hair Spray , LIMIT ONE COUPC PIP (USTC (R SUNDAY, too! —._----- —. \12-4-76. 6 9 Regular pr'ce 99: hbu "My k-...j mother altua ,Ifla an artist. I watched her work all the time when I was Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Dec. 1, 17I-1B growing up. Then I studied art in school." It Lakes from six hours to several weeks for a finished I'd like to paint," she said. If someone really ordered one painting to please Susie. After finishing a painting, for me to paint, then it would be "Sometimes the work goes very Susie studies It intently. "I easier to part with it, and not quickly, but if there's a lot of Susie is a young, attractive learn from each painting and I such a heartfelt struggle." detail, it takes longer," she woman who displays her believe it helps me for the next Susie keeps a strict schedule said. Susie's husband likes her charming paintings in the First one. Right now I'm working for herself by trying to work painting. "He always en. Federal of Seminole, with acrylics, for the first time. every night on her paintings. courages me," she said. Longwood, where she works. It's pretty difficult, but I feel I She also enjoys macrame. A sports fan, Susie enjoys Happy young children are should experiment." "I've been trying some them all, and played on the featured in many of Susie's So far, Susie hasn't sold any portraits for my friends, bank's softball team. [.00king ! Limit 2 pr. thru EVENING and - ving credit to her mother ICFt A IPd V V I V 11I budding artist. "I'm working in water colors right now," she said. "It expresses my feelings better than any medium I've tried. It seems I can blend the colors with better results. I haven't reached out to oils as yet, because I really like water colors." - PANTYHOSE Open Every M Herald Correspondent UUSTOR PY1[fL:I;11LLs1i.I1iYlIl111iIL14 V05 P aintings 11111M rir By E1,I)ANICHOIS \)LIMIT 4 Sa€e. Happy Children Frolic In C C SURE SPRAY 7C Limit 3 through S The 10th Annual Pet Fair sponsored by the Guild of the John Young Museum and Planetarium, Orlando, will be held this weekend on the Museum grounds. Proceeds will benefit the I Museum. flours will be 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Starting with the traditional Pet Show each day, there will also carnival rides, games, food, flea market, boutique, a perel ormance by the Florida Symphony Encore Ensemble, appea rances by Winnie-the- Pooh, the Jones High School chorus, the Royal dancers, a nume, magicians and clowns, "Wizzie" from the Fun house, and Rollins School of Creative Arts. Th e Museum will be open and for a 50 cent admission charge there will be Discovery Room tours, a special exhibit and laboratory- demonstrations. The Planetarium will also be presenting shows. Ride-All-Day tickets for $1 will be available before the clay of I the fair. The tickets which allow unlimited carnival rides either saturday or Sunday will be on sale at Streeps. Colonial Plaza and Altamonte Malls, Security First Federal Savings and Loan at the Winter Park Mall, from Guild members and from the Museum. Ride tickets will also be available for $2 both days of the fair. Registration for the Pet Show will begin at the start of each day's fair. For $1 registration fee, anyone under 16 years of age can enter any kind of pet except poisonous snakes). Last year's pets included Gracie the skunk (Saturday's best of show), dogs, cats, boa constrictors, chickens, gerbils, mice, homing pig.'cn.s Entry rules also Include: All pets must be accompanied by wnerswho must be under I6years; all dogs must be on leashes Ind may not be exhibited unless they have had rabies shots; all animals must be swtably housed; no poisonous snakes will be allowed; and all children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult. Categories include: Dogs 13 groupst, cats, reptiles, small mammals, performing animals, miscellaneous and best dressed pets. I 4 N. -- Friend In Love With Closet Queen [)EAR ABlY: tie of the girls I work with has fallen head over heels for a guy she couldn't know very well. Either that, or she's led a very sheltered life. I've known this guy for years. I-Ic's a closet queen who uses girls as a cover-up. I hate to see this girl get hurt because she is really crazy about him. If he should go so far as to marry her, it can't last very long because he's the type who never stays with one lover very long, but needs a mce straight woman to be seen in public with. Should I tell her what she's got herself mixed up with? Or let her keep going with him until he breaks her heart? NAMEI.ESS, PLEASE DEAR NAMELESS: The guy could be bisexual, and ti also possible that he has decided to go the straight route. sin" it's not possible for yuu to know what's in his head, I suggest you mind your own business. P.S. Maybe she knows all about him, but loves him anyway. DEAR ABBY: We are a group of professional middledass couples who often get together in each other's homes for good conversation. Each hostess serves something. One of the couples serves on paper plates. Her excuse is that she works and must conserve her energy, and although most of us work, we feel that this is her right. However, whether it's inside or a barbeque, she uses plastic forks, knives and spoons, which she washes and saves for the next party! We have hinted that as long picnics and to use silverware. as she washes the plastic And U that doesn't help, but you tablewedr for her next party like her too much to drop her, she might as well use silver- bring your own silverware. ware, but she doesn't seem to DEAR ABBY: I am 16 and understand. unmarried. Just recently I gave Abby, if you've ever tried to my baby up for adoption. I eat borscht with a plastic loved that baby more than spoon, or macaroni salad with a anything in the world, and that plastic fork, you'll know what is why I didn't keep him. we mean. I Loved him enough to know After the last party, our that he would have a better husbands told to not to accept home and a better chance in life another invitation to this couple's home. Our hints have done no good, and we Like her too much to drop her. Any suggestions? PLEASE,NOPIAS11C [Th:AR PLEASE: Quit binUng. Come right out and ask her to please save the plastic for with a mother and father, someone who is older and better able to care for him than I am. So when people ask, "How could you give your baby away" my answer is. "Because I loved him." UNSELFISH MOTHER IN KANSAS CITY Thci A-,---5 Iyy.es will he I - Call 4 HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT i34 9212 S.n ford SHIRLEY MILLETI CI 1)4 9212 eIberry Winter Forest City A l l arronte Springs RUTH TUECH i- ie Sprtrgs East HILDA RICHMOND 514 1167 FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CW6f*0 Gtt IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - Spr AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �21--Evening Hers Id, Sanford, Fl. 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I, itfl Apples Enhance n __Serve Tea With B1*ntzes A Oatmeal Cookies APPLE OATMEAL COOKIES cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. .' 2 cups flour Peel, core and chop enough . 2 teaspoons baking powder apple (medium-line — to to - t'S " teaspoon salt inch pieces) to make 3 1 teaspoon cinnamon Cream butter and sugars. teaspoon cloves Beat in eggs and orange rind. teaspoon nutmeg Gradually and gently beat in . .. 3 to 4 golden Delicious flour mixture until combined. apples Stir In apples, oats, raisins and , ' 1 cup butter or margarine nuts. i cup granulated sugar IL '-i cup firmly packed dark Drop by level tablespoonfuls, brown sugar a few inches apart, onto 1. 7 3 large eggs greased cookie sheets. Bake in 1 tablespoon grated orange a preheated 350-degree oven -' 1 rind until edges are lightly browned ....Is.I.. ., . . 2 cups quick-cooking oats — 15 to 17 minutes. Remove to I t cup raisins wire rack to cool. Store between Apple Oatmeal Cookies - recipe calls for gold en cup chopped medium-fine) layers of wax paper or plastic Delicious apples, a fruit whose delicate flavor is walnuts wrap in a tightly covered tin good for cooking as well as for eating as is. On wax paper stir together box. the flour, baking powder, salt, Makes about 8 dozen. Variety Spices I V\'eek S I t I In 1924 bands were playing beautifully. The filling is one we until smooth — about L42 minute over to make a neat sealed en"Tea for Two." In 1953 theater- dreamed up; we think you'll more. Let batter stand at room velope. Cover well and refng. goers applauding "Tea like its subtle vanilla-orange temperature for about an hour crate if not to be used right and Sympathy." In 1976 cooks flavor and It holds up well so it thickens slightly and foam away, but bring to room tern. subsides. Then stir and use with perature before frying as fol. are having fun serving "Tea during the final frying. CREPEMAKER BLINTZES an electric crepemaker ac- lows. At serving time, heat It with Blintzes" because electric cording to manufacturer's generous amount of extra but. crepernakers are now on the 1 cup flour directions. As crepes are ter in a no-stick skillet over market in household size and 2 large eggs cooked, stack and cover with moderate heat; fast-fry the they're all the rage. ' cup milk In our own kitchen we've wax paper; let all the crepes blintzes, one batch at a time, cup water L4 teaspoon salt been turning out batches of stand this way about an hour at until golden-brown and crisp on blintzes with the help of one of room temperature before filling the outside. Serve at once with 1 teaspoon vanilla these attractive small applito soften edges. Makes 16 sour cream. 2 tablespoons butter, ances. crepes suitable for blintzes — Cheese Filling: Beat together melted the first extra one or two may with a spoon until blended a 7-And now to "Tea with BlintCheese Filling, see below zes." Blintzes are from Jewish be too lacy to use for this dIsh. ounce package of farnici) Sour cream cuisine - made with French Place 2 level tablespoonfuls cheese and an 8-ounce package In an electric blender whirl pancakes and a filling of cheese together all the ingredients, cx- of the Cheese Filling toward the of cream cheese; stir In cup - and tea is the traditional cept the Cheese Filling and the center of each crepe, brown sugar, the grated rind of an oroffering with them. The crepe sour cream, for about a minute; side up. Flip the end of a crepe ange and a teaspoon of vanilla. TOFFEE MAGIC I('F CREAM Itoh. --, separated i e, I tsp vanilla i cup granulated sugar confectioner's sugar mixture into egg whites, t hen told in dry ingredients. Spread batter evenly over greased and waxed paper-lined jelly roil pan (l5xl0xlinch), Bake in 375-degree oven about 12 minutes. Turn cake out onto clear linen dish towel sprinkled with confectioner's sugar. Working quickly, gently peel off waxed paper and trim off the lengthwise crusts. Roll cake jelly-roll fashion in towel; cool on rack. Unroll cake; spread with ice cream and sprinkle with 2-3 cup chopped toffee bars. lternoe towel, roll filled cake up tightly, wrap in foil and store in freezer until serving time. over cup sifted flour 2 lbs Instant coffee 1 tsp baking powder Is tsp. salt i 'Saus age, Potatoes Tempting Team ROASTED POTATOES AND SAUSAGE 6 large baking potatoes, peeled 1 pound bulk sausage meat .1 lbs minced onions I lbs Angostura aromatic hitters 1-3rd cup dry bread crumbs - Salt and pepper 6 slices bacon With an apple corer, hollow potatoes lengthwise. In a bowl, mix sausage, onion aromatic bitters and crumbs until well blended. Use mixture to stuff hole in potatoes. If any sausage mixture remains, shape into 1 inch balls and set aside , ,.,ai, ,.i. .,,.i "II.' JI Sprinkle r' '-"- Ullu a well greased shallow baking pan. Cover with foil and ba ke in a ed 350 degree oven for 50 minutes or until tender. Hmove cover and place bacon slices over potatoes so top of potato is covered. Add sausage balls and bake for another 15 to 20 minutes or until bacon is brown and crisp. Serve po tatoes preheat ..,.n, "ui' .. .... uLai h..II.. a.t...... Uc2Il. &VIdII U pepper and place side by side in servings. I quart vanilla Ice erejtn, softened I cup chopped Heath English toffee bars pint I cupj whipping cream, whipped 6 ounces candy bar form cup chopped Silt together flour, coffee baking powder and salt. heat egg yol ks and vanilla until lemon colored. Add sugar gradually and beat until very thick. Beat egg whites To serve, slice and top with a until they hold soft peaks. dollop of whipped cream and a Gradualiy add remaining 12 sprinkling of remaining _.. '.up sugar and continue ea ng c oppe tonee o ee oars for each until stiff and glossy. Fold yolk slice. yield: 8 to 10 servings. ...._. ... -- ... ti b . h 41 L_.$ -: . - '' r -. r,,,, f . A. . d t ff - 'i of a medium head cabbage jalapeno pepper cup butter 'i teaspoon oregano 1 teaspoon French rolls, grated Plenty of pepper Parmesan and sliced Jack cup sour cream It or Swiss cheese 112 teaspoons cider vinegar Remove casing from chorizo. Slice the cabbage about L4. In a hot 10-inch skillet over inch wide, then chop it abit you don't moderate heat fry the chorizo, but not fine, Just SC) have long strips to cope with; crumbling with a fork, until there should be 4 to s cups. In a thoroughly cooked. Stir in tolarge heavy skillet, melt the meto paste, scallion, jalapeno batter; add the cabbage, salt and oregano; cook gently until iLz cups. Specials in this ad are effective Thursday. Dec and pepper; stir over low heat very hot. Makes about 2. thru Wednesday. Dec 8, 1976 until softened and hot but not Slice the rolls crosswise and SAVE UP TO 19C really cooked — certainly not toast lightly; spread with the CARNATION soft and mushy. Stir in the sour hot chorizo mixture; sprinkle T.G. LEE DELUXE - SAVE 41 c cream and vinegar. Serve at with Parmesan; top with sliced once. From "Food That Really cheese. Bake or broil briefly CHUNK LIGHT FAIRWAY FARMS Schmecks — Mennonite Coun- until cheese melts. Serve hot. try Cooking" by Edna Stacbler, SUNDAY SUPPER ALL THE LAVOflS TUNA this recipe was great success YOU LIKE Salmon Loaf BakedPotatoes when we tried it. Bacon Cucumbers Tomatoes HALF GALLON COMPANY DINNER Brownies Beverage 6'/I OZ. CAN 20 OZ. LOAF Roast Duck WildRice Green BACON CUCUMBERS BANQUET FROZEN SAVE 9c Peas SaladBowl Unusual and delicious cornLARA LYNN EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Pears with bination. WHITE Raspberry Sauce 6 slices bacon MEAT POT PIES RAYMOND SOKOLOV'S 2 large cucumbers RASPBERRY SAUCE 2 tablespoons butter CHICKEN, HE[F TIJH'C v CRISP CRACKERS. LB. BOX Kirsch comes two ways teaspooq salt HYDE PARK B OZ. PKG. Imported and domestic. Li teaspoon sugar 200 YELLOW QUARTERS 1 cup raspberry preserves In a 10-Inch skillet slowly CARNATION EVAPORATED l'i tablespoons klrzch (clear cook the bacon until crisp; cherry brandy) CANMILK ........................ .............. drain on brown paper and ORE-IDA FROZEN . SAVE 5c C In a Small saucepan over crumble; keep hot; discard NABISCO PREMIUM. SAVE 1 lc ONION RANGERS .......................... , 38 moderately low heat stir to. drippings. Pare cucumbers; ALL EGF TABLE U gether the preserves and kirsch slice each in half lengthwise; I ES U EU R EARLY JUNE - SAVE 11 c POUND PACKAGE SALTINES ................ ....................... 54C until the Jam melts and the scoop out seeds and discard; GREEN PEAS HYDE PARK SAVE 22c mixture simmers; force sllce cucumbers thin crosswise. SAVE 11 c HYDE PARK BUTTERMILK through a fine-mesh wire In the clean, dry skillet melt the GREEN GIANT 54c strainer to remove seeds. Iftoo butter; add the cucumbers. salt BROCCOLI SPEARS VEGETABLE OIL CAN 8/98c BISCUITS thick, stir ina Little hot water; if and sugar; cook uncovered DAGOSTINOS by MERITA HYDE PARK .l'h OZ. TROPICANA HALF GALLON needed for flavor, with or over moderate heat, stirring ofC without the water, add a little ten, until wiltetSprinkie with GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .................. BREAD ......................................................55 MACARONI..:1es..... more kirsch. Makes about 1 the bacon. Makes 4 servings. BREAKSTONE 16 OZ. HYDE PARK -SAVE Bc cup. ueucious with poached COTTAGE CHEESE COME FOR DESSERT! pears. Adapted from 'The SauFRUIT COCKTAIL ;0 cier's Apprentice" by Raymond Banana Pie Coffee HYDE PARK 16 OZ. FROZEN HYDE PARK YELLOW CLING Sokolov Knopf), a fine new BANANA PIE ORANGE JUICE guide to French sauces. 48" An unusual recipe from an PEACHES............................. KRAFT- 18 OZ. SAVE 15c out-of-print cookbook that AFTERNOON TEA HI-DRI SAVE 21c worked well when we tested it. Cookie Sandwiches Tea APPLE JELLY 2 large egg whites COOKIE SANDWICHES TOWELS ......................J. .k)' L4 teaspoon salt Our adaptation of Elizabeth SUPREME MOTT SAVE Bc '-s teaspoon cream of tautar Coichie's adaptation of Melting 2 teaspoons lemon juice Moments because cooks can't PRUNE JUICE................. i teaspoons vanilla leave well enough alone! —tt' HYDE PARK .SAVE lic PC Ili cups sifted confectioners' ii cups flour sugar 14 i-tm cornstarch I cup pureed npe bananas BLEACH ... 28 OZ, L 4 teaspoon sWt \ oiov finely chopped walnuts '7 cup, ARM& HAMMER• SAVE 1 I ........................... 's cup plus 2 tablespoons nrw çf ç — BiT 9-inch pie-pastry shell, butter ANbaked through without GLAZED OVEN CLEANER........ t2 Cup confectioners' sugar browning and then cooled TENDER VITTLES -SAVE 7c 1 teaspoon vanilla pint heavy cream, whipped DONUTS ............................................U FOR Apricot or raspberry Jam With an electric beater at ASST. (SMALL) CAT FOOD .............................. Stir together the 1104W COl'fl speed; beat together the A IIIOU LIQUID DETERGENT SAVE 30c starch and salt. Cream butter, first 7 flc U Ii ['I Ii) U ingredients until soft DANISH U ron sugar and vanilla; gradually peaks form - about 4 minutes. ELEPHANT stir in flour mixture UIlttl WISK CLEANER ....... Fold In the nuts. Turn Into the DO biüed. If necessary, chill 0 C MflO ..................................................U iron U pie shell. Bake in a preheated EARS firm enough to handle. Shape 375-degree oven until filling BUTTERED into small balls. using 1 level browned - about 25 minutes. GARLIC fl(WAfl teaspoon for each. Place a few Cool on a wire rack — filling U151 I LIU BREAD ............................... LOA U DEL MONTE BRAND LLL5J At dli W1[C4CU will sink, lop with whipped cookie sheet. Dip the bottom f cream. FAIRWAY DELICATESSEN INVITES YOU TO BE A GUEST AT a glass in extra confectioners' sugar and flatten balls so they YOUR OWN PARTY! COMPANY DINNER are Di inches in diameter. It is really no p'culern for CU Just check with any of our deli p.3rt managers They Bake In a preheated 325-degree Roast Beef Potatoes Drunken hJvC complete ntorrrjt,on on lunch meat and cheese party platters, salads relish Carrots Salad Banana Pie oven until pale gold - about trays. sandwiches 3rd ccced meats We even supply paper plates napkins forksand EVERYDAY minutes. With a wide spatula. Coffee remove to wire rack tocool.DRUNKEN CARROTS Our recipe tester, a teetotaMakes about 5 dozen single LOW E.n Slid ocI..Jis Choice 01 On. or Two SaIg,j, Iec, named this dish. cookies. Shortly before serving "GOOD TIMES 'HAPPY TIMES" lj)Ound bag carrots "FESTIVE TIME" spread jam over half as many PARTY PUTTER IDAHO PARTY PLATTER lrd cup butter PARTY PLATTER cookies as you want to serve; L '' a., eQ Li:..-' . ,'.,.' ' i2 tablespoons water ' ' !''' '. •O' top each with another cookie. T ': C .e BAKING POTATOES ....................... 6048C POUND 1-3rd cup brandy LOJI Coo.e $jijr-i 5c.et, ".tr' Cnoopei Hjrn Out Ptrjn, 0'OyO'oni FRESH UnLtir Cre,s, veita, 'I'd Pare carrots EVENING REFRESHER and slice thin Cnu-e a"a 1s$i-' . y j j ft Yhfe Chitsis W"ti Arti.,.: v S ,'r" Chorizo Canapes Coffee Fruit there should be about 5 cups. In Jrcl Yii!,,, MUSHROOMS ........................................ LOu .19 S..- Ar e' 'i A , ,,, .j' a 10-inch covered skillet, stirCookies YELLOW ring often, simmer together the ciioruzo CANAPES Per Person Adapted from ii savory carrots, butter and water until Per Prionl • 99Per p.s!2. 49 COOKING ONIONS ............................ 3 0A0 48C No substitutions plsflm p SUb.mUIIOVtS p1..,. spread concocted by the late carrots are tender - about 10 No Iubttltu;ioni p1..,. FRESH Elena Zelayeta. minutes; remove from heat. You save hours of preparation, can devotemore time to sat up yc.r ttt;, be a Heat the brandy until just 4 pound chorizo ROCCOu................................................ BUNCH 58C perfect hostess (luCy our nicely decorated cheese balls, relish trays, finger sandwiches, I d chichn warm; off heat, ignite; FRESH 6-ounce can tomato paste platter. swedish meat balis. chicken drummttes and salads. pow flaming over the carrots; when .4 xW Uons, jijy cho Shop Any Day of the Week. You will be able to take Advantage of EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT FAIRWAY! CASH DIVIDEND BONUS CASH DIVIDEND r r BONUS ROYAL CROWN COLA .4 - L 11 ('1 E 5tJ 1/I 1% 5 LB. BAG 5 32 OZ, BTLS. - 4840 28c Qa? ,...., . - .i..4%5C'. 'I BREAD 24 MARGARINE U•'l ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., I SALTINES BATHROOM 44° ARMOUR VERIBEST a - . BAKERY Y Is y H a ti It h , ff It w à lb of It a th rd ai i pe Daytime 1 24 Count \ Save 17c ....a c $218 - CENTER CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS ..................... LU CENTER CUT PORK .. ...e, 2L PRICE (14 . alI C ,' IR j QUARTERS ......................................... r J innnn. — r'' finely chopped canned flarni,io..4nhit out 0' 6 servings. die ,i,pIl Mt,km, -' well .54_a CAULIFLOWER .,.. .....................................HEAO78 1098 CHOPPED SIRLOIN nATTIrt' riiiuic LII ... S i .18 48C GROUND CHUCK .......................... Lii 88 AS. raTn 'n inS co,)pah £'IO p',er,,.as( PkO, ' I O,a.h't CHRISTMAS CANDY 3 as. i'H FREE o,vD,.o crsuPo,,s i"'i 1 , Any Del PARTY PLATTER Ei2.S SAVE EVERY WAY AT g8c S rM SAUSAGE LI28 NrP601UND 4 Any Kind UI DISPOSAIILE DIAPERS .10F.IAN SLICED BACON ...................................... C FREE ta%.I D'.ot,,o toui.o *i?. '415 CUfiJPIJIl A4I) LEAN FRESH HOURLY "1O FREE Cu.i'rj'.s SMOKED SAUSAGE Lii I ....0 . $1 28 BEEF SAUSAGE t)Cr,iJIFO! MItTS 111,1 p M,ldi lb. 11 38 I t. i( OR. 3301 11 .'r,.L 4205 CURRY FORD RD, 925 N. ORANGE AVE. 5130 LAKE UNDERHILL 5300 SILVER STAR RD. i,JLJ 5. 5) I L kNUU, 5ANOHIJ 1601 N. UI 5471 S. ORAGE. N PINE CASTLF 110 W. FAIRBANKS, W.P 11$ S. SEMORAN BLVD.. We, Party Salmon Spread makes any party table festive Sausage Super To '1.48 CUBED STEAKS UAAF,t: L T'i,..mn" iuict ml - .,i.Nc.i Q CUBED BREAKFAST LINKS ................. ..... 1.58 flfl 0 I 78c 8O MW IS , 5 FREL' 0 A" O'4'tLt'L) COU"L".'. COUPr'I' £'4(> STEW BEEF FRESHLY FREE ,,i?., 'IS COPU LAND FA1II'.vA'Y nj DOZEN '' Family Packs- 3 lbs. or mote BEEF BOLOGNA .................................... 88C . i'• LARGE EGGS COUPONS FRANKS ..................... 2 PO U N D I'A C K A C, 1 '1.68 ' . ,'. Fairway Farms 60 CAS DIVIDENDS JTo 3LB. BOX FROZEN 79 ' ... '"I )' 1 can (7-,oL) 1mofl, drained and flaked ox. cream pkg. cheese, softened 1 N. milk cup sweet pickle relish 3 tbs. chopped green onion 2 tsp. lemon juice Combine ingredients; mix well, Chill, serve with chips, crackers or assorted raw vegetables, as desired. Approx. 1 cup 32" UP si.18 iii I Oil Fit 6ULAR LVKL iIL(.L)LAUI (,ARLiC 4 G8c A -, SALMON DIP 1.38 L'I SMOKED MEATS V5o* ar, 1 "'EXTRA LEAN BONELESS ECON-O-PACK 4 I DON'T PASS UP THIS CHUCK STEAK -- 38C o BONUS 1 LB. QUARTERS BONELESS 45¼.. '- . 4' CASH U) 1304 DIVIDEND BONUS CASH DIVIDEND CHICKEN STEAK................... I COMB-O- PAK _N_, 1411%t) '0 1-BONE STEAKS (f 45 gelatin L.. cup water 1 can (16 DL) salmon 1 cup coarsely chopped onion ' cup dairy sour cream 2 tbsp. lemon juice tsp. garlic salt '.-i tsp. dill weed -- __ FROM THE BEEF CHUCK EVERYDAY LOW PRICE NO LIMIT SPLIT BROILERS PARTY SALMON 2 envelopes unflavored 00 serving ulsn; WILJu dish;garntsn garnish additional parsley, pimiento and sliced green onion, If desired. Serve with assorted crackers. Approx. 35 servings. A BUTTER LONDON BROIL ....................... FRYERS CUT-UP FRYERS 42 02. SIZE .......I.fI.......,, ..,,,l ,.ih,. law i.auiiiiuwci dilU Ulliti vegetables. Arrange them around a bowl of dip and watch family and friends dig in. Party Salmon Spread is scrumptious on crackers or party slices of French, Rye or Whole Wheat bread. , Try these special recipes or just whip up a big bowl of salmon salad for hungry tree trimmers, AL GOLD KIST PREMIUM 28 c 198 4 ROLL PK. VLli1 LrsL OUR EXTRA SPECIAL TRIM PORTERHOUSE STEAK L ti 11-88 WHOLE ONLY Dctergeftt .11 SHOULDER CUT is 4: 9.68 PORK 38 38 C 54c TISSUE tsp. pepper For t hi s holiday season, Del Monte has come up with two 4 sprigs parsley Soften gelatin in water. delightful appetizers which dress up that old friend: Dissolve over hot water, Place remaining ingredients in salmon. Salmon Dip is great with blender container. Run on low chips or a favorite cracker. For until smooth and well blended. an extra co lorf ul treat, cut up Mix in gelatin. Pour into 5-cup carrots, celery, w hi te radishes, mold. Chill unt il firm. Turn out - IESIINDEVA BUP .18 9.58 88C BUTT ROAST .. ...................... BA NA NAS W,u4 scIm0n Appetizers iat0 RIB CHOPS .................... ..... V5 I Platters For Your Party 98c ASSORTED CHOPS LIll 88C NO Lii PIJREX 18 SLICED QUARTER PORK LOIN 48 c is FRESH PORK STEAKS - -------***-' t -- oiviAn5o BONUS BONUS CHARMIN 58c .1.36 5'.', 98c 36C 84c 68C 58C if - no 2 - CASH 4C0 - a - Tolfic Magic Ice Cream Roll a delightful holiday time treat Pick up coupons from cashier fill out cash dividend certificates. Redeem your filled certificates for these cash dividend bonus items. Low Priced... " 980 t ) - ICE CREAM z -. - • . ' ' we use is one bowed ormu By CECIL' BROWNSTONE fla orr with a rubber spatula, scrape nearest the cheese over it; turn Associated Press Food Editor from Julia Child and It works sides and stir down; whirl again in the two parallel sides; fold "presto," serve and take your bows. Wednesday, Dec. 1 , 17-5B Greef Party Goers COOKIN G1 IS FUN' HOT SLAW - you At Fairway You Ca __n Save E v e ry Da 3pf With M11V i uLj 11:11 __ 'Like the professional who taste surprise crunchy bi ts of pulls rabbits out of a hat, Heath chocolate-covered can work magic if you prepare English toffee candy mixed into ahead for those weekend the softened ice cream filling. parties celebrating occasions More bits of the candy from football victories to visi ts sprinkled a dollop from old friends. whippeti cream iiiake a Your "magic act" features glamuuus topping for each an easily Ifla(lC'In'advancecake roll slice. At party time, elegant ice cream roll with a pull it out of the freezer and 46 0 . By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor FAMILY DINNER Sausage FriedPotatoes Carrots !FtS!aw Funny Cake Beverage EDNA STAEBLE RS 0 Become Cook-Turned-Ma9 icIan Crepemaker Ideal Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . . - Start Season The variety arid versatility of flo ur and then dip into eggssausage pro vi des every hostess milk mixtu re . Drain for a few wi th the ideal basic ingredi en ts seconds. Coat with coconut. Fry' for developing unusua l and in 2 inches of salad oil heat ed to , tasty party foods. Best of all, 350 degr ees until cr isp and sausage are golden. Serve with catsup, products economically priced year ho rseradish or chutney butter. aro und and frequently receive Make your own chutney butter . special pricing during ho lidays. by mix ing equal parts chutney Start off your hors d'oeuvre with mayonnaise. Yield: lineup with coconut coated Approximately 20 to 24. Crispy Puffs and easy-to-make Hot Dog En Croute, s pear ed on HOT DOG EN CROUTE co lorf ul t ooth picks. As a party slices of white bread highli gh t, plan a Macedonine of Icr't trtmmedi Meat Fondue where guests can tablespoons mnayoan.aise dunk chunks of smoked teaspoo ns mustard thuringer, Cana di an 11am or teas poons piccalilli soft salami in a blendin g of wine, Cheddar and Swiss 16 cocktaIl franks 16 toothpicks cheese fondue. 16 trilled tooth picks. CRISPY PUFF UPS Spread mayonnaise, mustard 1-3rd pound Bratwurst and pical ilhi on each slice of lrd pound Smoked bread. Place 2 cocktail franks Thuringer on each slice of bread and roll. 1-3rd pound Polish Sausage up. Place seam down on a greass cup flour ed baking pan and secure with 2 eggs toothpicks. Broil until bread Is cup milk evenly browned. Remove, 2 cups chredded coconut toothpicks. Place 4 frUled 1 quart salad oil toothpicks equally spaced on Cut sausages at an angle into each roll. Slice between each -Ioch slices. Blend eggs and pick to make 4 equal pieces. in a small bowl. Dip Serve with your favorite dip. iiges in water; dust with Yield 32 appetizers. I ,D �613-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. I, 1976 -_ )l_AmentsFurn1sh TONIGHT'S TV mysterious p° powers the htgnan will Wednesday selves derverni a babY when a power faifur.7 leaves them SWEEPSTAKES 6 $128000 QUESTION 611111 HOGAN S HEROES 6 2 (Mon) WITH H S RING 24 NOVA'The Woman Re stranded onthe16thf3oryoq ) PICTURE OF t(Tues t Pipter Lae stars as apartment building. HEALTH Urwersity of Florida Margaret Sanger in a dran,ati. tO (Wed) DBCC PROFILES IN zaben Of the life of this re2' THE QUEST' Dan EDUCATION Thurs ) rflarkao woman who was CHertihy guests as a hapless CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP IOSpoflsiblø, almost single rancher who gets unexpected (Fr) DAILY DEVOTIONAL haMey. for changing the hell) from the Baudine brothers 630 altitude of the mae cbrrnated when they muster a motley 2 (Fri only) SUNSHINE medical profession toward group of drovers for what 4 KUTANA women PS Seems to be a pnxed cattle 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 830 drive through the bacLsrrjs 6W FRAN CARLTON EX2 12 McL E AN First of two parts. ERCISE SHOW STEVENSON SHOW 4 6 GEORGE BURNS 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU Stevenson stars as Mac COMEDY SPECIAL Guests 634 Ferguson. owner ofahardware JolMwIy Carson. Walter 12 LIVING s bUSIflOSS who Supports a thau, Madeline Kahn, the Os639 housefyild household --that ,i, iiLLJ utners 12 HE NEIGHBOR wile IBaara Stuart). his 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE645 divorced daughter lAyn PORT 4 LOCAL NEWS Ruymen), his student son (All9 CHARLIE'S ANGELS - The 654 drew Parks) and Angels enlist in the Army 12 WHAT'S HAPPENING rYY.thef in law (Madge West) loutbonveramed,calfrauda, 655 900 the mystery behind the murder 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2 12 SIROTAS COURT of a WAC recruit 700 Michad Constantine stars in 12 BILLYGRAHAM SanDle2 12 TOOAY (Local niaws this comedy about a night court go Crusade at 725 and 8 25) judge and his fends on both 1030 4 6 CBS NEWS (7 30 sides of the law SM NEWS a Fri, Ch 4. local news ) 4 6 BING CROSBYS 7 LW POPEYE AND FRIENDS WHITE CHRISTMAS SPEII 00 7 24 SESAME STREET CIAL Guests Include ft 9 525000 PYRAMID 24 EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT Crosbyy, Bernadette Peters and Jackie Gleason 7 FAMILY FOCUS Evening 600 4 6 9 12 NE 6M 6W EMERGENCY 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 EVERYBODY'S BUStNESS 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH A TiIfl_ ',SF (D("I WTT fl,J %)%J 0110 7 FEEDBACK WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 HERES LIFE. JACK. SONVILLE 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 73(3 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 800 2 12 CPOSHARKEV n R,ck,,eS stars as a chief petty LW WILD, WILD ST 7 MARY HARTMAN MARY RART.iM1 homswithatoughneold year street kid who is out~lng FOR THE DEAF ' THE ROOKIES (R) - 9 THE BIONIC WOMAN Jaime Sorrynees i pitted aganst is living meteorites LW COMMUNITY 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 9 00 2 PHIL DONAHUE 6 MIKE 1200 6 WILD. WILD WEST in Tennessee Williams' poignant drama set in pee wwi 6* THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 930 2 12 THE PRACITCE ( Bedford and son find thorn- 1240 MYSTERY OF THE WEEK - Sorority Kill" Manha Scott. Jane Actman star 9 MOVIE (Pv430) Masquerado ' Cliff Robertson. Jack HaWIIJrIS British 1965 (Tues) That Certain Age" Deanna .St9fl, Jiidue Coop or (B 1938 (Wed) 'The Way of M Roth: Ak Tamiroff. Gladys George (B&W) 1940 (Thurs) ''5 Island Earth Jeff Morrow. Faith Domerquo 1955 (Fn) Imitation of tjto" Claudette Colbert. Warren Williams (B&W 1934 Chiller about psychotic killer r'iolding Six peopfocapeve (A) FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES 1 00 2 TOMORROW to 9' ON STAGE-IN PERSON JJf'JY DAILY WORD t 30 4 LATE NEWS TIM :0 9 3 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 24 On Screen WED. & THURS. ONLT "RUNNING WILD" VISION Orange County School System, until 3pm Morning 930 LW '00 CLUB 1000 2 12 SANFORDANDSON -- --- ' fl 8:30-10:30 TNIATItt Adults 2.00, Kids 1.25 ,O' u. -.I'li 600 __ 4 lf,4oni CAMERA -- THREE M hues I MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed) EVERYWOMAN (Fri) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE uiu 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD cf\IiAocc 2 615 6 32-Houses Unfurnished ______________________________ -_ - MIDDAY _ 1100 12 WHEEL OF 4A-Public Notices 130 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD YES! TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 520.000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THEGUIDINGLIGNT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ECONOMY NITEI THURSDAY ', 'rI lt,,iI," 2 "38 * FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES every night 'lit 8 thru Dec 22 Two days delivery 327 1771 iLAiR5 '.,c A4 6 6* CBS 4-Personals ______________________________ 24 VILLA ALEGRE 15 DIVORCE PAPFPS TYPED it yoiur'sellpr%. $50 Mxrity-'s 99 Secretarial Service. Ocala. 7)7 8773 Notary Marriages Performed 330 BE'.',ITCHED 6 MATCH GAME 76 ' i iris - ;i --- Band, Redd Fox* (Fri.) B, City Rollers. Nancy Walker Jack 7 24 SESAME STREET EDGE OF NIGHT 12 SOMERSET 43(3 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 MARCUS WELBY MD Preempted Wed Only, SIX? below . - ' - 9 (Wed only) ABC AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL 500 2 ADAM 12(R) - NAVEL ORANGES 2802 FreflchAve,Sanford ________________ 372 3612 530 cyvo 6 HOGAN S HEROES 6* PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 9-Good Things to Eat - 6 MY THREE SONS -, . ----., . ' Pennsylvania Golden Delicious & Staiimon Apples 372 2031 It) W 11thSt _________ In M. 0 Dec 111713 Holiday Inn Airport 1500W Cypress St , Tampa Adm $2 129 (Sun I? 61 _______Rentals Machine" , _____________________________ _____________________________ - _____________________________ 30Apartrnents Unfurnished .-- SANFORD COURT &-,_ •'• • - f1 - •. - .''w 5' FOR YOUR SKATER'S A professional 8 x 10 color portrait for . k_ Ridgewood Arms We Have Skates " Supplies. If You're Ave. Sanford, P a A,) S - 1) RIOGEW000 VILLAGE 3121. Will Please • 6, .. - -- - - 2938 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford 31-Apartments FurnisheJ I" * Zayr e tJt' 'IttnJ pe suect IS Kedee4 ,,, Ph. 322-9 3S3 27OOW.2Sth St. (SR A) '-'5 RINK Sanford FEEDING THE ZOO III I - -- I OR. 72 turn Apt , light's, water turn. Mature adult's. No pets, 595 372 after i wk days. SKATING" VJ iii pc! '.ht f r iddiiional sub- (eLb. ,jrOupS. or Il)dnjduiIs t: the same family Persons Ilildel IfluSt be aCcompanied by parent or guardian, - 1. ('entral Florida Zoo director Al Itozon (right) accepts donation from Tony Russi, representing th e Sanford Kiwanis Club For help In meeting financial needs of the L011. I SAN MO PARK , 1, 7, bedroom trail,, apts. Adult & family park Weekly ISIS Hwy 1792. Sanford. 32) 19)0 Camper Trailer to, rent, 24', full I bath, twin beds, HUt, air 3 5752 - ____ . -. Life In , ' I ' Welcomes , ., i I ' ,! ' You S. 6-Commercial 4 I TRUGTIQNIr; I LAKE MINNIE DR. 32 CU hOrn, In excellen t neigflbortSo,o Chen equipped, fenced kit yard oversized garage, large farri, room. newly panted Outs' i" 532.000 1100 GROVE MANOR - icr maculat, home in top Quality area C H 8. A, w w carpet large t kitchto, family area Lots .1 'storage, beautiful shaded 137900 111W 25th Additions Sanford Remodeling I I " LAKE MARY- Sparktung I ISP I bath horn, with Florida rioi' C en tral ht & Motivated own," 523.150, New FHA l3 Sf) ' Inc. - I T I STOCK COROLLA 2 DOOR -- 2906." CLERICAL NOTARY TOTAL UNIT PRICE SALES TAX 2931.99 117.21 FLA. LICENSE I 19.00 TOTAL SALES PRICE ________________________________ 3048.27 DOWN PAYMENT 1193.21 3.60 18,6.17 453.13 2352.00 DOCUMENTARY STAMPS UNPAID BALANCE FINANCE CHARGES TOTAL AMT. PAYMENTS DEFERRED PAT PRICE ANN. PCT. RATE 3327.00 10.97 pct. ¶175 00 NET BALANCE * NETBALANCE 23.00 1193:27 48 monthly payments at $49 GOOD SELECTION NEW CAR TRADE - INS I bolder, with door for Shells Beautifully handmade of moun I 'tn i-ne. $33 1316 or Ifl $699 . '''s - - , . £ • • , •.• 'I Balls. Golf Bags, DuckSlec ' -S9-%usical Mtrchandise , reconditioned iuIo batteries, II? 95 e.criange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 -. )afllQrd Ave I PianoS p- ' A. Electronic Organs with 8utOmdtic rhythm Section Liberal I trades offered Bob Ball's Piano 8. Organ Sales & 'Western Auto. 331 ' W First St. 3722255 Pact will love Black & Decker or Rockwell power tools and Stanley hand tools from Gregory Lumber I Spinet Piano, Currier, excellent I. True value Hardware, 6th & condition, $800 Phone 31'? 5031 Maple 322 0500 a fters p m new for 13.500 First 11.700 take's ________________________________________________________________________________________ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII _ ____ Used Restaurant arid Bjr Equip 6 Gus Grill, Deep fat fryer. Cash Recister. other equip 373 2170 - - _______________________ S'ntat Shed redbimnfyp., Ix to'. $300 173 3079 any time ' 6OOf'f ice SUpplIes - ________ - Used Office ' I Furniture Wood or 'slei uleikS, executive desk & chd,rs. secretarial detS's & chairs. Straight Chairs.-filing Cabinets, as 5 Cast and carry I NOLL'S * Lawn Care can Cover your hOme win aluminum & sottit system AI',i Roofing. Gutters 20 Yr's Eno Eagle Siding Co III 936) C E SHEPHERD Panting, Remodeling. General Re Pa i rs Call 323 88)5 I , All Items Reduced I NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center FREE SHOPPING SERVICE FOR SHUT INS 601 Celery Ave __________________________ I - 64-Equipment $t,'sm for Rent __ Own Carpet I Clean Your Rent Our Rinsenvoc ' )27 CA FUR tllTL)RE 3275111 -________________ -- I tle.3utilul Iltertfors,.ile. 3 mo5 old i,i I , i I' I DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Mow-rig, Trimming, Edging. Fall Cleanup $70 U34 Painting ['11 SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only Phonic 372 1.511 Dee 6, Gerry's Cleaning Service I .eOh3rdt"s Horn, Repair's, Room Ajditi00s Concrete Work. P'rt i ng , Carpenter Work. Ceram Tile, Alum Enclosures 3737S Free Estimates ,n Interior & Exterior Pant.ng Discount Prices Free Estimates Call PoCert, 373 444 - Pest Control ________________________ your I. i line ad On this page for I only 16 SI CLASSIFIED DEPT 372 2611 or $31 9 __________________________ ART BROAN PEST CONTROL 25o2 Perk Drive Shop the ClaS'sIIied 045 10, Christ mas gift idea's ________ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Et,ie is j 1j daily in the classified ads Nothing 'small about that , nest Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 313 6038 - Residential & Commercial Clean r RI I. Box 174CC, Sanford, Ft 32711 - 323 8425 LIGHT HAULING & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN 'J Ptsn 3.19 5.371 - EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowj. Edging. Trimming Free Estimate's Phone )?] 1792 in Cleaning 372 8*63 Sewing Insulation Blown in Insulation Ma,o in 5uIationC call before 9 a m 3097 or 9.34 775 62-La SALE interior Exterior Plastering. Plaster Patching Simulated brick & stone s peCialty 3272780 ' Central HeJt & Ai r Conditioning Cor free estimates, call Carl iiarriS at SEARS Sanford 377 Hauling CaSselbe-rr v . 1792, *301206 Lrndscaping & Home Improvements - I ______________________________ ' I Aluminum Siding ' Electric Guitar arid Amplifier. $75 Electric Bass. Carrying Cast & Amplifier, $15. Ludwig Bass and Ludwig Snare Drums with Brass, I $71. Coon Cornet With Case $25 SEMINOLE COIN 1Q9 W First St , Sanford Id to I MOr*.ly tflru Friday I Mom will love you all year for ii Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor Dick's Apol once's. 2617 S French Ave . 322 1658 41111111, It JUST A PHONE' CALL AWAY 45 3 Earn extra Cash for Christmas shopping Sell those items you no longer need With 0 Quick ACtiOfi Want Ad in the Evening Herald AIim Carousal Organ, li ke new Sold Turner, 173 071$ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU I I , -- Sell or Trade for Building Material, 1970 Torino. 12' Alum Boat, Trailer,!' i Merc '12 model W P '.. 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY " , Fender Deluxe Amp, 200 watt. Ventura Elect Guitar, both for 00 323 0322 * 1 I? jr'w-rl w61ches, $79 $5 up. pierC earrings, sops p G*alIny nionth 77 TOYOTA NOW IN .1*l 5uaranted PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 26.40 Hiawatha at 1797 RATING A 1.7 Jackets Ladies and men5 golf apparel and shoe's Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, 3222531 I CtSrifma Gifts including birthstone rings, earrings, necklaces,yo yi.yi. wallets, scout knives and Clothes, age 0 to II E.P.A. W er v thing For The Goiter-- Clubs. ConSole Stereo AM FM 'i.y!-o & Record Player Excellent con _______ dition. $100 1.3 7791 __________ _____________ Jewelers 234 5 Pare A, MP U V I •U • 322 ______________________________ * rm 4Q UM I - - -SO--Miscellaneous for Sate - -- _W1 S'i HP, Chni's Craft motor. ""s ' well. 543. 671 iio after I Hunt Realty, Inc. Forrest Greene L-AI , For his Christmas. give a 3 rack gun Leather shop equipment to make , belts & ladies' purses. stock & I tool's Body Shop. 131h & Elm. I 5ANF0R- 3 BR, lc- bath fiorrr with Central heat & air 12.21 'ame room, utility Vied on CCii'' foundation, large tree's $23 New FHA. WE TAKE TRADES - _____ - Merchandise 2524 Park of 123 3111 Realtor After Hor$ 3729284 323 1991 522 0441 - I 77" 57-Sports Equipment Sanford Jim _ '' - -- Property 'A S V. Hardwick,Broker Deilon, 668 4411 good sportation. $150 See at 2108 Magnolia or call 322 7680 ________________________________ YOU ASKED FOR IT - YOU GOT IT POBSON MARINE 297$ Hwy 1792 3?' 5961 ' 321.0041 DYNAMIC PROPERTiI 1961 Sports Fury, new inspection. loaded, N iceconciton 323 9062 4 Phone $300091 FIRST OF 5 cRING Deltona Francis model 3 BR. I bath. Central ti i. AC, w w carpeting equipped kitchen This one un I last at Good finn ng Wheel Drive Jeep, good Condition, Needs some work. USO. In 2237, i YARD SALE Wed . Thur & Fri . 10 to 4 137 W Wilbur Ave, Lake Mary Clothes, plantS. loys, books, I misc items * J I - I MLS REALTORS 3 Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday, night at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved ;rice No charge other than $5 registration I" unless vehicle is Sold. Call 904 255 1311 for further details Call 322 1621 after i p m 54-Garage Sales - ________________ A P POIN TM [NT CALL 32231O3 "'- ' I , FOR ItI DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speedway, BUY JUNK CARS - from 11010130 - Part's Service Used machines ' MOONEY APPLIANCES. 371 0697 -- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice commercial Ste 250xlS) on US Hwy 17 92 inSide Sarulord ctlimit's By owner 32) 2970 'I, ,rp i'i.,iI!,'(l L ,, ',s,rd Str.'rt S.'wr5 Sirr,'i L .qhi% SidrwjIk - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS_ '72 and '71 Models C811 373 8570 or 834 4405 Dealer CHINABERRY TREE ANTIQUES 1106w First St., Sanford Unusual Christmas GiftS. Antiques, China, Glass, Primitives, Fur nitufe Antique Appraisals Doll Hospital Service Open Tues thru Sat.. 105 _____ KENMORE WASHER corner landscaped residential lot, central Sanford lucalon. Reasonable By owner 321 6479 , , .----- Larry's New & Used Marl, 215 S Sanford Ave , 322 1132 GE 30" Self cleaning Range. Rag 1359, now $190 Sanf or d Electric I Co., 2537 Park Dr., 327-1562, I Nice 9thj.&L' IDYLLWILDE HOMES 363 DeBARY-- Large, lovely I OR. air. near stores. Ideal for refired persons 371 0590. 661 648 : ____________ - Cash for Antiques Consignmenh wanted Hl,way 46 Auction Galleries. 3376977 52-Appliances Osteen-- 7 31 acres. county bierktop road, parIty wooded, Corner vopenty Terms $11,700 Broker, 8)1 0111 _________ _______ _____ _______ - ________________ - - .J; __________ ____ hold G'OOcJS - 3 OR. 21' * 61' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 30-3 Crianul) Or 3?) S?c*3 I ____ ' SUN: 12N•5 P.M. 373 -- - 1967 Mustang, new tire's, new pain,, good running condition. 8400 322 - 43-Lots.-ACreage . I ---..--- OVIEDO FlU- Duple* Funni, or Unt-.jrrl., Wooded . Hon, size lott Passes DAILY: 10 A.M. 8 P.M. Our , Low Down VA & F1IA HQm5 kuIp : Realty. 322 2335 401 W First St Sanford - HOMES of DISTINCTION .:- REALTORSO70 6061 233 I [J] _______ ______ ________ ' ' - Spacious I, 2 & 3 BR opts Tenni's, swimming, playground recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse2580 lI'C5(Wo4 A Or Book 6 Call About 4,_d. 80-Autos for Sale Out of ideas' Visit Ethell's An ___________ tiques. I ml W. of I Ion old St Rd 44 at "76" Station, Paola, 337 71 ___________ SEWING MACHINE SINGER F UTURA Like new, Singer's finest, Still in warranty Original price over I 1650 Will sell for $788 cash or take up payments 01117 per month, NO MONEY DOWN Will take trade as part payment Free home trial. Call 644 6779 day or night I Pm's. with built on den & storage I room on nice $S'x125' lot Priced I for Quick sale 3732869 - %!I Duo CRANKCON'STREALIY WANT TO TEE A WONDER WORK! P ace a Classified Ad the Evenirj Herald today Christmas Specials Sure, Certificate THURS FRI SAT SUN MON S Not AGift ONLY-DEC: 4 1. 4. ~ till And Skate Select add:tlor;c'.] I" '.11 iil'. and save up to comp.;rud to 1975 prices. See our new large Decordtor 1-'l)rtT,)u Your complete saüsfdrtlon y itr,.ntcd or ct;ir rT:irl€'y cheerfully refiitded Out LIsT before Chrisltlids 2 - 2017$ FRENCH backgrounds 3 A CHRISTMAS (J,s,i,' (rum uur ct; ; of S scenic and ci lii THESE DAYS r, APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. New mod ern 'single story I & 7 OR apt's , and Completely lurnished studio apt's Conveniently located, beautifully landscaped Abundant storage, including attic. "GE Energy Efficient Package" From 114$ Call Ted or Jeanette Ean rIarelli, Resident Service Direc for's. 323 3301 to see mocleI and select your new apt am -- ? S65 PARK - 702 SCOTT MAYFAIR-3, l" home Has Central heat ,x ,r fenced rear yard, immaculate Condition New paint , n out NOW LEASING Ir - l"_ I ,: 00 I ._:iH0,) Z 32-1.86,70o r 831-9777 - BUSINESS EXPO IP ~.111 - . ' ______ OPPORTUNITIES FOR SANFORD Tampa St Pete OWN YOUR OWN CALL 323 tIll " 1. Multiole Listina Service I ''"'' Ek - 1010 Stale S1 - Sanford Plaza - ANYTIME LAKESIDEAPART,,'ry PLALTOIIS s ____________ SANFORD-- VA Repossesson Lake Avenue )BR. 1½ bath n. ' carpets, family room, eric et, corner lot, 53 down. $159 It month 8½ APR. 360 Mo's - - Opportunities 11age I St 373 6061 p1 3730111eve Rung our Chimes and place a fast acting, low cost want ad Call 372 '1611 or 831 091 -_______________________ 24-Business 322.2090 51 -Ho FUTURA BY SINGER On. of Sriqer's top Touch and '.'e Zig Lao machines As'sume balanceof$185 50or pay S11.90 per month Will take trade in Singer equipped to zig zag & make button holes Balance of 1588$ or 10 payment's of $6 Call credit manager, 3fl till or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTcR The Old Singer Store I ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days - 322 6123 1Iight% - 372 2357 322: 2420 ay 17.92, Sanford 1964 Chevrolet panel truck, 61,000 original mtes. 1 owner. Carpeted, mg wheels, new tire's, AM FM Stereo, Quad tape player. See at Bad'1 Shop, 13Th & Elm, Sanford ____ I E/ 914 (, '75 Ford pick up. 4 speed, I wheel dr , PS. Air. spare seat tank. Warren flubs Take over payments 323 5168 after 5 * delivery. Convenient terms. We give iv Stamps III E First St , Phone 372 5622 ____________________ Luxury ' 1971 GMC Pickup truck, good condition Sanford Auction, 171 - Gardens UNSWORTH REALTY 803W 1st <ow I Sanford, Fla. 3 Year Old Buckskin Gelding $200 Phone 322 9031 After 5pm -- - -DISTRIBUTORS Wanted to buy used office Any quantity NOLL'S. 323 83fl SRI6 I ml East I I CASSELBERRY Hwy 17 97, $70 76A-Auto Repairs 2 Sets Twin Beth, complete 1110 1206 total 822 Cherokee Circle. Sanford 1 ISunlandi WE BUY FURNITURE Expert Mechanics, All work Maitland guaranteed. Reasonable prices 25 I 4 toll free frory) Sanford yr's. experience. Moxtey's Garage, 2539 Park Dr. 322 1955 Bill * 1 Bowers, Operator Select your new furniture th,e from WILSON MAIER for I Christmas ever Save on national fl- Autos Wanted CHRISTMAS by selling your good ! CITY- 2415 Palmetto Ave rn , Lake Monroe-. 2 • acres. 3 OR, 3½ Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1½ bath maculate pool home, iusl reduced homes Under $25,000 with let's bath, pool, $75,000 JENNY PINECREST - Newly painted, cozy $7.000 3 BR, 2 bath, w w car than $750 down Government CLARK. Really. REALTOR, 372 Pdt9, bath house. 'screened 3 OR. I bath homenear elemen funding By builder, 834 1M9. 159$ tars, school patio, drapes and greenhouse --._-Equal Housing Opportunity L000wooci I AcreLakefront Hmakes Iris a steal at 535.500 MAYFAIR- Spacious 3 BR. 2½ Wm. H. Stemper'Realtor GROVE MANOR- 1908 Mellonvllle. bath, near hospital, choice area, Huge Bedrooms 19195 French 372 4991 custom built 1.46.250 Growing family's dellgtitt Quality E'vs 372 1496 322 Ilv,.i 372 1911 construction 5 BR. 2'- bath with Yø'- uSt won't l'nd the SPACE fl RAVENHA PARK- Attractive 3 over 7700 s ft. living area Great any other home - plus acreage 373 394 for entertaining. Reduced to PiuS LAKEFRONTi 3 BR-could BR, 2 bath, extra large tam rm. _______________________ $41,900 __________________________ be I pIus 3 car garage -- All for choice school area. 531.900 under 530.000' Call Larole Jordan, eneva CLUB- Refurbished. 3 1DYLLW,LDE- 207 Dogwood Realtor Associate TODAY for Executive home! Lovely 3 OR, 2 BR, I' bath, tam - rm . tenecl, appoinlment $17,900 lath on large lot, has brick CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Ireplace Many extras make this Patio Apar'tmen $)OH*v134.Longwood a good buy at $ 63,900 RENTALS From 1175 up 8)1 8277 Stud i o, I, 2,3 COUNTY-- Weliiva Park Drive Bedroom Apts. Harold Hall Realty Custom built 3 BR, 2 bath on ap j 42-WibiIe Homes Quiet, One Story 5 Proximately acres with 300 ft on I ___________________________ REALTOR, MLS Kitchen EquIpped ' watertront Prestige living with 7 BR, unturn , 77' x 15' screened 323.5774 Anytime -Adult-Family loads of extras BPP warranted, porch, utility Shed, on Wekiva 165.000 River $4,000 Call 372 3334 for One Bedroom appt i-. (.,. , e st. '•v ___________ rrom _ ________________ 3 BR Mobil, Home, $900 Call 322 arinr5 5414 35 49 - 79-Trucks,-Trailers ____________ $31 5SS1. Ext 502 1505 W. 25th St. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3066 or 371 7710 - COUNTRYFURN BALL REALTY 373 ias See your Real Estate Broker or call Mnnthc 78-4Mtorcycles 11-Antiques Ml Doecrman puppies, cham ____________________________ PiOfl show stock. 6 wits old Call ESTATES, antique Bought & sold 323 5528 by Estate Agents, Billy H Wells I -__Associate's, Sanford 372 5497 or flI 2170 We sell our trade in furniture at low prices Good selection Rcg Real ESldle Broker SALES- RENTALS 817W 1st SI, Sanford 32? 56.11 or 377 21S7 after Hr's. WINTER SPRINGS-. 200 Bitterwood St .3 BR, 2 b. Fam Rm. Obl Gar. $29, POOL HOME in county west of Sanford. Owner out of state, needs to sell 536.000 Peg Real [state Broker Equal Opportunity Employer FREE SWAP SHOP AND F LEA MAR KEY EvERY SUNDAY A N. 1PM M - ' 539.900 3270179 I Corporation, 931 Firestone Boulevard, Memph,'s, TN 38107 EV,':- -- (a ClOSe to downtown, churches and Shopping Includes separate ef ficiency apartment or workshop $10,5 E!ectrlc Guitar and Amplifier, 75• Electric Bass, Carrying Case & Amplifier, $75; Luig Bass and Ludwig Snare Drums with Brass, $75; Conn Cornet with Case $25; SEMINOLE COIN, 109 W First St. Sanford 10 to I Monday thru - - (HULA VISTA- Grovelanti DriveI BR. 3 B. Fam Rm . Fire plc scr POrch $60,000 VERY CLEAN 2 BR older home, If You Qualify Glass Boat & Manufacturing CHILDREN -11 - LONGW000 112 Lea Ave -4 BR. i You Can Have Your vacation arid holidays, excellent working conditions Send complete resume to Mr Mike Kelly, Personnel Director, Arrow "Swingin' Pussycats" U • They're Hot" ' 323.7832 , S42,900 Ce -- WANIEO' SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS fl'J) Empty your carport or garage$U and have fun SwappiI Campbell's Poodle Pa Complete Professional grooming 2447 Park I toot Bring your articlea t Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap Ave. 322 4171 Shop Flea Market, south 17 every Sunday, 9am toSpm, NO Black AKCM,alePoodle CHARGE Reecve tree spaces 1Mo Phone 322 1216. 7 pm. to in 337 pm ________________________________ _______ ___________ any night Butane Lighters, $995 up money Clip's, $6 Gwaltney Jewelers, 201 S Park Ave 322 7491 INCOME PROPERTY 71h & Cypress $11,900 GOOD AR EA 2 BR, I bath, cement block, hardwood toors. screened por ch, $17,90Q Eve's 3?? 1587, 372 4179 NEED A HOME? SIOO down 207 E 25th St payment to Qu8lified buyer's 3 OR , 1.', baths, central heat, JOHNNY WALKER refurnisheci AS low as $18,000 Reg Real Estate Broker General Contractor WIU REALTY 3 22 - Intercom. central vacuum system, 2 central heating and air con dilioning units Pleas, raIl tnr appointment Sorey 5 available Ion sutjsd:e'l One Of the nation's leading housing in rural areas No down6 fiberglass boat manufacturers Payment. monthly payments levj needs person's experienced in I ifl,yfi rent building mock up's arid fabrication of glass molds for runabout and SANFORD-- Lovely 2 or 3 BR. I i' fSti.nQ boats bath home in good locaton. ci celleni condition 111,7I70 VA N & • _______ "Get Em While FIBERGLASS ;OAT UP AND FABRICATION PERSON FOP- Eve's 323 0-16, Associate _______ Nurse's; RN's & LPN's. Aide's, Aide Companion Needed Immediately 6280636 Ffi~Rinidl /• Days 32 2 7114 Broker Telephone Coilertor Interesting lob for aggressive person Credit or collection experience helpful, not necessary. WC will train Salary "IiQfl, nexus 1309 E I I,.,',. Second St. Sanford vac Syst -- GROOMING All small breeds. Professional, Reasonable $31 *1 1 YEARS OLD I BR, 2 bath, C H&A, I', acres, $39,900 Call Bart OVIEDO- 337 Celery Cir. N I O R , 2 6. 1am Pm . 061 Gar 53L200 ___ Beauty Care Product's Towers PBXOPERATOR Real Estate LIVE IN COMPANION Beauty Salon. Sl9 E Est 337 S717 $50 INSIDE COLLECTION. cvi15$ ____________________________ DIVORCE FORMS MECHANIC. diesel gas tog For free in $150 ____________________________ formation write to: Box 791. PHONE SOLICITOR Comm $90 4)-Houses Pompano. FIa. 3306 1 RECEPTIONIST, typing, shth 1$ _________________________ ALUMINUM MECH .screening 1$ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll OUTSIDE SALES Comm v$150 W. GARNETT WHITE Free 628 1227 for "WE Care". ADVERTISING SALES Comm $ 190 ,'i,ijultS 8. Teens Reg Real Estate Broker WAITRESS JOHN KPIDER, ASSOC MGR TRAINEE, Restaurant $185 ) 107W Commercial 5-Lost & Found p- 377 7811. Sanford . WE SELL SUCCESS . 201 Commercial _____ LOST Miniature Dachshund. REAL NICE HOME ' Brown m4l, with orange collar 1 flu. I balri, carpeted md A ORANGE PICKERS NEEDED Country Club Rd. 3220081 k,fCh,'n equipped, nice large lot DELANOAREA. Call Mike. 734 7744 Can assume mortgage No 6-Child Care qualifying Very 'small down Esaymenl Monthly payment r, LPN, I to 12 shift. Geriatric ex _ "' ____________________________ Perlence preferred Apply in mortgage $15797 [ducationa, Cb.lJ C,irr' for as low a' person, Sanford Nursing & ConS. , wreklii t ou quality 373 8-421 valescent Center, $50 M4ll00vill, or Jfl 64)5 _______________ JOHN SAULS AGENCY _____________________ Ave George C. Scott Sex "' cabana, porch, fenced yard Adults only No PetS 373 0588 alter 4 30 , , - 10-Swap & Trade 68-Wanted to Buy Realtor OW Gar, Fireplc sprinkler Sys 65-Pets.Stipplies - FOREST CITY- 35SO Gleaves Ct 3 BR. 7i B. Fam rm , Fla. rm , XECUTIVE HOME in beautiful Wilson Place. six miles west of downtown Sanford Lovely one year old, I bedroom, l'i bath home on generous pool oriented lot 15tled under huge oaks Loads of cabinets in 16, x 11' kitchen, fireplace in family room, brick for Sale Kitchen 66-Horses Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops Sinks lnstaUatn available Bud Cabell 3n 8057 Stalls and Paddock's for rent, lush green pasture. Mecca Hammock ___________ Farms, 322 3568. Hal Colbert Realty $19,500 Dbl gar, fence _____________________________ - Oti SG-Miscellaneous Give Dad a pair of dress boots by Freeman or Dingo from Knight's Shoes. 20$ E. First Si Do you need a down payment? Let your rent money make the down MLS - REALTOR payment on a neat 3 BR. 2 bath home. Good location. Priced to sell Call George Willis, JUNGLE ROAD . Geneva, Nice double wide mobile hOme, 1 acre, REALTOR ASSOCIATE, 1 CASSELI3ERRV 731 Laurel Way, REALTY Peg Peal Estate Broker ?$ S Sanford Ave 31210759eves 322 1643 01', LAKE MONROE-- Mayfair. Spacious custom 3 BR, 2 bath, liv. rm , din rm , den. eat In kit . acre's Privacy. Near hospital 322 5173 INC. BR. Ii B. Townhouse BATEMAN -MbiIe Homes Rent With SANFORD-2306 Park Ave. Villas, 2 00 Connors (Wed.) David Jansson, Helen Gcsley Brown (Th&S.IKC and thoSunshine - DELTONA- 1106 Giovanni St. OR. 2 8, Gar $24500 - 322 3817 .tter 530 COME ON IN 6 MERV GRIFFIN IPv¼'n) Guy Marks Kurt Rsell, Tim Matheson (Tues ) Ohio Players Fred Astaire. No Closing Costs Dec. 31, 1976 REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE cctjJPtTY 2 Acres, 3 OR, 1 bath, m rm . central heal. air unit dlshw,isht.r Owner holding 118.500 -, 1 41-Houses • ' bath, ceviL heal & air, --carpeted, closets galore, enclosed TA F F ER REALTY garage, utility rm , fenced back Peg Real Estate Broker yard, large corner lot For Sale or 1100 E 25th St Pent 1?) 3180 % Year End Special overooks aiarqeya, citrus trees Quiet area, close to _______________________ everything $37,90 373 33-Houses Furnished __ ___ __ BR , tqjrn'SyiCd, $I Katie's ______________________ Wekiva Landing, 3224470 1' 41-Houses __ - - Owner has priced Iris Well kept 3 yr j Old 3 BR, for last sale Equipped I - kitchen, with breakfast bar, Utility __ -_____________ I 400 2 IRONSIDE (A) Show Time az D.M .vzvhwd. 8:00 a 323 5568 __ __ Meeker ciutch purse's, cigarette Need extra money' Can you work a cases & key cases Gwaltney couple of hours in the Jeweler's, 7 5 Park Ave Call )?3g? - - - - WED W -P Home For The Holidays . Small houSi, $90 per month50 ADULTS s 99 2 OR with family room $140 per month With $50 security deposit. _______________________ '1 i." PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando School of Music ,s offering private lessons in Sanford 322 0949 - 11 55 4 Dutch Colonial 3 OR, 2 bath home on wooded selling 12 month 372 0753 11-Instructions - ItSO 6* PAUL HARVEy' MENTARY AMAZING GRACE 5150 by. SEARS telephones will be open 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 All IN THE FAMILY DI Nice 2 BR block home, turn ' unturn. 323 2920 or 3n 7829 at 0 6 pm ___________________________ LOVE, AME PlC AN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS Ic MAN... 7 1801TRAT YOU?" - Oranges. Grapefruit ________________________ 12 STUMPEFIS 6 LOVE OFLFE 4 LW 172 6133 l A. 7 OR Apt's, excellent location, all electric kitchens, AC, carpeted, drapes, adults; from $150 7015 Sanford Ave - Phone 322 7111 ____________________ By Owner-- Cozy Bungalow Lqe Wooded Lot at Park Lake. 7 OR, & Cottage, S rooms, I bath, 251 S 3rd Sewing rm All new Interior A H St., Lake Mary. $11,500. Phone ,i0_I7i33 Low 5705 322 914.6 or 323 0197 eves wk end * ____________________ NAVEL ORANGES. $250 BU 377 0362 or Sanford Seminole Jaycees are still Selling the Restaurant Sampler Coupon Books for $1495 Call 323 0090 or 321 1340. or alter S call 373 41-Houses _____ Over 7O paper ricayy 1k each or 13 for $1 372 510' after 4. __________________ i'rit & dining, f Purchased & Closed By • q--Good Things to Eat ___________________________ - - - - * * *1 - IF 3 BR. excellent Winter Springs condition, min ltaSe 6 mo's $265 Nearschool 127 0)35 No * 1 IDEAS! ____________________________ 'rt, UrlurniShed. t;l,2rn Deposit Adults Pri'ierrpct TUNE 9 DON HO SHOW ¶1 30 SUNSHINE ALMANAC - IN SCHOOL TELE- Thursday _____________________ I 6 NEWS 9 RYAN SHOPE C A PTA I N IN SCHOOL ELE. VISION Unt 330pm. Duval County School System 24 MACNEIL.LEHRER REpy 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS small town Southerners share a fleeting moment of love 2 4 7 6 MARYHARTMAN.MARY HARTMAN GREAT PER. FORMA.NCES Ecopo . of a ?+ghttngate" Blythe 6 YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD FOR RESULTS Try one todayi 31A-EpIexeS i oo SOMERSET DUCK, CLICK GOOSE (Fri) MAX 8 NIMBLE 1963 Comedy set in the old west 24 aeyar(prv,zest,tst,tat 1 time when the Navy has u.- rlakon a proarn to make basic training as easy as pos sable Elizabeth Mencostars 4 6 RUDOLPH. THE RED NOSED RE IN DEE A Animated rT ,ical narrated by 7:30 2 STARS FOR Ckiiofwa ' 12 55 12 NBC NEWS THE 3 Air, Carpeted. 7 belroms. $125 to SIll month Adults Phone 377 teto KANGAROO 4 MOVIE FoutFor Texas deprived by his mother's cornPtIsve qan'tiing Training Center In this pro- 4 Ii 1200 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST - LESS 69 PERRY MASON 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WEIFIY M D ICA ( Good Morning fonda at 725 and 825am, local news, weather, sports) II 30 2 TONIGHT COPS and crooks alike to help feed his fannily, wtw:h is being I' 4 - 6W I DREAM OF JNNIE 9 WILD. Afternoon I FOLLOW Wednesday, Dec. 1, l77B Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. - ' MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cond , Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NOR THØ & SR 131. Longwood - I Land Clearing I [ ___ HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lilt Clearing, Mowing. Discing. Fill Dirt. Clay, P 'k. Sand. ftackhoq Loader Ps . 228*27 Just about everything for Christmas Want t sell Soclielhing' Dial trio mag ic number Gift'ng can b" fOvnd fl tti Want I 372 2611 or Ill I 9993 Ads Evening He, 314 Clis'sitied Dept Alleraton's, Dress Making - UPholstery 322 0707 Well Drilling - I W ELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and size's We repair Ond service STOlE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 2W W 2nd St 3fl43 - ["To List You Business 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 �'•-•-"' •. w.,unqGay, usc. i, il/S 69th Year, No 89—Thursday, December 2, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 'Veto PRICES GOOD THURS. - SAT., DEC. 2-4 ' e IN LAYER 4 CAKE MIXES Limit 3 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. B KItIS NSII I WHITE, BLUE, COLD WATER OR NO PHOSPHATE Fulluing the line established at last month. 's contract discussions, Seminole Count School Supt William P. Bud Layer Wdnesdav rejected all but one of the recoil ill ivndations submitted by a state mediator assigned to settle the impasse between the school board and Seminole's 1.5(X) teachers, If upheld by the board, the inO%e would cancel $373,000 in increased salaries, wage supplements and insurance benefits 011111lended by Special Master Douglas Stowell of Tallahassee. Layers action came two weeks after the school board bargaining team turned down five of six items in the special m report during it final negotiating discussion session. Prior to that, members of the Seminole Education Association SEA had voted overwhelmingly to accept Stowell's findings in their entirety. The special master was brought to Sanford in October to help resolve disputes which have kept Seminole teachers working without a contract since Aug. 20. In his recomendations m Wednesday, Layer called for it $200 raise in the teachers' annual base pay, $100 less thttu the $8,400 starting figure recommended by Stowell. And the superintendent suggested that last year's index (if s4ldr) supplements for Instructors who supervise extracurricular student activitles, including athletics - remain unchanged. "The superintendent recommends," Layer wrote, 'that an ad-hoc committee be established to propose any changes in index values and an% additional supplemented positions Ii Is recommended that these Limit 2 with $3.00or more purchase excl. cigs. LBS.$ 00 $100 ijncji.... - ' ' 59c CUflD II - I OA POTATOES LBS. Potatoes .; •, - - — The lone item on which Layer's recommendation coincided with that of the state mediator was the one dealing with class size. Siowell's report on that section called for acceptance of the class sizes outlined in the school p board's proposal and in the contract in effect for fiscal year 1975-76 SEA A Presidentilliain Moore presented the board with his recominer,dations, which conform to the special master's report. Moore repeated that the teacher's association was not satisfied with all of Stowell's findings but has chosen to accept the proposed package as It 3 - - - - . The superintendent recommended that the new agreement run from July 1, 1976-July 31, 1978. . . - 10— Ps . . .. • .. • -. - . -W . , ¶ I - -. . TRA i . - see TEAUIIER, Page !-A 4-,I, Dr. Limb 3-11 horoscope 94 Hospital (alendar Comics . • 3-11 Sports 1-2-B " ion Editorial rather l)ear .%bh lU-A 9-A lili fImt'n - .-..'-. z!,-41 Li p I - •'.a --i -. , I -.------- Tiny Tim C *5J. I--'---S---$ - h1 U 1)11-. SIt l(I'hI IIt'mald Stall Writer ----. ,,.-,.* I_-I, "0.'. '/. When Herbert Bui kjngtpaiii Khaur> walked the stage at Sanford Plaza's 's ltockinit Chair hcattr V. t-itncsdav night ou could tell right a that it wasn't Just another pretty fart' r ing to make it in show tii. Tin) ion — in pet sppll 1 hat tangled itiat of black flair which resembles one of Howard ('nM'il's toupee's after a egadost' of Gamma I{.tys: that massive nose tutting like a ro'k (urination from bet w ceo those tA'etling e ebrow s - ilia! '. ering falsetto 'P oice w Inch can crack the enamel in our teeth and itiake ou giggle Pit the s.UiIe tune - It was Tin) Tirti, all right lie launched into a medley of silly hones Animal ('racket's In .\t Soup,' etc. and the ItOILCOCe roared After the sill intt'riwk'. however, he put aside the toy-like inst ruim'nt and launched into the iiiaui part of his show, it marathon medic) of 01(1 favorites which he delivers in a liooiiitng baritone voice while gesturing like a malt' Ethel Merinan gumic berserk. The roof-shaking renditions of 'It's A l4ng ,/ ------ .11 n F // -- U ---'-.s--I -- --S -5 .'. ---- - P4 8--s-" -j e.- . ----" , _•__I/ F -- - .•.-•" I-:n rnute to Orlando for public display X a.m. Frida through 10 p.m.M onda. the car re'd-sshite-atid-tjlue steam-engin.leti thirsty Freedom Train stoppei in Sanloril this morning for a cooling refill. 1 Like Moving Around...' - -- _----- =-- -* FULL-SERVICE FOR THE STEAMER by Tom Vincent) lU-li-A 59c HARVEST IRISH 110110* (Herald Photos 94 Obituaries flU CHRITMAS --' $100 5 - - Layer inatc- hed the special master's suggestion for it two-year term of agreem t but totally that the ontract include a provision to keep prior pacts in effect "so long as good faith negotiatios are in progress, or - If an impasse has been reached—until 15 days after" passe the special master's report is received, or he added, until the mediator's findings are accepted or rejected, whichever comes first. Around Thi (lock Bridge S HARVEST IRISH SWEIT 5 -. Joday SOSDIPI ORANGE JUICE 4 . - I Peppers . 6 ,. 99c QTS. proposals be submitted to the negotiating teams of both the employer and the employes. On the subject of medical and health insurance contributions paid by the school board, La er recommended an increase from $150 to $160 toward the $220 annual premium. The state mediator had called for an increase to $200, and SEA leaders said they were hoping the school board eventually would assume the entire payment, as is done in Orange County. Herald Staff Ytriter ARROW Detergent 2 B y Layer Could Imperil Salary Raises -' I; ,'.. - 4rj 5__'•• Tiptoes Into Sanford V. .1) lo Fipperar , Won't You leine Home, Bill Ihnle' '. and hiteralls dozens of others went over well with the audience. But it seemed impossible that all that sound could be coining from the soft1.ks.'n man who had been chatting quietl in the theater manager's office just a few moments wfore \kah the dialog of the theater's feature' movie Ilunning Wild,' starring Lloyd Bridges i in the Lckgroum1, Till) Tim had paused to reflect on his colorful (areer, which culminated with his Ilieteoric rise to (attic' after the release of Tptoe' through The Tulips Millions of Americans subsequently watched I ifl mu marry his beloved Miss Vtckj in i ohnriv Carson's Tonight Show. The) were separated in 1973, but Tin) Tern still wears it w edding band. "1 won't give her a divorce," he says adanianik - As far as l'ni concerned, we're ituarried until death (10 us part. During the 4- onversatton, his ukelele, wrapped in a plastic bag to protect it from the rain, rested beside his chair Ile said he learned to play the ukelele in the e'arh. 'SOs b) studying a book written b> Arthur Golfrev and Don Hall called Vou, Tots, (',tn Learn To ['la) The Ukelele.' Why hasn't he been on the Carson show lately' 'They haven't called," he shrugged. '1 don't especially like doing those shows an)—way. I like moving around, meeting people. Flow riots he like Central Florida' Ii looks good to me," he said, adding that Sanford seems like a nice town Tiny Tun is a talker, apparently fascinated by life and eager to voice his opinions I was in Miami reccntly and all the talk was about the competition that area is feeling from Central Florida," he said "It seems Walt Disney World is getting all the tourists." The feature movie was coming to an cot and Tins Tine had to get ready for the next show-. Unwrapping las treasured ukelele, he peeked out of the office to gauge the sparse crowd. "It's always the same whether there are two or a thousand," he said You do the show because It's part of your life And when Tiny Tim began to belt out his song it the Sanford Plaza theater, you -*ouiJ have thought he was back on the stage of Miami's Fowitainebleau Hotel 1 41S FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. -'• •'.- PARADE 419 E. FIRST ST. ROUTE SANFORD ,I.,,, ., ,,,,., ',' -' 5 - .'• ,• - . . , -.. , , .., 4rn - 'Iii is is the route for the'-lo floats, lii ha ink. and pe('t eel 90 marchers ho are getting ready to step oil for the Greater Sanford ('lirist inas Parade Sat uriia at 9 a.m. .111 the details, 'a" Page — no 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, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Monday, Nov. 19, 1916 69th Year, No. 87—Tuesday, ( Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 11976 Hasse' Sp urs ,Iimvlf l Er y Bow-Out a CANINE CLOWNING / b" 1-reernan F ___________ i rrn = - By ED PRICKETT Iferald Staff Writer Former County Attorney Tom Freeman today informed county commissioners his law firm will not provide legal services after Dec. 10 became on-going political hassles prompted Asst. County Attorney Robert Pierce to submit his resignation. "I'm tired of the hassle, Pierce said. -For the sake of my sanity and XT iew e _ast Freeman said Pierce's plans are "uncertain, but he wants to get out P. of this countv business. And, I do, too. Pierce, 31, said he had hopc ° stay on during the transition stage in 1 which county government is switching over to an in-house lega l staff. I Defense 'Rests' . F.%eryone well, almost I')Ofle the judge, prospective jurors. guards — was In the Seminole Count) Courthouse this morning to begin the trial of Nathaniel Lee Williams on are.i 4 firtivinhAng and witnesstampering. Oni ''r i dclendu* who vanbhed from the courthouse, nowhere to be found. Police are searching. Details, Page !'t - - D I4.,c:t,L W Kimbrough said this I up" at the Seminole Youth Ran~h in Winter Springs. But he's not getting much help from Dobie (left) and Drams. Mike is one of five bovs at the ranch who "ere introduced to ell latest members of the Sanford Pilot hub More clo%;nlng page ' development will require action by But Republican Commissioner John Kimbrough said Freeman's firm stepping down "won't make any 1, But Pierce said politics just wouldn't allow it. "It just appears that Tom is still the center of political controversy," Pierce said. Commission chairman Dick Williams said little when informed of Pierce's resignation. "December lo?" Williams asked. "Okay, thank you, Mr. Freeman." Outside commission chambers, /_111 ) sai est method of providing legal services to the county after Freeman's announced cut-o ff date may be to sub-contract the work to other attorneys. "I say maybe," eclared. -I'm shooting from the hip." Freeman wits appointed County Mike Tolomea is all smiles as he awaits his turn to 'clown it 1 (Herald Photo by EIda Nichols) What'sWi th J o h s Spr It De ends on Who You Ask Democrats e t t majority position on the county commission in 1974. Republican commissioners have continually fought Freeman just as the), fought his appointment. Prior to Freeman's being selected attorney, the po litical plum was held by the Orlando firm Pitts, Eubanks, floss and Rumberger. At that time, Howard Marsee, a Republican, was County Attorney. , ; • n By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Members of the St. Johns River Water Management District met Monday night with th e Friends of the St. Johns ( FSJ) to Freeman came under heavy fire discuss a further reduction nf water hyacinth spraying between this '.ar after Commission ChairLake Harney and Lake Monroe - but today there were different man Mike hlattawav was defeated in interpretations of what was decided at the session. "We agreed to go ahead with what we've got and then get back his prima ry election bid by political together with them in March to see whether it's feasible to hold off - ' spraying any longer," said Joseph Joyce, chief of the Aquatic Plant Control Section of Jacksonville's Army Corps. of Engineers. The plant control department hadagreed previously to suspend spraying activities on the St. Johns between Geneva and Sanford during the Florida shad fishing season, which runs from Dec. 1. Set' 'Ii:SSt.lY Page 2 A Kwiatkowski . , . TM d taste to Ce I Today there's a way to get real taste from a 1 cigarette 'witnout h ig h tar. That's the report on a new taste c lie 'E richd Flavor. way to pa k flavor flavor—into tobacco wi thout th e ____ di A d ACt h f.. . I . c usual corresponding increase in tar. Flavor tobacco ________ . . - good taste claims long enough. If you smoke, you'll be interested. ______ -+ - Kimbrough went on to DIES ON 11 fans of PIiIiis - tests involving thousands of smokers of filter cigarettes, Unprecedented flavor at 9mg. tar One of the lowest tar levels in smoking today. -- - IAC I ., — \Iotlirr Dexter" to is siion as an Sb-s ear- . old bride in pre-recorded upcoming episodes. It ~%ill be her last appearance. Miss Lo%%r~ andI died of 'in apparent heart attack a New York street Monday.Another llollvwood star, Godfrey Cambridge, 43. also died of a heart attack Monday. . the majority reported 01 "l ithf) STREET ' — 7" 1, . ' - - — U ,' • u . - + ' ' . .-. + L-.+-' 1 ' MERITand MERIT MENTHOL J 11 H yrl a - .. $ Sought -s / The decision to formally about S18.0W. Democratic ConiniL 'Uloner apply forth grant barely The decision to enter into the UyKwiatkowski rhed. squeaked through with joint agreement was made 'i'i,t sure you can." Republican Commissioners while the Demxrats occupied Kwiatkowski said it was the / John Kinibrough and lull the majorityposition on the intent of the board to comply Kirchhoff voting in opposition. board. Altamonte Springs with state regulations which About $155,000 wiU be used to Councilman Sandra Glenn specify that a lake helped by combat weeds in the 129-acre spear-headed the effort. public funds must have public \ lake located in South Seminole Today Kimbrough asked The program is a joint whether the lake has public agreement between the county am-." -[Xws that ex"t"Can ,. 9mg:'iar'O,7 mg. .. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. - ,,, - + 'i ' Seminole ('uunty Corn- amt the city of tamonte you LO the like ithuut missioners today agreed to Springs. Seminole County will acting like Humphrey Bogart Just wanted to "play word apply for a state grant to fight supply 117,500; Altamonte and cutUng through w1t.h a 9 e -. _______ ''' Joint Pact With Altamonte 'BRIDE-TO-BE' ' - JOSEPH See SPRAYING, Page 2A 'r Ac tress Judith I os, s TestsVe ffy Taste with the people's money." A L Now smoke the cigarette. — -- to You've been smoking "low tar, is -- MOM# ar tests than the higher tar brands tested. Filter remarkable i 15 mg. menthol brands, MERIT MENTHOL was reported to deliver as much—or more—taste - MERIT The cigarette packed with nriched .ii..irr . Concerning Kwiatkowski's allegations, KIn. brough smiled and said: 'Whatever harry wants to say. lwould encourage him to show his lgnorir'e "The game's already started," Kwiatkowski id. He said Kimbrough's call for a blue-ribbon panel was commission's intentions to - . Kimbrough Monday said creatio n of a panel of three Seminole County attorneys would benefit the county because commissioners don't have the legal ex. pertise necessary to decide the best way' to handle the Jail fire suits. Kwiatkowski said Republican Commissioner John Kimbrough's call for creation of a blue-ribbon panel of attorneys to advise the county on the best hoiofhndllinjaiuire litigation as politically inspired. , But FSJ President J. T. Turnipseed said he was under the other aquatic experts . ast o m Jacksonvflle. Knight, had consented to prolonging the spraying moratorium through Aprd. say if Kwiatkowski is "Thev said they'd extend the non-spraying prograni for about referring to the Orlando five months totah and then talk with us in May," Turnipseed firm of Pitts, Eubanks, said"We agreed wt. ta at. closer look then,whi ch [toss and Runtherger, It is probably result in an extension of the time period. an incorrect assumption. Learning of the confusion, Joyce contacted Turnipseed today b y The reason, he said, is telephone and reported that the matter had been resolved because the Rumberger "lie did think it was supposed to be the other way — that'we'd firm is Involved in the jail extend the non-spraying until May, said Joyce, but we came to fire litigation and as such an understanding on it. There's no problem. probably wouldn't accept "We're definitely going to honor our present agreement," Joyce any county offer to act as continued, "but we didn't agree to extending the date beyond the Seminole's legal end of March. There's nothing niagical about that date. We'll repregentative. have to re-evaluate at that time and if conditions look favorable — Kwiatkowski meanbased upon our surveys of the river and how many plants are while, said the Republican thereandifthefisharestillspawning — thenwe'llstayoutabttle commissioners are prelonger" tending to be "lily-white The original agreement published by the Cops of Engineers and clean ta.ta)," noted that "special fish and wIldlife use areas have in the pastand however, the Democratic will continueto receive special treatment.. From 1 December to commissioner said he 31 March is the shad fishing season from Lake Harney to Lake "personally resents KimMonroe. Wella%t-wlthheldspraylngoperationsln this area during hire a Republican Orlando law firm to defend the county against $7 million in lawsuits which resulted from last year's jail fire. Democratic County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski today ac dominated County COMMiS sion of making its "first move toward patronage." , I I 'Gam e's Already Started cused the Republican- leading low tar ciarettes having all the way u to 6O°/ more tar epea. del vered more taste. '1 L. , E t MERIT , 1 scovery S gs On 'Panel - + - Seminole County merly had negotiated to Commissioners today buy the utility for $150000 agreed by couseusus to to be paid for through tap. purchase a third uUlltt for the county, agreeing to through. negotiate with Eagle The county's utility Utilities, a south Seminole coiunitant. Hugh hiarLlng. firm which services about had reported earlier that oo customers. Eagle is operating below The commission for state standards. \ 21 1AYS %I MM Today Aroundlhehiock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial ;Pe tal I-A Obituaries 6-A I-A Sports IeIe1sioa 4-B Dear Abby Dr. Lamb 7-A Weather 3-B Women 3-B 4-A I-A 74 �45 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WORLD Court Firms Ballots In 2 County Cities IN BRIEF FLORIDA ..4._'. Couple Facing Death By DONNA ESTES In Ire land Killing DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) Ireland's Supreme Court is expected to rule soon on an appeal by Noel and Marie Murray, confessed anarchists sentenced to be hanged for killing it police constable during a bank holdup last year. No one has been executed by the Irish government since 1954, and a woman has not been sent to the gallows since 1925. The double death sentence has revived debate over capital punishment, and public opinion against the death penalty appears to be growing. But a well - placed source reported strong sentiment in government circles that clemency for the Murrays would undermine the government's campaign against the Irish Republican Army and other extremist organizations. - Postpone The Meeting THE HAGUE, The Netherlands (AP) European Common Market leaders, meeting here, agree that they cannot deal with many of their pressing economic problems until President-elect Jimmy Carter is inaugurated and the oil-exporting countries decide on a price increase for crude oil. Because of this, Foreign Minister Garrett Fitzgerald of Ireland said Monday, the nine Common Market countries generally believe the socalled North-South conference between the industrial and developing countries, scheduled for Dec. 15, should be postponed. - forms stating If they did not wish to be candidates. gav e t nst r uctio ns k he a i Herald Staff Writer On orders from the U.S. District Court, Orlando, and 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Sanford, the ballots for the Dec. 7 elections In Longwood and Casselberry are now firm. In Casselberry, Acting City Clerk Linda Thomas said today that Mrs. Barbara Christensen and Claude Mason have signed statements that they do not wish to be candidates in the upcoming election and that Gerald Haskell completed qualification requirements Monday to have his name placed on the ballot. On orders from Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler the candidate qualification period was reopened Monday to permit the three, who had indicated a desire to run for the city council, to qualify If they chose. The order also instructed Miss Thomas to have executed by Mrs. Christensen and Mason =g cilman Nathan Van Meter and candidate, IN BRIEF Gilmore: You're Cowards If You Don't Let Me Die SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Gary Mark Gilmore, calling members of the state pardons board "cowards" and daring them to execute him before a firing squad, says that if they refuse "they should let me go." Gilmore was to appear before the board today for it review of his sentence for killing a motel clerk. "I will ask them to simply accept the sentence given to me by the judge, jury and the Supreme Court, and I hope to make this clear to them," Gilmore, 35, told a Salt Lake Tribune reporter in an interview in today's editions. - Five Aliases For Wendy OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) We.dy Yoshimura used at least five aliases and armed herself with an arsenal of firearms during her 3'2-year life on the run with some of America's most wanted fugitives, says the prosecutor in her weapons possession trial. "Her conduct speaks louder than words ever could," Jeff Homer said in his opening statement Monday. The 33-year-old Miss Yoshimura was an underground companion of Patrica Hearst. She was arrested in September 1975 with the newspaper heiress in San Francisco. Miss Yoshimura is accused in a four-count indictment of possessing bomb components, explosives, a machine gun and a destructive device with intent to injure persons and destroy property. If convicted, she couid be imprisoned for five years to life. - the city council Meanwiile, in Longwood, Council Chairman J . R. Grant remains on the city election ballot unopposed after U.S. District Court Judge John A. Reed Monday dismissed a suit filed by Robert Dares, seeking to have the city's one-year residency requirement for candidates set aside. Doves, who has been a resident of Longwood for seven months, wanted the court to order that his name be placed on the ballot in opposition to Grant and the residency requirement declared unconstitutional. Dares was not available for comment today on what further action, if any, he may take. He said earlier he might appeal an tinfavorable decision. Longwood City Clerk Onnie Shomate said a seven-page document of the complete court decision by Judge Reed is expected to be received at city hail today. The Casselberry ballot now includes 10 candidates for the three seats on the city council. The candidates are: Hill Brads, Charles Glascock, Gerald Haskell, Norman lcssinger, Frank Lucadamo, Sal Orlando incumbent and council chairman), Carl Robertson Jr. Frank Shutte Charles Sizer incumbent) and Don Willson. The candidates will run at large with the three receiving the highest number of votes in the field elected. What Are They Really Like? What .re They Realls Like? Four more Casselberry council candidates are profiled on Page .\ today. The final candidate. Gerald Itaskell, who was ruled ballot-eligible onls late Mon. (tar, will be profiled in Wednesdav 's Evening Herald. - Dorsett Spraying Ca I— PLO Accepts Jewish State WASHINGTON (AP) Two Palestine Liberation Organization officials told representatives of U.S. Jewish groups recently that the PLO was willing to accept 'a Jewish state in Palestine alongside an Arab state." But the two PLO officials refused to make the statement publicly, according to Herman Edelsberg, director of the B'nai B'rith International Council, who attended the unusual meeting. Edelsberg said Monday he and other Americans at the meeting were skeptical of the statement by PLO officials Isam Sartawi and Sabri Elias Jiryis. Edelsberg said the two were trying to gain U.S. support for their cause, - No Money, No Work DETROIT (AP) — An employment agency for "overqualified" engineers and scientists is closing because the federal funds it sought for expansion are going to help hardcore unemployed and young job seekers instead. Agency director Don Bennett said in 4 years of operating on a shoestring budget he has helped 405 people, obtained jobs for 255, prepared 300 resumes and made 6,000 job referrals. Bennett said he decided to shut down his the agency as of today after the U.S. Department of Labor turned down his request recently for $250,000 to expand. this time previously and will discontinue operations during this period." Although Joyce said the condition of the river around April 1 would govern his department's decision to resume spraying, he added: "If we do, we'll certainly coordinate it back with Mr. Turnipseed's group." Turnipseed said the Friends of the St. Johns are opposed to the spraying of water hyacinths because they feet It threatens the natural habitat of fish and marine life and causes a build-up of dead organic matter which "adds pollutant to the bottom and also aggravates trolling for shad fishermen." "We're trying to preserve the habitat of the fish and wildlife of the St. Johns through pollution abatement and conditioning of the water," Turnipseed said. "We hope they'll minimize the spraying and begin to use the biological controls, as well as the mechanical harvester, which are now being developed." "The ultimate goal is biological control," Joyce said, "as opposed to chemical or mechanical. There's a place for all three and there's a place where all three can be used together. At present, we can't foresee any stop to the use of chemical controts" Cand idates' Night In Longwood The Longwood Groves Civic the audience. Association is sponsoring a Candidates, who have been candidates' forum at 7:30 p.m. invited to the event and whose Wednesday at the city building names appear on the city on Wilma Avenue, directly election ballot include: Charles across the street from the Barsht, Councilman Gerard firehouse, according to Mrs. Connell, Lynctte Dennis, Ethel Virginia Warner of the Glassberg Goldberg, Peter organization. Piano and Andrew Seminazzi, Mrs. Warner, external vice for mayor; Mrs. Bettie Brown president of the civic group,and Onnie R. Shomate, insaid she will act as moderator cumbent, city clerk; J.R. for the event. Grant, incumbent, district 3 Each of the candidates, she councilman, unopposed; and said, is to be given time for a Stephen Barton, Steven presentation and at the end of DoMino, Jerome Mccauley and the program questions and Harvey Smerilson, council answers will be permitted from district 5. 0 0. Li ' ass S,ti (Continued from Page lA) newcomer Bob French, a welldigger. Shortly after the defeat, commissioners agreed to switch to an inhouse legal-department. When that decision was made, Freeman said he would not apply for the position of lead attorney. ti ........ ,..,----iiucvcr, Free man salCi sa he would id rs - s Heisman \I \'O} -- Tony [)orsett, the University of Pittswho said he should have won the Heisman Trophy last year, finally won it today and gained recognition as the top college football player in the country. Officials made the announceinent before Dorestt's arrival. His plane had been delayed en route from Pittsburgh. 'Oursett, a 5-foot-11, 192-und po senior from Aliquippa, Pa., who has rushed for more yards in a season and career and scored more points than any player in major college history, became the 26th running back to win the Heisman in the 42-year history of the award. The Heisman is presented an' nually by the Downtown Athietic (lob of New York to "the outstanding college football player In the United States. Dorsett was a landslide winncr over runner-up Ricky Bell, Southern California running back, and Rob Lytle, a running back from the University of Dorsett received 701 first place votes, 112 for second place and 30 for third place for a total of 2,357 points. Bell received73 firsts, 485 seconds and 157 thirds for 1,348 points. tytte's totals were 35-8.5-138 for 413 points. Freem - An 44)Q()() g their homes in the quake at Wednesday, and four tent ties are being set up to give me of them shelter. Others re housed temporarily in hools and public buildings. With the temperature below eezing and heavy snows left a blizzard Sunday. Tayat indist.an of the Turkish Red 'escent reported Monday that . But the Altamonte Springs Democrat said a "lack of personnel" forced him to ask county commissioners,, "assign the primary respons ibility to someone else." many villagers would not leave because of their farm animals, Before the quake and the blizzard took their tolls, farm- ers in the area had an estimated one million bead of cattle and sheep, government officials said. They said the government was considering buying the cattle from the homeless so the owners would go to refugee centers, Hindistan said warehouses of the Red Crescent, the Moslem equivalent of the Red Cross, were now full of relief supplies, and moist ofthe devastated area could be provided wi th tents, blankets and food. Forty U.S. Air Force carg, '' - 11 . • .,...'. Richardson> reported during a visit to Ankara Monday. A World Health Organization representativt, Cancetto Gautuzzo, said more mulical supplies arc needed b that "otherwise the supply situation seems under control and adequate." Officials feared the death toll could reach 5,000 persons, but they stoppel releasing casualty figures Saturday when the firmed deaths reached 3,626, Informed sources said many . . . a TALLAHASSEE (AP) Winter tourists bring lots of money to Florida and that's good. But they could also bring swine flu, and health officials say that could be very '. - With Election Day approaching, Larry Blair, for Sanford City C ommission Seat No. 2, with help of a friend, moves a new campaign poster to the outside of his office on 17-92. Blair is vying with incumbent Gordon Meyer, A.G. DeLat -" ttuauuiere an d' t' rume Keith. POSTER candidate POSTERS had. William J. Page, secretary of health and rehabilitative services, has announced a 21clay drive to double the number of Floridians immunized against swine flu. Ile said Monday that only 21 per cent of the 6.2 million Floridians targeted by health officials have been immunized so far. lie warned that an epidemic could "sweep like wildfire" if tourists carry the disease to Florida. "- tf Firebomb Defendant Skips Courthouse p S MIAMI (AP) - The deaths of four more persons on U.S. 27 has resulted in a new plea If By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer lottery paraphernalia be put off until after Dec. 3 because he is scheduled for trial In Orlando on more gambling charges In conPolice and sheriff's deputies at noon were nection with what state agents called a twosearching the Sanford area for a defendant county lottery operation. who disappeared from the courthouse this Thomas' trial In Seminole has been conmorning just before a jury was to be picked in tinued twice before. his circuit court fire-bombing witnessTrial of Charles Jess Palmer, 38, of tampering trial. Longwood, on prostitution and sexual battery Circuit Court Judge A.J. llosemann Jr., charges was continued until the week of Jan. ordered Nathaniel Lee Williams to be 3, 1977, alter a switch In defense lawyers. arrested and held in county jail. Palmer also faces two more trials on similar Courtroom observers said Williams was charges in Seminole. seen in the courthouse earlier this morning, Witness Tampering Trial but when his case was called he was nowhere Still scheduled for trial this week is Michael to be found. L4rell, 28,0 u( itamoate Springs, who Is This was the second time that Williams has accused of felony witness tampering in failed to appear for trial In the 1974 connection with alleged threats against the firebombing case. woman that Palmer Is accused of raping. Williams, 25, of Castle Brewer Court, Is In other court actions, David W. Pyle, no accused of attempting to murder sheriff's age or address available, pleaded no contest deputy Luke Stallworth, first-degree arson, to aggravated battery and court withheld throwing a destructive device and conspiracy adjudication and placed Pyle on three years in connection with a May 1, 1974, incident in probation. which a firebomb was thrown atop William C. Caltrider, 35, of Winter Park, Stailworth's residence. pleaded guilty to uttering a forgery In conStallworth extinguished the fire on the roof nection with a check for $800 In a loan by a and there were no injuries. south Seminole bank. He was allowed to Williams didn't show up for trial In June remain free on bond pending completion of a 1974 and was arrested last September In court-ordered pre-sentence Investigation Niagara Falls, N.Y., and returned to Sanford. (PSI). The firebombing trial had been scheduled for Also free on bond during a PSI Is Stanley the week of Oct. 10 but before that date Waynewrlght Jr., 23, of 2536 Palmetto Ave., Williams was arrested on a witness tamSanford. Waynewright pleaded guilty as pering charge after state Atty. Abbott charged with obtaining property by worthless Herring's office reported a death threat was check. made against a state witness in the Ernest Hollis, of Sanford, pleaded guilty to firebombing case. unauthorized use of a motor vehicle In a Two Trials Delayed grand larceny case and was allowed to Circuit Court Judge A.J. Uosemann Jr., has remain free on his own recognizance during a granted continuances in the other two major PSI. trials docketed In his court this week. The state dropped a grand larceny charge Clayton Thomas, 61, of Altamonte Springs, against Richard N. Gibson, 48, of 2315 Sumasked his trial on statewide grand jury Inmerlin Ave., Sanford. He has been charged in .-k......4 ... Lon di L4 a &uLcxy, connection with a September incident Inpossession of letter) tickets and possession of volving an auto. 1 Four More Die On U.S. 27 J for the widening of a 65-mile section of the highway between Hialeah and Lake Okeechobee. Maria Buria, 26; her 13-year-old brother, ,Juan; Maria Garcia, 25; and Mireya Alfonso, 25, all of Miami, (lied early Saturday on a Broward County section of the two-lane road. "I am in favor of anything that might be (lone so that the state takes notice and, in the future, tragedies such as ours may be avoided," Juan Buria Sr. said Monday after the funeral of his children. WERE JUST CLOWNING AROUNI) Hawkins Raps Bevis 10 Southern Bell Seeks Rate Hike t\p irt.1.At1:SStL . - - 4 - . Paint Factory Destroyed Some 200 EDGEW ATE R (AP) firefighters battled for more than five hours to keep a fire in it paint factory from spreading to four tanks containing chemicals. Finally they succeeded, but not before 28 persons were injured. "This is the worst structure fire I've ever seen," Fire Chief Thomas Duane said Monday after the blaze at the Coronado Paint Co. was brought under control. ! 1 - I ' IL today were investigating the V; ~ k-~_ 7 . ,,- MIAMI (AP) — A young Nebraska couple has been found shot to death in a dimly-lit corner of an underground parking garage at the Coconut Grove Hotel here. Police said the bodies of Charles Hartley, 28, and his wife, Nancy Helen Hartley, of Omaha, were discovered by a hotel employe Monday. They were sprawled in the front seat of their recently- purchased car, and had been dead since late Friday, police said. CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) Once, they were the focus of national attention as millions of people watched America's manned space program get off the ground. Today, they're rusting relics that are being destroyed and sold for scrap. A demolition team from Fort Bragg, N.C. was to begin work today on the 250-ton, 110foot tall gantry on Complex 14 from which Mercury astronauts John Glenn, Scott Carpenter, Walter Schirra and Gordon Cooper soared into orbit. Tuesday, November 30, 1976—Vol. 69, No, Si SMART SELLERS HAVE MESSAGE OnIh S — DON'T TAKE A CHANCE The proposed Increase would boost monthly telephone bills for one-party residential servO ice by $2.15, while business rates would go up 18.25. " on being r2iinht --p .-. cold with your furnace In Miami, that would mean residential service would in.crease from the current $11.45 monthly to $13.60, while business rates would go from $27.60 to $35.85. However, the company said if its request to charge for director)' assistance calls and increase pay telephone charges was not granted, it would mean an additional $1 boost in realdential rates and 65 cents more for business rates. The ['SC has one month to suspend the increase or it goes into effect automatically. However, the commission is virtual1% certain to vote for a suspen.sion, giving it another seven down! - INSTALL A DEPENDABLE CARRIER FURNACE COMFORT GUARANTEED. INSTALLATION BY EXPERTS. SOUTHERN AIR of SANFORD, INC. 100 N MJPII Ave. 32II321.Sford E!ectric portable with manual c a rriage return Uses new Coronamatic Cartridge Ribbons In Carbon Film or Fabric Mir Suggested Retail 5257 50 i CJtW1#W STAR IDEAS (*) WITH THEIR AND SMART SH DPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI These top-ol.the.line SCM port carriages, repeat actions, Quil full-range tabs, Power Space, C and other SCM exclusive featui,, 04 Tth sio SOUTH HWY. 1792, CASSELBERRY I)) EAST ROBINSON, DOWNTOWN ORLANDO Toil Fr,, Orlando $4) 71X — Totally Electric, with Electric SPECIAL Carriage Return Corona malic Cartridge Ribbon System. Ptsge.Gage. Impres sian and Touch Controls and 1'y other features Mtg Suggested Retail 531950 249 goorge Stuart Pflcgp S major phone company in recent months to seek a rate increase. The PSC has scheduled today in Tampa the second round of hearings into a request by General Telephone iGenleh for a $71 million boost. GenIe!, the state's second largest phone company, sought to increase rates for Its 824,000 customers by 54 to 68 per cent. However, Public Counsel Woodie Liles maintains that $58 million of the hike is unjustified. This round of hearings, which will include public testimony, is expected to last two weeks. The Southern Bell request came just 11 months after it was granted a $71.6 million in. crease by the PSC. Company months before taking final action on the request. SMITH CORONA 1201 IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FC )R PubP,ti,d Daily a n d Sndiy. I*Cpt 5atura by T b Sdnlo,d HqrêId Inc., 100 IN rr,npp ana CbrImat Om Avi Slflford Fla JIM Sec on d C l ass POtIaq, Pad ml Sanford. Flor ida H7pI Dvluv,r, $S c,'nt,, $a). aon,n O R v M,I In FIpij Same 4 1 hOme (ieI,,r, All 0111or map 7 0 . £ MOnfht. 516 20 12 M , 6) officials said the new hike was necessary because the firm had failed by 1270 million to meet the 8.75 percent profit guaranteed by the PSC last December. Finest quality. EXECUTIVE LINE Smith-Corona electric portables at SPECIAL LOW PRICES! FOLLOW THE STARS **** Gcfjt - Al') SHOP PRACTICAL! AL CUPIT - p I Southern Bell Telephone Co. wants to impose a $226 million rate increase on its two million Florida customers, a hike which would boost residential service by 20 per cent. In addition to a $2.15 monthly uiurtte UI one-party resiuential service, the state's largest utility wants to increase public telephone calls to 25 cents and charge 20 cents for each directory assistance call above three a month. The firm, which serves 38 Florida counties, filed its rate request Monday with the Public Service Commission PSC. The request would affect all Florida telephone customers to some extent because Southern Bell, which controls all long distance service, is seeking a $68.7 million hike for such calls. ['SC staffers said it had not ,et been determined exactly how much of a percentage increase that should mean in long distance rates. Southern Bell was the second THIS CHRISTMAS Mercury Gantry Scrapped burglary on Forest Drive. Patrolman T.L. Brooks Jr. said Hazel Cratvnar, of Sanford, reported she left her purse John Robert Dennis, 23, of containing the money in the Sanford Route 2, Is charged locked auto when she went to with armed burglary, visit a friend. When she possession of hi,roliv tn-Is a returned to her car she found it attempted grand larceny. of 922"z Poplar Ave., Sanford, had been burglarjze and the was being held In lieu of $5,100 money was missing from Pollee said Dennis had a bond the at county today, purse that was found on a loaded .38-caliber pistol when Brown was charged jail by Sanford nearby lawn. officers found him In a stack of police with disorderly inOfficers today were also tires and oil drums Inside the tozlcatlon and assault and Investigating the reported theft shopat Bob Dance Dodge, 1801 battery upon patioln J.A. of $300 from a safe at the Bay W. First St, after noticing an Cash. open window at the auto Servite Station, 1315 W. First Sanford police detectives St., Sanford. dealership. — bodies were being buried auto parts. without t:iiig recorlt'1, Rudolph Valentine Brown, fl, Photos By Elda Nichols -- theft of $554 cash in an auto EtVning Heinid Text, Two Million Customers Affected TALLAHASSEE 1Pi Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins says fellow commissioner Bill Bevis is intimidating the entire panel with his charges of outside influence. Mrs. Hawkins charges that Bevis authorized an aide to demand depositions from other ['SC employes in an effort to prove that outside influence was applied by a trucking lobbyist. At it commission meeting Monday, Mrs. Hawkins said the actions of the aide, Ben Gir(man, were "degrading and intimidating." Couple Shot To Death Sgt. Gene PharLs and officer S.D. Harriett reported that the dealership's parts room had been forcibly entered and a box was found in the shop area filled with a citizens band radio, lUbrlCta, spark plugs and new MIKE, TONY AND AL '''Ilier can do about anything they want, as long as Iihe joke is on them. As the' Now the five boys are an enthusiastic, closeknit group, who have many plans in o along, they'll get the act the way the want it,'' the making. "We want to be a really good clown act," said Tony Bv nurn, who The "they" are Five residents of the Seminole Yout Ii Ranch in Winter Springs plays drums. ho have volunteered to learn a clown act. The obset vatiori comes from Ranch On Dec. 12, the clowns will march in the Winter Springs Christmas Parade, Director Jim lvnd. passing out candy and doing typical clown shenanigans. Nursing homes are also It all began a few weeks ago, when the Sanford 19]lot Club visited the Ranch visited — %ith the youngsters performing for residents. and member Willie Garner made the hors up as clo tu5. After sitting quietly For 29 minutes to half-an-hour to be made up, the boys are '"flier really got the lever," smiled lynd. As a For mer member of the Bahia often reluctant to remove the make-up. Shriners' Fun and Frolic Unit, Orlando, lynd called on some of his buddies to "(;ee," said Mike Tolomea, "You get to act the war you always wanted to, assist %% ith costumes and makeup for th e boys. %k ith no one saving anything, just lots of laughs." ' ni Elliot I Bring Money, Not Swine Flu A 23.-year-old Sanford man is being held without bond In county jail alter being arrested by police early today inside a burglarized auto dealership. planes have flown in 600 tons of relief supplies, Commorce retary p Burglar Suspec t Found Among Tires stay on during the transition period. Freeman said today he still would be available for advice if the county needs it. ORLANDO (AP) A Cuban exile charged in Venezuela with homicide in the crash of a Cuban airliner which killed 73 people has disputed allegations by Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro that he is allied with the CIA. In letters to an American newsman from his Venezuelan jail cell, Orlando Bosch, 50, denounced the U.S. government and its intelligence agency for what he said was their softness toward Communism. The Cuban premier has blamed the CIA for the plane crash near Barbados. lie said the agency "has now invented the terrible resource of exploding civilian planes in flight." - an 40,000 Homeless Balk At Leaving Lost Villages VAN, Turkey (API Many omeless earthquake victims in aste rn Turkey are refusing to rave their devastated villages but the winter will eventually rce them all down" from the iountalns,arellefoffleer says. Bosch Disputes Allegations Made By Fidel Castro Donald Willson, to declare illegal a second qualification perioti for candidates ordered by (Continued from Page 1./i) NATION .' a k 'IN BRIEF 1-1 .. - Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1976-3A Santora 62$ 131i Elsr,.here A FIQt3 1 ) i)) 2 , 90 .- O.O',Or I? 1 s)'.) 11 Priced for p1kp at our stores, 77Q �45 :1 Evening Her.Ad Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 'f WON FLEN(*1I AVE.. SANFOIII), FI.A. 32771 Area (ode .105.322.2611 or R.11-99U What Tuesday, November 30, 1976—•4A WAyNE D. DOYI,E, Publisher NORMAN H. OSUHIN, Editor .IUSEPH 1) VAN I3UM'XLE, dvertising Director H'me l)eIiver Week, 55 cents: Month. $240; 6 Months, $14.20; Vtr. $.1 411 R Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Mmth, 2.70; Months, $16 20 ; 12 Months, $32.40. Nations. -. - flation and recession which was aggravated by OPEC's quadrupling of the price of oil in 1974. The oil exporters have been arguing that in fla lion has continued in the last two years and they deserve a price increase to make up for the declining value of their oil revenues. Th is would be easier to swallow if the current price of around $11.50 a barrel had anything to do with the cost of production of oil or represented a true market value. But it doesn't, and some of the exporters are even having trouble disposing of the capital they're accum ulating at the present price, Th e fact of the matter, is that the United States, Western Europe and Japan are only now pulling out of their recession, and an oil price increase of the magnitude of 10 per cent would throw a wrench into recovery and give a new push to inflation. This would hurt OPEC as much as it would h urt OPEC's customers. Particularly, it would make little sense for countries like Iran and Saudi Arabia to invest in business and industry in the industrialized world, as they have done, and then pursue an oil policy can only hurt their investment. By toning down its price demands, OPEC can also avoid taking blame for failure or inadequacy in the steps to be taken at Paris to help developing co un tries out of their economic plight. The in. dustrial nations will be less willing and able to contribute toward the pro posed $1 billion aid fund if ., their own economics have to bear the blow of a jump in energy costs, Th e theme of interdependence between the socalled rich and poor nations lies behind the Paris conference. The industrial world has shown a I. : sincere desire to respond to the cry for relief from Third World countries po inting to disparity between the price of the raw materials th ey ex port and the manufactured goods they im po rt. OPEC and its pricing policies m ust be drawn into that framework of interde pe ndence if the problems of infl ation and recession on a worldwise scale are going to be + solved, IVA Ikuko Toguri d'Aqulno has been call ed "Tokyo Rose" 1945 but she never used the name when she was one of seven women who were American citizens making Englishlanguage broadcasts for Radio Tokyo during World War II. sinceNone of the others were ever prosecuted. She wouldn't have be en if she had renounced her U.S. citizenship, which she refused to do. She was convict ed of treason on one count after a jury deliberated three day& She lost her citizenship, served six years in prison, paid a $10,000 fuse out of her father's estate, and successfully resisted deportation, Now she wants her U.S. citizenship back. She has applied for a pardon. She Is years old. The (acts of her crime are hazy. She has paid dearly for it. Fate singled her out. A preside ntial pardon would now be appropriate, BERRY'S WORLD p c _______ _____ _________ _____ a - .- Really ---- DON OAKLEY Don't JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. k 1 t_ *V" 0 ~\ R . . 1% -_ - Like? Networks Away From The C ities Keep s n Dark -04 U tI . ~. .. ....~ . There Is no question but that the financial plight of so many of our cities is largely the result of the shift of tax-paying middle-class ~_ " • 4 WASHINGTON . . — On November II, here I • _ -. - . • ( '- - - - - voting The JOHN CUNNIFF Tries Stern .' -. :' i,. _. P1" F -, -- rr'm;.ei' CHARLES SIZER AND WENI)Y BY THE %V11.11-SONS: DON AND HAZEL MAItYLIN TIPTON in Shoo What You Need this city, in the East Lounge of the National Press Club, a new organization calling Itself The Comznitteeon the Present Danger (CPD), held a press conference and Issued a warning of the utmost gravity. The profoundly disturbing admonition, which incoming President Carter will ignore only at great peril to this nation, was this: Our country is being increasingly endangered by Soviet militar) power and unless decisive steps are taken to deal with this growing menace, our economic and military capacity will become inadequate to assure peace with security. Declaring the Soviet Union's unparalleled military buildup to be the "principal threat" t.. the United States, world peace and the cause ut human freedom, the CPD says: "soviet military power and its rate of growth cannot be explained or Justified by considerations of self-defense. The Soviet Union is consciously seeking what its spokesmen call 'visible military preponderance' which, the explain, will permit the US.SR 'to transform the conditions of world po litics' and determine the direction of its development." . . 4 . residents and Job-genrating businesses to the suburbs. I I And the blame for this rests with the federal A government, charges one observer, Boston 111 • University political science professor Frances _______________________ Fox Thven Federal government i( __ It made it financially advantageous for middle__ / ______ income families to buy suburban homes with low interest rates and income tax deductions, and it / sp:nt billions building highways to give _____ i suburban dwellers quick access into and out of the cities. This may be true, or part of the truth, but one . wonders how it could have been otherwise. t In a democracy, for better or worse, the will I of themajority — orat least the will of the maJority — prevails,anditisdfficultto imagine ________ how the federal government could have told Americans in the 1950s and '60s to forget their Kibitzers cars or have told the owners of businesses where __________________________ they m ust locate, Behind the helping hand of th e social planner always lurks the fist of the tyrant. To deal with the Russian arms buildup and Having said this, however, there is also no the danger it poses to U.S. security interests, the question but that there is really no running away CPD suggests larger defense budget so that e from the cities. The problems of urban America ()f) can be sufficiently strong to negotiate harare the problems of all of us. 1"c) If the past few decades were an era in which Tid dheaded and verifiable agreements to control arms and reduce armaments. millions of Americans were enabled to achieve the good life, one of our top national priorities in Now, when this new conference was comrn BOSTON (AP) Worried that something has economic help to the region that now needs it pleted, CPD press man Paul Green felt goed the coming decades must be the rescue of those gone wrong, politicians from the Northeast are most—the Northeast. about It for several reasons. First, it was wellmillions who were left behind, forming pressure groups to recapture the The Sunbelt states—the Southeast and attended. economic leadership once was their region's Southwest—are throbbing with new industry, Modern technology has virtually eliminated unquestioned right. "They were hanging from the rafters," says nnd yet the northeastern congressmen maintain Green. Second, the Issue was legitimatt'h disease as the major cause of death among Since last summer, congressmen, governors these states get a disproportionate share of children, only to replace it with a more lethal and state legislators have linked together In newsworthy, literally involving the life in' 'I federal money. death of the country and all it stands for. Third. threat the automobile. coalitio ns they hope will accumulate enough They cite studies showin g that residents of the the CPD is a group of distinguished Americans, Nearly half of all childhood deaths in in- political po wer to slow the slide of their six New England states plus New York, New including such Democrats, Republicans and dustrialized countries are caused by traffic beleaguered region. Jersey and Pennsylvania get back only & cents Independents as: two former U.S. ambassadors accidents, reports the Journal of Insurance, a So far, the groups exist mostly on paper. And for every dollar they pay to the federal govern- to the Soviet Union, Jacob Beam and F'o publication of the Insurance Information even the organizers question whether their ment in taxes. At the same time, residents of the Kohler; William Colby, former head of the CIA, Institute. And the percentage Is risin g, mem bers can look beyond their immediate ifl. South get ba ck $1.14, w hile New Mexico citizens Bill Connell, form er executive assistant to Vice A study by the European Economic Corn- tereststo work for the health of the entire Northreceive $1.93. President Humphrey; James Rowe, former munity fo und that children's deaths from traffic east. Yet the Northeast lags accidents rose from 39 per cent to 45 per cent of far administrative assistant to President Roosevelt, behind the But even if these grou ps fail by themselves to Sunbelt in the growth of its population and rnanufac- and Edmund Gulilon, dean of the Fletcher School all child fatal ities during the find solutions for the Northeast, their supporters turing of Law and Diplomacy. The "automobile epidemic" is most virulent say they will at least start people talking a bout Pa ul Green was especially happy to see at the between the ages of6 and l4, says the EEC study, the region as a place with s pecial needs and Harrington has been one of the Northeast's CPD news which Is w he n c hildren leave the security of problems of its own. co nference that all three network.', chief advocates. The libe ral congressman has were presen t, with film rolling. For CBS, there home life, but prior to when they attain the ex"It's now a matter of consciousness,-raising," stirred up attention arid hel ped organize the was Bernard perience essential for survival amid the hazards sa ys Rep. Michael Harrington, D-Mass. "These Kalb; for NBC, Ric ha rd Valeriam, beginnin g of a response to the region's economic for ABC, of traffic. Joe Templeton. groups focus atten tion on the inequities." dilerxuna. A Swedish study concluded that "modern But, that night, when G re en watched the The unfairness described by Harrington and His most ambitious undertaking has been evening mechanized society presents risks for children others centers on the federal government, network news shows you guessed it uniting about 200 congressmen In th e Northeast. zero. Zilch. which were unknown a hundred years ago. Washington has failed , they say, to shift its (Xhlngnay. Not a word or a picture Midwest Economic Advancement Coalition. ' A I _____ ..-- 'M. '- 4 e Sizer: 'Just Charles Sizer li kes to have a few friends over for a casual barbecue. First-timers at such a party might be a bit surprised by the specialty of the house: barbecued armadillo. "It's Just a pig with a shell on," he explains. Armadillo are olentiful, says Sizer. "You just go out and shoot what you need." An avid hunter, Sizer spends a great deal of time hunting duck. "I also love to fish," he says. Happily addicted to both salt and fresh-water fishing, Sizer says, 'I cook a mean ba tch of grouper." A recent fishing trip netted a string of 40 of the big fish and Sizer's friends and neighbors benefited. "I gave most of the fish away," he explains. Sizer, a graduate of the University of Florida with 13,S-Business Administration degree in Economics, has lived in Casselberry four years. "I was born in Sanford but raised in north Florida," he says. "Then I was stationed at NAS Sanford." - 4 His activities are varied. He is on th e Professional Standards and Ethics Committee of the Orlando-Winter Park Board of Realtors. lie was a go-getter for the Channel 24 auction. lie is also a former vice president of the Winter Park Jaycees and is vice p chairman of the board of directors, Seminole Comm unity Action. • lIEItlJ) ('OItItESPONE)ENT to Sizer, who displays a small but growing collection of old silver and deep red glassware in an antique bookcase, is also an avid bicycler and "I swim several laps of the pool here (Summit Apartments) regularly. Occasionally I go to the Chuluota Sportsman's Club and do some trapshooting." Sizer not only likes to make things happen. "1 like to see things happen. I like to be where things are going on, where I can have some small influence. "It's good to see something you've worked toward become reality. There is a great inner satisfaction." Sizer is a real-estate appraiser who says, "1 think the city of Casselberry is growing so fast that it is imperative that we listen, understand and empathize." There are a lot of things Sizer wants to see happen in Casselberry. "We're so close to getting flouride into our water systems. We've had technical problems but I think we are about to get it. "I'd like to see greater interest in the city toward creating new recreation facilities. Thenames of 10 candidates are to appear on the ballot for the Casselberry City election Dec. 7 for three open city council seats. All candidates run at large with the three gaining the highest number of votes declared the winners. The candidates do not run for a specific seat and plurality is all that is necessary to win. A runoff will not be necessary unless the third place contender happens to receive the exact same number of votes as another contender. This has happened only one time in recent years. Also on the ballot will be a proposed new city charter composed by a citizens charter study commission and approved by the majority of the city council. Candidates are: 13111 llradv, Charles Glascock, Gerald Haskell, Norman Kessinger, Frank Lucadamo, Sal Orlando (incumbent and council chairman), Carl Robertson Jr., Frank Shutte, Charles Sizer incumbent) and Don Willson. The final candidate for Casselberry council Gerald I las kell declared eligible on Is late Monday will be profiled in St'dnes(Iav's Evening Herald. - "We must," says Sizer, "make sure we address ourselves to the future growth of Casselberry. We must see that it is good growth and planned growth." - - Willson: Clarinet, Sax, Ukelele Don Willson and his wife, Hazel, just reason my business was so completely successfi,J," he says, explaining his philosophy of celebrated an anniversary on Halloween. Asked why that particular day for a wedding, they both just smile but it must have been the right one for them. The anniversary was their 45th. Both Willsons are quite active and Don laughs, " love to go fishing in the backyard." The Willsons live ci Lake Triplet, and enjoy watching television, an occasional trip to the track and Don's outstanding skills on the saxophone and clarinet. He has recently taken up the baritone ukelele and says he deeply enjoys playing it, alone, when he feels introspective, A graduate of high school in New York state, WilLson has taken home study courses in construction engineering. He worked extensively in early Casselberry, building many of the homes, stores and office buildings which are still standing. "I believe I acquired the equivalent of a good business administration degree through that experience," he says, and adds, "I was also sales manager for a large manufacturing company. I trained the salesmen," he continues, "and I've also studied real estate law in Orlando, "I live and conduct my business by the golden rule and I'm convinced that's one - life. Willson devotes the time that others might use for "civic activities" for political activities," all free of charge," he emphasizes. That career in politics includes two terms as mayor and municipal court Judge, an earlier term as a councilman and charter committee and road board involvements. About the current election, he says, "A group of businessmen and some of the larger property owners asked me to run and institute a policy of economy in city hail. These people are supporting my campaign and I have made a promise to them to effect good economy and get good value for all the city spends and to make the government responsive to all the citizens." like a lot of people throughout the county, Willson Is concerned about the tax situation. "I've opposed property taxes the whole time I've lived In Casselberry," he says, "and that's 28 years. I'm just not convinced we need this one. I'm convinced a lot of money has been spent on things the citizens of Casselberry got no value for. "I've always been careful of my own money," he explains, "but I've been twice as careful with other people's money." - - - . . - - £ V-' '.'+ 1.1'' , ~ - 4 I.+) - :'j,.,,qi' h: ,ti1 &t& E: 1.~ F .1 ' She Paid The Price r 4' 4 They Learning Economics For weeks it has been a foregone conclusion that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries would meet in December and hit the oilimporting nations with another price increase perhapsasstiffaslopercent.Nowtheenthusiasm of OPEC for a price increase appears to be cooling, and it's not hard to understand why. For the record, OPEC officials are saying that their Dec. 15 meeting may have to be delayed because it conflicts with another international conference on a related subject. Ministers from "rich" and "poor" nations are meeting in Paris next month to try to complete work on a plan to help the poorer countries earn more from their natural resources and deal with big deficits building up in their trade balances. The connection is that the economic problems of the developing countries can be traced to the in- b." Are A OPEC S' Tuesday, Nov. 30, I7—.5A 'I've got it! For our 'token Republican' how about appointing Joe Garagiola?" - Why? JACK ANDERSON Evening News explained it to me, in much the same words as spok esmen for the other networks did: "It was solely a matter-of news Judgment We felt other things were more im port ant" Secret Service Ml*ffed At FBI W ASHINGTON The Secret Service is upset with the FBI for failing to tell it a bout a suspect in the Legionnaires Disease case. - Unknown to the Secret Service, the suspect ,. Well, as John La ne, the producer of the CI 28. We quoted from a confidential study by Rap. John Murphy, D.-N.Y., that the kill er may ha ve been a "paranoid" person with a knowledge of chemicals. Alerted by our column, the Secret Service was at lrb - when President Ford recently contacted Murphy and, with his help, located the visit ed the Philadelphia hotel where:, A acan Legion conventioneers were stricken last July. letter. By use of sophisticated ink comparisons The breakdown In communications raised the and other scientific tools, the Secret Service ha ckles of Sec ret Service officials who recalled qui ckly located the letter writer. the FBI's failure to warn them a bo ut Lee Harvey t He turned out to fit Murphy's description of Oswald before President John F. Kennedy's he possible killer. He was eccentric and passed some knowledge of chemicals, But tragic visit to Dallas In Novem ber l. after surveil lan ce and investigation, the Secret A myste rious afflicti on struck down the Service determined that the man had not been in unlucky legionnaires, all of whom had been at Phlladelphiaat the right time to have caused the Ft2iladelphia's grand old Bellevue Stratford legionnair es' deaths. hotel. Meanwhile, we learn ed that a vague but "Your column alerted us to the potential ominous letter had been sent to Dr. WWIs suspect ,"da spokean, "We dida thorough Sunderman Jr., the nation's leading expert in investigation. We talked to him. We do not now nickel poisoning. The letter hinted at nickel regard him as a protective Interest." In other poisoning. words, he looked like a possible suspect but has Since the anonymous letter reached Sun- now been ruled out. derman be fore most experts began to suspect Footnote: Officiall y, both th e FBI and Secret nickel carbonyl may have been the lethal agent, Service declined to comment on the breakdown Sunderman turned the letter over to the FBI in in liaison. But not for attribution, Secret Service Hartford. Whoever wrote the letter, It appeared, sources confirmed they were "deeply conmight ha ve inside knowledge of the calamity in cerned" over the FBI's (allure to forward a copy Philadelphia. of the letter to them at once. In fairness, It should Although the FBI received the letter by be added that communication between the two August 2. the Secret Service was never shown a agencies usually has been excellent since copy. In the meantime, Pr esident Ford was President Kennedy's assassinatIon, cleared for a visit to the Bellevue Stratford on HMMMM CONTROVERSY Is boiling Inside the evening of September 23. the National Education Assn. over an emThe president visited some of the same spots ployee's right to say "Hmmmmm" to his where the dead legionnair es had been seen. Had superiors. the Secret Service known a suspect was still We inadvertently touched off the great loose, with knowledge of nickel poisoning, it's "Hmmmnun" debate accusing the National doubtful the president would have been per- Institute of Education of recklessness with the mitte(I to visit the hotel. taxpayers' money. Our story was read with But the Secret Service didn't learn about the special Interest at the NEA, which works closely ominous letter until we wro!e about It on October with the fede ral Institute. Fine. So, what were some of those "other' t hings" that were "more important?" Th e night of Novem be r 11, CBS gave two A staff aide, named Don McComb, minutes, 19 seconds to George Meany to talk reproduced the column, wrote "thtimmmm" at a bout w hat J immy Carter owed him; over a the bottom and circulated It among his fell ow minute-and-a.half went to Sen. Abraham employes. He questioned whether the NEA bicofrs recommendation that Carter use might be Involved In the NIE hanky-panky. Kissinger In some capacity; a tunnelling esca pe This infuriated his boss, John Sullivan , who attem pt at San Quentin got one minute, 42 fired off an angry memo, chargin g tha t McComb seconds; Gary Gilmore's continuing Inability to sought to "undermine" the SEA and threatening get himself executed by the Utah government "to discharge him for insubordination" If he received over a min ute and a half; and last but persisted. not least, the death of the Bellevue Stratford Now the union which represents NEA Hotel In Philadelphia from "Legionnaires' ploy es has stepped into the controversy, The disease" got over fo ur-and-a-h alf min ut es — a union contends that McComb was exercising his two-min ute news story and a two-and-a- If freedom of speech when he added the accusatory minute Sevareid comment. "Hxnmnmun" to the bottom of our column. On NBC, t he Nightly News gave: Gthnore Footnote: Sullivan told us his memo was 2 :03 merel y a warning of w ha t wo uld happen ;theSanQuentintun.nel 1:50; the rise in the McComb repeated his pamphleteering, without cost of cocoa beans and its impact on chocolate bar prices, l:; Ribicoff on Kissinger, 1:18; evidence to back It up. throhlto's 50th anniversary as Japan's head of WATCH ON WASTE: The Federal Aviation state, 1:49; MeanyonCarter,1:49; Administration is losing at least $12.6 million and the death year because 20 per cent of its trainees are of the Bellevue Stratford, 2:08. On ABC, the News gave: Glimore, 2:43; washing out before they complete their inbi off on Kissin ger, 1:42; the Bellevue struction. Stratford, 1:54; chemical po llution In Michigan, Now, Rep. William Randall, D.-Mo., . Is 3:26; San Quentin tunnel, 1:45 and pressuring Administrator John MeLucas Hlrotuto, 1:09. Oh well, wha t the hell. Say what you like employ "radar simulators" at the FAA training about Walter Cronkite but at least he's honest. academy to save the taxpayers' money. Several months ago in an interview with In a private letter to McLucas, Randall Betty Utterback of the Gannett News Service, Uncle pointed out that much of th e $12.6 million loss Trustworthy declared: occurs when tr ainees flunk on-the-Job radar "re are always groups In Washington tests. If the train ees were tested with radar expressing vie ws of alarm over the state of our simulators before they reached on-the-Job defenses. We don't carry training, two or more years of these stories. The story coly conteoller Is that there are those who Instruction could be sa ved by weeding want to cut defense out those spending." unable to do the Precision radar work. And that's the way It is, America. As for those Fumed Randall: The failure to use th simulators "creates the inescapable Impressione of us who think what The Committee on the Present an of an agency which has suffered from Soviet D ger had to say about the growing military threat disorganization and a lack of strong, central Gary Gilinore's presentis more newsworthy than leadersh ip." danger, or the death of a Philadelphia hotel, sorry about that. 1. 'w-- - b TilE Gl.,S('O('KS: I"IU)NT ROW, JOHN, ROSEMARIE, ELIZ:%BETII BACK RoW: TIM, I.1S:, TElu:N('E, MARS', ('IiAItLES, BILL Glascock: Charles Glascock and his wife, Elizabeth, have a very busy life, revolving around their two partnerships. They are parents of 9 children. They are also partners In a thriving hardware business in Longwood. "Our oldest son is in the navy," says Charlie. "Our oldest daughter is married and is a school teacher In West Virginia." The seven children still at home all help mom and dad with the store — when they aren't running off to music lessons, school functions or other activities. Tim, the number-one son still at home, spends much of his time working at the store. Next semester he begins college and will perhaps study business administratIon. He ran the family store completely for his father during the recent Casselberry budget hearings so his father could keep an eye on what was going on In city hall. Rosemarie, 12, plays clarinet. Mary, 17, plays bells and Lisa, 16, plays flute. She also came back from a statewide competition on piano with a "superior" rating, the highest rating possible. Nearly all the children play piano, but it is a special favorite of Bill, 13, Terence 10, and John, 8. Glascock, sho will be 49 in December, was born in Hannibal, Mu. His father Is the mayor there, serving his second term at age 72. Glascock left home at 18, joined the army-air force and stayed with the muilitar) for 23 6i )ears. He retired in 1969 after serving in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Beginning as a private, G1a5cock was in counter-intelligence work, which "evolved Into straight military intelligence." He A A vartner became a special agent and investigator, then went into staff positions. lie retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. Elizabeth ran the store alone when Glascock first was elected to the council. Then son, Tim, came to work and she decided to try life at home. Now she works at Leeds. Glascock had resigned from the council earlier this year. "I was exhausted," he says. "After I resigned I was like a lost soul. We got involved in a few things. When I saw some of the things that happened to the city I was appalled. "I like government. I like being involved in government. I'm not planning to put out signs," says Glascock. "If the people want to re-elect me they will." Glascock was council chairman when he resigned this year. His wife, who with Glascock and the children is a member of St. Augustine's Catholic church, Casselberry, backed him up. "She has always said she would never do anything to stand In my way. When I ran, she backed me up. When I stepped down, she stood beside mc. And when I decided to run again, she encouraged me." Glascock strongly supports the proposed city charter. "But I don't believe a lot of people in Casselberry are aware of the contents of the present charter. They should read the new charter and the old one. Then they can find out for themselves what is contained in each one." Copies of the charters are available in the city hall for anyone who wants to read them, says Glascock. Glascock says he believes he has the "strength, knowledge and unadulterated guts to do what needs to be done for Casselberry and to prevent any wrongdoing that I know of." - frT1 THE ROBEItTSONS: ('Alt!., KAY AND ('l.AN Robertson: /k Carl Robertson once taught judo to combat pilots for the Air Force. lie also taught basic training. And he had one other unusual assignment. First he studied under a Japanese master, an expert at training Akitas, the famous Japanese fighting dogs. Then he became number 26 in the Air Force's corps of K-9 handler-instructors. "That was in the very beginning," he says, "when we did not have much physical protection. None of my dogs ever went berserk so I was not hurt, but a number of them did go completely crazy." Robertson, who retired from the Air Force as a Tech Sergeant, moved his wife. Kay, and their family to central Florida. "We used to bowl three times a week," he says, "but I think I'm out of the bobby stage now." Robertson Is a member of the Masons, but still has his affiliation with a Lodge in San Antonio. "I'm planning to transfer it to somewhere in the area when there Is time," he explains. Remarking that San Antonio was so terribly hot his family could not even go outside in the evening, Robertson says, "Wt love being able to sit outside by the pool In the evening "I'm an easy going person." he continues. "1 like life. I enjoy doing what I like to do I work every day, my wife and I go out to dinner once a week. Once a week a few businessmen and I get together and play cards. We rotate so that once every six weeks the game is in our own home." Robertson, who has been married to his hometown sweetheart for 24 years, Is also an enthusastic Dallas Cowboy fan and notes 'hat the family often watches television together n-y trainer "When we moved here, Casselberry was suburban-type living. I'd like to see it stay that way. It was a quiet, refined neighborhood. That's the way I'd like to keep it. I'd Just as soon no major industry came in," says Robertson. "1 became very Interested In running for council when I started going to their meetings. Everything seemed pre-deternuned. You could show them many reasons why they shouldn't do something but it seemed to make no difference. "One of my main reasoos for moving to Casselberry was that it was a tax-free city. What will the taxes be like in 10 years? It seems to me that people are trying to run the city on a far larger basis than it really is." Robertson says he has a real problem in that "No one knows who I am! I went to a neighbor to get his name on my petitIon and he would even believe I lived a few doors from him. It's because I was on the road so much when we first came to C.a,sselberry." Being unknown has one benefit he says, "I'm not connected with an)body." '1 t'ei there are a lot of good things In the proposed chartet" says Robertson, "but I'm against it for two reasons. "I o,ect because the city manager would run the city without being chosen by the people Under the mayor-commissioner system the mayor is in charge and he is elected by the people. "The second reason," he says, "the new charter doesn't afford any checks and balances against the council." When people conic before the council, says Robertson, he'll be looking at things 'as if I were going to pay for it." 1 - +- + + ++++++ +++++++- + �6A-Evenlng Herald, Sinford, Fl Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1976 CALENDAR Legal Notice Legal Notice iFOR THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FLORIDA CUlT, IN AND FO SEMINOLE CASE NUMBER 12149.CA.o$.D COUNTY, FLORIDA SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE CASE NUMBER: COMPANY, a Florida corporation, SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL Plaintiff, BANK OF MAITLAND, a national association. DAVID F, GENTRY and HELEN F, Plaint,tf, GENTRY, hiS wife, Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME UNITED STATES DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that I am COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FOLLOWS North s of Government Lot a iAME STATUTE engaged in business at Rt No, 1 60* FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION - TO WHOM u MAY CONCERN Section 16. TownShip 21 SouI 390 Maitland 32731, SemInole ThESDAY, NOVEmER30 Notice is he'by given that the Range30 East. less the West 250 le COURT NO. 76.fl.OrI.CIv.y County, Florida under the liditious UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA, undersigned p t to the thereof; ALSO the West 267.95 feet Winter Springs Jaycee 7 p.m., VFW bldg, 17-92 name of STATEN INSURANCE Plaintiff, V. Alvoide Fergerson and "Fictiti0u Name 5taY't." Chapter the Noh of Government Lot 6, AGENCY, and that I intend to 0ereaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Ethelda Fergerson, his wife 965 09, FlorIda States.wllIreglster SectiOn 16, Township 21 South. register saidname with the Clerk of Defencantlsi, - NOTICE OF SALE with the CoJnty Comptroller, in and Range 30 East, Seminole County, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, - Notice is hereby given tar Semltle County. Florida, upon F I o r I d a ; DECLAPING Defendants Florida In accordance With the Candidate night 7:30 p.m., Hacienda Village ORLANDO INDUSTRIAL DEV Pursuant to a FINAL DECREE of receipt of proof of the Publication of AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL NOTICE OF ACTION provisions of the Fiditlous Name Forecsureenter,don Novemberl recreation center. Winter Sprgs Candidates will speak. this tiCC, the fiCtit5 name. to SERVICES. DEFINING CON ELOPERS. INC . a Florida cor TO DAVID F GENTRY and Statutes. ToWit: Section 963.09 Poration, JOHN P LOVEIT and 1976 by the above entitled Court, in wit NA TI ONAL TENNIS DI TION S OF ANNEXAT ION HELEN F GENTRY, Florida Statutes 1957. Parents Anonou, 7:30 p.m., Community United SARAH S LOVETT, the above styled cause, the un ASSOCIATION under which we are P P 0 V I D I N 0 Z0NIN0 his wife 5: N. A. Caiana tetdi Defendants dersigned United States Marshal, or engaged in business at Pt Office CLASSIFICATION; REDEFINING Residence unknown Publish. NOTICE OF SALE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEF I)? Nov 30. Dec 7. 11. 21. 1976 one of his duly authorized depotes, Box 295, Altamonte Springs. THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF WeIght Wateher 7p.m., San10 Woman's Oub, will sell the propey situate in FlOrida, 32701, NOTICE ISHEREBYGIvEN that CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. T that an action to foreclose a mar On Friday, December 10, 1916 at S. Oak Ave. SeminoleCounty, Florida.described That the paies interestpd insaid INCLUDE SAID PARCEL OF tgage on the following real property 11 . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR AM, at the West front as: TheNoh 76 te of the East 145 business enterprise are es.foltows. LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA teet of Lot 25 of FROST'S 2nd AD situate in Seminole WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 DANIEL EVANS LIMITS OF SAID described as follows County, Florida. door of the Courthouse of Seminole PROBATE DIVISION CITY. DITION to Altamonte, according to MARJORIE EVANS County, In Sanford, Florida, AR. File Number 76.3SCp Sanford Seoma. noon, Sheraton Inn SR AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT OF Lot I. RICHFIELD, according to THUR H. BECKWITH. JR.. Clerk of plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, CHARLES A HEATH CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE the Ptat thereof, as recorded in Plat theCircuit Court inand for Seminole Saord Kiwanis, noon, fivic Center. Division Page 13 of the Pubi Decordi of Dated at Winter Park. Orange ANNEX AT ION a.: HE R E IN. In Re; Estate of Casselhe Rory, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose I?, Page 25. of the Public County, Florida, will offer for sale to ARC HA BELLE Seminole County, Florida at public County, Florida, November 5, 1916. PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHrS Records of Seminole County. the highest a DAL LA C HI E outcry to the highest and best bidder Publish Nov 9. 16. 73. 30. 1916 best bidder, for LAWTO4 APPELL Florida AND PRIVILEGES FOR Saniord Seraders senior citens dance, 2:30 p.m., for cash at I70O O'clock noon cash, at public outcry, the following DEF 12 CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY. has been filed against you. You are described real properly Of civic center. Deceased Tuesday. December 29, 1976 at the ____________________________ SEVERABILITY; required to serve a copy of your ORLANDO AND EF. NOTICE OF west door of the Seminole County INDUSTRIAL written defenses, f FECTIVE DATE ADMINISTRATION TO ALL O1edo Rota', 7:30 a.m., the To House. any, to thiS DEVELOPERS. INC.. located in Courthouse, Sanford, Florida WHEREAS, There has been filed PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR NOTICE OF SALE Dated It 1576 actionattorneys on SMITH AND Free blood pressure clinic, 3 p.m., Winter Park PA., for theHAYDEN, Plaintiff, Seminole County. Florida. more DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE with the City Clerk of the City of. NOT ICE Is hereby giver. thaI by ose address is 1316 Barnett Bank Particulartydescribedasfollows, to Casselberry, Florida, Memorial Hospital Msn. Building, oma Avenue. ESTATE AND ALL OTHER MITCHELL NEWBERGER virtue of that certain Order for Annexation signed by Petition foi' WI United States A Marshal Building, Jacksonville, Florida the lan PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE Middle District of Florida iNorth 779 feet of lot 22, ESTATE; Abandonment Proceedings, issued downers of the area sought be THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 32202. and file the original with the ORLANDO INDUSTRIAL PARK. OUt of and under the seal of lhe annxed consenting to to and KENDELL W WHERRy Clerk of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Deltona Theatre As GI County Court of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Aistant Un'ed States Attorney the above styled Court on or according to the plat thereof, as th? the administration of the estate requesting the annesation of said befnre January 5th. 1977, otherwise recorded in Plat Book 10. Page I, Florida, upon an Order rendered in urch parish house, Enterprise. Attorney for Plaintiff parcel and has considered Archabelle Dallachie Lawton te aforesaid Court on the 10th day Publish: Nov 73. 30. Dec 7. a Judgment may be entered against Public Records of Seminole County, Appell, deceased, File Number 76 Ii. you for the relief demanded in the Florida. thoroughly the feasibility of 1976 of November A D. 1976. in that DEF 107 annexation and toning of the Cit1 of 36 CP, 5 pending in the Circuit certain case' "In Re lnttie Matter lake Man' Ro', 8 am., Ma>air Count' dub. WITNESS my hand and the seal Cassetberry, Florida, in accordance of Abandoned Personal Proper y Gold Sr Mother 1:30 p.m., Iglon Home, said Court on this 73rd day ke FI Judgment of Foreclosure Probate Division, the address of r entered in the above entitled cause, Ivanhoe, Orlando. November. 1976 Florida, 1963, Laws ich is Seminole County Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. pursuant to F S Sec 703 01" which of Florida, 1969,Chapter Article 69 II, 9Th, Sedion 5 Civil Action No, 76942 CA 09 E. lSeal);Arthur H. Beckwith.Jr Caslher Uo, 6:30 p.m., 1nd o' kes Country House. Sanford, Florida 32771. The CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE aforesaid Order was delivered tome now pending in the Circuit Court in COUNTY, FLORIDA. Clerk of the Circuit Court 7 69 7. Laws of Florida. personal representative of the estate as Sheriff of Seminole County, flub. and for Orange County, Florida. CASE NO. 7421 WCA.20.D By Cherry Kay Travis 1969, House Bill 3395, Laws of is Richard Gareth Lawton, whose Fiurida, the 11th day of In the Matter of the Adoption of Deputy Clerk South Seminole Optist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR Florida, 1972. and House Bill l0?0.( IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have address is 1959 Ietlson Place, November A.D 1976 Said property VALERIE KAY HECKLE Publish Nov. 30. Dec 7, II, hereunto set my hand and the of. Orlando. Florida The name and 43 Chapter 73129, Laws of Florida. to include. 21, 1976 f'cial seal thiS 24th day of Novem NOTICE OF ACTION DEF 111 It?). and Chapter 75 fl7, Laws of ______________________________ address of the personal represen Asrted Bicycles Sanford Cisltan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. ber. 1976 TO MICHAEL PEN Ti Florida. 1915. alt as amended and tative's attorney are set form below. an the undersigned as Sheriff of (Seal) Address Unknown IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SuPPlemented, and All persons having claims or SISEH. Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. Seminole County. Florida. wilt a Arthur H. Beckwitn, Jr EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. WHEREAS, said tract of land lies demands against the estate are YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED II 00 AM on the 9th day of that a Petition for the adoption Clerk of the Circuit Court CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE required, in Seminole County. Florida. and IS WI THIN Senior (itizens Dance, 2 p m.. A1tainont Springs December A D 1976 offer for sale THREE By Cherry Kay Travis COUNTY. FLORIDA. cOnI'Quous to existing municipal MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CIVI( ('enter. VALERIE KAY HECKLE has been and sell to the highest bidder, for Deputy Clerk CIVIL ACTION NO. 7.I4S1CA.09.E Publifl Nov. 30. 1976 tiled in the above Styled Court and cash, the above described personal properties and are specillcally THE rlR5T PUBLICATION OF STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAvIN & DEF 110 that you, as thenatural tatherof the properly at the location of the described In this Ordinance; a THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk "Saturday, Sunda). Monday," a threact comedy child SOught to be adopted in this Agricultural & Road Department COMPANY, a Florida corporation, WHEREAS, obiections to such of the above court a written presented at AnnIe Russell Theatre, Rollins College, proceeding, are reauired to serve a Seminole County. on HIghway 17 92 Plaintiff, annexation and zoning have been - statement of any claim or demand vs. Winter Park, 8:30 p.m. imrough Saturda'. consideredinand held, of and it they may have Each claim must be copy of your defenses, if any Florida South of Sanford. Seminole Coun y, appearing thehearings best interest the you have, onwritten Petitioner's attorney, VIRGIL REED BELL in writing and must indicate the and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FRANKLIN T. WALDEN, FRIDAY, DECEmER3 baSis for the claim, the name and City of Casselberry, Florida. That said sale is being made MADALIN LORETTA BELL, his SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA address of the creditor or his agent wife, annex zoneconditions said property. Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 am., Ird Chumley's ESQuIRE. of the Ldw Offices of pursuant to Chapter 705 of the subied toand specific and PROBATE DIVISION BROCK. MASSEY & WALDEN. Florida Statutes Detvndants or attorney, and the amount Altamonte Springs. File Number PR 7434SCP Suite 102. 616 East Semoran NOTICE OF SALE restrictions, and claimed, lithe claim is nof yet due, D,v,slon John E Polk. Boulevard Altamonle Springs. Seminole Sunse KiwaniL 7 a.m., Buck's. NOTICE is hereby given tt In Re; Estate of the date when It will become due WHEREAS, the City Council has Sherilf Florida. and to tile the original pursuant to a Final Judgment 0f LOUIS DE VITO, shall be stated, If the claim is concluded from investigation that Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Seminole County. Florida thereof with the Clerk of this Court, forecloSOre entered November 24th, all municipal services will be contingent or unliquidated tC Tanglewood A4t, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's church. Publish Nov 30. Dec. 1. 1974 both to be done on or before 1976 in the Circuit Court of the Deceased nature of the uncertainty Shall bx available to the area to be annexed DEF 1)1 NOTICE OF December 13th. 1976, otheise a Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and stated If the claim is secured, the on the eHective date of this Or ADMINISTRATION default Will be entered against you 4. security shall be described The dinance for Seminole County Florida in Civil TO ALL PERSONS HAVING claimant shall deliver sufficient for the relief demanded in the IN THE Action No 76 165) CA 09 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT E. AR CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CIRCUi Petition COURT, copies the claim toone the copy clerk to to ENACTED BY THE CITY THUR H BECKWIIH, JR Clerk of THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL enIe the o clerk to mail EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. the said Court. will sell for cash fl WlTNESmy hand andthe Seal COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED each personal representative ths Court on thiS 9th day hand to the highest and best bidder IN THE ESTATE; CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA November. 1976 at the West Front door of the All persons interested In the estate SECTION I - ANNEXATION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CIVIL ACTION NO 74 2240 CA.l0 ISEAL I a copy of this Notice AND ZONING That the City rt Courthouse. Seminole County. lnattheadmnlstrationof the Estate Administration has been mailed aref EDNA HE IL t k a EDNA M Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Casselberry. Florida, does hCrCwth Florida at 11 00 o'clock A M on of LOUIS DE VITO, deieaed. File required, JIMINFZ. Clerk of the Circuit Court WITHIN and hereby annex and designate THRE E December 13th. 1976 the following Number PR 76.361 CP, IS pending in MONTHS FROM THE DATE Plaintiff, By Genevieve Poulsen zoning of that certain tract of land F described real property situate In the Circuit Court for Seminole THE FIRST PUBLICATION HORACE W. DUXHURY daughter, Mrs. William lloan Seminole County. Florida. to wit. County, Florida. Probate Division. THIS NOTICE, to file any obledions Deputy Clerk lying in Seminole County, Florida F FEDERICK J HERSEY. Horace W. Duxbury, 56, of Rochefle; two brothers, Alton Franklin T Walden. Esquire and more particularly described as Lot 16. SOUTH PARK, according the address of which is Seminole they may have that challenge DeIe'ants to the Plat thereof as recorded Brock, Massey & Walden toIIow to wit Rochelle, Ill., died Monday B., Sanford, and Earl R. In Counly Courthouse. NOTICE OF SUIT Suite 2. Plal Book 3. Page 67. of the Public Florida 32771 Sanford. validity ot the decendenrs will, the Parcel No. I All of the North sof TOQUIET TITLE evening in Rothelle Community Duxbury, IwelJ, Mass. Records of The personal qualific at ions of the personal 616 E Semoran Blvd Government Lot S. Section 16, Seminole County. repreSentative of the estate Is representative or the venue or THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO hospital. He was born In Altamonte Springs. F Ia 22701 Funeral services and burial Florida Township 21 South, Range 30 East, LOUISE LONG wnose address 5147 jurisdiction of the court. DEFENDANTS FREDERICK Attorney for Petitioners Attleboro, Mass. less th West 250 feet thereof, ALSO HERSEY. it alive, and hiS unknown will be Thursday in Rocheile. Together With the following items of Roeveit Place. Maitland, Florida Publish Nov 9, 16, 23. 30. 1976 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AN the WeI 26? 9Sfe,t of the North of Survivors Include his wife, Cluts.Simes Funeral Home, property Which are located in and 32751 The name and address of the OBJECTIONS NOT spouse, if married, and if dead, the so FILED DEF permanently installed as part Of the personal representative's attorney WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Governmen' Lot 8. Section 14, unknown heirs. devisees. Iegatees, Srley, of Rochelle; mother, Rocheile, will be in charge o improvements on the said land -'_____ Township 21 South, Range 30 East, are set torth below, grantees, assigns, spouses. lienors, Refrigerator - 12 cubic toot Hot Dale of the first publication of this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Mrs. Emma Moran. Sanford; arrangements. Seminole County. Floridi All persons having claims or Notice Creditors. successors, trustees Point (Model SSD12GM of Administration SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SECTION II demands against the estate are November 23rd. 1976 ZONING them and each of them, and any and DATED this 24th day of required. PROBATE DIVISION DESIGNAT ION WITHIN That the THREE all Other persons or artes claiming November. 1976 Richard Gareth Laon File Number PP.74 153 CP property dccribed in Section MONTHS FROM THE DAtE OF by. through, under or auainst them. I of As Personal Representa iSeali Division this Ordinance shall have th zoning THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF or each of them. andagainst any and Arthur H Beckwith. Jr live of the Estate of In Re Estat, of _______________________________________________________________ classiflcaton of THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk all parties or persons having or Clerk of the Circuit Court Archabelle Daltachie Lawlon lIEN MYERS. A Parcel I Present ci the above court a written A00ell claiming any right, title or interejt fly Patricia A Jackson ZonIng R 1. City Zoning RIAA, Deceased statement of any claim or demand as in and IQ th fOIw.n0 described Deputy Clerk DeceaSed NOVEMBER 29 NOTICE OF that classificatIon i described In the EUen Gnyard, Altamonte they may have Each claim must be ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL property, lying and Situate fl ADMINISTRATION ADMISSIONS zoning ordinance of the City of ROWLAND. PETRUSKA. BOWEN in Writing and must Indicate the REPRESENTATIvE. Seminole County, Florida, to wit Springs a MCDONALD TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Casselberry, Florida, on the at Sanford: basis for the claim, the name and JULIAN K DOMINICK The East9 teet or Loll. Block North Magnolia Avenue Irene L Walker, DeBary CLAIMS OR DEMANDS fective date of thiS Ordinance address of the creditor or hiS agent AGAINST CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES :th L BrIdges Orlando, Florida 32101 Fi%hback. Davis, Dominick THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SECTION III - CONDITIONS O Horace J. Allen, Deltona or attorney, and the amount & Sinionet, SUBDIvISION, according to PIaI Publish Nov 30. 1916 Daniel P. Buckley OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ANNEXATION claimed If the claim is not yet due. 170 E Washington St thereof recorded in Plat Book 2. Ethel M. Hughes, Deltona DEF 117 -IN THE ESTATE A Parcel I the date when it Candis J. Bury Pages 1)1 through 116. Public Parcel shall con will become due Orlando, Florida 37901 John Sweeney, Deltona YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED shall be Stated If the tinue to be used as Casselberry Records of Seminole County, Margar C1ds claim is Telephone' (305) 425 2796 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR that the administration of Ihe estate Carlion D. Henley, Lake Florida Elementary Sthool and the South contingent or unliquidte, the Publish Nov 7). 30. 1976 of BEN MYERS. deceased, File Nu Fncis H. Coker SEMINCLE COUNTY, FLORIDA nature of the uncertainty shall be DEF 110 Seminole Middle School Mary You and each cit you are hereby member PR 76 ) CP, i PROBATE DIVISION stated ii the claim 5 Secured, the SECTION IV - REDEFINING Rus Gaines pending Severally notified that EDNA HElL, IRoy James, Oviedo FIle Number 74.371.Cp in the Circuit Court for Semin security shall be described The I k a EDNA M JIMINEZ has filed LIMITS BY DECLARATION Annie M. Jackson Division NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ole County, Florida. Probate Floye W. Powers, Umatilla her Complaint ifl the Circuit Court. claimant shall deliver sufficient That the corporate limits of the City NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that In Re; Estate of Jehnnie Johnson Division. the address 01 Mr& Steve (Frances) DeBose NORMAN of Casselberry. Florida, be and It is copies of the claim to the clerk tO by virtue of that certain Writ of Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and herewith w,ich is Seminol, County Cour W LOVE. a k a N W Ruth G. Mangum enable the clerk to mail one copy to Execution an hereby redefined so as for Seminole County, Florida, issued out of and under thouse, North Park Avenue, Room & boy, Sanford LOVE. a ka a NORMAN W1THROW each personal representative against you and each at t include said tracts of land herein Patrick E. Mcintosh the seal u LOVE, of the County Court of 377. Sanford. Florida 72771 The as described The descriptions herein All persons interested in the estate Orange County. Florida. upon a final Judith L Nyros S pert .nal representative of the estate Defendant quietdescribed title ot the Deceased to whom a copy of thiS Notice of ludgment rendered in Plaintff to theto above realcontained shall include all streets, the aforesaid 5 W E. Winderweedi,. whose ad NOTICE OF Roscoc Ott Administration has been ma,Ied are "' Property located in roads. highwa ys. alleys, and .4i day of September, dress is P0 Box 9*0 Winter Park, ADMINISTRATION required. Seminole theexisting avenues Iocatej WITHIN Tey L Queen withinlimits and between THREE A D 1976, fl that certain C35e en County, Florida, the abbreviated municipal FlorIda 32790 The name and ad TO ALL PERSONS HAVING MONTHS FROM THE title Of Which 5 entitled "EDNA NOTICE TO PUBLIC the DATE OF titled, David L. Patterson, Plaintiff, dress Of the personal Mildred Stripling CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST tfE FIRST PUBLICATION represen OF NEIL. f NOTICEs hereby given that the areas annexed here in Sedion I k a EDNA M JIMINEZ, hereof v Steven 0 Goldsmith, Defen tative'sattprney are set forth below THE ABOVE Case J. Swain ESTATE AND ALL THIS NOTlCE.tofileanyobje5 dant, which aforesaid Writ of Piaintff, versus FREDERICK j Board of Adjustment of the City of All persons having claims or SECTION V - AMENDMENT OF George W. Wthon Sanford will hold a Special Meeting OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED they may have that challenges the Execution was delivered to me HERSEY, et al, Defendants", and IN THE ESTATE: as demands against the estate are on December 3.1914 in the City Halt validity of the decendent's will, the you and each of you. are hereby OFFICIAL CITY MAP - That the Jack J. Blackwell, Altamonte Sheriffof Seminole County. Florida. required. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED qualifications WITHIN THREE requir of City Clerk be ho She 5 hereby at 11- 30 AM. in order to consider a to Serve a copy at your the personal and I have levied upon the tollowing MONTHS FROM THE that the administration of the estate Springs DATE OF representative, or the venue or request for a variance in the Zoning atJthrized to amend, alter, and ans*erorother defense, if any upon of NORMAN described property owned by Steven THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF LOVE, deceased, iurisdiction of the court. Te' L Evans, Casselbey Ordinanceas it pertains to side yard File Number FRANK C WflGNAM Polement the official city map of 76321 CP, is pending 0 GOldsmith, said property being STEN THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk STROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH the City of CaUelberry, Florida, to L)orothea L. Bormann setback requirements in SR1.A in the Circuit Court for Seminole ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND located in Seminole County, Florida. of the above court a written zoned district in P4 "i attorneys for Plaintiff, whos, ad include the annexation contained in OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED more particularly described as of Lot Ii. and COUnty. Florida, Probate Division. statement of any claim or demand DeBary WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Section I hereof dress 5 Post Office Box 1330 San all of Lot IS. Amended Plat of tOIto*s the address of which is Seminole they may have Each claim must be John A. Grass, DeBary Magnolia Heights. Date of the first publication of this ford. FlorIda 32771, and to file the SECTION VI - SEVERABILITY Lot 13, Block A. Section ), County Courthouse, Sanford. Notice in writing and must indicate the of ' It any section or portion Being more specifically deScri Original of same in the Office of the Administration. Sweetwater Oa, according to the basis for the claim, the name and Russell J. Curt, Deltona of a Florida The personal represen November 30th, 1976. Clerk of the above Styled Court on or Se(tion of this Ordinance prove es located at 1911 Locust Avt 5 to , tative of the estate i5 NOREEN Plat thereof as recorded in Plat address of the Creditor or hiS agent Vera M. Cuy, Deltona Louise Long Planned before December 27th, 1776. as of the property is a be invalid, unlawful, or un Book 17, at Pages 5960. Public or attorney, and the amount required b -I law if you fail to do Da'in L Fetters, Deltona bathroom addition to single family DAY, whose address is Route i, As Personal Representa Con5litutonal. it shall not be held t Records of Seminole County, claimed If the claim 15 not yet due. Taylorsvlile, Kentucky 10071. The live of the Estate of residence, iudgrnent by default Will be taken Jenny Paulling, Deltona Florida ialIdatq or Impair the validly, the date when it will became due name and address of thi personal LOUIS DE VITO against you B L Perkins force, or effect of any other section representative's attorney are set and the undersigned as Sheriff of shall be Stated. If thC claim Is Hobe K. Ravem, Deltona Deceased Chairman This Notic, shall be published or part of thIs Ordinance Seminole County, Florida. will at forth below contingent or unliquldated, the Wiina M. Taylor, Deltona ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL oncea week for four (1) Consecutive 60&d of Ad(ustment Il 00 AM. on the 15th day of nature of the uncertainty shall bi SECTION VII ANNEXED All persons having claims or REPRESENTATIVE. WCe5 Alice E. Toney, Gainesville Publish. Nov. 30. 1924 December, A 0 1976 otter for sale stated, If the claim AREA RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES demands against the estate are is secured, the Donald W Sc.arlest. Esq. DEF 139 DATED this 19th day of That Eva Bono, ke Mary requIred, and sett to the highest bidder, for security shall be described The WI THIN UPOn this Ordinance THREE 101 N. 'Magnolia Avenue, Novernoer. A 0, 1976 cash, sub(ect to any and all beComing effective, the residents existing claimant shall deliver sufficient Buster E. Mough, fake IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Suite 31? (Seal) teins, at the and property owners in the above Front (West) Dør of copies of the claim to Ihe clerk to THE FI5T PUBLICATION OF Orlando, FlorIda 37103 FOR Mary Arthur If BICkwIlh, Jr. SEMINOLE the Seminole County Courthouse in enable COUNTY, de%cribd annexed area shall be THIS NOTICE, to flie with the clerk Telephone: (305) 422 the clerk to mail one copy to FLORIDA. III? Clerk of the Circuit Court Santord. Florida. the above each persona! representative, Floye W. Poers, Umatilla of the above court a wrilten Publi, Nov JO. Dec. 1, II, 21. 1976 entitled to all of the rights and :ASE NO. 742944CA.9.B By Mary N Darden described personal property, statement of any claim or demand privileges and immunities as are All persons interested In the estate DISCHARGES DEF-Ill DIVISION; Deputy Clerk They said sale is being made to to whom a they may have Each claim must be from time 13 time determined by the copy Of this Nofice of STEP4STROM, DAVIS & Sanford: SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE governing authority of the City of in writing and must indicate the satisfy the terms of said Writ of Administration has been mailed are MCINTOSH ________________ COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Execution Eleanor Dugind basis for the claim, the name and required, Casselberry, Florida, and the WITHIN Plaintift. THREE Attorneys for Pialnlitf John E, Polk. provisions of the Charter of the Cit'y address of the creditor or hiS agent NOTICE OF GENERAL Herman C. Gunter MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF vs. Flagship Bank of Sanford Sheritf or attorney, and the amount of Cassilberry, Florida, Chapter 63 ELECTION THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF James J. Knight Sole 72 .ARRY F. COZBY and SUSAN 0. Seminole County, Florida claimed If the claim Is not yet due, $351. Laws of FlorIda, 1963, Chapter THI5NOTICE.tofileanyobjectjons TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN COZBY, hIs wife, PACIFIC Post Office Box 1130 Mildred K. Noble the date when It will become dut Pblith Nov. 73. 30. Dec 7. Ii, 1916 they may have that challenges the Sanford, Florida 37111 69.926. Laws of Florida. 1969, FINANCE LOANS, You will pleas, take notice that DEF 101 shall be stated If the claim valIdity of the decedent's will, the Willard Sessions Chapter 69927, Laws of Florida, Defendants 5 ageneca:etection will beheld in the Publish Nov. 73. 30. Dec. 3, 10, 1976 ------------contingent or unliquldated, the 1969. House Bill 339,5, Laws qualifications of the personal Janet M. Standifer DEF III City of Lake Mary, FlOfida on the NOTICE OF ACTION iCUDER rirTITlous reprelative. or the venue or Florida, 1977, and House Bill 1070, nature of the uncertainly shall be 7th day of December, TO Larry F Cathy and 1974 for the Russell A. Woife stated If th, claim is secured, the purpose NAME STATUTE lurisdiction of the court Chapter 7)129, Laws of FlOrida, of electing Susan 0. COlby, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN security shall be described. The ian. and Chapter 7337. Laws of ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OR his wife Notice is hereby given that th Florida. 1975, all as amqnd and claimant shall deliver sufficient 1704 Remington Street OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED DINANCE OF ANNEXATION BY A MAYOR Cily of Lake undersigned, pursuant to tne WILL BE FOREVER copies of the claim to the clerk to Mary supplemented for a two for yearthe term; BARRED Graham, Texas 760M THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY enable the clerk to mall On copy to "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter SECTION VIII Date of the fiat Publlationof EFFECTIVE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ea this OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA Councilman Seat 2 for a t *4% 09. Florida Statutes, will register Notice year DATE - This Ordnance shall peqs,naI representative of Administration - that an action to foreclos, a mar term Notice Is hereby given that the with the Clerk of the Circuit All per%omintere.sfed in become effective immediately Court. November 33rd. 1976 the estate gage on the fOIing real prOperty CIfy Council Of the City of upon Councilman Seat 3 for a one year inaddfo, Seminole County, FlO(Id&. Its passage and adoption W E Winderweedle Monday's high 76 Today's situ*te In Seminol. County, Florida, to whom a copy oi this Not ice of term CasseIbe,ry, Florida. adopted an upon receipt of proof of the A4ministration has been mailed ate As Personal Pepresenta FIRST READING this 9th day of j,jcri low 0. as follows Ordinance of Annexation as follows is Councilman Seat I for a two year Publication of this notice, the fic requ,r, WITHIN August, A 0 1974, tlV of the Estate p4 THREE LOt 179 term titiotjs of SAN SEBASTIAN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF name, to wit: THE SIGN Mostly cloudy and cold BEN MYERS, SECOND READING IhIs 16th day The place f ORDINANCE NO.111 will beSouth the KING under which we are engaged of August, A D 197k HEIGHTS UNIT i, according to the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Lake Mary voting School, 132 in busin,sa at Deceased through Wethaesday with oc- platthereofasrecordlnplt Book THISPlOTICE,tofileanyobjecti FINAL Higay 1792, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL READING AND Country Club Road and West Lake Lonqwood, casfonal periods of rain. Highs 19, Page 7). of the Public Records they may have thaI thatlenges Florida 37750 ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY OF ADOPTION this 16th day of August. REPRESENTATIVE Seminole County, Florida, CASSELBERRY, the Mary Blvd.. Lake Mary, Florida, That the FLORIDA, AD I74 parties mostly in the upper 5O tOday has Interested in said validity of the decedent's will, the Wihoerweeijle, Haines, Ward been filed agaInst you. The polls wilt be ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING business enterpris, are as follows & Woodman. P A You at. qualifications of the personal AM t 7 00 P ?i open from 700 and in the lOs Wednesday. Lowi required to serve a APPROVED. WITHIN THE CORPORATE copy of your representalive, Or the venue or Forrest 0 Brown, Jr. By. C Brent McCagfsr,n 0 K Christensen en f,s,j, Chairman of the Election Board. tolght In the lOs. Northerly LIMITS OF THE CITY OF v, to Norma J Brown Ivrisdlcflon of the court. P0 Box 390 Mayor action On SMITH AND HAYDEN. Mr. Homer Gleason. CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. AN ATTEST Dated at L009wood. Florida winds near 20 tOday, PA, attorneys ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND thIs Winter Park, Florida 32790 tot Serving on the Election Board: AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND Mary W Hafhoe lllh day of November, 1976. Telephone: 130$) 4446312 decreasing tonight. Rain wfiosadorns 5 1316 the Ptaintlff. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Mn Lillian Burke. s Letha PUblish NOv. 16,23,30, 1914 BEIP4G IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. City Clerk Barnft Bank WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. bIih Nov. 73, 30. $916 probablllty51 per cent today, 40 Building, JackSOnVille, Florida FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR Fowler,Mn Arolyn TruI,Alternate DEF 77 DEF l0 Detect me first publication of this Mrs PUblish Jon Day. Mr. James G.lsr Jr. TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS DEF i Nov.9. 14, 23. 70, 191* percesUtonhghtand3*perceis( 37207, and file the orIgInal with the Notice of AdministratIon. Otpty ClrkoftheaboyestyledCouflonot -•,,,_ November 30th, 1976 Wednesday. All persons legally registered in before December llh, )74. other. Noreen Dy WEDNESDAY'STIDES wise a Judgment may be entered Seminole County and lIving within _________________________________ As Personal Represenfa. 111 bouries of the City of Lake against you for the rel:.f demanded Daytona Beach: Highs • five of the Estate uf Mary, Flor. may avail them a.no. and 10:06 p.m.; Lows 3:02 In the Complaint. NORMAN W. LOVE selves of their Rights of Franchise Deceased a.m. and 3:49 p.m. '*p Dmtcd November IS, $914 said Court on Ntis 5th day of ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL by: Walter A Sorenson Port Canaveral: ifigha 9:2! November, 1916. REPRESENTATIVE Mayo, Jack T btidgc's, Of a.m. and 9:35 p.m.; Lows 2:51 (SEAL) City of Lake N BackwNt, Jr. CIeveIaj'i, I a.m. and 3:34 p.m. Mile & Bridges Mity, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court Post Office Drawer 2, By. Ginevey, o'sen Bayport: Highs 1:51 m, Sanford Florida UT?) Kay Sasaman Deputy Clerk 3:44 p.m. Lou 9:11 am. and Teleptian. (305) 222 1311 PUblith: Nov. 9, Cify Clerk 14. 73, 70, 191ê Pb)jffi. N*y. 30. Dec. 1, Ii. 9:04p.m. DEFd 2), 1914 Pbiish' Nov. 2). 30, 1976 DEF II) DEF' Ice WOMEN Christmas... Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Around The World !__-,1 Swinging Single Is 'Grandpa Groupie' ' x ,i:. r By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN r ;r -. - iLl.. Sanford Garden ('lub members have caught the Christmas spirit, and are busily preparing for their annual Christmas Bazaar, to he held Friday, 9::1O a.ni.-5 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m.-t p.m. at the Garden ('enter. Jacaranda ('ircie members, top, from left, Mrs. Violet Beckhorn, Mrs. Evel','n lIa'es, Mrs. Huh' M, I)avjs and Mrs. Teola McSwain trim their Swedish tree with handniade ornrnents, while Mrs. I)avis hangs Christmas stockings, top right. A German motif was selected for the Rose Circle 's tree, (lecorated, right, b' Mrs. Ruth Simpson, Mrs. Carl Lvnd, Mrs. F. T. Meriwether El OSPITIL NOTES - . ) Legal Notice ) -. EATH ER and Mrs. Kats' Corley. - IDEAS Club Notes Smith, Weber Exchange Vows unrair me. Meanwhile I chuckle to myself because when I was young,mostofmyclothesdld come from the Goodwill Resale Shop, and people were always complimenting me on my s ardrobe. W. IN BOULDER KSOMarkslhanksgiving, Sc h ed u I e s P in k Ice Ba II Brenda Lee Smith and son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterl cuffs. 11cr fingertip veil gown with fitted bodice, angle McLeod Timothy Paul Weber were Weber, 106 Oakland Dr., trimmed with scalloped Irish sleeves and tiered skirt trimFollowing a reception at the married Oct. 30 at 2:30 p.m. at Sanford. lace fell from a tiara overlaid med with beige and brown lace. Sanford Garden Club, the the Good Shepherd Lutheran with Irish lace. She carried a She carried a bouquet of white couple left on a wedding trip to Church, Sanford, with Rev. Given in marriage by her dutchess arrangement of carnations, pink rosebuds and St. Augustine. The Kappa Sigma Omega center in Seminole County will Ralph I. [wnan officiating at father, the bride wore a formal gladioli petals, carnations and brown ribbons. They will make their home at sorority, Inc., ushered In the hold training sessions for everyone has a pr,blem. What's the double ring ceremony. gown of white polyester knit, pink rosebuds. .gi','ing holidays with Its telephone volunteers the week yours? For a personal reply, Elder Springs Trailer Park. to designed with train and empire William Hatcher Dickey, The bride attends Valencia ''Operation Food Basket" of Dec. 6-10, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. A5B'I: Box No. 69100, L.A , Calif. The bride is the daughter of bodice featuring a Queen Anne Enclose stamped, self. Miss Betty Ann Tebbe, Sanford, was best man. Ushers Community College. The projoct on Nov. 24. doily at the Altamonte Springs addreid envelope. please, Mr. and Mrs. William I,. The chapter Smith, collar, tucked shirring and Orlando, was maid of honor. were Fred Weber, brother of bridegroom is employed at Thanksgiving blessingsshared with Civic Center. For Abby' booklet, "Hoe to Have .)rlando. The bridegroom is the long, full sleev"s with deep She wore an old fashioned beige the bridegroom, and Kurt Mdllobcrts a Lovely Wedding." send SI to We Care, which receives a Tire Co., Sanford. Abigail Van Buren. 1)2 Lasky Or.. three families in the Sanford growing number of calls from Beverly Hilts, Calif. 90212 Please community. These blessings Seminole County at its Orange enclose a long. Setf.addr,s$,d. included food items from soup County headquarters, is stamPed (20c) envelope. I to nuts. hoping to establish a permanent The sorority is thankful to crisis intervention center in NEW YORK I API loanse acre all wider the age of 9. A.s 'the association, Irlciirlir;ite(1 JoIning tiigethrr, ijivircid (ia'.- ' been set upat 13 New York FAIRWAY God for the blessings lie Seminole County. To this end, 3 : Montague recalls sshen she she ssent through the separation in August 1976, is the first tia- wouwn call be a foriiiidabli' City banks and iiionthly provided and the privilege lie volunteers to man the We Care knew little about divurce. "I atid divorce process, gut a job tional group devoted solely to market with a strong buying seminars on job counseling, LAUNDROMAT granted the chapter to be of and Teen Hotline telephones was married at 19. qwt collegi' ,md brought up her children, the needs of the divorced worn. power," Dry Cleaning at budget Inoney management and legal service to mankind, during this are urgently needed. after two years, devoted my self she jotted down her reactions, an, Ms. Montague explains, prIces and COIn laundry holiday' season. aid have aLso begun here to my husband, my home and to Those notes turned Into "The "Our liiain thrust Is financial : service in a pleasant at. NAUW offers its members Mesdames Rebecca Sweet, ________________________ my c'arpools. Ten years later, at I)ivorcee's handbook," her : mosppiere, Open 7 am, that's the divorced woman's benefits in many areas, from In the first three months of its Carletha Merkerson, Angie 29 divorce, datly. Located at first book. They also sparked biggest problem making advice on establishIng credit existence, 500 women joined Douglas and Eloulse Eubanks, "I didn't know what to (Jo. It ssttat Ms. Montague calls her ends meet. When a husband ratings and individually tailor. NAI)W and Ms Montague sass chairman of the "Operations FAIRWAY PLAZA was the most debilitating thing. "10-year dream" which goes, he takes his credit ed health, life and auto in,sur. 3.000 more applications have Food Basket" committee : OnHwy.17.92af271h __________________________ ________________________ If I had known, I would have recently took shape here . _________ an ratings, his medical plan, his ance plans to discounts on con- [liled into the small office here, delivered the goodies. _________________________ 322.9739 prepared For It." org;InIzatIuIl called tht.' insurance and his pension. swoer products, medical pre'- to shic'h she frequently travel.s Other members of the Try it you'll like it! She says that all happened iii National Assoclation (or "It's very difficult for a worn- scription.s and travel Free from her home in San Frau. committee are Mrs. Juanita ____________________________ 1960 when hi'r four ('hillireli I)ivurceii Wuilwn ,lti to lllakt,' it 011 her own. But by banking services for c'iS'ti tliclllbv'rs Harold and Mrs .Mildred __________________________________________________________________________________ Wright. SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMON'rE MALL Now serving as the group's The Kappa Sigma Chapter ilns;ll;$rIe-t presidelit, she puts has as its December project a . its potentis1 ine'nnbcrship scholarship fund-raising event, the hundreds of thous.and,s." "The Pink Ice Ball," to be held xitnting out that there are SOIUC at the Civic Center, Sanford, on four million divorced women 10 Dec. 17 beginning at 9 p.m. the UnIted States. Tickets will go on sale at Larry NEW YORK I Al'i The fur baby IS quite practical. jewelry fur the ver young are chaiii.s aith tiny heart pond' ....d like to see u.s get as poss. Allen Standard Station, West baby of the famIly may not Should the wet' eater decide to for gIrls, as boy's are generally ants, the councIl reports. From erful as a union, with tie- 13 Street, on Dec. 11 at 10 am. have bccn born with a silver send the applesauce into orist, pre-teen or teen-age before they heart pendant.s, IAttle Mi.ses Illendous financIal clout so that The public is invited to attend. spoon in his mouth, but that's a silver Wuu't smash and it only start ssearwg jewelry, progress to charm bracelets, a divorced wolilan would natu technicality easily uvercotiie, takes on a richer patina WIth Traditionally, first necklaces with many girls keeping Op thiS rally turn to us .." she said, add. We Care idvises the Jewelry Industry- use While you think of it, pick for little giri. tire fine link gold "hubhy" to adulthood. ¼ "we don't intend to be Council, which has sonic pretty out a silver napkin ring and railical or political; we're pure The We Care ar1d Teen and practical gift suggestions has'e the chilil's name engraved a service group." Hotline crisis Intervention for doting parents and relatives in It. 1itier gilt Ideas grandma or to give the heir apparent. t'asrnon ssatches, a very well-timed grandpa iiiay want to put on About that silver spoon NEW Vt thiN i Al' I Wonien Ask." gilt attuned with the season. there are elegant, baby'size sil- their list include sIlver baby are becoming more interested ''Tilt.' 'A umiien ss anit to know For the one you love, banks. They come in an imagi- In knowing about wills. They about the laws covering wills, verware sets to start the little one on good table manners ear- native selection this year are asking more questions what the average cost of mak' EVERY WEI)NESDAY 'uur t. }u.' ly. They can often even be from silver replicas of baby about them and are discarding ing one is, what will happen to ,satched to the sterling pattern shoes to whimsical nursery' the superstition that ''If you talk them If their husband tiie with7:30.1 0:30 £ rhyme pigs. he grownups use. about wills or make one, you'll out a will, or if he doesn't pro25' PLUS SKATES I"or youngsters a bit older, the "Ci')' SOOn." And you might consider a siltect them in a will," she re-ver mug for the baby's milk anti new and practical is the "lost That's the obaervation of ports. a silver porringer for pablum and found" ident bracelet for My'rr.a l.iebowitz, president of "More women are now de-with a whimsical bear f;ice Ifl kindergarten age kiddies. The the Women Stockbrokers Assn., manding that they sit in with bracelet carrte,s the child's who gives seminars for women their husbanti sthcn he makes the bottom of the bowl If you think that such gifts ore home address and telephone entitled "F:st.rymi:ig 'i)U Al- out a will and ash him to sit in too pretentious, the council twin her. ROLLER RINK ways Wanted To Know About when they nllake one out," says Some of the first pieces of 1-inances [lot Were Afraid To Miss Liebowitl. points out that silver tableware wrIte ' r o u p AA e e ts N e 4? d s of D vo r c e d \A/o rn e - - - . - i1I - S liver Spoon To Porringer "cIN'1EL, Gifts Baby Won't Look In The Mouth / - , -- , In teres t VViIIs , . - V/or-n n - LADIES' NIGHT '3995 - I% RiNSE AWAY BLACKHEADS I FOLLOW THE STA RS '* '* IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR Civüfwo,o G4L ..__i_ competition to the women who answer for some people, a are 65 and older who are also In child's God-given sleep should the market for husbands? be undisturbed. She doem't tell her age, but Our son Is a very good goes to all these senior citizen student, and he's active In affairs and just eats up the sports. He somewhat fears his compliments when people tell father, and I don't believe my her how "young" she looks, husband should assail the boy's I and a lot of women here in mind night and day. St. Petersburg, Fla., would What are your thoughts? appreciate your comments. NAMELESS, PLEASE SIXTY-SIXANDLOOKSIT DEAR NAMELESS: If the DEAR SIXTY-SIX: Sorry, boy Is emotionally secure, a but age has never entered the good student and active In ground nile. in the mating sports1 I'm for leaving hi. game. All Is fair In love and subconscious mind alone. It's war, from SI, Petersburg to St. not the taped suggestion.. per se Peter! that can harm the boy, but "i ¼1 DEAR ABBY: My husband is rather your husband's deterhung up on self-hypnosis and minatlon to Impose his Inreachingthesubconsclornjn fluence on his son night and through sleep suggestion, He is day. now determined to play a tape DEAR ABBY: ON THE to our 12-year-old son (only SPOT wrote In to say she works child) every night for au hour, with women who ask her where shortly after he has fallen she bought her dress, shoes, asleep. etc., and then how much they My husband has cut that tape, ctt. I have the perfect answer, using his voice, transcribing When people I know ask me a informational and soothing similar question, I tell them It words of encouragement. He was either the Salvation Army believes that it will help our son or Goodwill, but I'm not sure develop his intellectual which. capacities. They usually chuckle and ask I think that while there is me again, but the answer is much to be said about sleep always the same. Finally they suggestion, and it may be the realize that I am not going to tell them, and they quit asking - - - DEAR ABBY: I know a 52year-old divorcee who hangs around with senior citizens, pretending to be their age. She plays up to all the men (especially the rich ones) in hopes of snagging herself a T.....4 ,.,,l 1311 iiuouaiiu. 5 LENS AREA DEATH - Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1916-lA Help Dry Up ACNE-PIMPLES... ' :''. in.f hii, 'i!fr.''. I::' . ',,.I ',i'i lirkiir Slcdi, aid .%lii,I Jukp Si,isilue . iii Riii-. A.,i, IiI.s khc.iih. I lr!p It, up .'S nc Pintp!c .ini Shi ink I .irc I'oi cs 55 i'riiiii, lhi'ly.t's and iict, viii cI1;ii, IliC ikuti iihk:iiii' cs ,pclicnc , IPII' Qureis liclene ,Iinl Julep SI.ssqu, <__. "). rcljscs lord tai.iI nsu. Ic'. ant cisc' Ii ti,i,ii mc'. i'li (.ic and IhI&nII i'.a'.y I., usc I. 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DAILY lea m . 9pm our New Cuttom Charge ZALES The Store Dun'iorj .fl'ei,ç"a sri.,,, ri p �,Sanford, FJ IA-Evening Herald 41 I e sday, Nov. 3o,7 Tu 1 U Legislative Panel Elects Hattaway BY DONNA F" Herald Staff Writer the delegation's special local Committee on double taxation to completed, the courts declared the annexation of the propertje3 Invalid, meaning that those In the original district are paying all complete the written report of its investigation and secondly, to determine If the county can take over the Lake Howell Water and the costs. State Rep. Robert Hattaway (D-Altamonte on t e Springs) was Reclamation District. In other business, Sanford City Manager W. E. Knowles urged unanimously elected chairman of the four-member Seminole Fechtel urged Hattaway to look to private sources if the county the delegation to: County Legislative Delegation Monday. . Amend the double-taxation law to require county corn. balks for funding to permit the double taxation study conhinission State Sen. Lori Wilson (I-Merritt Island) nominated Hattaway to present a "viable product." Senator Wilson said the county missioners to show in their annual budgets the percentage of for the office and State Rep. Vince Fechtel (R-Leesburg) moved might at least provide copying service. Itmth allocated to unincorporated and incorporated areas and to that the election be unanimous. Sen. John Vogt (1)-Cocoa Beach) The drainage district supervisors reported to the delegation provide a method of enforcing the law. who has served as chairman for the past two years, voted with his - that many freeholders in the district have the advantage of The county commission's position has been that no dou colleagues. drainage canals in their area, even though they are not paying the taxation exists In Seminole County. The delegation's special Hattaway, re-elected to a Second two-year term in the Florida costs. committee, chaired by John Krlder, has determined that some House earlier this month, "guaranteed" communication between .The supervisors said the district was created in 1967 and its double taxation exists locally. the delegation and Seminole County's citizens on all issues of drainage work funded through a $165,000 court-approved bond The cities in the county claim that municipal residents are importance, issue to be repaid from a tax levy. The district was expanded required to pay twice for some services, once to the city thruugh A1mct immediately the dciegatioii requested the new chairthrough anneiation, the supe rvisors said, In 1968 and additional taxation and again to the county for the same service, but are REP. ROBERT IIATFAWAY: 'GUARANTEED' man to communicate with the county commission on money money borrowed totaling $132,500 to serve new areas. COMMUNICATION Th ey said, denied cert ai n services by the county beca us e they reside in matters, specifically funding, the figure mentioned was $60, fet' however, that after the money was spent and the improvements cities. (:RI(:K!- i.s WILVERS WORMS BUSINESS Complete line of tackle ROD and REEL SANFORD BAIT REPAIR & Open DAWN-DUSK Prepared By The Herald Advertisin Department As A Service 9 LJI'I..tJS W LADIES Carben's FREE Place T KING'S SUPPLIES Flo King - Instructor The gift of a watch for cciiection of Seiko men's, Christmas Is always very ladies', pocket and pendant special. Carben Jewelers, In watches is displayed for Longwood ngwood Plaza on U.S. 17-92, Christmas gift selection. can put that within the Speidel, so well known for budget of everyone with a excellent watch bands, offers complete line of Timex wat- identification bracelets that ches. make a pe rsonaliz ed gift for The traditionally sturdy anyone. Carbon's bo variety of qIP4p! 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Thomas isa fo rward and has good heigh t, sh oots rebounds well, Bray expects to be the offensive Oviedo. same SPORTS with sound Jumping ability. Sweet Is a guard and plays superbly on defense. He has perhaps the quickest hands and feet on the club. Whitney Is a and decent Mosser Is listed as most improved player on the squad and is expect ed to be pushing for act ion by gaic.etime. b Bray as a good Whitted. good ball handler Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. shot. Tuesday, Nov. 30,11-1B the and him DUDA AUTO PARTS 121111,011 Whitted Is also listed shot. AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO - L ACCESSORIES LAWN A GARDEN gift SMALL GROUPS- TIMES TO SUIT BOB BRAY ternoon - HOUSEHOLD PLUMBING REPAIR SCHOOL 2 His situation is unique because Crooms High School has M.w.F 7 A.M.. P.M. T.Th 3. P.M. Sat. A.M.4 P.M. m W. SR 434 San Sebastian Square Wa14.1C-%heS* F 'i only a ninth grade. The Panthers open a new season Thursday night with a 7 p.m. game at Lake Howell. 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Inde endent All-South N ATLANTA (AP) - Here IS sses ed 'ZI ,''o.- -': Center-Leo Tierney, glrua Tech, 6-5, 237, senior, -4 ouis Quarterback- LloydPatter- gait, South Carolina, 6-0, 214, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Steeler butt of many of his lockerroom with - he wirdess expansion linebacker Jack Lambert can't pranks. club. Offease son, Memphist State, 5-11, 175, senior, Wall", S.C. Wide receivers-John Floyd, sophomore, Memphis, Tenn. wait. "lie said then he probably No rthe ast Lo uIsiana, 6-1, 175, One of his favo ri t es was to backs-Ben Garry, ford, Georgia Tech, 6-3, 214, would start against us, and I sophomore, Gladewatei-, Tex.; SoRunnIng uthern Mississippi, ilanratty, a seven-year Steel- hide pa pe 6-1, 193, junior, Atlanta, Ga.; Rick r cups of Lambert's water in the told turn that I was rea ll y Phili p Logan, South Carolina, 6- junior, Pascagoula, Miss.; FT U Prather i i s is L 'nIt,cn claiming the best record in the er veteran, signed with the shoulder pads above pleased," Lam JO II. CIari S 9 30 21. Sc..srrow 331 conference. B-os- Razzano, Vir ginia Tech, S-Il, be rt said. "I told 3, 166, junior, Richmond, Va. coe Coles, Virginia Tech, 5-0 Bucs midway through this se 1 RIev 3 0 I 6. Sive 000 0. KruIi a- locker stall. Then, he'd join him that the first shot at him I The 49ers' fi rst touchdown son. Tight end-Ed Beckman, 188, juni or, Virginia Beach, Va. 225, Junior, New Castle, Pa.; I007.BOl,%0000,Notfk.0000 teammates In hi ding their sni- get, I'm o drive, ending with Jackson's Florida State, , 215, senior, ing to take it" Woltord 0 00 0 Totals 15 36 n 66 Placekicker-Ed Murray, Or landus Branch, Richmond, 6Bucs Coach John McKay sai d ckers as Lanibe rt pulled the ir, Ham pt on, Va. SOUTH FLORIDA Reynolds t os two-yard blast Into the end Mon In that conversation, HanratMiami, Fia. T ul ane, S-il, 160, freshman, da y that Hanratty will start pa th off and was doused. 0~0 Glover 3002. F ai rweather 000 zone, was accomplished on ty told Lambert Tackles-Eric Smi he was going to th th oria, , Sou Vi ct B.C., Canada. . 0. Di c k erson 900 IS. Fther 3007, cour se, it was all just fun Backs-Jeff Nixon, Richat quarterback instead of run a quarterback sneak on the ern MissIssippi, 64,278, junior, Gray 2 32 S. Stanford 00 . eight running plays. A 24-yard Veteran Steve Spurner because Ddeie mnond,6-4, 190, sophomore, Garbetween friends. Right? Nemanc I 0 0 7. Wagner 0 0 0 0 run by Jackson set up Steve openi ng play. Orlando, Fla.; Jon Thames, Ends-Reggie W ilkes, Geor- fi eld, Va.; Eric Harris, SiemTot al s 277S? Hanratty is more familiar wi th "I don't really consider him "I'll be looking for him," Florida State, 6-0, 242, senior, gia Tech, 6-4, 218, junior, At- phi's State, 6-3, 185, Mike-Mayer's 45-yard field goal _______________________ senior, the Pit ts burgh defense. much of a friend at al l," Lam- Lambert promnlsel. Gainesville, Fla. . whichmadeUescorei0-0. lanta, Ga.; Bobby Smlthart, Mem phis, Tenn.; Martin MitFTU 34 3744 it will be hi __________________ s first start since bert said in mock seriousness. In Fouled out Glover 49rs' He gave me a hard time Hanratty has played in only ing for him :o Guards-Bob Rush, Memphis Southern Mississippi, 6-4, 239, cheil, Tulane, 6-2, 185, senior, six games Sime 1973, two of State, 6-5. 255, senior, Clarks- junior. Vicksburg. M.W. when he was here, and I'll be them in the Buccaneers urn- ville, Tenn.; Steve Cow-son, ned menacingly when told the added. Tackles-Eddie Edwards, We Charles, La. Punter-Bruce Allen, Rich- he form against Miami and New South Carolina, &1, 252. senior, Miami, 6-4, 248, senior, Fort rnond, 61. 180, juruor. Great York. Gettysburg, Pa. Pierce, Fla.; Tom Beasley, Vir- Falls, Va. Ro//ins, Stetson In Dec. 29 T-Bowl Cage Tourney a tom . * PEST CONTROL INC. I big hand in SemirI clinching, needing only a necrs Sunday when the winless With e coin, wflI meet sole starting performer from I lob Klusman, Dirk Twine, Toin Jucker's Rellins College Basketball team will be out to Western Carolina tn the opening game on Dec. 29. Stetson will last year's contingent. "1 am really looking forward member of the All-New York Oren, Jay Colling, Tom Durkee and Brian Campbell. selected as the Central IN RoWns roundball squad." capture the 1976 Tangerine .,,t#Bowl Basketball Title for the meet Fordham in game two. This year will be on one of to the approaching season," Parsons said. "We have a Four promising newcomers will join the team in 1976-717. City squad, averaged better than 41 points per cont est last Suburban Conference's Most Valuable Player while also season at The McBu;T*y ScW Mahoney, Most Valuable Player in the Greater CIa- behig naned to the AH-Area cimati League Last se&wn, second consecutive time this year as the Tars Join the tournament field comprised of rebuilding for Jucker who readily admits that a large void was created with the loss of the young nucleus, however, the potential is high. Joining Parsons as co-captain Ron Jenkins, a6.7 forward from New York City and 6-6 Bob Zyburt of Illinois "will add Fordham, Western Kentucky, "Cincinnati Kids" Tom Klusman, Br uce Howland and of the squad is Steve Jucker. contest. Zyburt, who captured ten rebounds per outing this past much needed depth and st abi li ty to the team," ac- News and the Chicago Tribune. TIm Mahoney of Cincinnati and Kyle Rich, also of CIJI- season. netted better than 20 po ints per game at Niles West All America Classic in Dayton (Ohio) and broke Ohio'sfree throw record with coo- cinnati, Will join the squad as 3ecutive conver3ions at XAvier Hlgh.Hitthog for 9t4 per cent 0f --,', r 2562 S. Park Ave. OUT OF TOWN PRINGLE came on field goals by Mm- Cleveland In 1974. DOLPHIN FINANCE LAWN SERVICE - ' Greg P ringle, who had a Beth Mole Crickets Largest Company , Lon Plaza Phone 131.485. LENSES FILLED -_' _______________________________________________________ EMPHYSEMA? A.M. PRESCRIPTIONS ___________ __ NFL Bi.icayne College downed mination from the National Edward Waters 88-63 and Football Conference West race. Flager College topped Spring The NFC Ce nt ra l champion Arbor, Mich. 83-78. Vik ings are 9-2-1, no longer IS Chinch Bugs _______________________________ Dl IP LET ART BROWN ' recor Contact Len, . ' up team in each conf erence, they will overtake the Colts, It is, In a peculiar sort of way, The NFC wild card will go to who play their last two games a win-it-all-or-else situation for ei ther St. Lo uis or Washington against St. Louis and Buffalo. the Pittsburgh Steelers. Either In the East since each team, at Even If the Steeles win their they win the American Con- &-t, is two games ahead of any final two games against Tampa ference's Central Di vision title other r unner-up wi th two to Bay and Houston and the Pa ts or else they watch the National play. If they end up tied, the lose one, leaving them in a tie Redskins get the playoff be rth, for the best runner-up spot in Football League playoffs having beaten St. Louis twice. the AFC, the wild car d goes to television, Th Two division titles already race e AFC East Is a two-team New England since it beat be tween Baltimore, which Pi t tsbur gh 30-27 last Sept. 26. ha ve been cli nched ?'tlI) already has cl inch ed a playoff Thus, the Steelers cannot nesota in the National Confer- berth but not the title, and New ence Central Divis ion and Oak- Englan coun t on a wild card. They ha ve d, which is one victory land in the AFC West. to win the division title. They away from locking me next two to be deci ded AFs w il d card. And It is New have got to catch Cincinna ti. are in the NFC. In the West , is where Oakland gets England's success which ,kj Angeles is a victory away from makes Pittsburgh's task di!- into the act. Tennessee Wesleyan 65-64, and at least postponed their eli- defending world champion flanratty made Lambert the sparse backup duty this season 1976: SPOILERS / - -- 69 at Samford, St. Leo beat plan." _________ FencinQ " y put the game out of reach. completed three for 32 yards. In other games Involving lie appraised his performance TAMPA, Fla. API - Quar- news. Lambert spoke a couple of Florida schools. Stet so n lost 74- as "good, considering th e game terback Terry Ilanratty will "This Is like a dream come wee ks ago to Ilanratty by tele- Ronald Rottinghaus Reg. Optician • Posts - fittings •Custom B Bull, in his first other spurt for a 51-38 bulge that passed only eight times and SALES :4 * "Anything in Fence" • Fencing *R epair Parts .. om Jerry Prather, put on an- FURNITURE ______ Other Financing Available SENTRY FENCE • 8304222 ' M Lawn rol Lw. COMMUNICATION '. j' By Th e Associated Press NAMED ficult ankie. season-closing 13-12 victory over Largo High triumph over Atlanta or Detroit Th e Steelers, at , tr ai l CIa- team in the leag ue this season "Our pl an was to r un the ball Saturtlav night, accepts the weekly pla',er of the or a loss by second-place '" clnnati, 9-3, the AFC Central at 11-1, enterta A 25-point effort by guard Bo and to pass as little as possible, PLAYER OF WEEK in the Bengals week asard Ironi Optimists Club member Gene Francisco. In the East, Dallas Oark has led Florida Tech's tokeeptheprsureoffScott," leader, by one game.They also next Monday night. also is one victory away and trail New England, , by one Eiselein. outiized basketball team to a added Williams who, with 1,012 -_ Ift he Benga ls wffithatgame, an take the title by beatin g ei- g -c 6647 up vict ory over So uth yards for the season, is wit hi n am e wi th two to play. An d the they can just about consider the her Phi ladella or W ashing- Pat Florida ri ots will be favor ed to win divisional cr own theirs, since 37 yards of Joe Perry's team H Tech 12-I), with no player record 1,049 yards, which has their f inal two games, against they will close the season as bigger than 6-foot-4, played a stood since 1954. That would leave four playoff New Orleans and Tampa Bay. heavy favorites against the y, Lambert controlled offense Monday spots up for grabs - the titles In I "The line doing the Job It did Thus, the AFC wild-card Is a New York Jets. And two vicnigh( against host South made things easy," said Jack. the AFC East and Central dl- virtual certainty for the Pats. tories would keep them one Florida. visions and the two wild-card They still have a shot at the game ah ead of Pittsburgh. even son, whose 30 rushes netted 156 Florid(] Tech, which also got 18 points yards. tarnso, _______ last period with a sprained - anratt OR fl09 CI1IM(S Aflgvn, G.n..I I loáIIun.., 14,,do FREE ESTIMATES per Wed E $5995 ____ m ed Pu 115 ___ _______ _______ leaving some of the Vikings we've been winning." speechless. The 49ers took a four-game I. can I say? 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In 1915-76, Zvburt was unanimously ''highly recommended prospects who are expected to add both strength and depth to his charity shots, Mahoney averaged better than 16 pofts. - �4 U 28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 30, — Pins tripes Lure Jackson To NY I NEW YORK tAP) - In the money from the Yankees than Originally, Grich had been Munson, heading solid lineup, with outfielder Roy White and end, it was Owner George he could hay' had elsewhere, one of the Yankees' high prior- Theywouldseem(ohavea good Yankee Coaches Yogi Berra Stelnbrenner's salesmanship "Four clubs offered more Ities In this auction of some of chance to be back near the top and Elston Howard, fl ashed a and the lure of playing in the money than the Yankee s," said baseball's top talent. President next year and Jackson enjoys wide grin at the remark. media capital of the world that Gary Walker, Jackson's agent. Gabe Paul wanted him to solve the spotlight that follows a led Reggie Jackson to the New But none of those teams had the Yankees' shortstop prob- winning team. lie could not "It will be exciting playing in York Yankees. Steinbrenner doing the offering. lem. have had that with the two other @I SCOREBOARD Pro Hockey Yankee Staditun," said Jack- 12 10 2 Indy er has a good deal of charm to Baylor and infielder Bobby. en winning team with the Mo--t Munson, who attended the 38th player in baseball history boot, Jackson settled for less Grich. Valuable Player, Thurman Jackson a nno uncement along to reach 300. - 1 Eddy Yza (7) tI 00 4 60 6 00; 2. Ica Coldo (3) 6 00 A 20, 1 FIRST Cacho Miguel (7)880; 0(37)33-20. p It 3) 126 90 C: 1 OgxaColdoI i 111 ra,A, II J 3 4V .1 IV, 4.403803 Echano Yza 131110 Q Ii Si 1480 P Cl II 8730; 00 () 23560 Solo (6) 23 1 THIRD 510 4 00 , 2 Echano Elorta (I) 1 20 - 'legui . e ", Boston Coi a(~ Maine Orono ~_ I r' III.1), I 1) 0i Q -_ i 1~ t - 11 I r 1) ____ . -. I BEETLE BAILEY I I Mort Walker DD '510)J A'lI 44t - EAST Wednesday's Game Calgary at New England (BLONDIE '" . 354) P (6 11 14430 I Eddy Perez I); FOURTH II 20 5 00 2 50 2 Arecria Zarre (71 7004003 Ptxi Arana (2) 3 500 (3 1) 4950 P (37) (3530, DO (63 11610 FIFTH - 1 Alava Larrea Baskethai! Phoenix at Edmonton YOO-HOO, EXCUSE ME'-' ) 7 IS BLONDE \7 HOME? j'- ORLANDO-SEMINOLE MATINEE RESULTS - 67 ~, (, LT~ Houston at Cleveland Minn 9 (I 1 27 73 79 Green Bay at Minnesota N EOQ 8 fl 3 1 9 71 $1 BuffalO at Miami Birm 119 115 58113 ,ansas city I..iyy at at I.,rnver Western Division Kansas San Francisco at San Diego Houston 12 7 3 27 79 61 Chicago at Seattle Wir'nipg (310 1 27 112 83 Monday, Dec. 6 S Diego (2 9 2 26 77 innati at Ok!tnd In) Phnnix 12 9 2 26 85 96 " Chic Young I Jai-Alai Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh 26 83 96 The Jackson agreement But SteInbr enner preferred main contenders for his ser- son. "I can't imagine what It "The reason I'm a Yankee is c ame 10 days after the Yankees Jackson, a home run slugger vices, the Montreal Expos and will be like to put on pinstripes. that George Stelnbrenner outnidn reported 89 million for lth,'hrl., A..,4 T,...t, ft will )'.. avr'Illn hitfln,, h,,,.,,. .. iu. vnuu'..nuii, i ' '.'' "'5 aan iJiego Diego Padres. hustled everybody cisc,"saiu-----------sixyear contract with another It turned out, preferred New watching the runs in Yankee Stadium as a I was envious Jackson, who reportedly ac free agent, pitcher Don Gullett. York. World Series last October," \ank cepted c $3 million, five-year That $5 million investment ri"(Xher clubs offered more said the slugger, who served as Jackson has hit them there deal Monday to join the Amerivaled the amount spent by the money," said Jackson. "But 9 11 2 20 65 I a television commentator dur- before. His 281 career homers c.119"y c:in League CPIC& California Angels as top dollar think certain things are a lot ing the Series. "I should still 9 11 0 are t hird best among active Edmntn Monday's Games "Steinbrenner's like me," in the free agent sweepstakes. more meaningful than money." have been playing. I think I can American League players, beNo games scheduled said Jackson, "a little bit crazy But the Angels came away with Today's Games There were other factors, of alleviate that feeling playing hind only Carl Yastrzemskj and three players fortheir money.- course. The Y ankees are de- (or the Yankees, and a hustler." NCw Engla nd at Quebec riding on Boog Powell. He needs just 19 CincinnatI at Birmingham Andbecause the Yankee own- outfielders Joe Ruth and Don fending AL champions, a prov- Munson's shirt-tails." more homers to become the San Diego at Winnipeg ..-..'--.. I- Atlanta at Los Angeles Sunday's Games New Orleatts at New England Washingt on at New Y or k Jets Detroit at New York Giants Dallas at Philadelphia World Hockey Assoc iation Eastern Division W L T P16 OF GA Quebec II (0 0 78 (12 91 CInCI I? 8 2 26 103 II .~T0, I I Saturday's Games Baltimore t St Louis Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE 'I4AT m E.Ts1 I 1 V\ Now They Pitt Clos es Mic, 1igan Know Who A is 1 AP No. Newton Is No. Loge needing a last-minute field goal to turn ba ck Georgia Tech 13-10. 83 The Associated Press By The Associated I'ress 1 MIhIQ4II (38) The University of Pit tsburgh Houston clinched the host Athletic Director Paul 2 Marquette (3) finished the regular college spot in the Cotton Bowl - the "Bear" Bryant ba.s recruited UCLA Michigan, returning most of I Indiana (2) football season as the No. 1 Cougars will meet Maryland - many individuals for the Uni- the team which finished se nd co S Kentucky III team in The Associated Press with a 42-20 rout of Rice and versity of Ala bama. And one of to Indiana in last season's na6 Nev LV poll today, but the Panthers rose from seventh place to sixth his most important recruits tional basketball champion7.Iouisvle (21 must gt past fIfth-ranked with 526 points. Idle UCI..A does not even play football, Notre Ome ships, has grabbed an impres9N Carolina Georgia In the Sugar Bowl to dropped from sixth to seventh sive lead in the first Associated )0San Fran (I) Few people had heard of C.M. Press college nail down their first national with 510 points. II Arizona basket ball poll of championship in 39 years. Oklahoma rained eighth Newton when Bryant hired him the regular 1976-77 season. 12 Cincinnati (I ) 1) Alabama Pitt defeated arch-rival Penn after a 20-17 triumph over Ne- as head coach Irom Tran.,,.I•...,;, i,..s.,.,.,. :.,. .-.... IiiAI. State '14-i and wound up with an ocasxa and texas 'tech held OJIVUI&11I 5.'UliV,t UI ZfltUCK (0 The Wolverines, 1-0, and 1' Tennesse, '' build , 11-0 record. The Panthers onto ninth by crushing the Crimson Tide's rated No. I in the preseason to Maryland celebrated their fourth con- kansas 30-7, but Nebraska fell basketball program. poll, received 38 first-place 11 Illinois By The Associated Press I 7001103 Sala Arca (6)620; 0 (75, Fair Dickinson 51, Buffalo 73 7(3 P (5 2) (09 20 lone 103, St. Lawrence 95 I Urla-Bengea (71 Ii 60 SIXTH National Hockey League LaSatle 72, Widener 32 3601 00; 2. Oguiza Soto (II 4 60 100, CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Manhattanville 99, Cathedral 3 ArIa Javi (I) 620 Q (2 4)7170 P Patrick DIvision (2 1) 96 60 Navy 64, Lycoming SEVENTH - I. Unza Yza (I) 9 $ NY 151 15 5 3 33 53 54 Providence 95. Brown 69 6603 602. Larni Coldo (3) 8504 603 Phila 12 7 4 78 II 66 RutgerS III, Bentley Jose Arana (1) S000(3$l 33 00 P Atlan Ii 6 5 27 86 78 Seton Hall Ill, Merrimack 18 317920 Big 0(2 Iwlth 35)667 " I_l, 84 , SOUTH EIGHTH 1 M,iruni I arr.x iii Smythe Division Alabama 111. Morehead 68 560170 3 . 2 St Lou 1710 I 25 13 51 Ala Huntsville Alabama 26 13 , 00 410. 3 Bilbao Juan (7 ) 3 20' ChQo 10 12 2 22 II SI St. 69 (4 11 37 50;P (71) 6,390 .3(5 3 13 66 103 Armstr ong St. 93, S Caro. NINTH 1 Zarre (1) 710 1 Vancvr 6 11 7 11 61 99 63 (0(0 S IS 3 (3 60 50 Auburn 51. AppalachIan St 61 360. 7 Arta(2) 560360; 3. Soto 100 0 (2 1)5240 P II 2) 6210 WALES CONF ER ENCE Austin Peay I?, Tenn 5? 73 696 TENTH 1 Larrea (6) 1300 5(i) NorrIs Division 777 E Carolina 6$. UNC Asheville 140. 2 Santi (31 12207 80; 3 Anton 19 4 3 II 131 6(3 Mont (1) 7 80; 0 (36)3100; P (63) 9453 L A 8(0 71 56 83 E Trim. St. tO. UtIC Wilming DO 1161 6400 603 Pitt I tO 5 21 64 77 ton 67 j ELEVENTH 1Arecha Quicia Dtrt 7(3 4 15 6.4 Il Gardner-Webb $5. High Point (7) 12 1)7 (320 6 60 , 2. Jose Alt, 360 Wash 6 II 2 (4 SI 90 81 101 11 00 500. 3 CachoSoto (1) 4 20 0 Adams Division Miss St. $6, New Orle an s 53 316 (37) 60 20; P (73) 3.41 70 Bstn 18 4 1 37 94 6.1 Nich011S 78. Louisiana Col 71 TWELFTH I Martin Echa- ,' Butt I? 6 3 27 70 52 S Carolina I 379 Cal Poly P0- (5) (0 20 1 501 10; 2 Alava Juan Tnto (0 9 1 24 16 79 mona 61 7205 00 3 Anton Altu (I) 5000 i) 211Cleyr 6 II 6 II 61 77 Tulane 77, S Met hodist 13 5) 1(00 P (521 (20 90. BIg 0 ( 37 Monday's Games V6 Commonwealth 84, N 189 wIth 7 5) 643 10 . No oames tchedulei t'r II Handle - 3(16,101; -- 1.112 Today's Games Virginia St. (05, Morgan St , Buffalo at Boston MONDAY NIGHT Pittsburgh at Washington MIDWEST I0 00 70 10 10 10 00 10 20 I0 00 10 '" ' 10 . secutive week at the top of the from 10th to 13th. Replacing the votes in outdistancing runnerup, Marquette, 896 points to 772 They know about him now, ratings by polling 45 first-place Cornhuskers in 10th place was after three consecutive Southvotes and 1,128 of a possible 1,- streaking Texas A&M, a 273 e te as rn Conference champion: 160 points from a nationwide winner over Texas. panel of 58 sports writers and broadcasters. The national championship will be released Jan. I, following the postseason bowl games. Behind Pitt, runner-up Mich- The Second Ten consists of Ohio State, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma State Notre Dame, Alabama, Rutgers, Ba ylor arid North Carolina, with Mississlppi State In balloting Monday by 48 hi record forvvc- sportswritersand broadcasters rcnt es n a season with a 23-5 across the country, Marquette, mar k or tii 19711-76 campaign w hich has yet to play this seaand an over-all record of 131-83 son, received three first-place nce taking over in %otes. i - Monday night, Newton scored igan widened its lead over and Penn State tied for 20th. the 300th victory of his basket. third-place Southern Califomia Last week's Second Ten was' while unbeaten Mtiryland Texas A&M, Ohio State, Notre rated Alabama routed Moreslipped past Georgia into fourth Dame, Colorado and Oklahoma head State 114-M. It was the place and Houston inched State tied for 14th, Penn State, most lopsided triumph ever ,3hpzul of UCLA for lb1. Rittopre and AInh2rn. 5,,. iS,. .. e.. .• ••.., u,itI, ...,.. vI 'Ju 117 Ul 1';A,, iuc ull LIIVII ci.it spot. Michigan, which finished its regular season a week ago, recelved eight first-place votes and 996 points while Southern Cal, a 17-13 winner over Notre Dame, earned three first-place ballots and 931 points. Last week's spread among Michigan and Southern Cal with 62 voters participating was 1,172-1,050-1,046 in points and 3913-7 in first-places. Michigan and Southern Cal will meet in the Rase w( "• Meanwhile, Maryland, which finished 11-0 a week ago, recelved the remaining two firstplace votes and climbed from fifth to fourth with 749 points. The Terrapins nosed past Georgui, which slipped from fourth to fifth with 747 points after Mississippi State and North Carolina tied for 19th. No team dropped out of the Top Twenty but Baylor moved in with a 24-19 victory over Tezas Christian that raised its record to 7-2-1. I Rifts (13) 2 Mitts (I) 3 S Calif. (3) Maryland (7) s Georgia 6 Houston ?.UCLA • 9Texas Tech 10 Texas AIM I Ohio St I 1100 10-10 10 10 (I 00 10 10 120 9-1 1 171 9-10 920 -S2 12.Colora4o 13 Nebraska 11 Okla St. 130 IS. NoIre Dame I 30 1,121 9U 931 719 lu 526 310 121 121 316 296 _ 194 home court. Five other nationally ranked teams were In action and all scored easy victories. Tenthrated San Francisco University brought its record to 3-0 with a 120-71 rout over the University of California-Davis. Arizona, No. 11, downed California State Fullerton 91-80. Cmcinnnti, No. 12, bombed Akron 959 Southern Illinois, No. 17, handled William Jewell 73-60, and Rutgers n 10 niit.wnr1 Bentley 114-86. UCI \ -0 d I dl 19 Rutgers "0 NC Charlotte 110 01 00 Toronto at New York island Natural Foods 212S~ Chase Com Retr evin i at New York Ra n gers Philadelphia at Minnesota Detroit at Vancouver g pony 3*3'j 77",; Minus Well Pump Service 1929. Masters Cove 16' 2 . M High Games: Donna Lepor e 227. (93; Sharon Chaplin 14.4; Diane Marko 153, Brenda Harper (64. Lorraine Jackson (U; Norma Welch 177: Arlen e Rurnbtey 186 High Series: Phyllis Walsh 478; Borviie Benton 191. Cheryl Rush 43; Dare M.art.os 4C-A. liter-ia Har per 120; Nina Darnell 427; Arlene Rumbley, 449 Converted Splits: Glorida Averltt 25-10. Other Highligh$s. Cher yl Rush Quan of the Wee8. +78; Turk eys Donna Lepore (2), Cheryl Rush. Red & (] I IS it Others in the Top Ten, in or. most golfers are on the course, ropnr,1c ,i Miller ambles out to thewater der and Indiulinci 'i "i point totals, were Nevada-Las trap on the seventh green to Vegas, 1-0, 417; Louisville, 04); search for golf balls. "Some people think It's 401; NoIre Dame, 1-0, 316; North Carolina, 1-1, 2.84, and easy," Miller says. "But Its not. You have to take It &W. If San Francisco, 2.0, 279. you don't the ball will move Besides Michigan and Mar- away from you." quette, other teans receiving In knee-length shorts, barefirst-place votes were Indiana foot and carrying an old rake, and Louisville with two each, Miller, 59, wades Into the water and Kentucky, San Francisco walstdeep, picking up balls and and Cincinnati with one each. stuffing them Into his pockets. By late morning he usually The Second Ten was led by ha s two paper bags filled with Arizona, which needed an overtin,,, t.. ,,,l,,, ..,i.,.i (Iflif balls that bring him $6 (VI °" Arizona State. Cincinnati was per 50 or 50 cents each from the W L Pct. GB Phelphi fl 319 BOSTOn (0 5 336 ' NY KnIts 9 (0 171 2 NY Nets It 1 3 tø I (7 100 l' Central Dèvsion Cleve II I 778 Houston It 5 .688 Orin5 (1 I 379 3i Anton 9 I', 52 Washton 7 ii 389 7 Atlanta 7 11 350 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver I) 4 763 Detroit II 9 350 3'-i (an City II TO 521 Ind iana S II 121 6 Chicago 2 12 Ii) 9i MIwkee 3 PacificDivisi on Portland l270o Seattle 12 $ 600 1' 9 No. I I n 2S; 10 pro shop or golfers. The bad High Games Connie Dean 119. While 19-2Y Wester n Auto Ii 33 Big Dip 2276. II Bad News Bean Frankie Farrier 119 Nigh Games - Paul Magralm 711. 7226, 12. Rick's Gang 1979; 13. High Series. Connie Dean 52,9, Wesley Mott 2)0; Mike Neal 201; Jim's Car pentry 11-30, II Cus Franke Farrier 435 Hutton Clem 203; Harry Rutledge Carpels (7 3). IS. No. 3 (131:tom 6 Other Other Highlights, Starofth,W,,It 201, George l'taodwerk Jr. (99; LTD Club 1124 Oougtmnman +4.1. Harold Sauer 188. Robert Oshlnsk, High Games Don Wilt 2 1 0. John (99; Norm Nord 194; Frank Frost SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED 193 , Pat Murphy 1 93. Glen Williams G,orner 202; 3. Lamb 246. Ray Ce5inOwa M. Gene Rogero 2I6 Don Standings, I Di t'4arth; 2 Alley. 190; Bill Anderson (9(7 Cats; 3 SwingIng Singles. 4 HIlly Sapp 725. Ron Allman 20t. Bill Hirst High Serici. Robert Oshinski 532, 702 Billy, 3 J. Birds; 6. P'niters, Wesley Mott 519, Mike Neal 5-47; Pat High Games Jim JostoCk 732; Murphy 544, Paul Magraph $35; High Series: Ed Aubill 331; John Alice Livingston (93 Glen Williams 521. Geo rge Hand Dwyer 51); Skip Norton 310. Jerry High Series Kim Jatock 337; werk Jr. 314, Huston Clem 501. Temple 319; Gene Rogero 347, Don Peggy Batter 5(5 Other Highlights' Star of the Week S.app 519. Jerry Farelta 346; Ron Other Highlights. StaroftheWeek Mike Neal 413 Allmn 533; Kit Johnson 5'3. Diana Patton +131 UNPROFESSIONAL Other Highlights, Starof lIme Week D8ARY SOCIAL Standings; I Warnqr Sp.tlattl 34 John Dwyer +64 Starts HovveII Fros h VV 1JIfJ UJUWt)F Lake Howell hUgh's freshman basketball team opened with a 57-23 victory over the Howey4nThe Hills Monday, riding the double-column scoring per. formance of Mike Abbott. loi 5 thr Cu HOWEY: Schultz 000. Weaver 07. Wall 2 (5, Bollenburg 3 o, Watson 244. Holes 1 02. Totals 91 73 111301 HOWELL: Conway SO 10, Ray 11 3. Murray 000. LaCore 201. Stock well 21 S. Gidus 201, Abbott 3511, Barnes 5 0-10. Graham 201. Counts 000, Fannin 704. Kerry I 02 and tow win der prol -_ -. HOwsyI.The.HtIIs 4 a a Lake Howell Froth 13 14 13 17-0 per WI W Michigan 73. Lake r 68 Seattle at Buffalo Denver at Cleveland Phoenix at Indiana Golden State at Chicago Detroit at San Antonio Po rt land at Milw au kee Washingt on at Los Angeles Wednesday's Games Se attle at Boston Phoenix at New York Nets Denver at Priilaaelptsia Detroit at Houst on Milwauk at New Orleans Portland at Indiana Cleveland at Kansas City Cisco St 78 Denver 91. Ohio Northern 74 Gon:aga 59. WhitwrlPi 57 Grand Cnyon 76, Fl Lewis 4$ Montana 57. San Jose St 71 So. National Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern O.vuilon W L T PcI. PF PA BaIt 10 7 0 513 317 207 N Eng 9 3 0 750 311 211 Miami 5 7 0 II? 211 NY Jets 3 9 0 750 ISO 301 Buff 2 tO 0 167 (98 260 Central Division (mci 9 3 0 .750 273 112 I 1 0 647 210 238 I 4 0 661 779 13$ tltn s 0 II? 215 239 Cleve Western Division xOak 11 1 0 917 291 711 Deny 1 3 0 343 270 116 S Diego S 1 0 117 733 23.4 KC I S 0 .333 213 345 Tpa Ba -v 0 12 0 Ø) (fl fl9 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 6tSfl 0*vsli Dallas 10 2 0 833 254 (60 LOUIS $ 4 0 26$ 236 Wash I 4 0 .647 227 ($7 Ptsjla 3 9 0 230 1)1 230 4Y GIs 2 10 0 167 137 737 Central Division Minn 2 1 , 236 160 Dtrt 6 4 5(7 735 176 Chcgo 6 6 0 500 705 Ill G' Bay I I 0 333 (8.5 239 Western OivIjn LA. I 3 I 7 212 173 S Fran 7 S 0 313 236 170 N Or Ins i $ 0 333 210 292 Atlnta 1 $ 0 333 157 732 Slit 7 tO 0 .167 217 368 x Clinched diviSion title Monday's Result Son Francisco 20. Minnesota 16 N I ii ( k - ..? s, '' ! 'jJr;; " I Mafvri Perez m s *_^ ~ 1 40. 2 Santi Echano (1) 9 :3 60 1 Bilbao Altu (1) 3 60 0 (I 2. 36 00, P 2 1)57 60 SIXTH - I M,C Benoox 1 . -" $( ---- ' r• 10 'e/ ' - i Oliver Lee and Kevin Lewis both ret urn to Dehand this year. Titusville Astronaut was picked to lead the Class AAA. Defending champions Clearwater Central Catholic of Class AA and Tallahassee FAMU of Class A were first In their re- e ' 'S:i \ , II ø .,,.) 1 _w., f . , , ' __/ . ~_ I () 101 MN I __ MW •DU°31_ -LJijy verci BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl rE..5E REPLEN- 'm,.7j t'\V I EE , - RUNN(NL' - p..W.'5L" • ." ./ I r (_ J A'' ' -,Q.A ~ 7 - --------- ) - by Al Vermeer __________ W)-o RICHARD HAfRPNG C)AVIS 2 NONE IT WAS TH'E \( GREATEST )JOHN- 80Y 0F THOSE! ALL I ' A- . C,' 91 \/ 4, ._ 1) - i - -11 - Ti hI: FRANK AND ERNEST APPLIANCE DEPT • by Bob Thave - rHI'r's NOT -- (( 0~ 1 \ EF"CLERNNG i1 J 1( 'L O%IEN X I-lAD ) IN MIND. 11, j 'I 0 4 a 7 ( ': - '.-". -' - I, ' b' T. K. Ryan . . /JMN& OF A WHITE CHRISTMAS, IN(, ADN1' HILP&AFW7 ( 11:11 IDEAS I )' , " -- I (. I . --, A AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI __7_1 'II 1p (. , - ttiii sisi 38 Kettle 39 Pastry 41 Portion Out 43 Superlative suffix 45 Deluge 47 Bard 48 Ii human 49 Equine father 51 Besides - no on0 N AUllill no H__O 164 A Nosebleed December 1, 1976 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Partial successes are likely today because you'll have too many irons In the fire. Settle on just one or two things, but do them well, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have a tendency today to make unreasonable demands of loved ones. Your feelings could be hurt when they're unable to complyyour with wishes. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Treat all your friends unpartially today. Playing favorites must be avoided at all costs, or you'll turn off someone you're fond of. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be careful not to tread on innmany toes today in order to satisfy your ambitions. Your victory would be a hollow one. LEO tJuly 23-Aug. 22) Associates may agr ee with your ideas today, but express other opinions behind your back. Be careful who you put your trust in. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Business conditions are a bit trickier than usual for you today. Move warily. You could involve yourself in something costly. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't make concessions today Just for the sa ke of expediency. Give-and-take is a two-way street. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) At' nd to your own responsibilities today before assuming those of others. Spreading yourself too thin will help no one. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you follow your prearranged plans today, things should work advant.ageously. However, you're likely to deviate a bit and cause problems. CAPRICORN (DeC. fl-Jan. 19) Keep family affairs confidential today. Persons who don't share your roof should not be let in on family secrets. AflttADft' fl'.iflSIflJLJ T,n ')&L'h ( UUii. &,.rr CM. Sf1 IJ,I People who don't really agree with you today tend to awaken your wrath. You would fare better If you try to understand their veiws. PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) If you're too generous with the wrong person today you could (eel like a patsy later on. Avoid anyone who formerly tried to take advantage of you. YOUR BITHDAY Dec. 1, 1976 Lay long-range plans this year for that which you hope to achieve in the future. Seeds wisely sown will bear a harvest when you'll appreciate it the most. WIN AT BRIDGE -l.t) .iiil .JA\1l-..S .J -t( 'UI(\ J 0 NORTH £A K V Q 10 3 AKJ5 £10872 111, FST EAST £72 V3 82 i0876 £109854 V •0 9 432 - showed some extra va1ues and in any event if there was a play for the slam, Waldy would find it. Waldy's rebid to seven was one of those educated and successful decisions that Waldy has been making in over 50 years of top play. Th e Culbertson team gained 750 points here because at the other table Sims and Langdon stopped at SIX hearts. If you think modern bidders would have a cinch to reach seven. just try It out on a few of your friends. We doubt if more than half of expert pairs would get beyond six, although the grand slam is Iaydown DEAR DR. LAMB - What SOtTlI (Dl does one do to stop a nosebleed" £ Q ,j 6 3 It's vers dry in our office and I VAK97654 find that I'm getting nosebleeds — more often, especially In the A A4 1 ssinter. I know you have to lioth suiner.abk' apply pressure to the side of the Se%i North East South nostril and pinch the bridge of IV the nose hard, but do you put Pass 3 • Pasx :3 V s our head forward or back' I Pass 6V Pass TV don't like the blood flowing to "nose picking" which in turn Pass Pass Pass down my throat, so I would ,', Opening lead - 8 y leads to bleeding. A good trick Ippreciate it if you could help for people with a dry nasal ._ A California reader ;ISks me. Maybe a lot of people would again about whether a forcing lining is to lubricate the inside t like to know the correct way to wo bid is forcing when it is of the nose. Just take a small The City of Asbury trophy, treat a nosebleed. cotton swab and put a little now the Spingold Cup. was also a bid of game. In 1930 Culbertson it wasn't DEAR READER — It makes petroleum jelly on it. Now apply won by a team composed of In modern expert practice it a lot of difference whether the the jelly all over the Inside of Ely and Josephine Culbertson, is played as a one-round force. nosebleed is caused from the nose. let it stay there a Ted Lightner and Waldemar In other words, partner is supwhile before you blow your von Zetltwitz. Their margin of getting hit in the nose with a victory over hal Sims, posed to respond once, but baseball or from ruptured blood nose. The lubricant will soften Willard Kant, Lee Langdon may pass at his next turn. I. essel from high blood the lining and prevent drying. and Oswald Jacobs was 410 (Do you have a question pressure. This procedure done every day points Hands from the match for the experts? Write "Ask For the garden variety of may solve a dry nose problem should give a great insight the Jacobys' care of this and nosebleeds the soft tip of the prevent recurrent into the best 1930 bidding newspaper The Jacob will nosebleeds. nose should be pinched shut on We start with a grand-slam answer individual questions both sides and held that way for Incidentally, bleeding from bid byldy Waand Jo They got if Stamped. sell - addressed 1510 20 minutes. the back of the nose that there on the bidding shown in envelopes are enclosed The the box most interesting questions You'll do better sitting up and requires a post nasalpack is Jo's jump to six hearts was .v,lI be used in this column you can lean forward a bit to relatively serious, associated based on the theory that and will receive Copies of help prevent blood from flowing with a four to five per cent Waldy's three - heart rebid JACOBY MODERN down your throat. However, death rate. The pack itself may 'shen the tip of the nose is be part of the problem. Drs. SIDE i closed and the nose fills with Anthony J. Geroulis and blood it will flow out the back of I __ William J. Powell of the the nose down the throat University of Chicago have had I regardless of how you hold your good success in tying off an I head. artery to that area internal !(" And don't blow your nose for maxillary artery) with no at least several hours after it deaths or complications in has stopped bleeding. more than 29 patients. __'J You may need to pack the Those who want information front of the nose' with gauze. on the effects of inactivity and . Leave the end of the gauze strip bed rest can send 50 cents for >' ' sticking out the end of the nose The Health Letter Number 6-6. 1 ) It can be e asily removed. Send a long, st amped, selfrtt . It does not do an) good to addressed envelope for , i'. pinch the bridge of the nose. mailing. Address yo ur request The hard bon) structure cannot to (TIC in care of this newspaper, be squeezed down to shut off a P.O. Box 1551, Radio City bleeder. Station. New York, NY 10019 If you can't control the . bkeding you will net-ti to see a , , l ,' 6 f youre going swoy ) doctor. Bleeding from the back 009 trIp or if the nose sometimes requires I a post nasal pack that the VaCutn, doctor silill have to put in place fly TiLE - -'..l • Areas of blood vessels at the / PINCE 11, . ----\-"urface inside the nose that kod to bleed repeatedly can sometimes be cauterized and Iwo hence removed. of the most common I- 30 causes for nosebleeds is a dry .. çp lining of the nose. I suspect that ....., c., ., is your problem. This also leads '- .. "I always leave a few things for morn to Dick up Older people like to feeluseful, YOU know!" by G ll Fox i-- 1 (1 ' ,) L ' <g One -'c::::'\. i1 , by Garry Trudeau TUMBLEWEEDS March of Dirnes 'T'irne (comp wd) on a ' ' 17 Musical pipe 19 Negative prefix 22 Over IPoEic) 24 Abetted 25 One of 3 Stooges 26 Beliefs 27 Seaport in Alaska 28 Cut ci tiief iii.i Wednesday, "7k 4 " 4 I 111,1 Ft' 1( (IA ov 4ij_ For (. _,jlP", ., C. ii.. I' '?,' ran CLASS AAAA IDejand 2 Stuart Martin County 3 Tampa Robinson 1Brandon 50aa Beach Mainland 6 Lake Worth 7Wnter Park I Miami Killion 9.JOcIt5onvlll Forrest (0 Miami Jckqi LLIEl S sjitj 1!1 GLANCES 4. JN5pPP "rOU TO START ,v1LLIA?v1 RANC1,,F,tXii O,cN NEWSFPER. HEARST? ERNIE CARLYLE' r7 _PYLE? r RIGHT. -"( ,/' (, HOLLYHOCK r1-s j1, 'i 4 .n.. 1~ ,.,r, , i GIANTS OF JOURNALISM Pit Ai" ",d. 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Pdegul Ag ui rre 100 3 50. 3 Larri Sanchez II) 320 0 (1 5) 77 10. P (1 3) 836 80 I Domingo Perri SEVENTH III 2070 720 300. 2 Larr, Via 3602603 Jose Coldo (2) 4 70. 0 (3 6) 19 $0. P I) 6) 207 90, Biq 0 Ii 5 with 3 6) 1321 10 I Bilbao-Zarr, EIGHTH I? 20 360 360. 2 Anton Ramon 1 600100, 3 Sal.Bengoa (1) 3a7Q 5) 6 00. P IS 3) 13910 NINTH I Arta (1) 1320 6 620. 7 Zarre III 3,06 20. 3 Etorza (2)620. 0 ((1)3360. P (1 1(127 1 TENTH -1 Manolo (l) 14604 1000. 2 Ramon (31 (780 S 70 I 121 120. Q (37)3160. p 7470. 00 (111 26710 t.C.,e..... -I raixi . - Central CltholIc 7A)achua Santa F 3 Palmetto 4 Grace'vllle $ Lake PlaLid 6 Fort Lauderdale Pinrjt rIP1lTJ a C r I ti i C Pd F F U NF A,R I I) o $ Tf - / "i" ,'- Class AAAA in a poll by the florida Sportswriters Associatlon. - 54ccot.'.r ' 0)=~ ((-) " ~ A:, /y DeLand Cagers '1' ST. PETERSBURG (AP) DeLand, which finished with a 27-I basketball record last year and returns to the courts with two of Its best play- [,JPA I . " -•c-- -I'" N0 'I ., ! , J FIFTH - - r °-L ulil ulIl !llP Allllll 0 i so l llj 0onMEN l HNEE__ All Ill' ENOS ' BONN MEN111 alIll EnoA Al . ç' ' k.... r_;f..2:::___ , - - ' / E 1eiE . ~,'~ ~ ' I (1. . "r'Z SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE :::' - J 4 60 IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR B' :41 LOt C'- I FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * ekia(Wft G4 t SMART , N n.m. ~%'ELL, I 13OLGHT THESE BARBE,LS.T"E RO~%%G G ' Jose Ag-jirre (2) 4 2o, o Is i s - 11 60. P ( II) 9180 Pti Eloeza 5 60. 3 T,y Up MA4 S (Brit) MEN 0 n_.s. £,a,...e.,. . In Florida's Pro Football ARCHIE I Echanocotdo I? !JUjOjj -000 (I 194)11109 70 , 2 Alave Aguirre New Mexico 56. Yugoslavia 3970920, 3 Anton Bengoã Ill S 6) Nationals II (2 6) 6.420; P (42) 19910. fig San Francisco (20. Califor nia (I 4 with 6) 45 20. (1 6 with all 2 Davis I San Diego St 59, P1 Arizona 19200 Handle - (111.194. -- A 2225 ' 45 ________________________________ Di A.M. uper Washipgton 2. Negui Beilla 710350 3 CachoAlberdi (SI Ii St Texas AIM 70. Texas Luther an Texas El Paso II, Colorado 61 Texas Tech 87, S Dakota 36 FAR WEST Arizona 91. Fullerton St so Cal Poly SLO TOO. San Fran 59. 7 40 A 01D, s lj F' ME1 i St. Wichita St 67. Montana St so SOUTHWEST Arkansas 69. Hayward St 39 Baylor 90, Pan American 70 Texas 16, Centenary Oral Rob9rts II. Quincy 63 Rice II. Wayland Baptist 62 Texas 71, Oklahoma St 73 Los Ang n 60 fl PItL. [112fi a rN I _ Tuesday, Nov. 30,1976--38 Answer to Previous Puzzle 11111010 x - 60 - Knicks , Dakota SS, Mimmorri 35 Sanford Brown 101, St. Louis Pharmacy 911 S Illinois 73, William Jewell CONFERENCE Goldn SI I 10 4 Phoenix 6 5 429 Monday's Games No games scheduled Today's Games New York Nets at New York Dakota Miami. Ohio 69, Purdue 67 Moorheaci St to, S Dakota Atlantic Division a t one end of the lake, covering it In a straight line, nudging balls on the bottom with his bare toes, picking them up, then starting the circuit over again. "They're everywhere under here," he said. "But you can't just go out and find them. It takes work." IA! L : by Art Sonsom (..OM C4.J, L.&T 73609 I 1310. 3Larri Arana (1)SSOQ l2 .i 5620. P126)11900; DD 14 THIRD 1 Ica Beitia (II (9 cs AkNrons Iowa 14. Kent 53 Kansas St $3. Arkansas Pro Basketb all EASTERN Pittsburg St. 69 (St Cleveland at Colorado National Basketball Association Products 26 22. Cincinn ati 9 Evansvil Los Angeles all Toronto II 19, Butler 65 Bradley 57 StCt Michigan II. Michigan Wednesday's Games Thirteen players shared in bama, Wake Forest, Ten- ones he sells for less or throws 1(2 the scoring for Alabama with nessee, Maryland, Southern away. (6 Alabama $ 30 72 Miller has been around the Illinois, DePaul, Rutgers and 17.Rutgers 1100 41 six finishing In do uble figures. II Baylor Temple Terrace Golf Club since 7-21 20 Sophomore Keith McCord and North Carolina-Charlotte, 19.N Carolina I? 9 20 Robert Scott paced the balThe records include games he was in his teens. He caddied 20 Mississippi St 12 9 20 for years. anced attack with 14 points, through Sunday. (tie) Pen n SI 740 12 lie says an ulcerated stomach kept him from holding a steady job, so he started looking for golf balls. Once five or six years ago, he AT BOWL AMERICA caught pneumonia. Now, if the sun isn't out he goes home and BARBOUR BROTHERS LADIES Slandings Comly's Texaco 29-IS. 11. Sambo' 3111, 3 Johnny's Standings: 1 The M's i, D's 20 Village TV 27 it. DeBary Sanitation waits for another day. Standard 29 19. 1 Wil5' Amoco 29 12. 2. Loose En 1913; 3. The 23-19; VIllage Inn 23 7); Pan 19; 5 No 6 29.19; 6 No 725-20 If there's an art to retrieving S)enderslS 1L4. The 3 xl's 14 10, 5 American Bank 22-22; Senez Conti Prosier F or d 77 21, 8 Amer wood golf balls, Miller knows it. He Bom Losers 14 18; 6 Hot Stuff 14 is n 22~ Harry's TV 21-23, 56 (AP) - A golf613 er's bad luck is Red Miller's points to 603, while Kentucky bread and butter. was fifth with 503. Early in the morning before by Ala- Benedictine New York Rangers at Atlanta Color KEGLER'S KORNER PETTICOAT Standings Jacks Mini Mark et 32 1 6, Big Dip 29 1 9. United Trophy 7$ 20; Car-ben Jewelers 2124 Taytr THE BORN LOSER - ers 5 Cats and dogs animal 9 Mischievous 52 Threa lprttix( child 55 Eastern 12 Repetition 58 Experts 13 Selves 59 Be wrong '4 Feather scarf 60 Food 15 Broad Smite 61 Calif valley 16 Sorting 62 Mao 18 Over Iprefit) tun 19 Compass 83 Smallsword point 64 Glazes 20 Ancient Italian family DOWN 21 Canal system 10 northern 1 Dowels Michigan 2 Beige 23 Domestic 3 More needing 26 Purpose quenching 29 Sometime salt 4 Long period ingredient of time 33 Evening (Fr) 5 Serf 34 Foretell 6 While- p lumed 36 Female hog heron 37 Madame 7 Bushy clump i_ - 19 A Seeger N - TASIPA also 2-0. for third place. 12th, followed, In order, 131 138 830 Ill 18 DePaul - 1 Folksinger (abbr) 87 - I 46 Bishopric 47 Destructive in. sect 50 Domestic 38 Skin opening 8 Compass 30 Not in 53 Italian capital 39 Telephone rod perspective point 54 40 Minister's 9 Large wading 31 -- Conten. Osins' wife 56 Born speech bird dere, plea 42 Panic (Gil 10 Blanc 32 Rams mates 57 Knock 44 S urimers (Fr it Er boy 35 Either 58 Greet letter - I ACROSS Ii i -. - (44 Ju. 111k rn-. ,Iv. , .4,1 till')" I A, q11 '7 , �a--- 4 B-Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1976 ~ TONIGHT'S 18-Help Wanted "TV CLASSIFIED ADS 6 ate call from an undermanned Korean army hospital 61111 FIRING LINE wi- ANDY With Md) T uesday 6$ oosnoes 9 HOLLYWOOD sou*s 12 MY THREE SONS 24 EAST CENTRAL Fl_OR. DA REPORT Evening 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6$ EMERGENCONE MENT 630 12 NBC NEWS 2 4 a 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6$ I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 wild. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 $25000 PYRAMID 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 2 12 POUCE STORY: A big. empty house becomes a t1)OIa(y dormitory for a FREE SWAP SHOP ParI Ilajir' IS TRAT YOU 7' AHOFLIAMARKET EVEPY SUHDAY PAM s u CALL 352 ills AMAZING GRACE FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES ON STAGE-IN PERSON TIM 9:30 7:30 TINY S• tums pobo .of an unsolved million dollar tianii robbery 6 0 ,i_s_S 11 50 6* PAUL HARVEY COM MtNEAHY 4 2 4 1200 WILD WILD WEST 9) DAILY WORD 5)m MOVIE: DOyfl-"ESth Evans. fbchwd B&tion (joined in progress) 200 2 ' DAILY DEVOTIONAL ri.ill TWO NIGHTS ONLY! 1155 6*. CBS NEWS 9 1200 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST. 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 6$ MY THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD LESS 5* PERRY MASON 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 4. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY. MD 6W NOTICIAS EN ESPANOI M 6 Afternoon 105 T11111911111`111111 angj the ianert)ack Alex Karras, Joseph Mascofo star A I2year old boy and his Inerids try to convince ,..' limo boys father that -....' woi,dd rather be a sterstar with a camera lt'ian on football field. 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 12 EMERGENCY ONE 530 2 NEWS 6 IIOGAN'S HEROES 6$ PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 - BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 4 ON STAGE STAR 600 (MA') CAMERA THREE 625 6280636 NAVEL ORANGE S. $2 SO flu 322.0362 or 322 6133 Oranges, Grapefruit .. ... .$I,SObu, Call between 3:30 & 6 p.m. 373 5439 - - 4-rersonals - . - (.uIr. IS NOW HIRING WEOD,NGS PERFORMED By Notary Public 322 2026-Eves & Weekends Meeker clutch purse's, cigarette cases & key cases. Gwaltney Jewelers, 201 S Park Ave ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 6251227 for "WE Care", Adults & Teens ___________________________ DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED fo r do it yourselfen's, 150 Marilyn's 99 . Secretarial Service. Ocala, 137 5773 Notary Marriages Performed New Electronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care Products Towers Beauty Salon, $19 E itt., )fl 5142 SHOP. RENT, SWAP THE EASY WANT ADWAY Readand use the Want Ads everyday -._____.... FACED WITH DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help fii iii 4`L 11177 Write Po Box 1713 Sanford, FIorda 37771 ORANGE PICKERS NEEDED DELAND AREA. fli AAh. 711 Fill Santa's bag quick and easy . Shop the want ads for Christmas buys Good salary, fringe benefIts, paid vacation and ho lidays, excelle working conditions. III Send complete resu me to Mr. Mike Kelly, Pers onnel Director, Arrow Glass float & Manufacturing Corporation, 931 Firestone Boulevard, MemphIs, TN 35101 Rentals NOW LEASING SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 639 ! ' I 645 4i LOCAL NEWS Protect ---.----. -. 12 WATSHAppEG? 655 A ---------- 7.00 at 7 . 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Carpeting M her MODEl OPEN: THE HERALD CL ASS IF lE D DEPARTMEP.I1 3222611 ; l 323 j DAILY-l:30 a.m,.S:30 p.m. SAT-Il a.m.-6 p.m. SUN.-1 p.m.-6 P.M. FOR INFORMATION CALL 7080 j Another Fine Development By IIA On Ridgewood To ,,i i ' Terrace Over 700 paper back books tsc each or 10 tør SI 322 SIQIatber WILCO CON51UC1lON COMPANY A11111111 S S.O.CS Leader I I Multiple Listing Service I 141 AL TOIlS 2565 PARK []] -- Shot, t he classf,ed ma's gilt 'deaS 3(15 101' Pest Control __________________________ - I ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Christ ' 2542 Park Drive 3275845 CLASSIFIED DEPT )22 7611 or III 9993 I ________________________ ____________________________ Sewing Insulation ____________________________ I Hauling It:o*n in Insulation .Ma o In SulatonCo call before 9 m . I)) 0042 or 904 713 6311 LIGHT HAULING 4. YARD NO GARAGE CLEAN Alterations. Dress Making, Drapes. IJpti(Jl5ter', 372 0101 Land Clearing ' Well Drilling - - I SALE All Items Reduced FREE SHOPPING SERVICE FOR SHUT INS Christmas Gifts including birthstone rings, earrings. necklaces. yo ygi. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in 14,01 E s t a te5 duly in tte I classitied ads Nothing about that Small Fill Dirt. Clay. can 'lock 53(1(1 5.ackhoe LOadv. Ph 3771571 WELLS DRILLED, . SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Al types arid Vits We r-par and Service SliME MACHINE 8. want to sell som ething 9 Dial the magic numoir 372 2411 or 131 Just about everything for Christmas CUing Ads' -- HUCHEY EQUIPMENT Lite Clearing. Mowi.g D.sng be found in lIme Want I -' Ev ening Herald Cl.lSsfed Dept ' iO? SUPPLY CO id 2nd St 3226132 *allel. scout knives and clothes, L OW Down VA&FHA Homes Kt, Realty, 322 2335 40? IN First $I Sanford Estimates Call RoCerl. 373 4644 I _______ ANYT IME Drive ' Dells 8. iOdieS' P urses. stock 6. tools Body shop. 13th & Elm. I Sanford 322 2420 J to make Finest in Interior 5. Exterior PainIng Discount Price's Free Carpentry. Remodeling. Addition's, Residential 5, Commercial Clean Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Pt I. Box 111CC. Santorts, FI Free estimate 3236018 12711 -. 3236425 II _______________________________ __________________________ Your 3 line ad on this page bOr t week, only $6 S - Painting Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service steal at 1.39.300 Loll SjnirmJ - $ Leather shop equipment :.i,,ke5 Its BPP warrant ed home In Sanford.West on 25th St. oft 17-92 Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South Blocks Metal Shed, red tarn lype, Ix 10'. 3300 323 5029 alter 5 p m 1771 GeElsarclt'5 Home Repairs, Room Additions. Concrete Work. Pant 'no Carpenter Work, Ceramic Tile, Alum Enclosures, 32) 6.423 Fr,. Estimates % DIC K'S LAWN SERVICE Mowing Trimming. Edging, Fall Clean up IX) 553.1 I Central Heat 5. Air Condit,oning For tree estimates, call Carl H arris t SEARS fl Sanford 322 SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only $33 Phone 322 1338 -, I EXPERT LANPI SERVICE Movong, Edging, trimming Fret Estimates Phone 37) 1792 ' Cleaning Sell or Trod. for Building Mate'r.ai, 1970 Torino, 12 Aim Boot. I ,mntastic 3 BR, 2 bills On extra .irqe beautifully landscaped lot ormal dining room, central P1 6. .0 utility Shed and workthcp __ DIRECTIONS: 2 Stinley & True Value Hardware, 61h Is. Maple 3720500 LOCH ARBOR 210 Homewood Drive Prestige living at its finest Iiow o Rockwell power tools and hand tools from Gregory Lumber warrant ed Just 121.900 maintenance fees. Iiusinp Mei .r; ?no Montj,'sy 'i1; (lbH 0, ip'. DAily ICtosed .t Bnqo ThOrsdOy 21.1)1; I DEL TONA lv35 Daroca Drive Charmi,1J 2 1114, I bath Ideal tOm Insure living Conveniently 'xated in friendly neighborhood ,'iiI sell quickly at 113.120 room are some of the extras BPP concrete block construction. 1,044 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools - No - Plaster Patching Simulated brick & Stone specialty 372 2150 ,"4 Landscaping & Lawn Care ' Interior, Exterior Plastering. ShOpping Sell those items OLi no longer need with a Quick At'n Want Ad in the Evening H(I11 .' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , can oer vc..,r Nome *ith C t SHEPHIRD aluminum & ScitI syStem Also i Pai'tng. Remodeling, General Re Rooting. Gutters 20 Yri E*p : pairs Call 323857$. Eagle Siding Co 551 9563 0J will love Black & Decker or In mint condition' Lovely 3 OR. I', barn Variety of fruit tree's, fenced Dick yard ,iitd laundry throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality Home Improvements 1Earn extra cash for Chr i stmas 322 3677 '.IINLAND ESTATES 716 Turner, 373 0111 .ucxJ Circle Conveniently located I UP, 2 bath home Access to I I Used Restaurant and Bar Equip 6 makes this a super buy at $77 Gas Grill. Deep it fryer. Cash Register, other equip )2' 7170 PIPIECREST 103W Air port Blvd 477OfJ NOW 'j , ____________________________ -- ' Trailer.)' Merc 72 model IN ORIGINAL PRICE N tenstrom Realty EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - 3uaranlea reconditioned dub batteries, 112 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sa nford Ave 321 0410 -- S BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' I II your cit. b or N HO TL , con BUY -SELL TRADE $ 6 200 w,m't Guitar, both 'r i it 1 31 E F rst SI 2b% Amp. - * 1 Console Stereo. AM FM Rad'o & REALTY Reg Real Estate OR V F.W.LOGCABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT would like t0 bi lflcluded lii this lI$Ping .rm(I Eat In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room or Take Out Merchandise diwn f 3, BINGO Deluxe Ventura Elect $100 323 0322 WILSON MAIER FURkllim.JRE (tt1 CKz1v 9 til 9:30 Fri. & 5100 We're Offering A A, CHICKEN MaPy/t7/?d FRIED CHICKEN NEED A HOME' 32.1 7593 HILDA RICHMOND 571 )I67 Dellona Help BARREL • ( (Easfl L Fender BR. I ___________________ 2 bath, tam rm . Ig separate garage & storage game rm , , 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 5.17 5(42 Payment to jalilied buyers I Long',r. uOcJ Reg. OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAI.s I 6N4,44 h BR. Ii baths. cent heat, refur bished At low as 115.000 A55 CHOICE OF 2 Cole Slaw - Potato Salad - Baked Beans French Fries - Mashed Potatoes a Gravy - 322 1 4A i For Appoin t men t Call 305 322 31Q3 F LEFT RE5FiVE 3 PIECES CHICKEN-HOT ROLL . -1 Sanford Fla COMMERCIAL PROPERTY (ho,CC commercial sIC 250 x250 On iS Hwy 17 92 inside Sanford city limits By owner 1237970 RIALESTATE . 0 . . 29 CHICKEN DINNER L' , MerChandise Pianos 5. Electronic Organs with 'u'Orniti( rhythm section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano 7. Organ Sales & Western Auto, 31 m'l First St , 312 7255 4.6--CommerCial Property -. C a II Ba it , I , - ... co'l so to Move in before Christmas Freshly painted. 3 BR borne w.lt'm central air In quiet established neighbor hood Re Inance or trade ii your sma ller home Call now Reduced to S24 950 - 59-MUSIca1I NiCe corner landscapesl residential lot, central Sanford location, Reasonable By owner 32J 6.479 Save $1500 1% RUTH TUECH Floobdo i J 211 W 1 137 acres. count, blacktop road. partly wooded, corner Property Terms $11.100 Broker, 9310111 * IllitSi, .110-IN Q1V(Nt d you knc,', that 7:.' club or Organization iiu ar.pear In this listing ci, ii .'.cp for only $3 .'.e"k' Thit is an d.,i I .'.aj to inform the pubic of your club ,, tivitiec 5,, ',. Everything For The GolferBails. Golf Bags, Ducksier Jackets. Ladies and mans go;1 apparel and Shoes Mayfar Country Club Pro Shoo, 372 2531 Osteen 323.5774 Anytime l&Bedroom 2 Bath Models i\ a arold Hall Realty Sanford AI'orn,,y G.nerufi ONce 49 (Ir, , ,I.-I'll'', _Sat 0.-, ,11110~,13 H ' ______________ Park , 83-4 9217 STOP I _______ FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H _ HWX cmME PC! ' P,I FD 1:30 P.M. do Dec. 31, 1976 '\Iillage 1}• U SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 Casselberry Winter Spning Forest City Allamonte SprIngs - ,*. 1505 W. 25th St. -___ HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT Used Office -- 1 protectiag your u.Igkb.rs. ft you sanythhsg stitspidovs-CALL _______________ Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor EVERY DAY someone is loosing for what you have to Sell. Call today and y our ClaSSified Ad will appear he're tomorrOw Hostess. - - -- ___________ (I I riqo Every Wed ,S,it Early Bird',? 15 GOVERNOR'S ARRIVE A 25 " 8:25). - Luxury Patio Apartm ent, M. UN SWORTH REALTY 7,5 i'a.ti nq s fIi;5l00y 1 30 1st Iii,'. NEIGI€OR 71-Antiques No Closing Costs No - CIJCEJ SOClflYj -. ________________ " Year End Special House In 3 Months If You Qualify r 'AMIRICAN '- SELL THAT CAR TODAYt . Place a low cost want act men slay Close to your phone -.--__ `-' 1 (1q01[VekV1i~e1(1 - ri "Get Em While They're Hot" )OApa rtments Unfurnished sj 7 ULIAS, YOGA AtlO YOU Electric Guitar and Amplifier, $15; Electric Bass, Carrying Case & Amplifier, $15; Ludwig flats and Ludwig Snare Drums With Brats, $75. Corn Cornet with Ca se $75; SEMINOLE COIN, 109 W. First St . Sanford 10 to I Monday thru Friday I BR turn apt , lights. /'a'ert,jrn 21111 burnished. 31*) Kale's SANFORD- 3 BR, 1½ bath home Mature adults No pets, %9S J17 Wekiva Landing, 372 4470 With central heal & air I7x2I 2796 alter 4 w days. gar'e r.',, iJiIlify h1dfln ,i,.r ._ 7 BR trailer, all utilities, centra! iiii Elhtii s An foundation, large trees $23,900. __________ SAN MO PARK. I. 7. 3 bedroom heat, TV, I child accepted. Ho tiqe's, 1 ml IN of I Ion old St Rd New FHA trailer apts Adult & fCmiiy park Pets $10 wk 372 9066 46 at "76' Station. Paola, 372 5471 WE TAKE TRADES ____________________________ Wf'ekty. 3513 Hwy Il 97, Sanf or d LAKE MARYSparkling) li,, BR, 323 1930 2 BR , turn - cabana, porch, fenced bath ho me with Florida room, ____ 75-Recreational Vehicles yard Adults only No pets 323 ism central heat & Motivated owner. Camper Trailer to, rent, 71', lull 0558 alter 4 30 323.150 New lilA bath, twin beds. Heat, air ,y,Y i'.'.L.','F. I Ti;, ,i 1 11 W, 1 197 3 29' 5th Wheel Quinstar Coach 5152 bath, well cared for Older home man, air, tape, With radio, built in Real Estate Forrest Greene Inc. Kitchen equipped Nice area , 51Household Goods MONTHLY RENTALS speakers. oil equipped With or $15.500 i :t 62-Lawn-Garden AVAILABLE _______________________ withOut 1974 Ford Pickup truck 41-Houses Color Iv, r Conid .MOid Serv Both A I cond,t,on 17500 323 S147 We sell our trade in furniture at low $51 LONGDALE. LW - 31' i CB INC. QUALITY INN NORTH prices Good selection home, CHA, carpeted. shaded NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES t 4 & SR 134, Longwood It? 0 fenced lot Near schools, shop 76A-Auto Repairs Woodruft's Garden C enter -w, GAR NE TT WHITE COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS REALTOR MLS ping $fl,$O0 Home For The 601 Celery Ave Air, carpeted, Quiet 1 Real Estate Broker and 2 $322 5PM 1 mi East I Holidays beilrooms, $175 to $135 month Expert Mechanics JUNGLE ROAD - Geneva, Nice JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC All work 133 LAKESIDE DRIVE. SF - 31 WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT Adults Phone 312 lIla doublewide moi,,iie home, I acre. 2 Sets Twin Beds. complete $110 101W Commercial guaranteed, Reasonable prices. 15 CB home in country, near Lake Owner hasprucedth1 well kept) yr wnip' PI,.rn . 513,555) Phone 327 7681, " yr's experience. MOle'y's Garage, total 572 Cherokee Circle, Sanford Minnie. Double lot, well, lots of Sanford Old 3 BR, f o r latI sale Equipped the E.en.r Herald toda,i (Snland) ___________________________ 2539 Park Dr. 322 3935 Bill extras, lanced 124.9130. kitchen, with breakfast bar, utility 31A-Duplexes 3 YEARS OLD - 4 OR, 2 bath. C Bowers, Operator, . . .. REAL NICE HOME room, 2 baths, living & dining, 158,A,. I', acres, $72,500 MLS REALTORS 141-Equipment for Rent ---______________ paneled family room, that BR, I bath, carpeted and C A, tjriturnr,i'rl ?,',ri t.i'lrA',,,, Secur'l FUTURA BY SINGER overlooks a large yard with citrus .. Autos Wanted 77-, kitchen equipped, nice lar ge lot. 321-0041 Deposit Arlult', Preterrp1, h & One of Si INCOME PROPERTY 1 ng er's Se top Touch arid w 7 trees Quiet area, close to Steam Clean Your Own Carpet '- ---. Can assume mortgage. No it.e Zig Zea machines Assume everything $17,500 121 0210 20 11 S 'FRENCH Pent Our Rinsenvac qualifying. Very small down BUY JUNK CARS - from $10 to $30 balanceof $185 Soon par$iI,90 per CARROLL'S FURNiTURE 3725151 32-Houses Unfurnished Payment Monthly payment on month. Will take trade in Singer Coil 372 1621 alter 4 p rn __________________ REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE mortga ge $15797 DELTONA- Beautifully furnished 7 COUNTY equipped to Zig zag & make button - --2 Acre's, 3 BR, 1 bath, BR ho Eyes me on high corner lot with Winter 'ornqs 3 Ilk. excellent 377 1517; 372 1179 65-Pets. Supplies holes Balance of 15$ is or to tam rm , central heal, air unit, ?'8-?/torcycles Florida room, carport, heat and (onciton. min ieaio 6 mos $265 201 E 25th St payments Of $6 Call credit ' -. .- _ ----, _________ . dishwasher Owner holding air. Close to sho pping $11,000, MO No pets Near school 327 0233 116.500 . . - .. .. manager. 3729411 or see at GROOMING - All Small breeds, SANFORD SEWING CENTER Motorcycle Insurance Days 372 1111 Eve's 323 0.153 JOHNNY WALKER Professional, Reasonable $31. BATEMAN REALTY Nice 2 BR block home, burn or DYNAMIC PROPERTIES BLAIR AGENCY Broker The Old Singer Stcre 7703 Associate Peg Peel Estate Broker cnturn. 3237970 or 322 7$29 alter 6 Reg Real Estate Broker ----.--. S V. Harawck, Broker , )33 1866ar371 7110 Pm General Contractor , 1030 State St 763$ S Sanford Ave. DelPnr a, 460 6611 . Sanford Plaza Beautiful kittens for sale, 3 mo's. old USE WANT ADS for quick response - -__________________________ 972 6151 331 0159 eves 322 764.3 Call 571 1107 after 130 P m in buying or telling. --- --.-I 6.? OR ApIs ,excellent location, all 79-Trucks-Trailers- - -S EWING MACHINE -------73,% electric kitchens. AC. carpeted. BALL REALTY EXECUTIVE HOME in beautiful Campbell's Poodle Pad S SINGER FUTURA -Cos'nplete drapes. adults, fr om $150 2015 Pickup truck, ;W Wilson Place. Six miles west of RN? R e al Estate Broker pr Like new, Singer's finest. Still in grooming 7167 Park 1971 GMC Sanbord Ave . Phone 327 1413 condition Sanford Auction, 373 downtown Sanford. Lovely one SALES RENTALS Ave . 322 It?! warranty Original price over 7310. 517w lt St ,Sanford year old, I bedroom, 3', r .' bath BR. 2 bath Also I BR,-HAROLD $450 Will sell for $285 cash or take _______________________ 372 5641 Or)?? 2157 alter Hrs, Black AKC Male Poodle home on generous pool oriented tot HALL REALTY. REALTOR, 323 up payments 01312 per month. NO If Purchased & Closed By 1960 GMC pick up, V 6, standard nestled under huge oaks. Load s cm 1Mos 340 You Can Have Your -'- - _-_-_ 51 1 4 MONEY DOWN. Will take trade transmission, Step side, p051 cabinets fl it' x Il' kitchen, 327 00 $1 .55 part payment, Free home trial, ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. traction rear, new paint, good fireplace in family room, brick Lake Mary, 2 BR. Florida room, no Obligation Call 64.1 6779 day or Sticker, $475. Also l96OCheyy pick. Ic-riced yard. shady Near lake and tile gas grill on 31'x12' porch. night BROKERS 'ml' DEL TONA- 1106 Giovanni St • 3 up 230 engine, automatic Iran intercom, central vacuum System, 322 ISO? Days-372 -l 612') ____ 1111. lB. Gar Smissn, io disc brakes, fleet side, 174.500 2 central heating and air can Nights-372 2357 Male Doberman pupoes, chOm 52-Appliances new paint, FM radio, good 2 BR with family r oom $110 pe r 5oney is available tOr Subsidized ditioning units Plea se call for pion Show stock, 6 wits old Coil . SANFORD-2306 Park Ave Villas, 2 Slicker, 3150 722 4S32 month with $50 security deposit. housing in rural areas No down ap po intmen t 7 Story- 4 BR, 21 2 baths . 123 557$ OR, I'm B. Townhouse 323 5551 119.300 payment, monthly payments lest Recreational facilities 159,900. than rent VERY CLEAN 2 BR older home. 80-Autosfor Sale JENNY CLARK, Realty, Realtor, '' CASSELBERRY- 731 Laurel Way, 68-Wanted to Buy close to downtown, Churches and . 312 SANFORD-- Lovely 7 or 3 BR, I I BR, 2 8. Fjm Pm, Fla. rm. GE Micro Wave Oven, was 1-439, eneva sho pping Inc ludes separate 1961 Mustang, new Ire's, new paint, bath home in good location, ex 0111 gar. fence Now 1359 Sanford Electric Co LOnQWOOa I Acre Lakefront 1.35.900 ficiency apartment or workshop CClint condition, 118,700 VA No good running condition. Moo 322. 2577 Park Dr., 3721542. Cash for Antique's Consignments Ga rdens 110,5 00 (" down. li-hA Low down wanted Hi way 16 Auction FOREST CITY- 3550 Gieaves CI Huge Bedrooms KENMORE WASHER arts Galleries. 3226972 3 BR. 7i. B, Fern rm Fla. rm , POOL HOME in county westOf -.' Service Used machines. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 12 and Dbt Gar . F .repic . Vac syt) You iuSt won't find the SPACE in Sanford. Owner out of state. needs MOONEY APPLIANCES. 173 0697 Wanted to buy used office furniture, '73 Models Call 1236S70 or $31 sprinkler sys. Studio, I, 2,) any other home - plus acreage 312.900 ____________________ t sen Any quantity. NOLL'S. 4603 Dealer Real Estate Broker plus LAKEFRONT' 3 BR-could --. Bedroom Apts. CASSELBERRY. Hwy. Il 92, 830 -503W lit St OVIEDO- 392 Celery Cm . N be 1 plus 3 car garage - All for 1 PINECREST- Newly painted, cozy 54-Garg Sales Quiet, One Story 1706 DAYTOP4AAUTOAUCTIOI'l under 350,000 1 Call Carole Jordan, BR.? B. Fam. Rm , Doi 1336061 Pt 3230317 e.t,,.. --3 BR. I bath home near elemeri Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speedwaf, Kitchen Equipped Car Realtor Associate TODAY for 135.200 tary School YARD SALE -- Wed, Thur's 6. Fri. YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD WE BUY FURNITURE Daytona Beach will hold a public appointment Adult-Family FOR RESULTS Try one today' 10 to I I)? W Wilbur Ave. Lake . Ma itland Auction AUTO AUCTION every Saturday, p, LOPIGWOOD- 132 Lea Ave Mary Clothes, plants, toys, books, 339 6416 night at 7.30 It's the on ly one In CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 2 8.Fam. Pm DBI. Car ,Fen One Bedroom _____________________ misc items, $30 Hwy 134. Longwood Florida You set the reserved Ce 339,900 19193 French 377 1991 From $31 8227 . - - price 1-b charge Other than 13 Eves 172 1496 327 4154. 322 1951 regtrjton tee unIes vehicle I'. $ CIIULA VISTA- Groveiand Drive55 Boats & AccessorIes GET EXTRA 173 39$6 - . CASH FOR sold Call 901 2S5 $311 for further 4 OR. 3 B. Pam Pm.. l,r plc. 42-Mobile Homes - CHRISTMAS b'r selling yOur good . ' details sir porch 360.000 FURNISHED.. 1 BR, I, bath, used furniture and appliances to ROBSON MARINE central air. ready to move in 4 Wheel Drive Jeep, good condition. Larry's New 6. Used Marl, 5 , 2 BR. unfurn. 27' x IS' screened \ 292$ Hwy Il 92 SPRINGS- 100 Bit $76,900 Sanford Ave.. 3774132, Needs some work. 5650. 322 2217. I porch, utility shed, on Wekiva 321 5961 Sanford, Fla. terwood St. . 3 BR. 7 b. lOm Pm LAKESIDEAPARTMENTS'i WINTER Rlvtr. 5-4.000 Call 327 153.4 for Dbl Car 1968 Sports Fury, 179.900 CHOICE AREA- 3 OR. 2 bath. 30 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I ss Highway 17-92, Sanford appt 57-Spoils Equipment new inspe ction. loaded op PriCeS pad C" Across From Ranch House f a mily rm . a line home 331.900 con ,,3222090 See your Real Estate Broker or call ' Nicecondition 32'] 91362 4 Rms with built on den & Storage I 11100 64.4 $176. A' flIer Park 113-8670 or 831.977 STOP RENTING- Move in - then 53 1 5551 Ert 5on.ihIy Muiiaqrd room on nice 15'125' lot. Priced buy N ea t 3 OR (H. kit PauioCmPd 1 . ' -'U'-for Quick sale 321 2869 .._,, W W carpet. 177.000 For 5i5 ChriStmas, give a 3 rack gun OR, 71' x 64' Barrington, VA loans holder, with door f or shells GOVERNMENT HOUSES- $100 ----------..---.--_ availa be 1' Beautifully handmade of mour down GREGORYMOBILE HOMES tan pine, $35 377 1316 or 322 VETERANS No down 3503 Orlando Dr 12'] 5200 r , ' Uppland For fast relief call the Electric Guitar and Amplifier. $15; Electric Bass, Carrying Case & Amplifier, $73; Ludwig Bass and Ludwig Snare Drums with Brats, $75. Corn Cornet with Case $25. SEMINOLE COIN, 109 W First St • Sanford, 10 to I Monday thru Friday Cottage, S rooms, 1 bath, 251 5 3rd j St., Lake Mary. 311,500. Phone Kitchen Bathr oo m Cabinets, 60--Office Supplies ItO 1703. _________________________ C ount er tops Sinks tnstallal'o' ........_._ . available Bud Cab,ll 372 51357 ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair ,in'limr Spacious, custom 3 OR, 2 both, liv. Furniture rm , din. rm , den, eat kit - Ii, acres. Privacy. Near hosptai 377 Wood or steel mies'. P'P(uIvp d'%k & Chairs, Secretarial desk% & 5173. ,, -. l3utane Lighters, $995 up. m on ey Chairs, Straight chair,, filIng clips, 4 50 Gwaltney Jewelers, Cabnett, at it Cash and carry TA F F ER REALTY 2131 5 Park Ave NOLL'S Reg Peat Estate Brnker Castelberry, Il W. 530 42O 1100 F 25th St 2 6655 REALTOR, tIiLS FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW HI - ( ) 15 A Fl L I- Allan (arousal Organ, like new. Sold w for 13.500 First 11.300 take's. Phone 5300051. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Rir'.g our chimes and place a fast act ing. low cost want ad. Call 372 1611 or $31 9993. -1. 634 12' LIVING WUDS 2574 Park Or . 37 2 2118 Realtor After Hours. 172 1991 322 9251 1220641 '* 11 Jewel watches. $2995 up. pierced earrings. $693 up Gwaltney Jewelers. 20.4 S Park Ave. 323-7832 Equal Opportunity Employer. - Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. WAN 110' SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Make SU and have fun swapping foot Bring your articles to Movielind Drive' In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market. Scott' 1 7 92, ever 'j Sunday. 9 a rn to p m CHARGE Reserve free spaces Ptmorie 372 1216. 7 pm to 9 pm any night --.' NOTICE 6$ Wedms&y9s , We want 3 men with at ap pearance and a desire to move up 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Quickly Due to promotions, we have openings for 3 training New moder n single story 1 & 23BR aPtS.. and completely furnlsime'd managers. We have 3ur own local studio apIs. Conveniently located. 5 training program, so there is no beauliluily landscaped. Abundant going out of town for 7 to I weeks storage, including attIc. "GE to get your training. This is an Energy Efficient Package", From earn as you learn program. Alter $143. Call Ted or Jeenette Ean irini,u, tiu,,,&,4 nanelti. Resident S er vice Direc rnanagmtwn0d for's, 32) 3301 to see mod el's and is your own branch Office. The wIect your new apt. only time limit on this Is detef. mined by your desire to get ahead along with your ability to motivate Ridgewood Arms yours elf and oths. Your earn ings will be salary, Commission. Call About Our overwrite, renewals. bonuses. Christmas Specials plus we oiler fringe benefits. hospilalizatlon, major medical, leacious I, 2 & 3 BR apts Tennit, life' insurance, and a retirement swimming, playgrounct, program If you have the abilities recreation room, laundry room I have mentioned and the desire to and clubhou se 2350 Rlcige'woocj get ahead I would like to talk with Ave. Sanlord. Ph 373 6170 yes, in penso . I will be at The Sanford Sheraton Inn, II and SR )VIEOO FTU - Duplexes, Furn or 16. on Wedne'd$y, December 1, Unfurn., Wooded. Home site lots ii. ... . .-. -.. a----. - .... . VP''. C.4 .. Urn •Q RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 365 pm Ask for Vic Oiddii 3121 - (Fm) DAILY 0EVOTIOfIA1, 630 2 JFn ofy)SONSlNE ' KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER $1.2.5 Homes -. - ' 3 BR, Ii,, bath, cent tmeal & air, car peted, clos et s galor e, enclosed garage, utility rm - fenced back yard, large corner Ii. For Sale or Rent .4T0u SEMINOLE COUNTY- Beautiful building lots, some lake front, heavily wooded Altamonte Loch Arbor. CRANK CON'S! REALTY REALTORS-630 6061 F,es 373 3519 -. Trade Hal Colbert Realty One of the nation's leading fiberglass boat manufacturers needs persons exper ien ced In building mock ups and fabrication of glass molds for rvnabout and fishing boats ACCIDENT AND H EAL TrI AND LIFE SALESMEN. WANTADSWILLSELLY0ur"don't needs" fast and at a tow, tow cost (Wed) 06CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) C,HRISTOPHER CLOSE LA' STAGE SHOWS AT 7:30 - 9:30 34--Mobile uses -. 10-Swap & 59-Musical - FIBERGLASS BOAT MOCK UP AND FABRICATION PERSON (Tues.) PICTURE OF HEALTH Uriversityof Ronda FEATURE MOVIE - 11111111111111111111111111111111 Tuesday, Nov. 30, 197-SB -....... - . Nurses: RN's & LPN's. Aides. Aide Companion. Needed lmmedlat,l V C-ducationa, Child Care for as low at 1. weekly if you quality. 37) &42 4 Of 373 5435 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 2 (Mon.) WITH THIS RING MOVIE AT 8:30 10:30 ADMISSION $2.00 CHILDREN -- 6---Child Care 6.15 HARVE & CHAREE AND rnist'd ________________________________ Small house, $90 per month $50 damage Single or couple No Pets 322 3117 a ft er 0 )l-ApartmentsFurnjsheij IDEAS! LOST ' Miniature Dachshund Brown mile, wmlh orange Collar . Country Club Rd. 3771 610 PLUS Recording Stars -. --WE SELL SUCCESS373 5176 201 Commercial Things to Eat NAVEL ORANGES 27 French Ave.. Sanford 3223622 5-Lost & Found 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC TINY TIM YES Sanford Seminole Jaycees are itlil Selling the Restaurant Simpler Coupon Books for $14.95. Call 373. 0090 or 373 4.510, or after call 373. 593$. - - (Tuos) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed) EVERYWOMAN (Fri) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE TV & RECORDING - 9--Good DIVORCE FORMS For fret in formation write to: Box 791, Pompano. Fla , 31061 Morning DEC. 1& 2 IN PERSONI. 4A-Public Notices -- asv i.. , homes, Under $25,000 w i th less than $750 down Government funding By builder, $31 1649, Equal Housing Opportunity , "*' '* 50Miscellaneous for Sale __________ - - DeBAPY Large, lovely . ar. near Stores ideal for retired Persons 321 0550. 568 64118 ' / .n;:.sci"- 701 R 1! TI! I UI --- * '* __________________________ 33-louses - - filifill-IdGWAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Sunday -Noon Fuidaj Wednesday WED. &THURS., 41 30-Apartments Unfurnjst'd Q= ________ Kid . Telephone Collector. Interesting lob for aggressive person. Credit or collection experience helpful, not nec essa ry; we will train. Salary plus Commission, benefits. 1309 E, Second St . Sanford. Before Publication - MARCUS WELBY M.D. Preempted Wed OY belcw 9 (' only) ABC AFTER scI.ir SPECIAL PvSgtsty __________ $ - 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) 7, ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9' ABC MOVIE Secret Night Caller. Robert Rood plays a calmly efficient tiusiness executive in his office herecked and stpressed in his home by his wife (Hope Lange) and mother (Sylvia Sidney) Noon The Da MATCH CAME 76 430 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 4 FOR Ckti6fistao GL _______ BEWITCHED 12 SOMERSET FOLLOW THE STARS DEADLINES - LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 ______________________ SEARS telephones will be open every night 'f it S thru Dec. 77. Two -______ THREE STOOGES days delivery. 3221771, 11-Instructions LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM ---------IS ALCOHOL APROBLEM? 400 PIANO& ORGAN LESSONS IN YOUR FAMILY? 2 IR()NSIDE (fi) Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando At.. ANON Sc hool of Music is offering private 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND lessons In Sanford 322 094, 6 MERV GRIFFIN (Man,) For families or friends of problem drinkers. Guy Masks, Kurt Russefl, Tin) LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT For further information call lfl 4547 That -se Classified Ad! Matheson (Tues ) Ohio Ma yers. Fred Astaire. Mikeor WltC Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Connors (Wed.) David 18-Help Wanted Box 553, Sanford, Fla 37771 .-_ Helen G&ttoy Brown __ TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR (Thtss)KC and the Sunshine Need extra money? Can you work a And That's A Fact! Bard Redd Foxi (Fn) Bay Couple of hours in the evening Classified Ads Gets Results Call 323 55.42 City Rollers. Nancy Watk, And That's A Fact Toot Jack VJucr'ian 7 24 SESAME STREET GEORGE WASHINGTON ------- -. (Ann 1130 12 STUMPERS 6 LOVE OF LIFE 2 4 6$ 100 2.: .12,: TOMORROW 8301030 4 6 6$ 7 School System. until 3 pm. 930 6* 700 CLUB 1000 2 12 SANFORD AND SON (R) 4. 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 11 00 2 - 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 9 DONHO SHOW lak Knodcovoq." A vctmms ten carat ci'arnenci ring Adults 2.00, Kids 1.2.S U 9 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Orange County 10:30 6* ALAN BURKE sw 7 1 WORLD PRESS 11 00 2 6 4 9 12 NEWS 6$ WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOtJ hivi 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE. "Ko- "R UNNINGWILD" I0<*JIG CKAI* TISIATU MOVIE: (Mom) 'Mu quorado.' Cliff Robertson, Jack Hawkins, British. 1965 (Tues) That Certain Ago.' Deanna Durbin. Jackie Coopof. (B&W) 1938 (Wed.) "The Way of All Flesh.- Alum Tamiroff, Gladys George 3W) 1940 (Thtts) "This I..I._,.._a r...... , '. ._aa , isi.Uij Cdiifl riIviurrow. Faith Domerque. 1955 (Fri.) Irritation of life" Claudette Colbert. Warren Williams (B&W) 1934. involved with Salmna'scustody dispute when she carwio get her iItotimate baby back from the father. 24 THE om€ns On Screen & THURS. ONLY 9 guests WHie's love returns to Pasadena and Willie becomes 6 WED. 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6$ NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE PORT 9 FAMILY Season ffy 900 2 12 POLICE WOMAN Sgt Anderson (Angie Dickinson) falls in love with a tems bum" i'stSe irlvesbgatinga sla ying. Alex Cord, Pack Jason guest. a A U'AW Al-'exhausted from 24 hours of operating duty. Potter ____________ , - i r€'oond to a clesper________ 11.1,1 Fo'i 830 6$ COMMUNITY CLOSE up 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW number of police officers a gradually acquires enough of a reputation for a vice squad raid 4 6 SWITCH Bailey COflhfluOS his pttstal of the mom who vWI lead Pete and Maoc to their client's stolen money. Concksson of two pan hook Pussycats" IN SCHOOL 1 ELEVISION: Until 330 pm. Duval County School System 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 1000 most sought after in town when their phone starts tormng off the EcONOMYNlTr T5URSDAY 7 41-Houses ADS ARE SMALL In sIze, BIG BIG on delivery. 41ca line lthru5times 31c a line 6 thru 25 times 24ca line 26 times (S200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon oi Ave. RATES HOURS 130 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 6 AS THE WORLD 4 TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 $20000 PYRAMID 210 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 3 00 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R( 6$ THE FLINTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGFIE * DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (Fm) MAX B. NIMBLE 24 MARK RUSSELL COW EDY SPECIAL ctWderen since Victorian nmes. 830 9 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY: The girls tt'ir* they are the "The Sex Machine" 800 6 CAPTAIN )(NGAPQ() LPN, I to 12 shift. Geriatric perience preferred. Apply '.n person, Sanford Nursing & Con valetcent Center, 930 MellonvIlle 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 2 SOME RSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 9 RYANSHOPE F- 4 visit, GLASS Adaptation of Lewis Cari'oI's second book about Alice presents the ongmat story and tOpsy-ttl'imty characters that have delighted i 113 ("Good 322 -2611 12 NBC NEWS 100 2 at 7:25 and 8:25 am, local ne- is weather, sports) 930 4 6 ONEDAYATATIME: SChflO$dor is on cloud nine when his flOf)heW comes to ING Ft.OYO ENTE R PRISES THEAT RE S ic MAN. noon w.i Orlando - Winter Park 1255 9 GOOD MORNING AMER- of her involvement with Billy. 24 THROUGH THE LOOK. 730 2 CANDID CAMERA 4 MATCH GAME 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET Scottys disappearance resWes Ramona into telling Wes 800 2 12 BAA au BLACK SHEEP Pappy (Robert Conrad) is incensed when he loarnsthat alltroopslakingpart in the invasion of an enemy held Island will be urJeq the comand of a m-rwee paratroop colonel 4 6 TED KNIGHT SPECIAL Guests Ed Asner. Pe McClanahan. Ethel R' Silvers. Loretta Swit. Fred Phil MacMsray. 9 HAPPY DAYS The isn't big enough forFonz,eand the new power hungry sheriff and when the Fonz gets an uIt,mati.s'tv to get out of town, Something has 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 MAN AND ENViRON- Seminole Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - I age 0 to II PAYTON'SCHILDREN'SWEAR 2630 H aw at hi at I? 92 - [To List Your Business ... Dial 322-2611 o 831-9993 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 �66-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 30, 197 MYER'S RUM WP. REFUND i*a.iic* $300 IMPORTI1 Ron WITH PURCHASE Of 3 QUARTS DELUXE I, CANADIAN BOND "IT'S 4 YRS BETTER" 10 YR. I SCOTCH 79 I- p SCOTCI 30TS.14 95 PER I (Alilu, MIX ANY 12Q15. 58.954 UIkJ t: RT GIFT ED WRAPP NO " OT. ABC 6 YR. 860 BRB SOUTH CITY LIMITS COCKTAIL LOUNGE LONGWOODPACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 OPEN CASSELBERRYSUNDAY JIMlt4i BEAM BRB - - 4 9701F1W1AP QT NOEXTRA j CANADIAN r SAXONY LONDON DRY OLD STANLEY 8 YR. . 4 49 49.95 5TH cAst CS 24 CS SCHAEFER BOTS. 4.99 SGA LIGHT t 2412 Z CANS 2412 PETER HAND LITE 5.99 02 CAllS , 2412 PEARL BEER 5.ii o CANS r 2412 LUCKY LAGER 5.i9 02 CANS 2412 TUBORG BEER 5.99 at c*as - THIS WEEK'S BEST BEER BUY - .114:1'1 11:1 flAil! i __ __ GOLD SEAL ____ ___________ AME NAPOLEON BRANDY JACQUIN - FRANCE CANADIAN TOMSIMS SUNSET 4 YR. CANADIAN I_v.1.,. ' TOM SIMS I ( -- .'- PREMIUM 860 Zj"I 8 YR KY BRB . MIX ANY 12 QTS. 549 r 00 61.95 QT.. 01 I 9 CRYSTAL CLEAR _______________ 'AG ICE CASE FINE WINE STANLEY KY. VODKA 86 80 CANADIAN 599 GRANT'S 1O YR* V.O. I 8 YR. 749 SCOTCH QT. BARTON KY BRB SUNRISE TNI TEQUILA 011111*1 ABC 8 YR. 86 SCOTCH It's eight & it's great 940 GIN 140 REDUCTION IN PROOF _____ ______ HtXTWLI MEXICANA WHITE OR g_?± TEQUILA GOLD _1.JJ, MJX ANY HOLLAND HOUSE 59.75 99 40T.. BENEDICTINE & BRANO'V 8.99 2301 AMARIllO JACQUIN 4,99 . Of SABLE VANDIRMINT 1 JAcu' VSOP COGNAC w,ct 1.99 IH -. KAH(UA 1.99 2302 LOCH A MOOR ii OMlulul 1.99 5TH __________ AMAR(TTO.MENTHE CACAO BANANA ANISET1EBIACKB( RRY 99 PEPP SCHNAPPS SLOE "S OT GIN TRIPLE SEC DOMAINE CHAMPAGNE CRYSTAL I MIXERS 99cjG1_0 LASSES • YOU COttIRS • W141$IJT JoUh C FlU COU.QA • OAtOUIII .OIOIUNIO*tO 1AAGI $OI I• - CUBES 69 _ _________________ I •I AMAAITTO • VP. TM WINE 599 OT. - LONDON TOWER QT. GERMAN.ITALIRN By ED PIUCKETT Herald Staff Writer Tuesday night approved water Lnd sewer rate hikes for about 2,000 customers hitting some homes with up to 127 per cent S - increases. All customers affected live In South Seminole County and are tied into two utilities - Indian Hills and Consumers purchased last year by the county. The purchase price was $2.4-million. The new prices which were protested vocally by about 10 citizens are scheduled to go into effect Dec 10. The average monthly bill, according to county officials, will Increase from We ED KY. BLEND IMPERIAL FTWRAP BLEND NO EXTRA COST - HARWOOD ML!MR. ED. KY. BOURBON KeD YR. BLEND I ,i ABC If 4I 749 0T. . 2412 w . __ QUEEN ANNE TEMIERS SCOTCH.. OLD FLORIDA "Lrflfliu"7 HT SCOTCH M LI % R TEACHER'S k! MIX ANY 3I2QTS. SCOTCH 60T. 86° Proof 40% KY. - DEVONSHIRE I -I STANLEY 860 SCOTCH SCOTCH 8 CHEVY ROYALE SCOTCH _____ ______ _________ _____ KY. BOURBON 100% ALL MALT VODKA pç 99 11300 C 1U QT. ASE IT COSTS A QIFIW NO EXTRA LIT LIE MORE BUT YOU ARE COST WORTH IT MADE BY GLENLlVii ____ $8.30 lIAR WOQO CAN A DIA .-4.69QT. QUAIL CREEK 7 YR KY BRB SAXONY 86° WHITE LABEL KY BOURBON mlin 99 5TH ah CANADIAN LIEBFRAUMILCH '75 Y1WTAl. GIlMAN 99 BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH 5TH 65.8d GORDON'S GIN 5TH 49 95 JACK DANIELS BLACK 5TH 1195 GRANT'S •YR SCOTCH 5TH 6995 .. 1I (Herald Photo by Rick With) UPEN FLAMES IIE1.I0 IIE1VF NURSERY ON OSTEEN ROAD Seminole Sh ivers, 3ut Crol3s Flourish I II v2 PRICE SAU VINEYARDS Sickt-stiani (ST. 1825 5TH 5TH 23 OZ • 2*02 SOROIAUs J.99 PATRON mia ON *"III LIEBFRAUMILCH 2.99 % SANGRIA MOULIN ROUGE 249 • MOSELBUJMCHEN ANJOU ROSE '14 VINT 299 : CHAMPAGNE SPANIS14 . oso ooio CHENIN BLANC 1 2.29 • MT. ROSE, BURGUNDY 1.19 - '•-. - c.Qto COTES DU RHONE 73 VIN 2.99 • 8ERNWJtSTELER 329 -. BURGUNDY 2.19 BRUT. PINK. LX. DRY SILVANER RIESLING 2.29 299 • PIESPORTER MICHELBERG MEDOC 13 VINT 329 LAMBRUSCO CHABLIS 2... COLD DUCK. NY. STATE 2.19 CHIANTI • JOHANNISBERGER BEAUJOLAIS 14 VINT. 3.49 3 49 2.29 • ZINFANOR ITALIAN u siu,* SPUMANTE Ii _______ 2.29 _____ 349 • ZELLER SCHWARZE KATZ GRAVES '74 VINT 3 49 SPK. BURGUNDY GAMAY BEAUJOLAIS 2.69 • GREEN HUNGARIAN 2 29' CHIANTI ...__,J ST EMILION 73 VINT 3 49 • LAMBRUSCO 2,69 2.69 • PINOT CHARDONNAY BARBERA ' 3.09 3 t.iiti ___ 11 ITALIAN. MICNILA$GILO 499 • BARDOLINO POUILLY FUISSE 13 VIN 299 • CABERNET SAUVIGNON 3.49 PINOT NOIR RUBY-PORT. PORT 111 29 SAUTERNE '73 VINT 4.99 • SUAVE 2 99 MIX ANY 3.09 CABERNET SAUVIGNON !_2 TAWNY PORT 149 _______ SWEET s-i-i CHATEAUNEUF 13 VINT 5.99 • VALPOLICELLA 299 12 GEWURTZTRAMINER 3.09 PINOT NOIRCHARDONNAY /7 GAL. so UiMs Fowrne 9.95 • MAGNUM LAMBRUSCO POMMARD '13 VINT. 1711 499 2401. ON CRY VERMOUTH 1.69 (UNDER $2 PER 5TH IN 'I: GAL.) 4•99 CHAMPAGNE LITiA'.'AI:IIiicjp,j Trrp' T JI:Il .11;Iir irri1'\i -, 1:1i':i14I m&"Ar11-iiL_ , BLANCOEBLANC . JABOULET- VERG!ER'RF t''ssII SI, AFA ALL ME BELOW BOtILED IN CALIF IN i'dNERY l'fl'. --SEBASTIANI 199 . 01 SHERRY-CREAM ShERRY FINE FRENCH WINE is oz MT WHIT! CHAlLIS CAM I 1 2 YIN CHAT LATIF PC 79C.. (fl ".''c 1749 1101 2 15.95 399 A BC PINK CHAIUS . MT SURGUNOT "., COCKTAIL SHERRY CAll 25T11 BEAUJOLAIS GARELLE '14 ,RCUNOY NOSE CASE 3 MT loll SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 3q49 ui. SAUTERNE CHIANTI CLARET 199 :. ': GAlLON OF 4 ) 2 BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGES '14 3.99 CHABLIS NATURE POM8A[ ROSE PORTUGAL ABC 2 229 PORT • SIll IRT DEL CO NT! •URGU*OY 15 75 ST. AMOUR BEAUJOLAIS '74 CIUBLISCASE 4 99 '"P' 12 YIN CHAT LASCOMBIS WUuA U S WWITI PONT • usc 1 ¶fl 7402 99 CHIANTI PINK CHARUS 4.1 9 CMV 0* CRIAM S141M*v CHABDONNAY FLEURIE BEAUJOLAIS '14 2 79 5 49 SAUTERNE YIN ROSE AMRASSAOOR VERMOUTH OF 4 GALLON 159 CHABLIS '14 PORT SHERRY GOLD SEAL 4 99 PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY OtII% £%I ', II 19.95 SUNGUHOT ROIL CASt 3•79 ABC PONT JOHANNISBERG RIESLING 2" 11$ " PINOT CHARDONNAY '74 CMAM OR DRY SHERRY II 5% CASE 4.99 3.49 CARDOLU DRY VERMOuTH 239 lot MUSCATIL OF 4 GALLON :PAlU5 L.ABRUSCO ................1 POUILLY FUISSE '74 BLUE LABEL LIIBTRAUYIICH I*-'.' ABC 229 ., f ,99 IUNGUNOYWIERONI • 'IUNGUNOT cast 2.29 16.95 IIS8OA ROSE BURGUNDY NATURAL 23'Th GUAS Ti CHIANTI CLARET RHINE 199 ,,, CHATEAUNEUF DU PAPE '14 . •111051 i)%Ø 4.99 VIJIROU$AuflMf CASE 4.29 11 CHAT RIPIAU " Iv.,, 499 YINOOAPRJ.*.ZO COTES OU RHONE '13 MADEIRA .................2 '5TH OF 4 GALLON ALMADEN 2.6! • 0' CMAAM SURGUNOT "All 14 1(LL(R SCHWARZE KATZ 22.95 349 III: I ciusts FRERE JACQUES INtO WHIt! POsh 2 49 SAtITIMMI 71 5% 389 CATAWBA-rum l"snt SEBASTIAN TDRRES ROSAOO CASE 5.99 ,. o, 194 NUNGUNOT GRINACHE ROIL VOSNE ROMANEE '13 5,99 OF 4 GALLON SAUTERNE - RHINE . ROSE 119 5TH GOLD SEAL 72 CHAT CADILLAC 21060201441 399 z.• SNt*ATCOCMTAit PULIGNY MONTRACHET '73 21 95 6.99 ON CNL&M SHINNY 3.99 I 13 CHAT IIM8EALEV TRIO - 3/SPLITS_CHAMPAGNE s''' 399 3" CASE ALMADEN UT CIEAIUS PORT TAWNY MOULIN A VENT $IAIUOL,sj5;4 FULL 4,99 MY BURGUNDY CUALT-WJTIRN I ON NUll PORT OF 4 2315 ½ GAL GALLON I 13 CHAT PALMER 799 14 101 WINELOVERS DELIGHT COMARAIN POMMARD '70 EUROPEAN HOLIDAY SAMPLE to BEAUTIFUL 8.99 SEBASTIANI CALIFORNIA TASTERS ___________________________________ ________________________ FRENCH MINISAMpUR VV I N E 3495 49.95 25.. K I J AFA 9.95 DANI5II WINE SELECTION GIFT BASKETS 12.95 bo*nes of puputat w'nes in a be*utIuI "10m II,wIc (;-,any Spain Porti, aI and TRIMMED IN LEATHER Italy STdt(t.o sth as P.masin C,eam i.at,, u•m.n,d w.clef baskei S.-t,bun fl A gowen lVesuse of ii imporlid Eu,op.jn hom one 04 CjI.fotn,a S fsndv vinovatdi •. odes wines atjth a; i V Beau1uta.s Bar She,r, IM'jio Au Spumanti R.h half bottles (Reds WTi,ies conies a sI.cl.o.-t of iit half botik* of (hl.% Grav R,h 1,11.v Schwa,,,, tat, & Spatlese & other; in a Larg. Sehastan, C,esn Hunga,ian Von Ro,i eWec.afly saI.t.d lo, the d'scri.mnatn 9 S IT GIFT Chb4, CP'umn Blanc R Zr'Jand.I TPw & kathr, tflnitflt'tl vv'kp, b,nL.l Beccaro l.antbousco taller Colodully decorated wilh a bow & s &11 "bbon edy Io. IhØ ho4jay sufTtOsle i-4. P IC G S '° AMERICAS FAVORITES EUROPEAN TWINS RHONE VALLEY CRADLE WITH TRIPLE PLEASURE OUR 6.95 _____________ DOMAINE DE UNCLOSE CHOICE! F,om F,jn, Ond Germany S "XJI 0Pl1 9.95 IbQT.Cy S.bastiani Burgundy mrw gs come itie finest 74 KIJAFA 4 , ' - ' ''•/, and Ch.nin Blanc. .o e•95 wines to, A4'y occas.on or in Jboili V.IChetIS; 9 5 m GIFT BOX An ea4ten selection Ga,eIIe 4 o Bacchus MoimItp4umch Thi b.g vobui red wine from tha R1.300I-QT. t , - - -. ' 74 u, bontes .i Iieaut,fut !I(4d bOil TO lr(ti,a*ed with hand made bow il ' Vertlien, $ Fr,,. Jacques Rod. Imperial dcurateij fur the h04,day eesun. e s nestled in an 'mpon.j, hand made bun lot that fesi,,, uason Blue Liebfrauqn,ICh and Bacchus Anjou RoW wicker win. Cradle along with an mporJ 3 - % QTY French wotXjon co,ac,ow -'5 49.9 Stylishly decorated. BEAUTIFUL TIYOU GARDENS GIFT PRG, I By KRIS NASh Herald Staff Writer .. POTATO CHIPS MONTEZUMA TEQUILA 2.4'oOZ 89 COCKTAIL R(, 93 C BAHGIR.MACHO 49 , TWIN PAK 901 MARGARITA PREMIUM CALIF. WINE $13.20. - 449 QT. MANY BRANDS IN GIFT BOX RONRICO RUM QT. 54,95 BRLJGAL RUM QT 52.95 OLD FLORIDA RUM QT. 4395 ERGUSH BOODLES QT. 71...t GIN 940 LONDON TOWER GIN QT. 59.15 HEAVEN HILL 80 0 QT. 51.95 JACK DANIELS BLACK QT. 95 Be OLD RARITY I? TN SCOtCH QT. 92.50 BEEFEATER GIN QT. 83.88 BIJLLOCH & LADE SCOTCH QT. 58 95 CANADIAN CLUB QT. 91.75 WHITEHALL VODKA QT. 42.F,UI IT SANK SCOTCH UT. 93.48 GRANTS I TM SCOTCH QT. 8150 WHITEHALL GIN QT. 42.95 HUDSON'S BAY SCOTCH QT. 53.95 WALKER RED SCOTCH 5TH 92.95 5TH BOODLES Im"Ism OT. 56-95 Gill BEEFEATER GIN 5TH 11.88 M&M BOURBON QT. 53.00 PRINGLES I - w to But Gloria Ward informed county commissioners her monthly bill will soar from about $12.79 to more than $30 an increase of about 127 per cent. She called the rate hikes 'exorbitant" and decried the fact that citizens have no one to appeal to other than the county commission. Citizens questioned the advisibility of the initial purchase and said customers shouldn't be made to foot the bill for a system that was in deplorable shape and was losing money" when it was purchased last November. Also, irate citizens pointed out It took only five employes to run the system when it was privately owned. Now, 11 county employes man the utilities. Utility Consultant Hugh Harling said state regulations mandated the additional employes. Harling said the rate hikes were rii TEQUILA I JOSE CORTEZ-MEXICO GIN SUNSET CANADIAN GIFT DECANTER Overruling protests from area citizens, county commissioners GIFT CERTIFICATE 6909T. I Cents Water, Sewer Rates Raised For 2,000 In South Seminole SOMETHING SPECIAL "FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL" WORLD'S FINEST . SCOTCH BAR NONE GIVE AN ABC GIFT WRAP NO EXTRA COST COST IS YR CANADIAN99S . BOND 5TH WHEN IN DOUBT GIN low GIN 10 WISER'S OLDEST - ONG BRANCH OPEN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS sy u COCKTAIL LOUNGE. PKG. STORE HIWAY 436 - 1 BLOCK EAST OF I. BEEFEATER MIX ANY 12 QTS. 5$.95 - QT. COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17-92 AT 436 900 TEQUILA JUAN ESTEBAN 4 YEAR EFUTER 8O K - JIM 397 VODKA-GIN RUMiLINO.CAADt*N s SO EACARDI RUM 4$ SMIRNOU VODKA 49' JIM BEAM 55, OLD GRANO OAD 96 SEAGRAM 1 CROWN 55 I GORDON GIN 49' CANADIAN CLUB 60' CUTIY SARK SCOTCH . IFLA SOUVENIR-GIFT BOX ASST ISEAGRAM V O..JIM BEAM KY BAB. BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH I VODKA GIN RUM I UCT PIPtICA Of 0141 SIN Slit 'c 0' A MUST TOM 101111 ..OLIICTOMS I 15 Pt I SANFORD BUTLER SCOTCH 8 YEAR KY. ROYAL DELUXE VODKA ::- Sanford, Florida 32771-PrIce SCOTCH ASTOR12. MEYER WORE AT TWIS PRICE 79 R" H 9 I I .. ! I I" COCKTAIL LOUNGE HIGHWAY 17-92 PKG. STORE HEDGES & KY. BRB. ALLumaDRINKS48 c • QT. EXTRA COST TVARSCKI Tn ONE KESSLER BLEND 449 LORD CALVERT ( ALVt 69th Year, No. 88-Wednesday, December 1, 1976 • RUM ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES VODKA • GIN VODKA CANADIAN ElU U,_K . A L t MOST OF THESE ALL _________ PRICES ARE $6 WEEK& To IJ,rjr 4 TO $9 BELOW DAILY AS MUCH _J SPECIALS $2 WHOLESALE CASE LIST 5 DAY SALE TUE., NOV. 30 THRU SAT., DEC. 4 WITH SPECIM NECk LUEL CAN 12 YR. GIN 5TH S97 I THREE RIVERS ACQU!N'S TROPIC IN KY. BLEND ISLE RUM MR. ED KY. ABC 100 0 kk OLD RARITY lop VODKA ac Grecior GIFTWRAP IIIXTIA COST fl ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES Clan J. WALKER RED LABEL SCOTCH ROYAL DELUXE AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER 5 4 The gray skies, drizzling rains and chilly temperatures which have blanketed the state (luring the past several days have caused no ill effects SO far in the Central Florida citrus and cattle industries, authorities said today. And in some cases, they added, the weather has been beneficial. "Weather like this is what colors the fruit, you know," said Donald Farmer, assistant general manager of the Florida Citrus Mutual. 'When we have mild days and cool nights, and by that I mean in the 3455-degree temperature range - and 65-75 degrees (luring the (lay - that's what puts the good color in the fruit. So we need the cool weather." Farmer said Citrus Mutual, a growers' agency which handles crop weather news for the state, has received no reports of fruit damage (luring the recent bleak spell. 'Generally, it hasn't had any effect as far as any damaging effect," said Farmer, "because it just hasn't been cold enough. Generally, the rain's been good. The cool weather has helped us." The citrus official stressed that he was speaking solely in terms of the weather's statewide effect. I'm not saying there may not have been a few isolated cases of damage, now," Farmer said. "I've gotten into hot water on this before. "Where we get in trouble," he added, "is when we get temperatures Clown around 27-28 7-1 UI degrees for any length of time. That's where we start getting ice on fruit and timber growth." Farmer's sentiments were roughly echoed by Cecil Tucker, a member of the Seminole County Cattlemen's Association. "There's been no serious damage at this point," Tucker said. "Tile rain, wind and cold are hard on the cattle and so is frost on the pasture grass. When it's a real problem is when we've got rain and blowing wind and cold all at the same time, and we've had some of this - but it really hasn't been any serious problem." - . 4p(II IT WAS A COOL, LONEI,Y WHINING ON SANFORD'S I"IILST STREET TODAY. electricity plus a sagging economy made the rate hikes necessary. By now, county official, had expected more than 2,000 connections, "It is a large Increase, an unfortunate thing," Commission Chairman Dick Williams told citizens during the two-hour hearing. Williams said "points were well made," but he pointed to the $138,000 deficit, which he said must be paid for by users or out - of the county's general revenue fund. To subsidize utilities out of general revenue would require a decision Williams said would be "difficult for me to make." Citizens also pointed out the county is paying $200,000 yearly to pay off the debts incurred when the system was purchased. In response, Commissioner John Kimbrough asked if residents wanted the county to sell the utilities. One resident said anything would be better than the increased casts to consumers. Citizens had no appeal other than to commissioners because the county owns the utilities. Utilities owned by private firms must appeal to the state's Public Service Commission (PSC) before rate increases are granted. But the county only is required to hold public hearings before upping rates. The only recourse for the citizen is to file a lawsuit against county officials. The decision to raise rates was unanimous, Blue-Ribbon Lawyers Panel Will Weigh Jail Fire Suits A five-member Blue Ribbon Panel of attorneys whose job it is to recommend the best method of fighting $7-million l Lawsuits was approved Tuesday night by the Seminole County Commission. The lawsuits reL.dted from last years jail fire, and officials estimate the county will be in litigation on the Issue within six months. Each commissioner Is responsible for appointing one attorney as his representative on' the rominittes The recommendation for A Blue Seminole will pay fees of Sanford lawyer, Page I.A. to re-advertise for the lead attorney's position in the county's new in-house legal staff. The new qualifications lip "e tbelp-ji attorney mud, have three yars' experience, Instead of five. Also, the salary will be negotiable. The commission instructed Commis.ion Chairman Dick Williams to negotiate with local attorneys to supply the county's Ribbon Panel was made by Republican Commissioner John Kizubrough. -Get their judgment and theu expertise," Klmbrough noted. Asst. Exec. Roger Neiswcndcr commented the Ktnthrough-inspired panel Is a "good good idea." Commissioners also agreed Pastureland grass begins to decline around the end of September. Tucker explained, and livestock producers compensate for this by iutr(xlucing supplements into their animals legal needs on Dec. 10 when Torn Freeman's law firm will cease to represent Seminole - County. Freeman announced Tuesday he wants out on that date because Asst. County Atty. Robert Pierce is resigning from the Freeman law firm. Pierce said he resigned to retain his sanity. He said political squabbles within the County Commission made his present position untenable. Freeman, the former county attorney, said he would not apply for the new position after the commission opted for an Inhouse department to. handle legal matters for the county. Williams will be seeking an attorney to handle legal problems on a month-to-month basis until the new department is officially set up. The county received only one application when It advertised for an attorney with five years' experience. Still pending is a decision on whether to hire one or two lawyers to staff the new department. Republican commissioners say one can do the job. d iets. When you hit your first heavy frost from then on, the grass starts going back," Tucker said. ''If it was later in the winter, like January or February, when the cattle are thinner, why, then it would be a more serious situation." - Edward Turner, superintendent of the Sanford - Central Florida Airport, said the airport control tower had received reports Tuesday that pilots were encountering snow at 2,000 feet. "Yes, and also out there this morning they were icing up around 2,000-2,500 ( feet Turner said. But he added that such conditions did not necessarily carry the threat of similar weather at ground level. "it all depends on the temperature down here as to whether it breaks up or not," Turner explained ''What is was doing yesterday (Tuesday) was breaking up and coming down as rain, No, I don't think 'eve got anything to worry about." Farmer, who IUIS access to an agricultural office of the U.S. Weather Service, backed the airport superintendent's forecast. "It's not going to snow, based on what the weather bureau tells me," Farmer said. "The reason is that the cold weather layer extends from ground level to 3,000 feet, And the air above that is warmer. So they say it can't SflOW." yp needed to offset a $138,000-a-year deficit In utility operations. He said an increase in the cost of chemicals and the cost of Instruments at the Port of Sanford showed a 52-degree temperature at 10 a.m. today, and Farmer said U.S. Weather Service forecasts called for 38-44-degree readings in the Central Florida area tonight, with a warming trend predicted for Thursday flight and Friday morning. And it says the wind will be northeasterly that's good, too," Farmer concluded. "Usually you don't get the really bad weather with northeasterly winds because it comes in over the water. The nasty stuff comes when the winds are from the northwest." The was K.r roaming again thi s sseek and ilI tell all ii hit' tiIl(Iav o. - 44* It t'r a Id. 1 11 Ar What Are They Really I4ke? final Installment. - The four Winter Springs' are profiled on Page S-A. As Is the last Cassetberry council candidates council candidate, Page 6A. ,i Today Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Sports Television Weather Women 4-A i. 9-A 7-A 9-.% I 9-A 4-A 1-B 9- A 9-A Or 7-A 7-A 10,.11-A 0% S-B 7-A I'B - .-: - . -- -. - .._• . .. JIJ 416W -'-- - 'j'.i - - (Herald PHOTS by Rtck GOING GOING WCII$) The final stages of the razing of the condemned building at Sanford Avenue and Third Street after several dela y s, began today as demoLit1 contractor, John Blount, and his crew pieddqs a back wall. Blount began the demolition neary a month ago, carefully removing sa1vagle blocks, old bricks and some wood. The building T's owned by Joe Nlms of Gaines ville. � 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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C)''i .. m 1 ..4W u-fl E •• C) C11M ;IK 0 6' 6 - — COL. r: - two a . ' 6 W ' , 0 - Er I secretary in the athletic dep.iitm ni serv ess refrt shin tnt to outdone. the Sanford residents E%iietz. as Williams catches ill) on decided to some (1tiOtt (I )l hours it go for broke and made thoughts," but the Commissioner said the county now has a 'breather" in that construction is not booming as it a~- in 1972. If the tapes are eventually re leased. the public will learn the tone anti inflections of voice used in Lonversations of Nixon a and Watergate figures John 1) committee's six-month stud) halting new construction's free ride on county tax rolls — is - ' -. . -. - • ' recortl1nks. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica had ruled that the tiIPCS should be withheld from public distribution temporarily, and it was his decision which was appealed to the Circui t Court by several broadcast iwt'S organ 'tio1Ls 001 dc, '. 20 1514 n Dec after President lord signed the Presidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act Nixon filed suit in federal court on Dec. 20, 1974 to have the law favored by Williams. To halt the up-to-three-year free ride new construction now has would require aAion by the Florida legislature. -. 1. .. ... '. - '. "\ - .'-f :- •s- - ; -. • • . - — '. . ' ' Fl . - - ' • - . • • "•• . - '.g - • ,; - .• • - ... . / . . - .r ' •' - - . . I • ' (Herald Photo by . Rick WI' a ' L_ Thethree-judgecourtloundlt T W 'rr dent was entitled to claim the limited executive privilege which a president has to protect his confidential dealings with his advisers. act would Wringe only slightly o 6' invasion of his privacy and of the powers of the presidency. it d o ay --- Around The Clock Bridge Comics on confidentiality, because Crossword government archivists would Editorial the material before it DesrAbby could be made public. Horoscope Hospital 7-A $-A Obituaries 7"A 3-B Sports 6-A 3-13 Television 6-A Weather . 4.13 7-A i ' . 22 -A Women . &A SHOPPING Cs ____ ' .' . . ". - / DAYS liLt ___________ ' b Mtr&ld photo "IU1 I R HE S I&I AIN by , This 1973 ('hrysler wound up in the shallows of Lake !onroe late this morning after it collided with a truth and another c ar on rain slick U.S. 17-92), one half inile east of the Interstate 4 overpass. The accident occurred on the heels of hea%.v rain which drenc u hed the Sanford area State troopers reported unk minor injuries. The dunked auto as driven by E)o%%ling W. Hampton, 63, of Rochester, N.Y., authorities said. Drivers of the truck and second c ar 'ere not identified. - Blue Rlobbon Panel n J a'is Fi' r e Su'i' t s ' 0 ç Former County Atty Tutu F reeman already has ruled By Fi) PRICXF.T'r Herald Staff Writer collection of impact lees illegal without a county ordinance, Freeman says that the county County Commissioner John Kuiibrough today urged creation of a "Blue Ribbon stands a good chance of being sued by developers. If that Panel" to come up with a recommendation On happens. Freeman said the the best way to fight some $7-million in county would be required to pay lawsuits facing Seminole County as a result of last year's jail fire, back the Impact-lee money, which is used in the county's 'I'd like to get some attorneys who are fire control districts and For Seminole Count residents Kunbrough said. repairs to old schools in the The Republican commissioner indicated he Seminole County School hasn't asked the full board for approval. But district, Freeman went on to say that the co un ty can expect to be in litigation on jail fire lawsuits within six months. Between now and then, however, Freeman's duties will taper off, perhaps to point where he will no longer be available to county government for advice. Commissioners have to decide whether to Lure one or two attorneys to staff the new department. That decision is expected at Tuesday 's county comrmssion meeting K un hroh said he envisions rece iving input from at least three top lawyers in Seminole County one member of the ad-hoc he said he expects to present his recommendation to fellow commissioners at Bo Simpson committee The question %tuch must be answered is what is the best me thod of combating the said today he believes the Tuesday's meeting or later this week, Kimbrough's Republican colleague. report will be"flushetl down the Commission Chairman Dick Wifljanis, said toilet.' lawsuits' "Let them sit down and tell us what the heLl Lithe best way to go," Kunbrough said. He When the conuruttee was he hasn't heard all the details, but Williams said county commis&oners don't have Lhe legal expertlsetoniake those determinations. appolnted,Kwibrough claimed said th e proposal sounds Like it would be a the committee was "stacked" "good idea." in favor of developers. Appointments were made by Democrats on recommendation Former County Atty. Tom Freeman a1so approved of the concept. "I would be more than happy for any at- of Democratic ConimLssioner tomney to make Harry Kwiatkowski. -. screen AN, . 17 sleep. problems," Kimbrough added. Yilliams said he en%isiirns the impact fee controversy being solved by the count)'s comprehensive land plan , vhich is scheduled For adoption in A second part of the ad-hoc ". . .,4 - fecs~" is one of the major In any event, it found that the Calendar • Pr •1' M • .rj1 1IJ\ m ' . 1arIeiie as 'Sot to be - or future PUE)) Kimbrough said the report obviously has some good #j declared unconstitutional as an as. Enst 5- -.. ' Q. a : m ' ' - C') IA Cl 0 2. 51 2 . i S " C' 5 CD 0 z '< 1______________________ P' 8' Reichert, the coach's wife and minutes anti another ,., in Plarned Unit Development monitored the four f)lat rs h irt rat oral tempt raturts a n d blood Above, - 'LL coIlections is about S4.5-million lic will find out what "ex. pletives" were deleted from s I the written transcripts - _________________ _______ 13 a t for non-stop tennis was .53 hours, Ehrlichman, hR. Haldeman, John Dean and others. The pair FA 2.9 "I Ali, > G — ' —.. 96" - , that Impact construction On the boo • misconduct." ' MM 14 ' Se minole, bt ios onN B e s nd for making the tapes public, said the recordings are conversations between buit ness associates admitted into evidence as proof of criminal ' tv football coach at pressure. Bazelon said. The court, in urdeting the U.S. District Court to devise a 1 M 47 -. Joe procedure mu— in tq 9L (1 in w M 'T" msa Guinness hook Itecords cording to SIIS tennis coach John Reicht'rt, one hook said the record fears is not republication of highly personal matters _ 2, CL S C'C"< ' C) I B . ' i5_..1)L -' I of intimate conversations, and the embarrassment Mr. Nixon M - a , ' •' r— M I * . ;; r > 0) •'i '' Three graduate students front Vii,ould land thein a spot in the prose embarrassing to him The taps at Issue are not recordings of bedroom or other r- 100 '• z 9CD CD - 2 rr o -~ft 0 9 r- ' + 1 'n CD report which asks fees be outlawed. For the past two years, the county has collected $310 per unit from developers for new E"etz took it upon themselves to Iry for a in. arathon effort that the tapvs would invade the former President's privac) and -n < 0 . SOO To Receive Aid, Page 2A ill rou gh until 1 :30 1). in. on Sun a \. of - Commissioners Dick Williams and JohmKimbrough indicated tni ig and going straight fliarpi1t - 1A i lot •, - the opinion sit p O%t r confidential "i' ast Wt - m today of two county corntnisstoners. Both Republican it though 5.5 hours, starting FridaN prograin as David Nlc('ook. Andy < + At j t the weekend. but that lack of rest benefited (lit- varsity tennis high 'diuol lost al are no + 03 a . Cr 0. .\t least four students of Senlinole , ~i + t7 the tapes ______________________________________________ profiled later this week. 'd ' no official action is expected at Tuesday's meeting concerning adoption of that part of the played at the Fr CD a 1110 9 1; Five of the as-of-this morning 10 candidates vying for city council seats in Casselberry are proffled In today's Evening Herald. What Are They Really Ilke? It's all on Pagim 3A and 7A. Tbe remaining candidates will be A report by an ad-hoc corn- back urner of —AND A RECORD David I- Bazelon said In a twoor-inion rejecting argu- q See 1,%WSUITS, Page 2A ' abolition of impact fees looks as if it will be placed on the 55 H OURS, REST top advisers could be released to the public. --By definition, ' Orlando, a candidate for re-election to the city counc il , said that the most important decision facing the Casselberry voter Dec.7 is ratification of the pro posed new city charter , calling a vote of U! the Metro News " Orlando said that for the past year the ) gate cover-up trial of Nixon's — exercise weekly newspaper had workel diligently to assassinate the second set was withdrawn by the GSA and a third was veto( by the House on Sept. 14. On Oct. 26, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington ruled that the White House tapes played during the Wate r- Q char acters of the majority of the city council, while painting halos around the heads of Van Meter and Mayor Gerald Christensen, "the two worst officials I have ever seen." Orlando called Van Meter personally responsible for the city employes voting overwhelmingly to unionize. "Employes have told me the main reason they voted for a union is because of Van Meter's statements during budget sessions that the employes should be thankful they have any jobs at all," he said. There is a small clique operating out of the Casselberry Land Co. who will go to any extreme to control the city elections to defeat the proposed new charter and thus control over the city and the city government," he said. "In addition, Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler clearly made the statement in court two days prior to Van Meter's pamphlet being circulated that the lawsuit filed by Van Meter and others challenging the legality of reopening the qualifying period was frivolous and intended to intimidate candidates who desired to qualify," Orlando said. Nixon contends that GSA trol of the material violates his rights to privacy. The act calls for the GSA to prepare regulations to govvrn public access to the material -1kand submit them to Congress for appro.al The first set ' proposed regulations was re- By l)ONN, FSTKS Herald Staff Writer -. ' --• prepared or reviewed by Nixon, 0and IIN five-inch reels of tape. The material is available to Nixon and to officers of he executive branch of government, subject to GSA regulations. I V11 M (JN . . — . \11 ." hear arguments in former President Richard M. Nixon's bid For control of White House tape recordings and other records of his administration. The justices agreed to review , decision of a three-judge fed-aralcourt in Washington upholding the Prtsidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act passed by Congress in 1974. The act gives the General Services Administration control over an estimated 42 million pages of document' including about 200,000 ----- •' 'Fraud,' Libel Suits Supreme Court today agreed to — :-T1 - Heated Election Dispute - WA-911INGTON (AP) The 3-1 -11> 0 —- I :e O F- Bid T &) m nrnPrjceloCen, ---.1 •7 —4 Sanford, Florida a recommendation on that. A Blue Ribbon Panel would be fine." Freeman Since then, the Republicans said. Freeman is phasing out of his even still Kullt-rough also said plans are not to get involved in a lot of *'political hogwash" but to get lawyers together who are "extrenloly well respected" in this County- Kimbrough said the panel would decide whether to hire a "big gun" from outside the position county to represent Seminole, or let the new majority because the commission has- already opted legal staff handle the Invol,6ed ILst of some 29 position on the county corn- for an in-house legal stall to replace the county attorney, mission. litigants who are seeking retribution from the county have attained OW - �- - - - - - -.- - .-- - a-- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -aa .- - .- --- -- -.----.---, _- -.------ =---------- ---.---- --- Monday Nov 29 1976 L aws uits Threatened In Casselberry Election Continued from Page 1-A) approval for the charter much more important than the question of whether he should be re-elected. Harry Skop, publisher of the Metro News, in response to Orlando's comments, said that freedom of the press will prevail whether it be in Casselberry, Tallahassee or Washington. "We will always inform the voters and taxpayers of the true facts," Skop said, adding that the items which apparently offended Orlando were written by a columnist at his newspaper and were clearly that writer's opinion. He called the columnist a "hard-hitting investigative reporter" who has always proven the facts "to me" before anything has gone to press. Van Meter, in response, said that McIntosh recommended that those city councilmen who intended to qualify as candidates when the qualification period was reopened on orders of the city council should not vote on the Issue. "It Is on the public record," Van Meter said, adding that he welcomes a suit if "he wants to sue me on something like this. "With the 11 per cent unemployment rate in Seminole County at that (budget) time, the city employes are damn lucky to have a job. That statement was true then and it is true today. Anyone who doesn't see the truth in that is blind. They need only ask any of those persons who are unemployed whether they would consider themselves lucky to have a job," Van Meter said. Van Meter said he has asked that city councilmen vote "without hate In their hearts or love for anyone," but rather on the merits of Issues - not on whether they like or dislike someone. Personal relationships have no place in a council meeting, he said. He said it just happened that he and Christensen, both of whom work for Casselberry Land Co., happened to run for election last t,,nr nn .nn (V0, 4,,.. 11o.J .. .... ... _ approves most of the proposed charter, but claiming, however, that sections exist which would take away "some basic rights as Americans." Christensen said he would not stoop to name-calling and that he and Orlando each have a right to their opinion. He termed "ridiculous" Orlando's claim that a clique is operating out of the Casselberry Land Co. to control the city. "I don't know where these people get thesc tdcaa," Christensen said McIntosh said before the council vote was taken on the issue oi reopening the voter candidate qualification period in the city, he responded to a question from Councilman Charles Sizer with his standard advice that anyone with a question in mind of a "conflict of interest" should not vote. Of the other comments, McIntosh said he has been Casselberry city attorney for 17 years and i'.as no intention of becoming volved city politics. According to Acting City Clerk Linda Thomas, Orlando, after the vote on reopening the period, filed a conflict of interest statement, required by law, stating that he planned to qualify. Meanwhile, Mrs. Thomas said she is following the order issued by Leffler last week concerning three prospective candidates who failed to qualify during the reopened period when the lawsuit challenging the legality of the second period was filed by candidate Don Wilson and Van Meter, Mrs. Thomas said Leffler ,rdered that the three prospective candidates - Gerald Haskell, Barbara Christensen, wife of Mayor Christensen and Claude Mason - be notified that they could file qualifying documents today to have their names placed on the ballot. She said Haskell is completing qualification requirements and that she has asked the police department to hand-deliver to Mrs. Christensen and Mason statement.sfor their signature saying they in- in I.... Yb %.IJ*J%.• - -- NEEDTO INVESTIGATE... ç\4NO r' store s Jevve Is, i' CB,W atch ' By KRIS NASH ' (.-? ' -_joá4" U SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1979 SAVINGS GOOD Stolen Sheriff's deputies this weekend were called to the home of Roxie Miller, 201 lSquirrel Trail, Sweetwater Fac e Co ld Pe rie Oaks, to investigate the reported theft Sunday of an esCALDIRAN, Turkey (AP) - snow moving equipment to timated$l,000 worth ofjewelry. The government stepped up ef- clear roads. Mrs. Miller told officers she forts to evacuate homeless surMost residents of the area are discovered three rings missing vivors of the earthquake in farmers, and many were from her bedroom closet when eastern Turkey after a blizzard worried about their animals. she went to put them on earlier whipped the devastated area "Ten sheep are already fro- i the day. with heavy snow and icy winds. zen," said one. "Praise be to Stolen were a 14-karat "We are afraid that some God If he can save our animals. emerald ring worth $500, a 14mountain villagers who . They are our only riches." karat opal ring worth $300 and vived the quake may now freeze "If the government cannot 14-karat pearl ring valued at to death," the deputy governor take care of this problem, then $200, according to Deputy of the province, Muzaffer Yuce, let us cross the border (into Donald Ellis. Ellis said Mrs. said Sunday. Iran)," one told the governor. Miller told him she placed the "We consider this No casualty figures have rings in boxes and stored them snowstorm, under the cir- been announced since Satur- in her closet Wednesday atcumstances, as great a day, when more 36 ternoon and had not touched calamity as the quake itself," bodies had been recovered, them since. said Gov. Ahmet Tosun. Authorities feared the death toll CB Stolen The governor ordered all men would exceed Sf000. A citizens band radio, and FM betweenthe ages of 18 and.65in U.S. Commerce Secretary radio tape player and speakers Van, the provincial capital, to Elliot Richardson interrukied a totaling $447 were reported join rescue squads. He also visit to Yugoslavia Sunday to stolen Sunday by James ordered all private vehicles fly to Ankara, the Turkish capi- Walker, Box 138A Dean Ave., confiscated to bring in survj- tal, to discuss more American Maitland. Walker told invors from areas still isolated by disaster aid. The U.S. Embassy vestigating officers that ...SupeRx has highest quality prescription servlce.,.at lowest possible prices! HIDE AWAY NOW! No Interest or canylng char.sl Small deposit holds gift until Dec. vi mmivi mi oii To uii ourniiu CIGARETTES PLANTERS DRY ROASTED ALL POPULAR BRANDS PEANUTS 191 VIVA NAPKINS 140 COUNT has already someone broke out the wing The government rushed in sent $3Washington million in aid. window of his 1976 Ford van and removed the items while the vehiclestoodparkedinfrontof Over 1 00 Feared Dead his house. Wristwatch Snatched In Kenya Rai Disaster 1 D' O.G.Greeneofl63lStanley &., Longwood, told deputies NAIROBI, Kenya (A?) — were completely submerged in that he found a $389 digital More than 100 people were the flood waters, the report wristwatch missing from his feared drowned early Monday said. bedroom bureau Sunday after a passenger train ran off a The wreck occurred about morning. Greene reported that bridge and into a flooded river 2:30 a.m. near Matito Andei, his home had not been broken in southeast Kenya, the gov- midway between Mombasa, on into. ernment radio station reported. the coast, and Nairobi, the KenThe disappearance of a silver The broadcast said a section yan capital, and about 150 miles trumpet from Mllwee Middle of the tracks on the bridge ap- southeast of Nairobi. School was reported Sunday by parently had been washed The broadcast said nofurther Loretta Kees, 633 N. Lake away. Six of the passenger cars information was available. Blvd., Altamonte Springs. Mrs. Kees said her 11-year-old son, Mark, took the Instrument to school Oct. 28 for band practice 800 To Rece i ve and that it was apparently stolen from there. The trumpet was valued at Government Aid $240, Mrs. Kees said. A Sanford man was being About 800 Seminole Countlans manner as the nation's f held at the Seminole Co un ty would be eligible for a new stamp program. federal program that provides"If there is need, then we're Jail under $5,000 bond following nutrition supplements for damn sure going to look at his arrest Saturday. George A. women and infants, officials filling that need ," Kim brough Dague of 1104 Scott Ave. was place behind bars on charges of said. co nfirmed today. conduct and He wen t on to say, however, disorderly Val Robbins, the director environmental services, said that he would advocate some resist ing arrest ed violence, the county will be asked to put t ype of punishment for persons records indicated. Seminole County Fire He said he would Like to Inspector Joseph McCluan said funds. "make sure the children are an Investigation was under way The entire gram today into a Saturday night fire presented for the county getting the food" For offenders, Khnbrough at the home of Clara Browder, commission's perij.aJ '1'eij} said be favors a $500 fine and 2704 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford. at a 1:30 p.m. work session, County Commissioner John six months in county Jail. Units from the Sanford Fire "Who would want to go to jail Dept. were summoned along Kimbrough said he will present (Cr (li. tCE RUM 1 ________ LIMIT 2 CARTONS LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 - * KUIJIER'S - £, a4th q B,o,* fs.t,,rae oo dwir iv I 44001 ARTIFiCIAl. I SCOTCH PINE A 34 tips wth extra. Iong5Ya'brusttej HUSH LJ1 Wt AND P4,.ali 131 tu.s. B s,,vwm.Baby con., w,tit, ike bonis f A Y tosmat .w., CrR*4s. ts, Lhc DOLlS IS.. UI. CPO We on 2 BY MAIlTI. Natural coloring j FOl ,. 2 13c , ...-.,, MINIATURE SET 20 Twinkling lights plus _________ ____________ spare tepace. men! bulb. 99' c TAPER 20-PIECE S-ROLL PAPER OR CANDLES GIFT TAGS '' 4-ROLL FOIL 1 2 designs per -16&&- Package. White or Red. GIFT WRAP E4J sq ft. of c pperor2O q ft of foil. Assor1d list A tTiatur, rep,ca the TV ciuou,ei Cornplet. with TV csm&a, Moussket.q. Pluto and se MW MouWUest I . ... . CHRISTMAS WATER ______ . 13 C t designs. _ 99' PK. ORNAMENT LA! Reg. I.49pk. Reg __ HOOKS MAS1TR () CHEF 41i88 gf 11"L —. — ,___ 13 C i eg.Th13 GLOBE 10 ., WEEBLES .. _ R eg . 5 STICK-ON HAUNTED 15-FOOT HANK BOWS RIBBON WB in HOUSE - 1,100 WAIT bright holiday I Corrolas a:. w. witch.châc*.n _ 099 COlOrS C SIflERJDRYER Thai.'.., ,.. ,. Re Ufr° 4 dM1 OIL 13 R. 14 C Reg.29iit.'3 a the program to the commission. for six months for stealing some with county vehicles to battle ment. But funds are might get the certificates — damage to the Browder with the exception of the $6,000 then trade them for beer or residence. Mrs. Browder was _____ OX.ZEMA so" ho _ visiting her brother in North which Bobbins sa ys the state is ot her goodies. Bobbins said supplemental Carolina when the flames broke asking Seminole to put up make the program "more effective." food would include cheese, out and McCluan said no in- MISS Screening would be done by Pllk, eggs and other food Items J ur ies were repo rted. SHAMPOO Th e fire inspector said FORMULA members of Bobbins' staff. wi th high protein. HAIRCOLOR &bthis said if the corn- evidence at the scene in EIi,ibUity also would be ___ CLAIROL ___ the fire was incendiary in _____ Klznbrough said the program the program Is set to get n- nature and that samples had been turned over to the Sanford would be run in much the same derway by Jan. 1. Crime Lab (or examination. Reports are not expected to _r ____ __ NOXZEMA MEDICATED UJ — E4M I vlcKsI VAPORUB VICKS iSo,. Mccluan said. 1 ARRIVE I 0A'0 109 CLLSiNSER Box of4O 'THE 909* .awl Ml UIIii, _ UFE SAVER 79 CHOCOLATES 3.83 ALIYE1 1I BRUT 33 SMASH ONLOI1ION99C 3)o,. STORYBOOK "Maud rah ON dpkxxa Us 64 cc, _SrATE.9 EFFERDENT DENTURE $9 1 . 7 4C come back from the lab fo anot her two or three weeks, WELLA BALSAM • 5i. 79 47 5OF KODACOLOR II FiLM C-hO OR C-121 WHEN YOU HAVE KODACOLOR FIL M DEVELOPED & PRINTED AT SUPERX. COUPONWiLL Of 14S.101i r (NV! I flW ,i TheriamesoflOcandidates are to appear on the ballot for the Casselberry City election Dec. 7 for three open city council seats, All candidates run at large with the three gaining the highest number of votes declared the winners. The candidates do not run for a specific scat and plurality is all that is necessary to win, changed. I overheard a realtor say that if he wanted to sell property he had to say it was in 'south Seminole County' rather than indicates her devotion to the instrument, and C hristopher, only 3, sits firmly beside mommy "helping her play." The family also loves the great outdoors, preferring canoeing throughout the central Florida lakes to more noisy forms of "There has been a misunderstanding on the part of some people that the recent uproar over an area night club is the only reason I'm "Right now there isno ordinance jn the city to forbid nude dancing. An ordinance is in order. It would be difficult to write, but somewhere in the United States there's an ordinance that's working. We need to find it." The slender, soft-spoken four-year Air Force veteran continues "People complain about a number of things, but complaining Isn't enough. Someone has to take steps. I'm going to. If more people who complain would church, the Northside Church of Christ. Kessinger teaches adult Sunday school there, leads the singing and has an active youth group . me church also sponsors a Christian school and Carol teaches a "senior kindergarten" class. take part they'd have a chance to voice their opinions and get things changed." About the proposed Casselberrv ehar'er Kessinger says, "The people I've talked to feel more secure witl, a full time elected administrator. The problem with the Kessinger, who has a BS in Mathematics from Florida Southern ILakelandi, is also a deacon at the church. lie is an engineer with General Dynamics and believes his technical proposed city manager form of government is that the responsibility for firing him goes to the city council, Leaving citizens with no direct access to the man." Indicating that he believes any major changes in the situation in Casselberry will take time, Kessinger sighs, "One thing you learn in the field of electronics: patience ... background gives him some true value as a politician. "The city of Casselberry recently went through a hub-bub on whether to buy a computer. I think I could have been a help." Expressing a deep concern, Kessinger says, "I'd like to see the reputation of the city Two Other Candidates Profiled, Page 7A , running. It's not true, though iamconcerned. Both adult Kessingers are deeply religious, Candidates are: Bill Brady, Charles Glascock, Gerald Haskell, Norman Kessinger, Frank Lucadamo, Sal Orlando (incumbent and council chairman), Carl Robertson Jr., Frank Shutte, Charles Sizer 1 incumbent) and Don Willson. Thoughtfully, he continues, "I feel ashamed of the way we have treated our senior citIzen, and handicapped people I'm not speaking of gifts, but they should be able to finish their lives with a nice retirement. For rnsttnce, they should receive help with utilities.' C.asselberry — becausepeopledjdnot want to move into our town. spending much time and effort on their Also on the ballot will be a proposed new city charter composed by a citizens charter study commission and approved by the majority of the city council. Lucadamo: 'Enjoying Game' At Southeast Banks we specialize in helping -small businesses grow. If you need money, or advice, talk to us. In - complete his 20-year career as a firefighter. Settling in Casselberry, the Lucadamos carried on one of We're good listeners. - I lrILIA As their major Interests - sports. "I even enjoyed the MiamiBoston game," he says, "and it was a dull game. I'm a great spectator, an ardent (an of all sports. "I'm a member of Land The Norman Kessinger family enjoys music. Norman sings with perfect pitch "Just tell him to sing a specific note and he can do it," brags wife, Carol Jean. Carol plays the piano with an intensity that clearly recreation. "It's getting a little chilly now," notes Kessinger, "but we'll have the canoe out again as soon as it warms up." A runoff will not be necessary unless the third place contender happens to receive the exact same number of votes as another contender. This has happened only one time in recent years. With regard to the recently passed advalorem tax, Brady says, '1 spcnt about six months working on an alternative approach which is feasible. It can be used by the council to take the burden off the taxpayers. I had Infonnation about a letter sent to the council by the Wilding agent. Several people saw it, but it suddenly disappeared, It went along with what I had outlined. I went before three council meetings before they agreed to give me the final information I needed to complete my plan. And then I never received it." Frank Lucadamo's love affair with central Florida echoes his love for his wife. the former Carol Bartillota of Fort Lauderdale. Although they were married in Florida in 1969, the Lucadamos returned to New Jersey so that Frank could 20-LIGHT 18 long in bright shimmer. PK I 19, 134 returns to no,mii 1 J99 STRETCH Reg '799 ARMSTRONG MICKEY MOUSE CLUB HOUSE 0 ICICLES POINSETT1AS I Red. wf4ft at nd P W toll R. 7.99 M us ic, M us ic - "When I moved into Casselberry, I began to attend city council meetings and there seemed to be a lack f acknowledgement for the citizens." The Brady idea of recreation includes I) playing softball with the Lakers, a winter league made up of people from the Lake Hodge area of Casselberry and Brady himself Kessinger: Music, IIERAU) (OIIIIESP()NDENT problems between the fire departments. plays right field. Brady also is president of the Lake Hodge Homeowners Association, During his tenure as public relation.s man 200-STRAND 4 LIIC4TIJ MTIJC*Q 13 tall "mA man" sti,rtch*s 10 4 times actu we, then _ 41 Thanksgi vi ng play - several very large 'cardboard trees. Making them wasn't too difficult, he says, but transporting them presented something of a problem. Still, a little care and a gentle tying to the car and the trees were soon -delivered safely to Wendy's school - one more project completed by the Casselberry "Brady bunch." Brady is a graduate of private and public 'i sc hools in Virginia and attended Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond. lie is a fire technician ith the Seminole County Fire Division. The entire Brady family has a "thing" for tennis and flying radio-controlled airplanes. TIlE KESSINGEIIS: NORMAN, CAROL JEAN, AN!) ChRISTOPhER BY MAtt'I.IN TUTON department to get a taxing district. "But that was my first real political involvement of any kind," he explains. "I'd lived outside the city of Casselberry about five years and always watched what was going on in this city, especially in relation to Fern Park where there were some daughter, Wendy. She and her dad are ' presently completing a project for her school TREE Easy to assame. _______ • 1 It would be administered cheese certificates?" be asked. the blaze, which McCluan locally by Robbins' depart- Klmnbrough said some persons estimated caused $8,000 ', I.ttgcst I,iiikiii gr'iup. oh ,issuts In excess of S3 I billuirL We%c gui the money to help sriil I hustncsss expand and prspt'r And larger em: larger Equalk lm;-n 'rT,i cit. in 4 bin i h n in h oil - - O'Lakes Country Club and I play golf once a week - but I'm I linda ,irc '.t,tlted H. hiisiriesc. .111(1 %1111,il 'u w:,mn it to he e riot uril% listen I lii it e er Ti me eli e resrui n d Thu can 1 Southeast Banks You can us. I" - not the kind of fanatic player count on Who would ever break a club on a tree, i lie won't talk about his golf handicap - merely laughs happily and remarks, ''A marvelous 75-year-old man beat me the other day!" It means going out, meeting fine people, Just enjoying the game rather than taking it very seriously," he explains. Carol and Frank, it family without children, spend a lot of TilE Lt'CAI)AMOS: FRANK AN!) CAROL time together now that he has retired. ''We dine out oc sionally, go to a lot of movies, hvc temu.s courts or the like. Association brought no help in member of VI"W and it student and we used to bowl a great but have a place where people cleaning up the lake, Frank in flu.sjness Administration at deal - although we haven't can go and be close to nature, decided more direct in. Jones College, has definite really had time for much That's very important to me." volvement was required. lie ideas about what he wants to bowling since we came to But the lake was in need of a became a candidate for City set' happen in Casse Iberry. Florida." clean-up and the Association Council, urged into it by friends "I'm strongly in favor of the The Lucadamos are also very could find no one who could help and by his ovn desire to see a new city charter, hich would active in the Lake [fudge get it done. number of things happen in give us it unified and Homeowners Association, a That was, in a way, the ('as.selberry progressive city government. group they helped form when beginning of Frank's in"I realize that loss of both I'd like to see utility bills moved first they to volvement in politics. "I've state and federal monies has reduced, if possible. so that Casselberry. Frank, who is always been somewhat In- created serious problems for senior citizens get a break. The second vice president of the terested, but I never before had the City," he says, "but I used deposit money for utilities isn't group, wanted to see the a real desire to get involved," to brag to my friends up north doing any good. it should be homeowners get together and When petitions to the mayor that Casst'lbt'rry was a city invested to bring Interest and get some recreational facilities of Casselberry, letters to of- mthout taxes. In fact, that was that interest should be returned together. "Lake Dodge is so ficials and developers of Lake one of our reasons for moving to the people as credit on their delightful, we thought it would lb4e Estates, and appearance here." bills," says the man whose be nice to have some up- at City Council meetings on Lucadamo, who is a member mends, for 30 years, have portunity to use it — not just behalf of the Homeowners of St. Augustine's Church, a called him, "Lucky." CIi istoô FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE — -- AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI T'_.Ji. C HA- I THE RACE for the Fern Park Volunteer Fire Department, Brady worked extensively in the "I'm big on recreation," he says, 'not only for kids but for adults, too. We have more leisure time now than we've ever had t . BABY ),I\ThAT4..W /.. Brady: Hies 'Bunch' 'Just Gets Involved before." OR THE BIONIC WOMAN i THE BRAI)YS: HILL, WENDY ANI) MAIIJORIE fflJJ, MAN t3St,Aus3 or 12% lS, .l.wns sawwwwo / - 7 I six MIllION -4 William F. (Bill, Brady and his wife, Marjorie, Just can't seem to help getting involved. And it rubs off on 7-year-old ICE CREAM HALF GALLON ROUND L ike? M 84 1 Really BORDEN'S 59 41 ffi4©t' CARTON _____ F ________ said de'.ertnlned by county officials. mission approves the concept, . They -- S up $6,000 in local matching who abuse the program. '-i - Herald Stall Writer the quake Wednesday. do not wish to qualify. Glascock had resigned from the council to have more time to Three city council seats are up for election, Dec. 7, including the devote to his family and Orlando had announced he would not two currently held by Orlando and Charles Sizer and the one from seek re-election, preferring instead to spend all his free time which Charles Glascock resigned several weeks ago. campaigning for the ratification by the people of the proposed The candidates whose names, at this point apparently will be on new charter. the ballot are: Sizer, Orlando, Glascock, Haskell. Bill Brady, However, when the candidate qualification period was Norman Kessinger, Frank Lucadamo, Carl Robertson Jr., Frank reopened Orlando changed his mind and qualified and Glascock Shutte, and Willson. Mike Plater, Robert Clark and David despite his earlier resignation also threw his hat into the ring Smothers withdrew when their one-year residency was again. Sizer also filed. challenged. Meanwhile, the same federal court decision appeared to uphold The city charter requires that candidates for public office in residency requirements - specifically a six-month residency rie Casselberry be residents of the city for one year prior to filing as of the particular city named in suit. candidates. And city officials began the check of the residency of The candidate qualification period in Casselberry was reopened 'prospective candidates. Candidates, in addition to other on the orders of city council and on advice of McIntosh after a documents required by law, were told to file sworn affidavits federal court decision was found striking down a Casselberry attesting that they had been residents of the community for 12 charter requirement that candidates for public office be property months. owners of record. Pinter, owner and proprietor of Club Juana, a topless go-go Sizer, who had planned to seek re-election was told he could not establishment in the city, who had announcea he would seek qualify because he had sold his home and was living in an apart- election to the council, withdrew his name as did Smothers and ..n. a ,,,,, a ment. t1nrfr ih Dffhln,,it residency WA' nflnn,,ng41 .. a,. Monday, Nov. 29,1976--]A I What Are 411. fl9, •L. L Qu ake Evening Herald, Sanford, F!, 'I - I ._. - * , ... '*.i as d .'4a S..* ............ .-•:: s. .. . — _J I,s - .4 ' , - £ ,Ja1 - "4'tLd*Sfl.,...,J t•'* I*ad '4 ..,..-..., - w , " . . b'—t..j I... - ......... . . ..... • s.. -. - ...... 5.4 b, .' S - • ''4 t.i a , . - sLed,.., - �4 A— Evening 9 Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 2, 1 76 EvenIng Herald Sanford, Fl. County Hypi g Swien e Flu Shot Program 000 A710 ~4q swine flu di Ill be greater during the holiday thousands of out-of-staters nood into Florida. Schedule for swine fl u shots during the next three weeks Is as follows: Sc hed ul e for swine flu shots during the ne xt seminole Count Health Center, 900S French Ave., Sanford on Add County, but three Saturday clinics are sebeduled for Orange County: Winter Park Cllnlc,2lW. New En gland Ave.,on Dec. 4 from tO brand g own your CIispctg. 1 -: I in a bewitching - / SO1MIlK ING Bci2 bedazzling :' I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ONLY DAILY COUNTY, FLORIDA. C IVIL ACTION NO 721e2CA490 FE- DERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, NEWSPAPER vs I .-,, I I I. . Apartment S and you Arthur H Beckwith. ir . CIkftflCircuit C By Palficia A Jackson Deputy Clerk Ill Nov 15. 22. 29, Dec 6. 1976 DEF61 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN s hereby given that the undersigned. pursuant to the 'F ctltiou Name Stattjte.' Chapter 845 09, Florida Statutes,will register NOtICe .v , th the County Comptroller, in and or Seminole County, Florida, ull Proof of the publication of It',% notice. the fictitmus name, to "ecill Of .t COMPATABILITY DATING MARKETING, INC, 4ae EASY DATE under which I a t,u iness of 251 N Matiland Ave Suite S M. Altamonte SPringS, FL 32701 in tise City of Altamonte SPfltgs;FlO(ide That the Party interested in Said cvs;ness enlefil is as follows: 8. Keith Cox Avalon Boulevard, Casselberry Seminole County, Flofloa, and more particularly dilitscrill as: Lot S9. Block H. CAMELOT. UNIT TWO. as recorded in Plat Book 16. Pagei9Sand;6pbI(Records 04 Seminole County, Florida. to your husband and you are required to ^r itten defenses, it any, to D Brock. Esquire of Brock, Massey 8. Walden. Suite 102. 616 East Sernoran Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701, Petitioner's 'Tis The Season Plainfiff. Chill I P.'AIER. 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While Supply I Club. 3 13 I I II 1 and _____ I I I South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a m., Ramada Inn, SR I Both 4 $500 OTHER MODELS SIMILARLY LOW PRICED N 1 I 7:30 recreation center Winter Springs candidates will speak. Nleiiiortal Hwpital Assn. Building, Aluma Avenue. III t r.. by SWEE E IS TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 30 Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I Sanford Serlomill noon, Sheraton Inn SR 46. ! 1I ' 00 -- " ' DA&JYC . .. •a Oflu , 31 gic Clean Flltr R EG. 315.45 Wide Selection I r....... __________________ Reg. WALL MIRRORS ma Boston Rockers I I al Super Size • Sanford 4'i 8 pm 1201 W First closed TOPS Chapter 79, 7p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystaj Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. to Special 52 6560 i'i . \ 'ia' " j I I . 95 c n decorator colors. • 'Li' ' 1#4X WASHER, MODEL LDA8000W 9 S Wash & Rnse I 1~6 I/ Water ) '-'. Ri' all day comfort. Posture ''' • j', I MONDAY. NOVEMBER29 Candidate night 1 J Washer & Dryer Sale VENETIAN MIRRORS TREAT YOUR SECRETARY Secretarial Chair I _Au %irlpool CALENDAR light. Sanford. 1 . Soviet submarine built In 1961 which sank after an explosion in 1968. according to Time. Winter Springs Jaycees, ", p.m., VFW building, 17-n. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p m , Florida Power and PH. 322-01104 MX0=A Room 11 S The 1974 salvage operation, dubbed Project Jennifer, recovered virtually Intact I I ,J ISWEENE succeeded a 320-foot-long Golf-class 11 dieselpowered . I I ______ despite the story floated by the CIA in March Christmas. j . ' FIRST S-ORLANDO 0 ' la fashion in p ure e legance. . . Weber ' s newes t colle ct ion ... Infant Toddlers 1977 ACCOUNTS NOW BEING OPENED WINTERPARK 11 II Styles and a fit that from Alfred 11 We've broken an old Christmas tradition, namely the practice of collecting Christmas savings without Paying interest in return. A crooge.type tradition, if - . Curt , the son of Mr. and Mrs Albert Campbell. is 7 years old. He attends Soulhslde School, San. ford ____________________________________ Coordinates 111 one and get one free ma m c h ox car), I . 1 He's dressed for the in stylish Healthtex j eans and Sit Million Dollar Man bel His match box racing I , GIFT , WRAP TO THAT GUY IN YOUR LIFE Give her this shirt is by Kaynee (Buy Ensemble... Or Choose i a ship built by the late Howard Hughes and all Occasion II - Pants 'i i . NEW YORK (AP) — The Glomar Explorer, 1 newest d esign One Of Our . 411 T Casual Dresses, • I CLU 9 The sheriff said Rockefeller told him he was checkin g his buffalo. SAY Soviet Si, Said Recovered ready for Christmas Before preparing his Christmal list C urt checks out the toy display at The Li"Ie Wardrobe. As You Go In \\ I 13TEP Ill . 4 I ,. ' . ( 1J ,4,) Sizes 7-1 4 And Gather Compliments 1~ - - - y 1R Look Your Holiday Best I — \ ~Af mm DISCOVER — ') 4 154ox I ' ' . I I A I For only $18 I IN CASUALS AND S of the Public Records of Seminole Pill in the, Circuit Court of County. Florida Seminole County. Florida. for a has been filed against you and you Osssolul ion ofMarriage and you art aerequiredlos4fvea copy of your -cgu'red to serve a copy of your written defense's, it any, to it ° ^rotten defenteril It any. on J. RICHARDH ADALMS. Jill Gray. ~hrisfopmer Ray, P-0 3". Adams, Harris & Robinson, PA.. Ailamwe Springs, Florida, 32701 plainlitil's atiornill whow addrill Ind file the original with the Clerk s 1200 Southeast Bank Building t the above styled Court on or P0 Box 306L Orlando, Florida #'tire the 22nd day of December, 32002. On of bilre the 0th day 04 '.0. I97, otherwisea Default and Oecember.1976.,ndfil,theor;Qj,p Jt'mate Judgment will be entered with the clerk of this Court either ,ga.nst you for the relief demanded before service on plalvters at seysomn tts earter WITNESS my hand and official '.ealolsaid Court on this the lOtfl day against you for the relief dnre W November, A D. 1976 In the complaint SEAL) WITNESS my hand and sal of Arthur H 13"lliwill Jr fh#S Court on November A. 1116 Clill of the Circuit Court (SEAL) I It-xislovil Rall Arthur H, Uctw3h, Jr CIe'kof the Circuit Court kl!am.oW* Sorsn", Florida )2701 by - Genevieve Poll kitorney for the Pollitionair Diiii Clill II 1. i . $ 141 2 to I I f) Of Shirts Available At Capp's? Manly things for your self-esteem if you buy one for yourself. ,n me •7our. ear rCognac ComfortValue. S, Hush Puppie Contemporaries. To Be Prett Novemb.ef, 1976 Arthur H. BeCkw,th, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court i Linda M Show Deputy Clerk Pubhsh Nov IL 22. 79. Dec 6, 1976 DEF 64 _04 w —j I I LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hollywood's greatest names mourned the death of Rosalind Russell, who became a star by play ing career women and stylish eccentrics. "She was a great humanitarian and a won oner derful, warm human being, said actor - demanded in the Petition WITNESS my hand and seal Ih,% Court on the 10th day 0' IN E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT IN AND FOR SEMI COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO 74-20U-CA.011.11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. OF ORLANDO, a national banking !nd 115 W. 1st St. — if The kind of gown you've always wanted him to give y ou. Ex quisite F aqainst shimmering satin lit plunge there. 5 e erea Downtown Sanford 322-5651 11 ''" S Are You Aware Of Th e Variety Q AUTO PARTS I a 1 9 DIAL 322-3524 I attorney, on or before December 22nd. 1976, and tile the original wIth the Clerk of the above Styled Court either be fore service on Petitioner's attorney or immediately thCreatter. Otherwise a Judgment may be en lefed against you for the relief VS. k.. SANFORD 218-220 E. FIRST serve a copy of your Dated atLGngwood. Seminole County. Florida. Noverrill 1, 1976 li NOV, 1. 15, 22. 29. 1976 F- F 36 COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE NO. 76-2112-CA-"g in li Me Marriago Of; GEORGE E MAIER, HvUmnd. Shopping II I • Floor Lamps / _____ ,! # / by and just one from the "Reverie" collection by Vanity FaIr . GUt•d e II 11 ,,: WITNESS my hand and the seat 0 %a d Court on November 12th. 1916 1 I i ONE DAY SERVICE I -j UA .'n Berg. Gay & Burke, PA, at HER BY NOTIFIE D that a Petition for Dissolution of Pt Office Box 193, Orlando Marriage and Other Relief has been Florida 22002. and file the original filed against you and theft i ow,th the Clerk of the above styled demand in said Pilln that I court on or before December 171h. 1976, otMerwilie a judgmill may be Court award your interest in that certain real property owned by you rrilered against you for the relief and your husband located at 151) demanded in the conVill or Pet,lgon onSa t"i' Chill Hill, M ssachuletts 0211 are required to serve a copy of your Armen defenses. it any, to it on van re i" NAPA I II I f\ ( % \ 44 Westgate Road, ~eminole County, Florida, .,ft antl.ciing Anreon Ill nylon a PEAR 'A~ , I I N THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE through, under or agill TEDDY COUNTY, FLORIDA HEY and NADINE HEY, his wife, and to all parties having or claiming ~IVIL ACTION NO. 76-211114-CA,04C In Rill the Marriage of `JC1 have any right, title or interest in ANTONE JOSEPti COSTA, !he real property herein described. Husband. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED and 'mat an action to foreclose a mor. JANET BETH COST A, , gage on the following real property , n Seminole County. Florida. Wife NOTICE OF ACTION Lot 40, THE COLONNADES TO JANET BETH COSTA THIRD SECTION, according to the Address Unknown Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Last Known Address 1300k 16, Page SS. Public Records of W ' 1 tii7 with ecru lace. Also Red Balloon with black lace. 3238. Only $20. It's washable Legal Notice Defendants Am0U%t o or &A $ I Of I Eening IIt'1hI41 NOTICE OF ACTION TO T EODIE HEY and NADINE HEY, his will RESIDENCE UNKNOWN All ParfieS Claiming interests by, you 11 (!:1a1.ir2 Mourn Roz Russell's Death .. .. Table Lamps /"9r' I g CERTIFICAT iho .. , I GO I c isorI,e:ning t ) II I II , II 9 Juniors a Misses clude bags. shoes ° costume weir Gold & Silver belts and smart cover -ups. ___________________ s been fled against AUTOJill gown holiday group. 7rt%,1\ ' pAR1 '' from our elegant on Dec. 4 from lO a.m. — 3p.m., and Dec. 11 from 9a.m. —5p.m. SEMINOLE FORD SAN Lam . . 1 ME W ... of magic to the Orange County Health Center, 832 West Central Ave.,Orlando Legal Notice 1 Names Hollywood's op "amloom illIII Tuesdays I Nov. 30, Dec. 7 and 14) from noon — 6 p.m. 1,ongwood Clinic, corner of Wilma and Church Streets, on Wednesdays (Dec. 1, 8 and 15) from noon — 6 p.m. No weekend immunizatlon program will be held tnSeminole N All F three weeks is as foll ows: - " m rn /___AA IN _ K- LAL . N-., - - ; " mV N !L I A IF l IN BRIEF ate Respon5e has been weak to the swine flu inoculation program in r Seminole County, with only about seven per cent of the target population of 91,700 persons being reached, according to state Immunization program officials. The target population Includes those persons regarded as "high risk:"persons age 65 and over, persons with chronic illnesses and migrant workers. During the next three weeks, the swine flu program will be stepped up in Seminole County In an effort to reach those high-risk persons who have not yet had the shots. According to immunization program officials, the risk of th e Monday, Nov. 29, 111 ESTABLISHED 1904 SISTER, Inc., WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS GLASS & PAINT 11 DEPARTMENT STORE I COMPANY, INC. Senior W tern Auto HOME FUHISHiNGS CENTER I FURNITURE nutn, Holiday CiLizeas Dance. p.m.. Altamonte Sprtngs "Saturday, Sunday, Monday," 1 i [nil. r Piir k, . a three-act comedy Rx,, u4h SaturdayI �6 Evening Iforuld, Sanford, Ft. Evening HemId Seminole High's football team capped Its "winning" season Saturday night with a 13-12 victory in Gainesville's Florida Bowl. It wasn't exactly the capping they had envisioned up to about a week ago. Fate had chaneed all that. The team had to forfeit two games and a chance to compete in the state playoffs. But all that is history. And it was history when the Seminoles took the field Saturday night. "Lethargy." "They had their hearts taken out of them." "They really weren't trying that hard." Those were some of the reactions and observations of a couple of Sanfordites who attended the Saturday night finale, They reported, too, that the Seminole fans didn't sh1nk in their support of the boys who had been struck by lightning only last Monday. "They were terrific, they just stood up and cheered those kids," said one. And, when the opposition stands began chanting "Hang it up, \ FhEN(il AVE'. SANFORD. F'l.A. .12771 Ar e a ('i'de Y15-122-2611 or 831-9993 Around Monday, November 29, 1976-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher Nt)Ul.N 11, OSIIRIN, Editor .h)SEI'II D. VAN BH.WKI.E. Advertising Director 9 - H :i, I thver Week, 55 ccnL, Month, $2.40: 6 Months. $I42ti Year. $28 40. l Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All Iher mail Month, $270: 6 Months, $1620; 12 Months, $32. 40. Defense _______ [-77 V t~j Role The Clock H anging Fire By NORM 0SHRIN Western Europe has just seen the election of a new U.S. president who campaigned on a pledge to try to cut the defense budget by $5 to $7 billion and bring some American troops home from overseas. On the heels of that a bipartisan study group, under the aegis of the United Nations Association, has recommended that the United States and the Soviet Union get together on a mutual reduction in their defense spending. It's not surprising that this should give our European allies a case of nerves. The U.N. Association group included several men who have been advisers to Jimmy Carter on defense and foreign affairs, among them Cyrus R. Vance, the former deputy defense secretary who is reportedly under consideration to be the next secretary of state. Recently Mr. Carter sent assurances to the North Atlantic Assembly at Williamsburg that he wants to strengthen U.S. ties with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. This could help couhter speculation that the United States is going to be less liberal in the future with its military support for other nations. In his campaign, Mr. Carter also deplored the role of the United States as an arms supplier for many developing countries. For the sake of our allies and our own security we hope the Carter administration does not put the cart before the horse in trying to lighten the burden and the danger of the arms buildup now evident on so many fronts. It will take more than a bear-hug between Marshal Tito and Leonid Brezhnev, for instance, to justify an assumption that the Soviet Union has no further designs on Europe. It is these more than diplomatic gestures that exhibit Soviet policies. Joseph Luns, secretarygeneral of NATO, has urged Europeans to look less at the Tito-Brezhnev embrace in Belgrade and more at what happened recently in Angola, where Soviet arms have swept another country into Moscow's orbit. The need for U.S. troops or weapons to be consigned abroad depends on two factors: the kind of threat faced by an ally or friendly country, and the ability of that country to take care of its own defense. Any step by the United States to reduce a treaty commitment or cut off an arms supply should be based on some change in those factors not a simple desire to invest less in defense. While we think it would be a mistake for Mr. Carter to ignore that principle, the uncertainty his election has created in NATO could have one salutary effect. It reminds Western Europeans once again that it is their fate that is in the balance when the neglected strength of NATO is weighed against the formidable arms build-up on the other side of the Iron Curtain. Adm. Isaac Kidd, the NATO naval commander, has just warned Europeans that unless they modernize their fleets U.S. forces would be spread too thin to cope with the new Soviet navy in the event of a European war. There is no reason to doubt Mr. Carter's expressed support of the NATO alliance, but this does not mean our allies can assume indefinitely that the United States will be willing to take up the slack in Western Europe's defense, - - - AnnualAgony The warning comes again from the boss of the Internal Revenue Service himself: completing the new tax return "could be more difficult" than in past years. Taxpayers struggling with their form 1040s last year found confirmation of a similar prediction by IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander. And last year, as he will this year, the commissioner madt his words of caution part of the tax form package. But those of us who finance the spiraling federal budget won't be able to profit from Alexander's words of wisdom until mid-January. Mailing of the forms has been delayed for two weeks, at least, by late passage of the reforms hailed by congressional tax-writing committees as simplifying the taxpaying process Alexander's concern is prompted by the increasing dependence In the returns upon the taxpayers' own computations instead of the familiar standardized tables. He says the amount of arithmetic required will result In more mathematical errors than ever before. l BERRY'S WORLD Seminole, hang it up, Seminole," a middle-aged lady on the Seminole side of the field responded: "Go to h-, Largo; go to h-, Largo." And word is that she wasn't telling them to go to home, either. So the fans were behind them in their moment of frustration. And that frustration, reports indicate, was evident In the first half of play. "They really didn't ge t with it, they were not trying to play ball in the first half," said a Sanford fan. "Their defense didn't look like the best In the state, which it is. "l'here was no doubt they were going to win the ball game, although they weren't trying that hard." So the 1976 season Is over. Time now to look ahead. And that's probably what Jerry Posey's wife told him as she ran up to him, lovingly throwing her arms around him when It was all over. "Laws Enacted In 1976 that Help Florida From Senator Richard (Dick) Stone" That was the heading on a recent press release received at The Evening Herald from the Washington office of Sen. Stone. If that's what he meant, his would-be Republican opponent, whomever he will be in 1980, can take heart with a new campaign strategy. FLORIDA And, speaking of literary attempts. during the first year of county-wide library service, Seminole residents borrowed 378,000 books, records, films, IN BRIEF Miami Hotel's Success Said Dependent On Gambling etc., according to Glenn Miller, director of the tricounty Orlando library System that started serving Seminole C6unty in October 1975. He's predicting Seminole circulation reaching at least a half-million items this year. '.-: - . MIAMI BEACH (AP) The success of a proposed $100-million hotel and merchandise mart here depends on the legalization of gambling, says an organizer of the venture, "It is my fair assessment that what Miami Beach really needs is gambling and that if it doesn't get it, it is bound to be the Atlantic City of the South," said Irving Ezkanazi, a vice president of the Trump Organization. Atlantic City, once a busy tourist town, has fallen on hard times. But earlier this month, New Jersey voters authorized casino gambling in the city. A petition drive for legalized gambling on Miami Beach failed last year. However, Miami Beach councilmen last week accepted a bid from Ezkanazi's company to negotiate a contract within 30 days for the lease of air rights over two city blocks. Under the firm's proposal, the hotel to be operated by the Hyatt hotel chain and merchandise mart would be built on the site, - Sanford's public library checked out 91,487 Items, registered 2,599 patrons and answered more than 4,000 reference questions In the last year. The Seminole County South Library opened May 17, 1976. Also reported: new Seminole County South Library (opened May 17 In Seminole Plaza) circulated 1,805 items in first 41i months. DON OAKLEY iation States Must Vrotests - _____ - - Put Up CEN1ThL FLIOO (1) WASHINGTON An entire generation of people has come on line since those days in the 1950's when pregnant women were warned not to drink milk, when the Three R's in school were rems, rads and roetgens, when Americans were so fearful of atomic radiation that they dug holes in their backyards for emergency shelter. The new generation knows little of it. Of the poison of the senses that follows the poison of the Cpair. And perhaps this ignorance helps explain why the young are not now unifying in the ((( ( (I1 streets, bitter and angry, to protest the radiation clouds from China that dust this nation and the world with disgusting pollution. And yet the kids are not alone in their inertia. Almost everyone from traditional pacifists to concerned parents to governments leaders have met the Chinese Impudence with an irresponsible lack of concern. We are being sprinkled with what in a real sense is particulate death but we are moved to do nothing but remain silent. Last year when the French announced in. tentions to explode a bomb above a South Pacific island, public outrage was intense; picketers marched in Paris, gentle people made plans to sail to the island on potent.al suicide missions, and the test was eventually blocked by the legal manipulations of an international group of jurists, But China's identical impertinence is somehow seen as different. A spokeswoman at SANE (Society Against Nuclear Explosions) says her group Is split down the middle as to whether even to discuss the China bombs. Many members feel NEW YORK (AP) President-elect Carter's the Chinese nuclear effort is, good Lord, up the nuclear goal of lowering the jobless rate by 1.5 per. "Healthy" because it "breaks points In 1977 might result In costly monopoly held by the superpowers, a monopoly centage bottlenecks, according to a U.S. Chamber of which forces the Third World to arm." Co mnerce official And so SANE has decided to protest, but not very much. The same can be said about many of To achieve this goal, said Jack Carbon, the the traditionally anti-war, anti-violence corn- new chief economist of the national chamber, munes. It's the negative consequence of selec- would strain the nation's plant capacity, which tive outrage. God save the good memory of Mao, he views as suffering from serious unto whom all this radiation is dedicated. derinvestment. Ironically, the leftLsh forces are thus cornCarbon fears that much of the plant and panions in hypocrisy with the United States equipment said to be available for use is either government, a body that also has not had the obsolete because it requires too much energy to heart to complain but faintly about the Chinese operate or else is impacted by environmental toxins. China has tested three bombs In the atlimitations. mosphere this year, only one of which merited When demand for goods exceeds the capacity concern, albeit mild concern, by the American of the production machinery, a general instate department. flationary situation usually ensues, resulting in To the contrary the government has carefully conditons which the chamber fears could be the avoided criticism of the Chinese, and at the same excuse for imposing wage-price controls. time has labored to keep the public silent. The government was the first to learn of the Carbon, who joined the chamber a month ago radioactive clouds, and commensurate fallout, after 12 years of government service under four but left It to others to make this information presidents, believes recent Carter statements public. Since then officials have pursued the and at least one appointment suggest "an nmatter slowly, all the while furiously denying clination to go along with business." ("trust us")*that there is any danger. The president-elect's effort to have an barOne conclusion here is that the government monious relationship with Arthur F. Uw-as, cares more about its relations with China then i responsibility to its own people. Henry Kissinger chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, and met with Chinese officers one week after the naming of Thomas Lance, a banker, to a high third China blast of the year, and did not ever fiscal position, has been reassuring, he said raise the subject of fallout. Sources admit the In Carbon's view, Carter seems set to pursue a government would rather encourage than stop moderate course. the Chinese nuclear tests, for this is more a The chamber, whose 62,000 members represent a cross-section of business life, Is said worry to Russian that to U. S. interests, - . - Lp€_. _ 1A"1_1 -- - I - - y\os.,L "flAYt.Q-_-' ,.-.--.'--.... ( - . It is both fortunate and unfortunate that the question of capital punishment should today be so sharply focused on the person of one Gary Mark Gilmore. It is fortunate because, if we are going to resume executions, of all the hundreds of condemned men occupying death rows, none may so richly deserve death than this man who wantonly (0' and cold-bloodedly murdered a motel clerk in Utah and was charged with but not tried for a second similar murder). Gilmore Ls obviously a menace to society, lie is also obviously a profoundly disturbed individual, as the flood of stories about his anti have made plain his demand that he be1 executed by firing squad, his request to marry the woman who jilted him, their aborted suicide e'' pact. Gilmore has become a celebrity, and that is what is unfortunate. We hear about Gilmore the psychotic; we forget about Gilmore the murderer. Even lithe board which is to make the final decision early in December gives him what he wants, it is going to be very difficult for the state of Utah to become the first state to execute a prisoner since 1967. So many people have become so emotionally involved with Gilmore that we can expect a tremendous outpouring of protest. Few of those protesting, however, will be able to tell you the names of his victims. The fact that Gilmore prefers to die rather than be imprisoned for life, and is apparently however to be concerned that few business determined to find some way to execute himself people are on the Carter transition team, and if the state will not oblige him, is something else that those who are seem to represent a that those who oppose capital punishment would progoverrmment attitude. just as soon not think about. For this and other reasons, Carbon said, But which is more barbaric a society which chamber officials will be closely observing not imposes the penalty of death upon those who just Cabinet-level appointments but "second deliberately cause death, or a society which tier, sub-Cabinet people and agencies to whom lacks the fortitude to do so, and yet cannot bring Congress gives great responsibility and power." itself to abolish capital punishment once and for all' Aside from the immediate concern of Gary Gilmore has In effect told the state of measuring and Influencing the political scene, Utah, and every other state with capital the big issues facing business today, in the on Its books, to put up or shut up. chamber's view, are a capital shortage and the 9W THE ORLANDOS: SAL, EDMEE --•--- JOHN CUNNIFF Reducing U - - ,. , Ducats Stolen, Youth Charged - 10 1 - Both Orlando youngsters are singers with (Tioral Life Unlimited, a group Orlando backs as often as possible "with my attendance at their performances and In any other was' I can. They are made up of about 60 area students, and make superb music." I MIAMI API A 16-year-old boy has been arrested trying to sell some of 12,000 stolen tickets for the next two Miami Dolphins home games, police say. Police said the youth, whose identity was not released, was apprehended Saturday night with 191 of the stolen tickets as he tried to sell them from a gas station. Jim Steeg, the football team's comptroller, said burglars apparently forced open a ticket window at the Orange Bowl Friday night and stole the tickets. Orlando, who Is a certified senior civil and mechanlcalengineemandgraduateof Newark (N.J.) School of Engineering, is involved in a variety of civic activities. On the board of directors of the central Florida chapter, American Red Cross, he Is also chairman of its Disaster Action Committee and an Instructor in first aid and vice president of the Altamonte-Cassel berry Cham ber of CornI riserce. An issue that resurfaces every election year The discouragement of Investment in ex- is that of tax reform. Specifically, how to achieve pand'p).-?P! and equipment in recent years a more equitable distribution of the tax burden. because of wars, recessions and wage-price There will probably never be a time when the cuntrub has serious ramifications for the job tax system couldn't benefit from reform, but one market, Carbon observed, favored idea Americans might as well forget "To go from 6 per cent to 5 per cent unem- about Is that there are vast untaxed billions to be ployment requires a "massive investment in raked out of the upper income brackets. plant and equipment," he said. While estimates According to the Tax Foundation Inc., a vary on the actual capital requirements to nongovernmental organization that researches produce one job, many place the figure at more and reports on tax matters, the Internal Revenue to than $40,000. Service collected $15.8 billion in taxes from inIn order to encourage capital investment, and come brackets above $32,000 In 1972. That was an in Carbon's view make possible full em- effective tax rate of 55 per cent. If the tax rate had been 100 per cent, and the ployment, he believes that profit as a percentage IRS had taken all taxable Income above $32,000, of sales, now around 5 percent, must rise to 6 or 7 the additional revenue would have been $12.8 per cent. Calling wage-price controls the "most per. billion. Now $12.8 billion, of course, Is nothing to vasive Intrusion Into the private sector by the federal government," Carlson suggested Carter sneeze at although It would just barely pay the could do much to build investor confidence by cost of the federal government for 11 and onehalf days In fiscal 1777. making clear he has no such plans, I' me rI lw Sanford: Isiah Bradley Zina Davis Linton F. Frederick Ben Iamin F. .lnhncnn Pauline Justice Jackie K. Stewart Sr. Charles A. Andrews, Casselberry Giuseppe Guerrieri, DeBary Doris A. Goc'dlanul Deltona Living Funeral service is for the living for those left behind who must make an adjustment. What we do, therefore, must be based upon their individual thoughts and feelings. . . . MRS. MARIE EBE CMrs. Marie D. Ebe, 81, of U. 1, Box 398, Longwood, died Saturday. Born In Harrisburg, Pa. she came to the Longwood area 23 years ago from Fl She is survived by a brother, FUNE RAL HOME I i,I '.1 ,\IIfill ill, ii'i,I V,114 I) SANI (liii? I I iOIiDA ill If'II(INI .317 AN J Ali I lAM 1 i,uiAM.UW ,' -. - . - Funeral KE Lame Ducks Plann'i'ng One Final Junket 0 . I R. Gordon Srluon L. F. 0. Robert I. Brillion L.F.0 0. R. Smtti, Sr. Manaq,r 119 COMBINED YEARS - - - - - Ior /-I- N' "I'm wead-IIgthe , is - look' because I AM peasant!" if I I ' - ESE, MRS. MARIE 0. Funeral services POr Mrs Marie Eb.. of 4 BO 398. LongwOOd, who ded Saturday. will be held today at I p m at Gramkow Funeral PlOme Chapel with For Leroy Soper otfic'atir'g Burial In Oaklawn Cemetery Gramkow n charQe . - Not - JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON A flight of lame ducks, led Another possibility, the cable suggests, Is "a under wraps since an April 8, 1976, inspection by was found to be potentially dangerous, yet no by Treasury Secretary William Simon, will head visit to U.S. bicentennial exhibition now being the Army Inspector General. The inspected units more effective than a harmless placebo. north next week for their last official look at the held in Sokolniki Park, Moscow, for wives or were rated unsatisfactory In everj single area The manufacturer, Baxter-Travenol, quietly sinister, sullen beauty of Moscow. sons or both." from weapons training to medical services. withdrew its application, therefore, to get The lame ducks, most of them Treasury and Meanwhile, the sightseeing should be exOne entire batallion "had never conducted a chymnopapin approved for U.S. sales. The Commerce officials, aren't Likely to remain in cellent as the first mows begin to silver the practice load up of ammunition," except for one company nevertheless put it on the market in government long enough to apply whatever golden onion domes of the Kremlin. lone company that had gone through the exercise Canada. knowledge they may pick up in the Soviet Union. Footnote: The Moscow trip was scheduled once. Canadian officials told us they don't always They will be accompanied to Moscow by their before the U.S. elections and, therefore, before Other confidential documents indicate about agree with the U.S. Interpretation of tests. wives and by Simon's two sons, Billy, 25, and the officials actually became lame ducks. The 20 other serious allegations were largely sub- Baxter-Travenol explained that they presented Peter, arrangements had gone too far, a Treasury stantlated by Cot. Joseph M. Hoithen, the In- the same test results to both countries, Different The U.S. embassy, according to the cables out spokesman explained, for the conference to be vestigatlons chief. countries have different standards, a of Moscow, is dusting off the red carpet for this postponed until the new administration takes It was alleged, for example, that one unit said. final junket of the Ford administration. The over. "was short approximately $70,000 worth of MIIJJON.DOLLAR DELAY Washington officials will attend a conference of Four years Our sources say that Simon didn't seek the equipment." The Investigative reports indicate ago, the Osage Indians received a mu1ti.mflJjo the U.S.-U.&S,R. Trade and Economic Council, trip but was asked to head the delegation this was a $70,000 misunderstanding that has now dollar land settlement from the federal governbut the embassy isn't quite sure what to do with because his bluMness has made him a favorite been resolved. But an Army spokesman refused ment, including a $1 million educational the women, with Kremlin leaders. The treasury secretary clarification on the grounds that another In- scholarship fund for the Osage peoples. But "There are several Interesting options," the told us he invited his sons along because there vestigatlon is now in progress. bureaucratic bimgllng has held up the money, embassy has cabled Washington. The cable lists was extra room in the plane. He will pay all their Many essential vehicles, with missing parts, and not one penny from the education fund has various luncheon possibilities and implores the expenses In Moscow out of his own pocket, he were reported as "operational." Thousands of yet reached the Indians. State Departm'.nt to select the most desirable said. gallons of petroleum products were also unacOur investigation indicates that the delay has entertainment. "Please advise. preferred PENTAGON COVER-UP Defense counted for. been caused by program," urges the cable. Secretary Donald Rumsfeld must not have read BANNED DRUG A spinal drug, which has tape. A staff disputes, legal problem., and red officer at the Bureau The embassy is also arranging "a separate his own confidential investigative reports when of Indian been banned In the United States is being Affairs is finally getting around to developing I schedule for the sow of Secretary tary Simon. We he poob-poohed charges that the Army's marketed across the border in Canada by Us U.S. regulations to govern the a would appreciate knowing dministration of the knowing the secretary strategic European division was guilty of manufacturer, money. But the delay has had one advantage: prefers that they be invited to the luncheon at the financial ml*nanagement and false readiness. 11 drug, chymopapin, is a surgical sub- about $250,000 in thtei'ed has accumulated Sovletskaya (Hotel)." These codidentlal reports have been kept over stitute that dissolves spinal disks. In 1975 tests, It the last tour years OF DEDICATED SERVICE When Oeor,e Sovihard Service Matters I R ISSON FUNERAL HOME Oldest Funeral Home In Seminole County First Established in 18.83 Sanford, Florida 0S Laurel Avenue -__ John ii. D,j,ti Sr., of Apopka. Gramkow Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. WEATHER oydsnobs, Ind. ' .~ -#~ 'a 0. t. Ir .11,41r ~ P- -CA " - ~" ,A ~~.:; Schutte: His World Centers On The Sea Frank Schutte is not only a retired naval officer who worked his way up through the ranks. He is also a student, presently enrolled at the Altamonte Springs campus of Jones College working toward a degree In business administration. In his spare time Schutte and his wife, Dolores, like to fish and "we like the beach." Their interest in the beach is reflected throughout their home. One wall In their family room displays a large threedinunslorial hanging made of shells, sea fans and other artifacts of the sea. On another wall is a hooked tapestry made by a friend and depicting semaphore flags and a huge anchor, reminiscent of Schutte's naval career. A hand-Polished and carefully crafted coffee table made from a slab of tropical wood by Schutte himself is only one of the many items which "I used to make all the time when I had a workshop and the proper tools." Schutte, a graduate of high school in Illinois, says he and Dolores also do a good bit of fishing when time permits. Schutte began his military career as an enlisted man, working in administration. Later the Navy had him running a $60 millionmilliona-year civilian industrial plant. He retired from the navy as a It, commander. "WI' made anti-submarine torpedoes," he - _____ . Karen E. McCullough Annie Wamley John W. Bonnell, Deltona Ernest W. Burdick, Deltona Frank Kish, Delto Edgar 0. Fawcett, Lake Mary James Atwell, New Sm)rna Beach Charity Esclavon, Osteen says. "We made one piece of equipment from 1,400 parts. The parts were made by cornponies so small that some were in a person's garage. It was a professional troubleshooter's job, really." Remarking on his present Interest In politics, Schutte says, "I'm a voter which gives me some political background. Voting is important. It bothers me when people don't vote and then get disturbed when they don't like what happens. Schutte believes his years of budgeting and administration would be of use to the Casselberry city council. Noting that no city should sacrifice fire or police protection, Schutte says, "We must separate the necessities from the luxuries. I'd like to see Casselberry continue to operate efficiently, but with the lowest possible advaloremtax. A lot of people, especially older folks, are very conccrned about this. Five, six or ten dollars a month may not be much to some people. To those already living on a meager budget it Is too much to cope with." With a smile Schutte remarks, "My campaign is probably the most austere. I've no fancy signs. My wife and I each contributed to the campaign and that's the cxtent of my financial backing. "I have no axes to grind, no special reasons for running. I've lived here five years and I plan to go on living here. - Leona M. Cort Unda Davis Robert H. Hasty Dorothy Tierney Bonnie I. Tucker Jennie L. Casselberry DISCHARGES Sanford: Robert L. Brown UIM.lIAtt(aLS Sanford Tommy I. Bell Viola S. Frank rina M. Jelks Betty J. Latham AREA DEATH GRAMKOW mr~- 6. TIlE SCIIU'fl'ES: FRANK AND DOLORES Orlando is also second vice president of the Lions Club and a member in the American Society of Certified Engineering Technicians, Now chairman of the Casselberry City Council, Orlando was elected to council in 1974, taking office in January, "I had actually announced I would not seek re-election, but several things forced me to change my mind," he says. He notes particularly "a very strong effort by a small special-interest group to take over the city, important legislation pending by the council and I believe with my technical background I can help-so I'm offering myself for another two years." he says. Among Orlando's hopes for the future of Casselberry-a new franchise agreement with the Winter Park Telephone Company for exclusive service and new contracts which could bring revenues into the city. lie notes also that a number of ordinances must be renewed with an eye toward generating income-or next year there will have to be an increase in taxes-regardless, he says, of who is elected and what they are promising. And he has one more hope for the city-passage of the new charter. "I really would suggest that people vote for that," emphasizes the ex-Army Sergeant-Major and member of St. Augustine's parish, Mary A. Ziolkowskl, Deltona Rether Rynes, Lake Monroe Ralph E. Stu Stumpf,Maitland Ruth A. Clarke, Orange City BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. John C. (Connie) Boehm Jr., a boy, Deltona ADMISSIONS - 411 HOSPITAL NOTES NOVEMBER27, 1976 ,, \' - zo ings RncI Flays Salvatore (Sal) Orlando lived in New Jersey all his life until 1970 when his son's allergy to cold temperatures made him decide to move his family to central Florida. Living first in Sanford and then in Casselberry, the family got involved with exuberance. Son, Michael, now 19, is a student at Southern College in Orlando. Daughter, Dianna, is a student at Lake Howell and plays flute In the band. Orlando's wife, Edmee, coordinates the entire Family, encouraging Interests In politics, civic activities and music. . ft .1- 0 - threat of government Intervention in markets. AND DJANN1% 4,111, " * N 7k Orlando: His Clan - - P " TALLAHASSEE (AP) Doctors say a suit accusing five physicians and a medical official of conspiring to force an abortion clinic out of business could have grave consequences for the medical community. The suit is scheduled for trial Wednesday, but U.S. District Judge William Stafford first must consider a motion filed by the physicians to dismiss the suit. Defense lawyers claim that any actions by the doctors against the health center were within the bounds of professional responsibility to maintain quality health care. - I . '\.-4 - Five Doctors Face Suit • (7". q7. r. -A, - Or Shut Up £tLsct S 41.0 I' rll ... .. _". It '*~.: " - Diminish Are They Really Like? . . TOM TIED Rad What - Monday, Nov. 29, 197 .-IA Stay -I Walter G. Latshaw, Deltona Harold D. Morgan, Lake Mary Cherwa, Neal T. West, Westburg, N.Y. Mrs. Harry (Katrina) Sanders & baby boy, Sanford AI' 11 NOVEMBER 28, 1976 Sanford: Roland S. Pruitt Leslie E. Thompson Robert W. Von Herbulis James Williams Peter A. McLeod, Clewiston John Sweeney, Deltona Clara L. Tyo, Deltona Levelle V. Thompson, Maitland Electric General _________ _______ ! I CENTRAL 1,1I_ 1: _____________ , WA LL i lii Checkli th George Stuart... _____ ___________________________________________________ Sunday's high 87. Today's Low 73. Intermittent rain developing today and turning colder this afternoon and tonight Tuesday, cloudy with a chance of rain. Highs mostly In the upper lOs today and in the SOs to low 60s Tuesday. Lows tonight In the 40s. South and southwest winds 15 to 20 mph shifting to northerly tonight. Rain probability decreasing to 50 per cent toLllfht and Thesi1ii. EXTENDED F0RF:CAsT Cold Tuesday through Thursday and not as cold on Friday. Variable cloudiness with mostly sunny days. High near 50 In the extreme north to near 70 in the extreme south. Highs later in the week are expected to range In the 60s to the low 70s. Lows Wednesday and Thursday In the mid ZOs to low 303 In the extreme north to near 40 In the central to near SOs extreme south and SOs in the Keys. Lows Friday 30, extreme northto 40s central to SOs and SOs extreme south. 1tESDAY'SllDES Daytona Beach; Iliglis !:M a.m. and 3:13 p.m.; Lows 9:08 a.m, and 9:2.8 p.m. Port Canaveral: HIghs 2:42 a.m. and 2:54 p.m.; Lows 8:43 a.m. and 9:17 p.m. Bayport: Highs 9:02 a.m. i.nd 8:53 p.m.; Lows 2:59 a.m. and 2:24 p, m- Cl 'f- Y3(0 . \ CZ1, - F_ V ?~\, I W71-1j. Now in Casselberry too. GEORGE STUART, INC. 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32802 520 SOUTH HWY. 17-92 CASSELBERR'r, FLORIDA 32707 -- _________________________________________________________________________________________________ FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CILWfifft SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR GtL IDEAS (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI -- �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nov. 29, 1976--lB Soviet Men Irate: Don't Like Women Liberated' Union's new breed of working women have forgotten how to be women, the weekly newspaper's readers said in the latest issue. "Every man dreams of a woman who's soft, loving, expressive, affectionate, modest and shy, of a feminine woman," wrote The journal Literary Gazette says dozens of irate men have written to complain that liberated Soviet women are losing their femininity and acting like men in their smoking, drinking, cursing and having free sex. In fact, the Soviet MOSCOW (AP) - Grigory Molodtsov from the town of Volzhsky. "But they're getting harder and harder to find, "Men are getting fed up with crude women who have the manners of cowboys. Their bossy shouts around the house, their shabby way of and their dressing way swaggering of drinking bottoms-up like a man turns the home into a crude barracks." Even at the front In World War II, wote A. Arkilov from Nikolayev, girls wearing boots and greatcoats managed to keep their femininity, But now, he said, "it's hard to distinguish the girls from the guys: their vulgar laugh, swaggering walk, cigarettes." Since the war, women have assumed an ever greater share of the Soviet workload. They now make up about 52 per cent of collective farm workers and 48 per cent of factory according to recent statistics. Other statistics show that women continue to run Soviet homes and raise children, adding another four to five hours to each workday. The Soviet press has acknowledged the problems involved in reconciling the workers, dual roles of women, and social planners are trying to ease the burden with playschools for children and take-out meals for quick dinners. But the attitudes of both men and women toward the woman's role are changing slowly. "For the woman, the home and the children must always come first, and the job second," said one Moscow mother who works as a doctor. A man from Tbilisi described the model wife as "an able and hospitable housewife, clever adviser and non-pestering satellite.'' 'S WOMEN —. - -- - - Cassius would never return, On a recent morning when Marion opened th e door, there stood Cassius on the welcome mat - a bit battered and showing signs of malnutrition, but purring and meowing. According to Sa ra Roberts, it was a toss-up as to who was happier —Cassius or the clan. Wedding bells will ring with Christmas bells on Dec. 11 when Becky Ct-anmer becomes the bride of Jimmy Wade Ill at the First United Methodist Church of Sanford. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cranmer and her fiance's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Wade Jr. Becky was entertained Saturday at a miscellaneous shower at the Mayfair home of Mrs. Marion ( Sa ra) Roberts. Ot her hostesses were Sara Lee Roberts and Mrs. IlowardRanz and daughters, Becky and Barbie of Daytona Beach. In keeping with the brideelect's Christmas colors of red, white and green, this color scheme was carried out in the home decor and refreshments. About 25 guests attended. sightseeing and shopping. En route home, Flossie and Leo v is ited a (laughter In New Jersey. After a few days relaxation in the Florida sun, they will have a white Christma.s with their son In Ohio. Gett in g away from it all for a marvelo us two weeks in Europe were Flossie and Leo Trepanier. The couple was joined by 1eo's sister and husband, Lois and Jeno Pauhu'ci . Th ey jetted from New York to Rome and visited several Italian cities and also Jeno's villa at Bellisio. The foursome travelled by boat to Yugoslavia and then on to the French Rivena and Monte Carlo. From Nice they flew to London for more DEAR ABBY: A woman was distressed because her bright 19-year-old son had quit college to enroll in a trade school, saying he preferred to work with his hands. His mother Insisted that men who work with their hands do so only because they are not smart enough to work with their minds. Thanks for telling her that college was not for everyone, and that some hand work requires more talent, skill and know-how than many professions, That reminds me of this story: It seems a doctor had a • pro "Neither did I when I was a doctor." HENRY D. WIXEY, MSgt., USA} DEAR HENRY: Beautiful! DEAR ABBY: I read in your column a bitter reference to wives who do not have custody of their c hi l dr en following a divorce. ("She's divorced and her h usba nd has custody of the children, so you KflOW wimi SHE's li ke!") I wo ul d like to tell you of my own experience: I was di vorced three years ago, and my exiiuuunu has CU.S(04]y of our children, now 6 and 8 years old. He and I discussed it at great length. Neither of us was stupid, immoral or emotionally disturbed. We decided that my husband was better qualified to raise the children than I was. Il UUIUC 4J be ca lled a plumber who came at once and correct ed the problem in a short time. When the plumber f inished, -- New officers of Seminole County Medical Society are Dr. Jorge Gomez. president; Dr. Russell Shaw, pr es ident-elect ; ' Club's Garden Sanford "Christmas Aro un d the World' will be a two day event . Friday, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday, from 10 am. to 4 p.m., at the clubhouse, Sunla. Estates. . -- - rI - ted First Th e Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary will hold its bazaar Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the church. As the bazaar comes to a close, a colorful Bicentennial quilt will be auctioned off. J A I - - eIvIoI nrn('.qi1IrPI The pnthi,di.rti,. . Tim Raines rams to first down I' IX g I %A No one asked me, but: Someone at Itosie Cl'Grady's must have given Miami six points Saturday. At a point in the game when Florida led by 12-10 a skywriter puffed out a -T U UUF%U -, PRINTED INTERLOCK / \ \ 5 DAYS ONLY FOR THESE FABULOUS BARGAINS r.I' ~ f Ij) IIL',d New As! 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Wallick played at Lyman and was passed up \ Two Huge &Denims Cw6 contest which didn't appear in the linescore or scoring summary Otis Anderson of Miami is one of those incredible tP athletes who can absorb pain and still perform. lie limped in and out of the Hurricane huddle, but lost it Wide 100 Pct. Polyester AND • while YOU Walt IIAYNEs Square Goal Posts 41k,, 1..... IIIC U}IVII IIUU.3V 3396752 By JIM Rosie's Wishes & I Lat us do your Haynes' Hunches - VI concept has prompted the suggestion that It become an annual event. Mllwee Middle School PTA Is re-activating with plans for a project that will begin during the Christmas season and continue throughout the year. The initial step of the project is to provide cooperatively with the school's faculty a musical Christmas program for the students at Rosenwald Exceptional Child Center on Dec. 6, and for the Heritage Nursing Home on Dec. 8. The school's choral group and under the direction of Mrs. Petty, music teacher, will provide the music. Other special programs will be provided throughout the year by other enrichment classes at the school. Transportation will be provided by the PTA. Congratulations to the following new officers for "beginning again" with the project: Mrs. Sandy Blonigen, president; Mrs. Lulse Pulliam, vice president, Mrs. Glenda O'Brien, secretary and Mrs. Beverly Ohaleck, treasurer. w .4' - - The playoffs it wasn't, but Seminole High's football team came alive in the second half on touchdowns by Jeff Anderson and Tim Raines for a 13-12 victory over Largo in the Florida Bowl at Gainesville Saturday night. Coach Jerry Posey had a tough time getting his team up for the game.Largo wanted to know what he fed them during intermission. '..-. Beauty Tips - Seminole sideline captures elation of victory -7 Seminole Prevails, 13-12 ule Programs Set A (Pho tos by Bob Mari'ey) Tiny Tim To Sina He enjoyed ctuidIood games, Should I send flowers or spending time with the candy from now on? Or should I children, reading to them. etc. say something? My sister and I He was a rotten husband, but an have always been close, and I excellent father. hesitate to cause a rift. He and I get along won- Nevertheless I am perturbed derfully well now that we are over this. WHAT TO DO divorced, and more important, the children are better off. I ni,tit WHAT. lit iinf,,lr to have unrestricted visitation your mother to give her rights, they love me, and I see "flowers or candy" if you feel them often. she would prefer something It's time people, and the else. LI you are sure of your courts, realized that some men facts, confront your sister and are more capable of rearing tell her to quit that chintzy children than some women. game. Just because a mother gives her husband custody of the c hild re n doesn't make her a horrible perso n. Perhaps 311e h a s mane Party Choke greater sacrifices for the Think twice before you Invest benefit of her children than the in that gold lame evening gown. hardheaded, bitter mother who Once you've worn it, you're uses her children for financial going to have to find another the do o muc 'Ic ga n UIIU £1 CIUU W punish her occasion out-of-town to owed him. The plumber said, husband. Please be fair and show it again. Better idea to "That will be $75." print this. stick to neutrals for dressup. "That's outrageous," said the "G" physician, "I'm a doctor and I Bare Warmth DEAR C: Color me "fair." don't make that kind of To cover a halter dress, think DEAR ABBY: My husband money!" and I can't get home for n terms of a short fur jacket, The plumber replied, real or fake, or wrap your C'hrlstmas, so we always mail shoulders in a soft, warm my mother a gift, shawl. My sister, with whom Mom PTA ction Neck Flattery lives, opens the gift, sustilutes If your new cowl-neck the same item (only cheaper quality) and gives the gift we sweater has a loose enough Y sent my mother to someone in neckline, you can wear a gold choker inside for an interesting her husband's family. Sterling Par k Elementa ry PTA is planning a W in ter Pr ogr am effect. to hold in conjunction with its December PTA meeting. The Mother, who is quite elderly, Packing Pointer program will feature the school's chorus under the direction of the never knows the difference and music teacher, Miss Cindy Byrd. All students will participate in A suitcase with flexible sides writes to thank us for the the program. Curtain time is7p.m., Dec. 16, in the school's media "dress, bathrobe, purse" or assures room for the last center. whatever It was we sent to her. minute items you decide to The PTA is encouraged by the response to the series of "PodMy sister doesn't know I am pack and the gifts you pick up Nights" that were conducted one grade level at a time. Parents while you're away. aware of this. were able to study in depth their child's schedule, curriculum and IflIuuuI1I hump. We've got too much at stake. People just won't let It close, I feel." 0n'p again the nIn k on to flIur y(' bVI'P Meade save our zoo. Every little bit president; and Dr. Nicholas helps. Treat yourself to a piece Mabry, secretary-treasurer. of the zoo by sending a donation Dr. Luis Perez and Dr. Meade Medical to Val Colbert, Wekiwa Park are Florida Drive, Sanford. Association delegates, Val commented, "1 certainly Two big bazaars are hope they (the zoo) get enough contributions to get over this scheduled this weekend. Takes Smarts To Work With Hands By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN -.-.----. Ricky Bryson (4) puts heat on Largo PAT attempt Cagey Cassius Cat ProvesOld 'Nine Lives' Theory Cassius is a cagey cat and probably living proof that a cat really does have nine lives. The cute kitten was a gift to Sara Lee Roberts from Luis Perez Jr., about four years ago and was to become a family member. A little over a month ago. Marion Roberts took Cassius to On one occasion, the cautious the vet with an eye Irritation, cat was spotted in civilization, One look and one leap was all but quickly retreated to the that was necessary for Cassius solitude of the thicket. to flee to a nearby thicket. After days of the Roberts Daily coaxing and, "Here, family and friends standing Kitty: Kitty," could not lure vigil for some signs of Cassius, Cassius from the underbrush. they sadly gave up the search. -- Monday, Nov. 29, 1976 IA—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wedding, Christmas Be//s Ring -.-.,.'--'-- Z&R RXCZ SANFORD PLAZA PH. 321.0238 SANFORD, na. I 4 OAKLAND APi - 'It's ridiculous for anyone to say we'd let up just be cause we've clinched our division. We're not going to let upon anyone," said the Oakland Raiders' Gene Upshow. Th e Tampa Bay Buccan ee rs, st an ding 0-12 in their first National Football League season, believe Upshaw's words after being manhanuled by a 49-16 score Sunuv But the Raiders' offensive guard made th e remark in response to recent comments by some Pittsburgh Steelers who will be roo ting for Oakland to beat the Cincinnati Bengals next Monday night. Th e St ee lens are defending Super Bowl champions but still trail the Bengais in the American Con- I' (erence Central race and need a division title to assure themselves of a playoff "Th e thought of us lett ing down against Cincinnati is sacrelegious," Coach John Madden said after his team improved its record to 11.1 bestin the NFL Th e Raiders got their eighth straight victory with a pe rfonnance that in clud ed 245 yards and two touchdowns passing by Ken Stabler and 93 yards and two touchdowns r ushing by Mark van Eeghen. "Hopefu ll y, we'll get be tter and learn through losing," said Tampa Bay q uart er ba ck Steve Spurner, the former San Franci.sco49er wh ose passing efforts through three periods Sun day netted 10 )Wd3 Seminoles recover Largo fumble Raines hoists MVP trophy, Posey greeted No Good Omen For FTU Cagers 13 po ints for South Florida. By The Assoc iated Press Honda State didn't fare any It wasn't exactly a g ood early better in its second start of the season omen. season. The Seminoles were Florida Tech's basketball team got its travel plans mes- bounced 106-92 at Cl emson in sod up and showed up at Stemthe Finals of the 1PTAY invitational to ur nament. Wayne phis, Tenn., Saturday night with five players, Coach Torchy "Tr ee" Ro lli ns had 24 points, 14 Clark and no uniforms. rebounds and blocked (our But despite th e shortness of shots to lead (icrnsori, numbers and of the players Florida State 1-1), down 5 themselves the tallest stood 40 at halftime, was led by Harry &-(oot-4-- they managed tost.ay Davis' 20 po ints and David within six points, 38-32,of ran gy Thompson's 19. Memphis State at halftime. The University of Florida got Th e Final score was 84-53 as 16 points from center Larry the Tigers outrebounded T ec h Brewster and 17 apiece From 69-13. Tech's Ru Clark had 21 forwards Bob Smythe and Al [loaner for a seasonpenung points to lead all scorers. So uth Florida Coach Chip 105433 victory at Gainesville Conner had all his players for a over outmanned Mercer ('of. game at 16th-ranked Ten- lege , "Th e first 10 mInutes of the nessee. He could have used game was t he best defensive more. "I can't iiiiagine what Ten- anti running game I've see n nessee wo ul d be like with Ber- since I've be en here," said na rd King," Conner said after Honda Coach John lAtr. In other games involving the Vols won 94-64 despite haylog King on the sidelines. King Florida schoo ls, Stetson nicked was sitt ing out the First of a two- host Sou th Alabama 66-435, Diigrime s us pension lard beat visiting Florida A&M Ernie Grunfueld had 37 points 82-84) and Eckerd stopped vis• for the VolsaflIf Mike Dickerson ding St. A:idrews, N I'. 95-59. - I)arrell Johnson forced out of bounds Computerized * e k!Ai' *Lifetime means ooU lop the life of tire tread balanced, as Ions as tire is not removed from wheel! I leips Your Tires Run Srnooihei- So Thv Last Longer .\uid S,i c You \lt.me', Prep Playoff Hit l-.iIuiiiuutt-, A11110%, 111g vibration .uusi'd h, :Li of -bal.in I: heels '. Quarterfinal Stage GAINESVII.I.E (APp - The Florida High School Actwities Association has anno un c ed the following quarterfinal football playoff pairings for 8 p.m. Friday ' AAAA Section I Tallahassee Codby at Jac ksonville Jackson *atur Bowl) Section 2 W in ter Park at Me rr itt Island Section 3 - Tampa Plant at Sa rasota Section 4 - Pompano Beach at Carol City ;Miami Dade No rt h) ('LASS AAA Section 1 - Panama City Bay at St. Augustine Section 2 — Starke Bradford Coun ty at Ocala Forest Section 3 Titusville Astronaut at Naples 4 [kIIiiY Atlantic at Miami Curley i Ilialeah Stadi um i CLASS AA Section 1 - Milton Pace at - - t. OIii till left ,i'd - Rlountstown Section 2 J as per Hamilton Coun ty at Wildwood Sect ion 3 Umatilla at Fort Meade Section 4 - Pahokee at ,tjijiil Westriiinster Christian CI.ASS A Section i — Greensbo at Tallahassee t"AMU Section 2 - Trenton at ftbt. togs Section 3 — St . Pete rs burg Shorecrest vs. West Palm Beach Kings Academy at Bell e Glade Section 4 - Miami Christian at Miami l)adeland it You pay only once! Additional adjustments, if ever needed, are FREE at the store doing the original balance. i'qu i i flht.'fl within I / 10th of ot: ):.tt. d y ilanuc I3,ul.int..'s F''irii, 1:01 unba Itunct' - . :tl , 1'.. I ,. ,' : -.:: Howell Frosh Opens - IIOWEY-IN -THE-HIl.l.S Lake Howell High's freshmen basketba ll season launches o 19-game sch ed ul e tonight as coach Sam Cook takes his hawks for a game aga inst liowey Academy's junior varsity is wtys to Buy i .Cash sss W. FIRST ST. SANFORD • Goodyear Revolving Charge Our Own Customer Credit Plan Mastr Charge • E'ankAme,ica,d American Express Money Card Carte Blanche • Di n ers Club PH. 322.2821 �25—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. it, iqu BLON DIE ___________ ___ ____ Evening _________ Chic Young ~: 110101 SCOREBOARD NFL: What' s Inevitable ___________________________________________________________________________ 1 At lanta Pro Football Super Bowl which they have two-team tie would give the four-yarderto Bob Klein - and won the past two years. The Baltimore cons, division title to the Steelers, ran seven yards for a TI) in the Cincinnati had a chanr'.' to who beat the Bengals twice. geles Rams and New England Rams' romp over New Orleans. Franco Harris scored the Patriots are another step closer shoot down Pittsburgh's Patriots 38, Broncos 14 : today toward what seems to be chances of getting into Super game's only touchdown on a Steve Grogan of New Engthe inevitable. And the Rifts- Bo wl XI and the games which (ow-yard run late in th e third land also did his pass-and-run burgh Steelers are anot he r step lead to it. Instead, the Bengals quarter after the Steelers had thing, throwing three yards to closer to what might well be have a gun pointed at them- recovered a Booble Clark Al Chandler and bulling in from selves — and they could get shot fumble at the Cincinnati 24. The the one for a pair of fl)s Don 1. called a miracle, down a week from tonight. Bengals' points came on Chris Calho un amassed 177 yards on Th e Colts devoured the New By beating Pittsburgh, the Bahr 's 40-yard field goal in the the ground and rookie Mike York Jets 33-16 and the Rams Bengals would have clinched first period. Haynes returned a punt 62 gobbled up the New Orleans the American Conference's Colts 33, Jets 16 yards for a touchdown, ending Saints 33-14in National Fothall Central title and killed the Bert Jones tore up the Jets Denver's hopes of making the League play Sunday and edged Steelers' cHances of making the with three touchdown passes in playoffs. within a step of clinching playoffs. Now, though, Cincin- a 24-point second quarter, coyRedskins 24, Eagles division titles, while the Patri- nati leads the division by one ering 14 yards to Lydell Mit"Every time the Eagles . s crushed the Denver Broncos game with two to go. And while chell, five yards to Don made a mistake, we capital38-14 and moved within a victo.- Pittsburgh plays relatively McCauley and 31 yards to Ho.- ized," said Washington quarry of clinching an American easy foes in Tampa Bay and ger Carr, keeping the Colts one terback Billy Kilmer, who Conference playoff berth. Houston, Cincinnati has to face game ahead of New England in threw three touchdown And the Steelers, playing on the Raiders, the winningest the AFC East. the first following a 45-yard the brink of disaster, pulled out team In the league, next Rams 33, Saints 14 punt return by Eddie Brown, Press V, I a 7-3 victory over Cincinnati in Monday night at Oakland Roolde Pat Haden passed for the next two after fumble a snowstorm, keeping alive before closing the season in two touchdowns-. a two-yarder recoveries by Dennis Johnson. their hopes of returning to t he New York against the Jets. A to Lawrence McCutcheon and a Raiders 49, Buccaneers 16 Oakland got a pair of oneyard touchdown plunges by Mark ' van Eeghen and a pair of Th de scoring passes by Ken Stabler yards to Warren Bankston and 25 to Cliff Br an ch ' ii) i mai ni ng the league's winIn Pin Trin ningesueam a il-i anU turther solidifying Tampa Bay's NEW YORK (AR) - Babe "Having him in the outfield cept the Yankees' offer of .3 chance of becoming the first Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Mickey will be in k ee pi ng with the old million today w he n he coul d NFL team to finish t 0-14. Mantle and now ... Reggie Yankee tradition of Ruth, Di- have taken a "king's ransom" Giants 28, Seahawks 16 Jackson. After eight years of Maggio and Mantle," said a of slightly less than $4 million Seattle, the other expansion light rain, the thunder and Jubilant Mayor Abe Beame. from Montreal' team, jumped to a 9-0 firstlightning finally will be return- "It's nice to know he'll be hit"Probably because of New quarter lead on Sherman ing to the New York Yankees' t ing for New York." York and probably because of Smith's two-yard to uc hdo wn outfield. George Steinbrenner," said a run and John Leypoldt's 45. Beame's Joy reflected the source close to the negotiations. yard field goal. But by halftime, Jackson, the American outpour in g of emotion Jackson 'He found the Yankees to be the Giants were on top and they Yanks un r Back, nine Reaaie League's third leading active felt last .Monday when Yankee home run hitter and a fine de- owner George Steinbrenner fair gentlemen to deal with." finished that way as Craig Jackson was due here today Morton threw for two fertsive outfielder, will be sized took him on a wal king and with the Yankees set to give touchdowns and Gordon Bell forYankeepinstripestoday and wooing tour aro un d New York, him the red-carpet treatment ran for two. should fit in nicely with the And in the final analysis, it was with a scheduled mid-afternoon Browns 17, Dolphins 13 legends that roamed the Yan- the energy of New York, its news Brian Sipe threw for two kee outfield for so many years. streets, its people, its media not conference. Jackson has signed any preliminary con- touchdowns and Don Cockroft The Associated Press learned and its hunger for a winner that tract or a memorandum of kicked a late field goal in a tipped t he scal es toward the that Jackson will sign a agreement, but he has given sudden snowstorm for Clevelion five-year package wi th the Y ankees. Steinbrenner his word that he land's points - but it was the Yankees today. Why is Jackson going to acsign with the Yankees. defense that really beat Miami by holding off the Dolphins in the final seconds. Bears 16, Packers 10 n Bob Avellini teamed with es Ro ta James Scott on a 49-yard touchdown pass play in the first pertod, then Bob Thomas kicked field goals of4O, 25 and yards, lilting the Bears past the By LOUIS SAPSIS Evans was able to f inal ly put 66-yard drive. Then, he called Packers. Walter Payton rushed away Herald Correspondent the scrappy his own number on third and for 110 yards for Chicago. YellowJackets. goal from th e three yard line, to Oilers 20, Fal cons 14 Leesburg's valiant attempt to Actua ll y t he Trojans went gain the six-pointer. Houston got he lping hands sweep both ends of the Rotary ahead to stay for good in the The try for a two point con- from quarterback John HadI Bowl tournament fell short third stanza when quarterback version failed and halftime was and linebacker Robert Brazile Eva s Captur ry Football Title, 20 - 12 I Saturday night, when the class Kenny Shaw withstood a furious spent with the count standing at in beating Atlanta. First, Had! AAA school from nearby Lake pass rush, and unleashed a 49- 7.6. unleas hed a 40-yard touchdown County- ran out of grid gas yard bomb to Curtis Calhoun in The start of the third period pass to Billy Johnson, then Braagainst Orlando Ev2ns, -I2, the end zone. But it was a Shaw saw Leesburg immediatelyzile batted down Kim at Lyman Stadium. scamper of 22 yards late in the take the lead, 12-7, when Mc'Quilken's fourth-down pass Starting off last Tuesday final period that iced the game Sampson led another drive from the Houston six into the night against Seminole, the for the Orange County con- through the Trojans. This one Oilers' end zone with about a yellowjackets made a shambles tingent. covered 70 yards, in eight plays, minute to play. of three Seminole County The third edition of this an- with Sampson again taking the Chiefs 23, Chargers 20 basketball teams on the way to nual bowl game was really an ball in. This time it was a 25Running back Ed Podolak, the Rotary Bowl roundball title. offensive struggle, with both yard scamper around his own out of action for five weeks with teams running up over 300 right end with 9:08 left in the a groin injury, rettined with a But when they tried to yards. But, while the defenses period, vengeance, rolling up 127 yards duplicate that feat on the hadtroublecontainingtheother But that exciting drive and scoring two touchdowns, gridiron, they found out the hard way there is a big d.d team, they did get stingy once proved to be Leesburg's last including one on a five-yard run ference between AAAA and their goal line was threatened. gasp, as after that they slowly with five minutes to play, Late in the first period, fell under the weight of the AAA r'.. .IU is•••O Leesburg drove down to the bigger Eva ns team. Chargers. And that di fferen ce T ro jans two yard line. But number of players a school there, on a "fourth and goal" 'suit up situation, they were stopped While bo th Evans and when their star running back, Leesburg came into the game Raymond Coffie, came up with like records of 7-3, Evans empty t rying to power this way had the advantage of playing over. __ __ two platoon football. On the The game remained scoreless other side of the field most of till Shaw hit Calhoun in the the Yellowjackets were forced corner of the end zone with a 14to go both ways. yard scoring strike. While both teams were sftfl Leesburg, led by their signal fresh, Leesburg appeared to caller Clay Sampson, came hold the upper-hand offensively. right back with a TI) of their But when the clock rolled own. Sampson used Coffle to eat -' Fran 6 5 0 - W 216 1 SA N Orins 1 8 0 .33) 240 292 1 8 0 333 157 232 2 10 0 .167 212 368 Phoenix io around to the fourth quarter, up most of the acreage on the Trale ffilaz 12-0 At By The Associated Press State 1, Hawks $8 Rick Barry led Golden State to its first road victory in seven starts this season with 20 points and Jwnaal Wtkes contributed IL Golden Kings 101, 7$esi 19 Ka nsas City st retched its home winning streak O seven before 15,543 home fans, second largest crowd in the history of the franchise. isis 127. Braves 11$ Pete Maravlch scored 30 129 lii, Philadelphia 101 Atlanta 101, Cuitato 91 New York Nets 96, Mil wauliee 91 Houston 123. San Antonio 116 Phoenix 119, Seattle 107 Denver 122, Indiana 113 Portland 103, Washington 95 Sunday's Results Golden State 132, Atlanta KanSS City lOt. PhiladelphIa New Orleans 127, Buffalo Los Angeles 10.). Chicago 8.1 Portland 145, Indiana uS Seattle II?, Washington 116 Today's Games No games scheduled Houston 20. Atlanta 11 Pittsburgh 1. Cincinnati 3 Kansas City 23, San Diego 70 Los Angeles 33. Orleans II Oakland 19, Tampa Bay 16 s Games Today' Minnesota at San Francisco, New Detroit at New York Giant% Dallas at Philadelphia Tampa Bay at Pitlsburgh Houston at Cleveland Green Bay at Minnesota Buffalo at Miami Kansas City at Denver Sin Francisco at San Diego Chicago at Seattle Monday, Dec. 6 Cncinnati at Oakland. In) Pro Basketball National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct. 05 Ph'lpha 11 8 579 Bo ston 10 8 .j 556 NY knkS 9 10 171 2 NY Nets S Ii 121 3 Buffalo S 12 100 3's Central Division II 1 778 Cleve Houston II S 688 7 N Orins II 5 579 3½ Ant on 10 9 526 1½ - - Washton — 7 I Pott s Akron 27, Nev. Las Vegas 6 83 Cincinnati 20. LOuisville 6 St John's, Minn 61. Buena Jai-Alai New York FIRST Islanders 3 Buffalo 3. Detroit t Toronto S. Clevela nd New York R an ge rs - I Eddy Alberdl (1) 1100 I 20 760; 2 14'110 . p (12) t.tn 138 - 40 SECOND I. Jose Sanchez (6) nesta I Los Angeles 6. Colorado 6. tie 910700 310. 2 Larrl Javi (7) 820 359 1 EtOLi,' Wl'I:L.E 1t4EE T!L.L TL%E (liM PROøLE.%i' , t7 " \ THE BORN LOSER (5, O by Art Scinsom C)T -Cé 0 0. 0 a.... 01 Do i1~ ~~r - FIRE 0 0 .: 6 ARCHIE Bob Montana "Es / HI THE SECRET FO0TBALL cc, AGV SE S/ ~ - Coldo EIGHTH - - EEK & Tl"4 FEMP5I,E3! 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It should be mutually gratlf)ing. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your chances for a big return from your efforts are more if.%I54 l0iVCiJ. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don't be afraid to set lofty goals at this time regarding things of a material You can get what you want if )-du're ennature. terprising. YOUR BIRTHDAY Nov. 30, 1976 Be prepared for a very active social schedule this year. Fun activities will mushroom through some new people who will be entering your life. (Are you a Sagittarius? Bernice Osol has written a special Astro-Graph Letter- for you. For your copy send 50 cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to AstroGraph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to ask for Sagittarius Volume 1.) hl iu ui ui Nil LiUU 0EN iN lhi EMEU1U Ui REEMEMEN HUME EMENEMN Jill 3000 HEN Jill EMEi1 ui ui WIN AT BRIDGE 8% Moves ()SWAIJ) and .JA11-'S JA('t PRY thereafter Easley Blackwood conceived a better and much simpler one. It was a case of an excellent convention driving out a good one. Before they had these conventions, grand-slam bidding was strictly hit or miss. Today's hand shows a hit South was the late Louis Watson. North the late Edward Hymes Jr." Jim: "Can you explain why Ilymes bid seven when he could not be sure about the ace of spades?" Oswald: "Hymes gave a simple answer. He said that Louis just wouldn ' t open a minimum hand vulnerable and rebid his suit without an ace If you had known Louis You would appreciate the reasoning. He was a really sound bidder DEAR DR. LAMB After reading your column about isometric exercises and what D they can actually do to the blood pressure I became very concerned. I do not do Isometric exercises, but whenever I think of it I tense my stomach muscles and keep them tight in order to have a flat stomach. Is this a practice that I should avoid' I am a middleagesi woman and I do exercise. I've cycles can sometimes be never been troubled with high irregular, such as skipping a blood pressure and I don't want month or two, so I was not going it to happen to me now, to be worried or sbrrnriqpil if DEAR HEADER mine did. Well, mine didn't. j Isometric contractions, in. was very regular. Oswald: "The first major eluding hand-shaking or Alter about six months, one changes in the laws of conA Mississippi reader wants tract The bridge occurred in late to know a card played squeezing and voluntary month I didn't have my period, 1932. new laws included from when dummy in ais rubber contractions, can cause a It didn't come the next month very large penalties, plus bridge game. transitory rise of the blood and now it is six months J( grand-slam bonuses of 1500 The rule is specific. A card pressure. They will not cause a a year - since my last period. not vulnerable and 2250 in dummy must be played if normal person to develop high Around that time I changed vulnerable. This made grand- touched by declarer except by blood pressure though. The my eating habits and went on a slam bidding most important accident or for the purpose of danger is for the person who mild diet. I started eating the and the fertile brain of Ely rearranging dummy's cards. already has excessively high right amount of everything; Culbertson conceived the first blood pressure. plenty of vegetables, fresh (nut artificial (our notrump con(For a copy ol JACOB',' vention. Many Life situations Increase and the right amounts of MODERN. send $1 to: "Win "Why does the blood pressure temporarily, protein, milk, cereal, bread and playJim. Blackwood todayeveryone instead at Bridge,' do this newspaper, P 0 Box 489, A good example is running. As a bulk products. I do not eat any of Culbertson'" Radio City Station, New York, person exerts himself, the heart heavy, rich, sweet desserts as I Oswald: "Because shortly N V 10019) must pump more blood. With used to all the time. I lost five this increase the blood pressure pounds. SIDE GLANCES rises. This Is normal and after by Gill Fox Isn't six months without exercise the blood pressure menstruating very abnormal? [7, .JI returns to normal. Such Can it be normal at all? I am exercise actually helps to lower much too shy to talk to my blood pressure in many normal mother or anyone about it or to '/f"-'-. people after the period of see a doctor either. What should ()''---, exercise Is over. I do? This Is really worrying Im To give you more information me. on isometric exercises and DEAR READER - You / Wood pressure I am sending should have stuck with your you The Health Letter number original resolution not to worry / VV ,( 1-10, Exercise, Posture, if yo ur periods were Irregular. t l Strength. (hers who want this No, it is not unusual to have issue can send 50 cents with a relatively long time spans I c== long, stamped, self-addressed without menstruation at your envelope for it. Just send your age. Young girls usually start I' request to me in care of this having periods between 10 and newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, 16 years of age. The fact that . I Radio City Station, New York, you had regular periods NY 10019. suggests that you are perfectly V 1\ 1 , ~ Keep up your exercise. It will normal. help you keep strong abdominal _ Obesity and crash diets are muscles and help prevent back both factors in upsetting the problems as well as keep you delicate hormone balance that nicer looking, controls menstruation. You are DEAR DR. LAMB - I have a on the right course, eating a problem that has been sound, sensible diet, Nature jJ bothering me for some time and likely take care of the rest of the It really worries me. I am development for you If you do female and 14 years old. I not resume menstruation by '1 '1 W#4A1 'ia.i.aSP. Y started menstruating a year age 16 then you should see a (-2.9 ago. 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Bird Averitt and Bob McAdoo, who finished wIth 29 points, helped cut Buffalo's 15pg halftime deficit to five. tAkers 1S3. Hulls $4 Lim Kareem AbdulAbdulJar- passed the 17,000-point mark in career points while scoring 21, as Chicago set a dub record with Its 11th consecutive loss. Rookie forward Scott May had his most productive game as a pro, Leading Chicago's scoring with 19 points. Artis Gilmore had 16 for the 2-12 Bulls. , BUUCII 118 SoWcs Slick Watts poured in a Care"-lugh 37 P01,1111.3 aid added 13 assists for Seattle, wiuch needs Just eight more victories to tie the NBA mark for consecutive borne court trhunpha. 5oJN - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ____________ . 7 - Mort Walker VISIT - I Cacho Jivi (6) I' - ____ * L\ 14 WOrtI and expect 15 Related 16 Edible seed I? Puts to work 41 Look - 2.513 Ur:a Miguel (1) 3.10, Q 167) (17)3950. P171)11190; Bo 12 1 70. P (6 7) 777 70. DO (1 6) with 11)855 60 Handle *164.735, A 13790 3976 No games scheduled Qm4mir *110.855. A 1003 T od ay's Games ,(~ ,4_1~'I - Negul MIguel (2) 1 60 laOS 00, 3 Oguiza Quola (11 5 10 360. 3 Larri.Cotdo (I ) 560 Q 1. IETTER - I 10 S 21 66 77 713 1 II 61 II Vista 0 6 II 2 11 50 90 SOUTHWEST Adams Division Baylor 71, TCU 19 Bstn 10 1 I 37 91 64 HouSton 12. RICO 20 Butt 12 6 3 27 70 52 Oklahoma St 12, Texas-El Into 10 9 1 21 56 79 Paso 13 Cleve 6 II 6 18 61 71 Texas Tech 30, Arkansas 7 Saturday's Results w. Texas St I?, Tulsa 17, tie New York Rangers 5. Detroit FAR WEST 0 Arizona St 27. Arizon a tO York New Islanders 3. Pitte Montana St I?. New Hamp turgh I Shre 16 Toronto 1. Boston 2 Vancouver A. Chicago 3 Mi nnesota 6, Washington I St Louis 3. Buffalo 7 OR LAN DO. SEMINOLE Montreal 1. Los Angeles 3 MATINEE RESULTS Sunday's Results S. _N _ 9-i-1 - Dirt Wash Philadelphia . j I - MIDWEST 14 06 L. - r Monday, Nov. 29, 1976--38 Herald, Sanford, Ft. 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P (68) 301 50. 0 11 1 With all 6) 301, 40; II I with i' College Hockey Mood / I 1 tL.? ,' _______ New England at ouebec Cincinnati at Birmingham San Diego at Winnipeg Phoenix At Edmonton Saturday, Dec. 4 Baltimore St Louis 6 IS 3 15 66103 Atlanta at Los Angeles Sun- Minn Vancvr 6 17 2 11 61 99 day, Dec. 5 S1S 3 13 60 80 New Orleans at New England Cob WALES CONFERENCE Washington at New York Jets at . ..- ) 4'.., , Tuesday's Games Pro '. 5 Mental - 09 °° W 'T' - New York Nets at New York Atlnta Knicks Site Seattle at Buffalo x clinched division title Denver at Cleveland Sunday's Results Phoenix at Indiana New England 38. Denver i Golden State at Chicago New York Giants 28, Seattle Detroit at San Antonio 16 Portland at Milwaukee Washington 21, PhiladelphIa 0 washngton a, Los Angeles Cleveland 17, MiamI I) Baltimore 33, New York Jets 16 '-'""'i-°" . I BYrHEnME You FINISH ) WEAVING' r' WEAvy . I Translation c'1 48 Ancestor of the pharaohs YOUWILLBE BEETLE BAILEY ______________________________________ , - I - '0 E INTO I 'u OWN WIG I _____ - Saturday's Resuti Boston 173. New York Knicks Cleveland SDa fJ ___ I 0NT50000 BU'rI'M )t HUMAN HAIRS TO r? ) NOT BAL.O! I 1 L - Home Portland may be thinking about offering Other team in the National Basketball aLlan some special incentive to switch Trail Blazers' road games to their home court. The Trail Blazers have played 12 home games this season and won them all. - sair nnaiggr I 6 8 "r-1 - I Eddy Eloria (5) THIRD 13 100, 7 Ogui& AIberdi (II 7 400, 3 Domingo Arana (3) 3 so. • (1 t i. 00; P (III 121 80 I Oguira Solo 'i FOURTH New York Rangers ,t Atlanta 2020 1900 580. 7 Arta Aguirre i; 19008 00 3 Anton Javi (7) 7 000 Colorado at St. Louis I) 1170; P (0 2) 140 40; DD t World Hockey AssociatIon 13680 w I T Pit OF GA FIFTH - I. Santi Arca (8) 70 II 10 0 78 112 91 Quebec 10 20 7.60; 7. Fermin Ramon li Ii 2 26 103 12 8 CIncI 15 40 500. 3 (3(Ibao Aguirre (21 1 1710 2 26 83 96 Indy Q (75)7900; P (87) 31000 79 911 1 77 Minn I Cactio Solo (7) A's. SIXTH 8 11 3 19 11 II N Eng io 80340. 7 Jose Javi (21 660 3 : 15 19 firm 3 Neui Bengoa (5) 3 80. 0 (2 Western Division 31.00. P (7 2) 8310 61 12 7 Houston I. Uria Alberci, SEVENTH 1)10 1 27 112 83 Wli'iihpg 1200 760 310; 2 Echano Peri 17 9 2 26 SO ego 9.106 60 .3 Jose Miguel (I ) 360 • is 5) 99 00 Big 12 9 2 26 83 96 Phoenix 8) 60 20. P 0 '? ' Calgry 9 11 2 20 65 67 with 5 8) 1.41510 9 14 0 II 67 Edmntn I Manolo Arca ii EIGHTH Saturday's Results 1260 500 280. 2 Sala Ramon 13' Minnesota 3, New England I 380320. I. sflt Larrea (7)370 Q Cincinnati 2. Birmingham 1 (3 4) P (4 3) 150 30. Indianapolis S. Quebec 2 I. Arta (7) II 60 'i': NINTH Sin Diego 2, Calgary 0 160. 2 Zaire (6) 860 100; 3 E;. Sunday's Results 11111 160. 0 (76)58 20; P (2 6) 279 ;i Indianapolis A. New England TENTH —1. Maruri I?) Ii 006 . 1 160, 2 Ramon (5) SlO 1 60. Minnesota 3, Birmingham Larrea (6) 500; Q IS 7) 4840. P (7 Winnipeg 3 Phoenix 7680; DO (27) 14040 Edmonton 4. San Diego 0 ELEVENTH - I Negu Ech.i. Today's Games 7. Arta Perez 4 (1) No games scheduled 11.10 7.60; 3 Ogv):a Aguirre Tuesday's Games 460 0(11) 3660. P1111 197 I. Tuesday's Games Buffalo at Boston PittSburgh at Washington Toronto at New York Island a - - 1 tI'!I :1 =111 j 3 50 - Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division T Pct. PF PA BaIt 10 2 0 833 312 20? 9 3 0 .750 318 218 N. Eng Miami 5 7 0 .4)7 211 708 NY Jets 3 9 0 .250 ISO 304 n,t 2 10 0 .167 198 260 Central Division Cinci 9 3 0 .7 50 273 172 Cleve 8 1 0 .667 710 238 PItS 0 1 0 667 279 138 Hstn S 7 0 .117 215 239 Western Division sOak II I 0 917 291 21 7 i 5 0 583 770176 5 7 0 417 235 254 S Diego 1 5 0 333 233 343 C 0 12 0 000 1)) 339 Tpa Bay NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Divis ion 10 2 0 533 256 160 Dallas S Louis 0 1 0 667 2U 734 Wash 8 0 667 227 187 PhIIa 3 9 0 .250 131 250 NY GIS 2 10 0 .167 132 223 Central Division Minn 9 I I 861 240 110 out 6 6 0 500 235 176 Chcgo 6 6 0 500 205 181 1 8 0 333 183 259 On Bay Western Division LA 0 3 I 708272173 5 Ii WESTERN CONFERENCE Midw e st Divis ion Denver 13 1 74.5 Detroit 11 9 .550 3' Kan City 11 10 .524 1 Indiana I II .121 6 Ch i cago 2 I? it) Milwkee 3 II )43 )7 Pacitic Division Porllard 17 5 706 Seattlt. p 12 Los Ang 10 0 .556 , Gotdn St 0 10 .141 1½ National Is Miracle For Steelers By The Associated E LLl DO-IT- YOUSEL WIG Kr ACROSS t ~,Nt _~,_ - Lw.l4thl ' IN i;K -4 011 Garry Trudem 4 �4 B— Evening Herald. Sanford, F). Monday, Nov. 2,1t7 Legal Notice T ONIGHT' S ______________________ " TV 12 LIVING WOR09 announced FOOTBALL sofa at San Francisco Monday 9 Evening 24 FALL OF EAGLES 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6* EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES Serbia on his borders and with the demands of the Serbs o! (3c,ycjj to leave the Esrçire 9,30 4 6 ALL'S FAIR Chailey's latest photographic protect has Richard's less than onthuslastic St4Ofl, especially after the -project- steals his watch 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP 630 12 ,C NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 2 4 2 700 TO TELL THE TRUTH 10:00 4 6 EXECUTIVE SUITE Stacey Walling is sentenced for the Carctway Corp bombing, while Anderson Gait grows uneasy over the intriguing Cheritry between his wife and a woman mend Gerakine Brooks 9UE1'3t5 6* NEWS 24 ANYONE FOR TENNYSONI (R) 1030 6111111 ALAN BURKE SHOW 24 JEANNE WOLF WITH Edith Head 1100 2 4 6 12. NEWS 614 WILD, WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 24 ULlAS. YOGA AND YOU 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6* I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 THE WILD KINGDOM 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 WILD KINGDOM 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 JOHN MCKAY SHOW 6* HOGANS HEROES 9 BREAK THE BANK 12 CANDID CAMERA 24 EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT 800 2 12 THE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura's (Melissa Gilbert) new pet. a nasty tempered billy goat. tests the patience of the fasnly and their neighbors 4 5 RHOOA Rhoda uses all he, torirwnewilee lo save a friend from the clutches of a woman hungry man '6* MOVIE Bedtime story.' Marion Brando, David Mven 1964 Comedy about two men corrieting for a woman's aflecton 7 DUVAL COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Preempts regular programrng this evening until . clusion 9 THE CAPTAIN AND TENMILE Guests to be anriou,ci 24 1HE ADAMS CHRONICLES 'John Adams' Congressman (1630-1848)" Adams runs for and wins a seat in the Houw, despite obectiors from his wife and son 830 4 6 PHYLLIS Phyllis is Stunned when her daughter bares her body and socl in a matter of principle and is expolled from college857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE' "Front Page" Jack Lcn'vrion. Waiter Mattt'iau Billy Wilder's screen version of the comedy classic about the misfortunes of a lop Chicago reporter deterrrenedto get out of the business after one last spectacular news story . 4 6 MAUDE Episode to 1130 12 TONIGHT CBS MOVIE Go Mar the Water." Comedy star ring Glenn Ford, Gia Scala. A Nary PR. staff on a South Pacific Wand in WWI is pressed into action herding a group of ocktail axrespondents around the fringes of the battle zone 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 2 4 I-OH II1LitAt11 45 9 NEWS 12:00 WiLD, WILD WEST 6 6* THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1215 9 THE FBI (A) 100 2 12 TOMORROW 611 NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 05 51 MOVIE' 'Waterfront." Richard Burton. Susan Shaw (joined in progress) Its 9 DAILY WORD 130 4 LATE"ws 2 III; ADULTS VVED 99 CHILDREN .75 Show TIme slarm 1'. 02 Øe s,Wx',d. Cseori C. Scott 11w ftfldcflbUrt TwAyer r ''"The M I I a. swincin';usscats's J FREE SNAP SHOP ANOFLEA MARKET EVERYSUNDAYiAM,.SPM C ALL 1314 IPIUN7UAT :1,iU TWO NIGHTS ONLY! WED. & THURS., DEC. 1& 2 IN PERSON!STAGE TV & RECORDING STAR TINY TIM PLUS Recording 614 700 CLUB 1000 2 12 SANFORD AND SON (R) 4. 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 HOLLYWOOD 12 SQUARES 11 00 2 12 TUNE 9 Stars AND FEATURE 'MOVIE STAGE SHOWS AT 7:30- 9:30 MOVIE AT 8:30 ADMISSION $2.00 10:30 CHILDREN Connors (Wed.) David Janssen. Helen Gurley Brown (Thu-s ) K C and the Sunshine Batd, Redd Foxx (Fn) Bay City Rollers. Nancy Walker, JackKiugo'ian 17 24 SESAME STREET EDGE OF NIGHT 12 SOMERSET 430 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 MARCUS WELBY M.D.: Preocted Wed. Only. 500 below 9 (Wed orgy) ABC AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL: Mighty Moose and the Guarlerti,'ick Kid Alex Karras, Joseph Mascolo star. Al2 year ofdboy and his friends try to Convince the boy's father that the boy would rather be a superstar with a camera than on the football field 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 614 MYTHREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 12J EMERGENCY ONE 530 2. NEWS 6 HOGAN'S HEROES 6* PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7 24' THE ELECTRIC COMPANY , 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES WHEEL OF FOR- 1130 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 6* LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Afternoon 1200 '9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND RESTLESS 6* PERRY MASON 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 5 ' SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY. M.D 1255 2 12' NBC NEWS 100 2 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 2 4 9 RYAN'S HOPE 130 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES AS THE WORLD ' TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 .000 PYRAMID 2:30 Evening 600 2 9 4 6 12 NEWS 6* EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 ' MAN AND ENVIRON" MENT 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6* I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 525.000 PYRAMID 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 2 CANDID CAMERA 4 MATCH GAME ANDY. With 6 m hams 6* HOGAN'S HEROES HOLJ_'000SOt.E'S 12' MY THREE SONS 24 EAST CENTRAL Ft.ORIDA REPORT 800 2 12 BAA. BAA BLACK SHEEP Pappy (Robert Conr&d) is incensed when he learns that all troops talung past Itie invasion of an enemy held island will be under the COnYTW1d of a rio-rior'serse paratroop colonel, 4 6 TED KNIGHT SPE- $1.25 FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR 0*1*0 SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) MESSAGE WITH G4L IDEAS THEIR - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI - Guests McClanahan, Ed Ethel Merman, pj Silvers. Loretta Swil, Fred MacMnay. r9 HAPPY DAYS. The town isn't big enough for Fonz'e and the new power hungry sheriff and when the Fonz gets an uftimat,jn to get Out of town. something has got to give 24 THROUGH THE LOOKNC) GLASS Adaptation of Lewis Carrol's second book about Alice presents the onginai story and topsy-turvy Ctff5 it kit ha dolightod cJcjeqn since Victorian times 830 9 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY . The guts think they are the most sought after in town when tt'ierr phone starts to ring off the hook 900 2 12 POLICE WOMAN Sgt Anderson (Angie Dickinson) falls in love with a tennis burn" w$We invesligating a slaying. Alex Cord. Rick Jason guest 4 6 MASH Already exhausted from 24 hours of operating duty. Potter and Hawkeyo respond to a desperate call from an undermanned Korean army hospital 6$ FIRING LINE 9 RICH MAN, POOR MAN Scotty 's disappearance prossures Ramona into telling Wee of her with th Billy. 930 4 6 ONE DAY AT A TIME. Schneider is on cloud rvno when his nephew comes to visi t 24 MARK RUSSELL COMEDY SPECIAL 10.00 2. 12 POLICE STORY A big. empty house becomes for a temporary dOrTT'tOfv a nuerfp000slcorsand gradualtyacqurosenoughota reputation for a vice squad raid 4 6 SWITCH Bailey continues his pursuit Of the man who will load Pole and Mac to thew client's stolen money. Conclusion of two part episode 6$' NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 9 FAMILY' Season Hutiloy guests WlIie'sloyeretu-to Pasadena and Mile be involved with Sauna's CUSIOdy dispute when she cannot her illo9tlmate baby back from the father 74 THE OTHERS 10.30 6$ ALAN BURKE SHOW 7 WORLD PRESS 1100 4 2 9 6 12 NEWS WILD WILD WEST HARTMAN, MARY '7 HARTM.A.N 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 11 30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE K jak Krodiovor" A murdef victims ton car at diamond ring flS Ko,aks routine homicide pc investigationof anursolvedThliondolla,bank robbery 6 MARY HARIMAN. MARY HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 ABC MOVIE 'Secret Night CaJktr Robert Rood plays a cattily efficient bus.ness exocutivo ifl hi office, but suppressed henpecked and in his home by his wife (I-bps Lange) and mother (S4via Sidney ) 1200 S OLD. WILD WEST 1 00 2 12 TOMORROW 64 NOT)CIAS EN ESPANOL 9 DAILY Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged In business at I I Industrial Park, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of DIXIE PRIDE PEANUT CO. and that we intend to register saidname with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1951. S: William P. Speigle Richard t. Morris William A Speigte Publish: Nov IS. 27. 29, Dec 6, 191$ DEF 62 vi ulyxl.lIy. rIfla lEti and box it In, Altamira Blue Grotto Cave ellers Carlsbad Speleology Luscaux Cave Lava Caves Stalactite Maninoth Cave Limestone Stalagmite Singing Cave Tomorrow: English Literature CIAL I 05 SI: MOVIE, 'the L.as.tDaysof Dofwyn Edith Evans, Richa,d PAR ton (pried in progress) 200 2. DAILY DEVOTIONAL GOS S T IA L CL I A OHMS ND ITINS(ç"TARL EL IMAI IM U TE RP N vcREoO I EXLLTWNLA EEACOUOTXBOU ITSAGAC BULYLLESC IWAMCEBCTH ELAAOBL IAAECEAMMAST RBGRGHENVDL SS LII V DO WLMUYTPGTCLAYALREVM N Y I L 0 F S W E A E L T I V A L A M ALTAM I RASVROSS I CBCA OSEVACAVALSUpULEAVM WAITOMOGUOE ISREGROT Ins tructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. , HARVE & CHAREE - 400 IRONSIDE (R) GILL IGAN'S ISLAND 6 MERV GRIFFIN () Guy Marks. Kurt Russell, Tim Matheson (Tue s ) Ohio Players, Fred Astaire. Mike 2 4 4 IS THAT YOU?" '"AMAZING GRACE. I ON 4 BEWITCHED 6 MATCH GAME '76 6* THREE STOOGES 7 ULlÄS, YOGA AND YOU 74 ZOOM , 61 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: 1 1 50 i am" C**m u r!liU VMLATU &k 330 I'. uI flailry Until F'irt I 3 15 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 7 IN SCHOOL )ELEVISION. Until 330 p m, Duval County Sc Stem 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 830 6$ COMMUNrY CLOSE UP 24. LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW . ANOTHER WORLD 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 6* THE FLINTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 6$ DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (Fri.) MAX B. NIMBLE "p. 9 1 MOVIE: querade." Cliff Robertson. Jack Hawkins. Bnhsh. 1965 (Tues) 'mat Certain Age' Deanna Durbin. Jackie Coopor (B&W) 1938 (Wed) "The Way of All Flesh." Alum Tamiroff, Gladys George (B&W) 1940. (Thu-i.) " This Island Earth" Jeff Mwow. Faith [)que 1955 (Fn) Imitation of Lie." Claudette Warren Williams. (B8W) 1934, '24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: OranaeCountv School System,uril3pm. ' g 12 (B) 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news at 725 and 825) 4: 6 CBS NEWS (73O a m. Ch. 4. local news.) 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 0000 MORNING AMERICA (Good Morning Florida" at 725 and 8:25 am.. local news, weather,sports ) 8.00 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO __________ lira 14, 17un t 12 wHArs HAPPENING? 6$ PAUL HARVEY COMMENTARY 1155 4 6 6$ CBS NEWS 600 4 (Mori) CAMERA THREE (Tij) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed) EVERYWOMAN (Fn) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tues) PICTURE OF HEALTH lkeversity of Florida (Wed) 06CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE (P (Fn) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 (Fn oily) SONSHINE 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6$ FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE show 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 634 x, WON, TUES. 2 4 654 Morning uGCi*G I NEATi I P,A.A 'O 3.00 9 HAPPYDAYS (A) 200 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Tuesda y FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES . Fran 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 12 HI NEIGHBOR 645 4 1 LOCAL NEWS 18—Help Wanted Winter Park 2 639 v~flflO- Josef is preoccupied in 1914 with the growing power cJ 600 2 NFL CLASSIFIED ADS CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC Orndo Seminole HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR 831-9993 322-2611 DIN AN CE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. RATES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CLASSIFIED DEPT. the City of Casselberry, Florida. lic a line 1 thru S times that the City Council will hold a 31c a line limes 25 6 lhru public hearing to consider enact 24c a line 26 times merit of Ordinance No. 323, entitled: (S,,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9-Noon AND SUP. AMENDING PLEMENTING CHAPTER 1, THE 4 20F SECTION CASSELBERRY CITY CODE; SAID AMENDMENT AND SUP PubIicQtion Noon The PLEMENT TO PROVIDE FOR OF ALCOHOLIC SALE Sundoy BEVERAGES WITHIN THE CITY AND SETTING TIMES OF SALE; DEFINING ESTABLISHMENTS AFFECTED; ADDING CLOSING PROCEDURES TO SAID SUB. SECTION; PROVIDING EX. 4—Personals 4A-Public Notices — CONFLICTS; CEPTIONS. SEVERABILITY, EFFECTIVE DATE. YES! WEDD;NGSPERFORMEO This notice is given pursuant to By Notary Public are still es Seminole Jayce Sanford the provisions of Chapter 164, 3) 322 2026 - Eves. & Weekends Sampler Restaurant selling the Florida Statutes, and the Charter 37 Call 5)1.95 3 Coupon Books for and Ordinances of the City of WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't 0090 or 323 4.510, or otter S coil 323 Casselberry, Florida, as amended needs" fast and at a low, Low Coil. 1930 and supplemented Said Ordinance will be placed on ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll first reading on Monday, December Free. 625 1227 for "WE Care", 13, 1976. an the City Council will Adults & Teens. SEARS telephones will be open cOntide, sa i.i :or final passage and DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED fordo Two 22. every night 'till Inn. Dec. adoption after the public hearing ltyourselfers. 550 Marilyn's 99 days delIvery. 322 1771 which will be held in the City Hall on Secretarial Service, Ocala, 904 Casseiberry. Florida, on Monday, Notary. Marriages 732 $773 December 20. 1976. at 7: P.M., or TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR Performed as soon thereafter as possibie. At the And That's A Fact I meeting interested parties may Classified Ads Gets Results LITTLE SALESMAN INPRINT '3 appear and be heard with respect to And That's A Fact Toot , That's a Classified Ad! the proposed Ordinance, This hearing may be continued from time IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? to time until final action is taken by IN YOUR FAMILY? the City Council. Meeker clutch purses, cigarette AL ANON Copies of the proposed Ordinance cases & key cases. Gwaltney are available at the City Hall wi th Jewelers, 201 5. Park Ave For families or friends of problem the Clerk of the City and same may drinkers. be Inspected by the public. For free In DIVORCE FORMS For further information call 123 4517 DATED this 23rd day of formation write to: Box 791 , or write November, A D 1976 Pompano. Fla , 3)06) Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. (Seat) Box 553, Sanford, Fla 32771. Linda Thomas, Acting City Clerk Publish. Nov. 29, 1976 New Electronic Sensor Perm & DEF III Beauty Care Products Towers Legal Notice Beauty Salon, 519 E 1st • 322 5142. ' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that In. underSigned, pursuant 10 Ihe "Fictitious Name Stalute" Chapter 465 09, Florida Stalute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for Seminole County, FlorIds, upon receipt of proof of Hie publication of this nolici, the lid titiouS name, towit: .1 D'S SPORT SMANS DEN under which it 5 engaged in businelo at East Side of Highway No. 17.92 and Concord DrIve. Casselberry. Florida in the City of Casselberry, Florida. That tie party interested in said bviiflti enterprise it as follows: Sportsman's Den, Inc.. a Florida Corporation By; 10sep41 DelRoaao, President Dated at Calselberry. Semlnol• County. Florida, October It. 197$Publish. Nov 8, 15, 72, 79, 1976 ,OEF 33 Nurses. RN S & LPPI's. Aides, Aide Companion Heeded immediately 628 0636 FIBERGLASS BOAT MOCK UP AND FABR ICATION PER SON Equal Opportunity Employer - Ririg our chrne and place a lh'.t acing, low cost want ad Call 372 _l6ii or 831 9993 Rentals A•,,,i,. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be field at the Commission Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P M. on December 13, 1916, to consider changes and amendments to the Zoning Or dinance of the City of Sanford, Florida. as follows. A poni ion of that certain property abutting South Sanford Avenue and lying between 261h Street and Lemon Street I$ Proposed to be rezoned from RC 1 (Restricted Commercial) District to CC 2 (General Commercial) District Said property being more par ticularly described as follows: Lot S. Block S. A. 6. Russell's Addition to Fl Reed, according to the Plot thereof as recorded n Plat Book I. Page 97 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida All parties in interest and citizens Shall have an Opporii,gslly to be heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. H N 10mm, Jr City Clerk Publish: Nov 79, 1976 DEF 136 ______________________ NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued Out of and under the seal of the County Court of Orange County, Florida, upon final Judgment rendered In the aforesaid court on the 291h day of January, AD. 1976, in that certain case en l.tled. Uslife Credit Corporation, Plaintiff. vi ColumbuS Laltimore, Jr,, a k a, 3. C. Lattimore. Jr. arid Stierterie Lallimore a k Siserlene Horn, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property Owned by Columbus Lattimore, Jr. Said property being located In SemInole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows : Lot I), Block 0, Merril Park, ac cording to Plot Book S. Page 77, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. and the underslgn!d as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. will at 11:00 A M. on the 111h day Of December, AD 1976, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for caSh, sub(e'ct to any and all existing (ems, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above dscrlbext personal property, That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of saId Writ Of Execution John E, Polk, Sheriff (, ,. u.a,.iuury. r.uriva Publisri Plo-i. 22, 29, 0cc 8, 13, 1976 DLI: _.,. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , FLORIDA CI Cl TRI CITY ELECTRICAL CON TRACTORS, INC. a Florida conporation. Plaintiff vs WILLIAM M. BELL. JR., and EVERETT NORFLEET. etc., Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: WILLIAM M. BELL. JR., and EVERETT NORFLEET d b a SPACETTES, a Tennessee General Partner ship 76069 Lamar Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 33111 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a complaint Seeking the foreclosure of a mechanics' lien has been filed in the above entitled Court, and you are summoned, ordered and required to show cam *ti5 the same should not be granted by serving a copy of your written defenses. It any, upon the law firm of Bornstein, Petree & Shader, PA 125 South Court Ave.. Orlando, Florida 32101, Attorneys for Plaintiff, and by filing the original thereof with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Sanford, Florida, not later than the 13th day of December, 1976 II you fail to appear or sl'iow cause in accordance with this notice, a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. This notice will be published once a Week for tour (1) consecutive weeks in the Evening Herald, a newspaper having general dr. cutatlon In Seminole County, Florida WITNESS my hand as Clerk of the salo Court and the sail of said Court this Sin day of November, 1976. Arthur H. BeckwIth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Patricia A Jackson Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Publish Nov I, IS, 32, 29, 1974 OFF 10 "' '"'" a" yI.sr NOW LEASING SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. - ' - Ridgewood -. 1 ' - -- 6-Child 9-Good , Studio. 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts, Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult Family (14 One Bedroom From NAVEL ORANGES. $2 50 BU, 322 17362 or 372 4713 ( LAKESIDE APARTMENTS ighway 17.92, Sanford From Ranch Hovic _322-2O9O ., ,,8670or831.9777 ,nuii , MJn.iqed 11-lnsfructio -_ Real Est,ic Broker 803 W I'.? ,t 3236061 271 051/jvei, I 321-0041 ____:i1 P"- .. ".'7 , ' , - - . • ''. - 18-Help Wanted ?' -. Life In I nis -i' 1Jlf iiVPiuiii!tln \\ i's i ii - P Sot -WE SELL SUCCESS01 Commercial 333 517 HOMES iV3 ES relepfsone Collector. Interesting lob for aggressive person. Credit or collection experience helpful, not necessary; we will train Salary plus commission, benefits. 1309 E Second St. Sanford % £ Or I •ti9 • " ' - "..- '1 I e CO1 Ca Welcom '. DISTINCTION iii d Pa,ed Streyti St.,'t't Liqhts /' es -' ., "'°-o You . - -' Lois S*'' Sid,'wlki ' IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY I- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 11i-179$.CA'9. EE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cor poralion organized and existing under the Laws of the United States of America. Plaintiff, vs DAMON A. DIPIRO and BRENDA 3 Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO. DAMON A DIPIRO Residence unknown Last known mailing address; c 0 Thomas C. Dipiro 75 Oaklawn Avenue Cranston, Rhode Island 07970 - rr'.n W APPOINTMENT STR1JCTIO 211 W 25th Sanford. Fla rALL 322-3103 INCOME PROPERTY $11,900 Cypress I tIll !,r I b,xll, ¶(ti,'iOi - air, 1 (III I bath rr,ijy to move SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349212 Casselberry Winter Spring's Forest City Altamonte Springs RUTH TUECH 8)4 9212 Altamonte Springs Longw ood (East) HILDA RICHMOND 3 BR in county with large lot, family room 117,3.00 BR. newly panted Owner will trade or go F HA. VA. Conventional with small costs to buyer 5)$ 3.00 Ill Belly -liii . SsoiiOte ' ' 1 Wheel Drive Jeep, good condition Needs Sonic work 5650 332 723/ * For h Christmas,give a 3 rack gun hoiler, w.Ih door for %hpl'. , BALL REALTY , SALES' RENTaL'. 817W 15f St Sanford 327 S641 or 322 7757 otter Hri. - - Out of Ideas' ViSit Ethehi',An liques I mi W of I Ion Old St Q 46 at '76 ' Slat 'on P1010 227 5171 -- -. - 1368 Sports Fury, Pewinspection loaded 04( Cond.t.on 373 902 ' ' - - -. 59-MusIcaI Days 31: 61fl Nights -372 23 3 2 I Wierchandlse Pin0i S Elc-.lronic Organs with automatic rhyThm Sertion Liberal trades offered Bob tSaIl' Piano 9, Organ Soles & 'Western Auto, 3d W F'il St . 322 7755 - Huge C all Ba it hAL LOIATE 322 :OUTHERP'l L1VIN'- 2 story. 1 BR, I bath, tOni rm , Ig separate garage & Storage game rm . 11*9,00 NEED A HOME' 1100 down payment f c4talihied buyerS. 3 BR I' batht. cent heal, refur cubed As low 3'. 1)8.000 I Acre Lake front - Bedrooms Ele(tri Guitar and Amplifier, $75, Electric tt,,ss. Carrying Case & Amplifier, $/S Ludwig Bast and Ludwig Snare Drums with Brass $75 Corn Cornet with Case $23 SEMINOLE COIN, 109 v F,r'.I St Sanford ID to I Monday thru Yr.0 lust wont f.nd 'he SPACE in any other home plus acreage plus LAKEFRONT 3 OR - could be I plus 3 car garage All ton under $50,000' Call Carole Jordan, Realtor Associate TODAY 'or appointment I - BUSINESS DIRECTORY I DY Rms with bull on den & storage room on nice ISv 179,' lot Pried toe quick sale 323 1169 ---- -'- I ' -- car cu,er ,.i'r rsom with alur-' corn & siofiT Systym A150 Roofing, Gutters 70 yr$ E.p Eagle Siding Co 113 9563 Osfem 73/acres, county blacktop road Partly wooded, corner Property Terms $11,100 Broker, Earn extra cash for Christmas 8310171 shopping Sell those items lOu no longer riced th Qu.ck Ac'ci, Nice corner landscaped residenlial Want .50 ri Li ce-cogHerald lot, Central Sanford location. easonablr owner 12.36.419 —. 46-Cornmerclal Property Cleaning COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice COmme-r(iai Site 730 *1St) cn us Hwy I/ 92 inside Snlotd City limits By owner 323 2120 SOF A A CHAiR SHAMPOOED Only 515 PhOne in 1566 I I I Merchandise 50—M,gscelianeous for ' Sale - I -Yur 3 line ad ------------on I ConSole Stereo, AM FM Rod.o is Record Player Excellent Con (fit ton, 5100 L 3 ________________ WILSON MA1ERrURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 111)13 E irsf St .377 562'? . Lieu - I -_ Dee & Cerrys Cleaning 5er C CC Resident, & Commerc0i Clean rig RI I lli(( SciltOrl, F I 37/71 . 3216125 - 'his Page br I week only 16 5 CLASSIFIEDDEPT 322 2611 or III 9991 REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker. 321 061) 1:2 C'?I SERVE U ______________________________ Landscaping & Home Improvements Lawn Care I C E SHEPt4ERD Panting Remodeling General Re pars Call 321 IllS interior Exterior Plastering Plaster Patching Simulated brick A stone Spec'alty 377 7790 Central Heat A Air Cond itioning or lire estimates, colt Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 1711 Li('TMJrdi S Home Repairs. Room Add,li0 Concrete Wore, Pan, ing, Carpenter Work, Ceramc Til1, Alum Enclosures 323 6.415 Free Estimates EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Md*ing, Edging, Trimming lreeESp mates Phone in i? I DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Mo-wing. Tnimm ng. Edging, Clean up 8 30 813-4 - —ommommo~ i Painting in Interior A E ely' :' Painting Ditcourit Prices F reft Estimates COil Robert, 33) 1640 C ip _________________________ Pest Control ______________________________ Shop its clas,ifieø ads ly C Fit St 05 gIl dyji ART BROWN PEST CONT POL 2567 Park Drive 322 85'.) - Insulation Hauling f , Carpentry. Remodeling. AdJitii'. Custom Work L'censed, Bonded Free estimate 3736038 ______________________ ) TO ____________________________ Aluminum Siding dOwn iii iriS;.1' .Jr Sewing . 10 5.0! 00 oO (.111 britr 93 1,1 •3i3 . 3092 o r 4,34 77) 67 5.1 -- LIGHT HAUL 1 NG&YAPO AND GARAGE CLEAN Up Phoneiii 5)7) Land Clearing _______________________________ — .'.lter)i'on'., Dross Malt lJpi'i.Jl%?,r v 322 2721 'g. Qre'. Well Drilling ______- 'MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ii Ri'.i )ti'e 'S WW daily ri il'. classified ads Nothing Small about that Dad will lov e Black 6. Decker or Rockwell power tools arid Stanley -_ hand tools from Gregory Lumber 17ust aboul evCr utfiing for Christmas Gifling eon be byrd .n the Want & true Value Hardware, em & AtiSi 1.-apie 322 ____ ' -- ___.- WIlT J21 ,914 S - Fver,'nrig F0, The GUrr Ct.s 8aii, (jolt Bags, Duckstr Jacks LadieS and mens got apparel and shoes Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, 322 2531 ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS I cogw:xrd - * - Builder's ow n 3 or 4 (SR, 7, bath Priced below reproduction Costs JENNY CLARK REALTY RelIlor 312 59* Uaranied reCuiia,tioneii OU1O b a tteries. $12 IS exchange RE EL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave 574 3167 Deltona good running condition, 1600 322 55,3 57-Sports Equipment ____________________________ , I Peg Real Estate Broker GfnecOtConlractur 322 S7 43-Lots-Acreage ~ 00 4 - JOHNNY WALKER I tIP. 21' * 83 Barrington, VA ioansl ,i'.,)iiable L.REGOP'YMOBILEHOMES I 3903 Orlando Or 371 5200 II00 LOr)c 2 OR, cuStOm bull home quiet street Oxerieg rooms, eat in kitchen dining room, double 101 $11,9 '1 ' 7th & Stemper Realtor Wm H. - HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 8349212 Sanford 1967 Mustang, new tires, new paint, - - Trade I 42—Mobile Homes Best Buys '(,)U I31'ed \'i)tll' llL'W ('1)113' 111(113 i ('V. - Oil 8222 ____________________________________ - - about - .. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323'5774 Anytime go for all ih1' 70-Swap & _ GOVERNMENT tiousES down VETERANS No down to - ' 'f4 lEo SELLERS JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and BUYERS DEALERS Models Call 3238510 or 3 Empty your carport or garageLAOS Dealer MOk SU and have fun swapping KENMORE WASHER Parts, too Bring your articles to Service Used machines I DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Mo'vielapd Drive in Theatre Swap MOONEY .SPP lANCES, 373 4*y 97, 1 mile west Of Speedway, Shop Flea Market, 50ytpi Il 97, ---- - Daytona Beach will ho ld a public every Sunda y . 9a m free 10 P m NO i AUTO AUCTION every Saturday CHARGE Reserve spaces 55-Boats & Accessories night at 7 30 Il's the on ly one in Phone 322 17 1 6, 7 p in o 9 pm Florida You set the reserved I any flihl 'pots5Oyi S'ARIN[ I price No charge Other than 55 792 3 Hw Il 97 registration fee unICiS vehicle is 37' 5261 71-An ti ques . sold Call 9042558311 for further details ___________________ — I .'s 122 1587, 322 1119 JO1 F 25th St ' \VIi&'rt' - BU'i' JUNK CARS - from $10 to -S)6 530 Call 322 1671 after I p - Refrigerator Regularly E It 15 29 Now , US') Sanford Electric Co - 7527 Park Dr , 322 1S62 323 7832 a flied, cozy cOme iifir eiemen CHOICE AREA 3 p 7 bath, X ' family rm - a line home STOP RENTING Move in then buy Neat 30R. CH. *.1 t'gu'pped W W carpet, 522.000 IhlfiU'Il,flt lull -. i'iPWiy c $26,900 1-1 77- Autos Wanted - -, ,'. (en iif, ( R'( 01101- Nifolt. ____________ ' - I ___ ' 3 YEARS OLD -- 4 BR. 2 bath, C H&A. P. acres, 139,50') I POOLHOME in count, wyst 04 Sanford. Owner out 01 tu,iC, needs 0 Sell 536300 FURNISHED ' ' - Poodle Pad-complete professional grooming 2467 Park Ave. 3724121 RL,su,Iii. 377 4991 re-ncr Eve'. 322 1496. 321 4164 222 196.1 BRENDA J EUBANKS, formerly BRENDA 3 DIPIRO 615 Polk Street Topeka, Kansas - - ' Campb.'li' FUTU RA BY SINGER JUN G LE U,fl Geneva. Nice doubt' -di' m0OiI home. I acre, 115.500 VERY CLEAN 2 liP cider home I close to downtown, chirchej and shopping includes separate ef I apartment partment or workshop I 510.500 )i __ I R46 I rr., East I I . MLS . REALTOR EXECUTIVE HOME in beautiful Wilson Place Six miles west of downf ow n S.SrilCrd Lovely one year old, I bedroom, 3' a bath home on generous Pool Of ented lot neStled under huge oais kitchen, lireplace and built in lamly room, brick .iCd liC gjs grill on 34'xt2 , porch 'ntercoru,. central vacuum snStem 7 central heating and air conditioning units Pleâi, call for appo'ntmenl run - i . INC. , Rei Estate (Srcer 7til)S Sanford tlt 0/39 e v eS ) 13 ----- --. ' - - Peg —) .-------- ' All work Clean YOUr Own Carpet I Expert Mechanics guaranteed Reajnable prices 25 Rent Our Rinsenyac yrs experience Moaley's Garage, __R POLL'S FURNITURE 332 5181 7532 Perk Or 322 3955 Bill Bow,r, Operator 65—Pets. Supplies -team . HalCol'QrtRealty BATEMAN REALTY 41 - Repairs - [J] III SAN MAR COS Contractors Sc you r Real Estate Broker or call I home Lots of custom extras New 831 5554 Ext llmily room, cus'om work shop. *ell, sprinkler system, CHA and REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE ( more are yours for iuSI COUNTY - 7 I BR. 1 bath, 121.900 f,im rm central h,Ot, air unit, d'Sh,,ihr ML S REALTORS Owop, holding jt6. , Fill Santa's bag quick and easy Shop the want ads for Christmas buys - __, II COUNTRY FURN. DlSTPIBUTOR I -. I 1913 29' SIb Wheel Qunstar Coach man, air, tape, with radio, bull i speakers. all equipped With or without 1971 Ford PiCk up truck Both A I condition 17500 373 5119 64-Equipment for Rent ________________________________ VC Sell our trade in Vurn'Ture allow prces Good selection __ 75-Recreational Vehicles 322-2420 CASSELBERRY- 131 Laurel Way, I OR, 2 B. Fam Rm • Fla rm Dbl gar, hence FOREST CITY- 3350 Cleaves Cl 3 BR' 2 i B. Fam rm , Fla rm , Dbl Car. Furepic , vac syst Sprinkler Sys 142,900, .-A -"." PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS ary Steele, teacher with Orlando School of Music it offering private lessons in Sanford, 1220949 'YOUR lit III tIE .1(;i,3(;)'- SANFORD--2306 Park Ave Villas. 2 BR. I B, Townhouse 119,500 OV1EDO- 392 Celery Cr. N 1 BR.7B,Fm Rm,DbI 138.700 iilage Sanford, Flo. -_________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mon tgage on the followIng property in Seminole County, Florida: Loll, GROVE HILL, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book IS. Page 96, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida; has bees filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on PHILLIP H. LOGAN of SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Post Office Box 3279, Sanford, Florida 32771. arid file the original with the Clerk of the above Court on or before December 17th, 1976; otherwise, a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded let the Complaint. WITNESSmyhand andtMseaIof lft$ Court on this 11th day Of November, 1974. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwltti, Jr. Clerk of tne Circuit Court By' Patricia A Jackson Deputy Clerk PubliSh, Nov. IS, 27. ?1, D.c. 6, 197$ )EF64 L.ike Mary. 2 BR. Florida room. fenced yard. Shady Near lake 3221507 1505 W. 25th St. NAV EL OR AN GES 2802 French Ave., Sanford 3723422 ,,, R arIner 135 Oranges, Grapefruit SI SO by Call between 3:30 & 6 p m 373 543'l 1916 EXECUTIVE COUN1WY Our It 3.000 tel fl this one that sets on approx 7 a acr es Plenty of LONGW000- 137 Lea Ave — 4 BR. room to room Horses OK Latest 7 B, Fam Pm . Dbl , Car . Fm appliances in kitcheri, carpeted 1913 17' wide, I OR, turn AC, adults Ibroughout. Sunken family room Scurty 1)00 mo 127 59)9 A real ShOw place 547,500 CHULA VISTA- Groveland Drive4 BR, 3 B. Fam Pm . Fire plc 2Bw, turn - cabana. porch. fenced 902 SCOTT MAYFAIR- Newer 3 scr. porch ,ard Adults only No pets 373 $60,000. OR. ta bath home in top con C53 idler I 30 _______ dition Outside utility. lenced rear WINTER SPRINGS-- 700 Bit yard and a well landscaped yard terwooa St 3 OR . 7 b, Fam Rm . are yours lot ust 525.900 Dol Car Luxury Patio Apartments Things to Eat By SANFORD.- Lovely 2 or 3 tSR. I Dec. 31, ba th home in good location, cu'I!u'nt (ong-ton, 511.700 VA , DELTONA 1106 Giovanni Si. 3 BR.? B. Car ill, 00 ()')wfl $21,SO0 OR , furnished, $110 Katie's Wekiva Landing, 327 4170 __ 2 f1raiier, all utilities, c en tral neat, TV, I child accepted No pels $10 *4 3279064 _______ Eductlona, Child Care for as low as 52. weekly LI you qualify 323 $421 or 123 6435 Special If Purchased & Closed M. UNSWORTH REALTY ' i - I WANT TO SEE AWONDER AT WORK? Place a ClOtSilied Ad in the Evening HerOld tc,ija 51-Houhold Goods 173 8722 1200 ________________ No Closing Costs % av,iilablp for subsidized riousing in rural areas No down payment, monthly payments less than rent 34-.--MbiIe Homes ~Gardens - 7 % Year End SANFORD AUCTION FR ENCH AVE. 323-7340 sprinklers, equipped kitchen, & Ore cf Singers top Touch arid Sew C,POOMINQ -All small breeds fenced large yard Just $21,000 Zg lan rnarhnes AsSume Professional, Reasonable III 78torcycs balanced $185 SOon pay $11 90 per ØJ LOCH ARBOR - II) West Crystal month Will lake trade in Singer Drive - Comfortable 3 BR, l' equipped to zig zag & make button Motorcycle Insurance Beautiful kittens for sa le, 3 mos old ' bath home on large shaded lot. holes Balance of 55898 or 10 BLAIR AGENCY Call 5111101 after 1 30 pm paneled family room, central payments of SO Coil credit 313 3866 or 37) 7710 H&AC. sprinkler system plus I ______ -______ manager, 372 9111 or tee at 68 -Wanted to Buy much more Priced right at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 79-Trucks- Tr 533.000 I The Old Singer Store Cash for Antiques Consignrnt BEL AiR ' 1226 Randolph - Lovely 1971 GMC Pickup truck, good Wanted 1530 State St. Sanford Plaza Hi way 16 AuctIon condition Sanford Auction, 323 lurnithed 3 BR, I bath home, '. Galleries. 372 6972 __________ I neat as a pin Many extras include 7 Sets Twin Beds, complete SIlO 1310 ___________-______________ washer dryer, freezer, utility total 823 Cherokee Circle, Sanford Wanted to buy used office furniture. I 1960 GMC pick up, V 6, Standard Any shed, & more "Garden of Month" quantity (Sur'l,ind) IIOLL'S. transmission, step Side, posi winner Priced at 522.500 CASSELBERRY. Hwy 17,3.830 SEWING MACHINE traction rear, new paint, good lid S'inforg's SaIeSLe,1,Ir 4704 I SINGER FUTURA StiCker, 147$ Also l960 Chevy pick Like new, Singer's finest Still in WE BUY FURNITURE 250 engine, automatic trap warranty. Original price over Matland Auction SmiSS'iOn, disc t'akes, fleet side, 1650 Will Sell for I2l8cashor take ANYTIME new paint, FM radio, good m6aoIifr,efrom Sanford up payments of $17 per month NOI sicker siso 327 IS)2 Multiple Listing Service , MONEY DOWN Will take trade as part payment Free home trial, Ut :. rIJU, 80-Autos for-Sale ISIS PARK EXTRA CASH FOR no obligation Call 644 6179 day or I GET CHRISTMAS by telling your good I ' night _____________________________ used furniture and appliances to I Buick Special, 1961 Excellent motor Larry's New A Used Mart. 215 S I & transmission. 1350 373 1762. or 52-Appliances Sanford Ave , 322 1137 371 2365 _________________ _ -- ' i,'oney 3 BR. 2 bath AlSo I BR.- HAROLD HALL REALTY, REALTOR, 32) 5111 eva Care Months If You Qualify t&3 BR Apis .excellent location, all electric kitchens, A C. carpeted, drapes, adultS, from SISO 7015 Sanford Ave. Phone 377/413 ----' Lost: long haired while altered mate cat. 25th & Sanford. Hair thin on back. 323 1323 I Nice 2 BR block home, turn or unturn 3232920ot 322 7829 ohtr 6 pm __ - -- You Can Have Your ,'nter Springs 3 tIll, excellent Condition, Min lease 6 mos 1265 mo No pets Near school 377 0215 Spacoos I 2 II. 3 OR .ipts Tnni'., swimming, playground, rerreat on room, laundry room and clubhouse 2580 Ridgewooxl A ,i' Ph 311 A-li') --5--Lost & Found -- Hot House In 3 BUENA VISTA -. 1316 Elliott -. Commercial zoned 2 BR. 2 bath home Has large workshop, citrus & pecan trees, garden With Woodruff's Garden Center e Celery Ave - I O'ner ria', i,r ed this well kept 3 yr. old 3 tIll. for Iat sa le Equipped kitchen, with breakfast bar, utility room, 2 baths, living & dining, paneled family room, that overlooks a large yard with citrus trees Quiet area, close to everything 137,900 323 0210 ' - Arms They're 32-Houses Unfurnished RAVEPINA PARK 110 Tangerine Dry, -- Lovely 3 OR. I', both, with fenced back yard Large I utility building & plenty of citrus: trees BPP warranted Just 521,000 P.M. Barik.Americard & Master Charge Welcome NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Butane Lighters. $995 up. money clips, 16 5') Gwallney Jewelers, 704 S Park Ave Stenstrom Realty Home For The Holidays -- Wood or steel desks. executive desk char, se(retaral desks 1 ' .iii nCir.- fil ing '. cabinets, as is Cash and carry NOLL'S Casseiberry, 17 ' 830 1206 - * NOV. 29,7:30 Used Office Furniture . El-' Phone MOW LOIS of good used furniture, op psiancej, TV's and miscellaneous More sealed storage cartons I Electric Guitar and Amplifier, $75; ectric Bass. Carrying Case & Amplifier, $75, Ludwig Bass and Ludwig Snare Drums with Brass, $75; Conn Cornet with Case $25. SEMINOLE COIN, 109 W Frst St , Sanford tO to I Monday truj _______________________________ ___________ _____ 62-Lawn-Garden Friday ° - "Get Em While ' r i'lrrin Secur it AiiulIc Prefyrrp flu'pt Call About Our Christmas Specials _____________ F'AE'O WI TP1 A DRINK r PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 423 4517 Write P.O Box 1713 Sanfo.'d,FionidalVJI .- I? Jewel watches, $2995 up; pierced earrings, $6.95 up Gwaltney Jewelers. 204 S Park Ave. __________________ PUBLIC AUCTION - _________ " S * 72—Auction 60-office Suppl ies 11: ',',Ti' I New modern single St or y 1 A 7 BR opts . and completely furnished sludo ,,pts Conveniently located, br'autilully landscaped Abundant storage, including attic "GE Energy Efficient Package" From IllS Call Ted or Jeanelle Ean rlOrplii. Resident ServiceDirer tons. 123 3301 to see mod els and selectyour new .ipt CA. 195 2521 Park Dr 372 2119 ______ Realtor Alter Hours ' Ill VI 3211991 127 0M •. .. iOiU ir Eves 323 Merchandise '' LIchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter top-s Sinks Installation aaIable Bud Cahcll 37780S2 Low Down VA & FHA Ilonirs uiulp Realty, 322 2335 107 W First St S.,ntord Jim Hunt Realty, lnc. ______________________________ WANTADWAY.Reacfandusethe Wont Ads everyday _____ flu,'. u 1174 Br,'r I Monday, Nov. 2,17-5B Allan CarousalOrgan, Iiknew Sold new for $3,500 First 51.300 lakes Phone 830 G2I1 Metal Shed, red barn type. I'x ID', $500 323 5029 alter 5pm ON LAKE MONROE-- MOii. Spacious. custom 3 HP. 7 bath, liv rm . din, rm . den, eat in kit,, acre's Privacy Near hospital 3fl 5113 ________ Forrest Greene Inc. ___________________ ______________________ A9)) RI- Al TOR JOHN SAULS AGENCY 3]A-Duplexes * tsnsn REAL NICE HOME I BR. I tatri. carpeted .incj C A. kitchen equipped, nice large lot Can assume mortgage, No qu.ilifyinq Very small down payment Mtinthly payr'lent :rlii(i. SIS7 91 30-Apartments Unfurnished - nCs.1y JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 177 1881, Santor . St . Lake Mary. 111,500 810 1702. SANFORD - 3 OR, l''j bath home with central heat & air, 17x2I game room, utility shedon cement foundation, large tree's $23,900 New FHA WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- Sparkling 3 BR, Ii bath rome with Florida room. rentr.il heal & Motivated owner Su3,7J PICW FHA 59M,usiI Used Restaurant and Bar Equip 6' I Gas Grill. Deep tat fry e, Cash : Register, other equip. 373 2770 DELTONA Beautifully furnished ? BR home on high corner lot with Florida room, carport, heat and air Close to Shopping $11,000 SELL THAT CAR TODAY' Place a low, cost want ad then Stay close DYNAMIC PROPERTIES to your phone S V Hardwick, Broker Dollop,,. 6646411 r.11,.n. I. keg Peal Estate Broker A i r. c arpeted, 2 _______________________ bedrooms, $175 to 5135 month ____________________________ 'l Iociayhl W. GARNETT WHITE MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cond Maid Ser'r QUALITY INN NORTH I IA SR 4)1. Longwood 50—Miscelianeous for Sale Lake Mary- 3 BR, I', t.,ili, new homes Under $25,000 with ltiis than 1750 down, Government funding By builder, III 16.49, Equal Housing Opportunity 3 BR, Ii bath, cent, heat & air, carpeted, closets galore, enclosed garage, utility rm , fenced back yard, large corner lot For Sale or Rent 373 3780 ' YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT FOR RESULTS Try one USE WANT ADS for quick response in hui'ynçj or cI'Iling 1 BR. clean, near Shopping No pets 2619 Elm . Sanford Call Mrs vueli,,, 319 69 56 One of thenation's leading , fiberglass boat manufacturers 31-Apartments needs persons experienced in Furnished building mock UN arid fabrication - -- -of glass molds for runabout and I BR, turn apt grits, water turn fishing bo,its __ Mature adults No pefs, S 372 7296 after I wk days Good Salary, fringe benefits, paid SAPIMO PARK. I. 2. 3 br'tJryryi vacation and hclidas, excellent trailer opts Adult & family park working conditions Weekly 3515 Hwy Il 92. Sanford Send Complete resume to Mr Mike 373 19)0 Kelly. Personnel Director, Arrow GI,,ss Boal & Manufacturing Camper Trailer for rent. 74'. full Corporation, 931 Firestone b.,lh. twin beds, Heat, air 372 Boulevard, _________ Memphis, TN 38101 Si ________ - Limo SEMINOLE COUNTY" Beautiful bu?dnq lOtS, som. lake front, heavily wooded Altamonte Loch Arbor CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS 8306061 Eves 33 3149 OVIEDO FlU - Duplexes Furn or Unfurn . Wooded, Home size lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 365 2771 - 41— Houses TAFFER REALTY Reg Real Estt. Broker 1100 E 251h St 322 64S5 41 —Houses [VERY DAY someone is looking for wh4I you have to tell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 41-HOUSeS Real Estate Dt'IARY Large. lovely I BR, ar. near Stores Ideal for retired persons 321 0580; 641 6464 Ner'd ex?r,i rnoneyi Can you work ii couple of hours in the evening C,ilI 1?) 8547 DEADLINES Dog Before - Noon Fridcxy NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DiSTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the CommiSsion Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 o'clock P.M on December 13, 1976, to consider changes and ,s To Me Zoning Or. amendments dinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows' A Portion of tnat certain property abutting Lake Drive and lyIng between Adams Avenue and Summertin Avenue is proposed to be rezoned from SR.) (Single Family Residential Dwelling) District to RC .I (Restricted Corn I mercial) District. Said property 1 being more particularly described as follows, Lot I?, Lets the North o feel thereof and Less the West Seven feet for alley, Block II, Bel Air, Plot Book 3, Page 19, PublIc Records of Seminole County All parties in Interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida H N Tamm, Jr City Clerk Publish Nov. 29, 1976 DEF 135 _______ Unfurnished - LPN. I to 17 ShIt Geriatrc ex per.nce preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing IS Con valescent Center, 950 Mel lonville Ave HOURS ___• 30-Apartments I Sell or Trade tot Building Material, 1910 Torino, 12' Alum 5061 Trailer 1' %tr 73 model 1* P :1 Trr'" HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Clearing Mowing Discing Fill Dirt, Clay Rock Sand, BaCkhoe Loader Pet 377 $57 - Liv '-"------------_-.__-__.____._ W*fit to sell SOmething) Oat the Thagic ni.rnper 122 3611 or III 999') E .rn.ng •i"a .1 Cl.ISSif , ed Dept WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typeS ancislies We repair and seryce STOrE MACHINE 6. SUPPLY CC 2(39* 2nd St 3728332 __________________________________________ [To List Your BusineSsDjQI 322-2611 or 831-99931 �4B. 66--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 19, 1916 69th Year, No. 87—Tuesday, ( Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 11976 Hasse' Sp urs ,Iimvlf l Er y Bow-Out a CANINE CLOWNING / b" 1-reernan F ___________ i rrn = - By ED PRICKETT Iferald Staff Writer Former County Attorney Tom Freeman today informed county commissioners his law firm will not provide legal services after Dec. 10 became on-going political hassles prompted Asst. County Attorney Robert Pierce to submit his resignation. "I'm tired of the hassle, Pierce said. -For the sake of my sanity and XT iew e _ast Freeman said Pierce's plans are "uncertain, but he wants to get out P. of this countv business. And, I do, too. Pierce, 31, said he had hopc ° stay on during the transition stage in 1 which county government is switching over to an in-house lega l staff. I Defense 'Rests' . F.%eryone well, almost I')Ofle the judge, prospective jurors. guards — was In the Seminole Count) Courthouse this morning to begin the trial of Nathaniel Lee Williams on are.i 4 firtivinhAng and witnesstampering. Oni ''r i dclendu* who vanbhed from the courthouse, nowhere to be found. Police are searching. Details, Page !'t - - D I4.,c:t,L W Kimbrough said this I up" at the Seminole Youth Ran~h in Winter Springs. But he's not getting much help from Dobie (left) and Drams. Mike is one of five bovs at the ranch who "ere introduced to ell latest members of the Sanford Pilot hub More clo%;nlng page ' development will require action by But Republican Commissioner John Kimbrough said Freeman's firm stepping down "won't make any 1, But Pierce said politics just wouldn't allow it. "It just appears that Tom is still the center of political controversy," Pierce said. Commission chairman Dick Williams said little when informed of Pierce's resignation. "December lo?" Williams asked. "Okay, thank you, Mr. Freeman." Outside commission chambers, /_111 ) sai est method of providing legal services to the county after Freeman's announced cut-o ff date may be to sub-contract the work to other attorneys. "I say maybe," eclared. -I'm shooting from the hip." Freeman wits appointed County Mike Tolomea is all smiles as he awaits his turn to 'clown it 1 (Herald Photo by EIda Nichols) What'sWi th J o h s Spr It De ends on Who You Ask Democrats e t t majority position on the county commission in 1974. Republican commissioners have continually fought Freeman just as the), fought his appointment. Prior to Freeman's being selected attorney, the po litical plum was held by the Orlando firm Pitts, Eubanks, floss and Rumberger. At that time, Howard Marsee, a Republican, was County Attorney. , ; • n By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Members of the St. Johns River Water Management District met Monday night with th e Friends of the St. Johns ( FSJ) to Freeman came under heavy fire discuss a further reduction nf water hyacinth spraying between this '.ar after Commission ChairLake Harney and Lake Monroe - but today there were different man Mike hlattawav was defeated in interpretations of what was decided at the session. "We agreed to go ahead with what we've got and then get back his prima ry election bid by political together with them in March to see whether it's feasible to hold off - ' spraying any longer," said Joseph Joyce, chief of the Aquatic Plant Control Section of Jacksonville's Army Corps. of Engineers. The plant control department hadagreed previously to suspend spraying activities on the St. Johns between Geneva and Sanford during the Florida shad fishing season, which runs from Dec. 1. Set' 'Ii:SSt.lY Page 2 A Kwiatkowski . , . TM d taste to Ce I Today there's a way to get real taste from a 1 cigarette 'witnout h ig h tar. That's the report on a new taste c lie 'E richd Flavor. way to pa k flavor flavor—into tobacco wi thout th e ____ di A d ACt h f.. . I . c usual corresponding increase in tar. Flavor tobacco ________ . . - good taste claims long enough. If you smoke, you'll be interested. ______ -+ - Kimbrough went on to DIES ON 11 fans of PIiIiis - tests involving thousands of smokers of filter cigarettes, Unprecedented flavor at 9mg. tar One of the lowest tar levels in smoking today. -- - IAC I ., — \Iotlirr Dexter" to is siion as an Sb-s ear- . old bride in pre-recorded upcoming episodes. It ~%ill be her last appearance. Miss Lo%%r~ andI died of 'in apparent heart attack a New York street Monday.Another llollvwood star, Godfrey Cambridge, 43. also died of a heart attack Monday. . the majority reported 01 "l ithf) STREET ' — 7" 1, . ' - - — U ,' • u . - + ' ' . .-. + L-.+-' 1 ' MERITand MERIT MENTHOL J 11 H yrl a - .. $ Sought -s / The decision to formally about S18.0W. Democratic ConiniL 'Uloner apply forth grant barely The decision to enter into the UyKwiatkowski rhed. squeaked through with joint agreement was made 'i'i,t sure you can." Republican Commissioners while the Demxrats occupied Kwiatkowski said it was the / John Kinibrough and lull the majorityposition on the intent of the board to comply Kirchhoff voting in opposition. board. Altamonte Springs with state regulations which About $155,000 wiU be used to Councilman Sandra Glenn specify that a lake helped by combat weeds in the 129-acre spear-headed the effort. public funds must have public \ lake located in South Seminole Today Kimbrough asked The program is a joint whether the lake has public agreement between the county am-." -[Xws that ex"t"Can ,. 9mg:'iar'O,7 mg. .. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. - ,,, - + 'i ' Seminole ('uunty Corn- amt the city of tamonte you LO the like ithuut missioners today agreed to Springs. Seminole County will acting like Humphrey Bogart Just wanted to "play word apply for a state grant to fight supply 117,500; Altamonte and cutUng through w1t.h a 9 e -. _______ ''' Joint Pact With Altamonte 'BRIDE-TO-BE' ' - JOSEPH See SPRAYING, Page 2A 'r Ac tress Judith I os, s TestsVe ffy Taste with the people's money." A L Now smoke the cigarette. — -- to You've been smoking "low tar, is -- MOM# ar tests than the higher tar brands tested. Filter remarkable i 15 mg. menthol brands, MERIT MENTHOL was reported to deliver as much—or more—taste - MERIT The cigarette packed with nriched .ii..irr . Concerning Kwiatkowski's allegations, KIn. brough smiled and said: 'Whatever harry wants to say. lwould encourage him to show his lgnorir'e "The game's already started," Kwiatkowski id. He said Kimbrough's call for a blue-ribbon panel was commission's intentions to - . Kimbrough Monday said creatio n of a panel of three Seminole County attorneys would benefit the county because commissioners don't have the legal ex. pertise necessary to decide the best way' to handle the Jail fire suits. Kwiatkowski said Republican Commissioner John Kimbrough's call for creation of a blue-ribbon panel of attorneys to advise the county on the best hoiofhndllinjaiuire litigation as politically inspired. , But FSJ President J. T. Turnipseed said he was under the other aquatic experts . ast o m Jacksonvflle. Knight, had consented to prolonging the spraying moratorium through Aprd. say if Kwiatkowski is "Thev said they'd extend the non-spraying prograni for about referring to the Orlando five months totah and then talk with us in May," Turnipseed firm of Pitts, Eubanks, said"We agreed wt. ta at. closer look then,whi ch [toss and Runtherger, It is probably result in an extension of the time period. an incorrect assumption. Learning of the confusion, Joyce contacted Turnipseed today b y The reason, he said, is telephone and reported that the matter had been resolved because the Rumberger "lie did think it was supposed to be the other way — that'we'd firm is Involved in the jail extend the non-spraying until May, said Joyce, but we came to fire litigation and as such an understanding on it. There's no problem. probably wouldn't accept "We're definitely going to honor our present agreement," Joyce any county offer to act as continued, "but we didn't agree to extending the date beyond the Seminole's legal end of March. There's nothing niagical about that date. We'll repregentative. have to re-evaluate at that time and if conditions look favorable — Kwiatkowski meanbased upon our surveys of the river and how many plants are while, said the Republican thereandifthefisharestillspawning — thenwe'llstayoutabttle commissioners are prelonger" tending to be "lily-white The original agreement published by the Cops of Engineers and clean ta.ta)," noted that "special fish and wIldlife use areas have in the pastand however, the Democratic will continueto receive special treatment.. From 1 December to commissioner said he 31 March is the shad fishing season from Lake Harney to Lake "personally resents KimMonroe. Wella%t-wlthheldspraylngoperationsln this area during hire a Republican Orlando law firm to defend the county against $7 million in lawsuits which resulted from last year's jail fire. Democratic County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski today ac dominated County COMMiS sion of making its "first move toward patronage." , I I 'Gam e's Already Started cused the Republican- leading low tar ciarettes having all the way u to 6O°/ more tar epea. del vered more taste. '1 L. , E t MERIT , 1 scovery S gs On 'Panel - + - Seminole County merly had negotiated to Commissioners today buy the utility for $150000 agreed by couseusus to to be paid for through tap. purchase a third uUlltt for the county, agreeing to through. negotiate with Eagle The county's utility Utilities, a south Seminole coiunitant. Hugh hiarLlng. firm which services about had reported earlier that oo customers. Eagle is operating below The commission for state standards. \ 21 1AYS %I MM Today Aroundlhehiock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial ;Pe tal I-A Obituaries 6-A I-A Sports IeIe1sioa 4-B Dear Abby Dr. Lamb 7-A Weather 3-B Women 3-B 4-A I-A 74 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 29, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 29, 1976. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 29, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1dadae39d2ed1f29ebd16ff5d8f855dc.pdf 3fbe100bc443741708b59d1cf27d1da2 PDF Text Text - ' W.DBRAND HANDI.PACK 100% PURE - GROUND BEEF IN S OR 10 LB. HANDI.PACKI I.B. I VW_ PRI&1IDAY & SATURDAY NOV. 26 & 27 A CAC SUNDAY EDITION USDA GRADE A PAN-REDI COUNTRY STYLE CUT-UP FRYERS INCLUDING 7 BONE CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST c 49 LB. J j1 VERNESS .jjjjjjI Meat r Ia*.rs IN CCVAC ItO TO 14 LB AVG) W DELMONICOS f 2' LB . BRAND tJA CHOICF oiiuss ou)io. WHOLE. 6 70 12 LBS AVERAGE) 19 $1 W-D SUCED CC-OX ED t7oz. o. $189 I MAID Sirloin Tip CIHC ps sou RATH 3RAFft$1 .aa•• Salami CHUCK ROLL 0 ... .. 69c . Sausage 61 . . . . Bologna . . . . • . 2 Quantity PKGS • . BRAND Ull 99q • Biscuits YmlV!'t - Lu: -f CLIP RtGCLAR QV. ALL BEEF I rrarnts . Sour Cream 9" . SUPERBkAJ40 REGULAR OR . . TA Eli trw FAT 69c (1-16 CUP M-) COTTAGE j htS Cheese WINNDIXIF STORES INC. COFYRIGI*: - I76 PA ASE & SANBORN L • . . T1O FARM PMNT0 17-kip $129 o,UP d16 t CUP 99c CHEK — 3Limit 1 with $5.00 i CORNED BEEF ,. - 12-ox. CAN 88 1-LB. CAN 69c . . . ST4Ap coupolvs FOOD $169 returned to Sanford for trial in the firebombing case. The trial had been scheduled for the week of Oct. lO, but several (lays before that date Williams, who was free on bond pending It eahat was made 1 C JUG I 9 4 I q. .1 JUMBO BRASS CUP HOOKS 0 0 0 0 0 0 EACH Detergent . 59C . I ,- i 99, 2 i,uii U ' I IfI '.' ClN GOOD %II - ' Jumbo Pies Cookies . .... CRACX'F-4 GUOD RUCi4L Potato Chips 2 3 kC spa I , day. Stallworth wasn't injured and extinguished the blazing roof of his house. Documents in the court file list two Niagara Falls policemen as p r osecution witnesses and indicate that the state may also - a 4 41 41 DOLIF OA"G Family Bread 3 2fo : . i VIRUNG T YIN 01R a y Rolls • 3 Dun in Stix.. 9•.: 59c - C 69 Plumr 46-oz. JAR gqc There is a chance the Ilu L.ltI I hat to you, though. Larry. - two other citizens named in your Oct 21 story were board nierntwrs The EAr figures you're batting 1jj1- -, 79 c Iii...... 14 $1001 I-sAP VEST - - --.-- -- - -- I — - 39c Lettuce . 1 S NO IIDAHO . . S $100 I LLIJ 1 0 QCIC $100 3 99c 20 - Margarine 2 900 - - P-n, 5 . MurgadAe 63 • . BANQUET FRIED 'AickJ1 IW ' f. CHICKEN % 2999 B,,,1,.n I IriCd!::I - SAUSAGE JENO'S PIZZA 1 3.z - - . • . , 99c Onion Rings . . .. . I I LI VUNMII4T GRADE ii a iii N t' 4ij a U. S. CHOICE 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD I I, - - . ---'- - - . .- Paul Sr.-ge1 ing on his - — _____ - - wet suit... -. t, - -. -- - -- T- - •-__ - '. — - — 'IC. --- — — _ - - - - - ---- _ - ---- - - — - T-_ - - - - -— - - - — - . - — wor— —.---. - -- - ..readying . I - t he - - . - : I o oat _'"I' . - -". --- _-_- - - -. Paul I with 00 Edsard Allan Stengel, 19, of Forest City, accused of receiving stolen property a motorcycle. ________________________ — ________________________________ I Today j r 252 \-,'; - - - - - - #" :- ,—.-- Around The Clock water he . Comics 'Null said, EArlings. See you next Sun- ,J Crossword Editorial day. Dear Abby goes ,v7v - - 7 - . and 4 - . - 83 a,. / - -A the ...into - .. HOROSCOpe H osp4tai S-A Obituaries 4-C Sports - -c Televisi on 8-A W eath 3-C Women er . 4-A . 4- A 14B 1-8-I) 4-A 1-3-C — -- -- ,.Z,41., Bridge Calendar sail of t,.4 io counts of - i Jr. on way to water of —.in auto. The EAr hears Bill Brady had a rough time, While campaigning for Casselberry City Council, it seems his opponent who lives across thestreet from thesceneofa mishap alrnostgotthiebestofhim— permanently. Bill 'as pounced upon and bitten by a pygmy rattlesnake... That, says The EAr, was almost as bad as being elected - in Casselberry, that is - of of felony possession of Richard N. Gibson, 46. of Sanford, accused of grand larceny 59C p - -- C. Caltrider, 35, charged with a and in connection with an $800 check an Altaitionte Spr in gs Stanley Wa,newright Jr., of obtaining worthless Thomas Ervin Mock, 22, of Sanford, accused of grand lar- - FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. k- close eye of Herald staff photographer Rick Wells who caught them in the pleasant act... - - F. Kinnard, 21, of (eneva, S.... Flounder didn't let ia) again be postponed. 11anunond ;Z, 4- ~ upon a nine-year-old girl. - William accused aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. - Williamuttering forgery of Winter Park, forgeryloan at bank. 23, of Sanford, accused property by check. ceny of clothes from a corn-operated laundry. - Steven Michaelmarijuana. Kierstead, fl, Winter Park, accused SIZE Cc 1_1 ght - - - has filed a motion for continuance and waiver of speedy trial Saying Yi UiihfliS is scheduled to get married on Dec. I and wants to take a week's honeymoon. The court has yet to rule on the defense motion, according to the court file In the case. Wa.shlngton, D.C. - the week of the trial. Thomas is free on $15,000 bond pending trial. Prostitution Charges Charles Jess Palmer, 38. of 117 Red Cedar lane, faces trial on four counts of unlawfully offering or agreeing to secure another for purposes of prostitution or other lewd or indecent acts and one count of sexual battery I rape I. The offenses allegedly occurred in September at Palmer's rt.-.jdence in south Seminole, according to court file documents. Witness Tampering Also on the week's docket is the trial of Michael L Krell. 28. of Altamonte Springs. Krell is accused of felony witness tampering. Court file documents allege that Krell caused the woman that I>almer is accused of raping to be in fear by force or threats of force. Two brothers front Altamonte Springs arechetluled fur trial on three counts of auto burglary and three counts of grand larceny each in connection with thefts of citizens band radio units from autos. They are Leslie tee Swift, 24, anti Daniel Morris Swift. 19, both of 1314 E. Notre Dame Drive, Alt.Uiionte Spring.; Others On Dockel Other defendants (I,i('keted for trials includeRichard F. Monroe, 47, of Altamonte Springs, acc used of three counts of sexual ba ttery upon an 11-year-old girl. Bruce M. Wohl, 22, of Lake Mary, accused of possession of controlled substance, marijuana In the form of hashish. Edward P. Nydam, 47, of Longwood, accused of lewd assault are you?" hoard member Bud Feather asked the superintendent. ....Well, I thought about it," La yer replied, "but there was such bad publicity in Tallahassee that I withdrew my re(Juest." As board rnt'm hers, a fin mist rat o rs and others chuckled, Attorney Doug Stenstrom told Layer, "I must confess, I put Mr. Feather up to asking that" .....You know, I just got to thinking," Layer said. "We left out the attorney 's office in the plans for there, OR PEPPERONI - 1 IA'tng checked for fingerprints. The second postponement was granted after the state couldn't sch ed ule a key prosecution witness - an FBI lottery expert from "You're not going to bus an $8,000 desk, . 89C - - -- Thomas, who says he's a self-employed rental agent, was inhUed in July by a statewide grand jury in connection with a $A,000-a-week lottery allegedly operating in Seminole and Orange counties. 1k is charged with conducting a lottery, possession of lottery tickets and possession of lottery paraphernalia. State agents used electronic surveillance devices in the probe that resulted in a June 30 raid in which 14,630 and lottery slips in a grocery bog were seized at Altamonte Springs. Th e trial was post poned one time because the money and lotte ry I hps hadn't been returned from a crime lab where the items were Ihe purchase of an elaborate deskcredenza by house Speaker [)on Tucker 1) Tallahassee) may have cost state taxpayers S8.431, but The EAr feels it could have been a blessing in disguise for Seminole ('ountians. At a recent school hoard session, the panel was tUfle(I in to a report on plans for renovating the old Sanford Naval Academy .Junior School. The facility is going to bt' turned into it two-story office complex for School Supt Bud Liver and his administrative staff. The subject of office furniture came up. and Layer explained most furnishings would be transferred into the longawaited building from existing offices, but that some new pieces would have to be Pt11 chased. PKG. 5LJPER5RA0 .. a. IN tSIRltit, !tos!r19 I 2 C CI.PP 0 EARS COFFEE CREAMER Margarine 3 ! Margarine A OLY B-Js. CIEN 99c - Bakers . 10 $U9 Spinach 4 89' CO RN • . HA RV EST FRESH (NO HEAD OVER 4 Bananas HARVEST FRESH YELLOW FR[5i.s FLORIDA TANGERINES - - -. ) — warmish Thanksgiving weekend weather esthe . lo ttery indictments. Alt amon 1 te QUARTS - Lottery Trial Postponed . I, - . Also docketed before Judge Hosemann this week is the twicepostponed trial of Clayton Thomas, 61, of Altamonte Springs, on 00000 Ketchup..... 89c . ORANGE JUICE DILL i PICKLES BATH TISSUE II: 'S9 HEINZ KOSflER SOFTNPRETTY Paul present testimony at the trial ofeye..witnesses and persons giving Imm unit y fro m racuno yn the firebombing case. The EAr. s high on political s'.cuation. put itself to the ground right alter it heard there's a Legislative D e l egation teeting next Monday. Odds on favorite, EArlings, for the new chairman of Seminole's delegation is State Rep Bob hlattawav. D-Altamonte Springs. That is - if hlattawav can patch things up with fellow statesman Vinci' F'echtel, the Repuhliean from Leesburg. The EAr figures it's a sale bet, though, to place your money on the I )eriiot'rat from BORDEN . rt1eased on a new bond. Defense attorney David M. Hammond claimed in a bond rtductlon motion filed Sept. 16 in circuit court that Williams fled t tie state inl9'74, "due to actions caused by police harassment and tritimidation." An information filed by State Atty. Abbott Herring in the firebombing case alleges that Williams conspired wi th four other mcii on May 1, 1974, to murder Stallworth, and prepared firebombs, one of which was thrown at Stallworth's house that 0000* f114i7J. ---- . - againsi a state witness in the firebombing case. W illiams was arrested ona witness-tampering charge and later . - GAL. -- -:.- Williams failed to appear for trial in June 1974, following his He was arrested Sept. 5 In Niagara Falls, N.Y., and PIiS FlUE'1 Till.: IAlKlt PF;oI'U.:. . Sentiricl Star Reporter Larry lpman, the I has ilas l €arnt, earned,is no l onger till report, er Oi note for the Sanford housing Authority. Seems Lipman wrote a story alleging some kind of conflict of interest tied to a $3,650 purchase. Well, EArlings. in that story Sam Wright of Sanford was listed as a member of the SEEI)CO board of directors ()nl problem is. local attorneys iI othrs sas rights ne v er been MI the - -. - arrest. 1•.• ARROW BLEACH . . destructive device and conspiracy in connection with the May 1, classification in pers000t'l for "Jacket I' t't cher IF` — vantage of it — ' under the 1974, incident at Sanford. - AM_y_AVJJ&N1& or more purchase excl. cigs. F h,r Bloc k Pepper ACCEPT Clearwater - , - WE COFFEE THRIFTY MAID CO R HED Afternoon, EArlings. For years, The EAr has been a close-up watcher of political antics. But and EArlings listen up. Republican Counts' Commissioner Dick Y illiams has outdone them, Finding himself without dress jacket at last Tuesdavs 2nd-floor county commission meeting. Williams promptly ordered his secretary hack up to the 3rd floor to fetch it for him. Playing waitress and serving coffee to u)rnmisIOflers is one thing but fetching jackets. the EAr wonders if there's it job ALLFRUIT F LAYutS SUPERtRAN() Father and son Polgar Sr. of Sanford and By BOB W)Yl) Herald Staff Writer A Sanford man charged In a 1974 firebombing at on the home of a sheriff's deputy and an Altamonte Springs man indicted by a statewide grand jury on lottery charges are among 23 defendants docketed for criminal trials this week before Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr., at Sanford. Nathaniel lee Williams, Is accused of attempting to murder shirifrsdeptity l.uke Stallworth, first-degree arson, throwing a 79c deese Sprea FLAVORS - -oA. CAN CRACXIN COQ SWUTMftX OR BUTTERMILK I CANS . • • 99c Park Rnnt W.D I C)ieez Wrnz CORN FED is'i Porn SHOULDER Q-4 wsn BUTT 89 99c . KR F - I / 40x - SLICEDO w-D BRAND REGULAR THIC , SUCED. CR ALL BEEF CRACN GOOD SALTINES R.^? 89c - . EAr e - P Pont Chops - T Cheese Spread * 1-LB. WESTERN CORN 69C . raunschweiger OR 1 00 /' 2'OZ$ . - WVIrti wa G LTh Siiced iacon SW1FI PREMIUM POWN AND SERVE ALL VARiETIES 0 CANS 20 TO 22 LBAVO - 12-ni 17 2-LB. $169 . a • , PKG BY TE4 PIECE W-D $RAND - Beef W.O BRAND SKINLESS SMOXED B CHUCK (WHOLE OR HALF) BONEtESS Sanford, Florida 32711—Price 20 Cents Firebomb Suspect On I a - • W.D BP&ND SPiCED LUNCHEON, OLIVE (OAT OR (ALL FLAVORS EXCEPT VEGETABLE BEEF) I zi W.o 8 UP oup 691h Year, No. 85—Sunday, November 28, 1976 W 0 Bc,rxj USDA Chc. B'. THESE PRICES NOT GOOD IN YOUR IN WIN CHICKEN L~] W-D BRAN USDA CHOICE BEEF 6 a,— - -----•-------- ------.:- .-. ________ - ---- - - - I S. - 4 _____ - - - - away they go �?A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 26, 1916 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NATION What Are IN BRIEF Steel Makers Confident About Price Increases PITTSBURGH (AP) — Despite the Ford administration's skepticism - and failure of the industry's two leaders to go along - some steel makers say they are confident that demand will support their new price increases. Four more steel firms increased prices Friday effective Dec. 1 on steel used in autos and consumer goods, bringing to six the number of companies to do so this week. The price hikes range between $15 and $20 a ton on various sheet projects and have averaged about 6 per cent. Kissinger To Join Carter? PLAINS, Ga. (AP) - President-elect Jimmy Carter ccntinues to hold open the possibility that he may try to enlist Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger for special diplomatic assignments. Carter press secretary Jody Powell said Friday that the President-elect "would not feel it improper if the appropriate occasion presented itself to ask for Dr. Kissinger's assistance." Powell noted that past presidents have, from time to time, recruited prominent figures from prior administrations to take on special chores. Activist: Probe Panther Death WASHINGTON (AP) - A civil liberties group wants the House committee investigating the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. to look into the death 01 Black Panther leader Fred Hampton. Morton It. Halperin, director of the Project on National Security and Civil Liberties, made the request Friday in releasing documents that he said "raise grave questions about the FBI's role in Hampton's death." FLORIDA IN BRIEF State Employes To Vote They Really A Gunter Criticizes Spending TALLAHASSEE (AP) - State Treasurer Bill Gunter says if prison inmates were put to work constructing furniture and accessories, the state wouldn't need to spend $261,000 in furnishing the lobbies and halls of the new Capitol. Gunter was sharply critical Friday ot proposals to purchase $115 ashtrays and $3,Ooo sofas for the new 22-story building. The request, which the Cabinet last week bounced back because of the costs, called for 296 bronze-finish ashtrays at $115 each, three cushion sofas at $3,080, chairs at $1,050 and benches at $1,526 each. TV Show Will Bring Credits MIAMI (ALP) — Some students will be earning three college credits next year when they watch the American Broadcasting Co.'s television adaptation of the novel "Roots." "Roots," by Alex Haley, traces a black American family from 18th-century Africa to the present. An instant best-seller, the novel has been adapted into a 12-hour television rpecial that will be shown on eight consecutive nights beginning Jan. 23. It is believed to be the first time college credits have been given for a prime-time TV program on a commercial network. £. 1 " -A L-.:: -. -' FwningHcidd - Sunday, November 26, 1976—Vol 69, No. 15 DiIy and S,jn4a. .ac ,pt $tuvday and Chris trnas D, 00 The Sanlo'd Herald, Inc . 300 N French Ave. Sanford, Ft. U7?) —. Poita. Paid at Sanford. Florida33711 v. 55 ct', htonift. 17 10. 6 ?.''fft, 511 O a -: c, M.I It, FkW.Ø.) tivn, ., r.ie difl.very Alt M.onit,, S6 70 L' 1."tn1 $fl 10 Second Ctass •'%.,,_ - _____ ____ THE RACE (Herald Photo by Tom Vince" ...AND ASKERS SANTA'S GREETERS... . Santa Claus was met by greeting party (left) when he arrived at Sanford Plaza James Porzig, 10, Lake Mary, tell Santa about their Christmas aspirations. by liretruck Friday for his annual Christmas foray into the hearts and minds of Donald is the son of Donald and Gloria Quenneville; James' parents are Walte Seminole chidren. Later Donald Quenneville, 9, San Mo Trailer Park, and and Martha The Justice Department ought to be forced to sell the House to begin a study of the producer, had said earlier this and 12.5 pesos this August. By The Associated Press —Sears, Roebuck & Co., the asked the FCC to consider In its television stations they own and The price of steel is going up increases. The council has no month that any price changes nation's largest retail store inquiry whether the networks operate in several cities. Dec. 1, and the federal govern- power to order the steelmakers would come next year. to roll back prices, however. If the market sustains the In- chain and catalog business, re inent wants to know why. National, a major producer of creases, their effects on the ported a 34 per cent Increase in The round of price increases was started Wednesday by the flat-rolled products, said the In- economy will be left for Presi- third quarter earnings over a National Steel Corp., the na- creases would cover only part dent-elect Jimmy Carter, when year ago. tion's third largest producer, of its Increased costs, and as- he moves into office lnJanuary. Sears earned a record $159.6 Carter, meanwhile, sought which boosted prices by about 6 serted that sheet product prices Per cent. Four other steel- have lagged behind prices on this past week to quiet specula- million In the three months tion that he is strongly consid- ended Oct. 31 and sales admakers quickly followed suit. other steel products. National said the Increases ering a tax cut to give the vanced 9 per cent to $3.8 billion The sheet products affected in the quarter. economy a boost. by the increase are used to would be effective Dec. 1. Also announcing price hikes Elsewhere in business this make automobiles and con—The Justice Department's sumer goods including appli- were Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel week: antitrust division this week ances, but how the retail prices Corp., Jones & Laughlin Steel —The price of the Mexican urged the Federal of those items will be affected Corp., Armco Steel Corp., In- peso In exchange markets nicatloas Commission to take a was not Immediately known. land Steel Co., and Youngstown dropped this week to 3.5 cents hard look at the power wielded from 4 cents, Its third deval- by the nation's three major Following National Steel's Sheet & Tube Co. The timing of the move sur- uation since this summer. The television networks, CBS Inc., price hike announcement, the Council on Wage and Price Sta- prised some industry ob- devaluation means that a dollar RCA Corp.'s National Broadbility said in Washington it had servers, since the chairman of will buy 28.5 Mos now com- casting Co., and the American been directed by the White U.S. Steel Corp., the largest pared with 22 pesos a week ago Broadcasting Co. . lie was president of the student government shile attending the University of West Florida in Pensacola, was listed in 'Who's Who In American Colleges," carried a 3.8 grade point average, served on Gov. Claude Kirk's Council for Higher Education, founded an educational honor society at the university and was editor-in-chief of the student publication. blication, Barton also did graduate work at the University of Southern Mississippi at Hat. tiesburg, carrying a straight-A average. His degree is in education with a minor in business and he is currently a marketing $ representative with Texaco. After college he joined the Texaco organization, received his company training in Miami, where he had spent most of his life to that point, and was assigned to the Orlando area. circular in today's paper, we advertised a 19.99 S.W.A.T. In 'Hanging CB radio on page 5 and 19.88 page 7. Unfortunately, we are unable to obtain delivery. He later became u pset and fell or thrust his fist through a barracks window and had to undergo surgery, the governor's report said. Exon said his report found "no evidence that homicide was Intended" against Briscoe, who Is black. The governor said the incident apparently was a spontaneous prank. Neither Winner nor other high officers of the Nebraska Guard were present during the incident, Chambers called the Incident "an attempted lynching" and criticized Exon for labeling it a "mock hanging." The state senator said "a hangman's noose was placed around the guardsman's neck, the rope cers tried to cover up the Incident. He said the Guard falsilied documents to make It appear the Investigation started sooner than it really did. , In addition, page 8 shows the ml,-. Omaha said Friday that Gov. J.J. Exon had not responded adequately by firing Maj. Gen. Francis Winner, adjutant general of the Nebraska Guard, effective Jan. 1. Exon acted after getting a report on an Investigation Into the incident, which he termed a "mock hanging." It occurred during a drinking party at a P evacuation (D&E), Grimes said. But the new study showed that the Instrument removal method was safest, he said. It also showed that the saline solution method is "significantly more safe" than the intra-amniotic pr ostaglandin Injections, he said. The study Is the largest one done to date, but it Is not the basis of a "positive recommnendation," Grimes said. "This Is going to cause another look at The four-year study was conducted at 32 Institutions with 80,437 women who had been pregnant 13 to 24 weeks at the time of their abortions. It focused on three methods currently used for abortions in. tra-amniotic prostaglandin, hy1)ertorlic saline injections and Instrumental abortion, and removal of the fetus through the vagina. 3.99 for each. Our apologies. whvw!it+1hi.il,I Previous studies Mcated that the intral-amnlotic method I Born in Jacksonville, he and his wife, Donna, were college sweethearts and have been married 14 years. McCauley owns his own firm in certified public accounting on Park Avenue in Winter Park. His clients are not confined to the Central Florida area, however, but are from Jacksonville to Ft. Lauderdale was safest, followed by saline and then the instrumental method, known as dilation and The (Jay this McCauley family photograph was taken, Mrs. , Leaders of America iFBLAi there and Jerome Jr., 13, an eighthgrader at Mllwee Middle School. I Smerilson: Hums, While Family St" nas HERALD STAFF WRITER 0 Four men, all from the west end of the city, are vying for the district five seat on the Longwood City Council in the Dec. 7 city election. Th e Smerilson Family Harvey; wife, Lois; and daughters, Lori and Judy — spend a lot of time together doing all kinds of thin gs. One of their favorite pastimes Is sin ging while Mrs. Smerilson plays the piano. "But we don't let him sing," Mrs. Smerilson said. "You can un der st and why," Smex-ilson said, participating with a low hum in the musicfest in the f am ily li ving room. He said his voice has a tendency to go off key every now and then. The Family enjoys bicycle jaunts, sho rt and long trips to historical sites, swimming, playing ping pong and badminton. Th e Smeruson s da ughter Lori, 13, is an eighth-grader at Milwee Mid dl e School while 9-year-old Judy is a fourth-grader at the Woodlands School. Th ey have two pets, Scotty, five years old, part-Collie-part-German Shepherd; and Ginger, a year-old, part French Poodle and probably part te rr ier. Smerilson also plays tennis and a little bridge Born in P hi ladelphia, grad ua t ing from Nort heast High School there, Smerilson s pe nt most of his adult life in Springfield, Mass., where he was a student at Western New England College and received his ba chelor of science and engineering degr ee there. lie served a four-year tour of duty in the United States Air Force be fore accept in g a rivil service job with the U.S. government at - The incumbent councilman, Gerard Connell, of Devonshire, is not running for reelection, choosing instead to seek the mayor's office. The candidates for the district five post are: Stephen Barton, 32, of 198 Sheridan Ave., Winsor Manor, a resident of the city for three years: Steven DeMino, 41, of 530 Preston Rd., Devonshire, a resident of the city for 17 months; Jerome McCauley, 36, of 490 Cornwall Ct., Devonshire, a resident of the city for two years: and Harvey Smerilson, 34, of 315 Heather Ave., Highland hills, a resident of the city for three years. The candidate receiving the high es t number of votes will be the winner. A majority is not necessary. Absentee ballots will be available until election day. McCauley's hobbies include handball, boating, tennis and fishing off-shore at New Smyrna Beach. lie was actively Involved for some time in showing German Shepherds and owns a male champion. His business has limited the time he can attend dog shows on weekends. McCauley has some experience in politics, he said, having been campaign treasurer and on the election committee staff in the recent campaign of Orlando Mayor Carl Langford. He also worked in liii Gunter's campaign for state treasurer and insurance commissioner, he said, adding that he and Gunter are fraternity brothers in Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Miami Alpha. lie is pr esident of the alumni association of Central Florida. Last yçar he served on an advisory committee of 50-60 businessmen appointed by Mayor Langford to study efficiency in the Orlando city government. McCauley said 50 per cent of the committee's recommendations were implemented by the city. McCauley's son, Jerome Jr., is a member of the Milwee Midgets Pop Warner football team and he helped with the effort that was successful in raising $500, a sponsor's fee, to aid the team. A part of McCauley's program. Ft. Campbell, Ky. lie and his family lived In Clark.sville, Term., during that period. Accepting a job with the Martin-Marietta Corp. in Orlando, he settled on Longwood as the family's "permanent" home. He became Interested in Longwood's city government when a problem developed in the neighborhood over drainage that "required the knowledge of a professional engineer," he said. Smerilson said, in addition to his expertise in engineering, he has "In-depth knowledge of planning and government" that he acquired while a civil servant. "I'm not a professional politician. I feel I can help the city most as a member of the city council," he said. lie said the city needs a five-year plan for capital improvements and if elected he would implement such a program. Concerning engineering, he said that a "lot of money" is being wasted on engineering fees and if he were a councilman he could prevail on colleagues in the profession to give advice without charging the city. Smerilson said he would bring a spirit of cooperation and professionalism to the council. "I'm getting tired of going to south Orlando and hearing jokes placing Longwood and Bithlo in the same category," he said. If elected, he would prefer appointment to a committee in his line of expertise budgeting, roads or sewerage. - LJeM no: Summoned Kein '''1'iCn the Steven DeMino family ii:ovetl to Florida, they liked it so much they encouraged other members of the family to come to the sunshine state. Now, DeMino's mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. John Marcone 'he is retired plumberi, live in Longwood Groves. His sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. [)avid O'Brien live on the same street Preston Road in Devonshire. Their 81-year-old grandmother, Tillie Margera. resides at the Rio Grande apartinClits in Orlando. Born in Brooklyn. DeMino quit high school at 18 to join the Army. lie said at 19 he was the youngest supply sergeant in the Army, having responsibility (or checking out the return of Ax-iiiy equipment from servicemen being discharged. - - "th:ch he built hi own insurance company and owned a finance company . After college in 1969 he sold his business, he said, and moved to Pue rt o Rico. While in Puerto Rico, DeMino said, he helped design the first no-fault insurance program while employed by the Manuel Sat: Juan Insurance Co. He said he handled $5 billion in accounts in the Caribbean for firms ranging from Baccardi through Joseph Schlitz, serving 300 brokers. In addition, he was the manufacturer's manager of all Motorola operations in that area. After moving to Florida. DeMino said he graduated from the Dale Carnegie course following a year of study, and owned ii construction business Sun Enterprises budding 72 swImming - "Councilmen should make the laws and govern the people and DeMino said he went to night school acquiring his high school not attempt to run each department of the city. There is a morale problem in the police and fire departments. Department heads, diploma, and he said he attended college part-time for 14 years. attaining an associate's degree in industrial management from hired to administer, are powerless and cannot be effective since Adelphi College and a degree in business administration from they are overridden by the council. "The city council should see If they can work with an engineer before hiring a professional engineering firm." McCauley said it has to be costing the city money to be switching engineering firms. Adelphi University on Long Island, lie said he received his bachelor's degree in 1969. DeMino said he was senior electrical mechanical designer of the antennas for the Atlas and Titan Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM) at Grumman Aerospace. lie said he lived on Long Island at that time in a village named Bohemia, located in a federal government sanctuary-preserve, De Mino said Longwood reminds him of that small village, In 1961, DeMino said he was recruited by an insurance company and was one of 34 graduated from an insurance program, after "The professional consultants, accountant, attorney, engineer, should come from Longwood. The council should use people within the city for these positions if they are qualified. "A planned, centrally located recreation area should be built in the city," McCauley said. - pools in the area and the tennis court at the Ramada Inn before selling the business to DonRo Industries. DeMino and his wife, Fran, have three sons: Steven Jr., 17, a junior at 1,yTnan High School and a member of the swim team; Robert, 15, a sophomore at Lyman and Adam, 13, an eighth. grader at Milwee who sings and plays the guitar. Mrs. DeMino is employed by the Shelby Mutual Insurance Co. as an assistant underwriter. DeMino said. He is employed with the Travelers Insurance Co. in Orlando. DeMino said that at the city's request he composed a 14-page report on the advantages and disadvantages of a sell-insurance program. If elected, he said he would review the budget in its entirety. "The city must improve its cred.Ibthty in the eyes of financial institutions and its sister communities," he said. I_ V459 / — — A L L STATE HOMES 112$ 12 2 — — - r12 N FLORIDA AVE. TAMPA, FLORIDA 33612 , _____ - IADOIlESS - McCauley was Ill with the flu. The McCauleys have two children: Shawn, 15, a sophomore at LyTnan High School and a member of the Future Business - TEENEll'TLINE 644 2027 THE SMEJIII,SONS; LOiti, LOIS, .JUI)Y AND HARVEY BY DONNA ESTES lie believes a major necessity for good government in the city is unification of the city council to bring respect back to that body by individuals working with one another for this goal Jerome McCauley was n quarterback with the Daytona Mainland High School team and good enough to win a football scholarship during his freshman and sophomore years at the ,) UniversltY of Miami. He switched to Jacksonville University in North Florida, completing his college education and receiving his degree In accounting with a minor In economics. KywWw"ahomwKe. the curni:t practice. It does suggest that we need to set up large clinical trials to consider the saley of the methods." For the study, 15 major cornpllcatlons that an abortion patient could suffer were considered, he said, Including d eath, co n v u I s I o n s, hemorrhage and pneumonia. The women studied generally were young, unmarried, pregaunt for the First time, and free of pry-existing medical problemns, Grimes said. Help without Hassle Barton worked until May, when she quit to spend some time with her daughter and to await the arrival of a new baby in late winter, Barton said the Longwood area Is an ideal place to raise a family. "1 don't know of a better place to raise a family In the country," he said. "Our area has that purity that most metropolitan areas have lost." Barton's hobbies include tennis, a little golf and fishing. Sheri is a student in the kindergarten class at the Woodlands School. loin in Atlanta, Barton's father, who was a builder-developer, moved to Miami when Stephen was 6. The Elartons met when they were both employed at a cigar company office while Barton was golng'tn college. (X Past involvurnen'Li in politics, Barton said he worked with Governor Kirk's election campaign several years ago and participated in political campaigns In Pensacola. His experience has been in personnel administration, budgeting and long-and-short. range planning. "The city needs an expanded tax base so that the tax burden does not fall just on the residents," Barton said. . I . tvict.,auie zohows voqs a 3.99 set. The correct price is 60 Instrument Abortions: 'Safer Than Others' ATLANfA (AP) — Abortions done by removing fetuses with instruments are "thought to be Fraught with hazards," but are actually safer than two other currently used legal methods, a federal official says. Dr. David Grimes, abortion surveillance officer for the Cciiter for Disease Control, said Friday that a CDC study which concluded that the Instrument abortions are the safest of the three constituted a "major medical turnaround" In thought. One of the favorite pastimes of Stephen, Nancy and 5-year-old Sheri Barton is feeding the ducks on Lake Winsor in the subdivision where they live. On the day their 1cture i above) was taken, the Bartons were looking for the ducks but couldn't find them. They are both Sunday School teachers at the Sanlando United Methodist Church. Mrs. 6-function L.E.D. watches on Chambers, only black mem- was thrown over the limb os LINCOLN, Neb. (Al') — A training session last May 31 at state senator says he wants Fort Gordon, Ga., involving berof the Nebraska legislature, tree, the other end attached to a Army National Guard officials guardsmen from Nebraska and said he would "explore every pickup truck and the guardsavenue to obtain criminal pros- man was then hoisted off the prosecuted for allowing a Mississippi. Pvt. Dan Briscoe was quoted ecution." He has previously ground." guardsman to have a noose tied Exon said evidence did not around his neck in an incident in the report as saying that he claimed that the incident was that prompted the governor to saved himself from choking racially Inspired and has called substantiate reports that C;.... .. ......A ..tt....... nnl,J hu ni,,pina hi. hnn,i. I-,,... fnr .InI,. nnA fpriprnI inu,.fIun w.. IIf4iI lb.. nip IIbUUUb4fl Utli; UJ p.n" ,aa .w,. . re a ,ua; U utticca. ,.'. — In our Toy & Gift Sale Prosecution Urged ... Stephen Barton is the thoughtful type, according to Nancy, his wife of nine years. "He never forgets a birthday or an anniversary and he has always been involved in what's going on." Ire01.113r! S i - .. . .. Barton: Memorable Honor Student i House Orders Steel Hikes Study Whte all T, THE BAItTONS: STEPHEN, SIIEIU AND NANCY I'orzig of Lake Mary. — I Like? K On Representation Issue TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Some 14,642 state employes will go to the polls beginning Monday to decide whether they want to be represented by a union, and labor officials are confidently predicting they will win. The 14,662 eligible voters will decide whether they will be represented by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes (AFSCME) or no union at all. "We'll win with between 65 and 70 per cent, I would venture to say," predicted Joe Mooney, AFSCME's area director. Sunday, Nov. 2$, 1976-3A • CITY STAT E .0 I 0 PHONI ...._ 1IP.._......_ IlIpoc onnp.op.tI,in L ish la C,ni b., . ....._ — — 1111110— County aX unanuo Model Center (4 models open 910 9 weekdays, 9 to 7 weekends) 1/2 mil, west 01 1-4 on Ru , 436 (305) 669-4444 - Tampa Model Center (7 models: Open 9 to 7 daily) 9312 P4. Florida Ave. (613)935-2111 THE McCAUEEYS: JEROME JR., SHARON AND JEROME ThlF DeMINOS: STEVEN JR., STEVE, ADAM. FRAN AND ItOHEJ{T �4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 28, 1976 WORLD IN BRIEF Aid Reaches Quake Victims, But Death Toll Still Climbs MURAI)IYE, Turkey (AP) — Bodies lined the courtyards of mosques and narrow streets in rubble-strewn villages of eastern Turkey Saturday as survivors worked to bury thousands of earthquake victims. Officials here placed the death toll at 3,500 and said they feared it would exceed 4,000. International aid arrived by airlift and officials said that by Friday most survivors had shelter, blankets and food to face the bitter winter weather that has prevailed since Wednesday's quake. "Contact has been established with all villages in the Muradiye area," said Meviut Sivasoglu, the acting local governor. "But not all of them can be reached overland. These villages are still being supplied by military helicopters, which also bring out their wounded.'' MRS. MINNIEGARNER Ocala and Claude, Santa Mrs. Minnie Bess Garner, 66, Barbara Calif.; four sisters, of 206W. 16th SL, died Friday at Mrs. Maurine Hatcher and Mrs. her home. She was born in Pauline Bradley, both of Mary I'inckard, Ala., and moved to Sanford; Mrs. Evelyn Hansen, Robert L. Brown Bernice S. Graham, Long- &anford in 1918. Mrs. Garner Hollywood, Fla.; and Mrs. wood Gladys L. Ilolmann was a member of the First Lucille McNab, Palatka and James Houston Naomi Erdman, Philadel- Baptist Church in Sanford. four grandchildren, James J. Knight phia, Penn. Mrs. Garner owned and In lieu of flowers, the family operated the Eva-Bess beauty Carrie Luster HIRTILS: requests donations be sent to James J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Steve (Fran- shop for a number of years. the Cancer Fund or the First She is survived by her cesi Deflose a boy, Sanford Jonnie B. Sims husband, Louie F. Garner, Baptist Church Christmas Janet M. Standifer Sanford; one (laughter, Mrs. Fund. DISCHARGES: Eva T. Gough, DeRarv Fay Sharber, ViLseck, GerSanford: Funeral Notices Aiwin A. Schaedler, Dellary many; one son, Roger E. Jessie Beaman Garner, Orlando; six brothers, GARNER. MRS. Ml ui IE Harry C. Wailenbergh, DePaul E. Elsea Carl Echols and Kenneth Funeral services will be held h3arv Dorothea Henninger, DeBary Echols, both of Sanford; MOfldY at ? pm . Gramtow Funeral Chapel, with Dr. J. m Frank Biondolillo, t)eltona Anna Reber, DeBary Douglas, Daytona Beach; Roy, cosmoto officiating Interment will Winter Park; and 11G. Pete, be in Evergreen Cemetery .'l'lDF I EL 1 '. O A(TION! March of Dimes Time. ••- . .... . fill 88;)01 ,, REG '9 I Sale Marketeers Name Kuehier - Ernest Kuehler of Maitland has been appointed an independent distributor for Marketeers of America, serving a nine-county area in central Florida. Marketeers is a Ft. La tide rdale- based publishing firm serving the banking industry. : -.....__?.: / 140 Oil ( :l ,,,., I 7 01 LADYBUG JjY 9 REG 1 . Waller .1. Kau t z, president of the Florida "arm Bureau, says he hopes beef price increases projected by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture will be passed down to cattle farmers and ranchers. The alternative, he warns, will he ranchers reducing their herds. MIXED NUTS ' 12.80 Top Farmer Warns On Prices FLAVOR HOUSE SH1R 88 1 9 95 Sweater. Commerce parking lot. NORELCO - Req. 516. 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Senior Citizens Dance. 2 p m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center "Saturday, Sunday, Monday," a three-act comedy presented at Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, 8:30 put. 'flwough Saturdaiv, Countywide School Advisory Committee, noon, First Federal of Seminole, SR 43.4, Longwood. YAC's Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Carden Club, 110 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. 99 (: -- -; 2:30 p.m., Annual Christmas Baxaar sponsored by Sanford Garden Club, 9 am to 5 p.m.. Garden Club Center, Sunland. 6.99 Now cup, mint pink true blue, peach or camel Tote bags ......... NoW Hand bags ........ Now 2.44 4.99 Oily, sold for much more! JCPenney i iii., I.AaG AaSIu4r IQ..M'lI,P,ItS cotton/ po lyester velour with fringed Jacquard borders Pale shades butter- Central Florida Art Msn. Art exhibit, 10 a , in to 9 Winter Park Mill RE Ill d.yI$ towel FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 am., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 am., Buck's. Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's church. Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hilts Moravian SR 434. FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT LOW, LOW PRICES /o bath sis-rER, Inc., noon, holiday Inn. PEOPLE 0 I".' ' OUTSIDE 110SF OF TO CLEAN' $349 77t w,w. ,.,uc*a s,a.w 'I4JCI'4 ,c,,a lAIN lue. 1 0 - FOH INSIDE OR , PERS IRA UUIU.T ' 2 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Church parish house, Enterprise. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country club. Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando. Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land o'Lakes Country ""JCONGESPI 888 Sale WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sheraton Inn SR 46. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., The Caboose. 4 - M isses' robes and loungewear Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. 88 ON .- Save 20% on towels. Candidate night 7:30 p.m., Hacienda Village recreation center. Winter Springs candidates will speak. Sanford Optimist., noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. ISO FT' I3 REEL * RIBB - REG 96 LIMIT I P I, -1 MAS GIFT SET 0 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First (closed) TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycee,. 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeater, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Il li i i i l l l l l l l l il l ltA l (;S A110 SEALS t h 'i 99 today only! At all 3 Penneys Aeg. 2.59. Paradise Towel ensemble of QALENDAR 0 34 177 " .•.J-_. _______ '— SWEATERS Broadlee, was READY.MADE FA NC ROWs -.,.. 681 1-. CARDIGAN & P ULL- OVER A 23-year-old Annapolis, Md., man made afirst appearance in court at Sanford on charges of indecent exposure early Saturday, and his bond was reduced from $500 to $300. Robert Cook Leasure, 23, of CHR ISTMAS !UTING CARDS . i TI 438 -_ WITH An official board meeting of the St. Johns River Water Management District is scheduled for Dec. 15 at 9:30 am, at St. Johns River Junior College, Palatka. ftIGHI -- 5'/2" DECORATOR JUMBO BLANKETS 466 LWf T Prices effective thru At all 3 Penneys Water District Meeting . RfG ELT ' 100 LIGIj ik l Charles Butterworth of Sanford has been renamed as director of the Florida Turf-Grass Assn. Doyle C. Jones has been elected president of the FT-GA at the organization's 24th annual meeting in Orlando. fli L o. Butterworth Renamed 999 / PRESTO HEATER - 7688 REG 8988 - today only' fr4 at FIR t'- r . -r Prices effective thru who retired from active service as agent for Life Insurance Co. of Georgia in Orlando last October after 40 years, will be guest of honor j CHRIs" TMA-c ' • 5Jarncs P. Cullen, 2418 Myrtle Ave., Sanford, I - SILVER THUNDER MOTOCROSS BIKE HUFFY. '' 'Diner' AMIRICAI CANCI1 SOCIETY The Aluminum mR mobile unit will be making four stops in Sanford in December, according to Dave Vardell, Reynolds Aluminum's district manager. Sanford residents brought 7,822 pounds of aluminum to the recycling unit in October, he reported. Public will receive 15 cents a pound for clean, household nlllrnin,,rn neuneuay irom 2-3:30 p.m. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of - DELICIOUS JUICE IN SECONDS PROCTOR SILEX CPenney golf Will Stop In Sanford . ( . 12:30-5:30 p.m. Insurance Firm Cites Cullen 11(#1AT*1 1111111AIIIIIIII of , I WORK CALCULATOR JUICER 8F,fl* lFWARGE FA T will Man I . J_.-.---- -. IN BRIEF Aluminum Mobile Unit Port Canaveral: high 12:37 a.m., 1:04 p.m., low 6:45 a.m., 7:23 p.m. Bayport: high 5:42 a.m. 7:03 p.m., low 12:36 a.m. - 8-DIGIT ' 0 I 17 5"011 GIFT R 910 v4` rJ Daytona Beach: high 12:57 a.m., 1:22 p.m., lo 7:02 a.m., 7:41 p.m. •/ Nude MAYOR OF SANFORD Ay SUNDAY'S TIDES I '/ SHARP MICROWAVE OVEN - arrested around II a.m. Friday after he allegedly walked totally nude into the dining room of Sanford's Holiday Inn, Florida Highway Patrolman T.R. McIntyre told Sanford police Friday that he and innkeeper Lanny Green were having coffee In the dining room when Leasure walked into the facility. McIntyre, who was off duty, and Green then reportedly led Leasure to an office of the motel and called police. Sanford P11. Gordon Reid said that when he arrived at the motel, Leasure was sitting nude In the office and appeared Incoherent. In court Saturday morning, arraignment for leisure was scheduled for Dec. 10. In Florida, indecent exposure Is a first-degree misdemeanor, Reid said. DOES THE ./I SHARP BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) A promise not to make first use of nuclear weapons, as proposed by the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies, could seriously weaken the North Atlantic alliance's ability to defend Europe, Western strategists say. The treaty proposal, contained in a communique issued Friday after a Warsaw Pact summit ended in Romania, would have both sides 'pledge not to be the first to use nucl ear weapons one against another." North 4 . 1\ [1 F1EG 249 Treaty Proposal Under Fire 1756 Sundliy. A chance of shower& highs In the low 80s, low In mid to upper 60s. Southerly winds 1045 m.p.h. (4 ELECTRICITY Li! , ' -.._ I' A'. Quebec Premier QUEBEC CITY (AP) Rene Levesque has criticized as "grotesque" a statement by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau that splitting Quebec from the rest of Canada would mean a return to tribalism. "It's not only untrue, it's not nice," Levesque told a news conference Friday. Levesque's Parti Quebecios, which favors independence for the largely French-speaking provice, von an upset victory in provincial elections Nov. 15. n 974h \J\,1U1'i '.v' OUTPUT Levesque Criticizes Trudeau S A, " • - TUESDAY DEC. 7th S.,. Th. Old (fly Hollill —.... .'. %ITI BUILT 4 Who Needs An Airplane? c '11 :1('I'J'['I Indians Say Body Was Moved The American Indian TORONTO (AP) Movement says the Royal Ontario Museum has removed at least one body from the Neutral Indian burial grounds at Grimbsby, Ont.. contrary to an agreement with an Indiana organization. Douglas Pine, director of the Canadian branch of the American Indian Movement, said Friday his organization has demanded that the Toronto museum return the bones to the site and rebury them by Monday. Officials of the provincial Ministry of Culture and Recreation and the Ontario Heritage Foundation expressed surprise that the museum staff had removed the bones from the burial site. oudy Sunday, Nov. 25, 197-5A All 3 Penneys open Sundays Open Sun d a y Partly cloudy to occasionally ---CIlOUOY Ulili WUJ&U "IUU -. - v,nInq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Saturday's high $2, low Sunday's 64. Dominick Ventarula, Deflona Sam Wooten, Deltona Carlton D. Henley, Lake NOV. 26, 1976 ADMISSIONS: It's Time... WEATHER AREA DEATH HOSPITAL NOTES SANFORD PLAZA Oqn lOam, to p.m. Monday tttru Stvrday OpenSunday I2:30t93:iOp.m. Catalog Center Ph. 3221010 Store Ph. 323-1310 WINTER PARK MALL Open 10a.1in. to, P.M. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:301o3:30p.m. Catalog Center Ph, 4.$144 Store Ph. 6474333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 30 am. to I p.m. Wild.. Thurs. Open : 10a.m. 101:30 p.m. Monday and Friday Store Ph. 141.41 tb �— niiIg pleraK,, Santora, JUI.Ud7, Iluf. £0, re V_w7 DD 1111A ~0 '~` W zille 0 BRAND PURE HANDI.PAK GROUND BEEF J 99c wt*PPt() w.', Sinales .•• SLICED 1.LB PKG Bologna Franks Sausage Sausage $169 12-ou • PKG OSCAR MAYER FRESH !-LB 1-BONE STEAKS • • $119 La W-D BRAND VEAL PATTIES DENS LONGHORN 9oz • • PKO 909 KRAFTS PIMENTO, PINEAPPLE, OR OLIVE w.D BRAND .• - BOX IIIs $I.Q3.v ps.,. GATORADE - p.mh.. •..I..d. 4 596 . 3 00 $1 3 16.oz$ CANS AIs')., Gel atin 5 CANS 89c LB BOX 3 • • $189 • JAR • • • • CAN L 99c .... Sauce $619 Drinks 2 69c Dial Soap 4 Dial Soap 3 63c--.- , IS-ox. • • • CAN 25-LB BAG . . . • • . • • • • ALSTCN RICE CHEX HI-C PLIISCHMANNS FRESH MEATY PORK PUT, EARS, TAILS AND PORK NECKBONES 39c LB. j - — S t SPREAD 25 SOFT MARGARINE 79c P1(0 FILBERTS . . . . . . . 2' 1 00 $119 REG BARS Beef Hash 61C Beef Stew 4 1 c Treet 99c Sauce Cakes $119 2-LI. CUP HALF GAL. 2 !9c Reserved 0(511 Reserved INC W1NNOUIE !.?ONES COPYIIG4-5I 1976 39C Kidneys CAN ARMOUR $100 99c 12-ox • • CAN $17 10-os • • ITt $105 JUICE A. $100 BETTY CROCKER LAYER BATH BARS t8'-ox 59c PRICES GOOD NOV. 28 THRU QUARTS ' HARVEST' FRESH PRODUCE I'll hi Is I'll K Its IIIIIIit BANANAS 5 LBS. A....J.... - LINK SAUSAGE BRAUNSCHWEIGER 99c . BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE LATH 89c 8.oz. • ROLL BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE MIX OR MATCH, TALMADGE FARM CHICKEN BOLOGNA OR 89. 'PKG 0 W.D BRAND REGULAR OR THICK SLICED BOLOGNA V. 12-ox. PKG.6 '!*0 Franks .. A Cl IU A . . . 69c ,4W-, 9C Salami . . . COLD RELIEF CENTER CAPSULES Contac 69c SHOULDER ARM WHOLE HICKORY 000 Tylenol • 0 0 Bufferin 0 0 Bufferin $119 '.-'f 0 4(C4' !...0410 S-jtof ARM S4.(ID is 59c Picnics ,. l Knuckles Opp 59c • SIZE YOGURT 100-CT, BIL 00 N yqui $13 5O SIZE *0 ANTISEPTIC Listerine • • • Bandmkods i $149 blik $129 5 C UPS $100 69c Sour Cream . 5 (ItA3j uieese - . . . ENDS AND PIECES SUNNYLAND BACON 4 H!1.APO 1CO.V k.Cto Bacon.... 69c $179 BOX LB. 0 UA.0 e 5 .. Pl(.*UM IlC(0 Bacon.... 99c £ Weenee Chkocit I. 1.I..i k. l Chuck s ow S LBS Icn.I..s 14 oi LB. $1799 5 PKG. WO liMb USDA CHOICE I60/1110-4I. AVG., BEEF FOREQUARTERS ID 6 6 79c 0 150 TO 170-LI AVG BEEF HINDQUARTERS....L5 99c BIDE INCLUDES ONE FOIEQUART(R AND ONE HINDQUAMTEI. 300 10 350.B. AVG SIDE Crackers I PEAR SON OF BEEFT...... La 89c Ovaltine Cake Mixes Bread Mix • • • • PILLSB RY PLUS Mints 09. • PKG. PILLSBURY DATE NUT I BANANA 7-os . PKG • 1 69C 89c BABY RUTH So * GREEN BEANS 51 ••••• PKG O BUTTERFINGER Nuggets tener L 8' • • • PKC. SlAP F tARIC GAL • • • IlL I . 49c Bea'is 5 ,.s 100 CUT BEETS 1 5 Ice T io-oz PKGS. 3 89c 5 . Cornmon4ob Squash 949 POIy bog . . 8 Pizza l's H I'4f.I,jsg H) '1 Ifis 3 •c. 3 Walnuts 99c 12-01 Cake • • SIZE 99c "' SUPERSLAND WHIPPED Topping . . . . • 9 1 9-ot CUPS 79c . . U.S. NO. 1WHITE ORES ELS CHOCOLATE FUDGEOR CREAJ. Cheese 00 HEADS In the Shell) . . . . • • •• PKG 5 POTATOES 59c LB. BAG Mixed Fruit $1 00 . 99c .. ___________________________________________ HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA AflAIJIrc 1 DARLING LARGE LOAF 8 2% LOW FAT OR HOMOGENIZED DIXIE DARLING CLUSTER 01 SEEDED BROWN P4 SERVE PKGS. Bakers C 89 . . . . 9 c ,. 99 HARVEST FRESH 59 GAL. JUG LB. BAG U 5 No I 5 g. Idoho SUPERBRAND MILK ROLLS 0 1 2 0 . 4 $1 3 '°-9 59 . . . . LETTUCE 79c EARS ALL VAR:ETI(S IA.MBRECHT . 9c $159 PINTS HARVEST FRESH LVS. '..•: 3 $100 ASTOR 79c 9 • • • • French Fries FAMILY BREAD 6-01$ CANS ... 5-ox PKGS DIXIE STOKIL 4 59$ 1, 311.... $100 C*, S SHRIMP OR FRENCH STYLE rVIEN NA 1I SAUSAGE 4 15h $$ 00 I. •l d C&M S 14*14.5 CRE UBLAM VAN CAMS CANS CHUCK ROAST k.I.sa - 8-ox PKG: -I. liii W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE FAMILY PACK BONELESS Conwisiv 0C ' VAN CAMP S LIst 4 &ul COOKED $129 30 C1 -- PKG PORK BEANS HONEY POD PEAS TREASURE ISLE ALL WIDE PLASTIC BANDAGES 6-os SIZE BAG 4 lb THRiFTY MAID RICE...........3 • FROZEN . -oz. 16 8-ox. .ua.:. I II Carrots, CANS . . . . 1 SUPERBRAND ALL FIU FLAVORS _ 5 I 99c . I J;;. 1.1 ASTOR CHOPPED BROCCOLI OR PEAS & $ 00 a 9 S"nutab 49C Cook-in-Bag Limit 5 with $5.00 or more purchase oxci. cigit PKG STRAWBERRIES BANQUET ALL VARIETIES TABLETS SINUS SPRAY LB. I1 TOM ATOES ARTHRITIS STRENGTH SMOKED PICNICS flRMYC3P IP(1311 THRIFTY MAID 0 99c ....10-CT PKG TABLETS P'CtO LL,P(tC1 Cl * S'uoo I) • is B.oz PKG NKS $100 Hore,t Fresh BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE LATH BREAKFAST LINK CHICK I DEC. 1 3 $19 9 Quantity Rights 6 24ox HALF GALLONS ccç — l'4IPdt'4 510115 INC COPtIGHT 197 ••••.• ORANGE ARMOUR GOLDEN RIPE Quantity Rights CUBE STEAK Ij CAN 19 BORDEN'S HALF$1 PINTS LB. BONELESS BEEF 1I IS'..-oz ICE MILK WHIPPING CREAM JUICE 09c BoRfl(N ORANGE JUlG!. ARMOUR ORNED ALL FLAVORS THRIFTY MAID DAIRY FRESH -- ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT I*f91 P'k 69c - KRAFT k ,.,. HEINZ STEAK • IS-ox PKG PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOlE, OSCIOLA, LAXE, CITRUS, BRIVAID, COLLIER, VOLUSIA, SUMTER, CHAR LOTTE, LEE AND MARION L Salsa PURINA WHEAT CHEX ac..- .t Napkins Paste DOG CHOW QTS.$1 HUNT'S PRI MA RALSTON 12 QUARTER POUND BEEF PATTIES 59c 5-os. UCK STEAK 4n is La ORANGE 01 LEMON-LIME HUNT'S TOMATO r . Li,n,s 3 S USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK NG7 BONE CENTER CU1 Ii if U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY INSPICflD HEAVY WUTIP.N AGED BEEF uCIF 0 BRAND CORN 0 0 0 0 TROUT FILLET 0 ORIN PTNWW- Porl Liver CQ Wfl FRUIT COCKTAIL Limit 3 with $3.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. 29-oz. - Lb WOOD B RA N D hR AND ll(3$ DfIIINfl STOKELY PEACHES $189 W-D BRAND SKINLESS SMOKED BREAKFAST 12-oz. 99c 9" Spreau fl E-BEEF BRISKET $189 •LB. AM. co STOKELY HALVES OR SLICED k P HUNTS TO MA TO W.D BRAND SLICED COOKED 1 2-ox. . . . PKG 9 2-LB. BAG 919 I-LB • • PKG PIMENTO CHE$E Sausage BEEF LOIN Franlcs 99c 99c Picnic $139 Sausage & eese $14 . SUNNYLAND ROLL. MILD LB. KNEIP CO SWIFT PRE IUM BUN SIZE BRAND REG ALL BEEF OR DINNER 1-LB • PKG OSCAR MAYER SMOKIES LINK ui) HALVES $1 99 = W.D BRAND ALL BEEF, REGULAR OR THICK SIRLOIN STEAK WOOD BRAND BONELESS TENDERLOIN PRICES GOOD NOV. 28 THRU DEC. 1 WOOD BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN \Stoke USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN (5 TO 7 LB. flUA? SLC!0 1411 A ND pEO' EPT 7 b.— LB. PKG. EEF Sunday, Nov. 21, 1976--lA otA c 3$ 99 —I--i-i--- Eve flIng Herald, Sanford Fl SWEET POTATOES I'i, I Si 'Is l: ISi S 5 I LBS. $100 N0j',,t r.st Celery . . . • • . 39C GOLD MEDAL PLAIN OR SELF RISING 49c Flour 5 Potato Buds Brownie Mix, . • • • 69c $119 LB BAG 79c It BETTY CROCKER MASHED 161 • PKG BETTY CROCKER FUDGE 23'io: P 69 89C CADBURY .Candy Bars Max Pax Coffee 6 • • SIZE . . • MAX',', t Syrup Detergent Sauce SIZE $269 • • • BR 1° 3i9c CONTADINA TOMATO $209 •.•. Paste Paste Puree 4 $100 SUNDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 9 a.m.-9 P.M. SATURDAY 89C 12-os • • • • • • CAN 59c 3 ONIONS CONTADINA TOMATO CONTADINA TOMATO B.oz. SIZE MONDAY THRU 6-os CANS • • • • Y HARVEST FRESH YELLOW CONTADINA TOMATO 24-ox • • • • • • BTL SWEETHEART LIQUID 12 HOUSE INSTANT ••... o NEW STORE II OURS 73c STALEY WAFFLE 29-os ••••• CAN ,, 73c - n/I,, THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 I. FIRST ST. - SANFORD . 3 49 LB. BAG ORLANDO 7 SOUTH ROSlIND GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER. MT. DORA Y•Ilo. Squash .... 3.s1°° HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA NAVEL ORANGES -' �Evening Herald The Seminole Scene Ion>,, Fkf: NCI I AVE.. SAN FORD, F1.A. 32771 Area ('ode :105.322.2611 or 8I1 -9993 Sunday, November 28, 1976-8A Around W..vNi•: D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSIIIIIN, Editor 10SEP11 1). VAN I3fl,.CKIj-, AdverttsjflL l)rcUor 9 ____________ Hr,i..' I k'livt'r Week. 55 cents: Month, $240: 6 Months, $14.20; Vr;ir. $23 40 1 Mail- In Florida same as home deliver', All Thor in;nl Month. $2 70; 6 \Ionths, $16 20; 12 Months, S '.12.40, ' .'J U l~ ff w A Couple The Clock Of Heroes There aren't too many genuine, bona-fide heroes around these days. But a couple of events in Sanford reported by Herald staffer Bob Lloyd this week prove that the city can boast at least two. One of them gets paid for it; the other doesn't. But neither is less of a hero. Th efirstincidentinvolvedEJIjauptkornof1 ('base Ave. who crawled into a burning house to rescue 31 2-year-old Darin Justice on Monday. "My first impulse was to get th e child out," Hauptkorn explained later. "You've got to make an attempt." Mr. Uauptkorn did and deserves the plaudits of his neighbors and all residents of Sanford. The second incident involved a law-enforcement officer who, people will insist, gets paid for risking his life every time he puts on his uniform. A shotgun blast directed at a policeman is common on the television screen, local officers would tell you, but in real life it is an uncommon occurence. Well, this week Sanford Patrolman, Tindell found himself in the middle of one of th ose Uncommon occurrences during an investigation in connec tion with a double-abduction-robbery. pti. Tindell, later praised for his adherence to police procedure, survived. The shot missed him. But his willingness (and th at of all police officers to put his life on the line to battle lawlessness deserves s pecial notice. So, to Mr. Hauptkorn and to Patrolman Tindell, a big thanks. Wanted: New Faces As a co lumnis t observed the oth er day, "Th ere is nothin g wrong with the Republican Party that better candidates can't cure." Re publica ns who are surveying the damage from the 1976 elect ions should ta ke that truth to heart as they consider th e pros pects for 1 97 8 and beyond. Further, it can be said that 1978 will be too late to worry about whether the GOP will be puttin g its best foot forward with the candidates wtv carry the party banner in the federal, state and local elections of that year. One lesson emerges unmistakable from the poor showing of Republicans in many races at lower levels of poli tics this year. Often the GOP offered can dida tes w ho simply did not measure up to the ex perience, qualifications and publi c following of their Democratic op. ponents. Developing good candidates to enter the lists at primary time is a task of party-rebuilding that cannot begin too soon. For candida tes to come out of nowhere and win a general election is a rare po li tical phenomenon. With growing num bers of American voters registering as independents, it should be obvious to both parties that a pa rt y label counts for less an d less in gaining buil tin support for a candidate. Today's voters are a discrimina ting lot. GOP needs to get back in t une with the times. Its principles need redefining in terms of the issues before th e American people. However, such an effort to make the Republican Pa rt y more relevan t cannot be expected to succeed unless th e party finds t he right men and women to seek publi c office on its platform. These potential candida tes can be found in every community. They are people recognized as leaders in civic organizations, people of intelligence and Integrity, of awareness and sensitivity to public issues. It is a pla tit ud e to say that our count ry needs the participation of such citizens in po litical life if our democratic Institutions are to sursive. The GOP may need to he reminded that its contribution to the survival of our twoparty system depends on w het her Republi cans drawn from the highest ranks of community leadership become candida t es for pub li c offi ce. The Watergate scandals may have dampened the enthus iasm for politics am ong th e very peo pl e that po liti cs needs most. Time is healing that phenomenon. There are clean political slates for the future. This is the time that Republicans at the precinct and county level should be taking inventory of their leadership po ten tial for 1978 and 1960. This is the tim e that possible ca ndidates m ust be Indentllled, discussed, sounded out and groomed for the kind of uphill battle for recognition and support that GOP candidates face in many districts. With the dust barely settled from one election it may seem premature to be thinking about the next. But for a party with so much ground to cover, it's late enough already. BERRY'S WORLD Responding to an editorial in The Eve ning Herald on Thanksgi ving Day, headed "A Lesson For Today," a reader called here to ask for a clarification. The editorial dealt with the good fort une of all those connected with Seminole High in having a man like Don Reynolds as princi pa l. We commended Reynolds for his straightforward, unhesitating reaction u pon learning that one of his football players had been in eligible to play, thus forci ng the Seminoles to forfeit two gam es and a be rt h in the st ate playoffs. In the editorial and earlier story by Sports Editor Jim Haynes, assistant coach Jay Stokes was quoted as saying: "I just hope everyone — coaches, teachers and the players — learn somethin g from this." Th e rea de r-caller att ri buted the quote directly to us and was concern ed that we were s uggesting that one of the teachers may have been directly involved in the player's report-c ard problem. No such thing. Mr. Stokes — and not us (although we conc ur ) — suggested the episode as a lesson that, co nfronted with-any simil ar situation in the future, all st udents and educators will know what to do to save later embarrassment, aggravation and fr ustration. There will be one big question Hacienda Village homeowne rs will put to each Win ter Springs City Council can di date Tuesda y at the Candi da tes' Night in the Hacienda recreation center: "Are you in favor of giving Ray Bradshaw (city building official and public works director) a raise?" Seems residents of the mobile ho me develop-ment are still sizzling over citations for unsafe electrical connections, which had originally been approved by the city inspect or. Bradshaw's salary was raised in May from $9,106.65 to $11,500 a year w hen he assum ed the additional responsibility of Public Works Department head and again t hi s month to $12,437.25, ( Th is RAY CROMLEY [~ WASHINGTON (NEA'- V1ieii Mr. Ford became president, he called in batteries of econom ists for a series of s ummit meetings. There were economists of the left, of the right and of the middle, li be ral and conservative, business and labor, academic and gnverninent The works. Some reporters sat in on those meetings, designed to develop thoughts for managing the flagging economy. Regardless of announcements made, one thing came through loud and clear to those of us present. The economists could not agree on the problem and they could not agree on answers. What was done, therefore, was to leave it to A.rthurBurns and his Federal Reserv e Board — with Burns saying, honestly and coosistently. that management of the money supply itself was not enough. But it had to do because no one co uld get together on a program. . - 3_-:s " . Economy Dilemma _..J• ."! , ; ..., . . r 'L. ~ . - 1. — . , — F~T , ,,, "', - -~ I ~~, _..(Z ,- - )7 11 __~ a _7 .11 17 1-51, tv~~--~ T S - - _________ — .: .w,, 1 ... t* .,/f' ___________________ ' Y:I .i, . . .,. I . - . \ I. - - \'O?l 'P"' . 5 ' NWJ THE The outs poken adversaries have butted hea ds many times in the past and it seems safe to predict more fireworks will be in store if th e veteran councilman and former mayor is returned to office. Tuesda y's meeting, open to all, will be cos ponsored by the Homeowners Association and Hacienda Woman's Club. . Ma il Sc heme Won' t Help Add I .. l - ' Thanksgiving '76 has come and gone. It brought back memories, though, of Thanksgiving a few years back and of a lonely American living in West Germany. That Thanksgiving found him alone in his at the Bachelor's Officers Quarters at Landstuhl, a small Berg near Kaiser. slautern. Suddenly, the telephone rang. It was a German fraulein he had met briefly at a Wine Fest along the Weinstra,sse near KTown (The American ('il's term for Kaiserslautern.) "We are having a small dinner at my parents', and we thought you might like to me," she brightly announced. Having no driver's license, the Tech Rep. promptly informed her he'd like it a lot, but it's difficult to drive without proper licensing. It's a matter of licensing, he explained. "Oh, that's no problem," Petra Mattegit explained. "I'll be by, shortly, to pick you up." The drive along the cold, wet streets lit by bright lights was like a trip through irYland. Suddenly, instead of an empty, cold officer's quarters, the American was heading towards the warmth and the friendliness of a German family's home. Although '-administrative error" was noted, in a 3-2 vote Co un cil cle ar ed Bradshaw and commended him as an "asset to the city." Am ong those testifying against Bradshaw at the time was thenCouncilwoman Irene ;an Eepoel. Defeated In a bid for re-election last year, she will again be on th e ballot Dec. 7. 4 . e CART lf lhanksgiving Kindles Memories JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. -. -- Carter 's is the same salary level as the police and fire chief). Last fall, the controversial Bradshaw was the subject of a five-week in q ui ry by City Council of sworn complaints by city residents co ncernin g his operation of the building department. : e-ir-~ ,,'. L,-~ LONDON ECONOMIST Vietnam: A Year Later It was truly something to give thanks for. A family taking in a stranger who was far from home. Taking him in and sharing their home and their food on a holiday designated by his nation. That was a Thanksgiving. And Petra Mattegit, and the Mattegit family, whereever you are — Thanks. Even though nine Thanksgivings have passed since you demonstrated your kindness — Thanks. I.. Over at the courthouse, the ugly Impact fee controversy once again has raised its head. The ad hoc committee has delivered its report. The findings: Outlaw impact fees and get new construction on the tax rolls sooner. Halt the three-year free ride some Voters WASHINGTON — Next year, as sure as the morning sunrise, organized labor and its Democratic allies In the Congress will be agitating once again for passage of a national register-by-mall program for federal elections, undoubtedly citing as proof of the need for such a scheme this year's low voter turnout and the decrease in the number of eligible voters. One more time we will be hearing th e argument put forward by such individuals as Richard Murphy, legislative and COPE director for the Service Employees International Union of the AFL-CIO, that "needless and arbitrary barriers" are blockin g large num be rs of citizens from taking part in the election process. But ' such assertions are a lot of hoakum. Acco rding to a recent study conducted by the bipartisan Committee for the Study of the American Electorate (SCAE, the major reasons why people are voting and registering to vote in decreasing numbers is because of attitudinal reasons, not beca use it is too diffic ult-to register. As the president of the CSAE, Maurice Rosenblatt, puts it: Now President-elect J immy Carter has the problem, or will on January 20. If newspaper and magazin e reports are correct, he m ust de pend on the same assorted body of economists. Or their 110 CHI MINII CITY — Eighteen recognizable beca use of the brutal treatment cousins, "The problem is not structural but sub- ( months after th e fall of Saigon, information they are receiving.) Yet there are no more signs today than there about w ha t happened, and is happening, to stantive. Regis tration laws have been liberalized If or when they are eventuall y released the 1 were two years ago, that these men can agree on , most in the past mill ion mem bers of South Vietnam's army is of the officers will probably be treated much as to vote, four years to make it easier for people what m ust be done — or what shouldn't. be ginning to reach the outside world, yet the decline in vot in g continues. A the lower ranks were: if they ha ve relatives in Worse, th ere are faint signals, if repo rts are growing num ber of Americans have come to see Immediately after surrender, all military the country, they can go and live with th em. to be believed, that despite Mr. Carter's soothin g men were ordered to report no reason to cast their ballots. Lethargy and for "reeducation." If not, they will pro ba bly be assigned words, the new president and Burns are moving Most of t hem did, and most to one of apathy are not a sufficient explanation. Many of the ordinary the new "economic zones" being created in the toward a head-on collision. Presumably Mr. sol di ers completed their co urse In no more than countryside citizens are positively repell ed by the process whose main purpose is to relieve Carter wants to step up the supply of money at a a week. Non-commissioned officers were work ed unemployment in Ho Chi Mirth City (Saigon) and the candidates. Th ey feel that the election f aster rate, though he has not said so. And Burns on longer: be tween one month and a year. All of process Is a marked ca rd game wi th no options and, at the same time, increase agricuitural relev has served notice he plans no such ac- these have now been released an t to them." except for a few production. The target is to cut in half the city's commodation, but rather intends w hat might be "special cases." What be Interesting to see is how adpopulation from last year's total of nearly 3 vocatesof will af bterpreted as a slight tighten in g. ederal register-by-mail scheme will 'Ihe 40,000 former officers, including doctors, million, This leaves Mr. Carter lost in a plethora of are in for three years; "incorrigible" cases wi ll Life in the economic zones seems to be better deal with the resul ts of this year's election. conflict ing advice, with no one to guide him. His sta y longer, than in the re-education camps, but not very Accor di ng to the CSAE study, in the 14 states, situation, of course, is no better and no worse The officers are held in two types of camps. much. Apart from the breaking of new land, that had this program in effect for the first time, than that of the last half dozen presidents. None M ost are living under conditions th th ere was only a "mixed effect" on registration at can be settlers have to put up their own shelters. Only a and "little eff of them did well in the crunch on meeting s ur vived by those in good physical ect" on actual voter turnout. few rudimentary tools are available, and condition, but ecoaomlc crises, w hich have proved fatal to others. The routine is Eigh t states r epo rted decreases in registration medical services are about as inadequate as for W hat this means is that Mr. Carter, no more dawn-to-dark: a bo ut half hard la bor an d ha and only six reported increases; all but two of t he prisoners. Food Is very scarce. But this lf than any of his predecessors, knows how to "political educatio ns." also these states r epo rt ed declines In actual voting. affects the towns, where man y people are said to reduce unemployment and inflation in the short The worst feat ur e is the diet. The prisoners Th us, even though regis tration is Increased this be living at starvation level, run. Nor in the long run either, except by cut and get a bout 200 grams of rice a day, whereas ' 00 A part from the former officers, an unknown Is no guarantee tha t those registered will vote. try — a minor fix here and there. grams is considered the m inim um for someone num ber of ex-civil servants and local officials In fact, the two states that lost t he most In the end.I sus pect, any satisfactory solution doing manual labor. Some prisoners are allowed are being "re-educated" for t he basic three-year registered voters and depends less on economic fin ancial steps t han to grow t he ir own vegetables, which actual voters this year helps a period. Nobody knows whether all the prisoners compared to 1972 were New York and California, on somehow building confidence among a great bit. Medical se rvices are almost non-existent, will have to serve the en tire three years. There both of w hom had register-by-mail programs in ma ny grou ps. Some weeks ago, inmates were told they must has as yet been no trickle of releases to indicate effect for the first time. Th e Empire State had Confi dence among co ns umers so that they learn a trade; they are now all owed occasional otherwise. 707,363 will increase their buying. fewer eligible voters register, a decline of visits from relatives. But it seems likely that the more usef ul 2.8 per Confidence among man ufacturers so that cent, and 755, 412 fewer registered vote rs A smaller number of officers are held in tough prisoners, particularly doct ors and skilled voted , a declin e of .2 per cent. In the Golden th ey will take the risk and spend the ca pita l "security camps" where con ditions are aptechnicians, may be fil tered out after a few more State, 9,30l fewer eligible voters registered to necessary to buy new plants and modernize parently designed to break them. Few have months. If the government does insist on the full vote, a decre equipment. Confidence am ong investors so that escaped, and no mail is allowed ase of 9.5 pe r cent, and 1,000,716 In or out. But one three years, and under the present conditions, fewer regis ter they will buy the stocks and bonds th e companies Vietnamese who had a brief g ed voters act ually voted, a decline limpse inside many of the prisoners — there may be 100,000 In of 9.6 sell to achieve t his expansion and modernization, reported that the per cent. in.mates were "no longer all — will not live through it. In Pennsylva nia and Colorado, despite a register-by-mall scheme in these states for th e first tim e this year and a population incr ease, both of these sta tes experienced not only a declin e in registration, 4.1 per cent and 9.8 per cent respectively, but also an absolute drop in Oi l the number of people registered. ifi Texas, where election laws have been drastically revamped allowing register.by WASHINGTON — The oil indust ry has plenty which the Fit has refused to do. .fl States at the end of September. up un til 30 days before the elec of protect ors in Washington who are eager to tion, registra ti on Spokesmen denied that the Transpo rtation The mo ni tors failed to detect the first traces dramatically increased by over I million voters, demonstrate t heir devotion to oil and gas. and Interior departments have given the oil of radioactivity after they were washed to the but voter t urno ut Whether the oil barons seek large or small compa es increased by only I per cent. ni special treatment. Each request for a ground by heavy rains. The fall out was Futhermore, such a register.by.il schem favors, the powe rs In Washington are usually waiver is e judged on its merits, said the discovered almost by accident when workers at wo uld be an administrative ready to oblige, nightmare, costing s pokesmen for both departments. the Peach Bottom, Pa., nuclear reactor picked anywhere from $100 The oil companies are constantly asking the million a year, a Footnote: A skeptical Rep. John Moss, D.up radiation on their wet feet. bur eaucratic monstrosity, and wo fede ral regulators, for example, for special Calif., is investigating uld greatly charges that the The EPA knew that cows can eat wet, con- Increase the opport unity for sate fraud. breaks. More often than not, the regulatory regulatory agencies have given favored tr eat- Laminated grass. Thus, there was danger that Commenting on this year's agencies have granted the requests. Here are ment to the oil register $1 companies. He has also the radioactive poison would find its way into the plan in the District of Columbia,.by-j which some examples that we ha ve dug out of challenged the ind ustry's fIgures, showing it milk sup ply in a matter of hours. register ed less than one-third the government files: expected would hurt the economy to break up the oil Yet t he EPA neither sought out available voters bu t- coat nearly twice the es — Several companies, in cluding such giants giants. timat ed wea ther for ecasts nor warned farmers in ad.- $45,000, Al be rt Goll as Gulf, Shell an d Texaco, ha ve asked the in, who ran Jimmy Carter's According to Exxon's dire pujection, for vance of the possible threat to their milk. Two campaign in the na tion's capital, declared; "I'm Transportation Dept. to waive safety regulations example, unemployment wo uld jump over one states Connecticut and Massaschusetts, not pe rsuaded th at mall registration is where dealing with the shipment of hazardo us sub- m lion per it's il sons In three years and the nation's reportd the radia tion levels had reached e at." th stances. These have ranged from flammable gas gross national product wo ul d decline by a dangerous level and, on their own, ordered cows We ll, I'm not either. Th to radioactive materials. Despite the public staggering 1 .8 bi lllt'n. S why voters tandar d Oil of Indiana taken off outdoor grass and put on stored feeds, aren't voting or registering etoreasons vote is Use of danger, many of these requests ha ve been came up with projections that are only slightly The EPA also negkicted to no tify the N uclear a lack of f aith in the granted System and poliUcian. And less harrowing. Regulatory Commission that the Chin ese fallout this is not some th - The Interior Dept. is supposed to protect ing that will be cured by senMoss ca ll ed upon government economists at was on its way. As a result, NRC mistakenly ding people a postcard in the mall. our sho res from offshore oil contamina tion. Yet the Libr ar y of Congress to double-check the concluded that the radioactivity at the P ea ch of 1,395 requ ests for offshore drilling wai vers Ind ust ry 's ominous calculations. In a con- Bottom React or had been caused by "airborne from the 10 largest nil co mpani es, Interior has fidential repo rt, the experts ha ve now concl uded effl uent fr om building vents." granted an incredi bl e 1,314. Many of the waivers that the impact on the economy would be EPA also kept the public in the dark until Oct. permitted the companies to ignore poll ution significantly less severe than the oil companies 5, a full week after it first learn ed of the iraLetters to the editor are controls, Interior officia ls told us. claim. They conte nd that unemployment would pending fall out. The agency [list found out welcomed for about publication. All letters must be Mobil tried to get the Interstate Commerce increase no more than 290,000 and that the the extent of the radioactive contamination from 'Igned, with a mailing address Commiasion to lift the profit ceiling quietly on economy would d line only $212 billion. Indeed, Pennyslvania state officials. Not until then did and, If Possible, a tele one num offshore oil pipeline operations. In this case, the ph be r $0 the Identity of th e some economij'ts believe that divestiture the EPA rush out a related press release. writer may be Verilieti ICC refused to deal with Mobil on the QT and wo ul dn't hurt the economy at all. The Evening if Ralph Nader's watchdogs and Sen. Edward Herald will resp t e wIsh directed the company to go through reg ular, ec th es .1 writers NUCLEAR FALLOUT: It was the respon- Kennedy's of fice were disturbed over the EPA's who do not want their nam open channels. sibility of the Environmental Protection Agency sluggish r espo nse to the first Chinese nuclear es In print. The Eve ning Each of the Big Ten oil co Herald also reserves the right to mpanies has also to safeguard the public from the recent cloud. They raised such a howl that EPA han dled eit letters to e li mina te li sought special treatment from the Federal ra dioacti bel ve clouds out of China, or to coalom-m the second radioactive fallout far more to 'pace requirements. Commission. They hive asked the FTC to But the EPA's warning system broke down carefully. Alerts were put out in plen ty of time to quash requests for their corporate records, when the first fallout drift ed across the Uni t ed take the necessary precautions. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. * Th e American system, from the top to the bottom, is f ul l of flaws. This holds true from th e secular pontiffs in Washington all the way down to the c hi efs in Seminole County, Florida. The legal system is full of fl aws, the social system is fu ll of fl aws and — heaven knows the political system is f ul l of flaws. In fact, if you ever encounter a suf. tcientl y powerful microscope, you ma find that your $1,500 blue-fire, Tiffanysetting, marquis-cut diamond heart-throb is f ul l of flaws. But this Is the Th anksgiving season and it's bad fo rm to go around grousin g a bo ut things. What matter if the negatron.s appear to outnumber the positives by a ru naway margin? Look for a silver lining! Be optimistic. .Somewhere under that pile of dung there has to be a pony With this chest-swelling attitude sustaining our tiff upper lips, s let's be t hankf ul that: — Seminole Coun ty School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer is, at worst, enough of a politician to participate actively in such wo rt hy causes as the March of [jones, i . ..,.,:. . I!J". ,_1:1I "I"'I" -/~ ~,' %1. "! -11,_, .f .1 ~ ,,~% 'Pr, ;.. 17, _', - .--_~,* _ ~' Jimmy and Goliath Sunday, Nov. 28,1976-9A gizzard full of sage dressing. — Angela Taylor, director of audiovisual services for the school system, has recovered from her recent heart attack sufficiently to be released from the hospital and allowed to spend Thanksgiving at home with her family. 4 Angie's cor-workers say they hope she returns to harness before they become deafened by the unaccustomed silence. — The Seminole High football team was knocked out of the opening round of the rather than duplicating the unage of Duval state playoffs — as unfortunate as that was County Supt. Herbert Sang, who called his — by something as Inconsequential as teachers 'thieves" and ordered 38 in- human carelessness and stupidity — as structors and union leaders arrested in one opposed to, say, a head-on collision as the week for alleged Insubordination and team bus returned from the Lake Brantley trespassing. game. — Members of the Seminole County — Paris designers, in the latest of their Historical hall of Fame and Sanford's table tennis-type fashion moves, have King henry II of Englande Fan Club don't pinged or ponged their way into favoring know how to rig plastic explosives in en- the return of the mini-skirt. Now those velopt's and send them through the mails. girls who would have the ogling public — Given the nature of most of today's believe they're "not wearin' nothin" will politicians, the great majority of them find it somewhat more difficult to per made it through Thanksgiving without petrate their deceptions. winding up on someone's table with a - Ralph Ray, the public information JACK ANDERSON 0 officer for the school system, completed his recent vacation odyssey in Mexico without allowing Montezuma to get more than a minimal amount of Revenge upon him. — Leprechaun Timothy Dooley remains invisible to all but one of the Evening Herald staff members. — The local school system contains men like Seminole High Principal Don Reynolds and football coach Jerry Posey % ith the integrity and guts to do the right thing under difficult circumstances — like the recent playoff disqualification mess — and in the process set a golden example for the young people under their supervision. ( X . ~;~ Id , . ~ - / d ((It) 'Ij/ / _'. '-; I. ___"7'f ' . -:: - ;:;— " /,• .,. - - / "Ii , - 14 /1 > 4Tai_ecas.ce( ,. Vqr — F. E. (Gene) Grooms, executive director of the Seminole Education Association (SEA), doesn't show up too often armed with his trusty camera. — Special Master Douglas Stowell of Tallahassee needed only two days last month to hear impasse arguments from the SEA and the school board, rather than a full seek. This kept the total bill at about $1,544 — $772 for each side — instead of ballooning It above $3,500. — Those adorable Women's Libbers have finally penetrated clear to the North Pole, in a sense. Reports from New York city indicate that 30 per cent of those applying for Santa Claus positions this year are women. (Sandra Claus?) Maybe they'll become irate when the zippers on their red suits don't make the proper sound — mi-i-zzzzuzuzzzzzzz2i77 —, then storm the bastille at Latitude-Longitude Zero and freeze in their own juices. — We live in a country, flawed though It undeniably is, where opinion pieces such as this and others are possible. That's a good baker's dozen. Or, at least, it's A baker's dozen. And that's enough optimism for one day. You can't afford to give too much ground to the Silver Lining crowd — it only encourages them. OUR READERS WRITE Sanford's Sad Sanford's sad. The impossible happened. Our fantastic varsity football team has finally been beaten. Not by any other team though; there wasn't a team in the district that could take them. They were beaten in the end by a technicality, a player who suited up after failing two subjects. Gosh it hurts. All of us, players, fans, fathers and mothers, sisters and brothers, everyone who followed the t.xiys all the way to victory are hurting; because we wanted the boys to get what they earned, a chance to take their shot at being best in the state Well it didn't happen So let's all lick our wounds and take heart in what is left. The team still has a bowl game to play. They still won every game they played this year iforget what the record will show!) The', are still great kids, with guts and heart and pride in their school and in Sanford. It's tough, kids. You might Just be the best high school football team in the State and nobody will know. Nobody but Sanford We've known it all year long. So take your bows Seminole you're still number one. And we're proud of you Name Withheld El Request Sanford Generous Youth - put up in the White House at inauguration time?" . . Baker's Dozen Of Items Hiding Behind Silver Lining - - " Chalk Talk: Education -_ "How many people with sleeping bags can we buyers of homes in any particular developm nt. The developer, e per se, doesn't pay out any additional money. A bo ut $5-million is on the books for fut ur e collections. And, that money Is slated for use on the county's fire control distri cts and In the public school system. An argument can be made by both sides. But it will be interesting to see how the i ssue 13 handled. The second part of the report — knocking out new co nstruct ion's free ride: Forget it. It would req uire action by the Florida Legislature. And it's been tried before. And with no luck. The reason Is po werf ul lobbyists won't allow it to hapap pen. pe n. Know what a lobbyist is? It's t ha t person hired by private interests. He swin gs in Tallahassee and sings his swan song to every legis lator who will listen. And most of them do. Why' Because they must come up for election each year, and lobbyists have money to finan ce e xpensive campa i gn s. ,Maybe t he people, someday will hire their own lobbyist . A pe ople's lobbyist. That would be something. OPINION . Industry Has Protectors new construction presently receives, Th e fact that the Republican s don't seem optimistic shouldn't surprise anyone. After all, both Republicans John Kimbrough and Dick Williams have fought for retention of the $310-a'unit impact fee charged develope rs over the past two years. Plus, Republicans said the ad hoc committee was "stacked" when it was drawn up. Membership was approved by Democrats. Names were submitted by Democratic Commissioner harry Kwiatkowski. On Tuesday, the county cornmis.sion will discuss the findings. But don't look for open-arms acceptance of the report. Though it took six months to compile, the report may end up in the waste basket. What the Republicans might do, however, is get some type of county ordinance enacted which would legalize collection of the fees. The theory is that new construction should pay its way. In other words, developers must pay $310 per unit for the potential future impact their projects will have on Seminole County. Wien up. The $310 fee is passed on to the Hopefully all > our readers have read about Beta Sigma Phi's effort in raising money for the Seminole Youth Ranch through all the great coverage b, Jean Patteson. Xi Beta Eta held a "Hole in One" contest at the Mayfair Country Clu5 with several nice gifts donated bur merchants. The first prize was $25 cash which was won by Lincoln Larson, Route 1, Sanford. Lincoln Larson is 14 )ears old and was very proud of tuiiiself in being our number one golfer We were all very happy that a young person had won the money and would efl)t)y spending it on himself. About a week later I received ttus letter I am returning the check for $25 that I was sent, In hope It can be donated back to the Seminole Count) 'mouth Ranch to purchase sporting equipment Thank you, Lincoln Larson' So while all of you are sitting back alter a big turkey dinner and being thankful for all the material things you have and the personal accomplishments you have gained throughout the year, take a moment and be thankful for people who think of others and not only themselves. Most of all be thankful for "Youth" like lincoln Larson. Mrs. Wayne ii. t Linda) Keeling Xi Beta Eta Inspectors Note I am addressir.g this letter to all local inspectors, and building contractors. My concern is to the person who has a license, and has worked long to reach a recognized point of competency. The main problem is that inspectors don't make It clear that a licensed man is required on the jobsite at all times. This should be No. 1 on a list of things an inspector should be looking into. Larry' D. DeMorse Sanford Vihion: Good Outweighs Bad pf'p to CoVC Sciiunuie ('ounty government. I wish to take a mnoiim&'nt to extend in personal appreciation to Ed h'rickett ' for the cordial relation ship we have enju> t-tl over the last several years in connection with Seminole County government Back in the late 1960's, little tint we know f the rowth that Seminole Cuimty wuuld experience It has trul', been challenging and mmt rewarding to participate in our region's growth and progress', and, in spite of many current problems, the gotxl outweighs the bad We have much to look forward to in Seminole Count ) and t'astceiitraj I-'lurida over the next few years. I'kase be assured of my continued interest in the couiiiiiunit the economic cIuiute, and government affecting the area You can certainly count on me remaining active and to swmnhIarizt' I'm gonna stay in there pitchun"' Sidney L Vihlen Jr. District 5 Commissioner Hoard of ('imuno, Conii ilLcsioners Sanford I , -.- Residents Own Fire House Editor The people residing in the Goldenrod area from both Orange and Seminole counties, earned and paid for the building situated on Howell Branch Road at Grand Ave. -known as the Seminole-Goldenrod Volunteer Fire Association, The Goldenrod Fire Association members petitioned Orange County in about the year 1966 to become a Fire District. After the Fire District was established, the Goldenrod Volunteer Fire Aiuociation received a payment of $13,000 from Orange County for the existing premises situated on the ISA cutoff — Just south of Highway 426. The pamphlet prepared and distributed by the Seminole-Goldenrod Volunteer Fire Association stated, "Every property owner must be a member — otherwise, we will have to form a fire district, and be placed on tax rolls." The Fire District was formed, without a referendum, over the objection of a room full of taxpayers appearing at the hearing of the County Commissioners in the Court House. There is now a millage levied against the property in the fire district in Seminole County The people who paid for the existing firehouse at Howell Branch Road, and continue to be taxed by the Fire District should not be denied the property they purchased; nor, have it sold from under them by the Board of Directors of the emtnoleGoldenrod Volunteer Fire Association. The Board of Directors does not own the property; merely manages it for the people who in the past were not recognized; but, merely ordered. What few individuals would benefit from the funds if the firehouse were sold' Would it be lair for the millage rate to be increased in order for the county to purchase another site and erect another building' Would this not be double taxation levied upon the people who once paid for the present firehouse? Is it right for a few money managers to deny the rights of the majority' The tune is now — the people should rise and cry out as with one voice. "This is our building, bought and paid for with our money, let us have it for the county to use for our protection; especially since you notified us we will be In a Fire District, and be placed on tax rolls." Jane Adriatico Orlando C �Real Estate CLASSIFIED ADS Do- It - Yourselfers Save Investments BY I..RKY SAXON Dear Mr. Saxon, Ihave herd you referred to as a "real estate problem salver with geographic capability." I don't understand how you can hane property out of the state? so. Dear S. G., A "real estate problem solver" designs his efforts according to thepcnhlem-not necessarily acrording to'he type or location of a piece of property. He Is interested in the human element the client, and his or her needs. He uses property to reach the objective problem - whether buying, selling o exchanging. In other words, the only location which is of real importance that of the client. The client must be within a reasonable distance to the problem solver so they may counsel immediately whenever necessary. If the problem is one of owning property in a far away state, but the client is nearby, the problem solver, through his extensive training, experience and established contacts throughout the nation, is capable of either disposing of tile property, or of exchanging the equity position into property more beneficially located, With this objective in mind, the problem solver normally requires several interviews with the client to detennlne the problem and whether they can work harmoniously together before he will consent to accept the responsibility Inherent in solving problems. Send your question to: Real Estate Investments The Evening Herald O North French Avenue Sanford. Florida 32771 - Here's the _ _________ _______ proofing tape made espe('ially LANG for the purpose. Be cspeciall AP Newsfeatures I paid $16,000 for miiy careful around the pipe fittings, Q. house niiany years ago ..Similar which will sweat even if the rest houses in the neighborhood are of the cold water line is covered now selling for $35,000. I will be with tape. 65 years old in January of next --Q. - I expect to install fiber year, at which time I will retire from my present job. Since I board in an extra room I am am alone and no longer have a finishing. Is it true that this need for a complete house, I am tYPe of board has sound-deadconsidering selling the house ening qualities' Also, are the and moving to a rented apart- panels butted together or do the By ANI)Y ment. I have been told that, if I seams have to be filletl A. - \'es,fiber board absorbs sell the house for $35, 000, 1 will have to pay a considerable tax sound. While panels can be on the difference between what installed with butt joints, reI paid for it and what I sell it quining the use of a filler in the for. But I have also been told seams, there are several types that, if you are over 65 years of available which have special age,there is no tax on the profit edges that need no special if the house sells for $,000 or treatment. Remeiiiber, too, less. Not many houses sell for that the panels can be obtained that price these days. It seems with or without a finish. IOIIIItI&f4 ItY (41 b aIIIu, a break when it really isn't a break at all. Isn't this unfair? A. - I have some good news for you. But first, let's straig,hten out that part about the $20,000 figur. Thy law said that, if you were S years of age and sold your house, there would be no tax on a house sold for $20,000 or less, BUT if the sale price was over that amount, the profit would be prorated. So, if fence around the front and sides of our house'. Recently we saw a house with such a fence, but it also had some kind of hard. board run through the metal. It looked kind of attractive and we would like to duplicate it but don't kilow how. Can you give us some help A. - Is there some reason why you couldn't have asked the People who live in that you sold a house for $25, 000, house? your tax actually would be very was what is called a woven wire In any case, it probably small. Now for the good news. fence, with strips of tempered The law has just been t'hanged. hardboard run through the Under the new regulation, a itlesh. The hardest part of the senior citizen pays no tax on the job is cutting the hardbound into sales of the pieces small enough to fit into or less. In your the iiiesh. If you still don't want profit if the house is $35, price case, if you get the average to ask the owners (If the neighborhood price, you will not property how they did it, the have to pay a tax on the profit. fence dealer can show you what Be sure the sale is not com- to do pleted before your 65th bir- an cxtra fee, of course. - or do the job himself, at Q. - Some time ago I visited Q. I have read many tunes about how to correct a sagging a friend's house where the first floor when there is a base- wooden floors had a kind of lilent by using special jacks. sheen to them which caught my Our probleiti is a sagging see- - had been oral floor, which is really the finished with a clear pene- ceiling of the first floor. Ob- trating sealer. I now would like viously, we cannot use a jack in to finish one of our floors with this case or even any kind of such a scaler, but my friend has post. how can we fix this? moved away and so I can't ask A. - Correcting this kind of him any questions. is this kind condition is a job that must be of finish hard to apply and does done by a professional. The it stand up well' treatment depends on the cause of the sag and is never simple. A. - Penetrating sealers are easy to apply, since either a but is very effective when done properly - cloth or brush can be used. The difference between th'oern and other finishes is that they sink Q. - We had our kitchen cab-inets refinished with shellac into the wood rather than stay sonic time ago by a neighbor- on top of it. That means they do hood handyman, who has since not scratch easily. Perhaps moved away. We now find that several of the cabinet locks do their best quality is that they can be touched up where there not work properly and can only redoing asswne that some of the shellac are worn spots, without has gotten into the mechanism. has dried, a coat of wax will Is this likely and what can be helptu preserve it. Later, if it is done about it? You have hut upon the A. necessary to touch up a spot, the entire floor. When the sealer - you need remove the wax from probable cause. Denatured al- that area only, before applying tohol is the solvent for shellac. new sealer. Wipe the lock with alcohol allowing some of it to seep into the lock. This may have to be done several times. In severe cases, you may have to remove the locks and soak them mn denatured alcohol. Q. - The cold water pipes that run across the top of our S ) I ri 0I e I.a11 1 I'rc fl 'u iosepi E Burns & wi Janet to Ooualae C. 'liIIdaIa. Int c,s. Snnir',n WinSton P Davis to John F Jervey, TruStee. LI 32. 81k C. S Lark s d. 533.133 Wm. S. Thornbuqh & Maxine I. Harold J. Borton £ wI Carol. Lot I 81k 2, No. OrI. 2nd Addn., S20,S0 George Kreuzer 8. Darlene I Clifford 0. Jordan 8. wi Carolyn S lot 16. 81k L Suntand Ests . $11.18) Wm C May's Jr & Sandra Ii George Kreu:er & wI Darlene. Lo 30. 81k M North Orl Terr,, Sec. Unit One. $26,600 Aquarius Land Co • Inc to Geo. A Rollins & wI Elii., Lot 6. 81k B Paradise Point Fourth Sec.. $3.48) Bruce' A DeCoursey & Christin L to Verno.-, P Mace & wf Ni 0 NW'. of NE'. of SE'. of Sec. 1321 12 58,000 Albert J. Meyert £ Margaret ti Jan Tulp £ Patricia Ann, Lot 24 Oveedo Oaks, Unit One. $39,500. George Peterson to Georgi Peterson & Martha Ruth, hi friend Lots. 13 & II. 81k S Lockharts s d SIX Alfred SImpson & Emma to Howari J. Simpson. Angela Shark, Alici Simpson Williams. Aaron Simpson £ Ruth Mac McClain, Lots S 5 7 £ Replat of Wtnwood Park. AS. SIX Sebistian Penn & Linda A ti . Lot 81 Sleepy iOilow, 1st Addn . $11,900 Johnny J 'England & if Regina C. to Fred L Williams & wi Pauline Lots 12 1. 13. 91k 0, Buena Visti Est., $21,000 Wm. H BuItnill. sql to Theodoni Jenson £ wi Carol (, ml. as pei F,nal .lgmt. No 1S1114) Lot 4, 811 Meadows West. $31,300. imary L. Miller, .vd to Howarc I Foley &wf Elsie T . E 75' of Lot I Watts Farms, $11,000 Nader Homes, Inc to Kenneth I Simmons 5. wf Susan K - Lot l Lake Searcy Shoes, 533.900 Bet Are' Hornet. Inc. to Paul S Lester & wI Eli:.. It. 416 Sprin Oaks Un V. $41,100. F,rt Mountain Conitr. Co. B Francis X. Bacon & *1 Helen K., b 2. Forest Brook Fifth Sic., 531.100 Wm E SeverS 8. *1 June M. It Alphonse R Cologgi & Joseph I Veryi, E. 'sof SW. of NW'., i-I. o SR. Sec 1521 29, 580,000 i-lathe Bailey, sql to Dorli Bumbalough, sql., S 100' of P 1153 71' of E 100' of SE 'a of SEC. 30 19 30. 5100 Itme Greater Constr Corp U Walter P ZawadkI & wf Helen E. 101 19. 81 F, Seminole Site's, 5.10.000 Mtg Gum. mi. Corp to Ronalc Dickerson & *1 Laura I . Lot 9 Ileidafe Manor, 131.500. FriAk W. Vest & *1 Ritili Albert W. HalOs J. £ wI LaurIe K. $95' I C ' of Loft, £ S9S'I Loft ii & II. Ii C. Saniaisdo Spriss, Laki Oaks Sec. & S 91' of It. U Siiep Hollow, lit Adda.. $1,140. Jim E. Harll.y& Elaine to Oow,si Properles Inc., LI 9 (less W 70') 4 It I tie-is E 10') 81k A, Bmpntie'1 Hall Ests. 221.900 Dedi Fed, MiamI to RoIirod, cents and a long, STAMPED, Weilva Hunt Club, Fia Uunf, Sic. 3, heavily laden with mois- self-addressed envelope to turf. The easiest solution is to Know-How, P.O. Bol 477, Huntcover the pipes with a water- irigtot., N.Y. 11743.) 243.30$. Magnolia Syc. Corp 10 Craven Div Co Inc. Lot 710 Wekivi Hut'W Club, Fox Huni, Sec 3. $1500 not the air is : FOR - I 30-Apartments Unfurnisheci 41-Houses - - • RQ Real Estate Broker JOHN KR IDE R, ASSOC. 107W COmmercial llRlsanfnrct Call About Our Christmas Specials - acious I, 2 & 3 BR opts Tennis, S WI mm in g. plo y ground, rerti room. Iaun,ir, ,,,., and clubhouse 7550 Ridgewood Ave. Sanford Ph 323 o2o f BAT EMAN -______ REALTY WW ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free 620 1721 for Care", "WE ii s ci c f i o 1d11 S AdII5 & Teens & Engineering Inc. Lot 5. 81k 8. Point Amended Plat. 57 583 Home For The Holidays --- Furnished C...M.I., rl.. 5.r CIA 'in Fla. Land Co. to M.aronda Homes Inc Lot 21. Sec 0. Lots 10. 1) & 11, Legal Notice Sec G & LIs 3 4. 6 Sec 1, Foimoor Unit I, 535.900 Harold P. Walsh & CITY OF .4KE wI. Caroline to City of Alt. Spgs.. S MARY. FL'.JRIDA S0'ofESO'øl: NW'.aINE '.ofNW Notice 04 Public Hearing 4 ol Sec I4.7t-2 W. of Sr 400. $100. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Pacesetter Builders Inc to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Carmine C Manganeilo & wI THE City' Council of the City of Lake Lucille I Lot ii. Queens Mirror Addn Mary', Florida. that Said City to CS. $100 Council has received a Petition by LI F Wheeler. Jr and Letts,, R Fowler requesting the City of Lake Mary to annex the following described property Legal Notice PARCEL A: Segiming 7) 9chains South of the Northwest corner of FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given Inat I am Section tO, Township 70 South, engaged in business at Ill Lake Dot Range JO East, run South to Lake 0rire, Sanford, Seminole County. Mary Road, thence Northeasterly Florida under the f,ctitious name of along road right of way to a point 790 GLOBE BUSINESS BROKERS, and feet Northerly of the Sanford Grant that I intend to register sad name Line, IhenCe South SI degrees Wett with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 119 feet. thence Northerly along the Seminole County, Florida in cc edge of Lake to a point due East of cordance wilh the provisions of the the Point of Beginning, thence West Fictitious Name Statutes, To WI to the Point of Beginning (Less the Section 163 09 Florida Statutes t951 West ISO feet South of Lake I (Containing 3 5 acres more of less I S AFC INC. E L Ackley, Fret PARCEL B: Beginning at the intersection of South Line of the PubliSh Nov 1, 11. 21. 3., 1976 Sanford Grant Line with the East DEF It me of the Northwest '.of Section 10. Townshp 20 South, Range 30 East INVITATION FOR BIDS THE SANFORD HOUSING thenCe run North 9 ' chains, thence East S Chains, thence' North 770 49 AUTHORITY, SANFORD. leet, thence North Xl degrees West FLORIDA. will receive bidS for the 1971 lees, thence West to Railroad INSTALLATION OF FIRE ESCAPES AT REDDING GAR DENS, FLORIDA PROJECT 166 until 00 p m , on the 3rd day of December, a? the Adminitritgn Building, Castle Brewer Court, Sanford. Florida at which time anti place all bids will be publicly Opened and read aloud Proposed forms of contract documenl, including specif cat ions. are on tile at the office Of the Housing Authority of the City of Sanford. Florida, Administrafion Building. Caslle Brewer Court. Sanford, Florida, and may be secured any time after November 5. 1976 Copies -i the documents may be obfained by depositing $7300 with the Housing Authority for each set of documents to obtained Such deposit will be refunded to each person who returns the plans. specifications and Other documents in good condition within 10 days alter bid opening A certified chck or bank draft, payable to the Housing Authority 01 11w City of Sanford, Florida. U.S &overnm.nf bonds on satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidders and acceptable sureties in an amount iquil loS pee cent of the bid shall be Submitted with each bid The Successful bidder wili be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory performance and payment bond or bonds. Attention is called to the provisions for equal employment opportunity, and pay mini of not lets thin the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in 11w Specifications must be paid on tfli$ pro)ecf. The Housing Authority of he City of Sanlrd, Florida, reserves ftc right to rejecl any or ill bids or to wiivi any intormalltiet In t bsdding. No bid shall be withdrawn fur a period of S days subsequent to Ihe opening of bids without the Consent of the Housing Authority of the City o Sanford.. Florida. Housing Aufhrolty of the City of Sanford, Florida by Thomas Wilson, ill Title' E*eutIvi Dinedor Publish P'4o 7. II. Ii. 2$, 1914 30 right of way. thence Southwesterly along Railroad right of way to the' Sanford Grant Line', thence South 65 degrees East along Grant Line to the Point of Beginning (Containing acres more or less, I That the City Council will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m.. or as soon thereafter as possible on Thursday. January 20. 1977. 10 consider the adoption of an or dnance b,' the City' of Lake Mary, °lorida, litte of WhiCh ii as (011ows AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, TO EXTENDITS TERRITORIAL AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO ANNEX AND REDEFINE THE BOUPI DARY LINES OF THE MUNICIPALITY TO INCLUDE THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED LANDS SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTES Ill 041 PROVIDING ZONING FOR THE SUBJECT PROPERTY: PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND MENT OF THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP; PROVIDING DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY CLERK; SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy of said ordinance shall be available af 11w oftice of the City Clerk of the City of Lake Mary. Florida, for all persons desiring to examine the same ALL INTERESTED PARTIES are invle to attend and be heard THISNOTICE istobepIjbIi5h in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of General circulation in Said City, one lime each week for tour consecutive weeks prior lo the time of the public twining DATED thiS 16th day of November, 1974. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA By 5: Kay Sassman City Clerk GARY E, MASSEY. ESQUIRE UROCK, MASSEY I. WALDEN 616 E. Simorais Blvd. Altarnonl, Springs. Fla. 3270; Cily AtIrniy PUblish No',' 3), 21, Dec. 1 17, 1976 DEF 91 5-LOST . 1-OUfla TO BENJAMIN JAMES and ESTHER JAMES, also known as Ester James, his wife, W E. HICKS and HAZEL HICKS. hiS wile; LEE W000BERRY and IRENE WOOD BC PRY, hiS wile', arid each of them, if living, and if dead, the unknown spouse, heirs, devisees. legatees. grantee's, creditors, or other persons claiming by, through. under or against the above named Delendant, or any of them, arid all persons known or unknown having or claimng an,' right, title or in A or to the following (crest described property in Seminole County'. Florida, to wit PARCEL ONE: W 'i of NE '. of SE ', of Section 79. TownShip 21 South, Range 31 East. lying and being n Seminole County. Florida PARCEL TWO: E ',of NE ' m. of SE '. of Section 79, Township 71 South, Range 31 East. lying and being n Seminole County. Florida. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to remove clouds from and quiet the title' of the Plaintitts in and to the above described property Ms been fled against you and you are required to serve' a copy of your written defenses, if any, on WILLIAM H BEARDALL. l 8EARDALL, LEWIS, BLANKNER & LeGETTE. wi-lose address is 60 NOrth COurt Avenue, Post Oftice Box 14)1, Orlando, Florida 12502. on or before December 20th. 1976, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Picintiffs' attorney or lmmed alely there,,tter. otherwise' a default will be cntered against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint An abbreviated title of the case is "VEPIAPICIO A ADRIATICO and JANE W ADRIATICO, his wife, rmdividu.illy and as trustee's, etc.. Plainlitfo. v BENJAMIN JAMES. ci 01, Defendants," Civil No 76 1913 CA I! EE anti was iflstitiiled and is. pending in the Circuit Court of the Eigflteinth Judicial Circuit, in and lot' Seminole County ml Sanford. Florida WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on the 11th day Of NOvember, 1916. (Se-all Arthur H Bek*mth. Jr. Clerk of tIle' Circuit Court By. Patricia A. Jackson Deputy Clerk Pubiith Nov II. 71, 2$. Dec. 5. 1916 DEF S NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given that lh undersigned. pursuant to thi "Fictmlious Name Stitvie" Chapter 465 09, Florida Statute, will register with fhe Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and los' Seminole County, Florid., upon receipt of the publication of 1105 nolice. the fictitious name, to wit Paler, Inc d.b a SinenI's Rmstovanle and Lounge, under which we expecl to engage in business at Longwood Village Shopping Center, Slate Highway 44 and iiin the City of Longwood, Florida. Th, party interested in laid business Is as follows; Paler, Inc. Doled •f Orange County, FlorIda, November 0, 1916 Publish Nov El, 21, 21. Dec. S. 1916 D[- 54 WELMKA APARTMENTS 114W 1st St 373 0526 Req Real Estate Broker 1100 E 75th SI 3n SAP4FORO-73() Park Aye Villas,? BR. I', B. Townhouse $19,300 By Owner- Coly Bungalow Lge Wooded Lotal Park Lake 2 BR. & Sewing rm All new interior A H Low 120's 322 9t Li or 323 0T97 eveswk end ___________________________ MONTHLY REP1TALS AVAILABLE Color Tv. air Cond .Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH 18. SR 131. LongwOod 067 108) 7)1 Laurel WI,', BR. 2 B. Fm Pm., Fla nm DbI gan, fence 538.900 - . . 31A-LpIexes ______________________________ They're Hot" a You Can Have Your 32-Houses Unfurnishe'd Companion Needed Immediately 62$ 0636 House In 3 Months 'Winter Spr'ricjs I (lId .1Celle'flt condition, mn lease o robs 1265 I ____________________________ ma No pets i-fear school 377 0335 FIBERGLASS BOAT MOCKUP AND FABRICATION PERSON i-lice 2 BR block home. furn or unlunn 323 2970 or 122 7829 after 6 pm )ne of the nation's leading fiberglass boat manufacturers needs persons cx per inc ed in building mock ups and fabrication 01 glass molds for runabout arid fishing boats i 18.2 BR ApIs .excellent location, all electric kitchens, A C. carpeted, drape,, adults, from $130 2015 Sanford Ave. Phone 322 7113 .00d Salary, fringe benefits., paId 0 vacation and holidays, excellent ' iend complete resume to Mr. Mike '5 ,tv,I'l,lbly to' Si.b5'cjiii.'iJ fli',' rural areas Plo clown pdyrnent, monthly payments Ie$ than rent in SANFORD-- Lovely 2 or BR. bath lSome' in good location, cx cellent condition, $11,183 VA No iriwri ('HA Low M. UNSWORTH REALTY -DeDARY- 7 BR, Ocala limestone. beamed ceilings, I', bOths. all appliances, unattached 2 car Q6qe, Plus heated Office or workshop In area of n'ce rCS,dnlil hQm,' 126.500 DEL TONA Educationai Child Care ton as low as 53. weekly if you qualify 373 1121 or 3235415 9-Good Things to Eat NAVEL ORANGES. 12 50 80 322 O)62or 327 6733 Oranges, Grapefruit st SObu Call between 330 & p m 373 5,439 NAVEL ORANGES 2037 French Ave . Soot ord 3223422 Il-Instructions 34-Mobile Homes BR . lurnished, %I1l3 We-$n,v Landing, 377 cafe's ,rBPIrale,'. all utiotie's central - 0 - heal, TV Unfurnished I .t (UT i'I .';iJNT'y ,i-r 3.083 sq feet in this one that sets on .lDprOx li acres Plenty Of root-n to roam Horse, OK Lateif appliances in kitchen, carpeted lhroughout, tunkin family room A real show place 547,5,430 913 Il' W'de I BR, (urn AC,adulls Security 1100 mo 222 5939 2 BR. furn,cabana, porch, tenced 907 SCOTT - MAYFAIR Newer 3 ,ard Adu!t OOiy (10 F" 311 (SR. Ii bath home iri tog con 0581 aftpr 1 5) I Otion Outsde utility, fenced near ___________________________ ,Ird and a well landscaped yard are 'yours to, must 525. NOW LEASING SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. hf SAN MARCUS- Conlractors home Lots CI custom extras New famly room, Custom work snop. well, sprinkler System, CHA and much more are yours Ion lust - 41-Houses beautifully landscaped Abundant storage, including attic "GE Enercj, Elficient Package" F;om $145 Call T,d or Jeanette Ean narelli. Resident Service Direc toes, 373 3301 to see models and select your new apt SEMINOLE COUNTY- Beautiful building lots, some lake Iroot, heavily wooded Allamonte Loch $21.98) 321.0041 REALTORS 0306061 U,r 127 DeBARY - Large. lovely I BR. air, near storet Ideal ton retired persons 32t 0550. 6416.111 t 20175 FRENCH _____________________________ SANFORD 3 OR. I' [laIn home with Central heal & air t7x2l game rooi'n, utility Shed on cement eneva ardens 18-Help Wanted I AL TAKE TRADES i LAKE MARY Sparkling 3 BR. I' bOth home with Florida room, Studmo, 1, 2, i cCntral heat & Motivated owner $23,730 New F HA Bedroom ApIs. I t%__ r.__,. 'Ju'eI, sjrw alur 5' ,,, - t%.,,._• MEWs. lipw Au Kitchen Equipped Telephone Collector Interesting lob for aggressive person Credit or collection experience helpful, not necessary. we will train Salary plus commisSion, bfflhiill. 1309 E Second St - Santord Adult Family ' T 1t- One Bedroom From Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice s hereby given Ihal the undersigr*d, pursuant to Ihe "Fic lilioui Name Sfatute," Chapter 09. Florida Statutes, will register with Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Fio.'itia, upon receipt of proof of publication of this notice, the llctiliotjs name, to wit' NATURE'SNOVELTIE5p. which I am engaged In business at j jf"Serving... Sb?) i .--. -- - -.------- -- R 1 1 bath, fully carpeted, Central heat & air, large fenced y8rd, large workshop plus metal utility bldg 373 1838 R home, good neigrit)onhood, lamily room, dining room, kit chin, breakfast area. large living room, Shade Irees. biower rig -Stenstrom ReaI -- - ________ y, Ii,h.'li ar flCw MLS Park -' ' )&4 - QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES 2Bath '"" Casselberry Winter Forest City Springs °°'°o---..--- CarpetIng (IlIum 1118150 xIrcl,l' Ql..WUit.t _______________________________________ " . COUNTRY III. '.'.',... - That the party Inhiereiled In said business enterprise ii as f011G*$: Harlan Goeken Altamonle Springs 32701 _______ 574 316? Del lone CLUB NOW UNTIL NOVEMBER 30TH MARC SLADE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC. HWY. 17.92 SANFORD JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY on7 372 60S. ' _____________ '-'.-" l'•'iJJI Phone' 112 35.64 ----.______________ Dee 6 Gcrry's Cleaning Secv'ce Re.denl,il & Commercial Clean 'rig 14t I B.o, '71CC Sanford, Fl (JIll 173 6175 _____________________ Your 3 lifl all on 155 pipe for I we-lw only 5551 CLASSIFIEDDEPT I:: 2yilr4Jl 9911 I 12? II' 5I-Houehotd Goods (H CA Landscaping & Home Improvements Lawn Care C I SHEPHERD Panting. Remodeling. General ,4e pairs Call 323 ________________________________ EXPERT LAWbI SERVICE Mowing. Edgin' Trimming ere'e Est'mates Phone 323 1792 , inter'or Exterior Plastering Pile'r Patch.ng Simulated Orce & stone specialty 3722780 DiCK S LAWN SERVICE Mowing Tnimmng. EdgIng. Fl Clean uP 0)0 1814 Cerilral Heal & Air Conditioning ron tree estimates. Call Carl 'mires at SEARS .n Sanford 32? 3771 Pointing PinIng 0iscurt Prices F ree Estmite's CafI Pcerb, 32) 464 Carpenter Work, Ceramic Tie Alum Enclosures 3736125 'rig. Free EStimateS (arpenlry Remodeling. Addilans Custom Work L.censed. Bcasdeui Pest Control ' tree estimate 373 6030 ________________________________ ___________________________________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2542 Park Drive 1221163 classified ads for Ctrris.t ,,,, .,.--. __________________ __________________ Insulation Sewing _____________________ 21 ___________________________ ________________________ Ge-ohardt S Home Repars. Room (, ,g5,,.',5 1,1 . .it)ell - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - 4Jli,t'fl, PH. 323.1230 -- , ______ Hauling %eil Out trade if, i.rnilvre t prices Good Selet,ovs 516.500 TWENTY WEST Like ne-* Good neighborhood 512.950 ACREAGE ON A LAKE '''.'.' S ii "kStiitOfl. 323 7832 1 's 121 154' 377 1179 207 F JSIri 51 , OUN 114',' F URN ut ti:7 sRi OlSTlJ,8uTORS rn. 1sl i I -- Are'5, Pvrsonai:eij LiSting leS For Appointment Call 305-322.310) .ii,t)'.' .in,t.m,- . in 15 AcreS ri (lId.SNGE GROVE - .,lf'n(ias o'er %J,s 'Gel an offer (East) IIILDA RICHMOND ON FRONT & REAR BRAKES 4[L 5014 S FLORIDA POSEs BUSINESS DIRECTORY iiTi'"b noi iti-i wooded All Split 834 9212 FREE INSPECTION .n iOSI.il..;i' Mayo in Sulilion CO Cal tefOre I a m 5)0 't392 or 901 1)3654? (Sown Alterat cns. Drrs Ma* r'g, Drjpes ljpt'iolSter, h'2 7.'71 0' Ailamonte Springs RUTH TUECH Good COUNTRY OUPLEX uelmeni 530.000 l'IANDY MAN SPE(iAi. ' -ALSO- _______________________________ _____________________________ - ' REALTOR Mode-is Central HeatIng and Air Condilioning 83i 92i? Bedroom . shape ON ALL MAKES & MODEL AUTOMOBILES -- .',.'.UT TO SEE A WONDER AT ,sOit ' P;ae' ,i Classibied Ad .n 'o, I,en nq HerOld b000y i-i', $7 f up. mots., (lipS. $4 3 ..'.wailney Jewelers 201 S Pick .'.w INC. HARRIET DEAS SHIRLEY MILLETT . 'ibert ealty ifl totn JEAN BRYANT 831 9212 5.5 n lord 2505 PARI'. [J Wonderful "SERVICE SPECIAL" 62-Liwn.Ga rden Cleaning ANYTIME I MPG Wholesale cost 321 0104 FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS REPACKED Aluminum Siding " 35 , with full size changer, DcOuIIUI 41 Ai TOil', , with tape player Air Also equipped with fuel nlect'pon. up to ±Cee2Ave -- . ______________ NOW THROUGH NOVEMBER 30 Vtl4 'r CL AN I 1014 older eomC. _________________________ lrutwmod Cab'net .'iards Airline 172 Scot' A,e close 10 downtown, churches anct MAYFAIR solid state 1179 Porre 322 SSSI I _____ _______ Custom 3 014. 7 bath "is gues? shopping In(ldes Separate ci 'u '1111 .. collage Central treal & ar --______ PEAL TOPS ficiency apartment or workshop Ireplce, laundry & s?or,scje room 110.58) ,, I are ,i fw of the rnjr'.y .'.tras an cower .our home ith , 1 Jewel waIcties, $2" 'i 4.) p.,.rLeiJ Priced nighl .51 159.583 POOL HOME rI coiOI, west of ,Iur, 'i:num 8. soflit SyStem AlSo earrnqs $6 95 Gwaitrir0 I Roofing Sanford. Owner out of state needs GROVE MANORGutters 70 Yrs Eup Jewelers 04 S Park A,e , ',!.'llfl i to sell $36,000 Eagle Siting Co 931 9563 vIle Quality .r,5tfu,lion. Electric Gu,tar and Amplilier, I'S Ejrn e , 'ra casri br Chnistma I PINECRESI ' SPOCOuS 5 1114. 2' oathS ienlral PIe-*ly pSinled, coly Electric Bass. Carrying Case H&AC. carpeting. ar'd has over Shopping Sell IhoSe temS ,u no I BR, I bath hi:'ne near elCiTien Amplifier 515 Ludwig Bass md 1 It living area A gred' buy 2700 sq anger rue-ed With S Quick Action lacy 5choi Ludwig Snare [drums wilt Brass ,Sai,t Ad ii tn.' Euenng 'iCrjid LAKESIDE APART,,) tor $u.900 535 Coon Cornet .th Case $15 (,,, Hhway 17-92, Sanford -'"I,, , ,, , SEMINOLE COIN, 09 W 1 r51 ' Acr F,oni Pinch House) I Sanford 10 tO I Monday S 1919 S French 3238670or 831.9777,.r 323 eaI Friday ' "'w.'w'v"" Eves 327 1196 322 116.1 111 -- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 91. I mile' west of Speedway, Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday. ig('it at 7 30 It's the only one in' Florida You set the reserved orce No charge oIlier than 13 registration tee unless vehicle 5 sold Call 9042555311 for furtp'er details 1973 Renault Gordini. Sports coupe, 5 brand new tires AM FM radio 1200 FR ENCH AVE. 323.7340 ___________ Forrest Greene Inc. INFORMATION: '13 Models Call 323 0570 or 034 1405 Dealer BankAmenicand 8. Masler Change Welcome'. ." xo4ruft'sGorden Cin'er - i COUNTRY CLUB MANOR EXECUTIVE HOME,,, beautiful ['10 .sll or El,,.. , Club Road Complr'eiy Wilson Pite. Six miles Pi:.ckweii pow,'r '.ls .Irvl Sci-', remodeled' lovely 7 BR. I 1.05. downtown Sanlord Lovely one can bet-asily converted 'GIrd BR ' l'and tools from Gregory Lu.'rr,.'r year old,ibedrom 32 thilPi 8. True Vaiue Hardware, OtrI & E.lrs include breakfast oar, 'xJr,ir u, yenerous pool or ie'flTdO Maple 322 0500 paneled Iam,l, room huge Ire" Cd nestled under huge oaks Loads 04 backyard prvacy fence and more cabinets in 16' x II kitchen. Fine Pennsylvania House crier', for Only Ill tco fireplaCe anti bulb in family room, I lable with I uia,rs, 34 brick and tile gas grill on $4'x17' roundtdble with two 10" co.'s I W000MERE 2979 Sai'lced Au.' porch, 'ntencom central vacuum Irne toldng pod t mSl(h arid 1,1 Lovely 3 (SU I baIt' "as 1. A system. 7 Ce'fltrii hling and air 5150 Maple hardwoo.j ,. ci te'e laDle Carpetng and luii, equipped I condition'ng units PIeac call .IS"u2t ' with raised ends s7S kitchen aCt ..t sorry 01 ttlP cx p .Ippd'ntmt'nt Console Stereo, AS' tM rescuer Ir.ss DPP warranted is' $21 950 , HELPFUL CIVIC 'cu - _______________________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and aborts, as 5 Cash and carry i-lOLL S Casselberny. 17 y2. 93.7 . -- - WI LSOPI MAe ER Eu P P4110141 BUY SELL TRADE Ii I I' rst St 112 so:: I It . Sanford Av Call 323 5130 Ion 1761 Mustang. new tires, new paint. good runong COndition, 5600 322 MON., NOV. 29, 7:30 P.M. chairs, straight ChOirS,' fIlIng -______________________________ - 80--Autos for Sale ______________________________ Buick Special. 1967 Excellent motor & transm,ssion, 5330 373 1762 or 223 2565 PUBLIC AUCTION tS'.xxl or Sled .le'sks executiwe .'Jr'S. & Chars, secretarial deses & , ,u,1nSnted recondil,ont'd auto batteries, $17 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 .__ 1960 GMC pick up, V 6, standard lransmlssion, step side, posi Inaction rear, new pant, good sticker. $473. Also 1960 Chevy piCk up 250 engine, automatic lro SmiisiOn. disc beakes, fleet side, new paint. FM radio, good sso 322 1532 ___________________________ , Used Office Furniture Cor.oIr Stereo AM F .5' "Jo & Record Player Euceiler.l titian. 1100 333 2191 PINE (REST 01 Laurel . . Lovely 3 BR. I b,llh .s localed ri a super area F ,lra large i wing rooni .ind dining room, 5.ep,lr5le ulilify room Curie $72 Shrubs and rare plants Large lot WIDE VARIETY OF 1?11l" ii2wig Snare Drums with Brass, S'S Coon C,rnet i..,,, r.... ut LMINOLE COiN. 109 Santorij 13 to I Monday 'riru r.i1.y good -________ OffIce SupplIes 60- 322- 2420 .,,i,oriallv M.xniqd I Pickup truck, conjilion Sanford Auction, 323 7310 SANFORD AUCTION , * LOCH '.IdOU 11,0 ':. Laxe Spacious I BR, I bath, has .t giant polio, new cCn!rSI heal & in. equ'pped itchen and tence ,Ird makes this 0 f,lnla5tc , .t 136.000 8FF warranted 1971 GMC - $75. 1iectrc Bass. Carrying Case & .'.'iplif,er 175 Ludwig Bass and ________ ' 1933 Dodge', Ton pickup 126 Hemi. 2 l's belt Make offer 714.6 Can dena Aye'. Deltona, 72-Auction S0-MiscelIaious for Sale ______ -- 77-Trucks-Trailers ________________________________ to - ___________- Wm. H. Stemper'Realtor ,322-2O9O I I Eleclr,c Guitar and Amplifier. . _________________ articles Out of IdeOS' Visit Ethell't An tiques. I mi W 01 I Ion old St Rd , soar "76" Station, Pacla. 172 5471 - ,*• _________________________ 2 - 59- Mus,caI M&2rcharxJlse Allan (arousal Organ. leenCw Sold new br $3.58) First 11.300 takes ___________ Phone 8)00091 ________________________________ JENNY CLARK REALTY REALTOR Phone 377 biS 372 lI9t Daysand After Hur GREETINGS, AND A ') ( LONGW000 A('1r0. ' 3 BR, 2 oafs home, 32 0 k:dny Shaped pool. Cent H&A. screened Porch PLUS cement block duplex, 2 BR COCh side 541,000 Bobby Cr-erie, Realtor. 629 0)33 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY (hoce commerCial Site 750'e250- on IJT, Pit, / 1192 "Side SSnl':rd c'y , Ii" '', Ii, .'.'- i'r In 2/2 O'ar i'.ospitaI 312. _________________________________ - - your Silvertone 76 key' organ, maple I Lots of good used lurn,ture. ap cabinet, S chord bars Phone 319 pliances, TV'S and miscellaneous 5359 More sealed storage cartons - acres Pri,c I'w"ir y?hirlcJ For The Goiter-- Clubs. BailS. Golf Bags, Duckster Jackets Ladies and mens golf apparel anti Shoes Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 2531 -- Miitorcycle InSurance BLAIR AGENCY 32) 7110 . I _______ - P,iç", & Electronic Organa with automatic rhythm Section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 . W F,rsl St , 377 2255 MONROE- Maylar Spacious.custoni3 BR, 7balh, liv rm , On rm . OCI'I, Cdl .ri hi! , 1 105343,500. 75 minutes to Orlando - Interstate Mall. Store No. 6, id. I 1 & Hwy. 136 Altamoist, SprIngs, Fl. Dated at Altamonle Springs, Seminole County, Florida, November 37, 1916 Publish Nov. Ii. 2$. Dec 5, 17, t9?4 DEF 93 Sanford, FIa, - . __ - 78-Motorcycles CHINABEPRYTREEANTIQUES 1106W First St.. Sanford Antiques,China,GIa, Primitives, Furniture Antique Appraisals Doll Hospital Service Open Tue's thnu Sat , lOS __________________________ - ar1ner's\ 11age 1 35 HOSPITALITY, WARM $1Q 1701 WATERFRONT HOME S .inci BUILDING SITES- tram $29.98) _,, , 1505 W. 25th 59, Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at P.O Bqx 171 Longwood. Fal. 32130. Seminole County, FlorIda under he fictihlou name of MAJOR LEGAL SERVICE, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of ti-Ic Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance wiNs Ihe provisions of li-ti FIctitious Name Stalute's, To Wit Section $6109 Florida Slatuts's 1957. S. Charles Sylvester Publish Nov 1. II. 7). 72. 3,14 DEF 32 571.900 Luxury Patio Apartmen LPN. 1 to 12 Shift Geriatric ix perience preferred Apply in person. Sanford Nursing & Con. valescent Center. 930 MillonylIle FICTITIOUS (lAME toundation, large treeS New FHA I Cottage. S rooms, I batt 151 5 3rd Lake Mary %tl.Sct) Phone 5 0,. LAKE Under 520 000 OPPO,nlmenl MLS REALTORS Arbor 3720779 - SANFORD'.. 3 BR. Could be third. newly redeCorated, appliances, I carport. in resdentia, area small but welt kept home, $17.58) ' 'erms negotiable' ' Real Estate New modern single story 1 & 2 BR apts . and completely furnished studio apIs Conveniently located, CRANK CONREALTY - ST PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando School of Music is olfering private lessons in Sanford 32) 0-949 Peg Real Estate Broier. 321 0610 3737595 'p 46-.-comrnerCial Property WITT REALTY owne,' appliances. acreened porch. 'urbne with Ottic Ian. low utility (O5t. beaUtifully landscaped Priced bClbw reproduction costs ______ I child accepted No pets $40 wk 372 9066 _______________________ 30-Apartments Original MARKHAM ROADAREA 'Wooded lakefront lot on clean clear lake with t chain of lakes where (rOsSwinds prevail BCaut,tul Country setting To see call Marge Stale',', H A DALE INC , 617 6161 ASSOCIATE REALTY Nice corner andscaped nesidCntiM it, ccntr,o S ,nforcj loca',on, R&'a',onab'.- El, owner 3236119 PIEEO A HOME' 5100 riown payment t (jalifed buyerS 3 BR. I' baths, cent hea' nefur b'shed As low as $11000 custom 3 BR. 7' i bath, parquet floors, IOrge utility room With much storage Double garage All Peg Peal Estate Broker 503W 151 St '*' Osten 111 acres, covnty blacktop road, partly wooded, corner property Terms 511.78) Broker, I lIt 0171 SOUTHERN LIVIP'I'- 2 story. i fIR, 2 bath. tam nm , Ig Separate garage & stOrage (1,10'" rm , $49500 01 543.000 7 ' '' - ESTATES ant ique Bought & sold by Estate Agents. Billy H Welts & Associates, Sanford 3723192 or 323 2820 ________________________ _____________________________ For ('is Christmas, g've a 3 rack gun holder, With door for shells Beautifully handmade ol moun tanpin.'. 535 312 1316 or 372 8699 - . -- ___________ Wanted [WY JUNK CARS - from ItO io $30 Call 322 1671 after 1 p m ___________________________ 71-Antiques 57-Sports EquIpment .13-Lots..Acreage -, SELL THAT CAR TODAYi Place a iowcost want ad then st,, close to your phone 131 5.554. Ext 502. 4 BR 7 bath, deluxe & Spacious 1)00 mo plus cleObSit 3223317 eweS ing our chimes arid place a fast acting, low coil want ad Call 372 2611 or 531 9991 - (SR. I bath, cent heSt & air. carpeted, closets galore, enclosed garage, utility rm - fenced back yard, lange corner 101 For Sale or Rent 323 1180 See your Real Estate Broker or call tclyllwilde Boulevard, Memphis, TN 31101 --_______________ Bring _. ____________________________ - ' -- 577 Kelly. Personnel Director. Arrow Glass Boat & Manulacturing CorporatIon. 931 Firestone Rentals - WIN TER SPRINGS - 200 Bit terwood St . 3 BR. 7 b. Fam Pm OW Gan '° If You Quali BR. 2 bath AlSo 1 BR,- I'fAPOLD i-SAIL REALTY. REALTOR. 373 working conditions &-Child Care 538283 - ' Movielarid Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market, south I? 92. every' Sunday. 9a m loS p m NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phone 3fl 1216. 7 pm to 9 pm an, nUll GREGORY MOBILE HOME'S 3503 Orlando Dr 127 3283 Lake Mary - 3 BR.i', bath new homes Under 125.000 with less than 5150 down Governmr',t funding By builder. 0)1 1619. _________________ Equal Housing Opportunity U tooi 55-Boats & ACCessories -" UBSOPI MA 141 P41 2?25 i-lw,' 1792 3?' 3961 ___________________________ 773 (4bl tiQuL,e wide- cifIct' trailer, cenlnal air 8. neal, 7 OltiCe'5 with full bath 373 1610 or 323 4.456 __________________________ ___________________________ Barrinrton. VA loans RI AL ['TATE: - Iurses. RN's & LPN's. Aides, Aide ' Call Bart CHULA VISTA- Groveland 0 nyCI LIP. 3 B. Earn Pm . Fire plc . 5cr porch 560.000 quaI Opportunity Employer Lost long haired white altered male cat, 75th & Sanford. Hiir thin on back 373 1325 , A',soi'Ijt - 77'." AUtOS ,'ywPi I 10' SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS mply 'your carport or garageMe $58 and have fun swapping - - room on nice IS'x 175' lot Priced t quick sale 373 2069 ____________________________ GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by Selling your good used furniture and appliances Larry's New & Used Mart. 215 S intord Awe . 372 1132 _________________________ ______________________________ - SALE: Breaking up housekeeping, large & small items Some old, some new VariouS furniture items 300 W ttn St Sanford Sat & Sun 9 tI ' - hod',' Tools, Sander, Paint Gun Many extras Make otter. 2164 Cardena A.,' , D"ltona 10-Swap 8. Trade GARAGE I Rms with built on den & storage Bill 76-Auto Parts - , 322 3955 -------- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOP price, paid, used, Ony con ditiOn 611 0126. Winter Park GARAGE SALE- Sat & Sun Water skiis, lawn mower, boat ac cessonies. clothes, misc 327 2116 SR so. East of Sanford i mile west of Marina Isle Dr. EVERY DAY someone ii looking for what you hove to sell. Call today and your ClasSified Ad will appear here tomorrow ______________________ YARD SALE- Toys, Dolls, Misc 1220 Hartwell Ave , Saturday & Sunday' tO a m Ii Park Bowers, Operator WE BUY FURNITURE Maitl0ndAucliofl 339 6.It6toIl fr"efrom Sanford - Sales 7539 130 ________________________________ . , LONGW000- 137 ca Ave -1 BR, 78. Fam Pm .Obl .Gnr Fin CC 539.900 . ''Get Em While IJfiI.jrn.rie,I __________________________ tø l:Cclro,'i, 'ii': i)r.l' r)i.p.,, ,'ilij!bs Pr,'fr'rr('cl Call lti'tty Flarnr' FOREST CITY- 3550 Glcaves CI 3 BR, 2', 8. Earn nm , Eta. rm, Dbl Gar , F ireplc . Vac Syst , spninklersys $42,900 OVt EDO- 392 Celery Cr BR. 28. Fam Pm . Dbl Gar DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V P4.ird,ch, (lroker Di'i?nn.t 41 6611 I A're Lakefront 42-MobiIe lion-les 3 tsR, newly painter) Owner will tradeor o F HA, VA, conventional With small costs to buyer $26.58) I CASSELBERRY 1 DELTONA- Beautifully furnished 2 5p home on high Corner lot with Florida room, carport, heat and air Close to shopping 510.000 carpeted, quiet I and 7 bedrooms, 5t75 Iri $115 month AdultS Phone 122 1510 Air, 4312. DELTONA. 1106 Govanni st. BR.2B.Gar $?1. TAFFER REALTY Sanford. I BR. funn downstairs, convenient location References required 593 per mo 831 5992 a.anagement opportunity available For personal interviews, call 32) Alter Hours: 322 0610 322)991 I onq'wond 2327 R'JMMAGE SALE 2527 Georgia Ave - (across from Seminole Highi. Sal 105 & Sun 12:30 to - Expert Mechanics, All work guaranteed Reasonable prices 23 yrS experience Moaley's Garage. GalI.nle's 3726977 - __________ _____________ Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any quantity i-lOLL'S. CASSELBERRY, Hwy 17 92, $30 4206 -- ' - 76A-Auto Repairs -- - - 68-Wanted to Buy KE NMOR E WASHER -- Parl, ,,er ice Used mlchines l.'OOtLiAt4l[532)069 Best Hunt Realty, Inc. If Purchased & Closed By 7521 Park Dr 327 2119 Dec. 31, 1916 Realtor 327 9751 ____________-1 BR. 2 baths, den. _ - Cash for Antqus Consignments wanted Hi way 16 Auction Electric Co Park Dr 327 1542 54 -'Giraqe Fill Santa's bag quick and easy Shop the want ads Ion Christmas buyS - tOmpbelI'$ Poodle Pact Complete pofe,sonat groon,oq 7167 Park Aye. 3721121 GE lb Refrigerator, Peg $499 Now lormal dining, large screened in I Huge Bedrooms p, Teg & Lake Bnaritley Schools, AllOmonte' Springs You lust won't find the SPACE in I ti1.SLt) il? 2656 any other home plus acreage pIus LAKEF PONT i 3 BR. could I PluS 3 car garage - All for Buys . i,nder 150.000' Call Carole Jordan, Realtor L.sriii' 1 tIP, cusbom built home TODAY 'or qiiie't Street Oversized rooms. eat appointment " kitchen, dining room, double CLIFF JORDAN. REAL TOP lot 511.900 930 Hwy 131. Lonqwooii Ill 0272 _______________3 BR inCounty With large lot, family room $17,583 Jim SAN MO PARK I73tix'rJri, trailer opts Adult & limit,' park W&kly 3515 Hwy Il 92, Sanford 32) 1930 - ....... -Camper Trailer for refll. 71', full bath, Iwin beds, Heat, ar 322 5732 perienced only. Write giving name, telephone'. s.atary expected. and brief outline of experience to Box 621. C o The Evening Herald, P0 Box 1657. Santord. Fla. 37711 .. By' Owner- ______ 65-Pets-Supplies ,. Days 3?? 6123 PlIghts 327 2)57 . -. 52-Appliances _______ 1973 79' 5th Wheel' Qvinstar Coach man, o,r, with radio, built In' speakers, all equipped With orl withOut 1971 Ford Pick up truck.l Both A I Condition 17500 327 3149 I ' ' ______________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 323 5774 Anytime No Closing Costs --------- - . Own Carpet CAOLL'S FURNITURE fl 5101 over - HOUSE 1025 Santa St Sanford i-lame your terms. 3?? 6637 hefr,re noon or nights only 1183 REALTOR, MLS 73% Year End Special Eves 323 0485 Aoite GOVERNMENT HOUSES rIiwn 'F TI P ,'.NS i-i., down Harold Hall Realty .___ - Legal Notice NOTICE OF ACTION JOHN StULS AGENCY PayS 372 1111 fIri,pr I Owner has priced thiS well kept 3 yr old 3 BR, tar last sole Equipped kilchen.with breakfast bar, utility room, 7 baths, living & dining, paneled family room. thl overlooks a large yard with citrus trees Quiet area, close to esrythinq $31.SOt) 173 0210 3 BR, I bath, carpeted ,snd A kitchen equipped, nice large lot Can assume mortgage No Puallfying Very small down paymenl Monthly payment on n'ortgaqe $1S797 I BR, turn .spt 'lightS, water furn Mature diluilS No pets, 595 327 ________________ 7296 after 1 wk days WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't needs" fast and at a low, Low cost Sanford, F lot d.t 32171 ------ ------ . 529500 ) arpet. 572,000 , price ____________________________ .-.--- --------_-__ -. STOP PEN TING - Move in - then (Pt. kit cq'.ppcd '-' '4"" - - Santord -- 2 BR. CS, ar. screened porch, double lot. fruit & large oak trees, nice neighborhØ $19,900 12.830 tin, about $160 mo Owner will tin.snce 2007 Jefferson Aye 227 1311 days, or 628 3059. ash in, Chuck Mocr CHOICE AREA. 3 flR, 7 bath, 30' family rm • a uriC home $31,900 Low Down VA & FHA Homes KUIp Really. 322 2135 407 W FirSI SI., Sanford REAL NICE HOME 7 BR, clean, near shcping No 2619 Elm , Sanfora (,sil Mrs , ri._129 6956 __________________________ FURNISHED I . central air, ready to move in - P eq Real Eslale Broker 2630S Sanford Ave 371 0759 eves 377 1613 OVI EDO FTU- Duplexpi Furn or Onlurn . Wooded. Home size lots RIOGEW000 VILLAGE 163 3721 ______________________________ 31-Apartments SUPILA?1D Pleat 3 BR, I. b1tt. corner lot, fenced, air, carpets, Only $19,900 VAor FHA FRICKE 8. FR ICI( E ASSOC. INC., III 3753 w. GARNETT WHITE Original Still in 5630 Will sell for $755 cash or lake up payments of SI? per month (10 MONEY DOWN Will take traCe as part payment Free home trial. no obligation Call 644 6779 day or nQht Peg Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 917W 1st St.. Sanford 372 36.41 or 3273757 after Hrs, ______________________________ . Ridgewooci Arms warranty 75-Recreational Vehicles Rent Our Rinsenyac Like new. Singer's finest BALL REALTY 41-Houses temC(an Your SINGER F (JTUPA Sunday, Nov. II. l974-1)A Rent 64-Equipment for SEWING MACIIItIE ________________________ 41-Houses - 51-Household Goods Req Real Estate Broker General Contractor 377 Ck'tiofwo GiU IDEAS! ___________________________ RATES - Patrick J LyonS. wicir to Charles Howard M. Staples £ wi Johnnie Jerry C Rhodes, Sgl & Bonnilyn Magnolia SVC. Corp to Ram S. to Lawrence B. Lacailiad. & wi Asoc , Inc LI 559 Wekiva Hunt Club A Packer & i-lb Gary 0 to James (linger & wi Mary, Lot 43 & S 6'f Meeker clutch purses, cigarette case's & key cases Gwallney i 41, 81k G. Woodmere Park, 2nd G Truilt & *1 Marslou F . Lot 21? Martha B.. Lot Si. English Woods, Fox Hunt, Sec 3 US® Jewelers. 20.4 5. Park Ave. rept . 522.500 1st add., 551,300. Wrenwocxi HIs . Un 2. 530.500 Magnolia Svc Corp to Ram Aso Sidney Morrison. sgl to James C. Anthony S Guilliano 4. *1 Sylvia Inc. LI 719 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Harold P Sundvail & *1 Alice to Thomas S Monfort. DIVORCE FORMS - For free n to Richard A. Tagtiafecrl & wi Hunt. Sec 3. $6,900 Doy Presley & wi Bobbie . , LI I Coddington & Lot 1. BIt i. Tier S. E P Traftords formation write to. Box 791, Sandra P.. Lot 9. 81 C. Carriage Hill The HuSkey Co to Jay J. Andre- 4. RepI 81k tO Highland Park, 5100 Map of Town of Sanford. 531.000 Pompano. Fta . 33061 un 1, 535,000 wi. Annelte. Lot 1. 81k E Sweet Rex A Stone to Roy Presley & Samuel W Smith & *1 Enid to Josephine Oshel to Sandra Sue wafer Oaks, Sec Bobbie Jea. LI I Repial of 81k 10 Stephen I Burns & wf Nancy B . Lot Smith, SQl , Lots 20 8. 71. 81k F. Wilson Delzeli & wI Mary D tO Highland Park, %14® Witd*ood. 529.900 MOb'ie Manor, 5300 Brian J Conway 4. *1 Barbara 0. John E Lewis & wf Betty to Earl Robt C Shepherd & wl Theresa Eliz. Karolina George. it ten., Lts I & 2 leSs E 72'. N N tO' of 19. lCSS 0 Cox & wi Pose Marie, Lot IS. BIk New Electronic Sensor Perm & Ann to Gary W Van Trump & wI Lot 13, 81k E, Normandy Add . to E 72' 81k B. Brantley Hail Ests.. Beauty Care Products. Towers , lOylIwilde DI Loch Arbor. Sec I Jane W . Beg 101.64' N & 440W W CB. 519.600 5435® Beauty Salon, 519 E 1st . 327 5742 54358) of SE cor of NE4 of NE. of Sec 27 John E. Falklngham iii & Gail T. Wm Whilley Mead & wi Glenda Joseph Fonto & wt Emma Li 21), Chula Vista, SHOP, RENT. SWAP THE EASY 2137. etc aka to Bob Dalls & wI Jan. it. ten. Lot 0, Wi. to Louis P Karnbach 8. Ruth L Larry D Stout & wI Nelda. S of WANT AD WAY Read and use the Pt Unrec. Plat, 5.4.500 Colonnades, ihird addn.. Lot $61, Spring Oaks Un 1, °'® Lots I & 2. 81k C. Saniando Springs, J0hn A Lochridge & wi Connie to Want Ads everyda,' Jean K Albers to Kyung Uk Park Lk O.sks Sec . 5558) Coil & wf Teresa, W 50' 01 Lot C.eo C McDaniel & wf E Marie to & *1 Bank Deuk Li 64 Apple Valley K,nneth E. Taylor & wI Mary to Angel FACED WITH A DRINKiNG Underks, 5.10.000 Leonard D Will,ams& wf, Lot 181k Unit Twa. 550.000 W,lford F. Adams, sql .101 20. 81k 5 PROBLEM Barbara S. Rusk to Robert 0. E. The Meadows WeSt. 531,500 F A lams & wf Dorothy to S L repi Sh I £ 2. North On Townsite Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Marks, Esq.. Trustee. Lot ii, Ronald Dickerson & wi Laura L. De 'tore & wt Dorothy T Lot 6 & S 4th Addn.. 520.000 Can Help Tuscawilia s.d. $100. to Ronald B Olson& *1 Eugenia J, S 15' of 7 81k H Tn t2, Sanlando Call IT) 4S17 S R 431 Investment Corp bC & I 116' Of Lot 5, 81k E, Hi Alta Little Springs. 570000 Jack A. Taylor £ wi Emily to FF., Contractors Inc . LI 17, 81k 2. Sabai Write P 0 [lot 121) Arei. %21.9C.. The Huskey Co. to Stuhrke Conitr Sem . Lot 34. Sans Soucl, Ovedo, lection of Roofing," send 30 duesn't happen when i Sanford Al Amn Family Group P.O. Boa 533. S.'ntord, FIa. 32711 settles on a cold surface. It iFor either of Andy lang's booklets, "Wood Finishing in Orlando - Winter Patk q 831-9993 41-Houses SIA RS * * * * 1 'HE ' the llmue" or "Gwde to the Se- Can you tell me what causes 322-2611 ( flSSIFIED DEPT. FOLLOW - them to sweat and why doesn't it occur all the tone' A. - Tius is condensation, caused when warm, moist air sweat and sometimne don't I HOME inc., Unit C 119 Bldg 4, Wekivi Villas, condo. 537,100 Carolyn Mae Griffin to RIchard I Biommer I. vt DixiC P., Los 13 Winter Springs Unit 2. 110.000. Tfiayer W Maxwell & )e'we C to James P Herbirt & WI Gwendoliyn, LI. I 81k E, EngliWi [5,1. Un. I, 134.900. Martoc Sudden, lc. to Ge.. C. McQaiw,l £ wI I. Marie, Lot 43$. basement ceiling sometimes Seminole By Vl% IAN BROWN the Ikr, but ,i iiiller square 41C a line I lhru S I imes ,tP NCWSftUtCs HOURS a line ]IC of fabric can be used on top for timeS 25 6 lhru tyose11 platforiii seat. ?Ic a line t,ian decorating advantages. 30 P M 7 Iitiit' AM ing, resurfaced tables, sten(52 .00MINIMUMCHARGE) MONDAY lhru FRIDAY To put stencils on walls, labcdk'd walls, fabrics and window ___ 3 LineS Minimum 9Noofl SATURDAY nt' or shades, use masking tape shades are some ways young ________________________________________________________ to hold the cut.out in place and a iOA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 2t, 1976 people arttk'corating to stretch stencil brush for each color DEADLINES nteager funLs. paint. Flowers, birds, pineNoon The Day Before Publication I'latfonn seating is fashionapples anil tlucks are popular. abl used even in the homes of bUt yOU can make your interior designers. Easily made Sunday Noon Fi'iday l'ainted white with solid color color as the base. Portuguese, Inst h' soro it eiarilv what out of plywood, the seating can vivid blue or green tiles, such a Spanish and Dvlft tiles arc it __________________________ be used individually or on sev- table can look smashing. The particularly colorful if tIU can the surface you choose. One eral levels. One decorator used same idea can be applied to locate them. Man people enjoy couple stencilled right over -18-Help Wanted brown velvet, another used glass-topped. metal terrace ta- designing their own plain tiles, Plaster walls and liked the 4A-PUbliC Notices beige pinwale corduroy and an- Ides, the kind that come in nests which can be ordered through faditt effect they achieved other covered platforms and and are eften discarded when local building supply stores. when the plaster absorbed YES! walls with sisal, so a wide van- the glass breaks. Plywood is Transferring patterns to plain of the paint. 5n(ord Seminole Jaycees are still •ty of choices iiiay be made. used to hold the tile, tiles, glazing and Firing them Restaurant Sampler eiiing The plywood is cut to the desirTo tile any table, begin by may prove to be a drawnout Co'jpon BOOkS (or $11 9S Call 323 itriti iii i;i %LI" Matching the stencil to fabric 'rot % or 323 4310. or afler S cali 323 cd size and covered with a putting sealer or varnish over process for beginners, and shades is fun. lIe sure to use 593. cushion or not. If used in a old wood. After measuring the For dining, a draped table is a textile paint. Wash and iron TO WORK OR sleeping niche the mattress is table and estimating the num- cozy choice for two people. It fabric before you use it, and NOT TO WORK covered in a matching fabric, her of tiles needed, the squares niiay be made with a plywood wait until the paint is dry to THAT IS THC SEARS telephones wili be open Old tables bought at tag sales can be drawn on the table with a top 30 inches is a good iiiove the stencil. Shades should QU ESTlOI. every night 'Iii I thru Dec. 22 TWO or junk shops are being made pencil. The tiles can be iiia- thaineter or it can be larger, lie stencilled by working from days deIIvery 322 1 7 71 AAA IS THE ANSWER useful when topped with tile or nipulated so they comiie out even depending on the base that will the edge to the center of the MANAGER TRAINEE glass or plastic after being at the edge by adjusting the support it. Old metal sewing design on a flat surface. Clean STEREOSALES-EXP 4-Personals Painted and refinished. Small space between where the grout $300 itachine bases art, popular for the stencil before moving it to a ______________________________ INSURANCE SEC 2,483 PBX OPERATOR-Typing square antI oblong tables, use- will go. One woman suggests this purpose because they are new area After 24 hours apply wEOD; NGS PERFORMED Comm SALES REP. ful for lamps, provide an oppr- sinking tiles right into grout. sturdy and easily hitched to the ; iron on low heat to the stencil By Nolary Public JANITOR COUPLE 327 7026- Eves & Weekends tunity for new workers, but cx- then quickly cleaning the tops, plywti<sl. $783 MECHANIC-Exp for about six iiiinutes, using a 55$ perienced do-it-yourselfers but ou need sonic sort of rim if CLERK TYPIST A lwnber yard or building pressing cloth for protection, iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' - Part FLORAL DESIGNER might refinish big round tables, you do that. store can cut out a circle of IN YOUR FAMILY? time Tiles may be obtained with plywood, which can be attached AL ANON setting ji tile pattern in the ceo5600 As for home-built furniture, DIESEL MECHANIC tci - The area heeds to be cut out iiiatdiing borders iii several to the tip with screws on nails, any nuiniber of books provide For families or friends of problem -WE SELL SUCCESSand plywood must be set widths, but some people prefer The trestle of the machine base useful information and patterns drinkers 323 3176 201 CommercIal beneath it so the tiles can be set wood molding around a tiled iniakes a good storage spot for for building just about any- For further information call 423 455? or write Electrician's Helper wanted Ex.$ wood tahit', painting it the Same ilIaiiIzincs. The cloth got's ti thii1ii. flush with the table. Pacesetter Builders Inc thday. eye. I was told they Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Decorating Prolects Abound FLJ[URA BY SINGER ' LIGHT PIAuLIP4C,& yapt) AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone3$3j7) ______________________ Land Clearing Well Drilling _______________________ HUGI'SEY EQUIPMENT .siLLlONs OF DOLLARS fl keo ' LIe (icaring, Mowing. Oiscinq. Ii:. l Snger 'op Tun and Sew Estjte 'S sold daily in thO WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Fill D'rt. Clay Reck. Sand. Zig Zag iliOcti,flC5 (IOSSifie'd ads Nothing small Assume , SPRINKLER SYSTEMS BoclenQe Loader Ph 3725121 baiance Ut $155 Si3ur p4y Ill 50 per that I All tpe5 and SiZes month Will late trade in Singer Wan? to Sell.something? 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Fouled Out Eberle, pry, Halt Jenkins Team Fouls - LIke Brantley II J SCC i rI -- If f , Cagers FaceBrevard COCOA - Socininole Cum- inunity College meets an old basketball nemesis in the Bre%ard1nksgiung Tourna t r - / / / _ • ment after the ILaiders and hest lirevard staged victories Frida y night Seminole / . / / ' - -', defeated Okalousa-Walton, 9670 and Brt ard stopped Br intle s Ricks Cra w ford from side for to liroward North, 104-68. Willie s44 William and Ro be rt Lwis led Seminole with 22 and 18 points, respectisely . ' - SEMINOLE CC , ' - . , , ' .,, -- __________ - . Total$ IS 26 31 96 r 7I. Campteil 200 A. Gienecs 7 00 -. - 111r, j', "s, llIllI . Johnson 2 00 A. Jursek 0 00 0. Seminole i 46-11111 it-?* Team Fouls Seminole 1), Okaloo$aW-Ison 29 Fouled Out Jackson . • - ______ Rotary Grid Tilt On - - -. - -- junior college star at Bre%ard Community College; 6-5 Curt year with a knee Injury, and 6 T Atk ins 62 211 W WIliami 3 46 22. Zko 534 ii, tuer 3226. LewisS .'riit,,imS 3 00 5. Reynolds 0 22 2 The -running folks"making the breaks include the other returning starter, 6-4 guard Ike Coats. and the three newcomers Wilkes says will compose his front line most of the time - 15-6 ) IV Niel Daniels, an allFlorida Al 11 ' ' . Louis I 00 "40 was No. 2 nationally m free thr ow shooting with an .883 mark. O'Connell exudes optimism Forrester. who was out last r, , - Last year, O'Connell was crated with 142 assists - four short of the Deland school's single season record - and he turtl 1-:1 torto r, ItIql r-.. 133 James Swilley, right. battles for loose baU for Lyman MaIl'ie*s200iM:ilsZ 00 4 Sca Ic shop practical... or 11 S-6 27. 1$ II 25 IS - 77 Lake Howell Lake Bradley leader on the floor," says O'Connell, an accounting major and former Golden Gloves toxt's my job. to run the I DOWNTOWN ORLANDO US "I've always felt that I'm a A InrIt CALL , 11th a 520 SOUTH HWY. 17-92-CASSELBERRY, FLA. 32707 It The big gun is pugnacious, point guard O'Connell. Wilkes said, "Haying 13 the court like having .-I coach on the floor." IIv(I Orm 11:11 run full rurt putt run - electric typewriter, STORE HOURS DELIVERIES: All merchandise priced for pick-up at our sloiles or distribution center. Free delivery of office supplies ($10 minimum order) In Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties . . . delivery charge on all other items. Outside the Tri-County area, orders shipped transportation charges collect. TERMS: Pay cash, USe yoUr Master Charge, BankAmericard, American Express or George Stuart charge. 2. Totali 24 ? 14 SS 14 78 is square-jawed This Christmas ' WILDWOOD Crawiord? 3117. Nester 23 57, Hato years. ' :' L WLIcu- rwn to work with a homely That means the student s first ml.! twp Sim II ' S4495 - tfull aur Imp r=-, , it electric took tot homework. Club work business work and letter CiSily pinpoint $t.ltions for optimum reception. Large - 116 Il 13 11 I6-0 II 15 tO 6-45 0 0 0 0. D Dersh,mer 3 0 1 6. Ai Dovorihinner 1 0 0 2. Silvestri 0 1 2 1, Despite the loss of three ... starters Wilkes is optimi st ic that he has a number of speedy running folks" this year to come up with something approaching tils 179 22-I and 10 -9 squads of the pt three ":' electric portable Model 5140 Model RP 6000 AM/FM Stareocast, radio ___ " 0 1 3 1. Tolaft IS IS 27 45 Lefsbur5 Lyman - A. Fry 13S9, L ero y 1426 )0 our schedule, but we're ready." ___ It 5 4111110CIM 149"' ; I - -- - AM/FM Portable with geornal tuning Unique geometric tuning dial has crustbaf,, to pre. Johnson '. OmPtQtliQ 12, Silvers I 02 match the records of the past three seasons said Wilkes We dont have a breather In ,,,, ptlortin ' i ii it HOLAY SPECIAL twit tts'" uu:tielf cur, the I power, big speaker Ultra reliable AM FM portable radio designed with precision aircraft-type controls Features Sanyo's hmaus Unicono speaker osrphcno jack built in AC adap Suggested Retail Price $2995 r f' Totals 16 13 42 15 good learn but faces -a far tougher schedule this year than ever before." "All 7 .7 of our opponents are Division One teams and it wfll be extremely difficult for us to HOLIDAY SPECIAL Big ' Carroll 1 0 3 2, meadows li oi ) Hykowski 1 3 5 19, Martin 10 1 7 21 won / -4 bie radio Pori , Fouled out -. Rich Team Oi% Wi*ood2O.Ovledo IS Technkal the road for its first five games starting a aOUtii Alabama. Glenn Wilkes, 47, who has 300 basketball games in 19 '.ears s.,tjd his Hatters are a Model RP 5131 AM/FM solid stale Joen schedule which puts Stetson on HOLIDAY SPECIAL $ Ifull trottil LEESBURG Chatman 14613 36, 1 35 5, Williams 1 0 0 6. Walker 1 0 I I. Peeples I Ii 3, Legons 3 0 I 6. Totals 24 1221 60 LYMAN Swilley 1006 Thomas] 65 11, Carter 000 0. Neal S121l. Cle vel and tdw: Oviedo season. "We have to play well on the it J -044 - ' ,cl!J i 0 geometric tuning system. Switchat, AFC to prevent drill and tone Control Es' phone phone jack Operates on tour penlight batteries with optional AC adaptor Suggested Retail Price :0eb..e - " - NashOO 23. Totals flU 7: m) last season and I want it to be I good one," said floor leader Buny O'l'onnell, looking forwai d to tonight's opening of the Model RP 5150 High performance portable AM/FM Rica '4 .- Farr LAKE HOWELL Adams 1 00 Electra HOLIDAY SPECIAL Mint-siz e AM/FM portable radio P,,% , , ~cl 0 sound in 1 -CORONA L. min Iffill vigil Im-If - Ike Brantley's effort wa 12, Noble 3 22 11. Hird Gould Couch Cagers ;'.I. row, n ___ and flureal Bell with 10. Derek Mart in sco red 21 points to lead Lake Howell, and plenty of help came from Ray 01 Stets on i - I toumarnent high. Fouled out - Carter. Eisen. Lynian was led in the scoring Walker Team Fouls -Leesburg 20. department by juruor Greg Lyman 22 Liti- nian's Frankie Carter. right, gets late look $ ••i-i -- -, - Backing Ifird's effort for trd'place finish with a 77.5 ' ;i:: LtTI - ..'• thumping of Wildwood, while paced by Harold Leroy with a Lake Howell outscored Lake game high 30 points. Ricky Brantley, 85 in the con Crawford adlert 17 soition game. HOLIDAY SPECIAL ts:tsc ar - ,;•-';: points to lead the lions to a added 14 and Kent Weaver 2. , / - (See Crod Control, Page ZBj Oviedo's Gary Ilird scored 27 Hykowski with 19. Leon Jenkins . ': . plaguing the National F oo t ba ll ripping host Lyman to the tune Oviedo was Bobby Couch with of a 60-15 verdict which leaves 13 points, Cedric Canley with 12 HOLIDAY SPECIAL ' L ___________ rying case. 6 digit capacity. Pril-Ass on easy-to-read ttiermal tape Feaiurcs vrcont key. Xld mode a;nd / I Constant L C 101 Hand-size Scientific calculator. lo-digii. full scientific noiai.un independent memory and 18 Clentific functions AC adaptor ptional 4 penioght batteries included Suggested Retail Price $49 95 ' 0 U memory. Percentage ' r rrark.up and q'4tation into memory br grand total or two penlight batteries (included) Suggested Retail Price $12.95. ' G C C L. L a Bowl Basketball Tournament, calculator Ltt' Thi' Fict f,loiel 1140 features big, 0 e is 'to-read figurs. omc ,, plete with battery charger and car- 0 CD 6 0 "That was a dist ressing cirDan-cumsthnce," Says Jack Dan ahy, NFL director of security. 'We understand that billiard ballswere being thrownthen, too. A couple of weeks later, an official was t on the head by a whiskybo ttle at a thro playoff game Minnesota. "This year we had a bad situatlon in New England for a Monday nit game. There pionship game of the Rotary added II A now professional size printing .' .,. Model Y-81 1 a 1 / - ' :';i It!"t %v !P - ague. Derby was marred when a smoke bomb was hurled onto the track shortly alter the race began. Contact sports such as foot ball and hockey suffer from far more dangerous Incidents In Buf falo last December, Minnesota Vikings star Chuck Foreman was M near the eye by an iceboll tossed from the stands. Luckily, he es caped serious injury. But that episode was only part of a trend Ed Chatman was something Thomas, who finished with 14 of a one-man wrecking gang points mcludinga peectfor Friday night in the chain- 8 from the line Mircus Neal goo iysia i HOLIDAY SPECIAL . . - :;'i _________________________________ 1TT .' I - Features rechargeable battery pick Suggested Retail Price $9995 $1995 HOLIDAY SPECIAL with two silver oxide batteries (included) Suggested Retail Price $19 i :'tI :::i - The Pocketronic II features large easy-to-read printout on cassotte 1 Modal FX Itirli r-lin Im.to rnn $499s loiding thermal tape. Complete with AC ddapluil. 10 digit capacity. I I "We've had a lots of reverence for the participants in sports. There is a fervor that comes with attending a sports event That fervor IS transmitted to the crowd. The fans express their displeasure in various ways. Sometimes, they will boo. Sometimes, they'll throw things. The crowd can take on a life of its o." Eve major sport has had its ugly episodes. Even a sposedly peaceful pas time such as horse racing is subjected to Lyman I In Final, 60-45 HOLIDAY SPECIAL __ they ttempt to test the limits.Fan unr est. Th e 16 Kentucky States. Wild fan sprees don't happen that often abroad, either, but they are well-publicized. The prime danger today is the abuse athletes take From the crowd and the small percentage of fans who hurl objects onto the field, "It's not a matter of pre meditated actions," says Prof. William Pooler of S)Tacuse University. "People realize the means of crowd control are effective. When the fans see they can get away with more, - Suggested Retail Price $24 00000 00000 09000 Ll:?LI tai Iloilo ________________ , Contro Ca tures Rotary Tournament Ca e i available. 2 penlight batteries included 10700 9 HOLIDAY SPECIAL Leesbur J - digit display. 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"What happened with the Yankees was kind of strange," added Bench recalling the Yankee Stadium fans' ecstatic but turbulent reaction to Chris ambliss' ninth-inning homer that won the 1976 American League pennant. "When they ran onto the field, they were happy, they wanted to celebrate. But they almost trampled Chambliss." But stornnng the playing HOLIDAY SPECIAL Model P-811 A m1cmilislorill marvel. s-,~igt ci.~, play - int . Problem: when it happens, the umpiresarea is rare In the United SPECIAL 95 Lt 1111111:1.:11. Ill In"I t ru (_ HOLIOAY SPCIAL you need i printed tape plus portability, the ____ : on 95 $ \ I ____ Growing come noticeable in s ports t day. One need look no farther After their Cleveland Cayaliers won a crucial National Basketball Association playoff game against Washington last spring , 20,000 screaming fans in 11w Coliseum rose as one. Their roar was loud enough to drow it a jetliner. " "hose fans deserve as much credit for this win as we do," ('avs' center Nate Thurmond said afterw ard. While such scenes are cornIlion and welcome, another type of Fan demonstration has be- 'iç I carrying case included. Suggested Retail Price S129.95. ____________ $14 95 Price 1 , TI-50SOM is perfect! Prints ten digits plus audit symbols. Live memory ... four memory operations activitated by one memory key. Percent for addons or discounts, Separate add register provides "dual memory" capability. Powered by built-in recharg eabl e batteries Thermal piper , charger, ncluded). Suggested Retail minute second) 6-dig,t display AC adaptor available Two por-rolight Oatteries mcluded Suggested Retail or HOLIDAY SPECIAL LO D prp tt: pi Ell If C 1 Al _____ A PORTABLE CALCULATOR HAT PRINTS! Model H-812 8-d;git handy calculator. Useful .,ed decimal mode with roundI Percent key. square root Tra vels anywhere. Optional AC tiptor or 2 penli ght bTheries --A -- ir TexasInstrumentS If ,,on (hour minute second or degri ago an All Electronic Calculators \ Sports' __ Sunday, Nov. 28, 197-1B Top Sennnole Cuunty prep football fans %ill be keeping an eye on two bo%l garnei tonight with Seminole Ifigh playing at '. ___ - 6-- - .1r--v;- _-- ... Gainesville in the Florida Bowl agai nst Largo. and Orlando Evans and Leesburg tangling in h ft Ri I in Longwood. ______ ;-•Z- __________ 'v' - ' -- �2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, Nov. 2S, 1976 Evening H*rald, Sanford, Fl. Bay Bucs Stare 0-14 Season Square In Eye By The Associated Press "Oakland's passing game can ver at New England, the New division leaders, are each 9.2. give any team trouble because York Jets at Baltimore, New Washington Is out of the NFC McKay wasn't exactly you hare to double-team Cliff Orleans at Los Angeles, Seattle East title chase but by beating inJohn his usual one-liner mood. Branch, and that just opens up at the New York Giants, Miami Philadephia the Redskins can Tampa Bay's alfable coach, Dave Casper down the middle," at Cleveland, Chicago at Green move into a second-place tie who has shown an ability to hcsaidofOaklandquarterback Bay, Atlanta at Houston and withSt. Louisintheduelforthe laugh in the faceasofhis tragedy, wasn't laughing Bucca-Ken gets.Stabler's two prime tar- Kansas City at San Diego. On NFC wild-card playoff spot. i1onday night it's Minnesota at neers, the worst team In the The Steelers, taking a sixWhat the Bucs-Raiders game San Francisco. National Football League, P1'e' comes down to Is a test of the game winning streak into CmOn Thursday, Dallas all but pared to meet the best, namely old "on any given Sunday" the'- clinched the National Confer- cinnati, face more than a the Oakland Raiders. or>, and the possibility-how- ence East title by beating St. sUhipk must-win situation. Not "Our next three games would ever remote-that the 0-11 LouIs 19-14 to take a two-game only to they have to beat the be a hard test for anybody, not Raiders might actually heat the lead over the Cardinals in the Bengals but they also have to just us," he said, looking past 10-1 Raiders, already the chani- division with two games to go, hope that New England lose.s to Stoday's game against the pious in the American Confer- and Detroit downed Buffalo 27- Denver. If Cincinnati and the IItaIders to the Pittsburgh Ste1- ence West. 14 despite O.J. Simpson's !'ati- iots win, Pittsburgh's ers and New England PatriIn Sunday's other action It's record of 273 yards that made hopes of reaching a third ots-and possibly the first 0-14 Philadelphia at Washington, him the first NFL rusher to gain straight Super Bowl will vanish. record in NFL history. PitLcbiu-gh at Cincinnati, Den- 200 yards or more in five And the Patriots, second in games. the AFC East, are still shooting If this were two years ago, for more than the AFC wild when playoff sites were pre- card. The Pats can still overdetermined regardless of the take Baltimore, leading the diplayoff teams' records, McKay vision by one game. might be able to look forward to The Los Angeles Rams can an Oakland team resting many become the third team to clinch lt lut Is s..tsis __________________________________________________________ of Its regulars. But now the sites an NFL division crown, joining are based on the playoff teams' Oakland aid the NFC Central records-so Coach John champ Vikings, if they beat the Madden's Raiders still need Saints and San Francisco, every victory they can get. ond in the NFC West, loses Sornetimesafter 10 on the evening of Dec.7 Mad Dog Ross and They're 10-I while Baltimore Monday night's game to MmRennie Pinder will square off in a 10-rounder that will climax the and Cincinnati, the AFC's other ne.sota. biggest night of boxing ever seen in Florida, "Proceeds are to go to the Central Florida Childrens Home," promoter Pete A.shlock explained at a recent press conference. "Because of this, we are going all out to provide Central Florida with a show they will never forget." Along with the Ross-Pinder bout Ashlock's matchmaker, Bruce Trampler, has Joey Vincent defending his Florida welterweight title against St. Augustine's "Tiger" Cliff Johnson; Ed "Savage" Turner meets Al Migliorato; Scott Clark faces Battling Bee; Mike Hooks And Jabs Stadium Planning Big Night Br Whyms meets Frankle Santore; Nat Gates against Ernie Barr; and Milton Owens opposing Al Moss, ii s ( e t I I J ( 0 1'(:1 And that's just the pro portion. The amateurs, which will get underway at 6:30, will send James Salerno against Lester Austeil; Perry Brown versus Harry narros; onn - uurncane" tiayclen alter Bert Bell; Rocky Sweet oppositelonySmith; BarronSweet with Tim Smith; and Shotgun CLEVELAND AP) The The Dolphins also are reRobinson vs. Roosevelt Austell. Cleveland Browns, who have to bounding from a bitter, 17-16 win their last three games to defeat against the Baltimore And that's just the boxing portion. Between amateur and pro cards, Ashiock will put on three get a crack at the National Colts Monday a game that special contact karate (kick-boxing) bouts featuring some of the Football League playoffs, are they saw lost when the Colts nation's top performers. slight favorites as they bang blocked a Miami extra point try "Two men who have already agreed to appear are Gary Edens into the Miami Dolphins here that would have tied the game today. and Tony Lopez," Ashlock explained. in the final secontis. "Edens fought on the CBS Spectacular (Oct. 2) for the Will) seven victories and four Gregg observed that the Delworld's title, while Lopez is still undefeated and considered the defeats behind them, the phins have been hurt by infinest prospect in the nation. Browns have hopes for the juries, but are "a good football "The show will start at 6:30 sharp with the amateur program. American Conference wild card team.. they still have a lot of Then around 7:15 or 7:30 it will be the Contact Karate people spot, but they know "we have good football players..." Ga/s ' Sports "-I At SCC ' Volleyed' i Ik'rald Correspondent Women's sports are beginning to take hold around the Seminole Community College campus. The women's volleyball team, under the direction of Coach Rachacl Roll and assistant Susan Marcus, has just completed an 8-16 season. Coach Roll said it wasn't a winning season but "it was better than last year's 0-14 record." Mrs. Roll is a physical education instructor and has taught at SCC for nine years. Coach Marcus is n instructional assistant who is studying for her trainer's certificate at Florida Technological University. She has played volleyball for four years, three at FTU and one at Stetson University. Coach Roll said Coach Marcus "did a great deal with the team," teaching them the skills and techniques she had learned through cxperience. SCC sponsors two women's teams, volleyball, in its second year, and tennis, in its third. Coach Roll said it took a lot of hard work to get the women's tennis team established but it was a first. She also hopes to organize a softball team this spring. "There weren't any competetive sports for women when I was in college," said Coach Roll. "I think girls should have a chance to compete." She feels that the high school programs have been a great help in promoting women's sports activities by feeding interested girls into the college programs. SCC 1 Mary Mcl)onough backed by Lavern Boykin - . A - A two-under- by winning the Southern middleweight title from Emmett Atlas, puts his 147-pound Florida title up against one of his most peraistent challengers when he meets Johnson. The Turner-Migliorato bout could be interesting. Turner has a mark of 16-5, but he has never been able to become a crowd favorite. possibility of a losing season. It dition of the season. would be the first losing season Ist Sunday, Warfield tsJk as an NFL head coach for for four Dolphins' mentor Don passes for 79 ards and a Shula. touchdown in the Browns' victory over Tampa Bay. PCi4 lock's contract doesn't expire home runs and 85 runs batted in Tex., tied for second, worth $410 apiece, with 208 totals. King finished with a 67, Erickson a 70. Young's 68 Leads Way MANILA Donna C.appont Young of the United States fired a four-under-par 68 to take a three-stroke lead over - East Women's Invitational Open Golf Championship, Co ate s Captures Courts hip SAN MATEIO, Calif. Salute The Coates, $4, took a 21ength victroy over Doneress In the $25,000 Courtship Stakes at Bay Meadows. - Warfleld, who is highly popugained over very weak opposition and came before he was injured lar with the Cleveland fans, has in a car accident. vivid memories of another Cleveland-Miami game in 1973. This one really has the local fight crowd split on who will Ifl fl emerge the victor, That was his first "homeClark, who has been sidelined with an ear injury, will be facing The coming" after he had been sent MASON, Ohio tAP) his toughest test In Bee, who hails from the Baha.rnas. 1977 tour by the Professional to the Dolphins in 1970 as part of The Gates-Barr bout would be a wind-up In almost any arena in Golfers Asaociation will again the deal that trought quarthe country. Gates lost a 10-round split decision to Mike Quarry In Include a stop here Sept, fl'35 terback Mike Phipps to Clevehis last outing, while Barr is the Bahamas top light heavyweight where a $150,000 purse will be land. When Warfield's name 'as prospect sought. Santore, 15-2, will enter his match against Whyms with the This will be the fourth Ohio announced with the visiting knowledge that an impressive win will gain him a main event in Kings Island Open, with a $7,. st&tets, a cheer swelled from the near future at the Sports Stadium. 500 award to touring profes- the stadium crowd in a thunsionals during the Pro-Am to be derous ovation that ss tnt on and In a previous outing here, Whyms lost a split decision to highly on. rankedTermiteWatklns,whllescoringaknIckdownththeclly heldSept.21. Warfield calls It an cxfought contest. The tournament started In Against Al Moss, Milton Owens will be risking his undefeated 1973 as a $b25,(XX) event. it wiu penence "I'll never forgt.t." lie played out his option with record 7 be played one week later because of the Ryder Cup match- the Dolphins in 1974 to become a es in Great Britain the previous free agent so he could sign with the World Football League. week. When the WFL went under, he was free to sign with any SEATTLE tAP) Zaid Ab- ninth pro season. dul-Azix, former Seattle Super- Buffalo made room for him Whalers' Coach club, aod returned to the Browns. Sonic, has signed to play with by waivIng 6-9 reserve center the Buffalo Braves of the Na- Clyde 11ayes. Has Big Stick Uonal Basketball Association, i his attorney says. Gets BIRMINGHAM tAP) A LawyerRobert Mussehi said Lingelbach's 24 warn was issued Friday Friday Abdul.Aziz reached for the arrest of New England agreement with Bob MacKin, Tops FlU, 89-62 Whaler Coach Harry Neale in non, the Braves' general manSAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) connection with a Thurlay ager, on a contract that night fighting incident that in. World Boxing AssociatIon jimWINTER PARK - Florida chides lucrative playoff U}' Technological UniversIty jwedthteep1'sons,policesaid. iorweltei-welght champion Wilcentives. fred Benitez will be barred onaned its haskathall zieaie aliegecli)' swung a (ruin fighting here for 30 days The 6-10 Abdul-Azix played a winning note Friday night, hockey stick at persons behind for Seattle as Don Smith in dumping Flagler College, 6942, the players' bench during a after Dec. 4, a government 01(1and 1972, then reaturned to behind the 24-point per- World Hockey Association cial announced Friday. Seattle last year under his IsEmIlio A. Casellas, adof Cal via Linglebach. game, authorities said. Three fuiwi lamic name. He is beginning his minstrator of the government persons were strtck, Including agency that oversees sports FLAGLER; Beeth0000. CraIg 200 1. Jeflerson 1 2 2 lb. Robef1on Mrs. Treva Duncan of Hoover, here, took the position after 73 II. Hopfensberger 7 22 6. who asked that the warrant be WBA executive Fernando GaAbrim 70 04, Steward 3 2 25, Mc issued, police said. Intoth 30 0&St.aiarf 1002. Totals lindex of Venezuela opposed a 71 The case will go before City postponement of a Dec. 4 title FTU CIarkli32Q.Llnglebe(h I) 2224. Prather 70014, Riley stit,. Recorder's Court Dec. 17, >, fight between Benitex of Puerto Sparrow SQ I 10, Krull 3004. NONkS Rico and Antonio "Kid Pamlice said. 12 2 1. Totals 41710 S. bele" Cervantes of Columbia. C. W. Cope, chief of security Caselj.a.j says the 13-year-old Fta,Ier 24 *. FTU for the Birmingham-Jefferson Benitez Is not In condition to 4,1S-I! ____ Qvlc Center, said Friday police defend he title he won En March Fouls Ftagler 4. FTU ii protection at future hockey against Cervantes due to a Techncal fouls. Fragler Coach Tone,, t400tenstsergvr games will be "beefed '.ip." recent auto accident Stops A4 as - 1A bd u I -iz I z VV it h Braves Lr" Marsh Leads At Miyazai MIYAZAKI, Japan Graham Marsh of Australia shot a three-under-par 69 to take a two-stroke second-round lead in the Dunlop Phoenix Golf Tournament. - Foxy Square Romps Home PHILADELPHIA - Fo J.G., $4.60, took a 2%-length victory over Wityh Distinction In the headliner at Keystone. B en fez 30-Day Sitdown - - ,_, -- - . - sharp eye on the kinds of Sal- Rudi hit .270 with 13 homers and aries this season's crop of base- 9-I Bills and Don Baylor batted ball free agents are command- .247 with 15 homers and 68 ing. Hills. Both signed wiL. California, Rudi for a reported "Thcyre good ballplayers $2 million over fIve years and and have good records," says Baylor for a reported $1 million baseman. "I'm at least in the same class with them and I've 3 1adlock reportedly received done a couple of things the>' $85,000 last season, his third full haven'L" year in the majors, all with the Madlock, who led the Nation- Cubs. lie played 21 games for al League In batting the past Texas Li 1973. two seasons, says he wants to The Cubs don't have to worry remain with the Cubs and won't ask for more money than he about losing Madlock through the free agent system this year. tks he's worth. After his one-year contract ez 4 I want no more than the pires he Is bound to Chicago for other guys get who play base- one season under the option ball and have records that corn- clause, lie would become a free pare with mine," he says. The agent if he is unsigned by next problem for the Cubs is that November, Madlock says he there are few players with plans to talk with the Cubs' records like his. m:nagenwnt next month, Driess eli Tears Tendon COLI..EGE PARK, Md. Lefty Driessell, Maryland's basketball coach, tote the Achilles tendon In his right foot during a basketball game and will have to wear a cast for 8-10 weeks. - Jackson Square Romps NEWYOltK.SJacksonSquare,$6.w,rompe-Jtoafjelength victory over Due Diligence In the Aqueduct feature. Pocahonts Stakes To Ciao - - ( - Q. Why has Moses Malone been traded around to so many different teams in the National Basketball Association, and where is he floss? SJL, Reldssllle, N.C. The 22-year-old center out of Petersburg, Va. who achieved fame by going from high school into a million-dollar contract with the Utah Stars of the ABA still carries a big price tag. 1'hat's only part of the problem. Although he has undeniable talent, there have been critical whispers about his attitude. He wouldn't have been happy playing behind Bill Walton at Portland, which first pIcked him up in the free agent draft. lie made demands about playing time in Buffalo, where he was traded, and he is now with hiouston, where he may settle down. Q. How man>' tournaments has harold Solomon won In pro tennis this year? T.M., Salisbury, MCI. The count right now is four. Little Harold, smallest of all the top pros, won WCT events in Washington and Houston, and two Grand Prix circuit tournaments In Louisville and Maui, Hawaii. The Mole, as the>' sometimes call him, has become a force among the courtsters. Q. Can you settle an argwnenl we're having about the fastest man in football? I say Ills Mel Gray of the Cardinals. My friend says it's Cliff Branch of the Raiders. Who's right? Springfield, Mo. Though both have run the 100 in 9.2, my nod goes by a shade to Branch. Cliff burned up the pro track circuit when they had 'gnidders run against each other in 40-yard dashes. I might note that Willie McGee of the l9ers has run the 100 En 9.1, but he's sidelined now with a broken leg. And if you take in all of football, you might consider Johnny I I.am) Jones, the Olympic sprinter currently carrying the ball for the University of Texas. Q. What Is the longest possible penalty under NFl. rules today and what Is the longest penalty ever recorded against an NFL team? Scott SmIth, Walnut Creek, Calif. It is theoretically possible If you've got a man who can throw the ball the distance of the field, and you give the receiver the time, *for a pass interference penalty to be called at a distance of 98 yards. Even more severe, It Is possible to award a touchdown if the referee determines that a "palpably unfair act tsuch as a player corning off the bench to tackle a runner deprived a team of a touchdown." Normally your biggest penalty Is 15 yards. The record book doesn't cirry the longest pass intereference awar- Gainesville Winter Park • 5 5 57 4 5 0-13 WP - Piche 3 pass (Abel kIcI'l WP - Piche 37 pass trom Mc Ever (kick failed) INDiVIDUAL LEADERS Gainesville - Warre0. 1544. Knight 721. Sllndrklge (II 11). Davis I 6. Burke 2 1) Winter Park Maley 13 59, Craig SS, Day 1347.Hurd,I9 FaltesI 3.No.- man 16, McEver 6 (-31), GAINESVILLE WINTER PARK PASSING GaInesvIlle Knight First Downs 13 6 17 1. 51 yards Winter Park 7957 Rushes Yards 12 14$ McEver 6 I? I, $0 yards 6 12$ P$%% 6 $71 RECEIVING Gainesville 530 1 Punts Average 331 6 Brown?31, Burke 21$, Warren 7 9 tO Fumbles Lost II Winter Park -- Piche 740, Craig 2 95 Penaltln Yard! 995 19, $'lurd 15, McDonald 11) 1\ P r ob I e rn stadiums are larger and there aren't sellouts on season tickets were 40 arrests, I believe, and anymore. instances of fighting, running "People out for one game-I onto the fIeld and halting playcall them the DFD's, down-forall kinds of nonsense." ti-dayers-cause the trouble. What Is causing the growing We get a different class of fan. unrest with fans? Danahy atThey drink a great deal, make tributes much of the disorderly the day a celebration, then get conduct to economics and alcorowdy and refuse to adhere to hol. "It's easier to get tickets In rules. Ir:ainy cities," he notes. .iThe "If they dnn't like what's go- ing on on the field," Danahy concludes, "they try to take matters Into their own hands." Football and baseball at least have 'be safety valve of being played in wide-open spaces. Although their games can attract upward of 50,000 people, the atmosphere seems far less volatile than, siay, when 15,000 Sjectators are jammed Into an arena for a hockey or basketbail game Continued from Page 1B) ' - RUSHING - LOUISVILLE, Ky. Clan, $6.80,"won the Pocahonts Stakes at Charchill Downs over Shady Lou. C r owd Co n tr o I WINTER PARK Winter Park shocked Gainesville Friday night in the opening round of the Class AAAA state football playoffs with a 13-0 vi ctory by using a superior defense to shut down the District champions. John McEver threw touchdown passes of 3 ;nd 77 >'ards to Phil Piche for the game's big scores. Th. most sff*ctj,. vko.n, uvented- - - - HELPU Gwiw,.i, 011ia t Ii> The Associated l'ress handled Edmonton by identIcal made an empty net goal with 17 Fred Creighton isn't giving 4-2 scores, seconds to play. out inocuL-itions to stop his vetJets 1, Aeros 1 PenguIns 3, Barons, 1 erans from catching whatever Winnipeg's Peter Sullivan sionnea Ifl there to start is being spread by some of his scored a power play goal for Atlanta Flames. the game, then we get a bad Winnipeg as his shot deflected "I think the rookies are add' break and we're down 10,," off Gordle Howe's skate. It was ing a touch we haven't had," said Cleveland Coach Jack only the third power play given said the Atlanta coach Friday Es ans. up by Houston in 56 attempts. The bad break he was talking night after his team overThirt>'-two seconds later Cam powered the St. Louis Blues 2 about was when a defenseman Connor tied the score as lionsIn National Hockey League. fell down and Pittsburgh's ton extended its home undeAtlanta has last only once in Wayne Bianchin stole the puck feated streak to 14 and Winniits last nine games. Last night's and popped in a goal just 45 peg's winless streak reached win was the fifth in that streak seconds into the game. four. t)avc Burrows added another and allowed the Flames It> hold SaInts 4 Nordlques 2 second place in the Patrick Pittsburgh tall>' late in the penDanny Gruen broke a 2-2 I)ivtslon---only four points od and after Cleveland rookie deadlock on a 3-.on-2 break at behind the first-place New York Glenn Patnck got his first NHI. 7:24 of the final period and Mike Islanders. goal, Greg Malone made it 3-1 Antonovjch added an insurance In other' NHL games, Pitts- in the second period, goal with a 30-foot slapshot at burgh defeated the Clevland Flyers 4, Itockies 11:58 to give the Fighting Saints Barons 3-1 and Philadelphia reJim Watson, Rick MacLeish a four-game unbeaten streak, mained one point behind At- and Bill Collins scored with 4"i which includes three victories. lanta with a 4-2 triumph over minutes at the start of the seeRoadrunners 4, OIlers 2 Colorado. ond period after the clubs had TimnSheehy twice for Edmon. Houston and Winnipeg re- gone scoreless in the opening ton after Del ball, Lauri Mono. malneci tied for first place in the period. nero and Mike Sleep had given World hockey Association's Simon Nolet made the score Phoenix a 3-0 advantage. Hon West Division by skating ton 1-1 3-2 14 seconds into the final pe ElusIon completed the scoring deadlock. In other WHA action, nod, but that was all goalie with an empty net goal three the Minnesota Fighting Saints Bernie Parent allowed the seconds before the end of the topped Quebec and Phoenix Rockies and Bobby ('larke game. .0,, 4 -I(EGL VI' BUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS _________________________ ER'S Niteonil Basketball Atsoclation EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB Phlpfliâ II 6 617 9 I 529 2 tv ' -, L2 Auttato 10 144 3' PlY Nets II 359 4i Central DiviSion Cleve 1) 1 74,3 Houston 10 5 667 2 N Orins to $ ss 3 S Anton to Washton 7 9 136 5', Atlanta 6 12 3)3 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 17 1 79) Detroit Il 9 Kan City tO 10 sa Indiana 8 9 411 1' Chicago 2 II $, MiIwkee 3 Il ISO 11 Pactic Division Portland ii s 667 Seattle II 7 611 Los Anq 9 379 Goldn St 7 10 112 1 Phoenix 5 S 385 4 Frsday' Game's Cleveland 105, BOSton Buttalo 121, Detroit 119 Atlanta l. New York Nets 105 Philadelphia Ill, New York KniCkS IC) Indiana 109, Milwaukee 95 San Antonio 123. Gol5n State 121 Kansas City 120, Denver 110 Los Angeles 99. Porllana Set?le 101. Chicago 97 Saturday's Games Boston at New York ncks Buttalo at Atlanta Philadelphia at Cleveland S.sfl Antonio at HouSton New York Nets at Milwaukee 81 the , oM'C, Q,,u r, Week .,nuerwn lAuren Of Evelyn Serraes - • Ill T0IF Standing'. I Walt'. AC 2 No I?, Drywallers 1 Midway North. Breezewood, 6 Red'. Geo.'ge 1 Marcella s Restaurant. 6 Pioneers. 9 Div's Machine ID Pin Stormrs. II Tomaha*ka 12 Sanford AuC tion. I) Trail BlaZers. 14 Rainbuw Painting. 15 J 8, S Underground, Barbour Bros , $7 Allen'. Pet Shop. II Salt 8. Pepper 19 No 5. 20 F Troop. 2$ Bob Dance Dodge. 2? No 21 High Games Jr Lewis 726 Poppy Northrup 210. Alice Hen drick'. 2)9. Charlie Plant 211. Kel .lohnson 703. W.,lpn Loveloy 204. Cd Patnick 204. Henry Sanders 203. Jesse Cook 20$ High Series Ralph boveloy 570. Hugh McGill 5.30. Edna Duval 5.40. Ed Patnick 5.49 Charlie Plant 55.3.. Henry Sanders 519 Ket John%ofl 5.41. Benny Hudley 5.1$ Ed Jackson 5)1 Dave Hunt 5)9 Jean Cook 536. Jen Johnson 33$. Alice Hendricks 5)5.. Bud Cockett 530 Poppy Nor thrup 52$ Roger Quick 521, Al Frejman 5.17. Jim Cotton SOS. Linda Lewis 5.03. Larry Fedler 503. Rosa Rutlin SQl. David CisSel 500 Converted Splits Jim Trail Si OUter Hghlight'. St,sr of the Week Edna Duval and Ralph Loveloy ltd 461 - SAPIFORDCITY Stand.ngs Fbi Screen Printing & Inland Materials 26 IS. Zale'. Jeweler'. & Wall Plbg Htg 6. AC 25 19. All American F leg and Jenos Inc 24 20. Burger Chet & La-v..'. Drywall 72 72. HIS Stores 20 24. Burns Texaco IC 25. Fleet Reserve 1727. Joe Crearsiont I? 32 High Games Toby Osborne. 210 Rich Murphy, 210 8. 215 H.irry Hotlon 201. Warren Me'wd'.. 20.3. Duke Caukin, 703. Ira Hol'.claw 212. Phil Roche 70) 1. 212. jeff JohnSon 20$, Jim Johnson 201. Bret RalPiel. ii)'' 'i) '.'s'' Il-I' ?. Denver Sea?tle a' Phoina A.tshington at Portland Today's Games Golden State at Atlanta Buttalo at Plew Orle&ns Philadelphia at Kansas City Ch'CIJO at Los Angeles Indiana at Portland Washington il Seattle lh)% I.. \MERl('. rie.'5 20). Guy 135, Buddy Baldree 192 Jeanie 201 0 , Cr114 21) Wormsbe$,er 1)2 8. 1)0, Ke'th High Ser.rs Rcfl Murphy 606 WOrm5beeer 139 8. 144, Linda barry Picijt, 5.6$, Phil Santoro McCord 153 8. 1438 138, Bill McCorØ 563. Ira HOlSClaw 555. Duke Caukin 146 & 1458 131. Debbie Rogers 191 8 582. Bill Btanchard, 5.65. PhI Iloche. 169 8 16$. Ronnie Rogers 162 8. 167. 585. Martin HanSen. 516 R'ch Coral Lukens 175 Ken Lukens 15$, Heaps, 560. e',ard LewiS 55) John Hubs Ill. Barbara P,rce 159 8 COnverted Splt Jack Kaser 76 1)1. Macfr, P,erce 156. Chuck 10 Martin H.vnsen 3 10 Moehler ISO. PIta Bosw'orlh 117 Other H,cjnlgflts b4ch ','rpny Vince Cora 169 Gloria BurcIc 548. • SI Star 01 Week 13), R'ck KOSl'yàt I!) Wyn National Football League Burdick 159 AMERICAN CONFERENCE LAKE RUTH High Ser'e Duke Marple SJ Eastern Division 1 Caboose 2 Som Dodie Los 365 Buddy Baldre, 521 thin' F Shy. I Pin Balls I Sizzlers. w L T PcI PF PA KCith WormSheeker 424, Lindo 15411 9 1 0 $18 309 184 S One More Time. 6 LI-tI Ones. .M(Cord4J.. Bill MCCord 127. Debb.p N Cog 8 3 0 127 280 2 Pat s Raiders, S Plaislip Hog'. Rogers 528. Ronnie Rogers 419 Mam S a 0 45.5 19$ 191 High Games Pet Smith 150, Coral Luke's'. 301. John HuH. Ill. lay jets 3 8 0 21) lii 271 Mange i'lutsOfl 176 Sharon Barbara Pierce .137. Mack Pierce But? 2 10 0 167 tOe 7#Ij Raymond 200. Don Farrum 159, 173. Pete Duggar S19. Candy BreeZe Cenlral Division Arnold Smith 714 a... lJ , ____________ . . Vr 0 ouruct, n.j _iflC V 1 I) 515 170 165 H'gh Series Mange HutSon Other Highlights Star of the Wees Hilt'. i 1 0 4)6 777 135 Sharon Raymond 510 Ouk Marple • 140 pin'.. Duke Cieve 1 0 636 723 US Other Highlights Sham MariHe Tur6y Pita Bosworir, 4 1 0 344 192 2 Raymond Star of the Week •9 Turkey Western Division TUESDAY MORNING SWINGERS 'Oak tO I 0 909 212 U' SANFORD BUSINESS MACHINES Standings I Gregory Mob'Ie DCflV 7 1 0 636256 ')t Standings Te Cool Breeze 29 IS Homes 7 Wet Pets. 3 Ceo Corn S 6 0 153 215 flI The Unlucky's 75 Id The Selectnies S D't'go pany i P4 Orlando Supermarket, 3 I 0 7737l2U II No Names 25 IS,, Ttse Lake Monroe Inn. 6 Lake Monroe Tp4 Bay P P1 0 t 0 '. 0 It 0 000 ts : t '. 2 5 ' I $ Marina NATIONAL CONFERENCE PIts & Misses 251$. File "1)' 25 19'i High Games Daisy Hirioiosa 202. E astern Division Alley Cats 24 20 Ups & Down'. 24 20. Chau Whitehurlt 100. Joan Muse Dai(as 0 1 0 Si) :ss ,' The victor's 7371. Carbun Copes 23 Fayc Jones II! S LouiS 2). Alley Ooi'. 7371. S B M 2222. 8 1 1) 667 s1 Higts Series Daisy PInolosa 176. WaSh 1 4 0 63i> 20) I)' The Pick ups?? 72. Sunday Express Karen Pakisvic 1.42 Fape Jones 48.1 Ptsila 20 21, Foolish Four U 27. The 3 I 0 273 III 1.s Converted Splits Shirley Swisher N 015 1 10 0 091 101 20' Preachnut'. 1628. The '13' Spares IS 591 Opal George 5$ 10. Pat Centril Division 29. ThC RedSkins 1430. Need Do Gatiano 1 a Mnn 3 I I 564 243 Ii) Wells 1)31 Other Highlights Queen of the Dtrt Fl.gh Games Dick Richarth 6 o soc zis i' Week k4ren Pakc 'U. Lynda 5 0 45.3 tio Buck Benton 7$) Bernard Ptudley Will Turkey. Isabel Gohorn 205. 1 7 0 36.1 115 Ia) Tedr Thomas 152. Bob Turkey Joan Muse Turkey Western O,vi,ion Kilt,eft,r 191 FLAGSHIP BANK LA I I 41? 234 liZ High Sere'. Dick Rictsarth Standings I Dix 3tamps, 2 S Fran • 6 S 0 51.5 216 15-i Pluck Benton SI'2. Charlie Plant' Penn3 Pinctsers. 3 1 Quarters. i N Orins 4 7 0 36-4 225 25a S55.Bernard Hudley 540. j F'nanc,ens S. Greenbacks. 6 Pass Atlnfa 4 7 0 344 III 209 Murpny 5)7. Bob I$o%fQrct Sa books. slockholders. I Small StIe 3 9 0 152 lOb 3a2 Jackson 51$ Bob Kilhelter 512 Change 9 Top Dollars. 10 24 hour (l,nch,1 J.v,'. 'tIe Lynn Eiland SOS Eva Jackson 501 Jacks, II FasI Bucks. 12 52 Bills Thursday's Results Converted Splits Fay Green 56 Pugh Games Mare Pero:ze 731. Detroit 27, ButtiQ Ii Jesse Cook 27310. Louise Muiph', LAdy Pleuer 226. Ralph L0VOY Dallas 19, St Lou". 14 457. PIe Bukur 21$. Jack Homer 210. Millard Today's Games Other HiiJt'lliglsIs Star- Buck StriCkland 202. Edn3 DuvAl 199. 8 Denver Ot New England II? Tecira Thmjs ' Benton ' 100 R Carroll 211. Buddy Bass 217. Seattle dl P4ev. York 0 Dick R.(harcZs '93 Bob K,lhitf,r High Series LAdy Heuer 600 Pisiladelpr,ia at Wasn.rutc.i Ellen iteal '9$ Bob Hostomil + 9$ Marie ProzZl 573. Ralph LOve)oy Miam at Cleveland • F Slafldngs I Reubens 34 $1), 7 4ppetZer 29 IS. 3 Hoagej 26 II, I Sweet Rolls 2123, 5 Ei,tr 20 74. 6 Relishes 19 25. Chips 8 D.ps IS 79, • Desserts 1732 High Games C Belts 17$ 157 ISI, A Sapp 123, C Beal 119. E Zeuli 1S7 C Dickerson 141 N wagner 153 161 159. C Cooper 112, K Cooper. Ill, E Rogero 170. C Dean 197 $69. Ce',ciowa 15.4. 0 Gaijdreau 166 ISO. L Blatkburn 181 169. E Andrn 707 High Series C Betts 187. N Wagner .111 C Dean 516. C Gaudreau 195 Ccnverted Split'. C Cooper 34 I ID, J Wagner Other Highlights 1urh,y N 1 Pro Basketball - - Winter Park Tops G-ville - - Q. Can you explain exactly what the holding rules are that are causing such havoc In the National Football League because of the great number of penalties now being called? - D.Y., Anaheim, Calif. They generally deal with pass blocking. The hands of the blocker must be cupped or closed, remain inside the blocker's elbow and inside the frame of both the bodies of the blocker and hi opponent. The arms can be flexed but not fully extended to create a push. In the sudden thrusts of action on the line of Scrimmage, an official's judgment becomes paramount. When, afterthree weeks of the season, the NFI.officials decided to crack down on holding, it was easy to find violations. Arms and hands accidentally fling open in the heat of contact. Q, I notice that JIm Klick, who jumped from the Miami I)olphlns to the World Football League with his buddy Larry Csonka, Is playing very little for the Denver Broncos. Isn't he getting a lot of money for sitting around? And why did they sign him. Mi'., Sterling, Cob. Kiick, playing behind Otis Armstrong, got his big money from Memphis. lie's In the $50,000 range with the Broncos, which isn't out of line fora nine-year veteran, lie wanted to play with Denver because he went to school at nearby Wyoming, and his wife Is from the region. He's also still a handy guy to have around for spot action and catching the ball on third dow-n situations. The Broncs are happy with him Q. A question has me bugged about roughing the passer. I was always under the assumption that when the quarterback's arm Is raized and goLg forward and the defensive man hits him, that's roughing the passer. Enlighten me please. howard Sweeney, WhItehall, I'a. You're under the wrung impression. When the arm is going forward, the ball is generally still with the passer, and he's fair game fur any defensive hit. The rules do say that no defensive player may run into the passer after the ball has left the latter's hand. however, there's a catch: the referee must determine whether the defensive player had a reasonable chance to stop his momentum while attacking the passer when he still had possession of the ball. That accounts for what looks like a late hit. - par, at 6,556-yard Jacksonville Beach Golf Course. program. "We aretrylngto make it available to everyone in the games anything can happen in his second straight 1,000-yard community, by scaling the house at $7, $6 and $4 with special this league," he added. season. Pruitt has gained 873 prices for kids under $1," said the former cowboy. yards rushing so far this year, Many of the coaches and The Ross-Pinder contest will pit two of the south's premier KO and also has caught 42 passes. artists. Pinder has scored 31 knockouts in winnIng 34 contests. players were surprised to learn Former Miami wide receiver Ross has been able to put 29 of his opponents away while win- that the Browns have been inPaul Warfield says he was stalled as favorites over the bothered earlier by "nagging rung 38 of his 40 pro bouts. ing Kuchar Leads Jax Open we could be there till almost midnight," ti P?lsburqh 3, Cle,elar Atdding Extra Li1 SPORTS top prize in the $5,160 Jacksonville Beach Open golf tournament of the Florida PGA. - personal average. - F'() n (Ier es Roc', :es 1j(JJh 1P7ut1) But one problem she cited was that presently SCC offers no athletic scholarships to encourage local girls, who otherwise would not be interested in college, to continue on after high school graduation. Members of this year's SCC women's volk'yball team include Sandy Scherr, Lavern Boykin, Kathy Shannon, Jannette Davis, Clarice Lingard, Beverly Madlock, Mary McI)onough, Kathy McGuire, Micki Hopkins, Rose Tufts, Chris Marimon, Chris Fowler, Jill Stokes and Martha Chadwick. Bill Madlock 8:15. mainlng games to have any good physical condition. Run"How long they will last is hard to say. We have some out- chance," said head coach For- ning back Gregg Pruitt huis Prep Football - - INi BRIEF ASTROBLUEBONNET BOWL. *t Houston PSet,raska vs Teras Tech or Houston - - - World HoCkey AssociatIon Well, Since You Asked... NFL Chance "Our hopes are still very ankle injury but continues - W in Ga 'y' e On Road iew York jets at Batmore Chicago at Green Bay a? Houston Pittsburgh at ClncrwatI Kansas City at San Diego New Orleans Anol. Tampa Bay at Oakland Monday's Game Pesota at San Francisco. Pro Hockey By The Associated Press 13-f, best in the league, by win- all the way and clinched It with Eastern Division Saturday. Jan. I WLT PtsQF GA It took a hastily called team ning at the Boston Garden and a 14-point run in the fourth COTTON BOWL i , At Dallas meeting to get the point across, snapping the Celtics' five-game quarter. Elng had 24 points. Cinch II S 2 74 101 Q. Who's sorth more money, Muhammad All or Arnold but yes, the Atlanta hawks can home winning streak. SwingMaryland vs Indy tO 10 7 22 71 91 Pacers 109, Bucks 9 SUGAR BOWL Palmer? - Robert Garcia, Oakland, cant, indeed win on the road. H Eng I 9 3 19 61 74 man Bobby Smith led a balAt New Orleans Indiana handed Milwaukee Mo 711 1 15 67 77 Not being privy to their bank statements or their income tax Gerga vs PittSburgh The Hawks snapped a 28- anced attack with 24 points and its eighth straight loss, building Birm ill I IS $6 reports, I can oniy venture a guess. Mv pick for overall wo ROSE BOWL is game road losing streak by guards Austin Carr, Dick Sny- an 11-point firstuarter lead Western Division At Pasadena. Calif. CLASS AAAA Palmer because he has had steady big income from both golf and heating the New York Nets 109- der and Jim Cleamons com- and riding Darnell human's 25 Wrwpg 13 9 1 21 10$ 7$ Mcngan vs SouThern Cal Tampa Plant 30. Tampa KIng 0 louston outitk interests ever since he hit it big in the early '60s - and he 105 at the Nassau Coliseum as bined to add 413. I? 1 3 27 79 61 ORANGE BOWL points to victory. Merritt Island 9, Palm Beach S Diego II 5 7 21 iS 71 doesn't have to support the same sizeable coterie that hangs John Drew scored 33 points, inAl Mami Braves 124, Plston.s 119 II 9 2 24 SO 93 Gardens KIngs 120, Nuggets 110 Ohio Stale vs Colorado around Mi to feed his ego and run his errands. All has made his in ciuding 29 in the second half and Tallahassee Godby 21, Pensacola Calgry 9 10 2 20 Ernie DiGregorlo was the Sunday, Jan 2 Guards Ron Boone and Bria fl Edmntn big chunks. lie also has spent it in big chunks, which Is why he has 17 in the fourth quarter. 0 ii 0 16 63 $9 Gonzales Tate 0 SUN BOWL spark as Buffalo snapped a sixTaylor scored 26 points apiece Jacksonville Jackson Friday's Games 35 fought far past his prime as a boxer. At El Paso. Tea Atlanta had not won away game losing skein. He scored 20 as the Nuggets lost their third JacksonvIlle Forrest Ii Phoenix 4. Edmonton 2 Texas A&M vs Florida Q. Is there a new 11111 Walton in action this year for the Portland from home since Jan. 27, 1976, points, including 10-for-b from Pompano Beach II. HoIlywixj At Palo Alto. Calil. game in the last five starts, all tieWinnipec I. Houston . Chaminade Blazers? I don't hear much about him still being controversial, when they eked out a 114-113 the free throw line to raise his on the road, despIte 35 points by East West Shrine game Winter Park 13. Gainesville 0 Minnesota & Quebec 2 Lit., Roseburg, Ore, Saturday, Jan. I decision over the New York streak to3S in a row; grabbed a David Thompson. Carol City 21 Miami Palmetto I) HULA BOWL The talented center of the Trail Blazers has his long red locks Knicks. National Hockey League Sarasota II. Seminole 10 career-high 13 rebounds, and Sonics 101, Bulls 97 At Honolulu CAMPBELL CONFERENCE cut to manageable size this year, sans pony tail, though he still CLASS AAA ELsewhere in the National handed out eight assists in his Eatt All SlArt vs West All Seattle posted its 271ti Patrk D,viion Panama City Ba, 33. Qulncy Stars retains his beard. More important, he's really healthy for the first Basketball Association, the 40 minutes. WLTPtsGFGA Shanks straight home victory and 11th Sunday. Jan,. 14 time in his three-year pro career, fully i'tcovered from two Cleveland Cavaliers heat the isi 14 4 i 31 77 4 St Aucjustne ?Q. Jacksonville Spurs 123, WarrIor's 121 this year, while dealing the JAPAN BOWL Attan t e s n •ô 7$ Bishop Kenny 12 surgery sessions and nine broken bones. lie's even being Boston Celtics 108-92, San AnGeorge Gervin's 12-footer Bulls their 10th loss in a row, a Phila AtTyo ii i 26 76 63 Ocala Forest 17, Orlando Bishop congenial to the media. And he's playing exceptionally well. East s West tonio edged Golden State 123. with LI seconds remaining gave team record. Leonard Gray PlY Rng $11 3 19 70 53 MoOre Il Q. Where does Joe the Jet rank in the all-time rushers In pro 121, Buffalo beat Detroit 124- San Antonio its seventh straight scored 17 points to lead a bal- s, SmytM Division Titusyille AStronaut 29. Tampa L 1110 I 23 70 52 football history? Does this Include his yardage in the old j. 119, Philadelphia defeated the home victory before a crowd of anced Sonics attack which neCatholic 7 Chgo 10 Il 2 22 75 54 Delray Beach Atlantic 30. RivIera JCJiAlai America Conference prior to the 49ers' entry in the NFL? - loin New York Knicks 114-103, In- 12,306, second largest in the gated 30 points by Chicago's Mm SII 3 13 59 9! Beach Suncoast $ Costello, Castro %'alley, Call!, diana topped Milwaukee 109-98, franchise's history. Cob S IS 2 12 51 71 Miami Curley 21, Fort Lauderdale Wilbur Holland. OR LA N DO SEMINOLE Vancvr 517 2 12 60 96 The reference istothe ground gaining records of Joe Perry, the Kansas City defeated Denver 011ard 7 Larry Kenon of the Spurs led Lakers 99, Blazers 96 FRIDAY'S RESULTS WALES CONFERENCE Starke Bradtord 37, Tarpon hall of Fame fullback who came to the 49ers out of Compton 120-110, Seattle beat Chicago all scorers with 29 points. Norrit Division Springs 19 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored College and Alameda Naval Air Station. Joe the Jet ranks fourth 10147 and los Angeles edged FIRST 1 Larri Alber1 C) Mont l6ers 114, Knicks 103 IS 4 3 39 130 55 Naples 71, Haines City Il 32 points and Lucius Allen a Los Ang 10 60. 360. 320. 2 Cacho M.guei r on the all-time rushing list, behind Jim Brown, Jim Taylor and Portland 99-96. 8 9 7 23 71 73 CLASS AA Forwards Julius Erving and season-high3Qfortheher5 It Pills 180. 310, 3 Ur:a Sanchez (1) 3 6 9 5 21 65 71 Miami Westminster Christ,an O.J. Simpson, with8,378 yards In his 14 NFL seasons. That doesn't Cars 108, Celtics 92 1131 3310. P 1311 12100 George McGinnis combined for was the 10th straight road loss 711 1 15 63 13 Miami LaSalle include 1,345 yards gained in his two AAC campaigns, which Cleveland raised its record to 45 points for the Sixers, who led for the Blazers, SECOND I Edijy Alberd Wash 6 Ii 2 14 57 54 Blountitown fl, A!acht,a Santa 11 00. 7 00. 4 20. 7 Urza Arana would put Perry behind only Brown in the record ledger. Adams Division 0 560. 300.3 OcuizaY:a IbIS Bstn it 3 1 37 92 Milton Pace 19. Bonifay Holmej Q. On a punt that rolls Into the end zone and Is brought back out 137) 37 60. P 113) 9360. DD 13 11 Butt II s 3 25 65 46 Jasper Hamilton 32. Lake Butler to the 20-yeard line, does the punter In pro ball get credit for those I 177 10 Tnto 0 9 1 71) 77 7 UnIon 0 20 yards In his kicking averages? - R.T., CIncinnati, 0. Cleve 6 tO 6 is 60 57 Wlld#vood 42, Daytona Beach 1 Domingo Soto (5) THIRD Friday's Games LOPeZ I? lie does. The 20 yards are deducted from the team punting 1760760 560. 3 NeguiColdo (3) Philadelphia i, Colorado 2 Urnatilla 28. Clermont 11 average but the distance Is Included in the Individual kicker's 60. 3 Eddy Elena (6) 3 50. 0 Atlanta 5, St bus 2 ForI Meade I?, Clearwaler Br SiiRON 1tEMI'E JACKSONVILI.E BEACH IAP) What' s This? Hawks I1 SCOREBOARD Olderman By MURRAY ()LDERMAN Sunday, Nov. 23,1976-3 B Pro Football Al ''I'Ll _..... ..... ItidFU *l. I) SI 17 00. P 1831 12930 FOURTH - I Arecha Javi IS) 1060 960. 6 20. 2 Cacho Altu (3) 510. 110. 3 Negui Solo (6) 5 00. 0 13 $13460. P - 31 5550; DD (5$) Central Catholic 0 Pahokee 53, Fort Pierce John Carroll e CLASS A Miami Christian 30. Miami North *est Christian 21. 2 Ovt West Palm Beach Kings Academy IS, Belle Glade Glades Day 6 St. Petersburg Shorecrest Tampa Temple HeightS 0 Greensboro 7, Wewahitchka 0 Tallahassee FAMLJ 3S. Bran?ord 0 hastings 25. JackSonville Victory Christian 0 Miami Dadeland 12. Homestead Colonial Christian 6. 3 Trenton 20. Ocala Marion Academy I 127 40 FIFTH -I Bilb.ao Arca (7) 1900. 1400,5 20,7 Alava Sanchez (2) 400. 360;) Maruri Ramon 15)120.012 7) 20. P Il 21 120370 SIXTH - 1 Oguiz Elena ill 900. 4 50 120. ArIa IAvI Ii 400. 3 Patai Perez (51 620. Q(i 2) 00 P 1)2) 171 10 SEVENTH - t Domingo Perez Ill 1500. 6 20 460. 2 Cache Alberdi 310. 3 Larnl.Quiola 14) 12 00 Q (1 II 13620. P 14 II 110560; Og 0 (17 *ith I 11 %1,620 60 College EIGHTH - 1 SItS Larrea IS) 900. 540 5 40 2 Santi Ramon (6) 2O, 720. 3 Anton Echave 131 500. 16$) 17300. P 1161 131270. NINTH - I Sala III 1010 500 310; 7 BIboa (61 5 00 400, 3 Zarre 7) 4 Cr7. 0 Cl 612500. P (I 6) 0010 TENTH - 1 Sant 131 13 60 750 450, 2 Manolo 16) 600500. 3 Area (71600 0136)3300. P (36) 7590. Do II)) 61 70 Football Saturday, Nov. 27 NCAA Oiviticn Ill Ptayolts Semilinals At Collegeville, Minis. Si John's. M.nn vs Buena Vista, Iowa At Towson. Md ELEVENTH - 1 PaIxi S.oto (41 Towson State vs St Law 800)50 3 00 2 AntOn Altu (7) 10 60 rence, N Y 640 3 Necu Elorza (2) Sb, 0 (4 NCAA Division II Playotfs 7 s. 20. P 147) 31660 First Round TWELFTH - I Mar,.r, Area (5) At Akron. Ohio 33 00 1220 3 70. 3 Sal., Altu (51 660 Nevada Las vegas at Akron 620. 3 Alawa Bengoa III 500. Q 15 At Newark, Del. 8) 55 20. P 16 31 156 10 8 g 0 II 7 Northern Michigan a? Diii with all 5) 71 20 and (47 with all $1 ware 9650 At Richmond, Ky Handle S195.095 A North Dakota State at East em Kentucky _______________________________ At Boreman. Mon New Hampshire l Montana I Slate Din AIrplane? Who Saturday, Dec. 4 KNUTE ROCKNE BOWL H cv a ii a Las Vegas Akror w'nner vs Delaware Northern 'e?'chigan ,,.n.ner Friday, Dec. I? Al Pontiac, Mich. North South Shrine game TUESDAY DEC. 7th Saturday. Dec 1$ TANGERINE BOWL Save The Old CIty Nallill At Orlando. Fla Oklat'm., St vs Brigham Young Monday, Dcc 29 LIBERTY BOWL Al Memphis. Tenn :.O,t,lama .5 UCLA Friday. Dic 74 At Montgomery, Ala. (1 ,'C,ra, Class,c Saturday, Dec 23 FIESTA BOWL , At Tempe. Ant ng vs Oklahoma Monday, Dec 21 GATOR BOWL. At Jacksonville, Fbi - I Ph,ds ____________________ _________________ F S ' Pern 5t?y vs Notr KI-fit Dame Friday. Dec II PEACH BOWL At Atlanta 'i;"sh Carolna _________ ___________ MAYOR OF SANFORD A man of ATIOfl! flI'Iit ;:;n;"3,, B 14 Carroll 5.37, Jack Homer 5.15, Frankie kaiser 51$. An 1 Palnick iii, Wayne Cpp's 513. Bob Loke 52) Cverted SpIts Charlie Plant 4 710, 5.10. Jacs Ca'..r 4 5. Other Hghligrit'. Marie Perozzi '162 L.ndy HeuCr •ti AUTO TRAIN MIXED Standings 1 Caboose 2 Small Ma I Optimists I Short Circuits, 5. The WheelS. 6 Yfrhatamacaltt%. 7, The Flew Rollers 5 The Rebels High Games Duke Marple 22) & p.,, n,-;21' :i ['ni I- t'."y ___________________________________ FOLLOW 1'l.IE S1A RS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR "*" jvtj6f$tf,j 1* .* r Gtt * IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI - - _______,,,_ 1] �0-Ev,ning Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Nov. 25, 1976 CB BREAK CB Radio Posse Begins Nationwide Growth Effortit There's a new organization of CBers In this country today and we think it's well worth writing about and even joining. I'm referring to the National Citizens Band Radio Posse, with headquarters in North Miami. The organization was started by Chief of Police Robert Ferguson, of Bath, Ohio, better known around the Buckeye State as 'Smukey 1.' Chief Ferguson says that thousands of CB owners have already enrolled in the national crime watch program of the American Federation of Police, known as the National Radio CB Posse. "We are writing every police chief, every sheriff and fire chief asking that they monitor channel 9," Chief Ferguson writes. "Many departments have already installed sets and we hope others will follow their example. "At my police station," he says, "we respond to about 400 calls a month from CB operators. Our national office, that also monitors Channel 9, reports many contacts. The Posse has a mobile unit and 15 establishing local Posse units nationwide," Chief Ferguson stated, Membership is open to any individual who wishes to volunteer his or her help and the annual dues of $16 per year includes a distinctive membership card, death benefit insurance, publications, ten signals and official emblem. Chief Ferguson says, "Of course we are not the only group that is organized to assist police and fire departments nor are we the first to urge any CBer to work with his or her local community group. programs and Posse members, while not police officers, are being guided by the American Federation cf Police with one purpose in mind serving the public interest as a fraternal, non-profit organization," he said. Chief Ferguson said he would also like to see lodges (Posse Chapters) n all of our cities and the advantages of having local units are many. "All it takes is five members to form a lodge of the organization," according to Ferguson, who is national president of the organization. In addition to the aforementioned items you'll receive ,jlpon applying for membership, a new Posse member will also receive a pen to engrave his-her driver's license number of your CB set and all other items in your household. "This is part of our national effort to reduce thefts of CB rigs," Chief Ferguson said. "It is hard to sell stolen items that are marked. You get a set of stickers to display that your equipment Is so marked, as well." He says that the goal of the CB Radio Posse is t) have 10,000 new members in 1977 and "we hope that you will become a charter member of the Posse." Any group of five or more CBers can obtain an application for a chapter (lodge) certificate by writing, National CB Posse, AFP, 1100 NE 125th Street, North Miami, Fin., 33161. Free information and applicatlons will be mailed upon request. Well, I've taken it upon myself to seek such a chapter certificate and would like to see some of our area CBers join me in forming such. ''Our hqis rfArori,.n ii. •h.,. I'm 11-4 uit ott we are experts in emergency REACT or any other services and crime prevention organization, but f eel that we - LiIL LU ULI 10-6 10-7 10-8 10-9 10.10 10.12 10-13 10.16 10.18 10.19 10-20 10.21 10.22 10.23 10.25 10.26 10.27 10-28 Receiving Poorly Receiving Well Stop Transmitting OK (Message Received) Relay Message Busy, Stand By Out of Service, Leaving Air In Service, Subject to Call Repeat Message Out of Service, Subject to Call Visitors Present Weather-Road Conditions Make Pickup At. Message For Us? (Hurry) Nothing For You Location (?) Call Phone Disregard Message Stand By (Standing By) In Contact Message Received Moving To Channel. . . Check Registration The last increase was In the middle and lute 1960s, a time when few people had CBs. Sunspots grow active every 11 years, with the increase lasting three to five years. In the next active period, 20 times as many people will have CBs as there were 11 years before. Confusion and a breakdown in CII cornmunications are predicted by two governmentfinanced studies. Talcott's bill would direct the FCC to set up six channels well above the 27-megahurtz area where Against FCC Rules EMERGENCY Correct Time (?) 10.41 Switch To Channel. 10.42 10-43 10-45 Can't Copy, Use Phone Waiting Next Message Causing Interference No Contact 10.91 10.97 10.98 10.99 10.100 10.200 Talk Closer To Mike Arrived At Scene Mission Completed Cannot Copy You Personal Police Needed CB is now located. The present range is one of the worst places to be in a sunspot peak, and higher frequencies are not as susceptible to the interference. "We've got to have more channels and we've got to have them in an area not as hard hit by skip in- - MEXICO CITY iAPi Walker; El Vikingo or T'e Mexican truckers seldom use Viking; El Ausente or The Citizen Band radio units as do Absent One. their counterparts to the north. Many handles reflect But they still have their religious Feelings popular in a -handles nation where more than 90 per Any brief excursion (town a cent of the population is Roman Mexican highway turns U Catholic. The favorite by far is trucks old and new with Guadalupe for Mexico's patron names painted on the bumpers. saint, the vir'iii of Guadt'lun. .---------------------r -' Like' handles in the United Others are Regalo de Reyes or States they often reflect hidden Chn.strnas Gift; Cristo Rey or desires, a mans image of Ch rist the King himself or wry humor: A Few drivers take their Alma Grande or Big So ul; handles straight from English Fina Estampa or Good Breed: with names such such as flIii.' Yo No Soy Aquel or I'm Not Th e Power, Starshell, Brave Hero, One; Sc Los Dije or I Warned Mission Impossible, The You; Tabanero or Barfly: Solo Godfather, Albatross. liorracho or Only If I'iii Drunk. CII radio is still in its infancy Some of the handles re fl ect in Mexico with probably less the tr uc kers' long hours alone than 1,000 units in o pe ration in on the road: Eterno Vagabundo Mexico City. Units are exor Ete rn al Vagabond; Eterno pensive. at double or triple their V:ajero or Eternal Traveler; cost in the Unit ed States, and Hercules , which needs no h:.r:I it) translation (.aminate or Th \tiist of the existin., ones eon . Home Information All Units Report (To Control) On The Way Check In With Base 10-62 10.65 10.75 10.77 90000 Neither M exican Tru ckers Paint Message Delivered Meet At. •••I •S •S• •0000 •••• Organization meets - Every Number of members 40. President Bil l Leach Organization meets - The Th ursday at the Winter Park first Tuesday of every mon th at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building, about .:au p.m. Objectives - Buying school hooks and special hearing devices for deaf children throughout Florida. - hearing children in Florida and also a Cradle Care program for mentall y retarded children. Special projects - Starting work on plans for a jamboree at Winter Park Mall which would involve area CB club members setting up booths and selling CB equipment and related goods for two days. - - Civic Center. Objectives - Aiding hard-of- - CENTRAL FLORIDA Number of members - 35 FOLLOW THE Objectives Assisting In all em er gencies. Special projects Seminole County Youth Deputies. - HIGHWAY SAFETY Number of meznherg_ - Ui ('fl l'n i,. ''"Ui', V I I - I" ,ltt•...l Li,i1 ....di. )(lULii 01W Ulil Don t'nvv your 1)0(1(15 ti waking a killing in the Lick market -. tic's r - - - - - I CLIP AND I ! Medicare A I Subscribers flriartrncrt of ArIm,','s.Florida (JLui,.JI )i.i - 1 Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of .OXYGEN • COMMODES e HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT Acquiring two more recreational areas through the use of federal grants, COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES 1 As Prescribed by Your Physician I Obtain these services under Medicare 1 A CITY THAT HAS LOWERED ITS CITY TAX MILLAGE FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS. THIS IN A TIME OF INCREASED MATERIAL COSTS, INFLATION, AND ECONOMIC DEPRESSION, We Bill Medicare For You I We Mllv*r 668m,5613 MEDICARE SUPPLY CO.: DeBary, Fla, 58-B N. HWY.17-92 CLIP AND SAVE __- 1 • STARS * * * * C Gtt VOTE DECEMBER 7 Re-elect Lee Moore Mayor IDEAS MESSAGE - AND SMA RT SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI tin exhibit 'trctiiendou.s U-involveuu'nt, so much that it precludes them iting close' to someone' lh'acting to Dr Ceren's i iiiiarks, Seminole Counts inlnu1isiner Bill Kir. chhotf said, ''I don't know t!ivre"s any correlation CCII who people and their io'culate ii latitins ith other people l-,aih iierr1 hi om,'s if ( the' fabric of one's life, it Ls often the holidays which make up the warp, or basic network, around which the woo f of meaningful happenings and memories are woven. Coming to a new country, one feels rather like a weaver sitti ng down at a brand new loom, One m ust sta rt all over, weaving for oneself a new life a pattern of customs and traditions. Even after five years, I still have problems with the Fourth ofiub' holiday. Th e threads are somewhat tangled in my mind. While Americans have a lifelong tradition of celebrating their freedorri from England, I spent m os t of my young life in a British Commonwealth coun try, South Africa. It was a so lemn ritual, every Christm as day at 2 p.m. moon English time to stand in respect as The Queen made her traditional Christmas Day address over the wireless I radio to her far-flung kingdom. I remember the disapproving looks from my great-grandmother ma fine old lady who was still harvest in g pecan nuts by hand at the age of 96 when we ki ds got restless as Queenie droned on, and wo ul d sneak a mouthf ul of our cooling Chri.stmas di nner. Place' of honor on o ur diningroom dresser at home went to a white china tankard with a pict ur e In blue and red of then-Princess Eliza be th on her 'royal Visit to Southern Af rica. I also remember sitting for hours with my ear pressed to the wireless, the day of her coronation, drinking In every ela bo rate, ceremonio us detail. Thanksgiving, however, Is an ot her story. I celebrated my first Th anksgiving with friends in Michigan, just six weeks after arriving in the U.S. I - found that the feast, the prayers, the fellowship all came naturally. Thanksgiving Is no way s uch an exctu1v" holiday as or Day Independence Washington's Birthday. Its ap peal is universal, and I (eel my life is richer for havin g a day set aside for the sole pur01, of counting my many bless ings. And besides, I enjoy a turkey dinner. On Nov. , I feel as American as t he Pilgrims. cnangeu Talking f tra di tion, I'm all for starting a new one, providing it's a good one. I think women's sports Is a very good AD one. Pd Pot. Adv. by Leo Moors I 7 Ps L A guess what I'm saying you become it 'workaholic'! But doesn't that happen in a lot of professions" And, if a inan becomes interested in it mmian, isn't it possible fie "r 5 - tensity to his relatio nship ith University.speculators, ,11 'r(ljiii to l)r . ( eren, try to A city with full coverage of both water service and sewage service. A fact few cities can claim. '.BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS I New fire equipment with one large pumper and three new mobile units. A new city hall complex underway. - U I' . > ? ( IN I GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION City wide paving program with all streets paved except a couple of miles where drainage lines will go in the future. . - '.,__ --- ' office is all iiiIivi,ival.'' Kirchhoff, who is stock' broker uth Reynolds Securities Inc., continues, "Usually the subject of a client's personal life doesn't even come' up. may need to know their marital status for background and credit data, but thot's all. It j ust something I've' kept a hart ''I can think of people h o 've' had difficulty into my relating to who were I' tinner remarks. Ken no, who lives In Sil:Ynt y but orks in the inter Park office of Merrill Lynch, has a somewhat Ii fit ' r ut reaction. (iOtSti I sense' to tite', rc,ihls - I diii rare for that type of stor to read and I don't care ti rorlune'nt on it in public. ..,_ , CHAMPAGNE BALL BAUBLES Mrs. Gonzalo (Shirley) Iluaman, decorations chairman, and Mrs. Ron (Lois) Ducus are all wrapped UP in preparations for the Dec. 4 Chain- say that Regaining co ntrol of his Voice' after laughing gustily at Dr. Cc'ren's Ii;il Workman, stockbroker in findings, 't __- the Sanford office of Mu'rriil, l,s rwh, Pierce, & Smith Inc., "A speculator has to be very intense, pay constant attention (h.. market and in that sense perhaps you could is true. '' lle'iiii a short-term pe'culator is especially deitiaridinig . You have to IM.' successful stock speculators, but I can find people Just walking do wn the street, pe ople' in any profession, who have the sotlltr problem.'' We isn people j ".. . hilrI ) to stay on top of 'iiiu'thing that could turn pagne Ball to be held this year at the Sanford Civic Center. The theme will be a Christmassy one, the Dr. Ceren has devised a test of 100 questions designed to tell a person whether he or she .001(1 be a successful stock personality atmosphere filled with holiday warmth and the (lance floor overflowing with merrymakers, if the wishes of the Seminole Mutual Concert \ssociation, hosts of the ball, come true. - peculator. Back To Nature Approach g VV Iiat C.. 0 rn es I I A r I I 'ATTENTION - a On Thanksgiving New fire stations, located to give better service and coverage. SAVE i Z, .1 _ Is winners and losers in series of tests rarat= States jt.,iufl- - - totally ;.g:.mn't situ as uric' siniall news 'tory. You read books, you study reports. you conentrate all your attentions on that stock. relationships, according to Dr &-indra Levy Ccren, it clinical ps)uhologist Mlo studied stock market MPH - It L. result of (".f"..!( 1 ( j_ - I lie qualities that make a k speculator successful ii,o also prevent him front dev"e' loping close personal AREIIVE ARE - - tm I - - _ . - Ub. ) FLORIDA r i) II pUlICI'. A new public works complex of shop, vehicle storage, and administration building. LNQL6 SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR CIflZsFoftj'fl1 "'J Sanford is Progressive IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR - (11i accoruing to - Sanford. Th,.. treet Winner: Loser In Love'?, S Herald Correspondent Theft of CII radios has not bccome a major problem in Mexico City because most cars with antennas belong to the A BETTER, SAFER PLACE TO LIVE: Objectives - Aidi ng those' needing assistance. MAGNIFICENT S OF Number of members 77 President - Ken Murphy. Organization meets Last Tuesday of each month at the First Federal Building in "r r ai II) MAR\ I.l\ 1 lI'TON the "10 code" is often used. Units are not wid ely us ed, as yet, to avoid speed traps or spot police on the highways. YOUR CITY GOVERNMENT-MAKING SANFORD Organization meets - First Monday of each month at Florida Power & Light, Sanford,. Till-COUNTY ROAD RUNNERS Number of members - 71. IThCl.uhi President - Walter Massey. Sanford Chapter i Organization meets - The Number of members - 63. second Tuesday of each month President - Bob You at the Greater Sanford Group meets at: Sheraton Chamber of Commerce inn, 8 p.m., second Saturday of Building, month. Objectives - Its primary purpose Is to aid hard-of. hearing children. LTD CLUB Special projects - Severni Number of members - 4. currently are planned to assist President - Russ Williamthe Greater Sanford Chamber 500. of Commerce. Objectives_ Aiding the hardof-hearing. SEMINOLE COUNTY REACT ki','n in with th.m supposed to have a license to operate but now we are just ignoring them." In Mexico City the radios are used much as they were intended to be used; by businessmen or businesses who wish to stay in contact with salesmen or collectors. Some LOOK AT THESE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF President - James Brown. W L:T • I Their 'Handles Fire insurance rating down to a Class 5, city wide, for lower insurance rates for all. President - hugh Freels. I .* CB Organizations CRYSTALCR.ACKERS ( purchased (luring trips north of the border. A spokesman in the Mexican Communications Ministry said the ministry is not even trying to license CB users. "There are not very many," he said, "and we have neither the people nor the time to try to Sunday, Nov. 25, 1976-iC I - Stolen or Wanted 10-51 10-52 10-56 terference," says Tom Esterly, an aide to Talcott. OtherwIse, we'll have a mess." Esterly says that the bill Is designed to put pressure on the FCC ned prompt action from the agency before the sunsp1ts get out of hand. The FCC earlier this year expanded the band from 23 to 40 channels, but it allocated the new channels in the 27-megahurtz area. this year's bill nor the one planned for the next session will say where the new channels should be. Carving out six new channels would not be an easy task. The FCC would have to take the channels from existing radio systems, and no other group of radio operators would freely give up a chunk of electronic real estate. And the FCC would also face international problems. If six new channels were allocated, It would be best if the Canadian government also expanded its CII to the same area. Mexico has nothing comparable to CB. Expanding to a higher frequency area would not solve the skip problem, only ease it a little. Most CBers probably couldn't afford the move because the new radios would cost more. Electronic gear needed to hit the higher mark would boost the prices, perhaps as much as 400 per cent. Mass production and technical breakthroughs could knock down the price. But one of the new generation CBs would have to cost more. Some CBers will be stuck with skip, no matter what happens in Washington. The Talcott bill is a good idea, and CBers should make their U.S. senators and representatives aware of it. New channels should be allocated, whether through legislative mandate or on the FCC's own Initiative. But it will not be the final solution. Skip, like morals, cannot be legislated. 7 Skip is a form of interference caused by signals bouncing off the atmosphere and landing hundreds of miles past their normal range. CBers face a skip crisis because sunspot activity will begin increasing in 1978, and sunspots make skip worse. Sunspots, which are eruptions on the sun's surface, send out ultraviolet rays, and the rays give the atmosphere additional electrical energy. The added energy makes the ionosphere reflective, and it bounces radio waves just as a mirror reflects light. ,, 10-29 10.30 10.33 10.36 10.39 By INK DIPPER (EDITOR'S NOTE: Ink Dipper (KYZ-3916) Is the handle of the editor of The CB Times-Journal.) A California congressman has proposed legislation that would bring about the most dramatic change in Cling since the band was established 19 years ago. U.S. Rep. Burt Talcott, a Republican, introduced a bill in the last session that directed the Federal Communications Commission to allocate six new CB channels in a higher, skip-free frequency range. The bill made no headway in the session, but he expects to introduce a revised version in the upcoming session. CB'ers TEN CODE 10-1 10-2 10-3 10-4 10-5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ') can all help by joining the National CB Radio Posse, primarily because not all of have base stations, anti that's one of the requirements for being a member of a REACT team. At least by joining the CB Radio Posse, we can do our share and even help REACT, local law enforcement agencies and area fire departments. Personally, we think it would be great if Sheriff John Polk, Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler and Sanford Fire Chief George Harriett would join us in helping to get such an organizational chapter off the ground in this area. Some of the organization's other national officers, in addition to Chief Ferguson, in. dude Assistant Police Chief Gerald A. Strausbaugh, York, Pa.; Chief David E. Young, Thorsby, Ala.; Chief Willie W. Moore, Atlantic Beach, N.C.; Chief Joseph Ilosford Sr., Cocoanut Creek, Fla.; Chief Richard C. Spindler, Fort Lauderdale; Sgt. Louis Drogoski, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Chief Albert C. Baer, Rancho Cordova, Calif.; Sheriff Rayburn L. loaner, Decatur, Ga.; Special Investigator Robert Emerick, Convent Station, N.J.; IA. Vernon Lee Hribar, Litchfield, Ill.; Capt. Stanley R. Rosman, Lutherville, Md.; U. Terrence R. Conway, Racine, Wise.; Ptl. Ron W. Cook, Dallas, Tex.; and Deputy U.S. Marshall Arthur E. Gerringer, San Antonio, Tex., just to name a few. If you're Interested in forming a local chapter of this National Radio CB Posse, drop me a line and we'll get the ball rolling in the right direction, In the meantime all those uou uwituers w you anu yours. Th eAmbet-jack KFM3 WOMEN Iegis lator Seeks CB Changes ILI I overheard a conversation recently between a coach and an ex-coach. They were be moaning the Introduction of equal-sporting opport un ities for girls In school, and how m uch "'tiI'i to (u)1t.li a tu ía IIy N r lines of Brit ish public schools, and the be lief was that If they kept us b us y enough with the girls and buy their uniforms, More to the point, I believe, they were be wail in g all those lovely dollars that co ul d be used for football being rechanneled into basketball, tennis, golf, swimming and at hl etics For ugh! - girls. Because everyone knows, went the drift of this co nver sa tion, that nobody wants to watch girls playing spo rts. Haven't they heard of Bi ll ie Jean King, I wonder? Nadia Comanechi" Kornelia Ender' I attended an all-girls boardi ng school ba ck In South Africa. It was run along the tennis, hockey, netball, swimming, diving and athletics, we wo uldn 't have the time or energy to get into mischief. For the mo st part, they were nrnhhIv rioht r But the point Is that at tendance at our Saturday hockey matches was sensational. Time and again I've heard my Dad say to my brothers, "Sorry guys, can't watch rugby (cricket, water polo) today; your sister's playing hockey (tennis. is diving for her team). Our inter-school swimming galas drew hordes of spectators. It was standing-roomonly at our gymnastics cornpetitions. I know that old f oo t ba ll fans never die, but I st ill think giv in g our local gir ls a chan ce to sta rt a new tradition of pop ul arizing women's sports is wo rt h a try. La Leche Has New Leader • By JEAN I'All'ESON Women's E di tor In this technological age, impressive advances have been t'iade in the fields of medicine and nutrition. But w he n it cornes down to you really can't fool Mo ther Nature, in keeping with inc general "back-to-nature" movement sweeping the country - natural foods, natural ipreparedi childbirth the La Leche' League is finding ranks swelling with mothers eager to learn about another almost forgotten natural art. that of breastfeeding. The Li Leche League ifrom 'la leche' meaning milk' in Spanish is a non-sectarian, non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging "good mothering through breastfeeding." Mary Ellen Gardner is a l.a Ihe League leader recently settled in Sanford with her husband, Rev. Fred H. Gardbasics, I - its - - Si - - ' - " ' * - - ' . Mary Ellen Gardner with Russell and Rebecca mothering is important to the La Leche League leader Golden Oldies' Still Making Memories ncr, rniinister at the Grace United Methodist Ch urch , and their two children, Russell, 4 and Rebecca, 1. having a leader in the city will be a boon to area mothers (and others) interested in beeostf eedi, qhc unt il now have had logo to Longwood or further for Li Leche meetings, The first get-together of the local group under Mrs. (;ard. ncr's leadership will be Dec. 9 at 8 p.m. at the home of Fran Bragan, 113 Crystal Dr.. Loch \rbor. Thereafter, the group will rnee't the second Thursdas of each month. A series of four meetings will discuss, informally, the different phases of breastfeeding: the advantages to mother and baby: the art of breastfeeding and overcoming difficulties; the baby's arrival and its relationship with the family; nutrition and weaning. Mrs. Gardner, who breastfed her first baby and is still nur sing her second, is a supporter of breastfeeding be ca use of the nutritional advantages to the infant. She also advocat es the method for psychological reasons. "It's good m ot hering," she explains "'feel that yoa develop a c!er relationship with your baby through breastfeeding, and understand and respond quicker to his needs." While some La teche League groups are for couples, the Sanford group is for women only - women who are nursing their babies, as well as those who plan some day to have a tainily, or hay.' already had a family an.' e interested in sh aring the experience. Nurses and women doctors are also invited to attend. The League bcgan in a Chicago suburb 20 years ago when one mother, who had successfully nursed her baby, helped another who wanted to See LA 1,F:duE. Pg. 2-C 50-year-jessel and one proud man: Cl arence I. Bout w ell, t'll, he low, has received his 50-year-jewel from the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Grand Lodge, Boston, Mass. lie has been a member of Worcester Lodge 5, mass. for 53 %ears. and now lives in Sanford at 2 01 1-' . 2 4th Street. Frank A shdow n. below left, is also a 50-year (kid I-'ellos T1: 4- I---- �2C—Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl. - __________________________________ Sunday, Nov. 28, 1978 I IV, JPIIIIPI:i ;; :: .: La d ess , n - II r -. I; f k. r ____________________ _________ ___________ _ * - ___ _____________ H — ___________ __________ marriage cross, a gift from her ) ______ _____ k . ;.v _ _______ - . iw- I- 1. The bride is the daughter of attenclant's, but in pastel green Their bo uquets and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Polk, 106 and blue. -. . - . • . . . '. Mr. and Mrs. Earle D. Koontz of Second Street celebrated their 6h We(I(Iiflg anniversaryKATHERINE with a reception and open house JONFS given by their (laughter and Correspondent son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. to MAL Rysd)'k at their home on Lake 365-35:!8 Katherine. ' •' • '. ' ' - 1 home, are Katherine Lawrencka and sports, if we can qualify for think they can do it, they her brother-in-law and sist er, Out of town guest to the The Chuluota Retired Club 1)r. anti Mrs. [)uncan Best, •1 reception were Mr. and Mrs. held its annual Thanksgiving back from New York State, George Staub of New Orleans, dinner meeting with 42 mnem• Also Marion and Fern Bailey Ia. and Mrs. Nora Kelly of tiers present to enjoy the turkey are back on Seventh Street it. I don't think boys want us to tb it. Th ey think girls aren't good enough." can. I have no objections. We g hurt a lot and they probably would too" " . It's finally happened! Winter Springs can boast having its own recreation hall. For years citizens have wanted a hall for meetings, wedding or fund raising projects. Now, for a small rental fee. private individuals and receptions organizations can rent the BOOTI : . I ('orrctndtnt DIAL / L—- if Opens In Sunshine Park progressing much faster than -- __ anticipated because, according another highly renovated recreation center P NEW Y( IRK - NEAt It was c!ciX- cut back in the Fifties [)r. Alfred C. Kinsey was — — . . _____ _______ _____ . , , , I.. . - - • I'. .4'. 1 4 male nudity because, said I Kathy Keeton, editor, "We got a TJ W1 , j IC1, ' . * r'' ______ ii. I ' r~_ - ..I, ., , I v.., -. ,' Brothers, th' psychologist, explains, ''Wt' till have an attitude of sexual repression toward women Womea and riien respond equally erotic material but unien's verbal responses art' riot necessarily the sante because in many cases, they're aware they're aroused We've made women feel their erotic are wrong and they misinterpret their responses. But, she continues, 'Men are till more interested in nudity Joyce not ' ' '.' ..'. , ' are to i ,. . '. . ' '• , responses i . ' .5 4 : ii! publicity relative to the fact I .' ' • :' (ling to male nudity and since ' it, 'I' i , - I .-~ ~! " ' . , ,r ~%, 4 ' "' r.,~. 1.4 .. I . ' ' . 'IN I, ',i r I 1'. I 1 . :..",. I 1. . I . ..._.J I . ' I ouch quicker satiation rate looking at pictures . ' may respond each month to a reading I'laygirl. There's it ' " featuring male nudity, we felt we should respond to ." thcoming marriage of their Arno, Va. and the late W. daughter, Sherrie Lynn Greene Greene, and of the late .Mr. and to Edward John Willman, son of Mrs. William B. Berry, Arno, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Va. Al9i2 graduate ofSeminole Willman, both of Lebanon, Pa. United Willman, Lebanon, Pa. Methodist Chdurch, this will be the largest parade in High School, she attended A 1970 graduate of Cedar Crest Sanford. Relatives and friends Miss Gretne, born in Port- Seminole Community College High School, he attended are invited to attend. r ___"~ California State Universit , .Northridge. to conduct it. The , J findings wert'publlshetjon June P 15, 1976. She graciously greeted all those present at the statio the city's history. Interested place to live accord.ing to the Crom, Richard Bergman, including us, and passed on groups still have a chance to "villagers." To prove this Susan Bergman, Renee Parker, record a television interview. v , ' . by her Springs Fire Department for learns of newcorners moving Tishje Baldwin, Donna Tiron demeanor and thought she was .~—. . 5 breastfeed. This is still the basic approach "It's motherto-mother," explained Mrs. I;irdner. Today, there are — - .4 '1Lç' I ' 1 "I ,,:'o r ' I it ' i l , ~ . [*& - ' .1I:1 _ I .:.i' , - -_ . . - - - .- .- -- - . .. - . ,~- ,P! - cent of -. 1. I t I .,~. I ______ . Oladel Cochran makes final inspection of bicentennial quilt before it is auctioned off, Signature Quilt Ready For Auction By DORIS DIETRICII espoot HeraldC Th e of the United Pr byterian Chw-th of Lake es Mary are in the throes of finalizing plans for a Hohin>. Razaar scheduled for Dec. 4, at th e church on Wilber Avenue, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. women Hightlight of the bazaar will be the auctioning 01 a quilt at 5p.m. adeI Cochran chairman the colorful quilt and is also chairman of the ba.iaar. signature The bazaar will offer something oreOne Acoun More of is er marship of Joanne Decker and Kay Thompson, featuring a pot poiwri items chair- A variety of homemade foods is under th e coordination of Mildred Donaldson and Anna Coleman Cakes, cookies, pies and sandwiches will be on sale all day. Another section of the bazaar will be dovoted to plants, when potted plants of every description will be offered at reasonable pr ices. Plant chairmen are Lois Push and Peggy Alkens. Mary Ter and Vgia Anden are in charge of the handiwork sale itew aM the arts aW crafts divWon under the diredion of Mildred Sandky and LocWe Mero. The pubi is cordially invited the fete, Peons terested donating Items or helping with the bazaar are asked to call Mrs. Horace Cochran. in , 4 mothers become more aware of While breastfeeding is a themselvesand their role as natural process, Mrs. Gardner mother,, said Mrs. Gardner. explained that inteday'5miobule .. J It ' ' ' , .4 I!'I4iI i "I know V . 6 I . .-N. . I %up and bright, hit she is so ugly that it's hard to lover tier I wit often cruel to her, and then I feel guilty because I know it's not her fault that she's not better-looking. I I .. than to jump into a pr~Al without , i i.ij rivd for four Dear un- r been .% var,,, but im mpmrtnic'nt Or Ian do Gardeners ' Yellow-Jackets contributed $126 to the fund from a &ive of lane event on E)ec Eric is presenily in a state of expects to have a nice Stephens and Susan Halperin remission, except for a kidney Thanksgiving and a merry also presented the fund with problem. His mother said he (Thrmas . His teachers, Anita an-ther check fur $1S1 rtsi't1 by donations from a Ska te City Night, an ice cream sale and 'lhl'r !'n:i' n.: r The I . photos, was older Anti they Dr Pickford's dih-toral .Ntudy 1 1_'•f ~ The re s A C roup Near V Ni New Members Welcome Al Any Time 86 t)FAI( husband's 111K l';l): Your anslst:mtu'e on ' Illiii 1W . . WE 82 30 I' r' (;unr MAYOROF SANFORD . It, THERE AF TE . TI IN %,vrri-I PEw-r'Ei. LID . . - - . Y, ' tOR NEAREST LOCATION I .1 ( 1• (4. ZALES I I . I" "•'''rt' ii n ejmIjble onls ,rt /jle. ISIIiR' ddr'.-,t (339.3433) DIET NUTRITION BEHAVI OR MODIFICATION EXERCISE AC11OI1 ! S895 • Wot.kItp CA IL 339-D lET A fllaii Of - BEER Tkelhiet- :t [i.iti'it::.j Stitti' OPEN SUNDAY 1 P. M.-6 P . M. --- -- _ '- __~ TAMIRICAN C"CEll soclErv __1111111111111111111111111 FOLLOW THE STARS * * — 11111111111111111111111111 , * ; IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CAW JWW 11:1 f IDEAS made' To tic'Ip plan and prepare or 40% dop I _ NOW of hine for that %bell New %egetables, assurted mint., and Year's resolutionii must be a Chri.stinas sugar cands- hous 4 . .4O' Holiday Candy Course . : to ' 11w fee is $10 Advance DEAR PERPLFXED: Not part)time pretties, Seminole regbiration at the registrar's damage from your croehly and much. And if I were you, I Comnniunity College LS offerin g oflice, atthiimst ration bwlding would "dc-friend" her. ,Fain6 perinissive, while parent-aged (house. dOlts are inure authoritarian bus ier" 'who more often makes Christmas' and bosi~ Since children %ou angry" 'who shows dried material and supplies for at t.M focused on 121) children consistently attached different other rnemmitx'rs create their aged through 8, comparing character trails to )ounger and own imrrangemnents ; cookies their attitudes and be liefs about utter adults and candies for the children. SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL boost' plants and terrariums . The Orlando G arden Club is located at 710 F Ucillins , snack bar will be open during 'a!" hturs on sadly twIsted salue's. p.m fusion Learn To Make Treats At suffers serious psychological 7 (noon 9 Old i'opie are seen as Inur e anti elderl) adult.s and asked to liother,s flit, lit, kvvp,,, kidding htionehy girl I find mmmyself bitter and risomitful of ivy friend.s' a t. tractive children because my I have a friend whim studies daughter is so ugly. What can I psychology, arid site told lilt' that mims husband's addressing CRUEl. AND FEELING lOt' ilS he did carefully GUILTY ocoidtng using ''Mrs l)E%h( ('IIUEI,; If you Smith" was his way of "tic" t'o di tIou your lose the setting" mmmc. cosmetic qualities of your I should add that when imty The holiday' season is when tandy. S&hcduk'd fur I)c. 2, daughter, you are the ugly one, husband returned from the trip, all good things sugar 'n spicey arid 16 at 6 p.m , the course will only sour ugliness dorsn't he was as affectionate and are gobbled up without regard include Instruc tion in chocolate show. loving as ever, an d he certainly to dull things like diets Plenty mmroulding, mnarzipan fruits and Into therapy before your friend's theory" "bright and health)" daughter PERI'lJ'XFI) . tit and on Dec 8 from tree-s lo decorate the honie~ r.ills even thought iioboetv is gc'ttimig thai sou marriage Is near the arty use out of it where it is. ret'I. % hy nut ask him to rent a This is 'mols a immmnor issue' ''retreat'' for DO'.' Ilk excuse Is Vhv lit' tRolls II) keep lit as flabby a thl' ides Is shabby. ''Mary Smmimth,'' the second to ''Mrs Mary Simith,'' onoi the third to ''Ms Mary Smimith I regard your frank con- th(in't "de-wife" me thim. %yllat (it) lession as a cry for help. Get .voU think of my Ms findings strongly sup- i , refuses to inove it over here. keeping an apartnient suggests one to that,~-Ne -olds can inake these ' hut'ult!i (10 vvk Sa..nqs Plan list used arid was inirt'hased jo_st be fore' See were married, but he " theme will be carried out with c'qumtc' permissiveness with how tuciutfungs' 'who is more gifts for the whole family to ru(rne'ss," she explains, "the) tikel) to boss )ou around"" enjos There will be door III link niceness with being The chil dren showed no COltswags, wreaths and ChrLstnias old. in choosing who, fit the apartment. fairly attractive. We've done DEAR AIlll\': .Ms husband everything to help her teeth went oil a lG-ilas business trip TUESDAY DEC. 7th Save The Old City Hahilli "Thes noti(e. for example. lurt the latter view," Dr. Pick. The OrlandoGarderi (lot) will that the elderly have more free ford says. "The children were I hold its annual 0iristmas Tree linic all(] relinquish it willingly I .shown 'photographs of yo ' their own. 11-Lee Grant is Anita Stephens and Susan Halperin. teachers ' left) accept check from -NIS. Linda district manager for the Thorp and Mrs. II Lee Grant of Fair Lanes Bowling Alley. w1ing alley. ( erned 'AlIll practical matters Se t Bazaar B a ar are ____________________________________________ T 1:1 ,~ ,~~ , , 0- .L.' if) racial differences arid other in fur Duckling I Who Needs An Airplane? that chiidrcn were impervious x'ial issues until adolescence, Os and I lust identity and disorientation. 1940s, several studies docu'\ttulth dread the losa Ii (man- mitented the earls presence of cial and physical independence , nmcmai and ethnic prejudices, tII1 the elderl) themselves cviii 3-vear-old.s take a negative view of aging. 1'tiiipa rmhle studies in the t'Vi'fl Itmouhthey have a posi- lns and 10:, have examined tv image of other old adults itliltireri's reactions to age tlif41 themselves ferenci's One research teairi 1 hildrn notice the wa they tiricluded that thildren do not ri: I reatt'd,'' Dr. Pit'kjorol cxperceive age (lifferences until i plaius ''They are not coot- age 10, while another argued cows at_thamid still Inaimitains the tilt' about w :mntmnc a pl a ce to g l.ichehor apartommciit hi' had in ease we ha t' a tight or 'fort h' ritar tic-ti rime' I lie and decide to separate arc' now li,ing in iii> apartIt !or boom a hi anti would hate to break U 'it) over hitS We are lit need of a new TV ket'ping that lute lii you ficurl' th It' has a t'rs glilsI o in his by - I irripressmon grows stronger aware of act' differences," she during the earl elementary explains. "F'nr the fir st half of stars." this uentur. it was believed came 9 a in - 2 on e -thi r d anksgiving." . - - its avorab e no young (hildren are even Hampshire up with rather unique Idea. They simply painted on the sides of their in large white letters the word "CW." Greenhouses were mistaken liti . Aniatt'ur hunters shot amid Pornography noted the favorably, ltR\ fluenced the child's reaction to School, the . "The%, 'ftc' Supreme Coufl held that If he didn't have any better sense it In - 9 hIE-ht John ; At South Side Primary third grade class of the elderly its him. Mfrs. G.H. Davis presented a warm, permissive and help"There's been considerable Thanks giving program called ful," psychologist Christine controversy over whether or "The First igan stud) reports. into an empty swimming pool. - . cents. people. a University of Nlich- whether the age of the adult in- filed a $100,000 sui t after diving In 1971, the Technical * Report reported favorable reaction.s of the Commission oil Obscenit% one-third of the women re~ictcil Ugly I acne, etc., but she's still a very . first View The Elderly? reactions of 42 inarried couples favorably, and the final third .straightened, good hair ( -ut, recently, and tie wrote file three nice clothes, treatment for letters 1k' addressed the first I Mrs. . Childre or I ' ut' , for the six-year-old leukemia victim. Linda Thorp, who has children in Woodlands Elementary School, work., as a clerk at the Bowling All ey. She suggested each League Bowler donate 25 cents to the fund, In two weeks, the money was raised. The bowling team, CB I should be grateful that tit)- 1:1year-old daughter is health), 14J1) .- Mom Can't Love I)h':f( :\ltltY society a growing number of / D - ;:mti seen ll boy be fore among five major American A look ill other experiment-i riti(tit) ,%,,(I ..% 11, ll tjjt-~ lit l ,. flow did t*hc citics were shown slides of male in the field inthcates there's sti'l it, society expected ' them to after reading the magazines' nude.-, and asked to rate them it great deal of ambiguity'react negativel~ Eights. per cent of the men ___________________________ Fund Swel Is For Str ic ken Youngster The Erie Tilghman Fund is richer by $1021 after the Fair lanes Inc., Bowling Alley, Fern Park, presented a check to . — H ow ()ill) 5" per cent had ever read answer For more information about support the League'sconceptof and child care which may be young mothers do not have the La Leche, call Mrs. Gardner at a close relationship between checked out of the lending experience and companionship 3fl-7 117, or contact Mrs. Peg mother and ba by being nur- library at monthiy meetings, of their mothers, aunts or Gocken, La Leche League tured this way. But while The books are all approved by grandmothers to count on for leader in Deltona, at 574-2565 By EIIM NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Week campaim ______ May infants feeding when possible and childbirth, nursing, mothering . This Driver Of The Week. amount of love at sight In In an effort to prevent because some people don't have Nations. accidents, the Safety second sight! The delegates had no idea out 75 window panes during un ting season. Council of Massachusetts Specials On Food ;ho sent it. The dove was pheasant h started a "Courteous Driver of At Lovett's this week, brought to them by a November Brailey Odham of Sanford the Week" program. After st raw be rries were iressenger. cents a was the first candidate in the three weeks the entire project package, Jewel shortening was Just the week before, Soviet for governor this was ' abandoned there simply 3 lbs. for 65 cents and Ballard's Foreii Minister Andrei flour, 5 lbs. at 49 cents. Vishinsky, was presented with Weez-Maid food place on a dove as a symbol of world union. Park Avenue advertised french n fried hot dogs on a stick for 15 A Seatrain Service was to begin between the ports of New cents and barbecue hambur gers at 30 York and Savannah, Ga. This is hIa, Thanksgiving Sanford! a ship carrying loaded freight tars. The holiday was marked by ANN ARBOR, Mich. young ;n1uIt. acel 2a 3 and special church services, closing Better Watch Where You're Young children have extremely old adults i a ged 65 and older i, (;,g! po sitive feelingstoward old Specifically, she examined business. erc'n'f usc'oI '"i . men ________ ., _______ -. (,,t' , "i. ''Almust twice as many gave the I'i : tiotutgraphic features high II i :.itiflgs None of the men rat ed w hilt' 14 per iihaUi ni I women did.'' Again, the professors said, thi w ti the terrain ' h It I 14P I'lul, .1 ' female women NI,'.I'i , I, 100 tudents to Playgirl " the countries. breastfceding. Local obstetricians and Available to League meatpediatricians favor breast- hers are a variety of books on . tutle shifts, she notes Teen- . agreeing that breasifeedimig is a I'ague's medical advisory information and support when desirable alternative, one board. their babies are born, doctor stressed that other Annual dries for miiemiibcriip The League fills this gap by methods, of feeding can hi' successful and a mother can are $8.00 which includes the providing information on the build a closeness with her baby co stofalaLeche League News how-to and benefits of more than 3,000 groups in 42 through other means than published every two months. brea.stfectling, and helps newd . . the twilight hours, West- 'lass., who studied the reac- are relatively La Leche League Has New Leader iContinued from Pg. i-c, . ________________________ During adolescence the atti. found the frontal nudes and 50 female students viewed at Purdue University to was caught in be tween arousing," Dr. Elias reported. pictures of various sexual photographic, literary and And, as far as buying future themes and rated them ac- uliaginary sexual stimuli Not oril) that. In response issues of Playgirl, 80 per cent of (luc5 tion'II you enjoy looking cording to sexual arousal and less the women said they would not, and unat male nudes a great deal, favorableness . likeh to purchase hardcore and only 34 per cen' t felt licople somewhat, a little, or not at favorableness. pornographic' pictures or books would approve their reading :mll", she wrote, "While per 'hctures of sc'mmnudes and because of iciaI pressures it. tent of the females indicated nudes were judged by the anti custom When asked So, do wogmien enjos male that they enjoyed looking at women as much less sexually whether they are frequently nudit> imiahe nudity, 2 per cent slunuhiting and ,is touch more stimulated b> such material, The scents to be It responded that they enjoyed it unfavorable than by the men. " they indicate they are not be too soon to tell somewhat or a great deal. Ths But, the researchers continued, bet'ause the> arc' seldom ex- soviet> is still reertx'r:mtini is further support that females that could hi' because women sis'l to such stimuli from that I>chIluci('al air enjoy male nudity." weren't us ed to seeing niale ()it the other hand, when hammer the appeal for volunteers to Beverly Adams, Bull and Donne cold, wet, weary and with meeting America's next First 10 help in the local schools. She B)Ton, Dam and Vera Clark, "blisters on top of blers." lady. - blue cage was delivered to the U.S. delegation to the Unit ed . fee in one dollar bills con Quote Of The Week tributed by Sanford friends. There has to be a certaip co%%s mistaken for deer d uring of I Ii F'sJ year to pay the qualifying fee in wasn't any more courteoe Tallahassee. He paid the whole drivers! 25 Years Ago isilb-ion College in Babson, I '., 'r % '•' '" - ' "on both personality traits and surrounding the question. ' 9d chance to play. There's nadiffer ence in boys and girlsin sports. Gins can l be tter If they really first looking, the hotel could not be blamed, It's Hunting Season Again. After repeatedl y having their and , II, physical char act erist ics.In 190, at Hamburg "Approxiinmtely tw o- thirds 163.3 per cent to ' 73.7 per cent i University in Germany,50 male sign up. Contact the Winter statement, the Women's Dub Theresa Battle, John Booth, We were impressed village include Ernest and trek, arriving at the finish line %ill always have the memory of . , 111 . i 4~I14 ' L " " '.p ,~l II i Five hundred females divided into the park and makes sure and Mike Deemer were among much prettier in person than each one is welcomed into the the participants. she is on television, Linda Kizer, a long-time conmiunity. At least two of these great Mrs. Carter will not resident of the Meadowlark Recent newcomers to the youngsters finished the 20-mile remember us, naturally, but we section of the city, took to heart 4V magazine engaged Haug a survey. surprise when out stepped Mrs. Hacienda Village Is a nice to get a few names: Eugen • I research firm, to do 11' ('tIrnXtny, in turn, hired Dr. Veronica Elias, Associate Professor of Sociology at tourage appeared with a police Many wonderful kids mar- escort and proceeded to the Carter. Ity('AItOI,SMITII Herald Correspondent inoreland farniers of New I '' marketing further information, . 0 & mc can Association and Tuskawilla Farm Plaza on S. It. 434, next to Walkathon held on Nov. Homeowners Amociation. Haciend,a Village. Sanford. A complete list w.1s With 33 units participating, not available, but I did manag! Maybe not football, that's too much. But soccer and volley ball are good for them. Foot ba ll should for boys, mostly." Finally, the Winter 1976 issue .f the Journal of Corn:ounication contained the :inulings of two professors at i. i this- lie is employed with Seaboard hacienda Village Homeowners located in the Cumberland ched in the March of Dimes station. You can imagine our tier fiance, born in Lebanon, Coast Line Railroad. Pa. is the grancison of Mrs. The wedding will be an event Estelle Se)lert, and Mrs. Mary of Dec. 17 at 8 p.m. at Grace I'd like to play football. Boys and girls ar en 't in classes together now. But football would be fun." HELMS, t grade: "I like football. I think it would be fair if e all had a __________________________ necessarily true of a woman . (or that women were not respun. I.,~ I Ill I , A.M, , all how women felt about male nudity. 'Viva was launching a lot of size E. plans to enter law school. CANDY WhiteDove Delivered To presented with erotic stimuli, as in an experiment, they areas sexually aroused as are males." Dr. .•________ '- ______ That left Playgirl in a niche hy itself. Mann Scott Milam, Iiyginl's editor, says she felt it many vehicles; fire units from both breakfast, lunch or dinner in University of Florida where she and the University of Georgia. Casselberry and Longwood; their own city. The eatery is TIMMY BARLOW, 6th grade Football is my favo rite. Fm for girls taking sports. l say daughter of Mrs. Eula Greene. (1 In The Spirit C)f Peace it ; foot Greene, 116 East Jinkins Circle, MARY BA SS, 71h grade: Track and field and gymnastics are my favo rite. I like all sports. (All students at South Seminole Middle Schonl. tto' -- Sanford announce the for- - I To Tel N uciity? Too Soon lot of women saying they were successful social it baby in its beak. The cen. Home Economics teacher. She anti Dan and Peggy Lovett. to her many friends, )oungsters may take that first e has event at her home in Tuskawilla terpiece was surrounded by appeals to others to sign up as which is located in Sunshine Director Ray Brad.shaw, there such tremendous zest for living recently. step. e occasion was an Th beautifully prepared canapes school volunteers explaining Park on North Edgemon is still some "on site" work to and a 'fiesty" spirit. The Winter Springs Fire 'unusual" baby shower for Avenue. be completed, but use of the Department recently punBetty is in Room 7215 at the friend and club member Mrs. and other delicacies artfully that more are needed. Since President-elect II arranged. Thehallcontainsa4Ox6o building will Jus tify the funds chased a cotton candy machine Carter won the race for the F'lonida South Hospital in Unda Williaiiis of Maitland. — meeting room and a separate, needed to complete the parking Orlando. Send a card"' The genial manager of the to assist In fund raising presidency, many stories have According to Mr.-,. Hattaway smaller room with complete area. The Fire Chief Charles city's only eatery, Don Smey projects. Ihs machine will be been written with the theme "I about 50 "tennis buddies" cattle kitchen facilities. The hail is Holzman is this year's parade conunented on the pleasure he available to school and other At present there is no The Winter Springs Police to honor their friend, bringing ui eq pped with 106 chairs and 24 schedul marshall for the annual Winter has experienced in meeting and organizations (or use In their be outdone, may I e set, so chances of Department announces another a "I met long an "array of gift's you SprthgsChrmas Parade to be serving the cit tables which a included in the obtaining UV haU on the date seri izens of a city as fund raising projects. The hiElt when.. I am referring, r, e I film to be shown Dec. wouldn't believe!" Gifts ranged held on Dec. 12 at 2 p.m. rental fee. nice as Winter Springs. you need it are good. For fur- 4 at 9 a,m. at the Bee hail in (toni large Longwood and Winter Springs of course, to our next First furniture such Chief Ilolsman has anAccording to Public Works ther Information conta He announced that in Elementary school.s have used Lady, Rosalynn Carter. ct the Sunshine Park. These films are as a crib, to small but highly nounced additional units response to many requests, he the machine in their recent desiring to participate: Bahal isnowopeningiheres taurantat carnivals. For further inMotorcycle Corps; an assort- 6 a.m. weekdays to serve formation on how the Fire were in Bost on on vacatlnr ment of antique cars; the breakfast. prior to the election, we toure Department assist y Longwood Junior Police; an T.V. Channel Sinleave, Boston.an Asenwe For the first tune residents of earning those needed dollars, were about to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Earl si-r,outh, Va. is assortment of antique fire the city can "eat out" for contact Bill Myers at 327-1000, the grand- and is presently a student at the Seminole Community colleg Gr eene, Williams Plan December Wedding owl to In the center of the buffet the school. She spent three days and Helen Weller, Elizabeth said they walked so that some hosted table perched a large stork with this past week as a substitute Walker, the Jesse Iticharthons day other less fortunate Beth hlattaw ay Male magazines for women, he pointed out, beca us e women didn't find photographs of nude men arousing. They wouldn't buy them, so a profit Wasn't t be had. Ilka the Sixties applied pchological air hanimer to the American psyche. Women were "liberated," and in 1973 l>biygmrl and Viva appeared on the newsstands, exposing ,he wale body to the female eye Women did respond to malt nudity, it siemed. But 18 months after initial publication, Viva discontjnue(l Public Works Department at gearedtointeresjstudentsupto 3 useful items every newborn "joined" Jackson Heights Theofore and Elaine Depizol, They were John Booth a City Hall. the 8th grade, baby needs. Middle School several months Drennon Hyde, Caulie and Theresa Bartle. Films to be shown include The Hatta way home was ago. Betty Knowles, Reena Shultz, When asked why they took Betty Ash, wife of Coun- "Bicycle Riding Reminders," de(orated in soft pinks, blues, Through her volunteer work, Dorothy Simpson, the Joseph part in such a Strenuous Be. cilman Claude Ash is "You and Your Bicycle" and vellows, and whites with a tivity with no more reward than recuperating from a difficult 'Jaywalkers." profusion of lovely flowers, become a substitute teacher at John and Sandy Torcaso, lloyd a thank you, the youngsters open heart operation. She is NANCY ii Sports '? of exploring human sexuality. Springs Hall -- ) Mrs. Raymond Thomas hail .Jr. Recreation Boys ' Waukon, Iowa. There were also and all the trimmings. Glen after spending the stunmer in _________________________ many gue st s from Winter Park, Shupe gave the blessing for the Maine. tianciale In And Around VVinter ' _____________ ,CcaR)fl. tiltEG DUKE, 8th grade: 'Football's my favorite, I play for South Seminole Middle School. If girls I Hardman, Action Bail Bonds. __ Girls ____ Play MEJ.INDA MOORE, 81h grad4' '1 like soccer. We shod be able to take any kind of breath. The bridegroom Is a security Maid of honor Miss Katherine guard for Mohawk Securities, . Sunday, Nov. 28. 1,76-3C - __ Laurel Dr., Sanford. The headpieces we of pink, green bridegroom is the son of Mr. and blue ribbon roses. and Mrs. Raymond T. Hall Sr., Geneva. Best man was Tommy Given in marriage by her Duxbury and ushers were John father, the bride wore a Polk and Jeff hall. Jimmy traditional full gown of chan- Duxbury and Len Grover were tilly lace. The Sabrina neckline groomsmen. and long fitted sleeves were Following a reception at the adorned with pearls and Sanford Civic Center, the sequins. The magnificent skirt couple left on a w edding trip to of chantilly was cascaded, Homasassa Springs. scalloped ruffles and the gown The couple will make tl1 had a cathedral length train home at 2580 Ridgewood Ave., and matching veil. She carrier] Sanford. The br ide is employed a large cascade bo uquet of as a secretary for Leroy white ribbon roses and baby's Can Because of the absence of l'resident Ruth hlph Barrett was in charge of the business meeting. Plans for a ,. Christmas party for next month were made with the exchange gifts included. The Koontz couple was ______________ Louis Bartunek gave a good married in Waukon. Iowa in report from the Federation, and 1916, but later moved to Gran d Orlando and surrounding five new membe rs were added Rapids, Mich where they made towns. One of the highlights of to the list of retirees. their home. Th ey spent many the occasion was an anThe winter season is in Ml winter seasons in Central niversary card from the White swing now in Ch uota. Our Florida before finally settling Ho us e signed by President and latest returnees from the north on Cluluota as their retirement Cheryl Lugenc Polk became Hall wore a gown of pastel the bride of Raymond Thomas dotted swiss featuring U j Hall Jr. a candlelight, double neckline, empire waistbae and ring ceremonySept. lOat 7pm. sash tied at the hack and 1 ., 1. at the Central Baptist Church, cascading to the floor. Sanford, with Mr. William carried a bouquet of small p Harvey, grandfather of the robbon roses and baby's breath', bridegroom gibing the vows with headpiece to match. and pronouncing the ceuple Bridesm aids Darlene Neli man and wife, and Rev, and Georgia Ras wore gowns William Coffman assisting. st yled the same as the honor ney will make their home in parents. Mrs. Charles Angove Meridian, Miss., where the served her sister as matron of bridegroom is in the U.S. Navy. Mrs. James Anthony J Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____ Polk, Hall Repeat Vows 0.1 Virginia Elaine Landress honor in a formal gown of gold, became the bride of James yellow and green floral print Anthony Guanciaie Oct. 30 at over yellow taffeta. She carried 7:30 p.m. In a candlelight, a bouquet of white and green double ring ceremony per. daisies and wore green ribbon formedby Dr. CWon P. Davis at and baby's breath in her hair. the First Baptist Church of Bridesmaids Misses Dawn Cooper and Jackie Crocker The bride is the daughter of Longwood. wore identical dresses to the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I honor attendant, but carried drs, Winter Springs. The pe ach tinted bouquets and wore bridegroom is the son of Mr. peach colored ribbon and and Mrs. Robert A. Guanciale, baby's breath in their hair. Longwood. Mark Meeks was best man: Given in marri age by her Calvin Dahl and Charles father, the bride wore a formal Angove were ushers. gown of white silk organza over taffeta trimmed with lace and Joann Guanciale, sister of the seed pearls. It featured a scoop bridegroom was flower girl in a neckline, long ruffled sleeves lace trimmed peach gown. Glen and chapel train. Her elbow Landress, brother of the bride length veil was attached to a was ring bearer. Camelot headpiece of lace. She Following a reception In the carried a nosegay of white and church fellowship hail, the yellow daisies, carnations and couple left for a honeymoon in baby's breath and wore a the Daytona Beach area. _ ___ , 11, - 10 _ ____ _______ __ -- Winter Season In Full Swing Guanciale U nited I Marriage . Evening In And Around Chu/uota : : SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR — MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI ~ . �4C—Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 28, 1976 BLON DIE THIS IS MY I PUN OUT OC WHA7CA.N HE PT COi'AfERSAflON HE TAKES TALK ABOUT T LEROY ' ) t'ER POR, - ANYTHI NG - BUT HIS BEST SUBJECT IS MARINE -• • tBJOLOG? . ' 4) - / ; Mort Walker GENEL- 140w P0E iT FEE... TO 0E 7l4E FNAL ALrn40Rrr,' OVER ¶4E cLi 'IN Oil •• IL •!j : 5.1 ILrOA Itt) I 1 • •A AS rN C Un 29 Flaky storm 30 Volunteer state labbr I 32 Mist for breathing 36 High die working ARIES March 21•April 19) today, especially II must be You sharp tools. Yiiu'll be difficult to reachwith extra-safely-COnSCiOUS. today because you're not apt to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fi) tell .thers what's on your mind. Open up. Let your hair The long shut may be more appealing to you today than tI'' down. TAURUS (April 211 20) sure thing. Realistically II.1 Don't make mountains out of will only get you a bunch of molehills today. You're a bit too losing tickets. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. sensitive and you're prone to treat minor infractions too 21) You have a low boiling point today. Laugh off the trivial like seriously, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A you usually do. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. wise man once said, "ft Isn't 19J Instead of looking for hidden lose, it's or whether you win how you play the game." A meanings, take peoples' actions A •U I S . 49 If not 50 Biblical character 51 Speedy 53 Greek letter 7 5 good thing for you to recall today, CANCER ( June 21-July 221 Others are likely to find fault ssith your views today because of the way you plead your case. Don't be apologetic if trying to sell bold daring ideas. LEO (July 23.Aug. 22) Mixing business and pleasure is an elixir that will turn bitter in the glass. Put aside the pursuit of profit. Just have some fun. A 11 C.,.• IM .4l ug . b 1I%dlU I( A U Ii! I rr.rrl" 3 9 9 14 - 10 11 — If-Z'7 15 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonton I / OL{, • ( APM,JThR, THG4T __________ - ________________ 21 At-1 - Hot WR WORK. L — 'N ARTISTS • M HE WAS FIRE' F4? 18 All SI&fflY' Bob Montana ,.,'N E , CLES C •• i-.;PrCPC"..'.' - CECSES C. — — — I I J )VI)L. .r..s•. more at face value. You': reading more into them than is really there. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 Leave your credit cards at home today if you'll be out with high rollers, or you'll wind up in the deficit column. P ISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You'll feel uncomfortable among aggressive people today. Seek the company ofriends who have no axes to ,,.,n,l Al p1 You're not very cooperative I smog Loommommon-mon, I 43 1 44 I 48__ YOUR IIIItTIII)AY today, particularly with those Nov. 28, 1976 you care the most for. Oddly Some basic changes in your enough, you'll feel their requests infringe upon your life style are in the offing for you this year. Some of them time. LIBRA (Spet. 23-Oct. 231 may be unsolicited on your Concentrate on what you do part, but tflev %iI DC DCflC!ICI ' For Monday, November 29, 1976 fl - ARCHIE RHINOCEROSES •S , APPEARED - 22 52 riC - - 45 TRACES 0; EAR~Y,V.AIN WERE C..'.' TO DATE BACK TO T.E PTERGACIA - — am - 1 42 A I IILRNICI; BEI)EOSOL For Sunday, November 28, 1976 20 Ki tsc 39 AlCoholIC 22 Affirmative beverage reply 40 Bastion 23 Become faded 44 Intestinal pail 24 Arabian port 45 Splendor 25 Christian 46 Wild plum holiday 47 Ceylon muss 27 Get as deserved 48 Units of 28 Outer (prefi x ) sound 1 1 n h 6 Retired 7 Give Silent assent 8 Arty 9 At all tO Spy employed by police 12 N 37 .. •, 1 9 Va nm it HOROSCOPE I: ... I p• 57 employs 5 I Ri i• 1 I II I) I X UNI I NAlS SI ' I' C) 56 Badly 4 1 I K Mediterranei 3 • jD FJB~A Sparks 58 lively 11 Greek Juno 59 Compass 18 Nosed point 20 Jaunty 60 Thaw 21 Meal 22 Day (Heb) DOWN 23 Peace (Lat) 26 Most inclined 1 Dunks to slumber 2 Level 31 Let in 3 Roman 33 Cooled lava emperor 34 Shin problem 4 Rye fungus 35 Not pump 5 Glar.d 2 1 0 00 • • C) , .,. 55 Lament il II fl • 1 . . name 53Few(FO 54 Island ii 36 Female religious (abbr) 37 Composer Dvorak 38 Makes temple for 41 Admt "-1 Aj0 I O[HiGSI S• 48 Season.-1,1 52 Woman 8 Franklin and Hur I2Morethan 13 Camercc,n 14 Circular 15 Ice n'JSS 16 Comedian BEETLE BAILEY L.E5 A' OF IO.O I Good (lat) 5 Criticize severely tribe .\%-''-J---S• Aner,tca Previous Puzzl e 42 Auxiliary (abt,r 43 Greek ii' 45 Relig.: poem ACROSS Chic Young 54 53 or doing favors today for AllIES I March 21-April 191 persons who have an effect on Let take compassion 156 your career could pay a large precedence over logic today. bon €0 58 You'll get more enjoymentus at a future date. SCORPIo (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) E from that which you do from You're very popular today. your heart. TAURUS (April 20-May 201 Others will go out of their w' — - This should be a pleasant daiiI to help you, but take care that a well-meaning friend doesn't with friends, so long as nothing give you poor business advice. II' I I% k 1.1) ,i,,i( .1 N \1I.'..II 'I lIlY material is at stake. A SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ditch three clubs bid by Mr misunderstanding could arise \l)ItTII 211 Be patient today. Good WYman who sat West, but this moneywise. £987 was 1930 and people were things will come to you if you're (;F'%IINI (May 21-J une 20 VJ74 afraid of overcalls Anyway. willing to Walt. Stir matters up Your chances for success look North (lid pass and South tried ti you'll dilute your luck. £\K4 quite good today, even though three diañmpds which became CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. you will have a reluctant ally. the final contract w F:sr : 1S T (1)1 19) Don't let pettiness play a Against the normal lead of Persons you didn't count on will . £ I') £I role in your actions today. 1 the nine of hearts i no one had be there to take up the slack. , • I generous and forgiving. You'll CANCER (June 21-July 22) tried the lead of third best •7 win others to your banner more i from three hack then East This chould be very I a AII .i 9 readily. would try to cash three heart S4 i t in productive day if you devote tricks South would ruff, draw AQUARIUS i Jan. 20-Feb. 19i £ K 3 .12 your efforts to things of a trumps and wind up with v ia 4 chances for gain look Your creative nature. Pull out the K t J 104 game and rubber exceedingly keen today If you stops where your imagination is AQ The normal lead was not concentrate on situations that concerned, It.oh vulnerable made, Walter led his ace of could add to your resources. Io) (July 23-Aug. 22) Joint spades first Then he shifted %%ri North I'asi 'ouih PISCES (Feb. 20-March 201 to a heart East won and ((J ventures appear to be a source IV I £ back a spade It was obvious of profit today, provided they're Although you may have some l'a.s 2 £ l',i' minor disappointments toda to East that 'i'v.ilter had ted a not too speculative. Play it l'js JA I'.ir'. i singleton ace It was equally everything should work out in i'li, I I j" obvious to South who played ' the long run. Keep the faith ((pinIng lead Ice £ VIRGO (Aug. 23-.Sept. fl)Base low Walter took his YOUR BIRTHDAY put his partner back in with a your decisions today on the big Nov. 29, 1976 second heart and set the con picture. Once you get the Your chances for gum lork tract by rni'ans of a spade comprehensiveview, you'llsee very Th e lat e Walter F Wyman bright t hi s year. In fact. ruff of Boston was a regular con how the smaller pieces fit. your beneficial happening tributor to the early Bridge LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 could come through two hf' World magazines Not only Putting forth a little extra effort (erent sources. was he a fine player and w iiiflllflIit' ti get questions writer, but a delightful person ;itait ti tar the bidding and a great gentleman should be carried when there The bidding may be explain, is a part score and the opener ed in part by the fact that makes a forcing two bid NurthandSouthhada4O'point The answer to this question SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox part score, so that two spades is that responder must bid made game 1 once, but may pass opener's F ___________ North really should have hut mini m u m rebid of his own — three spades over the last. suit _______ 57 55 WIN AT BRIDGE EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider I ALWAYS GT A BJG KICK Cur OF LADES UT GS THE ftA(EA LITTLE I6c0RPcflOAJ, 4 BUGS BUNNY \ by Stoffcl & Hcimdohl \\HIL.E ( , T\IN3T N ENNATE .\"CO _S\J ____ ;: (•fi. .1/ APPLE 5NA.FFP, 41 'K ,_—•;_,...,' AND PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I ct*ir GO oUT HOW COME GRANDPAS - LOOKING LJKE THIS! )i iT5 NOT EO%ORRIEDi HIS Ae4JUr HIS I. 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( — .) .-• •(_ ______ - (- -•• I m 17 rn ,r :'\ ij_4 J '-' -C ZS I .-••< P . Z. _______________________________ _______________________- Cja p; , ii i... ' \j 4 .i j _ç (JJ1 ( . •• " Mff - ( j N I(J I '-:,) 'T'' — 2 •, ZZ fli _ . ..ç J 4 ? ( 0 ,—. -c -t r ' M Z ; 1 U -Ti 0 > 0" ;I)Q Loom In Casse berry -Ir 6 * -. ______ 0 - - .. - Casselberry City Council Chairman Sal Orlando said today he has instructed his attorney to research the possibi li ties of filing lawsuits in the circuit court of Seminole County charging a city co un cil colleague of "election fraud" and a Casselberry weekly newspaper with libel, Orlando said that Councilman Nathan Van Meter, in a pamphlet circulated to residents of Casselberry "flat out lied" to the people, when he printed that the city council in recent weeks reopened candidate qualifying books against advice of City Attorney Kenneth McIntosh. Van Meter told the citizens that reopening the candidate qualifying period was illegal McIntosh told us that it was the properUlingtodoandentlrelydefensiblethcourt," Or ljd, . _______________________ . ) ' .. • -.I. - .. I , , ________ ______________ ___________ - - .• ________ _________ r) T- tr M M -,N \'+j rit 1r- ________ K11 A 5 Z 011 I 6' 4.— b- T V P C~1~/ I.; W A No Rush On Tee Report k t -r , . (Herald photo by Tom Vincent) the tip'. played at the trial are no longer confidential," Chief Judge mcnts by Nixon's attorneys that 0En CL C) . -1 1=7 a .4 - ra longer - 0 OQ 9 — 14 Gr :1 lit a Err to og 41 ErCD ell CD • - CD a . "c 0 =3 C:) r r B - ' ...— ________ _010 ' ____ 0 act 0 to • - O) • • -. Q~) L o0 dl ___________________________________________________ '1 ta B . E (I CD mm m — - 0 aa .0. g, ' 5. . g1 p. g . CD Z . Cl c... • - t '0 '1 CD .in '. — -• 0.. C••) Cl) C_ (1'y — —'I ' ' 2 — _________ ---' n AM II 9 dl ' CD Fr (I — a. . C)''i .. m 1 ..4W u-fl E •• C) C11M ;IK 0 6' 6 - — COL. r: - two a . ' 6 W ' , 0 - Er I secretary in the athletic dep.iitm ni serv ess refrt shin tnt to outdone. the Sanford residents E%iietz. as Williams catches ill) on decided to some (1tiOtt (I )l hours it go for broke and made thoughts," but the Commissioner said the county now has a 'breather" in that construction is not booming as it a~- in 1972. If the tapes are eventually re leased. the public will learn the tone anti inflections of voice used in Lonversations of Nixon a and Watergate figures John 1) committee's six-month stud) halting new construction's free ride on county tax rolls — is - ' -. . -. - • ' recortl1nks. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica had ruled that the tiIPCS should be withheld from public distribution temporarily, and it was his decision which was appealed to the Circui t Court by several broadcast iwt'S organ 'tio1Ls 001 dc, '. 20 1514 n Dec after President lord signed the Presidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act Nixon filed suit in federal court on Dec. 20, 1974 to have the law favored by Williams. To halt the up-to-three-year free ride new construction now has would require aAion by the Florida legislature. -. 1. .. ... '. - '. "\ - .'-f :- •s- - ; -. • • . - — '. . ' ' Fl . - - ' • - . • • "•• . - '.g - • ,; - .• • - ... . / . . - .r ' •' - - . . I • ' (Herald Photo by . Rick WI' a ' L_ Thethree-judgecourtloundlt T W 'rr dent was entitled to claim the limited executive privilege which a president has to protect his confidential dealings with his advisers. act would Wringe only slightly o 6' invasion of his privacy and of the powers of the presidency. it d o ay --- Around The Clock Bridge Comics on confidentiality, because Crossword government archivists would Editorial the material before it DesrAbby could be made public. Horoscope Hospital 7-A $-A Obituaries 7"A 3-B Sports 6-A 3-13 Television 6-A Weather . 4.13 7-A i ' . 22 -A Women . &A SHOPPING Cs ____ ' .' . . ". - / DAYS liLt ___________ ' b Mtr&ld photo "IU1 I R HE S I&I AIN by , This 1973 ('hrysler wound up in the shallows of Lake !onroe late this morning after it collided with a truth and another c ar on rain slick U.S. 17-92), one half inile east of the Interstate 4 overpass. The accident occurred on the heels of hea%.v rain which drenc u hed the Sanford area State troopers reported unk minor injuries. The dunked auto as driven by E)o%%ling W. Hampton, 63, of Rochester, N.Y., authorities said. Drivers of the truck and second c ar 'ere not identified. - Blue Rlobbon Panel n J a'is Fi' r e Su'i' t s ' 0 ç Former County Atty Tutu F reeman already has ruled By Fi) PRICXF.T'r Herald Staff Writer collection of impact lees illegal without a county ordinance, Freeman says that the county County Commissioner John Kuiibrough today urged creation of a "Blue Ribbon stands a good chance of being sued by developers. If that Panel" to come up with a recommendation On happens. Freeman said the the best way to fight some $7-million in county would be required to pay lawsuits facing Seminole County as a result of last year's jail fire, back the Impact-lee money, which is used in the county's 'I'd like to get some attorneys who are fire control districts and For Seminole Count residents Kunbrough said. repairs to old schools in the The Republican commissioner indicated he Seminole County School hasn't asked the full board for approval. But district, Freeman went on to say that the co un ty can expect to be in litigation on jail fire lawsuits within six months. Between now and then, however, Freeman's duties will taper off, perhaps to point where he will no longer be available to county government for advice. Commissioners have to decide whether to Lure one or two attorneys to staff the new department. That decision is expected at Tuesday 's county comrmssion meeting K un hroh said he envisions rece iving input from at least three top lawyers in Seminole County one member of the ad-hoc he said he expects to present his recommendation to fellow commissioners at Bo Simpson committee The question %tuch must be answered is what is the best me thod of combating the said today he believes the Tuesday's meeting or later this week, Kimbrough's Republican colleague. report will be"flushetl down the Commission Chairman Dick Wifljanis, said toilet.' lawsuits' "Let them sit down and tell us what the heLl Lithe best way to go," Kunbrough said. He When the conuruttee was he hasn't heard all the details, but Williams said county commis&oners don't have Lhe legal expertlsetoniake those determinations. appolnted,Kwibrough claimed said th e proposal sounds Like it would be a the committee was "stacked" "good idea." in favor of developers. Appointments were made by Democrats on recommendation Former County Atty. Tom Freeman a1so approved of the concept. "I would be more than happy for any at- of Democratic ConimLssioner tomney to make Harry Kwiatkowski. -. screen AN, . 17 sleep. problems," Kimbrough added. Yilliams said he en%isiirns the impact fee controversy being solved by the count)'s comprehensive land plan , vhich is scheduled For adoption in A second part of the ad-hoc ". . .,4 - fecs~" is one of the major In any event, it found that the Calendar • Pr •1' M • .rj1 1IJ\ m ' . 1arIeiie as 'Sot to be - or future PUE)) Kimbrough said the report obviously has some good #j declared unconstitutional as an as. Enst 5- -.. ' Q. a : m ' ' - C') IA Cl 0 2. 51 2 . i S " C' 5 CD 0 z '< 1______________________ P' 8' Reichert, the coach's wife and minutes anti another ,., in Plarned Unit Development monitored the four f)lat rs h irt rat oral tempt raturts a n d blood Above, - 'LL coIlections is about S4.5-million lic will find out what "ex. pletives" were deleted from s I the written transcripts - _________________ _______ 13 a t for non-stop tennis was .53 hours, Ehrlichman, hR. Haldeman, John Dean and others. The pair FA 2.9 "I Ali, > G — ' —.. 96" - , that Impact construction On the boo • misconduct." ' MM 14 ' Se minole, bt ios onN B e s nd for making the tapes public, said the recordings are conversations between buit ness associates admitted into evidence as proof of criminal ' tv football coach at pressure. Bazelon said. The court, in urdeting the U.S. District Court to devise a 1 M 47 -. Joe procedure mu— in tq 9L (1 in w M 'T" msa Guinness hook Itecords cording to SIIS tennis coach John Reicht'rt, one hook said the record fears is not republication of highly personal matters _ 2, CL S C'C"< ' C) I B . ' i5_..1)L -' I of intimate conversations, and the embarrassment Mr. Nixon M - a , ' •' r— M I * . ;; r > 0) •'i '' Three graduate students front Vii,ould land thein a spot in the prose embarrassing to him The taps at Issue are not recordings of bedroom or other r- 100 '• z 9CD CD - 2 rr o -~ft 0 9 r- ' + 1 'n CD report which asks fees be outlawed. For the past two years, the county has collected $310 per unit from developers for new E"etz took it upon themselves to Iry for a in. arathon effort that the tapvs would invade the former President's privac) and -n < 0 . SOO To Receive Aid, Page 2A ill rou gh until 1 :30 1). in. on Sun a \. of - Commissioners Dick Williams and JohmKimbrough indicated tni ig and going straight fliarpi1t - 1A i lot •, - the opinion sit p O%t r confidential "i' ast Wt - m today of two county corntnisstoners. Both Republican it though 5.5 hours, starting FridaN prograin as David Nlc('ook. Andy < + At j t the weekend. but that lack of rest benefited (lit- varsity tennis high 'diuol lost al are no + 03 a . Cr 0. .\t least four students of Senlinole , ~i + t7 the tapes ______________________________________________ profiled later this week. 'd ' no official action is expected at Tuesday's meeting concerning adoption of that part of the played at the Fr CD a 1110 9 1; Five of the as-of-this morning 10 candidates vying for city council seats in Casselberry are proffled In today's Evening Herald. What Are They Really Ilke? It's all on Pagim 3A and 7A. Tbe remaining candidates will be A report by an ad-hoc corn- back urner of —AND A RECORD David I- Bazelon said In a twoor-inion rejecting argu- q See 1,%WSUITS, Page 2A ' abolition of impact fees looks as if it will be placed on the 55 H OURS, REST top advisers could be released to the public. --By definition, ' Orlando, a candidate for re-election to the city counc il , said that the most important decision facing the Casselberry voter Dec.7 is ratification of the pro posed new city charter , calling a vote of U! the Metro News " Orlando said that for the past year the ) gate cover-up trial of Nixon's — exercise weekly newspaper had workel diligently to assassinate the second set was withdrawn by the GSA and a third was veto( by the House on Sept. 14. On Oct. 26, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington ruled that the White House tapes played during the Wate r- Q char acters of the majority of the city council, while painting halos around the heads of Van Meter and Mayor Gerald Christensen, "the two worst officials I have ever seen." Orlando called Van Meter personally responsible for the city employes voting overwhelmingly to unionize. "Employes have told me the main reason they voted for a union is because of Van Meter's statements during budget sessions that the employes should be thankful they have any jobs at all," he said. There is a small clique operating out of the Casselberry Land Co. who will go to any extreme to control the city elections to defeat the proposed new charter and thus control over the city and the city government," he said. "In addition, Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler clearly made the statement in court two days prior to Van Meter's pamphlet being circulated that the lawsuit filed by Van Meter and others challenging the legality of reopening the qualifying period was frivolous and intended to intimidate candidates who desired to qualify," Orlando said. Nixon contends that GSA trol of the material violates his rights to privacy. The act calls for the GSA to prepare regulations to govvrn public access to the material -1kand submit them to Congress for appro.al The first set ' proposed regulations was re- By l)ONN, FSTKS Herald Staff Writer -. ' --• prepared or reviewed by Nixon, 0and IIN five-inch reels of tape. The material is available to Nixon and to officers of he executive branch of government, subject to GSA regulations. I V11 M (JN . . — . \11 ." hear arguments in former President Richard M. Nixon's bid For control of White House tape recordings and other records of his administration. The justices agreed to review , decision of a three-judge fed-aralcourt in Washington upholding the Prtsidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act passed by Congress in 1974. The act gives the General Services Administration control over an estimated 42 million pages of document' including about 200,000 ----- •' 'Fraud,' Libel Suits Supreme Court today agreed to — :-T1 - Heated Election Dispute - WA-911INGTON (AP) The 3-1 -11> 0 —- I :e O F- Bid T &) m nrnPrjceloCen, ---.1 •7 —4 Sanford, Florida a recommendation on that. A Blue Ribbon Panel would be fine." Freeman Since then, the Republicans said. Freeman is phasing out of his even still Kullt-rough also said plans are not to get involved in a lot of *'political hogwash" but to get lawyers together who are "extrenloly well respected" in this County- Kimbrough said the panel would decide whether to hire a "big gun" from outside the position county to represent Seminole, or let the new majority because the commission has- already opted legal staff handle the Invol,6ed ILst of some 29 position on the county corn- for an in-house legal stall to replace the county attorney, mission. litigants who are seeking retribution from the county have attained OW - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 28, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald