11 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f2a141d10937a7eab7e98552d23ec576.pdf d92690860f50f0909c3a6bdc0349ce92 PDF Text Text 108.-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 25. 1fl - ARMED FORCES nuii NEILO. MICHELS he joined the Nay in August Okinawa. He Joined the Marine Tex., from the U.S. Air Force GLEN J. RICHARD W. MARTIN a bachelor of science degree, he graduated from the Aviation .AGANA, Guam -M-Sgt. Neil 1976. Corps in January 1976. technical training course for Joined the Marine Corps In Antisubmarine Warfare 0. Michels, son of Mr. and Mrs. NORFOLK, VA. - Navy refrigeration and air con. NORFOLK, Va. - Navy August 1976. (ASW) Operator School at the Anton Michels of 600 Wylie Fireman Apprentice Glen J. DWAYNELTHOMAS RICHARD W. MYERS ditioning specialists. Ensign Richard W. Martin, 23, Naval Air Technical Training Ave., Sanford, has been named Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Airman Thomas Is a 1971 son of Mrs. June Martin of 167 Center, Millington, Tenn. A 1973 CHRISTOPHER EVERSON Outstanding Maintenance Man Clarence H. Miller of 14831 WICHITA FALLS, lu - graduate of DeLand High N. Sunland Dr., Sanford, was NORFOLK, Va. - Marine graduate of Lyman High of the Quarter in his unit at Renton St., Deltona, has Private First Class Richard W. Airman Dwayne L. Thomas, School and received a cer- graduated from tl.e Navy's NORFOLK, Va. Navy School, Longwood, he joined the Andersen AFB, Guam. completed recruit training at Myers, son of Mrs. Cherlye K. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. tificate in architectural draf- Aviation Indoctrination Course Airman L. Navy in April 1976. Christopher Sergeant Michels was selected the Naval Training Center, Myers of 300 Oxford Rd., Fern Thomas of 224 S. Orange Ave., ting in 1975 from Daytona tAlC). Everson, son of Mr. Joseph W. for leadership, professional grlando. A former student of Park, has reported for duty Orange City, Fla., has Beach (Fla.) Community A 1976 graduate of Auburn Everson of 1101 Timberlane skill and duty performance. He DeLand High School, DeLand, with the 3rd Marine Division on graduated at Sheppard AFB, College. 1V[ AUE i 1A_R'R'•.. University, Auburn, Ala., with Trail, Casselberry, has •. •,., is assigned to the 43rd Field Maintenance Squadron, a part of the Stategie Air Command KRAFT • CARNATiON. The sergeant is a 1957 LYKES • COCA-COLA graduate of Seminole High BIRDSEYE • SCHLITZ . School. His wife, Sheila, is the ARMOUR • GOLKIST daughter of Mrs. Betty M. Ullman of 2164 25th Ave. N, St. SUNSHINE • PILLSBURY Petersburg. 69th Year, No. 84-Friday, November - SUrvivors 11 After President Ford's election loss, Bonnie Wieboldt of Sanford sent the defeated candidate one red rose as Plead For PLUS....6 COLLECT CASH DIVIDEND BONUS COUPONS! _________________________________________________________ PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, ONE FILLED CERTIFICATE OF 30 BONUS COUPONS IS ALL YOU NEED TO PURCHASE ANYONE OF 1976 USE qi:IDIVIDEND THESE CASH DIVIDEND BONUS SPECIALS! a consolation. Ford has responded with the following personal letter: Dear Miss Wieboldt: 1 EAK I CASH _ Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF Corps Air Cherry forStation, duty with 2D___________________________________________________ Point, N.C. He Joined the PLENTY OF GOOD EATING Marine Corps in April 1976. $ 1.88 PORTER HOUSE STEAK KENNETH COUJER T. BONE STEAKS LONDON BROIL 35 OR MORE 75 PCT. LEAN GROUND BEEF ) 1.38 LB. C*JBE STEAKS \ PICNICS 4 SLICED 58C 1.96 ARMOUR 10 * VERIBEST FRESH PORK 02. -- -. POUND 44C BOX SALTINES SLICED QUARTER LOINS ROAST 48C LB. LB LO PORK CHOPS LB. 8 .wTMIILIoCaIMDlvIo4No pie 'TI LB 10 98' ______________________VALUES _______ 0 0 10FRE (A$. DIVIDE NO COUPONS 160Z. 1 DINNER FRANKS ___________________________________________________ PLUS DEPOSIT LB. to OZ, PKG. . - HEAD MUSHROOMS I.S. POTATOES T"I 32.02. LIQUID out of O families, Turkish ra di o repo rted. Doctors at the state hospital in Van said many of th e dead ap- IVORY peared to be under the age of 12. Dr. Abdulkadir Sonmez said there were about 600 wounded at the hospital, many of them 15FRE 5FREE HORMEL CURE SI BONE. LESS BUFFET HAM COUPON 0000 THRU 12 I 7 SHOPPING TM TNT".'" a..0 '." ILl DISPOSABLE DIAPERS ANY SIZE COUPON (.000 T'-No 7) Sn' asta , . _____ I SOFT 4 CHRISTMAS ________________ 'I'll 't•li . % as %%eek - 1II1(l all ill 'liii' III t'll herald, ICKEN , BE EF. TURKEY DISPOSABLE DIAPERS C CUTUP LB. 45 \ MIXED PARTS ' BREASTS QUARTERS 3 HIND QUARTERS ECONOPAK 3 WINGS W.GIBLETS LB. BEER QTRS. KRAFT I clita" amss XG. 3 CT. 1 28 SUNSHINE CHOCOLATE CREAM PER PACK 13-0Z. 88 - , S TRAILBLAZER TUNA MARTHA WHITE LONG GRAIN RICE SPRAY ,. 88' POTATO FLAKES AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER FINISH 33-OZ. SHOP AT YOUR NIIGNSORLY FAIRWAY HWY. 17-fl S. ORLANDO DR., SANFORD i DOG FOOD IDAHOAN INSTANT LY SOL 89 PUS(or) COR14 25.18. BAG is ox. 10-OZ. PK0. 58 3/" es Police half dozen lobbyists for labor and urban groups indicate that the options prepared for the Carter's consideration Include: -Ca rt er co ul d choose a mayor, a hous in g expe rt , a f inancial wizard or an accomplished government manager to guide his Hunt Shotgun In C , I 1- Kidnap Case By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer -. An Orlando man remained in ..4.. /1 . / ' . . ft lIP 5' ' Babysitter Lament: I I'iI All •FscJ Up With Junior' TALI.A1i.SSEE APi Not to be outdone by pet pet ro pes - three-foot strands of cotton cord. Don Rapp, a professor of child development, claims that playing with the ropes can bc as beneficial to tots as urban program. lie could place the person in charge of the learning to tie their shoes. Department (A Housing and Urban Development IIUDI, the Domestic Council, or a new office. -He could bolster the Domestic Co un cil, using the Nixon- this is as nutt) as any of them. but it really has some brain "Ever' Christmas, there is a toy that comes along and stimulation for children, and I'm really serious about that," says Rapp. "I've been loo ki ng for 17 years for a product I COUid invent that would be good mental rowi1' 'Jail today on armed 'oberyandkidnaping charges, as Sanford police and sheriffs deputies continued a search for a sawedofi shotgun in a west Sanford wooded area. Robert Charles McGill, 31, is beingheldlnjailin lieu of $5,000 bond, officials said, and state authorities have placed a detainer against his release. - Sheriffs detectives arrested McGill early Thursday, six hours after a stocking-masked man armed with a sawed-off shotgun abducted two men from a parking lot at the Lake M onroe Inn on U.S. 17-92 west of Sanford, forced them to drive to a railroad yard, and robbed A county court judge ruled at a brief hearing this morning that there is pro ba ble ca use to hold McGi ll in connect ion with the robbery-abduction of Kelsie 11 NI)ELL C. Whisenhunt. .12-year-old Mitch E. Tindell chased a Sanford stucco contractor . Toyota sedan to a stop at Whisenhuni was left tied up at Seventh Street and Pecan th rail yard and the stocking- Avenue minutes after the scond m as ked ban di t took his pickup abduction-rob be ry. A man in stimulation and also motor and imaginative stim ul ation truck back to the Inn where the auto fired a shotgun blast at for children ' 't injured, Lake Monroe Postmaster Tindell, who wasn 1k' is marketing his ropes for $1 each at FSU through Alpha Gainuta Delta Sorority, lie says he buys the ropes from seeral Georgia manufacturers ala cost of about 20 cents a strand. According to several sources, these nien remain on the HUD "If ttus catches on, we're going to unleash pet ropes on secretary list sent to Carter by his staff: Mayors Thomas Bradley Tallahassee ," Rapp says. 'If we really have to move fast, of Los Angeles, Kenneth Gibson of Newark - both blacks - and I've got it%orked uptu whereAe could. I'd hate to work it Henry Maier of Milwaukee. 017 a shoestring Robe rt Mann was then abducted at shotgun point and taken to the rail yard. before fl ee in g into a '.' de1 area at the Intersectior; U. Ralph Russell saul Tindell could have been killed b th e The truck was returned to the shotgun blast had he not been Inn parking lot by the bandit following correct procedure who then escaped in a small and approaching the stopped compact auto. Iorl p)Uce p.itrulrn:ir; Seo P(il.ICE. Page3-.t )RANGI V: 01 C 58 CAN JUKI s-oz. CONCENT*ATI 5/98' III EVERYDAY Lauderdale and Orlando, and will use equipment leased from scheduled and non-scheduled airlines. "I think it's going to help Miami," carl said of the ABC scheme, "but it's also going to help this area, because most of the people t uiing in are going to want to go to Disney i World i." flights, I think there's a good chance that we might be able to do The chamber president pointed out that local hotels, eating nut tie\oul uf tourist attractions: "We do have a zoo, you know." Flal Cohen, executive director of the Miami Beach Tourist Developmnent Authority, sa id the lower fares will generate new Florida-bound passengers. "Anything that reduces fares has to help bring more people here," he said. establishxiients and rent-a-car firms woull profit from the . But David Kunstier, a spokesman for Eastern Airlines, pre- The Civil Aeronautics Board's Advanced Boo ki ng Cha rt er Comics S-It Obituaries 4-li Sports Crossword 4 Editorial 4-A Weather 5-A Dear Abby 1.11 Women 1.11 no rtheast newspapers, offer rates rang ing from $99 roundtrip dur in g some winter weeks to $139 during busier weeks. Tele v ision . The normal roundtrip coach (are Is $210 between New York and Miami. Night coach fare is 1168 . To qualify for an ABC tare, a passenger must sign up least 30 days in advance and stay for one or two weeks, depending on the harter. "The response Is unbelievable," said Michael Brent, president Loser In Love? Page h-(', Sunday Herald ERYDAY LOW PRICE John Carli, president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, says the local area could benefit from a new program which allows c ha rter o pe rators to fl y no rt he rners to Florida for less than half the normal rate"It's very premature for me to say; I haven't really heard that much about it,"Carli said today. "but if the plan involves charter coming passenger flow wherever .BC flights land. And he said dicted that the fares will only steal paengers from uiereg ularly sc hed uled flights. the Sanford-Central Florida Airpo rt should have a good chan ce to _______________________________________________________ I [3C) plan takes effect Jan. 2. Unlike ear li er cha rt er programs. eventuall) grab part of the traffic. 4'B Around The Clock 4-A horoscope the ABC pe rm its passengers to buy air fare and nothing else. "Charter fl ights - this is what they're going for out there," 51 Bridge 4-B hospital Several charter ope ra tors, already advertising the fares in Carl said. "We have cheaper rates here t ha n they do in Orlando, Cal endar Wall Street Winner 4 - HYDE PARK . _____________________ gee HYDROX COOKIES 444 58' E BONNIE %VIEBOI.I)T. MATCHING FA CE .NI.) WOIWS u' ,a: Photo b Tom V,nifl something with it." 44 Today __________ ____ ____ EVERYDAY LOW PRICE '' ___________________________________________________________ COMBINATION PARTS LB. 68C KRAFT PARKAY Unless you help. . 38c LEGS, BREASTS OR DRUMSTICKS tso. Carter I Charter Plan Could Be Boon For Sanford - POT PIES PAMPERS LI. PREMIUM I-;.•,- A6 are forever. .__ influence on urban program,s. Carter has sa id he favors a strong Cabinet, which could s pe ll death for the White blouse-located coun cil. Then there are the candidates. 26 OVERNIGHT FRYER PARTS KRAFT GRAPE JELLY KRAFY PHILADELPHIA ilP IL I. -- Birth dec thank you from my heart for your Under President Ford, the coun cil has languished with little DAYS 1111 2 ______ GOLD KIST soz, 'I family by our fellow Americans. I might kill the council off. CAIN OIAIOTNOCOUPONI TN T'I,I COUPON LIII) EV911YDAY LOW PRICK, . 11TALIAN DMSING A 4 extended to me and my entire HUD,Transportation and Health, Education and Welfare). Or he II CAIN OIN'OIN000UPO $ 1619 6PAK 11-0?. CANS MARGARINE the generous encouragement created group to coordinate urban-related Cabinet agencies %3.8.OZ. NO RETURN IBOYTLE Ilk. country. and I will always remember '' 15 i.58 APPLES 10 FO the I %'I serve the people of our great Residents there said many persons who might have survived had died under the rubble. One newspaper said some wounded buried under the rubble had frozen to death. An aerial survey of Caldiran on Thursday showed only two buildings still standing. "Caldiran is completely wiped off the . map. We fear 60 per cent of its 2,300 population is lying dead under Mayors Meet the rubble," one official said. Metunel Zelu, a Caldiran resident, said, "We heard the moans WASHINGTON )AP) - Transition strategists for Presidentand cries of our relatives from under the rubble all night Wed. elect Jimmy Carter are exploring proposals for a national urban nesday. I dug out v. ith my hands the bodies of my three children. policy while the nation's largest group of mayors and city officials My wife and mother remain buried. Perhaps if I had had a pick heads for Its annual meeting. and shovel I could have saved them." Several of the big-city mayors who will attend the National Foreign aid for the quake victims began trickling In. The United LeagOt of Cities con!ereneo that St !fl\u:t; '..4..j4 art! Nations representative in Ankara said 1,000 arctic-type tents were _____________________________ being sent to Van An Italian military cargo plane full of supplies Which Way For GOP, Page $-A _________________________________________ was expected in Ankara. The U.S.. Embassy said two transport ________________________ ___________________ planes would arrive later today with 1.000 tents and other supa list of pos.sible Cabinet candidates that the Carter team has plies. assembled and sent to the President-elect. Helicopters airlifted supplieslocated to the townships of Ercis, O'zalp,But the chief architect of Carter's urban policy has not yet been bctxecn Lakc V.n GiAu Caidiran and E)iyadin, selected, according to a number of Carter strategists. and Turkey's border with Iran and Soviet Armenia. The staff has provided Carter with a wide-ranging list of poThe Kandilli Observatory in Istanbul said eight more jolts tentiul Cabinet candidates and of ways to reorganize federal rocked the area Thursday and more aftershocks were likely In the offices dealing with urban problems. next few days. The initial tremor registered 7.6 on the Richter Carter strategists say It is not only uncertain who will get the scale, indicating a major earthquake capable of widespread, top jobs, but also where the top jobs will be. That will depend on heavy damage. the reorganization Crowds of survwors gathered around the remains of official Thepossibilitiesarecertaintodominatethediscus.sionsatthe ) buildings in Muradiye and pleaded for tents and blankets as league's annual Congress of Cities, which will run through temperatures plunged below freezing for a second straight night. Wednesday. Officials said food supplies were sufficient but thousands more The smaller and more liberal U.S. Conference of Mayors met in badly needed. Chicago earlier in the month, urging Carter to increase federal Peasants in baggy pants gathered around bonfires near the spending in urban areas and calling for better access to the wreckage of their homes and near the bodies of loved ones who president. died when the earth rocked. Interviews with Carter strategists, congressional aides and a In Alikerme near Muradiye there were only two survivors left COUPON C,000 THRU 177 1*78 10 B8' GOLDEN DELICIOUS ; for the future. 7 GOLD KIST PRIMUM WHOLE LB WHITE THRU 17 MI UCIl __________________________________________________ Reynolds of 1 Carolyn Dr., Oviedo, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training BANANAS Center, San Diego. A 1976 CALIFORNIA graduate of Oviedo High LETTUCE School, he Joined the Navy in FRESH COUPON GOOD 78c LYKES SLICED BOILED HAM COPELAND FRESH BREAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE 3 WITH T.-I COUPO.. AND 4 21.02. N.R. BOTTLE SHASTA DRINKS LYKES REGULAR OR BEEF _____________________ OR SUGAR FREE TAB 10 FRE CAS. 01WIof%o Co,,0,$ *iTH TNITCOUPON141D TNT PtJICNA%I LYKES rich [ LB6O C TA?I Enjoy Navy Fireman Apprentics Raymond D. Re ynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. p 1.68 QT. j RIB PORK CHOPS LB 1.58 FRESH tents and warin clothing were ___ 80) 1,O9 CENTER CUT PORK STEAKS PAK r LB. CENTER CUT 16 SHOULDER LARA LYNN BONUS RATH BACON HICKORY or MAPLE MAYONNAISE 3 DIVIDEND 61ZI KRAFT CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP CASH ç BONUS _______________________________________________________ ANDRE Mng CASH DIVIDEND F LB $ 1 .48 CHAMPAGNE FIFTH *.'s' "tio c*i o',r, gf1f7) SMOKED EVERYDAY LOW PRICE .. GIA48? SIZE tLD CAS" C(NO pit Iflu LYKES WHOLE 3-LBS. OR MORE LEAN ..... ..--- It has been a tremendous honor to Urban Plan; 43 c LBS OR MORE BONELESS STEW BEEF BoNus PROCTOR & GAMBLE TIDE LB. 68 LB. DIVIDEND L Jr ' 1.98 LB BONUS DIVIDEND DETERGENT LB. $ 1 .78 BONELESS NORFOLK, Va. - Navy Fireman Apprentice Kenneth J. Collier, son of Mrs. Linda Davison of 1011 Cathy Dr., Altamonte Springs, has cornpitted recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando. A former student of Hopkins Public School, Hopkins, Mich., he Joined the Navy In July 1976. 1' - goodwill were deeply appreciated. friendship. With warmest wishes ficials said, ______________________________ Officials in Ankara said a massive relief effort was being mounted, with Turkish military planes continuing a round-theclock airlift to the provincial capital of Van. But rescue efforts were chaotic in devastated Van Province, and residents charged that the relief work had been poorly coonlinated. The destroyed roads and an eight-inch snowfall kept rescue workers from reaching Caldiran, the heaviest hit town, until CASH SLTES1' ICE CREAM 2 HALU FGA LLON ; g _____ Your floral gift and message of were hampering rescue efforts in the mountainous terrain, O(- ___ ______58 S! MUI{Al)IYE, 'I urkey AI - Relief urkers struggled through snow and over destroyed roads today to help thousands of earthquake victims. Local officials said 3,027 bodies had been recovered in the area and expressed fear that the death toll may N! approaching .1,000. The grief-stricken survivors of Muradiyc spent a second night outdoors in subfreezing temperatures. Mevlut Sivasoglu, the township's acting governor, said tents, blankets and fuel were '!csperately needed to case the suffering of the survivors, many of them injured. Snowstorms, deep crevices in roads, continuing aftershocks, and conhinunicaticjrLs disrupted by Wednesday afternoon's quake rumbled through a 100-mile-long stretch of Northern California early today but no damage or injuries were reported anywhere. ________ ____ WHEN YOU SHOP FAIRWAY FOR FOR LOW PRICES! d Al IFEItNIW.E, Calif. )AP)- A strong earthquake YOU ARE FIGHTING INFLATION SIRLOIN reported SDOMIS... 1 ARMOUR * TISTINDER Marine Private Marshall G. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian E. Johnson, and husband of Mrs. Peggy S. Johnson, all of 2211 Bel-air Blvd., Sanford, has July 1976. 1 FILLED SAVII MARSHALL G. JOHNSON RAYMONDD.REYNOLDS P Ot( Pt1DttJ GROCERY ITEMS NORFOLK, Va. - Marine Private First Class Geoffrey N. Drummond, son of Mr. Greg N. Drummond of P.O. Box " Altamonte Springs, has reported for duty with the 2d Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. He joined the Marine Corps in August 1973. -1 Quake kwjot6ot GEOFFREY N. DRUMMOND Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ' PIIILLIP J. 11.JRGEON SAVE ON YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL...ON NATIONAL BRAND lei -- • '"'• Prices you love.. . Brands you Know... SAN ANTONIO - :\irnlan Phillip J. Turgeon, son of Mrs Muriel A. Turgeon of R.R. 5, Marlborough, Conn., has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. His wife, Paula, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. O'Brien of 500 Preston Road, Inngwood. He ]Eve-.,rm Adak of it New York-based travel firm. "I've had to hire three ad- ditional reservations agents. Our switctiboardLsllghtlngup like a Christmas, tree." Brent said he'll run at least (our flights weekly loMiaml.Fort 'They'll do Just w ha t we expect - skim busin ess off the top of the airlines," he said. Meanwhile, airline officials said extra flights have been scheduled to handle holidayweekend traffic. Eastern said 5-4 chea pe r costs for services. We have a eat possibility, d we fl i ghts had been added to Flonda routes and National provide the facilities, for the c hart er planes to land in Sanford and added 17 flights. then provide bus service to hotels or wherever they want to go. Or we could provide charter bus service if they wanted to go to Orlando. d it "Like the airlines man says, i the charter flights will get some of the spaitiver." Carli prediaed. -- I don't think they're goirtg to take all of the spillover, but they'll get some of it. And with the "For a I of the people It would be the first time they'vecometo Florida," Carl went on, "and they're going to want o reduced rate. It's surely going to poll some people who wouldn't have come otherwise. beach. They always want to see the beach. We're sitting in a good "You have people," Carhi explained, "who say, 'Well, the price location here where they could go to Dayton& if they wanted to is so high we can't afford to fly. We can't fly and stay in Orlando tAO. So tnstesd of r',,,,Iin,, visit the beach, and it would behaUthe distancc "''.O "-'---'-- . '. 'A. that mi.n'v why , we'll hi '''a -. Or If they wanted to, they could go to Disney." And, the chamber chief emphasized, the Sanford area itself is somewhere here in the state.' But now, with the new 'rates, the guy's gonna say. Now we can go �2A—Evenlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Nov. 26, 1q76 Legal Notice Pa I r /\r res ted At Goldenrod Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice in Section 11 2011, on Spas IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE pg ii, WAREHOUSESALE ELECTIONPROCLAMATION Avenue. (01ST. 2) NOTICEOFSHER,FF'SSALE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRpurluant to Chapter 677.7 210 Cf 6 CLARENCE C. ANDERSO4 Under and by virtue of authority PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, .SR - BA(i2 2016) SiTE - A) in me vested as the Mayor of the FI Number 1Ø.335.CP the Uatorm Commercial Code. P't by virtue of that certjin Writ FLORIDA. II we herewith advertiie for sale the Execution issued Out of and under City of Sanford, Florida, I hereby DIVISIOn Agriculture Zone - To park a CASE NO. 76.323%.CA.04 totlowing goods. mobile home 00 the following call a Municipal General Election to In Re: Estate of the seal of the Circuit Court Re: the Marriage of Living. DIning, 8. Bedroom fur be held throughout the City described properly Beginning at Votusia County, Florida. upon a WILLIAM T. MULLINS. IRVING SCHULZE, ,ture, Desk, Tables of various final udgment rendered in the nf0rd, Florida, on the Seventh day the SE cor of SE ', of NE '. Of SE '4 Deceased Husband Petitioner, Refrigerator, sizes. of December, 1976, for the election of Section 11.20 30, run N 3SOtI along vaCcum aforesaid court on the Slh day of NOTICE OF and aMayor.Commissioner andtwo CitY the E line of said Section 11, thence cleaner. & cartons of Misc. Items. November, AD. 1976. in that certain ADMINISTRATION JULIA LHOTTA SCHULZE Y Bt)Bl,t.OYD 11 Commssioners, term of office for TO ALL PERSONS HAVING wife.Respondent, N 69 deg ii' ii" W S0.00 It, thence 5 Belonging to Gertrude Phillips, caseentitled. Florida Public Service and digital clock, valued at years. HeraidSiaff Writer 43 deg ' " W 256.0 H, thence 5 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST $197. Officers reported the •fV Pevely. Missouri, Margie Gibbs, Commission, Plaintiff, vs. South four NOTICE OF ACTION Said election shall be held at the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL is" E 312.0 ft to the S tine of Ky , & Freddie Volusia Utility Company, Inc., Seminole sheriff's deputies was apparently taken from a Satyersvllte. TO JULIA L'HOTTA SCHULZE, deg 14' Johnson. Santord. Fla. Municipal Civic Center at Seminol. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED the SE 'i of NE ' Of SE ' of said Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Residence unknown The Sale to take place at 307 S. Execution was delivered to me is Boulevard and Sanford Avenue In IN THE ESTATE: Section 11. thence 519 deg ii' Si" E today arrested two Orange display at Century TV Service, Last known address: 2173ff along said S line to the POR. County men in connection with 1317 Celery Ave., by a sneak PiAC Ave.. Sanford. Fta. A.J. Szeriftof Seminole County, Florida, the City of Sanford, Florida, under YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED c a The Werner residence basing Transfer & Storage Co., Inc. and I have levied upon the following further described as on Nolan Rok the lawi and ordinances relating to that the administration of the estate agaragebtu'glaryatGoideni'j thief. Avenue of Two electionsasnowinforceinsaidCity. of WILLIAM T. MULLINS, a? 10.00 am. Saturday December described property owned by South of S.R. 121' (DIST. 2) and were çwnbIn a senarate, Rivers South 11th, 1916 The polls will be opened at 7:00 deceased. Fi)C Number 76.333.CP. ' Volu'sla Unity Company, Irx.. Said 7. JOSEPH MEISTER - BA(12 Rumson. New Jersey PubliSh Nov. 26. Dec. 3. 1916 o'clock A M., ar.d will close at 7:00 pending in the Circuit Court for - C2 Commercial Zone c unrelated burglary in which property being located in Seminole NOTICE OF ACTION CEF 130 o'clock P.M. on said date. A County, Florida, more particularly HEREBY NOTIFIED —TO allow a mechanical garage Seminole County, Florida. Probate stereo and camera equipment YOU Lots 6, 7, 5, and 9, Block C. Pearl & ______________________________ described as faltows: I hereby appoint Mrs. F. E. Division, the address of which is of an action for diSSOlUtiOn valued at $4,120 was reported IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Roumillat, Sr. as Clerk; and Mi's. Sanford, Florida. The personal North 12'.', feet of the East 23 feet marriage has been filed against you Lake Heights First Addition. PB i. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH EIGHTE ENTH JUDICIAL dR. taken. R. A. Smith, Mrs. Grace H. Brewer. representative of the estate is Lot 13, the South 12'.', feet of the and you are required to serve a copy Pg 60. in Section 172) 29. on JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE East 23 fee of Lot 14 and vacated Mr. Pete Bukur. Mrs. Martha Dorott J. Multins, wtio$ address Deputies William Perdreaux SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY. of your written defenses. i any. to it Semoran Boulevard (01ST 3) FLORIDA. I WINCHELL EQUIPMENT streetonEast BlockA—allin Block Raborn, Mrs. Lucille Pearson, Mr. Lake Howell Arms Apts, No. 230, on 6 ANDREW SPEEP, Atton'ey and G.A. Bare responded at 2 CIVIL ACTION NO 7e.2I9.CA.O4.0 CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-t69i.CA.O "A", St Johns River Estates, ac BA(I2 20 mi 27E C2 Commercial 1)fflp Beasley. Mrs. Ruby Hem 205 Georgetown Dr.. Casselberry, in for petitioner, whose address is a.m. to a report ot a burglary in In Re: The Marriage of merle, Mrs. Gladys Coo,er. Mrs. Fla. 32707. The name and address Of CHASE & COMPANY, a Florida cording to the plat thereof as Sanford. Zone - To install self servic5 West Commercial Street, , BERNARD ALLEN, Husband, and corporation, )oflnnie Elam, Miss Ethel Riser, recorded in Plat Book 13 at page s.d. FlorIda 32711, on or before gasofine pumps on the N t60ft of S personal representative's at. progress at Charlie's Garage, MARY . ALLEN. WitC. MI'S William Toll, Mrs. Lloyd torney are set forth below, Plaintiff, Records of Seminole County, December 20th. 1976, and file the ',of SW '1.E Of Hwy. 17.92 arid N 7801 Aloma Ave., Goldenrod, BERNARD ALLEN. vs Picker, Mrs. Mary McPherson, Florida, together with all water All persons having claims or original with the Clerk Of thiS Court Spartan Drive, in Section 1971 PetitIoner, CAMPI SI ROOFING COMPANY, a and Daniel Lee Bohannon, 24, of Mrs. Peg Fox, Mrs. Dorothy Raines, demands againSt the estate are productions and treatment euLp. either before service on petitioners Further described as on Spartan and Mrs. Mary Emma Halt, and Mrs. 0. requIred, k a CAMPOR D ROOFING & menl located thereon. Also utility WITHIN THREE Third Ave., BithIo, was MARY S ALLEN, attorney or immediately thereafter, Drive. (DI ST. 4) CONSTRUCTION. INC., a cor G. Bryant as Inspectors of said MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF easenents as described In Exhibit 9 W. R. GRIFFITH - BA(12 20. otherwise a default will be entered arrested when he wasfoujid in a Respondent. poratinn, election. "I" to Qultclaim deed from Leisure THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF against you for the relief demanded 161 SaTE - Al Agricultdre Zone NOTICt OF ACTION car parked at the burglary Defendant, World Park. Inc.. dated January 3 To park a mobile home for a limited IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk in the Petition THE STATE OF FLOR IDA TO: NOTICE OF ACTION hereunto set my hand as Mayor f of the above court a written 1972 and recorded in Vol. 13 at scene, according to sheriffs MARY S WITNESS my hand and the seat of time on the following described ALLEN WHOSE TO MR STEVEN P. CAMPISI The City of Sanford, Florida, and statement of any claim or demand page 26 and 27. and 1376 at page 397 property: Beg at SE car of Lot 7, reports. this Court on November 17th, RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN. CO Mrs. EIli Campisi have caused lobe affixed hereto the they may have. Each claim must be and 39$. Volusia County as well as Florida Land & Colonization (Seal) A sworn Petition for Disolution Fishpot Road William Joseph Faircioth Jr., seal of said City On this 22nd day of 0 writing and must indicate the volume 961 at pages 0346 and 0347 Company Celery Plantation run ? Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Of Marriage A, Vinculo having been Box 311 November, 1976. 19, of 3825 Rouse Road, Seminole County (all official 706 Oft. W 12 ft to center of drainage basis for the claim, the name and Clerk of the Circuit Court filed regarding the marriage to Vestaburg. Pennsylvania Lee P. Moore records) ditch, thence Sly along center of address of the creditor or his agent By: Mary N Darden Orlando, was arrested instde BERNARD ALLEN. in the Circuit 15368 As Mayor of the md the undersigned as Sheriff of a1nageditch to the Nly R.W line of or attorney, and the amount Deputy Clerk the burglarized building, Court in and lr Semnole County, City of Sanford, Florida You are hereby notified that a Seminole County, Florida, will at claimed If the claim iS not yet due. Publish Nov 19, 26, Dec. 3, tO. 1916 Co r( thence SE along said R.Y Florida,theshort titleof which IS IN Complaint for damages has been 11:00 AM, on the 13th day ATTEST: deputy Bare reported. the date when it will become due line 231 ft to P08. in Section 138. 27. OEF93 RE. THE MARRIAGE OF BER H. N. Tamm, Jr. filed against you and you are December, AD. 1976, offer for sale shall be stated. If the claim is 19.30. On Narcissus Avenue (0151, Boharmon and Fairdoth were NARD ALLEN, Petitioner, and required to serve a copy of your and sell to the highest bidder, for City Clerk contingent or unliquidated, the 3) n ciigIr'c sALE LLCrl. 'rsponoeny, wriTTen aeienses. ii any, mereso cash. sublect to any and alt existing PubliSh NOv. 26. 1976 nature of the uncertainty Shalt be 10 LII PANTRY FOOD STORE NOTICE ISHEREBY GivEN that The following described real and upon Plaintiff's Attorney, whose DEF 129 teins, at the Front (West) Door stated lithe claim is secured, the by virtue of that r.r'tain Writ of Ex. Ci Cam. BA(12.20 76) 26E personal property is also being name and address appear below, on Seminole County Courthouse in security shall be described. The ecutlon Issued out of and under the 10 permit self. mercial Zone proceeded against, to wit: or before December 17th, 1976 and Sanford. Florida. the above claimant shalt deliver sufficient seal of the Circuit Court of Sernin service gasoline pumps on the Lot 7. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT file the original thereof with the described personal property, copies of the claim to the clerk O ole County, Florda, upon a linal following described property: Beg ONE, according to Piat thereofas Clerk of this Court either before That said sale is being made to Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE enable the clerk to mail one copy to Iutgment rendered in the aforesaid 46 ft Sof intersection of fl3 I ft E recordedln Ptat Book 13, Page 93, of service on Plaintiff's attcrneys or satisff the terms of said Writ of EIOHTE ENTH JUDICIAL dR. each personal representative, South line of St. Gertrude Avenue I, court on the 13th day of October, the Public Records of Seminole immediately thereafter; otherwise Execution. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE All persons interested in the estate Northerly line of ACL Railroad. run A 0 1976. in that certain case en. County. Florida. adefault will beenteredagainst You John E. Polk, COUNTY. FLORIDA to whom a copy Of this Notice 01 titled, General Electric Credit E 171.6 ft South 150 it, W 12331 ft tO together with the household fur for the relief demanded in the Sheriff CASE NO. 76.22i4.CA.04.F Administration has been mailed are Corporation, a foreign corporation Northerly line ACL Railroad, thence nishings. appliances, fixtures and Complaint Seminole County, Florida In Re: the MarrIage of: WITHIN THREE Plaintiff, vs Erma F. Dutton, required, NWIy along said line 6362 ft. thenc,, equipment situate therein. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal Publish: Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10, 1976 KAREN S MCGEE, Wife, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF nelentlanf. whIch aforesaid Writ 04 North 111,9 ft to P08 in Section 28. TN... nr..s.,I. •AS%4 ..., .U .a •1.. r..,.. ... inn .a,. _ -"0'. "4 ViO uy W '""V OF 57 and THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF E*ecunon was delivered to me as 1920. Further described as located appear and file your answer or other A.D., 1976. ROGER L. MCGEE, Husband THIS NOTICE. to file any oblections Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, jailed in lieu of $5,000 bond each defense or pleading with the Clerk of November. on SR 46 WeSt, East of ACL Railroad (Seal) NOTICE OF SHERIF:'S SALE NOTICE OF SUIT they may have that challenges the and I have levied upon the following crossing. (01ST. 5) on burglary charges. theCircuit Court inand for Seminole Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that TO: ROGER L McGEE validity of the decedent's will, the described property owned by Erma 0. VARIANCES - CONTINUED Clerk of the Circuit Court Investigators today were County, Florida. and serve a copy virtue of that certain Writ of 1203 Belt Drive by qualifications of the personal F Dotton. said property being REALTY SOUTHERN I. thereof on Petitioner's attorney, By Patricia A Jackson Execution iswed out of and under Wichita Falls. Texas representative, or the venue or located in Seminole County. Florida. probing the theft of stereo Mack N Cleveland. EQUITIES, INC. - BA(lI 31 761. Jr • of Deputy Clerk the seal of the Circuit Court of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEI) jurisdiction of the court, 112V - C aCommercial Zone - Sign speakers, receiver, two tape Cleveland, MIze 8. Bridges, P0 RICHARD L. MAMELE more particularly described as Pinellas County, Florida. upon a that a suit has been tiled against you ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND Variance from 75 sq ft to 72 sq ft on follows decks, a Nikon camera, a Drawer 2. Sanford, Florida 32711,00 Hutchison & Morris final judgment rendered in the in the Circuit Court of Seminole OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED the loliowing described property: One 1915 Atlantic Mobile Home 63' or before the 17th day of December. Pct Office Drawer H aforesaid court on the 5th day of County, Florida, entitled: In Re: WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. portable color television and an 1976. or otherwise a default will be Beg tB3 32ff Not NW cor of NE '. 4 of Number 753.4 Identification x 12', 730 North Park Avenue March, A 0 1976. in that certain The Marriage of Karen S McGee, Date of the first publication of this SW' run N 495.3* ft N 34 deg 53 mivt 18-inch ceramic elephant from entered against you. being stored at Altamonte Garage, Sanford. Florida 3711) Administration. case entitled. Second National Bank Wife, and Roger L of McGee. Notice Sisec Ella lift N ISft E loWly lini 117 Longwood Avenue, Attamonte WITNESS MY HAND AND OF. the 5573 N. Semoran Blvd. Telephone: 305.322105) of Clearwater, N A., Plaintiff, vs November 19th, 1976 Husband. Case No. 76.7264 CAO4 F. SR. 400, S 10 deg 01 mm 31 sec Y(, Springs, Florida FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the Publish: Nov 12, 19. 76, Dec. 3. Jerry H Lisle arid Evon J. Lisle, The nature of this suit sb obtain a residence olSidney J. Roche Jr. Circuit Dorothy J. Mullins 540.95 ftS6 deg 4mm Ii sec w sa.oi and the undersigned as Sheriff of Court, on this 5th day of 1976 Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of dissolution of marriage and other As Personal Representa. ft *263 17 ft to begin Section 221 29. Deputies said the missing November. 1976. Seminole County. Florida. will at OEF 50 Exutlon was delivered to me as relief live of the Estate of Further described as located at the ii oo AM on the 6th day of ____________________________ items were valued at $4,120 and (SEAL) Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED William 1. Multlns NW corner of SR. 431 and I I December, A 0 1976, offer for sale Arthur H. Beckwifh, Jr were taken after burglars and I have levied upon the following tofile your written defenses with the Deceased (01ST 31 and sell to the highest bidder, for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND described property owned by Jerry Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk at said Court and serve a copy ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL E. VARIANCES entered the residence by an cash, subject to any and all existing FOR BY' Linda AS. Shaw SEMINOLE COUNTY, ti Lisle and Evon Lisle, said thereof upon the Petitioner or REPRESENTATIVE. I W. 0. AINSWORTH - BA(12 lens, at the Front (West) Door of FLORIDA. Deputy Clerk undetermined method. property being located in Seminole Petitioner's attorneys whose ad Dana J Icardi the Seminole County Courthouse In 70 76l.IIIV - A I Agriculture Zone Mack N Cleveland. Jr CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.1212.CA.0,.a Cedar boards and plywood County, Florida. more particularly dres.sisannexedhereto,onorbefore Post Office Box $79 - Height Variance from 35 ft tO 131 ATICO Sanford. Florida, the above CLEVELAND. MILE MORTGAGE COR. described as follows: Winter Park. Fla December 20th, 1976. or a Default B above ground level to erect radio was reported stolen from two & BRIDGES described personal property PORATION. Telephone 305.647 h5 One 1972 Volkswagen BuS, white will be entered against you antenna tower on Parcels ASO and That Sdid sale Is being made to Plaintiff, south Seminole construction P 0 Drawer Z PubliSh Nriv 19, 26. 1976 DEF over red, ID No. 7227017632, Title WITNESS my hand and Seat as A.30A in Section 4 2031. on Cameron vs satisfy the terms of said Writ of Sanford, Florida 32771 sites, deputies said. No. 09191765 Clerk of the Circuit Court. in arid for Avenue (01ST. 2) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Execution NATHANIEL SOLOMON. et U*' et Attorners for Petitioner One 1972 Pontiac Grand Safari. ID Seminole County, Florida. thiS 72nd Anthony Jullano of Aquarius Publish Nov. 12. 19, 26. Dec. 3, 1916 Cl 2 WILLIAM B. DELAPORTE, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R. John E Polk No. 2P415V2D317705. Title No, day of November, 1976. JR. - BA(12 2076) t1)V - P 1AA CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sheriff Defendants. Land Co. Inc., reported 1,000 DEF 5.3 0529344. (Seal) Residential Zone - Rear Yard COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION board feet of cedar valued at _______________________________ and the undersigned as Sheriff of Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr Variance from 30 It to 1511 on Lot 7. , CIVIL ACTION NO. 74fl33.CA.I7. TO JAMES L OZBURN and Publish Nov Il, It, 78. Dec 3. 1976 Seminole County, FlorIda. will at Clerk of the Circuit Court $700 was hauled away by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Roosevelt Place. PB II. Pg 56. in DOLORES DEF OZBURN, II 00 a m. on the 20Th day of BY Linda M Shaw Section 21 19 29. off Mailland L. BURKE STEELE, Administrator hiS wife someone from lot hA on SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA December. A.D 1976. offer for safe Deputy Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD PROBATE DIVISION Avenue on Roosevelt Place IDIST of the Estate of JEANNETTE E RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Honeysuckle Lane, The File Number 74311CP ài'id iI to the hiyhesf bidder, for KENNETH 0. MORSE, ESQUIRE OF ADJUSTMENT 31 lbast known mailing address LAING, Deceased. cash. subject to any and all existing JONES & BISHOP, PA. Springs, west of Long'wood. Notice of Public HearIng Division ' 3, THEODORE H. SPOOKS Plaintiff. the aforesaid defendants being: 0 Mailland Avenue leins, at the Front (WeSt) Door of December21, 1974 P )AA -BA()2 20 16) 1 t6V fleputy Pegy MeLellan In Re. Estate of t. 'a 16. Flr1on. Roa4 I Seminole County Courthouse In AItmonfe tings,' Flora 3I 7:00P.M. Residential Zone - Lot Width GENEVA STEWARD THOMAS, flersvllle, North C olina 712541 reported that a vacant house MAE K LOWE. Attorneys for Petitioner.Wife. Sanford, Florida, the above TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 0 eceas2 Variance from 90 1110 SlIt and Lot ' MARIE A. WILLIAMS. a k a MARY All parties claiming interests by. Publish Nov 36, Dec. 3, 10. I?, 1976 described personal property was broken into by forcing Notice is hereby given that the NOTICE OF Size Variance from 11.700 sq ft to A. WILLIAMS, through, underor aaainst JAMES L. GEORGE That said Sale Is being macfe to DEF 121 ADMINISTRATION 9730 q ft on Lot It, Block C, St sidingglassdoorsandl4sheets WILLIAMS, MINNIE MAPSON. 5,eminoie County Board Of Ad. OZBURN and DOLORES .1. 01. satisfy the terms of said Writ will TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Iuslment conduct public a Johns River Estates. P813. Pg 54. In PRI SCILLA WYLY. and SAMUEL ofcedarpIywoodvaluedat$6 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST BURN, hiS wife and to all parties Execution, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hearing to consider the following Section I? 19 30. on Mi5soufl MAPSON. or claiming to have any EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. John E. Polk, were taken. Sheriff's reports THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL having items Avenue (DIST 31 Detendants right, title or interest In the real Sheriff CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS listed the location of the OTHER PERSONS Ii'ITERESTED property herein described. I EARL 0 GEORGE -BA(12 20 NOTICE OF SUIT Seminole County, Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA THE ESTATE: CONTINUED R.IAA Residential Zone 76),I17v TOQUIETTITLE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED burglary and theft as E. Horn- INYOU CASE Nov. 26, Dec 3, 10, 17, 1976 PlO. 7.1I2.CA.13.B I DICK BAIRD, INC. - OA(It .15 ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED - Lot Width Variance from lOft to THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO' that an action to foreclose a mor beam, Longwood. DE F 121 ISAAC AS. Dy E that the administration of the estate - C 7 Commercial Zone 51 ft, Lot Size Variance from 11.700 DE F EN DAN T Igage on the following real property GENEVA Plaintiff, Sanford police today were of MAE K. LOWE. deceased, File in Seminole Counly, Florida: sq ft to 9720 sq ft and Rear Yard STEWARD THOMAS. MARIE A. To Operate a repair shop in con vs. Number 76141 CP. Is pending in the Variance from 3011 to 20 ft on Lot I. WILLIAMS. a k a MARY A. junction with an automobile Lot 75.6. SPRING OAKS. UNIT 4, looking for a new portable Circuit INVITATION TO BID BERNICE DYESS, Court for Seminole County, Block C. St Johns River Estates. in accordog to the Plat thereof as WILLIAMS, GEORGE WILLIAMS. dealership as well as body shop on television with AM-FM radio Florida, Probate D,wislon. Ihe ad recorded in Plat Book I?, Pagesls& Notice 5 hereby given thaI the Defendant. the following described property: N Section 111930. on MissourI Avenue MINNIE MAPSON. P RISC I LLA of Casselberry City of Seminole CLERK'S dress of which is Seminole County 't of Lot 2). Spring Hammock, as 96. Public Records of Seminole (0157 3i WYLY. and SAMUEL MAPSON, County. Florida. will receive sealed NOTICE OF SALE Courthouse. North Park Avenue. County, Florida, alive, and their unknown spouses, If recorded In PB 7, Pages 25, Public s EARL 0. GEORGE - BA))? 20. bids tO up 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI Sanford, FL The personal ló IIIV - R 1AA Residevitlal Lone married, and if dead, their unknown Records of Seminole County, less has been filed against you and In December 7, 1916. the City pursuant toOrder on Motion for Sale representative o the estate is are required to serve a copy of your - Lot Width Variance from 90 II to heirs, devii.ees. tegalees, granlees, the following parcel: Begiresing at Manager's office, 93 Lake Triplet entered in the cause pending in the DOUGLAS STENSTROM, whale St ft and Lot Size Variance from writtendefenses. ifany,toiton VAN assigns, spouses, lienors. creditors, the NE corner of said Lot 21, thence IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND address is P.O Box 1330. Sanford, Drive, Cassefberry. for the sale of Circuit Court In and for Seminole 11.700 sq It to 9120 sq II on Lot 9. DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA successors, trustees of them and runSouth III It to road, thence SWly FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fl 32771. The name and address 04 County. Florida. being Case No. 76. at Post Office Box. Orlando, Florida one 10,000 gallon hydropneumatic Block C. St. Johns River Estates in each of them, and any and all ofher 75 ft. thence NWIy to a point FLORIOA.CASE NO. 74.2284.CA.O9. the personal representative's at tank, 90" diameter by 26 feet I in. 112 CA.13 8. Ihe undersigned Clerk lnn1ng, thence East to the P08 Section 1719 30. on Miouri 32907, and file the original with the persons or parties claiming by, F the's tong, Installed in 1959. will sell the property situated in torney are set forth below AltO less then for w S R is and 600. Avenue fOIST 3) through, under or agaInst them or Clerk of the above styled court on or DONNA AS. CLARK, Information may be obtained Seminole County, Florida. descrIbed All persons having claims or 6 ROBERT MCGILL - BAIl? 20 before December 27th. 1976; each of them, and any and all Further described as tronting on Plaintift, demands against the estate are tram the Operations Supervisor Bill as: 16 1ISV - R.IAA Residential Zone otherwise a judgment may be en parties or persons having or Highway 17.92. North of Big Tree VS Schrader. 131 2221, 20 S Hwy. 17.92. TheE 43 feet of Lot land the W 23 required, WITHIN THREE tered against you for the relief - Lot Width Variance from 90 ft to claiming any right, title or interest Road, Section 2*20 20. (01ST. 1) WILLIAM E DRAKE end BAR Catsetberry. The City reserves the feet of Lot S. Block Ii. WYN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF jg and to the following described S. REQUEST TO PARK A demanded in the complaint or 62 ft and Lot Size VarIance from BARA DRAKE. hiS wife. right to accept or relect any or all NEW000, as per PIat Book 4. Page THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN AN RE.1 petition 11.700 Sq 1110 7234 sq ft on Lot 7. property, lying and Situate in TRAILER bids, in the beSt interest of the City. 93. PubliC Records 01 SemInole Defendants THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk RECREATIONAL ZONE FOR A Block A, West Altamonte Heights. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Seminole County. Florida, to.wlt NOTICE OF ACTION Mary W. 1-lawihorne, County, Florida, of the above court a written Section 1. P810. Pg 69. In Section 1) said Court on November 17Th. 1976 The West 39 feet, also the East 39 LIMITED TIME - CONTINUED TO: WILLIAM E. DRAKE City Manager at pubiiC sale,lothehighest and best statement of any claim or demand I MRS. EDWARD HOFFMAN (Seal) 21 29, on Hillcrest Street D1ST II fees, of Lot 1. Block 10. Tier "A". of Whose residence is unknown they may have. Each claim must be City of Casielberry, bidder for cash at 1100 am. on the BA(tO 16761 SOT Lot 3lthrough 39 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Florida Land and Colonization 7 RICHARD 0. SMITH - BA(I2 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED in writing and must indicate the rt. 20th day of December, 1916. at the Clerk of the Circuit Court 2016) 120V - R IA Residential Zone P Company, Limited, E. P. Traffords .s.1 Lots 51 through 36. Lake Jessup that an action to foreclose a mor PubliSh' Nov. 26. Dcc. 3, 1976 west front door of the Seminole basis for the claim, the name and By Linda M. Shaw Map - Rear Yard Variance from 30 ft to the TOWN OF SANFORD, Heights Unrecorded Ptat. in Section tgage on the following property in address of the creditor or his agent DEF 13) County Courthouse In Sanford, Deputy Cterk 13 ft on Lot 13, Indian Hills Unit 7. FLORIDA. according to Plat thereof 12031, Off S.R 46 (01ST. 1) Seminole Courtly, Florida: FlorIda. or attorney, and the amount Publish: NOv. 19, 26. Dec. 3,10,1976 PB IS, Pg 76, in Section 20.2120. on recorded Ptat Book I, Page 34, of the C. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS The East iof Lot Si less the Wait claimed. If the claim iS riot yet due. Notice of Meeting of District Board (Seal) I RAYMOND C. SYPLES DEr 90 Wimebago Trail (01ST 4) Public Records of Seminole County, 10 ft and th, West SOft. Of L,Ot Trusteesof Seminole Community Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., lIve date when it will become due BA(12 20 76) 191E Al Florida WILLIAM J. KORTH - BAlI? Duck Pond Addition to Casselberry. shall be Stated. If the claim is C011I9. Clerk of the Circuit Court Agriculture Zone - To park a and 3076) ll9V - R -IAA ResIdential Seminole County, Florida, ac TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: By. Cherry Kay Travis contingent or unliquidatecf, the PROCLAMATION OF mobile home on the followIng The middle 1 3 of Lot I, Block 10. Zone - Side Yard Variance trom 10 cording to record piat recorded in nature of the uncertainty shalt be The DiStrIct Board of Trustees Deputy Clerk REGULAR ELECTION Tier "A", of Florida Land and described property: That parcel Of ft f SIt and Side Street Variance Plat Book II. Page 21 of tse Public stated II the claim 5 Secured, the TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS will hold a rule adoption public STEPHEN AS STONE land lying In Section 10.20.32. from 25ff to 20 ft on the following Colonization Company. Limited, E Records of Seminole County, security Sh4II be described. The OF THE CITY OF CASSELIERRY. meeting at 7,30 P.M. December II, Suite 1513. CNA Tower described as follows: From the SW P Traffords Map of the TOWN OF described property Lotsl and 9 and Florida. Zoned for a trailer. AND claimant shall deliver sufficient FLORIDA: 1976. in the Board Room in the Otlando, Florida 32101 corof said Section 10, run N 66000 ft SANFORD FLORIDA, according that part of Lot?, Block A, Sanlando The East 10 ft. of the West 6Oft. 04 copies of the claim to the clerk to Administration Building Attorney for Plaintiff at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Pat thereof recorded in Plc? Book I, toa POIIIt of the C 101 the 50' R.W of S-ings Tract ii. as recorded In PB Lot 52, Duck Pond Addition to enable the clerk to mail one copy to the City of Casselberr'y, Florida, Seminole Community College. Publish. Nov 26. 1776 Osceola Road; thence rufi E 2500 ft Page 56. of the Public Records of S. Pg 51. Public Records of Seminole Casselberry, Seminole County, each personal representative. Sanford. Florida for the purpose of DEF.125 that pursuant to lawfulauttvorlty to the E RW line of said Osceola County, Florida, described as 1J Seminole County, Florida repealing, amending, or adopting Florida, acc3rdlng to record Plat All persons interested in the estate City of Casselberry, Florida, shall Road; thence run along the E R.W You and each of you are hereby tollows Begin at the NW corner .04 following proposed regulations recorded in Plat Book 1), Page fl 0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE to whom a copy of this Notice of 00 Tuesday, December 1, 1974, line of Osciola Road. N 7502.20ff to Severally notified that I BURKE said Lot 1, Block A. thence run Sly of the District Board of Trustees. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the Public Records of Seminole Admlnlstratlonhas been mailed are aring the legal hours for voting STEELE, Administrator of the the P.C. of a curve to the right, along theW line of said Lot 7. Bloek Any person wishing to be heard n CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE, County, Florida, required, WITHIN THREE fold the regular election of the City Estate of JEANNETTE E. LAIPIG, ha'ng a radius 0, 132 £6' and a A, 136 Sft fothe SW cor of saidLot 1, these proposed regulations will be FLORIDA has been IlIad against you and you MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF of Casselberry, Florida deceased, has filed his Complaint in central anglof 3S, dig 13' Block A, thence run PlEly along the provided an opportunity to do so by are reouired to serve a cOQv f your TL.i nosy Duo, irAyini,, ,vr .,. _,.....i_. -n-, --. •.,. Civil ActIon No. 722S7.tAOS.1S ansi' u. neix '-------------------, ' . . -. the Circuit Court, Eighteenth "n.0 rv •iUrMJ Ins .rc UI saia Sly line of said Lot 7. Block A. 30.00 the written defenses. if any, to don ,I0M Council Meeting appearing before District Board FEDERAL NAT IOPIAL NOR ntis NOTICE, 101 leany object ions CaSsetberry Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole curve 27S.l1 ft to the PT.; thence B. thence run NWly 179.3 Pt to the 04 Truslees at this meeting. A. Baldwin, Plaintiff's attorney, they may have that challenges the TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Chambers on said date and at the run N 33 deg 13' 16" E 2*1.111? tO the County, Florida, against P08, in Section 171 79. on Sanford 6HX25A - 202 (4) Relating to *tioSI address is 500 Highway 17 92, times authorized for the purpose POB; thence run N 33 deg 13' 16" E validity 04 the decedent's will, the each of you as Defendants to quiet Avenue. (01ST II 04 Contract for professional personnel vi Fern Park. Florida 32730, on or qualifications gf Ihe personal electing the following Lily officials, thence leaving the SEIy N th* NIle of Ny PlaintIff to the above. W300 lin,00offt;Osca&a SANFORD INN—BA(12 70.74) employed wIth !roject Funding. before December 30Th. 1914. and file fCbfP4fithliv• nv lh..,..... t wit, LARRY EL BURCHER, et al, q Rnid. rn ,i.n ., - The FLORIDA IN BRIEF - Adds To Holiday Toll By The Associated Press A 3-year-old Fort Lauder(lale boy struck by a car in his hometown has become one of at least five traffic accident victims in Florida over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, state troopers report. A patrol spokesman said Gary Crawford was killed when struck by a vehicle shortly before noon Thanksgiving Day. The patrol has predicted that 30 persons will (lie lfl Florida highway accidents during the W2-hour holiday. Twenty-nine deaths were recorded during the same period last year. Florida Loses Grant Chance TALLAhASSEE (AP. Florida failed to get a federal grant for a physical fitness program [or senior citizens because the legislature refused to set up a council to run it, says a n' lawmaker who hosts a televised exercise show. Rep. Fran Canton, D-Orlando, said senior citizen fitness grants were awarded to Ohio, Delaware, Texas and Maryland during a White House physical fitness conference several weeks ago. "I was somewhat incensed that Florida, of all states, with our ratio of senior citizens would not be awarded one of these pilot )rograms," Mrs. Carlton said. - - & Legal Notice ' ' thereafTer; oTrierw,se. a detaull will - ' ' .......' beenteredagainStyouforttsereleif WILL BE FOREVCR BARRED Dateoltheflrstputmflcationof (Its demanded in the Complaint. of Administration WITNESS my hand and the seal of Notice IltIs, 1976. this Court on the 23rd day of Plovember S. Douglas Stenstrom November, 1976 As Personal Representa (Seal) five of the Estate of Arthur H Be'ckwith, Jr. MAE K LOWE Clerk of lIve Circuit Cowl Deceased By Linda N $haw ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Deputy Clerk REPRESENTATIVE S John A Baldwin oug5 Stenstrom 5 JOHN A BALDWIN 5 STENSTROM, DAVIS & B4Idw,n & Oikeou MCINTOSH Attorneys at L6w P 0 Box 13)0 500 H,ghway 1792 Sanford, FL 31771 Fern Park, Florida 32730 Telephone. 322 2171 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Publish' NOv 19, 26, 1974 PubliSh Nov 26, Dec 3, 10, U, 1976 CEF 54 OE 133 AND REFERENDUM ON THE PROPOSED REVISED CHARTER OF THE CITY OF CASELBERRY, FLORIDA. *tiictt form of ballot shall be as follows II Ordinance No 320 of the City ci Casselb"ry, Florida, duly ad'pted by the Council on the 1st day 06 November, A.D. 1976. amendIng live existing charter of thi Cily Casselberry.FIorida.t',elng Chapter 45 1351. Laws of Florida, Special Acts of 196$. as amended, for the of creating a revised thartet' as provided by Chapter 166. Laws of Florida, be approved and For The Amendment _______ Agairef lIve Amendment: This Notice shall be posted as required in the City of Casselberry, FI0,idl, and shall be published in the vev'ting Herald once each wk for it (east four u) C0nctiye weeks pior to December 7, 1976. Dated at Cassefoerry, Florid.. tl1s%4day0f November, AD iSeal) 6. K. Christensen. Mayor Puliih, Nov. 5. 12. II, 26. Dec. 3, Iv,6 -- - - 76 MaTerniTy L,IV 6Hx3SA - 2.1$ RelatIng to Military Leave 6H125A —4.1$ Relating to Student Attendance 6f1x33A - SO? Relating to Travel 5jbj1ste for Persormel êtlz2SA - 3.14 Relating to Fees Copies these of proposed regulations of the District Board of Trusless are available for In. Spectiorm in the President's Office loc.sted In the Administration BuildingandRoomiO4iocatedinttse 'F" Faculty 001cc building at SemInole Community College, Sanford. Florida, A copy of any of the proposed rules will be mad. available upon request. All objections to this notic, and ' ,,.. • ,,,,,, ,,,, meeting sa'iouid be filed wIth the DIstrIct Board of Trustees on or before December 1, 1916. All legal issue's should be Drought to the Trustees' attentlon and en attempf made to retOlve them prior to the public hearing. .1CM Daniels Chairman Distrlt Board of Trustees Seminole Community College Sanford, Florida 3217) Pvtsisn. Nov. 26, 1974 tll ''I4 MARY J. 5URCHER. -' his wife Last Known ress: 141 CloIsters Cove Casselberry, Florida 3,37i37 Present Address: UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY notified that a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage encumbering the followIng real property: Lot 9,04 THE COLONNAOES,2nd Section, as recorded in Plat Book 16, Page II, Of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida has bun filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenwi. i any, to t JOHN N. MCCORMICK, attorney for Plaintiff. whose address Is Post ,,,,. .,, ,... ',n, .II .nurcn Street, Orlando, FlorIda, andfile thl original wIth the Clerk of thu above. Styled Court on or before December 30th. 1976 otherwIse a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNSSmyhandandthesaal04 said Court en November 22nd, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwltls, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court R, " Deputy Clerk .-..-'i_n, ., -. r'VUiIvfl. nov. •.,_ '- Se, usc. J IL ....... ministrator of the Estate JEANNE TTL E. LAIPIG, deceased, Plaintiff, versus GENEVA STEWARD THOMAS, et al., Defendants," and you and eacis you, are hereby required to serve a copy of eyour answer or other defense. if any, upon FRAN K C. WHIGHAM of STENSTROM. DAVIS 1. McINTOSH, attorneys for Plaintiff, whose address Is Post Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, 32771,andtofiletheoriginalofsame in the ff,ce of the Clerk of the ebove Styled court on or before December 23rd. 1914. as requIred by law. If you fail to do so. Iudgmenf by default will be taken against ', This Notice Shall be published once each week for four (4) con. secutive weeks. DATED this 14th day of November, AD., 1914 (Seal) Arthur H. Backwltts, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 8y' Cherry Kay TravIs vf',' Clerk STEPISTROM, DAVIS & INTOSH Attorneys for PIairstIf I Post Office Box 1330 . ttord, Fiortda 3777) Publish: Nov. 19. 26. Dec. 1. 10. lasa DEF u -. as Lot 13 A.) (01ST. 1) THOMAS .1. WATKINS BA(U2074lIITE Al Agriculture Zone - To park a mobile home temporarily while rebuilding home on the following deScribed property. All that part 04 SE 'im of NW 'i ly,ng SW of Bill Borough Road NW of Oviedo and Geneva Road in Section 332032. described as two miles C'j 065 R 4600 SR 424. (01ST. 1) CUSTOMCARPET—BA(12 20 76)30E - C 2 Commercial Zone To allow livIng quarters on the f0#ubng described properly, West f North 60 ft of Lot 15, Entz. minger Farms Addition No. 3, PB 4, Pg 27, In Section 3320)0, on HIgh. way 1752, (01ST. 4. JAMES S. EDWARDS BA(1220 74)1ST E A) Agriculture Zone - To park I mobile home on the NE ' of SE ¼ (less S 742 ft + N 2.3 ft of E 4)0 It) NW .4Qf SE ¼. E of S&E Br. Of ACL P5' + SW '404 NE '4 E of S.IE Br. Of ACL. Ny In Section 13 20)0. Further descrIbed as South of Pineway on Sanford Avenue, fOIST. 2) S. PAUL W. STAPP - BAt 12.20. 14) IOTE -Al AgrIculture Zone to renew temporary trailer parking permit on Lot 30 (Ieee NW for canal), Palmer's Subdivlilon. PD 2. UV ' 51 U" + W 168.77ff of SE cor of SW ' of NE t.. run 510 dig 12 minI sac W 60 It. For P06 run 519 dig 47' 51" E 322 4710 PC rad If)' Sly 1106'S I dig n's" E 134.21' tP 34" W 133' 557 deg 47' 3*" W 320' N 73 deg 32' 1" W 110' N 6.6 dig 2'S" W 10' to PC rad 13*7 39' run tOy 3)2 02' on NW N 10 deg I?' " E 195.34' to P06, rI SectIon 29 19 30. FurTher described as located at the corner of 14 and Hwy. 46. fOIST SI F. APPROVAL OF MINUTES November IS, 1976 - Regular Meeting This public hearing will be held in the County CommIssion Chambers of the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. on December 20.1974, at 7:00PM,, or as loan lh.r.tl.r t nni.ii',l. - Written comments tiled with the Office of the Zoning Administrator will be considered and persons appearIng at the hearing will be heard orally Hearings ma', be continued from limi to tIme as may a be found necessary. Further delails available by calling 323-4330, Ext. SemInole County Board f Adiustment y: V!ctr Clscr,tjr, Chairman P,iP,iith DEl Ill 14,,,, IL IsIa By The Associated Press At the first Thanksgiving 355 years ago, the Pilgrims gave thanks for their first harvest after surviving the New England winter. 0 Thursday, as 100 modern Pilgrims reenacted the ceremony in a Miami church, the Rev. Harold Davenport gave a different kind of thanks to his costumed congregation: 'I want to thank you all," he told the group, many of them wearing big whlte collars and black knee britches. "It takes a lot of courage to dress up like this in these outfits." Another Thanksgiving commemoration wasn't so lighthearted. In Plymoutil, Mass., hiIc townsfolk and tourists feasted on 800 pound.s of turkey, some 150 descendants of New England Indian tribes gathered to mourn the changes of the past three centuries. 'Yesterday we walked our forests free of boundaries," said Wamsutta, a descendant of the Wampanoag tribe aLso known as Frank James. "Today we walk your macadam roads and hive In your concrete houses. But our spirit refuses to die." But the Abnaki Indians of Vermont and the ('reeks of Alabama had cause for celebration. Gov. Thomas Salmon signed an executive order giving the Abnakis tribal status, "one of the greatest Thanksgiving gifts that could have been given to the Indians of Vermont," said Chief Walter Walsu. It means the 1,700 .\bnakls may work toward legislation to regain the land and hunting and fishing rights they seek. In Poarch, Ala., local Creeks put on their 6th annual Creek Indian Pow Wow. About 1,000 persons, perhaps half of them with full or part Indian blood, attended. "For many, it's a starting point," said Bill Smith, a construction worker who teaches native dances. "We're trying to bring back the sense of heritage that was lost." Other Americans, including President Ford and President-elect Jimmy Carter, enjoyed traditional Thanksgiving dinners. Many who had no families dined well and often free on hundreds of turkeys prepared In restaurants and shelters for the poor and elderly. hird slept late, watched televised football games, swam in the heated outdoor nool at Tot Killed By ,Auto Legal Notice Thanks - Candidate List Crowded TALLAHASSEE CAP) The list of potential candidates for attorney general is getting crowded with eight persons indicating interest in the job. The latest in the field is Deputy Atty. Gen. James Whisenand, who said Thursday that he is considering the race hut a final decision two years before the balloting would be pry- - That Was On FrIday, Nov. 26, 176-3A Thanksgiving I Camp David, Md., and ate a turkey dinner with 15 relatives and family friends. Earlier, he telephoned members of his high school football team, holding their annual reunion in Grand Rapids, Mich. Rosalynn Carter cooked turkey with cornbread stuffing for 11 members of the Carter clan. Carter made no public appearance. Chicago restaurateur Ismet Deletioglu, a 'rurkish immigrant who said he wanted to share his success with the "elderly, poor, hungry or homeless," served free turkey dinners. St. Anthony's 1)ining Room in San Francisco prepared 240 turkeys, 800 pounds of potatoes, 75 gallons of stuffing and 500 pies for 4,000 poor persons, and Little Rock, Ark., restaurant owners Bob and Yvonne Mcintosh opened their doors to everyone "rich or poor, black or white" who had nobody to share the holiday with. Thousands braved cold November winds to watch floats and marching bands in New York City, Philadelphia, Detroit and other cities. In New York, Snoopy, one of nine giant helium balloons, got tangled in a tree briefly. Santa Claus arrived in the annual Gimbel's parade in Philadelphia, the oldest Thanksgiving Day parade in the country. It started in 1920. Forty convicts at East Baton Rouge, La., Parish Prison who observed Thanksgiving by burning their mattresses were given a holiday dinner of green pea soup, while other inmates ate turkey and stuffing. Sheriff Al Anuss said the fire was set as a publicity stunt. - - Convict Johnson Van Dyle Grigsby, 92, sat down to his first Thanksgiving celebration outside prison walls in 68 years. Grigsby has been an inmate of the Indiana State Prison since 1908, serving a life sentence for seconddegree murder. An Indiaiipolis secretary read about Grigsby and worked to get him a three-day furlough. Prison officials say it might be permanent. 'I never did quit dreaming about a day like this," said Grigsby. It's been a long, long (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols PONDERING Pilgrims .Jackie O'Leary (left), Robert Fritz and Frank Wise ponder their late in a scene from a special Thanksgiving program presented by fourthgraders at Sterling Park Elementary School, ('a ssel b errs', PILGRIMS '... - mat irr -- FI u S u rV I V 01 S e FIr s f I ri L i ri e E)ANVILLE, Vt. AP) Survivors of the great flu epidemic half a century ago don't have to be persuaded to get swine flu shots. They reniember with the precision of childhood the deadly ravages of the disease. "We could see horse-drawn 4 hearses go by the house every few minutes," said Florence Beck, 67, as she waited in line to get her shot at a state Health Department clinic here. "Our football season was canceled, and the team captain died," said her husband, Theodore, who played high school football at SI. Johnsbury Academy when the epidemic 4 struck the northeastern Verniont schuol In the winter of 1918-1919. "They canceled nearly all activities In the town." Mrs. Beck, who now lives in West Danville, was 9 when the epidemic struck. She said she had a mild case of the flu, and she recalled that classes were ranceled at the Samuel Sister School in her hometown of Pawtucket, U.!., so the building could be converted to a makeshift hospital to treat victims of - only a few days," Brown said. "lIe is taking medication after pneumonia and gets some nourishment from the sugar in the coffee." Gilinore, who will be 36 on Dec. 4, has said he will appear before a special meeting of the The convicted killer, who beUtah Board of Pardons at the gan a hunger strike last Friday prison on Tuesday to ask that he when officials refused to let him be executed before a firing call his girl friend, turned down squad as quickly as possible. a breakfast of steak and eggs The board could commute his and a dinner of turkey with all death sentence to life in prison tLe trimmIngs, prison officials or refer it to district court for said. rescheduling of the execution. Hut he did sip water and cofGilmore has demanded that fee with sugar, and prison phy- he be allowed to talk with NiDr. Calvin U. Brown said cole Barrett, 20, who was com• Gilmore, though "naturally mined to a state mental hospipale and weak" was in "good tal for psychiatric evaluation shape actually." after she and Gtlmore took drug "Without liquids he'd last overdoses last week in an SAl.!' l.A}'E ('!TY i ..\P Gary Gtlinoru, who turns 36 uext week but would rather be lead, spent a hungry Thankstving Day in solitary con• finement at the Utah State l'rison. "' His statement was the second this week from a ssible candidate to succeed Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, who has said thit lIe plans to run for governor in 1978. t DISCOVER BICENTENNIAL s AMERICA Convicted Killer Spurned Thanksgiving Turkey the outbreak. Memories of the epidemic which killed more than 2,000 Vermonters have spurred many elderly persons to get shots, said David Scott. director of the state's immunization program. Twenty million persons worldwide, Including 546,000 Americans, died in the pandemic, believed caused by swine flu or a similar strain, Most elderly Danville realdents had shown up at the clinic for vaccinations even before reports on Monday of an apparcat case of swine flu In Missouri. Health officials found no other such cases. But authorities in several states said the report caused an upsurge in public concern over swine flu, while other official In other states attributed an increase in their inoculation rates to the Missouri report. With less than two weeks left in the state's free vaccination program, Scott said more than 60 per cent of ''ermont's senior considered "high citizens risk" cases in a flu outbreak have been imrllunizcd. abortive suicide pact. Gilmore's uncle, Vern DAmico, said he and the inmate's lawyers were attempting to arrange a telephone call from Gilrnore to Mrs. Barrett. He said Gilmore was "despondent" because a rumor that Mrs. Barrett's brain was extensively damaged in her suicide attempt "has gotten back to Gary and that's his main concern right now." Doctors have not reported any brain damage to Mrs. Barrett. Gilmore was convicted of first-degree murder for the July shooting death of a motel clerk lie was scheduled to die on Nov. 15 but Gov. Calvin L Itanipton stayed the execution pending review by the board. - RECLINERS SWIVEL VINYL & HERCIJLON ROCKERS . ' Req. S189 - , 9995 MATTRESS and BOXSPRING SET ALL SIZES ..,, ' . Regular Price 1,,/2 N . . $74 Req. $119 Many other styles & colors to choose from a comparable savIngs ' ED' PlL1OWS ho"ho SM GUN CABINET SAVE Reg. $199 - - Si4 $ 59 _____________________ - SLEEP SOFA WITH MATCHING CHAIR Herculon or "j'I lOPer Vinyl • jIl ill " 2" 4 2ONLY • U 38 AU HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS NOW ON SALE TOO MANY OTHER BARGAINS TO MENTION SAVE AS MUCH AS 25% IN THIS AD _______________________ large lots and sell our merchandise at TRUE DISCOUNTS OF 30% TO 60% OFF We Sell Samples. Seconds, Repossessed, Trade.Ins, etc. We also carry all of the regular line merchandise available at big discounts. NO FANCY DISPLAYS.LOW OVERHEAD.NO uon itatnet tieii presents two aiou cnecits 10 Dave iC .tiv DYERSBURG, lean. (API hours until chartered buses arHIGH (rimm, operatiolls manager of the ('entral Florida LABOR COST (famIly operated) MEAN MORE SAVINGS TO YOUI 'Thank God It was dark," said rived to take them to Memphis .5 $.5 SUPPORT '1(M). One check came From Rathel, the other front Inc of 0 passengers whose to complete their journey. the Sanford Optimists Club. "We would like to see rhanksiving Day tnp aboard Five minutes before the 3:50 littler civic-minded groups and Individuals do the 1 mtrak's Chicago-to-New Or- am. accident, the Illinois Cen.same.' Rathel cOflllflefltC(l. ê.ans Panama limited was th tral Gulf track had been bent terrupted when the train hit ° out of shape by an out-of-control t wisted rail at 30 miles per hour car driven by Douglas leasorls, Limd partially derailed. 20, of Dyersburg, authorities 'It would have been scarier if said. I could see what was happenand the shotgun attach on jContinucd from I'age 1-Ai fingerprints were found on an Reasons was charged by p0Iirig," said the passenger, Eric Tindell. car at an angle from the rear. expensive electric fishing reel Litti,s. is c'nllpip ctnrlent his lice with failure to maintain o--.---'.III USV IçVldIIdl Lilt, UIISSXI3 i'y home to New Orleans. "A proper control and leaving the thiee-hour police search said The fLslung reel allegedly scene of an accident. He was failed to turn up a suspect or a IIew more feet and we would have gone down this embank- released on $250 bond. Joe shotgun and McGill called the was taken from Whisenhunt's Vranich, an Amtrak spokesman sheriffs department from the lent," pickup truck by the shotgun in Washington, said Amtrak Jal Mat fronton at Fern Park to No one was seriously Injured. bandit, according to inA local hospital treated and re- would ask Its legal department report that his auto had been vestigators. IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR IDEAS 'ased 33 persons for Injuries about poasible action against stolen. Reasons. itteluding cuts, bruises and SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (* ) WITH THEIR Sheriffs agents said other Investigators identified the ack sprains. Many of the passengers were The uninjured passengers asleep when nine passenger shotgun bandit's getaway car charges against McGill are MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI ,,,n.twl it pv'ndintz further investigation in Wcrc takcr4 to First Baptist cars and t crinea of the as McGill's and im,n' I-'. McGill was arrested after the abduction-robbery of Mann church where they waited five train derailed. - -- Polic e H u n t S ho tg u n - ---- ,, ,., -. ,, FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * CIVLLLWL6 G4,t - - - DINING SET Req. $168 We haul furniture direct from the factories in 250 Escape Injury :Set While They Last S Pc.—Maple Finish SOLID WOOD - . LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS :. 1 : ______ I - �Evening Herald Evenln Herald, Sanford, Fl. I F;H AVE.. SANI1)fll). EI.A .;2:;1 \rea ('ode •105.322.211 or 831.99.i Thanksgiving is over. That means it's greeting. card season. And it all begins. Store sales. Store promotions. Toy commercials. A myriad of Santa Friday, November 26, 1976-4A came up with immmomw , ': .1 1 w Not- The Clock By NORM OSHRIN A Theft Is A Theft Theft, objectively defined, is the taking of property without the owner's consent. Whenever and wherever that condition exists, and regardless of the amount of property involved, the "reasons" offered for so doing, or the identity of the person doing the taking, one can be sure that an act of theft is taking place. Unfortunately, although most of us are quite capable of spotting and identifying theft when our own property is involved, too often we tend to become careless, unobserving and uncaring when someone else is being deprived of their property. This callousness toward the act of stealing seems to increase in direct ratio to the distance between the owner and his property. "Company property" (which, to the unthinking, doesn't seem to belong to anyone but which, obviously belongs to someone) is particularly susceptible in this respect. For example, there are individuals who wouldn't dream of taking the property of another individual or, observing someone else doing so, would instantly act to prevent it, but think nothing of taking home company property for personal use, using company postage for personal correspondence, or making personal long distance telephone calls at company expense. Unthinking theft of this kind costs business firms untold millions of dollars every year and, of course, acts to push prices paid by consumers for goods and services ever upward. An instance of what we are talking about was reported in a recent edition of the Wall Street Journal. Entitled "Theft Is Theft," the news item told about a shipping clerk being fired for mailing a personal package at his company's expense. Defending the fired clerk before an arbitrator (presumably furnished by the National Labor Relations Board, NLRB), his union argued that the firing over a $2.20 charge (the cost of mailing the package) was stretching the concept of theft "beyond all reasonable definition." To his credit and surprisingly, since the NLRB tends to take the union point of view, the arbitrator refused to accept the union's attempt to excuse theft and ruled that theft is determined by the nature of an act, itself, rather than by the size or value of the property loss suffered by the victim. That ruling represents a victory for principled thinking, we believe, which, hopefully, is on the increase. Things and actions are what they are. Why ; should we bemuse ourselves to the contrary? Moreover, if we do not respect the property rights of others, how can we expect others to respect ours? Retirement Trap Americans are retiring earlier and enjoying It less, writes Newspaper Enterprise Association. At the start of 1962, reports the American Council of Life Insurance, only 16.3 per cent of retired workers collecting Social Security had retired before the age of 65. At the start of 1976, that percentage had risen to 55.6 per cent. Yet most Americans look forward to retirement "with all the enthusiasm of a candy addict on his way to the dentist," says the same organization on the basis of a national survey It conon ducted. Only 22 per cent of the people questioned went along who!eheartedJy with the Idea that retirement can be equated with a life of carefree leisure. Far more 74 per cent agreed with the statement that "most people don't have enough money — — to do what they want in retirement." Along with economic considerations, feelings of self-esteem are also involved. Asked If they thought that "retirement makes a person feel useless," 48 per cent said they believed this entirely and another 36 per cent agreed somewhat. It's better to keep working than to retire at a fixed age" was another survey statement that received general approval, with 46 per cent agreeing entirely and another 30 per cent agreeing somewhat. an intriguing theory concerning the names of those other people? The scene and sounds in most offices in the next several weeks are predictable. Each one reverberates with "thankyous" and "you're welcomes." It can be really silly. One day, it's John coming up to Tom. "Thanks for the card," John tells Tom. "You're welcome," Tom replies. The second day, it's Tom coming up to John, as If he hasn't seen him in a century. "Thanks for the card," Tom tells John. "You're welcome," answers John. greeting-card syndrome. 9 Hun' l)elivt'r Week. 55 cenls: Month. $240; i Months, $14.20; $8 40 I \I;iil in FI''rida same as borne delivery. MI ''ther road i Month. S2.7U; Mnth. i ; 20H2 Months, $32.40 Small Or Clauses. And those cards. A pair of researchers up In Philadelphia recently d AA round wAYNE Ii IX)YLE, Publisher N O RMAN H. OSIIHIN, Editor .I()sPfl D. VAN Hfl.CKI.E. Advertisjn E)retir annual ritualized reflex action, it habit, automated. Stop to think about it. How many people are beginning now to pore over their lists of Christmas card recipients? And how many of these snipe recipients are poring over their lists, containing the Suggesting that the only way many persons farapart r emain In touch is through the greeting card, they concluded that since postal rates are steadily as the price goes up, these relationships will go down. They might become expendable. These researchers could be right. It does seem that many persons use the Christmas card as only an excuse to hang onto dwindling relationships in absence of regular, personal contact. And it's a shame. As a matter of fact, this whole And so on and on and on. Why? What's the purpose? What's the need? The only thing we can hope for is that those greeting-card thing, it's not a shame, might be a sham. The sending of cards from neighbor to neighbor, co-worker to co-worker beconies just an if it researchers are wrong and that long-distance friendships won't be terminated because of postal conditions. Friendships aren't that easy to come by - even long-distance ones. So, if it takes one card a year to at least keep them alive, so be It. "It is sad to note," Stevan Davies, one of the researchers observed, "that there seems to have been a reduction In the volume of holiday mall in recent years." Agreed. So, why not reserve use of these cards for people you don't see every day? You can save money, time, and breath. And, besides, isn't It better, more gratifying, to share and exchange season greetings in person, verbally with a show of true affection and feeling? V, / ", it% / // WASHINGTON "D.B. Cooper, Where Are You?" Five years after the sudden emergence and disappearance of the daring anti-hero to whom the query of this pop tune has since been directed, the answer is still unknown. Dan Cooper, if that's his real name, is nowhere to be found and perhaps he never will be. You'll remember Cooper as the gentleman who on Thanksgiving Eve, 1971, bo arded a commercial jetliner In Portland, Ore., and then notified a stewardess that he was carrying a bomb. He asked for $200,000 as a ransom for the passengers, and four parachutes. His requests were quickly granted. When the plane landed, airline officials gave the hijacker $20 bills, and a selection of 'chutes. Then, allowing the passengers to disembark, Cooper ordered the craft airborne, strapped the money to his chest, chose a parachute, and bailed out — never to be heard from again. 4% -Z- ~— — P_ * 1- ;io I~A,i;VN + 'P 9 I '. / / 7.' -' / oô) — / I —.. . -- ,/_____4_ - -- -S . 10,000 So extraordinary was his cool, not to say his coup, that a macabre cult formed around memory. In the Pacific Northwest he was viewed as a latter-day Robin Hood who stole from a large corporation, hurt no one beat the system. Today, five years later, as the statute of limitations expires on some of Cooper's crimes, a few of his followers think hope - he may return in final triumph, If , ' , \). if -. . -- . Overdose and Not likely, however. The FBI says Cooper cee t ur n up for a final nose thumb at convention, he will forthwith be busted and sent to the slammer. The Bureau's view of the statute of limitations is that It does not completely apply in this case. Skyjacking is a capital offense, for one thing, and besides, Cooper is a fugitive from justice. The FBI believes the courts would consider these circumstances enough to void any consideration of legal timetables. But beyond the judicial risks which render Cooper's appearance improbable, there is also the decided likelihood that he won't co me ba ck because he can't comeback. A good many people who have studied the matter, including key FBI investigators, believe D.B. Is d.e.a.d. Ralph Himmelsbach, the bureau agent who has worked on the case from the beginning, says: "1 don't believe he survived his jump from the plane." . - his -. - - - - THE LONDON ECC)N()M IST Imm i ( WASHINGTON The first substantial revision of immigration laws in ten years has just been signed by President Ford. Legal immigration into the United States from south and central America will now be limited to 20,000 people a year from each country, the present ceiling on immigrants from the rest of the world. The law will also discourage illegal . migrants by fining employers who hire them, unions which offer them membership and agencies which find them jobs. It is thought that there are now about 8 million illegal immigrants in the country, 1.5 million of them in New York city. Although the law does not mention Mexicans, it Is they who are most affected by the change. Hlmmelsbach's conclusion is reasonable About 40,000 Mexicans a year, twice the number enough. Despite the Cooper legend which holds the law will now allow, have legally entered the he was a craftsman as a crook, and thence must United States in the past. But 50 times as many slip across the border have pulled f his parachute leap with the same success as the rest of his mission, there Is con-- and disappear into the barrios of the largest trary evidence. For example a craftsman would cities. The federal authorities catch only about immigrants a year. Once not, as Cooper did, jump from an airplane 800,000 of these wearing a business suit and loafer shoes, not across, they .;iickly merge into the immigrant workforce. with survival as his objective. From south of the border, prospects in the Well, who knows. Perhaps logic unUnited States will always look tantalizing. In the derestlmate.s D.B. Cooper. lie may be alive and cities of north-east Mexico and in rural areas, well and saving his money in Rio. Still, if he's so where most of the immigrants originate, bloody clever, it remains certain that he'll not unemployment runs at 30 per cent. come back to tell us of it. The Mexican crossing the border is looking — of Illegal Smaller Hispanic communities (there are 54 in New York alone) are pleased that the law, by curbing Mexican immigration, will allow them to bolster their own numbers. But from the Mexican viewpoint the law is insensitive and unfair. Under the old system of first-come, firstserved the only limit on their Immigration was the ceiling of 120,000 Immigrants a year from the whole continent. Now Mexico, with has the same individual quota as Nicaragua, with 2 million. President Ford was made sharply aware of this injustice when he signed the bill, and he has promised legislation next year to raise the Mexican quota. It will not be his problem. 60 million people MLN'I'ELL() Ne v . AP Residents of Montello can't call this tiny northeastern Nevada colnmurtitv their own because Southern Pacific Railroad owns a third of it. But they're hoping to buy the railroad out with - a of national problems and the righting of family would be subsidized for maintaining a governmental wrongs. family member in The response was greater than we had an Ucipated. More than 15,000 Americans, with good an approved home-like at- mosphere." billion each year. The FEA contends that unleaded gasoline does cost more to produce. Therefore , the one cent Oferential was allowed. But the oil inRESPONSE: Most federal programs prohibit dustry and gasoline retail ers have ignored the Ideas and valuable perspectives, sent in their home care for the elderly. We suspect the nur- one-cent limit. suggestions. There were many excellent proposals — far more than our staff could handle. We have remained silen t about the National Suggestion Box, t herefore, until we co ul d et better organized. Now we have a dozen specialists, processing the suggestions and contacting government agencies, under the auspices of the Copernicus Society of Ameri". One of the nations' most efficient businessmen, Edward Ptszek, has taken over the chairmanszup 01 the National Suggestion Box. It Is now ready to handle regular suggestions from everyda y citizens. From time to time, we from Southern Pacific, u " 'k. ------ -- A letter bearing Lennon's name and printed in today's Daily Express said the marriage was "long over before the advent of LSD or Yoko ()no," the Japanese artist who became Lennon's second wife. The Express said the lives in Walt's. Wilson May Give Up Seat homes are more likely to rip off the g(wernment position. Yet the very people who had refused him disability benefits turned him down on the 'rounds that h was ilkjthh,wl A home care program in Texas, meanwhile. has been highly successf ul. ' RESPONSE 71; employm ent rights of the : -- 0 LCO U$ LONDON (AP , Former British Prime t... . -.'iirisicr iiaroia Wilson may give up t'iis is House of ('ominous seat and take an appointment at a university in Israel, the Daily Mail newspaper reported today. - Since the 1974 tragedy, the DC-10's cargo door U SUGGESTION: We heard from several l'IIL' 4 Columnist Nigel Dempster said Wilson It can only be hoped that all those who were directly or indirectly Involved in the disaster have also made some corrective modificutiun, beginning with their consciences. would wt'lcome the chance to spend six months a year lecturing on government and world at somewhere like the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He has had enough affairs house, the report said. There' was no immediate comment on the report from Wilson, who resigned the prerniership and leadership of the governing a i nts Lalmr party last .%larch. - IIL. L),\(': ur, i i u•, h U.S. control must be modified by the end of 1976 111 so that their control cables will not be damaged by an explosive decompression. I LONDON (AP) ' 4 - Mystery thriller writer L,en Deighton, 47, had his marriage ended in a "quickie" postal divorce. The proceedings in London Divorce Court on Th ursday took just 10 seconds. His wife withdrawn if a business discriminates against the handicapped. Since the law was written, 650 complaints have been filed , and two-thirds of the cases have been resolved in favor of the handicapped per- Shirley. a designer, petitioned under the British procedure in which neither husband nor wife need attend the court. 4 Mrs. [)eighton alleged the marriage had broken down irretrievably because she and Deighton had lived apart for more than five V(!flrs I ----- WEATHER Thursday's high 70, today's m.p.h. 'v :. are required to submit "affirmative action" combat the Individual citizens' d espairing beli ef RESPONSE: U nleaded gasoline prices, It's plans, which commit them to hire and promote that no one in government is listening. . " low 48 ToMoRRow's TIDES Partly cloudy and warmer Daytona Beach: high 12:24 through Saturday. A slight p.m., low 5:59 a.m., 1:41 p.m. chance of showers today, inPort Canaveral: high 12:04 creasing Saturday. Highs In low p.m., low 5:44 a.m., 1:21 p.m. to raid 7üs and lows around W. Bay-port: high 4:21 a.m., 1:07 Fast to southeast win ds ll5 p.m., low If: a.m., 12:08 p.m. >—<__-.-- I ., ~, ESTES Eighteen-year incumbent City Clerk Onnie R. Shomate is be ing challenged in her bid for re-election in the Dec. 7 Longwood city election by Mrs. Bettie Brown, wife of former mayor and television news director, Kenneth Brown. Longwood is the only city in Seminole County which has retained the city clerk's office as an el ec tive position. D ur ing her nine previous campaigns for the office, Mrs. Shomate has been opposed only twice before. Mrs. Shomate's residence is located off SR 427 while Mrs. Brown and her family r es ide on Logan Drive. Th is is Mrs. Brown's first bid for elective office. Her husband was elected three times to the mayor's office, for one full term and th e unexpired terms of two o th er mayors, the late Al Lormann, who died in office, and Robert Kalinoski, who transferred to another state wi th his job. Polling place for the election is the city hall co un cil cham be rs. WASHINGTON - While familiar Republican figures prepare for a party power struggle, GOP leaders around the co untry are tal king of new faces and fresh tal en t to guide their quest for a come ba ck in 1978. The conservatives among them argue that the party sho uld look to the ri ght for its direction. But there is wi de agreement on the need unity and for a r et urn to the basics of po litical for i'\i'. Iii iii .'\t) KEN I Brown: The S orting ife P All of the spare time in the Bettie anti Ken Bw ron L u.sehohi in Long'ood for must of the past year has been devoted to the sports activities of their 12-year-old son, Kenneth III. Kenneth, a seventh-grade student at South Seminole Middle School, began last February with his sports year. playing baseball as a second baseman with Seminole's All Buys Baseball league and completed that sport as a member of the All-Star team. With as many as three games scheduled per week until After a two week lay-off, the football season began with the Pop Warner league Yo un g Kenneth is a left halfback on th e South Seminole Hurricanes Junior Midgets. lie will be playing today in the Disney Bowl at Oak Ridge High School with the Hurricanes against the Willlam.sport, Pa., J un ior Midgets, which has been undefeated for the past three years. , Mrs. Brown said that Kenneth at the conclusion of the football season will be beginning piano lessons. "lie is musically inclined and last year played trombone in the South Seminole band," she said. The Browns have three other children: Ricky, 29, married and the father of three children, Sean, 9, Dusty )Chrtstopherh 8. and organization as Republican analysis chairmen and national committee members survey the future of the defeated party. T"hey are the people who will be choosing a national chairman in mid-January to succeed the resigning Mary Louise Smith. And many agree with Mrs. Smith that this is no time for station there. 'The ho ) I was dating at the time introduced US, Republicans to turn sharply toward theright — or theleft for that she said. Ken Brown is currently news di r ector for WESH, matter Channel 2 television. Those attitudes emer e-lin-Ag-4 -4The family's pets include a 12-year.old cat, Whiskers, and of more than 40 Republican state party leaders. French pox1Is Beauregard. 12, and Pierre, 6. Their consensus was that what Republicans need most is an Mrs. Browns hobbies are knitting and reading, mostly fiction. Making her first bid for elective office, Mrs. Brown said she has intensive organizational drive, concentrating on voter registration and candidate talent hunts for the 1978 state and been thinking about running for some time. "Quite a few people congressional elections. have been urging nie to ru.n for some years. Kenneth is my baby But the party leaders are divided on the Immediate future. Tl* and old enough now that I can devote time to the city clerk's job," split continues between those who supported President Ford and she said. those who backed Ronald Reagan for the GOP presldenti '1 feel I can help the city because of my well-roun ded nomination. background in many areas," Mrs. Brown said she has taken While the choice of a new chairman looms as a test between college accowiting and several banking courses through three banking schools In her cam paign, she points to her experience in a circuit court clerk's office, for a cit) public utilities, 10 years in banking in loans department . head bookkeeper position, on computers and as a notar) public and office manager doing construction accounting, payroll, taxes, insurance, cash flow and as a title clerk. She cites f our "E's" in her campaign, ethical and energetic. Her motto is "Vote Bro wn - The right conservative and centrist Republicans, some party officials urge a system of shared leadership tha t would install a compromise, consensus choice at the party helm. Mrs. Smith, who has served GOP post, was chosen by Ford. The national committee meets Jan. 14 and 15 to choose a new 28 months in the top hairman. In the interim, there will be a series of Republican meetings,some formal , some of the smoke-filled room variety, to determine whether there will be a compromise Gr an aikut person for a change." She and her family' have been Longwood Michelle,5, and is employed by United Airlines as a pilot; Nancy ,residents for the past1IL7 .years, Murray 22, married contest for the chairmanship. Republican governors - the dozen who will be In Attorney Robert Eagan's office in Orlando; and Karen, 19. a grad ua te of Lyman 111gb School and working for Aloma Tire, in Washington on Monday and Tuesday, with the party future the major topic on their agenda. Iowa state chairman Thomas Stoner of Des Moines said the Party should look to that small corps of governors for ut f ure leadership. lie mentioned Govs. Robert D. Ray of Iowa and Otis R. Bowen of Indiana and newly elected James Thompson of Illinois and Pierre S. DuPont IV of Delaware as the kind of men who and a secretary with Orange-Osceola State ti - no place to go with their ideas, for the government has a special talent for resisting outside sIgestIrmj and giving nenril# Ih' ri,nnri,,n,l if you have an Idea, DONNA Analysis unid-July, the famfly didn't have a single weekend free for five Al M ystery te ry V'rite r Gets Divorce - I nionths. of $2,500. The contracts can be SUGGESTION: Ben Owen of Columbus, handicapped are protected primarily by the Suggestion Box, Box 2000, Washington, D.C. ((k-. t',. has been redesigned and all jumbo jets under By Which Way For The GOP9 letter was delivered to the offices of some British newspapers in New York, where the lAmflonS live. Cynthia, who was recently quoted in a magazine interview, has remarried and now Yet as one of the authors has stated, the fact that decent men could have made the decisions which could have prevented it, Is more distur. bing than if It had been deliberately planned by evil men. THE RACE Lo ndon newspaper. 4 -- - than are the patient's own relatives, -.w.. LUNI)UN(AP) Former Beatle John Lennon has criticized his ex-wife Cynthia for saying their marriage began to collapse after he took his first trip on LSD, according to a sing home lobby may be behind this policy. Yet SUGGESTION: V. Uoyd Allen of Warren, sons. Yet none of the guilty firms lost their at the aged-related agencies, most officials Minn., charged that he had been discriminated government contracts, agreed that the elderly would be better off in a against because he Ii' physically handicapped. "I The Senate Subcommittee on the han- it home environment, became disabled and applied for Social Security dicappeci has assured the National Suggest ion m .JL-._LIL'-. WVJ aaui.i / . isuuiiy ueueiIL3, ne wrote. i was denied at Box that employment of the handicapped will be proposal was that some families would keep the every level." an issue In the next session of Congress. subsidy for themselves ra ther than spend it on The he learn ed of a job opening at his local Many Americans, meanwhile, feel they have the elderly family member. In our view, nursing Social Secarity office and he applied for the ..1,..,.A '. Lennon Criticizes Ex-Wife all tracts in ezc of three assistants and serves as city hall office manager. In her spare time, Mrs. Shomate works with the flowers in her yard of her home and makes most of her own clothes and those of her daughter and grandchildren. Her daughter, Linda Martin lives nearby with her children Julie, 13, an eighth grader and son, Earl, 10, in fifth grade, both at the Central Florida Christian School in Maitland. Mrs. Shomate, Linda and the children do many th in gs together - including treks to the beach, yard work, watching football games on television, shopping tours and going out to dinner. Julie is a member of the Acteens of the Baptist Church; Earl is involved with the Royal Ambassadors at his church. Linda, who works as a secretary in the VocatIonal-Technical Division at Seminole Community College, is also attending the college in pursuit of a degree in public administration. Mrs. Shomate was recently appointed by Mayor James R. Lormann to the city's charter study revision committee. She said while the budgets of other city departments have been steadily increasing, she as office manager at city hall is having $25,000 annually through cutting the office staff by three. If elected, she said she would continue to serve the citizens to the best of her ability, carry out the orders of the city council and provide all the information required with applications submitted for fcl,ral grants. PEOPLE And after all, a corporation Is not really a person. Responsibility Is diluted, the buck gets passed and It is too easy to rationalize away engineering data in the face of market "realities." Miss., asked why unleaded gasoline should cost Vocational Rehabilitation Act, which was passed 20013. will publicize ideas of special merit and urge more than regular fuel, which Is not leaded and in 1973. The law Is woefully Inadequate, however, We have a line of daily communication with their ado*Ion. We cannot demand that your therefore, should be cheaper to produce. In several Importnt ways. proposals be acceed; we can merely urge that mUllen readers In close to 1,000 newspapers, a Unleaded gasoline orices, he suggested, are a ti----------' On the federal level, government agencies line of communication that can be used they a $20,001) loan from the county. Montello consists of about 320 acres and a water and sewer system on Nevada Route 30, about 20 miles north of Interstate 80 near the Idaho l ine. More tha n 100 of the 288 lots are leased N.Y., for be no more than one cent per gallon higher than purpose is to receive your ideas for the solution a program should be established . . . where Mrs. Shomate would like to serve one more term - two years in the city clerk's office she has held for the past 18 years. Then she plans to retire from public life. She, her late husband, Louis, and daughter, linda, moved to Longwood from their native, Birmingham, Ala., 29 years ago on advice of her husband's doctor. lie had a heart condition and the doctor advised that a home nearer sea level would be beneficial, lie planned to go into the florist business with a cousin here shipping plants north. Mrs. Shomate left the job she had held for 131- years in the auditing department of Birmingham Electric Co. to make the move. When he died in 1960 after a longtime illness, friends and family urged her to run for the city clerk's office. She won. The job appeared Ideal because of her background and because she could be near home for her daughter. During her 18 years in office, the city has had seven mayors, including her opponent's husband, and countless councilmen. Mrs. Shomate attended Howard College (now Samford University) and the Alverson Business College in Birmingham. For 10 of her 18 years in office, she did everything in city hall, from tax assessing, voter registration and safeguarding the public records to taking the council meeting minutes, acting as Florida Power Co. agent for citizens to pay their power bills, and doing the city water billing by hand monthly. Now she has a staff Town May Buy Out Railroad to e? I ) 4 L,i,k Shomate: All In The Fami*/v 1 But economic pressures were substantial, say the authors. Design changes wo ul d have cost time and money and the DC-10 was a late corner in the competition with other jumbo jets. In private commerce, the law can be invoked only against bus inesses that ho ld f ed eral con- ., of P WASHINGTON — A dangerous estrangement elderl'- people who need assistance to get true, have skyrocketed above normal levels, the handicapped. But the law lacks has grown up between the citizenry and their around. The government will help take care of Over the any ensummer months, unleaded gasoline forcement provisions. The federal agencies, government. A majority now believe that our them If they move into a n ur sing home. But they prices r ose 2.5 cents per gallon. therefore, can violate their o wn affirm ative institutions do not hear us, do not serve us and do would prefer to live at home with their loved The Federal Energy Administration has action plans as often as they wish without fear of not want to serve vs. ones, who also want them at home. riled that the price for unleaded gasoline should reprisal. the price for regular gasoline. Even the extra penny will cost the consumers an estimated Really I MRS. SIIOMATE'S FAMILY: LINDA, MRS. SILOMATE, EARL AND JULIE governor alter her election in 1924 even cclipse(l in importance the 20 years she was director the U.S. Mint. Mrs. Ross lives in Wash in gt on and hasn't been in Wyom ing since u72. ,b Mrs. Roma Lowe of Nyack, - received from Wyoming schoolchildren. Mrs. Ross said her two years as Wyoming's At least 346 people paid with their lives for the FAA's gross neglect of its duty, and the unwillingness or inability of two face up to their responsibility to the public. I They - ' - Murder may be too strong a word to describe the crash of a Turkish DC-10jumbo jet near Paris in March 1974, history's worst air disaster in which 346 people died. It was more a matter of Involuntary manslaughter, with contributory negligence on the part of executives In two corporations, McDonnell-Douglas and its subcontractor, the Convair Division of General Dynamics, as well as the Federal Aviation Administration. As was brought out in congressional hearings in 1974, and as a new book - "Destination Disaster" - by a London Sunday Times rn vestigative team has just recounted in dramatic detail, the designers and builders of the DC-10 had abundant forewarning of the crash. As early as 1969, engineers were concerned that the plane's cargo door could blow out at high altitudes. This actually happened during a pressure t on the ground in 1970. In June 1972, in a dress rehearsal of the Paris crash, the door on a DC-10 blew out over Windsor, Ontario. Fortunately, the plane's control cables were not severed, as was to be the cac with the Turkish airliner, and were able to land the plane safely. Despite this, under a agreement" with McDonnell.Douglas, the FAA did not issue a mandatory directive to correct the flaw. r H'I's Com . ""( *i - - _- _-.~, , ~, ~ \VASIIIN(;'11)N AP Nellie Tayloe Ross, who served as the nation's first woman governor. turns IN) on Monday and says she's touched 1w the many birthday letters she's FAA Guilty Of Neglect' In The Air Al _~,__. - of being a lawmaker after 31 years in the Now Everyone Can r' Distaff Governor Almost 100 corporations to Their numbers are enough to cause resentmerit, not only among labor unions but among their own kind. New immigrants tend to undercut the old by co m pe ting for the sam e jo bs and, often, for houses in the same district. The 6 million Mexicans already In the United States do not need more compatriots; at most, they simply want their elatives to join them. The new bill gives preference to reuniting families and priority to skilled and professional men. - and bring people "gentleman's for work, even If it is just a temporary job as a fruit-picker or harvest hand. He may be sent home disillusioned; but many Mexicans stay, going on welfare when jobs become scarce. _q Are With out-of-state tourists crowding into Jimmy Carter's hometown, Georgia officials are looking for "tasteful" ways to lure the visitors to the Peach State's other attractions. The state also may build a visitors center on the edge of town in by bus or tram in order to unravel traffic jams and preserve parking space for Plains' 683 permanent residents. JACK ANDERSON So that the voice of the individual might be "Until my wile and kids each got their own CBs, we were never able to have a REAL FAA411 V DISCUSSION" PLAINS, GA. AP the pilots Law 1116 To Tap Plains Visitors 4 Under the law, a corporation is considered to be a "person," with many of the attributes, rights and duties of a natural person. But nobody has ever indicted a corporation for murder. — , Georgia Officials Want DON OAKLEY D.B . Cooper Where Have You Gone ? What IN BRIEF How about a hug? A kiss? A shake of the hand? Or even a token gift? Let's eschew this seasonally automated impersonal card-giving. Try that handshake, hug or kiss. You might like it. TOM TIED E heard again in Washington, we established a example, urged: "In preference to plac ing our National Suggestion Box six months ago. Its elderly in nursing homes or homes for the aged, LT: NATION • Friday, Nov. U, 1 7$-5 A I Mrs. Brown is employed as a bookk eepe r with White's Blueprint Service in Orlando. Born in Ocala and a graduate of the high school there, Mrs Brown and her husband met when he was working at a local radio year and a handful uf their lame-duck colleagues office next - meet in represent the future. But Gordon N'ison, chairman of the Mauahusetts Republican state committee, said Reagan should lead the party and become national chairman, a job the former Calliornia governor ha.s said he does not want. James Colter, the Reptth!ican raa In Arizona, said the real fight is between Reagan and outgoing Vice Presidest Nelson A. Rockefeller, "It Is a contest between the Rockefeller forces and the Reagan forces," he said. "I choose Reagan." �10 Basketball Comes In Like Lion I Seminole The high sool football state playoffs begin tonight w ith Seminole conspiciuous by its absence. Seminole, which earlier in the week voluntarily forfelted two games and its Class AAAA berth opposite Winter Park, tries to find consolation in Saturday night's Florida Bowl game at Gainesville's Florida Field. The Seminoles face Largo, showing an identical 8-2 record. The Packers are making their first post-season appearance and feature strong halfback Mike Whitney, who has chugged for 950 yards. The running-oriented Eyes Largo Packers 0 Iniuries, Losses Take Toll On Bucs The rule of TAMPA tAPi thumb is that a National Football League expansion team will win three games. John McKay projected a better start than that this year for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. But while first-year Seattle has won twice, Tampa Bay is 011 with no real hope against remaining foes Oakland, Pittsburgh and New England. McKay, one of the most suecessful college coaches of all time, faces the prospect of being coa ch of possibly the worst expansion team ever, "Everything has gone wrong. We're injur ed and we aren't very good," said a frustrated McKay, whose club loses by an average score of 26-8. Ron Wolf, vice president for opera tions, said the loss es have taken their toll, "especially on a man used to winning" Like McKay. - "Morale's the biggest thing we've got going for us. He's (McKay) been extremely patient. He's not allowed himself to panic. He hasn't made wholesale changes," said Wolf. "He's maintained his ideals. We're going to develop as a young team. And he sticks to it in spite of the fact we're 0-11." Around camp, people say they can't pinpoint what's wrong this year. There's been a lot of shuffling of positions be ca use 13 players are on injur ed reserve — eight of them starters. New ones added are pressed into action in a week's time. Penalties ha ve been cost ly, too. "I really don't know what's wrong," said Steve Spurner, a nine-year pro quarterback who was supposed to give the Bucs instant offensive credibility. Instead, he leads the NFL's wor st attack. 'Robbed' Canes, Gators Tan 9 Ie ORLANDO (AP) — Sun Bowlbound Florida and the University of Miami get togethen in Orlando's Tangerine Bowl Saturday to battle for the "state football title" and settle a yearold grudge. The Gators and Hurricanes both defeated Florida State this year, so to Saturday's winner goes the state's major school championship, The grudge is something else. "We wus robbed" was the Miami cry after Florida's 15-I1 victory over the Hurricanes in the Orange Bowl last year. The alleged grand theft occurred when Gator Henry Davis field- rta c and it Miami protested that Davis' knee had touched the ground when he caught the ball. Game films seem to so indicate, to some fans. And if you think that's old history, to be forgotten and filed away, think again. Although the 'Canes have lost their last six games to the Gatons from Gainesville, they've been pointing to this game all year. With vengeance in mind, "I've always hated the Gators" Miami defensive tackle Eddie Edwards said during training this week. "But this year is special. We beat them last year although the scoreboard idn't show it." Another thing that bugs the Miami players, particularly this year, is their 3-6 record compared to Florida's 7-3. The Hurricanes feel the Gators' Southeastern Conference - schedule pales in comparison with Miami's No. i pittsburgh, Penn State, Colorado, Nebraska, among others. "Our season has been fr. trating so far" because of the tough opposition, says Miami defensive back Rick Valerto, "That's why we're going to put it to 'em Saturday." The Sun Bowl bid will be an incentive for the Gators to "play like they are capable of doing," Dickey said. - one It By The Associated Press teams from the state of North ihe New Orleans Tipoff, in- against O rugged San Diego State, 21) and the class team of the Big When they start shooting Carolina. eluding Murray State, New Or. one of the stronges t clubs in the Eight Conference, opens tonight in college basketball, Other first-round tournament leans, Illinois State and North- Pacific Coast Athletic against Missouri Valley Confer. the noise will be deafening. games tonight: Association. The Bruins will ence foe Southern east Louisiana. Illinois in anUsually ope ning day comes in — The Virginia Invitational at follow that with another tough other significant game tonight. —The Hall of Fame Tournalike a lamb, but there will be (,liarbottesville, Va., with VIrgame Saturday night, against plenty of intriguing noatchups ginia, Madison, Virginia Mill- riicnt at Springfield, Mass., lea- DePaul, ranked No. 18. In another game involving a turing Harvard, Syracuse, and explosive tournaments to tar) and Roanoke, lop 20 learn, No. 7 Nevada .Las "The early games are going Vegas plays Nevada-Rem. Massachusetts anti West set off spa rks right away. —The II"rAY at C1emson, Virginia. to be a test for us," says Gene Th e Big Four Tournament at On Sat ur day, it will be No. I Bartow, coach of the defending SGreensboro, N.C., includes two S.C., with Yale, Clemson, Floriwhere there is notournarnent Michigan against Western Kenda State and Toledo. Paclfic-8 Conference chant. of the nation's Top 20 teams and this weekend, there still will be lucky: No. 5 Indiana — The Lapehick Tourney at plenty South pions. one of the fiercest rivalries of com pe titive fire. One Dakota; No.6 Kentucky agai ns t New York, with Northwestern, No. 3 North Carolina against F'airiielil,J3ronanr1St. John's. big Saturday game features a Alabama. the nation's No. 13 Wisconsin; No. II San Fran. No. 15 North Carolina State. match kisseen No. 8 Maryland team, has a tough opener cisco vs. UC-Santa Barbara; Along with the Tar HeelsThe Spider Classic at Rich- and No. 14 Noire Dame. tonight, against Purdue, an ex- 16th-rat ed Tennessee against Wolfpack war, Wake Forest mond, Va., with Dartmouth, UCLA, rated No. 4 in the 1cted challenger of Michigan South Florida and No. 19 No rth faces Duke in the other half of a George Washingti, Richmond country, will not have a soft and Indi ana in the Big 10 ConCarolina-Charlotte ,ç Georgia doubleheader that features and Navy. opener, either, playing tonight Iert'nce. Missouri, ranked No (ulbt'ge. SPORTS FrIday, Nov. 2. 1916 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. a - Cardiac Cardinals Close, No Banana 0 'Played '" Ing his league record of 250 for most yar ds gained in a single I game. It also was the fifth time in his career that the Buffalo back has rushed for more than 200 % ,- - Jk 44i ' — One of phins to two Super Bowl charn- ... . — - game p. - .- I.-.. ' THE (j The BrowTis need a victory Sunda y' to k eep alive their slim I. ': . __ . . _",1W:! 11 , - -_ .; I -- . , -.,V. ROTARY LIMIT Ali, but file old reach-for-the-sky move is %vorth t%%- o points For I,yusau's Marcus Neal, above, in %%'ed- liesdav's seinifinals of the Rotary lloi.iil basketball tournament in l,ongood. l'I1Uii) matte tonight's o'clock Finals b' beating %%'iklsood, 614-39. Leesburg, a i;g- 17 %%inner over Oviedo, plays I,ynian for the title immediately after the 5 p.m. consolation match bet",een 0%'~ edo and Wildwood. just two games remaining in with the Dolphins. The follow- the season. Also in the running ing season, Coach Don Shula "I'm going to make some line Sanford Shufflers Vancouver Canucks 4-2. ' . * p ' j t 31 -- . - - a- I'- 'I .. ' W. / . ' ' ''r' - - j -' C . '- I orts wr Oter Wa es War On Ca 1 Is M the sole view of bigger profits; the bad helmets result In serious head injuries to Little League-type football participants. Jay believes that sports is part Of American Imperialism in that, for example, foreign labor is exploited. He points out a black in baseball. As far ba ck as the 1936s the Daily Worker "The View from LEFT field," was getting up petitions to with the adjective emboldened Mayor LaGuardia in New York on the logo, is the name of the City to Investigate the Jim sports column Mike Jay writes Crow laws of baseball, for the Daily World, the only "A funny thing, though, it's Marxist daily newspaper in the getting harder and harder to United States. write sports differently. Thres Jay's sports column is that major league baseballs are are changing, and several distinctive. The slant is straight now stitched In Haiti because members of the establishment southpaw. He Is a watchdog for workers there must accept $l. press are taking a deeper and the underdog. a day for their bone labor. more humane look Into sports in When, for example, Vince Jay writes that ownership in our society." Lombardi crawled out of a sick sports Is an anachronism, that Writing for a sort of pariah bed to tell a meeting of pro players are paid as little as periodical has Its draw backs, to foot ball club owners to hold ponaible and owners rea p as be sure. Jay Is thoroughly firm against demands of the much profit as they can. Why, aware of Inc stigma of being a players' association, Jay wrote, be asks, shouldn't the players Marxist sports writer. dry isolated." a wasn't "There control the game and the proflt.s Sometimes he finds it har d to millionaire's eye In the place He adds that issues from themaelves? get press credentials for an when the great Lombardi told economics to race to labor "My work," said Jay, "is a event, and even when he does them not to be pushed around rela tions to women's rights are continuation of the kinds of get in, he may be a ssigned a bya bunch ofklds." as integral to sports asto any thingsmy predecessorsat the seat wher e the view Is ternWhen David Eisenhower, other corner of society. Dail y Worker the name was porarily obscured by a passing then a college student, got a Jay says sports In America changed to the Daily World cloud, uti áa d Utkla.n deinonsiraica the faliuiiiiiy of about nine years ago had Jay earns $100 a week, not with the Washington Senator the capitalistic system. For been doing for years. enough to support his wife and Jay noted how millions of less example, football helmets of "Give you one example. We baby. He hustles as much freefavored kids couldn't get any inferior quality are made with were In the forefront of getting lance work aS possible. "We - - live from month-to-month," he says, "but the bottoms has yet to fall out." Jay says his satisfaction comes in be ing able to write his views freely. "On a more commercial newspaper," he said, "big business Interests would censor a great deal of my stuff." Mike Jay is his first and middle name. He uses his Last name only for free-lance writing, so the stigma of the Daily World won't hurt him there. He also uses this nom dc plume so not to in any way hurt or embarrass his par ents. "I got my strong feelings about justice from my parents," said Jay. "And I eventually be came quite political in high school. And one thing led to another. Icame to believe that the Marxist view was the proper on', from my standpoint, that it is an outrage for society to suffer unempboyment and underdeveloped housing. The breakclun of a class society Into a classless one is the best answer I know to right those wrongs." In making comparisons between the United States and socialist countries, he says that, yes, he Is for freedom of the press and the freedom to travel, but that each society should choose its own way. "I am totally in favor, for example, of the Bill of Rights In America," he said. As sports in socialist countries, he says America could learn much. "Sports are designed for the masses and for classless participation," ho said. "The best equipment for everybody Is the goal in Contrary to the owners' pre- Oakland had eight free I Fingers, Hope For No Turkey Padres LOS ANGELES '1 Padres," he said. love him!" exclaimed a most Tenace, a catcher-fir st baseI Al') goalie. IV last season that several ski areas folded, and many others tj reported substantial losses. An. other bad year could be disastroim. Because of last winter's extresnt'ly light snowfall, several of California's 34 ski areas have snow-making purchased machinery to recoup from the estimated 40 per cent drop in revenue, MIKE JAY the end. Rem Camp), Russell started in w.nn,pq place of Smith and Nate Thur- "ous,on Diego mond was in the starting lineup Pt'oe n,i 2 24 6 11 A 16 61 7S 717 I Western Division 66 l Saturday', . Game% "It was a bit of a disaster last winter. Some areas are in rocky the nation's most popular ski resorts, the industry asked skiers to think about staying home over the Thanksgiving weekend because of inadequate .snowfalls. Colorado Ski Country U S said only eight ski areas would . .S, be open this weekend, and skiing at those resorts would be on manmade snow. There was hope, however, that the weather picture would improve after six Inches of snow fell In the Rockies on Thursday night. Cr,stal Mountain ski area in said. But this year things are (hfferent. At Stevens Pass, about 90 milesmoonthea.st of Seattle, this year marked the first time in 40 ears that skiers weren't on the slopes by Thanksgiving. Besides investing In snow- making equipment, many nt'sorts have expanded to include flat terrain trails In a move to hang on to those who have abandoned the traditional Alpine (downhill) skiing In favor of Nordic cross-country I sKi' ing. - Features Include automatic clutch, lull lighting for street use, internal expanding br.k.s front and mar, 100-4- gas mile. Age per gallon G' C HONDA I Fv,t t, IU'.,,i.VakwI 1841-86411 HONDA OF ORLANDO 1802 Edgewater Orlando 841-8441 i .4 Princeton, West to Edqewatr Left 4 Blocks 20; 0 Tev,15 4AM 27, Texas 3 FAR WEST P (2 I) 6920 SEVENTH— 1 UrzaBeitia 61 National Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Nequ. Perez (4) 4 60, 0 (I 21 30 80. Q (S 8) 19 60. P IS SI 171 10, Bug Q 112 With all SI 357 60; II 2 with all I) 17040 EIGHTH— I. ManoloArca 161 5 300 520 3 60. 2 Sala Bengoa ill 6) )9 60. P (6 2) 100 80 NINTH— I. Sala 131 900100 320. W L T Pct. PF PA 2 Arta (2 ) 0.10) so, 3 Pate (4) 360. Cunc 4 3 0 77/ 280 70'? S 6 0 455 190 19) 3 I 0 273 131 271 TENTH— I Fecmn 171 1010 1202 60 2 Anton (31 1/00 1120. 3 Maruri 171 S 00. Q 17 31 SO 00. P I 7 Central Division 9 7 0 III 270 163 ELEVENTH— I JoseOuilo* 111 It 9 103 00 7 Oguiza Altu (6)510 ? i 0 636 272 I]S 9 80, I Cacho Aguirre is) 7 2a, 1 0 636 223 225 6) 52 60 . P 11 di 13530 P'll's Cleve istt, o it 1 170 36.4 192 223 Western Division Oak TWELFTH— 1. Anton Bengoa 13 19 40 54 40 7 10 2 Bilt,ao Aguirre (2) 10 I 0 909 712 701 10 60 500. 3 Santi Juan ( 1) 780. Q 4 0 636 2.56 131 (2 31 61 00 P 137) 70910 Bo 0 ii S 4 0 155 715 231 6) and I2 3l 171060 3 5 0 7/3 212 325 A 3,611 H %16O, I50 S Degu SLOT CAR RA' Suns 104, Bullets 9t1 Come on Aniei ,, d Get in the Honda This new Honda is a simple. loe'perale erIio3bto machine ihat I great for getting around Iossn or weekend gel a ways A SIXTH-1 Domingo Solo (2) 10 50 S60360. 7 Jose Jay, 11)510300 3 Pro Football II 0 21 75 71 IC 9 2 22 16 91 ndanitoI, at New England Cncnn,,O at Quebec Phoeni, it Minnesota Calgary a' San Diego Sunday's Games Edmont on at New EnglitnO ind4n,IpiS at Birmn'; •'enpeg at Hston Phoenix at Calgar ',' rtu..'sota t Qut-L'.' Uria Miguel (3) - 13 9 0 26 108 77 12 7 2 26 18 60 Wnfl.Pt'g it HOUStOn Quetec at Mnne'sota the ;ither Antonio ut w hom r ill. It's the md family returns to Sanford Ricky Sobers and Paul Wr~,tphal combined for 45 secontth*1f players to be- points, leading Phoenix over HONDA EXPRESS 00 p 1161171 90 SECOND— I lr.a Alberd, ( I) 2060 710 5 40, 2 Domingo Via (41 010 300, 3 Echano Beitia (2) 310, Q (i II 5* 00 . P (0 II 97 50; 00 (I II 17 MIDWEST Kent State 4 2. North iil,rto,s 0 SOUTHWEST - I-D—) /*'~ J)I 0F\fl FIRST— I NPgli Coldo 11) 15 60 603 10, 2 Eddy Jay- (6) 500 360. Football 101 W Eamoriton at Phoenix Dick Snyder put Cleveland ahead to stay 102-101 on a 20foot jump shot with 2:03 remaining, capping a surge in which the Cavaliers erased a five- point deficit at the start of the fourth quarter. THURSDAY'S RESULTS (1 7) 4.1 10. P ( I?) 102 40. FOURTH— I Oguiza Quiola Ill 26 10. 5 60. 500. 2 Eddy Bengoa (7) EAST 900310. 3 Patel Aguirre 131 300. Q Rutge's I). Colgate 9 12 Il 14 60. p 1171 ill 70; DO (Ill SOUTH 500 00 Eitst Carolina 35. Appala FIFTH— I Macun Ecnano 151 7 1280 Il 10 520. 2 Sala Sanchez (3) Ienn Chattanooq,t 23 E Tenn 1 203 60 3 Manoio Ramon (0) 160 . 10 tO 2 22 71 91 t 9 3 19 67 71 OurOec 5 indi,icitpcl'S 0 T od ay's Games Phoenix Suits stopped the Was hington Bullets 104-98 and the Houston Rockets whipped the New Orleans Jazz 105-99. Jai-Alai 8 00 5 20. 3 mntr $13 0 16 61 55 • Erg Thursday's Results Miami New England S. Birmingham 'IV Jt5 was another rare starter in the new-look Cleveland lineup and ,'' The waiting is causing some anxiety. Business was so bad - mth a key three-point play at Minn 1 Ei.i, 0 II 3 ) 9519') NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division D,,iias IC 7 0 033 156 160 S Louis I 1 0 667 260 234 Wash 7 1 0 636 203 107 PPi1II 3 I 0 273 131 726 NY GIs I 10 0 091 101 'i07 Central Division Minn 9 I 1 064 210 110 Dirt 6 6 0 500 735 116 Chcgo 5 6 0 155 119 ill On Bay 1 1 0 36.4 175 713 Western Division LA 1 3 I 6*2 219 159 S Feat, 6 5 0 515 216 151 N Orins 1 1 0 364 fl6 259 Atlnta 1 7 0 364 13$ 209 She 2 9 0 182196310 e Clinched division title Thursday's Results Detroit 21, Buffalo II Dallas 19. St Louis II Sundays Games Denver at N ew England Seattle at New York Giants Philadelphia at Washington Miami at Cleveland New York Jets at BaItr",ore Chicago at Green Bay Atlanta at Houston Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Kansas City at San Diego New Orleans at Los Angeles Tampa Bay at Oakland Monday's Game M'runesota 1! San Franc in) THIRD— I. Domi ng o Beitia lii 900, 620, 360. 2 Edd1 Arana Ill College Eastern Division W L I Pt OF GA Indy ti F ng t 208 so World Hockey Association rally. Chones, who finished with c .nc, ,. ivieunwniie, cjn i nose 103i~ _U M1 () Sp 1 01 1. Sleek Ski Slopes... - re.*aiblira ilially U.S. sportswriters that Is, he is a sports tan. He still has daydreams of becoming a great ice hockey delphla Detroit at Buffalo Los Angeles aI Colorado Clev eland at Toronto Pro In the other NBA games, the sweepstakes, Los Angeles Golden State itt AtIntit Buffalo at New Orleans Philadelphia at Kansa s City Chicago at Los Angeles l',ditnit at Port!itrvt ,'nnQbon itt paced the Cays with 23 t)t9gest losers in free-agent when New York's Andre St. 4 now. For all his differences, Jay " 18 points, insured the victory - for everybody." little different chernistry Seattle (it Phoenix odash at Porilang Sunday's Ga mes Bingo Smith and Jim Chones, who usually start for Cleveland, dictions, the free agents haven't champions five of the pa st eight shoals, and if there's no snow Washington had the only snowWith the 1976-77 ski season this year they'll be really making machine in the Northgetting under way, ski area op- unhappy," said Bob Roberts, west but sold it because "we crators from Maine to Califor- executive director of the Sierra never needed it," said Crystal ma have more optimism than Ski Association. "Another year spokeswoman Jeanna Rand. snow. There's lots of brown like that would wipe out a lot of -Last year we started skiing earth showing where there marginal ski areas." Nov. 6" on real snow and had in Colorado, home of some of about 5,500 persons a day, she should be a foot or so of snow by facilities are to be shared by Chicago tb Seattle Saturday's Games Basin at New York KniCks Buffalo at Atlanta Philadelphia at Cleveland San Antonio at HOustOn New York Nets at Mlwa';kn,.' Indiana at Denver 'itch said after his Cavaliers tshipped the Detroit Pistons 111105 in a National Basket ball Association game. Baltimore, 0 liv The Associated I'ress socialist countries, and the Ilelikesmixing and matching his lineup, and Thursday night, came up with an explosive combination for the Cleveland (t','aliers 'It was time to search For a . Free Agency Kills At himself a chemist. Porilana est to leave the Oakland cas t by signed ace reliever Rollie Fin- among eight A's Laurent smashed in a backhan- signing with the Padres gers. Washington. Washington conic free agents this year. der at the 10:28 mark of the Thursday night. Bavasi, the club's general "With Fingers and Tenace, carried a 51-38 lead into the second peri od. Only one team, Balt imore, manager, was steeped in San r'go now has two of the second half, but the Suns scored Brims I, ('anucks 2 had half as many' free agents as Thanksgiving dinner and finest presure performers in : third-q quarter points, led by Rookie Stan Jonathan's goal Oakland. Of the 24 Free agents quipped, "I just hope I'm not baseball," said Kapstein "lie Westphal's 15 early in the third period broke a in 1976, the Orioles and the A's getting another t ur key'." lie was very impressed with the The Suns grabbed the bead for 2-2 tie and triggered Boston had half of them. was quick to add he really had Padres' organization and the the first time in the third period past Vancouver, the Bruins' The Orioles lost All-S tar seeno such fears. interest they show ed in hilil. We and blitzed past Washington 10th vIctory in a row. Brad Park ond baseman Bobby Grich to Fingers' agent, Jerry Map- are delight ed with this con- behind their two top scorers. scored a goal, his t hird in two California and 20-game winner stein, reached agreement with tract." Westphal finished with 26 points games, and an assist as the Wayne Garlan d to Cleveland. Bavasi and Pa dres owner Ray Bavasi. who runs the team ,Ind Sobers hall 25 streaking Bruins ran their They are expected to lose super Kroc Thursday. that tied las t season for fourth Adams Div sion-leareeord slugger Reggie Jackson, who Rockets los, Jazz 99 Fingers was reported to be in the six-dub National League to 18-3-1. has been bargaining with the having his holida y dinner at his West, said talks regarding a Rudy Tonijanovich scored 27 Nordiques 5, Race rs 0 New York Yankees, the Mon. in-laws' home at San Jose, Ca- contract, terms of which he r e- po ints, leading Houston over Serge Bernier had two goals treal Expos and the San Diego lit., and could not be reached fused to divulge, started at i New Orleans. The Rockets hit and an assist and Heal Cloutier Padres. Their four th free agent for comment. pin., PST, and ended tS%1l ruin- 55 per cent of their Field goal assisted on three goals as Que- is unsung minor leaguer l{oyle attempts for a 57-42 halftime But Kapstein, who was here utes later. bee beat Indiananolis. Stillman. for the announcement that the "Kapstein just told us what lead. The Jazz later tied it 68-68 Whalers 5, Bulls 3 Baltimore reportedly raised California Angels had signed the boy was looking Fur and we as Pets' Maravich scored 12 of Mike Rogers' two third- Its offer to Jac kson from $1.5 another of his clients. Bobby met it. Many clubs art' inter- his 35 points, but st rong reperiod goals led New England million to $2.5 million. But it Gr,ch, spoke for Fingers, ested in him, of course. It was a bounding by Kevin Kunnert and AJ to a come-from-behind victory Seen)e(i too little too late to just a matter of nione, Ba- lomjanovich's shooting helped ''Rollit' was delighted to be over Birmingham match the Padres' estimated $3 the Rockets take control of the asi saul joining Gene Tenace ith the • I - C _ - er3 5, 0 and the New England their infield — first baseman selves by signing free agents. Whalers stopped the Birrnm.g- Don Baylor to California, shortmlJiin Palmer, Baltimore's ham Bulls 5,-3. stop Bert Campaneris to Texas -, i forwards Jerry Prather and Tyrone Sparrow. ation, the Quebec Nordique.s starters in 1976. land and Milwaukee iBandoi proving at the expense of Oakblanked the Indianapolis RaeThe A's lost three-quarters of have all strengthened them- land and Baltimore, the two II • '\./ 7 , --I . the Brevat- ci Christmas Tournatent, which also features Lingelbach, center Ike Riley and Nit,onai Hockey League CONFERENCE CAMPBELL Patrick DIVISIOn VI L 1' P15 OF GA uv io Ii 1 3 3) 77 I,tIan 10 $ 5 25 01 16 10 7 1 21 72 61 NY 0 11 3 19 10 13 Smythe Division It 9 I 23 66 SO $ Lou 10 II 2 22 10 II ChOO 511 1 13 59 90 Cob S 11 2 12 52 70 Vancvr 511 7 I? 60 96 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division II i 3 39 130 55 L4 7 0 9 7 23 pt 7 9 5 19 62 73 Dirt 71) 1 II 63 73 Wash 6 II 7 II 57 04 Adams Division tn i 3 I 31 92 60 Butt It 5 3 25 65 10 Into I 9 1 70 77 74 Cleve 6 9 6 I 59 69 Thursday's Results Detro, 3. New York ISland ers I Boston A. VInCOOVOf 2 Today's Games Phuledelpha at Colorado St Louis at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cleveland Saturdays Games New York Rangers at Detroit New York Islanders at Pt? burgh Montreal at Los Angeles Washington at Minrtesot,i Chicago at Vancouver Buffalo at St Louis %ton at Toronto Sunday's Games Minnesota at New York Rangers Giacomin. gunning for his World Series-winning clubs in happy Buzzle Bavasi moments man, and Fingers were teamfourth shutout of the year, l os t it 1972, 1973 and 1914, was the bat. after his San Diego Padres had mates with Oakland and were If I travels to Cocoa to play in Walt McKechnie, Mike 13cr- and third baseman Sal Bando to geron and Buster Harvey Milwaukee. All-Star outfielder helped Detroit pile up a three- Joe Rudi was signed by goal lead through the second California and catcher-first period and the Red Wings went baseman Gene Tenace and reonto beat New York behind Ed lid pitcher Rollie Fingers went Giacomin's tough goaltending. south to San Diego. Giacomin, beating the islandFingers, who played on five ers For the second time t his straight American League West season, turned aside 23 shots. title teams from 1971-1975 and ,.' - College 8Y The Associated Press Bill Fitch is a basketball I oach, but in a say he considers FTU's starting lineup tonight will include guards Ho Clark and Calvin Jackson), Boston (pitcher Bill ter balance in baseball next In the World Hockey Associ- agents, five of whom were Campbell), Cleveland (Gar- year, ,Aith the lower clubs im- I . Elsewhere, Seminole Community The Orioles, AL East division he wants to be traded, preferably to a wealthy team because, fie also said that he would dip been flocking to the most years, finished in second place he said, the Orioles have made into the farm system for help. powerful teams, nor to the in 1976, l013 games behind the a decision "not to make one "T"here'll be some changes in prestige teanus in the glamor AL champion Yankees. With serious, feasible bid for anyone personnel," Arbour said. "I'm cities. Of the 14 free agents their losses, the Orioles should ,Alto is in the free-agent margo ing to ship some guy's out." signed so far, all of them went be worse in 1977, especlalR ket." In the only other N111. game. to teams with inferior records considering the Yankee's t of free the Bost on Bruins defeated the to their 1976 clubs. pitcher Don Gullett and maybe agency is that there will be bet. - e_ lousy," Arbour said. changes," he said. * - Stetson goes into action Saturday night at South Alabirna. and both provided needed relief are the Washington Redskins, and his staff designed a new alted By Coronado who play the Philadelphia defense which took its name Eagles Sunda y and wind up the after Matheson's number, 53. NEW SMYRNA BEACH — In this defense, ,Matheson was season at Dallas. "lie's one hellatbous football inserted in obvious passing The Sanford Sh uf fle board Club , player," Lions Coach Tommy' situations and the team went was defeated by Coronado Club Hudspeth said of Simpson. into a three-man defensive line. Wednesday, 261i to 2112, and ''There's one O.J., but I'd take a "I couldn't play a normal situ- Sanford members Hazel and win over the record any day." ation," Matheson said with a Jack Olsen lost a playoff with Rushing for nearly 10 yards chuckle, "so they created one the New Smyrna Beach club. Sanford Is home Wednesday per carry, the elusive Simpson for me." That defense helped the Dol- against Orange City at 1:30. scored both Buffalo touchdowTu is'.. entertaining Flagler College in an 8 p.m. contest at Winter Park High's gym. off the bench. Smith scored 10 of his 20 points in the four th V PITTSBURGH (AP) Pitt alter 9p.m EST at Three Rivers and Penn State exchange flat- Stadium. The Panthers, led by Belatery for football tonight as the nation's No.1-ranked college man Trophy candidate Tony team takes on the East's per- Dorsett, bring a seasoned ofennial powerhouse before a na- fense that can run, pass and tlonal television audience. kick with equal authority into The rivalry between the Pan- the game against a maturing [hers and the Nittany Lions ex- Nittany Lions squad. Their defense, which Penn tends for 76 years. And like most enduring relationships, it State Coach Joe Paterno claims has mellowed with age. does not have a weak spot, will Penn State holds a two-game attempt to throttle Penn State's edge In the series which stands offense which is directed by at 37-35-3. But it took 10 vie- sophomore Chuck Fusina, a soltories over the past decade to id passer. erase Pitt's former dominance. "Both teams have outThere seems to be no real standing personnel, both have bitterness in this critical con- potent weapons offensively and test which could sour Pitt's trip both teams, I think, have deto the Sugar Bowl and a p- fenses that play with pride," sible national championship or said Pitt Coach Johnny Majors. darken a resurgent Gator BowlThat may make the differbound Penn State season. ence, he said. This game should The game begins shortly disappoint no one. Broward North and OkaloosaWalton. agency isn't killing baseball, bigger money bid and the Van- past two seasons, is reportedly' lead over St. Louis backer, their first-round draft a wild card team. IC 1 .711 10 1 1' .588 I I 500 3 1 $ .161 3'' Phoenix S $ 305 1', Thursdays Results PPioen,, 104 . Washington 90 HOuSton lOS. New Orleans Cleveland lit. Detroit 105 Today's Games Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Buffalo Atlanta at New York Nets New York Knicks at Phila detphia Milwaukee at Indiana Golden State at San Antonio Denver ,,t Kansas City S eattle LOS Anq C.oldn St Despite a six-point lead over but it's jot about destroyed kees' package combining over no longer happy with his sup. *Atlanta in the Patrick Division, perennial division champions $2 million and the lure of the big porting cast. He was quot ed in in the NFC East Division with choice in 1967, in a 1971 trade . SKY'S said. stop a last-minute St. Louis there once since I've been here, to come back this season." for a couple of plays." Florida Technological University returns to the cage wars tonight - Despite Simpson's heroics, Cleveland Browns face the Dol- ation with a Shula-coached Detroit won the game 27.14, phins in a National Foothall Learn," Matheson sa id. "We don't like to cry' the blues, but keeping alive its slim hopes for League game. "I'm excited a bout coming injuries certainly have hurt us. a wild-card playoff berth In the ba ck to Cleveland," Matheson We had a lot last year and some National Conference. - ' like a first-place team, according to Coach Al Ar bour. "it was Thanksgiving Day and we played like turkeys physically and mentally," he EK-Iifl ate S Br( )'!nS Cardinals drive before emerg- but I was hurt and only got in si* in first place but hardly looking Arbour's displeasure was aroused by a 3-1 loss to the Dctroit Red Wings Thursday night, the Islanders' second straight National Hockey League defeat after going unbeaten for 10 games. "We're going ba ck to the way lng with a 19-14 victory, 'We've got a big plus," Selmon insisted. "We're young, we'll be together a longtime. It takes time..." The future is in the minds of everyone, including McKay. Running back Anthony Davis, a former Southern Cal star for McKay, has left the Canadian Football League and signed with Tampa for 177. And McKay hopes to draft Southern Cal back Ricky Bell for a power and speed ruining duo which could lead the Bucs to NFL gb.ry. Matheson To Meet CLEVELAND lAP) Pacific Division Portland --- By The Associated Press The New York Islanders are yards, breaking the record of the men who made famous pionsWps. But now they are exfour t imes held by Simpson and Miami's "53" defense, Bob periencing their first losing 'w former Cleveland Browns great Matheson, mee ts his former season wider Shula. "This certainly' is a new situteammates Sunday when the Jim Brown. 4. S - Vs. Flagler In Winter Park 111101, - which top coliegiate defensive lineman and first draft pick this ______________________ - " Pitt, Penn State In Big TV Battle summer work at all, and how David blandly support ed the 'jietnam War. "Well," wrote Jay, "what else can one expect from the Plastic Flower of American Youth?" Mike Jay, age 30, behind glasses and mustache, sits in an old, small, crowded, typicallylittered, newspaper office in Manhattan. There lsa definite place for a political sports columnist Jay believes, because "every aspect of our society Is expressed and reflected In sports. Everything in a culture is interrelated. No phenomenon Is Bask,'tbiIi Assoc,ation CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L PCI. GB IC 6 S fl?on 9 1 56.3 1 NY Knks 9 a s Buffalo 1 10 .112 3' N' Nets 1 10 117 311 Central Division Cleve Il I .750 — Houston 10 s oi i ti or ins tO I .S 3 S Anton 9 5 Sfl 3': Washton 1 9 13* S S I? 291 7', WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division D"nver 2 3 000 Detroit II 0 579 3 an Cur 9 10 411 5 lnd'ana 7 9 13* 5' Chicago 2 10 161 0' 5'Iwkee 3 16 .156 ii EASTERN - f. By NEA National Cavs FTU Opens Cage Season Find Like I rkeys Combo liv The Associated Press on runs of 48 and 12 yards. lie has a thousand moves." While S impson was negothtA record-breaking perform- passed the 1000-yard mark for ance by O.J. Simpson and a the fifth straight season and Ing his "thousand moves," Denear-miss by the "Cardiac Car- now has 9,252 career yards, trait was scoring. Quarterback Greg Landry threw two touchdinals" thrilled the fans, but second only to Brown. "if he really slams into you, down passes to rookie tight end Detroit and Dallas came away with the victories, he's easy to handle," said lions David Hill, Dexter Bussey Simpson dashed and darted linebacker Jim Laslavic of scored on a four-yard run and Ids way through the Detroit Simpson. "But you can't get Benny Ricardo kicked two field 11111 oals. the National Football him to sl.'irn no you The m:n Lions League's top defensive team — for 273 yards Thursday, break- g S Pro Basketball . Friday, Nov. 26, 1976.-7A SCOREBOARD .— i— - "There's not anything really that has gone right because we haven't won," Spurner said. "We play well at times. We play bad at times. We're not very good right now. We're not real strong yet." Tampa has had some strong first-half efforts only to falter. "Maybe we can only play good for the first 30 minutes," Spurrier said. Wolf said the club erred in the veterans' draft. "We were concerned with older or more experienced offensive players to generate some excitment on the field, something to keep the fans coming," he said. "At the same time, we went for young defensive players to build with. The defens e has played exceptionally well. But the offense hasn't been able to generate points." Three veteran offensive playens didn't make the team. And the defense collapsed after injuries, including I Largo squad will be bested by Seminole's rock-ribbed defense as well as the Tim Raines-lied offense. Largo's losses were to Seminole and Northeast. The Florida Bowl begins at 8 p.m. Tonight's playoff schedule includes class AAAA games n Winter Park, Tallahassee, Palm Beach Gardens, Tampa, St. Petersbury, Seminole, Hollywood and Miami. In class AAA, Bishop Moore uses Lake Brantley's Field to entertain Ocala Forest. Playoff games begin at 8. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. dway two 2597 So. Sanford Avenuetied a bo dive ut the king, "It Is e and food, ragu. Girr Garold Page, Owner 100 TRACK 8 LA, the &I: the rag u. I it." in New B B I ss the of the SAL in- Ic t AMk ill a �Fl. IA—Evening Herald, Sanford Friday, Nov. 2, 17 By Three-In-Four Women Housewife Job Thumbs Down Is "woman's place" in the most attractive, 34 pe rcent of with hi gh er incomes and had home? Still? the young women said they some college education. Th ose Many young Americans feel wanted to be successful, most attracted to the "average it isn't especially the women. married executives or housewife" lif estyle were more According to the latest professionals. Six years ago likely to be married women national survey of yo un g people only 25 per cent found this be tween the ages of 22-25, from Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 26, 1I76-1 8 conducted For the American choice appealing, lower Income homes and t hose Council of life Insurance, only Sonic 19 percent opt ed for the with a high school level f one in four of the young women lifestyle of a "single person education. In the 14(025 age group, wants with a good job," 10 percent Young women were also to be a housewife, wanted a "life free of interested in their individual "A happy family life" as a agreed unequivocally that "The The number of females who obligations, living where and development. Th e pro port ion life cho ice was picked by some statement 'Woman's place is in found the lifestyle of "an with whom one pleased," some who opted for "an opportunity 34 percent of females in 11176, a the home' still makes scnse,"as average hous ewife" appealing 8 percent voted for "working to to develop as an individual," dr op from the 43 percent two did young people in the 1910 went down from 42 percent in solve social problems." when asked about life goals, years earlier, survey conducted for the 11170, the first year the question Females who preferred the climbed from 48 pe rcent in 1974, Co un cil. In 1970, the pe r centage was as ked, to 25 pe rcent in 1976. executive professional lifestyle the ye ar that que st ion was first As for that old sa ying a bo ut a 'if those who expressed strong When asked to choose one of above others, were usua lly asked, to 55 percent just two "woman's palce," only about agreement was 28 percent. In five tifest>les they fo un d the single, younger, from homes years later. h al f as m an y yo un g people 1976, only 15 pe rcent agreed. TAP-OFF AT r4 CASTLE COURT 41 A II('% basketball court has been opened at the Castle Brewer Court playground in Sanford. Doing the honors (left) were Sanford City Manager Warren (Pete) ) Knowles; E. L. Blacksheare, Sanford housing Authority hoard chairman; Mrs. Barbara Wvche, tenant council chairwoman; and Mayor Lee P. Moore. Blacksheare ( right) tried out the new court and scored. Also present were Mother 11uhy %S'ilson, Good Samaritan I lome ; and (;()i-gt' W. Brown, SI l;\ tena nt corn missinner: a nd city commissioners. - WOMEN - - - Doing Her Own Thing' LAKEVIEW Doesn't E P1 By %LltVl.lN TlI'TON herald Correspondent y' PLANS SALE Mom G To School? ____________________ s Shop. ( II radio, of w hi ch she is an 11cr inter est be gan a while ba ck Max Morath) and is chairman enth us i as tic fan. d ur ing a trip home "to bury my of the board of trustees, Dr. Ro be rt J. Smith, a Sanfather," she says. General Henry S. Sanford "I love people. Th ey're my ford general practitioner is, "I ran Into an old hi gh school Museum-Library. hobby. I'm always involved In according to his wife, "tota ll y, friend w ho is now the sheriff of "This w as originally built as something . Th ere may be an completely supportive and h is county. He told me of an a replica of Gener al Sanford's oc c asional month when I say, entirely encouraging.'' 11cr o pe ration he had just begun in personal library and his papers 1 'Th is has to get be tter,' but I children are equally suphis co un ty where the depart- were given to us by the family continue to say •y I'll do portive. Her old es t son, John, is nient followed through with on the condition that we .4,.4..,,I SHO, CIJ. LJtJL UL'flI I' L lIIWIc2tI .JIflItIl, UI Gordon 15) iIii(.iI. \ A tSUttFN rape victims, not just assisting maintain that room as a "relaxed" and "loved." He mother of three sons and Jewelers and very proud of them t hr ough the trial but duplicate of his own," she says, sa ys that this is the "senco mmuting st udent of history at Mom,while her youngest, Cary, DEAR ABBY: Does a school . aiding them in any adjustments "but we have since added a sitivity" therapy. University of Florida, age 11 "thinks, 'Doesn't hoard have the legal right to they had to make aftewards. roo m for ex hi bits of inter est Have you ever heard of Gainesvi lle. everybody's mommy go to "it was something terribly and hope to have a re al ly major enforce a hair cod e on the anything like this? "I got my BA in History from sch ool all the time?" accordi ng interesting to inc. Now I'm a ex hi bit next year for the City of students of a Public high WORRIED F1'U in 1971," she said, "after to Bettye. 't)00 newly ac ce pt ed mem be r of the Sanford centennial ye ar." Middle son Ro be rt is also a having gotten a couple of years The girls are not required to department here, on a vol unBettye is strong in her atDEAR WORRIED: Before of un dergraduate work 21 years student at Gainesville an d for a Leer basis. Each month I work lection for the So uth in gener al wear their hair a ce rt ain length jumping to any hasty conhe had s.,..., I,..,'. earlier In a way I went in while Relive IJUUL u. .i., uII'- and iou i moru m panicina:. cluslons, bear In mind that your school in self-defense . At fir st I plann ed to "r oo m" together, munication center. I love that "I j ust lost bo th by parents in this discrimination be tween the ho use in a letter. Also, I'm sure daughter is in therapy and simply had 'o do something but he and a school mate took police work," she says em- the last two years, so I've be en sexes? Also, doesn't it violate there are other girls who would could be Indulging in fantasy, with myself it then it be came an apartment together — an phatic al ly. thinking a bo ut these things OflC'S constitutional rights? exaggeration or wishful like to know, '' 1' fl I'. 5Th 111 a real coiç ment." arrangement which has worked The boys would like to have She is enth us i astic about her more than I might otherw ise," VIRGIN OR NOT thinking. However, "senAbout minuting to out so satisfactorily that Bettye other interests as well. She Ls on she mused. "I feel pe r so nally the ha ir cod e relaxed a little. DEAR VIRGIN: Although sitivity" therapy is a new apGain."'. i' ttye says, "It's stays in a small room and hel pe d found, and her director- the Seminole County Historical like a survivor. I'm proud of my Th ey aren't as ki ng that they be you have do ne e',ery th ing but— proach, as opposed to the with cr iculty, but nor- leaves seeing her son to dinners ship with LTD., a citizen's Commission "which is more heritage not just as a allowed to let their hair grow "But" makes the difference, former rigid, "hands-off" mall, three days or she coo ks for him'at her place band ra di o organization which important than perhaps a lot of Southerner (she was raised in tiown their backs; they just Technically, you are a virgin, relationship between patient night t changes every and l un ch together a bo ut once a holds reg ul ar events to be nefit people realize," is president 01 no rt hwe st Alabama, has lived want to wear it a little longer DEAR .nhiv Our 18-year- and psychotherapist. quart instance, right week. "A bo ut the only thing I children with hearing the Seminole Mutual Conce rt in Sa nford 18 yea rs ) but to have than the present code allows: old daughter has be en s ee ing a Some Patients need a friendly no very Tuesday really do n't do," she laughs, "is problems group be en brought up in the f am ily I "MOSt have the entire ear psychotherapist about some touch or a reassuring pat. But Association, the nio return every his laundry." Recently added to her in. responsible for bringing was; to ha ve had the ex- showing, and must not touch the problems, and his un- no respectable therapis t will 0 ___________________ If No Hair Code For Girls, Why Should Boys Toe Line? _______ ______________ WORLD IN BRIEF Lebanon' s President Asks Help To Prevent New Clash - BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) President Elias Sarkis has asked the United States and oilrich Arab nations to help prevent a Syrian-Israeli clash in southern Lebanen. Beirut newspapers reported today. Syrian troops of an Arab peacekeeping army now occupy all of Lebanon except for a strip along the Israeli border. Israel has massed troops and armor along the frontier after warning that it would not tolerate Sy rian troops or Palestinian guerrillas too close to Israel Syrian troops and tanks were known to be entrenched 30 miles north of the Israeli border. Leftist spokesmen say a planned southMilward advance by the Syrians had been vlctL suspended pending Sarkis' attempt to methe 0 'Iiate. alleged when Gato ed a punteactors Policy Scrutinized yards for g . - Miami !)TTAWA AP External Affairs Minister knee had Jamieson says the federal government is when he can film examining its policy of selling nuclear some fans.ictors abroad. And if tie said Thursday it is conceivable the stud hLoFV. tOhlirl '-.c.'ii ;III W •h0 h.1i .rI UII IUl UIU I away, thi He said the study is aimed at seeing if Althou% 1 anada should insist from its c us tomers on toes U even more stringent safeguards against the been use of the reactors' technology for nuclear explosions. ye ti. ;- .,, r - r_.... _ .uro 'n gg cxporrs urgea - OTTAWA AP The Canadian Egg Marketing Agency says eggs could be scarce for the Christmas holidays unless the Ottawa government moves to curb egg exports to the United States. Max Roytenberg, a spokesman for the agency, said Thursday that "the possibility exists that during the Christmas season, the period of heaviest consumption, there will be an incentive to ship the lower-priced'Canadian eggs to the United States." S h a r k Vic tim 'Critical,' But Arm W ill K Jewish Boy From Bronx Drops Music For Steers TA I ot - DELRAY BEACH (AP) A more ol his body than he 19-year-old surfer whose already had. "I hope they don't exaggerate right arm was badly mangled by a shark was clinging to life this," McCurdy said. "I didn't today after two other bathers see any sharks when I went out ignored the shark and pulled there. I'm no hero. I just did it. turn to safety. It was instinct." McCurdy estimated several Alan M. Brenneka of Sunrise, was in critical condition after minutes passed between the atthe Thursday attack, but a tack and the time Brenneka Bethesda Hospital spokes. was spotted drifting on his surfwoman in Boynton Beach said board in a tool of blood. "The seas were pretty doctors believed they had saved the man's arm. Doctors said rough," Schroeder said. '1 was Brenneka suffered a severe loss about 15 yards from this guy. i of blood before getting treat- don't know whether he had fallen off the board or was paddiment. Police said Brenneka was ing, but the next thing I knew, surfing about 40 yards offshore he was yelling for help. "I ditched rn> board and in the Atlantic Ocean when he sas attacked. They credited swam toward him. I saw a urferMark Schroeder of Coral of blood in the water. He was Springs and beach walker John still on the tip of his board, so M cCurdv, of Philadelphia, Pa., we pulled him into shore." for getting him to shore. Schroeder said he helped Schroeder, 19, a Florida State University freshman, said wrap Brenneka's arm in towels and used a belt as a tourniquet. there were a bo ut 30 other Bob Brown, an emergency surfers in the area when the medical technician, said Bren. light-colored shark, five-to sixneka "had suffered a severe feet long, attacked Brenneka. lo ss of blood and trauma. All he Schr oeder and McCurdy said said was that he was in a lot of ' and ' ., .. - KEYNOTER 1`0 Among Bettye's many in- terests has been extensive 'I. a r,wJ professional entertainment to periences I've had. Recently collar." Isn't that ridiculous' conventional type of therapy kiss and foadle a patient as part My teenage son atten ds th is has us worried, trips spawned tereits are the Central Florida Involvement with the Seminole th, area (including the recent my brothers and sisters and I of the therapy. You have every r Bettye the Chor al e, a group which she co unty Sheriff's department. performance by rag-pianist were tal ki ng and we sort of school, and he tells inc that th e Our daughter tells us that right to confer with your stopped and gave ourselves a boys are cl os e to rebellion (luring these sessions the do ct or daughter's therapist to find out pa t on the back and said, 'We Personally, I think the code is takes her on his lap, and kisses what's going on. And I suggest come from pretty good stock!" absurd, and I d appreciate your and fondles her so she will feel you do. I Her youngest son said pe rso nal views as well as any something recently to indi cate legal information co ncerning At Annie Russell _f,, that Grandmo th er is not the such codes TEXAS NRYNI ('rd) one with the sense to ad. niire his mother. "One thing," DEAR MOM: get into constitutional law, you he said emphatically, .no on t4 74" - 1U ARRIVE ALIVE ________ ' il-J Champagne ROLD-I FURNACEGIVE V — THE CHILLS? THEN ITS TIME TO CHANGE TOU Li.11i THIN HEELS-- 99 C MEN'S RUBBER HEELS 2.49 \/ '--_ -. ARMY BOOTS 01.~J I DAY SERVICE Reservations -— -' - ,.. _______ - 111 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER BY RESERVATION ONLY CALL JANICE SPRINGFIELD OR MARY STEPHENS AT322.1611,OR MAIL CHECK TO Im Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lamb, 1923 W. 13th St,, Sanford, proudly (lisplas the ('II' Salutes sign Presented by the ('otzi 111 Unit V provement Project to ii uii or the couple's efforts in beautifying their home and yard, ('IP is a joint project of the Sanford Woman's ('lub, Sanford, Junior Woman's Club and Greater Sanford Cha mber of Com merce. ( LAM B HOME to ALL WORK GUARANTEE and his wife Rosa iValerie almost non-stop cooking It is Jahni. Throughout the first act a play about food, life and food. DEAR AB1I\ I know this is the re is a seemin 1 en dl ess '1 ou see them make the ragu. s'ery ignorant quest ion for an c sm ell them make the ragu. ast of characters and con- You 18-year-old girl to ask, but when fusion reigns, Ita unswervingly recommend it." lian Style. Act is a cirl no longer co ns idered a two is The production directed in New "Sunday", dinner day . irgin and the plot t hi cke ns: Rosa York and London was the I had a tx)yfriend and we were invites Luigi, Peppino's hand- Landon 's 1 973 Best Play of the cr:s , very close, but we never some accountant. He has Year. jad sexual intercourse. We did brought Rosa a present w hi ch For tickets or fur th er In•".crythinc BUT. Am I still enrages Peppino. Daughter formation call the Annie insidered a 1rgin. as societ Guilianella Denise Carbon) Russell Theatre bo x office at ails it refuses to receive her fiancee, 646-2145. Tickets are also Please answer in the paper. Federico Jo hn Hanlon), whose av ai lable at Colonial Plaza, i. I don't want this kind of best friend is Peppino's son, Altamonte Springs Mall and iiformatiori ' oiiiitig to toy Rocco Freddie Carangelo; Streeps Ticket Agencies. Island, Monday Is the dea dl ine for Champagne Ball reservations. Patrons should make $21.00 check (per couple) payable to Seminole Mutual Concert Association and mail to Janice Springfield, Flagship Bank Sanford. Ushering In th e Holiday Seas on, the ball Is an event of Dec. 4 at Sanford ('isle Center. The champagne hour Is from 8 9 p.m. of to CIP SALUTES P. 0. BOX 1777, SANFORD, FLA. police In Suffolk Count), Long Deadline " ham-in,, I,, th.. M LADIES' Ball Sets - The Annie Russell Theatre at Rocco therfore won't join the Hollins College will open table and without him, neither Fdwardo de Fillippo's comedy will doting grandfather Antonio 0ould tx- allowed to %ear his, -Sdturday, Sunday, Nfonday" t Colby Sinclair), without whom 8:30 p.m. Per- the meal cannot begin. It' s the hair any way he %ants to as on Dec. 2 at long as it doesn't interfere with formances are also scheduled stuff of which grand family Dec. 3, 4, 9. 10. 11. fracases are made. the rights of others. Th e three-act com ed y opens P.S. A discouraging note: The on "Saturday" in the Italian Th e play on Broadway two C.S. Supremr Court rece' t" family kitchen of Peppino season ago prompted Clive My personal view is as follo%s: A person i male or female dull! IF fil 11 AT THE Comedy Set, Italian Style IW_IJ', heAn1l on . , - - - I - - - HANSON SHOE SHOP ? -. ' ___________ _____________ FA K illed Roosting Birds ' ___________ pe rsonal danger. Schroeder said he went with "We didn't really think about it," said Schroeder. "We just Brnneka in a sheriff 's helicop1 Gsn.ral Ehdric saw this guy bleeding. I thought ter to the hospital, "and a docaboutthat afterwards. I tor said it looked as though the HEATIING~ thought it could have been any shark didn't bite ri ght into the _____ ______________________ t'14:I RAL FOR ___________________ ns arm, but i tead ripped at it." _____ one of us, and I wo ul d have The beach, a bout 15 miles wanted somebody do that for 'i us." from West Palm Beach. was _______________ HEATING INC.11 PH. Mccurdy,27, a television pro- immediately closed. A police 10 07 S. _______________ ducer and announcer who is spokesman could not recall any Sanford other shark attacks In recent visiting his mother here, said, "l'mno hero. I just didn't think years. about it. Schroeder said the attack "The only thing Ithought was would not keep him from surfwith all that blood, those sharks ing. But he said he planned to Location Has Moved To New .hark IOoS. PARK AVE. ooWNTOWNSANDORD go berserk," McCurdy said. "I take up a new hobby Q ri didn't want him to lose any fishing Poison ' - they reacted without thinking of pain." - __________ What 's a Rosen, who took part Ii'. a re- couldn't rodeo. The way It is DAVIE lAP) Jewish boy from the Bronx cent rodeo In this small town now. if I'm home for a few days doing on the rodeo circuit as a west of Fort Lauderdale, says I Just have to get going again. he's broken Just about every Even when my collarbone was cowboy? My mother doesn't exactly bone in his body and had 187 broken I traveled with the guys. approve. She thinks her Jewish stitches when a bull stepped on It Just gets in your blood. It's the same with horses. son should be a school teacher. his face. "Alan (Coleman, second"There's a risk involved evShe thinks I'm crazy, that somewhere along the line she cry time you get up on a bronc ranked calf roper in the nation) must have dropped me on my ora bull," he says. "That's why left his horse home for a few people come to rodeo or to auto wee ks to give him a rest. One head," Barry Rosen says. Rosen is a 21-year-old steer racing. They want to see night his mother called to tell him the horse had gone mad. - '.'.rcstler who says he has a someone get hurt." Last year, Rosen says he Seems he was just running up master's degree from New — ed less th an $10,000 and and down the corral, stopping il liard Sch oo l of Muearn ___________________________ York's Ju - sic. lie says that ever since the turned down offers to teach every five seconds, then taking two steps, swirling around and age of 6 all he ever wanted was music for twice that much. "You don't do it for the mon- stopping again. His mothed to be the "best darn trumpet ey," he says. "If you break thought the horse was crazy, Rep. Parren .1. Nl i t. player in the world." Instead, he drifted into the even, you're lucky. It's Just the but we understood. That horse chell(D-Md. ) ill he orltI of rodeos after partici- fun and the independence it al- was Just practicing." keynote speaker for the lows you. There are no walls paling in an amateur event, Dec. 10 fifth annual "It's kind of strange being a and nobody telling you what to 1FRl OI"Friends" banquet of Jewish cowboy From the do. You rodeo because you want trail the Seminole to and yó go where you want Em. Bronx," he says. Rosen, who has been tray- to. You're totally free. Ploy nient Economic — SUNSHINE STATE _ij "I don't know what I'd do if I l)evelopment Corp. cling the circuit of the International Rodeo Association for (SEEI)CO) at six years, sa ys bul ldogging is Sanford Civic c ('enter. an addiction. "If you make a $ l tickets available good run on a steer, it's such a 32a-136() or in Orlando high, there's nothing better," 3l ,,2o he says. h Mrs. Daisy Barker, a resident of Lakeview Nursing ('enter in Sanford, shows off some of the hand crafted Christmas items that will be sold at the ('enter's Christmas Bazaar, I)ec. 6-10, at the facility, 919 E. 2nd Street, Everyone is invited to browse and n,,i..i,' ,,l ' ' Jack Drummond and his band will begin at 9 p.m. A continuous bullet Is being catered by hears %lelner's and Mayfair Country Club will cater the beverages. You Are Invited ' ".. 04-~~ \ Cubans Change Force.; MIAMI lAP) — The Cuban government has restored the normal ranks to the Armed Forces to put them on par with the top military men of other countries, Radio Havana reports. The changes in the Cuban Armed Forces makes the heirarchy very similar in structure to the military force before Fidel Castro took power in 1959. , DISCOVER BICENTENNIAL AJv[ E RI (1k SAN LUIS OBISI'O, Calif. termined what caused the Nearly 600 flocking pi- deaths, but he said poisoning geons and blackbirds that have was likely. dropped from their treetop "1 think they probably picked roosts and died in the streets of up some kind of poison," this city in the past three days Thompson said. "If it was all may have been victims of p01- one bird species it might be soning, officials say. congenital or some kind disMore birds were still dying ease, but this involves two kinds Thursday, said David Romero, of birds." the city's public service direcPolice Sgt. Michael Blacktor. burn said he found one bird He said the bizarre phenome- alive Thursday morning, "on non was first noticed when "our its back in convulsions." Street sweeper discovered several hundred dead birds In the heart of downtown Wednesday morning." Hugh Thompson, of the state Department of Fish arid Game, said state offidals had not tieAPI 1776 - Check wmith G eorge .1 I D... -r_ uuiuiiuu ri esiueiii 10 S /EA/ A v of P 40 I vvr Mrs. Mary Sanders, national Auxiliary Mid-Winter Con-4 president of the Ladies ference at the La Maya Motor Auxiliary to the Vctcrans of Inn, Daytona Beach, Dec. 3 Foreign Wars will fly into through 5. To greet Mrs. Sanders at the Orlando, Airport Thursday at 6 p.m., bound for the VFW airport will be Department President Margaret Rodino and Auxiliary members from throughout Florida. MI VFW and Auxiliary members are urged to be on hand to greet the national 1111 president and to atlen'i the confereqee. UDC - IIp ,.uwS416I, " FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * C*W1" &it IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR IDEAS Now in Casselberry too, SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 10 a.m. HI 5 p.m. FREE REFRESHMENTS • DOOR PRIZ ES Club Notes Stuart GEORGE STUART, INC. 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET ORLANDO, FLORIDA Is . 32802 520 SOUTH HWY. 17-92 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 muLii VI IUV Norman DeVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was held at the home of Mrs. ILB. McCall with Mrs. E. W. Martin as co-hostess. Mrs. Burch Cornelius, president, presided. Pull v'rg the Plcd,g, to the American Flag and Salute the Confederate Flag, a business session was held. to L M.l(Y S.Nlil-htS Motions were carried to send $20 to the Sunland Children's faciltly in Orlando as a Christmas gift, and to continue to offer four medals to the same schools for high achievement UI American and Southern history. Considering her work in the past, and because she was an honorary member, the chapter agreed to send a memorial in iiic 101111 01 d letl Mid .'uLe floral arrangement for Miss Margret Roberts to her sister, Mrs. M.H. Spencer from the IJ.[).C. -- ' Mrs. iroy itay Sr. presented A the program on "tJ.I).C. Typical Representation of Americanism." In her talk she stated we all have a common understanding of American how it was democracy, conceived and given birth by God-fearing men and women who loved Liberty wore (him life itself. [low many, for whom no sacrifice was too great, have protected it from the ravages of - -- n ' VI S IT - -- i r— i imoeout'o I 1 enirai i-ioriaa its enemies, both foreign and domestic. We recognize the necessity to keep alive both memory and spirit of those great risen and women of the Confederacy, she said — their valor, loyalty and dedication should serve as an inspiration to us all. Referring to a recent address by a Virginia statesman, Mrs. Ray stated America has duluevt'd her greatness, not primarily because of her natural wealth, but because the foundation of our form of government arid way of life is iirmiy • Christmas Open House in *11 were served to 14 miit'iiibers attending Woman's Club S.i:sfurtl Woman's Club will meet Wednesday at noon for a Christman program, catered luncheon and business niectimig Members are reniindeti to bring monetary gifts for Hacienda Girls Ranch. Mr' set1 Yancey asks mt'mnbcrs to return the Bicentennial signature quilt squares at thi meeting for a committee to embroider. our spiritual heritage. She stated it is therefore meet and right that we should keep the torch of liberty held high and flame alive, for it is the very spirit of this land. In conclusion, she have the Thanksgiving poem "Over the River and through the Woods ' by l,ydia Maria Childs. Refreshments of orange fruitcake aol hot spiced tea FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CkWt Gq J IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 26, 17 Adventist Village Features €hrisfmas Pageant Nazarene THE SEVENTH DAY .... .... Saturday Services Sabbam Sabbath School Vespe rs Wed GENEVA CHURCH Patter ..., G Orion Tarr , OF THE NAZARENE SP 44. Rev Gerald NobI0 Sunday Scheel Sun Worship Sun Eve Worship Wed Prayer 1 THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY I St7IIam, 0 20 a in 30 minuley biOs,. sunset :::: 1 lop ill :::: Eve Prayer Meeting THI SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 'I'h ::: Patter S C .11111161h School Wollee'li service 0 Ma In It Prayer service Ma in I 00 p eve UUU ..... Assembly Of God `.` . . FIRST ASSEMBLY / OFGODCHURCH 37Th.nd Elm Roy B D.wv Cox ' Sunda y Schaaf Meralifts Worship Eveni ng Worship Family Night(Wed .t hristian II 1000m Baptist i/i", U Svndi, School Church Of God 100 Fairmont SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH II? Airport Blvd PhIOPo, 7220004 Clifford W Schaub minister Sunday School 9 ISa m. worship Service II N a in Evrri,nq Service I 00 pm Pray,, Utiting Wed 7 04P In s'..' Iii, .!1 I II' ::' '': :1g fl,;.I1 ' ii, , . ' ., •.... ....' • , d ,. . .,. ..... •'. '. ii' ,I I tIl' tIll ill /II .fJJJ flf I'/i ' F/ CHURCH OF GOD 001w co fill Ill /J /11 11 00 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 WetI Pint Sired SPOIpI Galloway Pastor Sunday School If 000 In Morning Service it Sian. Ev.ning Service I OS p in Wednesday Serrico I 30 p In Old Truths for aNew Day MT. MORIAH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Carrier at Locust and Eleventh Second and FswrTh Suedjy Sunday School 1I,01.m MoriblngSsrvicey 11:01am. EnnlnqSo.vlCet S.Np rn Prayer Meeting eve" TuevdayNigM 1: lop m Sit. Katherine Brown Secttary Pastor Rev. W. U. Marlin PINICREST BAPTIST CHURCH lit W. W. Air"" Blvd. PII1OI Nov, KWiøetJi Sunday School 0.4$ I In. MornIng WortEp 11:01a.ill. 6:11p.ill. CIIwrC*Tratninj Ev,ni suit W.rshtp 7:00p.m. Wed. Evening Service 7:00 P.M . SIRVICIO on ISPANOI. BAPTIST CHURCH 2424 Palmetto Ave Rev Raymond Crick,. Sunday School likowiti five Worship . tv$ng.IiSh.( ServiCli Wed P, bvvr As bible Study Independent M,si.inar, VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH 511 Netter Act Pt,. 3124213 Ronald YayIs, Patio. SundiySct*.l 0.40 MeriungW.nlwp It "A M E —ins worship 4 SOPIn Wed. Prayer Meeting 1 Is In Militating worsJup a 1148 I" Svndiy School MieilvngWorslup ChircI, Training E.evung War sl,ip Wed Prayer Seee.c. It Ni. 6 tOp ,, ISop m 6 IS At In Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Ill Oak Ave. Sanford Fr William Emit Pastor Fr. William Avtivkrieth AisI Pastor Sat Vigil Mass 7 00 in MAW Is m . It 30 1 11 noon Coavl,is.ent. Sal atom Sun Youth Lingua 0.47 a In Evening Worship II 041 in Wed Prayer Mott 110pm ...... Pentecostal TIC Re v Ieroi 0 Sop,' Reel?, CiralC Perry W Collins Holy Communion Church 5,1001 S Coi''ti'o Church Of Christ it 04.v in ,,, 00 in i. l?p Lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST 400 Palm Springs Or AIIOInOnIC Springs JaInIt P NeedPIaIn Evanpelist Bible Study iS Ola m Assembly Worship ii 00a In E V,fliA W•rshlie 4 Of In Wed Evening Service 6 00p in Wndne40Oy Bi ble CIast 7 Sip In 'lIe I UT HF PAN C HURCH Or THE REDEEMER 101W lIthIPlar, Lutheran Hour" and TV "This Lb.' Rev Elmer A Reusthier Sunday Sytiool Worthip Srrvi(e a Knd.q.u ,t,n and Pluro,ey Sunday School CHURCH OF CHRIST 1717 Park Avenue Fr,d Baker Evangelist Bible Study 14 Na In Morning Worship it Of a in eitini Service 6 N. in Ladiot Bble Class Tuesday 17 a in Wednesday Bible Class 1 lop in 10 in 11am I ill p in I 10pm 1 so in I Methodist Presbyterian GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd $WoodlandDr Rev. Fred R. Gardner Pastor Church $ chool ole in Morni ng Worship 0 301 III In MYF 4 SOp fit COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1103 Hwy and Lake Mary Blvd Rev Michael Andrews Pastor Morning Worship I Nursery 5 50* m Sunday School Church i k 17 I S a Saturdays Mont Bre0hlaI Siurdois At S in I Na in CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3101 1 Park Ave 223 4014 Rev Rib.rt i i4.,.l,, Sunday School Fellowship Morning WorShip Wed Eve Bible Slwdy Tulickir Drive. Sunland Estates 5:1_6 Pa t , Rev Daniel 0 lain Sunday School ba in II "am Morn.uv,WorUwp t 04 of In . MYP lao Suit 1 SIp m Iv. Worship IL) Sun Wednesday Mernang Prayer Group L1hsswi 6:1.9 poster 9 "a m a in 11"AM 1 lip In to 20 II ria'i0!v I Peter 2'//.25 Wednesday , 1, `a1F %, M (.1.I II ''''' fhursdtn Psalms THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd .100. Monr ole W.l hard Eldr•Gpe Patter Sunday School 1001am MornsngWorth.p 11 sea m Evening Worship 100pm Prayer Meeting *edn.1d41 I Sop in 34:/.22 Jimmy is looking at a miracle. The more science learns about us, the more marvelous we are discovered to be. The complex structure of our eyes . . . the infinitely delicate balance of our hearing. . . the unequalled functioning of our brain.. . hundreds of smatter miracles that combine into one great miracle — a human being! No man on earth can create another. We are Gods handiwork, and we are most wonderfully made. DUO . . .. . C.ccyn4 'VS koisNr A ,i%tn Ser.0 '.i'...a Scxçsos selected by I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave 1 3rd 15. Rev. Vir,ll L. Bryanf Phone 7223642 Morni ng Worship S ISa In 15$ In Chords School Morning Worship II 04. in Nurser y THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBfTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lake Marti Rev A F 51,rent Minister Sunday Church5cl,00l 007am Mor ning WOrShip II 00 a In YouthGaoup Wed C ho ir Practice I Sip in I LiSt? iiidi?tfl I r). I I V METHODIST CHURCH Ill Park Ave Lee King Morning Worship I Si Sunday School UMYF Mint PYIyef Breakfast Ind Is SIll Thursday Family Night Seppir )to Sunday - '.• T he Arriorc.a'. hoW Si.ey - I --a Que st ion: Ifeel left out and lonely most of the time. I want lo have friends in school, but everyone seems too busy to bo ther wi th me. . . . I'm afraid this is how the rest of my life will be. What can I do? 1, / . Answer: Relax. Loneliness is a normal feeling and something .. . . everyone feels at times. Although it's not fun to feel left out, that , i 1110111. also isa feeling everyone has at one time or another. But it's good , . ~-I 'm P I — ,' ow there are ways to make Friends and feel less lonely. to - . . -11 You say everyone is too busy for you and no doubt you think I I I, eryone else isiiap.uy and popular. 11iats what you think, but it '; •i '' 'Ml ."" . .w , not necessarily true. Most of the kids at your school are just as ./J.: `00 .1'?!? lonely and unhappy at you are. This is closer to the truth. You " ; may even believe nobody likes you. That, too, is what you think. ' . The kids at school are just as hungry for friendship as you are, — .. . ii i: 1' it ' v. an d if you give them a chance, you'll see they want a friend just s _______ holiday celebration h becoming 1 itt ii' much as you do You'll also find they like you just as you like in annual tradition for Central ' 1 . flip dig,,, them It's important for you to adjust your thinking to these ______ F lorida -i.. .-. . .. — truths, because then you'll find it much easier to make friends. :j '\ wnat s one best way to maxe a irsenu: tie a irienu. it may sound '7' •' 1 too easy, but it works. You probably remember the Golden Rule, 1. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." In prac. —I tice, It means you treat others the way you want them to treat you. If you want to be liked and accepted, accept others. You give and (Herald Photo by To Vincent) MASS HELD DAYTON, Ohio i API - A declaration of ''emerging then you receive what you need. I call this planting a seed out of Fr. William :uthenrieth, associate nastor at All Souls C atholic Church, Sanford, theological COflSCOSUS" among 10 major Protestant your need. demonstrated how the Mass is celebrated ill the second grade classroom at All FOR CLASS denominations seeking unification was approved without It's important for you to get out of your self, out of your own Souls School. dissent at the annual meeting here of their represenepresen. feelings and problems. One good way is to make friends with a tatives. person who seems as lonely as you. As you listen to him, you'll The Consultation on Church Union forwarded the find yourself becoming interested in somebody else's problems statement to participating denominations for their and ideas. As you change the focus away from yourself, your response to it during the next year. feelings of loneliness. . . .of being left out and not being William P. Thompson, chief executive of the United liked .... will begin to fade away. Presbyterian Church, say's the talks are not faltering as . Th e Bible says you reap what you sow. When you plant seeds of Advent season begins for deliver the ordination sermon. The director of The Turning some have implied, but are making normal progress for The public is invited to both kindness, friendliness, and concern for others, you will reap a Christian churches this Sunday. Rev. Jenkins has been called as Point Ministry Is Dan Whipple such broad involvement of denominations. these worship services. Free harvest of friends. I believe that and I believe it for ycsii. At the Altamonte Community the assistant pastor of the Mt. of Greenville, S. C. Each year nursery will be open both NEW YORK I APt — The president of the Rabbinical Church it will be observed each Zion Missionary Baptist an entirely new team Is morning and at night. Council of America, Rabbi Walter S. Wuri.burger, has Sunday by families of the Church, Midway, where he assembled for the tour and urged religious institutions' not to avail themselves of the church lighting the Advent grew up and attended as a Whipple is now leading his third Missionary recently passed law in New York State permitting '[;is wreath, child. group. Vegas Nites' and other forms of gambling" in synagogues On Sunday evening at 7:30 Baptist and churches. p.m. children from the church First Baptist Holy Cross The St. John Missionar' It would "jeopardize the religious integrity of the in school will decorate the huge First Baptist Church, SanNEW YORK tAP) — The new Christ up two to six; Latter-day Baptist Church, 920 Cypress stitutions" that the new law was intended to help, he says 'I he roien of holy Cross Christmas tree with Chrismons. ford, will begin a month-long U.S. Congress Includes more Saints churches up two to 12. Ave., Sanford, will sponsor Laura Ilelzer will read the emphasis on Foreign Missions Episcopal Church of Sanford first annual Feast of the liar. Roman Catholics and Jews than The Christian Church tDisNEW YORK APt — Church World Service has Christmas story' as the children this Sunday. On different v,ill hold a supper, fellowship and program Tuesday begin- vest Banquet at 7:30 pm on the outgoing House and Senate, ciplines of Christ) stayed the allocated an additional $20,000 to aid Haitian refugees accompanied by their parents mornings of the week of Nov. same with five members in Sa tur da y at the Sanford Civic but fewer Protestants. living in Miami, and it has asked its 30 cooperating (Ieput the handmade Chrlsmons through Dec. 5, the women of ning at 7 p.m. in the parish Although the changes in the Congress. Eastern Orthodoxy Center. The occasion will honor nominations to provide another $141.4 needed to on the tree. Christmas hymns the church will be involved in house. denominational ratio are small, also kept the same number of Each Wednesday night the Deacons and Deaconesses maintain the approximately 900 refugees for the next six will also be featured. prayer for the various facets of they continue a trend that has seats, four. of St. John. nont hs. Southern Baptist mission work during Advent Season will Dr. Gordon A Merritt of Ft. gone on for some time, bringing But two of the four now were The interdenominational relief agency so far has spent Ordination around the world. During the feature a fellowship and the religious makeup of in the Senate, with two in the about $300,000 for food, housing, legal aid and bail bonds midweek service, Wednesday, covered dish supper at 6:30Sanford, Lauderdale, Formerlythe Congress closer into line with House, while before it was only will highlight Rev. Tommie L. Jenkins will for the refugees while they await the outcome of litigation in the parish house at 6:30 p.m., there will be visual one in the Senate, three in the he ordained Sunday' at 3p.m. at of the population. to determine if they can receive political as iuin in the p.m. occasion as guest speaker and that presentation, "One Song for All followed by a talk at Statistics compiled by the House. I"irst Shiloh Missionary Baptist musical selections will be given United States. They are pro hi bit I'll from ii cm1)111 I11I ent I Childrens',ill he entertained the World." An additional clergyman was Church. Rev. S.W. Washington, b'1 the talented Cliffin Sisters, evangelical fortnightly, Christhe meantime. the parish house while Fr. In conjunction with the th to Congress, president of Congress No. One -I special mission programs, the :fldi'evi Kriunbhaar, rector of of Ft. Pierce, and the Bicen- tianity Today, show there are elected 371 Protestants in the new Co Republican John Danforth n. , an and Pastor of St. Matthew Choir of Sanford under tennial local church will be receiving Christ Episcopal Church, .the direction of Ms. Mary gress, down nine; 129 Roman ordained Episcopal priest, who Missionary Baptist Church will the LottIe Moon Christmas t)iflg'tO0d, speaks to the adults Catholics, up six, and 27 Jews, won the Senate seat from which Whitehurst. Offering for Foreign 1issions. Missouri Democrat Stuart The public is invited for an up three. Oviedo Baptist The nationwide goal for this The Roman Catholic and Symington is retiring. enjoyable evening. Donations of offering is $) million dollars, That makes seven clergymen 10,1 services emphasizing $3.50 for adults and children, Jewish totals are record highs while the local congregation be par. for both groups. the new Congress, also inloreigit missions will be held at $1.50. Tickets may has set a goal of has Five members of the new cluding: for the special the First Baptist Church of chased from all members of the , Congress were listed as unalfiCatholic priests Robert F. emphasis are being made by' Oviedo this Sunday. The church church. Rev, 1t.J. Cliffe'fl Jr.' . -I .., & 7II, hated with any' religious body. Drin.an of Massachusetts and begins a week of prayer for pastor. 14 11 W-1 r Mrs. J. T. Hardy Sr., and Mrs. In the present makeup, Ro- Ro bert J. Cornell of Wisconsin; . _4i•" G. A. Palmer. All of the age- foreign missions on the 28th in A" I man Catholics constitute a bout United Methodist Robe rt W. group auxiliaries to the connection with their Lottie Corn m unity 25 per cent and Jews a bout 3 per Edgar of Pennsylvania. United Christmas Offering for Woman's Missionary Union will Moon cent of Congress, approxi. Church of Christ minister AnMethodist Missions. also be involved in the emtheir proportion of the drew Young of Georgia, SouthBringing the missionary The Community United mately' phasis. of general population. Protestants em Baptist John Buchanan of mmit'ssage at the 11 a oil se.-vice Methodist Church A lebrate the hold about 70 per cent of the Alabama, Progressive National will be Rev. l)ottson Mills, Casselberry' will ce Central B apt is t seats in Congress. Baptist Walter Fauntroy of '5,,,. director of missions for the beginning of Advent season That's about their share of Washington, D.C. The exciting, handclappsng Royal Palm Baptist Sunday with a 7 p.m. "Hanging the population according to sur Roman Catholics lead in the heat of a popular Christian ."s,ssociatirsn. Fort Myers. Mills of the Greens" family service musical group will be coming to has just returned to the U.S. as and explanation of the Christian vey samplings, although the ac- list of religious affiliation of Church at 7:30 . Central Baptist it -, . . a Southern Baptist illissioflary significance of many of our tively participating member- governors with 15 of that p.m. on Ike. 5. Support ed by to Jamaica. lie and his wife. ship in Protestant churches is church. Seven are PresbyChristmas traditions, only about 40 per cent of the terians, the second highest, fol. • guitars, electric piano and Betty, have :iiso been . . . 7 population. percussion, "The Turning rrnssionaries luwed by Baptist and Methodto Argentina and Lake Mary Baptist Point" has performed before ('tt Ri('I. Prior to going to the In the new Congress, in- ists, each with five. Four are enthusiastic audiences from mission field, Mills was pastor three The public is invited to attend eluding both house and Senate, Episcopalians, - Florida to Oklahoma 1fl(l from of the First Baptist Church of the 11 am. services at the Lake Presbyterians were down six to Lutherans, three United Church '5 W. .. New Jersey' to Texas in the past FlIrt I'iL'rMary' Baptist MissIon, 124 60; United Methodists down of Christ, two Unitarian5, . . three years. Leading the church's 7:30 Lakeview Ave., Lake o1ary three to 80, the United Church of Universalists, two Jewtsh, one % . The members of The Turning p.m. services will be Pastor Son Sunday when the Young Christ down 3 to ; Episco- Eastern Orthodox, one the Ft paliaris down two to 64, Baptists Christian Church (Disciples), Point are ) people from six Xuaoi Nguyen alill members of Musician's Choir from , .. : do wn one to 55 and Unitarian- one Latter-day Saint and one states in the Southeast and the Vietnamese Baptist Church Baptist Church, Sanford, w ill Southwest ssho have taken a Of Orlando, The Vietnamese render special music. They are Uruversallst.s down two to it. unaffiliated, .. Pesho. 11am 0 Oh & In S let pm 6 so In 401pm - UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH C.,vir County Club & Upsata Roads Nov Darwin Shea Pastor I 001 In Su,say School Morning Worship 70 04 In I.enivj*orship I 04 In .J WILSON. E I C H E LB E R GE R MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance D E K L ES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. WILSONMAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida '' .. ' ' [i..." ' * 4 '-'J.OlI I Sanford Bible Church (Formerly r Fi st Southern Methodist Church) held mortgage burning ct'ri'oiionv SundaN following the morning ssorship serb ice. The 12 year old church k,cated at '2160 Sanford Avenue has a congregation of 1(11) persons. Officiating in the t' ele'bratioui of LaS' lug pa iii (3Ff the mortgage is Rev. .Jerrv Forres t left I a oid Ronald Muirhead, chairman of the board of elders. MORTGAGE CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service BURNING WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First BAPTIST £nliochs Baptist Ch.tds Oei000 Cal,isp Baptist LtsomOy. SOS Fairpespise Hwy I? Oh Sanford Garden CtvB. Caloare Baptist Church, Cryotal Lila a wa. Oak. Mary Caiselto.rrp Saptiit Church. 1$ S. ininoia Blvd Central Beplrtt Church, till Oao Aug CP,uivoi. Pitt Baptist Cleorwat,r U,ssiooM, Baptist Chirthi. Soutisoosh Rd ViC$ory 1*ptislC1lpvCh.OldO,5àv,ft I ahNeaIw AV* . 0?O All Ciiki .owi.,i tflvei.e. ai ' Fraedshvp Baptist Church .1 *JtiSu'iite, Springs. RI 034. £ltamo.I. Sprng F,riI Baplisl Ctwtcls it Delbert First Church 00 Geneva First Iapl.il Church UI Lake Mary First Beplrtl Chur ch Oh Lake Monroe Frd Baplist Churdhol L$ngaood. Car C.hc* & Grant First Baptist Church of Oviedl First IaaIsl Church ol Sant.ndo Springs Fiits Ilsitali U.slietsar, BaitisO Ct'swct', 1141W IStI St Forest City Bapt.yt (turd, F.rt Baptist Chunk oh Qst,o* Fountain Head Baptist (hold. inl SI Jo'dan M.ss.onar BaptiSt Church 1471 00 Ne,hhsidq Saptisl Church. Ctuuiv.ta U.15.in.O., IapI,st Cru.rils No.505 Rd. 1nIeris. Ualedon.4 U.s.s $.aptisl Chuirtyl. Oil Kill II. Osli,. Moaning Caere BopSist Church. Geneva N. Ml MlfiiO Pr.sniI,vo Baptist lilt Locust Ave. Sanford M I Olive MiSi,.a*4ey Baphisl Cbwh, Sa.uL.ddi Spruig. Ri. ' Loateeived 1.ni, M.sa.oniay SOptitl Church ION Jeer1 AsS till 1.n MiIs.amal, 115iit Sipes Ave M . Sw Iathø Mistuiaaly (051db 00051 & $'ckorv Ave Iade00adoACe $aqtiit 64.5,5 (.oit Leagur BId, .anØnood. Pu Hop. laplist Ckwh. Fr,l Ct, Cuin'n,nily C.vler, F.r.tl Cii, Alastair CaIaer Uiss.enary Iaptisl 1120W 12th St New Salem Pfiinilive Baptist Chincti. 1041* fittest New Testament Baptist Church, Quality I,,., North Longwood New Mt Zen Baptist Church 1170 Pear Ave Bacon. Park Iaeti$t Church. 3143 W 70th SI Puepie RapIst Chapel 701 * Fi sI SI,uvt, anlord Piuwuest Baptist Church. ItS 00 A.rport $1 id Pears Lake Baptist. Ridge Rd . Peru Pail Pvogren Missionary Baptish Church. Midway laplill Church W.sl Sinlord Second $Milo* u,sI.eI1a Seiniv,ola Baptisi Tewpdo. Am.ricii, Legion Hall. Fern Park I,,naand Baptist ChucR, P.16 Palmetto $t Jame$Mitt..mary BOptiIlChvu fit. S5 Rd 4I5.QJpqv, 51 FevIl Baptist (ilurch. III Pint Ave St Matthews Bapt i st Chuscis. Canaan "Its Springbiold Miil.is.t.orp SiptisI, tilt, £ Cedar 'at John's Missionary Baptist Church. 030 C,prest St Temple Baptist Church, Palm Springs Rd. Ajlan,orife Springs William (lapel M,ssuetsar, Rapist ChijrCll, Macs £ William $t Atarvii.I, Springs Zen Wipe laptusI Chwcfi. 713 Orals,, A r e CATHOLIC Church 04 the Siativite, Lake Mare All Souls Catholic Church 114 Oak . . Sa.hulovd It Amass Calhel,c Church. DogisiOd Trail, DeBar1 St Aug.11... Catholic Chords. Sunsel 0' sea' Pellon Rd. CasseOWrr 'at Mar,' Ml4adaIeAe Catholic Church. Miittand Lv. , Lfl.ml, Sprung. Cibe tidy f t*t Lakes Cilnolit Churiti. ,its MJsm.l,jm. D4rlisa CHRISTIAN Putt Christian Church. r, loll S Saford n A.. Sanford Christian Church. 132 00 Lieport Blvd N.rtht.d. Chf.tlian ChurcO. FIorid seven. Dr . Ma,i Old Oalevka Chritha. Seas t.aay 04 •l Jaretusr Chords. CONGREGATIONAL Ce.gr,,ab,onal ChriStian Chinch Ott' Perk CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Of Christ, 1t13 S Park Ave Churchol Christ at Lake Ellen. US Il tIN Calselberry Soviets Seminole Churchof Chril. S411 1.46@ Howell Rd (hurthif Chrisl,s104 Palm Springs D' . Altantioste Sgs Chuh of Chri t,Geneva Church of C hr ist. LOui$weod Ch ur ch of (Mist Pool. Church of Christ W 111h 51 NSrth5id, Church SI Chris?, Fla Haven Dr . M.aittand - CHURCH OF GOD Church of God. 543 Hickory Church 01 Gad. 001 00 32nd II Chueeh of Gad. Oc.edo CItuerhI of God HOliness, Lake MOnroe (hhI of God Miss...,. Enterprise Church ol God 1411 W 14th II Church ol God in Christ. Oviedo Chtorehi St Godot Pnepasece, tIle S Elm Ave Clsth.4Godof P10511*01. 170.4$ Persamn,inAr, Chords of God Mi5in, enterprise Rl5C Church .I God. 1105* 12th SI . 540#"d • EPISCOPAL The Church .4 the GOod blSIpIso,d. Maa.lan4. 331 LaO, AsS All t&intt EpisCOpal Church. IDollar, Ave Enterprise Christ £S.sippal (hurch Laasqoo.d Nil1 Cuss Episcopal Park Aveat . NAZARENE Pirsi Chords .1 II. Naursew. OUt IIISII.I Avg De'neva COurh p0 thW Nazarene, S I 44, Gone,. Lao, Mary Church ot the Natarepi, Lao. Mary Blvd . Lake Mary LØgud Church 01 this Na,ar,ne Waymen & iessVp Aye, LOls,Ooid IWlSN Ring AI $yug.p.i Quolity lInt. TIUSptI 1Mb., 1705 I04CB. BInI DoMino LUTHERAN Asensuin Lutheran Chur ch . O'vevD.oeo Os. Cassasbe.ry Good SluepA.ei United 1.11W....290 1 Oelando Ls.htieeiu Church UI PisidenO, Odlh,i,a L.*v.erp., Church 04 W Ri4.e*,.,q, III Air Mill P1ae tI..Pl Ovehuua' Chur(h. Golden Days Dr £ Hwy OasIslb.rO i 11 Like's Lutheran Church RI 414 Ila,ui o.... or 17 e3, PRESSYTIIIAN Lake Mae UnuSed Pveubylerian Church First PresbI,ria Church 0,0 Ave & P St P.rtl PreOyIeqian Church of Delasy. I HigIlban.d Convenant Prebyb,qia., Church, 3774 S Dr*a,.d. of to Andrews Presbyterian Church. Ml) Seer Lab. RI Sb Mar*s presD.,i.r,,in Churth, 1111 Palm Springs oa . AilimsujIe 5$ii55 lipsala Community Pres5,l.r6,, Church. Ups.ala RØ Wei.lmiiistet' Presbyterian Chinch, Red Bug Rd. Casselberry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Feresi Lake S.nenlls Day AdvenlisI Churil, 41&. Hwy Forest Cily S..enlh, Day Adventitl Chufch, Midland Ave altan,eot. Spri ng , Sanlerd Siva,,thi Gay Advv'ntltl Church. 7th & Elm Winter Spri,igt Seventh Day AdveoltI Church. 041 Moos wo Man Hill S.otontn-dey Adv,fitl$t Cbvrct, all Pine II . SareNtro Veil uJ&ht,ç 3LUWU IU travel the eastern United States bringing the contemporary Christian message to a soide variety of audiences. They possess a full range of modern and traditional spiritual music as well as a strong patriotic repetoire. With several recordings under current release, this dynamic' group has appeared before a wide range of audiences including national church conventions. college and high school assemblies, civic groups, coastal island resorts and small country churches. _______________ ______ il __________ Teocaonoio Rd.. W5Ms, Sprllsgv 'Jailed Churth of Christ. Alt1ml. OOMInulRily Chapel, Alt Spit I451 0 ?rihstyChurdk,4Qu4Ø( St 1 114 A14416"verst.44 Ate* TI. P.11 Gospel Churcl.t Our Lord lesut Christ Washington $ b church is a brand ne" congregation so hich now has lii member s . Members 01 the church stall sing, give tes'timnonies of conversion to Christ, and the pastor will bring the C5t'tlilt4 ,L'riotlin 0 under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Ryan. Layman Fred Wilson will bring the message. Evening services will be at 7 p.m. when Stephen Nephew will sing. Layman Ralph Foley will bring the message. MORNING STAR WILL SING - — A 91 19) As sociation EngIL-111 composer. lk-11jaillin Dtirector, of the Florida BaptLA orus itt' (iiililiiumtity chor us if 'imiititlt' conmnumiit College annl)000'tls its annual concert of Advent and t.'hnstmoias music for \!&in,Li', I)t't'. 6 at 8pm in the Grace United Mt'ttiotIit Convention will be guest speaker. Awards will be given to the church who has the most people present and to the church who have the greatest number of Training Diplomas. Tom Smith, Church Training Director of the Seminole tree of Baptist Association cordially invites the public to attend. SHIRLEY M1LLETT CiSSetberry W int e r Sp Forest City Al It.", •'ii ' S-.,, ,.,. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 27th & Elm Sanford RtJ1,i 9:30 AM School of Bible 10:45 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Charismatic Service TUECH 334 92(2 "Ir5 :o'e Spr.r ,; L" ;.'..s.( ECHOES OF PRAISE — A group of committed Christians knossn as "Morning Star" from Pastor Janile Buckingham's church in Melbourne, will be ministering at First Assembly of (xl, Sanford this Sunday. at 6 p.m. Fred Mullins, former Associate Minister at I°inecrest Baptist in Sanford, will be traveling ss ith the group and "ill be ministering from God's Word. nuç Seminole Baptist Sets Chris t mas Con c e it pOuw -r , e" urches of Britten, and a Motet, "The Son of God Is Come to Earth," by Johannes Brahms. SoLists will be Parrscia Meredith, Carla ekta, Karen Borne, Nancy Gilbert and Jayne Leach, Sally Rowden is accompanist for the Community Chorus. The public is cordially' invited Ch NOTIFY THE . '" Wot1lamu1 I)rivc, Sanford lht' (.olllUiuliity Chorus SOiLS founded in 1973 under the direction of Dr Burt Ite'rinchief arill has perforomied .such masterworks as Handel's ''Messiah," Mendelssohn's 'Elijah." Vivildi's" "Gloria." i vototlon, :.n to Church. AirpA)rt Boulevard and Commun ty If your, going away on a long trip or I tw o the F'aure ''Requiemmo,'' Robert l':linure's "Incarnate Word" and Haydn's "Organ Mass," The featured works for this concert will be ''A Ceremony of Carols' by' the contemporary SC C u.isxi I niucit is 11 iithnmmna ''M'' Night means Mobilization in the lIe of all the Southern Baptist Churches in the Seminole Baptist Association. Mobilization means to mobilize the churches to train the people to prepare them to reach the masses for Christ. The theme "Train- - -. its the Christ Like Thing To Do'' is one of the mottos for the Church Training Department. ''M" Night will beheld at First Baptist Church of Sanford, Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m Dr. Robert Cook, Church Training ti,irge. (OIl lItti op The IolV104SW Atsp 715 00, 1400 1?. Rolling HiII$ Roll hills Moroelaus Churchi, AlIeintt Springs Re*rw Mi,..1 (Leech. MI Cui,an Cly ii ____ OTHER CHURCHES *11ev, 5 A U I Chinch Olive $ 10th All Faith Chapel, Camp Seminole. Wek,va Park Rd Beardall Avenue Holinist (Isa... hn•ii ... ClIvIvita CqInnvuCihy Church Church of etuk (busistOl Latter Day Saints 2315 Park A.. Eastern Orth00.o, COhorchi, SI JOhn1 Chrytislsi1, Chapel. Hwy II Oh Peru Park Eastern Or,ttkdoa Chur ch St GoSre UI the 0 CA.. 714 South SI Peru Park First Churcha4 Christ. Sciintust. III E SOdSi Lake Monroe Chapel, Orange Bled. ale MonrO. Kingdom Hall Of Jeflleahs Wieness, Lake Monroe Unit , 543 W led $t First Brut Clti.rclu it the Living GOd. Midway Pentecostal Opiø Iii. Tabernacle, RIdiSOOd Ave Poet - to Seminole Hi gh SdlsoiIt First Pontecostal Church .f LO40'w.od First Peoteceslal CIlish Of San ford Fail 0..l.p.l tas.ernocle, 3131 COuntry Clog MI Olive Nshnes5 Church. Oil Hill Rd. Otto.., Sanford Alli ance Chinch 14.01 5 Pars *ver Sanford BIll Chinch. 34.61 Sonforl Avi f.-,',..,'..,,tl,s.i.. .,i,,.I.... I, - . METHODIST Barnett United Memorial Church. E Delary Ave. Eelirpris, Bear Lake United Methodist Church E,th,l A 00 1 Clsiurcii. Canaeis ucit Caslilbirry Cammimmty United Methedisl Church. tIny it Piney Ridge 0$ Cassolberry D,Ia'v Community Methtodisl Church. * HigIlbanks Rd . DeBars First UnilOd MilbiodilI Church III Part Ave First Melhodish (PsufIls at Oviedo First Southern MithiodisI Cheedh. loo Sanford Ace Free Methodist Church IN 00 At" S Genova Methodist Chvrch. Geneva Grace United MulIsod,5I Church Airport Blvd r....e ln..... . Oa4grav Uethiod it Church, Oni.lo Osteen Methodist Church PaO4a Wesleyan Methodist, Il 46 W al Pa.la $t Janet A 00 1 0th at Cvp'est St Mary's AM £ Cha,cPl SI, of 415, OIl,,., $ I Paul k Methodish Church. 0th,.., Rd. lnlerpvIIs Slatloid Memorial Church. S O.$ary S.niando United Methodist CJIunchI, Tamp First Fed . Sems.a., Blvd . Allamonle Springs $ ________ SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF 000 Prt Assemble of God 171051 Elm ' A ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff ______ _________ ' . Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes '4, ' S. E. C. Elsea and Staff ',. ' el . ,' The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENNEY COMPANY '.,, ' , '• $1 4 FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff . 4 _ FV , fit., ' ., I 0 go Suturdu% Psalntr . that determining factor. . . character. He needs church guidance to help him build the kind of character that will sustain him throughout his life. Th e Christian religion has one main purpose.. Act mold men in Christ's likeness. . the perfect image of God. FIRST CHURCIIOF CHRIST SCIENTIST No Last Second Street Sunday Service a Sunday School It Mans W,do.ilay Service 1 SOp in Psalm 103:1.22 mere is a ioi more to Jimmy than can be seen in a mirror or under a microscope. There is ... Christian Science Friday • COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy I101aIPiiteyRidiRd Cassolb.rr, S. uiii... 0,5.44 Casio, ........_;;. Attill Patliq Rev K*Ano#hM,Ilor 0 204 ha in Ms. ni's, War shIp 0 301 lain ChurchScI%ool Services will, desIst for all 49C0 Fellowship ColIc. between services UMYP 1 "Pon Evening Worship 1000 in Wed I.bleShi,dy&Prays.S.rv 7 SIprn First Wednesday F,IIGie%llip a )lpin Sppper .. Jews A Catholics Gain In Congress GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 1100 Orlando Ave. (17.501 I Lutheran Church in America) Rev, Ralph I. LeInan Pastor Worship tItian. Sunday School INan. Nury.ir"y Both Services 4 .Vc1,UIt Advent Season Observed FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 3002 500bvrd Ave Rev Fred Mc Cleary P4tlo, Morning Worship Eveni ng Service Boa, Study Tiues Eve Ypth Service Tuet Eve v. P601* CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 04 West Heart* Taylor £ Bud OtsMp Evangelists Bible Class 0000 In Mornng i Worship It Na in Evening Worship 4 14 In Bible Clones Wed 7 loss as FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF 10010*000 741 Ora nge Street Pt. I Rulh Grant Pastor Sunday Sc ho ol IS SO a in Morning Worthy II Na in Sunday Evening I Sop in Wed Bible Stud, I lOp in Conquer ors Meeting Sunday 4 10 At In 16 Pastor C i3a II 750 in t .. uuu lamb's wool, rough homespun and monk's ('10th For the main processional. n't. ,.... : i IIIC t apaiii s sower becomes an ancient town square where all the villagers gather to play their traditional roles. Choral groups from many local community schools and churches will present holiday inu.sic at 7 nightly in the raised garden area of the Village, a.-, ,, bearded Innkeeper narrates tb' traditional Christmas story'. Open to the public without charge, the non.denoiiunational Oral Roberts 'I Religious Roundup 404pm Episcopal Other Churches P1*51 BAPTIST CHURCH $19 Park 6vin.,e Of Jay t Catenate Father Pastor 41a in Ilifila In 61$ p Ill 7 SOp M. 1 Np In Patter' YPE Wed Congregational Patti. 0 404 In II Na In 7 04 In 1 )a At In )Ind Street Harris '.' H'11 PALMETTO AVE NUF CHURCH Morning Sunday School MornIng Worotip WorLder CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot laM, St £OalA, lilIW COIIInaA Past,, Sunday Syhopl ''i' Morning Worship Church Trainir.j 11 Iop in (dtflin5 WOrShip 730 As m WPd Pr.1,, Service ISip In Nurss.y Open WTRR I Sip In Sunday Night Broadcast Dial a Odvolional 74 373 M O ø so p SundaySctiool •'"' :' 'l SmEall CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 70$' Sanford Ave Pallor Dou g las 0 (Itoh 0 400 In Sunday S01044 to am Morni ng Worship 4 00 p m You th Hour I C4 p In Evar'qyl,%l Siiv.ci 7 040 in Mid Week Service I Mcdl r all Provided f o ervct POurt,ry SANFORD BIBLE I'll illSust 1h siuc hi nightly at 8 p.m. from Dec. 5-24 at the lake Buena Vista Shopping Village. Visiting choral groups and a st of 39 performers will bring the 'Glory and Pageantry of Christmas' in a living creche scene taken from a itenaissance painting. Because of its success last year, the pageant run has been extended to a lull 20 evenings. Each of the 39 participants will lit. dressed in authentic th (..entury costwne of rich irocades, satins, silks, velvets, #/,# \.fl 04j1 0 OSa in II Na m century elegance, will again Non Denominational /((',,, MiAitIqi Mvirnnq Veortilip Youth Fellowship Sunda, (Sanfor d Ga rotte tl,. nw .. i,,,, on Shockley Pasts. Sunday School 0 ISa In Preaching £ worshiping to IS a m Bbs, Study A lop m Sharing I Proclaiming 1 "o ne ' Its in Med Pr41r' Mccl blurt,, P.ov.d,4 I LAKE BUENA VISTA — A Christmas pageant, rich in 13th Pastor to so a in 1100aill 1:00 pm Vlop NATION ' 'I. '4075 Samford Ave 0. HOrDld HOViI I/i, ".f/ I T lI05T CHRISTIAN CHURCH OISCIPLESOFCHRIST 4 as in ::' :: .. f/ I Pastor :: OUR i Church ... I 00000 U Geneva Friday, Nov. 2, 1 97 -3 HIELPE STOP as** ' ."c._-- ,iv 1-# I'., 1. ,.,'.,,,•, WHLY Pastor (104.7) FM E . Don Cox MON.FRI, 01:03 SUN. .— --. HI LOA RICHMOND )7.4 .J;.' Lets Just Praise The Lord ________ P.M. 7:43A.M. Deitn s -- '.;', �4 B—Evening Her, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 26, 1976 BLON DIE Chic Young 1001 WAYS TO PREPARE TURKEY I L COOKBOOK t' SELL I NG T,-IIs NEW GOURMET LI r • !J c1 , 1 Ages I' VE GOT A HUNOI $ 'r' 9 THIS ISN' T GONNA BE /)V A BEST-SELLER,' ¶ 8 Energy unit IPII 12 Certain ($ point :$ 4 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker EL ) NNW P0 PEOPLE UP JtJT COMPLN WELL, T1-1ATh TOO BAD BUT WEVE AU &OT J OtJ CALL PROBLEM. TO (3? 29 DOWN 31 Japanese currency 32 Tenth month (abbu) 33 Purred - _ I 56 Treetop home Piece out 30 Over (p001:0) s * A ciT s •nrP1AI q 1_P. ( A A AuoflA R il);M 11P4: A Ti ' r S1AO I A ;A I .0 . P4 7 0spii:, : 1 .0 [pj jri T i4 Sicker 8 L.imp'ey 36 Tristan s 9 One who beloved makes forays 10 Corinthians. 37 lets Iite.for short Germany 22 Noble gas 54 Slav 24 Searches for 55 Explosive 26 Exclude (abbr} I Antique car eq 38 Bath aids 11 Ignore% 40 Make a 19 Most winding beginning 20 Apart from 43 Poke around ordinary 23 King of fairies 44 Persia 2 Tore down 3 Actress Dahl 25 Worlds 45 Missing 48 Small amount 28 Presently 33 Chewing gum 50Age 4 Put 35 Nothing 38 Leg part (p1) C i.iI( £ organizitiO n *!!Ap i1 N1 r U op I A _ 51 Entreat, 52 Western hemisphere AL 7 i ; NIA Pf Ti * 21 Young soda 53 River in 28 Fights I'!°' - i—I10 iuim•u _ , 0 0 0 , 01 .\' •' Iti ____ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom UUIIIU•IINII• u... mom MENEM mom BE . momBONNE mom INN mom mom 0000 mom mango no I momU Ull momU NONE son III. BoomMEBoom . U.. Bob Montana Saturday, November 27, 1976 For Fib ros is Repla c e Tis sue Of L un gs DEAR DR. LAMB A relative in his 60s has pulmonary fibrosis. His doctor tells us that X rays show that he has only 25 per cent of normal (wig capacity left. He takes prednisont' and carries nitroglycerine tablets. He has had chest pains that certainly .&'eifledtur be heart attacks, but hi.' EKG didn't show this to be EAST WEST s AA5 A 762 K Q 109 5 86 LtS1EJ, WE CAU'T GO C4J MEEDUG LIKE 1HtS' WHAT Q11J EC\fl- ARE LTW TN..KR)( AeOur, 'rtX) UTUE '.1 SEE IJHAT I MEJ... IT'S) GE.irguc TO tytYj 100 JERK? v J 87 4 # K.11075 £7 £J&32 SOUTH A Q J 9 84 - A Q 92 £1(984 North-South vulnerable West North East South 2V Pass Pass A I• Pass 3 N I Pa 5* Pass p. s A 2• 3, 4£ 6£ p 1 Redbl ___________ Pass Piiu I successful diamond finesse. cashed her ace of diamonds, ruffed her last diamond and went alter trumps Liter on it was a simple matter for her to find West's jack of clubs and her spade slant wheeled in The greatest players of today could do no better, but the analysts could West could well have marked his partner for the singleton club In 1934) no one bid three-card club suits and no one raised an unrebid club suit to six without four trumps Therefore, all West had to do to beat the slam would have been to open a club and give his Dartner a ruff when he got in with the ace of K ICnI n I I',t P,.. fl.. fl.. -4' Opening lead -- K , Others who want this inHe tries to get around and do forrnatioiu can send 50 cents — r little things at home but gets so An Iowa reader wants to with a long, stamped, sellutterly fatigued it hurts to see The 1930 Bridge World know the penalty for leading addressed envelope for it. Just Iiiiii keep trying. send your request to me in care magazines all had a section out of turn Declarer has these options Is there any more to be done of the Evening Herald, P.O. called "Experts at Their Best I lie can accept the lead to help turn' Box 1551, Radio City Station, and Worst." Editor 2 hIc can treat the card Culbertson ocaskina'iy ran a DEAR READER The New York, NY 10019. hand where he was the victim, lead as penalty card In this i eplacernent of normal lung DEAR [)R. LAMB I am a but when Mrs Culbertson case there is no lead penalty. tissue with nonfunctioning man of 59, in perfect health. MY appeared she was always at but that card must be played fiberous tissue literally blood pressure is 130 over 80 her best. As a matter of fact, at the first legal opportumtv decreases a person's ability to 3. fie can demand that and I am thinking of marriage Jo was a great player and her provide oxygen to the body. witha28yearoldwornan,She is bidding, even in those early partner lead that Suit 4 liesuit caninforbid leadthe of Remember that oxygen is as desirous of children chi as I am. days, was brilliant and effec- that whichthe case i:ceded to enable the cells to My question is, since I1i health bye prohibition applies for as long Sitting South, she made break down foods to release is A-OK, would you say that ' bid as partner holds the lead bids in both her opponents 'nergy. The amount of energy there is any reason why I could suit, showed her spades at the (For a copy of JAG')BY released to the body is totally not sire healthy children, four level, raised clubs after MODERN send $1 to Win dependent upon the availability assuming the woman is also in her partner bid five spades J I B ridge. C/a this of oxygen. Lack of oxygen perfect health and redoubled six spades after newspaper. p Q Bar 489 because of disease of the lungs, Some people have told Inc her partner went back there Radio City Station, FVew York anemia or problems in cirthat there is a danger of She won the heart lead with N Y 700794 i ulation all cause fatigue. mongoloid children being born The fiberous changes can be to parents where one, or both is iaused by a variety of different older than 40. Is there any truth SIDE GLANCES by Gill c conditions. The most common to that" form is thought to be related to DEAR READER the "immune diseases." That Congratulations. I wouldn't nicans the body's immune worry about the Down's synniiechanisni has gone haywire drome umongoloid) problem. and produces a reaction There is sortie evidence that the .....L. IL.. uIIIvwIIdt IIR dli diiergle ___ __ triances or tmu.s is occurring are / I to some part of the greater in older women, but .— body, in this case the lungs. The "aaa these figures do not apply to ______ _ reaction damages lung tissues men. Specifically, in women whit-h are replaced by fiberous less than 31) years of age this tissues. occurs in 1 in 2000 births and in 1 II! The treatment is Un. women over 45 it occurs in one satisfactory, but the use of in 50 t*rths. X11 i) ~ horriioiies as in your relatives A female has all the ova or J case is the usual approach. The celLs that formova form in her body 4 chest pai may be related to at the time of her birth. In a his lung disease rather than the sense the older a woman heart. Sines, his doctor wants becomes the older will be the him to have nitroglycerine cells used for pregnancy. The r tablels let me remmmind you that sperm cells in males are conlie should keep them fresh. stantly newly generat ed cells. Keep the main bottle tightly As long as the male is able to \,.,.' / sealed, and inside the produce a sufficient number of i refngerator. lie should not use healthy sperm cells his age \ 1 any pills that have been out of should not be a factor in the 4 the bottle in the refrigerator for health of the offspring. Vniir un " by Stoffel & Heimdahl 1\!NE! I AM A L7ENIUS! H ow D STR FUDO LIKE )C HE \ANTS T EXCHAN3E iTi FER A HAM M' LATEST CREATILJ, "R)tJLET 1) E'ESNAtSE'..' Th by Al V.rm.sr - DID YCtJ EVER PERFORM AN EXORCISM, REVEREND WEEMS? I ) I WELL, IN A WA'Y YES! ---- VMEN OUR REFRIGERATOR BRC*<E COwN, I THREW EGME (7EVJLEI7 OYSTERS! 'ç air O'CE, - ,. .I,... . th NIILS F1IE LEONARD Mrs. Elsie Mae Leonard, 85, of II. 1, Box 39AA, Sanford, died Thursday in Orlando. Born in Alexandria, Va., and came to Sanford in 1956 from St. Petersburg. She was a member of the First Church of Christ Seientist, She is survived by a lughter, Mrs. Floyd C Richards of Sanford; son, F J Hobson, of Silver Springs, Md., six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements %rns. CORASTALLWORTII / J _J ) by Bob Thoves FRANK and ERNEST r PHYSICIANS I[L'lJ El ,- _. I THINK YOUVIE- GOT APPENDICITIS. A IF YOU WANT A SECOND OPINION, GOT more than a week. They will be useless. To give you a better idea of lung function I am sending you lhc Health Letter number 2-4, THE P1.U. DOONESB(JRY by T. K. TUMBLEWEEDS '•- iLL: ARRIVE ____ ____ AWE 0 ' SOProsp1D OFIN TOMAHAWK CLASS? N "Do T FOODS III1 • PANTRY PRIDE SWEETMILK BUTTERMILK or F $1129 C' .._I.....J ALL PURPOSE EATING OR COOKING BISCUITS APPLES 3 LB BAG w Pantry SUE 17oz CANS 2 LB. PKG. LB BAG Pride Pantry pride ON COR or FREEZER QUEEN •i 59' - PEAS 49 COFFEE LIMIT-1 WITH A $10,00 FOOD ORDER. III 1- Star- 1" s- S SAVE 20' tarkist UN 30' CHUNK LIGHT MEAT IJUIT.7 WITH A U.S. NO. 1 $10.00 FOOD ORDER. 490 , YELLOW LOTS O F 4._.' . -' . ONIONS 6.5oz CAN SAVE 9 9 ' Ir - 4* ¼ CHICKEN UlIA - 3 LEG QUARTERS WITH BACKS 3 BREAST QUARTERS WITH BACKS 3 WINGS-3 NECKS-3 GIBLET PKGS. LB 3BAG ) TASTE M RUMLI33 FRESH FLORIDA OR GEORGIA PREMIUM GR ADE 30 C LE GR SAVE 20"A POUND FRANKS v . l2oz PKG. SAVE 20' FRESH L9 GROUND lQur great-grandchildren and a 't.mber of nieces, nephews and 3 LBS & OVER SAVE I" BEEF6S cousins Lawson Funeral Home, Winter Park, Is in :harge of il-Li Funeral Notices -- FLI DA ORANGES . DIETRI COLA 5 LB BAG 39' SUGAR FREE FU • UMITI6 WITH A $1000 FOOC no u have a 'No Drinking' secoar' by G arry Trudeau LOSIAI( 7 (c \ up Q'j 7/j YOU /%4g, fX'TIr1Y M T, 71 - tiSul u,,fdi Fir s t Reader Mrs e Suzanne v°::a K'' LIPTON TEA 1' BAGS TALLWORTH, MRS CORA -3 Lr 1c. , R I Chamberlin olficiateng 8url in 4ULLINS— Funeral wrv-cei lot Cora Mullins, SI&II*or1h, 74. ~0 411,0 died WtdoltSday. will of $611iramy 41 11 am &I 1 Oviedo. with Row R I br sey , Mat Leonard, IS. of Boil I9AA, Sanford, who died Tfiisi4a1, in i),l1,ido will be at 10 a M . Saturday. ai Gramkow F uneral Home on apti win th iç 14 in t41Cy1 EONARD. MRS. ELSIE MAE • JRE,TT RON LA5.Z h'ES.SEN! MW CANTE1OPS S arrangements. Ryan Wf- RUN OLJ1'A ' )/ ,/ L'o AgMT 'VO Mrs. Cora Mullins Stallworth, of Oviedo, died Wednesday. She was horn In Alachua County and came to Oviedo in 1942. She was a member of St. Mars Primitive Baptist Church. Oviedo. Survivors Include five Sons, Samuel Jr., Oviedo, David and Nathaniel, Miami, Lemuel and I -_ -L.UP., .,dnruru; SIX Wiugniers, miss Mary Stallworth and Miss Re be cca Stallworth, Oviedo, M rs. Ruth McKnight, Jersey City, N. J., Mrs. Queen Esther Jones, Sarlri;uj; Mrs Martha rey, Orlando; Mrs. Electra Ford, Miami; one sister, Mrs. Elzora Davis, St. Petersburg; an uncle, Arthur Harris, Arcadia; 26 grandchildren: ..t.,. - WK AND ERNEST WHITE Pik'OTATOES 20 LB BAG ___________ A. - 7' \\\\'Ir\'a ASSORTED DINNERS D EATHS 0 Iii S • AREA __) . St. V - Fox CILLA'S POP 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 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Jessie Beaman Viola S. Frank Tina M. Jelks Cot-Inc Jones Karen F. McCullough Christopher L. Singletary y •Doroth Tierney Elizabeth Drummond, DeBar John W. Bonnell, Deltona Margaret P. Poley, Deltona Harold D. Morgan Lake Mary Willie M. Hittell, Ieungwood BIRTHS Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. harry u Katrinau Sanders a boy *Mi-. & Mrs. S. Joe i Diane) Watson a girl DISCHARGE Sanford: Marie Coleman Melody A. Cornett Jimmie L. Daniels Mildred L. Dougherty Eddie J. lIollie El&i Lopez U M. Markey Barbara A. Montgomery William W. Seflfl Ion C. Simerly Gary N. Varner Diane S Watson PrscI1laRautenberg, DeBarv ITharles F. Mixen, Deltona F'iaravante Rubino, Deltona Cindy L. Edwards, Lake *elen Frank A. Maddy, Sorrento Lessis S. Draper, Coshocton, NV d - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford ,%A, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First closed) TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. ,1,s U..II)r.rta - 7l__ TU ESDAY, NOVEMBER30 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. ., NOTES - BUGS BUNNY Sanford AAWomen's Group, 2 pm., 1201 V. First (asselberry %A, closed, 8 P Lfl Ascension Lutheran (liurch. Seahee Veterans of America Island X.I. Ifla rn ('P() 'liiti, Orlando Naval Training Center. HOSPITAL ' a diamond Then she took a 43 A A Q 106 - by Howie Schneider YACS Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 F rollins Orlando. f dummy's ace while discarding 26 A632 EEK & MEEK Tanglewood AA, closed 8 OfT).. St. Richard's Church. LOnood AA, closed, 8 p.m.. Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. - .JAAII;S JU ( )ItV NORTH (Di SAThRUAY, NOVEMBER 27 Barbecued ribs dinner, 5-8 p.m., sponsored by VFW Post 10108 AuxIliary at post home on lakefront, Sanford Florida Stale Poets Assn. open house and reception for itI((i!IlilIg president Beatrice Branch, 2-5 p.m., D.lirid MUsilitu, iiutdi,uir studios. Rotary Bowl at l,man high School, Longwood. Eight Pop Warner junior football, teams play in the afternoon and footblI tX)wl at 8:15 p.m. Gospel Sing sponsored by Sanford Fire Department, 8 p.m. until midnight, Civic Center. Tickets available from fire statwns .% WIN AT BRIDGE £ K 103 _~z FRIDAY, NOVEMBF;R26 ARiES (March 21-April 19) Your prudent judgment will be You don't have to be stingy in direct conflict with your today. today, but there's no reason you extravagant whim have to pick up the whole tab, Unhappily, the less-disciplined either. Be fair to yourself, too. side of your nature may TAURUS April 20-Mary 20) prevail. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 A big miscalculation on an important issue is possible Your head will rule your heart today on your part. it's because today. You could miss some warm human experiences you ignore the fine print, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) because of your overly pracYou tend to magnify something tical nature. SAGITFARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec. you've done for another. Later, the facts will prove your con- 211 You're liable to tell one tribution was not so great. it person one thing and then could be embarrassing. yourself up by reversing CANCER IJune 21-July 22) yourself with another. Plà4 Your rnntp'c P!trvaL'inrP sf' Tell it like it is ............................ Your.•• CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. could put you in an awkward position today. You may be 19 Heed any expert advice on a forced to try to recoup and wind purchase today. Otherwise you'll spend too much and have up looking cheap. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) To little to show for It. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) accomplish your alms today, you should not be too lavish in Good intentions today could your approach. People will lead you to bite off more than respect you more if what you you can chew. Fortunately, someone with better sense will offer is realistic, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be bail you out. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) a sharp estimator if you're doing work for someone else Call a spade a spade today. If today. Don't be lured Into tin- there's a favor you want of a dervaluating the scope of the friend, just ask. Trying to beat job. around the bush could lose you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) both favor and friend. Its (lSW, II) and Friday, Nov. 26, 1t76—SB -CALENDAR By BERNICE BEDEOSOL - 0 \ HOROSCOPE trip 27 Pull to pieces 5 Seep 6 Paradise Ev________________________________ ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • P1 RI E '01-Lit, A Lanchøcti'r 19 Feel 6NEA1. 11ALFTA< - 13 Unusual substance 14 Merit 49 Gold (Sp) 15 Soil deposit 50 Actress last !etter 17 Instead 18 Compass L , vibrantly 40 Grain 41 Caustic 16 TLI 16u°°11 1jAIIflUAAAJ I . ru P A SI N": A S 5 Povertywar medium agency (abbr) 42 Resound I) BEAKS Answer to Previous F..; 39 Beasts of burden 4I Artist's ACROSS IT ' S CALLED, , 8 McCloud 04$ icialirig Burial in Boston CImetery, Oviedo Lawson un,rai Hime W-r'?er Pat k 100 COUNT 4fe;s[g5!! CREST TOOTHPASTE .or* REG. $ 39 OR MINT TUBE 7oz Box LiMIT-i WITH A $1000 F000 ORDER. 4a,.T,s$r1I6J1 SANFORD-ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17.92 8 AIRPORT BLVD. SALUTØ pill 33oz FROZEN SAVE 361 �s-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 26, 1976 Rentals Friday, Nov. 26,1916--713 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. T ONIGHT'S TV 30-Apartments Unfurnished CLASSIFIED ADS F 1964. Wandering Nisitriuvv tr.o, CIfO his wife to improve his YutricI ridciy corporate image WASHINGTON 24 7 Evening 600 6 9 ionvifle Unirsj at Auburn 24 YOU SI*.)ULL) SEE HolWHAT YOU RE tyiood IV writers describe their experiences with the M WEEK IN REVIEW nek's Standards arid Prac9 AN ALL STAR TRIBUTEtices TO JOHN WAYNE Frank 1000 Sinatra is host f(w this tribute to 2 DEAN MARTIN CELEBRI- 2 4 Wayoe, who s being honored fcx his long and distinguished career in rTiotiOfl p.CtUS. 830 I? CHICO AND THE 2 MAN Ed dixide3 net to pay 2 4 12 NEWS L1. RUENCY ONE 7 REBOP 24 AS MAN BEHAVES 630 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM ABC NEWS any more hues 24 WALL STREET 7 WEEK 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS GM I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 NAME THAT TUNE 23 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 900 2 THE ROCKFORD FILES When Angels Stuart Margolin) wedding turns out to be a ploy in a gigantic real estate scheme and the Acmervw t%OtfiethOOd viCtilflS set out to gel revenge. Rockford realizes it will take more than his skills to save him 4 6 CBS MOVIE The 730 2 C E L E B A I T V SWEEPSTAKES 4 GONG SHOW 6 MUPPETS SHOW GM HOGAN S HEROES 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MV THREE SONS 24 SENIOR SCENE 800 12 SANFORD AND 2 SON When a strange visitor from Inc past comes to visit. it's quite a shock for Fred 4 6 CHARLOTTE SWEB Part one Animated mi,scai '.ersion of E B While's timeless story of miracles a little pig learns he is on the Yule dinner menu, he enlists the help of his friend, a spider, to escape 6* MOVIE Strange Bedfeflows Rock Hudson. Gig French Corinection II" Gene Hackman. Fernando Roy, Film chronicles the true story of how New York City police smashed an international heroin ing ring 1975 Sequel to first film 6 MOVIE The Wild Bunch. William Holden. Ernest Boirgrino star 1969 Violence on the Texas-Mexican border in 1913. with a cynical band of outlaws vs law, order and the Mexican Arn-rr 7 NOVA "The Bermuda Triangle ' (R) 9 NCAA FOOTBALL Penn State at Pittsburgh 12 BASKETBALL Jack- C41 Di Pg 21 ning and 7 00 2 A BETTER WAY 4 ARTHUR AND CO island Is disrupted by vindictive 6 THE HUDSON govorrx. 6 1 AFIA'S SPORTS WORLD BROTHERS RAZZLE DAZZLE COMEDY SHOW 7 RELIGION IS RELEVANT 7 SESAME STREET (R) 12 MOVIE 'Creeping Un9 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND known ' Brian Doy Margie 12 MUGGSY Dean. 1956 British. Space 730 craft returns to Earth with title 2 TREEHOUSE CLUB beast seeking to wreak havoc 6 THE FLINISTONES on all 24 ADAMS CHRONICLES GM DUSTY TREEHOIJSE 9 JABBERJAW 12 HOT FUDGE 2.30 ri ROAST Roastee. Redd FOx Ii 6111 NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 24 VISIONS Liza's Pioneer Diary.' In 1848. a young bnde comes of age while traveling to Oregon Territory in a wagon train with her husband and his 800 2 12 WOODY W000PECKER SHOW 4 6 SYLVESTER AND TWEETY tarnty 1030 611111 FRAN CARLTON SHOW 7 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 9 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 24 VILLA ALEGRE 830 2 12 THE PINK PANTHER 4 6 THE CLUE CLUB 61111 MOVIE Abbot and Costello Meet Captain Kidd" Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Charles Laughton 1952. 7 ZOOM 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD GM ALAN BURKE SHOW 7 FLORIDA REPORT 1100 2 NEWS GM WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTh4AN, MARY HARTMAN Ii 15 4 6 NEWS 11 30 2 TONIGHT 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 1130 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 11 45 4 MOVIE Shane Alan Ladd Jean Arthur 1953. Western about a gunslinger coming to the aid of homesteaders 6 MARY HARTMAN.MARY HARTMAN 1200 G.M THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9 NEWS 1230 9 MOVIE Inherit the Wrxl Spencer Tracy, Fredric March. 1960 Deals with the famous 1960 trial in the 1920 in which a sct'ioolteacl-ierwas arrostedto( teaching Darwin's theory of 900 4 6 BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER 0 UPPI E S TO 7' GROUPERS 9 KIDS WORLD 24 SESAME STREET 930 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 9 S C 00 B Y 000DYNOMLJTT HOUR 10.00 2 MCDUFF, THE TALKING DOG 4 MAGIC GANG 6 TARZAN GM ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 7 CROCKE1TS VICTORY GARDEN 12 KIDS WORLD 24 ONCE UPON ACLASSIC 'The Prince and the Pauper" 1030 2 12 MONSTER SQUAD 4 6 SHAZAM GM GOMER PYLE 7 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON (A) 9 KIROFFT S SUPER With Mike ing g Danc The Forty Thieves Presents " APRICOT BRANDY" DANCE TOTHE LATEST POPULAR MUSIC Every THURS-FRI.-SAT. Showiime8:30p.m.fo 1:30a.m. ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL 7 DAYS A WEEK BREAKFAST BUFFET SERVED Thurs Fri - Sat— I am. - 5 a.m. - 6 NIGHTLINE' Mi!ler. 100 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Diana floss is host Pedorrners include Jecrnaine Jackson. the Comedores, Tala Vega and comedian Franklyn Aiaye 6 MOVIE. 'This Property is Condemned' Natalie Wood Robert Redford 1966 Set in the Deep South. story ofafree spirit of a girl longing for adventure and true love 6* GET DOWN 51 MOVIE The Aiormc Brain Erica Peters. Frank (3erslfe 145 4 LATE NEWS 200 4 PASTORS STUDY GM NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL SHOW 24 INFINITY FACTORY 1100 2 12 LAND OF THE LOST GM BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7 AGRONSKY AT LARGE 24 A BIT WITH KNIT 1130 2 12 BIG JOHN-LITTLE JOHN 4 6 ARK II 6* NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 7 flrYW Or- AT.O. uriIc . r STEAK • 250 Diem Fo* I , . BtJTflIrAuPADTIIocicIrrnnhIr ivvii,,ns.,ir,vnr. i.jurn . -. \ .., I 'I ' ., ; ,-- WILD ONE! WATCH HIM BLAST OFF '—s CLIMB WALLS ,- , 'i. HE'S THE ",,4 AND DRIVE SIDEWAYS i .i SHOW TIME A 00 sai I 06i FS1 'SAT t)I 4 50? Ii 'I • Morning 600 FARMANDHOME 6 GROWER'S ALMANAC 625 9 DAILY WORD 630 6 SUMMER SEMESTER 6* O NER J 655 DAILY DEVOTIONAL FRIENDS S I I ' I A ~ 11 [ THU2SD I'.irl ItjiIe RMAJ IS THAT "' TED 100 2 4 SOUL TRAIN 6 BLACK EXPERIE NCE 6* MOVIE mo Family Jewels Jerry Lowis. Donna Butterwortti 1965 i DOCUMENTARY The (her 12 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 7 ! ! , E - Army ARMSTRONG I L -' DOUBLEHEADER Navy, CULTURE 9' HOT DOG 9 "( NCAA FOOTBALL 4 i ' Gush' THING GOES 24 NOVA(R) ¶230 2 MUGOSY 4 6 WAYOUTGAMES Saluraay VIflO 1200 THE KIDS FROM 6* WRESTLING 1 THE THIN EDGE 530 51 LAUREL AND HARDY lJflhI is*ij a YOU CAN W4IL,fl 14 TIGER BY THE TAIL I 2 12 CAPER I HEY 500 2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Journey to the High Artic' 7 THE A0AMS CHRONICLES Captioned for the deal I? TARZAN 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 530 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS Evening 130 6 SOUNDING BOARD a' 24 y C EIWEEK 6 NEWS N MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 7 GETTING ON Captioned for the cleat 24 WOlMAIi 4 2 FLORIDA WATCHINGTOPIC CBS NEWS 7 THE WAY IT WAS I? WiNNERS CIRCLE 24 REBOP 700 2 MUSICHALLUSA 4 BUGSBUNNY 6 HEEHAW 6* MOVIE City Beneath the Sea StuaflWtiit,Tiat,. Robert Wagner 1971 7 VISION ON 9' LAWRENCE WELI( Wuxta, Wwitra 12 HEE HAW Guests Johnny Paycheck. Mel Street 24. ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Heidi Part one, in which an orphan gulgoes tolivewithher grandfather, a recluse who lives in a solitary hut fa, up a Swiss mountainside 730 4 7 THE MUPPETS SHOW 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Hold ** Pan two ' ;'"A MAZING GRACE" P AND THE FACELESI ___ — — — — ___ Orlando - Winter Pak 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS MONDAY lhru FRIDAY father receives a visit from the pastor, who says the pair shosid move to the village 800 12 NBC MOVIE Blue Water. White Death." True story of Peter Gimbel's diving expedition in the Indian Ocean and the waters off South Africa. Ceylon and southern Australia to find the fabled Great White Shark, the deadliest known underwater predator 4 6 MARY TYLER 2 MOORE SHOW The annual Teddy awards has the newsroom butting over with antiapation. except for a distraught Murray who has never won an award and is sure this year is not going to be different. 9 DOILY PARTON SHOW 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP 830 4 6 BOB NEWHART SHOW Bob h.lanously defends the work ethic when Jerry comes into a pile of money and promptly decides to retire 9' $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith uses quick thinking and resuscitation training to Save a mans life 9 STARSKY AND HUTCH The pair arrest two hoods for the rape of a retarded I year old mend, then find the case is dropped 24 MOVIE Smiles of a Sun'vnel Night ' 930 4 6 ALICE Episodetobe anjuncid tOOt) 2 12 MISS TEENAGE AMERICA Bob Hope guests 11 this show hosted by Cathy Durden, Miss Teenage America ¶976 6 CAROL BURNETT SHOW Guests The Pointer Sisters 9 MOST WANTED Ed Nelson guests A srepor disn.(ts the practice session at the Rose Bowl and ltvoatene to get the Hoisman Trophy wrineir New Year s Day 1100 4 6 NEWS 9 ABC NEWS - . Out to lunch P S ECIAL 3 p.ec,i honey dipped fried Chicken, mashe d potatoes and gravy. Cole slaw and a hot buffer ljffly biscuit. Famou s $1 19 Valve + Tax Good Ewr f DiV Excipi Wea l.Sun Ila m.til3pm Limit 7 For Good last, ,}g OU? 406 FR" CHICKEN OPEN OAii,Y It LM. iii. t.3SPM -Fii a say nip 50 PM $05 French Ave (Ni-way Il-Si) Sanford * THE STARS on this page for Christmas gift Ideas Over 10.000 people are reading this ad. Don't you wish the item you have for sale was listed here? * Reason 1968 9 MOVIE A Shot in the Dark' Peter Sellers, Elke S -mer 1964. Comedy about the bumbling Inspector Clouseau on the loose in Paris 3. 214 P$tor Studio opts. Conveniently located, beautifully landscaped Abundant storage including attic. ''GE I "Get Em While' OVIEDO FTU- Duptexes. Furn or Unturfl , Wooded. Home site lots RIOGEW000 VILLAGE, 365 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers. For IurthCr information call 123 4587 or write Sanford Al Amn Family Group P0 Box 5,53, Snford, Fl.i 32771 RE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toil Free 675 1221 for "WE Care". AdultS & Teens CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day * Meeker Clutch purses, cigarette Call Mrs 7619 Elm.. Sanford Mello, 339 6956 Electron': Sensor Perm & Beauty Car, Products Towers Beauty Salon, 519 E. Is? , 3fl.572. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our BusineSS WITT 323 7895 . SAN MO PARK. 1, 7, 3 bedroom trailer opts Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy 17 92, Sanford. Ift 32) 19)0 Camper Trailer for rent, 24'. full bath, twin beds, Heat, air 3n5752 I BALL REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 617W 1st St. Sanford 3275641 or 322 2157 Otter Mrs Bedroom ApIs -' MLS REALTORS Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped * 321.0041 Air, carpeted, Quiet I and 2 bedrooms. $125 to $135 month Adults Phone 372 1810 One Bedroom ' _ ______ From ariner s 11 35 31A—Duplexes La Sanford, Fla, LAKESIDE 10 Minter Springs- 3 BR. eaceflènt condition, min lease 6 mos $36.5 ma No pets Near school 327 0725 ° 321-8670 or ott''Ofliliv Managed 372 7495 831.9777 -, I j,-., , ESTATES 'fl Bawood Circle Newly painted) lIP, I, baths, with Split floor pi,trm Priced below appraisal RPP warranted at 172.900 SHOP. RENT, SWAP THE EASY WANTADWAY Readanclijsetli, Want Ails everyday FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 173 4557 Write P 0 Box 1711 Sanford. Florida 32771 Let me Show you how you can make 1300 $500 per week Call 373 8512 .1i, & Found Small 3 BR horn, on large corner. fenced lot newly pairsied. $170 month plus security deposit 831 3963 after 6 p m 33—Houses Furnished - 323 8.435 Things to Eat U P and . I r,orrie for II L "I --- %I 4.9,X *"' i'. -- .'" '""' Katie's P . I vestment 1)0000 I yard Adults only No pets 373 0551 alter 1 30 HANDY MAN SPECIAL 5 1 6.500 ¶200 12 SATURDAY NIGHT 2 Jodie Foster is host Guests indurie Beach Boy Brian Wilson 24 THE GOODIES ¶230 6* BURKE'S LAW ¶30 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4 LATE NEWS $1 SObu Call betweea, 330 5• 6 p m 373 5.439 )lTmeSS Property NAVEL ORANGE S. $2 SO BU. 372 0162 or in 671) Commercial Steel buldng for rent on SR 15 4,500 square tootaup SM 2461 Oranges. Grapefruit Aluminum Siding ____________________ _____________________ 38 —Want ed to Rent 11-Instructions PIANO 8. ORGAN LESSONS Gary Steele. teacher with Orlando School of Music is offering private lessons in Sanford. 323 0949 cover your home With aluminum 8. soffit s,Stem Also Roofing, Gutters 20 Yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co 1St 956) " Earn 9 DAILY WORD 18—Help Wanted - PAINTING NOFAIESNEBURROPIVEB UHRGPALRAPHAELACAHM RT E El G HOS WO TN CL S N TO GE S SC V G TI H C ElY E V G AN OM C OAP 0 VII ONE L SON ME RPOTSAGIASROAOEATAC OHN ES I NENT I MS EAE S RH 1 TENON AW 010 C T'Y MI BOO CE CART V GM EN I R P0 GO LA OVOMO I LNOREAEAMERCE HWLCCNCAYLRRNACSNYS CML E 0 Y WA PASTELS ACE WOALRCCPDADAI SMOVDG OEGAHGOFRESOEHCAUOG GREPOCERGLEMPERADMR Instructions; Hidden wor ds below appear forward, beck. reru, up, aown or wagonauy. Mnd e ach and box It in. Cyclorama Gouache Renoir Easel Fresco Mona Lisa Monet Rococo Tempera Van Gogh Palette Gesso Tomorrow: Hodge Podge "CM" • - 'YOUR lITTlE liSt i(,1,%C 11-WE SELL SUCCESS323 $176 201 Commercial LPN, I to Ii shift Geriatric ix perleric. preferred. Apply In person, Sanford Nursing & Con- valescent Center. 950 Mellonvitle Peg Meal Estate Broker Phone 322 1811, Sanford -- . Electrician's Helper wanted, Ex perlenced only. Wniti giving name, telephone. Salary expected and brief outline of experience to. Box 621, c o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657. Sanford, FIa. 37771 Management Opportunity available. For Deflonal interviews, call 323- Reg Real Estate Broker 7435 5. Sanford Ave. 321 OlS9eves. 322 1643 YOtit' 3 line ad on week, only 14 $ I REAL NICE HOME I OR. I bath, carpeted and C-A, aitchin equipped, nice large IQt. Can assume mortgage, No _____ net-Is" fast and Cl a low, lqw cost. Nurses RN'S I, LPN's, AideS, AIde Companion, Needed Immediately. 6210636 a Ring our chimes and place test. Wing, low Coyt want ad Call 322 7611 or 831 999) 32'? REALTORS-430 4043 Eves, 323.9 ,Inging tun hOme, 3 BR, 2 ba coiling mirrors, privacy Shades. Carpentry - , Remodeling, Add,tions. CuStom Work Licensed. Bonded .---..__.. n• Pest Control 3225165 Sewing ______________________ I Ads! ________________ HUGhIEY EQUIPMENT Lie Clearing, Mowing, Dusi:ing, Flu Dirt, Clay, Rock , Sand. BacKhoe Loader Ph 3725121 _______________________________ I Jant to Sell something' Dial true magiC number 322 2611 or 131 999) Evening Herald (i4%',iIIed Dept I WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All I ypes and SiSC', We repair and service STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 3226432 TOTAL SALES PRICE DOWN PAYMENT 304,527 1175.00 NET ¶893.27 of Ohio & 75,00 117,28 19.00 ______________________ ARAGE SALE Breaking Realtor Associate TODAY for appointment 1 ,1 1 1 ~ ~ ~ ilil il il i~' ' '~ l~ ~il il il jl l l l l l ilil 10.97 Pd. — /I - I /f':'1/ I — — • * . - ALL TOYOTAS . 0 12950 • • ';.: Bags, Country Club Prg Shop, 37'? 7531 - I ~__j FRONT END AUGNMENT I Everytn,ng for The Golfer 731 acres, county blCcktop I Bali',, _% 1~, I I Clubs, Ouckster Jackets Ladies and mens gait apparel and 'shops Mayfair ~ l~~~''\ I I I 435,13 2352.00 3527.00 SPECIAL CHANGE I 3 BR, 21' a 6.4' Barrington, VA loans I For his Chriitrnas, give a 3 rack gun available holder, *ilh door for Shell', GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I Beautifully hansJma Of mOun 3803 Orlando Dr 322 5700 t-Inpine 115 37 2 Ills cm ' 521 6619 Golf 1893.21 3.60 1596.87 48 monthly payments at 149 1""00110 OIL St FILTER 57—Sports Equipment -- ANN, PCT. RATE Im 42—?obile Homes corner RATING CLEAN FILTER& LABOR POISSON MARINE 1176 Hwy Il 92 3?' 5961 Properly Term', 114.700 Broker, E.P.A. up 55—Boats & Accessories CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 130 Hwy 434. Long wood 831 52?, 63101,1 -- INCLUDES: QUAKER STATE TRANSMISSION FLUID, housekeeping, large & small items Some old,some new Various furniture 'ems 3 W 131h St Sanford Sat & Sun 9 fit be I phi's 3 car garage All for under $50,000! Call Carole Jordan, wooded, - month 149,5 11 I - .. , ,, rou lust w on 't unit Ire SPACE in any other home pius acreage Plus LAKEFRONT I BR could Partly - ~ TUU OUT IT NET BALANCE DOCUMENTARY STAMPS UNPAID BALANCE FINANCE CHARGES TOTAL AMT. PAYMENTS DEFERRED PAY'T PRICE 2906.99 Marquette cetsorues, clothe',, msc 372 2178 SR 14. East of Sanford '. mile west of Huge Bedrooms road, BALANCE ., I Acre Lakefront 43—Lots-Acreage -- — - - • M.P.G. 2931,99 (Silver Lake area) 1973 Nbll double wide office trailer, central air & leat, 7 offices with till pain. .i,jJ lOiu Or 3JJ 4136 I TRANSMISSION SERVICE ______________________________ GARAGE SALE. Sat & Sun Water Skit, lawn mower, boat I O'stn To List Your Business ... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 M--.— SALES PRICE CLERICAL NOTARY TOTAL UNIT PRICE SALES TAX FLA. LICENSE Sat Nov 27, 10 a Low, low prices Junk & corner BROKERS D.iy '377 617) "7llt% 372 7 2 —' Well Drilling .. treasure's, fruit & baked good', I mile past Airport Sanford. Upholstery 372 0/01 Land Clearing .lsjSl about everything for Christmas Gifting can be found n the Want Alterations, Dress Mahriii, Oraiw's, I ' to 6 ST.JOHNSREALTYCO Longwaosj PH. 323-u3o (OPflI I A , rsrsno YARD SALE --- Insulation MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real fl Estate is Sold daily the Classified ads Nothing small 3ut that E 25th St HANDYMAN'S HOUSE 1025 Santa St . Sanford. Name your terms 327 66)7 before noon or nights only Painting ______________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2547 Park Drive tilown in lflSuldtion Mayo In %ul.iliOfl Co call before 9 a m., 8 30 3012 or 90.4 71% 6517 --- PORCH SALE Homemade blue cane S'yri,ip and handcraft sale I 01k east of Park, at 171 h St. Sanf or d ',,aturdOy, Nov 11 Fall _______ 2611 or III 9991 LIGHT HAULING &'YARD ANDOARAGE CLEANUP Phone 149 $3/I 78 . Shop the classified ad', for Christ rnos i3ilt ideas I 7' ________________ Eves 323 0455 Associate CRANK CON'ST REALTY page H auling JOHN SAULS AGENCY SEMINOLE COUNTY- Beautiful buildng 1os, some lake front. heavily woode,3 Altamonte Loch Arbor, tiuS o.t _______________________ • Qualifying Very Small cown Payment, Monthly payment on mor tgage us, 91 81) 1120 ext 261 or 67)0973. I I Sales Carport Sale- Fr, & Sat - Nov 268. 21 9 a m 10 1 pm 2C9 Laurel Eves 322 1551, 372 1179 (,ebhardt'S Home Repairs, Room Finest in inlerlor 8. Exterior Concrete Work, Pant Panting Discount Prices free 119, Carpenter Work. Ceramic . Estimates Call Robert. 323 44,43 Tile, Alum Encl os ures 3216425 , Free Estimofes , CLASSIFIED DEPT 8512, WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't IIIOFA& CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only 135 Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Resident-at & Commercial Clean iflg RI I, Boa larr. t,nfn,,I ci P 33771 -' 3736475 ""' . . BAT EMAN REALTY Days 373 7171 Broker p I I Ave Security Guard. Full time, 4 to midnight shift. Prefer mature Individual. Call 127 1010. 1771 Phone 322 3585 , , SANFORD 177 TOYOTA NOW IN STOCK YARD SALE T 01 5, Dils. Misc 72 20 Hantweli Ave Saturday & Sunday 10 am lii 323 7832 DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Edging, - Drive, Sanford Mowing, Edging. Trimming Phone 321 Ii?? Mowing. Trimming. Clean up 830883-1. MARC SLADE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC. HWY. 17.92 49 Part',. - - Call U', For PerS000i:eci LSt'ng A nd Soles "sistonce Free Estimates Interior, Eaterior Plaster,ng. Plaster Patching Simulated brick & stone specialty 3722180 ON FRONT & REAR BRAKES Used 54—Garage EXPERT LAWN SERViCE Central Heal 8. Air Conditioning For free eStimates, call Carl l-Irri'. at SEARS in Sanf or d 3 27 ______________________ ______________ V. JOHN KR IDE R. ASSOC 101W Commercial p Cleaning W. GARNETT WHITE Lawn Care ___________________________ FREE INSPECTION FREE '? machines MOONEY APPLiANCES 373 i,i6,i7 ORANGE GROVE-- Ii Acre's n Valenclas Owner says "Get an offer" Landscaping & Home Improvements _____________________ Panting, Remodeling. General Re pa rs Call 333 8675 extra upright Arnmij f reeler 4 YS Old, like new 5300 or best alter 377 6037 . --- 49 Cu ft ACREAGE ON A LAKE I Acres heavily wooded Will %p tout ill C E SHEPHERD cash for Christmas shopping Sell those items you no longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad in the Evening Herald I Real Estate 41—Houses 11!IL'iII I lean tHEATRE wanted Open or Closed, Rent 01' Lease Details to 7115 S Ocean Blvd - Apt 303. Delray Beach, FIa, 33444 20 Serv.ce nnQhbrhio4 172,950 , . - KENMORE WASHER TWENTY WEST - Luke new Goad - ON ALL MAKES & MODEL AUTOMOBILES — ALSO— TUU AK 1(1K II 1974 Kenmore washer & dr rer apartment size Good cood $50 or best 'iffer 372 4646 24. MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIHCUS FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS REPACKED ECONOMY 52—Appliances - 1 7 BR . turn - cabana, porch, fenced . 3?) 8)72 SR-i I [lit i 1 . COUNTRY CLUB 11. CHCA $16.500 ~ prices Good select-on MLS REALTOR 971 17' wide, I OR, turn AC, adults Security $100 mo 322 $9)9 NOW THROUGH NOVEMBER 30 COUNTRY FURN INC. For AppointmentCall 305.322. I "SERVICE SPECIAL" Buy .... Hal' Colbert Realty .t ..-.-. - . ~ ySie Sell our tr0e in furniture at low [J] CONSTRUCTION Inc. 68—Wanted to ----_'---.--'-. ------The Evening l'feraid Ciass , f,ed Ads after no t.iflCV clams Just 1565 34—Mobile Homes ______ - GET EXTRA C.'.Shl ccc CHRISTMAS by selling your 0.: .1 used furniture and appliances j Larry's New & Used Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. 327 1132 1030 State St . Sanford Plata Multiple Listing Service ___________ - I SANFORD SEWING CENTER I ANYTIME — 1111111141 FUTURA BY SINGER 322-2420 Carpeting - WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction 339 6416 tell frepirci-n .ir-Icr-i One ji ' rqer's top Toujri I'd iI"w Zg Zoo rrachinrs ASSuC b,iant $185 SOor pay Ill 90 per month Will lace trade n Snger equipped to ho i.an P- m.k.. hIinn .. Mode Is --' - -. -- NOW UNTIL NOVEMBER 30TH CITY-. 1033 West 1St St Tn' lovely 3 OR, I bath need s a little Dr i QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES WetyC Landing, 323 4410 Educations. Child Care for as low as $. weekly it you qual'fy 323 $174 . 3 OR, 2 bath Also I BR,-HAROLD HALL REALTY, REALTOR, 321 5771 OR . furnished, 1)10 &—ChiId Cat: r ~, — _~=:~~ , -in I OR. 2 bath available Dec . Jan 8. Feb In Sunland Estates Ideal for tourists 172 3-175 LOSV long haired *hite altered male cat, 251h 8. Sanford Hair thin on back 373 4325 9—Good I & 2 BR Apts , excellent location, all electric kitchens, A C. carpeted. drape's, adults, from $150. 2015 Sanford Ave . Phone 337 7413 THE STARS 51—HOuhold Goods bath home in move ,n condition Owner transferred Must sell ,i' only 130.500 Service Directory ----- -____________________________ Expert Mechanics All work FOLLOW guaranteed Reasonable prices 25 yrS. experience. Moaley's Carage, i 2539 Park Dr. 373.3955 Bill on thiS page for Christmas gift ideas. p ______ Bowers. Operator, _____________ 1973 Renault Gordini, Sports coupe. --' —' S brand new tires AM FM radio 77— Autos Wanted ______—,... -- I with tape player. Air. Also I equipped with fuel injection, up to BUY JUNK CARS -from StOtol30 I 35 MPG Wonderful shape Call 3221624 after 1 P m I '.iholesale cost 3 2' 0734 Ch for Antiques. Consignmer': wanted Hi way 46 Auct-, _Oileries, 322 6972 322 1947 - * Rent FULLER BRUSH COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- lii HOyS Drive- Beautiful] BR, 1 ~fn I-NA N _______ _________ . _________ j H*y 97, I mile west f Speeewa'y, Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7 30 It's the only one n Florida You set the reserved price No charge other than s,, registration fee unless vehicle is sold Call 90 42558311 for further detais 76A—Auto Repairs for 65— Pe ts-Supplies , Idyllwilde- 4 OR, 7 bath, deluxe & . man. air, tape, with radio, built in speakers, all equipped With or without 1971 Ford Pick up truck Both A I condition. $7500 37') 5149 --- Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsen'ac CARROLL'S FURNITURE - 1911 Maverick, 2 Dr - new paint, new tires, everything In excellent condition. $995 327043 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION THERE IS SOMETHING NEW the Want Ads every day Steam - i I 1973 79' 5th Wheel Quinstar Coach '*" Butane LighterS, 1995 up, money Wanted to buy use d office furniurAny quantity clips 56 50 Owaitney Jewelers, NOLL 204 S Park Ave CASSELBERRY Hwy. Il 92 t. _. 4236 ,l SUPILAND Nice 2 BR block home, turn or ,jnturn 373 2970 or 323 7629 after 6 pm spacious $300 mo plus deposit 372 3357 eves _____ ,. 75-Recreational Vehicles -- Uathroom Cabinets, Counter lops Sinks tn5ldilOi,on .ivil.l,flhlC Bud Cbeit 372 8053 ______ e'cellenv c ndit ion on large lot Central or, large screened porch are lust some of the extras BPP warranted for 176,900 Lake Mary 3 BR I', bath flew homes Under 123.000 with less than $150 down Governmer,t funding By builder, 831 1619, Equal Housing Opportunity Hwy 46, West, Sanford 32) 5620 -__________ 64—Equipment 1967 Mustang, new tires, new paint. good running Condition, 1600 372 559) Dell's Auction Center NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrull", Garden Center 501 C"lr, Av,' -- • DREAMWOLD 2551 Marshall A ve - Attr ac t ive BR. ii both in ________________ Hgi-.way 1792, Sanford 5cr:,'. From Ranch Hou 322.2090 rt [Sr . E .-. Buick Special, 1967. Excellent motor & transmission. 5350 323 4762 or 3232865 SOles. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classif i ed Ad in the Evening Herald today —_ Santa's bag qUiCk and Shop the want ads for Christmas buys Fill Open Daily For Retail _________________________ Sale JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models Coil 313 6570 or 831 4i)S Dealer Single beds, Color TV, several portable steroes. tools. Odd chars. dinette set, all kindS of misc items Come early, get a good and do your Christmas shopping with us, ._ for ________________________________ FRIDAY NIGHT 7 P.M. 6Of1ice Supplies - -- - - CITY 1011 Magnoli a Ave in)rr,,I(ulite 1511,1: bOihS in super condition Includes W W carpeting, fireplace, Screened front porch, lots ot storage area. and lovely corner lot Reasonably priced at 122.500 80—Autos AUTI'NSA'[' Electric Guitar and Amplifier. $75, ___________________________ Campbell S Poodle Pad--Complete Electric Bass. Carrying Case & Amplifier, $75, Ludwig Bass and professional grooming 7167 Park Ave , 322 1121, Ludwig Snare Drums with Brats, 175. Coon Cornet with Case 175. criaiiJrii r Cr,,,.. ,,' .. . --------------, .', -irs ns rnu female uooerman, Reg St,Sanford I0to4 Monday tttru I Sweet & Loveable 575 323 6632 or Friday 3230455 wk flits Stenstrom Realty . — Classified Ads MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandsectaily -- APARTMENTS I I Ba REAL OCiicq 11age . 1505 W. 25th Lirturn,t'.r-i tAO l:t'drioni Securit', Depot Adult', Preferred - - 72 -Auction brand new 12' Canoe, hide a Bed. $2995 up. pierced earring',, 1695 up Gwaltney Jewelers. 204 S Park Ave Stemper-Realtor i1l'i F'rflth 3771991 F "s 122 ii'JS 372 115.4, 372 191.1 1011 S FRENCI"i Adult Family H. Wm. tIst GMC pick up. V 6. standard transmission, step side, posi traction rear, new pant, good sticker, %415 Also 1960 Chevy pick up 250 engine, automatic Iran SmiflOn, diSC brakes. fleet side. new paint, FM radio, good sticker. 1150 322 1537 Friday ,.*it Jewel watches, % -. Pichup truck, good 1971 GMC condition, Sanford Auction. 323 7310 Out of ideas' Visit Eth,Ii's ,, tiques, 1 mi. W. of I Ion old St Rd Mat "76" Station, Pacla, 372 5471 "-— Electric Guitar and Amplifier, $75,' Electric Bass, Carrying Case & Amplifier. $7S. Ludwig Bass and Ludwig Snare Drums with Brass. $75, Conn Cornet with Case $75. SEMINOLE COIN. 109 W. First St., Sanford 10 to 4 Monday thru - Luxury 79—Trucks-Trailers -______ Allan Carousal Or'3an, like new. Sold new for $3,500 First $1,300 take's Phone 630 OOSt Fine Pennsylvania House cherry table with I chairs, S.4'S4" roundtable with two 10' leaves, tree folding pact to match and lit. S250 Maple hardwood coffee table. 15*21" with raised ends, $75 Console stereo. AM FM receiver with full Size changer. beautiful fruitwood cabinet. Wards Airline' Sold State. $179 Phone 327 5551 Peg Real Estate Broker General Contractor 32'? 6457 ~Gar Sanford, 1 BR. turn downstairs, convenient location. References required $95 per mo 834 5992 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Iv, air Cond .Mald Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH 141 SR 43.4. Longwood 8624000 JOHNNY WALKER 17 92, _____________ ____________________________ '." Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 )5140r37) 7710 _______________________ ______ Cottage. 5 rooms, 1 bath. 251 S 3rd uaranted reconditioned auto St . Lake Mary, $11,500. Phone batteries. $12.95 810 1703 exchange. Used Office Furniture REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford - 2 BR, CB. air, screened Sanford Ave _____ Wood or steel desks, eaccutive desk porch, double lot, fruit & large oak _______ ' & chairs, secretarial desks & trees, nice neighborhood $19,900 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE chairs. straight chair's.' ttltng $2.000 do,, about $ioo mo. Owner BUY-SELL-TRADE cabinets, as 5 Cash and carry wIt finance 2032 Jefferson Ave 311315 E First St 372 5422 _____ ____ NOL L'S 322 1374 days, or 626 3058, ask for -'--______ r CaS%-elberry, Il-97. t3 171)4 Chuck Moore , '.-._______________ Op, LAKE MONROE- Mayfair. 62—Lawn-Garden Dad will love Black & Decker or Spacious. CuStom 3 BR. 2 bath. liv. Rockwell power tools and Stanley cm. din rm • den, eat in kit., I', hand toots from Gregory Lumber Field Dirt, YeipOw Sand & Top Soil acres Privacy. Near hospital. & True Value Hardware, 6th 8. for sale Call 373 7580 from 8 to 5173 __________ maple 3770500 I 5 30 week j,'syS If You WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W, 1sf St. 323 0528 3720779 1776 Honda 55i7. 1 cyl . Take over payments of $51 II. 31 payments owed Pay off less 3232959 71-Antiques ' * Console Stereo, AM FM Parlo & Record Player Excellent condition. 1100 323 2191 - EXECUTIVE HOME in beautiful Wilson Place, six miles west of * Qualify downtown Sanford Lovely one .M51 1t I year old. I bedroom, 3' i bath Vency is .iViiii4blC for suh',diled home on generous pool oriented lot hous-flO in r,,iral areas No down ,.JS S'AF'Li 32 Older frame nislIed under huge oaks. Loads cif payment, monthly payment', le home One bedroom & bath could cabinets in 16' x 17' kitchen. th,'sr% rent be rented for extra income, fireplace and built infamily room, Convenient to schools, shopping. brick and life gas grill on 'x12' SANFORD- Lovely 2 or 3 OR, ) $11,000 porch, intercom, central vacuum bath home in good location. ex system. 2 c en tral treating and air cellent condition, $16,700 VA No 1319 MELLONVILLE- 1 OR, I bath down, FHA Low c1own conditioning units. Please call for cottage, walk to shopping Has a appointment, large family room See this good M. UNSWORTH REALTY buy at just $ 13,500 VERY CLEAN 2 BR older home, close to downtown. churches and 100 Reg Peal Estate Broker LONGW000 BE AUTY 681 shopping Includes separate el 803W 1t St. Longdale. A BETTER BUY ficiency apartment or workshop. 3236061 Pt 323 0517 ev1,,.,,,,_,,,,,,, home! Beautiful sha' carpeting. 110.500 fenced, large trees, a quiet r et reat for 572.500 POOL HOME in county west of Sanford, Owner out of State. needs lIAR TWELL AVE - Several newer ens to sell 136.000. flIva homes in top condition Ready for 1,ur occupancy All latest ap PINECREST-- Newly painted, cozy Patio Apartm i.ances SEE THESE homes now 3 BR, I bath horn, near elemen r ,j t,'eiti'r buy From $29,300 Studio, I, 2,1 ' tiry school 1 BR, turn apt., lightS, water turn Mature adults. No pets. $95 372 2296 after I wk days. Silvertone 76 key organ, maple bet, S chord bars Phone 349 for Sale ___________________________ REALTY 78—!?orcycle every Sunday. Sa m. 105p.m. NO CHARGE Reser ve free space's pm Phone 372 1216. 7 pm tO any night ________________________________ ___________________________ — - Reg Real Estate Broker, 3210640 7 li nome, good neighborbuod, family room. dining room. kit. che'n, breakfast area, large living room, shade trees, flowering shrubs and rare plants. Large lot Under $20,000 Call 373 53)0 for appointment AND THINK A MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY, Merchandise NEED A HOME $100 down payment to cjtialified buyers. 3 BR, 1', baths, cent heat. retur bistred As low as $ 16.000 House In 3 Months 32—Houses Unfurnished * 1100 REALTOR, MLS 323.577-1 Anytime Inc. Greene SOUTHERN LIVIN'- 2 story, I BR. 2 bath, tam rm . 19. separate garage & storage game rm . $49,500 Market, South 9-sop Flea STOP - 3 BR. 2 bath home. 32 If kidney Shaped pool, Ce'nt. 118.4, screened POCh. PLUS cement block duplex, 7 OR each side u.000 Bobby Greene, Realtor, 625 0333 quick response in buying or Selling, Harold Hall Realty You Can Have Your 2 BR, clean, near shcping No pets cases 8. key case's Gwaltney Jewelers. 201 S Park Ave. DIVORCE FORMS -- For free in formation write to Boa 791, Pompano, Fla , 33061 GOVERNMENT HOUSESdown VETERANS No down . LONGWOOD- Approx, 'i acre tot, USE WANT ADS for STOP RENTING " Move in - then buy. Neat 3 BR, CM, kit, equipped, W W carpet, $77.000 SUNLAND Neat 3 OR. 1' bath, corner lot, fenced, air, carpets Only $19,900 VAor FHA. FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOC INC .8315253 ' Forrest garage, utility cm, fenced back yard, large corner lot For Sale or Rent, 323 3780 CHOICE AREA-- 3 BR, 2 bath. 30' family rm • a fine home 131.900 ________________________ -- . 3 BR. ii bath, cent. neat & carpeted, closets galore, enclosed . -. -_-__-. ' COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice commercial site 250*250' on US Hwy, 17 92 inside Sanford city limits By owner 373 2970 - __. Trade WAN t1:D' SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garageMate 11* and trauC fun swapping too' Bring your articles to Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap Pianos 8. Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm secvion Liberal trades offered Bot Ball's Piano & Organ Sates 1. Western Auto. j; W First . 327 7255. ____________________________ fl'ce corner landscaped residential let, central Sanford location, Reasonable By owner 373 41-Houses FURNISHED. .4 BR, It bath.' central air, ready to move in. 00 $26,9 LOW Down VA & FHA Homes, KuIp Realty, 327 7335 407 W. First Sanford They're Hot" By Notary Public Classified Acts will always give you more Much , Much More than you expect 41—Houses 3721 WEDDINGS PERFORMED or __ ' DON'TMISS This Fantastic Offer 1 OR, 2' r bath, split level home on corner tot Family room withj SANFORD 3 BR, I, bath home wood burning fireplace, compact with Central heat & air 13621 kitchen You really must see to I game room, utility shed on cement aporeciate Price dropped to a foundation, large trees 523,93 low $39.900 with a good New FF44 •erv ssuinable mortgage WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY - Sparkling 38R, I' DYNAMIC PROPERTIES bath home with Floridaroom, S V Hardwick. Broker central heat & Motivated owner J - - $23,150 New FHA Is 372 2026- Eve's S Weekends 322 2115 After blurs 322 199) i23044* Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th St 3726455 flew modern single story I & 2 OR apts - and completely furnished 4--Persona ls 5--Lost * 10—Swap & 59 46-Commercial Property Chitcct's Con temporary - 1 level, 3 lIP, 2 bath $76,000 JENNY CLARK. Realty, REALTOR, 322 1595. TA F F ER REALTY 31—Apartments Furnished SEARS telephones will be open every night ill I thru Dec 27 Two days delivery 322 1771 FLYING CIRCUS Ills ¶131) 2 12 NEWS 6 MOVIE King Kong Escapes' Linda Miler. Rhodes 2571 Park Or to.. 3233301 to see models and sited your new apt FOLLOW New * Gt IDEAS! 41--Houses Jiealty, Energy Efficient Package", From* IllS Colt Ted or Jeanette Ean narelll. Resident Service Dlrec 24 MONTY PYTHON'S 9 NEWS 41—Houses SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. 4A—Public Notices YES! * - Spacious I. 2 & 3 BR opts. Tennis, swimmIng, playground, recreation room, laundry room and Clubhouse.2380 Ric)gewood AvC, Sanford, Ph 373 6420 NOW LEASING Sunday - Noon Friday 8935 FOR Ck'L16f1s'1.a5 near stores Ideal for re$ire persons 3210580, 648641$ Noon The Day Before Publication Sanford Seminole Jaycees are Still selling Inc Restaurant Sampler Coupon Book s for $14 95. Call 373 0090 or 373 4540, or after S call 323 Ridgewood Arms DCBARY- Large, lovely I BR, air, DEADLINES I SEEK & FIND' 22-111 ri 41C a line 31c a line 24c line 3 Lines Minimum 4A—Public Notices FOLLOW THE STARS* Christmas Specials (12,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9-Noon 43 — Lots- Acreaqe I i Call About Our RATES I thru S times 6 thru 75 times 26 times 4 600 51 LAUREL AND HARDY 330 51 MOVIE Devil Bat s Daughter Rosemary FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES .. 330 2 NASHVILLE MUSIC 7 JEANNE WOLF WITH,, 12 AMERIACAN LIFESTYLE Henry Ford 400 2 BONANZA (A) 4 MOVIE Heaven Knows Mr Allison 'Robert vtctuii 1957 Man and nun are stranded on WWII Japanese infested Pacific island 6 MOVIE Harry 0" David Janssen, Martin Sheen star 1973 Pilot film for detective series of same name 7 MASTERPIECE THEA• TEA How Green Was My Valley (A) 9 NCAA FOOTBALL CONT Notre Dame at USC ¶2 THE BOLD ONES IA) 24 EVENING AT SYMPHONY Guest conductor Calin Davis 430 6 CBS SPORTS SPEC TACULAR Superskates, lealuring World C'yiT.c team members from Madison Square Garden. U S Sidecar Championship, motorcycle sidecar race 2 Afternoon w'i LOUNGE I Landon, Yvonne Limo 1957 I Was A SECOND FILM Teenage Frankenstein" Whit Bissell. Phyllis Coates. 1957 7 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 24 MASTERPIECE THEATEA (A) 9 DAILY WORID 205 PALMETTO AVE. (Next to Post Office) SANFORD T$LATE 6 MOVIE Run A Crooked Alo' Louis Jourdan, Mary Tyler Moore 1969. School teacher becomes amnesia victim, lives the life of a wealthy playboy for a two year period 7 CONSULTATION 300 "I Was A 6* MOVIES Teenage Were.voIt" Michael 24 FROM GUPPIES TO GROUPERS 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Ike 4 MOVIE 'Hurricane Dorothy Larmts, Mary Astor 1937. Couple's idyllic life on 12 LIVING WORDS Seminole S. . , C's 'I �- ' 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. 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Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1976 TEL EViSION LISTINGS Wednesday 61111 ALAN BURKE SHOW 2 12 (Thus only) 50th 7 WOMAN ANNUAL MACVS 1100 THANKSGIVING DAY PA2 9 12 NEWS RADE Ed Mc-Mahon, Della 6111 1 WILD WILD WEST Reese, McLean Stevenson 7 WAY HARTMAN. MARY host the traditional New York HAFITMAN Parade. 24 LJLIAS YOGA AND YO U 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1107 Preen- tod Thu's and Fri. 4 6 NEWS 4 6 (Fri orgy) SUPER 11 30 FRIDAY Special hots and a 2 I? TONIGHT half holiday presentation of 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS three regular Saturday FOR THE DEAF chuldens series Fat Albert 9 THE ROOKIES IR) and theCosbykids. Isis arid 1137 Ark 11 6 MARY HAHTMAN MARY 2$ (Thu's Fri) ELECTRIC HARIMAN COMPANY 1208 1030 6 WILD. WILD WEST 2 12 HOLLYWOOD 1240 SQUARES Peecr,4edTHjrs, 9 MYSTERY OF THEsee lOam WEEK Please Stand By For 24 (Thurs. Fri ) SESAME deq Shirley Knight stars STREET as a TV e x ecutive sfe driven 11 00 to the voinif of Insanity by the 2 12 WHEEL OF FORthought she may have cornTUNE Pr eempted Thus. see milled a murder (B) 10 am too 6 GAMBIT Preempted 2 12 TOMORROW Thurs.. Fri 110 g DON HO siiow 9 DAILY WORD 1130 200 2 12 STUMPERS Pro2 DAILY DEVOTIrJJL errv,)ted Thurs. see lOam Evening 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS Fill EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN bEHAVES 24 EVERYBODY S BUSI NESS 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 3 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6M I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 TREASURE HUNT 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 CELEBRI7Y SWEEPSTAKES 6 5128 000 QUESTION 6M HOGAN S HEROES 9 525000 PYRAMID 12 MY THREE SONS 4 23 EAST CENTRAL FLORI REPORT 12.000 Fkn in, Support Common Morning ,ari'n 'er Two helicopter pilots :'" 10 the aid cif victims in small town that is devastated a flood wt'sen a ui t u00 ALMOST ANYTHING GOES 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC Not on Thu's or Fri 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 24 (Thurs. Fri) ELECTRIC COMPANY It 55 4 6 SM CBS NEWS 12 NBC MOVIE Fl~bert 4 6 Episode to be arwiotsiced 9 THE 6K)NIC WOMAN as a flu' Jaime .,., pins an infernational Sri". 1200 2 9 (Ms)fl, Tues, Wed Fri) NEWS çWed) 05CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION Thur s ) 2 12 (Thu-s. only) GRANDSTAND CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP 830 4 6 THE JEFFERSONS Episode to be announced 900 (Fri) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 (En only) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 4 KUTANA 4 6 CBS MOVIE The Frt.ri Cotwie' -on Gene 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER Not on 'Thurc Hackman. Roy Scheider, 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 6 (Thu's only) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local flOWS at 725 and 825) 6 CBS NEWS (730 am. Ch 4. local 1'ieWS) 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER ICA ( Good 40nng Florida at 725 and 8.25 am. local neoppirs. weather. sports) 600 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER F PORT 8 30 24 LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW F'-'ru,undo Rey Film chror-ides hO true siory 04 how NOW York C pOtiC sasierjaninterrI.r nal heroin , 1972 (RI 7 FAMILY FOCUS 9 (3ARETT,t Kim t-1unler iests Posing as a wino Rireita is trying to naii a skid row lo ller wien he is abducted and held captive by a tough old M)n1fl who believes heisher . .'aywaid 24 LIVE, FROM LINCOLN CENTER Details to be anlllyurrm 1000 2 12 THE Ot..EST Ti" episode is based on a true ruodent at Rock Sprin. Wyo. 1 855 It portrays the bonorigs of the labor unions and trip wti.cti resulted MW c Lwougll in as strike breakers by trio rrrig coporniparives 9 CHARIIES ANGELS RESTLESS Preempted Thu's. see below 6 (Thu's only) FAMOUS CLASSIC TALES Mysterious Island' Ajrpated athptatw.)n of Jules Vecces classic adventuu'o about the ingenuity and adaptability of five refuges from a Confederate prison du'inç the Civil War who sui1vo on a. island despite the elements. pirates and a volcano (B) 9 NEWS 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW Proeied Thurs. see below 2 u only) NFL 12 (Thus FOOTBALL Buffalo at Detroit 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Preempted thu's only 9 ALL MY CHILDREN Proempted Tht,s 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS 100 2 SOMERSET Preempted Thu-s. see 1230 pm 6 , NEWS Preempted'rhu's sm. Wow 6. Thtss. Only) PIPPIINTHE SOUTH SEAS 9 RYAUS HOPE ProerrIed Thus, see below Trio candidates for the center- 9 I Thu's only) SC006Y '.d of Feline magazine are 'udered, and Jul sets t,er5ed up as the next candidate HLigh AMERICANTHANKSGIVING DAY PARADE. William Conrad. Loretta S*iI, Isabel San- 000-DYNOMIJTT HOUR 24 (Thu's ) MOVIE On Any Sunday iFri MOVIE End- ford. Pchae4 Learned. Jack less Surrimer quests Lend and Mackenzie Phillips host parades in New York, 1030 Pt'illadelpf-xa Detroit, Toronto arid Hawae. TPveePxxss etimsday's 9 MOVIE (Mon) Bindrnan ci #wcairaz tI1 Lancaster, Karl Maiden Pail one (B&W) 1962 (Tues) "Birdman of Alcatraz Part two. cent. from yesterday (Wed.) Three Smart Girls Deanna Du.sb.n. Ray PAltanxj (B&W) 1937. Thi.g%) Little Boy Lost ' Bung Crosby. Claude Dauphin 1953 (En) Al War Wipuo Army Dean Martin. Jerry Lowis 1950 24 (Man ttvu Wed) IN SCHOOL TELEVISION C>•unge County School System, alt if 3 pm (Thu'g.. In) SESAME STREET 1000 2 12 SANFORD AND ()P4 (B) Preempted fl,i • be4Ow, LJJ!7 1 $I pool / S . — a '' FALL SCHEDULE (Subject to change) Sunday 3:00- 5:00 Monday Private Parties Tuesday Private Parties Wednesday . 1:30-10:30 Thursday .7:30-10:30 Friday 7:30-10:30 10:30.12:00 Saturday 11:00- 2:00 CI • 2:00- 5:00 7:30-10:30 10:30-12:00 I CLASSES THURSDAY Ladues Slim &'jrlm Tiny Tots fill Little Folks IS Intermediate Daac. Basic Dane C it A , . . 10:45.11:30 2:30- 3:15 4:1$. 5:00 5:00- 5:45 5:45- 6:30 6:30- 7:15 . FundamentaLs Beginners 40 SKATING RINK -s Ph. 322-9353 2700W, 25th St. (SR4oA) - t --;' Sanford 2 130 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Preecrned Tiits see 1230 pm .s 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 530 2 NEWS 6 HOGAN'S HEROES 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES CALENDAR %%l-:1)NES1)Ay. NOVF 1It1-:R 21 Pineerest School Skating Party. 6:31) Skating 1(111k. Starlight Promenaders Square Dance Club of DeB.iry I'ilgruns' Progress" Thanksgiving Dance, 8 pin., Communits ('enter, Shell Road, Visitors welcome. 1litRSl).V. NOVEMBER 25 Sanford Alcoholics Aniin)up)us 8 p.tii., 1201 W. First St 1.ake Mar) Rotan, 9 a ill., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist. 7:30a.111 , Uaiiiada Inn. SR Sanford ('iyltan, 7 15 a iii., thick's, Sanford Setalnole Jacees. 7:30 i in.. Jaycee Fit IL).\Nil NOVF;MltEit 26 (ospcl Sing sponsored by Sanford Fire I)epartrtient, 8 Seminole South B-nan. 7:50 a.m.. lAud (iluiniti, \ltaiiiuuiitt' Springs. Seminole Sunrise KisanIs, 7 am., Bucks. Frt'rs Square l)aiwe ('Jul). The Forest. 'J'ingIt' uuod 1t. closed 8 p.m., St. Richards Church. lAlngM OntI AA, closed. 8 p.m.. Rolling hub Morasian I(iuiih, SR 11-I flub far Singles. 9 pin.. Orlando Garden -1 10 1. i '111115Akv, ()it,,mlo s%TtI(D,ty. 14,111VEMBER211, FluiriuLi Stall- Poets Assn. opt-ru liouM- and reception urine liresntent Beatrice Rraiucli, 2-5 pill - Ih'I ..uiud I uI diiii Audlos Sanforil AA % ornt-ns (roup. 2 p iii., 1201 W. First M. asst-lberrs - ,t,, closed, 8 lim..&scensIon Lutheran I IiUtt. Scabs-c III t-terans of mt'rIca Island N-I, 10 a.tiu., ('Ili) ltii. (H and. Naval l'rainite Ccntu-r lilt 1(51) 'uV. I)Fti MIIEI( 2 Si mar (ii/ens l)auui c. , in , \Itari:ntr Spines 11,11 CcIltul SISTER. Inc. li-on. hlilida%y Inn. "Sa:urdas, Suntlas. \tondaru," a thri'e-at coineds presented at Annie I{ILSSeII iheatre, Rollins ('uilIegi, Wiiitt'i Park. 8 30 1) I l i ' 'Fhruueh Saturday I. p FRll),\. HF.UlA1lt17:11 :t Central Florida Art .'t-.sn. Art exhibit. tO ji. 111 It 1 . Wiiiti'i Park Mall '01 Christmas Ibazaar sponsored b Sanford Garden (lob. 9 11 Ill Iii 5 pin., Garden Club ('enter, SUlikuilul Antique Shos S1X)nSOrCd by Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, at Orlando Flea Market aEivtMiser's MaIl, 750 S. Oranee Blossom Trail. ('all &11-91117, through Sunday. SATURDAY, l)i:(I-:lBI-:i{ $ Greater Sanford ('hrIsimi-. Parade. 9 a in , Street A nnual I Christmas Ha:aar. II) a in tip ljuIll . S,irifuur Club (u'iiti I, Surdand. I u-ntral Fliirida rl p . Wiulii I';urk \I.iU ssfl rt I •hi(nt . In iii SEEK & FINDt I In Christmas Speci'a I - - - 69th Year, No. 83—Thursday, November 25, 1976 shlARBLrr the scene was kept. in his 50th year of show biz, d. lie was asked if it's true he stars in his 41st annual Christ"Oh yes," Crosby drawIei, inas broadcast in a CBS-TV of- and Hope, 73, are thinking of "Ever smell a camel's breath' fering called "fling Crosby's teaming up for the eighth It's fairly lethal. Gad, the smell White Christmas Special." 'Road" picture of their ca- lingers for clays. hope was It was taped in London last reers. The last, "Road to 'long really furious, I tell you." summer, which is an odd titne Kong," was made in 1962 After the coming Thanksgiv. to do a Christmas show with Such a project is afoot, he ing weekend shows in las one's family, as Crosby readily said. It's tentatively titled, concedes. But wile Kathryn and "Road to Tomorrow" and is a Vegas, Crosby and his tribe still caper set in Eu- head to New York, where next their three kids all happened to spy coined)m be in town and rope. It reached script outline month they're doing more fun' Well, the show's done and the fonn, but was sent back for raisers for various charities And fling will sing in each I.-Ih.0 ,riior 'rfnrnriiu' ('rnshvs i-un roI;,y I1,..,n., 1 h benefit show. on Thanksgiving Day, right? "Hope thought, and I was inWrong. Crosby says they're re- dined to agree, that It needed Now, the pipes of many singhearsing Thursday in Las Some kind of lunacy, some wild ers poop out at SO. So how does Vegas for a fund-raising benefit stuff like Marty Feldman, Moo- the Old Groaner still manage to on Friday and Saturday. ty Python, that kind of Mel get that famed, mellow 1 h proceeds, as he puts it, Brooks insanity," Crosby said. baritone out of his 72-year-old are "to get the padre started," Der Bungle, who said it dcci- vocal chords? the padre being Rev. Ben siori on filming may come next F'ranzinelli, the start involving month, laughed when reminded "I don't know," Crosby sa 1 construction of a new Catholic of a classic bit of insanity he, off-handedly. "I've never really church in which the padre's Las Hope and a camel shared in abused my voice. I never tried Vegas flock can pray. to stretch it or strain it or reach "Road to Morocco." The 72-year-old singer disfor notes I wasn't capable of In a famous scene in the film, cussed these and other matters he and Iiiipe peered over a bush achieving." ... .,,,,.. Masked Man Abd uct s ,Robs NOVEMBER 23, 1976 z oTHANKSGIVING FEAST By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer A 31-year-old Orlando man was arrested early today and jailed without bond six hours after a stucco contractor and the Lake Monroe postmaster were abducted from a restaurant parking lot and robbed by a masked man armed with a sawed-off shotgun. Minutes after the second robbery victim called the sheriff's department, Sanford Police Patrolman Mitch Tindel chased the suspect's auto and dodged a shotgun blast as a man escaped Into a wooded area at Pecan Ave. and Seventh St. in west Sanford. Tindel wasn't injured and police and sheriff's deputies cordoned off and searched a six-square-block area with dogs for nearly three hours. Sheriff John Polk said Robert Charles McGill, 31, of 3946 Sanford: John W. Burgess City Steven Colly, Osteen Melody A, Cornett Scott Crockett I)ISCIIARGE.S riovo ENTERPRiSES THEATRES Sanford: Douglas L. Evans Beatrice J. Fort Sherree V. Golden Eddie J. hiollie Milt Hunt Viola Johnson Everett A. Knerr Sherry I). Mctleod Barbara A. Montgomery William W. Soon Margaret (.'hilds Barbara F. Clemmer Douglas L Evans Ethel hiollomon Benjamin F. Johnson Tenya F. Michalowski ROCK IN CNAi' INLA TIE o r: L T wro - ADULTS H'ouerH -1 99I (Herald Ill Mary I.. Smith Richard Tobin Mettle Wilson ' ir He Hadn I t, - 1.1 WEATHER Fair through Thursday with highs mostly In the mid 601 today and around 70 Thursday. ('old again tonight with lows ranging from the mid 30s to low lOs. North and northeast winds around 10 m.p.h. U you're going on a long h1p or away vacation, officer with a shotgun. "The only thing that saved Mitch," Ru,sell said. "was that he used the proper procedure In approaching a stopped car. If he hadn't, he'd be dead." Officers are instructed to carefully approach stopped cars from the rear out of a line-of-fire from the driver's side of the vehicle in situations where the driver may be bolh - d to l' e -n%,a. Tindell first spotted the suspicious auto, fitting a description of the getaway car used by an abductionrobbery suspect that Seminole sheriff's deputies tioadcast on police radios, on West First Street. Russell said Tindell, who wasn't available this morning to talk to reporters, gave chase after the car ran a stop sign and didn't stop for the patrolman's cruiser blue lights. When the small compact sedan finally stopped on Seventh Street after turning off Pecan Avenue, the driver showed his hands in the window and talked to the apt x' CONNIE STEVENS IS t)aytana Beach: high 10:33 am,, 11:02 p.m., low 357 am., 1:11 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 10:14 a.m., 10:35 pm, low 3:50 a.m., 1:27 P.M. Bayport: high 2:42 a.m., 4:31) p.m., low 10:01 am., 9:51 P.M. liimFir Sanford police li Ralph Russell today credited use of proper procedureby Patrolman Mitch Tindell with saving Tindell's life Wednesday night when a man blasted at the FMIITLlLtki1P roMohtRow'sTwEs Tu-sd.iss high 62, today's lost 36. 730 "SCORCHY" & I "SIX PACK ANNIE" FREE SWAPIHOP AND FLEA MANueST VERY SUNDAY A N IPM CALL 121 lIlt ltr.l,I R Now Showing iv - NOTIFY THE poucn IS THAT HQwPU "wow* By MARC CIIARNEY Associated Press Writer On this public day of Thanksgiving, most Americans are visiting relatives, feasting on turkey, celebrating in pri vate watching football and gaudy parades on television, President Ford and Pr esident-elect Jimmy Carter, like tens of millions, were with their families for th e tradi tional feast, - FEAST APPETIZERS Chilled Tomato or Cranberry Juice CUP OF SOUP—Beef Barley or Chicken Rice Crisp Tossed Salad With Choice of Dressing Hot Rolls and Butter ENTREES ROAST TOM TURKEY I) Ford and his family, with some friends, were at Camp David, Md. Carter's press staff said Mrs. Carter would roast the family turkey in Plains, Ga. Ford, in a holiday proclamation earlier in the week, referred to the year of the nation's Bicentennial and said this Thanksgiving J should be dedicated to national integrity. "Let us set a standard of honor, justice and charity against - . -. - Southern Dressing, Giblet Gravy, Whole Cranberry Garnish A Taxpayer's Thanks For What'$ Left, Page 5-A BAKED HONEY GLAZED VIRGINIA HAM which all the years of our third century may be measured," he said Resides the annual array of football games, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade In New York City was once more to be telecast nationally, bringing a slew of floats, bands and fantasyinspired balloons into millions of homes. And in a 5,000-seat auditorium in San Francisco at $25 a ticket a concert known as "The Last Waltz" was to take place tonight. It was to be the last public appearance by The Band, a group that has been at the center of the action in rock since the late 1% The group will continue to record. Millions spent at least part of the day traveling. Miami's mternational airport predicted a 10 per cent increase over Last Champagne Fruit and Raisin Topping ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF Au Jus or Brown Gravy BROILED RED SNAPPER Sauteed Almonds in Lemon Buttir Garni - - VEGETABLES Coffee, Tea or Sanka $4 75 ob l-::r was The roaming again this st,eek and sill tell all in The Sunday Herald. - Children 1/2 Price CHILDREN ¼ PRICE SERVING 12 NOON IlL 10 P.M. Swd Overlooking The St. Johns Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 323-1910 Sanford be FOR RESERVATIONS: PHONE 323-4080 SANFORD INN Easy To Reach At 1-4 & State Road 46, Sanford . 5 Country Club Dr., Orlando, was arrested on charges of armed robber)' and false imprisonment at 2 a.m. today by Sheriff's Detective Al Sanchez in connection with the first of the two robbery-abductions Wednesday night at the Lake Monroe Inn parking Lot, U.S. 17-92, west of Sanford on the lakefront. A sheriff's department spokesman said McGill is considered a suspect in the second robbery-abduction and other charges are pending further investigation by sheriff's agents and Sanford police. Law enforcement officers began looking for McGill after i.hecking the registration of the 1976 Toyota sedan abandoned on Seventh St. by the man who blasted at Tindel with a shotgun as the officer approached the car which police said had run a stop sign and fitted the broadcast description of the abduction-robbor suspect's get-a-way car. McGill notified the sheriff's department about 10:20 p.m. that the car had been stolen from the Jai-Alai parking lot at F-rn 'Don't Look At Me, . . I Don't Want .- proaching policeman, Russell said. To Hurt You ...' "Then the man suddenly rolled the shotgun out the window and fired ba ck in Tindell's direction," Russell said. The officer, wearing a portable radio unit, ducked and ran to cover behind his cruiser as the shot was fjivd. Park. Deputies brought him to Sanford for questioning in the robbc& ,-abductions and arrested him at 2a.m. after interrogation Thesl.otgun blast didn't hit Tindell or his patrol car, about 30 feet from the stopped compact, officers said Tindell radioed that the suspect had a shotgun and that be needed assistance of other officers. , Ruuell uid Tindell didn't fire his service resolver during th' brief øttack lmd the suspect dashed into the .ii tracks on the north side of wooded nca Seventh SU*et. Russell voiced appreciation for quick response by sheriffs deputies, and lake Mary and Winter Park K.9 units in sealing off the search area bounded on the cast Pecan Avenue, on the north by Sixth Street and on tht south by Eighth Street. Additional officers blocked streets leading into th" search area several blocks away during the nearly thic,.' hour search to keep vehicles and spectators from entering the area. . - by investigators. Officials said McGill is being held without bond because he is a parolee released in April from Raiford State Prison after servine .- ' -I year's travel. The National Safety Council said 450 to 550 persons would die on highways over the fourkuy holida y weekend But thepredicted death toll is no greater than for a nonhobday four-day weekend. The record fatality toll for the Thanksgiving period was in 1968, when 764 died. Last year, the toll was 403. In New York City, the price of a holiday dinner was nothing to givethanksfor— up26centssincelastyearto$729forafannlyof four, according to the Department of La bor. Elsewhere, though, turkey farmers complained that overproduction had kept them from benefiting. It. II. Strickler, president cf Rocco Farms in hlarrisonburg, Va., estimated that farmers were losing $1.50 for each turkey sold. "We had a profitable year in 1975, and in keepin g with the American way, we produced about lO percent more this) ear than last," he said Thanksgiving began as a New Englan d holiday at which, in 1621, PilgrIms and Indians celebrated survival in peace in a harsh land. This year there is special meaning for the Abnaki Indians of Vermont. On Wednesday, Gov. Thomas Salmon signed an executive order granting them formal tribal status, and Chief Walter Watso, from Quebec, declared it "one of the greatest Thanksgiving gifts that could have been given to the Indians of Vermont." The Abnaki tribal council, representing some 1,700 descendants of the tribe, wants a return of unlimited hunting and fishing rights and hopes the new status will help the tribe get federal grants. To many groups and individuals, today's holiday fea.ting Inevitably pointed up the plight of the poor and they stepped forward to help, - seven years of a 20-year sentence in two Seminole Counts burglar)- cases. From sheriff's investigators and deputies' reports the OV.1Ii" account of the night's bizarre events was compiled: -, KeLsie C. Whisenhunt, 42-year-old stucco contractor who markets custom electric fishing reels as a sideline, parked hi., 1975 model pickup truck with the sides lettered with the words Gentleman Jüii" at Lake Monroe Inn and locked it. As he started to enter the restaurant, a small compact sedan entered the parking lot at a high rate of speed and the driver. man wearing a black-stocking mask and armed with a sawed-if! 12-gauge shotgun, jumped out putting the gun to Whisenhunt. head. The bandit forced Whisenhunt into his truck and made hilt drive to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad's Rand Yard via U.S. 17-2 and 5-15 at Lake Monroe. The masked man forced his captivtfrom the truck at an icehouse warning him: "Don't look at rue, I don't want to hurt you." Whisenhunt was robbed of his truck, $40 cash and a $250 electric fishing reel. Th e masked man tied Whisenhunt with his own belt and a piece of wire and then drove off in the truck. Whisenhunt managed to work his hands free after about 211 minutes and contacted railroad personnel an d the sheriff ' 'kinship, Football, Highway Deaths & The Tri mmings Pies: Pumpkin, Mince Meat, Hot Apple, and Cheddar Chs, Parfaits: Chocolate, Creme di ?Mnthe Ice Cream or Sherbet 4 He' d —d' Old Fashioned 1' ) pfr'to by Bob Lloyd) I S1Nh'0I(I) POLICE IMPOUND SUSPECT'S ('tIt DESSERTS SERVED FAMILY STYLE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Off icer Dodges Bullet J Choice of Two: Whipped Potato, OvenGlazed Carrots, Country Green Beans, Browned,Candied Yams, Minted Peas. .. o1daq9mto I Edwin J. Ogden, Deitcina Hope Hastings, Lake Mary Dorothy H. Riddle, Orange Mabel G. Green, Deflary M)Ttice S. Neider, Deh3ary Ernest W. Burdick, Deltona ADMISSIONS instruc tions: Hidden words below appear forward, backward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it in. 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But A of 8 am week from today, fling Crosby, Hillsborough near San Fran- hope's reaction was so funny By JA' POLAND %'\ I I' , LI 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS' Preempted TP us. see 1 pm 9 FAMILY FEUD Pro. ernpted Thu's 200 9 $2o.o PYRAMID Pr.. efrweuJ Thu's arid Fri 9 (Fri I P4CM FOOTBALL Oklahoma at Ne&ask.0 230 2 12 THE DOG TORS Prfred Thurs. see 1230 pm 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT Preempted Thu's only, see 1 p m 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD PreefT)ft3(j Thus only see 1 pm 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY F) PreerrI)ted Thus, see below 4 6 Thu's only) NFL FOOTBALL Si Louis at Do)[as 24 ViLLA ALEGRE 3 15 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL Preempted Thus and Fri 330 2 12 (Thus. only) SPE CIAL TREAT 'Figtring Al trw Ainglles6 MATCH GAME 75 PreerrwsiJThij, see 3pm o m 24 ZOOM $450 % Melodee ('uulirlluItlit% Thanksgiving Service s ponsored by the San SanfordMinisteria l 'SsoCiatiosj. 7 3 P In Sanford Civic (uiit,'r 4 6 YOUNG AND 4 6 (Thu's only) CBS ALL o MARCUS WELBV M fire stations 625 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tues. (I DREAM OFJEANNIE inq ring is using a convent nunrv'ry for a cover 9 p III until midnight. Civic Center. Tickets available frorii Afternoon Not on Thus G000 TIMES 6 LOVE OF LIFE 400 2 IR0NSIDE(R) Preempled Thurs 6 MERV GRIFFIN 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE Of NIGHT Pre('fT)tO(j Thuprs and Fri 9 (Thu's only) 000 BALL COUPLE 430 2 (Thus) TO BE ANNOUNCECI Preempted Thi.ss 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) F'i ecrlled Thurs. see below 9 (Thu's only) JUNIOR Thursday Boo 2 Bing Crosby To Star department was notified, Meanwhile, Lake Monroe Postmaster Robert Mann, 40, had arrived at the Lake Monroe Inn and noticed the compact sedan in the parking lot with door open and keys inside. Mann inquired inside and no one claimed the vehicle, so he went - - .- -- 'Don't Worry, You'll Have Company...' back outside and was rusuuoving the ignition key and Iuxkuig the vehicle when the masked man arrived in the pickup truck and stuck the sawed-off shotgun in Mann's face. Slarin was then forced to drive the truck and bandit to the railroad yard near where Whisenhunt had been left. Deputies quoted Mann as saying the masked man told hint, after robbing the postmaster of $19. his car keys and a penknife, " Don't worry you'll have compan y." After the masked man (trove off in the pickup truck, Mann ran to the Lake Monroe residence of Dennis Bass, called the sheriff's department and then used Bass' car to go to his iMann's) residence where he got a gun and returned to the restaurant and contactedstate attorney investigator Dave Hall. Sheriff's deputies impounded both Whisenhunt's pickup truck and McGill' car for processing by technical services personnel Investigators wouldn't comment on what led to McGill's arrest but technicians are known to have taken fingerprints from the inside of Whisenhunt's truck, Dozens of sheriff's deputies, Sanford policemen and K-9 Wiit.s fro,ii the Lake Mary and Winter Pak police depor1rner::., responded to the search scene after Tin del radioed that he hail been fired upon by a man with a shotgun who had fled into the In San Francisco, St. Anthony's Dining Room prepared free turkey and trlrnnur.gs for about 4,000 poor people. At the Colonial See ABDUCTIONS Page 3-A Park Community Center in New York's Harlem, more than 150 people, most of them elderly, were invited for home-cooked turkeys. And in Little Rock, Ark., restaurant owner Bob McIntosh and his wife Yvonne declared that this year the guests didn't have to be poor just lonely. They prepared five 20-pound turkeys, four country hams, and said the doors were open to anyone "rich or Arowid The Clock 4-A Dr. Lamb poor, blackorwhite" — whohadnobody to share the holiday with. Bridge A Horoscope For some, He Naomi Montijo, 16, of Las Angeles, It was a Calendar 5-B hospital 'otnIi' poignant Thanksgiving. A year ago today, she was shot as her &-A Sports family drove on her way to grandmother's house. Police say it Crossword 5-A Television Editorial 4-A Weather Dear Abby 3-A Women Sec THANKSGIVING, Pagell-A It's That Ti e Toda y - - - 5- t , 5- -t 3- A (Herald photo by Bob Lloyd) MRS. lt.l1EI(: 'I REALLY ENJOY IT' She Cooks For 100 Each Day how do jail inmates celebrate Thanksgiving? Nearly 100 iviates &.'..jte Seminole County Jail were served a tasty Thanksgiving dinner today at the noon hour. The meal was the result of days of work by head cook Mrs. Mildred Balier and inmates assigned to kitchen duty The menu, served up in the standard hot trays to cell blocks included roast turkey wings and dressing, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, corn, tossed salad, bread and butter, fruit punch drink and P(tiflPkifl pie. Mrs. Balzer worked earlier in the week between preparation of daily meals making the pies and preparing the dressing. Early . - 'iurii's, -'or - -- All U Bratn Tnsers, Page 9-' today, the roast turkey went into the big ovens in the stainless steel kitchen facility she and the vegetables and salad were prepared For supper tonight inmates had the following cold plate menu on tap: sliced luncheon meut and cheese, tuna salad, macaroni salad, sliced tomatoes, bread and butter, pudding and cold drink. Jail :lministrator George Proudfoot says the jail meals are a matter of professional pride for Mrs Balzer, who cooked for 17 years for a major steel producer in Pittsburgh with five cafeterias and a dining room in operation befoi-e she tiioved to Florida with her husband and took the job as jail cook 2' years ago. '1 t.'flJoV my work," smiles Mrs. Balzer. "CookIng for lots of folks comes natural. I grew up in a home with seven members in the family Then I cooked those years lot- Jones and I;iiugl1lin Steel "When I first took the job here, I didn't think I'd like it, since it was a different type institution than I was used to. But after a couple of weeks on the JOh) I began to really enjoy it." Mrs Ralzer ts quick to point out that without the close cooperation of jail trustys assigned to help in the kitchen that her job would be much more difficult. Four trustys, with EWCVIOUS cooking experience, if possible, are assigned to help in the kitchen, 'It all revolves around everyone who works here," she said, "and not just me." Since Seminole County has no prison farm all the food for jail inmates must be purch ased from wholesale suppliers Proudfoot said monthly cost of food a1oi. for inmates averages $4,100 approximately $130 a day and $1 .30 per inmate, a nickel less than is currently budgeted. 'hits dovsnt include $8,340 budgeted this oversees Set' ShE COOKS, Page-3A Area Christ as Sa/es Begin Friday �I , 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 23, 197$ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. GRATEFUL She Cooks For 100 Inmates Each Day GATHERING NA11ON IN BRIEF Cabinet Candidate's Bank Made Loans To Carter Firm PLAINS, GA. 1P — A spokesman for President-elect Jimmy Carter describes as "normal business practice" the $4.7 million in loans to Carter's peanut business by a bank whose president is slated for a Cabinet-level nomination. Spokesman Rex Granum discussed the loans Wednesday, nearly six hours after announcing that Thomas Bertram (Bert) Lance, president of the National Bank of Georgia. was virtually certain in join the Carter administration possibly as secretary of the tr€asury or director of the Office of Management and Budget. - Population Flowing South WASHINGTON (AP) — America's population is flowing south and west in increasing numbers, a trend that could result in dramatic shifts in political power, according to the Census Bureau. A report released Wednesday found that from 1970 to 1975, the Southern states, ranging from Delaware to Texas, grew more than the other three regions of the country combined. Western states continued to show a high rate of growth. But in the urban states of the Northeast and North Central regions, the woes of the cities brought on stagnation or loss of population. Front Brings Snow The Associated Press Weather conditions worsened today for holiday travelers in the Midwest, where a southmoving Canadian cold front brought more snow. A winter storm warning was continued in western North Dakota, and a storm watch went up for South Dakota. Storm watches were extended through tonight in eastern North Dakota. Watches were posted for today and Friday in southern Minnesota, parts of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. B' Community thanksgiving service with the theme. 'Praise the Lord with Thanks Living,' was held Wednesday night at the Sanford Civic ('enter. Sponsored by the Sanford Area Ministerial Association, the service featured music, prayers and readings provided by ministers and choirs From several area churches. FLORIDA IN BRIEF 0 Hungry Horse Hotline M7 The Humane Society of Seminole County is planning to operate its 24-hour Hungry Horse Hotline again this year over the four-day Thanksgiving weekend, Society President Jack Conlon announced today. Conlon said the service, Initiated In 1975, will provide round-the-clock pickup service and care for horses which appear to be the subjects of abuse or neglect. The hotline number for 11 run k DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The International Order of Rainbow Girls may drop its unwritten "whites only" policy under pressure from state affiliates, an Iowa Rainbow official says. L. Ray Chamberlin, acting chairman of the executive board of the Order of Rainbow Girls of Iowa, said Wednesday that Rainbow organizations across the country have voiced support for his branch in a controversy with the group's international assembly. - IIv The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) TV weatherman Tex Antoine, suspended for cracking an on-the-air joke about rape, said today he was "just telling the truth" when he urged women not to resist a sexual assault. Antoine, 53, who has read the weather on WABC-TV since 1966, was suspended indefinitely by the station's management for a remark he made during Wednesday's earlyevening newscast. - Air Pirate Indicted PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Dan Cooper, who got a $200,000 air piracy ransom five years ago but may not have successfully parachuted from the plane with the cash, has been indicted just in case he's "out there" alive. Authorities said they sought the indictment, handed down Wednesday by a federal grand jury here, because of fear that Cooper might go free if a five-year statute of limitations expired. - . by The Saniotd Herald, Inc.. 500 N french Lw Sanfsvd. Fla 32171. Sicovud Ctas Poitat Paid at $anlo,d. F loor4a 32211 11 'Ui. SS(fv1?'a Month. 1340 411fl 51470 F'Q4dUam,.1 tomed*I,e,, AIlotnr tAY MJ 52 70. • Min'in $L 30 13 Monti'i, 5)2 40 ',..' ,,, ig 1 k Model No. 13-u7 idlands 23 channel obile CB, uniquely .,ced for easy operation _II... 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LIMIT 2 LI'.'li I LIMIT I 0 BORDEN 1 100 NOVELTIES FOR Pentagon To Close / Bases P Is Philadelphia's Frankford Ar- i7 I 77 V I I VIN' ON" C.B. STYLE TRANSMITS AND RECEIVES CHANNEL 14 SWi0I Antenna. ' , SCOTCH PINE I Fully solid nps Extra-long. state. G.E.D. power indicator, voIumec ontrol. No license requi r ed. \ b41$tL$. . .- . • - JUIJE1TE AM SHIRT POCKET . •0 - Solid stats. Au't colors. 6 We assortment of cuddly foamflied animals in acryc plush. Modal IAPR 275 AMERICAN STAR — —j promised to keep open. Penta gon spokesman /11-) Woods said there was no intention to embarass Me- ae ninisthe Incoming Carter tration. But he said the. sing, which was first announced two years ago, "will save the taxpayers $3 million a month." The arsenal employs 2,337 persons. The day before the Nov. 2 presidential election, MonMe announced In Philadelphia that if Jimmy Carter was elected President, the arsenal would be kept open. Mondale's office had no Immediate comment on the Pentagon announcement. The Pentagon, In a: aboutface Wednesday on another base, said it will keep open the Defense Supply Agency's clothIng factory in Philadelphia, preserving 1,449 )obs. The Pentagon said that work done at Frankford will be transferred to a new Armament Research and Development Command at Picatinny Arsenal, Dover, N.J., and the Armament Materiel Readiness Command at Rock Island Arsenal, Model SUPER H .-- - DRYER ' Li Cool'-Th-' ahead \ •i \__, or . TALLAHASSEE AP A Leon County circuit judge is mulling over whether to uphold the constitutionality of the state's tough new law regulating.nursing homes. An attorney for 22 South Florida nursing homes urged Circuit Judge James Joanos Wednesday to strike the law down as setting up an unconstitutionally arbitrary rating OUTDOOR . BOOST Setit inok' high School football Player Greg Pringle (center) presents Seminole students' oneday contribution of $320 to the Central Florida Zoo represented by Ed Posey (left), general rooted OOJhU n gitt "5 Natural green R -. 1000 SILVERY ICICLES \ YAHTZEE \ GAME -' . MIGHTY METAL TRUCKS . •,I -.' C long. CHRISTMAS CARDS micks and vens. Bmutifully detailed, 22 a. 10 219. ban TAMPA APi A 32-year-old man who officials said kept diaries about his alleged sexual encounters has been indicted by the Ibllsborough County grand jury on a charge of sexual battery of a 9-year-old girl. Raul Lum Leverett, nicknamed Candvman by neighbors because he allegedly gave out candy to young girls, was accused Wednesday of having sexual relations with the youngster at a Dover trailer- park . Jectron- osu the ics repair work at Lexington, 4 Ill. aL designed to save &WuL $1.5 million a month after 17.4 million is spent to complete the reorganization, will still leave 1,5% civil1an lot* at the depot. As first announced last April, the Army's Aviation System Command and the T`ro~ op up. port Commsuid, both in St. Louis, wW also be closed W t1wir dWa k"rporated into two new coaunands in that city. Tbe shift will eliniinde 414 civdian jobs and 10 military Positions. PREPARATION H BAN C ANTS.. POMRANT SCOPE is oz. TORIES SENTINEL 4 cosmEnc BALLS 501111011 U 1.5 as. FLUFFS a" LIMIT 1 PEPSI 0 2 FX11 CHIPS TWIN PACK EXCELLIJdCE 4HAIR COLOR I GpOkedon 2 ff. I Thanksgiving SATHI : th DENNIS \li)vua)IF;uy liss uciated Press %% riter lot of old traditions have out Even Thuriksivin changed It UMII It) bo that the people of the New World t headed a '.uwit :irI to mark You Just don't S&'t that sort of sacrifice anymore. \ Of course that particular cus- 1- 111 Was pt'culiar to the Indians, n the Pilgrims. Mexican k itecs offered a damsel to uk' turn gusldes.s Xilonen ..-t similar prac tict, was t4ihtunturi among the Pawnee, while other North irieritarr Indians used a corn Ir't' lii ci'icbr;itt' (ho' harvest It show that the iiriul'r,i I)i.'ture ( Flnunksglving religious refugees in somber mtumnes '(fe'ring thanks for a skin-oftit'-tet'tiu existence is a little out of (otis - The Pilgrims werent even the first l-:ngli.'.h settlers on this u., Vu- n, Coin - proclamation. for Nv 26, I7I9 St141 i 111 'i 13 Ott I) 1 1, atuanut proclamation, et'hoin 11,111% it I .''ndoii decree(i Thiiiiias Jefferson. ap.. Wc ordain that the day of 1)arvnti% more sensitive It, itiuch the same sentiment a ,u.n- ships'arrival at the place cinlltuh of church and state, her e(htorial, was issued b assitjied fur planting in the land tidal cart? for the Idea (II a -\tirahatii Lincoln. 'thitust eery president and 'if Vur(.IIua shall be earIv and federal ttunkgivin 11011(h1% perp.-tuail kept huh aS :u tla and hula' was 'kcreetl again Otivernol has since followed (if thanksu,'iving to \Iniight) until 1815 I .intoln's lead. proclaiming the (ti' OlIservarites vcrc left there- fourth liiurstkiy of November Before that. f:r1:hi.h fish. after to thc states, i 1859 as T!t.uitguving. entivii at Ness fountijanti had litany st atvs Were proclaiming Just (Jilt' titan has tried to ,tLer'.ed .0 da of thrankgivjng the fourth 11'ursday or Novein- Icr the tradition. In 1939, .uttcirrung (Ii help merchants h In 1578, arid in 1607 th.' people of her as thanksgiving. tilt' I'01)h111) I ''bins ''0 the Tirat, perhaps, is attributable leiigtlit'ruitig the Chrtstmna.s Mtims o.u.t '-0 ,isid,' 'no-tr a lit Lurgu' ilit'asure to Sarah hale. shuPPiirt.se t5lIn, Franklin A s editor of thu i.aIies ltousevtlt titoved Thanksivrng Nt-',t-rtht-1c,5 it N thu l'ilgrimii \lag.irint- in ntn$un and iatt-r of aItt?,iti tin., week. lItu' t tiauige was protested '.u'rsiuiu if Ifu- i-tnt that cap- (odes s laths Iuok of i'hiLilured (lit' Ainerit-ain iiiiagina- tielphnia. sha' pushed for a stand- and In 19-11 ('umgress issued a i t'.solutitiii iiioving the boIida arti tiiervant'ttier) Vu- inisuutu. duck. ''ust fish. Slit' InhAneti in letters to pR'sI- back to (1W fourth Thursday S' far ..s can be detertimined. t'u-ls. Mutt hr u,uii. urn, leeks, dents, g,t'.'er ours .inul other iruu'n watnrtres_s. gret'n-'. P1 Wii ,tmitl nothing but turkcs have been if urifluenet' berries were ott (II, first menu. Mis Hale wrote tier crowning t*'ht'J41td SiflCt' the okmnise of but turkes ,und iniI puiiipkiii pie tluaiuksgivirig editorial in 114 \.LttTS. w ert'ui 't listed lit ret -uruls of the \ 00 FOR SPONSORED By SEMINOLE MUTUAL CONCERT ASSOCIATION WILL BE DECEMBER 4, 1976, 8 P.M. AT THE SANFORD CIVIC CENTER BY RESERVATION ONLY CALL JANICE SPRINGFIELD OR MARY STEPHENS AT 322-1611, OR MAIL CHECK TO P. 0. BOX 1777, SANFORD, FLA. u-vent Indians kilk" I live deer for side of the Atlantic to have a the feast and st.uged military I'hamrksgiving prow u's. su itli i bow-and-art-ow As harvest feitivils, 11itiks- tieimituiustru(uutn givings stretch back to the anNot until Jiti', ii, 101, when a nienis of Egsp(. Syria, Mesopu:.rri'il. was it uI)I)l'. . ('ontIflUCd from Page l'A I (anita and lb'nre Such celctra- tltaksgivimtg again celebrated tmois survived in iruedieval (krIlie Pulgriiii felt u&'ti festivals may have been the fault of a man practice liming a rifle, but the I"rani'e, holland and ought to be spuumitaneow. rather can in Naomi's brain, and without it police F,Ih-.t- r,'n1aifts --'--.-- IuxIQed --rnu.mammom as Lii..' unman i. atrnoiic than ii tatters of loon, but ('onprove nothing. She is paralyzed and unable to see. 'st of St. Marlin It Was 01). necticut had an annual harvest And in Michigan City, led., the day begins 72 hours of freedom served each Nov. 11 coin- lestival te 1649 .tuiti l'Imuuth for Johnson Van Dyke Grigsby, 92, incarcerated at the Indiana cidentally the day In 1620 w he n b'. 1668 State Prison for 68 'ears. In 1908, he was convicted of second- the Pilgrims set sail. J)urlltg the Itetolution. the degree murder and his first parole last year ended when the Ily that tout' a band of l':ng- ('ontuurentiil Congress pronursing home he went to sail he was having adju.ctrnent listuiieuu Ili Virginia held a t latimied to'..-asmoiUIl thanksgivproblems. thanksgi'.imtg, on a plantation ing tubservances George WashNow Sheila Ford, a 46-year-old secretary, has taken an interest, about 30 ittiles west of James- ingtumi i'sut'dIho' first presidenOfficials hope spending the holiday with a family can test town The day was Det,'. 5, 1619 tial thannk.stnving dip,' Grigsby 's ability to (unction on the outside. • Trimmings F .. I _ IT1E1ftE S von first I J with eleven offices iCentral Florida. room for the zany to show off. In Seattle, the local Vegetarian Society held a "Turkey CANDY 'Chips ''• The Annual Out Of Focus ? Pic ture 7 V .- :" Is Modern Thanksgiving As much as it is day to gather together, Thanksgiving is also a day to make something of a national fetish of the turkey, with P_ NTERS 6401. BOSS L'OREAL r '\ - ROBITUSSIN I al— Child Assault Charges Filed 20 cards 3. *00. ' - . - I I. Ile Iq' state audit says. Auditor General Ernest Ellison said Wednesday that the Departnnent of Offender Rehabilitation (I l d not even begin to prepare it master plan for new facilities until 1974, and much of the plan had to be scrapped because it called for expensive single-man cells. ' J4 4- K. Rig i9 i A .-.. ., Large utility EA. colOr. / ...dLAe piISIJ1I Ui1UCLUI' L.UUIC 'iV diii','. [Iglil litliCti I I r f4\ to adequately plan for prison construction, a HIi . and Betty I )um a IISkI and Friend. — . 1 curator, - <' . 4.77 12" ARTIFICIAL .• — 77 - . TALLAhASSEE AP I 99 INDOOR/ TALLAHASSEE (Al') — The state cannot be sued for damages by the parents of a 16year-old girl who was killed by an alligator while she was swimming in a state park, the Florida Supreme Court says. 'Die court ruled 5-2 Wednesday that the girl's parents would have to go to the legislature to seek compensation for her death. The court said that sovereign immunity, a doctrine which held that' citizens cannot sue the state, was in effect when Sharon Holmes was killed at Oscar Sherer State Park in Sarasota on Aug. 16, 1973. .,.- A SEMINOLE Florida's overcrowded prisons reached a crisis stage be- SET 29 Reg. iContinued from Page I-At wooded area. Sheriff Polk, who was near Rand Yard when the First robberyabduction was reported, joined officers under the direction of Sanford Police U. Ralph Russell and Sheriff's LI. William Hogan in the cordoning off of the search area bordered by residences and an industrial section and split In half by a spur rail line. Polk asked Seaboard Coast Line officials to hold up any freight trains scheduled to pass through the search area until the effort was called off after McGill was brought to the scene from Fern I,. Park. Sanford police today are expected to conduct a daytime search of the wooded area in hopes of finding the sawed-off shotgun used in the attack on Tindel. Sheriff's detectives are reportedly trying to find a person or persons who may have allegedly transported the robberyaLduct :iuspcCt frm thc sarh arca t south Snthole. '-': Audit Blames Wainwright \ GENERAL ELECTRIC "l 50 MINI3\ LITE SET '- . 99 decorating UL CAROL DOLL e.,__ 99 . STAR TREK COMMUNICATORS WALKIE-TALKIE sir Indoor set - . LITE Iof tree or . 'f r\ i U - 4" Daightfui pre-sc1-o-ol toys wnh sound" R 1 o __ / / 35 MINI' . 15" action doll with cradle. 'I LI II 9 1 88 MOdal . 2 CLATTER CAR MINI BUS . BABY —" - Reg 12.88 ' HUSH -.. - \ MATTEL - EAL-A. . MEAL 1 íç ._: DAZ / EACH ,-.. &\ 11O0 Watt - .' PLUSH PETS RADIO . ñSE. —0'--. - . netural- uen color. 7 / [i Eating Thanksgiving dinner in jail isn't like eating at home. State law requires that the meals, served through cellblock door openings by trustys, must be under the supervision of correctional officers. The jail personnel must account for every plate and spoon after inmates eat their meals. For Mrs. I3alzar the holidays are special days that call for extra effort in preparing appetizing meals for jail inmates. But after the hustle and bustle among the big pots and pans and ovens in the jail kitchen has subsided and the utensils are cleaned and ready for the next use she'll probably take a brief break to join her husband at their Sanford home. Abductions '. Suit Nixed In Gator Death 6-FOOT ARTIFICIAL . . ,.:lt: System that invites graft, Hi WALKIE TALKIE TRANSCEIVER Pentagon is going ahead with plansto shut down or scale down seven millt.ary bases at a projected savings of millions of dollars a month. The decision, affecting Army and Defense Supply Agency bases in six gates, will eliminate 3,858 civilian jobs, a)though many of the affected workers will be offered transfers to other federal employment, the Defense Department said. Among the Installations af(ected by Wednesday's decision -re -- - said. -tei u Maybe she'll even have time for a little fishing or operating their hobby citizens band radio. — BOB LLOYD TAMPA AP A couple drove 60 miles to Bartow to bail a stranger out of jail, saying .. we just want to help a mail who seems to be in trouble." The couple, who asked to he identified only as the Waters, secured the release of Virgil Hughes, arrested inside a church kitchen Sunday where he said he was making a bologna sandwich. Mulls Nursing Home Law C C according to Proudfoot, since Mrs. Balzer has been in charge of jail food preparation there have been "very few valid complaints about the food." Special menus are furnished for prisoners who because of medical reasons require special diets. - - 91 - Thursday, November 25, 1976—Vol, 89, No. $3 Pvbt.It,d Oaely and Sunday. IIC,pt Saturday and Ctur.tma Da year for the fulltime cook and part-time cooks for weekends. "We average preparing meals for 100 persons a day," Proudfoot said, "since we don't know exactly how many people we'll have for each meal." The jail menus are prepared on a six-week cycle by food services supervisor Sgt. Elmer Avenel. The diets of inmates are closely watched by state inspectors to be sure the meals are balanced and meet state rules and regulations under law. "We concentrate on portion control and buy meats in portioned packages. This eliminates disputes among prisoners on who got the most food," Proudfoot said, "plus it allows us to keep a close watch on waste." State law requires that each inmate be given three meals a day but sometimes for variou; reasons prisoners refuse meals. Nothing in the law says they have to eat but, 'Sandwich' Suspect Released stores CIGARETTES Some 60 calls were received during the Thanksgiving holidays last year, Conlon said, adding that half of them were offers from persons willing to provide "orphaned" horses with new hot .es. This year's hotline program will be conducted in cooperation with a similar effort by the Halifax Humane Society of Volusia County, Conlon The Lexington Bluegrass Army Depot in Kentucky will lose about M employes who will be fired or transferred over the next four to six months, the Ewiihsg Herald WAY SOFT 'N PRY 1776 Is 339-7002. ), which Vice President elect Walter F. Mondale had Weatherman Suspended I uinr HIDE CB _ SAVINGS GOOD ThRU SAT.. NOVEMBER 27. 1979 WASHINGTON (AP) — The Whites Only' Policy May End Continued From Page IA . - 0 Thursday, Nov. 25,1976--]A Liberation Day" pot-luck dinner Wednesday evening. There was KEVACOLOR 11 FILM C-110 OR C-126 WHEN YOU HAVE KODACOLOR FILM DEVELOPED Et PRINTEO AT SUPERx. COUPON MLL 8118SIDIOVIL Off traditional pumpkin pie - served up with vegetable chIli, bean and banana tamales, zucchini stuffed with rice, vegetables and cashews, pumpkin soup, and pumpkin turnavers. In Los Angeles, nine members of the "Life Begins at 60 and 70 Super Marathoners" were jogging on an annual 286-mile relay run to Las Vegas, Nev., hoping to break the record of 40 hours, 33 minutes they set In 1974. They are between the ages of 62 and 77. tps LI44W The t,,.t 10 e a4I it thu Pu-J.,14 5,.i"i & L &$ioIiQn NI Qu4I57% �- 4 Evening Heiald ;loo N. cvn,n' ... Thursday. November 25, 19?6-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. (1SURIN, Editor JOSEPH I). VAN BRACKI.E. Advertising Director 9 Hi'nie l)elivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20, Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Honda same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40 A Gee, Mike, I hardly knew Ye That's a r&nark recently uttered by a reporter alter watching former commission chairman Mike Hattaway depart his position after a primary defeat by a political newcomer. The rmiark was prompted, no doubt, by actions of the newly elected Republican majority headed up b Dick Vviiliaiiis. Politics is politics, but some citizens had hoped for an end to strictly partisan county commission decisions with the return of the Republicans to the lx)ud. Alas, It is not to be. Take, for example, recent decisions at board meetings. Republicans stick together like glue. [)ecisions seem orchestrated almost as if "things" had been decided beforehand, Three Republicans decided one attorney was sufficient to staff the new legal department. Three Republicans postponed any decision on an ad-hoc committee's report on impact lees. Three FRENCH AVE,, SANFORD, E'I.A. 32711 Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or 8314993 — ________ — lesson The Clock For Today fly ED PRICKETT Thanksgiving Day isn't going to be the happiest in history today for many Seminole High School students, their families, and fans of the Seminole football team. rarncuiariy as iney watcfl the myriad of footba1 l games on television — and dream bf what might have been on the field for them in the state playoffs the next several weeks. Seminole, because of one player's apparent exercise in misjudgment is out of those playoffs. The players, families and fans, naturally, are disappointed But nothing is ever all bad. These players, fans and families should also be proud on this Thanksgiving - giving thanks that the students at Seminole High School are being guided in their development and progress by such educators as principal Donald Reynolds. Reynolds, without hesitation, reported the ineligibility situation to authorities. "This hurts a lot," he conceded. But he did it anyway. Because it was right. And this fact of life must not be lost on all concerned and interested, In this age of cynicism and distrust of public officials and policy makers, it is reassuring that old-fashioned honesty, straightforwardness and integrity are still intact. Reynolds and others involved in bringing this situation to light must be commended, "Oh, what a lesson," asst. coach Jay Stokes was quoted by Herald sports editor Jim Haynes. "I just hope everyone — coaches, teachers and the players — learn something from this." "This type of thing is hard to swallow," admitted Reynolds, "hut there are rules and we have to abide by them." Those words say it all — and they must not be lost or buried by the disappointment of the moment, That disappointment will dissipate with time. But the lesson must not. Especially among the youths directly and indirectly involved in the week's events as they march on toward adulthood and complete maturity. The I(e y I'rc)ble tTl As our economy continues to sag, the first big problem President-elect Carter and his new administration will face is what to do about it. Some stimulation is clearly needed. What kind and how much is needed is not so clear, If President Ford erred when it came to economic stimulation, it was on the side of too little and too late. If President-elect Carter errs, it is likely to be on the side of too much too 50011. The danger, of course, is inflation. Too much government spending can lead to an overexpansion of credit. Too much demand can drive up prices. But when a large share of our production facilities lie idle because of lack of demand, there is little danger of shortages developing, Our government must steer a middle course between the Scylla of unemployment and the Charybdis of inflation, In our country, a tax cut for individuals would give a quick boost. Carter is already considering such a cut, The growth rate needs a little encouragement just enough to get things rolling and not enough to fan inflation. - RAY CROMLEY __ L 0 Ca I Republicans decided this; three decided that. Will it never end' _.- I Vb. - eed s I-I e I p 'I, -a, __.,- - - ________________________ IN BRIEF By KIlLS NASH Herald Staff Writer Quake Toll Stands At 3,060; ) ( - 'i '" I. ,' ':/'' Supplies Enroute To Turkey columnist recently observed as she strove mightily to get into the proper l'hanksgiving spirit. "But let's see. the taxpayer can give thanks that he had enough left to buy Thanksgiving dinner after footing the bill for .\NKARA, Turkey 'APi Tents, food and were rushed today to eastern Turkey where officials estimate tip to 3,(X$) persons died in an earthquake that leveled about 100 villages near Mt. Ararat. There is no electricity. It's snowing and the temperature is minus 12 degrees Fahrenheit,'' sai(i Burhan Yavuz Yilmaz, deputy governor of stricken Van Province. ''We art! rushing tents and bread." Snow fell over most of the area as rescuers dug through the rubble of houses made of mud - ,. .:?!" F 1 , S - s' " / YR' " .-.' ' - 1" - / 11 fl!) (1' Jh111I . .' - - '-'IS - ?' ';;;'Y- .-. 3" ''. -- '.1; .4. : ;'- :.-, . - _,'.,..'-• '-- ' ' (h,rrv . I • a every boondoggle imaginable." Perhaps on this day traditionally set aside for relaxed dining and family fellowship, it would be entertaining to sit back as St. Louis carves up the Dallas turkeys and review a few classic examples of these expensive mindbogglers. U.S. Sen. William Proxmlre iD-Wis.j has long been calling attention to government's asinine usage of tax revenues with his annual — — and suii'dried brick that crumbled easily as "Golden Fleece" award. Last year the the earth shifted. senator achieved an even higher level Expert To Visit South Africa VASlIIN(;TuN tAt' i'he State Departwent's top Africa policy expert flies this weekend to southern Africa to discuss ithodesian and Namibian problems and may meet with South African Prime Minister John South African sources said \Vednesdav that William II. Schaufele, who is assistant secretarv of state for African Affairs, will meet with 'oreign Minister I liigard Muller and prol)ably Vorster himself. Then, on his wa - - back home, he will stop over in London to tribute for collectively squandering $500,000 swap notes on the over - all scene in southern Africa in meetings with British leaders. Rut Schaufele's prime purpose for the trip is to attend, as part of a 55-member American delegation, a four'day seminar in Maseru, Lsotho, on tine' theme of ''New Directions in American-African relations.'' Co-chairmen of that conference, sponsored by the AfricanAmerican Institute, will be Sen. [)ick Clark, 1)- Iowa. and IA.'sotho's foreign minister, Charles Molapo. The group will include 20 U.S. congress men. on a project to determine why monkeys clench their jaws. The Selective Service System, for conducting a study on the need for an All. Volunteer Army at a cost of $98,lX) after the All-Volunteer Army already had been — — 0 "To my mind," declared one juror, "the the jurors' decisions, Not even Miller's general tMiller) was trying to Influence the suggestion that board members take pre-servict' board to be very harsh in dealing with Marines conduct Into consideration had been prejudicial. 4 involved with drugs," Wilson found. He therefore recommended that "1 can see," stated another, that such no action be taken against Miller. a letter could have a very different effect on an Thl was a bit too much for Wilson's superior, officer concerned with his military career" Gen R E Cushman Jr then the Marine Corp.s I can recall three instances when the commandant, who gave Miller an ad board wls deciding a verdict "reported another minl.strative slap on the wrist officer, 'the senior members reminded us that 11 Then the whole affair apparently, was we voted in favor of the accused, the general forgotten Miller was given another star He Is — established. The U.S. Congress, for treating Itself in a pampered fashion while the majority of Americans were feeling the pinch or the — — crunch of a sagging economy. Prime examples were increased Senate staff - Prisoner Exchange Pact Due -, -- ' '. •,; . , 1'/ ii ii , _I* ' s " .. p.m today in the Mexican foreign ministry. The exchange, oflicially called a ''transfer of sanctions,'' would let Americans innprisoned in Mexico and Mexicans held in tJ.S sober fish. "They seemed to be Interested in testing what It means to be 'stewed to the gills," Proxmire wrote, "or the meaning behind the expression 'he drinks like a fish." We at Flagship Bank of Sanford have a lot to be thankful for too. — A U .S. Embass Israel AP other persons were nine official was killed and nured when their bus overturned late driescIav near Beersheba, police reported. TEL AVIV, — mnandeering plush government jets to fly around the country urging business and civic groups to conserve fuel. Zarb made 13 flights in 1975, which cost taxpayers $25,000 and consumed 19,000 gallons of fuel. Half of Zarb's YOUR PATRONAGE We have extended our drive-in banking services to 6:00 p.m. daily. Drive-by banking is available 24 hr. a day. Enjoy them during the busy holidays ahead! year. Culminating Prox.rnlre's "prodigal picks," was the selection of the annual "Fleece of the Year" winner. It went to the U.S. Air Force for its maintenailce and operation of a $66 million fleet of 23 plush jet airplanes. They made 975 flIghts during the first 10 months of 1975, 100 to transport Senators and FLAGSHIP BANK Congressmen and 875 to cart administration officials all over the globe. This "service" cost taxpayers a minimum of $6 million. OF SANFORD 201.) W. FIRST STREET ;DOWNTOWN There is some good news, however. All the research into why monkeys clench their jaws has been dropped. And the NSF did not renew two of the three contracts to consultants looking into the "love" phenomenon. i'OST c4Hj iOX 17. SANFORD, F1.ORIDA 12771 3O- 322- lhll On the other hand, the House's "automatic" elevators still have operators, and worse yet the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse has refused to curtail its studies into whether drunk fish exhibit a more bellicose attitude than sober fish. Even a noble and time-honored institution like Thanksgiving can't be 100 per cent. • , — might become upset." now a three-star general In command of Marine —St1llanothtroIficerrecal1edaversaUon Coi'pS aviation And the acconunodatmg WiLsor' with a fellow juror 'After receiving a critical has replaced Cushman as the new Marine Corps letter from the general," the juror said he Corimlandant. "would be more careful" In the future, WATCH ON WASTE The taxpayers could The record shows that Miller apparently aave ''ens 01 millions of dollar," if the - -- - Victor Owen I.. Bell leona M. Coil Linda Davis Lige I'oell Brain Rush Johnnie B. Suns hul E. Elsea Mary P. Swankhuus — — '9 cp Vernon A. Davis Pheobe M I)uvall rl C. Fishier Sherree Y. Golden Annie (;riffis Wiliiini I. Sheila) , :--' - "H " . - - - — Scuef GE Flashbar 10 pHOlO 01 FUJI. OAF, ItCH 01 3M developed £print.d • BO'1,''t, A N!rihFiathiicr , W JlLG ''C I 1—' 11.11jiuJ - 12-UP, KODACOLOR or WALGIFEN PRINT FILM 'i ':# 11'.!. 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Kride'r Sr John M. l,autzenhls&'r Mamie MaRoon — U LongAood Steven Coil), liden Ilirt, Osteen Scott Crockett — 514W Clara 1.. Tyn, Deltona Barbara Dumpier, A. Maxie Boozer Billy Chambers Sr. Agnes L. Burnsed - Mrs. Robert Williams. boy I ______________ Deltona sanford; The (lead man was identified as James C. Dean, 3ti, first secretary of the embassy tn Tel Aviv. 'line State I)epartnwnt in Washington said the injured included Mrs. George Vounts, wife of a science attache at the embassy. tier condition was not known. ". . . Alfreida Addison -IlAI;F 'a4.s-.,.n — Florenct' Monforton Mildred D. Opdyke Lt # cS4fl414$,, Energy Czar Frank Zarb took one monthly award for his habit of com- AL)MISU)NS hanford El Lopez M,-ivin J. Miller J-'ie 0. MoficU Lllcn Poole Willard Sessions Juanita Southward Frank Dyer, Casselberry Kenneth P. James, DeBary Frank Kim. Deltuna Dorothy W. Miller, Deltona -.- ii :.-- a--' The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse, for plunking down $102,000 to ascertain whether drunk fish are more aggressive than Sherry I). Mc(leod Tummy I I ftE'. .'I'i .4!"•*,, How fortunate we are to be living in a land that has been blessed with such great abundance for so many years. As each family gathers around the table this Thanksgiving Day, there'll be choruses of "oohs" and "aahs" over the beautiful turkey Mom has prepared and the bountiful spread before us, them. I I SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR! - NOVEWWI( 21 I ,. . . HOSPITAL NOTES Mt:xl('() ('ITY 'APt Thanksgiving promised to be special for hundreds of Amencans in Mexican jails with the planned signing of a prisoner exchange agreement by Mexico and the United States The' l_ , .S, Embassy Sai(1 Ambassador John j. Jova would attend a signing ceremony at 5 made sure the military "Jurors" underhini knew military jurors whom Miller said he wasn't di4charge board officers whether they con- around to reducing health care costs. what his ideas were. trying to influence, If their rulings displeased the in 1972, C4Ongrus passed a law authorizing the sidered the pre-military service conduct of the The dory Is toW in documents that were general, quite dly, they risked ioslng defendant. It is against the law for a artt to develop new ways of reducing person to never Intended to be refused to the public. After promotions and hurting their careerL receive a leshahonorabie discharge on the these cuats. The top offidals have taken four years and have spent millions of doLlars. Yet not Miller's Intervention came to the attention of analyzing the doearnents and soliciting ap basis of pre-z.crvice conduct. praisals from two experts In military law, we Marine Corps headquarters, which assigned The case against Miller appeared to be solid, one of the experiments has been completed. have concluded that Miller conunitted serii Gen. Lotis H. Wilson Jr., to invedIate. The Indeed, the investigating Gen. Wilson Inside sources tell us that the top officials ünproprietles. discharge board officers, at the risk of offending acknowledged that moat of Miller's letters were aren't trying to "scuttle the effort" It is "just To take atypical letter, Miller wrote sternly the big brass, generally agreed that Miller's perceived by the military jurors as attempts to lack of attention." A spokesman explained that to an officer who served as a juror: "Your recent letters were improper attempts to Influence their the bureatKtafic problems were sc complex that Influence their actions, participation as senior member of the decisions. Here are a few samplings from their Nevertheless, Wilson solemnly Concluded It took months merely to analyze the situation. Mminlstrative Discharge &ajd, confidential statements: that his fellow general had no intent to influence Scene PrOp(ed 5olutions, he said, will be ready , ..1i••.•_••' ..'.- trips were made in four-engine jet aircraft hich burn enough fuel in one hour to keep the average American driver on the road for a bureaucratic scrutiny by Initiating a "Fleece of the Month" prize "for the biggest or most ridiculous or most ironic example of waste or stupid government spending" In a given 30day period. Among the 12 winners were: The National Science Foundation NSF, for entering into three research contracts costing a total of $84,000 in an effort to determine why people fall in love. The NSF, the U.S. Space Agency and the Office uf Naval Research received a Joint Vorster. a' of Analysis jails return to their hornt'lands to serve out their sentences ,., I I Building to house these additional employes, and a $10 million boost In House expenses for equipment, materials, telephones, etc. The crowning absurdity was the $1.3 million laid out by the House to automate 19 elevators while it still retained the operators who ran . . medical supplies -- - ' " allowances (before the Elizabeth Ray scandal, of course), a new Senate Office "Every year it seems harder to decide what to give thanks for or Turkey Day," an area U.S. Official Killed . ' 1 I , .( iIiUiN.''. A Taxpayer's Thanks For What'$ Left WORLD — — . , I .ti\ .'. Wilson (left) of the Goo Samaritan Home, and to Capt James Snelson corndIVdIIUU The third check went to Jim Lynd (right photo, center), dIrector of the Seminole Youth Ranch. that's Sheriff .Jnhn Polk's - -- ,,' • a JACK ANDERSON .'., ____ H'; It WASHINGTON Hard-working, d-fl(5J recently revlewea y me... LA. Gen. 1.11. Miller, a model Marine officer "I am taking this opportunity to Inquire why horn his close-cropped hair to his bras.s buttons, you believe that a person convicted of possession doesn't believe in coddling of marijuana should be retained In the Marine For example, the Idea of a Marine sanplmg Cori. marijuana, which Miller regards as the weed of "It appears very obvious to me that the long haired set, is enough to bring fire to his possession of marijuana is not an honorable face Hewoulddrijmtheo(fendei gofpursuit and one not easily confased with what and chew out any officer who showed leniency Marines and the general public have come to indeed, Miller wrote at least 16 letters to expect of Marines who receive discharges under officers on discharge boards, scolding them for honorable conditions" their leniency. This sort of Intervention In legal Perhaps mindful that military jurors are proceedings Is strictly prohibited by both stposed to be independent, the general cx military law and Marine Coqs regulations plalned unconvincingly that he was writing not Ithappenedacoupleof yearsago when Miller to influence your future action but to point out was the convening authority of the ad- whatIbellevetobeanerrorInJunton your ministrative discha.re hoards at Pninl rInt" r' z !t ans. as he donated checks of $50 to three county servIce programs. First, one UIa&JUcI, — ' P j ''iiiu'. I _____ '(j - In handing President Gerald Ford the WASHINGTON — Six days after Jimmy ' . narrowest of defeats on Nov. 2, the American Carter was elected president, Dr. Eugene . , . '/ people have paid him high tribute. Younts, of the University of Georgia, bluntly told It was Rep. Gerald Ford wbo, In 1974, assured an assemblage of scientists the harsh economic " his colleagues that should he somehow inherit 1' facts facing his state — as well as its cities and . the presidency he had no amhitions to run for t, counties. . fl" office in his own right In 1976. Younts was talking about conditions where he Few expected tohold him tothat promise, if it lives and works. But the problems he raises are was a promise — nor was it a condition of his not unique to Georgia or the South. They stretch \' . "'.-' " appointment to the vice presidency. But In through almost as many states, cities and rural 1 ' i, defeat, Gerald Ford at least has the consolation areas as the mind can reach. They illustrate, , , )' ; , of knowing that, against all the odds, he very .. therefore, the awesome problem Mr. Carter -' nearly won election to an office that In his 30 faces as president if he decides, as he has in. " I, years as a congressman he never dreamed of dicated he might, that this is a problem to be ,. . i //.f V seeking. ''1 tackled from Washington. He has much more than that to console him. As for Georgia's cities, says Vounts, citizens , : ' of course. aredernanding more public services. Inflation is If all the commentators agree on one thing escalating costs. Meanwhile the tax base is ' I about Gerald Ford, It is that he was the right slipping, with businesses moving out to suburban , 't man In the right place at the right time shopping centers and inner city property values i /, . . n Whateverhiswantofbrdlianceasanatjonalan1 \i steadily declining. world leader, his calm administration and the The city problems are complicated by more personal respect and trust he commanded i,,ruc ' and more crime, by tense interracial relationcarried the nation successfully over one of the ships, and by the increasing willingness of courts most crucial periods in its history. Thanksgiving to intervene in labor-management differences, That judgment might have been vastly diischool systems and a variety of other local ________________________________________________________________________________ ferent four years from now, however, hat matters. Younts could easily be talking here of candidate Ford won the election — and only New York or Chicago. few votes In a few key states would have done It But it is not only cities which are going Taking office next January in an uncertain through turmoil. Rural counties suffer as young JOHN CUNNIFF and worsening economic climate, lacking any people move o it for want of opportunity, and the dramatic new plans for attacking the nation's populace grows old. problems and without any power base in an City-county problems have intensified as the overwhelmingly Democratic Congress to supS a I S (\V I ye P e r S federal government has grown ever more active e C t I 'e port those plans If he had them, L'.e Ford at enforcing it,s environmental rulings and its Administration might well have foundered and occupational health and safety regulations — in NEW YORK (AP — A clearer perspective on been far less than robust. drifted for four years — and with it the nation. addition to meeting its objectives in social the possible need for a tax cut is likely to merge America needs more than a caretakerj The strength or weakness of sales, therefore, is services and transportation planning. after retailers have a chance to assess the going to be watched closely over the next few president in the immediate years ahead, and the At the same time, says Younts, there are results of the Christmas selling season. weeks by the incoming administration, and quite American people in their collective wisdom increasing demands for "citizen participation" This period, which traditionally begins around likely will play an important role in its plans for decided at the polls on Nov. 2 that for all their in formulating local government policies and a Thanksgiving and continues right through to the the economy, doubts about Jimmy Carter, he was the canS heavy growth in the number of groups Involving end of the year, is expected to be an unusually While President-elect Jimmy Carter continues didate who offered the greatest hope of providing themselves in political matters. With so many sensitive measure of consumer attitudes thiS to advise Americans that he has not as yet made land mustofprovide. the kind leadership the highest office in the diverse demands, it is becoming more and more year. up his mind on a tax cut, the series of weak th difficult for government to decide what is, In But this is no rebuff to Gerald Ford. If he IS 0) Retail sales throughout the summer and fall dicators, including retail sales, has made t.he fact, the majority voice, lincoln, neither is he a Herbert Hoover, a man have been regularly termed disappointing, issue the hottest topic among economists, These pressures from a multitude of groups rising in October by only two-tenths of 1 per cent overwhelmed by events and turned out of office on all sides of every question, Younts implies over those of September. Dollar sales are no Lawrence Klein, Carter adviser and operator as unequal to the challenges of the times. Mr i through he does not say it outright), have ex- better than they were last spring. of the Wharton School econometric model, has Ford's narrow defeat was high tribute, and a posed on what thin ground many government Indicated support for a tax cut. So has Walter tremendous expression in thanks from his fellow Late reports suggest more zip is being added to decisions have been made in the P5t. ileller, chief economic adviser under Presidents citizens for a job well done : the retail picture In recent weeks, but it wouldn't Kennedy and Johnson. Local governments are finding they do not bethelirst time that such preliminary estimates Gerald Ford will certainly never be have the scientific and technical data to prove turned to be based more on hope than perremembered as one of our great presidents. But the passage of years can only add luster to his they are right when opponents object, say, to the formance. location of a landfill, to the methods used in name and a deeper appreciation of the yeoman Manulacturers' inventories, meanwhile, are service he rendered the nation during his brief Letters to the editor are weconjeiJ for asses&nents. pick up the economists will have to ind a the Carter era. Whatttlismeansisthatstate,cjtyandcounty stronger term with a mailing address and, it possible, a than lull or pause, and the new governments are up to their ears and telephone number so the Identity of the slowly president might have to take firm action. sinking because of their Inability to handle the They may call her "Ma Bell" but she's no rltcr may be verified. The Evening Inventory buildup is not always a sign of pressures from above and below. women's libber not when it comes to separate herald will respect the wishes of writers weakness, and can in fact be a sign of confidence telephone book listings for husbands and wives. who do not want their names In print. The Younts has a Partial solution bringing in In the economy by businessmen who feel it Is It seems that a growing number of people are EvenIng herald also reserves expert technical help from the universities, bOth the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform complaining about the Bell System's policy. the local ones and others from states which share better to be prepared for a sales Improvement which is general throughout the country, of to space requirements, common problems. This would be in addition to than a sales decline, impcning an extra charge for a separate listing, national research sponsored by the federal Those expectations haven't been fulfilled of or not offering double listings like "John and government and other institutions, late. While inventories accumulate, sales have __________________________________________ tary Doe." j — ' 1' h a n Ic s For A J ob Well Done -: k ___ DON OAKLEY ., :-'- —. _c__ _ ____ It's better that I don't write about his con servative political philosophy because after each article his decisions become more and more In opposition to the "little people." In short, more elitist, more Republican. All critical columns, however, should end on a positive note. So Gee, Mike, I hardly knew Ye - - .- — Gn m en t of course, the former Seminole coach has time to turn it around. Whether he will or not is for the future to decide. - ,;, 1 — "Why are you drinking my coffee, Dick?" Kimbrough suddenly announced. 'Let him be chairman he'll do anything," - __-t, I71'-)A But to watch Williams in action one would think not county cornhe's been selected President mission chairman. Watching Williams in action is a real trip. At a recent work session, the new chairman dipped into Republican colleague John Kimbrough's domain, . t ,.- urIuruay, r,uv. a, piped in Democratic Commissioner Harry Kwlatkowskl. I say watching Williams isa "real trip," because I've never seen such a transformation. After all, chairmanships are political plums — not an expression of the will of the people. Republicans And Williams is like a kid with a tong soughtalter new toy — the chairmanship. A chairmanship, it should be noted, that was awarded by his fellow Republicans since it's doubtful the electorate would have chosen Williams chairman. If they had a choice, that is. That premise is based on the fact that Williams, as an incumbent commissioner, barely squeaked by Democratic challenger Dave ;unter. Gunter, a police captain and vhtual unknown, almost ended Williams' career as a county commissioner. ' nra,u ,dnruru, ri. •-' iL - -: - T-=- 3-:--- " == - :_H - ....-,- - .-. - - - ' - . --, - . - . . . ,- ,,-...kt �4 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 25, 1976 'a .-'-.- Yk....4 Ii.. 48 i.a WA NFL-- S What Are f'kt;1 ism j* Evenino Herald, Sanford, F!. - They Really Like ? (p 1 THE RACE By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer THE LINDS: STEPHEN AND JACKIE WITH 'BABY' L ind: Veteran Of World Travel Stephen Lind, the son of a military family, happened to be born in Topeka, Kan., because his mother was there briefly awaiting their transfer to Tampa. When only three weeks old, his parents moved to Florida and he hasn't been back to Kansas since. The family went around the world as LAnd's father, an officer on General Douglas MacArthur's staff, was transferred from place to place. As the Korean War broke out, the Linds were one of the few American families who stayed in Japan. "Everyone was afraid of the Chinese hordes invading Japan," Lind said. "When my mother bundled my brother and me up to go to Japan, other American military families were coming back to the states." Lind, who with his brother attended elementary school on the military base In Japan, remembers as a child the bomb craters in the streets of Tokyo left from World War II. During the Vietnam War, he served a tour of duty himself in the military and while on a rest-and-recuperation leave In Japan was impressed with the tremendous masses of humanity on the streets. "The Japanese men would sooner be turned out in their underwear as be seen without a three-piece suit," he d Lind sells sporting goods to elementary schools. His wife, Jackie, is a housewares buyer at Ivey's. They have two pet cats, Baby and Muffin. Lind enjoys tennis, calling himself a fair player. He said playing tennis gives him the opportunity to meet "the nicest people." Lind said he has always lived within five miles of Seminole County, attended Glenridge and Howard Junior High Schools, graduating from the old Winter Park High. He received his associates degree at Seminole Community College and his baccalaureate from Florida Technological University. He said he got interested in Winter Sp:ings politics when a neighbor who was involved asked him to attend a city council meeting. "I was dissatisfied with what I saw," he said, adding that he Is young and aggressive and believes he can be of service to the city. He said he would like to see the police department beefed up with more men and their equipment, now "a little thin," updated and improved. He called the city's fire department "fantastic." Other improvements he favors are: recreation areas, road paving and representation for all the community's Sines' Of - THE SINES: DON, MARY G WITH HOAGY, SHEILA WITH PEPI GETPROFESSIONA1 carpet cleaning results! whit-youplappiflos) 0 RENT OUR RINIENVAC — the new poflabts, ally-to- use hot water eitiec. on carpet dean.g michvi that T3= vt fJ.. hot *stas end cg soon Iooiini and fti din. grrne and ;iid to the catp,t surtc. wtwa they eta ninimteIy vcuwnsd up '(f cargets CLEAN and FRESHI 4' AsnI for only 31200 iby C11AU C-AIPtI$ CUMU sws 11110 tt*iia (Sail) Reigns RJNUNVAC to, the diy you went to 91t yow dean 'W'Y -A ehèvjluidd 5co( ty YOU c..*,u cj it ',cji WEATHER Wednesday's high U, today'i low 31. Mostly fair today and partly cloudy Friday. Not as cold with highs around 70 today and In the mid to upper 70s Friday. 10w1 tonight In the low 50*. Variable winds around 10 mph. TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 11:21 a.m., 11:58 p.m., low 455 a.n, 5:43 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 11:0 a.m., 11:31 p.m., low 4:46 am., 5:21 p.m. Bayport: high 3:21 a.m., 5:17 p.m., low 1O-.47a.m.,1054 p.m. SEMINOLE ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD Ewningftcmld ,4\ Army, Donald Sines' 20-year career In the military was interrupted between World War II and the Vietnam war briefly with his college education at Ohio University. M so .8 8628 led fit A three-man race will appear on the Winter Springs ballot Dec. 7, for Seat 1 on the city council, currently held by Donald Sines. The winner will be determined by plurality - the highest number ot votes. A majority is not necessary. The only way a runoff would be held is if two candidates received an identical number of votes. Challenging Sines, 49, who was appointed to the city council in July to fill an unexpired term, are Rev. Robert Clark, 41, and Stephen Lind, 32. The man elected to seat 1 two years ago, Irwin Hunter, resigned earlier this year to accept a job in Atlanta. Former Councilman John Booth, appointed to the vacancy, resigned two weeks later, and then Sines was appointed. Sines and Lind are both residents of the Tuscawilla area, Lind at 51 Partridge Circle and Sines at 1304 Deer Run. Rev. Clark, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Winter Springs, lives at 608 Murphy Rd. The city council has designated two polling places for the election. The first, which includes those city voters residing in precincts 13 and 24, is the firehouse at 103 M N. Moss Road; the second is at the firehouse at Tuscawilla for those city voters residing in precinct 50. Poll officials at the Moss Road firehouse are: Helen Green, clerk; Louise Owens, Norma Lang and Ruth Layo while the officials at the Tuscawilla polling place are: Mrs. Patricia Lombardy, clerk; Mrs. Marge Williams, Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs. Reel Elliott. 1 THE CLARKS: ROBERT, HOBBY AND NELDA Clark: Sports Keep Hie Busy Rev. Robert Clark is interested in a number of sports activities and hobbles, Including soccer, guns, animals of all descriptions - particularly horses and dogs. lie enjoys bowling, golf and swimming. A resident of Winter Springs for nearly two years, he was born in Pontiac, Mich. lie Is a graduate of Bob Jones Academy in Greenville, S.C., and attended Bob Jones University and Mid-Western Baptist College In Michigan. He was ordained a Baptist minister and is pastot of the First Baptist Church of Winter Springs, an independent church. Active in sports In college, he played soccer in a small college league. The church located at Hays and Bahama is In its first phase of construction and facing Bahama Road. Future tu e ix r Campus been actively involved in the bicentennial committee and In a voter-registration drive that increased the numbers of voters in the city by 14 per cent. lie worked on preparation of lie received his degree in the city's comprehensive landpolitical science after only two use plan as a member of the years and four months, paying city's planning commission and his pnaj.tnj tr irtina his was a member of the planning family with assistance from the and zoning board, elected by his G.I. Bill and part-time work as colleagues chairman of that advisory board. a bartender. Sines' hobbies are camping, While pursuing his higher education, there was not a and jogging; Mrs. Sines and her single semester In which he mother play a lot of golf. Sines said he solicited his took fewer than 21 credits of study and his grade average for appointment to the city council the period was one-tenth of a in July because "it seemed to me that every Interest has been point below a B. Sines was born In pt. represented on the city council except one - the people of the Pleasant, Ohio. He and his wife, Sheila, have city." two children, John Edward, a lay minister in the Baptist Church In Hampton, Va., married and the father of a girl, Abigail; and daughter, Connie Sue, married recently and residing in Bergen, N.J. lie said he wants the city to remain the way It Is, to keep its ruiai setting. This Is his first campaign for elective office. "Until there Is more volvernent by the people in city government, we will have problems," Sines predicted. his own radio programs on three local radio stations for a time. Upon moving to Winter Springs, Clark said the first thing he did was register to vote. "I would not run for national office," Clark said. "But, my ; family Is being raised here and I am obligated to be Interested in what Is going on here. If I It Is not unheard of for a were elected to the council, and minister to run for public office did not make sound or to be Involved in public af- knowledgeable judgments and fairs, Rev. Clark said, noting decisions and did not tell the that John Witherspoon, who truth, what kind of a minister signed the Declaration of would I be' .Inc city seems to be run by Independence, was a a small minority of people. I am . Presbyterian minister. qualified because of my lie and his wife of nine years. Nelda, expecting the couple's background. I have the time to second child, met in devote and meeting people is Indianapolis, when Clark was my business," he said. "I'm concerned with the area associate pastor of a church. Their only son, Robby, 7, Is a I am living and I'M trying to student at the Altamonte establish a church here." Clark said he is concerned Christian School. with the grave and growing .Mrs. Clark Is a beautician. juvenile delinquency problem When Clark came to the in the area, claiming that Orlando area from Knoxville marijuana Is being grown and where he had been an associate used in the area and that pastor, he became an associate teenagers are having sex at a large Orlando church and parties. then pastor of the Beuena Vista Clark said he would like to see Baptist Temple. the city's tax base expanded by ue DdLI3 Church in winier bringing more business Into the Springs currently has 16 community to relieve the tax families as members. He had burden. In S fl h- The younger Sines devote a great deal of time to working with girls at a drug rehabilitation center. Mrs. Sines' mother, Mary Long, well-known at the Tuscawilla golf course, makes her home with the Sines family in Tuscawifla. Sines completed his service with the military 2 years ago in Hampton, Va., then moving to Florida. He served three years as an enlisted man before separating from the service following World War II and reeniisting after receiving his college degree. During his tours of duty, he served in Morocco twice and Is a veteran of "I-a--TIVUW.IIJ. Separating from the military with the rank of major, Sines said service life provides a good life and many interesting experiences. Hels seven years into a new career as a financial representative of the Burroughs Corp., to banks and savings and loan Institution In Orange and Votusia countles.— in Winter S ,Slneshas — construction plans Include a day-care center and a Christian school. If he had not received a calling to the ministry, he would have liked to have become an attorney, Clark said, adding that in college he took political science and has long been Interested In the political process. 1776 I)IS(O'ER. ..__- BICENTENNIAL _______ _______ AMERICA 1976 p 1) _______________________________________________________ 1 - FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ek4two t IDEAS G4, SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI -a �!A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 23, 1t7 44 BLON DIE Chic Young TIf ( HERB, I'M GOING TO 7 RUN O WITH THE WHEN HERB WATOIES F00TBALL HE DOESN'T HEAR SAY 4 SOMETIME ON FOURTH DN*i GONNA PUNT HIM! M ILKMAN' 45 Confederate ACROSS I Happy ) ' 48 Braid Sl For each 52 Soft food Month (abbr) 9 Snoop 1 2DeVaIaras 21 J Ii •-y'ø5 }\ Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY 13 Animal iome 14 Motoring association BITS ON TARI ol F I N Ii Y _____ __ € 56 Hate O 59 Compass 15 Can be lirought forth I? Orange seed 181 riny espanse 19 lillboards 20 sounds bell 22 6 fore (prefix( 23 Chum 24 rasten 27 Rear end (Fr) 32 It a lian volcano 34 Extremity 35 Strike lightly 36 School organi ration (abbr) 31 Few (Fr) 39 Shoot from ambush 41 African land 44 New Testament book S S [S TI N A R 1 5 r K - ! L I S A S A L M ARIES (March 21-April 19) . An excellent day to discuss ideas, but keep it on a high I If L ID plane. light socializing or an attempt to push romance will fall on Its face. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Get into that fix.it project or clean out the garage today, but do it on your own. Don't expect help from the family. You'll be better off without it. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) In any mental endeavors today, let the other person hold the reins. Though you feel lucky, you tend to strain too hard for achievement. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Put your plans for projects down on paper, but hold off buying materials to carrry them out. It's a bad day to shop for bargains. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's a B 05ST 40 Dissenting 16 Sedan vote 21 Samuel, 42 Here (Fr) teacher 43 Primate (2 22 Pigsty was) 23 Big leaguer DOWN 47 Jackies 2nd 24 Yawn husband 25 Latvian 1 Horse 26 Mormon State 48 Cooking directives utensils 28 Suitcase 2 Reside 49 Moon forte 3 29 Homeric poem goddess 4 lions home 30 Wholly 50 Antiquated 5 Slipped engrossed 51 Study 6 Workroom, 31 Summers (Fr) 52 Call 7 Kerosene 33 One who 53 Egyptian deity 8 Rigs deserts faith 54 Annoying one 9 Breadwinner 10 Fence timber 38 Environment 51 Depraved Ii Mouths (si) agency (bbr) 58 Actor Sparks 110 111 1 9 !8 — .- .— 14 12 17 16 1 15 __________ - ___ -- 21 W6 All) I KAVF IN Mi. 1W I WISH VR PJ M RIEç I Wt)tc — OJH4 co,r SM THAT. — -— 2 I DID. 2311 BEEN — 11210ONE NOME N ENE 0 a I 48 49 50 REHEARSALS HAVE A T5 6 57 — 59 60 62 \4V I"m AA I ci 55 63 11 111 54 1 good day for affairs of the heart or social get-togethers, as long Cause Cataracts rr I IM lJOT OM -v J IDLE Gc1P, 5UT, PfXRE.SS AkiO €AJELdDfs1EAJt ARE . . I cZ(6rfl k)G DRXRED' I J .. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Live it up with large groups. Have a good time with lots of people where the bright lights1 are. Keep aloof from one-to-one confrontations. 1 ' 1 Dr. — fl ____________ , by Stoffel & Heimdohl I OVER HERE IS .)JR IS-HOLE GOLF CCURSE.' AY 1/ 'M4ERE.2 1d AN' OVER HERE IS HA\ENT NA ,:'T ANN' 1 IMAGINATION? UR LAKE FER EOATIN' 5AILIN', AN' WATER 51(itN'! IA IA --- / I "-. ,&*sY.3i ' REAL- E 4 r _~~7zl cheeses also considered Radio City Station, New York, A California reader wants to The first contract tournaNY 10019. ment of the American Bridge know the correct response to [)EAR READER — No it isn't DEAR DR. LAMB — Is a League was held in Chicago in partner's one-club opening bid so, I did write that some hiatal hernia the same as a November, 1929 It was won with scientists had suggested yogurt "diaphragmatic hernia?" A by the Chicago team of Nils aKxxVAQxs •KxxJxx was one caus e of cataracts. clinic diagnosed mine as the Wester, Louis Haddad, Robert The correct response is one Their studies were based on latter and Ihave never heard of Halpin and Max Cohen Here heart. Your hand also Is one of the hands that con- qualifies for two notrump. but rats eating large amounts of the term. tributed to their victory, as it is far better not to conceal yogurt. Commercial yogurt and Also so a clinic diagnosed described by Mr. Wester who your good four-card suit You some cheeses are often Al on my n eck M a sat Nor th. probably will wind up in t hi ckened with nonfat dry milk seba ce o us cyst while a private The bidding included one notrump in any event Powder which makes these doctor diagnosed it as a tumor forcing bid Mr. Wester's (Do you have a question products very high in lactose. (lipoma). Are not a tumor and four notrump. In accordance the experts' Write "Ash The scientists had theorized cyst two di ffer en with their system, a jump to t things? I am Jacobys" care of this that the high lactate content of puzzled by these diagnoses. four notrump forced to a slam newspaper rhe Jacobys will yogurt was responsible for the and showed general strength. DEAR READER answer individual questions Yes, a Here is Mr. Wester's cataracts in the rats. if stamped, sell- addressed Natal hernia is one type of analysis of the bidding. I also pointed out in the envelopes are enclosed The Haddad's opening bid of two column that these studies did diaphragmatic hernia. The term hiatus refers to the hearts showed a good heart most interesting questions NOT mean that yogurt causes suit and side strength. will be used in this column cataracts in people. Studies In opening in the diaphram Needless to say it was not for- and will receive copies of rats are not directly applicable through which the esophagus JACOBY MODERN) passes to join the stomach. A cing to humans. And humans do not eat a comparable amount of hernia through the hiatus in the SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox yogurt used for the ex- diaphram then is a Natal PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vc,m.,r WHAT L_I A DOES HE 6RAIN WANT 10 SURGEON! — FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovi js_.. Cl 0 hernia or a diaphragmatic CL of C , H : O -: W! r Cataracts are caused by hernia. Some many' different factors, including radiation, and hereditary factors. They are more common in diabetics. There is no evidence that a person who has cataracts should not eat yogur t or cheese if he so desired. Some cheeses cannot be eaten in large amounts if you want to stay on a low-fat, lowcholesterol diet, but otherwise, unless you have lactose intolerance with digestive symptoms from it, there is no reason you can't use these products. I am sending you The Health Letter number 7.2, Milk Products: Good and Bad, to provide you with more information on the lactose problem in particular. Others who want this information can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for it. Just send your request to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Ilow's your health? Not so lived this Thousands— maybe millions are hurting more. I have you - ever visited a veterans' hospital? Or a rehabilitation birds sing, use your vocal chords to utter human sounds, walk to the / 1 )\ , . . / diaphragmatic hernias are in different areas of the diaphram as f ro m an injury or a birth defect. - - The term tumor is a genera term and can be used simply to mean swelling, even from inflammation. It is more often used to mean any kind ota lump l f ~J) David S. Feinberg and Marion :arOu1SOfl, RSVI' members, ready gifts ii' the Brad!eeMcliitsrt' House shopping spree . Com miss ion Supports ERA Support of the Eq ua l Rights Amendment ERAI has been /iø:;,i!s) _____ _______ A - i '1 ' . . " from any source . J '. - / 41 10 'J - 't . t I a-- ' %IIt I l.V N A lipomna Is a tumor because it is a lump. The lump in this instance is fatty tissue. They are not dangerous or injurou.s to your health. A sebaceous cyst and a lipom are not the same thing. iI&I.S flrn, ('ItOTT"i' JARRIVE AUVEJ - '•'wiiIPiQ. "It really wasn't a bad marriage. In tact, I enjoyed it almost as much as I have the divorce" - DOONESBURY - by Garry Trudeau ' I 1I - (MTA RELI5P 12L TElL )Yj' Y175i / ,(X/ AC C4:L&L47h &Y/tU/iL%A5av FEATHER GOES -'rO THE -rfløE's 690L.O6ISfl 1','iAT HAWIRAILER 0' SHALE-9RAIL-L-E TALES ..THAT PICKY Pø L. -POKlN' PR0ØFL.. F4)PICOI.OLJS RAø.1 I NAME YOU /__T~ \..I IT1I Love. 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The house is being cure for the blues. decorated as a traditional Christmas fantasyland. Areyou('oncernedabout your Many hours of hard work country's future? Ilooray! Our have gone into the exciting system has been saved by such undertaking. with the vnlunnnern rnn.rn 1n In Leers' only reward being the government, concern for peace happy young faces beaming and concern for fair play under PERMA-PRESS •NO IRON3 • Family Unites To Give Thanks C't'i,,ui,. That Thy gifts to us may be "II the community would will go to bed hungry tonight. used for others. Amen. support the idea, we would like to include more children in the Are you lonely? The way to have wonderful a plan, explained Ms. Edelman. have a friend is to BE one, If Thanksgiving and may God The Horical Society for the nobody calls you, call them. Go bless you and yours. sacted, and an interesting talk - About 45 members of the John liuddleston family will gather at the Glen Ellen, Geneva, grove home of Mr. and Mrs. Frances If. Yerkes today for a combined faintly reunion and Thanksgiving celebration, May these remembrances attempt to be the first of many. third of the people in the world and tour of the Park was given by Posey', general curator. U.,.'.I,.,, (','.-.Ii,. l',n,,,,n,.,.,I up. s.,iutij — . thank Thee for freedom countywide, with this year's welfare. No food stamps. No stir us to service Social Security. In fact, one- was Iran- The December meeting will Commission on the Status of County Commissions of be held at the home of Mrs. Women. Seminole, Orange. Osceola and Belle Jennings with Mrs. I,eatty Commission Chairman Irevard Counties. as co-hostess, on Dec. 10. 'I! flow's your pocketbook? We Thin? Well, most of the world I,.; and remember the enslaved. M ViE S declared by the Central Florida vory body set up by the - A cyst is any sac. Even the bladder is a cyst and when a urologist looks into It he is cysto-scoping the patlent. The sac or cyst is often filled with fluid or semisolid material. A sebaceous cyst is filled with sebum, the secretions of the sebaceous gland. The Commission is an ad- We thank Thee for health and remember the sick. at Miss Irene Hinton. chaplain, led the Ritual, the Pledge to the American Flag and the American's Creed Routine business Central Florida. remember the hungry. and read the newspaper with two good eyes, praise the Lnrd A lot people couldn' t. a lot poorer. No pensions. No Meet Sallie Harrison Chapter, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, met Friday at the Central Florida Zoological Park, with the Regent, Mrs. 1. K. Wiley, presiding, and hostess for the meeting . 0, heavenly Father: We thank Thee for food and breakfast table on two good legs - "r- I As a final thought, I'll repeat my Thanksgiving Prayer: If you awakened this morning and were able to hear the uec. 7-10, Freedom rings! Look and listen. You can still worship at the church ofy our choice, cast a secret ballot and even criticize your government without Fearing a knock on the head or a knock on the door at midnight! And If you want to live under a different system, you are free to go. There are no walls or fences nothing to keep you here. - clinic for crippled children?) Its DAR Holds Zoo . long. A lot of people haven't. You're hurting? several years ago. The RSVPs and 13-16. Shopping hours will became interested in the be from ¶) am. to 12:30 P.M. project and decided to make it - - perirnents. thankful for. goo(r Well, thank God you've aiCintyTe tiouse, on - ; Ait's LAKE. A' be bused to the Bradlee- mar School PTA president dinary be a rose garden, but it also is not a patch of weeds. think what you have to be about ___________ ,. Abby On this Thanksgi ving day, . - harmful? LL LOVE Lt\.)N' OUT HERE, ELMER AN' TN' PRICE 1$ RIGHT! ______ Dear A few years ago I wrote a column especially for Thanksgiving. It was so will received that I was asked to repeat it, and now it's become almost a tradition. And here it Is again, with a few minor take a few minutes to _____ ________ cheese, buttermilk and or- 10 BUGS BUNNY _____ I t's changes. By ELDA NICIIULS December. othenvise might be unable to llerald Corres pondent they have, even if it's only a Seminole County RSVP Longwood Police Chief purchase gifts for family A gala shopping tour is in the iRetired Senior Volunteer members. penny. Our volunteers have Douglas Keller has assigned an planning stages for all Seminole Program) members, under the made gifts and worked all year officer to help with the young There are approximately County first graders in the direction of Gwen Edelman, long to make this possible. shoppers. The trip will include a 448 children in the program. "Anyone wishing to donate tour of the fire and police Compensatory Program. The have volunteered their tim e and They may purchase a gift for articles will be appreciated. We tour will be held at the Bradlee- talents to giving a merry each family member, with stations. They will eat a ba g really could MclntyTe house, Longwood, in Christmas to youngsters who whatever amount of money paper and rib use wrapping lunch and visit with Mr. and bon and boxes. We Mrs. Santa Claus. plan on gift wrapping the Only 10 youngsters at a t ime _________________________________ presents, and any merchandise will enter the store, and gifts or donations are tax- will be select ed with a volunteer _11 deductable,'' said Ms. helping each child. __ ______ . % % Edelman. The shopping tour was 1. __________ _____________ 'i Ice Children in the prograv will originated by Sanford Gram- counted 2310 Seven notrump would only have count ed 2245 Remember. In 1929 notrump scored at 35 points a trick DEAR READERS: Thanksgiving agaln.f So soon?j Lilly Arndt reminisces over Thanksgivings Past in her Family photo gallery, top, Elsie Kibler, bottom left, cooks up cranberry sauce for today's turkey dinner, while Miss Mars Bousfield and brother. Clarence, are thinking beyond Thanksgiving, and make a start on their Christmas cards. RSVP P/ans Christmas Shopping Spree For Kids seven hearts bid and made Lamb By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN C ' - products such as cottage F T For Giving Thanks Like so many persons in the retirement Mrs. lilly Arndt has lost count of the community, Mrs. Arndt lost her spouse number of turkeys she has cooked over the recently. Her family five children, two of years, not only for her own large family but as whom are still living, and several granda professional caterer, too. But, today, she children are widely scattered. finally gets to sit back and relax while "Thanksgiving is supposed to be a happy somebody else slaves over a hot oven, basting occasion, and now it certainly will be for me," and testing and wondering if the festive bird said Mrs. Arndt, who plans to prepare two will be done in time. special dishes for the dinner, sweet potatoes The same goes for Mrs. Elsie Kibler. It's a with marshmallows and creamed pearl surprise and a nice one, she says, to be invited onions, out to dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Kibler, who also lost her husband The Thanksgiving dinner she and fler recently, had made plans to eat Thanksgiving friends will be enjoying at 5 o'clock this afdinner at a local restaurant. "But I ditched ternoon is being held in the communal dining that idea when the invitation came in to room at Bram Towers, Sanford. Invited dinner here. It'll be much nicer to be with guests are all Bram Towers residents who people I know better," she said, adding that will not have the opportunity to spend this the dinner was an "extra special treat." She Thanksgiving with family or friends will be making up a batch of cranberry sauce someplace else. for the turkeys, as well as a vegetable dish. The idea for the party came from a local Miss Bousfield, for the first time in her life, veterans group —. who in the true spirit of the has been feeling poorly lately. A bout of the season prefer to remain anonymous. We'll get flu has left her without much energy, and she the turkeys, suggested this veterans group, a is relieved that someone else will be local baker will roast them, and you folks at preparing her Thanksgiving turkey. She will Bram Towers bring the trimmings. be contributing two mince pies to the The plan has been greeted with great encelebration however, thusiasm, according to Bram Towers adAlways ready to help anyone in need, Miss ministrator, Hawkins Connelly. lie has Bousfield this Thanksgiving will be repaid in turned over the coordination of the part for the devotion she has shown to family celebration to one olthe residents Mrs. Nellie and friends throughout her lifetime. Grant, and about 55 persons are expected to This will be the first Thanksgiving dinner to attend. be held at Brain Towers. The residents there It's a wonderful idea," enthused Mrs. hope it will be the start of a tradition. - six hearts over four notrump This put matters squarely up to Mr. Wester. lie decided that his partner, who was bidding without the ace of hear ts, had the rest of the high cards in hearts plus both missing aces So, Mr . Wester went on to seven lie selected hearts for the final contract because he assumed that his partner held a hundred honors In 1929 honors were counted in duplicate bidding so that Ai by Howie Schneider Ten Good Reasons than his two-heart bid had in- 12 MEEK Ardnt. "I've been looking forward to it from the day I got the invitation. "This would have been the very first time I've been alone on Thanksgiving," she added. "I'd probably have just sat here and done nothing." will be doing it for her, and she says it's a good feeling. dicated Hence. his jump to Many Factors EEK & By JEAN PATFESON Women's Editor For the first time In her adult life, Miss Mary Bousfield won't be cooking her own Thanksgiving turkey this year. Someone else as you don't insist on being the top banana. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Concentrate on togetherness in the family today and let others Your ideas for improving your in the circle have their say. image or enhancing your Being a loner will only lead to career are sound today, but apply them only to yourself. frustration. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Stay on a mental level. 64 Thursday, Nov 25, 1974-4A At Bram lowers is found in intimate gatherings with one or two friends. You won't feel comfortable in a crowd. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl Don't let your pride stand in the way of financial gain today. Don't throw away a profit because you feel the deal is small petatoes. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) light conversation is fine for you today. Avo' serious commitments. Don't sign longrange agreements or you 'l invite big problems CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Keep your hunches to your self today. They don't help others. Instead of gratitude, you'll get grief for any efforts to share. Its OS%%AI.l) and J,1F;S JA(Oifl UbVIOUSIy. Mr tlaaaaa thought he had a little more :: DEAR DR. LAMB — You I were quoted as having written that yogurt has a harmful effect on people afflicted with cataracts. This is of direct personal interest to me in view of my own eye condition. Is it true? If so, are other dairy WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Your greatest happiness today WIN AT BRIDGE R4641 Bob MonTana THE FRUIT IS JUGHEAD, JUST REMEMBER 0E IMPORTANT THiPiG.. BEEN 6000 AND THE SETS ARE PEFECr.' NE MEN NEENEEN ' ARCHIE ENE iaa Eiu•a M C 5 For Friday, November 26, 1976 i I 6 11 Turkey For All, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL i. ii I. E M ' by Art Sansom A HOROSCOPE K 0 60 Ancient Irish capital 61 SeIfasteern (n') 62 Unhappy 63 Home of Adam 64 Slight depression J4 THE BORN LOSER --1 ; 46Wages SMess land I Answer to Previous Puzzle States Army (abbr) I1iiI . �1A—Evening Herald, Sanford FL Thurtd.av. Nov-21.197A Thursday, Nov. IS, 19 7 6--1IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. No Guard Problems At Seminole High Lyman & Leesburg 11`11irr (One of series) Talking about his guards, Mills feels By CHARLES FRASER cotton and Wiggins will be as good as Herald Correspondent any two guards he will see this season. lie also figures that Smith could well Seminole High basketball Coach Joe be the key to making the team a ! Mills has a problem - and a good one winner. at that. "If Smith is consistent, he'll be the He has too many good guards. real key to the ball club, lie's a good Mills' starters for the Rotary Bowl shooter and a strong rebounder. Craig, tournament were Ruben Cotton and the little forward, is a fine outside I David Wiggins. It's tough to picture shooter. Brown, the starting center, anyone moving the two fixtures out of played JV last year," Mills said. the lineup. However, Mills' scheme of Rounding out the squad are Jessie things could include a couple extra Bell, Roberts Silas, Ken Bentley, quick guards this season. Charles Hollis and Kevin Brown. Hollis have a good ball club," and Brown, up from the H's, are "We sbould says Mills, whose team was 8-15 last expected to see quite a bit of action. The Seminoles are playing a pretty year, but got knocked out of the Rotary stiff schedule this year that consists of classic by Leesburg on Tuesday. Both Cotton and Wiggins were only one AAA team - Oviedo. "Spruce Creek is probably the starters last season and the same status is enjoyed by returnees Terry weakest team we'll face, and they're a good ball club," said Mills. Edgewater Smith and David Craig. Kenny Brown, 6-6 junior, is the non and Titusville are probably the best teams that the. Seminoles will face returning starter of the first five, : I + Top sub at guard last year was Tim outside the conference. Charting The Seminoles Raines, who hasn't decided yet if he will come out when football is finished. COACH: Jo. Mills (Tim Smith, asistint) Cotton was Mr. Everything at 197S76 RcCORD: s.1s. STARTERS: Ruben Cotton, David Seminole last season, averaging 18.3 RETURNING Wigging, Terry Smith, David Craig. points per game and grabbing about 10 SCHEDULE: Nov. 13-26 Rotary Tournament; Dec. 2 at Oak rebounds per outing. Cotton is under Dec. Oel.And; Dec. 16 Stabreele; Is Titusville at St ,on) Dec. 27-29 at Si. Pet. Hollins consideration for a scholarship by both Louisville and Washington State, and at Lyman; Jan. 11 at Edgewater;Jan. 14 Lake Brantley; Jan, Ii Lakeland; Jan. 1$ Oviedo; Jan. 21 other top basketball colleges. at Spruce Creek; Jan. 25 at Lakeland; Jan 2$ at •ts last Wiggins averaged 11 poin Mainland; Feb. 1 at Lake Brantley; Feb. 4 Oak Feb. Sat Seabre.:.; Feb t Edgewater; Feb. season, while Smith got nine and Craig Ridge; 12 at T,tinvltle; Feb. is Colonial. eight. PREDICTED FINISH: 1$-7. $ ro By LOUIS SAPSLS Herald Correspondent UJ. - —'•' dT?. — -- 4ets Ii 3 3 31 76 45 Allan 10 5 S 25 SI Ptula N" Pro 10 7 1 71 72 61 511 1 19 is a] Smythe Division LOu'S go M, nn Cob I 1) 9 I 23 .5 o 10 It 2 22 76 511 3 II S9 98 Vancvr LONG WOOD - Friday night at Lyman High, the finals of . • this year's Rotary Bowl Charity . ,, Festival Basketball Tournament will pit the Greyhounds . -. against the Leesburg Yellowjackets in a contest both coaches claim they're deeply concerned about. "We're Just too small to match up well against a team that well coached, that quick and that strong inside," l.eesburg's Bill Clendinen lamented from the sidelines, while watching the 'Hounds wear down Wildwood, 69-58, is the nitecap of Wednesday night's twinbill. On the other hand, Rick Steinke, who heads the Greyhound's brain trust, was just as lavish with his praise of the Yellowjackets. Before Leesburg's romp over Oviedo, 68-47, Coach Steinke was asked what he would do if he were the Lion's mentor. "Pray a lot," the personable Steinke shot back. "They (Leesburg) can jump. They can run. They can shoot. They play good defense. And most of all they are extremely well coached. He (Clendinen) has 1 his kids playing like they should and at the top of their potential. You can't ask for anymore than that." The mutual admiration society that Steinke and Clendinen shared for one ' another was well justified, as both the schools were far superior to their adversaries. In the opener, the Lions, under Coach Dale Phillips, fell far behind in the first half and were never able to catch up. Trailing by eight, 18-10, at the — quarter, Oviedo was outscored 21-8 in the second period to put the game out of reach. After the contest Phillips in d n's Greg ilioiii is ($0) goes high in the air to admitted, "They were better t!ral) a rebound than we were tonight. We have no excuses. Leesburg Is a good scorer for the Lions with ii 10 foot shots, the 'Cats were basketball team but I am very points, was followed by Gary throwing the ball up almost as proud of my kids, they never Ilird, who chipped in with 10. soon as they crossed half court. gave up. But the pair of high Jumpers And most of them were ioLn. "In fact, at the start of the were the only lions to reach the in. second half we came out and double figure mark. Especially the one put up ran off eight straight points to On the other side of the from the pair of super shooting close to 15, but it was just too scoresheet. Bo Peoples, a guards — Ken Fluitt and Morris much ofa lead to really doany sensational jump-shooting thing with." guard, was the night's high Everyone in the gm seemed Al "Baby" Noble, the high scorer as he banged home fl to know that youh t tart KEVIN BROWN 7 Hockey 7 7 10 Ill 112 Central Divuilon Cleve II I 733 National HOCk.y League PIQi.JStOfl 9 5 555 643 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE New Orbs 10 7 Patrick Division San Anton 59 9 a W L T PIt OF GA In Rotary Classic Basketball Finals it Named College Back Of The Week ,ifflIMISCOREBOARD S Ii 12 S2 70 S 1 2 12 58 97 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Mont IS 1 3 9 130 55 LA I A Prt?s 7 9 S 19 62 73 DIrt 611 4 16 60 72 Wash 6 13 7 II $78.4 Adams Division Bstn Il 3 I 35 IS SI + utt Ii 5 3 25 65 6 9 20 77 76 8 9 6 iS 59 69 On" Cleve Wednesdays Riutts Boston 1, Pittsburgh 0 Detroit 4, Toronto 3 New York Rangers 2. Phila cletphla 2. t1 Vancouver 4, Buffalo 1, Ic Atlanta 6, Washington 2 Montreal I. Cleveland I St Lou's 1. Minnesota 2 Chicago S. LOS Angeles 4 Today 's Games oit at New York Island C Detr Vancouver at Boston Friday's Games St LOuS at Atlanta Philadelphia at Colorado Pittsburgh at Cleveland on 7 Penn State Hopes To Derai l Panthers P*Itt To Prove It Deserves 110. 1 By The Associated Press S I? 291 7 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwett Division Denver I? I 600 II 7 611 2 Kan City 9 10 hi Indiana 79 Chicago 2 3 Milwkre Portland Seattle 10 138 5i 16? 16 155 it 5' Pacific Division 10 4 711 io 7 $R I' Anq C.otdn St 5 Phoe nix 7 5 167 3' 1 6 133 5 Wednesdays Results Boston 133. Kansas City Ill New York Nets 9?, San An tOfli 91 De troit 11$. Phitalph.a Pittisrated No. I in the nation. Now the Panthers have to prove they're the top football team in Pennsylvania. Penn State has a good chance to put a hole In Pitt's dream of a national championship in Friday night's nationally televised game, according to coaches who have played both teams. Undefeated Pitt, featuring HeLsman Trophy candidate Tony Dorsett, is given an edge. A slight edge. "It will be a dose game, said Jerry Angelo, defensive end coach at Syracuse. The Orangemen lost to both teams. Pitt won 23-13. Penn State won 273. "If Penn State gets ready mentally, anything could happen," he added. The outcome could take the sweetness oil of Pitt's Sugar Bowl Invitation and it could help decide this Cards, Cowboys 'Hold' Key To NFC East Race . . Both teams changed coaches In midseason but the Lions, 54 over-all, have been more suecesatul for new man Tommy Hudspeth with a at Los Angeles, PtW&deIpWa at WashingUm, 109 Seattle at the New York Giants and Atlanta at SCVfl Houston II). Golden State 107. OTT Denver 422, Los Angeles 117 Portland II?, Chicago 115. OT Today's Games Washington at Phoenix HOuSton at Pd w Orleans Detroit at Cleveland Friday 's Games Cleveland at Bo?on Detroit Buffalo Atlanta at New York Nets New York KnickS at Phila at delphla - - . / '.. . . . . : 4, I', " . " . , . . . : . .. , . _ - . ____ ' ' . .- . • ___ i4, . . - - - . ' - -. 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Jai-Alai 3 / Ford scored 22 points, had six steals and may have saved the victory by diving into the seats and stopping an errant pass from going out of bounds In the clos ing seconds. Had Philadelphia gotten the ball back on what would have been a t urnover, It might have been able to get the winning bucket. Th e 76ers trailed the entire game, but pulled wi thin a point tith 14 seconds left on a three-point play by George McGinnis. In other games, the New York Nets defeated San Antonio 99-91, Boston routed Kansas City 133-Ill, Indiana frustrated Atlanta 1 93, Denver outscored Los Angeles 122-112, Houston recorded a 11 107 overtime decision over Gol den State and Portland edged Chicago 117-115 In ove rtim e. The Pistons' troubled forward, Marvin Barnes , made his Detroit debut, lie played only two minutes and did not score. fur - Also shooting a 67 Wednesday were Wally By The Associated Press Julius Erving drew another capacity crowd as he played In Detroit for the first time In the National Basketball Association, but it was Chris Ford who sent the fans home buzzing over his play. Erving, the star attraction of the Philadelphia 76ers, was a crowd-pleaser, but It was Ford's play that led the Detroit Pistons to a 116-117 victory over the 76ers Wednesday night before a croAd of 11,111. The triumph was Detroit's ninth in the Last 10 games an. Supped a three-game 76ers winning streak. ". • . It•// ., 7'. "This is the one game we knew we had to win all along f or the division championship, Landry. "Everything is at stake. Both teams are coming off a def eat. There will be no excuses for not being up for this game. straight and are still seeking their first victory under new boss Jim lftngo 22 - ..•.. - since the switch. 719 Bills. 24, have log Sä tj ' Louis and two ahead of Washington Forgive Detroit and Buffalo If they're not quite as sky-high for their meeting, which is somewhat less significant than the DalLas-St. Louis game. • -I By The Associated Press In Monday night's game, Minnesota plays at Hold on a moment. San Francisco. There are some people In the National Football Both Dallas and St. Louis came into today's League who'll tell you that Is what the St. Louis game following tosses last Sunday. The Cowboys Cardinals do most of the time, even if It is a bit bowed to Atlanta 17.10, surrendering all the Falillegal, cons' points in the fourth quarter following two Dallas Coach Tom Landry, whose Cowboys interceptions and a short punt The ciis face the CardinaLs in a crucial National Con- dropped a 16-10 decision to Washington with ference East showdown today, was characMike Thomas shredding their defense for 196 teristically cautious when asked about St. Louts' rushing yards. tactics. That left Dallas at 9-2, one game up on St "They are very skIIed at what they do," said Landry, smiling. Whatever It is that the Cardinals do, today would be a most desirable time to do IL The Nation.aj Conference East lead is on the line with St. Louis, trailing Dallas by one game, meeting the Cow boys In Texas Stadium. In today's other NFL Leagne game, Buffalo plays Detroit at Pontiac, Mich. There are 11 games scheduled for Sunday With Denver at Ness England, Kansas City at San Diego, Miami at Cleveland, the New York Jets at Baltimore, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Tampa Bay at Oakland, Chico at Green Ba y, New Orleans Ford 'Drives' Pistons To Win II 7 Indiana 115, Atlanta 93 championship, ATHENS, Ohio (AP) ca us e of his size, he was not Against t he ri val Redskins. 15 and 30 yards for Tfls, all- realiz ed his goal against North"When he came here as a "He always did have a strong sure he could handle the regu- Vetter ran for one touchdown, time school and league records. em Illinois. 'He told me before freshman, he threw his passes arm for his size. Maybe the lar assignment. passed for another and his 53His coach, Bill Hess, frankly the game he wanted to score like a curve ball," Greg Brooks pitching helped his arm. lie has "Everyone almost had me yard scamper set up a third admitted, "Even a year ago, 1 one touchdown and be out by said of his Ohio University a compact delivery from his believing I was too small. It score in a 28-14 Ohio triumph, felt he might not be big or halftime," Brooks said laughroommate Andy Vetter, me car, not a big windup," said wasn't until the Miami game But that performance pales strong enough. There's no doubt ing, "and look what happened." Associated Press' National Cal- Brooks. that I was sure I could play Mid- next to his show last week. He now. He does an awfully lot with Vetter led Ohio to a 7-4 lege Back ol the Week. Vetter was cast in reserve American Conferencp foot- ran five, four, 14 and four yards what he has." record, its best finish in eight Since then, Vetter has roles until this season. And, be- ball,' he said. Rrivkc cald Vettr mnrp th fur antl pd !. years straightened his passes so well that he threw three touchdown aerials and ran for four scores, all in the first half of a 63-15 rout Saturday of Northern Illinois. IIIAIIOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - Indiana senior Purdue's final bid by sacking Vitali for an 18-yard season opener and Sanders took over as the leader Two years ago, Brooks was linebacker Steve Sanders began the 1976 football loss, of the defense. ahead of Vetter In the school's season in the shadow of teammate but came out of "Th at made the game for us," Indiana Coach Lee "Brinkman was the premier linebacker," Corso quarterback race. Now his senit with a school record 165 tackles and the Hoosiers' Corso said. said. "then he got hurt and Sanders stepped in as i or roommate, No. 3 behind Most Valuable Player award. The victory was the Hoosiers' first against the leader. Vetter, is the 5-foot-11, 170And to top things off, the 6-foot-3, 225-pound Boilermakers since 1971 and the first at Purdue po un d junior's biggest fan. Sanders was named today as The Associated Press' "Of all the players I have ever coached, Sanders since 1962. It also boosted Indi an a into a four-way Vetter still had baseball mus- Lineman of the Week for his part in dumping rival exemplifies what hard work and dedication will do. tie for third in the Big Ten Conference, along with d es in his body when he came Purdue 20-14 last Saturday. He took over the leadership not only on the field, Purdue, Illinois and Minnesota. to the Mid-American Conferbut off the field." In that game, known as the Old Oaken Bucket Sanders was a letterman the three previous ence school. He had just pitched contest, Sanders made a game-high 24 tackles. seasons, but entered his final year overshadowed by But Sanders, 21, who graduates in May with a his Portsmouth, Ohio, team to lie stopped an early drive by intercepting one of senior linebacker and co-captain Craig Brinkman. degree In business administration, seeuied nervous the American Legion state quarterback Mark Vitali's passes, then halted But Brinkman was hurt in the second quarter of the about the attention he attracted. World Hockey Association Eastern Division W L T Pit OF GA Quebec II 5 0 75 103 52 WEDNESDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIRST—I Echar,o Coldo lit IS 40 II 5 2 21 101 50 m Ed who only stands missing 001; 6-3 but makes most of his points are from 25 feet out. That is Hankins 700 II, Rich 100$. Totals $e s on awesome stuff shots, added except Hannah and FluItt. The other games scheduled for television are No. n LYMAN They e> were able 0t k eep the S*IIey 0 0 1 0, Carter for the victorious 13 Notre Dame against Rose Bowl bound Southern 2217. Thomas 101 321. Neat 5 21 12. 15 Cats in tiiv contest or o e Yellowjackets. California, No. 3, and the traditional Army-Navy The win was Leesburg's first half, and left the floor Z.,cndo 000, Tota ioess fray. trailing by a scant three points, second over a Seminole County 35-32, at Intermission. It's common knowledge that for Penn State to win Wildwood team in as many nights. it must stop Dorsett. And they must open UP the Tuesday evening in a quarter-in But the Hounds put on a spurt Panthers' experienced de fense." ouls Wildwood I?. Lyman 10 match, the 'Jackets upset in the third period to outscore Northern Illinois visits Kent State in today's only LEE S BURG: Chapman I 'S IS, Sanford's Fighting Seminoles in Wildwood 19-12, before coasting Farrio 2 00 1, Williams 3 23 other major college game 2 62 - one of the tournaments top home with the Important vielop games Saturday include, Georgia Tech at No. tory. I ' 6LeonO252. games. 4 Georgia; No. 7 Houston at Rice with a Southwest Hood Ii) 3. Hook 1002; Brinson 0 Lyman reached Friday Friday night's action will Conference championship and Cotton Bowl berth 113 0. Totals 25 1221 U night's finals by methodically start at 5 p.m. with the Silver going to Houston if it wins; No. 9 Texas Tech at wearing down the flashy Hawks of Lake Howell tangling I2ILHdSOOtOCO.J(h Arkansas; Oklahoma Slate tied for 14th at Texas 3036. Wills 2125, Gould 0 121. shooting Wildwood Wildcats. with the Patriots from Lake Fl-Paso' No. 18 Alabama against Auburn; and Meyer 12 2 4. Nash ii 5 5 Totl 20 Using the inside strength of Brantley. 720 ' i ha vs Florida at Orlando Frankie Carter and Grey This will be followed by the ' -.. Le.sbiirg II 2114 —M Thomas, Coach Steinke watbattle for third place, between Four NCAA Division II playoff games are Oviedo IS S II 11-47 ehed his team match baskets Oviedo and Wildwood, at 7 p.m. scheduled and the Division III semifinals will also Fouls Leesburg 19. Oviedo )i. with Wildwood, while waiting The finals, between [.),man take place Saturday. Fouled Out t4.rd. Coh, for the Wildcats "to start and Leesburg, are set for 9 missing." p.m., and despite what bot While the 'Hounds were coaches state now, look for the getting their scores on five and loser to be very disappointed. year's national championship. Pitt is already slated to face No.4-ranked Georgia in that game. The game Is one of three college games that will be televised to all of the nation over the holiday weekend. In addition, four games will be shown by ABC-TV to various parts of the nation. Tonight, most of the nation will see Texas and Sun Bowl bound Texas A&M play in Southwest Conference action. Undefeated Rutgers tries to stretch the nation's longest winning streak among major cotlege teams to 18 against Colgate, while Appalachian State and East Carolina are playing for the Southern Conference,jitle. Friday afternoon, eighthrated Oklahoma and Nebraska, No. 10, collide before a national television audience for a share of the Big Eight championship. If Nebraska wins, it will go to the Orange Bowl. Idle Colorado, which shares the cochampionship of the Big Eight, gets to go to Miami If Oklahoma comes out on lop, 3 Atlanta Detroit Ohio's Andy Vetter Gains Top Honors I' 2 I F' I j, FREE 59 BoneS 1, 4' I41104 1,) 0h"24i..j. 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Roger any "legal authorization for the has hit a legal snafu on a Neiscnder said of the delay, county to turn county funds try and work out a solution. Neiswender sAd all that is needed is a mechanism Which %IIill allow Gallager Bassett of Orlando to make pa)menL - ' - -. 3 DAYS 0 '- of- - ONLY 0 190 D who pays claims on his owm ini Beckwith said he'll check .1, 4- of ays D these great values! U decided to try the new self- Values to 40 - •- k paper with more P C I 'lA, I cI e s0 17;VJ4; I __________________________________________________ en ' s PVC jackets. Button-front - M $ .. insurance plan. Neiswender said county employes are covered under the present sel f-insurance plan All L eather-Io ok r• great savings! - - 0 r o U r 12 section In today's I. 00k f Is Discontinued styles. - Closeout cket - Acme, Dingo, Texas, j) 1.** ' Grand Rapids canceled the county's policy. Shortly thereafter, Bob Ellis, director of administrative services, _________ U Uo Jarman Boots. withouUIabilt insurance after Foremost Insurance Co. -i;, - with state officials. The clerk said he will research the matter and bring his findings to Monday's meeting. In August. the county was a £ - kciakhaeanappornliveagent - ig and Sunday 12:30 - 5:30 p.m. for - before it goes to court might not he considered a legal obligation until a ruling has been made, Beckwith said. Neiswender said state El .tAc[];. ______________ over funds to the Orlando agent. Beckwith said the commission has the right to pay only legal obligations against Seminole County. And an insurance claim - Thursday, Nov 2S. 1976—B Fl, Open Friday and Saturday at 8 a.m. method to allow the county's On Nov. 16, commissioners had over to a non-county agency." vithout direct approval from new insurance agent to make readied an ordinance which Neiswender will meet the board on each and every cash disbursements under a sould allow agent Gallager Monday with Asst. County Atty. claim. new Beckwith said he was con'elf.incurance plan Bassett Service Co. to make Robert Pierce and Beckwith to ducting a study to determine how the county can legally turn - - '. - flØ • • [ IS1!'1 ,l Rich earth colors in sizesSMLXL - - NN ' ' I - k.i1 ' J ' J I I 4 —I— that is lacking is a method to Sanford City Commissioner Gordon Meyer (left) cheeks out sample of water softening product sold b ne Firm Rain Soft located behind obik s restaurant on 17 -92. Double-checking are Jack SOFT SELL '! allow the county's designated agent to make disbursements ,. Weible, representing the Downtown flusiness Association ,- Carol Collett, employe of the firm; and John Carli, president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. while they lost 0 , ALTAMONTE MALL SANFORD PLAZA / Y rus Hurry • quantities are limited - - GIFTG INS * n s / c e oes SANFORD PLAZA NEXT TO PENNEY'S — - " IWCKWITII Orig. $15. Men's shirt style acrylic plaid jacket. Flap-patch — pockets Sizes S,M,L 3 B*lg Days. 62-Piece Stainless Steel Flatware dinner knives, dinner forks, dessert spoons. salad forks, iced tea ~Foons, 16 teaspoons; I each: butter knife. sugar spoon. plmn tablespoon, S vach NEISWENDER 7995 .\ ~N —FLORIDA— ARRIVE ALIVE s Ash about our New Custom Chorg. Safety is a faintly affair. ZALES VERNOR I t, 7 i JIii fJ\.' I HWAY COMMISSION The Ditin-miki Store - - - \-,- en Friday and Saturday o .30-5.30 for these great values plus many morel Warm-upsuit, Special... r sue Now 8.88 I I • c e s,,,, Reg. 12.99 igloo Play - - - SUPER SALE 100 cta - button lid release and sturdy swing down top navy, burgundy or beige with knit collar, waist and sleeve cuffs In dual color contrasting stripes. Sizes S,M,L,XL. - 6- frozen for cold beverages Suregriphandl:.push II knit. Styled - -- .,_,.__-,\ mate Ice Chest keeps ice 13,88 - - - I 6A If ~Wio e — er Orig. S40. Men's lacket of rayon flocked suede Pile lining. Choice of 3 colors in S M L XL - - - tA s r — \ &-. \ Ift ;• \ t Orig. $35 Men's cotton corduroy shirt jacket. Pile lining Sizes S,M,L,XL. Now 17*88 Name brand golf balls. Your JJ - L ev ery thin • g stor e. - Sunday - o" nily.l O PEN choice Reg. 19.8$. Colemanu 425E 2 burner stove Has 2½ pint fuel capacity. Folds to Or A 18" x 88 doz. U Ii Wilson, Pro-Staff and Ben Hogan Leader ' 6.88•8.88 ' Titleist t 4. Also name brand Xouts.... SUNDAY"112:36 S:30 c e s. 0 "es NOf 4• Garcia Mitchell* - c Orig 29.99. Men's split cowhide lackets Western " styling with snap front. Choc:otti6ree colors - - 300 spinning reel has tungsten carbide guide, teflon drag and two spools Corrosion resistant finish in sizes 36 L ----- 0 Spaulding - Now 17.88 Orig. 73.U. Coleman't 275 double-mantle lantern has e.Vil Height is 131i" SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA, MASTER - RGE AMERICAN CLUB EXP ESS R Open lOafle.o9prn.MJyThr,y CatalOg Cinter Ph. 2221020 Store Ph. 323-1310 SANFORD PLAZA WINTER PARK MALL Open lOam. IaCp.m. Monday ttiru Saturday pm. Catalog Canter Ph. 44144-45 Open iQa,m, 1o9 p . m. Monday hru Saturday 3 Catalog Crm?er U? i Store Ph 321 1 310 WINTER PARK MALL ° thru Saturday Catalog Center ph. au 8 84 4 Store Ph 641 4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN m. WedThursjgida, _m Monday and Friday Støe Ph III 6 11) �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 23, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 25, 176—SB . TIIUR.SDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Sanford Building. Santa FRIDAY, NOVEMBER26 Gospel Sing sponsored by Sanford Fire Department. 8 p.m. until midnight. Civic Center. Tickets available From lire stations. Seminole South Rotary. 7:50 am., Lord Chumleys Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 am., Buck's. Foresters Square Dance Club, The F..rest. Tangkwood AA, closed 8 p.m.. St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m.. Rolling Hills Moravian 'Church SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando (',ard'ri (1L. 710 K. rollins Ave., Orlando. Claus Shop our Plaza fl- The variety is tremendous and personal contact assures you of excellent se r vice!1 BOWL AMERICA SANFORD H SANFORD PLAZA'S 3 P.M. Rotary Bowl at Lyman high School, Longwood. Eight Pop Warner (junior football) teams play in the afternoon and football bowl at 8:15 p.m. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran (iiurcti. Seabee Veterans of Americi Island X4. 10a.m., CPO lub, Orland, Naval 1 raining Center. Event THIS WEEKEND for the Kiddies! Tilt RSDAY, 1)EcI-:MIwu 2 Senior Citizens Dance. 2 p in , At,ini nte Spring Cirii ('enter, II! S.. 4 FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES omedy"Saturday, Sunday. Monday," a three-act coined) presented presented at Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, 8:30 pin. iTlyough Saturday). We wish you a PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY HEY KIDS It's your choice! Limit Rights Reserved SANFORD PLAZA ONLY WILD ONE! WATCH HIM BLAST OFF CLIMB WALLS LOTION Rose Milk 120Z.99 \ )'rUNCH LIKE A BRONCO AND SPECIALDEC. I V to BARBARA MAYO SAN DI PALMER DIANE JOHNSON WANDA COLLINS 2 Sulte DRY CLEANED c1 SHOW TIME THURS 3*0 SM S 70 THURS I 33 1 1* Sundays 9-1 I $ 4S per game BOWL AMERICA of FLORIDA 322-1542 AIRPORT BLVD Lower rates for shorter term, THE EVERY MACHINE SALE FEDERAL REGULATIONS REQUIRE A SEVERE PENALTY IF WITHDRAWN PRIOR TO MATURITY. 100's PLUS 30 FREE I'tV11I!7 tw 51Z'PAFM4k1q0 SALE U.S.BANK MenD F 0 I C (31 'I 1INO1 I SALE DIAMo1AV -ç\-\ \CD Every-machi ne-on-the- Browsing hours: 10-8:30 every nite until Christmas. Sunday 1:00-5:00 () SHARP 00 ffitw lo CS Radio $7900 PERSONAA DE 5 RAZOR Blades Cards and Gifts SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA 322.0580 29c Baeü 9t?ia4c Ui&t OLD WORLD FOODS 35 MIN. CHRISTMAS Light Set - $1 00 00 A special thanks TRADE-INS Saturday and Sunday only! at reduced prices Silverplated Duo Casserole Server Give the bride .1 practical and beautiful gift. Silverplated gallery frame holds 2-qt. Pyrex casserole or ' l'vrt'x pie plate By F ft Roger'. OPEN SUNDAY 12:30-5:30 Sanford Sewing Center to all our friends SPECIAL THIS MONTH $29.95 ONE HOUR CLEANERS C. L. SCHMALMAACKS OWNER OWNERS I (..ofl'.t.nient Wiy., tu t3uv WITH SALAD, GARLIC BREAD AND COMPLIMENTARY GLASS OF WINE LOOK ZALES' NEW LINES Easy Street, Cover Girl, Vogue CLEARANCE I NFORD {ht.' DiarfloikI Store and delivery AZA Christmas Layaways Don's Shoes 5Ar4roFD PLAZA ONLY I Smoked glass holder 7AM.9PM Monday thru Saturday of Doggie Sweaters '1.99 UP Butterfly CALL Sweaters Large selection of Fish 4 FOR '1.00 up 322-9951 Johnny's Standard Svc. Airport Blvd. & 17-92 ROAD SERVICE \ \ Bank Americard -4 It WE ACCEPT BANKAMERICARD, MASTER CHARGE, AMERICAN EXPRESS AND VOGUE CHARGE PET ANIMAL SUPPLY SHOPPINGICENTER I Open 10-6 HONG KONG RESTAURANT SANFORD PLAZA Friday, Nov. 26 TIINOUGH WEDNESDAY Publix discount 20% All Supplies 28 OZ. NO DEPOSIT BOTTLES on Vitamins, Minerals, Custom Gifts Cosmetics, and Protein Supplements. GIVE A I Fish 1 x Drinks P * GIFT CERTIFICATE 1,1 3 OFF! OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY TAKE-OUT ORDERS— PH. 323-7254 Greenware Sea gull Fri. 10-7:30 ASK USI 6 FOR 99c $450 DIAMOND CPenney I' SANFORD PLAZA Walnuts 16 OZ. CAN Loraines Ceramics FREE BAG OF UNPROCESSED BRAN with 99C purchase Taylor' s Sanford Plaza 1130 State St. Free blood pressure clinic, 24 p.m.. Adv entt,t liuruti. 7th and Elm. Sanford. Maitland Junior High Orchestra in concert. 7:30 pin. Maitland Public Library. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Sanford Civic ('enter hog him h filI; t bs meeting and Bingo at I p in DAILY 11.3 Custom Firing Toys 79, up MONDAY, DECEMBER 6 Seminole Community College Community Chorus uuncert of Advent and Christmas music, 8 p.m., Grac' United Methodist Church, Airport Boulevard, Sanford Free to the public. TII111.S1).Y. DECEMBER 'Siiturda. Sunday, Monday." Annie itu.ci Ibeatri-. irugh Roiiue' (ullege. Winter Park. 8 It) p ii Saturday. 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JI Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee CLASSES MORNINGS, EVENINGS Natural Foods Phone 321-0240 PH. (305) 323-6760 Legal Notice Legal Notice CITY OF LAKE FICTITIOUS NAME MARY, FLORIDA Nut(C S rereO,rj.Ven ?n,e , Notice of Public Hearing engaged n bsSneiA a, TO iSHOM IT MAY CONCERN Edgemon Dr ,'wnter 5prng.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Do Semnole County. Ford,I under 'sr Cit CouncI ol the City of Lake tct ,to.,s name of ADVERTISING Y.jry. F I0(da, 1113$ 530 Council *11 DIMENSIONS STUDIOS. arid Imat 1: rio,capubii,cmearingai ? X7 p rn On file-nd to register s,id name With IF.' T's.rSda, Oeembeq 3. 1976, ,o Clerk 04 the Circuit Coon. Sem,nol: dl Consider a request for a con Count,. Flor ,dA n accordance *th 0.t.OnaI use to do tu%,ness as a INC pro',sons Of Ibe F.ClI.Qu' ommerc,aI and retail nursery on pjamc Statutes. 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Statutes, To WI Slclo SIS E Semurin Blyd 55004 10,03 S$3$jte $957 Atiamonte Springs. Fia 12101 5 PjtI HOIIngsagrtpt Attrfliy t*r Clv Publh No. 20 If7 i';'i sN N. 7% Or: I 9. Is. 776 tDEF III) F �6 6—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. is, 1t7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Nov. 25, 176-7B John Dean, * Trying To Write Wrongs At Typewrir te By DICK KLEINER The Herald Services LOS ANGELES "It troubles me terribly," says John Dean, "that it will happen again." The "it" he's referring to is, of course, the Watergate affair. He sees a parallel between what happened In 1972 the Watergate investigation was tabled until after the election and this year. Dean has recently stated that Dick Cook, a White House staff member in 1972, approached President Ford, then an influential congressman, and asked him to try to block the Patman Cornmittee inquiry into Watergate. But nothing came of Dean's statement. He says no one in an official capacity has approached him for amplification. And he says he and some media friends are "having nightmares" of a new outburst of Watergate Investigations now that the 16 election is over. He says Cook first denied having spoken to him about Ford's complicity In the movie to Impede the Patman inquiry. But later, Dean says, Cook changed his story and currently says he Is "unsure" whether or not he spoke to Dean. "At first," Dean says, "Cook said he was at Lockheed at the time of the Patman inquiry. Now he admits that was wrong, and he says his memory was off by two years.' Dean says many TV and newspaper reporters have indicated to him they wanted to write more about the Ford-Cook Incident, before the election. But, he says, they were told by their producers and editors not to touch the story. — - - - With the election over, Dean believes the shackles will be off and that the probe Into Ford's connection with the story will begin In earnest, Dean, one of the leading figures in the Watergate scandal, is now a writer. He does interviews for Rolling Stone magazine, and his book about his connection with Watergate, "Blind Ambition," is on the best seller list. He feels now that his future is in writing. It can't be in law. He was disbarred and says now that he believes his disbarment was "a right decision." "I made bad judgments," he says. "I don't deserve to practice law." He says he was "uncomiortable" during his years as President Nixon's counsel, "uncomfortable" doing the things he had to do. "I know right from wrong," he says. "I rationalized my way by having others handle things for me. I saved myself, I thought." Dean's parents, he says, keep telling him now that what he went through was a good lesson for him. They tell him he was moving too fast and had gotten "Too big for his britches." "And I guess I can be grateful," he says, "that I learned my lesson at this age, rather than when! was older." Dean's book, written almost like a novel, Includes a great deal of dialogue. He relies on his memory for that, a memory first made famous when he testified before the Ervin committee and was able to recreate entire conversations. "I've always been a listener," he says. "My memory Is eclectic. I can still hear those people talking. When (Leon) Jaworskl first heard the Nixon tapes, he compared them with my testimony. 'John, it's frightening,' he said to me. 'You used the exact language and phrases that they did.'" Curiously, John Dean started out to be a writer. He was an English major, first at Colgate and then at the College of Woosterin Ohio. In his junior year, he became a dual Englishpolitical science major. His senior thesis was called "Verisimilitude in Political Novels." He says it Is strange, but that the thesis has been lost. The college, he says, claims they can no longer find it, despite the fact that all these are kept on file. So Watergate, which changed so many things, turned him back from politics to writing. "When I was In the White House," he says, "I was very ambitious. I enjoyed being in the inner power, where the movers and the shakers lived. It was that that excited me, not the money, not the public recognition. "Today, I'm generally in Levis, working at the typewriter. I look at things differently now. When I was covering the Kansas City convention, I realized that I was happier being an observer than a participant. "My biggest problem now Is public recognition. I'm un comfortable being recognized. I've lost my privacy. I miss my anonymity. I become uncomfortable In restaurants. People turn around to watch me eat. But I'm hoping my anonymity will one day return." He would like to get into screenplay writing. At one point, during the height of the Watergate crisis, he wrote treatment for a screenplay (about a black woman nominated to be a Supreme Court justice) and had a "handsome" offer for it. "I showed it to Lowell Weicker (the Republican senator from Connecticut). He said I might someday be involved in an Inpeachment hearing and that the screenplay wouldn't win me any friends. So I dropped it." But now he says he's reading ten screenplays a week to familiarize himself with the technique. He calls it "a beautiful craft." Dean looks ahead these days, although he's forced often to look back. He has regrets over what he did, or didn't do. t JOHN DEAN "The most troublesome thing tome," he says, "is the way Ihad the opportunity to do so many things right and I abused that opportunity. Since then, I've tried to right the wrongs. It sounds lie predicts new, intensive probe into G erald mucky, but it's true." Ford's role in Watergate. - P DMS Publix VJV O NM I 7F gg . - - Armour ', .. - I-tb Sliced 11 WELCOME L.1UJ1'\ Swift's Premium Boneleis Swift's Prsmriliu Tender, sliced • - • 11 • - remium Stick ' Oscar Mayer Wieners Oscar Moyer, Moot of Beef 79c "its s109 09 .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.':' 99c 12-., Sliced Bologna......... 69, .' . 4' ..... 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He experienced his first real war when he fought with the Australians against vichy France in Syria in 1941 and lost an eye in combat. So now he still wears that black eye patch over his left eye, and his face is still lean, the baldness Yul Brynner-style masking the fact he is 61 years old and no longer a warrior. Moshe Dayan has been on tour In the United States, ostensibly to peddle his first memoirs, "Moshe Dayan: Story of My Life," but also to learn, "I know more about Arabs and Russian weapons," he says in his precise, accented English, "than I do about Jews. I'd like to know what being Jewish Is, not in Israel, but in all corners of the world. What is the future of our people" He wears a grey suit and yellow shirt and black winged-tip shoes and none look very stylish on this man we're used to seeing in battle regalia. He Is addressed as General. Dayan does not travel the world as an official emissary of Israel, which has struggled through diplomatic hard times In recent years, though he is one of the most glamorous figures prcduced by that young nation. He calls himself simply a member of the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, a representative of the Labor party, without any orpt'ninnq fnr mn),In,, n,,ht,. ,ini,... r' Y"'"He professes no regrets at not having progressed politically as far as he did militarily he was minister of Defense until after — - MOSIIE DAYAN — 'what is the future of our people? SANFORD PLAZA - ALTAMONTE MALL DIAMo \, \''t. A, Or — .... ---i the traumatic Yom Kippur War of 1973. "I'm very happy that Iwas never No. 1 in our country," he says. "I'm happy to have served under two of the three greatest leaders in our nation's history David Ben Gurlon and Golda Meir." The third was Chaim Welzman, a leader of modern zionism and the country's first president. "I don't want to hold office," he claims. "I simply have political views and want to express them." So Dayan has become and sounds [Ike an elder statesman, though In his homeland he has been a controversial figure, often criticized, and not especially charismatic. He leads a fairly sedate life in a suburb of Tel Aviv. He spent the last two years devoting nights to his memoirs, getting up at 3 a.m. and writing, in longhand, until 7 a.m., after which a secretary came in to transcribe his manuscript. "Hebrew," he says, "is a nice language to write with." He is conscious of his image as a war hero who led in the fight for the foundation of Israel, but he separates it from his real self. "I feel peo pl e pr aise me," he says, "for wha t I stand for and symbolize. I always took it that I act as kind of a symbol. But It's not the real me." How then does Dayan see himself? "When I look In the mirror in the morning, I see somebody who has to shave." He feels generally bullish about the prospects for his tiny nation. 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WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 PRICE IS RIGHT 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER fl PORT 730 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 HOLL'tW000 SQUARES 6 MATCH GAME 61111111 HOGAN-S HEROES 7 OUT THE DOOR 9' LETS MAKE A DEAL 12 MV THREE SONS 24. EAST CENTRAL FLORI- ' W1M41E THE POOH AND TIGGER TOO Animated verSion of A tMne's tale (R) 24' STRAUSS FAMILY: Story of the musical facrIy of Vienna. ___ became known as the waltz kings' (R) 830 9 NCMFOOTBALL:Teaxris to be :itv-i.td 900 2 12 REST SELLERS. Two tots concluding episode 01 'Captairis and the Kings "Bowing to his father's wiShes. Rory marries Claudia and begins a career in politics 930 24 THE WAY IT WAS (R) 1000 PO'' 9 NCM FOOTBALL CONT 24 SOUNDSTAGE: Feafixed Blood. Sweat and Tears j 6* NEWS 7 CONSUMER SURV)VAL KIT 1100 2 4 6,I9 12 NEWS GM WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MAM4 HARTMAN 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 11.30 2' 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE *The Family Nobody Wanted." Shirley Jones. 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 7 THE WILD BUNCH 9' STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO (R) 12.00 6. WiLD, WILD WEST 6* THE UNTOUCHABLES LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU I 9 DAN AUGUST 100 2. GM 12: TOMORROW NOTICIAS EN ESPANDI. 1 51 BACK! MOVIE. "Miracle on 34th Street," John Payne, Natalie Wood. (joined in progress) 1:45 9' DAILY WORD __ 2. 200 DAILY DEVOTIONAL AND WILL BE ENTERTAINING 9 AT... S LL, ,&t-, 6:10 SUNSHINE ALMANAC Not on Thurs. or Fri. 6:15 f. 1 ,, N e " irlinz, -1) , ; 7. \ ", ' Not on Thisc Pratt I, __________ Now Showing 6 24 MACNEIL.LEHRER REPORT 8 i iii LILIAS, YOGA 900 AND YOU 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6. (Thus Only) CBS ALL AMERICAN THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE William Conrad, Loretta Sit, Isabel Sanford, Michael Learned. Jack Lord and Mackenzie phillios host parades in New York. Philadelphia. Detroit, Toronto and Hawaii. TPwe hours. 9 MOVIE: (Mon.) 'Bir,, ° Burt Lancaster. Karl Maiden "r c-.a. (B&W) 1962, (Tues.) "Birdman of Put two, cm. from yesterday (Wed "Three Smart GII Deanna Darbirt, Y wand, (BAW) 1937. (Thus) 'Little Boy Lost." Bing Crosby, Claude Dauphin. 1953 (Fri.) Ax War With the Army-Dean ) is 1960. 24 (Mo"i. , ttYU Wed) IN SCHOOL TELEVISION or. ange County Sctiocil System, until 3 pm (Thugs, Fn.) SESAME STREET ANNUAL MACVS THANKSGIVING DAY PA. WE Ed tkMahon, Delta R, Stevenson p 4 6. PRICE IS RIGHT: Preempted Thu's and Fri. 4 6' (Fn. only) SUPER FRIDAY Special hour and a half to,tiay presentation of three regular Saturday childen's series 'Fat 'Ark II.' 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SOUARES'PreerrodThin, con 10 a m I 17) 14 MISTER ROGERS' NEWS HOGAN- SHEROES 7.1 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 91 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ' Legal Notice NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY 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, Flo'Ida, at 1176, to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Sanf or d. Florida, as follows: ORDINANCE NO. III! ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO ANNEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF SA ID ORDINANCE A POP TION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN PARK AVENUE AND MAGNOLIA AVENUE AND BETWEEN 25TH STREET AND 79TH STREET. WHEREAS, there has be en filed with the City Clerk of 1151 City of Sanford, Florida, a ptition con. taming the names of the property owners in the area described hereinafter req uesting annexation to the cor porate area of the City of 2, Sanford. Florida. arid requesting to be included therein: arid WHEREAS, the Property Ap pr aiser of Seminole County, Florida, having certified that there are two property owners in the area to be annexed arid that said property Owners have signed the petition for annexation, and WHEREAS, It has been defer. mined that the property described hereinafter is contiguous to the 9' 1255 2 , 12 NBC NEWS 1.00 2'.SET SOMER Preen,ted Thin, see 1230pm. 6 NEWS. Preempted Thin, see below " 6' (Thugs only) PIPPI IN THE corporate area of the City of San. ford, Florida, and It has further been SOUTH SEAS '9 RYAN-S HOPE: Pro- determined that It, annexatIon of said property will not result In the creation 01 an enclave, and WHEREAS, the City of Sa nfor d, Florida is in a position to provide municipal services to the pr o pe rty described herein, and the City Commission of the City of Sa nfor d, Florida deems it In the best interest of fuse City to accept saId petItion and to annex said property. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT 'e(Tl)tod Thurs. see below. 9) (Thus only) SC006Y 000-DOW'T HOUR 24 (Thiss.) MOVIE: 'i My Sunday.- (Fn.) MOVIE: "EM- low summer 130 12. DAYS OF OUR 2 LIVES Preempted This. see 1230. pm 6: AS THE WORLD TURNS Preempted Thus, see 1pm ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD , FLORIDA: SECTION 1. That that certain Property in Seminole County, Florida. described as followsbe and Itse Same is hereby annexed to and made a part of the City of Sanfor d. Florida, pursuant to the voluntary annexation provisions of Chapter 171 044, Laws of Florida, 197 S. The Sou th 40 34 feet of the West 140 Pro- OH THE GUIDING & LIGHT, Preempted Thurs . only, see 1 pm. .500 2. t2) ANOTHER WORLD Preorriptod Thuss. only see 1 pm 4.1 'OH ALL IN THE FAMILY (R). Pr eempted Thtts, see below '4) '6' (Thurs. only) NFL FOOTBALL St. Louis at Dellas, 4) VILLA ALEGRE 315 '9) GENERAL HOSPITAL: Preemri$od Thurs. and Fri. 130 2 '12. (Thugs only) SPECiAL TREAT' 'Figissng frJl ltie Mgles" I# ) MATCH GAME 75. ProenipiedTls.n., see 3pm. '24 ZOOM 400 2 IRONSIDE (A): pro. empteid Thurs. Sunday feet of Lot 11 andtts, West litO tool of Lot 12, EVANS SUBDIVISION. according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat look 1, Page 17, public Records of Seminole County, Florida SECTION 2. That upon thiS or dirtance becoming effective, the residents and pro pe rty owners in the property described herein shah be en titled to all the rights and Privileges and Immunities as are from time to time granted to residents and property owners of the City of Sa nford , Flor ida. and as era further provided In Chapter 171. Laws of Florida, 1975. and shall further be subject to flse respon. Sibihities of residence or ownership as may from time to time be determined by the governing authority of the City of Sanf or d, Florida, and the provisions of said Chapter 111, La ws of Florida, 1975 SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall become effective Immediately upon its passage and adoption. A copy shall be available at the Office of the City Clerk for all persons desiring to examin, the same All parties in Interest crud citizens sh all have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing . By order of the City Commission of the City at Sanford, Florida. H. N Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish: Nov. 11, 19, 25. Dec. 2. 1976 CE F .4 10.ànclng -- - ( - 111,1038. Christmas gift ' from Sanford to K Mart NAVEL ORANGE S.12 So BU 322 062 or 372 6731 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Bledso Godparents Mr. Skip Underwood.- Uncle Miss Cyd Underwood- Aunt JOE, If you're too busy to clean u1.P the yard for the holidays call Expert Lawn Ser vice to do t 18—Help Wanted lot R I/TI!! ;If lo! S ( )" SANFORD, FLORIDA. TO ANNEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. UPON ADOPTION OF S.AIDORDINANCEA PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN SAPITA drinkers. or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Box 553, Sanford. Fla. 37771 'ties of the Executive Director 'include's, but IS not limited to the following I Administration of budgets, con tracts, construction activities and operating programs Maintaining accurate accounts of funds received and disbursed Computing rental assis%ments to applicants and tenants Planning of programs designed to improve the physIcal appearance. and make more livable apart merits Preparation 01 Operating and De velopm en t Budgets Collection at monthly rent from tenants Enforcement of policies a dopt ed by the Board of Commissioners and regulations of the U S Department of Housing & Urban Development Serving as Exutiy, Secretary to the Board of Commissioners, including the preparation of meeting minutes and resolutions The above listed duties are llustrated tasks required to be Performed The position r eq uires an average of twenty (20) hOurs pe r week to perform Applicants Should have a workable knowledge, and a minimum of four years experience in ac counting Adults S. Teens. SEARS telephones will be open ev e ry night 'till thru Dec. 72 Two da ys delivery 3221/71 LegalI Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT It, AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 14722$.CA.04.E In Re; th e Marrlae GLORIDA LEVONIA COBB. NEXATION PROVISIONS CHAPTER 171.011, LAWS FLORIDA, 1973. ISAAC EZERA COBB, WHEREAS, there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City Of Sanfo rd. Florida, a petition con taming the name of the pr o perty owner it-. the area described hereinafter requesting annexation to the corporate area of the City Of Sanford, Florida, and requesting to be Included thtneln: and WHEREAS. the Property Ap. pr aiserof Seminole County, Florida. having certified that there is one Properly owner In the ar ea to be annexed and that Said pr o perty owner has signed the petition for annexation, and WHEREAS. It has been defer. mined that the property descrIbed hereinafter II conliguous to the corporate area of the City of San. ford, Florida. and it has further been determined that the annexation Of said property will not result In the creation of an en clave, and WHEREAS, the City of Sanford. Florida i in a position to prov ide municipal services to the pr o perty described herein, and the City Commission of the City of Sanf or d, rigriuc germs it in the best Interest Of the City to accept said petition And to annex said property. DIRECTOR ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 671 1277 for "WE Care", FOR GOOwIN Wife, Husbitnd, NOTICE OF SUIT TO: ISAAC EZERA COBB 217 Castllll.n Court A partmen t No 717 Winter Park, Florida 37789 Aft er 6.00 pm or before I 30 am YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution ' . marriage has been filed against you and you are required to Serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to it Interested persons Should submit resu mes to on EVELYN W. CLONINGR. attor ney for wife, whose address i 169 West Broadway, Oviedo, Flor ida 37765 tP.O Box 337), and file the original with the clerk' f Itsi a bove Styled court on or before Dec em ber Mr T homas Wilson. Ill 25th, 1976 otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief dema nded In the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage WITNESS my hand and seal of the court on November 72nd. 1976 (Seal) November 26. 19/6 salary negotiable Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Geriatric ex penence preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing & Con valescetst Center. 950 Meilonville —x ,,l C1 .w PublIsh. Nov- 2.3, Dec. 7, 9, 16, 1916 DEF 121 APRICOT BRANDY" rj -- - 'wr11'jft11U DANCE TO THE LATEST POPULAR MUSIC Every THURS.FRI.SAT. Showtlme 6:30 pm, to 1:30a.m. Out to lunch SPECIAL 2 p4•ei hOMy.dipBed tried ChICb.. mashed p.t,'e.s aid gravy. rate 111w a a hot butter Lest.W biscuit, Jái $ 1 45 19 Valve ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL 7 DAYS A WEEK BREAKFAST BUFFET SERVED Thurs- Fri. Sat-- 1 am. -5a.m. COCKTAIL HOUR 3p.m. -7p.m. 2forlatReg. Prices FREE Hot HORS D'OEUVRES Good Every Day Except Wed.& Sun. 11aIII fit ]p.m Famews, For G..d Tastip Limit 2 3Ou8 &w- 3P511 OAlL' hAM, IlL f30,1111w -FRI. is SAT. hi. IC 1PM Fwdy - J DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick Broker 'Onto.',. AM 66 11 . . TAFFER REALTY Like Monroe'- 2 s acres. I tiP. 3", bath, pool. $ 15.000 JENNY CLARK, Realty. REALTOR, 372 llage -- at Seminola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Open )Oto6 YOUR Happy Thanksgiving 1 ay 17.92, Sanford Across 1 iT A IL 372 7195 70or 831.9777.4f $100 down NEED A HOME payment to c'hjalIied buyer's. BR. l's baths, cent heitt. refur. bished As low as $11.000 WITT REALTY RealEstateBroker 3210610 . y. ) / lip plan Park _.'.i-wii.' - - . QUALITY HOMES AT MODERAT . . 3 & 4 Bedroom 7 Bath ' Models ICES Cenlral Heating and Air Conditio Phone 372 5237 Sales II) W 251h LAKE MONROE- Mayfair Spacious, custom 3 BR. I bath. liv rm. din rm,den. eat in kit.. p., '_j; .'L..., CONSTRUCTION Inc. ________ _________________________________ Sanford I OR CB, air screened porch, double lot, ti,t & large trees, nice neighborhood 519.9130. 52.000 On . about 11613 mO Owner will finance 7012 Jefferson Ave 322 1374 days. or 626 3056. ask for Ch uc k Moore cues Privacy Near hospital 322 5173 I JOHN NY WALKER , Reg Real Estate Broker General Contractor 3736.49 . ' BALL REALTY Sanford. Fla - ,. For Appointment Call 305.322.3103 _.i_.___________ _____ J NOW THROUGH NOVEMBER 30 26 key organ. maple chord bars. Phone 319 60—OfJ ice -- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice commercial site 150.250' on US Hwy. Il 9? inside Sanford city limits By owner 323 2970 FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS REPACKED ON ALL MAKES & MODEL AUTOMOBILES —ALSO— FREE INSPECTION Supplies _______ ON FRONT & REAR BRAKES - Reg Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 117W. 1sf St .Sanford ___ ____ Ui 5641 or Mrs. 322 7157 after ___ ____ NOW UNTIL NOVEMBER 30TH y,uo or steel desks. executive desk & chars, Secretarial desks I. chairs. straight chair's, fItlr'iI cabinets, as is Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberry. 17 92, 530 1206 - MARC SLADE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC. HWY. 17.92 SANFORD EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU PHONE CALL AWAY for t'iln Aluminum Siding CO.-sSOI, Stcreo, AM FM Radio & Record Player Excellent con dition. $100 1232791 i Landscaping £ Home Improvements ___________________ can co,er iour home WiltS aluminum S. soffit system AlSo Roofing, Gutters 70 Yr E;p Eagle Siding Co (SI 9563 Lawn Care , C E SHEPHERD Painting. Remodeling, G en eral Re pairs Call 323 Il/S. ua'anttd reconclttoned auto batteries. $12 95 exchange Earn extra cash tor Christmas , Interior. Exterior Plastering. shopping Sell those items you no I PEEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Plaster Patching Simulated brick Sanford Ave longer need with a Quick Action ' S. StOie Specialty 312 NAnI Ad .n the Evening Herlld ' Central Heat S. Air Caodit'oesing WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ' I'r fret estimatti, call Carl BUY' SELL . TRADE HarriS at SEARS ri Sanford 322 37.7 Sl77 311315 E FirstSt EXPERT LAWN Mowing. Edging, Trimmi' phone I Free Estimates 3.J - __________________________ DICK'SLAWtf SERVICE .',Sowing. Trimming Clean up $30 1131 5Qr' Dad will ore Black S. Decker or Rckwll power tools and Stanley ., - ---„,,rsj..i nano Tools from & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only 535 Ppwiti in SW S. True value Hardware. 6th S. Maple 3720500 I Dee S. Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential S. Commercial Clean ,no I Box I4CC. Sanford. Ft 177/I - fl32S Fine Pennsylvania House cherry table with 1 char. 51"xSl" - Free Estimates Free estimate 373 40 __________________________ Insulation Hauling - , ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Dr.. 322 falls Sewing Ait.ral.OrtS. Dress Maxng, L)raues, Upholstery 3.72 7fl7/ I Land Clearing Well Drilling _______________________________ L3bifltk x.ten baihruurn Counter tops S.nks installation a,a,lable Bud Caoell 372 9057 ,snl.me -. __________ __ ____ Butane Lighters. 19 95 up. money clipS, $450 Owaltney Jeweler's, 701 5 Perk Ave Dept Pest Control I roundtable with two 10" leave's, SJSOp 1151 Classified ads for Chest I tree 1014mg pad to match and lit Your S Iifl ad on this page for I II Mai gift ideas WCeP. anty $150 Maple hardwood coffee table. CLASSIFIED DEPT ____ 45 'ill' with rated rids $75 327 2611 on 931 Console stereo, AM FM receiver I with lull size changer. beautiful ____________________________ 4 I truitwood cabnef, Wards Airline solid slate. 5119 phOne 322 $551 i Blown in Insulation- Mayo in SulOtmon Co call before Ia m • $30 _________________ , 3092 or 913,4 11S.S,47 I Jt *athe, $2i iS up. pierced GHT HAULING S. YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone Ii? 5371 CIass,lied Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions. __________________________ Custom Work Licensed. Bonded — earrings. $ 6 95 up G waltney I Jewelers, 2134 5 Park Ave Herald Evening C,ebrs.andt'% HOmi Repairs., Room Aoditions. Concrete Work. Pant iflQ Carpenter Work. Ceramic Tile, Aii,im Enclosures 313 oI2LS : Edging. Fall Wan to sell something 5 Dial the magic number 372 241% or 131 Cleaning ________ _______ 1mDNS OF DOLLARS •i Neal I Estate 5 ol4 daily n the classifi ed ads Nothing small Ibovt that , FULLER BRUSH 372 1941 PH. 313-1230 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JUST A (J'L...,,,,AAjct'nll,srwsrs,,c J 1973 Renault Gordini. Sports coupe. S brand new tires AM FM radio with tape player. Air. Also equipped with fuel injection, up to Wonderful shape 35 MPG Wholesale cast 3720704 "SERVICE SPECIAL" Allan Carousal Organ, like new s.i new for 53.500 First $1,300 lav,,s Phone $30 00 61 , ___________________________ Nice corner landscaped residential iof, central Sanford location, Reasonable By owner 37) 6.179 __ . O Carpeting virci4xQtlwVlNt t,'I."t.il d IS' Scotty Camper Trate'1 Sleeps 6. bully equipped, $900 See at 2701 Ridgewood Ave (front of Seminole Ii S gym) 373 2966 Christmas gift 5359 p. brown Cottage. S rooms. I bath. ZSt S 310 Lake Mary $11,500 Phone St 550.1701 ' 1. cabinet, Oste'en- / 37 acres, county blacktop road, partly wooded. corner property Terms $11 /130 Broker, 37207 /9 ,._._". " I "trios & Electronic Organs *1111 autorilalic rhythm section. Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales S. Western Auto. 301 w First St. 372 7213 Silvertone thiS page for deal 75—Recreational Vehicles ----- - _______________- 59—t'Aijsical tvcrchandise - THE STARS _______-- . ____________ Rentals k) ' ” , .. Lake Mary - -. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SOUTHERNLIVIN' 2story.IBR. 3 bath, lam rm - Ig separate garage S. storage game rm 149.500 323119$ FOLLOW Out of Ideas' Visit Ethell's An tiques. I ml W of I Ion old St Rd I at "16" Station. Paola. 3725171. I Everything For The Golfer- Clubs. Balls, Golf Bags. Duckster Jackets Ladies arid merit golf Mayfair apparel and Shoes Country Club Pro Shop. 322 7S31 -- Millie Murray Associate - XULP P (ALlY 409W. First St ______________________ LONGWOOD- Approx ' acre lot. 3 BR. 2 bolts home. 32 It kidney ...j ------ .-..- .4.A. snapto poet, cent lISA, screened ______________ porch PLUS cement block Lake Mary I OR , l'i bath new duplex. 3 BR each side $47,000 homes Under 525.000 witIS leSS Bobby Greene, Realtor. 628 033) I than 5/50 down Governmer.t funding By builder. III I644 Merchandise Equal Housing Opportunity glady L BROKERS Dais 322 612') iJiqhiIs.377 Classified Ads MOVE MOUNTAINS Registered Real Estate Broker j ""n-.-Antiques ________- 3 OR, 1, bath, cent heat & air carpeted, (lotrt galore, enclOsed ,__,, , --------'" . v. age, ,,,,,,,,, 'I.',y CitCU UdLR yard, large corner lot For Sale or I Rent 37) 3/10 DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Hwy 97. I mite west of Speedway. Daytona Beach will ho ld a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price No charge oilier than 13 registration lee unless vehicle is sold Call 101 255 $311 for further details For hiS Christmas, give a 3 rack gun holder, with door for shellS Beautifully handmade of moun tan pine. $ 35 3221316 or 322 5699 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 8310171 Santa's bag quick and Shop the want ads for easy Crtrrstrr 55 buys. Fill - St Sanford Name your terms 37766.3/before noon or nights Only . '73 Models Call 3239570 or 934 1605 Dealer s Equipment HANDYMAN'S HOUSE 1025 Santa 1913 Nobil double * ,de office trailer, central air & heat, 7 OffiCCs with full bath 323 7610 32)4456 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and 131 ,' Malibu Fiberglass boat with swivel seats. 19 HP Evinrude. any night Harding Trailer. Fully equipped, _______________________________ like new $650 323 1404 after 5 ________________________ - EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have 10 sell Call today 57—Sport ' and your Classified Ad will appear -. here tomorrow ---i ______________________________ 'Commercial Property rom Ranch Hou, A, 830-7966 POOL l9ll Maverick, 20r . new paint, now tires, everything in excellent condition 5995. 372043 - ___________ Sa le '24 Dodge Colt, excellent condition. 2 dr . vinyl hardtOp, heat & air standard, w mileage. Take over payments of $7347 $700 or' as down payment 173 571)4 after S WAN I bD! SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garageMike 55$ and have fun swapping toot Bring your articles to Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market, south 17 every Su nd ay . Ca n.. to S p.m. NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phon e 372 1216, 7 p.m to 9 p m ROBSON MARINE 2929 Hwy 17 92 32" 5961 Cute 3 OR home *ith nice stag carpet, pretty landscaping, low down payment, possible rent with OPO CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 830 Hwy 434. Longwood 131 6222 ______________________________ 80—Autos for - & Trade 10--Swap -. Used Office Furniture Realtor JJ -- - -- ( LAKESIDE I. APARTMENTS Follow signs to models olf Winter Park Drive Uppland Park Homes By .-. ----- --- ---- - ---- ----------------- i!j} \' East off 17.92 s..on.uiuv_MJiia9Cd , AND . AT CASSELBERRY Ike P'Le.1iqe C5W491u1ü11J" 322•2090 OUR —. Reg Real Estate Broker 1100 E 75th St 322 6655 CAMELOT -- ARRIVE*J good -- 2 New Models Under $31,000 Sanford, Fla, k ' EXCITING!! 1505 W. 25th St. FLORIDAID 05 05 PALMETTO AVE (Next to Pest Office) SANFORD ........ UnlumfliShicti. two bedroom SeCuriti Deposit Aii'jltS Pr,'ti'rr,( it - 521.100 43—Lois-Acreage Call Bart DON'TMISS This Fantastic Offer' 4 BR, 2'i bath, split level home on corner lot. Family room with wood burning fireplace, compact kitchen You realty must see to lOw 5)9.900 with assumable mortgage ' BLESSINGS BUSINESS FOR -- sticker. $450 372 4532 EXTRA FOR CASH GET CHRISTMAS by selling your good us ed furniture and applian c es to Larry's NewS. Used Mart. 2155 Sanford Ave . 322 1132 Old, gocid 1940 GMC pickup. V6. standard transmission, step side. posi traction rear, new paint, good sticker, $475 Also 1960 Chevy pick up 250 engir.e. automatic Iran smission, disc brakes, fleet side, new paint. FM radio, good .*,. ' .. - WE WILL BE CLOSED AND WILL BE 0111 GIVING THANKS Some Pickup tCK, Sanford Auction, 321 7340 USE WANT AD for quick response in buying or selling 55—Boats & Accessories ___________________ SANFORD THANKSGIVING --- OR. 21' x 64' Barrington. VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES )tl3lOrlanuioDr 173 S700 above your cia5ified ad will draw the shopper's attention to your ad Call for details 377 2611 or III Reg Real EstateBroxer 503W 151St 373 606) Pt 323 0517 eves Air, carpeted, quiet I and 2 bedroomS. 1125 to $135 month Adults Phone 377 1510 '' 1911 GC condition quantity. OR lb NI AL NUGS WANT ED TOP prces paid, used, any con dillon 644 1126. Winter Park SALE: Breaking up - -- 79—Trucks-Trailers WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction 339 6116 toll free from Sanford small some new Various furniture items 3 W. 131 h St Sanford Sat & Sun 9 hI S. items. Lies 327 1587, 322 1179 2137 E 75th St Santord -_.... NOLL'S, CASSELBERRY, Hwy, 17 III 9 30 housekeeping, large & 3237832 42__libile Hos A CHRISTMAS STAR M. UNSWORTH REALTY --_________ .____________ 135 i -" Lo vely 7 or 3 BR, I baIts home in good location. ex cellent condition. 519,700 VA No down, FHA Low clown MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv. air Cord Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I I & SR 134. Longwood 5621000 One Bedroom From STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE ' -_-________ Camper Trailer for icii. 71, full bath, twin beds. Heat, air 372 5152 - 1 BR, 3 BATH- in Pinecrest, on lots Income from furnished trailer on back lot Lots of e.tras including pool 540,500 Any skiil, lawn mower, boat ac ceuories, clothes, misc 3722176 , East of Sanford SR 1 4 mile west of Marina Isle Call Us For Personalized Listing and Sales Assistance LOVELY HOME IN COUNTYBR. 2 bath, central H&A. wall wall carPet, fenced yard, owner re locating BLAIR AGENCY 323 3166or373 7710 Wanted to buy used office furniture. GARAGE SALE- Sat & Sun Water GARAGE SANFORD Motorcycle Insurance Galleries. 322 6972 YARD SALE: Sat Nov 77. 10 a m to 6. Low, iOw prices. Junk & treasures. fruit & baked goods 1 mile past Airport. Sanford. on corner of Ohio & Marquette (Silver Lake area) otter" S&ooey is available for subsidized housing in rural areas No down payment, monthly payments less Iflan rent ',i $09 Frmch Ave. (Ni-way l,'flI Sealant - above your classit'r'ri ad will draw the shopper's altenlon to your ad Call for details 322 2611 or 131 99.93 Cl-I CA. ORANGE GROVE- IS Acres in Valencias Owner says "Get an hif home, good neighbord, family room, dining room, kit (hen, breakfast area, large living room. shade trees. flowering shrubs and rare plants Large lot Under $20000 Call 323 S330 for appointment _____________________________ You Can Have Your House In 3 Months If You Qualify A CHRISTMAS STAR I DR apt kit equip. A C. carpeted. itduits. no pct. 595 3727296 wk dyt after 4 Studio, Bedroom Apts. Quiet. One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family Publish: Nov. 25, D.c. 2, 0, Is. 97 OE F- 123 TWA= 14 in heavily wooded Will split REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Anytime Buy 1206 TWENTY WEST- Like new Good neighborhood 572.950 Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor Get Em While They're Hot" Sales PORCH SALE Homemade blue cane syrup and handcraft sate. I blk cash of Park, at 17th St., Sanford. Saturday, Nov. 77. ACREAGE ON A LAKE- I Acres, No down 19195 French 372 1991 Eves 372 1496, 372 1164. 377 1954 ,, 31A—Duplexes City Clerk Tk REALTORS -6306061 Eves 171 3*19 2 I. CLUB- 1976 Honda 550. 1 CVI . Take over payments of $57 53 31 payments Owed, Pay off less 333 oi; Cash for Antiques, Consignments wanted. HI way 46 Auction Carport Sale— Fri.&Sat,Nov 26 & 27, 9 a m. to I pm , 2 Laurel Drive, Sanford $100 CRANK CON'ST REALTY SAN MO PARK. 1. 7. 3 bec,jroor,i trailer apts Adult & flmily park. Weekly 3S1S Hwy 1/ 92. Sanf or d 373 19)0 ix,.. lame. All parties In interisi andcitllens shill have an opportunity to be heard at laid hearing. By order of Its City Commission Of the City of Sanford, Florida, H. Pt. Tamm, Jr. + Tax — WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St 37) 0578 .4,S.,.%,1 •A ..-------- Luxury Patio Apartments HANDY MAN SPECIAL- Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. V;;, ("Gardens STOP RENTING - Move in - then bUii Neat 3 OR. CH, kit equipped W W carpet, $77,000 Good 68—Wanted to --- REALTOR COUNTRY 515,500 ----------VETERANS- This Is It! Best buy in town No money dawn New 3 BR. 7 bath, kitchen equipped from 322 illS 7574 Park Dr 522.000 After Hours: Realtor 327 399) 372 974 PIPIECREST.- School at your back door Cozy 3 BR. 1 bath, 519.500 SEMIP4E CubtTY- BeauTiful building lots, some lake front, POOL HOME- 3 BR. 2 bath, in heavily wooded Altamonte Loch county west at Sanford Owner 01,11 Arbor of state, needs to sell 536.000 0., -----, ' enevci ..J, ,flJ, IA - I OR. lurn apt lights, water turn Mature adults No pets. $ 95 33'? 7296 alter I wk days -- - -- all Th e Forty Thi.ve Presents to 12 Shift LPN. Furnished ' CHOICE AREA BR, 2 bath, 30' family rim 5 tine home 531.900 '2 Swinging tun home, 3 OR. 2 be , ceiling mirrors, privacy shades 143 1470 ext 261 or 671 0973 MLS CO'JPITRY DUPLEX vestment $30,000 WHITE -. - 78--Motorcycles - _______ INC. Harold Hall Realty Altamonte Pool Home- 3 OR, 2 bath, family room, screened porch, 3 car garage with workshop area, central teat air, carpets, fenced yard 3 yrs. like new By owner — Part time I Hal Colbert Realty FURNISHED- I OR, t' bath, central air, ready to move ir $26,900 'leg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER. ASSOC 101W Commercial Phone 327 7551, Sanford ______________________________ 2 BR. Clean, near shcping No pets 2619 Elm , Sanford Call Mrs MeIlo 33'? 6956 ______________ GAR NETT W. . - 10 Mo female Doberman, Req., Sweet & Loveable $15 323 6437 or '' 3fl WASHER - Parts, Service Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES,______ 3230691 , 54—Garage 321 0041 ____ ____ ______________ professional grooming 2417 Park Av • 327 1171 I ________________ 113 MLS REALTORS (town vF.1 ERANS - nuv JUNK CARS - from SlOto$30 Call 322 1671 after 4 p m Camphells Poodle KENMORE 2565 PARK oil . Sanford. 1 OR. turn downstairs. convenient location References required 195 per mo 531 S992 Resu mes will be accepted through w[A1 TOPS HOUSES- .— - -_________ - - 1974 Kenmore washer & dryer, apartment size Good cond $250or beSt ',It.r. 377 46*6 Multiple Listing Service GOVERNMENT 77—Autos Wanted I Call Sanford's Sales Leader 322- 2420 41—Houses __________________________________ OVIEDO FTU - Duplexes Furn or Unturn, Wooded, Home size lotS RIDGE WOOD VILLAGE 365 3111 3) —Apartments Estate Real New modern single Story I & I BR apts and Completely furnished stud,o apIs Conveniently located, beautifully landscaped Abundant storage, including attic "GE Energy Elf cent Package" From $115 Call 323 3301 or visit Resident Service Directors to inspect models and select your new apartment Executive Drector •Santord Housing Authority Administrative Building castle Brewer Court Sanford. Fla 37/71 NOT, THEREFORE. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: SECTION I. That that certain property in Seminole County. Florida, described as follows be and the same is hereby annexed to and made a part at the City of Sa nfor d. Florida. pursua nt to the voluntary anriexaf ion provision s of Chapter III IUA I 373 5176 EXECUTIVE For further information call 173 1581 STREET AND BRIARCLIFFE STREET AND BETWEEN MAR SHALL AVENUE AND GRENADA AVENUE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. OF OF 701 Commercial - ______ THEATRE wanted Open or Closed, Pent or Lease Details to 2115 Ocean Blvd , Apt 30). Delray Beach. Fla . 33"4 Expert Mechanics All work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. 23 yes experience Moxtey's Garage, 2539 Park Or. 32.2 3S$ Bill Bowers. Operator. _______________________ Offer 322 6032 - 38—Wanted to Rent . -WE SELL SUCCESS For families or friends of problem 7164 NOW LEASING SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. _________________ AL ANON - Commercial Steel building for rim? on SR IS 4,500 square footage Spacious I, 2 ' 3 BR açits Tennis, Swimming, playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2500 Ridgewood Ave Sanford, Ph 3236420 ______________ Property 65—Pets-Supplies - Cii ft upright Amana Freezer. 4 yrs old, like new $300 or best 2017 S FRENCH 37—Business 76A—Auto Repairs ' & Staff i 101 F THERE IS SOMETHING NEW in me Went Ads everyday Rent Blue Lustre Carpet Sarrpoorr for only S1.50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE. ____________________________ ••••••,• ___________________ 52—Appliances withOut 1974 Ford Pickup truck Both A 1 condition. $7500. 321 5149 64— Equipment for Rent - 5R461 mm 'East t _— pr'", - from Forrest Greene Inc. 2 BR, turn, cabana, porch, fenced yard Adults only. No pets 321 ossa after I 30 Call About Our Christmas Specials re IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' IN YOUR FAMILY7 ' - 19/3 17 wide, 1 BR. turn. AC, auuits Security. S100 mo 322 5939. DeBARY- Large, lovely 1 BR, air. near stores Ideal for retired persons 371 0510. 665 6468 - Their number is 323.1792. HAPPY THANKSGIVING - __ - ii SObu In —. WEDDINGS PERFORMED By Notary Public 322 2026- Eves. S. Weekends__ Thanksgiving speakers. all equipped With or NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Crl.rj A e ' i'our trade-in Iurr.)tijr at 10w c r,onii s..i.cllon - _____________- ANYTIME Unfurnished WhI Our- star Coach 191) man, air. tape, with radio, built in -______ OR , furnished. $140 Kitties Wekiva Landing. 322 4110 2 F'e)d Dirt, Yellow Sand & Top Soil for sale. Call 323 1510 from I to o week days, WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today COUNTRY FURN. DISTRIBUTORS HERB STE NSTROM 34-4V'obile Homes 30-Amen1s 'e i -i a ppy JOHN SAULS AGENCY Days322 7174 Eves)?) Broker ______________ ______ 75--Recreational Vehicles 1030 State St , Sanfoni Plaza - - Ridgewood Arms You pick green beans $4 flu Hwy 46, across from S Days Inn, Kastner Farm Casietberry 33 days a week at 1:30 p.m 377 3907. II 62—Lawn.Garden . $5999 Stenstrom Realty ____ Call between 330 & 6 p m 1735.129 4—Personals *44% REAL NICE HOME - ___ artges. Grapefruit -- - - FUTURA BY SING' One of Singer's OP Touch and Sw Zig Zaci machines Assume balanceof illS Soor pay sit per month. Will take trade-in Singer equipped to zig zag & make button holes Balance of or payments of $5 Call credit manager. 3fl 9411 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store Moll 3 OR. I bath, carpeted and CA, kitchen equipped, nice large lot Can assume mortgage. No qualifying Very small down Payment Monthly payment Oil mortgage $157 97. BR. 7 bath ava'iaOIe Dec Jan & Feb in Sunlanci Estates ideal for tourists. 327 3625 _______________________ WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't needs" fast and at a low, low cost. 9—Good Things to Eat -By: Cyd Underwood Mr. Robert Michael UnderwoodFattier Mr. S. Mrs. Ro be rt 0. UnderwoodGrandparents AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF 3993 alter 6 p m 6210636 __________________ - Teenager needs ride with female ORDINANCE NO. 1311 - __ THE STARS -_'-'' TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission R oom in the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7.00 o'clock P.M. a's Decem ber , 1 76, to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Sanf or d, Florida, as follows: Small 3 BR home on large corner, fenced lot newly painted. $170 month plus security deposit. 931. Nurses. RN's & LPN's, Aides. Aide Companion Needed immediately Educatlona, Child Care for as low as I 5. weekly if you qualify 373 5.421 or 323 8435 FOLLOW The love experienced could never be NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING 1 & 7 OR Apts.. excellent location, all electric kitchens, A C. carpeted, drapes, adults, from $150 2015 Sanford Aye, Phone 322 7413 Rentals on this page for ideas. - - -- Legal Notice The City of Longwood is in need of a Mechanic. Job COnSiStS of sir vicing police vehicles, city trucks, heavy equipment, diesel equip merit Applicants apply at city halt, 15W Warren AvC, betAeen SX a & 5 01) ii itt, 4 BR, 2 bath, deluxe & spacious $0 ma. plus depoSit 322 3367 eves idyllwldC-'- 6—Child Care - That happiness abounde for her every day; She listens to US as we kneel and pray. was . Nice 2 BR block home, turn or unfurn 323 7970 or 372 7929 alter 6 ____________ Rirg our chimes and place a last acting, low cost want ad Call 372 1611 or 931 999) t long haired white altered male cat. 25th P. Sanford Hair thin on back 323 1375 ' Electrician's Helper wanted Ex penienced only Write giving name, telephone, salary expected and brief outline of experience to: Box 621, c o The Evening Herald, P0 Box 1651, Sanford, Flit 37171 BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 26.31 S Sanford Ave. 121 0759 eves 3fl 7643 33—Houses Furnished All, - Sanford Seminole Jayc ees are 5tlI saili ng the Restaurant Sampler Coupon Books for $11 95 Call 373 0090 or 32') 1310, or after S call 32) Winter Springs 3 hIP, excefljnt condition. mm lease 6 mos *i mo No pets Near ________________ SChOOl 377 0335 __________ 51—Household Goods 1i —Houses , Security Guard Full time. 4 to midnight Shill Prefer mature individual, Call 321 1910 M,snagemenl opportunity available For personal interviews, call 32) 5—Lost & Found YES! The East one hall of Lot IC. Lot 20 NW Lot 21, Block Ii, Dr,amweld, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Boom 3. Pages 10 and 91 of the Putlic Records of Seminole County, Florida. SECTION 2. That upon this or dlflanc, becoming effective, the residents and properly owner in the properly described herein shall be entitled to the rights and Privileges arid immunities as ere from time to time granted to residents and property owners of the City of Sanford, Florida, and as are further provided In Chapter 111, Laws of Florida, 1975, and shall further be sublict to the rnpon. sibilitles of residence or ownership as may from time to time bi determined by the governing aulthorIty of the City of Sanford. Florida, and ttie provisions of said Chapter 111, Laws of Florida, 1975. SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall become effective Immediately upon Its passage and adoption, A copy "it available -6 1111, Office of the City Clerk for all persons desirIng to examine the -end PROBLEM 4A—Ptlic Notices To know our child walks streets of gold, And another thing I'm often told- her Sensor Perm S. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 423 1567 Write PO Box 1213 Santord.FIor.dl)llTl - measured. Our short time with splendidly treasured. - FACED WITH A DRINKING - Noon Friday All ttse pr ec ious memories like a soothIng balm. Have given us strength and a c er tain calm; /91. iBeauty Care Products Towers Be au ty Salon. 519 E 1st .3725117 ___________________________________________________________ KIM One y ea r ago on thiS ve ry day, The a ng els from Heaven took our Kimberly away. Box * ttpi Electronic , - I P m. 3 Lines Minimum 2—In Memoriam 0' (Thus, Only) FAMOUS CLASSIC TALES Island.-Arwnated adaptation Of Jules Verne's classic adventhoe aboutthe ingenuity and adaptabdify of five refuges from . a Confederate prison cksng the Civil War who survive on an island despite the elements, pirates and a volcano, (R) W' NEWS 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW, Proeniod Thus., see below. 11 (Thugs. only) NFL FOOTBALL Buffalo at Detroit. OH SEARCH FOR 4 TOMORROW. Preempted Thu's. only ALL MY CHILDREN Proerrfited Thugs 230 2: '12: THE DOCTORS: Proorr57tod Thurs., see 12:30 formation write to Pompano, Flit, 33061 Noon The Day Before Publication 21 ompted Thugs and Fri . MM ALY SATURDAY 9-Noon 530 RESTLESS: Preempted Thugs, see below. Oklahoma at Nebraska. DIVORCE FORMS - For fr ee in 26 times (52.00 MIN IMUM CHARGE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY NEIGHBORHOOD 200 , Il 4IC a line JIc a line 24c a line 1 thru s times 6 thru 25 times DEADLINES 7:00 o'clock P.M. an December 13, 9 1 (Fri .) NCAA FOOTBALL' Meeker clutch purses, cigarette cases S. key cases Gwaltney Jewelers, 201 5 Perk Ave. RATES 32—Houses Unfurnished 18—Help Wanted * 5.00 4' 6) YOUNG AND PYHAMID 831-9993 2 ADAM 12(R) 1200 2, I 9 (Mon-, Tues. Wed., Fri.) NEWS 2 12 (Thugs, only) GRANDSTAND 0,000 322-2611 '4—PrsonaIs - HOURS 2: NOUNCED 'g) MJIJ:ICUS WBY M.D. Afternoon 4.' $ Orlando WInte' Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. ('Thus.) TO BE AN- emptetiltus. I Seminole 430 11:30 2) (t2) ST1M'ERS: PreOfl')t9d Thugs, see 10 a.m 6) LOVE OF LIFE: 4 Preempted Thin (9) HAPPY DAYS (R): Proented Thugs., see below only) ALMOST ANYTHING GOES fl (Thus, Fit) ELECTRIC COMPANY 11:55 664' '4 NEWS CAPTAIN xo.noo fill) I 7' 9) DON HO SHOW 8:00 4: t1 .ALMANAC 6 SUNSHINE h,t on Thuss 625 2 (Mon.) WITH THIS RING tTuos ) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) DBCC' PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP (Fri.) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 (Fn only) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 4) KUTANA 61 SUNRISE SEMESTER: 2344 PARK DRIVE SANFORD, FLA. ' " 321•Q424 SUNRISEJU8ILEE 2 ' am, Ch. 4, local news) 64 POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 2( SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ("Good Morning Floridaat 725 and 8:25 am., local Wt weather, sports) 2 12. SANFOROANOSON (R) Preerrciied Thurs. See below 2 I I It, (Thu's only) 50th Morning 600 9:00 TO 2:00 I 10.00 Friday FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS IN THE CAPRI LOUNGE . MERV GRIFFIN 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT: ProertUod Thu's and Fri [9 (Thurs. only) 000 BALL COUPLE fl (Thus.. Fri.) SESAME STREET 11:00 2 .12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE: Preempted miss., see 10 am, 6 GAMBIT Preempted Thus., Fri. 2 12 TODAY (Local news at 725 and 825) I 1240 IS 655 21 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 1010 Jim Ryan ' CLASSIFIED ADS Thursday, Nov. 25,1976-913 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __________ I JijSl about .verylts:n.g for Christmas Gittiog can e tound in the Want Ads E5TERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work Fill dirt. top soil 322 5943 I'IUGHEY EQUIPMENT LitC Clearing. owing. o scing Clay. lay. Rock. ROCK WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All lypiS and siZeS re pair and service lifE MACHINE S. To List Your Business...DiQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 ) �108.-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 25. 1fl - ARMED FORCES nuii NEILO. MICHELS he joined the Nay in August Okinawa. He Joined the Marine Tex., from the U.S. Air Force GLEN J. RICHARD W. MARTIN a bachelor of science degree, he graduated from the Aviation .AGANA, Guam -M-Sgt. Neil 1976. Corps in January 1976. technical training course for Joined the Marine Corps In Antisubmarine Warfare 0. Michels, son of Mr. and Mrs. NORFOLK, VA. - Navy refrigeration and air con. NORFOLK, Va. - Navy August 1976. (ASW) Operator School at the Anton Michels of 600 Wylie Fireman Apprentice Glen J. DWAYNELTHOMAS RICHARD W. MYERS ditioning specialists. Ensign Richard W. Martin, 23, Naval Air Technical Training Ave., Sanford, has been named Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Airman Thomas Is a 1971 son of Mrs. June Martin of 167 Center, Millington, Tenn. A 1973 CHRISTOPHER EVERSON Outstanding Maintenance Man Clarence H. Miller of 14831 WICHITA FALLS, lu - graduate of DeLand High N. Sunland Dr., Sanford, was NORFOLK, Va. - Marine graduate of Lyman High of the Quarter in his unit at Renton St., Deltona, has Private First Class Richard W. Airman Dwayne L. Thomas, School and received a cer- graduated from tl.e Navy's NORFOLK, Va. Navy School, Longwood, he joined the Andersen AFB, Guam. completed recruit training at Myers, son of Mrs. Cherlye K. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. tificate in architectural draf- Aviation Indoctrination Course Airman L. Navy in April 1976. Christopher Sergeant Michels was selected the Naval Training Center, Myers of 300 Oxford Rd., Fern Thomas of 224 S. Orange Ave., ting in 1975 from Daytona tAlC). Everson, son of Mr. Joseph W. for leadership, professional grlando. A former student of Park, has reported for duty Orange City, Fla., has Beach (Fla.) Community A 1976 graduate of Auburn Everson of 1101 Timberlane skill and duty performance. He DeLand High School, DeLand, with the 3rd Marine Division on graduated at Sheppard AFB, College. 1V[ AUE i 1A_R'R'•.. University, Auburn, Ala., with Trail, Casselberry, has •. •,., is assigned to the 43rd Field Maintenance Squadron, a part of the Stategie Air Command KRAFT • CARNATiON. The sergeant is a 1957 LYKES • COCA-COLA graduate of Seminole High BIRDSEYE • SCHLITZ . School. His wife, Sheila, is the ARMOUR • GOLKIST daughter of Mrs. Betty M. Ullman of 2164 25th Ave. N, St. SUNSHINE • PILLSBURY Petersburg. 69th Year, No. 84-Friday, November - SUrvivors 11 After President Ford's election loss, Bonnie Wieboldt of Sanford sent the defeated candidate one red rose as Plead For PLUS....6 COLLECT CASH DIVIDEND BONUS COUPONS! _________________________________________________________ PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, ONE FILLED CERTIFICATE OF 30 BONUS COUPONS IS ALL YOU NEED TO PURCHASE ANYONE OF 1976 USE qi:IDIVIDEND THESE CASH DIVIDEND BONUS SPECIALS! a consolation. Ford has responded with the following personal letter: Dear Miss Wieboldt: 1 EAK I CASH _ Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF Corps Air Cherry forStation, duty with 2D___________________________________________________ Point, N.C. He Joined the PLENTY OF GOOD EATING Marine Corps in April 1976. $ 1.88 PORTER HOUSE STEAK KENNETH COUJER T. BONE STEAKS LONDON BROIL 35 OR MORE 75 PCT. LEAN GROUND BEEF ) 1.38 LB. C*JBE STEAKS \ PICNICS 4 SLICED 58C 1.96 ARMOUR 10 * VERIBEST FRESH PORK 02. -- -. POUND 44C BOX SALTINES SLICED QUARTER LOINS ROAST 48C LB. LB LO PORK CHOPS LB. 8 .wTMIILIoCaIMDlvIo4No pie 'TI LB 10 98' ______________________VALUES _______ 0 0 10FRE (A$. DIVIDE NO COUPONS 160Z. 1 DINNER FRANKS ___________________________________________________ PLUS DEPOSIT LB. to OZ, PKG. . - HEAD MUSHROOMS I.S. POTATOES T"I 32.02. LIQUID out of O families, Turkish ra di o repo rted. Doctors at the state hospital in Van said many of th e dead ap- IVORY peared to be under the age of 12. Dr. Abdulkadir Sonmez said there were about 600 wounded at the hospital, many of them 15FRE 5FREE HORMEL CURE SI BONE. LESS BUFFET HAM COUPON 0000 THRU 12 I 7 SHOPPING TM TNT".'" a..0 '." ILl DISPOSABLE DIAPERS ANY SIZE COUPON (.000 T'-No 7) Sn' asta , . _____ I SOFT 4 CHRISTMAS ________________ 'I'll 't•li . % as %%eek - 1II1(l all ill 'liii' III t'll herald, ICKEN , BE EF. TURKEY DISPOSABLE DIAPERS C CUTUP LB. 45 \ MIXED PARTS ' BREASTS QUARTERS 3 HIND QUARTERS ECONOPAK 3 WINGS W.GIBLETS LB. BEER QTRS. KRAFT I clita" amss XG. 3 CT. 1 28 SUNSHINE CHOCOLATE CREAM PER PACK 13-0Z. 88 - , S TRAILBLAZER TUNA MARTHA WHITE LONG GRAIN RICE SPRAY ,. 88' POTATO FLAKES AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER FINISH 33-OZ. SHOP AT YOUR NIIGNSORLY FAIRWAY HWY. 17-fl S. ORLANDO DR., SANFORD i DOG FOOD IDAHOAN INSTANT LY SOL 89 PUS(or) COR14 25.18. BAG is ox. 10-OZ. PK0. 58 3/" es Police half dozen lobbyists for labor and urban groups indicate that the options prepared for the Carter's consideration Include: -Ca rt er co ul d choose a mayor, a hous in g expe rt , a f inancial wizard or an accomplished government manager to guide his Hunt Shotgun In C , I 1- Kidnap Case By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer -. An Orlando man remained in ..4.. /1 . / ' . . ft lIP 5' ' Babysitter Lament: I I'iI All •FscJ Up With Junior' TALI.A1i.SSEE APi Not to be outdone by pet pet ro pes - three-foot strands of cotton cord. Don Rapp, a professor of child development, claims that playing with the ropes can bc as beneficial to tots as urban program. lie could place the person in charge of the learning to tie their shoes. Department (A Housing and Urban Development IIUDI, the Domestic Council, or a new office. -He could bolster the Domestic Co un cil, using the Nixon- this is as nutt) as any of them. but it really has some brain "Ever' Christmas, there is a toy that comes along and stimulation for children, and I'm really serious about that," says Rapp. "I've been loo ki ng for 17 years for a product I COUid invent that would be good mental rowi1' 'Jail today on armed 'oberyandkidnaping charges, as Sanford police and sheriffs deputies continued a search for a sawedofi shotgun in a west Sanford wooded area. Robert Charles McGill, 31, is beingheldlnjailin lieu of $5,000 bond, officials said, and state authorities have placed a detainer against his release. - Sheriffs detectives arrested McGill early Thursday, six hours after a stocking-masked man armed with a sawed-off shotgun abducted two men from a parking lot at the Lake M onroe Inn on U.S. 17-92 west of Sanford, forced them to drive to a railroad yard, and robbed A county court judge ruled at a brief hearing this morning that there is pro ba ble ca use to hold McGi ll in connect ion with the robbery-abduction of Kelsie 11 NI)ELL C. Whisenhunt. .12-year-old Mitch E. Tindell chased a Sanford stucco contractor . Toyota sedan to a stop at Whisenhuni was left tied up at Seventh Street and Pecan th rail yard and the stocking- Avenue minutes after the scond m as ked ban di t took his pickup abduction-rob be ry. A man in stimulation and also motor and imaginative stim ul ation truck back to the Inn where the auto fired a shotgun blast at for children ' 't injured, Lake Monroe Postmaster Tindell, who wasn 1k' is marketing his ropes for $1 each at FSU through Alpha Gainuta Delta Sorority, lie says he buys the ropes from seeral Georgia manufacturers ala cost of about 20 cents a strand. According to several sources, these nien remain on the HUD "If ttus catches on, we're going to unleash pet ropes on secretary list sent to Carter by his staff: Mayors Thomas Bradley Tallahassee ," Rapp says. 'If we really have to move fast, of Los Angeles, Kenneth Gibson of Newark - both blacks - and I've got it%orked uptu whereAe could. I'd hate to work it Henry Maier of Milwaukee. 017 a shoestring Robe rt Mann was then abducted at shotgun point and taken to the rail yard. before fl ee in g into a '.' de1 area at the Intersectior; U. Ralph Russell saul Tindell could have been killed b th e The truck was returned to the shotgun blast had he not been Inn parking lot by the bandit following correct procedure who then escaped in a small and approaching the stopped compact auto. Iorl p)Uce p.itrulrn:ir; Seo P(il.ICE. Page3-.t )RANGI V: 01 C 58 CAN JUKI s-oz. CONCENT*ATI 5/98' III EVERYDAY Lauderdale and Orlando, and will use equipment leased from scheduled and non-scheduled airlines. "I think it's going to help Miami," carl said of the ABC scheme, "but it's also going to help this area, because most of the people t uiing in are going to want to go to Disney i World i." flights, I think there's a good chance that we might be able to do The chamber president pointed out that local hotels, eating nut tie\oul uf tourist attractions: "We do have a zoo, you know." Flal Cohen, executive director of the Miami Beach Tourist Developmnent Authority, sa id the lower fares will generate new Florida-bound passengers. "Anything that reduces fares has to help bring more people here," he said. establishxiients and rent-a-car firms woull profit from the . But David Kunstier, a spokesman for Eastern Airlines, pre- The Civil Aeronautics Board's Advanced Boo ki ng Cha rt er Comics S-It Obituaries 4-li Sports Crossword 4 Editorial 4-A Weather 5-A Dear Abby 1.11 Women 1.11 no rtheast newspapers, offer rates rang ing from $99 roundtrip dur in g some winter weeks to $139 during busier weeks. Tele v ision . The normal roundtrip coach (are Is $210 between New York and Miami. Night coach fare is 1168 . To qualify for an ABC tare, a passenger must sign up least 30 days in advance and stay for one or two weeks, depending on the harter. "The response Is unbelievable," said Michael Brent, president Loser In Love? Page h-(', Sunday Herald ERYDAY LOW PRICE John Carli, president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, says the local area could benefit from a new program which allows c ha rter o pe rators to fl y no rt he rners to Florida for less than half the normal rate"It's very premature for me to say; I haven't really heard that much about it,"Carli said today. "but if the plan involves charter coming passenger flow wherever .BC flights land. And he said dicted that the fares will only steal paengers from uiereg ularly sc hed uled flights. the Sanford-Central Florida Airpo rt should have a good chan ce to _______________________________________________________ I [3C) plan takes effect Jan. 2. Unlike ear li er cha rt er programs. eventuall) grab part of the traffic. 4'B Around The Clock 4-A horoscope the ABC pe rm its passengers to buy air fare and nothing else. "Charter fl ights - this is what they're going for out there," 51 Bridge 4-B hospital Several charter ope ra tors, already advertising the fares in Carl said. "We have cheaper rates here t ha n they do in Orlando, Cal endar Wall Street Winner 4 - HYDE PARK . _____________________ gee HYDROX COOKIES 444 58' E BONNIE %VIEBOI.I)T. MATCHING FA CE .NI.) WOIWS u' ,a: Photo b Tom V,nifl something with it." 44 Today __________ ____ ____ EVERYDAY LOW PRICE '' ___________________________________________________________ COMBINATION PARTS LB. 68C KRAFT PARKAY Unless you help. . 38c LEGS, BREASTS OR DRUMSTICKS tso. Carter I Charter Plan Could Be Boon For Sanford - POT PIES PAMPERS LI. PREMIUM I-;.•,- A6 are forever. .__ influence on urban program,s. Carter has sa id he favors a strong Cabinet, which could s pe ll death for the White blouse-located coun cil. Then there are the candidates. 26 OVERNIGHT FRYER PARTS KRAFT GRAPE JELLY KRAFY PHILADELPHIA ilP IL I. -- Birth dec thank you from my heart for your Under President Ford, the coun cil has languished with little DAYS 1111 2 ______ GOLD KIST soz, 'I family by our fellow Americans. I might kill the council off. CAIN OIAIOTNOCOUPONI TN T'I,I COUPON LIII) EV911YDAY LOW PRICK, . 11TALIAN DMSING A 4 extended to me and my entire HUD,Transportation and Health, Education and Welfare). Or he II CAIN OIN'OIN000UPO $ 1619 6PAK 11-0?. CANS MARGARINE the generous encouragement created group to coordinate urban-related Cabinet agencies %3.8.OZ. NO RETURN IBOYTLE Ilk. country. and I will always remember '' 15 i.58 APPLES 10 FO the I %'I serve the people of our great Residents there said many persons who might have survived had died under the rubble. One newspaper said some wounded buried under the rubble had frozen to death. An aerial survey of Caldiran on Thursday showed only two buildings still standing. "Caldiran is completely wiped off the . map. We fear 60 per cent of its 2,300 population is lying dead under Mayors Meet the rubble," one official said. Metunel Zelu, a Caldiran resident, said, "We heard the moans WASHINGTON )AP) - Transition strategists for Presidentand cries of our relatives from under the rubble all night Wed. elect Jimmy Carter are exploring proposals for a national urban nesday. I dug out v. ith my hands the bodies of my three children. policy while the nation's largest group of mayors and city officials My wife and mother remain buried. Perhaps if I had had a pick heads for Its annual meeting. and shovel I could have saved them." Several of the big-city mayors who will attend the National Foreign aid for the quake victims began trickling In. The United LeagOt of Cities con!ereneo that St !fl\u:t; '..4..j4 art! Nations representative in Ankara said 1,000 arctic-type tents were _____________________________ being sent to Van An Italian military cargo plane full of supplies Which Way For GOP, Page $-A _________________________________________ was expected in Ankara. The U.S.. Embassy said two transport ________________________ ___________________ planes would arrive later today with 1.000 tents and other supa list of pos.sible Cabinet candidates that the Carter team has plies. assembled and sent to the President-elect. Helicopters airlifted supplieslocated to the townships of Ercis, O'zalp,But the chief architect of Carter's urban policy has not yet been bctxecn Lakc V.n GiAu Caidiran and E)iyadin, selected, according to a number of Carter strategists. and Turkey's border with Iran and Soviet Armenia. The staff has provided Carter with a wide-ranging list of poThe Kandilli Observatory in Istanbul said eight more jolts tentiul Cabinet candidates and of ways to reorganize federal rocked the area Thursday and more aftershocks were likely In the offices dealing with urban problems. next few days. The initial tremor registered 7.6 on the Richter Carter strategists say It is not only uncertain who will get the scale, indicating a major earthquake capable of widespread, top jobs, but also where the top jobs will be. That will depend on heavy damage. the reorganization Crowds of survwors gathered around the remains of official Thepossibilitiesarecertaintodominatethediscus.sionsatthe ) buildings in Muradiye and pleaded for tents and blankets as league's annual Congress of Cities, which will run through temperatures plunged below freezing for a second straight night. Wednesday. Officials said food supplies were sufficient but thousands more The smaller and more liberal U.S. Conference of Mayors met in badly needed. Chicago earlier in the month, urging Carter to increase federal Peasants in baggy pants gathered around bonfires near the spending in urban areas and calling for better access to the wreckage of their homes and near the bodies of loved ones who president. died when the earth rocked. Interviews with Carter strategists, congressional aides and a In Alikerme near Muradiye there were only two survivors left COUPON C,000 THRU 177 1*78 10 B8' GOLDEN DELICIOUS ; for the future. 7 GOLD KIST PRIMUM WHOLE LB WHITE THRU 17 MI UCIl __________________________________________________ Reynolds of 1 Carolyn Dr., Oviedo, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training BANANAS Center, San Diego. A 1976 CALIFORNIA graduate of Oviedo High LETTUCE School, he Joined the Navy in FRESH COUPON GOOD 78c LYKES SLICED BOILED HAM COPELAND FRESH BREAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE 3 WITH T.-I COUPO.. AND 4 21.02. N.R. BOTTLE SHASTA DRINKS LYKES REGULAR OR BEEF _____________________ OR SUGAR FREE TAB 10 FRE CAS. 01WIof%o Co,,0,$ *iTH TNITCOUPON141D TNT PtJICNA%I LYKES rich [ LB6O C TA?I Enjoy Navy Fireman Apprentics Raymond D. Re ynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. p 1.68 QT. j RIB PORK CHOPS LB 1.58 FRESH tents and warin clothing were ___ 80) 1,O9 CENTER CUT PORK STEAKS PAK r LB. CENTER CUT 16 SHOULDER LARA LYNN BONUS RATH BACON HICKORY or MAPLE MAYONNAISE 3 DIVIDEND 61ZI KRAFT CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP CASH ç BONUS _______________________________________________________ ANDRE Mng CASH DIVIDEND F LB $ 1 .48 CHAMPAGNE FIFTH *.'s' "tio c*i o',r, gf1f7) SMOKED EVERYDAY LOW PRICE .. GIA48? SIZE tLD CAS" C(NO pit Iflu LYKES WHOLE 3-LBS. OR MORE LEAN ..... ..--- It has been a tremendous honor to Urban Plan; 43 c LBS OR MORE BONELESS STEW BEEF BoNus PROCTOR & GAMBLE TIDE LB. 68 LB. DIVIDEND L Jr ' 1.98 LB BONUS DIVIDEND DETERGENT LB. $ 1 .78 BONELESS NORFOLK, Va. - Navy Fireman Apprentice Kenneth J. Collier, son of Mrs. Linda Davison of 1011 Cathy Dr., Altamonte Springs, has cornpitted recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando. A former student of Hopkins Public School, Hopkins, Mich., he Joined the Navy In July 1976. 1' - goodwill were deeply appreciated. friendship. With warmest wishes ficials said, ______________________________ Officials in Ankara said a massive relief effort was being mounted, with Turkish military planes continuing a round-theclock airlift to the provincial capital of Van. But rescue efforts were chaotic in devastated Van Province, and residents charged that the relief work had been poorly coonlinated. The destroyed roads and an eight-inch snowfall kept rescue workers from reaching Caldiran, the heaviest hit town, until CASH SLTES1' ICE CREAM 2 HALU FGA LLON ; g _____ Your floral gift and message of were hampering rescue efforts in the mountainous terrain, O(- ___ ______58 S! MUI{Al)IYE, 'I urkey AI - Relief urkers struggled through snow and over destroyed roads today to help thousands of earthquake victims. Local officials said 3,027 bodies had been recovered in the area and expressed fear that the death toll may N! approaching .1,000. The grief-stricken survivors of Muradiyc spent a second night outdoors in subfreezing temperatures. Mevlut Sivasoglu, the township's acting governor, said tents, blankets and fuel were '!csperately needed to case the suffering of the survivors, many of them injured. Snowstorms, deep crevices in roads, continuing aftershocks, and conhinunicaticjrLs disrupted by Wednesday afternoon's quake rumbled through a 100-mile-long stretch of Northern California early today but no damage or injuries were reported anywhere. ________ ____ WHEN YOU SHOP FAIRWAY FOR FOR LOW PRICES! d Al IFEItNIW.E, Calif. )AP)- A strong earthquake YOU ARE FIGHTING INFLATION SIRLOIN reported SDOMIS... 1 ARMOUR * TISTINDER Marine Private Marshall G. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian E. Johnson, and husband of Mrs. Peggy S. Johnson, all of 2211 Bel-air Blvd., Sanford, has July 1976. 1 FILLED SAVII MARSHALL G. JOHNSON RAYMONDD.REYNOLDS P Ot( Pt1DttJ GROCERY ITEMS NORFOLK, Va. - Marine Private First Class Geoffrey N. Drummond, son of Mr. Greg N. Drummond of P.O. Box " Altamonte Springs, has reported for duty with the 2d Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. He joined the Marine Corps in August 1973. -1 Quake kwjot6ot GEOFFREY N. DRUMMOND Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ' PIIILLIP J. 11.JRGEON SAVE ON YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL...ON NATIONAL BRAND lei -- • '"'• Prices you love.. . Brands you Know... SAN ANTONIO - :\irnlan Phillip J. Turgeon, son of Mrs Muriel A. Turgeon of R.R. 5, Marlborough, Conn., has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. His wife, Paula, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. O'Brien of 500 Preston Road, Inngwood. He ]Eve-.,rm Adak of it New York-based travel firm. "I've had to hire three ad- ditional reservations agents. Our switctiboardLsllghtlngup like a Christmas, tree." Brent said he'll run at least (our flights weekly loMiaml.Fort 'They'll do Just w ha t we expect - skim busin ess off the top of the airlines," he said. Meanwhile, airline officials said extra flights have been scheduled to handle holidayweekend traffic. Eastern said 5-4 chea pe r costs for services. We have a eat possibility, d we fl i ghts had been added to Flonda routes and National provide the facilities, for the c hart er planes to land in Sanford and added 17 flights. then provide bus service to hotels or wherever they want to go. Or we could provide charter bus service if they wanted to go to Orlando. d it "Like the airlines man says, i the charter flights will get some of the spaitiver." Carli prediaed. -- I don't think they're goirtg to take all of the spillover, but they'll get some of it. And with the "For a I of the people It would be the first time they'vecometo Florida," Carl went on, "and they're going to want o reduced rate. It's surely going to poll some people who wouldn't have come otherwise. beach. They always want to see the beach. We're sitting in a good "You have people," Carhi explained, "who say, 'Well, the price location here where they could go to Dayton& if they wanted to is so high we can't afford to fly. We can't fly and stay in Orlando tAO. So tnstesd of r',,,,Iin,, visit the beach, and it would behaUthe distancc "''.O "-'---'-- . '. 'A. that mi.n'v why , we'll hi '''a -. Or If they wanted to, they could go to Disney." And, the chamber chief emphasized, the Sanford area itself is somewhere here in the state.' But now, with the new 'rates, the guy's gonna say. Now we can go � 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 25, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 25, 1976. 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CiltRit KIJAFA '. QT. fltA1W GI BOX I-b. QT. I&M*ILY 795 3 BEAUTIFUL TIVOU QM,of NB QT - , . ...' ., .. ; , .. ' ClIES1111U., ' HOLIDAY C 10 SI 1'1 GS The Thanksgiving holiday will provide a day off for family gatherings and counting their blessings for some Sern1p,le County reddents, while others will enjoy a long weekend. Closed Thursday through Sunday will be Winter Springs City Hall, Longwood City' Hall, (iviedo City Hall, Sanford City Hall and Lake Mary City Halls, Seminole County Courthouse, Seminole County Schools and th e Driver's license otfke. City Halls at Altamonte Springs and Casselberry will be . lI.i' . 'l'IIEY ltEAll.Y llIE? _____ ___ ,,,,,,,- - 'thursday In The F;ening herald - Th e three candidales for seat I on Winter Springs ('it) Council: Re. Robert E. (lark, Stephen S. hind, incumbent Donald W . Shies. Friday- The two candidates for Liingwood city clerk: Bettie Brown and incum be nt Onnie H. Shomate Sunday- Th e four candidates for District 5 seat on longMood city council: Stephen Barton, Steven DeMino, Jerome Mccauley, Harvey Smerllcon. . I - declared at his swearing-in, open society. But the emphasis continuing full assistance" to IIERRING fires. '• iAP) Gtorge Bush announced today ceremony. lietsresigningasdirectoro(the hlealsopledgedto protect the Central Intelligence Agency agency's conf identiality, "I will effective Inauguration day. not turn my back from the Bush's anno un cement was is- past," he sa id. "We've learned sued by a CIA spokesman. The atot about hat an Intelligence announcement s4ld Bush agency must do to ma in ta in the "would not remain as director confidence of the people in an ___________________ __________________________ ______________________________________________________ Kwiatkows 'l' O sted i k u Bush succeeded William E. President-elect Jimmy Carter Colby, who had be en defending during the tr an sition between the CIA during cengression Inadministrations. vestigations of agency oper"Mr. Bush informed Presi- ations. dent Ford and President-elect Carter of his decision." the announcement said. It gave no in dication of Today Bush's future plans. Bush brief ed Carter for nearly six hours last Friday at the president-elect's home in Plains, Ga., on the highly secret The closing of SR-436 in methods the CIA uses to gather Altamonte Springs for repairs intelligence around the world, has been postponed until January following a flood of protests from th e city and its Bush told reporters in Plains that he had visited Ford be fore fl)lng to Georgia and was told merchants, Story, Page 2-A. to give Carter full access to any information he might desire. While he was in Plains, Bush refusej to discuss his o wn fuINDEX lure and declined to say whethor the possibility of r em aining in his job had been raised dur- Aruu.ndThe Clock 6-A tng session with Carter. Bridge 3-B Carter has given no in- Calendar 6-B Ijuation of whom he might ap- Comics 3-B point to replace Bush. Crossword 3-B Bush took over as head of the Editorial 6-A CIA last Jan. 30 and imme- Dear Abby 7-A (Ilately was confronted with the Dr. Lamb 3-B job of restoring public co n- Horoscope 3-B fidence in the a ency, which Hospital had been the tarIet of in vesti- Obituaries gations into itaproper ac- Sports tivities. "No politics, no policy Television bias, will color the co llective Weather judgment of the CIA," he Women A Thanksgiving Story DUNDEE (All i - A inan caught making a bologna sandwich in a church was sent to jail beca use th e minister felt it was his Christian duty "to apprehend th ose involved in criminal acts." Virgil Hughes, 52, a migrant farmworker employed on a local farm, said he was outside the D un dee Baptist Church on Sunday, penniless and unable to remember the last time he had eaten. A passerby suggested he try the ch ur ch kitchen, he told police, Hughes said he walked through an open door and wa rom Personne lh El) PRICXETT Herald Staff Writer 'I he Republican Liairiiin of the Seminole County Commission has o usted Democrat Harry Kwiatkowski from his co veted position on the coun ty's po werf ul personnel board. And Kwiatkowski didn't like it. ard ames Iock- The IX-mocratic coitiiiiisioner Tuesday pointed to politics on the part of Republican commissioners, who, he said, campaigned on promises to take the commission out of the political arena. Kwiatkowski said he had informed newly-selected Commission Chairman Dick Williams that he hoped to retain his position on the personnel board Instead, Williams ignored Kwiatkowski's request and ap- The only difference now, according to Kwiatkowski, Is the Republican decisions are "worked out upstairs" before cornmission meetings. Democrats, he said, worked the decisions out during meetings. Kwiatkowski also cr iticized a breakf ast attended by the three Republicans one da y' prior to Williams' selection as chairman. Smith then decided that he could be Lharged only with pointed two of his Republican colleagues, John Kunbrough and On Nov. 15. Williams called the rnedia from a South Seminole trespassing, a misdemeanor. Hughes was set free Bill Kirchhoff, as county commission representatives to the N'rwflnel board. "You know how many powerful positions I was appointed to?" ,iked Kwiatkowski. "Not one." "It the appointment) was worked out; it was already typed up," he added. Appointments by the chairman must be approved by a majority vote. And Republicans now hold the top half of three-to-two votes after Kirchhoff defeated Democratic opponent John Alexander restaurant to notify the press that he was at a meeting with Kimbrough and Kirchhoff to brief Kirchhoff. Florida's Sunshine Law requires that the media be notified anytime two or more elected officials meet. Tht'intent of the law istonctify the people via the news niedia - in time to allow the public time to attend meetings. Democrat Bob French was absent from Tuesday', meeting. French was appointed to CALNO and to the Seminole Community Action I SCA I agency. The lion's share of Williams appointments went to Republicans The Rev. Mr. Lockwood said he would ask the state attorney If Hughes could be released on his own recognizance, lie also said he's in vit ed Hughes to join him for Thanksgiving dinner. Said Hughes: 1 will never go into another church." . and Williams, an incumbent, barely squeaked by a second Democratic challenger. I)av Gunter Th e chairman is selected by a majority vote of the board The chairmanship goes to the party in power - not to an individual, And, when the Republicans assumed the majority position, it was Williams' time to be c ha i rm an Kwiatkowski said when Democrats held the majority position wood, found hun and called police, But the Rev. Mr, Lockwood said he caught IiugLt' filling a bag with groceries. "And of course I don't know what else he -vas going to take," he said. Hughes was taken to po lice headquarters, where he told authorities his story. Amt. I'olk Co unty State Attorney Al Nonetheless, the minister filed a complaint, and hIt:gh' was arrested on burglary charges. ' ..' , Th e impact in the Soviet Union was tho ught to be minimal, QT. . closed Thursday otily, along with the banks :tud post of- considerable" damige because the area is populatLil and has acco rding to in itial repo rts from the seismic station ir, TbilLsi, ' Soviet Georgia. , It said Bush "pledged his now will be on the future." - - I after Jan. 20, 1977." range it could affect the health set. ... terms of ground motion recorded on a seismograph. Quakes of OUANTI1 RIGHTS itSIlylo 4 • WASHINGTON Ha't-lirg does not foresee any Commissioners Dick immediate da nger to the public. Williams, John Kimbrough and many older buildings. He put the location at about 20 miles west of Yerevan In the Soviet Union. TI MES STANLEY PREMIUM 36,81 I The plant dropped below 5 9 .J k.D. 40% KY, EIRB / of Van Province 900 miles east of Istanbul. "It was the worst tremor 'to hit Turkey) since the one that registered 7.9 in Erzincan and killed about 30,000 in 1939," the Kandi ll i observatory said in a statement. A spokesman at the U.S. National Ea rthquake Information Center in Golden, Coin., said he thought the quake had caused 86 ° Proof . ROYAL DELUXE - i I -I le county commissioners. At a of the people." on the Richter scale. The observatory said the quake hit at 2:25 5TH JACK DANIELS SUCK 12 QTS. 649 3QTS1 4 7795 SARK 74,95 QT CASE 34$ WITH SPECIAL NECK LABEL _________________________________________________________________________ 5TH GRANT'S SCOTCH SYR SCOTCH 69.95 GOOD WED. NOV. 24 W/COUPON I - G000JHURS /5 W/COIJPON I - GOOD FRI., NOV . 28W/COUpON GOOD SAT. NOV 21 W/COUON 39 CANADIAN Turke J. WALKER RIO SCOTCH QT. 92.95 11.64 Rate However, if the condition Bill Kirchhoff voted for a public p.m. 1 7:25 a.m. EST) and had its epicenter in a mountainous area 56,95 Bush As CIA Chief Q pe rsists, he said in the "long hear in g. An exact date WZL not QT. 42.95 GIN he's already leased office space in the Paulucci Building in downtown Sanford and has his office equipment readyto move In. "Th e biggest job will be moving in my lawbooks," he said, not in g that he has an extensive personal library. dent The Kandilli Observatory in Istanbul put the magnitude at 7.6 HUDSON'S BAY SCOTCH (IT. 53.95 ROYALE KY. All the customers served by radio reported. (IT. 81.50 WHITEHALL GIN lity ISTANBUL, Turkey I AP - A major earthquake struck an area of eastern Turkey near the Soviet bo rder today, killin g hundreIsandcausthgwidespreaddestruction,theTurkishste BOODLES QUAIL ° - fl'j9_____ SCOTCH 549 5TH BUDDIES 5TH BEEFEATER GIN CREEK Ec s tern WHITEHALL ''0D ER0G1t, $ Ti SCOTCH Ut*1 Pirthquake Hits BULLOCH & LADE SCOTCH (IT. 58.95 GRANT'S $ YR. SCOTCH (AU nsa before I release anything to the newspapers." Herring said he plans to open a law practice in Sanford on Jan. 4 - the day Cheshi re takes over as State Attorney. He rrin g said monthly bill will Increase from Harling. cent removal of BOD (Bin- allows septic tanks on half-acre $3.30 to $13.20. hlarling met Tuesday with Chemical Oxygen D emand and one-third acre lots. from e ffl uent, and Harling said The three Republicans on the the Eagle facility is operating commission voted to set a below minimum state stan- public hearing to reve rse th e dards. Democratic decision. 95.88 DISTILLED AND ILENDID SCOTCH 'A 5.99 r (IT. sucK i' and informed some Vkat their services won't be needed for Cheshire's staff. Re portedly at least four atto rneys and one in vestigator were put on notice but today those persons were either unavailable or declined to comment on the reports. One attorney said he di dn 't want to discuss the matter and that any announcement must come from Cheshire. held at the courthouse in approved by the county com. subdl%i5lon just north of Red Democrat iL-dominated comSanford. mission - will produce the Bug Road near Casselberry. mission two weeks ago okayed Harling said the average needed amount, according to The state requires a 90 per a subdivision regulation that (II. 42.95 (IT, 11.88 749 CUTTYSARK SCOTCH (IT. 93.48 ______ JD8 TEQUILA JACK DANIELS - PEARL BEER 10950 CANADIAN CLUB Res by Fulenwider will report to Se ll ers. Bross, a longtime political foe of Herring, "seemed to be almost in charge dur ing the conferences yesterday," one of the attorneys reported ly given notice said today, Ch eshire's fir st choice for the Sem inole chi ef assistant state attorney, Do nald Lykkebak, whom Cheshire defeated ui the Democratic primary, ear li er turned down the job offer. Lykkebak said he will stay in his present job as an assistant to Orange-Osceola State Atty. Robert Eagan. Bross told reporters Tuesda y while he was in Sanford with Cheshire that he couldn't comment on the reports that he'll be the new Seminole chief assistant state attorney. He said any announcements wi ll come from Cheshire. Cheshire said that he still has to talk with some people in Brevard concerning staff join and "I want to be sure they know being recommended by the hills - live in South Seminole. green light to purchase a third months ago, Harling said. lie ' . . county government's utility facility Eagle Utilities. picked up the discrepancies h1arl1ngsaldthecountyneed consultant. Harting, however, said today while monitoring monthly pick upan additional $l38,000 Hugh Hatting ad today he to he did not inform the corn- reports. in revenue to operate the wlllasktbecountyeornznjsajon mission that Eagle operations Also at Tuesday's meeting, county's utility department to approve the rate hikes at ' 3't below date stndard The Republicans took the first step ____________ black h!"s.T- g next .__1, P.m. I plunt ' et' th'& 200 to har. septic thnks Tuesday. The mett1tlg will 1The IJeded Increases- If cttomrs th tbe- 1)ecr Run smaller than one acre. The (IT. 43.95 I 2 YEAR . fl JOSE CORTEZ I __________ Clan VA ABC BEER OR ALE 4.99 GENESSEE 519 8 YR. BLEND 5TH $. SCOTCH O.UATITY RIGHTS R$jI 'RARE bv an auto on E. herring and Seminole staffers at the office. Cheshie was accoinpanied by former Brevard Co un ty Solicitor Gerald Bross but declined to confirm or deny that Bross will be his chief assistant in charge of the Sanford office replacin g William Staley. Ch eshire, who defeated Herrin g In the November general election, announced during his campaign that he would replace Staley and Herring's chief invest igator in Seminole, Jack IT. Fulenwider. Tuesday Cheshire said that Fulenwiders replacement "will be announced with the n am es of my entire staff. . . possibly within the next few days." When asked what position Bross would have, Cheshire said, "His title will be anno un ced at the same t im e." Courthouse sources said today that Cheshire and Bross met with a number of Herring's present assistants Tuesday afternoon k Seminole county residents is panies - Consumer and Indian board that the county has the state standards about two P CHAT SIMARO SCOTCH DECAMf 7134 _________________ CASE S 5TH ____________ - Face An Increase in water and 115.00 24 oz RUM 3•5THS CRAWFORD439 POPOV 379 FLEIS.HMA 995 995 CASI QUEEN ANNE 449 MIXANY 12 5111$ 49.95 GOOD TUES NOV 23, W/COUPON PAIJIILAC CERTIFIED OF 3 QUARTS PH 99 9 .95 115 go 74 Seminole sewer rates for about 2,000 the county's two utility corn- work session. he informed the 109 o PUERTO K.D. 40% KY. SUNSETCANAD lAN .. . May SCOTCH 2CANADIAN .. MacGregor -'- ST IMIL)O boy iwas hospitalized after being stfuck Earlier Ccrc sd he'll create a new potion of chief inveztigatoI for the 18th Judicial Circuit state attorney's of fice and that the job will go to Phillip R. Sellers, 34, who is presently an investigator and polygraph operator for Herrin g In Brevard County. Tuesday Cheshire said chief investigator for Brevard will be Charles Wilson, who also is now on Herrin g's staff. He said Wilson I 4.4.95 H 9. 5 CHAT TROrTEVIELLE __________ RUM I..- I PUERTO RICO'S FINEST INJURED 25th St. Tuesday afternoon. Stor y, page - South 49.90 49.95 399 14 o 42.95 CHAT BATAIILEY ______ _______ - 5TH RICAN A nine-year-old Sanford 83.95 MosoRouux PAUILLAC Herald photo by Bob Lloyd) BICYCLIST 10490 ___________________ 0 -., _________ H GIN WITH PURCHASE VODKA WATER? 940 GIN 940 1.99 HENRI PHILLIPE - FRANCE REFUND $300 IMPOITU BYR.86° "WHITE Y BRB LABEL' ii 3.99 .S.O.P.BRAN DY - . - 149.50 94° LONDON TOWER GIN QT. 59.15 (Ii. 51.95 s&s 499 HEAVEN Hill 80 0 ITCOSTSA I °DU" . LITTLEMORE I_-. IMIXAJIT 397 BLJT YOU ARE WORTH MADE BY GLENLIVIT IL' 1244,5 QTS. QT. . ____ ___ '. ______ _____ ________ - 597 0% !( . _________ :. SI IMIIION 449 07 49,95 '4 _________________________________________________________________________ i.gg CHAT PHELAN SEGUR ST ISTIPHI 615 iz.go 13 CHAT. PALMER VODKA d 8 __ H 6YR. ' RIO lORD! AUX i,cuo SAIJURNE.nrnN! DELUXE ! Several new prosecuting attorneys and Investigators are expected to be named within a week by Seminole-Brevard State Attorney elect Douglas Cheshire for the Sanford se attorney's . . CHAT, LAFITE ROTHSCHILD CHAT LYNCH BAGES ____ . . . office. 154T~111 ROYAL r--,i j" GIFT DECANTER % GIFT . 02231111111 349 7301 SCOTCH BAR NONE :to CANADIAN BOND o. PORT-TAWNY OR RUBY PORT SOMETHING SPECIAL "FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL" ONLY " 0 TEQUILA Reported ___ ___ _ 99 COUICyM SIM 1.79 NY STATE LA USA.ROSE 6010 SEAL 369 MAGNUM 12-5TH. SIZE) __ _ SEAGRAM V.0.-JIM BEAM KY. BRB. BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH VODKA-GIFd.RUM tUCTNNJCAO$ nIl $Th$1ZE2 PSG OF 13 CHAT. BOUTET 13 CHAT. TIMBERLAY 89 12 CHAT CADILLAC GOLD SEAL SHERRY-COCKTAIL OR CREAM SHERRY 77 Some Firings By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff %%'rller 95 GOLD SEAL Move's heshire On _____________________ -- ___________________________ -r FLA. SOUVENIR-G1F1 GOX ASST. CHAT, LA CROIX 1.99 24 07 PINK RED WHIIE 14 ZEILER SCHWARZE KATZ 'I CHAT. flAW' BRION 99 159 CHABLIS • BURGUNDY CASE GALLON OF 4 2.49 24 oz AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH SWEET DRY CASE • CHIANTI • ROSE , JUAN DUFF GORDON SHERRIES ABC . PINK CHABLIS 22.95 5 SEBASTIANI CMJUS 49 SAUTERNE OF 4 ROSE BIANC SANGRIA FROM SPAIN DRY OR CREAM SHERRY 1650 2*79 CASE .99 'BURGUNDY BURGUNDY. CKAIUS-NOU 3* 1 99 POMBAL ROSE- PORTUGAL WHITE PORT • MUSC. CASE 95 __________ A,A I. II 1I FRLM JABOULET VERCHERRE ABC 19.95 CASE 4,99 0F4 0F4 SAN MARTIN MT. WHITE CHABLIS MT. BURGUNDY PORT • SHERRY CASE 4.29 viouu V11110 DA Punza :i I' A 1 STRAWBERRY KIJAFA SEBASTIANI 1 sr AMARETTO.MENTHE.CACAO.BANANA CASE ANISET1E.BLACKBERRy T711:1 tuAVi II :1IllIj VkI1 ALL WINE BELOW 8011110 IN CALIF IN WINERY LOOlAMOOi ORAU6UI! 190 3_iI B LA NCfl( 599 PEPP SCHNAPPS.SLOE CHAMPAGNE BLA NC 5TH I GINTRIPLE SEC•DOMAINE 2 %QT 24 01. * 799 73 AMERICA S )II(ST top it YIAIS ___ MIX ANY sw Sf1 ______ SPUMANTE - N.Y. STATE l NICHILANGILO 799 flIt ( 4 99 1 99 STN AMMETTO j*coui SAaR.s. VANO(RMHIT DRY COCKTAIL LOUNGE - PKG. STORE HI.WAY 436 - 1 BLOCK EAST OF 1.4 PINCM1LIS15.95 CASE BURGUNDY ADST ABC SAUTE R NE CKIMTICIA*IT OF 4 ______ C ______________________________________________________________ HA MARIA COLD DUCK SPK BURG ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SUNDAY GU I GOLD SEAL ________ I ______ ___ _______ MOULUN ROUGE CASE 2388 PIA'1i 11 I - i11 Ii 11i tIVA _________ 499 '.' - ____ ___ VINTAGE.GERMAN OPEN -. __ JaBz I HIGHWAY 17.92 AT 436 p 349 J ______ __ LIEBFRAUMILCH HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 "DISCO' - • • • • • • Sarord, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . LONGWOODPACKAGE STORE COCKTAIL 5TH MT. WHITE CHABLIS 1.19 MT. ROSE. BURGUNDY 1.19 2.29 BURGUNDY 2.1.b SILVANER RIESLING 2.29 CHABLIS 2.19 CHIANTI 2.29 ZINFANDEL 2.29 ____ GREEN HUNGARIAN 2.29 GAMAY BEAUJO LA IS 2.69 PINOT CHARDONNAY 3.09 BARBERA 2.69 • CABERNET SAUVIGNON 3.49 PINOT NOIR 3.09 CABERNET SAUVIGNON GAL GEWURTZTRAMINER 3.09 PINOT NOIRCHARDONNAY svvl IUNDER $2 PER 5TH IN GAL) oo VERMOUTH 1.69 GRENACHE ROSE CHENIN BLANC _____ 2 69 299 299 2.99 5TH 219 69th Year, No. 82-Wednesday, November 24, 1976 ________________________ 3icj _______________ LIMITS CASSELBERRY LOUNGE PACKAGE 2.99 2.99 329 329 349 cbasttant ____________________________________________ COCKTAIL LOUNGE * 2q 299 299 3 49 3 49 349 4 99 4 99 599 9 95 N ' •%I(BFRALJMILCH • MOS(LBIUMCHEN • BERNI(.ASTELER • PIESPORTER MICHEL8ERG • JOHANNISBIRGEK • ZELLER SCHWAHZE KT1 • LAMBRUSCO • BAROOLINO • SOAVE • VALPOLICELLA • MAGNUM L.AM&RUSCO VINEYARDS EST 1825 . PREMIUM CALIF WINE 23 02 24 01 1 9'J SOloIaui PATRON m(oouwrntI ANJOU ROSE 74 VINT COTES flU RHONE 7] VI N M(OOC 73 VINT BEAUJOLAIS '74 VINT GRAVES 74 VINT ST EMIUON 73 VINT POUILLY FUISSE 13 VI SAUTERNE 13 VINT CHATEAUNEUF 73 VINT PQM 73 VINT 5 DAY SALE TUE., NOV. 23 THRU SAT., NOV. 27 ALLONE n GERMAN ITALIAN WINE L FINE FRENCH WINE i 1 '.. 1'/ - politics was the name of the gaine- , -- . Kwl.vrKowsFcI It was worked out." 3- A 1-2-B 6-B 6-B 7-A �IA— Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl Wednesday, Nov. 24.l7 6A veninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Condition Listed As Fairly Good' C NA110N I Nine-Year-Old Boy Struck By kutomobi.e FLORIDA IN BRIEF Carter Says Hell Wait For January Economy Report PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — President-elect .Iimmv Carter, home for a quiet Thanksgiving holiday, says he plans no immediate decision on whether a new tax cut is the best way to boost the economy. Carter, saying that there may have been an excessive assumption" that he favors a tax cut, declared on Tuesday that he planned no major initiatives to stimulate the economy until he can review January's economic indicators. which will not be available until February. Carter returned to the family home here Tuesday after spending two days in Washington, where he met with President Ford, outgoing members of the GOP administration and leaders of both parties in Congress. Gift Will Aid Tricentennial OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A woman who says she's grateful to Oklahoma City has invested $1,000 so the city can reap a $2.3 million dividend for the nation's Tricentennial in 2076, Esther Stuewe, who moved from Oklahoma to Slinger, Wis., with her husband in 1947, told the city council on Tuesday about the unusual gift. "I've always wanted to do something as a memorial for John and Neacie Snider (her parents)," said Mrs. Stuewe, now a widow. "Maybe this is a good way." Killing Prober Was On Scene WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Henry D. Gonzalez was on the scene 13 years ago when John F. Kennedy was murdered. Now it's his job to investigate the assassination. Gonzalez was a second-term Democrat from San Antonio, Tex., riding in the motorcade through Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963, when he heard the shots that killed President Kennedy. Later, he was in the midst of the nightmare scene at Parkland Hospital where doctors tried to save Kennedy's life. And Gonzalez tried to comfort Jacqueline Kennedy. Ever since, Gonzalez has written, he has asked questions about Kennedy's death — "why he died, who killed him and what directions had the bullets come from." 'Madman' Knew Of Disease? PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A delegate to last summer's state American Legion convention here says lie believes a "glassy-eyed" madman may have known about the mysterious Legionnaires' disease before it struck. George Chiavetta, a Lauton, Pa., legionnaire, testified Tuesday at the start of a twoday hearing by the House Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, chaired by Rep. John Murphy, D-N.Y. Chiavetta said his theory was based on a remark made by a "glassy-eyed man in a royal blue suit" who was mingling with delegates at the state convention. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer frame residence of Patrick Daniel Hall at 1115 according to county Jail records. Donna Lynn Jenkins, 19, of S. Sanford Ave., Bear Lake Road, in southwest Seminole. lie said young Crockett was one of several One fireman was reportedly treated for smoke Sanford, was arrested on a circuit court warrant A nine-year-old Sanford boy was listed in youngsters who had been playing in the area. inhalation and released from a hospital as charging carrying of a concealed firearm. Bond "fairly good" condition today at Seminole Coombs said witnesses said Crockett dashed county firefighters battled the blaze that was set at $5,000. Memorial Hospital after he dodged two cars and from the south side of the four-lane roadway into destroyed the 50-year-old structure. Deputies today were probing the theft of $45 i was struck by a third vehicle as he attempted to the westbound lanes, dodged a car and then Deputy W. Jackson Starr said Hall said that canned goods in a burglary at a south Seminole cross E. 25th St. at Bay Ave., Tuesday afternoon turned back dodging one eastbound auto before the fire started in a room at the rear of the house church. in the 5 p.m. traffic rush. being struck by the Myles car. over a carport. Officials said cause of the fire Kenneth Garrison, pastor at Fellowship Sanford Police Patrolman Lewis Coombs said Coombs said Myles' auto skidded 80-feet In an wasn't immediately determined. Baptist Chapel, 5340 Red Bug Road, told deputies Crockett, of 2443 Bay Ave., suffered a attempt to keep from hitting the pedestrian.Sheriff'ss deputies have jailed Eugene Orville that the foodstuffs, gathered as holiday gifts for Sheriff's concussion, abrasions and bruises when he was Seminole sheriff's deputies today reported that Brooke, 32, of 1722W. First St., Sanford, on a needy families, were in two cardboard cartons. struck by the eastbound auto driven by George damage was estimated at $20,0G) in a Tuesday circuit court warrant charging burglary and Investigators said burglars apparently entered Artis Myles, 39, of 101 McKay Blvd., Sanford. aftcrnoon fire that destroyed the two-story wood the church by a window. grand larceny. Bond for Brooke wa.sset at $5 Flood Of Protests Halt Closing Of Key Crossing WORLD "Planes were tij) in the air looking for four lmtirs for this one." said 'Fed Swift. a spokes. man for the Drug Enforcement Administration, "This is a major seizure. It's not a record, but it's a very big seizure.'' £ 4 FflP rj 188 9 Z. '•l.. .. --I ,.......1'." Bicycles Go On Sale At Sheriff's Auction Sheriff John Po lk announced today that 49 bicycles that deputies have recovered and owners haven't claimed will be auctioned off on Wednesday, Dec. 8. 11 am. at the recreation area of the Seminole County Maintenance Department, south of Sanford off U.S. 17-92 near the County Agricultural Center and County Road Departm ent headquarters. t.I ISs. -" — p4 etv . '..n'. ç ,.,,. ' •ys'-•. •', — * . -. , ' _a..r, _•• ,e - - u.- Passenger - Any She FREE MOUNTING WHEEL BALANCIN $100 Freeman: Law Firm , RECAPS " $ 1495 Plus Sk r. Tax A. I a ford n i G reat l -_-'-. crsJiv-S. Hardison said he missed four lays of work, but bd completely recovered by Nov. 13. when a blond test showed that he had had swine flu th.' no.*. tion t1(n',1tr-t (llnflrrn,'l - Wednesday, November 24. 1916--Vol. 69. No. 32 P , blw,,d Daily and Sunda1. eacpI Satvrday a nd CII V,Ima Day . Sanford. Fla Second Cil% Pottage Pad at Sanford, Florida 31711 $ '' .'-' a s (, •,,,, In F " p • ',' .. Pom alL,, , , All y S U Mai'r's s j i a.' :i ,. • / -- SCOPA Now Weather Station TNIIJEST th'signated an official weather station bs the National V*eather Se-nice, has acquired $260 worth of nev. intrume-nts II) enable the facilit) to furnish media with daiis high and low temperature readings, ruinfait measurement for a 21-hour period, and figures on relatise humidit. barometric pressure and the height 01 the St. Johns itiser. — "= = 8m97 S, GAL. rh*- S'rnIntdi (ounts Port Authorit), recentls - o.F;t)R(;t: Ttfl)'ItS lrI\rFRhI,h' I P"' h -'--., f ull , .',JShJt) 5,4.4 One cnt co-.- 111 , g h sin fac,-s Di,-. at the •i_ GYPSY TENT na'4 40 SOO RESTAU RANT CARVED BUFFET ROAST YOUNG TURKEY City wide paving program with all streets paved except a couple of miles where drainage lines will go in the future. WITH DRESSING BAKED VIRGINIA HAM - A new city hall complex underway. (n'tlrgt' lh'wes Thomiias Sr.. 78, of brain Towers, 419 F. First St., Sanford, lied lucsdas Horn in Ta> br, Va., he came to Sanford stars ago fro from Stone> ('reek, ('000 IL' was a retired signalman for the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad and a riut'iiiber f Central Baptist Church Survivor.s include his wife, I .oulse I) lht'miias, s**1i, (o'orgt' Ikwt.'y 'l'hoinas Jr Branford. ('0mm, fise daughters, Mrs. hit'rbt'rt h-bi:itr Pctlru'k, Sanford. Sirs 'A esle> Geneva Smith, Branforti, ('ormn Mrs I),ris Smith, Branford, Coon , Sirs 'Ailiard (',t'rt ruth'i Smith. White River Junction and Mrs Sally Smith, WITH MORENCY SAUCE A city with full coverage of both water service and sewage service. A fact few cities can claim. ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF H - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - — - - - - 97 1u:r.il Iloit', harge I. I li - THOMAS GEORGE SR LATEX F FLAT DEWEY ','r-,Ce for C,earqc Dewey th 0 m 45 Sr 78 C* Bram tower. Sjn*orO ar II Cl rday a 3 p Tuesdy , at Gr.,n'C Funeral HOrn, Chapel rn R ev Bi* Coflmn jUt a!nq Bt.r dl .n E vergreen Cernetr Gimho 0 c*\.lrq .- N EIDER. tfl('r4l WILLARD 0 ,,,,,, - I Lite; Eoamei' ejs to uSC I F or 5'4J115 tiu1 rorn C-,-, .' - ('ii? RE G. 15,97 GAL. I I Bright, nn yellowing I white latex for ceilings. C"', Easy-to appiy Memor,4l G,,'Ut'nS 0 Oel*on,t 04.0 e1 - ,.'.1t'r 6* 0* ii Cüiuido MU 0.'Ha"y. w1c1 -e0 Mond.,, .* rCS,tj.'fle * I b' .0 3 p it, Fr—(Id , 1? O. d t.anq Chapel D''Bar -, *ft Rev N Oota E4ordl __ REG. S12.98 ',er',c.'s tt ,'4lla,ij C) t'fI(.Ihn j 1011 GAL. 9 Funeraj Notices . , 1, I.tri: R IG . GAL. h i d i n g, I u ii y Iwashable fiat white latex , IFor all type wails ' ". E-ZKARE =F1, ENAM EL David I )t'ltar °IT fltjjtIi' REG.SlO.98 AREA DEATHS New fire equipment with one large pumper and three new mobile units. L drxl Ope n 'fi t m. Phone 3220500 5205 Maple Sanford Fl . CREAM OF CELERY SOUP FULL SALAD BAR Acquiring two more recreational areas through the use of federal grants. Ministers Disagree Eiut'tiuig JlersJd - SAT-N-HUE I SWEET BABY CARROTS GLAZED YAMS CORN O'BRIEN BROCCOLI WITH CHEESE SAUCE COUNTRY POTATO CAKES KUWAIT (AP) - Ten Arab oil ministers meeting here have been unable so far to agree on what increase in the price of crude oil the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries should set when it meets Dec. 15. Iraq's oil minister said his government demands a 25 per cent boost in the present base price of $11.51 per barrel. Saudi Arabia, the world's largest exporter, has not made its position public but is thought to want the increase held to about eight per cent for fear o further damaging the world economy. FREES — — / Fire insurance rating down to a Class 5, city wide, for lower insurance rates for all. -,. - - - - A new public works complex of shop, vehicle storage, and administration building. - - HOLIDAYS! I New fire stations, located to aive better coverage. - * ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF YOUR CITY'S GOVERNMENT: - HOME FOR THE (If A FINE PLACE TO LIVE! LOOK AT THESE _ SPRUCE UP YOUR - S '4 . Is A Year Behind TA L 1, .• IIASS E F Al') - Death Row i nmnates who attacked executions as 'bar haric and sickening" have been granted the right to tell the stories to the news media. 0 )ffender Rehat)j lit at ion Sect-eta rv Louie Wainwright announced Tuesday that he is lifting a ban 'n Ant cry 'ks Wi t ondeni ned prisoners and will allow them to talk to reporters for two hours on %e(lnesdavs, starting next week ..,,,. 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. CORNBREAD STICKS MINCE PIE ASSORTED DESSERT TABLE W. L. Gramkow LFD SERVING W, L. Gramkow a man who believes in doing his utmost every time he's called upon a man you can turn to with unhesitating confidence. GRAMKOW 11:00A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. VOTE DECEMBER 7 AND Lee Moore Mayor - - QUALITY INN NORTH - -4 & 434 IONGWOOD (305) 862-4000 r- AP41URO, F LOft IDA UL PHONE It 3fl3?)3 Wit LIAMI. GRAMKOW P01 12.75 GROU PS OF 8 OR MORE PL EASE MAKE RESERVATIONS INN IiowI, AIF4PORTIMJULIVAHLJ Pd $4995 CHILDREN UNDER 12 6:00P.M.T09:00PM. I Re-elect - FUNERAL HOME BLUEBERRY MUFFINS PUMPKIN PIE Av by Let Moor, IV - . Death Row Interviews $995 ,1 ' - HANSON SHOE SHOP TALLAII1SSj.:i.: State agencies are seeking 25 to 'It) per, cent more money for 1978-79 than Illev got this vear, but revenues are only expected to grow by a modest six per cent, says Budget Iiirector ,Joe 'resse, 'Ill (- six per. cent revenue hike would mean an extra $14() million in flexible funds the legislature can allocate to new and expanded programs, not nearly enough to match agency requests, ( 'resse said. GI.II S'liIS - •.. — Agencies Seek More S$$ 15 128 '' Swine F V tc m Getting Sick Of Fame i' MIAMI Officials at Florida Power & Light Co. sa they're asking the Public ServCommission for appproval to lower the December fuel adjustment charge to 79 cents. The November charge was $3 10. FP&L officials said Tuesday that lower electric consumption anti a higher proportional output of nuclear power would j'rmit them to lower the rate. The utility warned, however, that the .Januarv aoijustment is expected to be "substantialI higher" because the Turkey Point nuclear plant was taken out of service this month for inspection and servicing Ph. 321-092 Th e,ss4*('jaled l'r,'s% ... FP&L: Lower Adjustment Orlando Dr. I Owners of burial plots adFagan said, however, that the joining the vandalized tomb in division of circuit court. Last Thursday a lake Mary juveniles arrested denied the Wilson-Eichelberger youth walking through the taking any of the remains and cemetery said that the tomb cemetery, south of W. 25th , said they only useti matches to was vandalized once before, near Seminole High School. see inside the casket after a bo ut three years ago. JERUSALEM (AP) — Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has warned Syria again that his government will not tolerate Syrian troops on Israel's northern doorstep. "Israel will not be reconciled to the presence of the Syrian army in southern Lebanon," Rabin declared Tuesday night after Israeli and U.S. officials conferred here and in Washington on the situation along the Israeli-Lebanese border. s: 40 Federal agents have arrested two men who landed a twin-engine plane filled with $16.3 million worth of Cocaine a t a small airport near Miami, a spokesman Wheel Service 6 1 the midemeanor charges were placed through the juvenile small fire started in the casket. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIE TY MIAMI (AP) 4 Jr. said the youths were bones in the 29-year-old burial did it in the daytime," Fagan released to their parents after space h ad been removed and a said. Israeli Premier Warns Syria About Troops 'On Doorstep' 300 N French Ave ' ODIUW . ;,;,,-. -44•.• , ,,,.•- _ .._., a.;.. '.-, -a ....,•.., I ..•., •• n.... 4 b.,. .'.fl *s. t en ',, a. Sanford police have arrested reported to police that a casket battering a hole in the concrete five juvenile boys - ages 13 to had been removed from an tomb and sliding the casket out 15 — on charges that they above ground tomb that had and opening it. He said a condisfigured a tomb in a Sanford been opened. crete post was used to batter cemetery last week. First police reports said the the tomb. Detective Captf C. B. Fagan casket had been opened and 'They had skipped shool and ( irt' Pair Held At Miami Sanford, Fla . Five Juveniles Charged In D u r iii g Of Tomb - & Hwy. 17-92 2600 The closing of a portion of SR-436 in Altamonte 4 and SR-4Jb interchange, said they expect Springs for 24-hours for repairs to a major Sunday to be a big day for sales to holiday gift railroad crossing has been postponed until shoppers. January following a flood of protests from south Polk told reporters that officers from the Seminole merchants and objections from the city sheriff's department and Altamonte Springs and of Altamonte Springs. Casselberry police departments would man C.A. Benedict, DeLand district supervisor for seven "strategic" intersections on SR-436 "to the state Department of Transportation (DOT) help alleviate the inconvenience" that would be said this morning that the closing of the crossing caused by temporary dctcurs. lie encouraged on SR-436 near SR-427 for a 24-hour period will persons planning to shop In the mall areas to take place sometime in January, subject to gain access via Interstate Four. Plans had been made to detour eastbound Seaboard Coastline Railroad officials being able to reschedule machinery to be used in the traffic on SR-436 at Maitland Avenue and westbound traffic at Lake lioweU Road. Polk repairs. said, and traffic going to residences and A storm of protests erupted Tuesday afternoon after the Seminole County Sheriff's Department businesses inside the blocked-off section of SR. notified the news media that the crossing would 436 would have been allowed past barricades but be closed starting at midnight Saturday and all would not have been able to cross the rail day Sunday while railroad crews rebuilt the crossing while work was being done. Railroad officials said they plan to use a crossing. machine that replaces crosstles and aligns new Area merchants expressed fears that the rails to accomplish the crossing repairs within crossing closing and resulting detours an- one day. nounced by Sheriff John Polk would hurt their If the machinery can't be re-scheduled for use business at the start of the Christmas shopping at Altamonte Springs in January It will xiiean season. manpower must be used Instead of the machine Many merchants, including those with stores and could cause a two-day blocking of the at the Altamonte and Interstate Malls near the I- crossing during repairs. IN BRIEF . Tire BIG $16 Million Cocaine, 9 vaccine on hand should further Flu Data have a lii'r turnout than lilir,' fIu-cnsrillu.'' Irr'rat information about the Missouri ouid have had next weekend." said. NEW YORK lAP) — The swine flu vaccine and a Sonic state health officials to. case produce long lines at dinSwitchboards at the New The health department in Albooster. Center for Disease Control day reported an increase in ics. York (i(y Health Department legheny Count), Pa., where the —25 to 65 years: one shot uses age and health as public concern over swine flu Other state health officials registered 30,000 phone calls deaths of three elderly persons of swine flu vaccine. determining factors for following the first confirmed checked in an Associated Press Tuesday, officials said, but only touched off a recent scare over ;hu should or shouldn't For adults with chronic case of the virus since the na- survey predicted the illness of 5,000 callers got the information the swine flu vaccine, reporill illness: receive the swine flu tionwide vaccine program be- 32-year-old Missouri telephone they wanted because of the being swamped with calls on -iccine and what type —18 to 24 years: two gan. But reaction was more repairman Larry Hardison,crush. swine flu since the report fruiri '.a('cine is needed. shots of bivalent vaccine, likel yto be if phone call than an "Apparently they were %lissour) who didn't know he had to 65 years: one shot —25 A spokesman for the CDC * Inoculation. "we did have a lot of phone Flu until a blood test 10 days alarmed at the report from of bivalent vaccine. ';inl the following applies: Missouri)," said Pascal Impecalls today, people wanting to ago, will boost their faltering Few of the health officials reFor those over 65: one Under 6 months: none rato, supervisor of the city's flu know clinic locations," Diane inoculation programs. po rted rushes at their swine flu For healthy children: shot of bivalent vaccine. program. But he noted that Peterson, head of the Mmclinics, and some that did said "I think many of our mni(I(11e- fewer than 200,000 New Yorkers nesota program, said Tuesday. —43 months to 3 years: Some states have old weather was probably the of-the-roaders will now say 1 have been inoculated. none lowered the minimum age In St. Louis, both calls and reason it's too early to judge better get it." said Lisa No-hf!, ---3 to 17 years: two shots for the bivalent vaccine in 'During the past few (lays, inoculations increased the day he effect of the Missouri case, assistant coordinator of the we have hada slight increase healthy or chronicly ill f swine flu vaccine. after the Hardison case was rethe', said. Rhode Island swine flu proadults from 65 to 50. Sipplies are available for We attribute this to the cold ported Concordia, about 120 All said they had plenty of flu gram. "We expect that we will weather which makes people milesin re out of 10 children. The symptoms for swine away. flu and A-Victoria strains For children with chronic The head of Georgia's swine il lness: are similar to those of any flu program said there was a --43 months to 17 years: flu: fever, chills, headache, definite increase in demand for i i iso shots of "bivalent" dry cough, soreness and flu shots but he did not attribute vaccine that protects aching, a feeling of it directly to the Missouri inaCainst both swine and Aweakness, the CDC said. cident. Victoria strains. Only a laboratory "Everybody's coming around For healthy adults: tec hn ician can determine If for a shot," said Dr. Charles - 13(1)24 years: a shut f :he strain is the swine flu. Musher. -1 1311t )one case of ('ONCOIII)!A, Mo. AP) fall. sicker with other bouts of flu. swine flu does not an epidemic Larry Hardison, who didn't "I thought it was the flu," lie said his wife got sick shortly make." even know he had swine flu an- said Ilardison's physician, Dr. before he did, but didn't see a tit after he recovered, says it Jerry Meyer. "But the idea of it doctor. was nothing compared to 'he being swine flu hadn't crossed Jim Donaho, director of the severe case of publicity he's my mind. Makes it interesting, Missouri immunization pro4: Has Moved To New Location .ome down with since, doesn't it, that we may have grain, said federal authorities 106 S. PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANDORD -,.had such an isolated case have promised an emergency A network television crew here?" shipment of 1,230,000 doses of was waiting to interview HardiHardison said he's been far swine flu vaccine. sun when he showed up for work CENTRALNEATIN 'I uesday morning as lineman ________________________ '1 LADIES' THIN HEELS 99 and repair-roan for the ConMEN'S RUBBER HEELS •.- '2.49 tinental Telephone Co. of WALL PLUM BIN G HEATING INC., Concordia, a rural communits [_ARMY BOOTS 15 \ of l,8t about 60 miles east of I DAY SERVICE Kansas City. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 'They asked me, 'Are you the one''' Hardison said. ''I said I By El) l'RI('KE'Vl' Asst. County Atty. Robert was, and I've been talking to CUSTOM Herald Staff Writer Pierce recommended two atreporters ever since." torneys. Pierce said one lawyer COLOR By midmorning he was on his Former County Atty. Torn could "put out the fires," but third interview and had been Freeman told county com- couldn't adequately address all unable to put in any time on his missioners Tuesday his law the legal problems a governJill). firm is a year behind in han- mental entity encounters. Exec. Asst. Roger 'My doctor wanted to keep dling the county's legal work load. Neiswender, also, is pushing for th isdown," said Hardison, 32, "You could work 24 hours a two attorneys to man the new but there's no way. You can' We'll custom mix Or,. day," Freeman told the coni- department. keep too many things a secret in Three Republican commission at a work shop. a town this small." Pai nt to a "Pastel Color The meeting was called to missioners earlier this week Ilardison said that for about it O fYOur choice at no e*tr, determine how many attorneys said one lawyer can do the job. ',',*'ek in October, he had felt See Our 1,250 Custom Colors Including I :1iqe for tinting with ths f should be hired to staff the No decision was made at 'panky," with a cough, sore Cl)&J)Ot' Lirnt "House & Garden" Magazine's New Colors! I Coupon county's new in-house legal Tuesday's meeting. throat, a low-grade fever of 100 U ott CuStorn,r — - - — - - - - — - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -I - - -- - — - — - But commissioners agreed to department. to 101 degrees and a slight make the formal decision one horning in the chest, 'like runFreeman stepped down after attorney or two SUPREME FLAT at next ning in the wind in the winterthe commission opted for an in- Tuesda) 'S commission time '' INTERIOR LATEX • house staff. lt 1N11 BRIEF Coombs said no charges were made In the accident. Sgt Robert Kunkler is in charge of the sale that wW start at b? The Sanford Herald, Inc 3?,?' Concern Over Flu Increases .19 Wednesday, Nov. 24, 197-3 'or Creek, Corui., brother. [Ill) grandchildren and 28 greatgrandchildren (i I',IinkiitA Funeral Ho-tie is in uh ,ir et' Check with George Stuart... %iI.i..%i(l) \h'.It)Fit %Villard I). Ne'iik'r, I,!, of liii I it'Ii.,rs died at hi sresidence Mumidas Born in (;ramitl Rapids, Mtch he has been a resident of I )' bar> for 27 s-ears, having built the first house in the Ile was a retired service manager for Hunt I 4ncobti' %li'rcurv in Sanford lie was .s charter iIit'iimber of l)t'h'Lirs Chamber of ('ortiniifti 11*1 , - , Ciummerce Sm vivors incbutk' his wilt', Ms rue S NeIer f l)ellary two sons. David. of Saraota M1 01 Dan of ('ak'ndure. Cal three daughters, Miss SaIls c'itkr, l)eB,irs Mrs Suzanne' uuie'rv, (h 'ange 0t) and Mrs Sandra Dunn of Sanford; sister, Mrs. Margaret Geguski ofll)ron( enter, Mich and nine i'ramlclmiIdrcii Now in Casselberry too. GEORGE STUART, INC 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32802 520 SOUTH HWY 17-92 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 �4A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1,76 Wednesday, Nov. 24, 17-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl ( [J UI•UIUUIUIUIUIUUIIUUI.Ug a FRESH 100 PCT. PURE FINE FOR DRESSING LYKES LEAN HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 3 LBS. OR MORE C h uck v U • 3LBS OR MORE JIM FRESH CYCA 'Meat Loaf - WITH COUPON I FRESH 100 PCT. HOMEMADE FINE FOR Pork Sausage STUFFING LB. - -----BEEF 1-3RD PORK 97C 2-3RD : :Beef Sausage 0000 AT PACK AND NOV. 21. 1fl THIU D IC I LIMIT I COUPON PSI FAMILY jUMfl Bologna LB.97 fH RIC 97c :SUIUU.I..uUmU..II.II..UU.: FRESH 100 PCT. PURE HOMEMADE I'_______ ANY FAMILY PACK rtLi I r*Ii 11 ii r - PORK STEAKS U E Grill Franks LB. HILLSHIRE'S SUNNY LAN D Polish kielbasa Breakfast Links LYKES REG. OR ALL BEEF Wieners 12 oz. C 69 16.97 Cooked Ham U ' 0000AT PARK AND SHOP STORES NOV. 22. 1976 THOU Dec. I LIMIT I COUPON PSI FAMILY U : 5 LBS. : OR MORE FRYERS L B. 5c 7 I 0 10 LBS. OR MORE 47'B. U NOV. U. 11Th THCU DEC. I LIMIT COUPON PER FAMILY U 2.3L65 Boneless Stew • SUIUIUUUUU,UUU.U..,..... 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CAMPBELL'S MUSHROOM COOKING OIL $164 5LB. BAG CAMPBELL'S TOMATO io CRISCO 25 FT. 71c U a U U IUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUIUUUUUU 99c P'NUT BUTTER SOUP 2/39C LB. FOIL 5/98C 85 DOG FOOD i5/3 11 31 C DIAMOND ALUMINUM U DELTA JUMBO U FAME 16 07. $167 U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN QOc 'U LB. FAME 4/75c CAT FOOD U NOV. 8, 1*74 INIU DEC. I LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 45C GATORADE 6 Z. UUUUUUIIUUUIUUUUUUIUUIUIUUI COZY KITTEN 67C 31 C 39c HUNT'S TOMATO WITH COUPON ON THIS PAGE IUUIIIUIIUUIUIUIIIUIUUIUUUIUIIUUIUIUUUUIUIUUI.UIUUU.0 I Beef Cube Steak 98 LB. 47 U LIMIT I WITH COUPON 4040 AT PACK £140 SHOP STONES NOV.2$. IllS TMCU DeC.) 2 Mushroo ms a oz. 69c U LIMIT I COUPON P11 FAMILY U I.B. BOX White Bacon 1 U 1 '-ON "-TISSUE I 89c LB. 4 69c X.LEAP4 $ 97 ! WALDORF : I U -a- in 58C I.S. U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LB. Sliced Bacon Ends DELMONICO STEAK 37C Hog Maws U U :.1.U.U.UUUIUIIU...UU.UUU: 11111~ PILLSBURY FLOUR $1 Beef Sirloin Steak 69C TUNA . 67C CREAMER IJ N 4000 AT PACK AND SHOP STONE S NOV. 21. 1174 TNCU DCC.) LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY U U U U U I LAZY AGED X.LEAN 1 Slab Bacon SUNNYLAND. .. LB. HICKORY SMOKED USDA CHOICE HEAVY LB. 87 U U - TABLETS U Oven Ready Rib Roast I U INS U U U U U U U U U U IIUU U U U U U U U U U RU I 57C Braunschweiger USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SPARE RI BS 0000ATPAIK AND SHOP $TOCIS NOV. 21. 1171 TMCU DCC. 1 LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY U U JUICE AND CHEESE TABLE TREAT GRATED PEPPER 99C 8 INCH LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON U U 97c LB. LYKES CHUNK LEG AND BREAST LB. Quarters '7c LB. MACARONI LECROY BLACK PLAIN OR SELF RISING USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN 55c QT. FAME COFFEE LB. PREMIUM FRYER GEORGIA 14 U U U U 47c La. SLICED BACON 37c Pig Liver WITH RIBS LB. or Thighs CORN FED PORK • OVEN • U U U 167 U USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN BEEF U• U U 87c LB. $ 0000AT PARK AND SHOP STORES • NOV. ii. 11Th THOU DEC. I LIMIT I COUPON PIN FAMILY U Plate Stew CHUCK ROAST FRESH SLICED $1 27 Fryer Breast U USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN BONELESS U S HAM OF LB. LB. :Soup Bones :London Broil :OU ven Pot Roast C , CANNED I X.LEAN 67C PREMIUM U HEAVY WESTERN SHANK MEATY LB ANY U CAN 20 MARTHA WHITE 71/4 OZ. 2/$1 MUSTARD WITH COUPON ON THIS PAGE U HEAVY WESTERN BEEF X-LEAN ' 21,/2 PIES U- 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES • PEACHES 67C LB. JELLIES 24 FAME - WITH COUPON U 3C 7 U U SLBS. OR MORE U Short Ribs FAME APPLE-STRAW., APPLE-GRAPE 79C JUICE GRIFFIN FRUIT HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 1 $127 3/$1 APPLESAUCE $1127 LB. LYKES BUDGET CHUCK STEAK U FRESH LEAN U -FAMILY PACK U Ground Round 2: oz. WELCH'S GRAPE GREER USDA CHOICE LAZY AGED HEAVY WESTERN .• • . ••• . 1 • UIIIUIIIUIUI U 22 oz HEAVY WESTERN BONELESS 2 LBS. Beef Stew OR MORE LB. iooz. FAME 97c FRESH 100 PCT. PURE Sausage USDA CHOICE LAZY AGED HEAVY WESTERN GROUND BEEF 3LBS. ORMORE • U U U 2185. HEAVY WESTERN FLANKEN BEEF FINE FOR Spare Ribs BAR-8.0 LB. $177 1 77 SUNNYLAND SMOKED LYKES FRESH 100% PURE U I LYKES I s U 39C OFF I CRISCO 480MM U U U U U S LIMIT I WITH COU PO N 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STONES NOV. U. PIll TNCU DCC. I LIMIT I COUPON PIN FAMILY U 5 �6A Evening Herald ~110% Fh l:\i 'ii ..\VF: StNF( 1111). fT \:i ('dc 105-3212-2611 or 8l.9 C . Wednesday. November 24, 1976--64 of rc Pt Pt Around WAYNE ft t)yl.E, Publisher NORMAN It. (lSIIULN, Editor .IOsEPI I I) VAN llIt\('K I.E. Advertising Director 9 - Home I )t'hver Week. 51 tents: Month. $240; ii Months. $1420 Year. $28 40. l Mail In Florida same as home delivers All other mail Month, $2.0; 6 Months. $it 20; 12 Months, $12.40 ________ T Tuna Fishing Ban The Clock Its At tiii: Unfair Legislation - - Death Penalty The continuing moral and legal arguments on the death penalty have taken an unpredictable turn in the Gary Gilmore case. Gilmore is a man whose life has been always associated with criminal activity. He has spent 18 of his last 21 years in prison. He is a murderer, admits it, acknowledges that he received a (air trial and would rather die than go back to jail again. lbs tth to face a firing squad in Utah is a complex lcgal issue. The Gilmore case illustrates the depths of the public dilemma over taking a life legally to eliminate a danger to society. In April of this year, a Gallup Poll showed 65 per cent of Americans favored the penalty for murderers. And the Supreme Court has permitted its use in specific cases. Yet even when an acknowledged and hard ore criminal admits his crimes and declares that he had a fair trial, the legal system explores evey possible avenue to save his life. It proves, of course. that the United States is a humane natmun. It also indicates that the death penalty controversy will continue to wrack our consciences for many years to conic. jj'' Equal Credit Opportunity Act WASHINGTON API Now' that federal and state laws have made it illegal to deny women credit because of their tender, they are asking a lot of questions about their new status, according to the American Bankers Association ( ABA i. - WAS }IINGTUN What are we now to (10 with Gerald l'ord? Grover Cleveland once suggested that ex-presidents be taken to five-acre lots and shot. On reflection, however, he admitted that five acres seems needlessly large, and, anyway, ex-presidents have suffered enough. Hence we remain baffled by their presence. Very often the nation has been content to deposit former executives on the rubbish pile of history. We have long had provisions to call our federal judges out of retirement for emergency duty. (;erlenils stand by for all of their lives. But as for faded presidents, as harry Truman used to say, "they are just allowed to starve." Truman's remark was a Figurative one, but not altogether. For most of America's history expresidents were not only turned out to pasture but literally left to go hungy if that be the case. With no pension or federal provision, for example, 10111 Jefferson had to sell his library to (ongre.&s to eat and eventually died S40,0W in debt. John Adams also expired in genteel poverty, Ulysses Grant once had but $80 to his name, and Woodrow Wilson lived out his years on charity, The financial abuse ended with the departure of Truman, when a following Congress instituted the first arrangement for the economic security ti Former presidents. Indeed today this arrangement has become lavish, even excessive, to the point where the unelected Ford, in office only two years, will receive an annual pension of $100,000, an annual staff stipend of $80,000, and $1 million in transition funds. And yet though Ford will be most cornin retirement — he is the only politician) in America to profit so handsomely from Watergate there is still the question of whether the nation can Find further use for him. History does not offer much optimism. Herbert Hoover once remarked that the only thing for an ex-president to do is "take pills and dedicate libraries." We seldom encourage much more. There are exceptions. Hoover, for one. organized the hoover Commission in retirement, and redirected the bureaucracy toward greater efficiency. William Howard Taft became a Justice of the Supreme Court. Jefferson created the University of Virginia. John Adams won nine terms in Congress. And John Tyler also went from the White house to Congress, albeit the Provisional Confederate Congress. But such service has been rare For expresidents. Perhaps because (heir options have been limited. The able Taft, for instance, wanted to return at the end of his term to the practice of I ,,,., 1`1uui ....,.,),I I,...1._I. ,, evwu ito', ieu.'v tie icit it improper to appear before federal judges he himself may have appointed. As other fields, there have alwa>s been offers for retired chiefs, but as Calvin Coolidge used to explain, "they don't want me, they want to hire a former president." To be sure, as Hoover added, "There are small pickings For former presidents, except for (inappropriate) corporate connections. The mlIornt.vo in nrnn t,,n,nit n,1 for - ...,, for some worthy workman out of the press; to take soap or pill money From broadcasting news comments. Any of these mean less exploitation exploitation of the presidency." more or rDci' .I 'r I . — -- - Creditors mutest also aIIm', wmnuut'nu to maintain credit Ili their maiden flames, married nanni's or hyphenated surnames, whichever they prefer. _____ ________ _ _ ___ _ I I I I- —t - ,;~, ", ~, I 1'""'t ,I ~I 0 1,~ " . -.. I I„,,;, \ - 1. ..4 . I ~ ,0 V. I I." f,t,.~ ". ~*I '' II " 0-.~_I ;V, . I -: , 'r,~~4 ,:. 1~! .. - 'I Does working wife's income carry as much weight as the' husband's when a couple applies for a mortgage loan" Yes. Today, a creditor must consider, without prejudice, the combined income of both husband and wife. Will lenders accept alimony and child support as income' when considering credit applications from women' Yes. TotI.is , by law, your creditors must consider alimony, child support and maintenance payments in 4.1',','. .rN . ... ~, .,'%, . )It to' , I'(— .%I I,,.'-' W , --- . I— . It . I J'' ' - - . . c' ' .. - , .I I.,!' .,~'. I. of , .-. 1."'. ~!, ~I v.,”,'_ -..~ n. Al . 11;~ L'" ,.. , I , 'It I j' .4. . Last... At '' fly ELI)A NICIIOI..S Herald Correspondent A much-acclaimed book currently high on the 4 . . ;. - . ' ' , ' , ; ' .,'.. ' he a good cook. Just follow 2 3-oz, pkg. cream cheese GINGER RICE Lure, roll up and place in large what's written and you'll be a I cup chopped green onions shallow baking dish, cover with softened took!" Then she added, "I read I cup cream styled cottage sauteed in 3 tbsp. salad oil.2 sauce, bake covered for 30 mm. Jane Philips, Sanford, is an took books just For fun. A lot of cheese tbsp. finely diced candled Remove cover can be individualist when it comes to tunes I incorporate' a couple of 1-3rd cup sliced stuffed ginger—toss lightly with cups aluminum foil) add sliced entertaining, "I'm a very recipes. I enjoy preparing hot cooked rice. green olives Mozzarella cheese and bake casual cook and don't mind in simpk', buffet type meals," A variation of Beef Can. long enough to melt. the least asking people to come Jane is a decorator and tonese— %IIJSIIROOM CHICKEN on over and eat, on the spur of doesn't have much spare' time To meat, add sliced celery, Quick, but can be company the moment. It's more fun that for hobbies. She likes sports, sliced green peppers, and dish way. Why worry? Getting including tennis and pingonions, water chestnuts sliced 2 fryers, cut up. together with friends is what's xinig. "I love' to dance. I can be _______________________________ ____________________________ and-or thinly sliced cauliflower. iiilportaflt she said. if,,, tired to walk in the kitchen, These should be added at vers Fresh vegetables area 'must' but liii never ttx) tired to get up last of cooking time so they will 1-3rd cup chopped onions with Jane, "We love fresh and dance!" she said be still crisp when eaten. vegetables. They so much 1-3 rd cup chopped green pepJane's Gourmet NOODLES I better. A lot of people don't like pers 40e. E)elmght, mnay be used with any Ii: cups sifted flour ( K -_,_ . -, ,im 'I okra, but when it's really Fresh, cup minced parsley type neat, fronn ham to tsp. salt its very' good." 3 ('ups cooked chicken or oyst.'rs 2 eggs beaten Even though she claims ti turkey ((flR%IET DF:I.IGIIT Combine, knead well on Use better pieces In only cook plain food, she has the' 1 egg yolk took and drain Lasagna floured board till smooth. Roll casserole noodles. Heat soup, milk, salt out smnoothe and very thin I tbsp. cornstarch cook bony pieces for soup butter and poultry seasonings. Beat 'dough is quite stiff t cut into 12 stock. I. tsp. Worcestershire sauce cheeses together, add onion, five inch squares. Cook in 1 can Campbell's golden 2 cups cht'tidar cheese peppers arid olives. Layer boiling salty water 10 mini mushroom 3 cops brined chicken casserole with noodles, spread Drain, rinse and set aside. I sherry with cheese, mmix half soup and __________________________ I pkg. broccoli spears, cooked MANICOrI'I Put chicken in casserole, half chicken. Repeat. Top with t lb. Mozzarella cheese seasonings cover with soup and wine. Bake heat 2 cups chicken broth, bread crumbs, dot with butter, 4 cups 12 lbs. knack of adding 375 degrees, 45 mm. Serve extra Bake 375 degrees, 30 nun. blend in above and stir till style cottage cheese over rice or noodles. ingredients to turn) out until hot through, delightful dish. "Ms recipes thickened. Add 3 tbsp. sherry. BEEF CAN'TONESE aren't originals," she said. "I Set aside'. ('ok B or. noodles in CIIICKEN& DUMPLINGS cup soy sauce water, drain. In large feel, however, that most cooks salted '2 cups flour is cup sherry make their own original recipes shallow t'asserole' la'er noodles 1-3rd cup shortening I 1-3rd r, 2 tbsp. sugar chicken (I-3rd i, by adding a little something 2 tsp. baking powder Ii dL ___________________ cinnamon sisomg, salt, pepper, garlic extra." 1 tsp. salt 2 lbs. beef chuck powder, lay strips of broccoli. Admitting it Was (lifficUlt Milk to make soil dough cut in cubes write out tier favorite recipes, top with cheese. Pour sauce' Mak" up and let sit. I': cups water 2 cups chopped spinach Jane said. "I cook by rote'. I just over, continue to layer two Cook chicken in water 2 tbsp, cornstarch leaves can 1 pkg. do it. If I think something needs more times. Bake in moderate' Fryers cook faster and are 2 tbsp. cold water oven 350 degrees, 20 mm. ucan frozen, allow to thaw and a little more of thus or that, I tender. Season with salt, Mix first ingredients, separate, add it." liughing, she added, it' fixed ahead and frozen It's pepper, bay leaf, celery tops. marinate beef in this mixture at ood to iiiakt' a dm'ubhi' recipe ''Sonic of my frie'nd.s accuse inc or use chopped—bc sure it When done, remove chicken least one hour, turning oc. anut save mia' drained before adding of not giving thenn the right and bay leaf, etc. t'asionally. Add PARTY (IIlt'KEN cup cold Is lb. salami diced recipe, but it's be I like' to Bone chicken. put back in water, Swimmer, don't boil (',Hi' '2 eggs add things, just to pick up the' broth. Roll out dumpling mix to about an hour or until beef is I Isp, salt, pepper, 1 can mushroom up taste." about 't thick. Cut into squares. tenuder 2.3rd cup milk or broth Blend cornstarch Jane loves to bake and try combined In bowl and mix have stock with chicken in it dissolved in cold water, cook till tsp. salt new' recipe's, especially since' Use your own spaghetti sauce boiling. Drop dumplings in. one ', tsp. poultryseasoning thickened. Serve over rice or recipe, adding mushrooms. Fill at a time. When all dumplings receiving a mmuixc'r withi dough ginger rice' i below i. M "I. Lasaizna noodle's the noodles with cheese mix- added, cover pot, turn down blades "Take's all the work out bestseller lists is "Roots." In it, author Alex .'. ' Week Chicken Standby For Informal Entertain ing . i ' ',. '- '.4 - - / .. ',' .. ' taste ir. soup cream , _____ tsp. use Is 4 5 hungers fur in a few to me cataiogwng. rampages, I I I 1 court ruling, could uphold ' Congress weeks. Or the Supreme Court may ask For oral arguments and hold off a ruling until next year, Even if the Supreme Court rules against Nixon, he can file a second suit on constitutional grounds and start the whole process over. This would extend the secrecy at least until the fall of 1978. Once the courts clear the way. GSA is drafting regulations that would permit the release of almost everything contained in the tapes and 50mm! 900 rolls of tapes, containing the con'- Papers.TheArchivespiamistoassign 100 workers But this exhaustive chore versatlons of Nixon and his aides Inside the Oval to 36 would take until about 11 Office, remain under court seal. Another Eventually, the Nixon papers and tapes will million to 42 million pieces of paper are aLso I be open to the public, the courts willing, in 11 up awaiting court action, different cities. The only material that would be Congress has already enacted special withheld would be Nixon's personal papers, such legislation, giving the government control of the as letters to his wife; military secrets; in.Nixon material. But the former president has formation that might interfere with a fair trial; successfully tied up their release in the courts, documents that violate the Privacy Act, and The "lost sensitive papers and all the tapes, perhaps a few other categories, meanwhile, are stored in the Executive Office But nothing Is likely to be available during Building adjoining the White House. The bulk of Jimnmy Carter's first term. ,he material is kept under guard in the General HATIII((X)SI HAZARDS -- Of 396 danger Services Administration's warehouse in areas where Americans should venture with Swtland, Md. caution, the bathroom ranks 14th. It is positively l'l:e Supreme Court, tilt agrees with a lower mtanugi'rou-s, according to government studies, ti ....., W ''-'--" JI I take a bath or shower. At least 110,000 casualties occur each year in the bathrooms of America. And of all the bathroom hazards, the tub is the most menacing. Bathers are constantly slipping, failing and bumping their heads in tile bathtub. Unless safety measures are adopted, It will cotst Americans $1 .6 billion for bathroom injuries and deaths over the next 40 years. Yet until a few weeks ago, neither the bathroom industry, the government nor consumer groups had done much to improve bathroom .safety. common _I_r1 1— ' F' Finally, the manufacturers decided, acP •,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,.., . iiiUiUtL I. I. eney miau to snos w The tear of mandatory standards, however, some "direct participation by consumers." so has now forced the bathroom equipment they Issued a wholesale invitation to a senior manufacturers to prepare voluntary salety citizens group, whose members dutifully sa standards. These have been submitted to the through the proceedings. ~ Consumer Product Safety Con'unission, which will decide whether let the industry police The tub and shower makers haggled over the itself, fine points of anti-slip surfaces, grab bars, towel The minutes of a dozen meetings offer a rare, racks, soap dishes and anti-scalding devices. A behind-the-scenes glimpse of an industry series of standards were finally agreed upon, struggling to regulate itself, plus these recommendations for the future: First the manufacturers had to uveeume Telephones or intercomsIn bathrooms wen- . ,.... ..,.. to government suspicion. Some of them had been proposed so that mothers won't have to leave slapped by the Justice DclA. for alleged price babies alone in the bath. This llu-ipens t o be the fixing, and they few tA the fed,eral lawyers inight. most fl ,quent cau. , ,if bathror Ji. aths. Padded regard their meetings as a dark conspiracy. In a tub edges, non.shattcrable shoo . nclosures and onfidential cx ilane of letters tb.' J1L.tI. 11 t, -.e 'Ac'ri' .rhso'ug('ste(1. 'h;j',er ' . . . . . praise. can se Club ' (; . . . Giff s d Gar en Cl u b II): -/ ~\fio P711 ' I , , II1 ' Vv MOD a zaar lWO B 1. Mod lashes ore long and ,i'iy OHL'v It) ic' bazaar to P.L. 8s IRADGM ,Nwe smel Asij, r d rr ,J N.NET'J'K WILLIS j ''Christmas Around the proiiii.si's ti be a bargain shoppers imia> stop Ili at Ik,partimut'uit, Sgt 'I :t> In spokt' World" is the theme of the hunter's paradise of the Colonial America "Countryon crum's against women amid ~ Garden Club of Sanfurd's miscellaneous holiday Items, Christmas be held Germany will feature "Kris jellies, pickles, candies and audience on several iiic'thotls of Dec. 3 from 9:30 am. to 5 p in Krmngte's Korner Shoppee" baked goods stlf'mlt'ft'nsc' to tb' event of and Dec. 4 From 10 a mm. to 4 with toys for children. They assault LT in the Garden Center off .'v.'n h;tve;i he:iiittfi,inmiiIrhe, Also for sale' will be Christat the nian 'e to Swiss chalet dollhouse all hues trees, table or floor size; S. Seminole Library Sunland Estates Furnitshed. A donation of $1.00 a and dolls with wardrobes of six h1ollanid' "Flower Mart ticket or $5.00 for 6 tickets will outfits each decorated in the Thu.' South Ss'iuiiiiuk' ('0111of the countries lliunit.,, Libriir~ tIeside the Zuider 7we" will buy a chance at the Dec. 4 -style MilItIMILI Avenue. Altamonte Springs will have for sale hanging baskets, drawing which will take place represented at the bazaar, anti fresh plants, mnacramne, herbs during the bazaar Tickets will also Mexico hold its arimival bazaar ,tntl bake and sachets. sale at the library oil Dcc. 23 be available at the bazaar or Slove on to Sweden whge the from Mrs, '11115 Is One Ili tile litirar) Etniore. ell's Ifla 11 Woman's Club "Sboeniiaker and the Elves" e'hairmiwml of the bazaar. Fund raising pl'ijer'ts for ii.., ,Qwi1l be selling their pretty building (Will Ite'frcshmenls will be served S,..t harold "Beau" l'ayltir of Christmas ornaments, wreaths, in "The' Japanese Tea Iloue." Christmas gift ite'uits will be sale' as we'll table and wall arrangenmients Tea. cake arId rolls are the' Se'iitinolt,' Count'. SheriFf", baked goods .11 and decorations. .1 available during the murning; Depattitne it %as featured anti tither fuod -.tellls, 'i. . Tlie, "Parts Boutique" will be at n(x)n a defictom luncheon speaker at a public service The library was founiled In open with all types of stmtchery. will be served; in the afternoon, si'mtiular at Sanford Woman's 1959, the building started in 170 , by and including lovely pillows. in more tea, cake and desserts. (luli, %Veslnesdas Spnisorei by in 1973, but has i:t After leasing Europe and the club's Public Affairs been t'uitiplcteh paid off set. Market'' ''Flea Israel's ,, '"" of our carpet' Notes S h op F CANCER .'.._ 's a F1Gfff secretary' - ._ or >ou gave ,. . heat and cook about 10 mm. Do not open lid. Mr and Mrs. I), I). Willis, School, he is attending Florida 2430 Elni Ave., Sanford an- Technological University. nuance the engagement of their The' wedding will be an event u.iugnie'r, daug hter . ma .saneue Willis to ''I Lilco: 31 at 7 p.m at the thigh Andrew Combs, son 10 Ch urch of the Nazarene, ;ill C. Kelley, Sanford. t ene'va Miss Willis, brim in Titusvillc, i a 16 gratluate' of Seminole _________ I ugh School. She is employed as ,il, insurance while ..ttt'n1ing Seminole (onunnunits College. Silt' is the grand. Iaughte'r of Mr. and Mrs i rnest I"Lsht'r, Sorrento tier fiance, born at Fort McClellan, Ala.. is tile grandson f Mr and Mrs. Hugh ChainLook at all the dirt Imionu, Bessemer. . 1974 RINSENVAC got out 'r:r.ivate if Seminole hugh . prognosis Dept. finally therm a guarded go-ahead. The porcelain potentates also had to convincc' the Consumer Products Safety Commission that they were mnpking a serious effort to come up with substantial safety standards. They finally allayed the commission's suspicions by confessing abjectly that their tubs were too slippery, that they needed standards for "grab bars" and that they had neglected to install anti-scalding devices. onrdin 2 - sit' your II F Sweet; Stinks Willis, Combs Announce Engagement years 4- P i I bk mks "big-hearted" (rh-nd, but her ,mftrr the neighbor's kids whose' kind of generrislis is uftt'nt AIIBY. My husband iu"the'r is sick. She's ilwa> s misguided. J has spent 26 in the Arimiy rking for church rummage She knot-ks herself out for where he learned cleanliness, dles or P 1. A'. "tippers. Slit's friends and neighbors because t hue won't bathe or u.se even donut' launuIr> For ncr she the deodorants on weekends for friends and ne'ighitx.irs, but bier thanks and reputation for miie' lie's imnmacu!ate through ',sii house' is ii iiiess helping others. If her owm the week for his job, and tie I tsl Sunday she' cooked a Family Is neglected, it doesn't even comes home snie'iiiiig chicken dinner for a iiuothe:le's.s bother her. A truls generous sweet! But he Stimlks all proboscis. If your old soldier family across town while' her person gIst's her best Cu her t4eekend' Drinks all weekenW continues his course of smelly ()%%,, famil% first, arid it there's any Resents everything I say ' He's misbehasior, I'd euurt'martlal '.,uuilwiche.s. time and ent'rgs (I) Sport', she Scorpio negative' inml him. 11w do sm set ii big-hearted extends it to others ready to Fight! t)E.Alt \Ilhl\' I have a friend person) like that straight flrfli.1fl4,I5" ... .i.... 1..,,... . I ....... ...k.. ......L.., I,.,......If l...i hat 's siiiir r ii'L I't'l ViI (JUL tJtlpIIIg 1IIILIUL iium LIUg tier tt'vitog" M.T. others, but never seems to have ('HIt 'u ( ) N For Abby book let 'How tu "A ve I)KAht MT.: With Lovely Wedding tunt' to do her own housework tend SI to DEAlt C. Ill( \'ou ulas nut be Abigail Van Buren, 112 Lasky Dr_ Scorpio on weekend look after her ownfamily. faily able to "set her straight." but Oviriy Hiiit. Cai,i 'Sill Please should worry less about my She will leave her awn four >ou Irs to understand her . I enclo long, (P0 ,i,1, ..*.,4 than your own school'agc' children to shift for don't mean to put down >our JmDcd ii Oct envelope ' rn rfo r C Days fi %htl(;All. VAN IIUREN - ! of it!'' she smiled. tier piulosoph> of cooking is simple ''IF anybody can read, they (.'an Jane Ihilips Puts finishing touches to holiday table ,. - at or new or ,, cup cup t aance nce F _._. recipe, _ JOHN CIJNNIFF 'Ii n h e ri eri Definitely not. Women or their husbands can't be asked by lending institutions about their childbearing intentions. It's possbile that you can continue to be credit '.mwrth) throughout pregnancy and the birth of the child. Americans .. Haley, a descendant of slaves, traces his family hstory back through seven generations and In 4.: '-* ' doing so presents an emotionally powerful saga : / _•'•.t 5c~lf I i J .;,.i\'( . of the black experience in America. 0 1, Following up isolated linguistic hints and ' " C. scattered records, and employing a great deal of i ' historical sleuthing, Haley was actually able to . . discover the name of his first ancestor to arrive i,,.. ., on these shores — one Kunta Kinte who, in 1750 ;.'_-,' was kidnaped at the age of 17 by slavers In , , .. (;ariibia, Haley went so far as to lie naked for i'!,' . .v,,.' days in the hold of a freighter to try to experience , % for himself what the Atlantic crossing must have r.')' , " been like for young Kunta. " ' "Roots" has been hailed as both a genealogical and a literary tour de force. Few ,'.f other black Americans have any idea who their distant ancestors were, or even what part of Africa they came from, or would know where to -SNIFf start looking. Something no reviewer seems to have commented upon, however, is the fact that it's a rare American of any color who can trace his family tree back two centuries. Even many second-generation Americans of Europear. 10 Bargain Hunting descent have only the sketchiest knowledge of their forebears beyond (heir parents. Moreover, in terms of roots in this country's history, any black American can point to deeper ones than can the majority of white Americans. The difference, of course, is that any white :izilerican who wanted to trace his roots would find it a far easier task than Haley did. Except for an insignificant number, the Europeans who came to America at the same tune as Kunta Kinte, and before and after him, b did so voluntarily. Even if they came as inNEW YORK I All — An organization of small the inflation-recession period of the 10s, seeks to denture(] servants, often jammed into but often successful investors is telling its educate small investors to these overlooked pestilential ships, they were not chained or membership there Is plenty of nmioney to be made opportunities, forcibly separated from their families, or in stocks these days by watching the "inBasic to an understanding of inflation in- stripped of language, culture and even their herutance (actor." vesting, it says, is a realization that the battle to names. That component, says the Nationa Association control prices and other excesses is fought in an "Roots" has been called by one reviewer an of Investment Clubs, operates during the battle on-again, off-again, stop-go manner. irmiportant gift to black Americans, but it speaks of inflation, which has been under way since the "Inflation fighting by government is like vohtunes about the different paths taken and the decade' began and which may consume the rest slowing down an automobile on icy pavements, different destinies found by both races on this of the 1970s as well. Put on the brakes. Take off the brakes before continent. 11 "As inflation rages and abates, surviving skidding badly. Repeat and repeat until inflation We are not all that different. however our companies inherit business from companies that is slowed and stopped," it states. roots may have been planted here', Ili the final fail," it observes. "Some may double or triple "The braking period can be maintained for analysis we are all Americans now their business in inflation period.s From the about one year, while taking off the brakes may inheritance (actor." last for two years or more," the association The broadcasting industry has be en .iruujni Investments in these surviving companies comments in a booklet devised especially for for more than 50 years now and a couple ought turn out to be especially rewarding, it inflation investing, generations of Americans have, for better or notes, because the survivors can often equip worse, grown up with radio and television. •L, ----I_.,__._ (JICIF t.'xponswn irumn oanrupmcy saies or -_______ Not until now, however, has the industry had used machinery. a central place to store Its accumulation of Exploiting the inheritance factor Is among a recordings of old Amos and Andy episodes, Vic Letters to the editor are welcomed for dozen tips the association offers to counter the and Sade scri pts and films of vintage Ed Sullivan publication. All letters must be signed, widespread belief that stocks are poor buys when shows, with a mailing address and, II possible, a prices and interest rates are rising, The Museum of Broadcasting opened the telephone number so the Identity of the It is during this period that many small inother cia>' in New York City, thanks to a personal 55 ritt'r nI.I> be verified. The Es cuing vestors drop out of the market, depressed by the grant from William S. Paley, chairman of CBS Herald will respect the wishes of writers prevalence of bad news. But with stocks Inc., who realized that "without such a who do not want their names in npIni m Ivpt1Iull d e'uiiumtiemenm to inc muture rainer I,'""' '"c repository, a precio us body of broadcasting Est'ning Iit'r'ald also reserves the right to than the present, these investors often miss J U.0 clu .7. r it letters F. 10 eliminate libel or to conform opportunities. collections and random holdings" which would to space requirements. The NAIC, whose own membership has been threatened by gradual deterioration, , cut in half to a little more than 6,000 clubs during d.strut ion, loss or theft, .v" - We Are All .. -1. , , . "-1, .". ;t''.sini! )our credut'orthinr's ''r€1itors are, bowe'.'er, allowed to detcrmtnc under what arrangement your former husband makes the payments 'written agreement, court order; how tong you've been receiving the payments; how regularly you receive them and the prospects for their continuance. Can a young working wife have her credit restricted on the basis that she may become pregnant and lose her job' W --I — I I .1 , I I.;dJt.-1d.0--'_-,~-.,~'#*_*,-, . -- -ih SALf., I. Easy I A tI1 A Ps_II• ,'t. "~, . . .. . Questions: ABA Has Answers Cook Of The ..- 4' I! Presid ency Isn ' t Poses -- Opportunity All. the ABA has appointed live consumer advisors, all of then) women and career officers of banks. They are appearing on television and radio programs across the country to answer questions about credit from Wi)tl1€'l) in the audience. a Wednesday, Nov. 24. 976-7A for Much 'shlA supplies the answers: Is a woman liable' for her husband's debts" It your husband dies or deserts the family, you are liable For debts you took on jointly with him a cu-signed mortgage or personal loan, for example. You are not liable for the debts he contracted individually. - I)oe's a woman have to reapply For credit when she marries" Federal law forbids lenders from making you reapply for credit — or imposing new conditions on it when you get warned, are separated, divorced or widowed. Whatever credit history you have now is still valid even after you take your husband's last name. 'I'll help women solve their credit problems and understand their new rights under the Equal Credit .\iitI so do I. '('(iii set', not it' of t hen i have high-school lipImtu;is. "hr'-" Leaving in Lip,' Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. DON OAKLEY impression and, when we want contrasting opinions, well ask for them. Until then. sit back and shut WOMEN a snap for us!" And so it went, iiiv source tells Inc. The anui ai made plans to get I)art'tintle jobs Lu help the zoo in its hour of crisis. Iftit the leprechaun who told iiic about that meeting has doubts about whether the animals can go through with their plans to get part-tune jobs, TOM TIED E WASHINGTON — The public has the mistaken that Jimmy Carter, once he's installed the White House, will be able release Richard Nixon's tapes and records. They contain many dark secrets that still hang over the Nixon years. But our sources say It will take at least live )cars, even with favorable court rulings, to break loose the controversial tapes and letters. Jumuny Carter will have little, if anything, to say about it. t - Anuong the most frequently asked questions are thie'se, BERRY'S WORLD 1'!51A %Vu cii iii ii rob a hank! " suggested a raceo or. we have to "Try to suppress your In.stin('tS keep this legal," Sobik replied. ''I A)ok, here's what we're going to do," the elephant continued. ''i're i-oing to moonlight." ''That sounds gotxl to rue," muttered an owl. - O ka y, you can be first in line when we go to tillI- lorida State Employment Service," Sobik san I You ask for a job as a night watchman. You'rr ix-rfei t for it. The hippo can ask For a job ck'anun' w atet h)acinth:; out of like Monroe. I, as all elephant, can tow stalled automobiles or iiiove heavy objects in a big factory.'' ''Yeah! I .'t's do it ourselves!" said the monkeys. 'We monkeys can get jobs picking orange's. It'll be the crowd. Nab, I looked into that," Sobik said. ''I contacted an Army parade horse up Ili Washington. His contacts said we could get a squadron of fighter planes and a couple of nuclear reactors, but no money. The humans are having a recession or something." "I have a nickel!'' said a rabbit who was sitting riowit front. "A little boy gave it to Inc the other day, but Nou can't cat those things.'' 'iloiniks, but we need a lot more than a nickel," Sobik said. "What about the people"' asked the hippo, who had waddled over to stand beside Sobik. —f-hey were pretty good about giving money so this place could be built." "That's just it, they aren't sending in enough ii ion ey these days," Sobik said. ''I think it has something to (It) with that recession they're having. Haven't tiou guys noticed that they aren't throwing as 111811)' peanuts to us as they used to" Yes 1. Vt's!'' shouted the crowd. Well, I 'Vt' conic to the conclusion that if %%Iwant 8I1V tk'l), we will have to help ourselves!" Sohif. s;tul . (1 Tuna fishermen have become so ensnarled in legalities and moralizing over the fate of the porpoise that it's easy to lose sight of what the fishing business is all about. Its purpose is the production of food. The sea is an abundant source of food, and the United States is only one of the countries that sends out fishing fleets to help keep food on its table. That is a worldwide fact of life that must be considered as our government tries to limit the killing of porpoise as part of tuna seining operations. Concern for the porpoise, and its survival as a playful species known with some affection by generations of fishermen and seafarers, was an inspiration for the Marine Mammal Protection Act passed by Congress in 1972. The good intentions of that act cannot be denied, but there is a gap between the intention and the results which suggests Congress needs to go back to the drawing board. First, it has placed U.S. fishermen under regulations which do not apply to those from other countries who ply the same fishing grounds. The result of the court battle which has now gone against our fishermen is that their government is calling them home to leave the rest of the 1976 catch and any porpoise mortality that results to other countries. What this accomplishes in furthering the protection of porpoises escapes us. The porpoise may well need protecting, but as a creature of the international seas, he is not going to get it from the U.S. government alone. This is a subject for the same kind of international agreement that now limits the annual catch of different species of tuna. In fact, the InterAmerican Tropical Tuna Commission, which sets tuna quotas, is now working on a proposed new agreement to limit the porpoise kill, one that would apply to the entire tuna fleet. Second, the experience we are seeing with the 1972 act indicates that it would be a poor model for such an agreement. It has required the National Marine Fisheries Service to set and enforce annual quotas on the taking of porpoise with the overaTi goal of bringing the number as close as possible to zero. While this reflects ample sympathy for the porpoise, it gives too little consideration to principles of conservation generally followed when an effort is made to stabilize the population of a wild creature. Anyone who enjoys watching porpoises at sea or in captivity would prefer that they not be killed at all in the process of harvesting fish. But they are not alone among creatures that are subservient to humanity's need for food. Conservation of a species that could become endangered in the world's quest for protein is not really the issue in this crisis threatening the livelihood of fishermen and the survival of an American industry. It is the way our government is going about it. Did on hear about the meeting at the Central Honda 'hio the other night' card about it from a little friend of tiune, Wilt) I ;', tendency to nose around and eavesdrop, a weakness that Is not uncommon among leprechauns. Anyway, I have it on good authority that this iiet'ting took plate, and the subject was the zoo's I inancial ('Or(tJfl (o in y source, this meeting, which took place in the dead of night, was unique: no liutlians were present. OnI) the animals in the zon %% ere on hand I and one noses' leprechaun The meeting was presided over by Sobik the 'phiant, who had ('ailed the other animals to tile sith' of the pool he shares with the hippopotamus. 'All right, settle down," Sobik told the asscin• bk'l throng. "You monkeys over there quit ii,'nkeying around. The humans still don't know we havc magical powers and can leave our cages at tught. Let's keep it that way." NOW %'Ohi gus c know the situation. hit' uN) has fallen upon hard times. 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Maple Ave. Pti, 322-OSQO Sanford Jlo.I — IS �Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1976 BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 6 Chatman PacesLeesburgVictory Carter's 'cy W '1 'Moralistic' Pol'i '11 Face Severe Tests V :111\(.R)N API Jim- other n.ItiIIftS to get iiucicai my Carter will move into the LatMlIts:' Unfinished nuclear w eapotis Wiute lIo'wce with an approach Ili foreign policy that is more negotiations with the Kremlin is open and moral istic than Artier- just one of several problems for Israeli I 1T ______ Analysis - " kfl = 11-ounce HAIR SPRAY \ r~,a.t. ., IA N . di these issues . ..• .o". . . the Nixon e 1_1-I )( th e hn quest for political power in uthern Africa, the future of I he Panama (anal. However, even if the Carter " ~idministratton handles all ... .,.. .. .-.' . . . ~ 89c I S 8 . , .-_.-. ~- . . . . .. l 4 . I A. . .. .... l.... _ . ~ .. . . ._. . .. ~ I" .~ ~ . .~ . 1 ~ .. . .~~,~ ~. . . ~ . . . ~ ... . ~ . . . . . . . . 1 6 .. . ; . l ...~ . . . . .. ... .' / l . ' ~.S. . . . . . .... .8 .. I..... .... .. . . . ~ ~. . . . A ___ " - looking ahead at this point, though, his campaign positions IrJIF - - J I ...................... 11[ . - . - - PLANT Dean Husk, who headed the Department under Presi- - . . /" . . BUY I .vndon B. Johnson, is one who does not expect a major change : ::: in policy after Jan. 20. There almost surely will be . .. - InE. wuvnw - - - ------ - uuu IflANKIVIN COLA 64 01. Limit 2 Good ONLY ONLY 1. top Kissinger aide W illiam ::1.*~ The undersecretary of State for : economic affairs said in an in terview that "our national in. terests don't change." One of those interests, most Democrats and Republicans :. agree, is to pursue an agree- :: FRIENDSHIP . . 3 IN. POT • Everyday - - ~~_Jl ---#-r _~ i/ : Low iriceJ • Harriman also predicts Carter will try harder to slow the "Ilc*s very serious about nonproliferation," Harriman said i nan interview. "When we stop this disastrous arms race with the Russians he feels we are tx,t t the world and end the race of fr! ''. I_ A community Thanksgiving service is scheduled tonight at 7:30 at the Sanford Civic Center, sponsored by the Sanford Area Ministerial As. The theme is "Praise the Lord with Thanks ii ving." lhaiiksgmvmng Begins at I tine," will be the topic of a -Iijilof, b time Rev. Fred R. i •.om dour, pastor of (;race I nittil Methedil t bun It \ 0 uiii hi ned 4hoir from .overal churches will be led b 1 .111.s I zzit' I Osborn with John Uinfro* at the organ. The Bras'. I 'emnh!t- of Seminole thigh School will pla. directed bs !i,iin l-;arniartk. Ilii' Rev. Bill Coffimmaim of ii :traj lslo!ist Church will the invocatlumm: Rev. (.iildjc Eubanks of First Chur(ii if ('sod, the pra)er: Rev. [im i of First 'ts.seiiibly, the responsive readi ng. lttrv. Ralph I uiimau of Good Shepherd Lutheran . the offertory prayer and Rev. thigh Pain, retired 'i'.sioonlart, the benediction. 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" ______ - - . . ___ I . , . , , ", - ", -A. - '_ ,A ~ m -.. ___ __ - . 21 I", 11 M I 9 I ,, 9ll' '•go.Jov 69c I N i I C$iI COLWQN Pit C.'TCA'9 " t What first-place votes Morgan did not get went to Foster, who finished second. Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt was third. The first three were the only players named on all 24 ballots. First-place votes counted 14 points, second place nine poLnLs, third place eight points, etc. Morgan finished with a total of 311 points. Foster garnered 221 and Schmidt 179 . - - The Reds placed three players in the top four, as third baseman Pete htosefinushedfourth with 131 points. Cincinnati's Ken Griffey was tied for eighth Philadelphia had three players in the first 10, with Garry Maddox fifth anti Greg Luzinski tied for eighth. ('y Young winner Randy Jones of San Diego was the only pitCher in the top 10, finishing 10th - -- negotiations. Morgan finished fifth in the batting race with a .320 average. He had Ill runs batted in, 10 fewer than Foster, the league leader. Morgan also hit 27 home runs and stole 60 bases despite an injuryplagued season Cincinnati pla.ers have been named the National League MVP fire of the last seven years. Johnny Bench and Morgan each have won the honor twice and Rose once. Interrupting the Reels' string were Jot' Torre of St. Louis in 1971 and Steve Garvey of Los Angeles in 1974 KEN .TKI \S - • . .coflutects [or L%%OI Top RatedTeamsFace Showdown _______________________________________________________________________________ Either Fingers or MI-Star Second baseman Bobby Grich Ii '4till be the next ot Kapstein's 10 free-agent clients to come to terms in the past two weeks After announcing he had signed with the Rangers, AlexBy I1EILSCIIEI. NISSENSON antler said, "Now we can kind .1! . f settle back and concentrate NEW YOU iAP~ - This is an important week baseball for a while and let for the postseason bowls, even though they are all Other problems take care of filled. In fact, you might call much of the remaining themselves. I'm very happy' to regular-season schedule the Bowl Bowls. a niernbt'r of the Texas Why" Rangers Well, this weekend sends Pitt (Sugar Bowl) a The 26-year-old right-hander, against Penn State tGator Bowl), Southern Cal ole losing pitcher in the opening (Rose Ilowlt against Notre Dame iGator Bow and Virile of the 1976 World Series Oklahoma 'Fiesta Bowl) against Nebraska (Dr the Yankees, said New York I Orange Bowl if it wins, Bluebonnet if it loses). *as one of several clubs that Obviously, the Gator Bowl could come out towed interest in him smelling pardon the expression - Like a rose. ill P.Meanwhite, Rangers' Then there is Georgia ,Q BowL against Bowl Bowls On Tap This Weekend " - - Ceneral Manager Dan O'Brien Georgia Tech, houston Iprobably the Cotton Bowl t Texas was "delighted to against Rice, Texas Tech tCotton or Bluebonnet) - I i ve Doyle Alexander." lie against Arkansas, Texas A&M Sun against Texas, also referred to Kapstein as the Oklahoma State 'Tangerine) against Texas-El tfam's "super director of play- Paso, Alabama Liberty against Auburn, Florida personnel." (Sun) against Miami. Fla. Kap.stein said the Yankees Last week's score was 37 right - Including Air tried to get Alexander to return, Force's upset of Wyoming - 22 wrong and one tie for it 627 percentage. For the St'LtSt)n, 12-.704. .. 1 -1% NEW YORK i Al' - Second baseman Joe Morgan of the World Champion Cincinnati Reds today became only the second man in National League history to win Most Valuable Player honors two consecutive seasons. Ernie Banks, former Chicago Cubs shortstop, was named MVP in 1958 and 1959. It's a real honor. I think of it as being unique," Morgan said w lien Informed of his award. "Ernie Banks was the only other guy to win it two years in a row, but he(lid it on a team that finished in ninth aad 10th place. Nowadays, if a team finished last you ssoujdji't win the MVP. "Ernie was one of a kind and I think maybe this award is the same thing 4 is t . it is 518-218- Penn State at Pitt: The Johftn~ Nlajors-Tennessee rumors could hurt the Panthers and the Nittany Lions could hurt them worse, but let's take a chance on .. Pitt 28-24. Noire Dame at Southern California: Ordinarily you would expect the Trojans to have a letdown after beating UCLA in last week's Rose Bowl showdown. But they have a shot at the national chainpionship if they beat Notre Dame and then Michigan while Pitt loses to either Penn State or Georgia .. Southern Cal 24-14. Oklahoma at Nebraska. A sictory sends the C-ornhuskerstothe Orange Howl, which would love to have them. A loss, however, sends Colorado and. since this has not exactly been the Orange Bowl's year, how about ... Oklahoma 28-21. Georgia Tech at Georgia: This could make Tech's season and Georgia will have to guard against a lookahead to Pitt ... Georgia 26-14. Houston at Rice: Cinderella Cougars, the home -. a. .. . . .., - I - . I I, .11,44. . - I.-_ _. 11. .' -J .4 - 11% 3 1 Most .T::i..5. r.,. In the American League, consecutive winners included Jimmy F'oxx, 1932-33; Hal Newhouser, 1944-45; Yogi Ben-a, 1954-55; Mickey Mantle, 1956-57, and Roger Mans, 1960-61. Morgan, who won convincingly over Greg l.uzlnskj in 1975, w,ts an equally impressive winner over his Cincinnati teammate George Foster this year in the balloting by the Baseball Writers Association of America. The 5-foot-i, 165-pound infielder collected 19 first-place votes from the 24-man committee. The other five voters placed ban second. . , . Named Va luable Morgan J- n Krucr thql1.27. t •,... * * * 28 IA 19 70 SANFOPD Cotton 921 20. Craig '' swered field goals before the trailed again. scoreless in the final period. Tribe's David 'A iggens could tie (.'hatman enjoyed his best Cotton led all scorers, the wore just before the close of quarter, dropping in nine points dropping in 20--11 Ili the last the half. before going to the sidelines half. Wiggins followed In - 76 flIjnE, in (bvIpgln -5' •''•5'. ,.-,.,-'-'-'•p, LEESBURO Chaiman 7 i I Farior 2 66 10, Williams S 45 14 eosiO 02. Hood 10 12. Totals The Yellowjackets continuted until the final mLnutes of the Fla. College 93-85 Dw in dlin g F % fogVtof 59c 4 1 ----.•'- The lions, led by the scoring termission. brilliance of Bobby Couch and Derek Martin guided the Gary tUrd, rolled for nine hawks, dropping in eight, with unanswered points in the first Hykowski finishing the evening four minutes of the third with seven quarter to take a 33-21 lead. Couch and Hird took scoring Ray Hytowski broke the honors for the lions, finishing Silver hawk scoring slump with with 14 and 12 respectively. a two pointer with 3:46 Leesburg advanced to remaining In the period, tonight's semifinal round with The Silver Hawks, who were the hosting Lyman running even with the larger Greyhounds, while Oviedo Lion team, could never bomps leads with Wildwood. recuperate from the Oviedo Wildw&od took a victory from point surge Lake Brantley Monday night In The Hawks jumping to a 8-2 the opening game, 70-69 The advantage in the first four Leesburg-Oviedo contest is minutes of the contest, dropped slated for 7 p.m., with the their guard and saw the Greyhounds and the stronger Lions tie the score 8-8 Yellowjackets to follow at 8:30. * Or * I and gave his 'Jackets the go,- ,_.---..... -I1-1-1 1 ... I ..-.1.-I'lrrI--jIlF-Ir_T_LTFflllhl L[! _- %s __(j _ (sJIJ _ 'IlL I '_ ---- -- . - 79 ::.~'-*.~.'-*.-.'-.*~.".'.'-'-.'.*.'.'.*'~'- illi % t - Pear,,tS ....::.. , PLANTERS DRY ROASTED PEANUTS ' . - ... . : AM ff -- - ,; : -. ahead. Using a Fast-break a torrid pace in the third stanza, last quarter with four personal offense, Leesburg advanced to jumping to a 35-31 lead in the fouls. Chatman finished the a 29-27 lead with five un, - initial minutes and never 'FE M PEE 1'E IIRACE Seminole jumped off to it 37-56 Ken Atkins and Bob Lewis Turnabout is fair play and halttixne lead and then poured were the big guns for the that's exactly what the 56 points through the hoop in the Raiders against Florida College Seminole' Conununity College second 20-minutes of action to Tuesday night as each contia'keth.ill squad did -here even their record for yer.r at nected for 18 poInts, Atkins with .Tuesday night In beating 2-2. eight field goals and two charity 'Florida College, 93-85. tosses and Lewis with seven Saturday night. Florida In those two losses, to the from the field and four from the t$Cohlege's Falcons nipped the Falcons and Manatee Junior free throw line. Raiders 84-77 via the free throw College's Lancers, it was the Others scoring in the double line on the Sanford campus and second half that spelled the figures for Seminole were line night the charges of downfall of the Sterlinginen. On Willie Williams and Bob Zipko .SC(' Coach Joe Sterling turned both occasions, the Raiders with 15 apiece and Karl Kruer The tables, netting eight more jumped into a halftime lead with 10. charity tosses than the Falcons only to stiffer a letdown during Leroy Stale), one of the best while matching them in point the second half that cost them two-year college players in the production from the floor the victories, state, led the Falcons of Coach Toni Wilson with 30 points, based on 10 field goals and a like number of free throws. I. Th e Raiders take to the road on Friday when they'll be engaged in a two-day Holiday TOLa-nament at Cocoa. Then they meet Polk Community College In Winter Haven on Tuesday, Nov 30. before PROVIDENCE, RI. APt - but "it just wasn't possible." He returning to their home floor for -The revolving door to super. added: "We talked day in and a Thursday, Dec. 2, encounter agent Jerry Kapstein's office day out to reach an agreement. with the Rollins College junior building turned and in stepped We parted in good faith I feel varsity free-agent Iloilme Fingers. Al- the Yankees niade every effort a . * * ;eady inside, with a new con- to sign Doyle.I: MUch. F ti .' I 3 2 lmct in hand, was Doyle AlexKapstetn added that the Awn'.f 7 )I % ,%ti 57 5 ,andcr. Pittsburgh Pirates sent a Zpko S 6 15 II 410 L*s - It was 930 pm Tuesday and delegation including Manager 4511 Krll 20 I I S Whom', II 7 9 t1enolds I 0 0 1 lola's 36 11 70 Alexander, who was 13.9 last Chuck Tanner to Providence 93 &'ason with the Baltimore On- Tuesday and made "an unF L O RIDA C0LCEG1 Oles and New York Yankees, pressive presentation" to WOshinoilon TIl IS, Mtrr', I 00 2 M,re 0000 tInrs 1006 Prn,3Ir Mood in the lobby, having Just l-'inigers. 17 1 1 Len': i 005 5Iaie, 10 Ia IS p,igned a multi-year contract "So far as Rollie Fingers 110 Smt?o 1 0 I I T o t a l ,, 16 '170 is eith the Texas Rangers. gut's, the Pirates showed a , Fingers, who joined Alexan- great deal of interest today," he FloridaCollege 71 13 -OS der at the elevator for the ride said. "They have left ProviF OulS Seminole 21 lord, Kapstein's fourth-floor of- dence and we will maintain College tice. had just walked in from a contact with them F ,,jled out Alk , n% Zp.j •,'crr pippy New England night and begun a marathon round of -- 95 .N . ' - Seminole Coach Joe Mills instructs his charges. 29 thrull.27-76 Limit 6 I "r.-.-,._ ......... ~_,-_,---.. , - the second. Ti 27-19, l,eesburg Raiders Gain Revenge; c mix MC)IL 11 1 Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1976-18 ' bitter introduction to the 14-10 at the conclusion of the a toi,rnmønt .-,-- Herald, Sanford, Fl. I . liii s 10 . 'cesburg", Ed ( hatrinan (white jersev) ba-title's with Seininole's Ituben Cotton for ar ebound, J U I i ________ ~ P qI 3:1, CUST CkNit S'iil :•, . _________ - -. '- ' ,-. - . i ..~ E vening The Leesburg visitors used a deliberate offense in the first quarter and midway through _______ t' YiT CNI.,. t:\'o I I .1 %'2Nobio I. ., Woigreens. Always . .• I CREAM Water-repellent. 27x27". 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Limit I Good matter of o'nntin. I : late second quarter surge by the l.eesbure Yellowjackets became the key to victory here Tuesday night as the visitors put the sting to highly regarded Seminole high 70-57 in first round action of the Third Annual Rotary Bowl Basketball Class ic. The The Yellowjackets 6-6 Ed guided the tourney Favorites, manhandling the Seminole's Ruben Cotton, who had txiostetl the Seminoles into as much as a time point lead early in the contest. Chtmn with assistance from point man Ho Peeples rattled off 10 unanswered marks in the closing minutes of the second quarter en route to the convincing victory. In other first round action Tuesday , the Oviedo lions found victory much easier, whalloping a small, inexperienced Lake Howell club 5439. The Seminoles rolled early, scoring the first five marks of the initial period be fore Peeples coo brea the scoring ,ice or the ' Jackets with two minutes IAThGWOOI)- ______ - .•. J ,.,::~:,. . . V % , .. -. Seminole -scuring %kith 16 at the halfway inark of the Going scoreless for more than initial quarter. half of the tWrd quarter, the Oviedo then moved in front I.ake Howell Silver flawks had and never trailed again, leading Herald Correspondent - .%, ?;oz Th, ii 27-76 1.m,, 2 ~:!-~ ~ -. - •_i • . ., THANKSGIVING FOR YO UR CONVENIENCE 5.7c 79c _____________ ____________ some differences in emphasis, nuance, style, that sort of thing," Rusk said in an interview. "But fundamental foreign 4 ~~: • Box 40 Ass't uit from one president to an- .,,. . REGENT CHRISTMAS CARDS OF THE WEEK nts John F. Kennedy and . - i, - __________________________________________________________________________________________________ . t.,.,,,n, ,'(rnht,l,nicm -............ pm000Int' S ::::: the spread of nuclear weapons : m Ill S . .............................................. recentpredecessors: con . ui Kill OPEN 10 AM a 6 PM rf, i' and the current world situation suggest he will have the same basicgoals that guided all his ' ,., - - 9 - a - - ; , -, -. -. . . Ii he takes over. Ora new crisis could erupt that night force a radical change on ' -• "., . __ - FOR MULA 44 MIXTUR _ j da r~~~ - - VICKS , Th' L- liT 1400, - L -OWSC once 1). ,,,-. . - -vuerican foreign policy. Carter, like any President, could conceivably change other . _BAYER ASPIRIN \ ~ -. , " ./, r , ' ~ -0/ A lk~ , .... . ~ 1 Fg pMv A ~k 100 TABLETS . % .. .. 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Perhaps (lit' biggest one is how that inworld outlook is a mixture of and allies abroad. populism and Wilsonlan oPtimIbis suggests a shift from the experienced President transisimi. secrecy and pragmatism that kites his point of view into reallie has promised to consult marked the Kissinger years. ity. _________________________________________________________ withdrawal from ter- ;er fit (tuna. Carter must ' letnaimi war. Carter must deritories they lost in the 1967 it,concile his stated interest in ride how to proceed. Middle East war. lalk.s have been resumed to quickening the pace of recunciimvt' Panama a voice in the opA shaky basis has been laid hiation with Peking and his supfor transition to black nile in port for free and mndepend- , ratinn and defense of the Pan1. i bto. h...u.tuibtd "' Unt oitt confront ( 0irkr and his liii 1 Ca na l. ( ,irttr must direct outhun %fru m ( irkr must nt 1 iiv in over the past eight years. secretary of State at the start. decide whether the United Preliminary negotiations the American negotiators. lie also will conduct it 1 lie newly unified Arab states St a t es will play an active diplo- have begun with Hanoi for an lie also roust decide whether through a less powerful secre- want the iflCOil1Ifli ithiiinis- miiatic rob', to reduce the 42.000 U.S. troops accounting of some 800 Aiiwri Wry of State than Ilenry A. tration to reswne momentwn new leudcmip has taken can miiis.sin1 in action in the stationed in South Korea, a Kissinger. _________________________________________________________ ________________ nwmitx'r of major decisions L;ii -. '1U'JAT Ill confront Carter at the start. I 116 - . . - . - S . • ' , - - • I .i- It I); iii 'A iggins gm's high to score two for Seminole, Jax Cage Team 7''Q Face Auburn Iniore talented, but the older J,4CKSONVII,LF: I 'We'll probably be 10 to 12 players have been exposed to point underdogs," Coach Don the pressures and I feel their Beasley said as his Jacksonville performance will be better as University Dolphins prepared starters for the most part." In Beasley's first year, infor their basketball season opener Friday against Auburn juries and illness took out four regulars in early season. The at Birmingham. Dolphins finished strong, how'hlasivallv all their team returning," Beasley said 'j ever, for a 15-13 record. 'Without question our talent wish my players knew our sysis better than last year, we'll km as well as they- know theirs But it should be an interesting play- a faster paced game and game and I don't concede we haven't had even a sprained .tiithing. ankle or anyone sick up to . date," Heasley' said. "But the Beasley plans to open with initial part of our schedule is fijut l"elton Young, 6-foot-8 e th niog taxing of any the James Ras and 6-foot6 slanny in Suare in the front line; &-foot'I cuuntrs After opening against AuK0'mit Glover and 6-foot-I Donnie burn, the Dolphins go on the l',ter in the back court. othroad against UCLA, West Texas Ray is a freshman. The team at Rice Statliuxu. iowa overcome Tonuny Kramer's passes to get to the Cotton Bowl in their ers are returtning lettermen, State arld Colorado before the Southwest Conference debut .. Houston 4.7-31. although \'oungimssed half of first game in the Jacksonville Texas Tech at Arkansas Tech's bubble burst Cahsewti against Washington Last year because of illness. against Houston last week and the Razorbacks are Dec. 11. l4lttcnTiie'n Randy Williaiiis, 6 State nl the o y SWC team to beat Houston, Upset Special of Jacksonville is a member of foot 6, and John Richards, 7 foot the Week Arkansas Te xa s A&M at Texas' The longhorns are fac ed 1. will be top substitutes up the new Sun Belt Conference. Beasley said it will mean a front, while Ricky Williams, with the vet-s real threat of their first lossing season like to fovt'l junior college transfer, scheduling advantage in the under Darrell Royal, and wouldn't the Ag,gies long and letterman Anthony "Crick- long run and postseason tournaa part of that Texas A01 30-16. ment invitations and help es. et" Williams, 6 foot 1, will sub tablish rivalries that will imColgate at Rutgers: Unbeaten, untied and the back court. pri'.e ri'v"nn, uninvited, that's Rutgers 31-7 Beasley said transfers 6-footAlabama vs. Auburn at Birmingham Rentennber dJohnFlalzand&foot-SJeihimy when this used to be en national TV' Nat any more Williams should also ge t in the Alabama 35-14 game None of the players with Army vs. Navy at I'tuladelphia: This one still is the Last name of Williams are on national TV, and probably always will be ... related. Army 17.15. "We'll probably play nine or New Mexico at San Diego State: Did you know one more in all the early games,' of these teams has a 9-1 record" San Diego State 20- the second-year coach said 15 "Some of our new players are - - ' "~ "' 2 _` ~, N iN �2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1976 3A BLON DIE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Chic Young - 161 1 Wast, ' 8 II AtIOa WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division 33 786 3 Denver 7 10 589 2' DetrOit 9 9 S) i Kan City 6 Indiana 9 397 7' 2 Chicago 158 IC 3 16 Mlwee Pacific Division 9 4 692 Portland 30 7 589 I Seattle e 7 533 2 Los Ang 7 $ 167 3 Goldn St .1 8 ' Phoenix 313 Tue%daS Results kafl5S City 100. New York Pro Hoc ke y World Hockey Association Eastern Divis ion W L I Pis OF GA Quebec 13 $ 0 26 103 87 ('nc ii 1 24 97 71 Indy 9 9 2 70 65 97 N Eng 7 9 3 17 62 73 Minn 6 11 1 16 63 15 Bern 716 I 35 83303 Western Division Wsmpg I) 9 0 26 10$ 77 HOuStOn 32 7 2 76 78 60 S Diego 10 9 2 22 71 69 Phoenix 30 9 I 23 73 U Calgry 9 30 1 19 67 62 Edrnntn 8 17 0 II 59 $3 KniCks 98 San Antoni o lfl BUIf6tO Its Tuesday's Results Phtadelpha 116, Boston 102 Quebec 7, Winnipeg New Orleans 117, Golden tnd'anapols 4. New Englan d State 91 3 Los Angetct 137. Milwaukee Birmingham 3. Ca le,ary 3 lii HouStOn S. Edmonton 3 asgo 96 Denver 117 . Whntn M i nnesota I, Cncnnat 0 Today's Games Tay's Games Kansas City at Boston Indianapolis at Cincinnati San Antonio at New Calgary at Phoenus Nets Edmonton at San Diego Phi ladelphia at DetroIt Thursday's Game* Atlanta at Indiana New England at Birmingham Golden State 61 Houston Quebec at Indanapols Los Angeles at Denver National Hockey League Chicago at Portland CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Thursday's Game's Patrich Division Washington at Phoeni x W L I PIt CF GA tluS?On at New Orleans NY I sl II 3 3 31 76 15 Oclrot ,If (yeiar'd Phula tO 7 3 71 70 9 Allan 9 9 3 73 iS 71 I NY Rng 6 It 7 76 8) l Smythe Division AT ORLANDO SEMINOLE St Lou 139 1 23 6478 TUESDAY NIGHT RESULTS Chgo 911 7 70 73 80 FIRST - I EddyMuel i 11 2010 Minn 513 3 33 5791 51 6 20 S20. 531 7 12 52 70 7003 20. 7 Nequ Via Coto Vancvr 516 1 ii SI U 3 Domingo Beta (2) 300 Q 'IS) 2000 P 1151 10380 WALES CO NFERENCE SECOND - I Echano Miguel (21, Norris Division Mont 17133717734 19 60700380. 2 Oguza Via (8)980 ca Arana (3) 3 20. Q(2 6) LA 89723 73 68 523 ) I P 29)150 60; DO (32' I Putts 7 $ S 39 67 69 57 THIRD - 1 Oguuza Miguel (2) Dirt 5 I I II Se 69 Wash 6 12 2 II $$ is 3)80160260.2 Ica Vzal6l600l2O 3 Negu Arana (5) 5600 12612910 Adams Division Bstn 16 3 1 33 61 58 P2 FOURTH - I Jose Jay (31 1600 Butt 11 S 7 21 61 14 Into 6 I 1 20 71 72 6 70320 7 ArIa Solo 14) 5703 60 3 Eddy Echave 11)3600)3 1) II 10 P Cleve 6 66 18 56 61 13 4) 128 70. DO (2 3) A 35770 Tuesday's Result FIFTH —i Manolo I (7) 1560 Montreal S. New York ISland 510 610. 7 A)aya Larrea (6) 7 00 cr5 1 320 3 Butboa Attu (1) 360 0 (6 1) Today's Games 71 60. P 1761 I9760 Boston at PttNjrgh SIXTH - I Cacho Sanchez (8' Toronto at Detroit 1600960520.7 Aria Ouola (7)660 New York Rangers at Phila 680. 3 Urza Bengoa (5) 10400 (7 9 1 delphua 88 60 P IS 7) 214 80 Vancouver at Buttat o SEVENTH I Jose Via (6) 1680 Wathington at Atlanta 380380. 2 (Ca AlbCrd (2) 3 10120. Montreal at Cleveland 3 Ectiano Beutia (5) 620. 0 2 61 St Louis at Minnesota 17 10. P (b 2)113 20. Big o 17$) with Chicago at Los Angeles all 2 67300 and (7 I with all 6) rune Thursday's Games EIGHTH - I Santi Attu (5) 5 80 Detroit at New York Isl6nd 7000 700. 2 BulbOa Eloria (2) 1700 ('I'S 520 3 Fermn Echave (6) 5 00 0 (2 Vancouver at Boston 51 1420. P 152)13360 NINTH - I Zarre Cii II 10 ii 80 tO 40. 7 Arta (21 6 60 S 60. 3 Blbao (5) 4 80 0 (76) 63 60. P (6 2(16500 TENTH - I Larrea (6) National Basketball Association 360, 7 Fermin 131 520 120. 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE Manolo (7)320.0(36)3600. P (3 Atlantic Division 6) 106 50, DO 161) 135.90 W L Pd. GB Pruila 10 ELEVENTH - I Patal QuiOta 5 667 Boston 7 2160 1160 660. 2 Ogu)za Solo (7) 8 533 7 NY Knks 7 $0 1 70 3 Aria Perez (I) $10. 0 9 I 579 2 Butfato (73) 31 60 P (3 2) 6900 7 30 132 1 NY Nets TWELFTH - I Manolo.AItu (6) 6 10 375 I' 600? 80 3 20. 7 Anton Arca ( I) i 60 Central Division Cleve 11 1 II 60. 3. A)av6 Echave (2) 510; 0 733 Houston (16)6370. P 16 1)187 90. Big 0 (fl 8 5 615 2 7 N Grins 10 with all 1) 6000473 with all ) 62 00 588 3 S Anton A 9 1 7167, Handle $1 1 0 ,021 .56.3 2'7 It It ill ti t U v 17 Jai- A ai is , - Pro Basketball - I(EGL ER'S Nitty— Gritty Time; It ' s SPORTS Face Cardinals By hAt. BOCK NEW YORK API It's nitty-gritty time in the National Football Conference Last. While the nation celebrates Thanksgiving, the St. Louis Cardinals invade Dallas to make their run at the Cowboys' grip on first place In the NF'C East. And those tough old birds From Washington will be watching with considerable interest, Both the Cowboys and Cardinals are coming off losses entering Thursday's confrontation. Dallas was upse1 by Atlanta last Sunday while St. Louis, with a chance tokavo Washington once and for all, fell to the Redskins. That left Dallas one game in front of the Cardinals and two up on the Redskins with three weeks to go in the regular season. So the Thanksgiving collision between the Cowboys and St. Louis is vital for all three teams. The Redskins will be watching and preparing for Sunday's game against Philadelphia. To pick a winner, you must decide which of last Sunday's losers can bounce back faster. The Cowboys have been playing sluggish football for a month and the pro picker thinks they'll stay lethargic, for another week least. Last week's 10-4 log left the season's record at 10449-1 For .681) with three weeks to go. The picks: - at THURSDAY St. Louis 20, Dallas 17 Give the edge to placekicker .'ifll Bakken, who must be the best in the business. The Cards have been playing better Football than the Cowboys, even sith last week's loss. Detroit 24, Buffalo 3 Nobody in the NI"!. has given up fewer points than the [ions. So how come they've lost more games than they won SUNDAY Baltimore 31, Jets 17 The Colts nipped Miami last Monday night on a blocked extra point, with 12 seconds left. With 12 seconds left against the Jets. Baltimore ought to be more than one point ahead. Giants 24, Seattle 21 Giants scored two TDs last week against Denver, really, they did. Against Seattle', defense, they might even score three. Washington 28, Philadelphia 20 Those grizzled Redskins don't die easily. The Eagles will help them survive for another week, Miami 21, Cleveland- 17 The Dolphins still are burned up about their one-point loss Baltimore. So, they'll take it out hopes. New England 34, Denver 19 Kiss the Broncos goodbye. The htgh'p'scrod iffcnsi. will cUll l}t'nvcrs wtldcard hopes. Chicago 14, Green Bay 10 This one will be a struggle for the Bears. Packers should come up short, though, especially IF Walter Payton gets going. Houston 21, Atlanta 10 The Falcons beat Dallas on some strange fourth-quarter turnovers. Houston is better than its record. Pittsburgh 30, CincinnatI 14 The Steelers are playing Super Bowlquality football right now. The Bengals are not. San Diego 17, Kansas City 13 The Chargers still have a shot at second place in the AFC West, that would be a major accomplishment after last year's 2 12 debacle. Los Angeles 34, New Orleans 10 One of these all that latent Los Angeles offense is going to explode. The have too much talent to stagger forever. Oakland 40, Tampa Bay 13 This one should be a nice playoff tuneup for Ken Stabler and the AFC West champions against the poor Buccaneers, who have a super chance to he the NFL's first 0-14 team. MONDAY 24, San Francisco 16 Pie 49ers haven't been the saint' playing yo-yo with IA's James Harris in it Monday night game last month. Catching I'r.in Tarkenton ssont tx as The Trevino Minnesota i'#4AN MOZZARELLA ç LWROTEiT DURNGLUNCI-4 ..J ( 'Z '- l AT* APIZZA PARLOR' ' \\.{ ' — --E I \_.,' ; i , I ; % 'o . . ~ _11 i," ; ~ -~, . ___ — ~d k~~ ~~ , '~ 4 4-~ 4) IILJa --e4 ~~ it ,-24 Mot-? Walker T4E AREN'T THEY MEN To TAKE TYN TO t'&iJ)'E TI'IE1ELVE&2 CAOL,E ERIOLJL.) C . 7I Resting Comfortably this, well win our [ [)on pull - away from a si 48 Lioness in 27 Small duck 'Born Free Missile type (abbr) 47 Ovule 29 Islands 49 Law degree 31 So'.o'i Afican (abbr ( 6 7? - -- 15 - _ 17 1 I I r 14 - - - -- - - - _________________ 19 20 — 23 — 'S CPTMiJ? r LEPT F'.,, I P -- - -— — - — 22 I I I I P4ciME. HOROSCOPE BYHF.RNR.F.BLDLOSOI. For Thursday, November 25, 1976 ARIES March 21-April 19, Friends and organizational to you today monetarily. Your pals won't feel used if they can help you fatten the cat. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) your chances of success are very strong today because of your optimistic, positive outlook. Act like a winner and you'll be the one to grab the brass ring, GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) You have the ability today to win others over to a cause you Get on your soapbox. Make some converts, CANCER June 21-July 22) Joint ventures look particularly profitable for you today, es pecially if you're involved with an affluent friend. LEO July 23-Aug. VI You'll find you will get on extremely PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 well t oday if you deal with the People who are essential to top brass. Make it a point to your immediate plans are sidestep subordinates, prone to grant you favors today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) is i.n L oe nesitant about asking Something promising for you where your for help. work or career is concerned. Be YOUR BIRTHDAY ready to move swiftly when Nov. Z5,1976 opportunity knocks. This year will be an inLIBRA i Sept. 23-Oct. 23) teresting one for you. You will Lady Luck tends to favor you mix both business and pleasure. today in ways not immediately People you meet in the obvious. Nevertheless, you'll workaday world will turn out to learn of them later. he excellent social companions. feel very partial to. person developing 1IIIIIIIIIIII11111111 --_1111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIII MEN JIt: II ii 1111 Oi\tj. WIN AT BRIDGE Bob Montana I C' 'V' I "N'\ (HE'S TRyitG 70 SCORE IARCHIE lSTt.KPG A FEW ME 10 5E THE POlt.1rS, FOOTIALLG,&* HUH? HOPE Do4T YOU RESERVED) GOOD SEATS. AVERO4aCA' 11% L..,i. i i i I I I 1. IS Rope Coach Hospitalized t......I I I OS%t1. 0 11 J \s l( an - no trouble reaching seven on the bidding shown in the box. The analysis is interesting. It started with the understanding that a vulnerable three opening guaranteed seven tricks North looked at his own four tricks and jumped to six hearts on the theory that when you start with II tops you should be able to score 12 by good play. Then South made a typical 1930 grand-slam bid He had his seven tricks for his open ing three bid, but reasoned that the fact that they consisted of six trumps and a side ace them a seven. In addition he was void of Jumping length first points. Taylor DEAR DR. LAMB I've read that rope for 10 good as jogging half an hour. I am a female, 5 feet 4 1 am not overweight. but I am flabb). Will jumping rope firm up my legs, hips, stomach and buttucks? how long do I have to jump rope to see any In)provement. will also depend on how you dd DEARHEADER Skipping it. If you jump, from both feet jumping rope can be very each time. as ononsed to '.iclirous exercise uepenU)ng stepping over the rope it mar upon your skill and SPeed Jogging van be moderate increase the use of your lower exercise at a slow pace or abdominal muscles. As a rult running, walking and skipping a major effort ou jog at top exercises do not work the lower speed. the a bdominal muscles. You f variabilities in how you can to do sit-ups and leglift either jog or skip rope there is exercises for this effect. Thc t;o set rule for comparisons. exercises won't help either I tummy Is full of fat. Yoti Kasch, San Diego State can't compress the fat insk Unlversitu,, punts out that you the abdomen with strong ab will have to turn the rope about 60 tunes a nitnute because of tkminal muscles. You have tp gravit'.. You can swing it faster empty the abdominal cavity fat by weight reduction, but not slower. Walking, jogging, swimnmi% At that a person will use 12 to 14 times as much and other forms of exercise are oxygen as he would sitting still. important in helping you to USc 'I his is equivalent to jogging at Up and empty out the Fat. I am rate of a mile each seven or sending you The Health Letter eight minutes. That is a fairly number 3-7, Girth Control: Avoiding the Big Middle, to vigorous effort. help you with an exercise The exercise capacity of an program for your "tummy." average sedentary man is unIv Others who want this iclime times his resting use of formation can send 50 cents oxygen and for females only with a bong, st amped, selfseven tunes the resting use of addressed envelope for it. Just oxygen. You can get a good send your to inc in care training effect with exercise of the Evening Herald, P.O that requires only six times for Box 1551, RadIo City Station, 'lien and four-and-a-half time.,, New York, N.Y. 10019. for women the resting oxygen I must also warn would USC ro pe skip pe rs that it is Is All of this means that skip- usually h ar d on the feet. I ping rope cannot be done at the received a letter from another lower safe levels we recoin lady in the same mail with mend for training of uii- yours. She was distressed supervised sedentary people. It because she had damaged her s better to improve your feet. Skipping rope causes you phsical condition first with to use the balls of the feet. This other exercises, such as jogging may cause the bones to eniarge very slowly or fast walking. The or cause pain. Be sure you use rule is train don't strain good shoes if you skip rope. And Tht' individual who is con- it is better to do it on a padded ditioned to the point that run- floor, such as a good rug. iting a Se".'efl or eight minute Minimize the jar as much as mile is no unusual stress can possible to avoid hurting your saId) skip rope as an alter' feet. IN, not skip rope more than native type of exercise four or five minutes at a time The of skipping rope when you first start. - jumping minutes is a EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider Dr fur and weigh 115. THIS TAKE- Lamb ( E') . 17 1'—{---'J, \ I c tu GET OFF ) .' 1- e ~-__ " down , - 'A...fol - - Considering BUGS BUNNY NOHASSLE by Stoffel & Hcimdohj SERVICE INTEND 10 I .1 ~~~-iiafu,, , - ~l,, I I _1~~_ Lube & Oil I , .1 r _ i ?, -"=-,m Am ;;..' .-çjj"1 -.- 1~ " I.. • _`1 C A 8 - li t S cis i':t m.i1 r bi y'i) 13130 gra1.i o.l , jrr b" , • ,i; . .., - .. Includes light trucks Ask For Our Free Belt & Hose Check $3688 , ii ( \9 li~ \\,, R.UL-H \ \ \',. ' t \ 1.5\ji 0 ', -'-" f',, :2r\jp'N VERY s, , 1W.' 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" 'I' ' Ladies Free Thursday Pdi9àtI Plsnty of Vre petting Admusison 504 and up both sides of Il-Indee 1$ not sd.nitlad) Feenweod Boulevard Fov rt$.aitltiOflS call 305133'3622I from IQ im so6 p " r', Price That's Ti DISORDER AlGAl t%L.IN r SLOW MO?IOiJ i 1 .- Cl s permanently sealed for maximum cranking power m.d f,t,t '.1.1,1.1 ________ by Bob Thovcs AND NOW LET REPLAY IT AND $&E ?HA'r — 5 7.1ST .A1ML 4 16, LeftoverS Seven made easily since South's third diamond went on the ace of clubs and his fourth request r ' As a guide though, [)r. Fred speed - ~1( ~~, I , "." \'u .\) ' -- i I Includes Datsun Toy o ta, vw and )iht trucks iII1 I ¼. .' \~~ ___, , , ER A N\iET IN .I , .-~_, I * I F IHuI4t tuCi ['1M_' .I Engine Tune•Up Cmnp)elo inily10 v, and au'Jn. n int correction - to lire mileage Precis and impro ve steertnq 1,,00,,0 ion equipment, tf, ccii rne. h ent, used help'. phi' I 'O • Complete chassis lubrication & oil change Helps ensure long wearing parts & smooth, quiet performance & Please phone for appointment Front- End Alignment $1188 Change ER C'9,.-W 'viERE'S Ll'E THE T I 1. super clubs rI if i made - or V .. 141 Versus Jogging CINCINNATI AP University of Cincinnati footb'll Coach Tony Mason has been hospitalized after suffering abdominal pains. A university spok es man said Mason was admitted to Holmes Hospital for observation and tests. His condition Tuesday night was listed as "fairly good." The -W-year-old former assistant coach at Michigan and Purdue has an 8-2 record this season. Cincinnati closes its season against LhulsvIlIt' Saturday. George SCORPIO 't. 24- Nov. 221 Be patient in negotiating t oday. You are the one who will come out the winner if you are persistent and stand you: ground. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 234)i: 211 Concentrate on situation. today that are personally tinportant. No one else can do a better job for y&u III:- you can do for yourself. Be your own spokesman. CAPRICORN (Sec. 22-Jan 19 Someone who is working on your behalf has the situation well in control. Let this pull most of the strings today. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 You need to be out among the doers and where the action is today to pe rform at your best. An excellent day for club or organizational activities. contacts could be very helpf ul - UNPROFESSIONAL s. ((cii Parkhurst 56. Dorothy Standings 1. Varner Sepcialties, Bryant 56, Norman Becker 57, 3014. 2. Johnny's Standard 21 16. 3 M.able Pithoud 1 5, Frances Greo I S.ambo's 2177, 1 No 6 26.16. S. S. Ted Tobias I S. Etsue'Lelsr 3(0. PresSer Ford 26. II; 6. Wills Amoco Larry Valente 310. Ethel Spencer 2.5.19'?. No. 221 20; I No. 3173 31; 9 10, Joe Weick 3 10. Fred Drew 310. Bug Dip 7727. 10. American Wood Anne Vanish 310. John M.cCatter' Product 7372. 11 Bad News Bear's 6$. 73 73. 32. Custom Carpets 37.27. 13 Other Highlights. Bowler of tIe Ricks Gang 1621. II. No. 31676, 15. week Don Burhenne 95 Jim's Carpentry 15.79; 16. LTD Club DYNATRONICS MIXED 1 11 20 I. Spacers 0 Standings 2 High Games' Rich Heaps 717, Sandbaggers: 3 Pure Pleasure, I Jerry Temple 333, Jim Dench 333; UnpredictableS, S. Brown Sugar. 8 Gene Rogero Ill; Don Sapp 214. Trotters, 1. Geneva Gems: S. South Jerry Farella 216, Ed Aubit 216. paws; 9. I Stars. 10 Jay Jays High Series Rich Heaps $99; Raiders. If Spinning Puns: I?. "R" Jerry Temple 592. Ed Aubilt 599. Gang; 33. The Turkeys, II A11e1 Converted Splits Richard Harris Cals 61.10. High Games Mildred Graham Other Highlights. Star of the week 203; James Jackson 205. Dore Jim Dench 33 Anderson 723. JeSsie Dixon 209. Ken Perkins 727 SHOOTING STARS Standings I Mayfair 3612.' 2. High Series Ken Perkins 566; Ken Melts Nursery 8. Green House 35.12; SØeigle 507, Jessie Dixon 536. 3 Link Construction 321 7 13, 1. Mildred Graham 500. Russell Kennedy Tractor 2620 S Green Holloman SOS Grocery 2$23 9. Whirling Wonder'i Other HghIights: Star of the *CeR 23 25, 7. Burns Texaco U Haul 21 21 Jessie Dixon 1)5 S Howard Mobil 21 71. 9 Two I91, JET BOWLERETTES 79'., 30 Morr(s& Speigle Rooting 17. Standings 1 Sanford Specialty 31 13 A S Lossing Transfer and Advertising; 2 Geneva Grocery. 3 Storage 151 712' 12 Rivers Ranch Wtt's AmoQ: 1, Southern Loaners, II' 331-1. S. Galloway Builders. 6 Carefree Hugh Games Ann Pat Smith 194; Flowers; 7 June'S Beauty Shop. I Sylvia (hItch 166; Beasley 8Budruk 170.159, W$. ç wilIiam's Mary Giles 143; Mar Walker Construction Nami Mets Somchit Rivers Johnny High Games. Elaine KoStival 319. Uamruay Allman 112; 157. Kathie Thelma Hickson 176. Carolyn Street aessrtns Livungtton 196. Peggy High Series. Ma rgie Will 39.5; Zella Kathy Behrens 513, Pat Beasley Allman Ann Coleman 167. Kay 19$. Sylvia Hittell I. arion Thornton . Joannat Decker 356: Budrik 179; Mimi Hess 4.63; Myrtle Elf, Oldham 19.3 Bradley Faye Lord 331 High Ser.es. idle Allman 1*1. Converted Splits. Mary Temperly Mae WilkinS 634, Alice Livingston -. - 5 is I 28 time 8 Fuzz 9 Cc'itnent 10 L.e)y song hu A,-t cnn,n ELL(JT.'M(t ¶ tl'TE,lk AT HOWL AMERICA Other highligh ts Queen Converted Splits Mary Pugh 14 Aee Pal Beesley S. Louise10Cosat 37 15. Winnie DELTONA PINS USTERS Standings Huts 8. Mrs 29', II'.-. Other Highlights Turkeysfor Ann Lucky Strike 29 IS. Dung Dongs 21 HICkSOn. I, Splits & Misses Cale'nin I. Thelma SCHOOLLF000SERVICE Standing 21 17. M.arb re's 7731, GalorS 2* Ii, 5 Sweet P Salad Crackerjacks 25. 19, Hi kers25 19, Bar; 51)1 & Pepper, The Oum Easy Goers 23 21, Stri 33 71, E. pilins. Juicy Fruits. Rolls; Woouckers I Marks 72 Fresh Tomatoes, The Sweet Nuts. fl'., IllIni's 22. 30 21. Spoilers 7024, Mh Games Grace Burton 173, Jiil5 & Jeans 20 74, Buckeyes It JoycC1mas 3*4. LyntteHarrls 1k. R,niii It N 25 N ew Yorkers- II 26 ......... ,. 25. ' 165, tdum McCann 110 1*7. Joanne Dynamos 16 26, Jet Set1 26. Swertz 113. Donna Lamb 143. Lee Popeyes 363*. Hi Balls 11 10. Four Caukin 169. Los Morgan 165; Linda Di amoincts 11 31. Whittaker 119 High Games. Don Burtsenne 234, l'l,gh Sine's Linda Whittaker 417, Joe Ferrer M. Mac McKibben 192. Grace Burton 393 Joie Weiçk Iii, Gus Reindl 142, Phil Other Hi'1lugtttS Grace Burton 4 AugtjSto III. Viola K0CJS III, Mike strikei a row; Linda Whittaker 111, UiJFT DIII muir,) IlL Louis Star 01 the week Bolton 114, Bob Wilton 114, Dorothy Bryant 360, Helen Ste'llMe 19.9, ROLL-A.dOUTS Helen Bolton IS-I, Etsie Lef'ur 160, Stand'ngs I. TMMICPIIAI; 3 TM Helen Ferrer 121. Winnie Spencer Outlaws. 3 TM Or's, 4 Road 152. Mairion Miller ISO, H ' ft Carl 14. Amy WelCk 144. Mable iII"S PutIsOud Ill Stoned Rollers; 9. C WA Local High Series Don Bunflenrue 554, 3113. 10 Ding Bats, II Hot Stuff. 13. Mac Mc 'Ubben 517, Mikd Burke 493. Pace W.aktns, 13 Hodaka. II. Odd Jo. Wdick 497 Ben KueWI 491, Louts Rollers; IS Family Trio, It Sum Bolton i.$4. Bob WilSon 43. Phil p, Good A4,gujto 117, jge Fierce IT?, Gus Hig h Game's Mabte ,bPws'sOn M. 474. Resndi Jim Ekern 735, Lee Michaud 209 Converted Splits: Harrie$te Cart 61 Ed 5sner 313, Chet Aycrutl 210 2T to, Mary Augusta S 4 10. Bob Wilson High Series* C4m,* Lehman Sn, 4 Vied 5 Dyed rabbit fur 6 French Composer 4 1,!1 jwj 1 10 ll-?q Milwaukee Bucks Cincinnati kind 3 Latvian 3 E0LO4..1 THE BORN LOSER t'NIONI)ALE, N.Y. (All) - The Colorado Rockies have obtained (lefenseman John Van Uoxmeer from tie Montreal Canadiens for cash and future considerations. Van Boxmeer, 24, has played in just four National Hockey League games for the Canatijens this season. lie split last season between Nova Scotia of the American Hockey League lIili Montreal. points, which was 2 1 Rockies Get Van Boxmeer 76ers 116, CeltIcs 102 share of the key lacPhiladelphia broke open the tor. games." Nelson says he wo ul d like Th e lo ss was the 16th for the gam e in the third period, "You ha ve to play defense to to see some of the old Boston Bucks in 19 games in the 176-77 ing 62-62 tie with be a good team," said Golden Celtics in the team lie now National Basketball Associ- an 18-6 surge. Julius Erving State Coach Al AttIcs. "ColeCOaChes. Fortunately, the new ation season. Larry Costello re- scored 19 points, leading five man did a good job on Barr, boss of the has the two commodities he is signed as Milwaukee's coach Philadelphia players who hit but he always seems to play double figures. Rick well, and Rick has a bad Monday night. going to need most patience Spurs 122, Braves 115 back." Elsewhere in the NBA, the and the ability to see the silver Gervin scored 14 of Philadelphia 76ers beat the Kings 100, KnIcks 98 lining. Boston Celtics 116-102, the San his 34 points in the fourth quarWith the score tied 98-98, "1 was very encouraged," Antonio Spurs defeated the Ruf- ter as San Antonio dealt the Kansas City's Brian Taylor Nelson said, even though his lab Braves 122-115. the New Braves their sixth straight loss, picked off an inbounds pas, took the edge off his Orlea Jazz whipped the Gold- The Spurs never trailed after with live seconds to go, drove Orleans Jazz coaching debut by blowing a en State Warriors 117-94, the opening 18-point lead in the the of the court and was nine-point lead in the final three Kansas City Kings edged the quarter. Fouled by Walt Frazier at the minutes and bowing to the Los Jazz 117, Warriors 94 final buzzer. He then made both New York Knicks 100-98 and the Angeles Lakers 117-114 Tuesday Denver Nuggets trounced the Pete Maravich scored 37 Free throws for the wzsning night. points for New Orleans, but it margin. Washington Bullets 117-96. "I couldn't ask for anything Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored was the defe ns ive work by E.C. Hon Boone of th e Kings led all more," Nelson added. "We 16 of his game-high 34 points in Coleman, who held Golden scorers with 24 made a couple of errors the final quarter, and reserve State's Rick Barry to nine finished with 15 points. the stretch, but those things guard Ro Lamar added 19 happen. We just as easily could points for the Lakers, who outhave won. Everybody really scored Milwaukee 14-2 down the puts ,ift played hard. If we all play like stretch. ~I 2 Of the same us SF)TITO it Phrase of un 34 Melancholy derstanding (2 35 Swatting wds} 37 Perches 39 Oklahoma 38 Crucible river 40 Prescribe 20 Am not (si I 41 Bars 22 T yp e OW 42 Small carrying 23 Holes bag 24 Rustable 43 Celtic peasant metal 44 25 Singer Horne Barge- load of cost 26 Mideast 45 God tribesman complaint 40 Field 41 Tea !4..! NlFttij,T l S( £ t Plague 39 Belonging to E1P1 0101 I HI O P lOi ON PAJ SJ stni (j______ F sJo, v AN S J~ DOWN 26 Due to motion 30 Angered 33 Center of sail 32 Geological period 33 Weight 34 Gun cavity 35 Infant 36 Kinky T.L' al 1.s 1i5i!ijP] )rt r:L'uA'NT flNIJt A p ' 00 type 58 Grateful 21 Desire (sI) 22 Mae West ri,l kliisi T'Tii!LLLEL sl S* 1 10101 I 38 Hand part (p1 1 7 Measure of , ---r ' 34 Foreign office 53 Olfactory branch labbr) organ l 23 Stacked BEETLE BAILEY I CAN'T eEi _______________ 1 Bundle Indians 5 College 49 ASItOOIUIS degree (abhr I ferry 8 Indonesian u. 50 Waste time land 53 Actor 32 Guitars Lancaster I3 Auto club 52 Aloha symbol 38 Great Lake 20 Diminish Wednesday, Nov. 24,1976--30 Answer to Previous Puzzle Binary digits 54 Disobe ys 36 Layer of cloth 55 Sandwich 37 Liver fluid eas Lakers Spoil Nelson's Debut Press - (WHAT kIND O (A LOVE POEM IS THAT " . I hOUSTON tAP) - Golfer Lee Trevino was reported resting comfortably at a Houston hospital t odav following successful surgery for a ruptured disc. A doctor told Trevino's El Paso office that surgeons were extremely pleased with the surgery, which was performed Tuesday. lie was reported ''in good humor. Trevino was expected to be off the professional golf tour until next February. Milwaukee Blows Big Lead II) The Associated : I I)AVTON I3EACII, ['la. (AP) - I3ott)y Allison has resigned his ride in the Roger Mercury in NASCA R Grand Penske-prepared National stock car racing for the 1977 season, The Associated Press has learned. Allison, who has won $1 million in Grand National stocks, said he had no immediate plans for the future. Sources close to the 38-year-old Hueytown, Ala., driver said Allison told Penske he was through after a disappointing showing in last Sunday's Los Angeles Times 500 at Ontario, Calif. Rams on Cleveland 's playoff ALITTLE LOVE POEM Allison Quits Penske Team weeks, to it 44 Pots 48 American T' 'ROSES ARE P D, LETS ARE "ELLA-" , j%.1OI LOVE 'YOU MORE IN BRIEF Cowboys Goodyewit KORNER '1 1 ACROSS �4B-Evsjiing Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 24. 1Th 'V"r'Yi' V-vU "Ye VY IVY FYWVYVVVYWIWtU ~ \ \ I N' . I . art Bar Maid Apply within Star loot Lounge. 3205 S Orlando Or . Sanford Imp 831-9993 RATES LPN. I to I? Shift Ger iatr'c ex perience preferred Apply In person, Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center. 950 Mellonville A,.- pt ttat t Pd &k~ dkw msn. WA6 N 9 muffil, qd btddi ttkt W vtt jtst affqe q W &k&, W Waot Get a handle on some great buys. No matter what's your twenty, you're never far from the wall-to-wall sales power of those Classified ads. Sales power packed tighter than go-go girls in an eighteen wheeler. Utsa 8q itk f.ii Im qd dqiittkt Iat4d! ADVERTISING Bsw with lIgItnn BACK ,....,... ..... UYAR EYE OM Ovas BACK DOOR ......... ........ List r1gInnvs BACK DOWN ..... ....... ... ... .Orrvszlowv BACK OUT ........... ...StrrsmleIng LOCAL YOKEl. MAIL BEAM ....... ...... .......r1csntma BUN .............. .. ... StaNIgNwiyPMt.4 BEARINTIIEAIR ...........SOY NI UIIsky BEARREPORT ... ... .......Wbsaithey? lnUon No I'lliPly On called IdWolif NEGATIYECOPY ........ d rio(PIwrupvu Di NEGAIORY ON THE SIDE ................Parted OQIJOER .... ..... .. .... ...Bow PEANUT SUTTFRINARS ... . 1110fistriiiisig $MiisIsssIysti-ing PICTURE BOX POUNDS . ., . VW . 81 111al . ......RscapBs -... RAOIOCnICK ... WE THE LEAVES ....... ......... . lick ds RATCJ4ETJAW ........ ....Nevas stops talking READ ............ .. . Hair ...... .... pot" tngt ... DIEXINCOOP ....... . ...... ...WslgNsmdiI CLEAN ....... ................anald CLEAR ........ ....... t IW trimLasn COME AGAIN ...................... RipUIDtjt REEFER .AdrIgIraIsdInjck NESTUMIJP . .... ....... .......Reitit" RIC ROCZI*CIIAIR ... ........ Middle r igs casriiy P( ................acknnhedps . CONEON ............... ..... ..... .Oy CONVOY .............. ...Orpnlnd bear Paint COT1ONPIC1EI3 ..............Anybodyslu COUNTY MOUNTV ..... ...... ..LK3INUr COVERED UP ....... ..NISsv1rpdwIi ... SOLL[R$LAT ........ $aIaIlv SCATTERST ICK iwlical aiNstiti wipsnd plans UATCOVE*3 ............... Girls tnciri $LVENTY.IHR(fS 911311 011111d . ......... .. CUITHECOAX .................. Tom sRC$sst DEAD PEDAL ........... SD.. .stng nhlcD. SIIAXEY TOWN .............LuAngstos SHOUT .....................CIII SNORT SKIP ......A1msipiarIc candlt*u DOITTOIT SEKEY . ... .... ....... .. ... . ....... low the Nssrswa OOUNLENCKUS .........561Th, spilled II.NJ ORASGIN WAGON .......... ... Awrictv EARS ......... ... .. .... ...C$radis EYEBALL . , tkkit ... .....Lwtra.LuI.t FIYEFIYE ..... ...... ........$ps.dIil FLAGWAVEI ......Resdcans1ni1Mervtw FUPILOP .............rtkvsrsaintxlp FOUR WHEELER ....... FROMT000R .. ............Lisd rig In uysy GETTING OUT ..........."bud GOGO GIRLS .... Law III lsbasdsdIvmvtaq Yu.OK. . Abtg yes ... ...... ..........Ispeilkal TENTWENTY . Wbe'sariyeul TEN THIRTYINNEE (sr.q T(NTMIRTY$IX ...... TIM ONENUNOBID . TIIERMOSSOTTU THREES . - . Atanktuck Glad kgb THROWING. TIJUW TAXI ........ ........Nadiinstrip GNEENSTA*P1 ....... ......Ositars ....................ixattan TWOWNEILER . like ir cycle . HAMMER ............Acistnr,iar HAMMER DOWN Miring harm HANDLE ........ C$agbas ItIGNBUR ....UuwaI*vp..ws.pl%iir HOLLER ......... . ..... .... .... Cact IIIIIIIIE TWENTY ........ AIIIS NOWASOUT ............CaNing LANDLINE Taiept* call TRIP ...................SIring TWENTY . WALK ALL OVER .., Ivvpsww by a Urangr sIpeal WALLPAPER PudacL,i WALL TO WALL t.audaW dear . I . Zsdtalking WE GONE BYE BYE WRAPPER ................Paintlaos. car ITt ............Ezy,aagtat.wd, fl ......... Yinnglidy Rear Itsa&piirws ZOO Id6ma eB,r OW FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 76'S$Orl.Civ.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v LARRY JACOBS and MRS LARRY JACOBS, his present ,ife, if married: JOYCE JACOBS hs former wife, and GENERAL FINANCE CORP OF FLORIDA Defendant(s) - NOTICE OF SALE NotiCe is hereby given that pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL DECREE of Foreclosure entered on October I. 1976 by the above entitled Court. in the above Styled Cause, the undersigned United Statei Marshal, or one of his duly authorized deputies, will sell the property Situate in Seminole County, Florida, described as: Lot 32, Orange Estates, according to the pla t thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. Page. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Floriøa Subled, however, to taxes. it any doe, for the Year 1916 at public Outcry to the highest and beSt bidder for cash it 12.00 o'clock noon on Wednesday, December I. 1976 at the west door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Dated 10.1976 MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER TEN NINE GOOD BUDDY .... .. ....... .......$ibaW BONE ... ............ .... FInsI V.tnian GRASS UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENFOUR,A SIB TEN ROGER .... ....' .... IaM.Isdgs TENUVEN ... .... ...... .. ... OlIDSir F,cisstacs..nting FIEB THE BEANS FINAL .... Thomas WIsøn Executive Director Publish: NOv I?, 21. Dec. I, I, 15, 22, 1976 DEF 73 Sii,sasb,ar TEN FOUR Gaadbys United States Marshal Middle District of Florida KENOELL W. WHERRY AtSislwl United Stales Attorney Attorney for Ptjintitf Publish Nov 3, tO. 17, 21, 1976 DEF 1111 e't T1 "S*"! A"thiq Just lots of fine folks have been buying and selling their rigs and most everything in those good, dependable Want Ads. INVITATION TO RID The Board of Trustees of the Seminole County PUblk Hospital invites bids upon the following: ", Ton Pickup Truck Additional information, plain and Wtcilicsl;QnS are available a? the Office of the Purctsasinq Agent. All bids Shall be mailed to the Board of Trustm of the Seminole County Public Hospital, If you would like to turn your idle items into quick cash, just dial a friendly Ad-Visor. Ten-four, old buddy, it's seventy-three all the way in the Want Ads! D1a 110) East Flrt Street, Sanford, Florida 3771). All bids Shall be postmarked not laler than the 10th day of November 1916. and Shall be received On or before the 3rd day of December 1874. Publish Nov. 22, 73. 21, 1814 DEF in 1 322-2611 931-9993 - , -_ CLASSIFIED I Evening Ilenild _____________________________ Ridgewood Arms Call About Our Christmas Specials Spicious I. 1 & 3 BR ,tpts T enni s , swimming, p1 a ygrounli, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2510 Ridgewood Ave . Sanford, Ph 373 47 I ___,, . 16 Cii ','rs eneva ' 1 Luxury Patio Apartments 3.3—Houses Furnished — 3 DR. ? bath axailab!e Dec 7. fl Svnlnd Estates 'd,'a' for 'c,,, st', 3?? Adult. Family — ne Bedroom One - $ , 35 1 rVi11age 1505 W. 25th St. I Sanford, Ha. nih, j HAPPY TO HELP YOU WRITE YOUR ACTION AD' FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Case No. 76.311 .Orl.Ciy.R UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff, vs REGINA C SIEER ,ska REGINA C MCCOY and RONALD I McCOY, et at Defendants ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION -On motion and atf.davit of plaintiff in the above entitled cause by its Assistant United Stales Attorney. in an action against the d,feridintlsi. Regina G Siever a K a Regina C McCoy and Ronald I McCoy, es at and to enforce a lien upon real properly siluate In this District and described as follows: The East 4 feet of Lot 15 and the West 30 feet of Lot II, WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS REPLAT, according to the pla t ther,f as recorded in Pla t Book I) at page II of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida and it appearing to the Court that defers dantls). Regina C Stever aka Regna G McCoy and Ronald I. McCoy are not inhabitants of nor found within the Slate of Florida and herein, and that personal service upon them is not practical because their residence and whereabouts are unknown, it is ORDERED that Regina C Siever a k a Regina G. McCoy and Ronald I McCoy appear or plead to the complaint herein by the 101h day of January. 1977, and in default thereof the Court will proceed to the hearing and ad judicationof thiS suit as if Regina C Sievr a K a Regina C. MCCOy and Ronald I McCoy, had been served with process in the State of Florida, but Only to the extent provided for by Section lOSS, hue 2$. United States Code, 11 is further ORDERED that notice of this order be published by the United States Marshal in a newspaper of general circulation in 1914 DEF 47 Section US 09 FlorIda Statutes $911 S William A Posy M. B. Moore ii. 15. 1974 DEF III You Can Have Your House In 3 Months If You Qualify CHOICE AREA . 3 BR. 2 bath la'nily rm , a fine home 531.9130 STOP RENTING- Move in - then buy Neal 3 BR. CH. kit equipped W W carpet $72000 I a"a9rd Peyt Estate Broker 51)1 .5 1st St 373 6061 cl 313 0517 CVCS _ , ,>' , ( 1 I. 9dtje,id,e ' Welcomes -. ' ",7'i .'. ' !. ' The Herald of ' JI / Sanford. can cover your home with aluminum & soffit System Also Roofing, Cutters, 20 Yrs. Exp. Eagle Siding Co. IS) 9363. C ESHEPHbRD Painting, Remodeling, General Re Pairs Call n] &17$ Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster Patching Simulated brlcl I stone SpeClilty, 322 27 60 Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Hariett's Beauty Nook) 519 E. First 322 5112 — Earn extra cash for Christmas Shopping Sell those items you no longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad in the Evening Herald MMMUREM Central Most 1. Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Car Harris at SEARS in Sanford 323 1771. Gebhsrdf's Home Repairs, Roan Additi, Concrete Work, Paint log, Carpenter Work, Ceraml Tile, Alum Enclosures, 323 4421 Cleaning SOFA &CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only $3.3 Phone 3fl.3$N Shop the classified ads ,or Christ miss gift ideas. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the Classified ads. NOtnig small Ibocif that - ART BROWN PESTCOfTQOI 2567 Pirk Drove 322 Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, fop Soft. 322 5943. Phone 149 $37) Mt about everything for Christmas Gifting can be found in the Ward Ads HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Life Clearing, Mowing, OiscIng Fill Dirt, Clay; Rock; Sand Iackho. Lo4der Pt', 377 1121. fa>•, ~ ~ r4 mercn,ancjse - DAILY 4:30 mere WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEI, All types and sizes We repair and servic' FOR 1 8,5 2 5 a,m.. 5 : 30 SUN.-1 p.m,.6 p.m. INFORMATION STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W Ind Ss 112 .4i2 '77 - - - CLERICAL NOTARY 112 6123 I')iS1 TOTAL UNIT PRICE SALES TAX FLA, LICENSE , 17? 7)1 4, T' ,, ,, ,',i .' .. -_I_'w•c-- ,, . ' ,. . .,'..,,-.- - '—i'.' . "i1 , .. ,.. ,.., -'-' ' . ,.--.-,. .. '..,., CALL P.M. HJ I '") o-we 6 TOYOTA NOW IN TOTAL SALES PRICE 3063.27 DOWN PAYMENT NET BALANCE 1175.00 831-9993 '. ' .--- ., . .. RATING 0'.; Merchandise -' 1393.21 3.60 1394.37 455.13 2332,00 3517.00 10.87 Pd. 48 monthly payments at 549 SPECIAL IL&F7T CHANGE 5tjScelIans2OuS for Sale '9__$9•75 Console Stereo, AM FM Radio & Record Piayr Excellent con d'tioim, $ll)i7 111 2791 V. - .uaranl,d ' re(Ormdit,On,d .,ufo hatter 'es $11 95 eihange REEL S BODY SHOP. 1109 Santora Ave I 313 7595 I reSt0rant equip .1 . :. - --2 - FRONT END ALIGNMENT ALL TOYOTAS Platform Scale Shake mllii"e. cash reijuslir p.zza oven otoer veal Estate Broker, 321 0610 01 0779 J ,,., ED A WIlT REALTY STOCK NET BALANCE DOCUMENTARY STAMPS UNPAID BALANCE FINANCE CHARGES TOTAL AMT. PAYMENTS DEFERRED PAY'T PRICE ANN , PCT. RATE 1593.27 43—Lots. Acreage COMMERC1At. PROPERTY CP'o.ce commercial site 2 50 'x25o2' on IS ii.... I 47 05,-iC Sanfora City 32) 2770 HOME' 5100 do*,, ,.ivmrnt to qual'tetj bgydtl 3 1.4 I', blhs, .,c'nt heat, rtue I i"i As lOw as 511000 'if / ilfill '-1 - E. PA. INCLUDES: QUAKER STATE TRANSMISSION FLUID, CLEAN FILTER & LABOR Ostex'n 4 71 ,hre's New road n,ce trees dry and Terms $14703 Broker. III 0171 - _ WILCO C0MS1UCTION COMPANY ' ia' .oi SIDEPIIIAL LOTS Buy now ur lutueC h0rnC5il Terms avail '.'.'liOflviIl( Aye lOt)' $7 ISO ,'.riy4 k River. 100' on river, $16,000 . f.efrcs',l in DeBar, 511.250 oz ln Sanford . West on23lh St. off 17.92 ', Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks on Ridgewood To Terrace Drive 3237080 ,,__,.,_..,__,.,__S-.--____-._-' M.P.GI 149-5 • .';.: 321 2170 All SON 'u,AiLM F UN dxl BUY SELL TRADE Ill 315 E I.- tit $t 372 3672 ''C. B' ' YOU GOT IT - TRANSMISSION SERVICE ci .------.----ri - I 2906.99 25.00 2931.99 117.23 19.00 SALES PRICE ' i 1 Sleeps 6. fully equipped. $900 See I on th.5 page for Chr.stmâ gIl 'dPiS Watch for then,, begrin.r 3 at 2704 Ridgewood Ave Itront Of I It;',"r'-r:.'r 2' ff5 '7'1mI 321 2766 ______----- - 11 i FOLLOW THE STARS , , IS' Scatty Camper Trailer, '64 COROLLA 2 DOOR BR 11 of 6.1 Barrington VA I(,,Io', ii, $il,lbit' OMEGORYMOBILE HOMES Orlando Dr 17) $1133 ) 'ab W HOMES that you can afford I bedrc*,n5, 2 baths cent hest irid air sic,,, garage or carport 527.000 Financing avail I DIRECTIONS: Another Fine Development * month Broker Jz2ooSs 2 BR ujnlurn new 17xtS', screened porch, utility shed, on WeKiy Iloer 54.000 Call 312 3534 for .mOd nlmeni , MODEL OPEN: ...A O~ ~ ~ 0"00 )Y 10 JIN ~,~ii.................... I $49 42 —Mobile Holmes Si,sry 3 OR I', 0.5th flC'av '.'ir% Under 12S O010 with less 'oan $750 down Go.,ernmenl funding By builder 431 16.49, Equal Housing Opportunity ________ -- ---I IbM, Ii batrf, cent heat & air .lrpeled, closets gal or e enclosed ;.Irage, utility rm lenced back ,Md. large corner lot For Sale or 323 1110 - rr I TO List Your 8usiness...Doj 322-2611 Of 49 ux' Upholstiry 322 0707, Well Drilling ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Estate S.anfoecl,, - l,55%itipxj .50% Central heat 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. A". Alterations, Dress Making. 75—Recreational Vehic les YOU ASK FOR IT KULP REALTY 409 ba .rf St -. Bath Townhouse 417UfJ NOW Sewing _-- S211 IOU BROKERS 327 lios 4 I ItCH) HAULING &YARD AND GARAGE CLEANUP 1½ ORIGINAL PRICE Land Clearing Hauling Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, Pest Control In s Ulati on ' a 11111111111111111111111111111111111 Blown in lfl5UIiti Mayo In sijtation Co call before gam 0092 or 904 715 6547 - - C I I Ba it or - log RI. 1, Box 174CC, Sanford. Fl 37111 - 321"2s 31 Want to sell Something! Li.ii magic number 322 7611 r 9993 Even ing Herald Classified I:' Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial Clean S T ATES, antique Bought I sold by Estate Agents, Billy H Wells & __ ____ Associates, Sanford. 177 5492 or 3237820 I ST IC)krJc OP t I TV Will Trade Cleanup. 630 U31 Carpentry, Remodeling, Adoili.i Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free estimate. 373 6031 DAiNA AUTO AUL1,à "' Hwy 97. I mile west of Speeawa 1i. Da ytona Beach will ho ld a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 1 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved Price No charge other than $5 registration lee unless vehicle .5 sold Call 904755531$ for further de tails CHINABERPY TREE ANTIQUES 1106W FirSt St Sanf or d Antiques, China, Glass, Primitives. Furniture Antique apprai sa ls Dolt Hospital Service Open Tue's thru Sat 10 - HANDYMAtiF,OuSE 1075 SarI,,' Sariboru, t4.1me ,oqjr 'erms 122 66)1 5,.f'iry -'con or rignIs '0ni' C.,';uow-i ,cur 2 130 'o"r' Trade ,.p ! thiS fleil, paned 3 BR. 2 Lath home wilt, carpet central and ar lericed bull in heat ', .5binrts panel-rig And much mure Broker, o*r.er read', to }e,Ih Low price of ow, $78 (iii It'll. F ii'''' .5,0 ) Fill Santa's bag quick and Shop the want ads for easy Christmas buys 71—Antiques ':od ",'* - )f.s Lawn Care DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Ming, Trimming, Ed,;,,, , j free Estimates. - Peg Weal hi)3 2sthS' ,Ofu' ,iss fyi ii will draw the Sh000er's attrnt,on to yOur .5(1 (l il for tIi'. 1?? P,Il or 5)1 - — EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Edging, Trimmini Fres Esiornaties Phone 373 I'.. Empty your car po rt or garage-Ills Corvette, orange. T Top. Maine $15 and have fun swap "ig loaded Call after S p m 3220111 loaf Bring your articles to Movielarid Drive In Theatre Swap 1911 Maverick.? Of..new paint, new, Shop Flea Market. south Il . tires, everything in excellent every Sunday. 9 a ii to S p m NO Coriditiofl 5995 372 0.413 CHARGE Reserve free spaces 1970E1 Camino with topper Phone 322 1716, 1 pm to 9 pm %000 firm any night _ 322 36 11 after Som EVERY DAY someone 5 looking for what ,Ou have to sell Call today JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '7 3 Models Call 223 8570 or 53.4 and your Classified Ad will appear 4605 Dealer here tomcrr'Sw T,AFFER REALTY A CHRISTMAS STAR J j , ORANGE GROVE IS Acres .n Valenc,as Owner SlyS 'Get an I otter 'ill — I 515.503 SELLERS ACREAGE ON .1, LAKE t Acres heavily wooded Will SOul * ReOdeIlng ' Landscaping & Home Improvements TWENTY *EST Lii' neighborhood 627.950 CA 80—Autos for Sale '74 Dodge Colt, excellCnt condition. 2 dr . vinyl hardtop, heat S. air. standard, low mileage Take Over payments of 57 3 1/, $700 or' as down Payment. 322 5706 after , 10—Swap & Trade _- v?eeide'Ivs, p'C(utiv' de'Sic chars. Secretarial desks B. chairs. straighl chars. tIlIng :abnets, is s Cash and Carry I4 0LL'S I'll 4 food or I HANDY MAN SPECIAL SANFORD CALL 322•3103 Fla _11111111111111111111111111111 Aluminum Siding' CH -. l.lSE WANT ADS for quick response .n buii'nQ or selling _____ Used Office Furniture , POOL POOL HOME 3 OR, 2 bath. 'n count, west of Sanford Owner out Cute 3 BR hOmC with n,jce shag carpet. prett6 iandscap.ng, lOw of Sl.5'e. "reds to Sell 5)600) clown payment possible rent with Option CLIFF JORDAN REAL 1011 i 1'i''.' 014 1.2 4991 III) Hwy 41.4 Lcngwoco I,. i liso II I .''-' in5 :2 I?? III 877? CONSTRUCTION Irv- Additions -I G'd COUNTRY CLUB- 3 I. $lf.500 for used furniture, appliances, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave E -- 60—Off i ce SupplIes (,5il Us For Personalized Listing S a l es 'i E rEP At45 Ti IS it' Best buy in mu AS5.Strit e lawn No money down F'Iw 2 BR 2 balri i,tcr,en ('Qu.ppelj from $?? 003 Eves 373 15$? 32? il'n 107 E 25th iI PII4ECREST School l your back 000r' Cozy 3 BR I bath $19,500 4 . -- COUNTRY DUPLE .,estment 1)0.0)3 LOVELY HOME IN COUNTY 3 OR 1 . bath. central H&A wall wJII carpet fenced ,ird owner 'e locating 1)7 750 & Electron,c Organs nIh automatic rhythm sect on Liberal I trades offered Bob Ball's Piano Ii Organ Sales & Western Aulo, 301 ____________________________________ N F rSt St . 377 77 I MLS . REALTOR _________ traction rear, new paint, good sticker, 547 Also 1960 Chevy pick 250 engine, automatic Iran up Smission d'sc brakes, fleet side, new paint. FM radio, good 51,ikef'. $150 322 15)2 Wm. H. StemperReaItor 1 111 W 25th I _________ 1960 GMC pick up, V 6. standa rd - ' 1. PARK p' -'--- You FOR APPOINTMENT ,_ r , — 59--Musical MarChandise Sanford Auction. 3n 1310 1 Cash 322.4132 'hAll I LO I 'I' Fiberglass listing at. 9' pip W000MEPE.- 2632 Empire Place Evinirude motor and trailer, $150 Lovely 3 BR. I bathS, with W Call eveninqS. 323 itt? W carpetng, equipped kitchen. garage, utility room. excell en t for . 57—Sports Equipment retirement home, Good location -i °"ssnnably priced at 822.500 I For hiS Christmas give a) rack gun CiIi S ,f"ford 5 Sales Leadi., ' holder, with door f o r shells Beautifully handmade of moun fain pine, 835 37? 3)6 or 32? ' 323/832 I .srqt' yi'ooct,'u LOIS i'v rd Sinerli 5ew,'r t 5tref L,gtiti Sidw4li PH. 322.26 1 1 P0135014 MARINE ?9lIHw, 797 3 2' 5961 - - condition — _ tranSmission, step side. posi WE BUY FURNITURE Maihland Auction 139 6ll6loiI treir.jr5t-.:i'rl , 13' z' Malibu FiberglaSs boat with swivel Seats, 13 HP Evinrude,I Harding Trailer Fully equipped.I like new 1650 313 140.4 after s INC. fl Pinper,Sl r i I BR. 3 BATH lots Income tram furnished 'railer On bI lot LOtS 01 CxIri ncludng pool 510 500 - 11 - CITY 711 E 3rd SI Furnished, big. roomy, 7 story house with garage apts . in two efficiency apIs Use as a big home or as rental investment A Super buy at $16,500 ____________________________ 3971 CMC Pickup truck. goo , ' 79—Trucks-Trailers Wanted to buy used office furniture. 55—Boats & Accessories - -'- Any quantity NOLL' s, CASSELBERRY, Hwy 17 77. 830 1206 ________ Hal Colbert Realty 2 BR hone, good nciQnoorrx.J, BR room. cining room, Ft ct'ien, breakfast area, large hang room, shade trees. flower rig Shrubs and rare plants Large 101 Under $20030 Call 313 5)30 for appointment _ 54—Garage Sales Multiple Listing Service REALTOR. MLS 323.5774 Anytime _ • Cash for Antiques C onsignments wanted Hi way 46 Auction Galleries, 372 6972 0UN I V Chicasaw Drive Just , - '' reduced' Gorgeous. 1 BR, bath, Carport Sale- Fri & Sat .Nov 265 on SI Johns Made with en 21. 9 a m to 4 m . 209 Laurel tertainincj in mind with formal Drive. Sanford garden, brick fireplace Paneled I hang room. covered porch patio, PORCH SALE Homemade blue cane I syrup and tiandcratt sale 1 bUt I and more Just $19,030 east of Park, at lllh St . Sanford Sal,i,rfnv. Nov 77 LAKE MARY- 153 Grandberid - Harold Hall Realty ____ _._ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 311 711'S - 1976 Zenith Crorr,s CcIor TV 75'', Sell at dcii!er'S cost 3?? 0704 322-2420 ANYTIME - - ~ 1976 Honda 550. 1 cyl , Take over pa yments of $5713 31 payrrents owed Pay off leSs 323 7955 ___________ _______________ W -— work i-- 78--Mo torcycles 68—Wanted to Buy -- Stenstrom Realty 01 :, M. UNSWORTH REALTY 17.92, 5.snford Across From Rancti Flu HOMES of DISTINCTION /, ' 51)3 GOVERNMENT HOUSES cYiwr) o E1E 0 .NS No I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY FICTITIOUS NAME Nof ice is hereby given that we are enRaged in business at Court So., Longwood, Seminole County. Florida under the fi(lst'OijS name at PUBLIC OPINIONS CO. and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. URNISHED 4 BR. I', bath central air, ready to move in $76,900 ' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Y GEORGE C. YOUNG United States District Judge Publish Nov 10, Il, 24, Dec. 1,U, 13, "Get Em While They're Hot'' --C- I (, HIghway - BUSINESS DIRECTORY 70175 FRENCH 'S S , ____________ SANFORD- LOvEly 2 or 3 BR, I bath home ri good loCat on , cx 'sIlent COndition, $11,730 VA No dOwn, CPA Low down LJO ' - - DYLLWILDE HOMES BY Seminole County, Florida, orxe a week for six (6) COtnaCutEvi weeks, commencing on November 10, 1974 DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando. Florida, this 51h day of October, 1976 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 300N. FRENCH AVE. have not voluntarily appeared Seminole County. Florida in ac cordince with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit 02 Let xi iIWw ywa hew •th.r, ire ear. ,Wn I$S5 weetl'y wGrkin$ part tim0 replacing sir aitimatixo pr.acts in .cc.vws established by vi. Ottwri Ire earning 1100 *211 per Say fill time 1a15 Si them in. v,$fxssIt of 14.19$ i.cwr,d with in. vsntery and eve 155 pct. buy beck Ivaraxtee. Fee details, Call •iiytIe Vvedn.sda, and Thursday I F.rr.ira, 471.1744 -' KENMORE I i 321 0041 LAKESIDE APARTMENT 322-2090 7OlC - — PartS, WASHEP -. Service Used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES. 373 0697 I I -- Completely furnished I BR. 2 bath, conveniently located on completely fenced lot BPP warranted Only 510.000 MILS REALTORS ,':,r,', 5 a.,a.iab:e for subsidized houSing n rural areas No dawn payment, monthly pymenlS less fhn rent _____________________ From EXECUTIVE (.OUPITRV. Over 300) s te'et n thiS one that sits on approx 2' acres Plenty of room to roam Horses OK Latest Appliances in kitchen, carpeted throughout, sunken family family 'm. a real show place 5.67.500 2 Story-- I BR. 2'i baths Recreational facilities 539.903 JENNY CLARK, Realty. Realtor 372 15Sf Studio, 1, 2.3 QuIet, One Story Kitchen Equipped ago SEMINOLE COUNTY- Beautiful bu'lding lots, some lake front, CUSTOM BEAUTY2106 heavily wooded Altamonte Loch Magnolia Newer)? on a nice IOu Arbor with huge oak tree to shade your CRANK CON'ST REALTY home All latest appliances, REALTORS- 6)0 6061 carpeted throughout, large Eves 322 3819 closets, garage 131.900 - , 'ILI Alter Flours 327 1991 322 06451 322 9784 ISP. I tiled bath. carpetr'J 'OrOughout, central heat and a On large Shady 1r1 ii 5,,nlord iis month Phone 614 6)11 Bedroom Apts, , 3?? 2114 11 u-I S MYRTLE - Income pr oper ly for luSt $19,900 Live in one apt , .5013 rent the other Both units rented no w for 512500 7521 Pa rk Dr Realtor 1971 Kenmore wisslser & dryer. apartment size Good cond 5250 or best otter 327 1666 _ 40e _1~ Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. - (IGardens , All --- .. -. ______-- tO Mo female Doberman. Peg, Sweet I Loveable 575 323 6632 or 323 0455 wk rids 53—T'.J.Raciio, Stereo 6710973 152 BR ApIs .excellent location, all electric kitchens. A C. carpeted. drapeS adults. from $150 7015 Sanford Ave , Phone 322 7113 -— 5rnIi 3 BR home on large corner. lenCed lot, newly painted $170 m on th pluS security depo sit Ill 7763 after 6pm 2 BR, clean, near 5hoping 140 pets BALL REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker SALES RENTALS 817W 1st St . Sanford 322 S6.fl or 322 7?S1,itllerHrs t ;.i Swi nging tun name., J BR, 2 ba , ceiling mirrors, privacy shades — OVIEDO FTU - Duplexes Furn or tJnfurn Wooded, Home size lots RIOGEWOOD VILLAGE 365 312) Forrest Greene Inc. ___________________________ ) 'l! Chow Chow puppies, males & females. AKC Reg .ali shots $200 .nrh 322 5009 - Ill Cu it upright Amana Freezer, yrS old, like new $303 or best offer 377 6031 -- 37) Assxiate HAPPY THANKSGIVING , ldyll*ildp I BR, 2 bath, deluxe & $300 mo plus de posit Spacious 322 33.81 eves apartment 2619 Elm S,rcfrJ Mello. 239 6?'.4 1Jiifun.',t,-tt 1 w0 L'edroorr' Sv'cur t'. I .'St,ij Preferred ttCC 7 BR block home. turn or i,nfurn 323 7920 or 327 7629 after pm $145 Call 373 3301 or viSit Resident Service Directors to inspect models and Select your new E AtCChdniC , 52—Appliances Peg Real Eslate Broker General Contractor 372 547 eves wk end Wr,ti'r 5prinq 3 tIP excelirn, ond.ton, miii lease 6 mos $7y5 "o No pl', Near School 317 (01" f Energy Etfic cot Package" From Da,s 322 7111 Broker Altamonte Pool Home- 3 BR. bath, family room, screened porch.? car garage with workshop area, central heat air. carpets 3rapes, fenced yard 3 yrs . like new By owner 327 7361 32—Houses Unfurnished Storage, including attic "GE GAR NE TT WHITE , I _______ JOHNNY WALKER JOHN SAULS AGENCY for Rent - Spacious. custom) BR, 2 bath, liv rm • din rm , den, eat in kit , ' acr es Privacy tlrar hospital 322 517) ___________ 64—E-qui pment 76A—Auto Repairs ________________________________ _________ nco,v,,ouiv jA V10! O"C fl 4) Zig iso m6chines Assume Rent Blue Lustre Carpet Sarripooer I y experience Moxley's Garage, balanceof$1ISSOOrpIy$l1 90 Per for only 51 50 per day I 3519 Park or, 372 3955 Bill month Will take trade in Singer CARROLL'S FURNITURE Bowers. Operator equipped to fig zag & make buttOr — — ___________________________ _______ holes Balance of $5555 or 10 65—Pets.Supplies Autos Wanted payments of $6 Call credit manager. 322 9111 or see at SANFORD SEW11IC, CENTER AKC Boner, lr,ria,e', 4 "os, all BUY JUNK CARS from $10 to 530 shots, Cropped ears 5150 or be" The Old Singer Store Call 322 1614 After I p m of fer 373 7973 -— -lO'3OcIatp St , Slaforri Plaza MORE CASH Pe sell Our trace ri furniture at low 6 yr. old German Shepherd, male guard dog $100 to right person pr,ces Good Seleclon For Wrecked or Junk 322 1325 Cars & Trucks COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS Campbell's Poodle Pad - Complete An, year thru 1916 models 7 d.s,S 3231322 SRIO I rn East I I professional Qroomng 2167 Park week Call t011 free I 100 132 2957 Ave. 372 1121 Otis LAKE MONROE- Mayfair , By Owiser- Cozy Bungalow Lge WoodedLotal Park Lake 2 OR, & Sewing rm All new interior A h Low 520's 327 9146 or 323 019? adults, IX) pets, 595 327 7396 wk d'vS after , - 3 BR. I bttli. carpeted and C A, kitchen equipped, nice large lot Can assume mortgage No Qualifying Very Small down paymenl Monthly paym en t i rricrtqaqe $157 9/ Meg Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 312 7181, Sanford _______________________________ I BP Apt , kit eqU;p , A C. carpeted, apts , and compl.t.ly tiJrni%pied Studio apts Conveniently loc ated, be autifully landscaped A"jndant - W. 31ADtpIcxes BA, a,r, -- REAL NICE HOME .'I'ndruft't Garden (""er 601 Celery Ave One ut Singer's top Touch and Sew ______________ - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES FUTURA BY SINGER Sanford - 7 BR. CB. air, screened porch, double lot, fruit & large oak trees, nice neighborhood $19,900 $1,000 cm . 6bOut $160 mo Owner with finance 2'))? Jefferson Ave 322 1311 days, or 675 IOSS, ask for Chuck Moore Peg Real Estate Broker 26)55 Sanford Ave 321 0159 PviiS 377 164) __________.... — New modern Single story I & 1 BR of ._.-__.___._ _______________ 41—Houses bedrooms, $175 to $135 month Arji!', hi'n,,,. 371 1110 ___________________________ near Stores Ideal for retired persons 321 05*0 MI 6491 NOW LEASING SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. 910 1101 19i 29, ''" Slih WheeI Qunstnr Coach man, air, tape, with radio. bull fl speakers. all equipped Wilt, or withOut 1911 Ford Pickup truck Both A 1 conditiOn 57500 373 5149 week days s St —Household Goods ____________________________ _______________________________ Sales ____ 75—Recreational Vehicles Field Dirt. Yellow Sand & Top Soil for sale Call 3237360 trom I to - Cottage. S rooms, 1 bath. 251 S 3rd St , Lake Mary $11,500 Phone i BATEMAN REALTY Real Estate ________________________ nford, 1 BR, furn downtirs. convenient locati on References required 515 34 T 5 "'11 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Ix, air Conci ,Maid Serv QUALITY 11111 NORTH I i B, SR 1)4, Longwood 162 1000 A th I and IMMEDIATE SEKET WITH (AN3 .....BurweNCB StflClOE JOCKEY arNaullag dangaraus laid SWINDIESIIEIT ........Trvckv'II.gboak TAK ING PICTURES ....... EAT-UM-UP ...... .......... TnactsWcall EIGHTEEN WHEELER ....... All sti EiGHTS 5C 1 EACH .___ .......... .. i43O.Api1t-tn'r)ts Unfurnisd lovely I Rentals I FOR RESULTS Try one todayi 38—Wanted to Rent Sa WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Niffeliffs Off S, twer P*GRA.NTROUIRI.ATE PUTTINGON . ... . SNEAK .. ............. Lai msasth,thjnnsi SNEAKER .. ...... . ....... Oft iNsiary*a BUBBLEGUMMACIONE .... PaflcesmsrpncyDON CAItH .. .... ... .......... ......Tatb.M ' Rentals__________ - PIcira4.x ., Comirlerc ill av6lahlp for ri" fr "cdi, Spasori 37) (4 SPECIAL! Na ONETIME .......... ........ Fsraiconjc ON THE PAY ..............LaIspeadIiwI BOUUVARO .......... . .... ...IuNIhIl,wsy BOUNCE- A11101,11110 ................ Nstara trip U T. talk with Commercial Steel building for rent on SR IS 1.SCOsqu,src'toctaq. 544 2144 above your c la',sifc'cj ad Will draw the Shopper's attention to your ad Call for details 372 2611 or III I THEATRE wsnted Open or Closed, Rent or Lease Details to 2115 S Ocean Blvd. Apt 303 Delray (,srr'p.r Trailer for 'v,.. 24'. full Reach, Ha , 33441 b.ith. twin beds. Heat, air 31? -- 2100 sq of Large, DYNAMIC PROPERTIES I-Iard'wiCk, Broker S V,.,.. .,,..,.,., '"'" 'er' o - A ISTMAS CHRISTMAS STAR 24—Business Opportunities -.. anttIcIs .......... NEGATIVE CONTACT BLOW THE DOORS OFF ..................Pass COMEBACK .........,. CNypsllcssThcas ....,, Gnrdcary,rntien MOOULATE MOVE ., BURTAKINGPICTUBES ........Rid, BEANS WAUTOWAU ..... ... .... Many iti BEAT THE BUSHES ..... ..... ... Find Oiibun II9SW1TCH ....... ...... ...... Ton Bid 3Ul BLEEDING . ...... . ...... . ... ..C3NN.rtuisnca DIICKEN CHOKER Soft ,., M[RCyU5 MILE MARKERS I .. MOBILE BAREFOOT ... ....... ..NssstrizlgnalsiNput BASE STATION .......... .C1framIIzsdlaci1ta BODACIOUS ....... .... ..... ..,., LINEAR - fenced 7 BR. turn ,cabana, porch, yard Adults only No pets 373 0581 after 1 30 ________ ______ 0. brown Registered Peal Estate Broker Millie Murray, Aspri, lp L Mnry Phone 211 5231 YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD — The most ci1.. prevention device invented— CLASSIFIED CB GUIDE - I . BARY - - 1913 12' wide, I BR. turn AC, adults Security $100 ma 312 59)9 t(hefl Cirrtets. flathroqm . 5.r.ks inStal.ttion (ouotpr lop, ,,iaIablp hurl CahelI 327 *052 anytime ' qlady -- -62— Lawn so—Miscellaneous for Sale 41—Houses DOSl'TMiSS ThiS Fantastic Often 4 bath, Spit lead home on BR. corner tot Family room with wood burning fireplace, compact kitchen You really must see to apprec i ate Price dropped to a very low $39.900 with a assumable mortgage 37 —Business Property urses P11's 5 LPPI Aides. A1.' Companion Needed immediately 626 0636 Noon The Day Before Publication BR . furnished, $110 Katie s Wekiva Landing, 327 1110 2 SAN MO PARK, I. 2. I bedroom ?r,5.lpr ,IP15 Adult & family park Wi'bly ISIS Hwy 17 97. Sanford 31) 1921' needs" fast and at a low, low cost 41—Houses _________________ _______________________ 34-4/bile Homes -' WELAKA APAP'\FNT% 111W 1st SI 173 0576 WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't Sunday - Noon Friday It I HRr torn .ir.t IiqbtS, waler to Mature Adult No pets, 595 372 7,9A CItr I wk d6ys Let me stow you how you can make 300 5503 per week (ill 373 8512 DEADLINES III Furnished -- Orlando Winter Po r k CLASSIFIED DEPT. ER 3 l — Apartments 18—Help Wanted 322-2611 )I I 18 — Help Wanted Legal Notice Seminole 'M , I I I I — Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND UNITED STATES DISTRICT Pump gas, full or part time, cx CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF cement salary Seeking aggressi FLORIDA FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION ersonS 2125 5 French A p CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.2I51.CA.84.I Case No. 16347OrI.Civ.y UNITED Equal Opportunity Employer STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, In Re, the Marriage Ill LINDA LEI WINKELMAN V5 DIANE E. SCOTT, a single Wife woman, et al, Defendants, EXECUTIVE and ORDER FOR SERVICE BY DIRECTOR PUBLICATION WILLIAM R. WINKELMAN On motion and 41c a line 1 Ibru S times Husband affidavit of plaintiff In the above Duties of the Executive Director HOURS 3Ic a line entitled cause by its AS5itint 6 thru 25 times NOTICE OF ACTION includes. but II not limited to the 10 WILLIAM R. WINKELMAN United States Attorney, In an action 74c a line 26 times following against the defendant(s), Diane E RESIDENCE UNKNOWN MONDAY thru FRIDAY (si.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Scott, American Steel Fence Co. ADDRESS UNKNOWN Administration of budgets, con SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Inc., and Color World TV En tracts, constru:tiOn activities and that a Petition forDisolution of tcrprises. Inc., and to enforce a lien operating programs — Marriage has been filed against you, upon real property Situate in this Maintaining accurate accounts i' ' and you are required to Serve a copy District and described as follows funds received and disbursed of your written defenses to it. if any. Lot 17, STEPHEN HEIGHTS, ac Computing rental assessment'. to on CAR ROLL BURKE, Attorney for Cording to Plat thereof recorded in applicants and tenants Petitioner, whose address is 617 Plat Book 17, page 43 of the public Planning of programs designed to Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, records of Seminole County, improve the physical appearance. Sanford, Florida 37771, and file the Florida and it appearing to the and to make more livable apart original With the Clerk of Circuit Court that the defendant(s), Diane ments Court, Sanford, Seminole County, E Scott are not inhabitants of nor Preparation of Operating aril found within the State of Florida and Florida. on or before the 13th day Development Budgets 4A—Public Notices - - 9—Good Things to Eat December A D , 1916. otherw ise & have not voluntarily appeared Collection of monthly rent from default will be entered against you herein, and that personat service tenants for the relie f demanded o n the upon them is not practical because Enforcement of policies adop'r:i YES! NAVEL ORANGES. $2 SOBU their residence and whereabouts Petition by the Board of Commissioner 322 0367 or are unknown, it Sanford Seminole Jaycees are still is ORDERED that WITNESS my Hand and Official and regulations of the U in 61)3 setting the Restaurant Sampler seat of this Court on this the 5th day Diane E Stull appear or plead to the Department of Housing & Urban Coupon Books for $1195. Call 373 of November. A D 1976 Complaint herein by the 3rd day of Development Januiry, 1971. and in default the reof 0090 or 32) 4310, or alter S call 373 .ettuce. 3 heads for $1 Snap beans. Mean Serving as Executive Secretary to 3 lbs $I. Oranges lOc lb. Vine ripe .93'. the Court Will Proceed to the hearing Arthur H Beckwith, Jr the Board of Commissioners tomatoes Ed's Produce, ", ml. and adjudication of this suit as if Clerk Of the Circuit Court Including the preparation of West 0111 92 on Lake Mary Blvd Diane E Scott had been served With By Mary N Darden meeting minutes and resolutions process in the State of Florida. but * Deputy Clerk The above listed duties are rou pick green beans $4 Bu. Hwy. only to the extent provided to,by CARROLL BURKE illustrated tasks required to be 16, across FOLLOW from 6 Days Inn, Section 1655. Title Attorney for Petitioner 8. United States performed The position requires Kastner Farm Code, it is further ORDERED that a12 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg THE STARS an average of twenty (20) hours so lice of this order be published by Sanford. Florida 32771 per week to perform Applicants the United States Marshal in a Pubflth Nov tO. 17. 71. Dec.1, 1976 on thiS page for Christmas gift 18—Help Wanted should have a workable newspaper of general circulation in )E F 46 ideas Watch for them beginning knowledge, and .i minimum Seminole County. Florida, once a 11 November 25. INVITATION TO BID four years experience In ac week for six (6) consecutive weeks, The Housing Authority of the City commencing counting on Wednesday, of Sanford. Florida Will receive bids November 3, 4--Persona ls 1916 DONE AND for Replacement of Thirty (30) Interested persons should submit ORDERED at Orlando, Florida, this Exterior Yard Light Fixtures at resumes to. Teenager reeds ride with female 18th day of October, 1976 Lake Monroe Terrace, Low Rent 101 R III ill 711 u;i s(:r" from Sanford to KMart In GEORGE C. YOUNG Housing Project Ha 16 until 2:00 Mr Thomas Wilson, Ill Casselberry 73 days a week at United Stiles PM EST on the 79th day of Executive Director I 30 p m 373 3901. Dsfrlct Judge JOBS ARE WAITING! December 1976, at the Ad Sanford Housing Authority Publish Nov 3, 10, 17, 74, 1976 ministration Building. Castle DEF 20 WEDDINGS PERFORMED Administrative Buildrtu GOBBLE THEM UP! By Notary Public Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida at Castle Brewer Court 3272026- Eves, & Weekends which time and place all bids will be Sanford, Fla. 32771 lousekeeper, live in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Publicly opened and read aloud. hgent, insurance JOE, if you 're too busy to clean up SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA The work consists of removing Resumes will be accepted thro'j.:;' 'bx operator, the yard for the holidays call thirty (301 existing yard lights, CASE NO. 76.2131.CA 090 November 76, 1976 Part lrr'c 'art time retail sales Expert Lawn Service to do it. BARNETI BANK OF WINTER including concrete bases, posts and salary negotiable tard man Their number PARK. is 3231792. N.A., whose name was globes and replacing Same with thirty (30) new flxturei including formerly FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'ed'lnician, lab IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM! concrete bas es , anchor bolts, posts, AT WINTER PARK, effective )nderwrittr, commercial lire IN YOUR FAMILY? Plaintiff, globes and connections to existing testaurant, manager trainee AL ANON electrical Services New fixtures v' ey punch operator RICHARD M. BRYANT and Shall conform to the following secutive secretary. Iv.r or families or friends of problem CANDICE P BRYANT , Replace thirty (30) existing past his wife, st 'OU CAN GO TO WORK' dr fl kers lights and foundations with a Defenda nt s, or further information call 123 .4357 USE NOTICE OF ACTION Sterner GSC tO foot black post With Sibil insurance sales or write TO RICHARD M BRYANT and 21" poly carbonate globe, Unit to be ss't manager, retail .xnford Al Amn Family Group P.O. 120 volt. 100 watt mercury vapor CANDICE P BRYANT, his wife 'OU SHOULD SEE US! BOx,S3. Sanford, Fla 37771 Residence and whereabouts are fixture with ion ,&.x,, --,-,i.i,,,, ,.,,,IJ. I.-,., 44 9 ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll Mount on 16" square by 36" deep unknown and all persons claiming SELL SUCCESS by, through or under them and all Free. 621 1227 for "WE Care". concrete base flush with finish 01 Commercial 323 5116 Adults & Teens grade Connect new fixtures to others claiming any right, title or A CR S U HW interest in and to the following existing Wiring. Z ing our chimes and place a fast DIVORCE FORMS - For free in described property acting , low coil want ad Call 372 Bidders shall visit the site and W formation write to Box 191. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1611 or 5)1 93 ?to,y .. O,n,,oi i 01'.,. determine for themselves, prior to Pompano, Fla, 33061 tnili,Ao,,,. I'o'.3., bidding, the location, existing that an action to foreclose a mor, conditions and all matters affecting tgege on the following property in FACED WITH A DRINKING the work. No extra compensatinn Seminole County, Florida: PRORLEM Lot 13, Block C. LAKE HARtlEY will be authorized for items which Perhaps Alcoholic Anon ywious can be determ ined by such Site ACRETTES, as recorded in Plat Can Help Book Ii, Page 3.4. Public Records of investigation Call 473 4517 Seminole County. Florida. A certified check or bank draft, Write P.O Box Ill) Payable to the Housing Authority of has been filed against RICHARD M Sanford, Florida 37111 BRYANT and CANDICE P. the City of Sanford. Florida, U.S BRYANT, his wife, and you are Government Bonds, or a 5.atisfac ALUMINUM SHEETS required to Serve a copy of your 5—Lost& Found tory bid bond executed by the bid ders and acceptable sureties in an written defenses. If any, to it on amount equal to S per cent of the bid LYNN JAMES HINSON, of Turn Found Female Huskie Call & bull, Abner and Daniels. Attorneys shall be Submitted with each bid identify You pay for ad Orlando for Plaintiff, whose address is 117 The successful bidder will be 125 0123 USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES required to turnish and pay for West Lyman Avenue, Post Office satisfactory performance and Box 100, Winter Park, Florida 32790, Lost long haired white altered male 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES and tile the originil with the Clerk of Payment bond or bonds. cat, 25th 5 Sanford Hair thin on The successful bidder will be the above styled Court on or before back 373 4325 December 171h. 1976; otherwise, a riquired to comply with all a p plicable local, state and federa l iudgment may be entered against 6—Child Care you for the relief demanded in the regulations The Housing Authority of the City complaint or petition, WITNESS my hand and the seal of of Sanford. Florida reserves the Educatioria, Child Care for as low as $7, weekly if you qualify, 371 $74 right to reject any or all bids orto said Court on November 171h, 1976 ISEAL) or 37) 5435 waive any informalities in the Arthur H Beckwith, Jr bidding Clerk of t he Circuit Court IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They No bid shall be withdrawn for a By: Lillian Woodman Period of 30 days subsequent to the Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) Deputy Clerk opening of bids Without the consent INCOME of the Housing Authority of the City Publish Nov 17, 74, 31. Dec. I. 1978 DEF 77 of Sanford, Florida NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM Full or Part urns The Housing Authority No Selling EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGtJN UNITED STATES DISTRICT of the City of Sanford, Not Vending COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Florida / 11.1 I., I ".. Wednesday, Nov. 24,1976-5-8 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice S ' ' - . , 12.50 • �6B--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1976 TEL EViSION LISTINGS 61111 Wednesday ALAN BURKE SHOW 2 12 (Thus only) 50th 7 WOMAN ANNUAL MACVS 1100 THANKSGIVING DAY PA2 9 12 NEWS RADE Ed Mc-Mahon, Della 6111 1 WILD WILD WEST Reese, McLean Stevenson 7 WAY HARTMAN. MARY host the traditional New York HAFITMAN Parade. 24 LJLIAS YOGA AND YO U 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1107 Preen- tod Thu's and Fri. 4 6 NEWS 4 6 (Fri orgy) SUPER 11 30 FRIDAY Special hots and a 2 I? TONIGHT half holiday presentation of 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS three regular Saturday FOR THE DEAF chuldens series Fat Albert 9 THE ROOKIES IR) and theCosbykids. Isis arid 1137 Ark 11 6 MARY HAHTMAN MARY 2$ (Thu's Fri) ELECTRIC HARIMAN COMPANY 1208 1030 6 WILD. WILD WEST 2 12 HOLLYWOOD 1240 SQUARES Peecr,4edTHjrs, 9 MYSTERY OF THEsee lOam WEEK Please Stand By For 24 (Thurs. Fri ) SESAME deq Shirley Knight stars STREET as a TV e x ecutive sfe driven 11 00 to the voinif of Insanity by the 2 12 WHEEL OF FORthought she may have cornTUNE Pr eempted Thus. see milled a murder (B) 10 am too 6 GAMBIT Preempted 2 12 TOMORROW Thurs.. Fri 110 g DON HO siiow 9 DAILY WORD 1130 200 2 12 STUMPERS Pro2 DAILY DEVOTIrJJL errv,)ted Thurs. see lOam Evening 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS Fill EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN bEHAVES 24 EVERYBODY S BUSI NESS 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 3 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6M I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 TREASURE HUNT 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 CELEBRI7Y SWEEPSTAKES 6 5128 000 QUESTION 6M HOGAN S HEROES 9 525000 PYRAMID 12 MY THREE SONS 4 23 EAST CENTRAL FLORI REPORT 12.000 Fkn in, Support Common Morning ,ari'n 'er Two helicopter pilots :'" 10 the aid cif victims in small town that is devastated a flood wt'sen a ui t u00 ALMOST ANYTHING GOES 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC Not on Thu's or Fri 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 24 (Thurs. Fri) ELECTRIC COMPANY It 55 4 6 SM CBS NEWS 12 NBC MOVIE Fl~bert 4 6 Episode to be arwiotsiced 9 THE 6K)NIC WOMAN as a flu' Jaime .,., pins an infernational Sri". 1200 2 9 (Ms)fl, Tues, Wed Fri) NEWS çWed) 05CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION Thur s ) 2 12 (Thu-s. only) GRANDSTAND CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP 830 4 6 THE JEFFERSONS Episode to be announced 900 (Fri) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 (En only) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 4 KUTANA 4 6 CBS MOVIE The Frt.ri Cotwie' -on Gene 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER Not on 'Thurc Hackman. Roy Scheider, 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 6 (Thu's only) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local flOWS at 725 and 825) 6 CBS NEWS (730 am. Ch 4. local 1'ieWS) 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER ICA ( Good 40nng Florida at 725 and 8.25 am. local neoppirs. weather. sports) 600 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER F PORT 8 30 24 LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW F'-'ru,undo Rey Film chror-ides hO true siory 04 how NOW York C pOtiC sasierjaninterrI.r nal heroin , 1972 (RI 7 FAMILY FOCUS 9 (3ARETT,t Kim t-1unler iests Posing as a wino Rireita is trying to naii a skid row lo ller wien he is abducted and held captive by a tough old M)n1fl who believes heisher . .'aywaid 24 LIVE, FROM LINCOLN CENTER Details to be anlllyurrm 1000 2 12 THE Ot..EST Ti" episode is based on a true ruodent at Rock Sprin. Wyo. 1 855 It portrays the bonorigs of the labor unions and trip wti.cti resulted MW c Lwougll in as strike breakers by trio rrrig coporniparives 9 CHARIIES ANGELS RESTLESS Preempted Thu's. see below 6 (Thu's only) FAMOUS CLASSIC TALES Mysterious Island' Ajrpated athptatw.)n of Jules Vecces classic adventuu'o about the ingenuity and adaptability of five refuges from a Confederate prison du'inç the Civil War who sui1vo on a. island despite the elements. pirates and a volcano (B) 9 NEWS 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW Proeied Thurs. see below 2 u only) NFL 12 (Thus FOOTBALL Buffalo at Detroit 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Preempted thu's only 9 ALL MY CHILDREN Proempted Tht,s 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS 100 2 SOMERSET Preempted Thu-s. see 1230 pm 6 , NEWS Preempted'rhu's sm. Wow 6. Thtss. Only) PIPPIINTHE SOUTH SEAS 9 RYAUS HOPE ProerrIed Thus, see below Trio candidates for the center- 9 I Thu's only) SC006Y '.d of Feline magazine are 'udered, and Jul sets t,er5ed up as the next candidate HLigh AMERICANTHANKSGIVING DAY PARADE. William Conrad. Loretta S*iI, Isabel San- 000-DYNOMIJTT HOUR 24 (Thu's ) MOVIE On Any Sunday iFri MOVIE End- ford. Pchae4 Learned. Jack less Surrimer quests Lend and Mackenzie Phillips host parades in New York, 1030 Pt'illadelpf-xa Detroit, Toronto arid Hawae. TPveePxxss etimsday's 9 MOVIE (Mon) Bindrnan ci #wcairaz tI1 Lancaster, Karl Maiden Pail one (B&W) 1962 (Tues) "Birdman of Alcatraz Part two. cent. from yesterday (Wed.) Three Smart Girls Deanna Du.sb.n. Ray PAltanxj (B&W) 1937. Thi.g%) Little Boy Lost ' Bung Crosby. Claude Dauphin 1953 (En) Al War Wipuo Army Dean Martin. Jerry Lowis 1950 24 (Man ttvu Wed) IN SCHOOL TELEVISION C>•unge County School System, alt if 3 pm (Thu'g.. In) SESAME STREET 1000 2 12 SANFORD AND ()P4 (B) Preempted fl,i • be4Ow, LJJ!7 1 $I pool / S . — a '' FALL SCHEDULE (Subject to change) Sunday 3:00- 5:00 Monday Private Parties Tuesday Private Parties Wednesday . 1:30-10:30 Thursday .7:30-10:30 Friday 7:30-10:30 10:30.12:00 Saturday 11:00- 2:00 CI • 2:00- 5:00 7:30-10:30 10:30-12:00 I CLASSES THURSDAY Ladues Slim &'jrlm Tiny Tots fill Little Folks IS Intermediate Daac. Basic Dane C it A , . . 10:45.11:30 2:30- 3:15 4:1$. 5:00 5:00- 5:45 5:45- 6:30 6:30- 7:15 . FundamentaLs Beginners 40 SKATING RINK -s Ph. 322-9353 2700W, 25th St. (SR4oA) - t --;' Sanford 2 130 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Preecrned Tiits see 1230 pm .s 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 530 2 NEWS 6 HOGAN'S HEROES 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES CALENDAR %%l-:1)NES1)Ay. NOVF 1It1-:R 21 Pineerest School Skating Party. 6:31) Skating 1(111k. Starlight Promenaders Square Dance Club of DeB.iry I'ilgruns' Progress" Thanksgiving Dance, 8 pin., Communits ('enter, Shell Road, Visitors welcome. 1litRSl).V. NOVEMBER 25 Sanford Alcoholics Aniin)up)us 8 p.tii., 1201 W. First St 1.ake Mar) Rotan, 9 a ill., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist. 7:30a.111 , Uaiiiada Inn. SR Sanford ('iyltan, 7 15 a iii., thick's, Sanford Setalnole Jacees. 7:30 i in.. Jaycee Fit IL).\Nil NOVF;MltEit 26 (ospcl Sing sponsored by Sanford Fire I)epartrtient, 8 Seminole South B-nan. 7:50 a.m.. lAud (iluiniti, \ltaiiiuuiitt' Springs. Seminole Sunrise KisanIs, 7 am., Bucks. Frt'rs Square l)aiwe ('Jul). The Forest. 'J'ingIt' uuod 1t. closed 8 p.m., St. Richards Church. lAlngM OntI AA, closed. 8 p.m.. Rolling hub Morasian I(iuiih, SR 11-I flub far Singles. 9 pin.. Orlando Garden -1 10 1. i '111115Akv, ()it,,mlo s%TtI(D,ty. 14,111VEMBER211, FluiriuLi Stall- Poets Assn. opt-ru liouM- and reception urine liresntent Beatrice Rraiucli, 2-5 pill - Ih'I ..uiud I uI diiii Audlos Sanforil AA % ornt-ns (roup. 2 p iii., 1201 W. First M. asst-lberrs - ,t,, closed, 8 lim..&scensIon Lutheran I IiUtt. Scabs-c III t-terans of mt'rIca Island N-I, 10 a.tiu., ('Ili) ltii. (H and. Naval l'rainite Ccntu-r lilt 1(51) 'uV. I)Fti MIIEI( 2 Si mar (ii/ens l)auui c. , in , \Itari:ntr Spines 11,11 CcIltul SISTER. Inc. li-on. hlilida%y Inn. "Sa:urdas, Suntlas. \tondaru," a thri'e-at coineds presented at Annie I{ILSSeII iheatre, Rollins ('uilIegi, Wiiitt'i Park. 8 30 1) I l i ' 'Fhruueh Saturday I. p FRll),\. HF.UlA1lt17:11 :t Central Florida Art .'t-.sn. Art exhibit. tO ji. 111 It 1 . Wiiiti'i Park Mall '01 Christmas Ibazaar sponsored b Sanford Garden (lob. 9 11 Ill Iii 5 pin., Garden Club ('enter, SUlikuilul Antique Shos S1X)nSOrCd by Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, at Orlando Flea Market aEivtMiser's MaIl, 750 S. Oranee Blossom Trail. ('all &11-91117, through Sunday. SATURDAY, l)i:(I-:lBI-:i{ $ Greater Sanford ('hrIsimi-. Parade. 9 a in , Street A nnual I Christmas Ha:aar. II) a in tip ljuIll . S,irifuur Club (u'iiti I, Surdand. I u-ntral Fliirida rl p . Wiulii I';urk \I.iU ssfl rt I •hi(nt . In iii SEEK & FINDt I In Christmas Speci'a I - - - 69th Year, No. 83—Thursday, November 25, 1976 shlARBLrr the scene was kept. in his 50th year of show biz, d. lie was asked if it's true he stars in his 41st annual Christ"Oh yes," Crosby drawIei, inas broadcast in a CBS-TV of- and Hope, 73, are thinking of "Ever smell a camel's breath' fering called "fling Crosby's teaming up for the eighth It's fairly lethal. Gad, the smell White Christmas Special." 'Road" picture of their ca- lingers for clays. hope was It was taped in London last reers. The last, "Road to 'long really furious, I tell you." summer, which is an odd titne Kong," was made in 1962 After the coming Thanksgiv. to do a Christmas show with Such a project is afoot, he ing weekend shows in las one's family, as Crosby readily said. It's tentatively titled, concedes. But wile Kathryn and "Road to Tomorrow" and is a Vegas, Crosby and his tribe still caper set in Eu- head to New York, where next their three kids all happened to spy coined)m be in town and rope. It reached script outline month they're doing more fun' Well, the show's done and the fonn, but was sent back for raisers for various charities And fling will sing in each I.-Ih.0 ,riior 'rfnrnriiu' ('rnshvs i-un roI;,y I1,..,n., 1 h benefit show. on Thanksgiving Day, right? "Hope thought, and I was inWrong. Crosby says they're re- dined to agree, that It needed Now, the pipes of many singhearsing Thursday in Las Some kind of lunacy, some wild ers poop out at SO. So how does Vegas for a fund-raising benefit stuff like Marty Feldman, Moo- the Old Groaner still manage to on Friday and Saturday. ty Python, that kind of Mel get that famed, mellow 1 h proceeds, as he puts it, Brooks insanity," Crosby said. baritone out of his 72-year-old are "to get the padre started," Der Bungle, who said it dcci- vocal chords? the padre being Rev. Ben siori on filming may come next F'ranzinelli, the start involving month, laughed when reminded "I don't know," Crosby sa 1 construction of a new Catholic of a classic bit of insanity he, off-handedly. "I've never really church in which the padre's Las Hope and a camel shared in abused my voice. I never tried Vegas flock can pray. to stretch it or strain it or reach "Road to Morocco." The 72-year-old singer disfor notes I wasn't capable of In a famous scene in the film, cussed these and other matters he and Iiiipe peered over a bush achieving." ... .,,,,.. Masked Man Abd uct s ,Robs NOVEMBER 23, 1976 z oTHANKSGIVING FEAST By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer A 31-year-old Orlando man was arrested early today and jailed without bond six hours after a stucco contractor and the Lake Monroe postmaster were abducted from a restaurant parking lot and robbed by a masked man armed with a sawed-off shotgun. Minutes after the second robbery victim called the sheriff's department, Sanford Police Patrolman Mitch Tindel chased the suspect's auto and dodged a shotgun blast as a man escaped Into a wooded area at Pecan Ave. and Seventh St. in west Sanford. Tindel wasn't injured and police and sheriff's deputies cordoned off and searched a six-square-block area with dogs for nearly three hours. Sheriff John Polk said Robert Charles McGill, 31, of 3946 Sanford: John W. Burgess City Steven Colly, Osteen Melody A, Cornett Scott Crockett I)ISCIIARGE.S riovo ENTERPRiSES THEATRES Sanford: Douglas L. Evans Beatrice J. Fort Sherree V. Golden Eddie J. hiollie Milt Hunt Viola Johnson Everett A. Knerr Sherry I). Mctleod Barbara A. Montgomery William W. Soon Margaret (.'hilds Barbara F. Clemmer Douglas L Evans Ethel hiollomon Benjamin F. Johnson Tenya F. Michalowski ROCK IN CNAi' INLA TIE o r: L T wro - ADULTS H'ouerH -1 99I (Herald Ill Mary I.. Smith Richard Tobin Mettle Wilson ' ir He Hadn I t, - 1.1 WEATHER Fair through Thursday with highs mostly In the mid 601 today and around 70 Thursday. ('old again tonight with lows ranging from the mid 30s to low lOs. North and northeast winds around 10 m.p.h. U you're going on a long h1p or away vacation, officer with a shotgun. "The only thing that saved Mitch," Ru,sell said. "was that he used the proper procedure In approaching a stopped car. If he hadn't, he'd be dead." Officers are instructed to carefully approach stopped cars from the rear out of a line-of-fire from the driver's side of the vehicle in situations where the driver may be bolh - d to l' e -n%,a. Tindell first spotted the suspicious auto, fitting a description of the getaway car used by an abductionrobbery suspect that Seminole sheriff's deputies tioadcast on police radios, on West First Street. Russell said Tindell, who wasn't available this morning to talk to reporters, gave chase after the car ran a stop sign and didn't stop for the patrolman's cruiser blue lights. When the small compact sedan finally stopped on Seventh Street after turning off Pecan Avenue, the driver showed his hands in the window and talked to the apt x' CONNIE STEVENS IS t)aytana Beach: high 10:33 am,, 11:02 p.m., low 357 am., 1:11 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 10:14 a.m., 10:35 pm, low 3:50 a.m., 1:27 P.M. Bayport: high 2:42 a.m., 4:31) p.m., low 10:01 am., 9:51 P.M. liimFir Sanford police li Ralph Russell today credited use of proper procedureby Patrolman Mitch Tindell with saving Tindell's life Wednesday night when a man blasted at the FMIITLlLtki1P roMohtRow'sTwEs Tu-sd.iss high 62, today's lost 36. 730 "SCORCHY" & I "SIX PACK ANNIE" FREE SWAPIHOP AND FLEA MANueST VERY SUNDAY A N IPM CALL 121 lIlt ltr.l,I R Now Showing iv - NOTIFY THE poucn IS THAT HQwPU "wow* By MARC CIIARNEY Associated Press Writer On this public day of Thanksgiving, most Americans are visiting relatives, feasting on turkey, celebrating in pri vate watching football and gaudy parades on television, President Ford and Pr esident-elect Jimmy Carter, like tens of millions, were with their families for th e tradi tional feast, - FEAST APPETIZERS Chilled Tomato or Cranberry Juice CUP OF SOUP—Beef Barley or Chicken Rice Crisp Tossed Salad With Choice of Dressing Hot Rolls and Butter ENTREES ROAST TOM TURKEY I) Ford and his family, with some friends, were at Camp David, Md. Carter's press staff said Mrs. Carter would roast the family turkey in Plains, Ga. Ford, in a holiday proclamation earlier in the week, referred to the year of the nation's Bicentennial and said this Thanksgiving J should be dedicated to national integrity. "Let us set a standard of honor, justice and charity against - . -. - Southern Dressing, Giblet Gravy, Whole Cranberry Garnish A Taxpayer's Thanks For What'$ Left, Page 5-A BAKED HONEY GLAZED VIRGINIA HAM which all the years of our third century may be measured," he said Resides the annual array of football games, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade In New York City was once more to be telecast nationally, bringing a slew of floats, bands and fantasyinspired balloons into millions of homes. And in a 5,000-seat auditorium in San Francisco at $25 a ticket a concert known as "The Last Waltz" was to take place tonight. It was to be the last public appearance by The Band, a group that has been at the center of the action in rock since the late 1% The group will continue to record. Millions spent at least part of the day traveling. Miami's mternational airport predicted a 10 per cent increase over Last Champagne Fruit and Raisin Topping ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF Au Jus or Brown Gravy BROILED RED SNAPPER Sauteed Almonds in Lemon Buttir Garni - - VEGETABLES Coffee, Tea or Sanka $4 75 ob l-::r was The roaming again this st,eek and sill tell all in The Sunday Herald. - Children 1/2 Price CHILDREN ¼ PRICE SERVING 12 NOON IlL 10 P.M. Swd Overlooking The St. Johns Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 323-1910 Sanford be FOR RESERVATIONS: PHONE 323-4080 SANFORD INN Easy To Reach At 1-4 & State Road 46, Sanford . 5 Country Club Dr., Orlando, was arrested on charges of armed robber)' and false imprisonment at 2 a.m. today by Sheriff's Detective Al Sanchez in connection with the first of the two robbery-abductions Wednesday night at the Lake Monroe Inn parking Lot, U.S. 17-92, west of Sanford on the lakefront. A sheriff's department spokesman said McGill is considered a suspect in the second robbery-abduction and other charges are pending further investigation by sheriff's agents and Sanford police. Law enforcement officers began looking for McGill after i.hecking the registration of the 1976 Toyota sedan abandoned on Seventh St. by the man who blasted at Tindel with a shotgun as the officer approached the car which police said had run a stop sign and fitted the broadcast description of the abduction-robbor suspect's get-a-way car. McGill notified the sheriff's department about 10:20 p.m. that the car had been stolen from the Jai-Alai parking lot at F-rn 'Don't Look At Me, . . I Don't Want .- proaching policeman, Russell said. To Hurt You ...' "Then the man suddenly rolled the shotgun out the window and fired ba ck in Tindell's direction," Russell said. The officer, wearing a portable radio unit, ducked and ran to cover behind his cruiser as the shot was fjivd. Park. Deputies brought him to Sanford for questioning in the robbc& ,-abductions and arrested him at 2a.m. after interrogation Thesl.otgun blast didn't hit Tindell or his patrol car, about 30 feet from the stopped compact, officers said Tindell radioed that the suspect had a shotgun and that be needed assistance of other officers. , Ruuell uid Tindell didn't fire his service resolver during th' brief øttack lmd the suspect dashed into the .ii tracks on the north side of wooded nca Seventh SU*et. Russell voiced appreciation for quick response by sheriffs deputies, and lake Mary and Winter Park K.9 units in sealing off the search area bounded on the cast Pecan Avenue, on the north by Sixth Street and on tht south by Eighth Street. Additional officers blocked streets leading into th" search area several blocks away during the nearly thic,.' hour search to keep vehicles and spectators from entering the area. . - by investigators. Officials said McGill is being held without bond because he is a parolee released in April from Raiford State Prison after servine .- ' -I year's travel. The National Safety Council said 450 to 550 persons would die on highways over the fourkuy holida y weekend But thepredicted death toll is no greater than for a nonhobday four-day weekend. The record fatality toll for the Thanksgiving period was in 1968, when 764 died. Last year, the toll was 403. In New York City, the price of a holiday dinner was nothing to givethanksfor— up26centssincelastyearto$729forafannlyof four, according to the Department of La bor. Elsewhere, though, turkey farmers complained that overproduction had kept them from benefiting. It. II. Strickler, president cf Rocco Farms in hlarrisonburg, Va., estimated that farmers were losing $1.50 for each turkey sold. "We had a profitable year in 1975, and in keepin g with the American way, we produced about lO percent more this) ear than last," he said Thanksgiving began as a New Englan d holiday at which, in 1621, PilgrIms and Indians celebrated survival in peace in a harsh land. This year there is special meaning for the Abnaki Indians of Vermont. On Wednesday, Gov. Thomas Salmon signed an executive order granting them formal tribal status, and Chief Walter Watso, from Quebec, declared it "one of the greatest Thanksgiving gifts that could have been given to the Indians of Vermont." The Abnaki tribal council, representing some 1,700 descendants of the tribe, wants a return of unlimited hunting and fishing rights and hopes the new status will help the tribe get federal grants. To many groups and individuals, today's holiday fea.ting Inevitably pointed up the plight of the poor and they stepped forward to help, - seven years of a 20-year sentence in two Seminole Counts burglar)- cases. From sheriff's investigators and deputies' reports the OV.1Ii" account of the night's bizarre events was compiled: -, KeLsie C. Whisenhunt, 42-year-old stucco contractor who markets custom electric fishing reels as a sideline, parked hi., 1975 model pickup truck with the sides lettered with the words Gentleman Jüii" at Lake Monroe Inn and locked it. As he started to enter the restaurant, a small compact sedan entered the parking lot at a high rate of speed and the driver. man wearing a black-stocking mask and armed with a sawed-if! 12-gauge shotgun, jumped out putting the gun to Whisenhunt. head. The bandit forced Whisenhunt into his truck and made hilt drive to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad's Rand Yard via U.S. 17-2 and 5-15 at Lake Monroe. The masked man forced his captivtfrom the truck at an icehouse warning him: "Don't look at rue, I don't want to hurt you." Whisenhunt was robbed of his truck, $40 cash and a $250 electric fishing reel. Th e masked man tied Whisenhunt with his own belt and a piece of wire and then drove off in the truck. Whisenhunt managed to work his hands free after about 211 minutes and contacted railroad personnel an d the sheriff ' 'kinship, Football, Highway Deaths & The Tri mmings Pies: Pumpkin, Mince Meat, Hot Apple, and Cheddar Chs, Parfaits: Chocolate, Creme di ?Mnthe Ice Cream or Sherbet 4 He' d —d' Old Fashioned 1' ) pfr'to by Bob Lloyd) I S1Nh'0I(I) POLICE IMPOUND SUSPECT'S ('tIt DESSERTS SERVED FAMILY STYLE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Off icer Dodges Bullet J Choice of Two: Whipped Potato, OvenGlazed Carrots, Country Green Beans, Browned,Candied Yams, Minted Peas. .. o1daq9mto I Edwin J. Ogden, Deitcina Hope Hastings, Lake Mary Dorothy H. Riddle, Orange Mabel G. Green, Deflary M)Ttice S. Neider, Deh3ary Ernest W. Burdick, Deltona ADMISSIONS instruc tions: Hidden words below appear forward, backward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it in. Lublin Silesia Mazurka Vistula Pllsudskl Warsaw Sejm Zloty Thanksgiving Day ir I HOSPITAL NOTES KW IA CS T Eli I N Y S KAY S A 0 K L H P N P Ii L A S K I N S K T V TKSOOIOOBCSRZ I OARB I OAAM P L Z LANE IL Z D RU Z K W Z CS ES I SRALOTB L H E I K S E N U U U I S U B A E R P A Z W CA C r 0 G CM L H L ST SE MS A U 01 ES LET ZINC EN Y RA U K I 1 0 A I S Z E N I V A P Z K A G S A L U T S IVNOAOWRAVZDE URASO LVI L A R E M A M A M Y I E D N J CS J P8W I S B L PET Z C A R P A I H I A N S E I S E R R I 0 OW K 1K S DU SLIP I 5 U DAHM HALOS V K S N I BU D A T I C W R Baltic Sea Bydgoszcz Carpathians Danzig Tomorrow: Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents this week in a phone interview and came face to face with the camel. The camel spit at Hope Al' Television Writer conducted at the bizarre hour LOS ANGEI.ES iAPI from his home in It wasn't in the script. But A of 8 am week from today, fling Crosby, Hillsborough near San Fran- hope's reaction was so funny By JA' POLAND %'\ I I' , LI 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS' Preempted TP us. see 1 pm 9 FAMILY FEUD Pro. ernpted Thu's 200 9 $2o.o PYRAMID Pr.. efrweuJ Thu's arid Fri 9 (Fri I P4CM FOOTBALL Oklahoma at Ne&ask.0 230 2 12 THE DOG TORS Prfred Thurs. see 1230 pm 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT Preempted Thu's only, see 1 p m 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD PreefT)ft3(j Thus only see 1 pm 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY F) PreerrI)ted Thus, see below 4 6 Thu's only) NFL FOOTBALL Si Louis at Do)[as 24 ViLLA ALEGRE 3 15 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL Preempted Thus and Fri 330 2 12 (Thus. only) SPE CIAL TREAT 'Figtring Al trw Ainglles6 MATCH GAME 75 PreerrwsiJThij, see 3pm o m 24 ZOOM $450 % Melodee ('uulirlluItlit% Thanksgiving Service s ponsored by the San SanfordMinisteria l 'SsoCiatiosj. 7 3 P In Sanford Civic (uiit,'r 4 6 YOUNG AND 4 6 (Thu's only) CBS ALL o MARCUS WELBV M fire stations 625 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tues. (I DREAM OFJEANNIE inq ring is using a convent nunrv'ry for a cover 9 p III until midnight. Civic Center. Tickets available frorii Afternoon Not on Thus G000 TIMES 6 LOVE OF LIFE 400 2 IR0NSIDE(R) Preempled Thurs 6 MERV GRIFFIN 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE Of NIGHT Pre('fT)tO(j Thuprs and Fri 9 (Thu's only) 000 BALL COUPLE 430 2 (Thus) TO BE ANNOUNCECI Preempted Thi.ss 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) F'i ecrlled Thurs. see below 9 (Thu's only) JUNIOR Thursday Boo 2 Bing Crosby To Star department was notified, Meanwhile, Lake Monroe Postmaster Robert Mann, 40, had arrived at the Lake Monroe Inn and noticed the compact sedan in the parking lot with door open and keys inside. Mann inquired inside and no one claimed the vehicle, so he went - - .- -- 'Don't Worry, You'll Have Company...' back outside and was rusuuoving the ignition key and Iuxkuig the vehicle when the masked man arrived in the pickup truck and stuck the sawed-off shotgun in Mann's face. Slarin was then forced to drive the truck and bandit to the railroad yard near where Whisenhunt had been left. Deputies quoted Mann as saying the masked man told hint, after robbing the postmaster of $19. his car keys and a penknife, " Don't worry you'll have compan y." After the masked man (trove off in the pickup truck, Mann ran to the Lake Monroe residence of Dennis Bass, called the sheriff's department and then used Bass' car to go to his iMann's) residence where he got a gun and returned to the restaurant and contactedstate attorney investigator Dave Hall. Sheriff's deputies impounded both Whisenhunt's pickup truck and McGill' car for processing by technical services personnel Investigators wouldn't comment on what led to McGill's arrest but technicians are known to have taken fingerprints from the inside of Whisenhunt's truck, Dozens of sheriff's deputies, Sanford policemen and K-9 Wiit.s fro,ii the Lake Mary and Winter Pak police depor1rner::., responded to the search scene after Tin del radioed that he hail been fired upon by a man with a shotgun who had fled into the In San Francisco, St. Anthony's Dining Room prepared free turkey and trlrnnur.gs for about 4,000 poor people. At the Colonial See ABDUCTIONS Page 3-A Park Community Center in New York's Harlem, more than 150 people, most of them elderly, were invited for home-cooked turkeys. And in Little Rock, Ark., restaurant owner Bob McIntosh and his wife Yvonne declared that this year the guests didn't have to be poor just lonely. They prepared five 20-pound turkeys, four country hams, and said the doors were open to anyone "rich or Arowid The Clock 4-A Dr. Lamb poor, blackorwhite" — whohadnobody to share the holiday with. Bridge A Horoscope For some, He Naomi Montijo, 16, of Las Angeles, It was a Calendar 5-B hospital 'otnIi' poignant Thanksgiving. A year ago today, she was shot as her &-A Sports family drove on her way to grandmother's house. Police say it Crossword 5-A Television Editorial 4-A Weather Dear Abby 3-A Women Sec THANKSGIVING, Pagell-A It's That Ti e Toda y - - - 5- t , 5- -t 3- A (Herald photo by Bob Lloyd) MRS. lt.l1EI(: 'I REALLY ENJOY IT' She Cooks For 100 Each Day how do jail inmates celebrate Thanksgiving? Nearly 100 iviates &.'..jte Seminole County Jail were served a tasty Thanksgiving dinner today at the noon hour. The meal was the result of days of work by head cook Mrs. Mildred Balier and inmates assigned to kitchen duty The menu, served up in the standard hot trays to cell blocks included roast turkey wings and dressing, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, corn, tossed salad, bread and butter, fruit punch drink and P(tiflPkifl pie. Mrs. Balzer worked earlier in the week between preparation of daily meals making the pies and preparing the dressing. Early . - 'iurii's, -'or - -- All U Bratn Tnsers, Page 9-' today, the roast turkey went into the big ovens in the stainless steel kitchen facility she and the vegetables and salad were prepared For supper tonight inmates had the following cold plate menu on tap: sliced luncheon meut and cheese, tuna salad, macaroni salad, sliced tomatoes, bread and butter, pudding and cold drink. Jail :lministrator George Proudfoot says the jail meals are a matter of professional pride for Mrs Balzer, who cooked for 17 years for a major steel producer in Pittsburgh with five cafeterias and a dining room in operation befoi-e she tiioved to Florida with her husband and took the job as jail cook 2' years ago. '1 t.'flJoV my work," smiles Mrs. Balzer. "CookIng for lots of folks comes natural. I grew up in a home with seven members in the family Then I cooked those years lot- Jones and I;iiugl1lin Steel "When I first took the job here, I didn't think I'd like it, since it was a different type institution than I was used to. But after a couple of weeks on the JOh) I began to really enjoy it." Mrs Ralzer ts quick to point out that without the close cooperation of jail trustys assigned to help in the kitchen that her job would be much more difficult. Four trustys, with EWCVIOUS cooking experience, if possible, are assigned to help in the kitchen, 'It all revolves around everyone who works here," she said, "and not just me." Since Seminole County has no prison farm all the food for jail inmates must be purch ased from wholesale suppliers Proudfoot said monthly cost of food a1oi. for inmates averages $4,100 approximately $130 a day and $1 .30 per inmate, a nickel less than is currently budgeted. 'hits dovsnt include $8,340 budgeted this oversees Set' ShE COOKS, Page-3A Area Christ as Sa/es Begin Friday � 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 24, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 24, 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/8393bd9109dbcdeb1ef49efaf71db25e.pdf d0b9011b78b16971ea83eb40109947a9 PDF Text Text 413—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Monday, Nov. 22, 17h BLONDIE Chic Young CANfE9J OUR TkATWAS WHAT'S THIS BOEul: UI: THAT> Ef ERSE EE) PRONOUNCE IT.' - li AVC'Rl'rE ISIN4 N ____ 5 . I/ I r- ob All - I ACROSS 43 Free 45 Oxygenitecl I Singletons 47 r 5 Drink 50 City in Wih I I Lopsided 51 Bowed 12 More quickly 52 Beiiis :f 13 Binary digits buirde-i 14 Car ignition 53 Wallis device DOWN 19 Indolent Explosive S 3 Lohengrin bride 4 M3n f3bbr 1 5 Believer 21 P13 be 25 Points , I continent ____ * 21 Air circulator 28 Pincers BEETLE BAILEY sEN i eErLE, ° O E Moil Walker (OKAY 5o; } r AGE, I JT MAvE A 30 Hamper 33 Painting medium 34 Birds food point EE'A1 C 6 Wa; 7 Gun cavity 8 9 Stinging insect 10 Wander 37 \ Pull,(. HOROSCOPE !M [I~R .0 [~',it ~, T7t ts I n 1s, Rtf*SIT AJS1U I'll 0 L O+ S' T L:O + S S 0.1.11 1 A P roo Si,[ N'T t. 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Think ¶3 14 carefully before crc itiOi toil i — — IH) fuR '23-Aug. 221 You friction. 15 I — T —— I'h( F (Fib 2Mar. 20 1' Is ud 111(1 ilft i bit c lrl% in the I I (Lo, and to pilistrione matters there is something important O 21 2 until the last minute. However, You had to postpone until UsI). 24 Mit-ri your get down to cases give this matter top priority till 25 2 to completed your it's urca real producer. 27 VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. 221 Try satisfaction 2 2 — Yol)VIt BIRTHDAY i!nt to inake this an JO T3 — — 33 -N23. I view: Much of our encrg a:t claxing a little as nnething 34 35 36 fvlis)i. See it as something attention this year will devoted to adding to your issslrv for your psyche. 4, ) 41 42 I.IlIIt.% Sept. 23-Oil. 23 worlill', goods. 'tour prospects I) imestic responsibililies look hopoful if you re willini' to 43 43 45 46 shuuiiint be swept under the work. 1 — THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 7 .. '. AJ1THib RD 13I A ) —— S ,.. / I - ARCHIE Bob Montana YES, DAD ARCHIE IS THIS A YOU'VE BEEN F I TRY IT.' YOVLL'~ 4JOW YOU RE SOL;%DiNG LIKE IT BETTER L ___________ 51 :A LWri I iII j _______ • . '., . - WIN AT — —— 4 ---A- CO Id Does n 't A J DO "rM #6REE I M P~ GOVERMET OF i; BY 7HE PECPLE, FOR 'THE ( J caE ThE F '' / t DEAR RI- 1)H( - I\ I RD\ by Stoffel & Heimdohl AN I E Ti-jIG -1'_kNTS 6 STuPCN, 1 - i1 - '— S'YOVIESTER, TH' 5LADY __ PROTEC fl'1.E - 5 c,,s%'-, -, - I\ / There are thrLe big waves of ic!)piratorN infectiomi - in the itud-winter and again Ili sgH s am llnesses call occur at tim . One of the most important (Uncepts to understand is that sse., are all con. these iOUs dnecses This are pread from person to trson like 11ther Thv% are not causLd by ex- ~T I - I . • /) ', Jl\ 's riuiiitxr of years ago a roup of scientists decided to stud% the Eskiinwi becatise of their exposure to cold. e Eskimos were all tree of colds .. . I J it " I' - Dr. Al b PRISCILLA. 5TOF, EATING THAT LIVER CIN IONS... YOU'LL RUIN UR SUPPER' WHAT ARE AND WE )( ANG ( COOKiES AN D )\ MILK' Vermeer CREAMS LIKE ThAT ) ) 52 4 J2 A 11,11632 M)Ir Tit ill)i s Lamb #K6 5 The Sanford City munission Monday night tabled payinent inter lark ~40 chitects, Watson anti Co for design o! the planned new $1.3 million city hail until the of. ficials are shown a different concept. The action, limbed by City Conunissioner John Morris, art opponent of the building's proposed plain, unbroken horizontal design, that lie said looked like a two-story parking, garage he had seen in Tampa does not necessarily mean that a new design ;hi,, tm apprt;-;e,.' by cits commissioners Mayor Lee P. Moore said after seeing different concepts for the building he may all settle on the original 100-foot. bY-400-foot design. But, he added, "If someone was going to pay me 6.5 per cent tht architect's feu million ithe estunated cost of the new facility and belched in my presence, I would do someth,ing to please him." Moore said his understanding is that the commission is in terested in something to modify the building's plain horizontal design. Oswald ''West saw that .1 diamond lead AJ WX west %orth Fitt -iv would have succet-ded I! Jca'n held four diamond.-, But h onls hr Id three ir ruifed dummy, (hicarded one of hi, thrr r dianinnis and elaimi ii his contrail tiouth £ £ £ )A Az.,% .. ,Z prevent colds despite all the public attention it has gotten. Properly designed experiments e failed to show any protection against cold:i at all liytarig large doof vitamin C. Moreuver one can't abort a Oswald "I have been look. Ing over the 1930 Bridge World magazines It might be In. teresting it) show what bid ding and play were like back then lIer&sa hand from the In. Vanderbilt as i starter " Jim -North's two dianiond bid and South's final bid of hve spades interesting So was West*s double of five spades 1 he play b Jean Matthews as declarer was up to the best standards of any (old with large doses once he hit,-, bevii infected. There are o ltst questionable t large amounts of ( will shorten the duration of symptoriLs and their sooverity - but other studies fail to show this You should know that tibiotics are useless in treat'Ing any of the cold flu group They are helpful in t r ea ting i secondary bacterial infection - Flontla re,der asks abi,w tht- nvA .kip bid warning This applies in nluplicatefl tournament bridge onl% Before' making a jump hid ths plaver so doing inav an nounce ''I am making a skii. bid " If he does this. the nexi laver must wait 10 second, getore acting It the player fails to wait th (IJU nament director inay hie a%ki-i! to) monitor the hand -ill sev ill.,! 4) Jor fa copy of JAC014, Oswald SoIIediedabout ten years ago e was 0 lflC card player and a spirited bidder As you can see e took advantage 0: West's 10 judicious doubI2 to make h v~ SIDE ilovin %%till it whopping epideinic "Pl-sodc Many people do not realize -f 4 olds. Tliey had been infe(led 1)~ the visiting team of sclell- that a good way to transtrut Lists iletnioistr,iting (best illnesses is by the hands Keep I ands clean If you tlraiimatic i1i the difference are out,your wear gloves to avoid IODERtJ d si Radio City SIt' on is v GNCES ' b G II F MWADA eflsirüfliimcnt as a cause for the pickiti up germs from door knolls arid counters. Don't touch '0111111011 cold. avoid a told your hands to your fact And flit bet way to chitectural finn is to lit asked to have new drawings to present at the commission's Dec. 13 meeting Corn in i ssio n e r AA McClanahan agreed that the proposed building could use .50 me "dressing up." Murris said that when the architect first cattle before the commission he indicated a variety of designs would presented To dali we base m-en only one design," Ut pointed out that the urrent citv hall has existed for O years and the new facilit also would stand anti be used for the saint period of time "It's incwnbL nt on us to take as much time as necessary" to CUSC (be dcgit. M. a is said. adding tus twhef that the city Bridge. ' c/o th newspaper. o Bow / I I I - C stoavuid people %hollaveone. above all avoid crowds whc U fortunately people begin you can 1 f.I - ) ) FRANK AND ERNEST SAID WHOEVER Foo T i ~' ( f Bob Thaves a a — by rF•' Ito / 1( 44 IN MUM R5" WAS NEVER 9 • THEREP-V SAFEzirY . U - - 4 ' To give )ou more information hedding the virtises that cause about the Cold-Flu group. I am these illnesses several days before' there are any apparent sendmn you two issues of Th e s)niptoms. But you can avoid Health Letter dealing with cxposure to people you know these problems, ntunbers 3-1 and 3-2. (Ahers who want these issues can send 50 cents for is an eddit)wIahng cactwith long. thd ir wltiUJ cold. flu. bronchitis or addressed envelope. Just send other related illness. The same your request to me in care of virus can cause a even this newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, Riidio City Station, New York, piieuimiunaa The diagnosis "'r' 10019 dcpcn&s upon how the virus afftcts the body. If the virus illness involves the nose and siouses with a mild, sore throat ul limited fever it is a cold. I If the same virus involves the Ironctu in the lungs, it is F 'M and theillness lie inuch incire severe. The ______ See SANFORD, Page SA -- . • .. - - - TUMBLEWEEDS u' V. Vyrl IWWERP 006 - ZZ 1 f I oi SAP SORES. I I / - I rtr • - s y : - cti on To Impact Fees '6 . - 1 . . . ) By El) l'RICKETF . Herald Staff Writer Three Republican county commissioners today postponed discussion on an ad-hoc committee's report which .. - . __________ , pact fees in Seminole County and introduction of legislation to forbid giving new con. sruction a free ride on the tax rolls. Democratic Commissioner Harry wiatkows offered __________ L-/ ItIL 0 0.0 A — ' \ EARL Y Children at Pre-School L (lucatlonal and Development Center of Fit Presimterian Church. Sanford, got an early start oil Thanksgiving this morning. report and to instruct the county attorney to meet with the' tax 'assessdr-4 and tax FEAST A hungry Indian, Jessica Derise, 5. emerged from her tent for a little nourish. fileni t ser% ed Im- Sandie liryant, 5. Casting a hungry loollik at treat is Cale Nlil le r r). The d iss t icti r Jud %% imhish %% as caterer. $158,000 Grant. Page 3A collector to see about ittt aution underway. But the three GOP coinruissiuners refused to second his motion. A fifth cominissioner, Democrat Bob French is out of town. I d like to hase a chance to review it first," Commlssloli SCOPA'Space Proloect'Calls For New Build"'ing S At Port 11) KRIS NASH herald Staff Wr iter 'ne Seminole county Port Authority iSCOPA) Monday night ipprosed an innos 1(1st plan for industrial construction and financing which could make odd aniounts of plant, office or warehouse space available to local and out-of-state developers. "This has all the good points of industrial financing with none of the bad points," said SCOPA Achninistrator James Ryan. "Really,this is something we 've needed for a long time it Just hi sn t beui there I Sc ken trying for a sear and a half to find contractor with the financial strength to handle it." Us in said (svso,i Reach contracting finn Clifton Enterprises Inc.. had agreed to work %ith Port (if Sanford officials ui lauin. thing the new project The plan, dubbed -.Nfiru Plant- Wa rehouse-Offices," involves (lie erinstriation of buildings containing a niinunum of 10,000 square feet of floor space. These facilities, or portions thereof. would be available to tenants under a inaxiinwn 25-year leasing agrccmcnt. OOer the original lease or mortgage was paid off, the building wouiIJ become the (till property of the port. . 1've had it lot of people stop by and want 2,000 or 3,000 square fr,(-( of %%itrchotlse space," Ryan said. "An(] most of the tit e they By J I.N1 I IIA YN F-S f / t- - 11cruld Sports Editor I Mu I - - .- it ' - - Do you realize that we've spent more on the Bicentennial than our forefathers did on the Revolution?" by t IRE C?7O iI " In other fires, County units battled a blaze Monday night had a lot of unusual interior specifications they wanted inet. W ell. we Just didn't have the capability to fulfill this type o reuest until now Ryan said he had received a firm request from a local concern for a 3,750-square-foot building Now that board approval has been granted, leases will be drawn up so that Clifton can begin erecting the first 10.0&square-f00t structure across from the SCOPA office building. A complicated six-step leasing and financing arrangement will Set' 'SPACE PROJECT I'age aA Today Around The Clock Bridge Comics ('russword Editorial Dr. Lamt; 4-A Iliiroscuipt Hospital Obituaries lt Sports 4-A Tele%ision 3-13 3-11 3-11 Wornet, 3 GOPers Opt For I Attorney As county, commissioners today on the county attorney issue, three Republicans indJcate1 I the feel is sufficient to mv-i the now Republican Commission Chairman Dick Williams and his counterpart John Kimbrough have consistently by Republican newcomer Bill kchho(f. Dunoeratic Commissioner Harry KwiLowsk1 aries it will take more than one attorney to fUl the posillon once held by a private lawyer, Tom Freeman of Altamonte Springs. Executive assistant Roger NeLswender aLso supports the argwnent for two attorneys The commission has approved the lead attorne~'s IviSitlOn for $28,000 per year . MI that remains is deciding U11£Iy W arns FundCutoff six-month study. Kwiatkowski handed fellow coin:nsioners the report last Tuesday after it was sub. matted for his perusal by Jo,m Iknningsen chairwoman for the ad hoc committee. t stake in Seminole County 's about V50,000 in cash and wa about $5 million on the books for future collection. For the past two years, the county has colletted m $310 per unit Ice of all new construction That ice Executive Assistant Roger Neiswender said today state PIO)inent officials inserted their own clame in the contract saN s the state agrees to "exercise reasonable and prudent car., in handling federal funds Howesir \eiswtnder said the t stopped short of greeingto accept the liability as prostdedfc protection afforded by counts Presently, comprehensive education and training prur Formerr County Attorney Tom Freeman warned CotLntv 3.11 utrliIlissloners time and again that developers could file 5, A lawsuitts and win back funds 1211 paid into the Impact fee kitty 4-11 But Williams and Republican See INIPACT, Page 3A .Seminole 'Mourns ' Ilk, Garry Trudeau rn YNUT NY, J CAY1TA,LaE!AV - 1 A I/ - , Shock Of — ' Mrs. Vennie Juice said her sister-in-law's house was being repaired after another fire about 10 days ago. Brothers J F and Jerry W Justice were holding a business conference at J I s house when the fire broke out Mrs Vennie Justice said 0 IIIII --,--.. '.._._\ N S b T T. K K .R __________________ LWFtOg øUFFtO I NE SIVA I4EARPO'L)FF'1_OIS I' - "i , I Tht Seminole Count) CommLssion today gave state e1n. ployment officials 30 days to comply with county regulations or face the possibility of the cut off of some $23 000 in federal funds. The issue centers on whether or not a sub-grantee agrees to assume liability for administering a sub-grant — in this case $253,000. liz $103 000 In addition the county has reallocated $150,000 to eniployinent service to extend their on-the-job training progriv: Ihi. $150,000 would have provided an additional 135 jobs in private sector. ' Coinatussion Chairman Dick Williams said state officials given 30 days to change (heir minds. If within the 30 days, employment officials do not agree to Cept the county's te' i',s, Williams swd the funds earmarked the state will be rea 1ocated to other county projects, ci ~t 'I -wt Olt Amemem LAMM IM t n . the house," llauptkorn said. Assant Fir Chief William C Galley said the (ire cause undetermined, is believed to have started m the rear portion of the house. lie said damage estimatesare between $5,000 and $7,000. After flauptkorn rescued young Darin, the child was (akin to Seminole Munorial Hospital by Fire Chief G. M Harriett. Officials said the boy was treated for a small cut on the head. M fit impulse was to get the child out Hauptkorn said today. "You've got to make an attempt." The two women had tried unsuccessfully to re-enter the smokfilIed house. As firemen were called by hers, Hauptkom crawled into the house on his hands and knees The smoke was so dense you couldn'tt see I coulda t get into the area where the fire was I searched the rooms I could get into and found nothing. Then as a last resort I went into the side be droom. I felt him on the bed. liescreamed, and! pulled ) \ i9 suIner.ble isritists arrived to study such as bacterial pnewnonia PRISCILLA'S POP V W8 V 10 9 04 KQ 754 - e RUGS BUNNY FAST a I K9 wriber pnewnowa meaning the lungs The coin are insuRed -f tulds if I I t -oldf Will vitainin C prevent them or not" Will it cure a (vId if Nou get inr.' fifference between a simple 014, the flu or bront.luti.-s" ['d like to tt through 'h iiiost of this Schned Ele d.. . hleraldStaff Writer contract Jim won the first trick with the king (if club, shifted o the ten hearts Jean took with the king over dummy jack and East s queen art] plaved his ace of trunips Ift, was certain that West held the king Then he cashed the king of hearts and led a third heart West discarded a club Jean ru s am re Lid DEAR DR. 1,%MB - How call by I lit 4)11% •iQ9fl7 It) Lawrence E. Izirrib-NI.D. EE K & MEEK BRI DGE A Q 19 4 2 Caus e Colds . Th Nobody could find find little Dari.n. Ile was still Design Payment Delayed 2J , f ' Off AL ByI)ONNAF.STES awl .1 t\1I- — - I - — — — — b • e U out of a hallway, e w ere in the dining room," Mrs Vennii Justice said, "and Donna came out ofabedroom and we got out of the house." \londa afternoon 11 iuptkorri crawled into a burning house and rescued a 3'2-yearld boy. Uauptkorn caine home about 3:10 p.m. from his job as maintenance foreman atStrombergirhen, Ike Mary, to se smoke at the 1805 Chase Ave. home of Jerry W. Justice.I thought it was a fire behind the house until I S I tit(- action around the house llauptkorn said toda) Fhen I knew there was trouble Then he nn across the street, lie was told Mrs. Vennie Justice anti Mrs. Judith Justice and Darin and his younger siste r, Donna Jwsticc had A . SEEP BEEP SE n, EnL~~ ! COMMERCIALS BEEP! 0 S'TT 71Prjce10Cp — 1 . ed By mni LLOYI) Herd Sniff ' ' / Sanford, Pu ll E.J. Ilauptkom has lived at 1800 Chase Ave., Sanford, for 10 years. Anti today his neighbors are prouder than eve ----- —— —— — CAR.L,,. He ...1 I ' — C4_CO. M4 I something today where you 21LLsuness inIUtrsshlt1n WtIfl ofour trt ikiHIgtltI)t%\ o uound. Don't get rattled. Iluglit regret it filter. li~ lell it gets down to dollars and cents VuulI lju.t quickly. May 21-June 20) in WIC the grin from your face Fll CAPRICORN Dci a hisim ss dealings totLi> don't —— 0 November 21976 tiu ti is Iwi lightly,but get Maintain a cheerful and op. tiistuouthmktoda) if conditions call r TAURUS i April 20-Mm 201 you let y our guard (]own, yoij-n, It's possibIt. you could find apt it) fe"I sorry for )od If 36 Birthstone for October (abbr) ril 191 l ug toda%+. Do )our part to k( everyone happy at home. ARIE!S .Nlart l ic __ 11ve For Tuesday, November 23, 1976 ' ---- Kvwrpo 7Hi 7D4e St'iiiiiiule' high &-hool principal Don Reynolds called class to order Monday and with one quick phone call gave students, coaches, football players and fans one of the more bitter lessons about life, The inoilid around school campus was mournful. tragedy." were the only wurds- star halfback Tint Haines could utter alter receiving the news that Sminole turning itself ill arid forfeiting the last two games of the season because of an ineligible' player. The scene was repeated across campus, everyone i'e'mingly reacting as if there had been a death in the family. Football'wise, that was the case. The team was beginning preparations to play Winter ,. •,,,. "Excuse ine." said the reporter to the group. No response. Not the situation %here one is b-Ling ignored. More like the) were in shock and had blocked out all sights, and sounds. It was reminiscent of the scene 13 years ago to the day when Ame'ricwis were wmed by the death of President John Kennedy s •; . -' -_t I The mournful scene was repeated in the weightrwin, side steps to the 9)11,, most of the school's hallwa)b arid buicks and certainly in dassrooms Reynolds made a note of the reaction by students today. "I think everyone realizes what happened, and are naturally very sorry to see it happen, but understand,' he said. Assistant coach Jay Stokes was among those hit e'motionallyby the incident , "Oh, what alesson,"hesaid. "1 just hope everyone coaches, teachets and the - - , -. —i - �7 A-Evnrig_Herald, Sanlord, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1976 -- NATiON I NJ BRIEF Pardons Board To Hear G ilrnore Death Plea Nov. 30 SALT LAKE CITY (APi - One week from today Gary Gilmore vill press his demand to ''die like a man" before a firing squad when he appears at a special meeting of the Utah Board of Pardons. Board member Thomas Harrison said Monday that the threeman panel decided to move the hearing from Dec. 6 to Nov. 30 to avoid conflict with a state law requiring that executions be carried out within 60 days of sentencing. Gilmore's 60 days will be up on Dec. 7. Some officials have said they were concerned the law might be interpreted as requiring that he be released if he vere not executed by then. Sviine Flu Case Reported JEFFERSON CITY, 11o. (AP) Missouri nlal1 who had not received a swine flu inoculation has recovered from the first confirmed case of the disease since a Fort Dix, N.J., soldier died of it nine months ago, officials say. Federal officials who have been directing the nationwide swine flu immu- nhzation drive said there was no reason to fear the isolated case signaled an epidemic. Missouri health officials said the man - identified Monday only as in his 30s in western Missouri. in Lafayette Counts' - missed work for several days but was not hospitalized. G OP Seeks New Chairman WASHINGTON (AP) - Republicans have eight weeks to agree on a successor to Mary 1..uise Smith or line up sides for a fight. Mrs. Smith, who took the party's top post 26 months ago at the request of President Ford, announced on Monday that she will resign upon the selection of a new chairman. That vill come at a Republican National Committee meeting on Jan. 14 and 15. B an On Fluorocarbons Near WASHINGTON (AP) After two years of controversy over whether fluorocarbons are destroying the atmosphere's protective layer f ozone, the government is moving toward banning use of the chemical in spray cans. The Consumer Product Safety Commission on Monday took the first step to ban fluorocarbon aerosols, saying they "present an unreasonable risk of injury to consumers." - ______________________________ Legal Notice Lega.I ...otice NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR III THE CIRCUIT COURT, VACATING AND ABANDONING A EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRPOP TION OF A UTILITY CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE EASEMENT COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CASE NO. 16.137.CA.O9.G You will take notice that the City PHILADELPHIA SAVING FUND Commission of the City of Sanford. SOCIETY, a Pennsylvania cor FIOr,da,'at 700 o'clock PM. on poralion. December 13. 1976. fl the City Plaintiff. Commission Room at the City Hall vs in the City of Sanford, Florida, will RICHARDO A CORPUS and Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND UNITED STATES DISTRICT less Ihe Wt $O Itet thereof, ALSO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Fe" SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OFCOUPITYCOMMISSIONERS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF fheWe$t267,9SteetoftheNOrth1lOf SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORl NoticeoO PvbIlc Hearing PROBATE DIVISION FLORIDA. FLORIDA,ORLAP400DIvISION_ Government Lot 6. SectiOn 16. PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76.3S6.CP The Board of County Corn CASE NUMBER: 76-2001•CA09.0 COURT NO. 76.63'OrI.Clv.Y - Tnwnship 21 SOuth. Range 30 East, File Number 16.345-CP Dvision missloners of Seminole County, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Division UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Seminole County, Florida. In Re: Estate Florida, will bold a public fleeting to TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor In Rq: E,Iate Of Plaintiff, v Alvode Fergerson and - ZONING II SECTION ARCHABELLE consider the following Item: DALLACHIE poration organized and esisting Ethelcia Fergerson, his wile DESIGNATION - That the ROBERT S BRADFORD. SR.. A. PUBLIC HEARIP4O FOR under the laws of the United States, Defendant(s). - NOTICE OF SALE property deSCribed in Section I of LAWION APPELL CHANOE OF Plaintiff. NOTICE OF ZONING Deceased - Notice is hereby given that this Ordinance shalt have the lOflirlU REGULATIONS NOTICE OF vs. ADMINISTRATION pursuant to a FINAL DECREE o classification c,f ADMINISTRATION TOALL JAMES SALACIAK, R.IA MERLE M. HARRIS, JR.. and Foreclosureenteredon November. A. parcel 1 Present County TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR RESIDENTIAL TO OC OFFICE EUNICE L. HARRIS, a k a CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 1976 by the above entitled Court. in ZonIng R 1, City Zoning R1AA. DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE DISTRICT. PZ(IC.16).2I. Lots 1 EUNICE LA DONA HARRIS. the above styled cause, the un that classification isdeicribed In the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ESTATE AND ALL OTHER and 2. Greengate Estates Addition, Defendants. dersigned United States Marshal, or zoning ordinanCe of the City of OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED as recorded in Plal PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE 19, Page 96, NOTICE OF ACTION one of his duly authorized deputies, Casseiberry, Florida. on the ef IN THE ESTATE: ESTATE: Public Records of Seminole County, TO. Merle M. Harris, Jr., YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIE will sell the property situatø In fective date of this Ordinance. ou APE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, in Section 20.21.30. Further that lheadminislration of the estate and Eunice L Harris. a Ii SiminateCnunty, Florida, described SECTION lIt - CONDITIONS OF ?e administration of the estate deicribe as Nor1heat corner of Eunice La Donna Harris ROBERT S BRADFORD, SR ös: TheNorth 76 feet of the East itS ANNEXATION of Graham Road and Oxtorci Road. ArchabIIe Dallachie Lawton Residence unknown deceased. File Number 16 345 CP. i feet of Lot 25 of FROST'S 2nd AD A Parcel 1 - Parcel shall con (DISTRICT NO AppelI. deceased, File Number 76 1) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DITION to Altarnonte, according to tinue to be used as Catselberry pending in the Circuit Court tor 3S6 CP. is Pending in the Circuit The public hearing sCheduled for that an action to foreclose a mar piat thereof recorded In Ptat Book I, Elementary School and the South Seminole County, Florida, Prohafe Court for Seminole County, Florida, November 30. 1976. has been can tgage on the following real property Division. the address of which Page 13 of the Public Records of Seminole Middle School Probate Division, the addrjs of celled, and said hearing haS been situate Seminole County. Florida. Seminole County, Florida at public SECTION IV -. REDEFINING Seminole County Courthouse which is Seminole County Court rescheduled for December ii, 1976. descrIbed as follows Sanford, Florida. )2771 The per outcrytothe highest and best bidder LIMITS BY TThCLARATiON house. Sanford, Florida 32171. The at 100 P.M.. or as soon thereafter as Lot 160 of LAKE HARRIET sonal representative of the estate is tot cash at 1300 O'clock noon on 'Iplat the corporate limits of the City personal representativeof the estate Possible, in the County Commission ESTATES. according to the plat Tuesday. December Th, 1976 al the of Casselberry, Florida. be and it is GRACE M BRADFORD, whose is Richard C.ar.'th Law?on. Chambars of the Seminole County thereof as recorded in Plat Book 12, weSt door of the Seminole County herewith and hereby redefined so as address i Boston Avenue, ,tddress iS 1959 Tettson Place. Courthouse, Room 203. Sanford. Pages 13 & 16. Public Records Courthouse, Sanford. Florida to include said tracts of land herein Altamonte Springs, Florida. 3210' Florida. Orlando. Florida The name and Seminole County. Florida. Dated: illS 76 The name and address of the described The descriptions herein address Of the personal represen Written comments flIed with the as been filed against you. You are MITCHELL A NEWBERGER contained shall Include all streets. sonal representative's attorney are ?ate5 attorney are Set forth below. Land Development Administrator required to serve a copy of your United States MarShal roads, highways, alleyS, and set forth below. All persons having claims or will b considered. Persons ap written defenses. if any, to this Middle District of Florida All persons having claims or avenues located within and between demands against the estate are peariog at the public hearing will be action on SMITH and HAYDEN, KENOELL W, WHERRY the existing municipal limits and the demands against the estate are required. htd orally, Hearings may be WITHIN THREE P.A . Attorneys for the P!alntlff, Aistant United States Attorney required. WITHIN THREE areas annexed here in Section I MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF continued from time to time as whose address is 1316 Barneft Bank Attorney for Plaintiff MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF hereof THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF found necessary, Further details Building. Jacksonville, Florida Publish Nov. 23, 30, Dec. 7, 11, 1976 SECTION V - AMENDMENT OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk available by calling 3234330, Ext 32202. and file the original with the DEF 101 OFFICIAL CITY MAP - That the THIS NOTICE. to Iite with the clerk of the above court a written Clerkof the above styled Court onor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND City Clerk be and she is hereby of the above court a written Board of County statement of any claim or demand before December 1st. 1976. Other FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. authqri:ed to amend, alter, and statement of any claim or demand ltiiy may have Each claim must be Commissioners wise a Iudgment may be entered FLOP IDA ;upplement the official city map of they may have Each claim muil be Seminole County, Florida in writing and must indicate the against you for the relief demanded CASE NO. 76.470CA.ee .0 the City 04 Casseiberry, Florida. 10 in writing and must indicate the By. Dick Williams, hasis for the claim, the name and in the Compiaint basis for the claim, the name and FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP in(IudC the annexation contained , Chairman .,odress of the creditor or his agent WITNESS my hand and the seal of address of the Creditor qr his nOel )r TOAGE ASSOCIATION, Section I hereof Attest. or attorney, and the amount said Court on hiS 29th day of Oc SECTION VI - SEVERABILITY or attorney, and the amount Plaintiff, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr claimed If the claim IS not yet due, tober, 1976 vs. claimed If the claim is not vet duø. If any section or portion of a the dale when it will beome due PubliSh Nov. 23. 1976 fSeal) RICHARD E the dale when it will become due GRAFE and sectiOn oi this Ordinance proves t DEF 113 shall be stated If the claim i5 Arthur H Beckwitt,, Jr., shall be stated If me claim JUANITA GRAPE. his wife, et al , be invalid, unlawful. or un contingent or unliquldated, the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Clerk of the Circuit Court Defendants, constitutional, it shall fbI beheld to contingent or unliquidatecj, tp'e n4ture of the uncertainty shalt be EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. By: Martha T. Vihien NOTICE OF SALE Invalidate or impair the validity, nature of the uncertainty shall he sated If the claim is secured, the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Deputy Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that force, or effect of any other section stated lithe claim is secured, the security shall be described The COUNTY, FLORIDA PubIih Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1976 Se(iJI'iIy Shall be described The pursuant to Final Judgment of or part of this Ordinance claimant shall deliver sutticienl CIVIL ACTION NO. 4-35S.CA.l2.B DEF.8 Foreclosure entered in lhe cas, of SECTION VII - ANNEXED claimant shall deliver Sufficient copes of the claim to the clerk to NANCY 'I KIRKLAND. 1k a AREA RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES copies of the claim to theclerk FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR enable the clerk to mail one copy tO NANCY M THOMAS, TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. That upon this Ordinance enable the clerk to mail one Copy 'o eafl personal representative Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR versus RICHARD E. GRAPE and becoming effective, the residents each personal representative All persons interested in the estate vs All persons Interested in the estate SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA JUANITA GRAFE, his wife, et at, and property owners in the above to whom a copy of this Notice of C C. MAR EADY, LIZZIE M. Defendants, in the Circuit Court of described annexed area Shall be to whom a copy of lhls Ntip c) Administration has been mailed are HOWARD, HARRIET LOZAW, PROBATE DIVISION Seminole County, Florida, Civil entitled to all of the rights and Administration has been mailed arC File Number PR-73s3.CP required. WITHIN THREE JOHN L. HOWARD, J. C. BARR, WI THIN THRE [ Action No (7 470 CA 09 C, the un privileges and Immunities as are required. f. Division MONTHS F ROM THE DATE OF k a J. C. MAPEADY. and JAMES T. In Re: Estate of dersignecj Clerk wliI F ROM THE DATE Oc sell at public from timeto time determined by the MONTHS THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MAREADY. Deceased. THE FIRST PUBLICATION 01 sale to the highest and best bidder governing authority of the City of BEN MYERS. THIS NOTICE, to tile anyob(ectioris Defendants, THIS NOTICE, lofile any obieclixis Deceased for cash at the West Front door Of Casselberry, Florida, and luCy may haute that challenge the NOTICE OF SALE the Seminole County Courthouse, on prov$5Io,fl of the Charter of Die City they may have that challenges ?Te NOTICE OF unlidity of the decendent's will. the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 2nd day of December. AD. 1916, validity of the decedent's will. lr ADMINISTRATION qualiticalion of Caneiberry, Florida, Chapter 63 of the personal pursuant to Final Judgment atthehoijrof 11:00am, Ihatcertaln qualIfications of the persona TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Laws of Florida, 1963. Chapter representative, or the venue or in the case of NANCY entered T. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST real Property situate and being in 1331, 69.926. Laws of Fiorlda, 1969, representative, or the venue liJnisdiCtion of the court. KIRKLAND. I .k a NANCY N. Seminole County, Florida. described THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Chapfer 69 927. Laws of Florida, jurisdiction of the court ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND THOMAS. vs. C. C MAREADY. follows ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND 196$, House Bill 3383. Laws of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED LIZZIE M HOWARD. HARRIET OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED as Lot 12. Block F, HIDDEN LAKE, Florida, 1020, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED IN THE ESTATE: 1971. and Hous. Bill VILL BE FOREVER BARRED LOZAW. JOHN L. HOWARD, WILt. BE FOREVER BARRED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED UNIT I B. according to the Pill BARR. f k a J C MAREADY, and Chafler 73.179, Laws of Florida. Date of the first publication of thiS thereof, recorded In PIaI Book 17, Dale of the first publication of lh!} that the administration of th* estate Notice of 1973, and Chapter 75 297, Laws of Administration. Pages 53 and SI. of the Public JAMES T. MAREADY. deceased, of BN MYERS. deceased. File Nu of Administration Florida, 1975. all as amended and Notice November 23rd. 1916 Defendants, in the Circuit Court, In member PR.76-3S3.CP, is pending Records of Seminole County, supplemented November t6. 1976 Richard GarelPi Lawton and for Seminole County, Florida, Florida Grace M Bradford in the Circuit Court for Semin As Per,sonal Representa. SECTION VIII - EFFECTIVE Civil Action No 16355 CA 13 DATED this 18th day of B. the ole County, Florida, Probate As Personal Representa DATE - This Ordinance shall livO of the Estate of undersigned Clerk will sell at public 0vemb', AD. 1976 Division. he address of five of the Estate of become etfeclive Immediately upon Archabelie Dallachie Lawton sale to the highest and best bidder ISeal) ROBERT S BRADFORD. SR Appell for cash at the front door of the which Is Seminole County Cour. its passage and adoption. Arthur H. Beckwltti, Jr., Itiouse, North Park Avenue, Room Deceased Deceased FIRST READING thiS 9th day of Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole CountyCounty, Courthouse in 322. Sanford. Florida 32711 The ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL August, A 0 t976 Sanford, Seminole Florida, By Cherry Kay Travis REPRESENTATIvE SECOND READING thiS 16th day REPRESENTATIVE at the hour of 1100AM. on the day personalreprejentativefth,tt Deputy Clerk ii W E Winderweecjle, whose ad DOUGLAS STENSTROM JULIAN K DOMINICK of August. A D 1976 of December 3rd, AD., 1976. that dress is P.O Box $80 Winter Park, KENNETH W MCINTOSH, Esquire AND Post Office Box 1730 of Fishback, Davis, Dominick FINAL READING certain real property Situate and ad. Stenstrom. Davis & Mcintosh Florida 32790 The name arid & Simonet. ADOPTION this töth day of August, Sanford. Florida 37771 being in Seminole County, Florida. dress of the personal represen. Flagship Bank - Suite Telephone 305372 7171 ITO E Washington , A 1976 described as follows set forthbelow. Pott Office Box 1330 tativesattorney are PubliSh Nov tO. 23. 1916 Orlando, Florida 32101 Lots 117, III. 116 and ill, Section APPROVED. All persons having claims or Sanford, Florida 37771 DEF 61 I. Midway Park. according to the Telephone (3031 425 2786 C K Christensen, ___________________ PIat thereof, as recrdq in PIal demands against 11sf eslate are PubliSh, Nov. 23. 1976 Publish Nov 23. 30, 1916 Mayor THREE DEF 112 WITHIN Book 1, Page 96. of the Public required. INVITATION TO BID DEF 110 ATTEST: Records of Seminole County, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OR The Board of Trustees of the Mary W Hawthorne THE Florida. Seminole County Public Hospital FIRST PUBLICATION OF OINANCE OF ANNEXATION BY City Clerk DATED this 19th day of THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY invites bids upon the following PubliSh Nov 9, 16. 23. 30. 1916 CIT YOF of Ihe Ibove ccurl a written ' Ton Pick Up Truck November, AD, 1976 OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA DEF 4) ' statement of any claim or demand CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA (Seal) Additional information, plans and Notice is hereby given that the .o1iCE'OF PUBLIC HEARING TO they may have Each claim fruit be City Council of tIre City Arthur H Beckwitli. Jr. -w'ecifications are availabli at the CONSIDER in writing and must indicate the Casselberry, Florida. ADOPTION OF •CTlCER r,T7.'" Office of the Purchasing Agent Clerk of the Circuit Court adopted an basis for the claim, the name and Ordinance of Annexationas follows PROPOSED ORDINANCE All bids shall be mailed to the BY' Mary N Darden NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN address of the Creditor or hiS agent TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Board of Trustees of the Semini, Dfpilty Clerk or attorney, and the amount NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by FRANK C WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE Notice is hereby given that th ORDINANCE NO. 311 County Public HospIal. 1101 East claimed If the claim IS riot yet due, the City of Casselberry. Florida, STENSTROM. DAVIS, & undersigned. pursuant to the First Street, Sanford. Florida 3277l the dale when it that the City Council will hold a MCINTOSH 'Fictitlo..s Nmc Stalute.' Cuapter Au bids will become due AN OPDINANCF O' THE CfTY CShall be postmarked not public hearing to consider enact shall be stated If the claim i5 CA 55 EL BERRY. 865 09. Florida Statutes, will register later then the 20th day of NOvemb,r Flagship (Sank of Sanford FLOP IDA, ment of Ordinance No. 371, entitled Contingent or unliquicfal,d. the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 1916. and shall be received on 5ut ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING 2 or AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Poit Office Box 1330 nature of the uncertainly Shall be WtTttl N inand for Seminole County, Florida. before the 3rd day of December 1916 THE CORPORATE OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, 5.aritord, stated If the claim is secured, VPOI'I receipt of proof the LIMITS OF THE CITY OF Florida 32771 of the Publish, Nov 22. 23. 21. 1976 security shall be described, The CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. AN AMENDING SECTIONS 23 195. 23 publication of this notice, the tic DEF IS Attorneys for Plaintiff 196. 25 197. 75.198 AND 23.199 cicimanl shall deliver sulticient tiliotj% name, to wit: THE SIGN AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND OF Publish Nov 23. 1976 copies of the claim to the clerk to BEING IN THE CASSELBERRY CITY CODE DEF 113 SEMINOLE COUNTY. KING under which we are engageci IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TO REVISE enableltve clerk to mail one copy to FLORIDA. AND MORE PAR OFF.STREET in business at 100 HIghway 1792. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PARSING AND THE CIRCUIT COURT, each personal representative. PROBATE DIVISION TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS LOOQwood, Florida 32750 LOADING REQUIREMENTS WITHIN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. File Number 1.744.CP Allpersonsinterestedin Iheestate FOLLOWS ParcelNo, I-Allot the That the Parties Interested inSald CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C I I Y . to whom a copy of thiS Notice of Division P R 0 V I 0 I N C COUNTY, FLORIDA ness enterprise are as follows North 's of Government Lot , Administration has been mailed are Section 16. In Re' Estat, of Forrest C Brown. Jr TownshIp 73 South, SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.7260.CA.13.G required, AND EFFECTIVE DATE WITHIN JOHN WESLEY WILLIAMS Norma) Brown THREE Range20East,lessthew,5tyfef EDNA HE IL. Ike EDNA M MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF tnerent. ALSO the West 267 9ifeetof This notice 5 given pursuant to JIMINEZ Dated at Longwodd, Florida thiS the provisions of Chapter 166. 11th day of November. 1976 NOTICE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the North 't of Government Lot 6, Ptaintitf, Florida Statutes, and the Charter TI-IISNOTICE.tofileanyobj,CtiOns ADMINISTRATION PublIsh Nov 16, 23. 30. 1976 Section 16. Township 7) South, arid Ordinances of the they may hIve that challenges the Range DEF 73 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 30 East, Seminole County, City of FEDERICK .1 st 1 FLORIDA ' IN BRIEF 'Red Tape Of Year Award' Said To Belong To HRS 0 Shevin Supports Askew Its 'l'iiiie... A $ 1VIarch of I) i.n'ies 'T'rne. TALLA IIASSEE 1 Al' ) - Atty Gen Robert Shevin has sided with' Gov. Reubin Askew in seeking a year's head start in convening a constitutional revision commission. Shevin asked the Florida Supreme Court Monday to allow him to enter the case SO he could argue that the panel should be allowed to begin its work next summer. Shev in said he will support the gove ml) r, who last week asked the court for an advisors' OifliOfl On whether the commission could begin its work next sum iiier. . , (1 0 'l'\ l. L Al LASS E E A P -- Sen. Robert Gi-aha in says a comment made about him by Senate President Lew Brantley was ''absolutely despicable'' and should be retracted. In a letter to E3rantlev, Graham said the comment was a personal slur and ''should not be allowed to remain on the public record.'' (;rahlrT1, 1)-Miami, was unhappy about a remark Urantley. 9-Jacksonville, made at a news conference last week after he stripped (;niham of all his key committee assignillt'rltS. B ma nt Icy con ce(led that Graham was talented hut said it was a 'SChI/.ophl't'nIC talent'' which fluctuated greatly. ' Fuqua Accuses Opponent Rep. lion TALLAHASSEE i AL' I l"uqua, D-l"la., is asking the Federal Election Commission to investigate OliC of his !)emocrat ic primary opponents for alleged election law violations, a newspaper group reports. The New York Times Florida Newspapers reported Monday that F'uqua. in a sworn statement, has acctLsed Russell Uevis of 'iolat log the law by failing to SUhI11 It reports and cxon his political t'ont i'hiition Ik'11(lit ures if Longwood Prepa res For Election Suit By JANE ('AsSELBEItR\' Herald Staff Writer ' l.oNt; WUi[) 'l'hi' city' council voted Morillay night to authorize CIty Attorney Ned Julian Jr. to ilefend the city against Robert N l)avcs' suit to have hl.s name placed on the Dec. 7 municIpal ballot E)aves, a re'sitlent of seven months, is seekIng to overturn the city's one-year residency requirement to run against incumbent .1 U. Grant for the Distnit't lhr,o' ( 'O(ifl('II se;it The hearing to uinsider preliminary arguments is set for Wednesday at 3 p.ul ut the Middle DIstrict Court in i. Orlando before Judge' Jolt:) Reed Jr. Juluan tulli the council if it cliil not vote to defend against the' swt the judge might find tht' cIty in default anti grant t)aves request to have his nailit' on the' ballot. "This IS a case with some serIous conseuenct's riot only' (or us, but other cotmimunities." Juluan said. "lithe Inajorlty of Council thinks one year is too long they sttoalil change the charter, ratiler than gut Ill a lawsuit that would affect other cities." Mayor Jim Iirinanrl said thc' 1iliduty of the sign ordinance and appealed to city candidates ti) Use' ('(iilUlHlfl sense and not erect their politIcal signs on sucti places s cIty property. there is ,siiille question iI, h,i '. 'the' council agreed to ad- vertise for a for city mechanic Gary Steels', who left the employ itf the city' Thursday. Hired ny CouncIl. lhlfl J B. Grant following the ilismissal of Public Works l)irector Ralph Fisher and other department einployes in Sc'htt'tTtt'r Ste'l h:;'u ihl'i been doubling as Gradall operator. replacemiit'nt .iohv'i E. Polk. Sheriff Seminole County, Flotida Publish Nov 73,30, Dec. 7. II. 117$ OFF f Attorneys for Plaintiff Fl4g$hlp Bank of Sanford Ka 5i Sass zoning of that certain trait of land lying li'S Seminole Ccunty, Florida, and more particularly described as tolIo*s, to wit: City CIe,k Publish Nov 7), 30, 197$ Parc.4N.. l-AllOftheNo,h96Of Government Lot S. Secti I, City of LaM. MIfy, Florid, Suie Post Oftice Box %33 Sanford, Florida 32971 Publish' Nov 73. JO. Dec 3. 10. 1976 DEl" III OFF lox -- n cyi.'u u.,i- . "i ... r "' Franklin T. Walden, Ei*ulre Srock. Mâti'y & Walden Suitt 102, 616 E Semoran Blvd Allamonfe Springs, Fla. 22901 Attorney for Petitioners Publiih Di. 1 44 f'iO'v C IS 13 1. 115 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRISENTATIVE DOUGLAS STENSTROM Po'l Office Box 1130 Sanford, Florida 37771 Telephone 305 377 2171 1iiblith Mi ':r, 61 IL ii Seitunole County' received notification today of a more than $158,000 federal grant to be used on public works projects in the county', t'at (',lisson, director of the UffIce of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE), said the grant cannot be used for money, (flisson, like Neiswender, indicated the Osceola Sanitary ItndiilI ssill be "high on the priority' it." Commission Chairman Dick Wulliams today also ln.structe(i the county attorney to draw up the agreement with Ilerndon Ambulance Service Inc., of (Jrlllfld() for th exclu.sive right to operate ambulances in Seminole County. The only question remaining concerns a $20,000 subsidy. Williams mn.structed county officiais to try to find out the t.'xau:t revenue picture for lkrntlon to determine if the $20,000 per year subsidy to llerndon is needed, Iist week, the subsidy' was reduced to $14,500. However, that reduction merely meant the county will pay' $5,500 as seed money toward winning new projects. Glisson said the $150,000 must he used for projects which were dropped last year as a result of trying to cut the county's budget. Executive Assistant Iloger Nclswender said one such project IS improvement to the county's landfill, which has tome under heavy attack for not Ineeting state standards. (;lisson said OMAE wIll be meeting with Nelswender and other (lepartinerlt chiefs in the near future to prepare i)rol)sals for u.st' of the new Winter Springs Plans To Lower Utility Bill Tax By 's%'Il.Ll.'ul i.Ei- IlII)i)EN I ierald The WInter Sprillgs City Council voted M 'lii liii iii;'tit ti, )Jri'p:ii a new city- ordinance that would lower the tax lin monthly ut it'. bIlls from six per cent to five per sent. Councilman John Daniels reported to the council that reVcllu Iron) the utility tax, through October, are already $13,000 over tI c'ity'.s projected yearly Intake. l)anieis saiul he felt II cut if Ofle huT cent iii tile utility tax could thus be justified, without harming U.' city's fIscal budget. The council had previou.siv lowered the Di\ rate from eight per cent to offset spiraling utility rate hiki I 'iiunt,'i1nn Ernest Hendrix salui that the couxn'il should look 11:1 it.s entire tax structure, to see If it IS possIble to lower the utilit. tax further and depend more upon ad valorem taxes. The city plans to use the added funds toward initial costs tn ti' rt'gil)nal waste and sewage plant. The council passed the contr;iu ;igret'miicnt WIth the CIty of Orlando for the plant IS first presentt'il ti u them II) their Niiv. 11 Iiit's'tlng. The city wIll be reimbur ''1 through a fedi'ral grant froiii the Enviriinmiiental Protet (i. \gency. ,lohn Keith, WInter Springs Youth Services Officer, prt'seiit'I the cl.uuni'll with an uiutiine of his plans for a nt) juvenile progh'.n:: Hi' announced that h' was opening the city's new recreati i.'nter, in Sunshune Park, on TUeSdays froni noon toG p.01. anil ;i1 day on Saturday, Programiis scheduled for the center will Include first aid cuursc and discussion sesswns wIth ou1l'r% from the S&'nlinole, Youth Services and Detention Center. Keith said that he also has hopes for beginning an organl/erl at hlc'tii: prugratti, but ha.s hes'n dLsappolnted by the lack iI inlunteer help from the l.-uumlIInunItv. IrwIn Hunter. a former i;ufltlIflj 00W rs'iuliiig Ill (;e1,rgia as on ha iid and saId that 'no matter 11(1w niuch Illuney' IS poured itltil a juvenile servIce's ru g ra Iii, ii there is no ('Otlifil Ufl its' stippiIII It is uliMimI I cii t ii I,iilure.'' Mayor Troy Piland informed the council that it should expect a u.'quest for a refuse rate Increase from the II&W Ref use ServIce, c iiich now holds the contract for city' trash collec'tiomi. I'ilanil saul that the Increase is due to the ('l)W)ty' COnhmfliSSliirI decisii,in iii raise the rates at the county's land fill. rhe' councIl also passed an iurdinance providing for light pi{u' fee's to be coilet'tt'ii iron) area ih'veiiipt'rs I )ue (I, i'hangu' policy. Honda Power is no longer assessing a ice to ulevt'luiti r:. for street light Installation but is including th,it in ;iii ilirs'a t. the' city's 'let'trR'Il hat ge's. , w i i state grants br cornmunications equipment to be used in ambulances, A second ambulance firm applIed for the CXCIUSVC contract, but county cornflllS.SiOners last week turned down the application from Alda Ambulance Service. Ald,i l'resident Bernard Fidelo criticized the county for not ;illruwing him the opportunity tn prove he could operate an ci. fective ambulance service wIthout the $20,000 subsidy that goes each year to Uerndon, Public Safety Director Gary KaIser and OMAE recommended an audit of Ilcrndon's txiok.s. ilut the commission failed last week and again today ti order any such audit. '.. oo i liii V .'_11 I-'lic ' ,,' ; rec/c ' UV . • 2:30 And TimeTo Go cgrDs DEC10 - By u!AitYLIN TIP'I'ON Ilt'raid ('t'rrespondent (';issclberry City Council Monday night voted to require all tavern patrons to be out by' 2:30 am. Until last night, city ordinance allowed people to order icveral drinks before the 2 liii. closIng time, then sit fir hours. ('ouncil aLso pas.sell a special resolution of appre'iation for Jim€'s El. Rvrne' Jr., recognizing his ' - ,- Fr ' __________ -'.•w Children in grades 3-4 of six Sanford elementary schools were invited by Sanford Postmaster James Covington to urge early mailing of C'hristmas cards and packages via a poster contest. First prize at each school was a stamp-collecting kit. Chosen best at MitRsa' Elementary were Stanley Fossitt (left), First; Stanley Ferguson, second place; and Sherry Carpenter, third place. WINNING ARTWORK devotion to duty and hIs far beyond that usually given by II iuu:nicipal judge. 'layor Gerald (hristiansen read into the ijuncil record a letter from I ,c'rald Ilaskeil indicating withdrawal from the I ;ice for city- council due to dedication persilnal reasons anti prizintrily due to j llilii' i;il reasons,'' Christ iansen ii';: a niiunceul that lie haul received cc ord that mans' lgtLS posted by candidates went' being destroyed or t;iinpt.'red with. "This OffIce," he said, "will take every measure to see that anyone caught destroyIng anvbod'"s signs will be dealt with to the fullest extent ii! the' law.'' In uither action, council Authorized changes on the' application for I III ultratiuin.Influiw studies A ut hon z el changes ui Ihi' ii.iri swl!Illilllug )'v'i 1 . . . Impact Fees I ('iintinued from Page 1-A) John Kinibrough have fought tor retention of the impact fee collection system. Ruth colmlmissioners have argued that homeowners would cl)uilterpart be forced to shoulder the tax burden ii developers are pernianently let off the hook on imilpact lees. Impact fees are used in Sc'iiiinole' County' for the countywide fire district and for clean-up and repair of old schools in the county' school syst ciii [)emlluu:r;ut.s on the board opened the door to abolishing the system by' allowing developers of conventional units to receive building permints without payment of the let's. Presently', a developer may get a permit without paying the $310, but the Democraticinspired ruling does not apply to planned unit development PUDi, where the bulk about $45 million - of future impact fee money is recorded. i - commissioners will consider the report at a later work session. Concerning that section of the report which deals with ness Williams said construction, it is doubtful that such a venture would pass in the Florida legislature. About three years ago, an effort was made by Ieislators to cut out the up to three-year free ride which new industry' has on the tax rolls. But, the molement was quickly killed in the Florida legislature by lobbying efforts of the building industry'. One member rif the ad hoc committee, Rb Simpson, asked Williams, "When is it I action going to happen" Williams had no specific answer, $- amid 1'S at AND NOW FOR THE 5 O'CLOCK NEWS. the GYPSY TENT RESTAURANT -[ CARVED BUFFET ROAST YOUNG TURKEY ____ WITH DRESSING BAKED VIRGINIA HAM WITH MORENCY SAUCE - , ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF l'ubl IC Safety 1)1 rector Douglas Keller reported as of Jan, 3, I.ongwood court cases will be heard by the county judge every' Thursday with those of .Altainonte Springs at the AltZUuiOflte City hall. CR EAM OF C EL ERY SOUP FULLSALADBAR SWEETBAIYCARROTs GLAZED YAMS CORN O'BRIEN BROCCOLI WITH CHEESE SAUCE COUNTRY POTATO CAKES CORNBREAD STICKS BLUEBERRY MUFFINS PUMPKIN PIE MINCE PIE Keller aLso reported two new police cars are due for delIvery till I.'c 4. Insurance will present group Insurance' proposals for city enlployes to CouncIl and department heads ,It 5 p.m. on 17cc. 6 ,ut city hail. l(isurince expert and Council nanulidate Steven DeMino volunteered Iii serve as advisor to the city It) t'hotusmg the best insurance package K.AR.N$ AG E N'C'Y ASSORTED DESSERT TABLE representatIves clert. terms Of said Writ of $158,000 Grant Awarded Seminole Graham Asks For Retraction (1 consider and determine wtrettser or VIOLETA R. CORPUS. hiS wife. riot the City will vcate and abandon Defendants HERSEY, any right of the City and the publiC Casselberry, Florida, as amended NOTICE OF SALE validity of the decedent's wilt, the F 10 r id a , CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 0ECLAPINC Defendants in and tO a Portion Of a Utility Notice is hereby given that, and supplemented qualificalions 01 the personal AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF SUIT Easement lying between Hiiwithi pursuant to an order or a linal Said Ordinance will be placed on repres,ntalive, or the venue or SFRVICES; DEFINING CON OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NAME STATUTE TO QUIET TITLE Avenue add Iroquois Avenue anci ludgment of foreclosure enlered in first readng On Monday, lurisdiction Of the Court IN THE ESTATE: Di TIONS OF ANNEXATION, 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN December. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO between Orlando Drive arid Santa the above captioned aCtion. I will 6. 1976. and the Cty Council ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND P P 0 V I D I N C will YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Notice is hereby given that the 10 N I N C DEFENDANTS: FREDERICK J Barbara Drive, described as sell the property situated in considersame for final passage OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED CLASSIFICATION, REDEFINING undersigned pursuant to the theadm,n,slratlonof the estate and HERSEY, ii alive, arid hl unknown follows WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Seminole County, Florida, described adoption after the public hearing spouse, if "Fictitious Name Statute," Chaptef' of JOHN WESLEY WILLIAMS. THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF married, and if dead, the which will be held in the City Halt of All of that certaIn 11 foot public 45 f011Ows Date of the tir5t publication Qf thiS deceased. File Number 76 314 C P is CASS EL BERRY, F LOP IDA. TO $6509. Florida Stalutes, will register unknown heirs, devisees, le'gatees, utilityeasem,nt lylngonLots 13. 13 Notice t Lot 6. Block "B", NORTH Adminislration pending in the Circuit Court Ion INCLUDE SAID PARCEL OF with the County Comptroller, in and Casselberry. Florida, on Monday. granteet assigns. spouses, llenors, November 23rd. 1976 A. II, IS. 16, and 16 A. Block II. 4TH December 13. 1976, at 7.30 ORLANDO TERRACE SECT ION 3, Seminole County, Florida. Probati1,, LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL f' Seminole County. Florid. PM.. or creditors, successors, trustees o SECTION. DREAMWOLD. ac assoonthereatteraspossible. Of UNIT I. according to the plat w E Winderweedl. Division. the address of which 5 LIMITS CITY. receipl of proof of the publication of OF SAID Atthe them andeachofthem.andanyand cording to Plat thereof thereof as recorded in Put Book I?. rer meeting nteresIed panics may ailotheiAS Personal Reprejenta thiS notice, tIre fiCtiti* name, to Seminole County Courthouse. AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT OF persons or parties claiming in Plat Book 1, Pagi 99.04 the Public P49129. Public Records of Seminole appear and be heard with respect tO live of the Estate of Sanford, Flotid, 32771 The per CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE wit NATIONAL by. through, under or against them, TENNIS Records 01 Seminole County. County, Florida tIn Proposed Ordinance, Thl BEN MY ERS. representaty, of the estate is A N N E x A T ION ASSOCIATION under which we are HE R E I N . oreIcflofthem.andagair,sfanya Florida. LESS the North 14 fef Together with the following items c hearing maybe continued from lime Deceased PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS engaged in btjslness at post Office MARY HIGGINS WILLIAMS all parties or thereof to time until final action iS taken by property which are located in and persons having or ATTORNEY FOR PER SONAL whose address iS 2005 Oak Avenue AND P RI VI LEG ES FOR Box 293. A Itamont, Springs, claiming any right, title or interest the City Council. Persons interested may appear permanently installed as a part REPRESENTATIVE. Florida, 37701 Sanford, Florida. 32771 The name CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY in and to the f011owing described Winderweedle. Nine's, Ward and be heard at the time arid place Copies of the POPOs,d the Improvements of the said lNid SEVERABILITY. That the parties interested in said and address of the personal AND Ordinance properly lying and Situat, in & EF. specified ate available at One Magic Chef Range Woodman, P A. FEC lIVE DATE ,siness enterprise are as.followi representative's attorney are tet the City Hall with seminole County, Florida. towit: City Commission of the the Clerk of the City One Fasco Hood By C Brent McCagfrren and same may forth below WHEREAS. There has been filed DANIEL EVANS The East 9 ttet of Lot 4. Block City of Sanford. FIlda be inspected by the public One Chrysler Furnace . P 0 Box 380 All persons having claims or with the City Clerk of the City MARJORIE EVANS CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES Winter Park, Florida By H N Tamrn, jr. On. Chrysler Air Conilitlorwr 32790 Casselberry, Florida, Petition for demands against the estate are CHARLES A HEATH DATE 0 thes 79th day of SUBDIVISION, according to Plat Telephone (305) City Clerk November. A 0 1776 Wail to' Wall CarpetIng 644 6312 required. Annexalion signed by the tan Dated at Winter Park. Orange wITHIN THREE thereof recorded in ?tat Publish Nov 23. 1976 (S.zai) The express enumeration of the Book 2, Publish NOv 23. 30. 1976 down*rs of the area sought to b County, Florida, NOvember 5. 1916 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OFf' Pages III through 116, Public DE FlOe DEF ill Ioregoing item5 shill riot be Oeemeo Li3 Tflm annexed consenting THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF i.i to Publish Nov 9, 16, 73. 20. 1976 rrrnole rnuunty, and Acting Cily Clerk to limit or restrict the ippllClbility requesting the annexation of said DEF Florida THIS NOTICE. to tile with the cierk of any other language describing in Publish NOv. 73. 1976 parcel ma YOu and each of you are hiteby '4$ , ;Di CunSiuereQ a ______________________________ nf thf et.cv DEF 116 the general terms other poperty Statement of any claim Of demand severally nOtified that EDNA HElL. thorougplly the feasibility of Such IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE intended to be covered hereby ________________________ f k iEDNA M. JIMINEZ, has tied annexation and Zoning of the City y ayhave Each Claim muit be Together with all structures arid of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. PfOTICEOF GENERA L Casselberry. Florida, In her Complaint in the Circuit Court. in writing and must indicate the accordance CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE improvements riowand hereafter ott ELECTION NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE with Chapler 63 1331, Laws of COUNTY. FLORIDA. blsis for the claim, the n.sme and Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in a saId land, and fixtures attached NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FlorIda, 1963. address of lire creditor or tri$ agent ton Seminole County, Florida, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Chapter 49926, Laws CASE NO. l4-lln-cA.2..D thereto also all gas, steam. dec by virtue of that certain Writ of against you and each , Florida. 1969, Article II. Sc1lon Or attorney, and the amount You will pleas, take notice that Inc. water, and other heating. S In Its. Matter of the Adoption 04 Execution issued out of and under the a general election will be held in the 12. Chapter 69 927, Laws of FlorIda, VALERIE KAY HECKLE Defendant to quiet title claimed lithe Claim s not yet due. cooking, refrigerating, lighting, the seal of flit County Cify of Like Mary. Flotida on Court Of t date when it will become due Plaintilf to the above de1cribeJ real 190, House Bill 2383. Laws 04 Itti plumbing, ventilating, irrigating, NOTICE OF ACTION Orange County, Florida, upona fInal Property localed in Seminole 7th day of December, 1916 Icr ttie Florida. 1972, and House Bill 1020. shall be Stte'd If the claim is 9 TO' MICHAEL PENTZ and power systems, machines, iudgmenl rendered lit the aforesaid Chapter 73 179. Laws of Florida, contingent or unliqijidated, Ihe County. Florida, the abbreviated PurPose of electing Address Unknown appliances, fixtures, and ap court on the 2111 day of September, 1913, and Chapter 13.297. Laws of title of which 5 entitled "EDNA the unCertainly shall De\ pottenance. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED nature ic now are or may A 0 1976, in Ihat cain case en A MAYOR for the City of lake Florida, 1973. all as amended HE IL, I k a EDNA M. JIMINEZ. Stated II the claim is secured. lIre hereafter pertainto,orbeused with, and that a Petition for the adocelon of Mary for a two ar Ierrn titled. David L Patterson, Plaintiff, supplemented, and security Shall be described the Plaintiff, versus FREDERICK J, in,oron sad premises, even though VS Steven 0 Goldimitti, Defen VALERIE KAY HECKLE hat been Claimant shall deliver suft,cient WHEREAS, said tract Of land lies tiled , HERSEY, Ct ml, Defendants", and Councilman Seat 2 or a two year in the above.styled Court arid they be de$.sctied or detachable ày dant, which aforesaid Writ of in Seminole County, Florida, and is copies of the claim to lIe clerk to you and each of you, are hereby teem afoubllcsale,tothehlglsestand best fhat you, as the natural father of the enable the Execution was delivered to me as one year configuous tO existing municipal Child clerk to mail one copy to required to serve a copy of your Councilman Seat 3 Iota bidder for cash. sosiol'il to be al o hue front West Sheriff Of Seminole County, Florida, adopted In this each personal properties and are specifically procing, answer or other defense, If any upon term representative door of the Seminole County and I save levied upon are reoulred to serve a lie following FRANK C WHIGHA.M All persons interested in the estate described in this Ordinance; arid CouncIlman Seat a for a two year of STEN copy of your written defense,, if any Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at described property owned by Steven STROM, DAVIS I. MCINTOSH. term WHEREAS, obiections to Such you have, fg whom a Copy of thi% Notice of 11.00 AM on the lrd day of 0, Goldsmith, said property being on Petitioner's attorney. attorneys for Plainliff, w$sose ad. annexation and toning have been FRANKLIN Administrti has been mailed are The place of voting '$111 be the December, 197$. T. locate'difl Seminole County, Florida, dress iS Post Office Box 1330. San WALDEN, requIred, Lake Mary School, 132 South considered and hearings held, and it WITHIN THREE (5.04) ESQUIRE, of the Law Office's more particularly descnib,d as Of 4 lord, Florida 77771, and to IiIe true Country Club Road and West Lake appearing in the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Arthur ft Beciwith, Jr follows best interest of the BROCK. MASSEY & WALDEN. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Origin.I of lame in fPi office of me Mary Blvd. Lake Mary. Florida Cify of Casselberry, Florida, It) Suite 107. 6)4 Eait Semoran Clerk of the Circuif Court Lot 15, Block A. Stion I. Clerkoftheabove The polls will be open Iron, 7 00 annex arid lone THISNOTICE tofile any obieclicirs styled Court otto, By Patricia A Jackson Sweetwate, Oaks, according to the before property, December 27th, 197$, as AM to 7.00 P.M. sublect to specifIcSaid conditlorn ad Boulevard. Altamonte Springs. Ihey may have that challenges tti4 Deputy Clerfr PEat thereof as recorded in Plaf Florida, and to file the original required by law If y fail ho iso s,, restrictions; and validity of the decedent's will the Chairman of the EI*ction Board, MacLean and Broolte Bo I?. at Pag,s $910, Public ivdgmenf thereof With Ifue Clerk 04 this P.Ourt, WHEREAS, the City Council has qualuticat ions of the personal by default will be taken Mr. Home, Gleason, Attontevs for Piainliff toll Records Of Seminole County. against you to be don on or before representative or the concluded from investigation truat Serving on the Election Board venue or Post Office Driwev x Florida December 13th. 1976. otherwise a luriwiction of the court This Notice shall be pUblished Mrs, Lillian Burke, Mrs Letha all municipal services will be Jacksoflv'tle, FlOrjd 377Q3 ifld the undirsignag as Sheriff 04 default will bI entered against OU Oncea weth for tour (1) COfflScUtivi Fowler,Mrs. AroiynTrue.AII,rnte available to the area lob. anneved for the relief ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND Publish. Nov 2'*. 1976 Seminole County, Florid.. will at w'eqk$ demanded In the OBJECTIONS NOT SO the effective date of mis Or Mrs. Jon Day. Mr. James G. Jr. F ILED OEF lii Petition. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,,, 11.00 AM on rIse 13th day Of dinance. DATED thu Ith day of Depufy WILL BE FOREVER BARRED December, ts.O. 1976 otter for sale , --------------------------------------WITNESSmvhandandti...,..,.1 ... .....,... . . ,i-" ..r,J,, .i.v lirsi puolication 01 IlSis .. petsuns ° egaity registered if '' and tell to tie' higheti bidder. for ' ths Crt on thl $m day of Notice S,al) ENACTED BY THE at CITY Seminole County and living within Administration cash. sutycl l any and all existing November, 197$. Arthur P'f. Beckwifh, jy COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF the tognd,anie, of the City Cf Lake November 16th, 1976 Ie'iri, at the Front (WesIl Door of (SEAL) Clerk Of the Circul' Court CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA: Mary. Florida, Mary Higgins Williams may avail them the Seminole Cnly Courthouse in Arthur H. Beckwltpi, Jr. By. Mary N Dardn SECTION I - ANNEXATION selveg of fheir Rights of Franchise. As Personal Representa Sanford, Florida. Cle'rk of the Circuit Court Ifs, above Deputy AND ZONING - ThaI the City 04 live of the Estate of Dated November iS, 191$ described personal Peopurty By. Genevieve PoijItj STENSTROM, DAVIS & Ca$seibecry, Florida, doesherewlth JOHN WESLEy WILLIAMS By: Walter A. Sorenson They said ta'e 5 being made to Deputy Clerk and hereby annex and designate MCINTOSH Deceased Mayor satisfy the TALLAIJASSE IAPI - Rep. Dennis McI)onald says the state ought to institute a 'Red Tape of the Year" award and he has a prime candidate in iiimd. McDonald said Monday that the Department of I lealth and Rehabilitative Services would win fur it.s complicated 10-step procedure for processing child support paYments. The St. Petersburg Republican said the intent of the absent fathers law was being thwarted by the bureaucracy's slowness in processing the checks, Tuesday Nov. 23, 197$-3A SERVING 1:00A.M. 103:00 P.M. AND :00 P.M. TO 9:00 P,M, CALL AFTER 5PM. WEEKDAYS AND SAVE. I hat's the time t(!) dial long distance dii'ecr and catch UI) \ r jtJi all the latest news. Low evening rates apply from 5 p.m. until 11 p.111, I ''''LI.'i.,..;'',,, ii . ,., hilt - i'.i ii' ' ' CHILDREN UNDER 12 2.75 GROUPS OF 3 OR MORE PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS QUALITY INN NORTH INC. Where QUality Sells & Servuce Tells 104 E. Commercial Dia1322-5762 $A.. fl , Sc11 (her n Bell 4 & 434 LONGWOOD (3051 862.4flflfl __ ____ �Evening Hem1d !' 41 N Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Around Literally hundreds, no, thousantLs, of Sanford area sports fans were inn state of shock today, still unable to believe that the Seminole High football team, undefeated and destined for heights heretofore unattained by any area team, had forfeited its last two games of the season and a state 9 playoff berth to boot. The announcement was made late Monday morning when Seminole High Principal Don FflEN('ll AVE.. SANFOHI). Fl.it, 32771 Area (le 3322.2611 or 8.11-9993 Tuesday, November 23, 1976-4A WAYNE D. [)OYI.E, Publisher NUUMAN If. OSIIRIN, Editor JOSEPH 1), VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director - Home Deliver Week, 3 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28 40. B Mail In Florida same as home delivers All o ther mid Mnth $1 0; 6 Months. I i6 211; 12 Months, S32.0 - L W GOP Can Turn It All Around The Clock By BILL CURRIE As they pondered the results of the last presidential election, many Republicans may have thought about the renowned cable that Mark Twain sent to the Associated Press in 1897: "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated." Political morticians have been burying the Republican Party frequently since the 1930s. The facts and figures are familiar. The GOP now commands the unswerving allegiance of only about one-fifth of the voters. It has controlled Congress for only four of the last 44 years. It got drubbed in the congressional elections of Itt1, t)1, Iil'4 and tim. The states belong to the Democrats. Republicans are ignored by blacks and yo un g people. Then there's the Goldwater debacle, final two games of the season. Upon learning of the player's status, Reynolds did the only thing an honorable man could do — he immediately reported the facts to Floyd Lay, executive secretary of the Florida High School Activities Association. Lay, who has one of the most sensitive jobs anyone could imagine, informed Reynolds that Seminole would have to forfeit itsgaines with Daytona Seabreeze and Lake Brantley and that Gainesville would be named the winner of District &..tAAA. We Y'ii Judge all have __________________________ perfect vision when it comes to , 1~ ~, , 4 §. : . ' . .V4 ./ 4J \ they pressed ever westward. But suppose that instead of a million or so Indians scattered over a vast continent, the first settlers in North America had encountered tens of millions of them. We might well have devised . 1. .1 — - . 1 — JOHN CUNNIFF Break F the strategem, long before it was adopted by NEW YORK AP — A mortgage contract sequestering these South Africa, of under which elderly homeowners can live off the unassimilable natives into "Bantustans." value of their homes while retaining the right of We did, in fact, sequester the In di a ns en e best land and lifetime occupancy is being backed by the after taking th reservations — exterminating those wl)u offered rt:a6td1jj:e tc, natinn's "injor home-lending group The innovation conceivably could provide tremendous social and financial benefits, reason no one in this country suggests granting these reservations the status of independent cause 70 per cent of households heads over age 65 are homeowners, with a total equity of more than nations is that the Indians are so few. Thus the difference between the United States and South $80 billion. At the same time, it is estimated that nearly Africa, in regard to the treatment of its native two-thirds of elderly married couples who own kind, not of population, is one of degree, And thus we can join in the world chorus their homes have less than desired incomes, and the advance of white civilization. The only JACK ANDERSON Nixon Expected T wrevy. has drawn up a set of questions that the Vietnam war, negotiating the detente with I would satisfy a Watergate prosecutor. If Nixon Russia and China, the SALT talks, and the balks over the rough line of questioning, the military coup In Chile. entertainer turned investigator may take legal Frost will conduct 12 two-hour, raw inaction to compel him to reply. terviews with Nixon at San Clemente. These will Sources close to Frost say that any refusal to be compressed into four shows, each to run go answer the hard questions would "not be in the minutes. Frost hopes to put the programs on the s spirit of the contract," which provides for an air during consecutive weeks, beginning In May. estimated $750,000 payment to the former He wrote into his contract a clause that no pit. Theyconsider a lawsuit, he'er. Nixon, will ha ve theright only an "extreme possibility." the raw material but Frost himself, lie has hired Frost himself, in a guarded talk with us from three crack Investigators — James Reston, Jr., Paris, played down any such possibility. "I Phil Stanford and Robert Zelnick — to help him think," he said, "That (Nizon) wants to confront with the basic research. Clearly, the famous TV his past." Frost declined further comment. interviewer will pull no punches. To prevent the questions from leaking out MOON TROUPE — Rev. Sun Myung Moon, before the taping session with Nixon next March, the self-proclaimed Korean holy man, has Frost has written harsh confidentiality clauses frequently lobbied In the halls of Congress on into the contracts with his three researchers, behalf of his religion, his country and the antiNevertheless, we have learned that pointed Communist cause. We have previously reported questions will be put to Nixon: how his missionaries collar congressmen and — Was he responsible for the criminal even frequent the inner sanctums of House erasure of the famous 13 and one half-minute Speaker Carl Albert's office. tape segment, which might have implicated him Now confidential State Department cables much earlier in the Watergate coverup? reveal that Moon's minions have been throwing Does Nixon know of any other illegal acts, their weight around In the Uni ted Nations, In besides those already In print, that the White Africa and in the Middle East. house plumbers carried out' A June, 1915, classified cable from the U.S. is he aware of other improper activities, mission at the United Nation to the American not yet revealed, of the FBI, Central Intelligence embassy in Sierra Leone, for example, lalined Agency and Internal Revenue Service' that Moon's Unification Church had acted as a - - "C "Your qualifications for the job are impeccable. How are you at softball?" - - It S - - - -' '. Did Nixon authorize the so-called "professional, wt'll-financtd lobbyist group at ''Kissinger wiretaps'' uf 004 i ieii ar.d KLS.stflger the '-ith 1N(;A United N,itnns I ner,il - ' I mission ( FTC) vs. Spider Man vitamins. p . ner 61 6 nUill L'Ufi~VlitiUll here last week that "We're not t-1'—`tip!e vitaniin spp!cmcr,t_s in general or an i ContInued truui Page l'A, This Is certainly true. But the fact is — and the FTC has no evidence to the contrary — that " It isn't our main thrust but I like it," said children do not do the 'vitamin-buying, their John Hardin, who this year heads the league, parents do. Why the FTC thinks otherwise, it which this year will make about 80 percent of all does not say. loans on single-family houses. The central question in this whole fiasco is: "We need to work out something to help older What was the clear and present danger that people in our society whose only alternative is to warranted the FTC abridging the First Amend- A S that the present regulatory climate would tenl to present or otherwise. In an interview, Larry Zacharias, a staff inhibit development of the idea, attorney in the FTC's Division of Special lie said the associations want flexibility to Projects, Bureau of Consumer Protection, tells design mortgages to better fit the needs of bor- n'ie he recommended that the FTC take the rowers but that the mood of Congress, which action it did because four complaints had been oversees the work of the Federal Home Loan received concerning children who overdosed on Bank Board, limits them to Fixed-term mnor- vitamins. These complaints included; one letter tages. ton congressman's office: two phone complaints to the FTC; and one complaint from a Bostonbased consumer group, Action for Children's Television iMTh, said ('hrlstmas (,IIts Burned Sanford Firemen said a neighbor spotted smoke coining from a parked camper trailer about 5 am. today in the yard of the Richai d hank residence at 142 Mayfair Circle, Sanford, and av' akent'd Rank, who was asleep inside his residence Officials estimated the damage to the t'alnper unit at $700 to $1,0W and said the interior was destroyed along with some i'hristnios presents that had been stored in the trailer. No injuries were reported and cause of the fire hasn't been determined, a fire department spokesman said Zacharias then accuses Hudson of "circumventing" the National Assn. of Broad. caster's code which, he says, forbids ads d urin g programs where 20-50 per cent of the audience consists of children under 12. But when I point out to him that the NAB code defines a children's audience as one made up of Assembly)." The Moon disciples, stated the cable, had over 50 per cent kids under 12, he backs off this worked with a not her group, protestin g the Charge conceding that Hudson actually was treatment of Japanese nationals living in North within the NAB code but violated its "spirit." Korea. The Moon troupe "consisted of very In Boston, Peggy Charren, the head busybody determined and well-organized people who are at ACT, Is even more d1dainfW of business' right II All ' nut willing to give up without (a) fight," the UN mission reported. -' for information, . 1 children's missionary work at the same time. ARRIVF Al ivr - S:)t'C 'lATE Bond was set at $5,500 for Timm Johnsen, 34, of Jacksonville, on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and possession of a shortbarreled shotgun in connection with the traffic offense on 14. Trio Jailed Altamonte Springs police jailed three Cincinnati men in lieu of $10,000 bond cactron charges of possession of controlled substance and possession of narcotic paraphernalia. County jail records li.ted thenien as Thomas Harold Roland, 23: Williarti .Joscph I'aff, an(] Rick)' Lee Atwoo d, 18. Attempted Murder charge Longwood police jailed Sandra Redding Elliott, 37, of 830 W. Second St., Longwood, in lieu of $18,000 bond on charges of attempted murder, use of it firearm in commission of a felony and resisting arrest with violence after a domestic disturbance with her husband, Charles, in which a firearm was discharged, according to county jail records. In other arrests, sheriff's deputies arrested Gloria Dean Burke, of 1120 Florida Ave., Sanford, on a circuit court warrant charging four counts of uttering a forgery. Bond was set at $5,000. Deputies arrested Richard Michael hlughton, 33, of Box 431. Spac e ' .t. . .- .-- .. 4. At the second house, owned by Durrence Construction Co. Inc., wallpaper was torn away, windows smashed, paint poured over , I ', claimed in the new building — as well as superior financing arrangements made possible by SCOPA's status as a governilut'IILII entity. Itental payments for completed building space would be f un. nek'd through SCOI'A to help pay the contractor's costs while workers proceeded with additional ccnstruction, Ryan said, In addition to the one definite request for space, yan said thi ."e other firms had expressed interest in buildings ranging in size from 2,000-30,000 square feet, "This is quite unique in that it's a health)' marriage of government and the private sector," Ryan said. "And government doesn't have to conic up with up-front money or exposure. I frankly believe that once we start this, it will snowball and almost all contractors who have the Financial capability will want to get in on it. Asher Kanner, 91, of 2544 Sanford Ave., died Monday itiorning, lie was born in llush, l(o,nania, and came to Sanford ill 1905. lie was a retired merchant and int'mbt'r of the CongregationOhe'v Shalom of Orlando Survivors include two son, Jack and Murray Kaiuier, lttli of Samiford; two granddaughters, Mrs. Barbara Ann of Ke West and Mrs. Funera' Notices I.. (')x, hlirnmingh;iiii, Ala.; fln'ue, Mrs. Lee Sarmiuel, Sanford; five greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews S('hlWAitT'/. Abe Schwartz, of 711 E First St., Sanford, died Monday. lie had lived in Sanford for the past iX and .t half years moving ('rate N. (;t'istt'r Melvin M. I larri' Fra:'ces C. herr I':lizabetli Mainur Minnie E. 'Nietts charge Heider G. Anderson, Ik'ltona Santiago McAllister, 1)cltona Irene M. Rutledge, E)eltona (;eorge Johnson, Jacksonville Essie M. House, Lake Mary C1ai Ics I.. Tuip, Lake Mary Winfield II. Thompson, New Po rt R iche y - Emnmiia II. Ui,sner, New Port Itichey Ei;uiia It. Rcsner. Osteen ('TauIettt' J)hj.son Winter S p ring" , here from Dellarv and the Jewish faith. - ii, as Gramnkow Funeral hint.' i, charge if airaili4r1m1t':1(.s Gramko* Fvneral Home San for d ri charge - will be closed Thurs., Nov. 25 & Fri., Nov. 26 BLAIR AGENCY ' Check with Georae $tuart. —. ------ .- - — —— - BOYD-WALLACE INSURANCE AGENCY I CRUMLEY-MONTIETH, INC. KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY THE McKIBBIN AGENCY POWELL'S INSURANCE AGENCY TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY SANFORD INSURANCE AGENCY effjoy gaft Tkohgiviitg Io.li&uj 1- Women's and Children's Temperature ranging from lows In upper 10% north, SOs centr al and 60s south CASUAL SHOES Many styles . colors - ,I ar~ I-1 ~\ and sizes to choose from Reg. 2 Pr, for , A , - insurance agencies MMMNI Saturday. ' . in Fair and continued quite ('(lid today and tonight. Wednesday portion In highs In upper 60s partly cloud' and not as cold. extreme north portion to o % highs today in the low to mid elsewhere. 60s. Lows tonight mostly in the 1 ". El)NE5l).\'s 111)1- ,s low 10S. highs Wednesday in Daytona Beach: highs 9 13 the upper 60s. Mostly Northeris am, and 10:06 p.m.; Lows 3:02 v' Ind - lOt,, IF, m n I. r" -' ant .'tnd 3'49 ' rn N9rth('ach'rly tts Wednesday. Exi'F:Ni)F:L) FOl(l-J'.%s'F Po rt Canaseral: Highs 9:21 lhursday through Saturdayi a.m. amiti 9:3 p.m.; Lows 2:5 Chance of showers extreme a.m. and 3:34 p.m. South portion Thmirsda',. Rain Bayport: highs 1:56 a.m. and Nor th west portion Friday and 3:44 p.m.: lAiwx 9:16 a.m. and entire No rt hern 9:01 Florida . The following 1 had been "led down the path," lI(! said tie would vote against payment of the design fee unless other designs are presented. McClanahan asked what alternative the city would have if the building cannot be construc'ted for $30 per square foot. City Manager WE Knowles said the contract with the architee't is based on that figure and that the city does not have to accept cost bids for more than that, In other business, Knowles reported that a use permit to allow construction of a sidewalk on the north side of Celery from iAlcust to Bay has been nutted to the state Department if Transportation for approval, a requirement before construction can begin. Major purpose of the sidewalk is to serve Hopper Ai';itlemtiy school Q "''" — Uuneral serv'ces for Abe Schnirli of iii E F rl St , Sanford *00 ded Monday. wit be held iSednesday Il 9 a m l use QraveSde ri Highland Memory Garden s With R abbiLarryH:iprioticanng of Survivors include three nephews, Stuart l)avid Schwartz, of (.'tiev Chase, Md and Bertram II - and James Schwartz, of Silver SprIl;Ls. Ml -------- --- SCHWARTZ, ABE Tihu'1 e1/evJoage (Continued From Page lA WEATHER Monday's high 60: Today's . 0 In other business, Ryan told SCOPA panelists that on Nov. l the port became an official weather station sanctioned by the National Weather Service. — low 37, kANNER. ASHER .- f,jnr,t Serv'c for Asher Kanner, 9), ci 2S4 Sanford Ave AA0nddV held vVednes day at 2 p m at Brisson F unerat Homp *ib R.3bb Rudolph J Adler oiii(a0rj Dural ri Ohe Shalom C CmClr Orlando tSr isson uneral Home ,n 17~a___ Sanford Ernest A. Gajdusek, I)eltori Walter G. I .atshaw, Dt'ltona IAtuist' II. McElroy, t)eltona Edwin .1. Ogden, Dt'ltttiia hkk'ri P. Taylor, l)eltona Clara I,. Ty(;, I)cltona Williamt II. 11"e•1'.tr, E)eltona I 'mdv I.. Edwards, Lake lIt'k'n Rubi Hathaway, New Smyrna Beach I h'li'n Hirt, Osteen Neal 'I Wt':,t, \'i'.tburi, N V 1)lS('IIAR(;Es Sarthrh l,at'ni a Ii.'iinett Eula E Pa'nson Miictta Butts M1ir. S Hrro.l Liniki a $1,000 heart-shaped diamond necklace was stolen from her parked auto. 1k' added that businessmen would benefit from the availability of odd-lot space — such as the 6,250 square feet presently Un- AREA DEATHS A,SHER KANNEIt t' P make it possible for the port to offer industrialists plant warehouse-office space without risking any government money, Ryan said. HOSPITAL NOTES NO% F:\IIiFht22, 1976 At)MISSIONS Sanford: .Jiiiiiiiie I.. Daniels \ 'mon A. Davis F':;trl C. Fisher F rances C. I l'rr Mars E. Jaimit'.soii Betty J. Lillian) ('lautit' I' Lawrence Mildred I) ())dyke Brian Rush Richard 'l'otjin Bonnie 1. Tucker Diane S Watson Maiiiie I,. Williams hto"c L. Philips, Chuluota I'riciIli I' Raut&'n L''rc. carpeting and screens and the dining room carpeting soaked with water sprayed from the kitchen. Sheriff's detectives today were probing the theft of coins, television, and antique tables, total value $2,335, from an apartmnent at 687-B highland St., lMngwood. Deputy P. J. Higgins reported the dwelling was entered by burglars who forced open a window. Mary Barker, of 1954 Eastbrook Blvd., south Seminole, reported to deputies that a suitcase containing $700 in clothing and IContinued From l'age IA ,,1 '. ' , 3..'s" Men and Women's Suede Athlete -' JOGGER A '. .. ... - Re g. ,11. W $JR88 SJ3 . / ~V.~'' \ - 55 - .,of,. All Sizes . , ,-!%? _______ Women's SUEDE CASUAL and POCKET BOOTS !~ DON'T GAMBLE On Home Comfort Reg. 114' Children's HARNESS BOOTS I' advertising that it Is more of a Sizes 8'.2 to 3 The U.S. embassy in Amman, Jordan, also violation of the freedom of the manufacturer to cabled the State Department in 1975 to request a start to decide who shall be permitted to adcheck on the "bona fides" of Moon's ginseng tea Vertise, more of a problem to say 'yes, that's company. A mysterious Mr. Johnson, claiming good, no that Isn't good.' This is so horrendous in to represent the tea firm, had strolled into the terms of freedom to sell that ieems easier to embassy and talked vaguely about getting "to separate children entirely from that pro blem on know the culture" and learning "a little Arabic." TV." "Mr. Johnson is 27 years old, has high school When I strongly voice my disagreement, she education, and could offer very little tn Incredibly says this is okay, that one of the things formation about the company, its goals and that makes America great Is the right to difprocedures," stated the cable. Could Washington fering opinions. But evidently, this right does not "discreetly inquire" about Johnson? extend to business, A search of State Department files turned up Fortunately, our courts are moving toward a no answer to the Amman cable. A department recognition that the First Amendment applies to official said the query was probably answered in business advertising and away from the :Antc tl'r 1 101 totalitarian views f ?i h.iri;i' at;'! L ( irn. it a door ripped out of a pantry, deputies reported. Lake Proctor Drive, Geneva, on a circuit court warrant charging the manufacture of controlled substance. Bond for liughton was set at $5000, according to county Jail records. Sheriff's deputies reported today that vandals (lid $4, damage to the interiors of two new houses at Oil and PM Magnolia 1* The First Amendment, she says, is somethmg very dear to the heart of " but The "Ginseng Tradi ng Corporation (is) one of she Just doesn't see that it appli es to TV comtwo corporations set up by (the) church," replied merciats. But what's dangerous, misleading or the home office. The tea company's agents were unfair about advertising say a baseball game for in Sierra Leone, the State Department cabled, kids, I ask' She explains: primarily for business purposes, but corporate of ficials had "no objections" if they wanted to do "Well, there are so many problems ~ Police * Fire ------- --- rFLoRloC to free speech under the First Amendment. A classic example of the kind of person Herman edcan diploma ts in Sierra Leone ld Kahn calls a "safety fascist" — one who wants to become concerned about the activities of Moon use the force of government to protect you even missionaries in that country who were presen- if you don't want to be protected Ms. Charren ting themselves as representatives of a firm tells me her group Li against "anyThing being called the Ginseng Trading Corporation, The sold to children on TV" because such ads are U.S. ambassador asked the Sta te Department "dangerous, misleading and unfair." - that destroyed the interior of a frame dwelling at Midway -. and Sanford firemen this morning extinguished a fire that gutted a parked camper-trailer. 2 Heart Attacks The excitement of the blaze that engulfed the residence of Dorothy Ann Bryant at 3002 Center St. resulted in Ms. lirvant's mother and grandmother suffering apparent heart attacks, sheriff's deputies said, and a neighbor being treated for a nervous condition. Mrs. Bryant told deputy Donald McCormick that her residence was unoccupied at the time of the fire and that she believes the fire started froimi a kerosene burner in a bedroom. Otficers said the house was gutted inside and listed as a total loss. McCormick said while firemen were battling the blaze Mrs. Bryant's mother, 64-year-old Mrs. Mamie Bradley, "suffered what appeared to be a mild heart attack." Then during the excitement Mrs. Bryant's grandmother, Mr. Cora Strickland l(ice, 93, also apparently suffered a heart attack. The third woman. Ruby Glenn, 51, was aLso taken by ambulance to Si.qninol,' Memorial hospital, deputies experiiiient." re $ By A Neighbor promoting it, but we're receptive to the chance to advertised brand in particular." ' Ave., deputy Van Stuart reported. Stuart said Erwin received a slight cut on the temple. Stuart charged Edward R. West, 41, of 103 Driftwood line, Sanford, with armed trespass .'- a third-degree felony — and a l 'ar-old juvenile boy with armed trespass and aggravated axsault in connection with the incident, according to sheriff's r e i rts. Bond for Vest was set at $5,000, according to county Jail records. Weapons Charge Florida highway Patrol Trooper It. Langdale jailed a Jackson,-;) bail bo nd firm employe on felony weapons charges after arre'sking the man on a charge of driving under the influence of alcoholic beverages. Boy, 3'Y2, Saved s sell," said Hardin, president of the First Federal ment rights of Hudson Pharmaceutical Corp. to Savings and Loan Association of Hock 11111, S.C. speak freely through Its ads' For there i no The new league president indicated, however, evidence whatsoever of any such danger, clear, Cameron's pasture adjacent to the county park on S. Sanford UTT,\ \VA ' A!'i - About 50. (M04) foreign students studying in Canadian universities will face undue ha rdsh ip if t tilt ion increases I )roI )s(sl by several provinces are adopted, a ('Ooflher('flce on Third World students has ai'ned. The fee hikes pI'i)lX)sed for Jan. 1 would aise the tuition of foreign students about $750 ;,wr t erm above the current rates magazines or on TV, if the dominant appeal of the ad is to children, or if children are half the * left temple and abdomen by shotgun pellets. The juvenile allegedly fired a 20-gauge shotgun when a snipe flew up in Provinces Plan Tuition Hikes A couple of months ago, the Hudson Phar- audience For TV programs in which these vitamin ads appear, (W/Q, Also, Hudson is forbidden from advertising any vitamins for children on TV before 9:05 p.m. ilocal time ) If Spider Man or any other 'hero" Is used in a commercial. The FTC's consent order also states that a "hero" figure in a Hudson vitamin ad cannot be shown larger than half the size of the ad itself; Hudson cannot advertise any children's vitamins in comic books; and Hudson cannot mail vitamin ads directly to children. Pennsylvania, but had attracted little official enCalling the Spider Man ads an "unfair dorsement. practice," the FT 'states: "Children are un qualifi ed by age or experience to decide for However, the new president of the U.S. League of Savings Association, said at the group's an- themselves whether or not they should use Homeo w If it does not, the I O 8 __________________________________________ acronym will not stand for Grand Old Party, but I / ____________ WASHINGTON — When Richard Nixon faces aides? Did he approve any other w.retaps? Frost also plans to ask the deposed president the television cameras for his first interview perso nal questions about his emotional reactions since he abandoned the White house, he'll be cross-examined as if he were on the witness and his phlebitis attack after he was forced out of the White House. And there will be historical stand. TV interviewer David Frost, in the strictest of questions, 01 course, about Nixon's role in ending I If you think this is a gross overstatement, consider the case of the Federal Trade Coin. mnaceutical Corp. was pressured by the FTC into signing a consent order prohibiting it from adSpider Man vitamins in newspapers or action in proclaiming the nation of Transkei, and their home equity. The total equity of such elderly homeowners is thereby conveniently forfeiting the South African citizenship of some two million Xhosa sufficient to provide annual annuities in excess tribesmen who live and work outside their now of $5 billion. Under the "split equity" plan, the homeowner supposedly independent homeland. Eventually, of course, white Africans (they is assured a home for life, but in the meantime insist on calling themselves Africans) must obtains regular cash payments from the buyer. come to see the handwriting on the wall as The latter Is assured possession when the seller clearly as we do. But were we able to imagine dies. ourselves in their place, or to view our own The concept, long utilized in France, was history more honestly, we might be a little less popularized earlier this year by Prof. Jack M. Guttentag of the Wharton School, University of quick to judge and condemn and prescribe. I / •. --- * society." / The problem is that Republicans have not been able to articulate these qualities adequately or translate them into the modern context. If conservatism is the proper word to describe these qualities, it is no longer a conservatism that reacts negatively to excesses or rakes over the ashes of the counterculture. BERRY'S WORL D — / roundly denouncing South Africa for its recent could benefit from obtaining annuities based on Gone Old Party. / . I. . p Deputy Frank Ambrose said both houses were left unlocked and had "open house" signs posted in the front yards. Walls Kicked In A house owned by Einheit Construction Co. had walls in three rooms kicked in, light bulbs smashed, a chandelier damaged and * Courts Michael Anthony Erwin, 30, of Winter Park , and Robert Wayne Conley. 21, of Orlando, were fishing when Erwin was struck in the MEXICO Cl'I'V (AP) -- New government restrictions on trading in foreign currencies have given American tourists in Mexico another windfall, increasing the value of their dollars nearly lii per cent. To check panic buying of U.S. dollars, the government's Banco (IC Mexico ordered the banks on Monday to suspend trading in foreign currencies and gold until further notice. However, savings and checking accounts in foreign currencies were not affected. Foreign exchange houses continued buying and selling dollars. Tourists were able to exchange their dollars for pesos at hotels, although the hotels would not buythe pesos back from departing visitors. But hank branches at Mexico City's international airport were buying and selling up to $300 per customer. "commercial speech," business people are "the liberal's Jews and gypsies — a despised minority of subhunians who are not entitled to share in tht same ll'rties that we otherwise declare to be essential rights of every member of a free . - Rather than leveling the rhetorical artillery every time Democrats propose purely federal solutions for these problems, the Republicans can exhibit that the giveaway approach has been tried for 30 years, It is unimaginative and counterproductive and concurrently, the Republican party must offer constructive programs that emphasized private approaches by industry, the professions, institutions and citizens themselves. Tourists In Mexico Gain WASH INGTON — Monroe Freedman, dean of the flofstra University Law School and a member of the national board of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU puts it rather harshly but accurately when tie says that in tht'J First Amendment area Involving so-called ' h 11 as clear to Americans as the fact that the white minority regimes of Rhodesia and South Africa must sooner or later yield to demands for majority rule by their black populations. It is not only a matter of statistics — whites are outnumbered by non-whites by 20 to one in Rhodesia and by six to one in South Africa but of simple morality, Our 20-20 foresight is a lso enhanced by a general ignorance of the history of southern Africa, combined with a confortable distance from the scene. Yet a simple exercise in "speculative history" would show that. but for the grace of circumstances. Americans today could easily be in the same situation as the beleaguered white of southern Africa. Th ere is at least one major difference betthe histories of the two continents: The first Europeans in southern Africa found a relatively empty land and, expanding north, clashed with various black tribes, chiefly the Zulus, who were moving south. The first Europeans in the New World found the land already in the possession of native populations as -- 1_ . ' which Americans are obviously groping. The GOP must spread its tent. achieved this season. -~ FreeSpeech To If there is a single solid pillar on which the GOP can begin its reconstruction it is principle. And that has not changed in 120 years. All Republicans still stand for civil rights, constitutional principles, the maximum possible individual liberties, responsible economic stewardship, a modest government apparatus and so many of the other qualities for conservatism is passe. And then there is the Seminole High football team. This fatal blow shouldn't dim what the lxys Action Reports ford, sheriff's deputies said today. - upon its discovery. Oak Court, west of Longwood. A Sanford noin and a juvenile boy were arrested Monday a!ternoon on felony charges after shotgun pellets from a pasture area struck a fisherman in a boat on Lake Jessup, south of San- ATHENS, Greece (AP) A Greek airliner crashed in northern Greece today and all 50 persons aboard were killed, an airline SIX)kl'srnan said. Police said 17 bodies had been recovered from the wreckage of the Olympic Airways \'Sll, a twin-engine Japanese prop-jet that crashed in mountains south of Kozani, which is 275 miles north of Athens. It was not known if any foreigners were atx)ard the domestic flight. Don ' t Have - . Herald Staff Writer All 50 Aboard Killed Be So Quick countries as it is of individuals. For example, few international questions are The worst mistake th at the GOP would make would be to retreat into a small ideological enclave and expect Americans to follow. The defeat of such conservatives as Senators Buckley, Brock and Taft and the loss of Texas indicates that narrow interest Blame? It can't be placed on any single individual. It Is a shame something like this had to happen, especially at such an inopportune time. However, Principal Don Reynolds and Head Coach Jerry Posey must be commended as men of integrity for reporting the incident immediately Businesses ,'.'.' I By BOB t.l.OYI) Greek Airliner Crashes, Let' s Not A. Pellets Hit Fisherman' ' Arrested WORLD IN BRIEF affected by this one mistake. It's not just the football team that has been hurt. flow about the band? How about the cherleaders? Itriw about the dance team? flow about the parents of all the aforementioned who are so proud of the accomplishments of all those Involved? And how about all those diehard Seminole fans who have been waiting so long for a crack at the playoffs? JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. challenge to incumbent Gerald Ford. The GOP is fading away like the Whigs, intone many experts . Paradoxically, when President Ford finally did lose the election on Nov. 2, the public opinion tide turned. Even political commentators from the most liberal papers, like James Naughton of the New York Times, generally agreed with the assessment of Stuart Spencer, President Ford's chief campaign strategist, who said: "Don't write off the Republican Party. .there are still only two political vehicles in this co un try." ue, but what kind of a vehicle is the Grand Old Party? Obviously it is in no shape at the moment for another lap around the U.S.A. 50. Whether it will be in 1980 and beyond depends on the choices that the leadership of the Republican Party makes in the coming months. Our suggestion is "look to your heritage." When the newly formed Republican party issued its * first call for public support on March 28, 1856, it did so on an open, expansionist basis. From the beginning the GOP was a party designed to capture the broadest possible base of public support and to accommodate a wide range 01 differences. It was the answer to the narrowly based interest groups like the Barnburners, Conscience Whigs, Know Nothings, Free Soilers and so forth. Within four years the new GOP won the presidency and both houses of Congress. A thenmodern, pragmatic party, it also won 14 of the next I B presidential elections and controlled both houses of Congress for 21 of the 26 subsequent elections. to meet Winter Park anyway, since the Tribe had beaten Gainesville during the regular season. Think of the number of people who have been DON OAKLEY seeing our neighbor's faults. This is as true of . Showalter Field and Gainesville will now represent this district in that big game. Gainesville, you'll recall, fell 21-19 to the Seminoles and that was the only blemish on its record over the entire season. The Judgment of the ineligible player in covering up the fact that he failed a subject, or subjects, for the first grade-reporting session of the current school year must be questioned. Did he think that the teachers who gave him the failing marks would let it go undetected? Did he think he could get by with it for the entire year? Why didn't the teachers in question ferret out the ineligible player sooner than Monday morning? Did the teachers not know that the boy played against Daytona Seabreeze and should have been reported before Friday's Lake Brantley game? If that had been the case, Seminole would only have been forced to forfeit the Seabreeze victory and would have deadlocked with Gainesville for the district title and would likely have been the choice Reynolds disclosed that a player had failed in two subjects and the fact had gone unnoticed for the Watergate and Ronald Reagan's near-successful . Thus, Seminole was knocked right out of Friday's playoff with Winter Park High at Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1974—SA Reg. 8" Install A Famous Qu,iiIy Central Heat a Air Conditioning System For Year 'Round— Comfort SOUTHERN AIR of SANFORD INC. mOO N, Maple Ave Ph 322 *371 Sanford Plow 1"n Casselberry too. GEORGE STUART, INC. 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET ORLANDO. FLORIDA 32802 520 SOUTH HWY 17-92 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 $555 �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. 23, 17 Governmental By JOHN VAN GlFS(N 1A1.LAHASSEE ( APi committees from the 20 that operated wider his predecessor. Terrell Sessums, to 18. Of course, Tucker created three select committees, but somehow those were different. Last week, Tucker took command of the house for a second consecutive two-year term as speaker, the first time that's happened in 50 years. He created 22 two more than the number standing committees that operated under Sessums. 'There were 77 Democrats when Sessums created his committee structure, but there are 92 now. You really, can't have more Indians unless you have more chiefs. So Tucker created new committees on claims: corrections, probation and parole; and tourism and economic development, lie made the select corn- One of the beauties of governmental reform is that in a year or two, the reform can be reformed, One of the first orders of business for a new politician or political board is to revise the programs of the person or persons being succeeded. Now it turns out that some politicians reform their own reforms when they succeed themselves, Take House Speaker Donald Tucker, DTallahassee, for example. Before Tucker took office as speaker two years ago, he said there were too many House cornmittees. He announced that he would reduce the number to improve efficiency. True to his word, Tucker cut the list of standing or Reform - - Usually Ends inittees on veterans affairs and standards and conduct standing committees and he abolished the Growth and Energy Committee. The speaker moved responsibility for utility regulation From the 01(1 Growth and Energy Corninittt'e to the ltmgulated industries and licensing ('ommittee, The chairman of the latter is Rep. John Culbreath, [)-Brooksville, brother of 11.1.. l.'ulbreath, president of Tampa Electric Co., one of the state largest utilities. When Tucker created the growth and energy panel two years ago, he said it would 'look into the duties and responsibilities of the Florida Public Service C'ommis.slon to determine if there is some way the legislature can improve the system under which the' operate." Up It's interesting to see what Tucker had to say about two legislators who have fallen out of favor and were (lwnped last week from important positions. They are former Education Chairman Richard Hodes,I)Tampa, and former Finance and Taxation Chairman Carl Ogden, 0-Jacksonville. Tucker said at the 1974 organizational session that Hodes "has the legislative creativity and ability to deal with such an important assignment" and is .one of this body's most knowledgable members." "The Committee on Finance and Taxation will be chaired by another of the most qualified members of the house, Rep. 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A Touch of Country also offers a genuine — little gifts at little prices include small wooden toys, "string" hammock in choice of calico-handled jump ropes, size and color, For those who ''have pocket dolls, miniatures of all kinds to delight any child on everything", how about a Calico Cat ' or rooster or owl Christmas morning. Give your tree turn-of-the- door stop' An authentic century air with ornaments like hurricane lamp? A calicow ooden soldiers, cookie-dough skirted hearth brusi or kitchen figures, brightly colored birds, broomni? Patchwork placernaLs patchwork animals and little and napkins" A 'l'ouch of Country, in the angels, all ready to hang from every branch. Then select gifts Longwood Village Shopping that convey a special message Center on State Road 434 at 1-4, of love for everyone on your has the answer to almost every . (1rrL'tmaS slwpping red. Why Chr. I as bat. 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Park Ave. Sanford S p ci e I Pro gram 1A activities in Seminole advisor on safety in the ('n,tnte County schools are geared to PTA. will present the Helping tu objectives: hand program and show a film To bring into closer relation "Child Molesting." The Helping the home and the school, that hand program is sponsored by 4 11111 The annual Christmas bazaar was the main item of discussion at Sanford Garden Club circle meetings during November. '1ie bazaar will be held Dec. 3 nd 4 at the Garden ('enter, U S. 17-92 at the entrance to Sunland Estates. .' The Mimosa Circle uuict Nov. II at the Geneva Avenue'. Sanford home of Mrs. V S. Willis who served coffee cake. coffee and juice to eight members. Mrs. C. E• Chur' 't'ning, president, presided it tte business meeting Plans, were' made for decorating the dmningroom and a Christmas tree for the bazaar. A workshop to make decorations will be held at the home of Mrs. 11crbert Behrens, date to be announced, Names were drawn for a Christmas party to be held -Dec. 9 - the location o be a.iunct'd later The Iliblicus Circle met Nov 12 at the Sanford home of Mrs John Gradick, who served pumpkin pie, coffee and jwcc. Mrs. J. M. Fahey requested that articles for the bazaar be or -. s Ton i9 ght S ih ThL_ ....-- IiIdIIguvIng Juve'ruuuL' ueiunquency. be viewcd by special guests, Longwood. Special admission Sterling Park PTA Is today School Supt. William P. Layer rates are .m with skates and Lake Orienta PTA will hold a sponsoring Thanksgiving feast and school board members. $1.25 including skate rental, All Christmas boutique preceeding for 4th graders, Mrs. Fran All local PTAs will support a Seminole County are the PTA meeting tonight at 6:30 Bladt has coordinated plans for Skating Party sponsored by the invited from noon students until p.m. at the school. The supplying the food by the fourth 4 p.m. Boutique will climax several grade parents. A play depicting Seminole County PTA Council for an "after-Thanksgiving workshops in which PTA the first Thanksgiving feast will on Friday at Skate City, Party." members riinde gift items and r holiday decorations for sale. Mrs. Sherry O'Leary, PTA program chainnan has anflounced that the program at the meeting will inclu& a -dance performance by students imid a presentation an Altamonte Police Department . .1 . detective, who will talk to parents on the problems of 'uii i,ar PUIL tradition. Paraplegics Enjoy Sex As Part Of Marriage L)l-:Au AIIIIY I'UZZI.ED IN NEW YORK couldn't understand why a nurse he was ngage'd to marry dropped him for a patient who was paralyzed from the waist down. He asked, 'What good can he do her as a husband?" Well. I have news for PUZZLE[). i am married to •i paraplegic. hius spine was severed by a bullet that ren. dere'd his legs useless, but the r.'stoFhumn is just fine lie' IS just like an)' other man in all respects except he rolls instead of walks And anyone who thinks that sex isn't a part of our mnar.-iage is really stupid. Para!y:"d people need love', and they can give it too. And for the record, we are both 22. HAPPY IN ILLINOIS DEAR HAPPY: Read on for another interesting letter From a reader who also s peaks with authority, with a slew from a st he'elcttair. t)EM( ABBY: May I answer FUZZIJ:9 IN N.Y., the healthy' .' ble-bodied man who was engaged to a nurse', but lost her to a policeman who was i):Iralyz('d from,i the waist ,4miething. The possibility of W HEEL 1- 1 CHAIR - .- S ., ,• I,- 1 1c ______ — 4. ', V IN FORT OIt11i PUuJ,IJ•:[) asked, '110W can he do her any go xi Is a husbar.d" ii;..' PU72ID As a totally' paralyzed person in a wheelchair. I think I can tell you a few things you ought to know. Just because a person's legs stop functioning, it doesn't rmiean his mind and heart also stop. lie can still think, get anrs. c' make decisions and love. I 'erhaps one day you wit! be able' to see things in a different light lean assure you tl'.at seeing things frurn a wheelchair oat only changes y .1ur level of viewing life, it also broadens your appreciation of it It is ptJssiL'a' that your formn.'r fiancee's life- with a paral yz ed husband .'ouIti b highly' rewarding in all re'spa'cLs Iii-It means se'xually. too I want to caution , u .ib ut _ ________ • ~our becoming paralyzed or uffering some form of fisabihty is one in 10 h,;d ..,.rowing greater every year. Don't garnble your happiness i:ri only being able to stand up. -'--- DEA R ttt'.Ai1F;tth If you iSould like some excellent i formation and-or instruction on bust to handle your sexual feelings satisfactorily though phssically handicapped, get in touch stith your Count)' in State EasterSealSockly, also known as Society F'or Crippled Children and Adults A nd the office of SIECUS (Sex Information and Education -Council of the U. S., 1885 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 100231 can also proslde you with helpful material. Both agencies also can provide information about the help that is available -4 % - --'-- • . * Sanford Middle School students, from left, Debbie Hood, A ndy Warren , Bethan ' Carter, Ricks' (liesser amid %t'ndet' examine the Children's Sampler CHILD'S SAMPLER STILL AVAILABLE displayed by the school's PTA : President liezekjah Ross. The Sampler, on sale for $10 from PTA members throughout Seminole County, enables the student holder to attend seven major ads or science events in Central Florida during the present school s ear. In you in your own community. Both above agencies are nonprofit, so if y our write to inquire about the help that's available to you In your own community, please enclose a stamped, dda'ssedenveIopc for their reply. Steinmeyer Birth Announced .lr and Mrs Leon Stein' i'entis it) 'w:a-t's ruueyer Jr. anno un ce the birth of Maternal grandparents are their first child, a daughter, Mr and Mrs. Ituc hard &hs'u:• Rebecca Marie', born Nov 17 at del, Winter Park h'atern;u! Winter Park Memorial grandpai i.ts re Mr and Mrs i1-'r...........nL,,1L1, u'r*,t:,i 1-1,.*r,.,, ,i,.,.1 •.,...... m . ort .,, an It's also natural that we otter exciting MOVING CAN Garden Circles Have Bazaar In Mind Infants I Mickey .-dams has task of setting up new In- I- I ,4c ti on Club Notes EDuCATIONAL CHILD CARE E xclusively Octegned For /.. PH. 322-8865 Mr. and Mrs. Reggue' Masey were honored on their 5h setkling anniversary at a luncheon held Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Ala W. iLorraine, (;ill)'urd, 823 Cherokee Circle', Sanford. They have two other daughters, Mrs. Charles Eluzabeth W il lis and Mrs. Roy L. iShirley l.euu.s" 'base, five grandchildren and four great-grandchul(jr,'iI Reginald Masey was bo rn in Folkston, England , Mrs Masey. the former Rose Ellen Bennett was born in Macon, Ga. They were married in the old Sa nford Court hiou.s,', Nov. 20, 1 9, and lived in Sanford on the corner of 21st Street and Magnolia Avenue for the first II years of their married life. Mrs. Masey is a me'unber of the ('.'ntral h1aist Church, To celebrate the Masey 's golden wedding anniv&'r.'ir, a Thanksgiving luncheon was served to the niniediatc family an d out-of-Family guests. Friends and relatives called during the appointed hours of 2- p.m. and enjoyed cake and punch with the honorees, ;\ five-tier anniversa ry cake' was baked by da ughters I':lzabcth and lAirraine and a golden guest book wa5 iresented the couple by da ughter Shirley . Mrs. Masey'.s lung gown of royal blue polyester with an overcoat of chiffon in lavender and light blue was made by daughter Elizabeth. A corsage of yellow silk roses complemented the ensemble. Out of town guests includ ed : Mr and Mrs Roy Chase, Bruce and Kenny, Orange Park; Mr. and Mrs. (,'harle.s Willis, Daytona Beach; Melinda Matson, Orange Park; Mrs. Everett Guest, Bradenton [leach; Mrs. hiilda lisbo rne, Mulberry; Mr. and Mrs. William Masey, Ft. Lauderdale; and Mr. and Mrs. E. I.. Stewart, hiialealu. Also, Mrs. William hiulen, Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gillyarrl, Ocala; Mrs 13111)' Glover anti Darin, ()cala; Mrs. (liarles Bro wn , Orlando; James McCoy, Or lando; Mrs. Sara Culuck, Winter Park; IA,u Rolk' ), Orlando; and Mr and Mrs. John Kitchen and Kathy, ' JK I ~0 e%juarnso, I Maseys Celebrate 50th Anniversary AD GIFT / EMERGENCY SERVICE 323-9140 HWY. 434 AT MAITL.A4DAVE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Longwood, Fla. 834-4112 nOId-shnedchrisimas 1h N2 hi Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Masey 4 _ - lkputy Beau Taylor, special prugranuu For the entertainment JI Longwood Village — Hwy 434a11. Aft — VISIT BAC MC aille formation and Referral ('enter office in county The Altamonte Elementary Thanksgiving at their meeting will meet tonight at 7:30 tonight at 7:30 p.m. Students I) in. at the school. Sheriff's will present a a special A Touch f Country : " DECORATIONS • GIFTS C '''•, SUE MILA. CARDS. WRAPPINGS experienced men, specially equipped to do the lob right. LOAN. ___IPJII11I HI 6LDG, )UI 4 , , I.\ OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT Let us get rid of those rodents or SEE USTODAY Ms. Adams said that the Orange County Information and Referral renter receives about one thousand calls each month. 'Of course, we'll start out slowly in Seminole educators and the general awareness of strangers will public united efforts to secure also be given to the students at fur all students the highest school preceding the PTA olvantagesin physical, mental, [fleeting, soc usual and spiritual education. Southside PTA will observe ARE RATS RUNNING YOU RAGGED? out of Christmas I parents and teachers may the Sheriff's lkparment in an cooperate intelligently in the attempt to give qualified help to education of children and children who feel in danger on youth; the way to and from school. A To develop between film and discussion on DOLPHIN FINANCE takes womes '.. - Valk'y high School. lie is a Altamonte Springs. She is the sergeant in the U. S. air Force, granddaughter of Mrs. Edith McI.hll AFB. Pixon and the late William The wedding will be an event Dixon, Audubon Park, N.J. of March 19, 1977 at 7 p.m. at 11cr fiance, born in Buffalo, holy Cross Episcopal Church, N. Y. is 13 graduate of Pine Sanford. • A Baby's World ,......,,kn.,. ..,.tI. 1k.. Irn.t Ch,... iiup 'I'm excited about it and think it will be a challenging job that means, a lot of hard work," said Ms. Adams. " 'It Fills a real need in the county," she added. "There is no exi st ing program that covers all the areas the Center will cover." - I I fr flmlIr,I ' - l'TA - CENTER Miss Milani, born in Fort Polk, Li. is a 19. graduate of Seminole 111gb School where she majored in distributive education. She is employed as assistant manager at the - MEDICARE & INSURANCE :.J tention span of each Individual child, with regard for age and maturity. School time continues with finger play, which is fun, releases tension from sitting, and develops small muscle control. Dramatic play is used to encourage creative expression of well-known stories like The Three Bears. Most days also include an arts and craft activity or music — Mrs. Nfargaret ,j. Slason, Lake Mary and Thomas R. Milam, Killeen, Tx. announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynda Sue Milain to Walter Carl Colvenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. lvenbach, South Dayton, N. County and grad ua lly build up," she explained. The Seminole Center will o pe n officially on Monday. Ms. Adams' first task will be to compile info rmation for a directory. No Comprehensive or current dir ectory of the many service agencies in the county exists. "Fir st , I need to get an accurate, in-depth pict ur e of what services are offered," she said. "Though my volunteer work, I've worked with a lot of age nc ies and got to know a lot of people in them," added Ms. Adams, "and with my ba ckgro un d in psychology, I've always be en inter est ed in this kind of work." Ms. Adams has a B.A. degr ee in psychology from Auburn University. During her 12 years of r esidence in Seminole County, she has been deeply involved in numerous community organizations, and has served as president of the League of Women Voters, the American A,c,soeiation of University Women, the Altamonte Community Chur ch Board of Ch risti an Education and the Lake Orients Local School Advisory Committee. Ms. Mickey Adams has been appointed as referral specialist at the new Information and Referral Center of Seminole County, locat ed at the Agri-Center, U.S. 17-92, south of Sanford. The ap po intment was announced by the Human Services Planning Co un cil or Orange County, Inc., the Seminole county Commission and the United Way of Seminole Co un ty. AT NO COST WITH - NURSING 4 NOW AVAILABLE - Busy Bee Child Care provides definite dis':nction between the transition between home play area md .hool area. The " and school. Marge Bledsoe's play area encourages role1 conveniently located center on playing. Holly Avenue just off 25th Free time in the morning, a Street a long block behind the a planned activity, promotes Winn Dixie on U.S. hwy. 17.92) social growth tht'ough sharing specializes in pre-school care. arid encourages responsibility Carmen Owen, who is certified by requiring children to pick up .,,..J to teach kindergarten through toys they used during the sixth grade, heads the teaching morning. 4 program. Joan Richardson After morning snack, assists Marge and Carmen. children go outside for organcj The front room at Busy flee games and races which help Child Care resembles a living develop large musciecontrol. room; however, there is a Then small students line-up to go in for school time. This Introiiuction to school rules includes saying the Pledge cf AL Farmer Brown's anger at Peter Rabbit is mirrored on teacher Allegiance, placing dates on the calendar, noting weather, and Carmen Owen's face as the children gather for story time at Busy Bee Child Care. sitting still for the lessons. Classes are kept small intellectual growth to give a enough to allow attention to rhythm band or listening, Children also enjoy doing child a definite advantage upon each individual child. The lessons promote reading exercises, both creative and entering kindergarten. Marge readiness. Alphatime method is with the aid of Hap Palmer Bledsoe and Carmen Owen welcome inquiries from parents the primary source of material record:,'. The entire teaching p;'ogram of pre schoolers. For adused for introduction of the alphabet. All activities are at Busy Bee Child Care is tittlonal Information, call 322designed to lengthen the at- designed to promote social and 7510 or 322-760.—Adv. By JEAN l'A'VrESON Women's Editor Colvenbach ngaged BREATHING MACHINES - Busy Bee Teaches Responsibility Tuesday, Nov. 23,1976--7A EMPHYSEMA? ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? 862-O3O £ Mickey Adams Appointed New Referral Specialist Milam, PIANO SUNGLASSES NOW IN STOCK Licensed Optician SERVICE STATION 6014 E. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '2O% OFF" OPTICAL - - HOUSEHOLD PLUMBING REPAIR SCHOOL For Appointment for the When the legislature convened organizational SCIOfl last week, the House and Senate sent a delegation of lawmakers to inform Gov. Iteubin Askew that they were in session. It's a bit of protocol that had been dropped in recent organizational 5eSSlOflS. Senate President Lew Brantley. 1)-Jacksonville, revised the custom, apparently to emphasize his intention to improve Senate relations with Askew. The only problem was that the legislature forgot to warn Askew. lie was attending the Cabinet meeting in another building, and the legislative delegation couldn't Find him. Maybe the delegation wasn't so far off the mark. It's often said in the Capitol that Cresse, whose real title is budget drector, really runs the state. D & K L WOMEN Reformed Being turned in Mrs. Gordon hirisson P.L. Elmore, 205 Vinewooal Dr., gave a talk on plants, listing the Sanford with 14 members at. poisonous ones found locally, tending. During the business Mrs. Brisson was the winner of session, the bazaar was a gold medal for her hordiscussed and the sale of tickets ticulture display' in (he' Golden by members on a ceramic Age (.)lyrmipme's. Mrs. Jean (l'iristmas tree. Norris gave' a talk on how to Plant Fern spores. The Central Circle met Nov. II it the Garden Center. Historic Following a short business miieetiiig, the group drove to Preservation t)eI.,inil where they visited The Central F'ltrnla S ie'y Miuuii's African Violet Greenhouse. After hearing for historic Preservation will growing and care tips, they hold its First Annual Antique proceeded to the Holiday hluuse Show Dec. 3, 4 and 5 in space' for luncheon. Twenty two donated by the Orlando Flea mneuiibers and one guest en- Market. above Miser's Mall. The public is invited; admission joyed the outing is free The Rose Circle met at the Dealers' booth rentals will be' Cameron Avenue, Sanford used to hell) furnish the home of Mrs. Joe Corley on Brad lc'e- Mel nt yre house, \i)v 12 with seven imiembers I,ongwood A replica of the and two guests present Mrs. house in one-twenty fourth Carl C. hIlls was guest scale' is presently on exhibit, spe'aker. She discussed the and membership applications se'le'ction and care of various to the society anti dealers' types of cacti contracts (or the show are The Magnolia Circle met at available at the mall, 750 S. the home of president, Mrs. Orange Illossoni Ttnil, Poets Association The Florida State h'uct Association will hold an open house and reception for incorning president, Beatrice Branch, Miami, at the I)eLand Museum outdoor studios, a: Saturday' from 2 to 5 p iii Mrs. Branch takes over the presidency from Mrs. hiemirietta Kroah, Deflary, who has held the position since the birth of the state association in 1973. At the Open [louse, w inners of the annual poetry contests will receive awards from Mrs. Branch First prize in the Theodore Lindgren Memmiorial adult contest goes to Shirley Barr of New Srmiy'rmia Beach fur her poem ''Eternal Summer." Second prize' winner is Dale hienninglon of St Augustine for "The hill." Johanna Jordan is winner of the third prize with "me Magic' Flute." Youth Contest winners are heather Montgomery, first prize for "Evening Ik'partiire' and honorable mnenL'm to Karen Wagner BE A REAL HEADACHE! news about social activities. Who's who and what's what, believe people make the news. - - . not ust events. With the Evening Herald you stay For fast relief abreast of what is happening in call the fashion, homes, social activities. - .and or fud preparation, YOU SUBSCRIBE Hostess. HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834 921? Sanford SHIRLEY MILLEIT 5J Ca5selberry Winter Forest City Springs ,rnonte Springs RUTH TUECH d34 TO \ THE Evening Heia.Id A, ------------------------------------------Enter my subscription to Address City: - Phone: :,5 st Enclosed Is my check in the amount HILDA RICHMOND (Year $28.40 6 Months $14.20 514 3151 Dei ona the Evening Herald Name: rile' Sir F \\ ) GET IT ALL WHEN YOU The Evening Herald, P.O. Box of $_____________ 2 Mcnths $4.80) 1637, Sanford, Fla. 3277) �Tuesday, Nov. 21, 1976 $A-Evening 14#ra)d, Sanford, FL 6 A- T pol0l pro 111111 iii1%___- Pin _ ___ Tal ago nit Set Round 2 , Tonight At Lyman 4.- W thei Tal Rotary; Brantley Shot Down In IVN.I I UN 11N Seminole Vs. Leesburg; Ti li (IIUCK McCLUNG herald Correspondent ruining, dribbled to the right side of the court and let loose IO'd,S%tEQ:IeartlxaLs the shot heard around the . ;4ere louder than the cheering Patriot world. 111annah's shot here Monday evening as the swoashs~d through the nets at Lake Brantley Patriots saw the sound of the buzzer as thcirclaim to victory shot dowri Harold Leroy waved his hands dh stuck my hands in my, pocket and sat back knowing that they , - . / J p - I - 1 (ra ford gets Rick Evening Hera'd, Sanford, Fl, (ill Brantles _ Hird, . ' - coach of Oviedo High's basketball tL I team, describes his squad's chances for the 1976-77 season. - cu '- . / " IN A4 Id 4" 44- - 1 . I1J4 fJtiJ - i 4 I 1 ' ' . ' - . . ' l(N1) - . ILIJS ''It is hard to say who will be our starters," Phillips continues, "because football just ended •In(1 many of our boys are playing baskcttuill for the first time i n several months "1 do know that we have around 11 boys of equal ability and we will be a running, pressing, hustling team at 1)0th ends of the court. ''Our offense will be a 1-3-1 with Gary Ilird playing the low post a 11( flu 'il Bell nt ' "Al Noble and Rick Nash will spel ' am him away from the basket a little more, so he ill be able to handle the ball more often 1 moving and conse( liently get off more shots. I We did the same thing ','WWfV ith Clennie Patterson in his last year and it P 1 C(.. II nere : .. .' a • the JumpeyDerstumel-. 4//4 Cedric Canlev is back from last year and he should be one of our wings and top point producers. He is E€it! brother,Will.u a realinc ° the single basket, while Will 41 went scoreless. another boy who really started Coming around at the end of last season and should pick up where he left off. ''Our junior varsity team last year (lit! a good job of getting several boys ready for the varsity this season and we are counting very c• heavily on f('ifld W iiilS i l is. QC()u - . , - i1u Gould. he Brantley Bunch took ea' pe riod jumping up Excellent shoot i g exhibitions by Leroy and Ricky Crawford gave the Pats the edge Leroy had 10 for the quarter with Crawford drop- Dillard ping seven, The Patriots, took to theloc ker at th e half holding a slim . "From our ninth grade team of last year we have a boy who really looks promising, Brad Cluxton. "We also have three boys who have made the team that didn't play ball at all last year. They are l Noble, Frank Scott and Bobby •. ' -, ' h r COACH: Dii. PhIhp (John Thomas asstanti JV COACH: Howard Mabs "se RECORD: ii.i I NGr ,a LTtERS Gary H,rd. Cedric SCOTT MEYER ' . - SCHEDULE Nov 2221 Rotary Tournament Dec 3 Rockledge; Wymor. Tech. : . Branhley Jan 4 Osceola, Jan 7 Wymor / cc h. Jan I Eustis; Jan. I I West Orange, Jan 14 N . 1 Smyrna Beach; Jan. 15 alColonial. Jan 11 at Seminole; Jan 21 at Apopka, Jan 25 Lake Howell; ; PREDICTED FINISH. ill evening with 28. LAKE eRANTLEY W Drth.mer S'iviriri '. ... . .. - a 00 16 P ry 4 , Lighter in taste. Lower ar, And still offers up the same quality that has made Marlboro famous, 00 0 2 Hall .'- . II 7 3 0 00 0 v.ent Nester , db. FG FT T 0 00 0 0 00 Eberle , - h' East, and Pittsburgh and Giants. and Washingt)n sees Cleveland. each 7-4 in the Cen- the Jets and Cowboys and San quarter performance by the tril Denser is out of the run Francisco. In its three final junior guard kept the Pats in rung for a title in the West but at gaines San Francisco plays front by one at the end of the 7-i is also alive for a wildcard. Minnesota San Diego and New quarter S8-7. In the NFC, Dallas is first by Orleans. , - I - with the more physical Wildwood team. A nine-point third Jan II at Osceola Feb 4 Apopka Feb I Lute Brantley; Feb. Ii at West Orang., Feb Ii at Eus s; Smyrna Beach Feb 25 ti - - Colonial, Dec, 14 Tournament at SCC (Lake Howell, Bishop Moore, Ocala Forest), Doc 11 V La ke - NEW YORK IAP Two next Sunday when the Steelers down and six to go and there play in Cincinnati. A loss would are a ict usci tbar, six st ill in kill Pitts burgh's division title the running. hopes. Playoff-wise, it wouldn't With three weekends of play be fatal unless the Patriots remaining in the National Foot. beat Denver, too. New England ball League's regular season, would then be two up on Pitts- coring load with Leroy, rowandthe Vikings, in the NFC wild-card team since St. Louis f =shed the night with 12 marks Central, locked up their eighth is two games ahead of the next line years. best runner-up. But the division before fouling out with 3:23 left That leaves 11 teams still in title is still available-and in the third stanza. Eberle was soon to follow, reaching his foul the running for the remaining could be decided on Thanksgiving Day when the Cardinals liuiit with 6:19 remaining in the playoff positions. In the AFC, Baltimore is 9-2 visit Dallas. If the Cards win finale, and holds a one-game lead in and Washington beats Phila. Jim Fry, the Patriot's only the East. Cincinnati. also 9-2, delphia next Sunday, one game 'Big man" left the game with has a two-game edge in the will separate the three teams. 2: 58 remaining The 6-3 pi v ot Central 1k runner-up tandi In the final two weeks Dallas man finished with four points. dates all of whom could also plays Philadelphia and Wash-stonishing play be Leroy in titles ii those two divisions ington; St. ILIOUis goes against keep the Brantley Bunch intact are "n England, 8-3 in the Ba]tunore and the New York urades. L T he i.IOflS ra p - Noble IS a senior who had to sit out because of health reasons. Scott just never tried out before, while Couch was ineligible because of his iaTiiflg NFL Playoff Berths Still U I G bs two division titles in the Amen- burgh with two games to play, can conference and two in the The Bengals have won only 39-36 edge. National Conference and the four of nine games against are Pittsburgh in the teams' hisEarly foul trouble by three wild-card spot in each 6 in a game f the Brantley starting live st ill up for grabs in the chase tory, and lost fora ber th in the Dec. 18-19 first that start ed the Steelers on caught up with the young ball round of playoffs tNir sa-game winning streak club. 1k Oa kland Raiders and this year. But asCincirinati really got into some end, having to Minnesota Vikings did their tight end Bob Trumpy put it, trouble at the things last Sunday, clinching "We're not afraid of PiUsplay the bench with three starters out," said Washington divisional titles long before burgh." anyone else. The Raiders, in the The NFC East Is almost cer1 the foul situation. ('rawford, sharing the .FC West, won their fifth in a tam to be the division with the - COUCH. L to a 23-19 lead at the outset of the second quarter. l Nash and Harold Lero from side for two defensively .... he really helped us Out." Leroy led all scorers for the Leroy 0 Dershsmec I) 1 Crawford 5 26 00 1 1) I 2 • game in the East at 9-2 and l45 Angeles, at 7-3-I, holds a I 'game edge in the West. holding title or runner-up hopes are St. Louis, 8-3, and Washington, 7-4, in the East and San Francisco, b-S in the Viest Pittsburgh' s Steelers art. ks S C C See Second W n " • S 7 9 TAMPA Seminolt. Corn gunning for a feat never before Iflunit) College has the task of iehiteil a third straight Super trying to avenge a Saturda> Bowl title But to get there they night defeat tonight when it faces Florida College in have to get into the playoffs - • anti to do that. they have to basketball. but the Raiders overcome iorne pr Ity tough certainly could have picked a I it. (I{Y Se IIUREAL HELl. ino 1U)fll1' ('Ot'('hI e The news wasn't touch of a before ballots were cast, Tallahassee Godby took top mnsolation it) Seminole lligh's playoff football steamship honors in Class AAAA, while' which ran aground Monday, but Tanipa Plant was second and CAIL closed out the prep poll Seminole' third. hlert' are the rankings: season as the No.3 ranked team uts AAAA in Florida. I Tallatta.sset' Godby i 13 10Seminole's forfeiting of its ' D e t ermined 13 mg-tar"0.0 frig. n1wine By. per cigarette, FTC Repor Apf'76 • ... 1111(1) in the final poll conducted by the Florida Sports Writers AssneiRtion. Votinii was done ('EI)ltl(' ('ANI.EY BRU) ('l.AYTON C oses Po As I Piouipano Beach I Ii 10-0 108 5.%lerritt Island 8-2 101 .Sarasita 9-145 7 St. h'ete'rsburi Seminole 9-I 43 8.Miaim ('arid City9-139 9 Gainesville 9-1 36 lO.h'alin Beach Garilens9-1 18 2.Tampa Plant (21 10-0 146 wood Chaminade, Gonzales 3. Sanford Seminole (1) S-2 'Fate. Fort Walton Beach, Ilialeiih-Miiimni Lakes, Fort Pierce 132 Central, M,ami Killian, Miami Palms, Jacksonvillt- Jackson, Jacksonville Lee, Deerfield Beach. hioca Baton. Winter Park, Jacksonville Forrest, Jacksonville Wolfson LASS 1 Ocala Forest 12) 10-0 159 uicy 10.4) 5 WCrl s Total% 3 03 16 11-34 A [L Iflflrn U 0 - 10 Hank.ns '- 6.NeA Smyrna Beach 5-1 45 1St Augustine 9-I 8.Ilaines ('its 8-243 9.l'aiiipa ('athulic 1-3 l0.Jacksonville Balks 9-1 33 Also receiving votes: Naples, Fort IaudeiJale St. 'l'UinLb 3[)'.'lriy Atlantic 131 9-1) 128 Starke-Bradford, Riviera Sun4.Titusville Astronaut &2 116 coast, Fort Lauderdale. 5 Jacksonville Bishop Ken('LASS A Lake Brantley WeIdwØ S6 S 0 1 10 6 10 13 16 It 11 - 69 P Il _l3:7 Total lOuIS Lice Brantley VV ,I&*Ood 11 ojitd out Et,,rI,, Fry, Crawford In the three remaining Florida College took an 11,11-n games, the) have to overtake victory Saturday in Sanford New England. which leads over Seminole, and tonight's thein by a gaine in the runnerup game is in Tampa. SCC is 1-2 and will return to Ntandlngi. Just tying, won't be enough since the P(riots biat Jetwn again Friday and Pittsburgh 30-V in the teams' Saturday in the Brevard Thanksgiving Tournament at The first big hiurule comes Cocoa. onh. meeting this year, Sta te's No. 9.mtie) 2.11runford 121 10-0 154 3.Alachua Rolling Grm 9 0 Fort Meade 7-320 - Miamt WesAmMer Qwis- tian 3-22 - -- 3 Also reeeivi 1. hahokee 9-1 165 sotes Lake l.Wr:wahitchka 8-2 116 2. uniatilla 11) 9-1 141 Butter Unto(i. Fort Pierce John 5.%liami \4)rthw"-t Christian 3 Bomfay-}lolmnes ill 10-0 Carroll, lllountstown, Gain. 10.0 83 112 esville 11 K. Yonge'. (hipk'), 6Trenton 9-158 4. Alachua Santa Fe 9-1 115 l.aiklle, Da y tona Beach Lopez, 1.(k'ala Marion Academy 9-1 5 StiltonPace 9-1 80 Wakulla Co , Newberr) (Ie't- 58 6. Florida Deaf & Blind 9-0 68 iiioflt 8.Tuiipa Temple Heights 8-2 '1. Wildwood 8-2 62 ('LA ,% 56 1 ISi 124 39 10.West Palm Beach King's Acade in', 7-3 2(1 ; o i - WILOVV000 LOWERED TAR & N I COT I N E Warning: The Surgeon C en tut e'' Hau s That - t;lh • '? o - in t '. - marks, until the Brantley Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1976_lB Season Bell at point but we need a good year from Uureal to be successful, ''nird really came on at the end of last -year and now as a junior he ,p should be one of our top players. I 4 -- .. by both Keys Bell By LOUIS S:I'SlS herald ('orrespoiident We don't have any real superstars, so if we are to be better than we were last year, it will have to be a team effort , That's the way Dale Phillips, head 1 - . . $ 'i, commented Washington. Doug - _fl14 a b4 shot despite defender To Lions - I put in a more of a spread out time ; job coming off the bench," in a low tar eigarette. - minutes left in the last quarter, L wood SPORTS The Spirit of Marlboro - basketball battle with Wild- tonight atthe Lyman High gym, the Third Annual starting with a Seminole- v ? attout live Rotary Bowl Tournament, 70- Lcesburg niatchup at 6:30, offense and then that's when 69. followed by Lake Howell vs. they equaled our play. But The Patriots, taking a 69-GR (.)viedo at 8:30. Host Lyman before then, we had definitely lead with a 10-foot jump shot by goes into action Wednesday outplayed them," continued Doug Dershimer with seen night against Wildwood Washington seconds left to play, saw the "Tha t last shot was the only The Patriots had entered the visiting Wildcat's rob them of thing that beat us," stated a final period holding on to a four v ictory with a 20-foot fall-away bewildered Pats assistant point lead that quickly jumper by ace Morris Hannah. coach Willie Richardson, "we diminished at the time of the Hannah received the ball really out played them." offensive change. The Wildfr om co-guard Kenny Flint at 'After little Doug [)ershimer wood visitors rallied for five the hall line with four seconds made that shot, I just kinda unanswered points to give them i -- r Round two will be staged seconds of the opening round .;.w.. •_- nly had a long shot," stated a i grim head mentor Manuel "lied" Washington, "and I figured it would hit the boards and that would be it. It 's really tough - I L. HoweJI, Oviedo Meet - - M 9 J7 - -.• ' �2B—Evining Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. C - (if, If po thi Ta Ta ag m flu Tuesday, Nov. 23.l, Johnson: REDWOOD CITY, Calif. Inner Strength I An where the merest sli p The word "challenge" is centration means six quick ~j - - ~i-TYaggQ----'*" sUprCinmthepTheO1JameS tr Earl Johnson. It impels him to maybe the solemnity that glides push his 38-year-old body out on over t he planes of his strong the football field each Sunday lace, that penetrating lix of his for the San Francisco 49ers in eyes are the clues to the what is essentially an endeavor spiritual strength which covers for young, lithe, resilient men. any flaws of age. And each Monday morning he It has always been a battle for wakes up bruised in physique Jim Johnson to succeed in from the intense contact, and sports. He has an older brother, brutal in self -e valuation. Rafer Johnson, who won the "Football has,, been my job a Olympic decathlon in 1960 j long, long time, says Jimmy symbolic of the best athlete in Johnson, left corner back on the world. And though they defense for the 49ers since 1961 were and are close, there was e x cept Iota hitch as a flanker always a need, an impulse to n offense in 1962. measure up to the standard of Fin very rough on myself. In big brother - going back to the I6thvear as a professional days they were little kids in km tba1l player. I have yet to Kingsburg, Calif., a rural arrive at a Monday morning, conununity in the San Joaquin evaluate myself and say, 'Jim valley. . Johnso n, )ou pla yed a super ti "There was a sense, a ,1 dmits per cent game yesterday. Jim, "of a younger brother "Yet at this point, the thrill of breaking his back trying to by I I .- . . - M,M Burn , .1 " . J 4m. ..l s.' e. 6- _#t,1' , it y' - ' r . . L _._- . - •- . - - - - ,. '\ ..'. -. . . . -. ,./ A ( oF .-,.. : - -. . - , " - - .. . . - -. - .. - .1 ,, 4 . • - . .4 : ., : - -. - — 1 1, -- . . . -_ ' , II " \•_-.-. - ptt - -1 .- . .. I - - .. , 1. '.. •. ' ,si4,ili; - . -' - Bifn Bull Into Cl eve '. -. . . ' OE— ,1,4,0 - . I I .~ ;/ 117i,ill _1, I iassive, almost dour face to the the new coach. persuaded him featured inan-for-man defense. world. He bringstofootballthe to return. Monte is from the Monte brought in the zone silent di gnity of a Jim Brown, same home town of Kingsburg. concept, areas of responsibility end, keying the quarterback for a three or four-step pattern, 9 511 1 II 56 q 12 2 14 55 79 ' o 163113 II II 5 7 24 61 14 $ I 4 20 74 72 A I & * •. I Wednesdays Games Boston at Pittsburgh Toronto at Detroit New York Rangers at Phila '1k' has steered a steady delphi ji course of excellence Wough all would have said 'no way.' But stages of his life," his older here I am doing that. I don't feel brother, Rafer, told a 49cr without quite the same His younger brother, Tom rather than dogging a lone completely relaxed, but I feel audience early this season. foreboding. It is remarkable (lark, was Jim's close buddy in receiver, adequate." The highest tribute is to say to that he holds down a regular high school. But playing for "If you would have told me The appraisal is modest. The a person 'I'd like to be like him.' posi tion in an area where the Clark has meant the greatest three years ago," he muses, "I ot her 49ers find him more than I have a year-old son, Josh. My slightest slowing of refl ex es transition in Jim's def ensive wo ul d be keying offside and adequate, bo th as a performer son doesn't have to be like rue. .1.t___.... . . barays U)C[15IVt ronesion. tecnniques. onside Flow,k eying keying the tight and as a man. tie can be like Jim Johnson." , Monday's Result New York Rangers 3. Van cou,er 1 Today's Games ers -s The 49ers had always 3$Ø Likes 1 , I, It I ~ : ,~ I , , I =-.- , - ~4v 1 ~ I! .. . \ - Vancouv er a t Buffalo Washington at Atlanta Montreal at Cleveland St LouiS at Minnesota ChCO at Los Angeles Pro Basketball I ~', lB lunchtime ) 20 Dance step 21 More austere 2 Repetition 3 Haul up 24 Heavy book 27 Southern crop 4 Chinese philosophy 31 Do newspaper % 5 32 Give birth 33 Fracas (2 1 112 BEETLE BAILEY &L.-S W..IU... wds) 35 Dumb girl 36 Unwooded 40 Opera prince 41 Trustworthy 43 Ornamental vase 46 Woman's name 47 Boom ) I,i,..j Occurrence 5 Redecorates 7 Apple$e,d Adams mate Male or female I 0 Stb!c Ii Novelist 8 9 FIFTH - 660620,) San?) Larrea (6)110.0 17 1) 11 ' P lin I.., in SIXTH - I Patxi Perez (6i l000 560 5 00. 2 Areche EIor:a Ill s 60 360. 3 Arta Javi (2) 440. 0 (I 6) 18 20. P (6 1) 9130 Pro Football . STEEL-BELTED RADIALS - t'V LOT L EEl __ LE1TL-E A U IP BUTR,MlL, \ Nelson In Charge Of Bucks -1v FC - f f WHEPE I THE TECHNICAL (( - i '1 " - AT IHEM .' ___ -. '" while the other three cut off the Nebraska 31, Oklahoma 21 of his resignation last week, ef- tjatio to he winners. HopefulEmbry said he had lod credi. passing lanes. Saturday, Nov. 27 fective May 31, made It public 1), thiS will help in that direc- bibty with the players because Alabama 2$. Auburn 22 This iswhere the referees run at a hastily called news confer- tion." ArIzona St. 17, ArIzi 1 they realized that Fitzgerald, into problems. If the men away Texas Tech 3& Arkansas 24 ence. Costello's job first seemed In not Embry, now speaks for the from the ball cover areas of the 11*Stan Coil.,. 3$, Holy Cr os s I The whirlwind developments, jeopardy when Fitzgerald, then organization. A group headed court, it is a zone. If they stay Cincinnati 31, Louisville Florida 3$, Miami 26 expected for weeks in wake of a minority stockholder, op- by Fitzgerald now owns 71 per close enough to specific men, it Georgia 36, Georgia Tech 13 the Bucks' 3-15 start In the Na- posed the Buc ks' June, 1975, cent of the franchise, is not. Houston 44. Rice 14 tAanal Basketball Association trade of superstar K.areem "If you don't have credibility But Ilolzinan put all the fuss LW 22, Utah I? thus season, saw Costello's as- Abdul-Jabbar to Los Angeles with the players, where are you about Army 32, Navy 20 zones in focus. San Di St. II, New Misic. II sistantcoacti, Dtxi Nelson, pro- for Dave Meyers,' Elmore going" said Embry, who be"You shoul dn't ha ve to rely Netr Dam. 71, So Cal 34 moted to head coach, SmIth, Brian Winters and came the first black general on the officials," he said. "A Texas AIM 75. T.zas 1* Nelson, Z, who retired as a Junior Bridgeman. Oklahoma 5?. 41, UTEP; manager In professional sports pro team, with pro cali be r pla after last season followBayIo' 3.3. TCU$ Fitzgerald bought more when the Buck,s named him to shooters, should be able to Tulsa Ii W. Tie. St 2$ UIg 11 years with the Bodon shari's in the franchise, and be- that pt In 1972. nil'iJc 1ifl ZOfit'." Tenn 33, Vanderbilt 11 3 I r147 ,,~, , 0 ~ . \j''' - A C )J Li CCMPA.'J-1' WSJTS TO k€Ml&ID X) 10 kzE€P THE 1-C4JE RkJLR'S THE l,WtKzlkJG 1 LLTflLX ::t)R 7' THE.VW. tEE.&J Ok) FOuR R PTE HI KE.S 1}j I , J YEAR AL Lo ______ tA BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Hcimdohl t's CAR is P\SKED FIVE .-\E'J'UT '5\l\1NG ME E-ACt\ lK, '\\ 00S) ALL FI\ED.' %:-\r% "` 51i PE R 'flME.' 51ttE " , -- " ' çf. 'I BWC1(S XN fl4E 'T\.EEt -\ND I'M IN A) HU',WV.', r CAN'T'... MY HELPERS .XNE T' LUNCH AN TM HERE ALO NE ! .1 " - A A:A ' 2 \t4,-? 'J) C\.'N'T FEW,,:-ET T' ec' E\CK Tk' TIRE IRL'N.' \ I -'-- T ' PRISCILLA'S POP Cl-I OH / :'-;'. , ."'.'-' - -~ by Al Vermeer ,." - HEY RP' COME FINISH OUR BOXING LESScYsJ rHSNK HEAVEN.' TH0UGHr HE WAS ALL VSC*KEP UP AJUT THE HIGH POSTAL -RATES.' r , I , I ) -' & _/,,,.AM 11~1 ~Z ll ~' by Bob That , PEOPLES WOUL.DN'r __ — : - ' — small strokes may 'cause .v(iiptomlls If short duration and .a or may not cause any ;"rflianent damage. Ihe small strokes are now iLiiught to be caused by small h:ts breaking off a clot Ili arto rws in the neck. The small i hits may temporarils obstruct .ill arterybrain in the causing tr.)nsitor% SnptOImlS. IF the i-mall clot moves on and ends up in a silent unimportant part of (hi.' brain there may be no ri'i-l(ival effects at all, \ large clot can obstruct a i;aJi(r large artery to the brain .inil cause extensive ilaniagi.' or death in a very short tuft' s&init't lines even within ininutc. The difference is based on how large the artery is that is Involved -. or stated another way how large and important the area of brain is that Is damaged for amiy reason It also ikpcnds upon whether the brain tlamiiage i.s pennant-nt or just temlipurar> - causing poor function of the tells because of t'.-mporar% swelling of the tIssues Many patients who survive a stroke never die from a stroke at all but often die fro ma heart attack. The common forms ttf heart disease and strokes are both caused by the sammie disease if arteries - fatty cholesterol tiiits calltl atherosclerosis, To give YOU more lmlforlmi')tiun about smiiall .';trokes, big strokes and what we know about preventing tht'mn I am sending you 'liii.' Ikalth lA-ttl'r number . . ?\-'T'L " Drive i <. -, -/ V ''. ' . second best' i \I SENPEP II. I \ YOU POHAVE .a \ CERTAIN ANIMAL MAGN1'ISM McROBERTS TIRES GEMINI (May 21-June 201 You're prone to take speculative risks today. Don 't be prompted by surface values, They could lead you down the primrose path. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Those whose wills are more forceful than yours will try to make decisions for you today. It's best for you to do your own thinking, Burden 49 Cried Ax iom 51 52 Compass POmt 54 S)ht taste - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be sure of your capabilities or you may tackle a task today, get Ili over your head and make a mess of things. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 2:3) You could feel a strong compulsion today to cater to your extravagant whims. You'll later regret it If you spend beyond your means. I.IBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23) moo SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't take people you have financial dealings with today at face value. Chances are most will be okay, but you could encounter one who's unethical. H ( )S',%'', 1.1) - in a six-spade bid. Waldy's comment was: "Believing th e penalty would be insufficient to offset our slain, I bid six notrump. My bid had the op posite effect from th e one desir ed as my partner bid seven clubs. West did not double, but did lead and cash his ace of hearts." Th e interesting feature of Waldy's comment is that he never brought out what a fine d ec ision he had made. Lesser players would have doubl ed six spades. Waldy decided that 12 tricks were th ere for him, but not 13 for his partner. In any case, we be lieve that even if he had doubled, his partner would have bid th at same unfortunate seven clubs yr. A.< bosis. Others who want this information can send 50 cents w)th a long, stamped, selFaddressed envelope for it. Just send your request to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York. NY 10019, DI-AR FIR. IMl - My sister and I disagree about the use of codeine. She insists that codeine can become addictive and for that reason her doctor discontinued giving her a particular medication For pain during a recent illness. fie said it contained codeine and she could become addicted to the drug. Is codeine really an addictive drug' I worked in a pharmacy SUIIW years ago and I am sure I heard the pharmacist say that codeine, such as aspirin with codeine, in itself was not adilut'tirer Will you please settle this argument between us" I)EAI( HEADER - Part of the problem may be in the k'Fmttmon of addiction. This word is used so loosely both in professional anti public use that it means all sorts of things to different people. If by addiction you mean a person will have discomfort and feel so bad when they stop a iiiedicine that they will seek more of the liiciclne, It is addictive If you mean sudden cessation of medicine may cause serious syniptomns then alcohol is addictive. Perhaps I can help by pointing out that codeine and morphine are both from opium. Heroin also belongs to the group. For your benefit, since you worked in a pharmacy, they are called alkaloids of upluni. Certainly habitual use if the medication can lead to problems, and l would agree that no one should be taking codeine regularly - except unik'r the most unusual circwlLstanc5's A Wisconsin reader wants to u" w iiai ult correctS,,IUIU C.I....1 13 with: £ A Q Is V 91 xx • A J 9£ A Q x You open one notrump and partner responds with a Stayman two-club bid The Stayman two-club response is artificial and asks you to show a four-card major if you have one so he really should bid two hearts, but if he wants to bid two diamonds we have no real criticism His partner will do the criticizing if two hearts would have worked better. (Do you have a question for the experts') Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper The Jacobys Will; answer individual questions it stamped, sell-addressed envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions will be used in this Column and will receive copies Of JACOBY MODERN) 1,.,..., ,.,k-., ,I. ,, . One very refreshing thing about the expert of 1930 is that he was willing to discuss his own bad results Today's hand is taken from an article on slam bidding by Waldemar von Zedtwitz At that time Waldy was one of the five or six best players in the world He made many real contributions to contract bidding Today he is probably the best player in the over80 class Waldy sat North and opened one heart In those days if you had two biddable four-card suits, you opened the higher one automatically The rest of the bidding shows South leaping madly to six clubs At this point West, who had been sitting back waiting to see what would happen. stuck SIDE GLANCES o by Gill Fox ' [_~_] ,_-I -. - ,,,\ 'ii' 'i.'',,, It, I Ct1 I) I p.- 1-')I'l 'r- - % & . i - __ ' 41 , -', I S — I / 4 'I i . __ 4 r' ' ____________ — L(1 °'' li-iS 'u w . - 'Financially, we've not only come down to earth we've dug ourselves a hole in it!" by Garry Trudeau Li'1..R,! /cT'\ I I ( \ socrr \ AW-W. r I.. LEECH. j 116ER? I CEI4My X..e.H.. ) 60M 60 ,cj,i 7y O1iA6.'fy ', - 54Ys1-() is This, 4'0144.IY? R/Cr'17' Z3WR' - ?LWAR ,s4.'5 I' \ ~ LIKE ^ ,_~ / 411 ,~ \~~Iiif )-R__J_.`01___- - ---f :__:~~ I- _ ? -' - '' and .IA "1 i-;. .J.l MIN . Sanford ," '-- -''- "'' 19) Someone who has caused you a problem may try to put a few roadblocks in your way today. This person usually telegraphs his moves. Forewarned is forearmed. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You'll be disappointed if you expect more from others today than they are able to give. Be appreciative of the little things they will do. PISCES (Feb. 2(-March 20) Don't pal around with anyone today whose bad reputation could cast a shadow on your own. - WIN AT BRIDGE I i Today, you're not likely to yield an inch unless you're assured of something greater in return. SCORPIO I Oct. 24-Nov. 22 Your motives today may not be up to your normally high standards. You could possibly use tactics that are beneath 1 (S JOHN DICKEY, INC. Ph, 322-0651 DOONESBURY FER ME: 7IMU5TA2MI\ , , 405 W. First St. 48 Usually you're the first to make concessions when called for. by T. K. Ryan H 16 ThEIf : M AGIH Th WLJN AN ONL-1 LIMPIP MICHELIN FIRST don't make a - . rH c: TkOuGHT IT.. y TUMBLEWEEDS YE1 PA06fT 'We >' Gire HERE, .. ' .j. A Family Size Car I N C ESSRR'i' , '-' The Michelin Movement! You'll Be Glad You Did, nymph of 34 Bullfight feature DEAR DR. L\MB My question is can a pervi)I have seven or eight strokes before final death. I heard if one has 110 two, the third is Fatal, and one dues (lot know when these will iiui'ur until they happen. ________ I.lI-:.-1t READER - There is no limit to how many strokes a 2-5, Strokes; Cerebral Vascular person can have, Repeated Accident Cerebral Th rom- ______ Whether You 47 emperor - __________________ 7 today's music Bird call Persian 45 Lamb by Howie Schneider FRANK AND ERNEST , -. -. (abbr 44 Sound of 30 Be chief -- MEEK , CHOICE 43 Flying s3uCers Strokes Caused By Fatty Clots l( Lawrence r&'nce F. Lamb, M. I). _-f/(_t'II 1 's I ,13.9 Pd Or Ins 1 7 0 344 226 29 Altnt i i 0 144 III 209 Site 2 9 0 162 196 340 a Clinchto diviló'i title Mondays Result Baltimore I?, Miami 14 Thursday, Nov. 25 Buffalo at Detroit St. t.0u) at Dallas Sunday, Nov. 21 Denver at New England Seattle at Now York Giants Phlldelph). at Washngt Miami at Cleveland New York Jets at Baltimore Chicago a? Green say Atlanta at Houston Pttsbi.gh $1 C(ncitvsa Kansas Cit a? Ian Diego New 0i'ins I? Los Angeles Tamp. Say at Oakland Monday, Soy, 39 Mirisesota at tan Francio. lot i i ' I ________ 24 Crtericn 25 Pi,,ef in Europe 26 I ny p3ralile 28 All excited 29 Fiddling A Ss P E , Larry his players shattered by their "This was initiated by me beCostello said Monday night in the league has some sort of winning, 26-18 — har-rumph. belief that Fitzrraid wanted cause I sincerely feel it is in the the contract has been "termi- press NOW go on with my forecast; ur e defense, w he re the hum fired , announced his resig- best interests of everybody nated, settled," adding that basic idea is to have two men nation Mon da y night. Embry, concerned," Costello said. "I meant he has been or will be trytolrapthemnanwiththetall Fir sday, Now. U who said he had told F i tzgerald want this team and this organ- paid for the full two years. rem Slate 22. Pittsburgh I? M VEODEQBEE Ds FIF L,ATOu \ ç EEK & / ( '• : . ... " "Nr SJENSC(J B".G SC-'.E FPE•CH CURVES TO .w -, OFFICE.' I WA TO LOOK ___) / CLASS..EVI4PED! . 'q Tp'E I STO RE CO'.' AE THEy? M WETHERBE THE tREtJCH CUIES &E RECEED I _______ ' H HOME EMENNO MENNOM Montana ARCHIE k- . ) sAto 3 1 19' F A D S ARIES (March 21-April 19) The posi tion you take on a major issue t oday will not be a popular one. Opposition is likely to be rather heated. TAURUS 1Apr11 2)3-May 20) Someone who will be laboring by your side today will be very difficult to please. The fault lies with your coworker. TD o.uI BONN M., U.0 ME U. eAc:i, ~ ______ ______ s,ç P IMEN I (0K All) ,~~ 1" — The '6 n EL-6'S, A Whirlwind Resignations Leave EMP ' • IMEN ~~ q? ~ S96 / ' _____ I IN I i' [ MICHELIN 'X' For Wednesday, November 24, 1976 oi' s,,m i 6 MEMNON Off-Again Thus, a ialfcourt press is Ic- him?" asked Brown. "No cen- bruising battle. Give it to 1. Paragraph a gal, but only if the men away ter in the game is going to hurt Alabama 28-22. Arizona State RyBF.RNICEBEDEOSOI. A StiA PLIIRS OiL!. ui 11.10 (610 (120. 7 Tchario Via (Si 660 1410. 3 Jose Pr-re: Ci) 110 770. Q IS (7 4) 1220. P (4 2) 136 50 TWELFTH - 1 Santl Arca I) MOO. P 1951 10S60. Big 0 lId with SI) 15060 1910170540, 7 Manolo Agui rre ( '.' EIGHTH - I Mdrurl Echay (5) 410210. 3. Miruri Bengoa (7) 1 . 11 00 840 410, 2 Bi lbao Zarre (1) 0(13)2500. P (31) 80 40. B i g 0 2 5 40 3 010 I Mancilo Larrea (7) 2 60, 4 with al! 1) 66 60 and (2 4 with All I 10560 0 (A S) 3.100. P (SI) 15410 NINTH - 1 Pati, I21 1110 190 A 2163. Handle - 1116, 111 On-Again, I BONN 060600.3 Jose Coldo(3) #Ali's ' CfH 0 19 A S5_O j I C A nr 0 I NiNTH- Arecha(1) 920 ix 300 2 Pat*i U) 500 310. 3 A(* ( I) 4 00 .0(11)27 00. P (41)73 Or TENTH - I kkir.r) () II An 180, 2 Arca (2) s7o4so, I manw7) 540. 0(2 5) SI 40. P (5 2) 109 80 00(15) 10530 ELEVENTH -1 Oguza AIIu 1 I Anton Sanchez (3) I MEMNON EIGHTH - 1 Anion Larrea iii 520 3007 P.guIQ'jia 7) 136016003 10, 2 Blboa Ramon 4.203 00; 3. P41*) Javi (7) 340. 13 P (I 2) (04.40; 00 ((3) II 201 90, 3 Manolo EIorza(2) 2 9.. 16 20 9 40 3 20. 2. Bilbao Aguirre (7) HOROSCOPE IBE so 3 i * i 'rip 1.!. u E I i a I T S AT Ferber cheer 12 Canines i Spanish gold 37 Ran together 21 Hunting dog 38 Crime 22 Abate 39 Wisei 23 Ar -(2 0s3 51r,g by Art Sortsoi Tuesday, Nov. 21,19 76--3B Arlswe7 to Previous Puzzle I Retirement May Be Off Again Htie Brown. "We work extra Official Rules of the NBA for from the ball continue to guard you from out there, so why can't has had a miserable year to National Football League date but can make it all specific men. If, instead, they our man drop off? AMERICAN hard trying to rotate two guys 1976-77, sta tes flatly, CONFERENCE Eastern Division guard general areas of the One type of defense is em- worthwhile by edging the on the ball, in an effort to force W I I Pct. PF PA But then comes a three-para- court, this becomes a zone. ployed by teams with dominat- Arizona Wildcats in their sal) turnovers. That kind of defense 9 2 0 III graph note. "Any ty of pr s. pe es "It's a very hard call for offiirig centers the big man stays season finale at Tucson. We see is legal" N. Eng I 3 0 721 760 202 ing defense is legal," it begins, daIs to make," said Knicks in the lane regardless of where it Arizona State 17, Arizona 4, Miami S 6 0 135 191 111 NV Jets For his efforts, Brown was "whether it is a frontcourt Coach Red Holzman, the dean his man goes, Ii o 3I 773)3121) rder to take The Eagles of Boston College 290 iii 2)) slapped with a technical foul press or a backeourt press, and of NBA coaches. "It's a very advantage of his size under the will cap. one of their best fluff Control Division during a recent game against by any number of defensive fine line. If you're live feet boards and keep opponents seasons n recent years by Cci 9 2 0 III 210 ItS 7 4 0 636 277 113 w hi pping long-t im e rival Holy Pats from driving to the basket, Cleve 7 4 0 636 2-73 225 Los Angeles, with Kareern Cross, 354. Hstn 4 7 0 36.4 (92 235 Southeastern Conference wester n Division .'thdul'Jabbar, and Portland, * Oak 1 0 I 0 909 242 201 with Bill Walton, are the clubs ctuinipioti Georgia had best be Deny 1 4 0 636236131 most o ft enaccuscdofusingthis onguardagainstGeorglaTh, SDI.gO 6 0 .1532)3331 type of defense, which is clearly The latter shocked Notre Dame K C. 3 $ 0 773 212 m Tp.a Bay OIl 0 000 95750 acoupleofweeksagoandcould illegal, NATIONAL CONFERENCE do it to the Bulldogs. However, "A defensive player may Eastern Division MILWAUKEE iAPi Mu- celtics, will make his head came majority shareholder last station himself in the 16-foot OUT scouts report Georgia will Dallas 9 2 0 $liflz 1$ waukee Bucks' President coaching de but to ni ght at home January. Reports surfaced I 3 0 721 23.121? last key area longer than three sec- be ready for this one and walk S LOUIS James Fitzgerald insisted the against the Los Angeles Lakers. April that he wanted to fire onds Wash 7 4 0 636203197 th a 26-12 victory. if it is appar en t he is off wi PhIla 3 I 0 273 131 226 resigna tions had been rolunCostello, the Bucks' coach Costello, but an emotional out- ma ki ng no eff ort to play . Texas A&M is on the short NV Ots 110 0 091 104 701 tary, but the depa rt ures of since their inception in 1968 and po ur ing of public suppo rt for Central Division po nent who is 6-8 feet away," end of a 19-58-5 record In their Coach Costello and Gen- one of only five NBA coaches to the coach forced Fitzgerald to reads the note to the rule on Iorg series with the Texas AMino 9llI647tOIal DIrt erai Manager Wayne Embry have won 400 or more games, back down. Costello sub- zon S 6 0 455 701 162 Longhorns so this year they'll es. (h(t 6 0 33 III UI were inevitable, said he had co nsidered quitting sequently signed a new twoyear 1 The n there are the pr essing be da nci ng in the st reets as the On Bay Costello, his credi bili ty with for several days. Weitern Division cont ract. defenses. Vi rtua lly every club Aggies get vi ct ory No. 20, 1, A y er I , . I i 4 NBA Sfir "We use a trapping, pressing mitted in NBA games," Rule defense " said Atlanta Coach No, 12, Section ~ii ~ 53 Anc;en( Hebrew ascetic 55 Gasoline rating 56 Instigate )2 vvds) work Gators By 2 i 0 "' .'r, ;j) ACROSS Go)iard 7 J i bed 13 E i ght 14 Work too hard 15 Made to scat 57 Unaligned SBOffceworker l6Bestching 17 Spring on One DOWN foot ) ', I P ressin I. A Iii-i ''II ___________ National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE _L.,._ S Atlantic Divi sion 015 IIOIJSTUN i Alli - The onThen he added, "Foreman PhIa 9 3 I) Boston I again, off-again retirement of hungry . He's desperate, F'ori'NV knKs 9 7 563 I heavyweight champion man will get a whuppin' in du, Buffalo ' Muhammad Au might just be time," NV Nets 6 10 375 I off again, if some of the hints central Division And who would adininisttr Cleve 11 4 733 .dropped during a noisy run-in such a whuppin', if not Au ' Houston 9 5 615 2 11yMajor Amos B. Ifouiple w i th ex-champion George Fore, The notion that he might takN Orins for your added pleasure all of in the past and they stand at 7 543 21 7 the same (Jay in lincvin. UpsetSpeclalisi host ~yAnfon man are to be taken seriously. on Foreman again followit"! r. . I 1 S33 1 these contests will be piped into wins for Penn State, 35 victories Nebraska will crush the ' Wash 7 7 As s j' television cameras published reports that Madj.sl: your living rooms. for the Panthers and ties. And Oklahoma Sooners to win the Atlanta 5 II 313 6' Egad, friends, truly the whirred and newsmen wrote Square Garden in New York WEST ERN CONFERENCE And how about these this year - kaff-kaff - Penn title In the toughest conference schedule-makers have saved down his every word, Ali con- was negotiating for a fight I Midwest Division traditional rivalries which you State will shock the football in the country. We make it 35-21 Denver the best for the last - the last 10 fronted Foreman in a raucous twecn 4th and Duane Bob(ck, t can take in in person - Aub ur n world as t he y pull off 21 colossal in favui of the Cornhuskers Detro i t 10 7 3M 2 big weekend of the season, that shouting match at the Sam be held in February. Reports ,. and Alabama at Birmingham, upset in a season which has I 9 171 1 Notre Dame - Southern Kan City is.. Houston Coliseum Monday, also have be en circulat in g of Al: Indiana 6 9 4 00 Arizona State at Arizona, be en replete with big upsets. California games have always S Chicago 7 9 Savor, if you will, these 92 7 after the fonner champion rematches against Jinini. Boston College vs. Holy Cross, Yas, dear readers, the Nittany been bruising, spectacular, Mlwkee 3 IS .167 91 cameto watch Ali work on "The Young and Ken Norton. outstand2ng matchups: Florida vs. Miami in Orlando, Paci 11 Lions will rise to the heights in crowd fic Division t),I...k......_L - .. • nipacino nprfnrn...n..-.. ,•, ,,s... . r""ri V" "uiaii, rus turn biography. Portland A ll this comes less than '''"" All 9 4 t*i Georgia Tech at Georgia, and nosing out Pitt, fl-17, despite So what's lB store 6 77 for this Saattl, Stat; Nebraska vs. Oklahoma, 10 7 I sR It was vintage All, a scene months after Ali announced his Texas A01 at Texas. Jove, it's ., :. : ,. : . ,.. " .' ', ': another sterling performance Saturday' More of the same In _______________________ Goldin St 7 7 Soo 2-i ,Ahich seems to recur whenever retirement from the ring in their annual donnybrook; ________________________ I)..a football filbert's dream by t he brilliant Tony Dorsett. a contest alm os t LOS Ang 1 7 500 2') - hak-kaff Southern Califo rnia and Notre he hits the s po tlight and which spite his denials Monday. Ali Phoenix weekend. 1 9 333 41 , And remember, you read it first too close to call, in the parlance Dame, who have staged some of battles, and Army vs. Navy in Monday's Games has become so familiar to Ali stated flatly on Oct. 1 in Istar The Nittany Lions and the in Iloople. of the political pundits, the No games Scheduled college Football's greatest the famed Service Classic, And Pitt Panthers ha ve met 75 times watchers, who repeatedly have bul, Turkey, that he would r In the Big Eight showdown Iloople System comes down on Today's Games Kansas city at Nev York seen him tantalize the sports fight again. the side of an Irish upset world with teasing statements, K: "As of now, I am quittw4 over the Trojans, 27-24. San Antonio at Buffalo "You never heard inc say I boxing and will devote all rn' Boston at Philadel phia The Army-Navy bloodletting was going to retire," All told energy to the propagation of the g Golden Stale at New Orleans - ha-hah - will be staged in Los Angeles at Milwaukee some 200 newsmen, movie ex- Muslim faith," Au told a crowd Philadelphia as usual. And, as Washington at Denver tras and assorted hangers-on in of newsmen and photographers NEW YORK tAP) - Zone the New York Knicks, when of players." The final section of away, you're covering a man. If usual it will be a thrilling event. Wednesday's Games the circus-like atmosphere of at that time. Kansas City a? Boston defenses are illegal in the Na- ficials decided his pressing de- the note, however, says, "When you're six feet away, you're in a On the strength of Leaman the movie set. "You heard reSan Antonio at New York "Mark my words and pla tional Basketball Association, ferise was more like a zone— the ball has passed center zone." Hall's good right arm we favor Nets ports out of Turkey, but you what I say right now fully," he.' but pressing defenses are legal. which is illegal, Golden state at court, no defensive player can Houston "If we rotate two guys on he the Cadets to triumph, 32-20. didn't hear me say I was going said. "I declare that I am quit 1 And that is causing quite a bit of at Detroil The basic NBA rule on zones guard an area of the court in- ball, and t he ir center is out beTh e Alabama-Auburn Tigers to retire." Atlanta of Indiana ting Fighting a of now." commotion in the early weeks is, well, perfectly clear, stead of guarding an oppo- yond the top of the key, why fray will wi nd up in the Crimson Los Angeles at Denver of the season. ChC490 st Pc.rt'and should our man have to cover Tide win column alter a "A zone defense is not per- nent." Hoople ; I •JUIIV -' Tp1ERE 0000 NEWS' i"i~ 4 - , 4 ~ ---, ,A It N - 911 300 3 Arta Miguel (3) 120 0 (I 5) 29 60. P (1 5)11 10 ~ :) __i Pe!el 7 40260. 2 Manolo Echsye (3) I')O 360. 3 Maruri Sanchez (II 240. Q 136) 7300. P (6 1) 17970 SIXTH - 1 PaIdI Quiola (1) 1790 10 14.3, 7 Arta Sanchez (5) 660 100. 3 Negu) Solo (2) 320, 0 1371 13 60. P (I 5) Ill 90 SEVENTH - I Cacho Miguel IT I lS 00 970i 60 2 L:rri Ab 590300. 3 IC Coldo (2) 1 20 0 UI 39 60. P (I 3) Id 70. Big 0(57 with / - . , ' 1(1 - I1 K I (1)6 409603 Aria Eloqza (7) 500 10060 . 1000 1.112 ° VLFTH - t SMtI EchvLii 11050 1590 160 640. 2 ManoIoAItu6l 9 10 (.016 y 7 605 20.3 910 260 3 Pdegui Coldo (2) 4 60; 0 (3 43 00 P 31 99 SECOND - 1 Uric Jay) (I) 1 3 40 11 20 160. 7. Eddy Arena 7 00 400, 3 Jose Sanchez (6) 310. o i 7 6) 11 00 , P II 1) 9)50; 00 (4 19530 1 /I~K, 1 I tfl12lO7003AfltOfl S7& With all 2) so 4o and (4$with all 61 720 550 20360 721 346 I 10 333 MONDAY NIGHT 771 321 $20 319 FIRST -. I Eddy flrti (3) Ii $21 281 110 3 40, 2 Larrl Minuet 360 1601 $70 246 Lch&no Jay, (3)3 90; Q 12 5) 3700. IS) p IS I) 91 so I 30 1.80 I 1 30 IS) SECOND - I Ur:aY:a (7) 730 74 6 40 4 00, 7 Ica Arena (3) 7 70 1 00 1000 40 Larrl Coldo (I) 4200 13 7) 3100. 730 29 P (I 31 68 10, DO IS 7) 9SIO 920 T'iipQ - IDorn;ngQAiberdi I)) 15 10 00 560 3 10; 7 Larri Elorza (7), 920 600 1 10, 3 Eddy Coldo (4) S 60. Q 1171 55 60.' P (17) (9560 Jai-Alai FOURTH - I Aria Arena (31 Il 6.0700 1270. 2 Jose Solo (1) 3 SA ORLANDO SEMINOLE 360. 3 Ntgui Aguirre (2) 610. 0 3 MATINEE RESULTS 4) 4700, P (3 1) 20$ 10. DO (I 3) FIRST-I Eddy Alberdi 14) 1120 1 68 30 WI4ATS THE - based on 20 ii 16 II 12109116 51 32 1. 3 3 Calif. (7) 10e04'gIa (I) S Maryland (2) 6 UCLA 7 Houston I Oklahoma 9.Teas Tech 10 Nebraska 11Te*as A&M l2Otlo 31. 13 Notre Dame 11 ColoradO (lie) Okla St 16 Penn 5? 17 Rutgers 18 Alabama 19M5% (tie) N Caro -•..' - is) Adams . ',. f r ,'!' - • ' 'ECO."I 'EI •-.i'E.4.... %f - Dirt Wash A - %1E '. . -. I - . 4 .. -. u ' 1' - E - I I - 9 $ 5 73 75 71 Ill 2 19 76 $1 Smythe DIVISIOn 1 0 9 1 21 61 7$ ' Ii 2 20 73 60 513 3 13 57 91 511 2 12 52 70 Cob Vancvr WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Mont 16 1 3 35 117 53 -, ". . 1 . Minn - - . St LOU Chgo : - .. - / ' . .. 10 1 2 22 71 69 National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W I T Pts OF GA NY Isl 14 2 3 31 73 40 Allan NY Rng 1 . arn,t.cf .S...a '.J'_ I S_IJlI perform any endeavor as long turn nine years, until he was 31, as I have the dedication and before he was named to an allperseverance of mind to pro team or played in the o complete and accomplish any Bowl . .iven task." He was going to retire before Jim Johnson turns an in- this season, but Monte Clark, .•. •f • - backs ever to play the game, a potential liall-of-ramer, it took ,••• I . 0 ' inind.- says the tall, slimVV 1% CAQ VC I- . can t . - challenging an offensive end or dUDlicate what his older brother a twining back is as intense as had done, an anxious young it was when I First came in. I brother trying to make his asn'tas sure of m -self or had wa as much confidence start ing He had followed Rafer S out. Now! have confidence, and tracks to UCLA. where he also I think the inte nsity and level of competed in track but where, challenge and enjoyment of unlikeRafer,heplayedfootball playing has risen for me." and was ultimately drafted No. Among the men who play 1 in 1961 (Billy Kilmer of the contact positions regularly in Washington Redskins was a the National Football League, teammate and also a first draft only Jim Marshall, the choice of the 49ers that same defensive end of the Minnesota yearj. Vikings is older than Johnson Although Jim has become by three months. over the years recognized as "I believe ae is a state of flflA nt •h N' J - Wettein Divii1on W1IT%iP9 13 I 0 36 101 70 7 2 21 73 Si Pioena 10 9 I 31 fl CaIgry 9 9 1 19 61 59 Edmntn • it 0 16 Sd 76 MOndiyi Games No games scheduled Tod3y'% Gam.s Wimipeg at Quebec New England a, Indianapolis Calgary at Birmingham Edmonton at HOSt Ci ncinnati at Minnesota Wednesday's Games Edmonnat:n Indianapolis at Cincinnati Calgary at Phoenix - .' -. . " -- .-' - . -A_._... .- ( The Attocat,d PrItS college football poll. with first place III S, Diego . .'. :..;'•"' • 1 - 94. $ 9 2 II 61 r 7 I 3 Il S9 67 N Eng I C .. If Poll oirift Indy - F ,, '... W L I P1% OF GA - : , NF P- Hock ey WorldEastern Division ML4RAY )LRMA / College 117 IT BAD NEWS YOU'VE GOT -. T HE I/ ~`T 4) ' NOTH BUT (' JUNKING MAJL A G000 NEWS Hockey .---_____________________ 0 - IscOREBoARD Pro a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, BLOW DIE Kiln __ S 1. ;,_~L ::__1_1_---___1_, :- - _ i/ ' - - '. - ___~I . - 3" �46—Evenin9 Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tfl I Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1976 c1IIcIr$N V IIIV ICTIM1C I 16 I.I.JIIIv',J.J CLASSIFIED ADS 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT I uesday Evening of rel 2 600 6 9 4 2 4 7 9 12 NEWS 6111 EMERGENCY ONE 9 FAMILY'Aheradocisons fwwjeij down in the trial of 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 630 12 NBC NEWS Rudy Cortex, the Lawrv 6' THE CROSS WITS 6M I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 6 CBS NEWS ZOOM ABC NEWS are harassed and Buddy as. saulted 730 CANDID CAMERA T Li With Andy Wt ANDY 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES L!yiTic gymnast, and host Flip Wilson. Miss Comaneci achieved an unidenterj seven perfect 10 point scores at the Cympics this past fall 9 HAPPY DAYS Episode to he aruunced 9 Melvin Purvis, G'Man" Dale Robertson, Dick Sargent star, Crowley (Mgio Dicturison and Earl I'biliman) pose as a FBI bureau chief tracks down arid '.n.. taJycIon I 130 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Preempted Thu's , see r"un I 4 9 6 WILD, WILD WEST too 2 12 TOMORROW 6$ NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 9 DAILY WORD 105 51 MOVIE The GO Gutter Anita Louise, George reni. Iloirvid in prowess) Y NITE TUESDAY i UEA TI! IIIIIIHRIIIIIIfl 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 0F , 2.30 12 THE DOCTORS Preempted Thu's. see 1230 pm 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT Preempted Thurs only, see 1pm 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD Prooe)tecJ Thu's oy pm 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (RJ Preempted Thugs, see below 9 DON HO SHOW 1130 2 12 STUMPERS Pro errtod Thurs. see 10 am. 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 'WOcTlPIOd Thurs 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) PieerTlPted Thu's. see below 9' (Thu'S only) JUNIOR ALMOST ANYTHING GOES 24 (Thu's. Fri) ELECTRIC COMPANY ii 55 4 6 6$ CBS NEWS 24 VILLA ALEGRE 3 15 GENERAL HOSPITAL Prooctfod Thu's. arid Fn 6 MATCH GAME '75 Proeai,itd Tht,g, see 3 p m 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC Not on Thus or Fri. FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES 1 I ' tk.A TUES MON Mm TNEArstj ' (iJ'ti 625 (Tees ) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed) D6CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP 49 ( Reqular "' , ' , ' '' ' 630 ',r ,j it'i. - ' (Fri only) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 4 <umr-ji I 7 I JPFM DAILY 11AM TILt 13PM- 2 - CBS NEWS (730 6$ POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24. SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER. ICA. (Good Mxivrv florida at 725 and 8 25 a m, local news, woaher, -, sport ) 800 4 '6.i CAPTAIP NGAOO 74 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE. FEAST APPETIZERS 830 Chilled Tomato er Cranberry Juice CUP OF SOUP—Beet Barley or Chicken Rice Crisp Tossed Salad With Choice of Dressing Hot Rolls and Butter 24 ULlÄS. YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAI-t(jE SHOW ENTREES 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 4 6 (ThIss.only)C8SA j AMERICAN THAM(SGMNO ROAST TOM TURKEY DAY PARADE William Con'ad, Loretta Swit, Isabel Sari- Whole Champagne Fruit and Raisin Topping Au .Jus Great Basin Great Great Dane Great Falls Great Great Trek Great Lakes Great Great Seal Great Wall Great Tomorrow: Poland o BritainDivide Plains Society BROILED RED SNAPPER Sauteed Almonds in Lemon Butter Garni VEGETABLES Choice of Two: Whipped Potato, Oven-Browned, Candied Glazed Carrots, Country Green Beans. Yams, Minted Peas, DESSERTS Pies: Pumpkin, Mince Meat, Hot Apple, and Cheddar Chem. PariaHs: Chocolate Creme do Menthe Ice Cream or Sherbet 4 — CHICKEN DINNER cot foe. Tea or San&a . French Fries P.M. FOR RESERVATIONS: PHONE 323-4080 Easy To Roach At 14 & State Road 9" - - Mashed Potatoes & Gravy 1$ PIECES $570 1 IIkID ClH(Il SANFORD Req. OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAI.S BUCKET of CHICKEN BARREL CHILDREN /2 PRICE SERVING 12 NOON IlL 10 29 3 PIECES CHICKEN—HOT ROLL CHOICE OF 2 Cole Siaw Potato Salad Baked Beans $4 75 INN 46, Sanford ARE you TROUBLED? Call Toll F 42017 I.' We Care r,u I 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 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 7 I N YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers, For further information call 173 1317 or write Sanford Al Arvin Family Group P.O Box 553. Sanford. FIa 37771, WEODINGSPERFORMED By Notary Public -' Evej I. Weekends - DIVORCE FORMS For free in formation write to: Box 791, Rirg our chimes and place a fast acting, low cost want ad Call 372 2611 or 131 9993 Call 123 435? Write P 0 Box 1213 Sanlei-d. F ;c"iim 37771 - 5—Lost & . - - A.*..*,,... . A.,.. men II Preparation of Operating and Development Budgets Collection of monthly rent from tenants Enforcement of policies ac,opted by the Board of Commissioneruit and regulations of the U 5' Department of Housing & Urban Development Serving as Executive Secretary to the Board of Commissioner s including the preparation oi meeting minutes and resolut ion, The above listed duties are Illustrated tasks required to he Performed The position requires an average of twenty (20) hOuri per week to perform Applicants should have a workable knowledge, and a minimum(,o four years experience n i Found 51) jj —nuu - - I 197 312' wide, I OR, turn AC, adults Security $100 mo 3225939 i 2 BR STAR Call About Our Christmas Specials .*bove your classified ad will draw 'tie shopper's attention to your ad Call for details 322 7611 or 631 ___ -_____ recreaton room, laundry room and clubhouSe 2560 cgewoosJ Ave , Sanford, Ph 3239420 I ('amm*'rC,ll S're t:, Id "; fr rCnt SR IS .* 77 oi,ire f•,,. eneva One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult Family — -- .._— ._..................._.__. Albamonte Pool Hom- 3 BR I bath, tamly r oo m, screened porch, 2 car garage *ith wbr'.hop area central heat air, carpets drapes, fenced yard 3 yrs likC I - ______ b_: qVillage 1 Sanford, Fla. n, j~ - - - way 'i 'I, ,!,-**' - sk, r " CHICKEN 21 PIECES $725 of ". IUMP.P/Aftfif FRIED CHICKEN OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 til 9:30 Fri. & Sat. 9 to 10:30 Ph. 322-9442 — Sanford '' f ~k ';; 0943 - -1 U pp Ian d ,~ I Park & W '.. QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Lettuce, 3 heeds for $I. Snap bans. 3 lbs $I Oranges lOc lb. Vine ripe tomatoes Ed's Produce, I., ml West of Il 92 on Lake Mary Blvd ___________ f / 3 & 4 Bedroom 2 Bath across from I Days Inn, Kastrier Farm, - Modl5 i\ ,, : Central Healing and Air Conditioning Carpeting Forrest Greene Inc. 11jin te:'oo.oe AVE S',iteiy older home ."u;rrirr or curSing I SOUTHEAST MOR TGAQE COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Plaintiff. 5.5 LARRY F COZAY and SUSAN D COZAY, his wife, PACIFIC FINANCE LOANS, .1.*'A7 for only Si ' This IS .511 ,sa', to inform the `,f '.'r ac f TRUCTION 7 0 upp W 21 25th orAPffltment d_ . I, :L FIa ______ Call 3osfl23i a BR, I' I j flur club act'At,,', GOvEM's.ME'sT HOuSES FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H 0 ,I II 1206 Remington Street Graham, Texas 71016 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thai an action 10 foreclose a mor gage on the following real property situate in Seminole County. Florida. We're Offering A OR $69175 25% LOG CABIN V F W Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1Y7 Both Townhouse ON THE LAKEFRONT ML.Si,TI.)., ORIGINAL PRICE $!24,M NOW 1 8,525 Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block construction. 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools — No maintenance fees. Deputy Clerk ne'gnrc.orr000 If oujr cli.b or Organization to be include d call' THE HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3?? 2611 n6l W mere 3237080 Another Fine Development By board fl eacl'iance loyalty Call 322 9255 I for lv &cOndition 1995 372 0483 lO'O C. 1'.- Mu lemaic Docerman. Reg Sweet 8 Loveable 975 323 6632 or 123 045 wI iv SI)OOtirm 372 j4lIafter 5pm I - 68—Wanted to Buy - ' ____________ fo r Antiques balanceolSIlS %Oor P4y $ I) 20 per SANFORD SEWING CENTER ThC Old Singer Store State St Sritor Plafl Axes 0* 37) 8112 - - 5RI6 Im, Easi I - your tri)ry en we remove Lox'mgwood SIt I 276.) OIIEtlT.SL RUGS WANTED COUNTRY FUR's DlSTMlBuTOcls! -, res & wheels _____________ TOP priCes paid, I ' 5.0 Ills. Writer Prk, 'mis page for Christmas gilt deas Watch br them beginning tlovembt'r 25 ..a'i , ________ - - FOLLOW THE STARS DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION HC. 92. I m'ie weSt 0 Speedway, Daytona Beach eli told a Public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday nQtlt at 7 30 It's the only one in Flor,da You set the reserv ed P40 Charge Othfr than 15 regstrat.on fCC unleSS vetiicte is sold Cal 90 4 755 8311 for fur, or home Cast pad on spot _________________________ e5dii Our trade in burniture priceS Good Selection - - - AE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction 1)9 6-116 1Q11 free from Sanford I I , Cors.giimen's Aanted to buy uSed oft.cr 'vrn,ture Any Quantity NOLL s. CASSELBER R'. His 71 97. I 1206 month Will take trade in S'nger egu'pped o zg tag & make button holes Ral.Srlce of 1.5500 or 10 payments of $4 Call credit manager. 322 9111 or See a! , jIJ5T MAKE PAYMENTS - '17 and 13 M.odeI Call 323 1570 or 631 4A,^15 De,iIer wanted H. way 16 Auction Giulerie, 322 6977 'f I tiger's lop Tuh and Sew Zig Zag machines Assume nt' EX)PJR:ADYTOSERVOU..( ST A HONE CALL AWAY — I Beauty Care I, C4it 9. Ar (Or*lit.Qning For tree estimates ,all Carl HIrris at SEARS n Sanford 372 ._eelrji I I n I m I IS Acres Owner says 'Gel — TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON * Call tJs For Personalized Listing Ifl(j Sales A55itance 323-7832 E..'s 32'? 1561 372 1)19 2521€ 2115 St ______ ' _________ SANFORD ____ ij -. Cleaning P'bQmC Repairs. Room Evn.ng uOCA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED IiC Enclosures C'is.l nO _____________ )2j 64,,) Etirril,s Pest Control ________________ Only SISI Phone 172 3568 (arpenlr, ' ______________________ Dee 9. Gerry's Cleaning Service Qesdent,al & Commercial Clean rç Mt 1, Box 174CC. Sanlnij CI 32171 323 6125 Remodeling Ai,:, Custom Work L'(enlwij. Our'd,"i Fre, ettinslIC 3236034 12 4194 ',t de.is ______________________________ MILLIONS OF DOLL A R S .yi Rr,. Estate .s %CI O dc., q', 'h e CIIS%,fitd .13', 1v0IP,,r3 small — hauling Sewing Insulation lbu'aI 'hat _______________________ BROWN PEST CONTROL 1167 PilotDr - ' :'c'L) thC Cli5',fig £45 for (N'i5! -- hOme ta', ri'rm aid 5 a great PIdr,5lj .1 'ons. Concrete .SrK, Peril " Carpent er Won. Ceram '- '1 ' I' 10 15 .I i ii un,) 0,111 L'cl'r.,' 'If? or 90.1 115 6)41 '.17 Thi', I DII suDdmvSiOn _ V.i ,i Altqr.t,005 OrCss Mjkr'g, Drapes, 't' Uprolst,rv 377 0701 mock iQur unIt home The motivated owner *11 Cider ons termSi Bring uS an otter TODAY home ton I Call Carol Jordan. Asoiat f or app' III 8272 Phone 41D SI ,' 322 "SS — - — ________________________________ ST C Pso's LAND CLEARING 6vil3c1.ng, Excavating, Ditch *iifK Fill dirt, top soil 322 Sd) HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Clearing. MowIng. Dilcing. Fill Dirt Clay, Rock. B,ackPtoe Loader Ph 3226827 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS A:i ty types and We repair and service STINEMACHIMEI SUPELY CO W Ind St 41 37777 s its ' I _________________________________________________________________________________________________ HANDYMAN'S HOUSE 1023 Santa St - Sanford Name your terms 32? MI? befe neon or nights Well Drilling anomommommom LIGHT HAUL I7IG & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP _____ Phone 319 1.371 8.1351 Estate Broker Lnnd Clearing Very Reasonable Pates Just about *verlh.ng for Cl', s,rna' CitIng can be bald fl the Went i rAFFER REALTY Reg Real 1100E 2$thSt -_ RON S QUICK SEMI. (1 REALTOR CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR $30 H*y 431, LOng*o CHRISTMAS aboveyour Clai.f el ad will draw the Shopper's attention to you' ad Call for details 322 7411 or 131 VvYi 9?2S000 PRIVACY A STAR Quiet _____ Wan? 10 sell something' DIII tise magic number 327 2611 or Ill ,, ,, only ITO S D1CKS LAWN SERVICE Mxowrig, Tr'miti'ng Eaqng. Fall Clean up 0)0 6534 _________ ______ 'former I, Harmett5 Beauty Nc*, 519€ First 172 5741 Acres LOCH ARBOR. New home in cOufltr 7 Setting 3274991 3711194 377 1981 ( l'E.a'.,,o,',', 5'rI LlCE SlOwing, Engng. Trimming Free Esllmate's Phone 322 1792 or Exterior Pestering Plaster Pat ring 5.muiated bt'ck S stone spcc.ait1 322 2750 worf 3 OR. 2 oats. in ..'r.'r4i Re' ' I - ' .'o 't ,j iA.."ir,'' -;1 .1 r L,11 1 NI 8475 , new Good I 572 95*0 GROVE.. valenca', PIP4ECREST School at ,0,r back .toor' Cory I OR I bath 119,500 Landscaping & Lawn Care Home Improvements Al , liun,yijm 5, -.,,it! 55l& 00'., booting Gullet's 70 [ ,. Eagle Sd'ng Cc I ORANGE p — ________________________________ I FUTU RA BY SINGER I LIe ACREAGE ON A LAKE I heavily wooded Will Split 972.000 - / DIRECTIONS: ln Sanford . West on1$Ih St. off 1792 1's MI II To Ridgewood Ave., Go Soulh 2Bloclii On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive - Sal Aum in FOR INFORMATION CALL I 41cC Oc.er ''1" ne'qtbc'rroQij VETERANS. ItS', '5 it' Best buy in town No money di' New 3 BR, 2 bath 5ithen cclv ,,)ed from 172 laa , 65—Pets- Supplies Aluminum Siding REALTOR TWENTY WEST ri Pin,r,st on 3 loll Income mom burnished trailer on bac iii lob Lots of extras 'ricluding pool 510 500 L'.. __ . '" Realty 135.900 4 OR. 3 BATH 1745 C ren(h , - 79—Trucks-Trajk?rs ..- --- , 'i Ii'' TOWN super 2 eon, home m.nI (Qfld,toi'i las ever1lh r Wm. H. StemperRealtor DAILY—'6:30 a.m..5:30 P.M. SAT,-1l a.m..o p,m. SUN. —] p.m.4 p.m. I Rent Rent Blue L '1. Car pe t S.irvir I 1971 Ford Cour.er pick up A1 only for 51 513 per day condition 92.975 323 5500 (Appril L S URN I lURE I -:1 11911 GMC Pickup truck, good oondtlon Sanford Auction, 373. - S1—Hous,el')cjld Goods 1 MLS courtly -% tit of Sanbord Owner out 5ICt needs to Sell 136.000 PijbIisJ5, Nov. 9. 14, 23, 20, 1978 0€ F 45 . 6-4EqUlpment for INC. it MODEL OPEN: I ;'SoSPARK Hal Colbert O'.ELv HOME IN COUNTY- 3 III 2 04th, Central H&A. wdli wall ward, owner me 'ixating 139.250 POOL HOME . 9100 family r oo m, dining r oom, kit (hen area, !Argo living r oom, Shade trees 'lowering Shrubs and rare plants Large lob Under 9 20 .000 Call 37) 5,130 for lcpontmenb BINGO 1:30PM good I , ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service .'C mom,- : .1 '''i 78---Motorcycles, I 322-2420 REALTOR, MLS 323 5774 Anytime V.F.W. I j.nk,nS central II & AC, and reasonably priced 4? 525, 8(0 Harold Hall Realty 2 Ilk Every Sunday _____________ _______________ Earn extra cain bar Christmas Shopong Sell those items you no longer need w:th Quick ACton Want Ad in thd Evening Herald ''' '..i"m'C?:d I rt Yellow Sanø & 1oi Soil tar Sale Call 3237560 from e to 1915 P10rid 550. 1 cul . Take over 5 30 wee,x nAys I payments of $57 83 31 payments owed Pay oft letS 323 2959 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Motorcycle Insurance 'A-.'..'jr' ff i,arij"n Center BLAIR AGENCY 'Cl 1,. ' . 12) 3.866or)7) 7710 -------.------.-__— ________ .Sfpnctrnm RIh ' II - 62—Lawn.Garden I Ir O W .'jj STOP RENTING- Move ri thp buy Neil tt CH s,, pqu'ppec W W carpet, 527.000 1ETEM4NS NOTICE OF ACTION TO Larry F Colby and Susan D Colby, his wife bath, CHOICE AREA- IBM ?ba'r family rm a Inc home $3 _________ Sanford '— SAN LANTA - 620 va'encia Court , Pleat as a p'n' Yr5 3 BR I' bath',. 5 3 ,r', new 1 flClu(jeS central air, ready !o move in I 52 6. 900 "''a r.c:,'_ tl':,t ,i:,i:r Cr Orc(i'Inil,itO,i ( ,lr: i11' ,',5r in this listing cacti Defendants Lot 129 of SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS UNIT 1, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 19. Page 21, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against you You Pre required to Serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to this action on SMITH AND HAYDEN, PA., atloi'ne'ys for the Plaintiff, whose address is 1314 Barnett Bank Building, Jacksonville. Florida 17202. and file the original with the Clack of the above styled Court on or biter, December 9th. 1976, other wile a Judgment may be entered against you for the reliif demanded In the Complaint. W IT PIE SS my hand and the seal of said Court on this 5th day of November, 1916. (SEAL) Arthur ii. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Genevieve Poulsin FUi4NiS)1E D INS 'i I Any year tsr, 1916 rrc,.j.is I tj,jy.. week Call toil tree 1 000137 7952 -'--I "ma '-. a mc', . ill I 80—Autos for e snets, crcpced ears $ IlO or best - , clter 373 7927 '74 Dodge Colt, exc e llent ConditiOn, 2 yr old German Sheprterd, male Will Pant Refr.;eritors Of , vinyl hardtop, neat & air, I guard dog $101) to r:ght person Lawn FurnIure etc standard, toe mileage Take over 323 1375 123 1980 payments Of 97317 9700 nt? as down payment 322 5706 after Used carpet, Olive green. approx CamPoelis Poodle Pad-Complete 11*12', 135 Call 123 ISIS P(OteSSOn4l groomng 7467 Park Ave . 322 4121 197$ Corvette, orange, 7 Top, kitChn Bathroom Cainet',j loaded Call after S p.m 3770111 counter- lops. £.vuks.-insfei[at.on Homely. mischievous cute. 7 rItes, old male Pup of indeterminate .i4iltbIC Bud Ca 11 322 805? 971 Mav er ic k , 2 Dr .new paint, new Circle- Spacious I DII, 2 Oath, in ('*ceiiefll location Has lovely 1011 S C RFNCH - Cars & Trucks I ' wILSON MA1ER CURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE lll3lS E First St 322 5622 RENTALS II) E,.i NULL'S — MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk I CSsSelb-rry, Il 22, 63042136 _____________________________ cash register, p'tza oven. Other restaurant equip 373 7170 617W sI St , Sanford 312 56.41 or 322 2751 jttpr Hr% PINECIILS T I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO, 7e2044CA.e9.I DIVISION: - chairs, slragr,t ChRirS, filing cab.n.ts, as is Cash and carry Scars Toucs Tone COlor T console, brand new, 1.100 Sears Coldipot s'de b Side retrigeratoi- freezer, I year old, like new. $101) 323 6582 lo,er, large ulilty room and FOR THE EXECUTIVE Just more APP warranted. reduced 3 HR 2 bath home on S2S.000 ccrn,r lot ,th girt uak Kitchen equpp Has a Screened Cabana f o r entertannq your guests ulTy 27)8 Palmetto Ave - Cod Brick beauty ,it 519 900 Ott on your front porch in InS lovely older i BR. 1' bath in clvd'ng Carpetng central H & AC, Ill OLEANDER Well mamnta.ned On well landscaped lot Come older home 'n dOwntOwn Sanford 1)6.600 32 on large wooded lob Could be the 7 in 1 tlQme Upstairs has . Separate entrance klchn Zontd COUNTRY CLUB MANOR WilkinS Circle Lovely I OR Ii GC 7 Can be uSPd f o r blCe5 baitS. ha. carpeting scre,rtecj IrOnt it1y5for% look rib In', one f or porch, breakfast bar and loadS of $26,900 •*tras On large fenced corn" lot Move fl COndit'On tot' MLS REALTORS *iTci,(,1, çr'.uIst iaiii-' li7l Upp land Park Homes By SALES I BUY JUNK CAPS trot-ri 910 to 130 Call 3221671 a'lerlp m 1.'.ond or steel deSkS eyed:,' 'C deSk & Chairs, Secretarial desks & Platform Scale, Shake macnine, Reg Real Estate Broker p W E AL TO WS 3210041 Legal Notice Maytair 322 6,45? place Ip dSpIa, ,rose .,ntques You pick green beans 94 Au Hwy IPii9 I'9?jro -1 2100 S. French Ave. 01- L'" . 123 1695 ,- -, , -________________________________ Supplies Used Office Furniture --- ' __________ 77— Autos Wanted —_______ ' -- _______________ — uaranted recondItIoned auto batteries, $17 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave General Contractor lirepiace, IBM. 2balhs Truly the _____ i 17% Z would Illip Eat In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room or Take Out 37? 2119 Alter Hours -- g ik' I BALL REALTY -I --OfflCe persnl attention Console Stereo, AM FM Radio I. Record Player Excellent con dition, 9125 323 2791 peg Peal Estate Broker $77,500 Care '- Fill Santa's bag quick and easy Srop the want ads for Christma s b u 1 S ____________________________ - — --- JOHNNY WALKER ' sales i zpd 50—Miscellaneous for Sale I I'. Educations, Child Care for as IOwas' 12. WIkiv it i'i.' n,riii.. 1,1 . wItS central heal 8. air 1721 game room, utility shedon cement tQ4jndatiOn large frees 123.900 New FHA teE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY Sparkling 3 BR. 1' bath hOmC MittS Fborica room (Crlf, tidAl & TMativated owner 9111 SC New F H • r SO n A C w ill give your — I NOTICE — - Spacious,custom)BR, 2bath.liy rrri , 12 ri rm . den. eat n It , 17 I acr es Pr,vacy Near hospital 3fl p 5113 IdOith some c 2539 Park or 3223955 Bill Bowers, Operator 9. Electronic Organs with Merchandise clo wn ,rs. experience. Moiley's Garage, j'3ri'4f rhythm section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's irio & Organ Sales & W esrn te Lfo, 301 .'I Ff5? 5' . 327 2255 £ .ro 321 1 51. 37,141 ?? 25'S S?r t 1)00 " Expert Mechanics All work guaranteed Reasonable prices. 25 — 323 7832 _______ 2521 PrI Dr R'os- '8610or 8l).9lJx" , afford 1220779 •""I Jim Hunt Realty, Inc 17.92. Sanford , ~ Ac;o%% F,om Ranch L322.2o90 s fc' assistance prope l1 ACU d'Ser'de oeilng mirrors, pri,iac V Sh.iiies II) 1470 *-.t 251 rr 671 0913 ( LAKESIDE APARTMENTS ",',t'uu.Ori)II, I ls new B owner 172 7361 , Call payment to quIlted buyers 3 lIp, l' baths, cent heat rCbur 1. 5hi' A ow is 119.000 es ASsocate 0's LAKE MONROE - SANFORD Realty - a tar 59 —Mus,c.aI Wvrchandise M LS . REALTOR Eyes 323 - 101W Commerc'al Phone 12) a. Sanford Lake Mary Lountry nomc wooded lot Spanish StuCco I BR. I bath with trnl y room and fireplace Good 'nveStmpnt Hou se and 3 lots. 910.000. house and 01% 9)0.000 PP'cne 3?? ?06..i From 1505 W. 25th NE ED A HOME' 76A—Auto Repairs 91 - — INC. WIT'r REALTY JOHN SAULS AGENCY Da,s 32? 717 Broker Weg Meal Estate Broker JOHN XPIDER, ASSOC 11,11 burnished. 1 BR apartment Mature adultS 323 166,) 135 I Assume mortgage No Qualityng Very small down C1,mI'nt Monthly payment "3rt0atJf 91179? W, GARN ETT WHITE -- - ' -. rai Estate Brokpr, 321 0610 2 BR . air, Adults No Pets C on tact 2112 Palmetto Ave Quiet, -_. 1 41—Houses Luxury Patio Apam Studio, _____________ Hal Colbert RESIDENTIAL LOTS- Buy now for future homesite Terms .vail MellOnville Ave 100' 11.e5o iVekiva R.wer, 100' nn river. 916,000 L akefron t in DeBary, II 1,750 I bath, carpeted and C A. I lhpn equipped nice large lot . ''f. carpeted, quiet I anui 2 t*drOOms. 9175* to $135 month Adults Phone 377 1610 Bedroom Apts, 372 7335 111.000 Financing avail _____ -ncr .ii th Want Ad ,? -. bedrooms, 2 baths, cent heat and air, StOvC, garage or carport REAL NICE HOME Real Estate _______ ~G ardens - — MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Iv, air Cord Mad Secv QUALITY iNtl NORTH 18. SR 131. Longwood 667 ________ - 2464 convenient location Meterences regured $95 per mo 834 5997 ---- — vice - i NEW HOMES that you can Budder's own 3 or I OR, 2 bath Prced below reproduction costs JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor 37? 1591 37—Business Property I Sanford, I BR. turn downstairs DeBAR V. Large, lovely I BR, air, near stos ideAl f o r retired i'rrsons 311 '' 6416 Mr Thomas Wilson. lii Executive Director Sanford Housing Auth.: Administrative BuiIdrvj Castle Brewer Court Sanford. Fl. 32771 ' - Cam pe r Trailer for ic,:, 24'. lvi bath, twin beds, Heat, ar 3:2 5752 I. 2 & 2 BR apts Tennis, Sw mm rig . Playground, , flIA -. Chuck Moore Peg Meal Estate Broker 1618 S Sanford Ave 321 0159 eves 372 7643 _______________________ burn . Cabana, porch, lanced yard Adults only No pets 371 0568 alter 1 30 CHRISTMAS I BATEMAN REALTY - tan pine, $ 35 327 1116 or lfl - -_ - - Seminole H S gym) 323 2944 or Shells Beautifully handmade of moun By owner )2;;;0 - Trailer, 169 Slee ps 6, fully equipped, 1900 See at 2704 Ridgewood Ave (fr on t of -- 7 BR. CA, ar. screened double ble lot, fruit & large oak frees, nice neiQtSborho $19,900 12.000 (in about 9160 mo Owner iil finance 2012 Jeffers on Ave 322 1374 days. or 626 1059. ,iSk for Meg Meal Estate Broker 003W 151 St 373 6061 p1323 051? eves 2 OR . turnmshed. 1110 Katie's Wkivi LOnd'ng, 372 1170 holder, with door i 5' S.cott'y Cam per For hiS CIir'Stmas g'e a I rack gun 47—Real Estate Wanted KULP REALTY 109W First SI Sanford I — Vehicles — 75—Recreational - ________ COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - Any right 57 — Sports Equipment Choice commercial Site 250'x?SO' on US Hwy 1192 'nSde Sanford City Sales Sanford Homes 9 it acres Nrw road, nice trees dry arid T erms 911.100 - CHARGE Reserve free spaces P'-ar,c' 377 1116. 7 p ri' t, 2 p i-ri 11 F'terqli lSh'ng boat. 93 hp Eirirm)e rrOtor and trailer, $150 (ail "ven'rtgs, 37) 7fl . ----- ' I)' i' Malibu Fiberglass boat with Swivel seats, II HP Evinrude, Hard'ng Trailer Fully equipped. imr. new 1650 ili 1404 after 5 43—Lots-Acreage lm" BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Mave 11$ and have fun swapping too' Bring your articles to Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap Stop Flea Market , South 17 97, ev.ry Sunday. 9a * i to5p, NO 2929 Hwy 1192 377 5961 _____________________________ — Broker, 831 0171 en1aIs Trade i'IAPII ED SELLERS OBSON MARINE for — o. brown ----- Cell 372 3S 3 BR , 71' 94' Barrington, VA loanS aailabl REGORv YOSLI HOMES 23 Or .ini Er i l l 511,1) Regm5tere Peal Estate Broker Mill, Murra, 4 ssl7(te Lake Mary Phone 372 523? Condition, $16,700 VA No dOwn. FHA Low down . 10—Swap & 27 . River 94.000 appointment yard, large corner lot For Sale or SANFORD- Lovely 2 or 3 OR, I 04th home in good location, ex USE WANT ADS for quick response 3 r celirig p r. YENP,40pE WASHER - Parts, Service Used machines MOONEy APPI lANCES, 373 0491 IS , scre ened porch, utility Shed. On Wekiva heat & air, carpeted, closets galore, enclosed garage, utility rm - fenced back glady Cash 322.4132 For uSed furniture appliances toots. ('tC But I or 1(1)1 items Larry's Mart 715 Sanford Av - 55 — Boats & Accessories 2 BR unfurn 3 BR, I", bath, cent M. UNSWORTH REALTY A Ridgewood Arms i r.'tr,gertor, self )reen ver1 q0O 42-4Mbite Homes than 1750 clown Government funding By builder. 831 1949, Equal Housing Opportunity than rent ruriiisij 377 7199 it 1971 Kenmore washer & dryer. apartment ti: Good cone 1210 or oest "iffer 322 1616 2 61?) 322 7357 I Lake Mary. 3 BR. l'i bath new homes Under 125.000 with less - - - IS Cu 68—Wanted to Buy - cord tori 145 Call 373 ISIS rooms. 1 bath, 751 S 3rd St., Lake Mary 911,500 Phrirp Ata 1701 I f Tuesday. Nov. 23, 1974-58 52—Appliances _______________________________ of merchandise daily payment, monthly payments less I .usociale, Classified AdS MOVE MOUNTAINS '.'oriey 5 .ivamlable f o r subsidized housing in rural areas No down ' " - 34 —/'biIe * 30 - Apartments Unfurnished Interested persons stv)tilJ Sutrr.i resumes to Resumes will be accepted through November 26, 1916 Part time •j salar, rCtia7,;, car peted 3 BR, 7 b.ith available l)r J,ln & Feb 'n Sunlirid Estates lcJi'ai for tourists 322 SAP4MOPApK""'"TT'"" trailer apIs Adult & tamily park 'b ly ISIS M^V 1797 S ,'ntord 12) 177 Rentals L1,,.....,,,.. 1 One Bed room L(l long haired ite aim-eS male cat. 25th 8. Sanford. Hair thin on back 373 4375 - .0 -.- WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St 373052e of comrir'i.r( .11 bldg ,s,aiau;e her rent 'or liday SeASon 321 5yi) - LM, TC Dais ' NI!S i I REAL ESTATE If You Qualify m onth Phone SM SIlt — -- - Foijiiil- Female Huskie Call & identity. You pay for ad Orlando bath. i 41— Houses ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Le new i tr , ' r equipped. washer, dryer, carpet. drape*., and fenced yard Owner leaving town Call George W,IIii. Realtor House In 3 Months On large Shady lot in Sanford IllS Furnished 4 wk days -- Administration of budgets, con tracts, construction activities and operating programs Maintaining accurate accounts funds received and disbursed Computing rental assessments ID applicants and tenants. Planning of programs designed to improve the physical appearance, and to make more livable apart f l ed I fights w,ifer fu'ri .,...i.. 7796 after 2400 sq counting FACED WITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoi'iolic Anonymous Can Help - 4.1.. .-. described as tOIIow f AJC" Burt Lancaster. or Brown Gravy Teenager needs ride with female from Sanford to K Mart In Casselberry 23 days a week at 130 p m 322 3907, 122 2076 L PN -, - .- ________________ Duties of the Executive Director includes, but is not limited to Isa following: 9--Crolood Things to Eat Great Sun 9i MOVIE (M n)Birthion ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF I BR, turn ic' THE GREATEST FIND and Lord and Mackenzie Phiilip host parades in New York, Philadelphia. Detroit, Tom"() arid I-$'swaa. Three hou.n. BAKED HONEY GLAZED VIRGINIA HAM & unsrucuons: FIIOOIfl words below appear forward, backward, up, down or diagonally. Find each box it in, ford. tAchaei Learned. Jock Cranberry Garnish - BR, - , $18,995 Call Bait You Can Have Your throughout, central heat and air -. Cottage, s They're Hot' — - B ES L SAC I EM UP I E K SO LI GDANLV I RDAAGNKE I KGT RIG L LAST I I SO E A PAG NO E VR EALWVVL I DGWALR IN AIEGFENTINGTRAUPEHG TDARTN ISA8TAERGTArR ETTEAKLAFELEAUAATKE XALAEVLAETRRTGNESNA U EAT R COME 0 T GE R I ROUT HR K D GREATS EASE C G CS P AGEAELGREATATLAKITL I ES N I All RB TA ERG T E A A 0 IGREATDANELEGR ITE I MOEKALKERTTAERGHYRN R CL N GRE A) BASS I G MA G S 12 TODAY (Local news 6 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 3 """' - - 31—Apartments Companion tlt'r-cleJ immediately 678 0616 -WE SELL SUCCES S - . 701 Commercial 373 5176 - 4--Persona COMPANY HILLBILLIES — re Opportunities 24—Busiss on tt page for ChriStmas gift ide as Watch for them beçlnnlng November 25. ls 6' HOGAN'S HEROES 7 24 THE ELECTRIC THEGONGSHOW Pro- I SEEK at725and825) 4 Dressing, Giblet Gravy, NEWS 2 BR. clean, near shopping, No pets 2619 Elm . Sanford Call Mrs ______________ 94db, 339 6956 '-- Nurse , RN's- & - i -- 'p ' "Get Em While Corner lot--I BR. 2 bath, liv rm , tam rm & den, kitchen turn Inquire tOO? Adams Ave , Sanford — or 373 8435 700 - Southern 2 NEWS 9 BEVERLY 655 2 DAILY DEVOTkJN,.&L _____________________ FREjwAp5p AND FLEA MARKET EVERYSUNDAYCAM SPM CALL111 r Ill oll Old Fashioned 2 ALMANAC £ SAT TIL Sanford NEIGHBORHOOD 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 6 (Thu's Only) SUNSHINE rcORCHv"j t'SIX A CK ANN" I 2 ADAM I? (Fl) 7 24 MISTER ROGERS' 1230 Not OflT)U3 CONN'E STEVENS IS 'ete FRIED CHICKEN ious 9 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER Famous For Good Taste soo siarvi despi te Pirates and a scam (A) 2 GOOD ALL DAY Value * ' - - -"- ' 7773387 eves 5312 'I'm RuTh!. /it 1cr%1'l" THE STARS 9 MARCUS WELBY M.D adaptability of five refuges from a Confederate prison du'mnç the Civil War wtio Su'vlvo on a. Wanted FOLLOW NOUNCED tore about the ingerKjty and (Fn)DAILY DEVOTIONAL ','',":: (T)fours orvy) FAMOUS CLASSIC T ALES 'Mystenous Island " Animated adaptation of Jules Verne's dassic a'iveru- 2 (fn) WITH THIS RING • $I 6 Part time Bar Maid Apply Within Starlight Lounge. 3105 5 Orlando Dr . Sanford LPN. 4 to II Shift Geriatric Cx panience preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing & Con vales,cenl Center, 950 Melloriville 6"I 'Milylkyllul 000 RESTLESS Preempted Thurs. see below. Not on Thu's I 7 24 SESAME STREET EDGE OF NIGHT ProOrTiIed Thugs and Fri 9 (The, BALL COUPLE 430 2 (mu's) TO BE AN' 4 6 YNG OU AND 6 15 CHILflRi4.... 75 6 MERV GRIFFIN 2 12 (Thu's only)GFIAND' STAND 6 ADULTS 2 IF1ONSIDE (Fl) PreerTtod Thug Fri) NEWS 18—Help 10 — ---. Pompano. Fla., IM61 24 ZOCA4 (.t)n. Tues. Wed, 3226713 - plus deposit 18.2 BR Apts excellent locatiori. all electric k'trti.ci A C. Carpeted, '-' drapej, adults, from 1150 7015 4 Rm , kit equip , clean, $OS mo ;_3 rm - kit equip .clean, 115 mo 372 Sanford Ave . Phone 3 72 7111 -, Ave 330 2 12 (Thu's orgy) SPECIAL TREAT Figuring All the 1200 9 2 NAVEL ORANGES. 12 50 Bu or Sanford Seminole .uycee's are Still selling the Restaurant Sampler Coupon Books for $11 95 Call 373 0090 or 373.4310. or after S call 373 at Dal. 400 600 - ________ - 9—Good Things to Eat 9300 mo 165 1771 Let mc Show yOu txw you can make 5100 1300 per week Call 373 6512 .--------- YES (Thu's only) NFL as Afternoon 4' 6 4 FOOTBALL St Louis Wednesday and _: — 2 6 GAMBIT Preempted 1200 $20000 PYRAMID. Pro- Oklahoma at Nebraska. Thu's. Fri 4 6 M'AS'H Burr can't believe it when a wounded 4A—Public Notices ____________________ RIDGE WOOD VILLAGE needs" fast and at a low, low Cost -_________________ — Hous I OR apt kit equip ,A(, Carpeted, OV1EDO Flu- Duplexes Furn or Unlurn .Wooded. Home size lots WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't AS THE WORLD onitod Thq u' and Fri 9 (Fri) NCAA FOOTBALL 1030 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Preérr)todThij-s, see 10 am 24 (Thurs. Fri) SESAME STREET 1100 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE Preempted Thu's 10 a m Machine Gun Kelly" (A) ____ 41—Houses -. '' Plaza) 11111111111111111111111 200 COMPANY , 6 The Day Before PublicaUon Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. . Unfurnished Apply in person Mon. Tues - Wed between 2 & 1 PM to Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips, 90 E t1y 436. Fern Park (Zayre Sunday - Noon Friday TURNS Preemp ted Thurs, see I pm 9 FAMILY FEUD' Proorrted Thu's 6 (Fri only) SUPER FRIDAY. Special hour and a half holiday pi'esental,on of ' J.J II WJWV'SI Noon . 31A—Duplexes APARTMENTS S. Sanford Ave. Manager Trance, male of tamale for expanding test too' , service Must have own trans portation DEADLINES End- less S4 I) F'ili 7 MARKRUSSELCOMEDy SHOW 9 MOVIE OF THE WEEK t'Axth Korean officer describes his own inury and correctly diagnoses the wounds of an otw patent 1. . (Fr,) MOVIE 2 900 2 12 POLICEWOMAN In oerto crack a'beyselling" ring. Sots fH)'" ( Thu'S only) 50th Preemolied Thu's and Fri HARTMAt4 wealthy couple who want to a dopt an infant 1 1111111, see three regular Saturday SOfIOS childeo "Fat 4J( 24 SCHOOL BOARD CONT and the Cosby Kids." Isis" and 11 30 "Ark II" 2 12' TONIGHT 24 (Thos. Fn,) ELECTRIC 14 CBS LATE MOVIE c orrespondence modeling A SANFORD AND SON ANNUAL MAC ' S THANKSGIVING DAY PA. RADLi Ed McMahon, Della Reese. McLean Stevenson host the traditional pk' Loser Take M." (Fl) 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY SATURDAY 9Noofl 6, NEWS Preen'ted Thurs.. moo 12 ' 12 see below 6 (thu's Only) PIPPI IN THE SOUTH SEAS 9 RYAN S HOPE Proei1fcd Thu's. see below 9 (Thu's only) SC008Y 000-DYNOMUTT HOUR 24 (Thus)MOVIE' On ' Any SESAME STREET 2 :JU r.. - SOMERSET' Proerrted Thurs. see 1230 pm TELEVISION Or. p 1,,- 8:00 AM. I — SANFORD 3 BR, I, bath, central adults. no pets, 995 372 2296 wk A & H, very private 121,900 Will clys after I sell FHA, VA low down or assume present loan Unturn'shPrt two tedro0rr Secunitu HUD FHA VA reposse'ssions, all 3301 ,'pst t*riuit PrIe r*-ç areas, trcm 9100 down New modern Single sto"y I 8. 7 BR I apts . and comnI.I.i . 'ScS ______________________ CRANK CON'ST REALTY Studio apts Conveniently located, 32—Houses REALTORS-I3O 6061 beautifully landscaped Abundant .. Eves 373 3119 storage, including attic "GE Winter Springs ) Fib i'*"lini Energy Etlicient Package", crom conditiOn, mm lease 6 mo'. 9745 NEW 3 BR, 7 bath, garage. cent ral 9115 Call 373 3301 or ViSit Resident "mo 140 pets Near School 177 0335 teat & air conditioning, wall to Service Directors to inspect wail carpet, VA FHA WiltS riO Nce 2 BR block home, turn or mod els and select your new 971,900 (losing t, apartm en t unfurn 323 2920 or 372 7129 alter 6 pm DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Do you wan it bid or Soid' Want . "-" S V H.irdwk, Broker ads tell and sell last at a low cost lcSylt*ildeI BR. 2 bath, deluxe I. __________________ fleltr,a 'A.? 9411 SpaciOuS Shorthand, typing, light book keeping experience Demanding iob Company benefits Equal Opportunity Employer Cardinal Industries Inc , 321 0210 I thru Slimes 41c line 6 thru 25 times 3 Ica line 26 times 74c a line (52,00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS - NOW LEASING SANFORD COURT . productionotfjc, SECRETAR'V RATES 100 ango County School System, 3 pm ( Thu's. En) 2 12 (Fl) below 831-9993 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1255 HAHTMAN 24 SCHOOL BOARD CONT 830 9 LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY When the girls see how the foIas flip for a Pretty model at the Pizza Bowl, they enroll ma NVednesday"s in Pump gas, full or part time. ax cellent salary Seeking aggressive persons 7125 S French Ave Equt Opportunity Employer Orlando - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. . 30 -Apartments Un-furnished ,I SEARCH FOR 9 ALL MY CHILDREN: Pre vnieu I r urs until 9' FAMILY Epssøde tO 1)0 announced 24 scHooL BOARD CONT. 1030 6$ ALAN BURKE SHOW 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NhWS 6$ WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY RARTMAN. MARY p 6 TOMORROW Preempted Thuts 2 ()n SCHOOL Feast. police officers I'4rscti and Green (Frank Converse and Fred WlIiarron) are ordered to apçxehen.d a sniper wtio has shot an Ii earold cfiildd during a freeway traffic 4 6 SWiTCH. Episode to be 800 2 12 BAA. BAA BLACK SHEEP Pappy" gets malana, a rid a doctor threater to send him home 4 6 NADIA. FROM ROMANIA WITH LOVE. Special on location, starting Nadia Comaneci. 14 year old all 322-2611 ttwu Wed) IN 24 their way to a Thanksgiving 12 MV THREE SONS 24 SCHOOL BOARD CaNT Y. FOOTBALL Buffalo at Detroit 2 10,00 12 POLICE STORY On 2 .IfflS 1i...1.s U UU Seminole 1953 (Fn) "At War With the Arrny."Dean Martin.JerryLewis 1950. new .4 MATCH GAME 6 'us lLkflItUrO from a shady is? hoisterer. Ann has her first encounter with anoverbearing SHCOOL BOARD MEETING thi '.,. ereJ Thurs . see below 2 12 (Thtss. only) NFL 4 Smart Girls" Deanna Durbin. R Flay P flarxl (B&W) 1937. Thtis ) 'Little Boy Lost." Bing 24 SCHOOL BOARDCOIJT 930 4 6 - ONE -. -- flAVATATILU While trying to rescue her I? S25.000 PYRAMID 24 ORANGE COUNTY pr Karl Widen. Part one &W) 1962 (Tees) 'Birdman of AJrai.' Part v. cent, from yesterday (Wed I "Three I io—rw.tip YYaITOCI List Your Business...Dial 322-2611 O 831-9993] �èÄ ( Tuesday, Nov. 23, 197k 6B-EvenIn Herald, Sanlord, Fl. * FOR VOUR CONVENIENCE AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE ia you AND YOURS & SPIRITS DEALER WE WILL BE OPEN ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES A JOYOUS THANKSGIVING FROM AL'. OF USATABC ALL DAY THANKSGIVING ENHANCE THE FLAVOR OF YOUR TURKEY ll ____________________________________________________ i l E PIE PI _________ ALL MOST OFTHESE PRICES ARE 6 WEEK & DAILY SPECIALS _____________ _____________ I it TO $9 BELOW WHOLESALE CASE LIST LOUNGESANYflM( ABC COCKTAIL UNCE • C IXUPT CALL RINKS48 BWDS SANFORD COCKTAIL LOUNGE HIGHWAY 17-92 PKG. STORE SOUTH CITY __ ______ ______ OPEN CHAMPAGNE OR COLD OUCK SANGRIA SPANISHTOR000RO __ SUNDAY STORE LAMBRUSCO 99 1 5TH V S OP COGNAC JACQui IRACI 1.99 ______ NLkP0UTAJl Ilk! GAILlAIO 6.99 ______ ______ __ XAIILUA 49 12 FOR 17.0 I UGUNOV DEL CONTE CHAlLIS 16.15 CASE CHIAJITI PINK CHAlLIS SAUT(fffiI.VlNROS OF 4 ABC PORI.Ss(My wHnIpo'r tAMOD&rSH(My MUSCATEL BURGUNDY BAR8111101111E STI CNIA?rncLAAIT.rnllNE CAILON 4.19 GALLON CASE MT. ROSE 1995 16.95 BURGUNDY ROSE SAUTERNE GOLD SEAL GALLON GALLON G*tNACE ROSE , 3.69 5TH CASE PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY OTHERS ASK s,, SPAIN 3.99 5TH 21 95 ..79 CAROOLIE DRY VERMOUTH 13.50 239 BLUE LABEL IIEBFRAUMIICH GIRMANY 2.29 230Z .29 PORTUGAL N Y STATE GOLD SEAL CATAWBA ALMADE CLARET • SAUTERNE 229 TYP($ IISBOA ROSE LIGHTER REG 1 49 JOHANNISBERO a, DISPOSABLE BUTAP LIGHT RIESUNG N.Y. STATE WHITE WINE 2 21 95 VODKA- GIN RUM 8LfNO CANADIAN BACAROI RUM SMRNOFF VODKA JIM BEAM OLD GRANO DAD $8 SEAGRAM I CROWN ' 35' 50" 4$ 4$' 55' 55 CANADIAN CLUB Cliii! WK SCOTCH 50, 15' JUAN HTIIIAN 'fCAOt W.MEXICO ( 10 WISER'S DELUXE H$, 4 y, AT K CIUMANN GIRMANY Box "m 99 _______ __ ______ SEAGRAM'S 99 115.00 10 OT. (Aft V.0. CANADIAN 111001 ,AUILLAC 24 12.49 oz 124.90 CHAT. LATOUR PAUMAC 1595 159.50 RIO GRAVES 24 24 oz 4. ______ 5TH OLD REPEATER ,,OLD 8 YR. KY. BOURBON STA,NLEYI - 86 * Proof ABC 1 000 WHY BUY CHAT. PETRIJS 'aimo 11.95 CHAT. CHEVAL BLANC ST 1049 99 119.50 H CHAT LASCOMBES MANGAUX 11 CHAT LA LOUVIERE 14 WHIT! GRAVES .4 oz 38.95 11 CHAT, RIPEAU ST (MILION 4.9 'ouot 4.49 1. o oNDON TOWER _____ LO , - -. H o: A 1 IOOI.AUZ 399 H - No SEDUCTION IN Pt OOf 24 as, sis 35TH WISER 'S OLDEST 15 YEAR CANADIAN BOND l :1 l I :1 11111 11 I4 1I f SGA LIGHT 4.99 SCHAEFER BOTS. 4.99 5.39 5.99 PETER HANG LITE QT. 799 _______________ _________ St LEGER STH OLD FLORIDA RUM QT. 91.15 GILBEY GIN QT. 56.95 BAIJ1JA NT iN E SCOTCH . OLD RARITY SCOTCH QT. 92.50 BEEFEATER GIN QT. 83.88 CHEVY ..' _____ _________ ,,., CUTTY 770c MIX ANY 95 BLEND PROOF OT. VODKA 4,,. RIGHTS RESERVED 4 ABC 8 YR. 86' SCOTCH It's fight & It's Great . l4I'I1f1I(IJ __ 8YR 86°' SCOTCH °° ' QUAIL SUNRISE I CREEK TEQUILA _____ CANADIAN I ____ _____ KY I WHITEHALL RUM QT. 42.95 5TH BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH 65.88 STHGORDON'SGIN 4995 QUEEN ANNE QT. 8 YR. LUCKY LAGER 5.99 ST. PAUU GIRL BOTS.1 Li '-'T a'-.. -- 1.15 -. QT. , EUROPEAN NOUDAY SAMPLER 3495 f.... , Rave a boltIss of ppuIii wows in a bolubM .ath.r lsunrn.d .øcker b.skat Selection indud.., flh1 such U .1 V Bsauo4a.s ticct a.ti Zalh.c Sct.aezs , AMERICAS FAVORITU 6.95 S.b.sü.snI Burgundy and Ch.nin Blanc. Two -24 0i bowes in a b..utiful '(4 (or in. hokd.y seauln. 599 49.95 21 tO 21.. T*qly 1m530fl.d Euopwi *ines s4.ct,d horn Franc.. Getmanv. SPsn. Ponuo& and IUI SSIICIIOfl$ 54JC1'I iS P,jin B.cc.io Agt Spumarn.. Ruti Bacrk.urnlac Species. & oth ,i a Ia'g. _____ ______ BEAUTIFUL WINE G I FT BASKETS TRIMMED IN LEATHER ' ,, (UROP LAN TWINS 7.95 F, Fra. many most oac wonlit growing r.g.on. can* she tinesI '74 vn ts.uoi,. in .iaiouist Vacc*i.n.'s Girali. as4 also Bacchus Mos.lblumchan decorated wiSh • hand mad, bow and ob boo Iu Itist istns occasion ___________ _____ 4 '"-'.-_ & GIFT PKGS YOUR CHOICE! -' . -- "P 10 695 TO 4995 SCOTCH MIX ANY 12 SThS 61.95 . 1 OLD STANLEY 0 KY LIRB S iR $4 YR. 86 WHITE LABEL I MIX ANY _ 49 12 QTS. 61.95 QT. 5TH SIUSTIMI CALJFOjkjaLA TASTERS : FRENCH IIIIIIIIIIIII-SAWUR 9.95 12.95 (wnts l.n v i neyards corn, a s.Iecnon 04 iii hail boul, S*bme'a' Grain Vin p Chablis. Chr.n Blanc & Zsnfand.l the,. A uold.n I'*asura ol si. Imported Eueop..n half both, (Rods, Whati. & Ro.e), especially sll.cT.d for itto d.acnmnat,ng Sa.t., Colorfully decorated with a bow & 4"" "OLD 99 _____ ____________________ ____________ - M07 - - ____ RARIWI, 1 2 YR. 799 SCOTCH • KIJAFA DANISH WINE SELECTION " 9.95 SHONE VALLEY CUJ)U WITH DOMAINE DE L'ENCLQS( Theq delicious wines or any oasn 8.95 mast An scifIsrn Iiicbon ad Jabouiet. Thss big. Cobusi ,4j Vircherras Ftsei JacquesRed, isnp...al is nosdsd in an impon,d, hand mad thus Li.bhaumdch and tacct'.e *.nfou Rosst 'ts1CkiI WIIW Cradl, along with unporte.J Franth wooden StytistiJy decorai.d - 5,, ~ft - TRIPLE PL.A31JR5 - 49 SCOTCH III 70(4? 49 _____________________ ____________________________________________________ ASTOR 12 YRO 0 8 YR, 86' Ky. Brb. ______ 86'J. KY. ORB i' TOM SIMS YR. BLEND ____ ______ TOM SIMS magnitude 7 c an ca use widespread, heavy da mage. The earthquake in Guatemala that took 23,000 lives early this year had readings as high as 7.5. 'I' - '3 I- QT. CiltRit KIJAFA '. QT. fltA1W GI BOX I-b. QT. I&M*ILY 795 3 BEAUTIFUL TIVOU QM,of NB QT - , . ...' ., .. ; , .. ' ClIES1111U., ' HOLIDAY C 10 SI 1'1 GS The Thanksgiving holiday will provide a day off for family gatherings and counting their blessings for some Sern1p,le County reddents, while others will enjoy a long weekend. Closed Thursday through Sunday will be Winter Springs City Hall, Longwood City' Hall, (iviedo City Hall, Sanford City Hall and Lake Mary City Halls, Seminole County Courthouse, Seminole County Schools and th e Driver's license otfke. City Halls at Altamonte Springs and Casselberry will be . lI.i' . 'l'IIEY ltEAll.Y llIE? _____ ___ ,,,,,,,- - 'thursday In The F;ening herald - Th e three candidales for seat I on Winter Springs ('it) Council: Re. Robert E. (lark, Stephen S. hind, incumbent Donald W . Shies. Friday- The two candidates for Liingwood city clerk: Bettie Brown and incum be nt Onnie H. Shomate Sunday- Th e four candidates for District 5 seat on longMood city council: Stephen Barton, Steven DeMino, Jerome Mccauley, Harvey Smerllcon. . I - declared at his swearing-in, open society. But the emphasis continuing full assistance" to IIERRING fires. '• iAP) Gtorge Bush announced today ceremony. lietsresigningasdirectoro(the hlealsopledgedto protect the Central Intelligence Agency agency's conf identiality, "I will effective Inauguration day. not turn my back from the Bush's anno un cement was is- past," he sa id. "We've learned sued by a CIA spokesman. The atot about hat an Intelligence announcement s4ld Bush agency must do to ma in ta in the "would not remain as director confidence of the people in an ___________________ __________________________ ______________________________________________________ Kwiatkows 'l' O sted i k u Bush succeeded William E. President-elect Jimmy Carter Colby, who had be en defending during the tr an sition between the CIA during cengression Inadministrations. vestigations of agency oper"Mr. Bush informed Presi- ations. dent Ford and President-elect Carter of his decision." the announcement said. It gave no in dication of Today Bush's future plans. Bush brief ed Carter for nearly six hours last Friday at the president-elect's home in Plains, Ga., on the highly secret The closing of SR-436 in methods the CIA uses to gather Altamonte Springs for repairs intelligence around the world, has been postponed until January following a flood of protests from th e city and its Bush told reporters in Plains that he had visited Ford be fore fl)lng to Georgia and was told merchants, Story, Page 2-A. to give Carter full access to any information he might desire. While he was in Plains, Bush refusej to discuss his o wn fuINDEX lure and declined to say whethor the possibility of r em aining in his job had been raised dur- Aruu.ndThe Clock 6-A tng session with Carter. Bridge 3-B Carter has given no in- Calendar 6-B Ijuation of whom he might ap- Comics 3-B point to replace Bush. Crossword 3-B Bush took over as head of the Editorial 6-A CIA last Jan. 30 and imme- Dear Abby 7-A (Ilately was confronted with the Dr. Lamb 3-B job of restoring public co n- Horoscope 3-B fidence in the a ency, which Hospital had been the tarIet of in vesti- Obituaries gations into itaproper ac- Sports tivities. "No politics, no policy Television bias, will color the co llective Weather judgment of the CIA," he Women A Thanksgiving Story DUNDEE (All i - A inan caught making a bologna sandwich in a church was sent to jail beca use th e minister felt it was his Christian duty "to apprehend th ose involved in criminal acts." Virgil Hughes, 52, a migrant farmworker employed on a local farm, said he was outside the D un dee Baptist Church on Sunday, penniless and unable to remember the last time he had eaten. A passerby suggested he try the ch ur ch kitchen, he told police, Hughes said he walked through an open door and wa rom Personne lh El) PRICXETT Herald Staff Writer 'I he Republican Liairiiin of the Seminole County Commission has o usted Democrat Harry Kwiatkowski from his co veted position on the coun ty's po werf ul personnel board. And Kwiatkowski didn't like it. ard ames Iock- The IX-mocratic coitiiiiisioner Tuesday pointed to politics on the part of Republican commissioners, who, he said, campaigned on promises to take the commission out of the political arena. Kwiatkowski said he had informed newly-selected Commission Chairman Dick Williams that he hoped to retain his position on the personnel board Instead, Williams ignored Kwiatkowski's request and ap- The only difference now, according to Kwiatkowski, Is the Republican decisions are "worked out upstairs" before cornmission meetings. Democrats, he said, worked the decisions out during meetings. Kwiatkowski also cr iticized a breakf ast attended by the three Republicans one da y' prior to Williams' selection as chairman. Smith then decided that he could be Lharged only with pointed two of his Republican colleagues, John Kunbrough and On Nov. 15. Williams called the rnedia from a South Seminole trespassing, a misdemeanor. Hughes was set free Bill Kirchhoff, as county commission representatives to the N'rwflnel board. "You know how many powerful positions I was appointed to?" ,iked Kwiatkowski. "Not one." "It the appointment) was worked out; it was already typed up," he added. Appointments by the chairman must be approved by a majority vote. And Republicans now hold the top half of three-to-two votes after Kirchhoff defeated Democratic opponent John Alexander restaurant to notify the press that he was at a meeting with Kimbrough and Kirchhoff to brief Kirchhoff. Florida's Sunshine Law requires that the media be notified anytime two or more elected officials meet. Tht'intent of the law istonctify the people via the news niedia - in time to allow the public time to attend meetings. Democrat Bob French was absent from Tuesday', meeting. French was appointed to CALNO and to the Seminole Community Action I SCA I agency. The lion's share of Williams appointments went to Republicans The Rev. Mr. Lockwood said he would ask the state attorney If Hughes could be released on his own recognizance, lie also said he's in vit ed Hughes to join him for Thanksgiving dinner. Said Hughes: 1 will never go into another church." . and Williams, an incumbent, barely squeaked by a second Democratic challenger. I)av Gunter Th e chairman is selected by a majority vote of the board The chairmanship goes to the party in power - not to an individual, And, when the Republicans assumed the majority position, it was Williams' time to be c ha i rm an Kwiatkowski said when Democrats held the majority position wood, found hun and called police, But the Rev. Mr, Lockwood said he caught IiugLt' filling a bag with groceries. "And of course I don't know what else he -vas going to take," he said. Hughes was taken to po lice headquarters, where he told authorities his story. Amt. I'olk Co unty State Attorney Al Nonetheless, the minister filed a complaint, and hIt:gh' was arrested on burglary charges. ' ..' , Th e impact in the Soviet Union was tho ught to be minimal, QT. . closed Thursday otily, along with the banks :tud post of- considerable" damige because the area is populatLil and has acco rding to in itial repo rts from the seismic station ir, TbilLsi, ' Soviet Georgia. , It said Bush "pledged his now will be on the future." - - I after Jan. 20, 1977." range it could affect the health set. ... terms of ground motion recorded on a seismograph. Quakes of OUANTI1 RIGHTS itSIlylo 4 • WASHINGTON Ha't-lirg does not foresee any Commissioners Dick immediate da nger to the public. Williams, John Kimbrough and many older buildings. He put the location at about 20 miles west of Yerevan In the Soviet Union. TI MES STANLEY PREMIUM 36,81 I The plant dropped below 5 9 .J k.D. 40% KY, EIRB / of Van Province 900 miles east of Istanbul. "It was the worst tremor 'to hit Turkey) since the one that registered 7.9 in Erzincan and killed about 30,000 in 1939," the Kandi ll i observatory said in a statement. A spokesman at the U.S. National Ea rthquake Information Center in Golden, Coin., said he thought the quake had caused 86 ° Proof . ROYAL DELUXE - i I -I le county commissioners. At a of the people." on the Richter scale. The observatory said the quake hit at 2:25 5TH JACK DANIELS SUCK 12 QTS. 649 3QTS1 4 7795 SARK 74,95 QT CASE 34$ WITH SPECIAL NECK LABEL _________________________________________________________________________ 5TH GRANT'S SCOTCH SYR SCOTCH 69.95 GOOD WED. NOV. 24 W/COUPON I - G000JHURS /5 W/COIJPON I - GOOD FRI., NOV . 28W/COUpON GOOD SAT. NOV 21 W/COUON 39 CANADIAN Turke J. WALKER RIO SCOTCH QT. 92.95 11.64 Rate However, if the condition Bill Kirchhoff voted for a public p.m. 1 7:25 a.m. EST) and had its epicenter in a mountainous area 56,95 Bush As CIA Chief Q pe rsists, he said in the "long hear in g. An exact date WZL not QT. 42.95 GIN he's already leased office space in the Paulucci Building in downtown Sanford and has his office equipment readyto move In. "Th e biggest job will be moving in my lawbooks," he said, not in g that he has an extensive personal library. dent The Kandilli Observatory in Istanbul put the magnitude at 7.6 HUDSON'S BAY SCOTCH (IT. 53.95 ROYALE KY. All the customers served by radio reported. (IT. 81.50 WHITEHALL GIN lity ISTANBUL, Turkey I AP - A major earthquake struck an area of eastern Turkey near the Soviet bo rder today, killin g hundreIsandcausthgwidespreaddestruction,theTurkishste BOODLES QUAIL ° - fl'j9_____ SCOTCH 549 5TH BUDDIES 5TH BEEFEATER GIN CREEK Ec s tern WHITEHALL ''0D ER0G1t, $ Ti SCOTCH Ut*1 Pirthquake Hits BULLOCH & LADE SCOTCH (IT. 58.95 GRANT'S $ YR. SCOTCH (AU nsa before I release anything to the newspapers." Herring said he plans to open a law practice in Sanford on Jan. 4 - the day Cheshi re takes over as State Attorney. He rrin g said monthly bill will Increase from Harling. cent removal of BOD (Bin- allows septic tanks on half-acre $3.30 to $13.20. hlarling met Tuesday with Chemical Oxygen D emand and one-third acre lots. from e ffl uent, and Harling said The three Republicans on the the Eagle facility is operating commission voted to set a below minimum state stan- public hearing to reve rse th e dards. Democratic decision. 95.88 DISTILLED AND ILENDID SCOTCH 'A 5.99 r (IT. sucK i' and informed some Vkat their services won't be needed for Cheshire's staff. Re portedly at least four atto rneys and one in vestigator were put on notice but today those persons were either unavailable or declined to comment on the reports. One attorney said he di dn 't want to discuss the matter and that any announcement must come from Cheshire. held at the courthouse in approved by the county com. subdl%i5lon just north of Red Democrat iL-dominated comSanford. mission - will produce the Bug Road near Casselberry. mission two weeks ago okayed Harling said the average needed amount, according to The state requires a 90 per a subdivision regulation that (II. 42.95 (IT, 11.88 749 CUTTYSARK SCOTCH (IT. 93.48 ______ JD8 TEQUILA JACK DANIELS - PEARL BEER 10950 CANADIAN CLUB Res by Fulenwider will report to Se ll ers. Bross, a longtime political foe of Herring, "seemed to be almost in charge dur ing the conferences yesterday," one of the attorneys reported ly given notice said today, Ch eshire's fir st choice for the Sem inole chi ef assistant state attorney, Do nald Lykkebak, whom Cheshire defeated ui the Democratic primary, ear li er turned down the job offer. Lykkebak said he will stay in his present job as an assistant to Orange-Osceola State Atty. Robert Eagan. Bross told reporters Tuesda y while he was in Sanford with Cheshire that he couldn't comment on the reports that he'll be the new Seminole chief assistant state attorney. He said any announcements wi ll come from Cheshire. Cheshire said that he still has to talk with some people in Brevard concerning staff join and "I want to be sure they know being recommended by the hills - live in South Seminole. green light to purchase a third months ago, Harling said. lie ' . . county government's utility facility Eagle Utilities. picked up the discrepancies h1arl1ngsaldthecountyneed consultant. Harting, however, said today while monitoring monthly pick upan additional $l38,000 Hugh Hatting ad today he to he did not inform the corn- reports. in revenue to operate the wlllasktbecountyeornznjsajon mission that Eagle operations Also at Tuesday's meeting, county's utility department to approve the rate hikes at ' 3't below date stndard The Republicans took the first step ____________ black h!"s.T- g next .__1, P.m. I plunt ' et' th'& 200 to har. septic thnks Tuesday. The mett1tlg will 1The IJeded Increases- If cttomrs th tbe- 1)ecr Run smaller than one acre. The (IT. 43.95 I 2 YEAR . fl JOSE CORTEZ I __________ Clan VA ABC BEER OR ALE 4.99 GENESSEE 519 8 YR. BLEND 5TH $. SCOTCH O.UATITY RIGHTS R$jI 'RARE bv an auto on E. herring and Seminole staffers at the office. Cheshie was accoinpanied by former Brevard Co un ty Solicitor Gerald Bross but declined to confirm or deny that Bross will be his chief assistant in charge of the Sanford office replacin g William Staley. Ch eshire, who defeated Herrin g In the November general election, announced during his campaign that he would replace Staley and Herring's chief invest igator in Seminole, Jack IT. Fulenwider. Tuesday Cheshire said that Fulenwiders replacement "will be announced with the n am es of my entire staff. . . possibly within the next few days." When asked what position Bross would have, Cheshire said, "His title will be anno un ced at the same t im e." Courthouse sources said today that Cheshire and Bross met with a number of Herring's present assistants Tuesday afternoon k Seminole county residents is panies - Consumer and Indian board that the county has the state standards about two P CHAT SIMARO SCOTCH DECAMf 7134 _________________ CASE S 5TH ____________ - Face An Increase in water and 115.00 24 oz RUM 3•5THS CRAWFORD439 POPOV 379 FLEIS.HMA 995 995 CASI QUEEN ANNE 449 MIXANY 12 5111$ 49.95 GOOD TUES NOV 23, W/COUPON PAIJIILAC CERTIFIED OF 3 QUARTS PH 99 9 .95 115 go 74 Seminole sewer rates for about 2,000 the county's two utility corn- work session. he informed the 109 o PUERTO K.D. 40% KY. SUNSETCANAD lAN .. . May SCOTCH 2CANADIAN .. MacGregor -'- ST IMIL)O boy iwas hospitalized after being stfuck Earlier Ccrc sd he'll create a new potion of chief inveztigatoI for the 18th Judicial Circuit state attorney's of fice and that the job will go to Phillip R. Sellers, 34, who is presently an investigator and polygraph operator for Herrin g In Brevard County. Tuesday Cheshire said chief investigator for Brevard will be Charles Wilson, who also is now on Herrin g's staff. He said Wilson I 4.4.95 H 9. 5 CHAT TROrTEVIELLE __________ RUM I..- I PUERTO RICO'S FINEST INJURED 25th St. Tuesday afternoon. Stor y, page - South 49.90 49.95 399 14 o 42.95 CHAT BATAIILEY ______ _______ - 5TH RICAN A nine-year-old Sanford 83.95 MosoRouux PAUILLAC Herald photo by Bob Lloyd) BICYCLIST 10490 ___________________ 0 -., _________ H GIN WITH PURCHASE VODKA WATER? 940 GIN 940 1.99 HENRI PHILLIPE - FRANCE REFUND $300 IMPOITU BYR.86° "WHITE Y BRB LABEL' ii 3.99 .S.O.P.BRAN DY - . - 149.50 94° LONDON TOWER GIN QT. 59.15 (Ii. 51.95 s&s 499 HEAVEN Hill 80 0 ITCOSTSA I °DU" . LITTLEMORE I_-. IMIXAJIT 397 BLJT YOU ARE WORTH MADE BY GLENLIVIT IL' 1244,5 QTS. QT. . ____ ___ '. ______ _____ ________ - 597 0% !( . _________ :. SI IMIIION 449 07 49,95 '4 _________________________________________________________________________ i.gg CHAT PHELAN SEGUR ST ISTIPHI 615 iz.go 13 CHAT. PALMER VODKA d 8 __ H 6YR. ' RIO lORD! AUX i,cuo SAIJURNE.nrnN! DELUXE ! Several new prosecuting attorneys and Investigators are expected to be named within a week by Seminole-Brevard State Attorney elect Douglas Cheshire for the Sanford se attorney's . . CHAT, LAFITE ROTHSCHILD CHAT LYNCH BAGES ____ . . . office. 154T~111 ROYAL r--,i j" GIFT DECANTER % GIFT . 02231111111 349 7301 SCOTCH BAR NONE :to CANADIAN BOND o. PORT-TAWNY OR RUBY PORT SOMETHING SPECIAL "FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL" ONLY " 0 TEQUILA Reported ___ ___ _ 99 COUICyM SIM 1.79 NY STATE LA USA.ROSE 6010 SEAL 369 MAGNUM 12-5TH. SIZE) __ _ SEAGRAM V.0.-JIM BEAM KY. BRB. BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH VODKA-GIFd.RUM tUCTNNJCAO$ nIl $Th$1ZE2 PSG OF 13 CHAT. BOUTET 13 CHAT. TIMBERLAY 89 12 CHAT CADILLAC GOLD SEAL SHERRY-COCKTAIL OR CREAM SHERRY 77 Some Firings By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff %%'rller 95 GOLD SEAL Move's heshire On _____________________ -- ___________________________ -r FLA. SOUVENIR-G1F1 GOX ASST. CHAT, LA CROIX 1.99 24 07 PINK RED WHIIE 14 ZEILER SCHWARZE KATZ 'I CHAT. flAW' BRION 99 159 CHABLIS • BURGUNDY CASE GALLON OF 4 2.49 24 oz AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH SWEET DRY CASE • CHIANTI • ROSE , JUAN DUFF GORDON SHERRIES ABC . PINK CHABLIS 22.95 5 SEBASTIANI CMJUS 49 SAUTERNE OF 4 ROSE BIANC SANGRIA FROM SPAIN DRY OR CREAM SHERRY 1650 2*79 CASE .99 'BURGUNDY BURGUNDY. CKAIUS-NOU 3* 1 99 POMBAL ROSE- PORTUGAL WHITE PORT • MUSC. CASE 95 __________ A,A I. II 1I FRLM JABOULET VERCHERRE ABC 19.95 CASE 4,99 0F4 0F4 SAN MARTIN MT. WHITE CHABLIS MT. BURGUNDY PORT • SHERRY CASE 4.29 viouu V11110 DA Punza :i I' A 1 STRAWBERRY KIJAFA SEBASTIANI 1 sr AMARETTO.MENTHE.CACAO.BANANA CASE ANISET1E.BLACKBERRy T711:1 tuAVi II :1IllIj VkI1 ALL WINE BELOW 8011110 IN CALIF IN WINERY LOOlAMOOi ORAU6UI! 190 3_iI B LA NCfl( 599 PEPP SCHNAPPS.SLOE CHAMPAGNE BLA NC 5TH I GINTRIPLE SEC•DOMAINE 2 %QT 24 01. * 799 73 AMERICA S )II(ST top it YIAIS ___ MIX ANY sw Sf1 ______ SPUMANTE - N.Y. STATE l NICHILANGILO 799 flIt ( 4 99 1 99 STN AMMETTO j*coui SAaR.s. VANO(RMHIT DRY COCKTAIL LOUNGE - PKG. STORE HI.WAY 436 - 1 BLOCK EAST OF 1.4 PINCM1LIS15.95 CASE BURGUNDY ADST ABC SAUTE R NE CKIMTICIA*IT OF 4 ______ C ______________________________________________________________ HA MARIA COLD DUCK SPK BURG ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SUNDAY GU I GOLD SEAL ________ I ______ ___ _______ MOULUN ROUGE CASE 2388 PIA'1i 11 I - i11 Ii 11i tIVA _________ 499 '.' - ____ ___ VINTAGE.GERMAN OPEN -. __ JaBz I HIGHWAY 17.92 AT 436 p 349 J ______ __ LIEBFRAUMILCH HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 "DISCO' - • • • • • • Sarord, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . LONGWOODPACKAGE STORE COCKTAIL 5TH MT. WHITE CHABLIS 1.19 MT. ROSE. BURGUNDY 1.19 2.29 BURGUNDY 2.1.b SILVANER RIESLING 2.29 CHABLIS 2.19 CHIANTI 2.29 ZINFANDEL 2.29 ____ GREEN HUNGARIAN 2.29 GAMAY BEAUJO LA IS 2.69 PINOT CHARDONNAY 3.09 BARBERA 2.69 • CABERNET SAUVIGNON 3.49 PINOT NOIR 3.09 CABERNET SAUVIGNON GAL GEWURTZTRAMINER 3.09 PINOT NOIRCHARDONNAY svvl IUNDER $2 PER 5TH IN GAL) oo VERMOUTH 1.69 GRENACHE ROSE CHENIN BLANC _____ 2 69 299 299 2.99 5TH 219 69th Year, No. 82-Wednesday, November 24, 1976 ________________________ 3icj _______________ LIMITS CASSELBERRY LOUNGE PACKAGE 2.99 2.99 329 329 349 cbasttant ____________________________________________ COCKTAIL LOUNGE * 2q 299 299 3 49 3 49 349 4 99 4 99 599 9 95 N ' •%I(BFRALJMILCH • MOS(LBIUMCHEN • BERNI(.ASTELER • PIESPORTER MICHEL8ERG • JOHANNISBIRGEK • ZELLER SCHWAHZE KT1 • LAMBRUSCO • BAROOLINO • SOAVE • VALPOLICELLA • MAGNUM L.AM&RUSCO VINEYARDS EST 1825 . PREMIUM CALIF WINE 23 02 24 01 1 9'J SOloIaui PATRON m(oouwrntI ANJOU ROSE 74 VINT COTES flU RHONE 7] VI N M(OOC 73 VINT BEAUJOLAIS '74 VINT GRAVES 74 VINT ST EMIUON 73 VINT POUILLY FUISSE 13 VI SAUTERNE 13 VINT CHATEAUNEUF 73 VINT PQM 73 VINT 5 DAY SALE TUE., NOV. 23 THRU SAT., NOV. 27 ALLONE n GERMAN ITALIAN WINE L FINE FRENCH WINE i 1 '.. 1'/ - politics was the name of the gaine- , -- . Kwl.vrKowsFcI It was worked out." 3- A 1-2-B 6-B 6-B 7-A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 23, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 23, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 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/d7e0fe74e071a261a141b3a6a29482ff.pdf 7f8c1f918fdfa257e576c1bc135e1061 PDF Text Text _. - - i ~ _- . - 0 . UTZ 1t m lilventin, iy llerAlcl , AO M - — ( / td £ \. & I - I - 69th Year . No 8Monda November 22. 1 976 Sanford, Florida 0 Cents 32 77 1 — Prce ll I Z > = ' Ineligible i1J I ZV ! Player Discovered ____________ ~ 4: j I -1 C:!?;r _ \U rn Q I I `io __ P ' M i Seminole J Q Z;- __r 41 P) r_kp le - feits or .: 4 -li g TN oo M 71 ___ ( /1 rTl Al I _r_ M don't know exactl%- ib rfi U II L - - ( ir •1c g ~ i tD1 -i ( e- - ' ____ i: OW —' n ________________________ J / - ., --- () - M 0 V\ \ > N members. Mio took tile news ii shock and disbeliel Gainesville planning oil pla%ing in the Florida Bowl at Universitv of ~lorida Field SaturdaY night. than usual.'* Gainesville Coach Weslev Dicks made an announcement to the stu~ent body just before lunch today. -- That took I lot Of Courage on the part The specific problem as that a third string player had failed two subjects and it was not discovered by the coaching The Hurricanes a 21- 19 loser to Seminole. were to play Largo. a•. Florida Bowl chairman Neil Zimmerman of Henolds im! Poses Jerrs head coach to turn themselves in." said Dicks. '1 admire them for doing it [7J - - 0 ___________ . to ( -.•- r J ~9 C %) < I :r: . OIL /_r i 4 — _________________________ J 11113 4 C4 q::F . - — . •% _____ I)i their grades." said Reynolds. hinting at a possibility tile player in (lLIeStIOIl IllaV _ 4 morning after calling the FlfSAA office and reporting tile situation. - After \ ou go 10-0 and are looking forward t'o the playoffs. it hurts even more. But we are at \'vrongr __________________ ' _____________ - ____ ' (IT be ceiltacting' Seminole because they are tile most logical replacement" for Gainesville.— he added. There was no indication from Seminole if the coaching staff or plavers would be interested in playing a bowl game. ht gotten his report card mixed ith his brother's. \ teacher at Seminole first brought the situ it ion to light today and in a matter of hour Henolth had traced the problem recognize- the error and reported the incident A special meeting was called for the toothall team before lunch ted'. iiid coaches macic the disclosure to team ~~ / what the games of the season. RenoIds reported the incident to Florida High School c t i itie Association Executive Secretars Flod who indicat ed the two games must be forfeited The incident takes Seminole out of the state playoffs and instead moves Gainesville 9-1 I into the playoff spot opposite Winter Park Friday night , This hurts a lot said Re nolcI this Z M M said this morning his committee was also set bck b thedeelopment \eill 1 6) Z —all team todav s%k- allo%%ed the bitterest pill of the season when Principal Dori Reynolds discovered an ineligible plaver had suited up and pla%ed in the last two ri l Z ? eekly eligibility lit (J) AJ 7q < stall in making out .JlI ll.Y\E er a rn 1>1 g D Herald Sports Editor r C"llij ..J > r a - tilrivs lilt "Lm sure there* isa natural ledov,n ... but b Saturda it might be different . - - , g - said Zimmerman * Also stunned as W inter Park coach Lirr ergle who had spent the last to eekend deising a plan to stop the running of Tim Haines -I've got to find out something about Gainesville in a hurry." said Gerglev. 'I don't know an thing y et And it is a short week, We Cdfl (10 it but e have a little less time -- 11 _____ 1 i 4 __________ / ( Hera l d Pt R.c lI\('IP \l. l)U\ REYNOLDS PN1)EUS FOIIFEIT " Donations Trickle In A4 1- Zoo Gettie ng $ome Help_ R JANE CASSELBFRKV _LI1 Herald Staff'A riter - Centra. Honda S. iet'. officiaI :.dt- an appea. la t Thursday b — * . ~:lla:l donations a' --- .- ALI trJp renewals t'aebegun to ttirt-vtor of the zoological par said toda% C/) E r: e"~ . C:) ti been received to neip offset the in ii.itstanding debts. lip o one area firm h pledgt~ SA inatched b% $500 in the cump ir nd otters to schools .A clubs, hv added Finance Coinimitee chair- W,000 M Er 3 - . r - JP!IU . ___ --.-: - ca .- - —. - :ff.dsupphen the anima1s b ell -In rA u z:m 9 a E L A; M r- - -- 0 -, ' ILA th 0 •1 - s' o I a r — "Till I11 En •' . 9 - dil S_: 0, it 5 ' . it & — 1ty Plant 1 , )da t~%o block., front %%hury shots Out- sholl. plant wider LofliJuratiil. fur purthase b count:. trnimnt is not intttifl state tandart.s for sed.,t IIhp4I 1 a I treatment. Ut oont s utiht consultant said toiL, t u5tooicri, ti.t ,e plant - Eagle L'tilit* ej - sei Deer Run 3ubdi%:uion ju:,t north of Red Bug Road near the (it% Ut !t•.t.t ;. r.' (he of, allilk ersar% ' the F:.t;i.i ragr . ' pra\t-l- and it Inoment of silenct. -hrilult'd at till. th., -,pot heri' lt' it Lll11. environcrta ' io.0 a 'llont . Kennvd - according to thr - -hot and killi I 'M, ____________________________________________________________________ U rt ill be no p t ht Democratic Chairiiian Ron Da llas ( mint % o - \ J't said of lilt, Today 0 0, legislatot. .tinl Dr. Paul lhm' ( . 'mtauf1e i. diri'Uur ill the ( sreater Pall I-, tuutii t umrnuuit of ser% ice. to =r C) • I t1Uh ftirIin said In the short run there exists no healt? prtbIern But. he added. it the situation ii aIIotm.-.i W - 11lark. ,,a'I'.IIhit I'm of P res ident .John F'. Kenned - u u)IIw'KF:rr M 0 rr . silt-1111.\ - o top,-: - -' --• Years Ago... 13 ' -4 &I r J%, til "lloppilliZ Jl -Fa*i1*ing State Standards > ro -_ a \Ivan%%hile. Dallas police gathered records S. -7 - V.,n?. C) ' rJ ,CountywEyed I CL ra 1'., vet ill Do%%IIto\%n Sanford this inorning, I stirvig n tliat tit(- N'tile sea on c 0 CD 40 > -tl liry onk -'s inore b - 4`2 mo a) f-I - 'ZOflIdt)cgus1.fbad tt pttitkini CHRISTMAS sock, t; 1) - I , ___ POtO W M - - r i.1tor had tt'rtattned to cut i- , 1 %, .. CD fl1 ' '44 inWaneSnp.inrep.r2 ir-da' that the ___ 4. 2. 1 sit' et 0 17r,writ to ring mi-rithli reporl.,, I 7 B Ifarling said the tati v requ:rt!.s a 9A per cent removal of B1 ,11 ) BnChernic (s en t)ernand• fi urn effluent The F:ie Pm! hIarIin1. said. op"rat .t abiut an eiht.1ii.'e per cent kve fhuvnc About t. 'taiiIardi . .. L.. . - f... , ''. -i a 1),-ar %t)h% Dr I .inih l.ongood' • iiil ' %%vatht r ilIrn41I f. ii • .111 ii I i \laor Lik .' e' Candidates I). . lIi Iii . Polict- spokesinan Bob Sha%k confirmed Sunda\ that the department's words had -Ii - hat rt uhpwnaed. lie said he inium.d the records uuld include those detailing the killing of Us aId b l)allas nightclub oner Jack Ruhs Io dass alter Keniwd 's death. been " H - . . �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Monday. Nov. 22, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Weekend EOPLE Burglaries Aircraft Parts Maker fly ,0yD obod s going to knos here the ilI go their honeymoon. a spokesman said after the icremons Sunda Mari doesn't know. Jim has it all planned lie said the %' ill be 'one up to 10 days. About 500 to 600 guests at Randall', home i Miss Berenson married in a hite drs created by designer Valentino. rhe granddaughter of designer Elsa w illt Action Reports screen and breaking a wmduw. HoN I-,, Turner, of Casselberry. reported a $4,500 17-foot Ikrenson has appeared in Death in Venice, " "Cabaret," "Casanova and Company" and Bat r L' ndon Iornkr boat ith 175 horsepocr motor mounted on a black trailer, was apparently towed away by thieves From a parking rca it Like lIoseU Arms Apartments according to report filed h DeputyR 1) Mrobridm,e Rocky Bowling, of 300 Art Line, S.inford, reported items valued -- at $980, including a citizens band radio, a 12-gauge shotgun, 30.06 imfk a nd 45-i. tuber re v ol v er with holster and ammunition belt were iiilssing after a pickup truck as broken into at the pa rking Vi hen JOd\ Powell of Spo kane asked Jody Powell 01 Vienna, Ga., what he does for ' a living, tile press secretary to Jimmy Carter suggested an irreverent loo at press coverage of the 1972 presidential Christopher P. Cossette, of "on Su&icx Rd. south nole. r(,ported a partially-completed VW powered dune buggy, valued ill $97 1. " as stolen I rom the yard of his residence, Deputy Itandy campaign. ne 13-year-old girl wrote to Powell when h is name became known during Carter's cam- Pittman said. paign. But she said she -couldn't believe it" when Powell called tier about two Officials reported a VA postage stamp vending m hin missing from a laundry room at the Stmoran North Apartments ac Televisions were reported stolen in weekend burglaries at The Po w ell,32 promised her an autograph from Potted Parrott plant show, S w eet w ater square and the Wekis Information Center, flunt Club Blvd., west of Iongwood. Deputy Jim Alford reported that an electric tylwwriter and itt ut itir ilutil it b tien $1 and '1 000 v.. ri taken n Carter and one of his own and said he would t i- to get her an autograph from President ', Ford. The telephone ca . . ,lith "I was for Carter all along," the Eagle 1 ill LI LJ Id , i iblii. Defender Franklin G authorization from the kellev'siffit'e says he'll submit governor, liii S itne ss his report to th governor bs w is then ( ontinued From Page IA, m1id-Dceernber a year after referred to herring, who said the probe was first sought in he began an investigation that pollution. included taking of sworn Brevard Counts'. l4.Januar),.&ti1irole Coun$ - was considermn purchae of SevemthJudjcia1 Circuit St,ate testimony from approximately t he system. At that tune the isht price was 155,000 Th1 Atty. St L Boyles, con- 40 witnesses. - $155,000 Y.--as to be paid off with new connection fees - about $700 per connection But county officials decided not to buy the utility after a report from the federal government indicated it wasn't legal to pay for a plant through tap-on fees. Now, however, Harling says he has restudied the issue and the county has a green light to buy Eagle and pay for it with tan fees. tacted at tus Putnam County 'ffiee at Palatka, said he could hkrring s probe of the Publu not comment on the Kelles Defender's office ccvered probe. but tlwt he'll submit hi's cverything from the way his report In Askew 'in about 30 office is operated to his sex life and that of Askew named Boyles to p!o)es A workshop session Ls scheduled for 2:30 p.rn, Tuesday. At the conduct the investigation on session, hiarling said he will try and determine if the conmiiiissioii KelleN told reporters that days.'* r some of his em- !6egations in the probe in- July 2 after Seminole-Brevard cluiled charges that some State Atty. Abbott Herring employes were coerced into requested an outside state provi(hrig sexual favors as a attorney evaluate the Findings condition of employment, acof a three-month investigation uordingtosourtesciosetothose iif Kelley be cause of a possible involved in the investigation. coul d provide better conflict of interest H. rring was defeated in his P:agle is owned by Sterling Park Iunited Inc. hlarling said Eagle co ul d benefit the county in that the county s utility system could add 200 customers without hiring any ad. ' said the county Ilarling said Eagle will require '*massive improvements," Kc'hley at that time indicated re-election bid by Brevard lit' ai d area developers wish to add anctiier additional 1,000 WIlt-S. Before that c.-n I..,ppen, Harting says, the plant will have to be expanded from a 50,000-gallon capacity to about one million. I think we're interested," Commissioner John Kinibrougtm - said. Kmrnbrough went on to say, however, that the county isn't terested unless officials can "see some da light at the end of the tunnel "We don't have to have it, Kimbrough added. lie cOun t> now owns two utilities -Consumer and Indian llill.s Evening Ileinld he'd run against Herring in the [kniorrat Douglas Chesire wt)o fall election. But Kelley never will _________ — Thursday and in the southern portion on Friday. 1,ows mostly allegetils had marijuana planLsin the Nick seat Bond forShaple) north and upper Billie James Matthews 30 of 2110 Bunglalow Blvd., Sanford Published Daly and Sunday. •icei Saturday and Chretm, Oj, b, The Sanford Herald inc 300 N Fr,nch Ave Sanford F 12171 Second Class Pottage Paid at Siniord Florida 31771 '1nmc 0. i.vevy. $ 5 CtIi, Mun'h 52 6 Mon't' SI. 51 JO By Mit InFldaSJrn.-,, ornede.er , Vonfh $7 70 4 Monrs 516 ii "' . ' over , In • south 41 Swift's Premium Pro-Ton Boneless Beef Round ':- • ;. , Turkey iIj s 'i?V PLUMBING i $49 RUBBER HEELS ARMY BOOTS '15 1i ALL 1 DAY SERVICE F Swift's Premium ProTen Small End - - 2 Mateus Wino Spanada Wine Swift's Premium Government-inspected, Shipped Quick- Swift s Premium Pro-Ten Beef O ki Pie I " Limit 4 please ,.i STUFF WITH CREAM CHEESE 111~ P, SWIFT'S PREMIUM FUUY-COOKED EITHER END OR WHOLE ____ Regular or Cornbread (Delicious with Giblet Gravy) al - • 7 y • 47: Pepperidge Farm Stuffing. Pasc elery I 'n - Pepperidge Farm Stuffing.... 'P' 117 Sliced, Crushed or (hunk In Natural juice) 89: Dole Pineapple...................... 59: SAVE lOc Cairo Beauty °' 'ii Sweet Di ll Strips trips.................... 89- ' 0 There's a lot more to good banking than a friendly snide Dedicatedsersice Ef ficiency Accuracy. Speed And Orange Marmalade.............. to. NATURAL RAVOR - rUotiX • a wide range of banking products and services for the ing new systems. Simplifying forms. Cutting red tape individual depositor and the business client. And in cvery way wc can, making banking a pleasant Here at Southeast, our aim is to provide all our cusS Cream Investigator, hand-delivered to Seminole and Brevard counties. """ place for 1I.%f"QJI II_ $149 Friday, December 3rd thru 4 vrit Ni F Annex McCoy fri Port h'; 59~ * 10 POUNDS& UP, SHIPPED, 1 1 1 1 1 ., 0 br d With Rice or with Pork C s a 5 59 b • Sour Cr ea m ........................ ' Cookin Onions 79' FROM THE PRODUCE DEP'T. ,P 94 'b 39' 3 CraIi Z Tasty Rutabagas..,. ' ' rries • F PILLSBURY FLOUR SAVE : PLAIN. UNBLEACHED S9C Me Alto Have - i Ii 1 1 -1 it'll [- H my reen eas. 9c _____ . - SAVE 4c Green Giant Cut Kitchen Sliced or French Style Flmtt Oat. • - PET-RITZ FROZEN 0 1 -ft li Cranberry I ............ 9 11111s COUPON 001114 69 SAVE 9c Makes Three I -Pound Loaves PieS h01 Bread Dough.................... r1'QqQ,oq', 8 9 SAVE 14c Delicious on Pumpkin Pie pkg. of 2 shells, Birds Eye Cool WhiP ............ 9*1 be.j 59 '1 :' mchases of 55 or Mote F ,"Cp1luluding All Tobacco Products P~' q' 49 Candied Sweet 10 Mixed Nuts.............. 29' $1 19 17ioll" SAVE 6c Serve with French Flies, Hunt s r 594 0 I Large 1 Now in Casselberry too. i11__._ -4 GEORGE STUART, INC. 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32802 520 SOUTH HWY. 17-92 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 %oft..w v.t.. •... .1 it I - i &,.% ~ . '' - I -- Sa,uce i •t i 1' J jil Napkins .... frc1v. Easy-Off NIS He'llmann M.ayonnalise $0" 394 P69 Oven Cleanirr JWGree.nSta. mps 10 SAVE I Bc Vivo Fwila Decorated of Assorted imit I with Honey I lease. With Oth:i 1 9 Kato Rtd Label Syrup quart battle Excluding All Tobacco Piodu I ,1 I I Cranberry., . Eggs 53' e en tamps r' MIST KIST WHOLE OR JELLIED r, 3/$j quoit jar where shopping Is a pleasure BRIZAKFAST CLUB .. 3 / 99C _______ - SAVE I Oc Gala Soft. Durable SAVE26c Sweeten ,. . 4 4 SAVE 10c Mrs. Paul's (Great with Turkey!) 0 S4C Jii,1 it 1 Please, With Other SAVE 2O For Parties or Snacks Planters Dinner iii4L\ CHES Tomato Ketchup Bridgeford -: 89c PILLSBURY PIE CRUST STICKS OR MIX 1 l.oz. pkg Del Monte Peaches.. 49 Joice...... ....... .. bag i.#.* SAVE 10c Yellow-Cling Halved oi Sliced SAVE I 4c Welch % Delicious Cocktail 0 <3 Green Beans Frozen Orange Juice ------------ -or 69 I 15 pt I Oc Minute Maid I 00'~o Floticia SAVE ',I SAVE Concentrated L fo F&oL ' iLf'W!-j -"-- i , Golden Corn ('I ' SIb ( Crisco - I'I Ii I I . :: For your satads ,irid ,r'i,sh trays we have ti line SAVE 1 7c Green Giant Whole Kernel or Creom Ste .30) assortillent at Ceicry Carrots Green Onions $d Red or White Radishes Endive Escarole Romaine! Boston bat 13h letto Cu ijib Pt i' SAVE lOc LeSueur I Delicious with Furkey, Yams & Stuffingi Parsley and Wate,'ress • .10) . - • S OR SELF RISING F_N 'tci j V $ I.,_ ""I' • 1 2' 119 Marie's Dressing ELICIOUS PIE 1 lMlSCQUPOWQtM 30C •" For Holiday Dips and Salads Blue Cheese ,tate attorney come in and 90100 to iiniit quantities sold LI:J1 Good Raw or Cooked Canadian With 05. of ss " u.'. ticiva Al Tobacco 59' Liblix reserves the right SP RAY Green Onions pultbassi ib..i Dam-Fresh Homogenized or ' 1 Yellow l '79 89: Bake Cookies Low Fat Milk us Fancy b A ppl es.......... Perfect lot Re ish / - Tasty Tomatoes...... 6 ' S[ Potatoes) Perfect for Salads Medium Size i 39 ' - or Bakin ome R Sanborn Wc think wc*vc gone a long way toward that goal S Cre scen t Dinner Rolls Pillsbury s Chocola te Ch Oa tmeal Raisin. Buttericoich, Peanut Butter of Sugar -- Juicy Oranges F P Youcancountonus Check wl"th George Ruart, SAVE 14c Delight Your Family with Pillsbury's Stove Top Stuf f in U S 1 Florida Sweet i DS 11b JP 69 '," 77: L i ght Brown Sugar .............. Ch k . GRIN SAVE 1 3c Land 0 Lakes Get your tickets at your SAVE 1 2c Dixie Crystal Add Color to Your Salad with California . - Monday, December 6th Grapefruit...... Southeast Banks -. 69 Johnson ' s Aluminum Foil................... U S $1 Florida White or Pink Seedless You be thc judge. I , Key Lime Pie Graham Cracker Crust ........ SAVE 6c Reynolds Heavy Duty 18-I nch 1. WhitePotatoes.. list i had previously sought a probe evaluate the findings to take if Kell, a I)unocrat b> the ap propriate action to conclude Brevard County Sheriff the itiatter ikpartimiei'it in [)eeemnbtr 1925 hkrring 'maid at that time that he thought the investigatiot The Brevard Sheriff's unit c on tacted the Florida Depart - v.ould eventually go to a grand iittnt of (rimninal Liw I nfor juts hUlK II OYI) Make a r U.S. Cl North Carolina Kiln Dried half gallon I' %Smill,# I Boil, fry or mom i .me experience. needs, they'll never consider going toanotherbank. IL 1 The American Freedom Train is coming to Ortjndot 16 F' Li Smoked .',' I(i) SAVE 8c Vanilla or Chocolate ,VARIE TIES To do this, we're constantly monitoring our existing services. Developing innovative banking servmccs Add P, 1 Delicious on Hot Biscuits, Publix . Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Regular or Coinbread (Stuff Your Tur~ey with It!) , Souffmig &-mks Our 47 banks mvqe out to t1v best ba&ing ce in Fbdda. Youcmcwridon Chuck Blade Roast.............. 1b 79 4 WED., NOVEMBER 22, 23, & 24 1976 . %0&for Swift Premium ProTen Beef ,n 011lelicall ,1, 1,11 THIS AD EFFECTIVE P • - 11 291 99' Swift's Premium Governmen~ -inspected, Shipped Quick- 51h ld M . - WORK GUARANTEE lb Plump Geese Frozen Evisc U S 0 A Grade A ' Pump . Do:1 Limit I *ith SS 00 order FROM THE DELI" TOP WITH COOt WHIP 1 69, Largo Eggs .'' MON., TUES., & -T) LADIES' THIN HEELS -- " MEN'S I $169 Top Round Steak ..................1b rozen Evisc., U S 0 A Grade A ii 65 Ii'AF S it'hems was issued traffic citations and also charged with driving under the influence of alcoholic beverages. Three passengers in the car driven b> Matthews escaped injury and the parked autos weren't occupied at the time of the accident, police said. S wi ft's Premium ProTen Beef Loin 69 Swift's Premium Govern ment-Inspected, Shipped Oui6- I • CIENTRALMEATING '7i) and tomers with scrvicc that's so good. so responsivc to their Pubil ix *The Place for Bej e* LU • PUBLIX WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY - 0 / --- Breakfast Club Has Mioved To New Lou Hain iod S. PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANDORD Damage to the autos was in excess of $1,200. officers said, and Oil gosernor s office in herring said in Job that he lallahassee a lengths' report on had included in hi,'m report to Ile'rring's probe of Kelley's &skew a cover letter outlining office, certain areas of Investigation, llerrini, u Republican siil arid pointed i)Ut that he felt the he received a "substantial investigation mandates another .' A L HANSON SHOE SHOP qua Iifie-J for that race or for ri.- prosecutor's office in January. election to the 18th Judicial Kelley, who didn't seek meCircuit Public Defender post. election, will be replaced by On June 25, Jack H. Fulen- Brevard attorney David Porter wider, herring's Chief as Public Defender for ' Ekdrlc~ Day tonaBeach: Ill 1)5 847 Bennett said an auto driven by Slatthews overran the intersection, striking a street sign and two autos parked in th e _______- the We have all that's traditional SEO-BASTING FLAVOR PERFEC ON SWIFT'S PREMIUM DEEP-BASTEDOOV'T.INSPECTED SHIPPED QUICK-FROZEN,EVISC.. _-.,' GentraI and Voli was set at $5,000 each, according to county jail rmrds. except lower 80s on Thurs&y. -- b voo p .90 In the 40s north to 60s southern possession of inarijuana after officers spotted a car on SR-436 that peninsula. Ilighs near 70 In the t. . Warm ' & Cozy Thomas John Volk, 18, both of Orlando, on charges of felon)' struck _________ for your Thanksgiving dinner. tonight in the upper 30s to am. and 2:41 p.m. around 40. Northerly winds around 20 miles per hour. Stay EXTIENDED FORECAST Fair Wednesday. Chance of With T%;) Arrested Ca.-~sclberry police arrested Paula Rae Shapley, 21, and Buck's Restaurant parking lot. The street sign damaged two o ther parked cars, Bennett said. I occasion just as the pilgrims did Port Canaveral: Highs 8:30 showers all areas of the state on the complaint" from a witness who Monday, November 22, 191&-Vol, 69, No take' Publix a.i4 ; y qi-i 14 :- / I 'i " LI MIT- a. feasting and togetherness ' Ifighs 'ruesday are expected in - aside as a day of gratitude, I - ditional personnel. In addition Harling service. I. ' WEATHER Iia)port highs 1: 15 and 304 p m Lois 8 34 a m and Fair and turning colder. 9 01 p m 95 Serves 12 1 5 People pI Thanksgiving has been set I ii• i..ii Jj'[: I . lailed following art accident involving five cars on Saturday night at Sanford arid Celery Avenues when a routine computer check revealed the outstanding warrant for probation violation. cement I' IXl.Li which was b%, Gov. Reubm Askew to in- Ix)werless to investigate an Surturiole-Brevard elected official without F ailing S For more than two centur es Regular. Oak ___________________________________________________ 8 to 10 lb Cooked Turkey u lb s. S Dressing g Iyour choice):....... 1 1t Giblet Grav y 1 pi n t of Cranberry Relish • - . ecerriuer , Publix i Sanford police' patrolman Richard Bennett said Matthews was 'Ihc state attory appointed ,A tshes to purchase the facility. Sanford optimist, noon Troph) Lounge Bol Amerka Weight Watchers, 7 p,m,, Sanford Woman's Club, 3M S. a.m. and 2:54 p.m. Kelley Report grader said, SERVE W ITH BISCUITS BREAKFAST CLUB _ l.iht, Sanford. .3s being held without bond today in county jail on a probation violation arise. didn't influence ch oice for president. $ e in south Seminole. theelection. I TURKEY u R KE V DINNER . X P - Sunday 'ssinfall hIgh7" 67 Today'ss Burglars scaled 'fence and broke a window to enter a Seminole I 42 It Inch vans parked inside, Patrolman T.I. Brooks Jr. reported. li,sted as missing were iteins valued at $146 including: 10 paint brushes, cont a ining nf paint three rolls of masking tape, six putty knives and a box of stencils. Brooks said a scaled railroad box car, on an adjacent siding, wasalso burglarized. An inventory is beiiig made to determine if an)lhin~ is inissing froin the box car, lie said. . - I A. Sherif i's deputies said a Jack stored in the rear of the truck was apparently used by burglars to push in a vent window to enter the ture"Yeste a. witha C UBLI 0 CrIRAnKS ap French Ave.. Sanford. Count) mainten'inci building at 407W F Fourth St and entered to Dune Buggy Stolen C - nmri Holida y Sanford W building %inter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., Overeaters Anonymous, 7 JO p in Florida I'otr and IL'e Collins, 813 Magnolia Ave. Patrolman Mike Tindel reported 1,085 gallons of diesel fuel valued it $420 was reportedly siphoned or pumped b unknown persons from above ground fuel tanks at home Distributors, 1215 Z9 ,S CO ALI I0C WITH JSA~E COUPON BELOW, - SA E uhhous Sprini., Youth 'rorams Inc '.oluntetrs in strici mtettng San 10 jm iii I g ir'F' sleril of Seiiiinole First Street, Sanfl wnan Awareness the d Boo of ford Sixakr(soc ( 'enter. the Sanford Auction, 1200 French Avenue, and stereo equipment va lue d it $350 is taken in a burglar) at the apartment of Pear tot of (ircu.s t (,o-Go U S 1792 F em Park ve hicle. hekread "Boys on the 5.1b. bag 0. ~010 MF_S V W NO F 1E3F It 1 Sheriff's deputies also reportcd burglars forced their way into Schiaparelli and daughter of diplomat flobert SPOKANE, Vi ash tAP, Flour 5 L 1%Itarnont&,outh Seminole Jaycees board miUmg 720 p Thorpe said the 1q71 Oldsmobile sedan valued at $4,000, had tt locked inside the garage. which was open sthcn the family planters ah.d at $200 and making off with $50 in stereo equipment and record albums. $4,5W Boat MIssing Sanford po lice reported a $275 color television was missing from Jody, Meet Jody _ 11 -Mix ilk Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 P.M., 1201 W. First losed I. p.m. O%C Baptist Church, Crysta l TON Chapter mk I'l(l ( uuntr) Club. Like Mary nil deput ies ttb) were inv estigating i series of wee kend ho! ,l Irks md thefts in which an auto a boat inotor-tr'miler rig,* Courts hrt. rearms, a pist'gc stamp %,ndlnl' ma' hmrg and televisions were * Police ri trtm jLtre \lrs li&e \1 DuBois of 852 Woodside L)r south Seminole tttkl dtputassh returned from hurh Sunda) night to find her utirii: iia model auto missing troiii the garage and their kki huc.,i it'd bre ik in it the Small World of Learmng child care center, also at John Thorpe reported $12 cash plus an undetermined Setts; iter square mount of coins were missing fr om the residence after entry was Burglars Enter Residence on Butte ____ __ I,) man Iligh School Band Boosiers Skate Night, Skate Cit), iAong"imid, 7-10 p-111. Proceeds to uniform fund. BEVEItLN' IIII.I.S, Calif. iAli — Actress IO(dtlOfl __ ifV51- Ch e es ''e PLAIN, UNBLEACHED Firearms Her ld Marisa chiaparelli Berenson R married aircraft narts ma ker J R nd 1l then left mniediatels for an unknown hort lflOofl ASSORTED VARIETIES BROOK _____ CALENDAR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Idyll,Aildc All 5chool Skating Party, 6:304:30 p.m., AUtO a !r OtV Marisa Berenson Marries Net OHILADELPHIA BRAN0 0 Monday, Nov. 22, I76-3A Belly Clocker Potaio*s Has Brown Scalloped, Au Gratin ot with Sour Cream & Chives reg P69 ....... . ............ 911J.4Green Stamps THIS AD G000 - AT THIS[ LOCA11101111S ONtY SANFORD PLA A — Z LUNGWOOD %E -PA INCILE PLAZA- CASSL8ERRV IPublix 1 Crosse & Blackwell s I Regvor Minced Meat or with Brandy 1 -- �4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening HerWd N FhENli Area Code 3 0.321-261 1U I .9.).( Monday. November 22. 1976-4A Around W:1 V NE D, [X)\'I .F:. Publisher NUIIM AN U. OSIIRIN, EtiUtr JOSEPH D. VAN IIIIACKIk:, Adveritsing Director 9 - Hine lh'hvt'ri Work, 55 cents: ,liqitl,, $2.40; ii Months. $14 Year. $28 40 1 Mad In Florida saint' as home (Ieiit'r All thor mail \Inth. $. \tnths. $ 20; 12 Months. $32.40 w Cities Getting The L ion' s Share The U.S. Conference of Mayors, which met less than a week after the election, tried to put the cities first in line for consideration of new programs When Jimmy Carter enters the White House. The nlavor5 may find that something more than their own elbow-work will determine federal spending priorities in the next few years. In calling for a new "urban development bank" to rebuild cities the way the Marshall Plan rebuilt Europe after World War II, the mayors have revived a familiar refrain: if we can afford to help countries overseas with foreign aid and institutions like the World Bank, why can't we do as much for our own needy cities? Mayor Lee Alexander of Syracuse, N.Y., put it another way. There needs to be a better balance, he said, between domestic expenditures and those for "the Pentagon and foreign aid." Well, he's right about needing a better balance, but not in the terms he has in mind. The proportion of the federal budget going to national security and foreign aid has been in steady decline for more than 20 years. Congress took the first step toward reversing the dangerous underfunding of defense programs with its relatively generous military appropriations this year. The cities have their problems, to be sure, but when Mr. Carter starts studying the budget he is sure to recognize that there are two kinds of "urban problems" in America. One set of problems involves the people who live in cities, and the other involves the municipal governments represented in the Conference of Mayors. The unemployment rate Mr. Carter wants to bring down is primarily a problem of city-dwellers, and they would be first to benefit ilhis efforts in that direction bear fruit. Three-fourths of the American people live in cities, and are the prime beneficiaries of the health, education and welfare programs now consuming an inordinate share of federal dollars. There are already nearly 1,800 separate grant programs funneling money into urban areas. While there is a need to reorganize those programs, as the Ford administration has tried to do. no one could argue that there aren't enough of them. In short, the "cities" are already getting the lion's share of federal spending. When the mayors plead for aid for "hard-pressed cities in deep fiscal trouble" they are talking mainly about their own governments. They have just succeeded, and properly so, in getting Congress to renew the revenue sharing program hich will give states and cities $6.8 billion a year in federal funds through 1980. To fit a new program for federally financed urban development into a tight budget could be asking Mr. Carter for more than he can deliver. The mayors deserve credit for seeing the No. 1 priority as reducing unemployment. But that goal is woven into the whole fabric of economic policy, and may even lead to a federal tax cut as a means of stimulating the economy. lithe federal budget is to absorb that loss of revenue, it hardly points to a high priority for mayors wanting the federal government to underwrite their hopes for an urban renaissance. Farmer' s Share A study by the federal council on Wage and Price St 'ty indicates that the farmer's share of the average retail food dollar has remained virtually unchanged over the past 15 years. This finding rebuts the argument frequently advanced by farmers who blame "the middleman" for making unreasonable profits at the expense of the farmer and the consumer. We have the most efficient system of agriculture in the world. It is so efficient because, first of all, it is largely free of government regulation and controls. It is direipimed by the free market. It is invigorated by competition. American farmers must be efficient to survive. They are efficient, much to the benefit of American consumers, But when farmers complain of "the middleman" they are n shaky ground. Our food processors, shippers, wholesalers find retailers also are part of the free market system. They also are forced by competition to become ever more efficient. Those who are slow to respond to market conditions cannot survive. We would wager that, thank,i to the free enterprise system, our entire food production, processing and di.stnbutwn chain is the most efficient in the world. It ill behooves one link in that chain to badmouth the others BERRY'S WORLD I The Clock 1t NORM OSIJItIN Tliat Ib'I*rt I ) It' lb bert Wlio fellow times haid. Ilv just doesn't know when to quit. It was this gentleman from Kansas, you might recall, who during this past election campaign arvt'd himself reputation as a gut lighter, a t'atuhi't-iiiati. a master of the one-liner. And as the bearer of the fastest mouth in the Wct l•:t,t. North and South. Well, the UnietI States Senator from Kansas and crstt hilt' Republican vice-presidential nominee, as gone too far in his post-mortems. And, in doing he owes l"londians and the South an apology. In his usual, inimitable, sarcastic and facetious tone several iLivs ago, he observed that Presidentt'leut Jimmy (artei won the Scuth because Sutht'r,iers ''voted their accents and not their nv it'tiuii." T'' much. The man just doesn't have any class tx'sidt's showing himself a sore loser. It was just tim extension of the true colors he displayed during his (4 t. 15 debate tith his Democratic counterpart ii mm vice•president-elect Walter Mondale. variety. his name: George McGo'crn. For months on end, that gentlemen from South • Dakota was just thrashing about looking for scapegoats, for reasons he lost. Not once did he even focus on the possibility that he was the reason that perhap he was just too much of a lightweight to run for the highest office - let alone serve in it. Mah it's the accumulation of cold ternperatures in the Midwest of Kansas and the Dakotas that over a period of years just dulls the senses of sonic of its residents - including some of its politicians. Whatever it is, Dole's ill-tempered comments were completely irrational, uncalled for and inaccurate. It must be noted In passing that, although Florida overall and its Southern neighbors voted for Carter, our own Seminole County opted for ['resident Ford. Does this mean that, using Dole's gauge, the Seniinok' County, Florida, accent is different? Less meaningful? Less significant? Following this debate, many observers pointed to his performance as an anti-Ford turning point. The Kansan on that night, as was noted here on Oct. 17, taint' across as "&'nator Crass" while his op)flt'nt projected himself more as "Senator ('lass." And the voters, it coud be argued, agreed on Nov. 2. Ills comment this week about the Southern vote is a slap in the face to the intelligence of voters in Florida and neighboring states who cast their ballots on Nov. 2 for the man they (teemed better suittil to lead this nation: Jimmy Carter. l'Iicre are again many observers and cornmimentators who consider even Dole running in the first place for the second highest office in the land a slap ill the face to voters everywhere. Many attribute the loss of Gerald Ford to his implausible choice of a running mate. The inan'z. utterances in this post-election period are reminiscent of those of another loser - 12 h1jo an excellent chance for a cabinet-level nohndy's ever heard of me in - Jimmy Checking Out His New Washington Home - WASHINGTON 'APi President-elect Jimutmumv Carter is glimpse of his home for the next four years as he makes his first post-election visit to Washington for a meeting with President Ford. Carter arrived Ili Washington Sunday night, Flying (mmmi Albany, Ga., in a chartered jet rather than an Air Force jet. lie headed mnunediately to Blair house, the government's guest residence across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White house. Carter, as has become his custom, carried hits own suitbag as he falked off the plane. lit' planned to use Blair hi: n_se as his operations base, with ill(he secretaries of I)efm'nst', Heahl Ii, hhit'ation and Welfare, and the Treasury visiting him there. But lie planned to cross the street to confer with Ford in the White house for his first visit with his defeated rival since their final debate one month ago. An evening rain stopped just before Carter arrived. His motorcade wound past the Lincoln Memorial on wet and glistening streets, arriving at Blair house just before 10 p.m. Asked how he felt arriving in Washington as president-elect, Carter said he felt "gratitude to the people of this country for giving tue their confidence and a determination not to disappoint them. getting a HOSPITAL NOTES "I feel a very deep and sober scn:;e of responsibility about the future," he said. On Sunday, Carter attended services at the Plains Baptist Church. Also attending was the Rev. Clennon King, a black New York City Mayor Abraham Beamime saul Sunday that Carter had assured him he would talk to Secretary of the Treasury William Simon about the city's latest fiscal crisis. Reame said membership Carter had pledged to do what he could to help the city get past its current plight, caused by a court ruling that the moratorium on payments on city bonds was unconstitutional. meetings today would deal with "substantive" matters and would Senate committee chairmen, Republican leaders, the House International Relations Committee and the Senate Foreign nondenominational minister whose application for church led the congregation to vote a week ago to allow blacks to worship at the church and seek membership. Carter spent the rest of the day at home. Carter's press secretary, Jody Powell, predicted that the not just be courtesy calls. Carter plans a series of meetings Tuesday with House and Relations Committee. YOURS FOR A TRADITIONAL N0',E1BElt21, 196 ADMISSIONS RAY CROMLEY Capital Clash YOU'RE :;.. ç ,i . WASHINGTON — Jimmy Carter struck pay dirt by arguing he had no Washington entanglements. But senators and representatives do — and up to their necks. And it is on these men President Carter must depend if he is to keep his campaign promises. To wit: Government reorganization, tax and welfare reform, programs to get industry moving and meaningful jobs programs other than frauds like the humphrey-hawkins bill. It will be relatively simple for. Carter and his team to prepare model laws and send them to Congress. But as surely as each is submitted, at least 50 senators and 100 congressmen will start t orking on exceptions favoring constitutents or backers, promoting their own ideas of equity and efficiency or providing material for self-serving handouts Congressmen react much more strongly, of :uurse, to pressures from home than they do to pressures from the White House. For it is clear to every man in the Congress that it is his district or state which elects him, and assures his returning for another term or going down to defeat. Few presidents have been much help in this regard. Si far as I can determine, there are very few of next %s ear's Congress who feel indebted to Mr. Carter for their seats. For 30 years in this town I have watched presidents come and presidents go. In each man's time there was feuding with Congress. For all' his charm and national popularity. President Franklin Roosevelt in the end had to depend on the veto, as (lid Presidents Johnson, Truman, Kennedy, Nixon and Ford. Yet Johnson knew the ins and out of the Senate and its sources of power as have few men. Kennedy, Truman, Nixon and Ford were not neophytes. Being expert in the ways of Congress thus did not seem to help. Nor popularity. Nor charm. Carter's term as governor of Georgia does not signal a happy time with the Congress. He used the veto strongly, lost out on some of the miieasures he most prized, reportedly tx'cause of a n unwillingness to compromise. A Time magazine account puts it this way: "The governor's relationship with the legislature was.. . stormy. A stubborn, even self-righteous mmian, he seemed temperamentally unsuited for.. give-and-take.. . He thought nothing of tonguelashing legislators and lobbyists. . he considered obstructionist..." Wrote Phil Stanford in Capitol hill News Service: "By the end of his terimi mas governor) Carter was at odds with a large portion of the state legislature.. Stanford quotes the Atlanta Constitution as stating that Carter "made a number of senators see the light of his logic by threatening to cancel pet projects, by calling some of their key constituents back borne and on occasion by simply berating them in front of friends." lie quotes then Georgia house Speaker l'homaz B. Murphy, who supported Carter in both gubernatorial races, as saying "There was nearly total conflict during his entire term. Jim has no compromising ability. . . It' s his way or no way." And State Senator Julian Bond: "I have never seen a moan so rigid and it was not a question of high principle. Carter just won't give in." - - J 'c. " t . ' ' 1.4Mo2,voD 11, _HA __ _MR '. . _______________ a . M. •' :, / . ' P. . . UBLCA ,.. '• .. . . / , ... 'g A ' . ' . . . .. . Jimmy Carter received a comfortable plurality of the popular vote — 51 per cent to President Ford's 48 per cent. But a shift of as few as 4,000 votes in Ohio and Hawaii would have the Electoral College majority to Ford, give n even though Carter would still have had a majority of popular votes. .' . Lao 0— — There have been a number of defenses of the Electoral College system. One is that since a candidate takes all of a state's electoral votes even though he may have carried that state by only one more popular voted than his opponent, It gives the appearance of a greater mandate for the winner than is actually the case. This is said to confer 'ome sort of psychological benefit by conwIL.6 those who voted for the loser. 6rrATLA15 JOHN CUNNIFF A Similar Challenge Sanford: Mr. & Mrs itobeti i Sticilm Williammus, o 1*', t)ISCIIA1tGE.S - - JACK ANDERSON Carter Must Defuse Panama Time Bomb, WASHINGTON— The Panama Canal is a time — Latin American leaders have alerted Car- he insists they are not dangerous. Throughout the federal establishment, others bomb set to explode next year, Unless Jimmy icr's advisers that all of Latin America will unite REPUBLICAN ENTRENCHMENT—. As each are maneuvering to protect themselves from the Carter can find a way to defuse it, the canal behind Panarmia on the canal question. The new administration lays down the controls of Democratic broom. The day before the election, controversy could erupt into a crisis of inPan anma Canal has become a symbol, they said, government, it leaves behind several political for example, Dr. Walter A. Guntharp, adternational proportions. of U.S. colonialism. An arbitrary, diehard stand appointees who burrow into the bureaucracy. mlni,strator of the Rural Development Service, Here are the ingredients which make the by the United States, they warned, would fan They quietly pull their heads below the purge submitted a reorganization plan. Panama Canal a dangerous, ticking time bomb: anti-American sentiment throughout the level, wangle civil service ratings and continue Insiders say he was playing it sale In case of a —Intelligence reports warn that Panama's hemisphere. to draw their government pay. Jmnuny Carter triumph. The renrganlzation was military dictator, Omar Toff ijos, must produce —At the same time, Ronald Reagan's camThe deposed Richard Nixon had scarcely carefully calculated, they say, to create civil a satisfactory settlement next year or risk being paign rhetoric on the Panama Canal has made it landed at San Clemente two years ago before his service positions for political refugees. swept out of office by a left wing rebellion. The an emotional issue in this country. Many con- loyalists began a scramble for civil service 4 issue is charged with emotion among servative congressmen are ready to wave the positions. Several of his henchmen and Guntharp Is also trying to put an old military hatPanamanians. The best estimate is that no flag on Capitol hull in behalf of continued U.S. chetmen succeeded in entrenching themselves in crony on the payroll as an "expert consultant." government could survive that doesn't regain occupation of the canal zone. The would-be consitant drafted a memo, which the federal government. control of the canal within a reasonable period. This could lead to an emotional showdown over Now a number of Republicans from the Ford Guntharp signed, justifying the job. —There Is another dark cloud on the horizon. A the Panama Canal that could put a severe strain administration are looking for berths in the It's an old familiar game, small check, drawn on a Panamanian governoti U. S. ties with its Latin American neighbors. bureaucracy before they which has been are dispossessed by the played in the past by Republicans and ment agency, has just bounced. The government Footnote: To add to Panama's woes, cracks Dernot rats next January. had been juggling funds, it turned out, from one Democrats alike, But this time, the Senate Post have appeared In the gigantic Bayana The White House Itself is helping to plant some Office and Civil Service Committee will tA' account to another. Bankers tell us this is a hydroelectric dam, which Panama is building of President Ford's campaign aides on the civil watching for any logruiling that might violate symptom of an approaching Financial crisis. At with $42 million in World Bank funds. Outside service rolls. A White house official explained civi service regulations. Sen. Lee Metcalf, I)the first sign of domestic trouble, dictators experts have been called in to find a remedy. The that they had left the protection of civil service to Mont., Is also keeping an independent watch. habitually try to divert public attention by dam is one of the bank's proudest projects work for the president's election. and is seeking a whipping boy. Torrijon is expected to supposed to help lift Panama out of Footnote: Guntharp Insisted to us that his poverty. in a "There's not many of them," be told us. 'It's reorganization plan was not respond to any crisis at home by using the canal private letter, the bank's Latin American just a matter of someone here putting in a call to motiva(j but that It had been In thepolitically works (or txue to whip up the ni.storti of the people program chief, Roberto Fernandes, had con- a personnel director at an agency on behalf of a months. "This Is as clean and as above board as "It'i that "small cracks have appeared.'' But muy In need.'' any o1J be,'' he .gj ., -' . FAIRWAY MARKETS Patricia Bertram Robert C. MuOlvmn Philip 'I'.Me eks Walter Ross Jr Joseph W. Backe. I)ehhary Sandra Jones. lit' I .'ofl WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING HYDE PARK FROZEN Springs Helen G. hooker, I )t'lto;ma I .illie M. Curtis, ()vmcdo NOVEMBER20, l6 Ah)MISlONS 4 Sanford: Maxie hioser William L. hiammib', Elaine L. Miller Mary S. Stokes :tiiiiie Wanuley I awrcnct' \Vmlhiaiims Irene I. Walker, i)t'hlar Edgar 0. Fawcett lake Mar', Basted Young Turkey O TO 22 LBS. 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CAN CRANBERRY SAUCE AREA DEATHS NORBEST, THE TURKEY , - - PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1976 Sanford: It also givesitmnall states a greater voice in the election process in proportion to their populations since each state has as many electors as it has senators and representatives. Small-state opposition to abolishing the Electoral College has, in fact, been the major reason why any number of proposed constitutional amendments have never gotten anywhere. NEW NEW YORK All)- The challenge to the Carter seeriis to he more concerned with unemof Jumuimy Carter is berounrig by ployment. the day more like that which (aced John F. Conservative economists long have feared Kennedy in 1960: Get the economy moving again, those elected officials who seek quickly to corThree times in our history, however, a Both rimen inherited economies thai were rect serious unemployment. As they see it, shortpresident has been elected with fewer popular operating below their potential. Both men were range corrections almost always lead to invotes than his opponent, and the possibility encouraged almost immediately to boost the flatmon, and perhaps worse recession too. remains that someday a third-party candidate economy by means of a tax cut. The president-elect is confronted with an will win enough electoral votes to deny a Whether the resemblance continues will entirely di different consideration that also might majority to any candidate, throwing the election depend upon several factors over which the challenge his efforts to return momentum to the into the house of Representatives. president-elect has far less control than he might economy. 'flint is, his ability to restore con* wish to have. fidence. , The Electoral College is an 18th-century relic lie does not, for example, control Arthur F. In an economic context, confidence is ex- bequeathed us by the founding fathers, who Burns, the chairman of the Federal Reserve pressed in spending. People who are uncertain of designed it to insulate the selection of the Board. And he does not control public opinion the future do not commit thselves to it; they president from the passions of the "mob." The em and confidence, which he must have on his side if people were to vote for electors, who in turn are rmiore inclined to save, to conserve, than to would his economic measures are to be effective, theoretically — use their own judgment spend and expand. Burns, who has almost autocratic inin choosing the president. dependence in shaping the country's monetary Throughout 1916 President Ford failed to inBut the college quickly became merely a policy, has thrown up a series of confusing spire a great deal of confidence in the future — rubber stamp for the popular vote by each state, signals Ili recent days that leave in question his that is, if one is to judge by the spending habits of and that is the only reason we have put up with it attitude toward a tax cut. individuals and businesses, for 187 years Thus the Electoral College lie has, at different tunes, indicated he was If Carter cannot do better, therefore, there remains in existence — useless, unnecessary and against a reduction in federal income taxes, that exists the possibility that a tax cut, if enacted, potentially dangerous. he wasn't necessarily opposed to a cut, that ought provide funds to families and business discussion of the subject was premature, and that would end up in the bank rather than being It took with 1912 to abolish the Indirect that his mind nsnains open. used directly to buy goods in the market place. election of U.S. senators. Surely we have Burns could challenge the president-elect's reached the point where we may safely entrust These, then, are two distinct challenges O goals by refusing to adjust monetary policy Carter's efforts to get the economy moving the election of the president and vice president to that is, the money supply and interest rates — to again, and both involve his personal qualities of the popular will. the fiscal or spending and taxing policy of persuasiveness and leadership. In the meantime, Jimmy Carter Is not of. the administration. If he can convince the chairman of the Fed and licially our 39th president-el not until Dec. The potential for such a conflict exists, the people who elected him that he knows what 13 when 538 electors (how many can you name' because Burns has repeatedly indicated that in he's about, then the odds would seem to indicate nicct in their respective state capitals and tell us his view the major problem is inflation, while success for his economic program, he is. FAIRWAYS LOW PRICES WILL HELP YOU WITH YOUR HOLIDAY BUDGET Mary Stockdale, Orange City BIRTHS It has happened again this year, and once again the angels who watch over drunkards, small children and the United States have pulled us through. , J 11— Alice It. h'unirmton, I)ehiarv Murray Williams, I)ehtar', George John_son, .1 a ck.st um v ill We hear renewed calls to junk the antiquated Electoral College system, but no sooner has the tumult died than we forget about it for another four years. . •,.- (;mr)' N. Varner Lewis S. l)ralr, I 'oshi s to:i, N.Y. It happens every presidential election - at least every election that turns out to be a squeaker, or when there is a strong independent candidate in the running: -. 1' _______ . .. I ., 4 .. . Citizens Capable Of Task WHEN Brewing ." Sanford Jackson Alexander Shellie 1 Brent Emne.sC(ath'r ST-r Annie Griffis Annie Wilbert Smimithi DON OAKLEY - q)DOin tment o rT;r;q t:'i Monday, Nov. 22,197 --SA CASH DIVIDEND BONUS ONE GALLON JUG HOMOGENIZED MILK CASH D IVIDEND BONUS BREYERS ICE CREAM HAIr HALLON 108 148 I,t ,,, It CASH DIVIDEND BONUS SOFT WEVE BATH R OOM TISSUE I ROLL PACK �6i — Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Legal Nolice Monday, Nov. 22, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice — 1 01lCE Or A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING O CONSIDER THE ADOPTION TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION C AN ORDI N ANCE BY THE CITY OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA C SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that a Notice 5 hereby given that a Public Hearing wilt be held at the Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Poo''i in the City Hall Commssori Room •n the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida. at n the City 01 Sanford. Florida, at 00 O'clock P On December II. 7 00 O'Clock P M on December 13, 1976. tO consider the adoption of an 1976, to Consider the adOptiOn of an ordnance by the City of Sanford, o'dnancc by the City 01 Sanford, Florda. title of which 9 as follows Ilorda. ItIc Of '.thCh tat toIIos I day of November. A 0. 1976, in the ORDINANCE NO 1344 County Commissioners' Meeting Room in the Courthouse at Sanford. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Seminole County. Florida. pursuant OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. 'o Petition and Notice heretofore AMENDING ORDINANCE ff0. IM c1ven. passed and adopted a or riDr'uii,Aurc - SAIO --CITY cun - PLAN 'vC)UIUTon CiOsiflg, vacating and BEING A ZONING WITHIN abandoning, llfluuncing and THE CITY OF SANFORD disclaiming any and all right of thC FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT County of Seminole and the public in CHANGING THE ZONING OF A and to the following described PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN rights of way, to wit , PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN That portion Of 4th Court tying 24TH STREET AND 24TH PLACE ovthof Lots2throljghS,Blk)1, AND BETWEEN FRENCH 5PS as shown on Replat AVENUEANOMAPLEAVEPI UE vnieor th uua.s TO CC 2 (GENERAL C DIM and 45. as shown on the Public MERCIALI DISTRICT Records of Seminole County, a A copy shall be available at the Political subdivision of Florida. Office Of the City Clerk for ll Boo the board of County Cons persons desiring to examine 1ssioflerS of Seminole Couu'ty. same. : Clerk of the Circuit Court By A G Jones De'put y Clerk PuDlu5Jl Nov 22 916 GEF " Tft fl. .P 0 \ 0 9 We're Now Distributors Of i / ... I . '..... I .. . . ... . -.1 'S %irlpool \ \ Bare1 . I I , - ' . I -. ' Layaway Now I For Christmas Western Auto 301 W. FIRST ST. No T.kf suale 1847 Bali Front ill Wtlltl I p 'r\yi~ '' II '1. 'L.'' 11 II I 11 11 — ________ I I 4 I 'f 1977 ACCOUNTS NOW BEING OPENED FIRST FEDERALOF SEMINOLE I I ,, 1 II J SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 218-220 E. FIRST I c:.i i.i;. IN I 'v .51R ',,.i;pP'i., u' SANFORD • OVIEDO • LONGW000 WINTER PARK • CHANGE CITY SANFORD DIAL 322.3524 I t it I I ~41 _____ i i I I I I I II ,~V<~ Hawli H(alay* -1 VAI!~' t" -~, " , ~_~ to. : qaflTJ.a Ie I I I,-I ~, . A, 9 I BUY EARLY & SAVEI I Mom... ""W'' 1 Dad... \çj_ YOUR CHOICE ,,:, /7' Kids... I lb 1 - I OFF I ,. \/ , IJJtui((\ -, I a I I i - =-/? ,T-~- - -, I --I *,;14 ____ — f J/ I ; ?' 1V 'i I ~ ,! , I I I PS.il S111)1 wrs Hats Are Back k our Fall selection from t I I I 11 I I 1 Interesting I1 _______ _______ BADCOCK NT CREDIT TER &ie IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I1.utJilil.i. -- I I 10-4 11 • 2306 FRENCHAVE. PH. n2 -8240 _ ._ I I 'a ' . ;- iuhjuj1 i ",I . ' I I . . f ' ' . .41 _.V I 1* 1; t - ' 1. . . "_t Jr ' r . I I -1 ,, '' # .ehZw.Nfr L - I . . NAME STATUTE . ' A Beautiful Way To Do Your Christmas Shopping Once - .And For All!! Cosmetics Colognes - Boutique Jewelry Handbags - Lingers. - Loung, a . Evening Wear Sports and Casuas Ensembles - N.' full line of Toilet ArlicIe, I . /" 1 ,_,, 1 1 I ' I I .. noris 100 Pd Kodel machine washable and dryable Adjustable waistband. Kick slits. White, bU uff k Y blue. $ Exactly matching . lu' lr/i. 1 • . (.'/lrjsjnuj,s t';ifi / / ..-. 1.. ja(.jjI(crtufl' it FASONS Ph. 323-2631 DOWNTOWN SANFORD I /d' 1i I 1 I 1 Mews Store 205W. FIRST ST. 365 1 ' I1 [I.. ,( o• \.. I f I Christmas as Lis t . ll bikini I 1 1' / . /2 I I (A GREAT CENTERPIECE) I I I "Raggedy Ann & I ONE DAY SERVICE N! A% I $110 11$ W. 1sf Sf, D(4Wfltowfl PH. 322.5181 SANFORD IIIIIIIL ' \' I mary/ 200 N. PARK SANFORD PH. 32223I3 _____ fJ 7 '•. jARTIST ON YOUR LIST ' I \-b 1' / \ k\ . - II I - Brushes - Canvas Easels - • / Pads COMPLETE KITS ' For the Amateur and Professional r 'lv.. 11 I I I I . WINSORNEWTON'SOILS LIQUITEX ACRYLICS DELTA BRUSHES I I FOSTER ART BOOKS OPEN: MON.'FRI,: 8 a.m..S p.m. SATURDAY8:30-Noon II ASS & I 210 MAGNOLIA I loll 3rj'MAS I Introducing I I Chawny Carter I I 1 POPPY TRAIL IMPERIAL 5- 5.., . i -_ I Rare Pieces by VIKING °E NTON BLENKO STAR MOON II Chawny IS the daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. I Carter. She IS 7 years old attends the Azalea 1 and Park Elementary School. i 1 I II A I " I I P 11 I 11 it , -. ' Her lovely dres s, by Nannette, Is fashioned of white la c e, A velvet ribbon accents the fitted I I button front bodice, which is completely lined, with I attached slip. I I this type and many other 1 PH. 322-4622 U NUSUAL GIFTS BY YOUR ', I PAINT Sei1iI CO MPANY, INC. I II I I China & Crystal by: I FO,TORIA• SPODE I WEDGEWOOD HAVILANDI MIKASA I NORITAKE I 5•uip , ' _..'. GRUMBACHER OILS I `4 I Palettes 1 1 Charcoal % I OILS ACRYLICS WATERCOLORS II ____ WflflJ'UE I, tR, •&. FOR THE I .. . - ,' you Imports(. I1SMAGNOLIAAVE. PH. 322.0986—COME SEE US ' I ''if " Infant & - I 1 I LAYAWAY NOW WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD 228 E. FIRST ST. PH. 321.0980 Toddlers 1 Si es thru ii - I - I I .-' . t1lf a" I .. — 1II-tlf waitlrobc II tjt IT Hag IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CU IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , FLORIDA CASE NO. 7.2934.CA.Q9.B SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO. a national banking association. Plaintiff, .4 LUTHER L FOSHEE. et ut . of .I MarTiag. and Other Relief Defendants fled against you and there is a NOTICE OF ACTION demand n Said Petition that the Court award your interest in that 10 TEKTON CORPORATION Chicago, Illinois certain real property owned by you YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an and your husband located at *5*1 /iyIOn Boulevard. Casselberry, Scion for foreclose a mortgage 041 the following property in Seminole Seminole Cnunty. Florida and County. Florida more particularly described as Lot S9. Block H. CAMELOT, UNIT lheEaSt 7S'Ofthe West I5 of the East 300 ' (less the South )e't o TWO. as recorded .n PIll Book 14, 95 arid 96. PbIiC Records of Government Lot S. Section 2.3. em'noue County, Florida. Township It South, Range 37 East. your husband and you are of the Public Records of Seminole County Florida required to Serve a copy of your has been lilfid against you and you *rilten defenses, if any, to Newman 0 Brock, Esquire of Brock, Massey are reired to serve a Copy of your & 'Ialden. Su'te 10?. 616 East written defenses, if any, to t on Sernoran Boulevard Altamonte RICHARD H ADAMS, JR of Gray. Adams, Harris & Robi nson. P A,, Springs Florida 32701, PCtitiOnCr'S attorney, on or before Occember pla,fltiff'S attorneys. whose address 5 200 Southeast Bank Building, 22nd. 1976, and file the original with the Clerk of the above Styled Court P0 Box 3061. Orlando. Florida either before service on Petitioner's 32102. on or before the Ith day of attorney or immediately thereafter, December. 1976, and tile the Original with the clerk Of this Court eithe'r olherw.se a Judgment may be en tered against you for the relief before service or plaintiff's t Oemjnded in the Petition lorneys or immediately thereafter. WITNESS my hand and seal Of othese a default will be entered IhiS Court on the loth day Of IgliflSt u for the relief demanded fl the complaint November. 1916 Seal) iNITNESS my 'land ar.'a Seal of 111,5 Court on November i, 1976 Arthur H Beckwitrt. , SEAL) Clerk at the Circuit Court By L.nua .M SIIIW Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Dep u ty Clerk Clerk of the Crcu,t Court bISrt Nov Is. 22, 29, Dec 6. 1 976 Genevieve Paulsen rir s'a Deputy Clerk 'ublVt Nov I. 45. 22. 29, 1976 r By IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION 940 7e-l1$CA.O9. CI 75-ISI2.CA.Ol F EE TRICIIY ELECTRICAL CON ctpt FEDERAL SA'.lNGS AND TRACTORS INC a Florida cot LOAN ASSOCIATION OF porat,on. SEMI N CL E COUNT V c or Plaintiff ooraton organ-Zed and existing .s ,rder the Laws of Inc United Slates I'I)LLIAM '. SELL. JR. and l America EVERETT '4ORFLEET,IC. Plaintiff, Defendants ' AMENDED D..5?N A DIPIRO and BRENDA NOTICE OF SUIT D iiRO IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Defendants FLORIDA NOTICE OF ACTION TO WILLIAM M BELL. JR '1) DAi,iOff A DiPiRO Ind EVERETT NORFLEET v,'jdence rikOOwn aba SPACEITES. a .1%? known mailing Tennessee General Partner iiiress ship C D'p.r 0 tIIrn 36069 Lamar Avenue OaIa*n Avenue MCmphiS, Tennessee 33111 Ya"ston Ri'ode iSland 029 20 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'hat a complaint seeking the t5€NDA I EUBA#tKS. tOi'ecIGs.,jre of I rneçriani% len i.r'.,.,, h% n filed n the above entitled t"ilENDA j D1PIPO Court arid ,ou ,grp summoned, POlk Street ordered and required 'o Show cause 'i'I Kansas wh, thC same Should not be granted Boos 15 Page 96. of th Public Court Sem nol, COunty Sanford Rrords of Seminole County Flor'd not ilt,r 'han tb 13th dly F lord.. as Oeemoer. 1976 "as been filed against you and yOu If you fail l .yppe' Or WQw (lose are rej,r I,) ServeI COQy of youf 'n Iccordance *ith lII noic,, a .1 -'v SA,, •A .. ent-.e ed r Tien 1S• ma...' '. '.. "1s.. ............ jerjuiv CU DC hal n' you #1 PILLIP I'f LOGAN Of tar ?Pi relief demanded in the SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND cOmpijnt 54074CR SE F. Attorne1i to, Th9 nolCe CI be PuDlisJ'ied once P!a,nlitl Post Office flat 2279. a week f or lour Ill consecutive Sanford, FIor'dl 3277* and lilt the we.6s in the Ev,nng Herald. a i'gnaI *ith tht Clerk of the htiove newspaper hl,iing general i:ir Court on or oclore December 17th, culation 'n Seminole County 1916 QthCtCiSe, I Judgment may be' Florida rt'itel'ed aganst YOU fOr the relief WITNESS iTty 'land as Clerk of the .trs'nlndecj in he Compi. nt Slid Court arid In, Sell of 540 Court T'IITNESS my hano artOtbe Sell of Iri.S SIFi dl, 01 Nij.tiOiL,i, I97 ?h.5 Court on ¶h,s Itlbt dl Of Arthur H BC(Iwitfl. ,J( November. 1974 Clerk of thI circuit Court 5e,i Bi Patricia A. Jackson Arthur H flekwitn. Jr D,pt.r, Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court B, P,alr.i A Jackson ISLAL Deputy Clerk P. )i.Ii N')v 15, 1?. 29. Dec 6. 1976 Pu0.5I 15 fl. 27. 1546 ' F 44 r c' so r- I aI I W.te NOTICE OF ACTION TO JANET BETH COSTA Address Unknown Last Known Address 11 Westgate Road, Apartment Chestnut Hill. Massacnuss'tls 02132 IOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ThaI Ot.i.,.., I.',. fl..,*,.,•.,.. .a -. ,. ,,d.. fl'JuUi'Jii VT by Serving a copy of four written ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED defenSeS, 'I any upon the law tirm of ,n'a, an tion to foreclose a mar Borntein P,Irte & Sflder, PA 'gage on the following property in 175 SQuIrt Court AtC . Orlando, rrm.nole County. Floydi Florida 32101 Atlorrvey% to, .u' I GROvE HILL, according to Pla.rllff And or tiling the Original 'he pIll lPtetfVf as recorded n Plat thereof w lh Inc Ciers of the Circuit ' . ' ' holiday fashions await at The Little War. I I I I Andy" World of I g )Lh "JO1) I I \ 1, I SMALL WOODEN .. 11 16W. FIRST ST. I I I ' I ,I 1 I I I I I / I \ ~ A (HANG 'EM ON THE TREE) Cart Beautifully Crafted A Gift to cherish a lifetime I 9\ ' I I' -- (004 •'. . , $c® I SOLI D MAPLE DROP LEAF I 1'4"i,ç ' anA up \\ I Nov. 19 thru 27 ACCESSORIES .,(1('rt$fl' - Sketch 1 ", 'I TREAT YOURSELF OR SOMEONE ELSEI MOTORCYLE, IMPORTS RECREATIONAL , II FAVORITE CRAFTSMEN Christmas Trees * I 1 I I gifts will round out your I I I HI SOO , ' , -- Our group of imaginative I AUTO SERVICE SUPPLY . - I 1 I I T't&tMt?wt Up a tree for ideas? I 11 I / I I Rattan ,- I I esther's PH. 322.4712 ' I I O'Jv4so,c t He&* I 9ac0liOoK 4 HOME FARM RANCH ._ I t. I 213 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD AUTO PARTS I COSMETICS, BOUTIQUE and k I OFF DEPARTMENT STORE , 4NA 1 . Mawd SHOE STORE ', øa II I .' .. - .- 01 II I - LI I Fashicns F or The Entire Family PH, 322-020. in I I ' ' I I I .---, tS 208 E. FIRST ST. I I - ' ( / ' I 0 I I 1 I 1 1 ' A 1• , Solids trims and hor. izontal stripes from i I fl q ! Reg. I I $900 -- ~.-. ____ COUPON Buy in Nov be glad in Dec Expires Nov 26 I 1avuI.ii,.0 _____ I Your one stop store in Downtown Sanford I BUY SEVERAL AND SAVE! OFF If. I I SI °° I I . I - I ,-...._...,, . ___ 219 WITH List name ddres phone numbers, for homt or office I tg.geon fuse following real property n Seminole County, Florida Lot 40, THE COLONNADES THIRD SECTION. according to the PIll thereof as recorded 'n PIll Book 16, Page 55. Puolic Records ef Seminole County. Florida. Respondent- has been filed against you and you NOTICE TODEFENO arere.ire-t'n terveacopyot ',our THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. written defenses, if any. tolton van CHERRIE I MAIER den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA . at ONE NORTH ELTINGS p0 Office Box 793, Orlando. CORNER ROAD Florida 32107, and file the original HIGHLAND. NEW YORK wIth the Clerk of the above styled YOU ARE HEREBY notified thIt Court on or before December 17th. GEORGE E MAIER. has filed 1976, c,Iherwise a judgment maybe Petition in the Circuit Court of entered against you for the relief Seminole County. Florida, for I demanded in the complaint or Dissolution of Marriage and you ate Dili required to serve a copy of your WITNESS m' hand and the seal of written defenses, if any, on said Court on November 12th. 1976 Christopher Ray, P0 Box 399. I Seal l Altamonte Springs, Florida, 32701 Arthur H Beckwith, ir , ,Ind tile the original with the Clerk Clerk of InC Circuit Court of the above Styled Court on or By Patricia A Jackson before the 72nd day of December Deputy Clerk A D. 1976. otherwise a Default and Put'ith Nov 15, 23, 29, Dec 6. 1976 ultimate Judgment will be entered DEF 63 lglinst you for the relief demanded in the Petition NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ,'IITNESS my hand and official NAME STATUTE seal of said Court on thiS InC 1II day TO WttQ/.'. T MAY CONCERN , 1976 of November, A Notice 5 hereby given that the ISEALI undersigned, Pursuant to the Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter Clerk of the Circuit Court 96 509. Florida Statutes, will reg'st,r a Christopher Ray with the County Comptroller, in and ' 0 Box 299 for Seminole County. Florida. uoon Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 receipt of proof of the publication Of Attorney for the Petitioner this notice, the fictitious name. to PuDI,Sh Nov IS. 22. 29, Dec 6. 1976 *it COMPATABILITY DATING I I 199,11 DEF 65 MARKETING. INC. Oba EASY DATE under which I am engaged in a 251 N Matiland Ave I I I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Suitebusiness 206, Altamonte Springs. FL EASY CREDIT TERMS I I FREE I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 12701 n the City of Altarnorile CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Springs. Florida 1 DELIVERY ____ COUNTY, FLORIDA That the party interested in sIll I 'itIIIp ip; ________ I ______ CIVIL ACTION NO 74.2114.CA.04.0 business enterprise is as follow s I ________ 6 Re: the Marriage of B Keith Coy "a I I I InANTONE (il JOSEPH COSTA. Dated at Longwood, Seminole Husband. County. Florida, November 3. 1976 FURNITURE Iand Publ.sh Nov I. IS. 72. 29. 1976 JANET BETH COSTA, ')FF 34 1 1 II 1 Haines Underalls $69991 I ' REF. 1.95 $ 55 I1 18 Hour Sale! I Girdles Bras • I nis Shirts . \ I . I I I I OPEN FRI. NITES I I• I I ,.i\ )) . 110 PARK AVE. - • \, '1 , \ —I , ' '" U I 1 '- . i 1r I . . '.,' •, , I I ..-.i ( . —i • , Tennis - I P'1.H ''-,f I , " I '4 " " from I SANFORD COR. 3RD& MAGNOLIA PETITE ROLODEX DESK FILE I I 1 Sweeney's I { I I I /1 1 Playtex . I I andbags - -7_~)___ , , '_ (*0- 11711111, 1, __ 7 - __ A % -,~'- / I _" _IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 II * I t&v Gli- I VYP(Mr ! L • - I , ,%:, -10 . I I I TABLE $ 4 CHAIRS 189 & 'ii I I I I COUPON - COUPON - COUPON 1II i,c ~ I .. . R I Im I I 111111a:11111111111111111A (.rpirii.'1 CI . 1 1 $ . / - P ow I, , I I :' Daniel Green, famous for quality slippers II 1 1 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 1 0 I I. ' .4 %MII et" - I ' .1 AI - 9 . . - ,bI . I : i I I Give a warm gift I I from I Th. - erie N'orman (;fi - , I 1111111111111111=1 [Vlerry ChrAstinas... 1 .\','.,,: I I A.A A ID VWIJ. • I I I I FURNITURE 311 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-562 2 I ____ ____ HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER • •.L .; Will Ho ld Your GiftsNM-Vi.. ' Deposit , For Christmas. A I R 11,L* Paintings, Plaques, Early American Bric. A. Brac. Come see our collection A g '•iu',á', Wall Decorations - r' ESTABLISHED 1904 k' \; ,f,.,j . . A Great Selection for every member of the family. Including Styles by /', I I i I I I A , I I I i I / I I I ' :1 ~ V", N1, Reg. 398 Buy in Nov be glad in Dcc EipirCS Nov 34 9 - I COUPON • Top your holiday outfst with a hat from _ 1 I I I mummmon A Gift The Entire Family Can Enjoy . A 298 WITH Keep up with the people fl your office or home walnut grain metal contuctiOfl I I I S ORLANDO • APOPKA • DellARy JIJiMII 1 Ii -. ' I I SANFORD MAGNETIC IN-OUT BOARD I I We've broken an old Christmas tradition, namely the practice of collecting Christmas savings without paying interest in return. A Scrooge-type tradition, if there ever was one! a , f 14. (Visit tgnoIua Center Neighbors. Little Wardrobe. Bucks Sandwich Shop, Plants t Answers i,lt'lio-o 111. II I oo-~ COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE NO. 16-1112-CA-04-8 In Re: the Marriage Of: GEORGE E MAIER, HuSblfld, Petitioner, . and (If I.pulE I MAIER. Wife, NADINE HEY, his wife RESIDENCE UNKNOWN All parties claiming interests by. Ihrougti, under or aglifl5t TEDDY HEY and NADINE HEY, hIS Wife, and to all patties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in the real property herein described YOU ARE HFPERY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor I 2995 ii F - COR. 3RD& MAGNOLIA 91 i COUPON — Sweeney's I r, I I I ' 1 1 Reg. 2.95 Buy in Nov. be glad in Dec Expires Nov 34 COUPON - COUPON CHINA CABINET I , I Early American ., 99 1 1 1): It I WITH I COUPON & Sorting letters. file folders, notes Strong Plastic. At't. Colors II II I \ I I I I I I 1 1 f II Ideal for holdi ng II Enlvãlure s American Era TM , MIGHTY SORTER f g SANFORD I 11 $19.00 - available 32-36 :tt,13,C f lZeS I COR.3RD& MAGNOLIA ;' II Sunny Honey, 32.38, SCI1 ('losure ('ontoui' Bandeau .1; 4r I . __________ II 11 PH. 322.4403 L__..J I I Stunning matching gown in silky Qayonara'ofEnkalure ." nylon. Winter White, -( BOB BALL'S 1 I i I I CLUB — 19404 Ig tylt'—No. 1211, 32-38 BA' Ifl whi(&'—$8,00 At ' SHOPPERS Sweeney's I IT t; ' U II II jJ ----.I I -I1 I I Downtown Sanford RANGES REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS WASHERS DRYERS DISHWASHERS - I I .'U.suu avallabli' in unlined I Prices.I . ,. Financing Available I _ ' I luxurious ' :, o 1221 BulI FJ T•Shirt 1T u:,1g1j. j1 I.ineul Seamless Underwire Front ('Ii.isure avaiI•ble in sizes :1231; A. 32-38 B.0 in whitt' , \ All Advertised Whirlpool IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . I I— COUPON — COUPON — COUPON I I nI '~, '\ or Beat 'Kayser Rose" -The effect o hand-painted roses cascading down Kaysers zip front robe In luxurious 1Splendalour" polyester fleece. Winter White. Sunny Honey, P.S.M•L. $32.00 . .. '\ CHRISTMAS I L2504 — - Bali. 1~ We Will MeetH\ \ S 'I . I. ,I I - _______________________________________ Kayser Rose .. * I 1' I I . Major Appliances . CHRISTMAS Q ~= ip )aiir I"uir Lw/v lo'ot' )' ' -''" g I 9 9 DEF to) T MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby 9en';tat me TO WHOM undersigned, pursuant t the "FictitiouS Name Statute" Chapter MS 0$, Florida Sfatute, will re'gster with tIs• Clerk of the l:'rcuit Court. M and for et,llnaI. County. icicruoa. -Ind the undersigned as Sheriff of upon of prooil Of ihq ' mole County. Florida. will at publicaf ion of this notIce, the tic 1 .'O AM n the *4th day ° l,tiOiiS name. IG'wif J D'S SPORT. 'cember. A 0 1Q14. otter for sale SM.ANS DEN under 'which it 5 ..'d etI to the higheSt odder. for engaged In busineSs at Easy Side of Lasn. subject to any and all extill "ng Highway NO It 12 w4 Concord $tons, at the Front (Westl Door of Drive, CAUtfCorry. Florida in the the Seminole County Courthouse in City of Casloalbarry, FWiaa Sanford. Florida. the above That the party interested in Mid ~kscrlbed Personal Property. i tt Trt Sa id sale is being rTuJde tO Sportsman's Den, Inc. sII.Sfv ttti terms of said Writ a Flc,.da Corporation Fooervtw,n By Joseph Dellillosso. itinn E Palil, President ~r,triff Delco at Casse$blrry. Sam noi. Semncle County. Florida County. Florida, October 29. !$74 Ncy 72.79 6 11. 1976 p, !,n IS 21 9 14/5 I-, Richard L. Morris William A Speigle Publish Nov IS, 22. 29, Dec 6. 1976 DEC 62 amonswaxs=axaxaxaxawsxamxasm I II I I I I NOTICE 1(JL&T(TT./ % . ., — I Do virtue of that certain Writ of Longwood Oviedo Road, (Hwy 431) Execution issued Out of and under Winter Springs 3270? Seminole the seal of the County Court Of Flor ida under tvte fictitious County, AD Orongecounty.rIoruda,uponafinI nameof AM & EVE'S BEAUTY iucKiment rendered in the aforesaid SALON, and that l register urtoflthe 29 said name with the Clerk of the thdayofjnry C;rcuot Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Pia,ntiff. vs Columbus Lattimore. peavitiorts of the F'ctiticus Name . a k a. J C Lattimore, Jr and Statutes, To Wit Section 56509 terlene Lattimore a k a Sheriene Florida Statutes 1$7 Horn. Defendant. *faiCtt aforesaid S Evelyn CaytOfl .rit of Execution was delivered to Publish Nov I. I. 13, 27. 1976 me as Sher iff of Seminole County, DEF o Florida, and I have levied upon the il owing aescribtd property owned NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS t.y Columbus Lattimore. 'ar. said It _ 1r.AIij H N Tarom. Jr Clerk Rosa M Rotunda Dept.,? City Clerk Publish. Nov 2?. 1976 City By: _ _______ I (' A EARLY 00000000000000~ - L Legal Notice FIcTITI0uSNAMF. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice is hereby given That we are EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. engaged in business at I I Industrial CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Park. Seminole County, Florida COUNTY. FLORIDA. under the fiCtitiouS name of DIXIE CIVIL ACTION NO 76.2102.CA.69.D PPDEPEANUT CO, and that w: MOP rfend to register said name with Iho TGAGE Aj1)OCiATION, tIerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Plaint It. County, Florida in accordance with v provisions of tie Fictitious TEODIE HEY, ux Name Statutes, To Wit Sect;on Defendants 96509 Florida Statutes *957 NOTICE OF ACTION S Yrt - iJlI,n,vu William . .... .0. n.ni. . Sd ?Cr%riiI _ U Ut. i U, W p,. ' . - Mft _______ "v tyT%ofof the of FICTITIOUSNAME Dec 1 o. 1 $1 4V 4 __ All parties in interest a ciHzens ll opport unity , , heard at Said hearing By Order Of the City Commission Of the C i NOTICE OF SHERIFF S$ALE Notice is hereby given th4t lam NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that engaged in bysineti at 530 (,nty. Florida, more Particularly ccr.bld as lol lowi. ';! I], Black D. Merril Park. at '.ng to Plot Book I. Page ' '.i'Il( R ecords of Seminole Counts', ~ 4 . ...0 ue)uriny to cf Seminole County. Florida B y Arthur H Beckwith, Jr _. Monday, Nov. 22, 1976-7A Legal Notice _______ ___ persons desiring to examine the THE OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS OF REAL PROPERTY WITHIN same All parties in interest and citizens THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO PERMIT OR CAUSE shall have an opportunity to CERTAIN CONDITIONS AS TO heard at said hearing DEBRIS, RUBBISH, TRASH. By order of the City Commission UNDERGROWTH AND WEEDS TO of the City of Sanford, Florida, EXIST ON THE PROPERTY H N Tamm, Jr. PROVIDING FOR THE GIVING OF City Clerk NOTICE AND FIXING A By. Rosa M Rotunda PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF Deputy City Clerk THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING PubliSh, Nov 22, 1976 SEPARABILITY. CONFLICTS DEF 101 AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy shall be available at the INVITATION TO BID Office Of The City Clerk for all The Board of Trustees of the j..w,.uv examine inc Seminole County Public Hospital same .c.,Trs bids upon the following: All parties in interest and Citizens Ton Pick Up Truck Shall have an opportunity to be AddluQfl.l information, plans and heard at said hearing ¶pa'ctcations are available at the By order of the City Commission OHiCe of the Purchasing Agent of the City 01 Sanford, Florida. All bidS shall be mailed to the H. N. Tmm. Jr Board of Trustee's of Site Seminole City Clerk Ccunty Public HoSpital. 1101 East Rosa M Rotunda Firit Street, Sanford, Florida 3277). Deputy City Clerk All bids shall be postmarked not Publish Nov. 22. 1976 later than the 30th day of November DEF 103 1976. and Watt be received on or before the 3rd day oIDecember 1976,NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Publish Nov. 27, 23. 71, 1976 TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION DEF OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA i5 hereby given that NQtiC NOTICE OF RESOLUTION Public Hearing will be held at the CLOSING. VACATING AND Commission Room in the City Hall ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY in the City of Sanford. Florida. at TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 700 o'clock P.M.on December 13. NOTICE is hereby given that thC 1976. to consider the adoption of an Board at County Commissioners of dinance by the City of Sanford. S Seminole County. Florida, FlOridI at its Florida. title of which is as followt Regutir Meeting held on the 16th I If -# P; ll~" -1 )~ ,, AMENDING CHAPTER II I OF ORDINANCE NO. 1341 THE CODE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. THE SAME AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY BEING KNOWN AS THE HOUSING SANFORD. FLORIDA, CODE, SAID AMENDMENT OF AMENDING SECTIONS 1125 ADOPTING THE 1976 EDITION OF THE STANDARD HOUSING CODE. THROUGH SECTIONS Il 29 OF PREPARED BY THE SOUTHERN ARTICLE II OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD BUILDING CODE CONGRESS. FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE A copy Wall be available at the MAKING IT UNLAWFUL FOR Office Of the City Clerk for all Board of County 0 p a 44 .)~ V, 00 1 Notice i5 hereby given that a PbIiC Hearing will be held at the NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Commission Room in the City Halt TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY in the City o* Sanford. Florida. at 7.00 o'clock P.M on December 13 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice 's hyreby given that a 1976, to consider the adOption of an Public Hearing will be held at the ordinance by the City of Sanford, Commustion Room in the City Hall Florida, title of which 9 at follows in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P M on December 13. ORDINANCE NO. 1369 1976, to Consider the adoption of an AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ordnance by the City of Sanford, Florida, lilI of which is as f011w OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, 1976- b A Smp I1t1ij AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY AN ORDINANCE OF HE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. O SANFORD. FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 63? OF AMENDINGORDINANCE NO 1097 ARTICLE III OF CHAPTER 6 OF OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE THE CODE OF THE CITY OF BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN SANFORD. FLORIDA. SAID THE CITY OF SANFORD. ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT CHANGE IN THE MEMBERSHIP CHANGING THE ZONING OF A OF THE CENTRAL CON PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN TRACTORS EXAMINING BOARD PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN A Cauy shall be available at the MANGOUSTINE AVENUE AND OLEANDER AVENUE AND Office of the City Clerk for all ersont desiring to etamine the BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND same FULTON STREET TO CC (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) All parties in inlereslar.dcti:ens DISTRICT. Shall rave an Opportunity to be A copy shall be available at the heard at said hearing Office of the City Clerk for all By order of the City Commission PI'SOflS desiring to examine the of the City of Sanford, Florida same H N Tamrn, Jr All parties in interest and citizens City Clerk City Wall have an opportunity to be By Rosa M Rotunda heard at said hearing Deputy City Clerk By order of the City Commission Publish Nov. 22, 1976 DEF 105 Of the City of Sanford. Florida H N Tamm, Jr City Clerk Rosa M Rotunda NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Deputy City Clerk TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION PubliSh Nov 22. 1976 OF ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY DEF 102 OF SANFORD. FLORIDA tor.da. tttis lath day of November. 9t ORDINANCE NO 1367 ORDINANCE NO 1170 . - 710 E First St •aJtt.rd P38010 (brick xanamqx 1j4..* .. ____ ___ _________ I 'u.. I �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 22, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Longwood: It's A Way 6- Race For The Mayo r ir Cha* s piano: l About He's Sold WORLD Everything Peter iano is it super York, New Jersey and salesman, having over was a federal electrical live lit t h e L ast . Ile was an from inspector in the Rochester 1111SUCL-e.S.SfUl candidate for the to newspapers vacuum Division Of Urban Renewal and city council two years ago. 1bleaners to insurance. was a Seminole County dec. Mrs. Piano is a licensed inBorn in Rochester, N.Y.. triral inspector for a short surance adjuster fur Shelby Piano chose Ingwood for his Prlod of time. 1k also served Mutual Insurance. They have home uCaUSL it was central to formerly on the Longwood three daughters, : Stephanie, the state. lie has been a 7,111ing board and has been it 16, it student at Lyman; resident in the city for the past iiieiiitxr of the S"ininole County Andrea, 12. of Milwee Middle 41 2 years. Parks Ciniiiissiii for the past School and Jennifer, 7, of A graduate of Ben Franklin two years. lIni.woed Elementary, High School in Rochester, he Stephanie recently played the lit- currently • the attended Rochester . t, . rk Enterpart if ''Isabella in the Lyman Business institute for Ill months high School production. The i&,juring in business ad. prises, "° family pet is a black dog ministration and graduated Ii hobbies include named, "Tiffany.' from the United States Air Piano said, if elected, he Force Medical School as a swilililung, golf, tennis and plans to be a working mayor backgammon. in golf he conand medical surgical and has the time necessary to siders; techniciau. lie served for two tl ers himself fantastic some unify efforts in city hall and -I)'S ifltl other hy not years in the Air Force after promote a better image for the World War Ii. Over the years Piano has city. lie met his wife, l(oseann, 21 been involved in various areas lie said he will recommend years ago at it social event; of selling, including and pursue the codification of ,., after a two-year courtship they newspapers, ice cream, the laws that govern the city so married. vacuum cleaners, pots and that the rules are clear and Piano spent nine years in itans, Insurance ar'thing easily understood by the management for the Combined saleable citizens, lie said he would Insurance companies of l'OIiI(t Was the youngest in his provide the administrative America in three states. New family •intl has two brothers leadership vested in the office I IN BRIEF . ' Lebanese Celebrate - _____________ ______________ Independence Anniversary \ F . • BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Most of Lebanon peace and under Syrian occupation today on the 33rd anniversary of independence from France. Moslem and Christian leaders pledged to cooperate with President Elias Sarkis in rebuilding the ruined nation, "Peace, peace with ourselves, peace in our country," Sarkis proclaimed in a broadcast after Syrian armored forces on Sunday occupied Moslem-controlled Tripoli and Sidon, the nation's second-and third-largest cities, without opposition. was at f 1 ' -- THE H:HSlITh: [MVII) SIIAWN VENSON, CHARLES, MRS. BARSIIT, MARGIE %'ENSON, R()SEMAItIE IIAYIIUItST AND DAVID Barsht: Children, THE CONNELLS: TIIICIA, GERARD (JERRY), JOHN, SUSAN'S LAI', MRS. CONNELL AND CHRIS firm. His wife, Margaret, is employed at Eckerd's Drugs, Longwood. in the restaurant section. Barsht, isa native of Dickson City, Pa., and fishing in Lake Jessup and on charter boats in the Atlantic are his hobbies. The Barsht children are: Charles Jr., 40, a millwright at Bethlehem Steel, Buffalo, has threv daughters; William, 39, served 20 Nears in the Third Armored Tank Division, is now a 51-1 pe"t..or a' tint Royal in St Claire Shores, Nlich., wid has three ions; Rosemarie liai,hurst .i 01 easseikxrry is a legal ecretary and has one son, a daughter and twin girls: Linda, 33, is it homemaker in Buffalo and has two sans: John ,32, works for a trucking firm in Buffalo and has a'tson and a (laughter. Kenneth, 31, is a boilermaker in Buffalo and has three girls; Margie Venson, 6, a homemaker in Longwood, has a son; Gerald, 23, is a welder lit Buffalo; Deborah, t1, Buffalo, operates a restaurant: David, 19, a graduate of Lyman High School and Alan, 18, is studying at Semnir,ole Community College. David ancl Alan live at home. Li'-' I n uipleted !.is high-school . llv The names of six candidates for the mayor's office will appear on the Longwood city election ballot Dec. 7, The incumbent, James It. Lormann, Is not seeking re-election. The candidates are: Charles Barsht, 63, a retired trucker from Buffalo, N.Y. lie has been a resident of Longwood North for four years. Gerard Connell, 42, currently a member of the city council, j southeast manager of a nationwide electronics firm, lie has been a resident of Devonshire for nearly four years. Mrs. Lynette Dennis, 36, Is a homemaker and a resident at 263 Palmetto Ave. for the past four years. E.thel Glassberg Goldberg 3.4 is a homemaker, clubwoman, PCOPL( askini, instead that they tell him what they Want him to (10. "uv-r the years, only those with political t'xperttse anti wealth havç held positions in official posts of governuiicnt, and the age-old [xilitical excwse has been that so few persons have had the so-caUed'necessary experience' to qualify," he said. "But the political picture is changing and our citizens do want a government that is for the people: for we are all tiresi of many political promises that fade alter election and never uphold the people's needs." Bdrsht dI reside in Sandalwood Peter Piano, 48, owns and operates Hallmark Fzterprises a sign-leasing company based In Longwood. lie has resided in Devonshire for the past Vz years,, Andrew Semlnazti, 31, is employed at the Orange County Property Appraiser's office. lie has lived In Sandalwood almost three years. Polling place for the election will be the city ball council chambers on Warren Avenue. Two voting machines will be used in the election, l'oII officials are: Johnnie Gray, Hilda Joiner, ioAnn Rammood, Halsey Laniber, Arlene Austin, Louise Goodwin, Helen Lafferty, L.C. Walker, Lilliam Kennedy and I-J. North as poll marshal. Like? By DONN FSTF'S THE RACE The major pursuits of the Gerard T. (Jerry) Connell family are education and athletics. Even (our-year-old Mary-Jo is involved, if only a s J sputator. Connell began his college education with a wrestling scholarsiltip, continuing with his higher education for 16 years at nights, while he worked full-time during the daytime, to earn degrees in fields ranging front engineering to physics. Mrs. Connell, the former Claire Dais, coached children in sports activities in her native New York and assists with coaching a daughter at Lyman on the track team. She is currently a part-time student at Honda Technological University FTU. Susan, 18, the eldest daughter in the family. graduated from Brantley High SLI1001 With the class of 1976 and was a member of the basketball team there She is currently studying at FTU. Sixteen-year-old Triva a student at lyman High School. is it niernbc r of the track team, while 14-year-old Chris, also a Lyman student, is on the swim team. Twelve-year-old John is recuperating with it broken leg suffered as a member of the tilwee Middle School Pop Warner football team. lie is a student at All Souls Catholic School. John has also been involved in a competitive swimming, Born in Brooklyn, NY, Connell grew up in wantagh, Long Island, and worked his way through Wgh school hoeing potatoes, picking strawberries and string beans, at Jones Beach, in a super market and almost anywhere he could get a job. lie behan his college education at Brown University in Providence 11 1 in a liberal arts course, switched to engineering at New York University arid chd graduate work at Brooklyn Polytechnic institute and Adelphi University in theoretical physics and math. Employecl at Grulninan Aerospace for 16 years, he was assistant director of research and development there, and on moving to Florida he was manager of research and development at Martin-Marietta, Orlando, be fore accepting a position as Southeast manager of a nationwide electronics firm a year ago. his hobbies are swimming and reading "anything I can get my hands on" from the classics, technical journals, literature on municipal government to mysteries, Ills first foray into pc"tic w's two years ago when a resident of Longwod only 18 months It the time he ran for a city council seat against five opponents and was succt'ssful. Connell says a study of Iiingwood's 1923 charter must be made and necessary reforms undertaken to bring the city improved management and a sounder fiscal policy. lie proposes to continue the pursuit of federal funding, grants specifically, to relieve the local tax burden on the citizens and setElement of the double-taxation issue. Council said he can accomplish these tasks inore effectively as mayor than as a councilinan. From What . Are $. They • Rea ;. _______ ________ I ly - 4 - it •?' e Zoo i Continued From Page ,• _________ . - ; ,, F -- . . - , lob, . - . .- - -- — - . . , . -- - - . ... " . - . • " to 2,179 Elk- v-vvkend of No% 6-T and 2,352 the last weekend in October. ltozon said the too depends on good weekends recei pts to erase the deficit it( hich operates (luring e ee it o laces had a negative e'ffut on some creditors. "Five or six 39 com panies payabl e he " reea The Loot I al SO(J cntinuing on Own a Piece of the Zoo" promotion in which an individual can purchase a cub ic inch f h f' $1 add1 13 cents for postage it b; math and an attractive gold ,tnIx,)ssed certificate suitable tor fraining is d I. ,IU.st (iZOfl said I of the ' - IA t -. " -- - . -, ., COO , ,j.I ' - , ' '- M V THE DENNISES: LYNETTE. THOMAS, DAVIA. DARREN AND KUNI ' THE (;OLDBERGS: JONATHAN, ETHEL, KEITIL LARRY Dennis: Love In The Gym Goldberg: Pet Boarders When Mrs. L)mette Dennis's children, Darren, and Kim, active in Longwood's police cadets, she said she took up the challenge of raising money for the organization and pulled Lither parents into supporting tPe group. "I was determined to get other parents and members of the coffunututy involved and was successful," she said, adding that the group needed money very badly. "We've had two rwnmage sales, a car wash and candy sale." Hom in S% Georgia, Mrs. Dennis' family moved to the Central F'lurida area after her father sold (heir small farm. she attended schools in Orlando through junior high school and (Ale year at the old Lyman Ifigh School, graduating from high si.hool in Montebello, Calif. Mrs. Dennis had been active ui basketball during her Junior btgh days and she and her husband, Thomas, now manager of a super market in Winter Park, met while playing basketball at a recreation center. She;.vitten ho-r activities now on homemaking and community ertee through the police cadets. Although she has no college I Jamaica Election Heats Up TIlE PIANOS: STEPhANIE, PETER, JENNIFER HOLDING TIFFANY, KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Prime Minister Michael Manley's socialism is pitted against opposition leader Edward Seaga's capitalism in an election campaign in which Jamaica's sagging economy and its relations with Cuba are the big issues. Political violence has plagued both Manley's People's National Party (PNP) and Seaga's Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and threatens to keep large numbers of voters away from the polls on Dec. 15. Each party predicts victory, but independent observers rate the outcome a tossup. AND ltSFAN of mayor by the present city street paving and maintvn in(f , charter and pursue the in- and proper drainage without clusion of a workable capital restrictive assessments or improvement fund in the increased taxes. budget to provide necessary Piano claims turr'nt city law, ittake demands on developers that cannot be met without undue hardship and will ultimately result in higher taxes a"mistration for 12 years. She was with Eckerd Drugs for five yrs, employed by the Orange County School Hoard for a period, Ethel and Larry Goldberg center their activities with their children and have ooened their home to a variety of nets for the and then for a propane gas company in Marion County. tier son, Darren. 17, is a student at Lyman High School and a member of the drama club there. lie was in the recent senior clam P)ay, "Night Chamber," at the school. Kim, 14, m a freshman at Lyman and Davis, 7, attends Longwood Elementary School. Family activities include fishing and hunting in the Ocala National Forest. Mrs. Dennis tinkers with television sets and radios. Mr& Dennis believes the fine hand of a woman is needed on the Iongwood political scene and participation in the city government. of all its citizens should be encouraged. "1 feel Ican get the citizens involved," she said. "1 was told that I could not get parents Involved in raising money for the police cadets, but I did." Mrs. Dennis believes a strett paying prograin and a drairtage program must begin She said the current practice ut citizens ~vr DU]NNI.S. P.Jgt- 9A two boys, Keith and Jonathan. The aquarium full of all types of fish, that the boys like, is in the den of the family home on Sandalwood Drive. Also occupying a position of importance in the den Is the aqu3d= residence of Keith's boa constrictor, Rosie, who likes live rats for her dinner. and Jonathan's boa constrictor, Charlie Brown, who prefers mice. A large family of Yorkshire Terriers, which Mrs. Goldberg breeds, also live in the den where the football game is located Other family activities include the "Big Slide," go-carts and all kinds of games. Mrs. Goldberg, a native of Philadelphia, Pa., is the youngest of three children. tier brother lives in Altanuxite Springs and her sister Lives In Philadelphia. As Mrs. Goldberg was growing up, she helped out in the family grocery situated In the front part of the Glassberg home. The most interesting item in the store was "penny candy" and a small child could get a bagful for a nickel, ,~rwx up, really wanting to be a teacher," she said. In high school, she Was a National lionor Society student and was member of Future Teachers of America a A ci i"or Friend Brezhnev Visits Romania BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev arrives in Bucharest today to tighten up the Kremlin's ties with its maverick East European ally. But Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu appears certain to retain the independence he has established. It is Brezhnev's first visit in 10 years. In the interim, both Presidents Nixon and Ford have visited Ceausescu and received warm welcomes. \nnlrew Andy S&mInUZZt received a letter last week from Nlrs. Al Martino telling him the famous singer, star of Godf ther, wished him good luck in the upcoming election. Seminaui has been a close friend of Martino since he organized fail club for ttie vocalist in tits teen years in Baltimore. While a iziriiiber of the Sons of Italy he was state public relations chairmoan for Maryland and combined his activities with the lodge with his efforts for Martino When Martino appeared at Disney World recently, Seminazzi and his wife of eight years, Margaret, were in the audience and renewed their friendship lie and his wife met at a Martino—Sons of Italy dinner in Baltimore and were married there. Born in Baltimore Seininazzi graduated from Baltimore City 1 iiiiegu and attended the University of Baltimore. Ile worked after college as an insurance company underwriter, for lIt thlehem Steel and (irabar rlectric Ile began tits career in property assessing in 1970 with the II titimore tax 'issessor s office and has taken comprehensive courses in Ills field over the years. Ile is currently employed in Orange County Property Appraiser Ford Hausman's office in A m / NATION t I IN BRIEF Some Deaths Expected Mrs. Seminaui is a secretary in the billing office of James, Hder and Holder. radiologists at the Florida Hospitals North. South and Anopka. Ills hobbies are fishing, bowling and watching what he calls local football teanis including the Miami Dolphins, the Baltimore Coils and the Tampa Bay buccaneers, lie has also taken up golf recently Semnin;izzi is an amateur cook and one of his favorite dishes is Auwned Maryland crabs. St'inmnazzi is active in the Orange County Employ-c's Golf Among Explosion Victims 'l ' . NEW YORK (AP) — Hospital officials say they expect some deaths among the 55 workers injured when an explosion ripped through four floors of the American Chicle gum factory, spewing steel, concrete and molten gum into the street. One fireman on the scene said "It was a miracle" that none of the 150 people working the all-night shift was killed immediately by the blast early Sunday. Witnesses said the force of the explosion hurled some of the victims to the street. About 25 persons were burned severely. Because of a shortage of burn facilities here, some had to be taken to hospitals in neighboring states. A few of the critically injured had burns over 90 per cent of their bodies, and hospital officials said they feared some would . named Jaycee A the month for Sc r his work scheduling a Fellowship Players of Siuiford production of "(;cstspell" as a fund-raising event in Orlando under the spansorship of the Orlando Jaycees. ['he Scininazzis moved to LongAoocl. buying a home in Sandalwood only two days after arriving lit the area from Baltii lure. A member of the city's Lund Planning Agency for the past year, TALLAHASSEE U'i it kr ck Karl ii ill iii is t 'tiiiin izZl (host the mayor's office in his first bid for public of eIl lit), plans are to go over Justice BK Roberts, a vetis waled "ii Jaji 4 there on Jan. 4," Karl said. "it fict', believing that office at this tune involves in a mnajor was eran of "i on the Honda Karl was elected to the high would really put inc ma turmoil public relations. lie said he enjoys writing and talking to people and handling Supreme Court, announced his court this fail to go over there any earlier resignation today, a month be-' It was not mmumediately than that.' correspondence and could be an effective chief executive. known whether Gov. Reubin Sentmnazzi said common sense is the prime necessity for public fore his term ends. \skew would appoint Karl to fill Robert, 6 J, aal he wanted to Roberts said he would resign the remainder of Roberts' term "rest and think for at least a Saying the atmosphere and conduct of officials at city council or allow tile iffice to remain month before starting a new ineetings leave "it lot to be desired." Serninazzi said im- effective Nov. 30, allowing a wi I ( o %acant over the court's career, whic provements should be made. hi i,-,tin is rec", after 0.,, first of the %car." If elected. Seminazzi said he would institute monthly meetings his office h-k-fore tits successor. Justice Roberts Resigns L*I k P - . • Turned Politico education, but was unable to go (411 hi citllcce 1 ite four children, who live locally, visit their parents often for an evening of coffee card-playing. Their eldest d,iu,htr, uos('tIiar, . is keeping iii touch with ncr brothers and sisters in tile north secking advice oil her father's campaign for mayor and keeping them informed of its progress. Ili his first campaign for elective office,. Har.'Jit said, if elected, he will place a sign in the front ',ard of his home announcing that it is the residence of the mayor and inviting thiosr who dri'.e by in for a cup of coffee lie proposes to be it full-time mayor, bringing "government back to the people", 1k' said jokingly that he needs a job and has the time ti devote to it. "I have more time to penicI with the natives here," he said. Barshl says that he will encourage councilniun to "ret control of themselves and hold itrdtrj iitettimig lie ba id. - - Seminazz 1: L uck Rea I ' LU. — - What Are Connell: Athlete Children, Children They Of all the candidates for publit office in Stminole County in recent sears, Charles Barsht of Longwood North has to be the one ith the largest family. his 11 children range in I4..L IIJiII % resident of Longwood for the past four 'bears, Barsht retired to Florida, choosing IAngwood as his home alter 40 sears with a Buffalo, N.Y. automobile carrier trucking MARY-JO ON the unpredictable witure of She was involved in volunteer work in hospitals and worked for ather, the zoo necitti a steiiih charity drives, especially with the retarded children's campaign. ource -el of income such as While attending Temple University, where she wasmnaoring hi Me w . membership fees paychology, she was in charge of a therapy group at a Jhospital. school all(] berships include: She gave up her plan to be a teacher when she met her husband, a year; college students. $3 currently a councilman in Longwood. . family, $15; one-year voting, Mrs. Goldberg was employed as an office and credit manager $1.5; lifetime, IW: executive 15 for 11 years, her employment included work In accounting and -year vote). $100; patron, $l,000; purchasing procedures, and benefaLtur, $5,OW lie said She noted that she is a member of civic and charitable he plans to propose a $5 senior organizations including the 1.4 .19wood Area Chamber of Com''tizens mnenmbershmp to the merce, the Longwood Area LaScrtoma Oub, Selignole Youth ustees, but does not know it it Ranch Inc., the Longwood Bicentennial Committee, the will be approved Longwood Police Cadets Auoiciation Inc., Woodlands Dividends Donations and inemberbilups Program, Youth Programs Inc., and the Humane Society may be sent to Central Florida Seminole County. , I> Society, Zoological Both sons are in kindergarten at the Woodlands School. Drawer 2078, Sanford, Fla - Y avitz Pie — D Monday, Nov. 22, 17—A _____________________ e f? fl IS U.ontinued F rom Page 6A being required to go to the city cowlcll and beg for services they are entitled to as taxpayers is nut right She said a beautification program should be started in the city' and that there are' many things that volunteer citizens groups can do to beautify the uty to the point where the people will wonder wh', it had not been done in the past I think a woman will make a better mayor than a man Men over the years get to the point where owe too le litilO', favors l,ingwoud nt'vds the special touch of a woman,'' she said Goldberg__________ (Coutiaued From 3-Al Mrs Goldberg sald the election is vitally important and that 11lmigwioKl and its budget are growing. "I believe the widening of it( 434 is going to cause more commercial growth and that we need it) revise the city charter and draft a comprehensive annexitiun plan." "I an _%trungly lit favor of adequate police and fire protection, proper roads and sewage and new businesses bringing in Liz revenue to keep our home property taxes down," she said. ye'iu5 on a regular basis, Mrs. Goldberg said this involvement "has made miie aware of many of our city's problems. "I want to be the voice of ever)- man. woulan and child in our city." , IP E EItht't RRY Al I Mm iai attorney SheldonYaviti plea ded innocent today to charges he erveu' as an a ess'r% to runlessed mass er Paul m'i()t survive. Patty Wants Quiet Life SAN FRANCISCO iAPi Patricia Hearst, back with her family for the first time in almost three years, says she's looking forward to reading the latest best-sellers, getting a dog and gaining weight. "It was like I never left. it's nice to be home," the 22-year-old Miss Hearst said in a copyright interview in the San Francisco Examiner, her father's newspaper. "I'm just moving In, getting settled and wandering around." Miss Hearst, bailed out while appealing her bank robbery conviction, was to place her first eourt'ordered telephone call to federal probation officials today from her parent's elegant Nob Hill apartment. s Not Gu i lty — : nth as an accessory to kid- tore' in (('iri'ia was accused of ;i .pinig, rubbery and resisting the kidnasiayings of Florida arrest, ,ill crime's allegedly highway' Patrol trooper cumimnimttesl by Knew les. I 'harks Campbell and Bela- er near Perry lit November they will be dropped," Knowles 1974 Circuit Judge Royce Agner told rcporturs following the ar heard the innocent plea during Yavitz has said that tv did rai1Ilie mit todas a brief arraignment iind set ikrt authonties about Know It lie has been free on $30,500 trial for Feb. 14 and could have done nothin Yavitz was indicted 1)S a 'lay- t4Jnd. else to stop the crimnes. 'or ( ounts grand jun I ist uthorittes stid that \ amtz The state tndKated todas it hlohd'tO,ritttIi in unpublished will subpoena 151 witnesses for 4.0 about rvic s tie Irma I Knowles* attorneN, knew that Ya% itz said he was being re;,~I ismiowit's wituju ii lull xiii a,amn g ain out resented without pay by two failed to alert authorities. thus Nllwlli attorneys. tits court-apmaking him an accessory to the pointed public defender asked it) be removed from the case TALLAHASSEE AP~ — crunes committed. Knowles. who was killed in an .Agner took no action on the rtHouse Speaker Donald Tuckescaixattenilit after his capquest n released from Tal- s Out -w e it . a Students Build Electric Chair Of Hospital CINCINNATI iAPi In the corner of a t'1assroom at Scarlet Oaks Vocational School sitS a macabre student project covered with it tarpaulin — an electric chair, wired to produce a lethal charge of 100,000 volts. Don hioltel, a junior in Walter O'Brvant's law enforcement class, built the chair under his teacher's guidance. The Cincinnati Bar Association had asked the school to "do something" for a display at a shopping center during National Law Enforcement Week last month. "I don't know exactly why I did it," Holtel said. "1 thought it would be an interesting project." — lahassee M emorial and is resting at home, an .title said today. Ken I)riggs, Tuckers press aide, said the speaker prot-kibly will not return to work until next week, when he is expected to announce House committee assignments. Tucker was hospitalized last Tuesday for treatment of an littier ear infection. hospital adininistratur SI.T. Mustian said Tucker was released Sat urh,y d. DISCOVER c ARRIVEAUVE ~, T A'j IL1 BICENTENNIAL Li AMER1CA 1776 *L5.t4 -Am 1976 vw LI �1OA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 22, 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 22. 1976-1A 1 Seminole s fly JIM IIAVNES Herald Sports Editor First Playoff Showalter Ut'giomi 2.Jauksi)nvlIk' J,tl'ksoll I 6-2 I at Jacksonville I'i'rn'st 18-2 4 Region 3-Sanford Seminole t 1 0-0h at Winter Park 48-2) Region l.M''rrit Island i8-24 at Palm hti'oi'h Gardens 9I) Region 5-Tampa King 6-4 I at Tampa Plant I 10-0 i Region 6-Sarasota 49-I) at Seminole iO-li lii'gwni 7 'Pompano Beach I 10-04 at Hollywood hllulinadl.' 9-1 I Fort Lauderdale Lockhart Stadium) Region 8-Miami Carol City l9-D at Miami Palmetto (8I). AAA l(t'gIon I 'Panaitia Clt% lt;iv 18-21 at Quincy Shanks i 7-31 and Seminole will be looking to advance to the following week's regional showdown against the Merritt IslandPalm Beach Gardens suvivor. Showalter Field can seat upwards to 9,000 with the addition of temporary bleachers. Seminole, 10-0, closed out a perfect season with a 41-19 victory over Lake Brantley. Winter Park is 8-2 and defending regional champion. The complete schedule, release(] today by Florida high School Activities executive secretary Floyd Lay: The Seminole High School football team comes of age, so to speak, Friday night when it heads out for its first date at state. There won't be any hands-holding on this date, either, because football is the name of the game and advancement in the state playoffs is at stake. Seminole plays Winter Park in the 8 p.m. contest at Winter Park's Showalter Field. Adv ance tickets are on sale through Wednesday at the high schools, adult tickets costing $2.50 and students and children's tickets $2. There are eight Class AAAA games on tap Friday night, Stop AAAA llegion 1-Gonzales Tate i9-11 at Tallahassee Godb i1044 Region Augustine Eli' 1 104)l at St 2-Jacksonville Bishop Kenn)' lff~ (9-11 f Region 3-Starke Bardford County 18.21 at Tarpon Sprines (10-0) Region 4-Ocala Forest I 10-4)) at Orlando Bishop Miire 46-I) Region 5-Titusville Astronaut i82) at Tampa Catholic 47-3) I(&'gion 6-Homes City 48-2) at Naples 48-24 II Region 7-Riviera Beach ,Suuitoa.st (Ml at Delray 13t'dl Atlantic 49.0) I(egimlhl 8-Fort I .auderdale I)illard 48-2) at Miamin ('urlt' i5-1, For Brantley Of Seminole Reiai defensive coordinator season." As far as the district is of a state championship team says, Raley two years in a row, Jim Raley concerned, ought to know a strong title "DeLand has the best talent in the district and I think that contender when he sees one. And after seeing Seminole Gainesville is overall the best High up close and in person ballclub in the District. "1 have been around a winFriday night, he concedes his cross-county rivals have a good ning ball team before, and like I shot at winning the state said, you've got to be lucky to championship in the coming win the big one in the fir st place and he (Posey) is playirn weeks. "You have to be lucky, being several kids both ways and that j just good isn't enough," said will catch up with you in the Raley after his Lake Brantley long run. He's got a real line Patriots were soundly thrashed staff and they got a good shot at I Seminole Friday night, 41-19. it and I hope they win at state, Before coming to Lake Bran- because Posey has done a fine tley, Raley had a big hand in job." Ocala Forest winning the Class AAA titles the last two years. "But I think Jerry Pose 'Seminole coachi has the kids ?_J W ,_to do it. They have a good chance. That impresses me ; about Sanford is that they have 1. the break -away runner in Tim ,' . _,~e_ .'"...')f ,%, The spoils of defeat were good Raines, but they have so much to cross country runners from other stuff, too. They have the Lyman, Lake Brantley and ability to throw and catch the Trinity Prep over the weekend. ball very well and they have the 1 1 1 1 `, While Rockledge was winning ability to run. That's what's Willie Williams goes p for to the boys and girls crowns in gonna help them." The Sanford defense, which Class AM, Largo's boys were recorded four shutouts during upsetting Class AAAA favorite the course of the year, have not Choctawbatchee, and Clearreally been put to the test says water and Clearwater Central Haley. "Defensively they Catholic were winning titles. haven't been tested as far as the Seminole County runners were passing game. If they continue also excelling. ti bring the ends in like they do l.'n3an's boys ran fifth, and they coiime up against a getting a sirong effort from By BII.LCURRIE away at the Seminole lead and good football team it will be junior Brian Petrie, running the Herald Staff Writer then, after tying the score at 47. interesting to see how well they best race of his career with a all, the visitors started to pull can contain the pass." 15:02 and finishing 12th. Lyman Call 'em free throws, charity away, thanks to the versatile Haley's Patriots ended with ace Bruce Caldwell ran a strong markers, freebees, call 'ciii play of Staley and the excellent the worst record in the live year race, but faltered near the end. what you will, free throw shooting of the entire history of the school with a 3-7 lie finished 16th with a 15:07. They have been known to Florida College squad. slate but states on his own linrt;i n( I.ak,. flranti,'t mean the - difference between Florida Colle g e nulled into a I4.III, IIdIVUIIIId 4L...a LRLLCL. ...................... -. victory and defeat for many a 6347 lead midway through the We gotta lot of unity and yes sir, outkicked St. Petersburg's All. good basketball team and second half and were never I guarantee we are gonna be American Brett Hoffman in the &'niinol' Community College again headed as Staley pumped better than 3-7 next year. stretch to finish fourth. felt the sting of those gift points 11 points through the mesh and "When a new coach comes in, Lake Brantk'y's girls finished on the Sanford hardwood Ken Moorer hit for six con- it is definitely a rebuilding third. Janet Smith and Linda Saturday night as Florida secutive free throws. Tony year. Our philosophy here is Vanw were clock ed in 9:36 and College of Temple Terrace Washington two and Mike differentthanany thathasever 9:37. beat the local Raiders, 84-77. Pringle two more. been here at this school. We All told, the visitors hit 00 13 have more unity, honest unity The visiting Falcons cashed Trinity Prep's Thad McNulty One of a series By CHUCK McCLUNG - ___________ J - Herald Correspondent k! ** I4"', vi ) ______ 1 T - 30 , 1 . I 'I'll, 11.1 1) I l{S1 II M ER J . I " . .-.. Cross Country -. Closes Season SCC L... OS e 5 H its Road -.-.-. in i,n 1.I(.17 ---- th0 '-''throw line while Seminole made good only 5-of-1 attempts and that made the difference, as the locals out-scored the opposition 36-35 from the field. And for the second time in three games, the Raiders blew a halftime lead and now stand at 1-2 on the season while Florida College was winning its second game in as many outings. Tuesday night, Seminole Community College is in 'Irnilie e Terrace. a suburb of Tampa, for a return encounter with the Falcons and then travel to Cocoa this weekend for the Holiday Tournament, The next home game for the Raiders, which was not on their original schedule, will be Thursday night, Dec. 2, against the Rollins College junior varsity at 7:30. The welkoached and welldisciplined Falcons were a determined bunch right from the outset, but Bob Zipko, Bob Lewis, Karl Kruer and Willie Williams kept the host Raiders on top during the first 20 ....,i. '.j.'. in .,..,. 1II1IIUW3 WitH 1.i5JU 3 LU J.JU)I3 (rn,,, setting the pact', matching the output of Florida College's Leroy Staley. With Just one second showing on the clock and Seminole holding a 37-35 advantage, Wlllmams took anln-botlnds pass just shy of the mid-court marker and let fly with ii 50th looter that never touched e ribll Oil dS isay LIu'ough the circular sar dine seine for two I •....... --'..-.. more U - der points and a 39-35 lead. The Tom Wilson-coached Falcons weren't out of it by any means, a.s they kept chipping - 6 r' ............ - 1 rhirit trvccc in the .............. ''' mineil we-it Pringle Lents Staley Sm,Ih Totals SEMI0LEC-C. AtkinS W. Williams I Williams ,swis Krur ICrJZ.t Ziplo Reynolds Tarver -- ---- "__, .. 1. ' ' '' \ ____ --- I'ETEIt "Wt, win them or else we are . first-plact- Cowboys and one game of the ('ardiniais Gregg's Browns helped them- SILVEST1U selves in the American Confer- — COACH Manuel 'ReO" Wathin9'on NICKNAME Patriots 16 RECORD 3 22 SCHEDULE Nov 2226 Rotary Bowl Tournament at Lyman, Dec ]at Lyman. Dec 4 Apopka. Dec IC at Lake Howell. Dec It Spruce Creek, Dec I) at Father Lopez, Dec U Ov'e, Dec Tournament at New Smyrna Jan 6 at West Orange, Jan 7 Lake Howell, Jan S at Spruce Creek. Jan II at Seminole. Jan I? Father Lopez; Jan 22 Lyman; Jan 25 at Apopka Feb I Seminole, Feb S at Oviedo. Feb II at Lake Hcwell. Feb IS w,.'-t Orange, eb 19 Seabreeze at Stet s on PREDICTED F INISH 715 - RICKY ('lt;WI'()ItI) Vincent Has Won Title, Tell Him What To Do Posters advertised Tuesday's championship light between Emmett Atlas and Joey Vincent thusly: "COME SEE JOEY VINCENT GET KILLED." N, one really expected to see Vincent literally die, even though promoter Pete Ashlock was advised by his lawyers to get Joey to sign a "waiver," but most certainly expected him to lose. (ithisniakers gave Joey a 9-5 shot at the upset. Few takers were available. But when the sniuke had cleared Atlas was slumped on his stool a thoroughly defeated battler. Vincent strutted around the ring to the cheers of his worshipers. Now that Vincent's miame will go into the record book, (along with siii'h well known rnmpany as Tony !Acata, Gene Wells, John Pinney. and Dennis Riggs I he isn't really sure which direction his future will take. "I wanted it bout with Atlas because I knew I could beat him," Vincent explained, while vacationing in Daytona Beach, "Have you ever known something? I mean really know it deep in the pit of your stomach? And when you tell anybody, all they do is smile and say 'sure'. "If U has happened to you, then you know just how I felt." "1 am after a shot at the world's welterweight title. I am much too small to fight as a middleweight, but here I am with the Southern middleweight title, and I don't know what to do with it." "Originally, I wanted the fight so I could get a rating, but as long as Atlas was the champ, I figured I .might as well take the title. "But, I was going to give it up the next day. "The only problem is, that the next day I started getting offers, and they are still coming in. I never realized that this title meant Hooks fourth lit a row. tt .inu, liiii And Jabs quarter. The final score in $ 11 17 tlw tournament at Lyman, and The basketball field is eight followed by the Lake BrantleyWildwood winner against host tomght' 8 p.m. game pairing strong, with Four more teams Lake Brantley and Wildwood going into action Tuesday night. kicks off a week of festivities l,eesburg and Seminole meet at _____________________________________________________ - Lyman, which got a first round bye. R$IflSa.S - Seahaw- ks 51-27. Vikings l, Packers Fran I orkentIlil (urnPlt'tcei iii 43 pose's for 18)) ards anti Seattle 1w- i) touchdowns as t ilt' Vikings, down (lit' crown 9-I-I, nailed naileddown against (',re't'n Ray. 4-7 Ills I I ard pass to .'iU1I dl1 Rashad ill the fourth period broke it 10-I t) much. "It is the most pr es tigious regional title in the United States. and I guess because of that, it really means a lot of money to the person who holds it. "Pete ASI3lut.k wdnLS inc to beet either ( Mad Dog) Bliss or ((;cne) Wells for the title. I am not at libe rty to discuss the terms, but let's Just say they are substantial. "But, Pete Isn't the only guy talking four figure prices with me. A syndi cate up in Fernandina Beach wants to to come up there and defend the title. I have a defense of my Florida State welterweight title set for Dec. 7 at the Sports Stadium. That fight was signed for, be fore I be at Atlas. I had promised that I would light "Tiger" Cliff Johnson on my very first light, whenever that took place. "But once that is out of the way, I am free to do whatever I want. The first thing looks like a match in Daytona Beach. This is my adopted borne town, and I ha ve promised to light over here as soon as I can. "Then, it might be Wells, Ross, Licata, Pinney, Curio. Or I might even gi ve up the title to fight for the Southern welterweight title, Whatever I do, it will be the thing that benefits me most. You can be sure of that." 7 on Tuesday with Lake Howell Facing Oviedo at 8:30. Tuesday's winners come back Wednesday night at 7, Iii tiit.ilt, rlt'.InIs SIllIlts blasted time' r. SO which will be climaxed by Satur da y night's football game between Orlando Evans and Leesburg. Iii,' City Chiefs 27.24, tilt' San Diego Chargers iuitt'd the Buffalo Hills 34.1 'I the Detroit l ions bested tilt' ' Chicago Rears 14-10, the l)en5cr Rront'trc clipped the New '9lirk (;ilults 14-13 and the New nipped tilt' Its 1.1)1 N SA1' N Rotary Tourney Opens 30 -. unill'piaci' 5llil C ramlcisc'l) 2J-.I s,id opened a I '-ganne margin First Round: Brantley Vs. Wildwood— f Lee Central, la.stung the win. less Tampa B' Buccaneers 2$. 1 Sunday a nd remaining ho1x,. ful of the wikl card slot for a playoff trip In the other divisional races, New England's Patriots inched wIthin one-half gamn., tif the AI"(' East-leading Baltimore ('oit - who visit the Miami ilphirts tonight with a 38-24 ctory os'cr the New York Jtts. l'ittsburgh's surging Steclers kept pace with Cleveland at two games behind AF(' Central' leading Cincinnati, ripping the Houston Oilers 32-16 for their sixth straight triumph. The NF'(' West-leading los Angeles Ranis put down see. 11 fit, i4 Balder,??, Eagles Clarence Davis and Mark SaIl Et'ghen combinedfor 206 rush' ng yards and tssii toucildul,sns. lifting tile' Haider,, to their sevCHIlI straight triumph and their 10th in lb gollies. Philadelphia, 3-8, got its score 01) R oman (artjiel's 200th career touch' - Youngblood picked off two Jun Plunkett passes, and Monte 10, broke ;I streak of 19 quarters for a teamn'r't'urd Ton tones Mark i The finals will be Frtda) night at 8:30, right after the J - "We didn't do the Job," said Coach lion Coryell of St l4iUls, 6-3 Browns 24, ltuc'cant'ers 7 Forrest Gregg gut his players Ili the right mood for a s('t'Oli,i' half surge with a tongue lashing Of which defensive end Joe Jones said, ''What we- had isn 't printable," But the results were: 17 second-half points against Tampa flay, 0-I1. Quar' lerback Brian Sipe' hit veteran Paul Warfield for a l4'yard ,ichdown, breaking a 7.7 tic in e third period as the Browns unproved their record to 74 Falcons I?, Cowboy-s 10 Daytona Beach plays at 6:30, I lii till heights at the Seattle enter ('oliscuiti Ihe Siinic's have a InulIesi 10-7 res 'ml far this season but $i!tI'r Sunday night 's 115-106 beating of MIlwaukee'. have In 26 straight gameS at Isilmic over the past twit years The \It% I ecord for consecutive 1iII*'i'ount victories is 36 likers 96. Nets 91 )'s,lrt'ehil :\btlul-J1ibblIr scored OWIIIuII1 so ------------- , , 70 10 79 2 226 B Maryland 206 16 Tennessee 71 6 221 ? 19 706 27 S 256 22S 736 71 9 1 90 171 tOt 81 16 JS II Rutgers 7 709 36 It DeP,,ul 19 NC Charlotte 216 2* 20 M'ssouri 76 5 77 Others receiving votes, listed alphabetically Arizona State, Austin PeIy, Baylor, Centena Holy Cross. Kansas State, ' HOuston, 9,5cm Long Death. phis State; Miami, Ohio, Mn nesota Mississippi State, Mis Oral Roberts. Oregon State. Penn, Pitt, Pepperdine, Providence. Princeton, Pur due, Syracuse, Sonihern II lions John's. Teaas Tech. St TOIi'do, Utah, Washington iYington State, wcst,i uSi-sI. ro Michigan, Virqin1 Pro Basketball 5(100 l' - ,rtland Kings lOb, Ilassks 313 1(1111 ItIllIlt' scored 31) 1)011115. :o-luding 18 0 tilt' third pt'rlmiiI, ''aIling i\a(isa' ('Its lIS .lulllping t!anta. The' victors ,,,,, -. tli' Ihiviks' lift); ''' 'tr$lll4llt [rail hthurrs 1231. Brases 98 I)ast' 'I ssardjik h-11 1 1 dlii t.'tl I'iiFtlallmi attac k 15th 19 IWulllt.s 115 the Trail Itl;,zers away from htuff,ilii l'ss,lrdiik, SI tIm' lilt Si'S' till Ill Ililli' fle'lil goal tries, 55.15 ne' if st'S t'Ii Blazers Si 4141 s(- lImed I: - IIiIUi)li (Igurt's 'lile icier) ss as I' It land's 111111(1 'tral gilt at its 11,11111' ibis a Jiiss II iiirtl C lilist'UtII ,ilit the 15(11 lit ii', -- 1 7 584 $aO 8 331 Results Sin 109, I ' Ii Antonio '0 Ph 123. Atlanta 106 ItO Kansas City 176. Detroit 116, Boston HouSton 177 01 Golden Stat,1 30 , Buffalo 93 Sunday's Results Portland 121. Buffalo 93 . Sunday's Results England 34. New jets Oakland 26. Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 21, Tampa Bay 7 Atlanta I?, Dallas tO San Diego II. Buffalo 11 Pittsburgh 32. HouSton to Detroit ml. Chicago u. Tucidjy's If Ni rtii U llman non hasl ea rned afl)tlling during his 2? )cars in ,hot % ith 1: 10 remaining Ili the period anti giving the Eli iiwnton Oilers ,I 6-5 World third Association victory user the Quebec NIlrdlqucs. The goal. UIiilIan's second of the .;a(mie', ended a seesaw battle hit'twe't'ni 11*' cellar-dwellers of the Whi,''s Western Division and the front-runners in 44 600. 660 1 Arta Elor:a 1)) 140. 0 II 81 Football At Richmond. Va. Tuesday's Game at New York Island Montreal 'rs Monday, Dec 20 LIBERTY BOWL At Memphis. Tenn Pro Football A!ijbam1) vS National Football Leique AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division W L T Pct PF PA 114'? 8 7 0 800 297 170 i Erv 9 3 0 721 280 2F' S S 0 501) 197 Ill 'y 0 273 III 77t fluff 2 9 0 197 151 733 Central Division (nc 9 2 0 1 1 0 1 .4 0 1 7 0 Pitts Cleve 818 770 165 836 777 135 636 223 225 384 192 715 10 I 0 9 212 201 Deny 7 0 63.6 256 134 S De-go 5 6 0 155 215 231 KC 3 i 0 273 217 325 ipj Bay 0 11 0 000 95290 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Divis ion Dallas 9 2 0 8(8 717 144 5 Louis a 3 0 7 71 7 I 0 636 20) 1@1 1 8 0 2?3 131 226 NY 131s I 10 0 091 01 207 Central Division I I !&& 740 110 Mon S 6 0 -455 189 Ill DIrt 5 6 0 455 208 102 i i 0 36.4 175 24) On Bay A Fran N Orb's 7 3 I 657 229 i 545 216 154 363 726 254 36.4 138 709 8 S 1' 1 ' 0 I I 0 7 9 0 AtIflta 5''e At It? 195 )JO Ohio 63. H UCLA. I p m Oklahoma Classc Notre s D,,' 9 Friday. Dec. it PEACH BOWL At Atlanta Ki'nlu(k N -s Ca- i.na, , 2 y Sa(urday, COTTON BOWL At Dallas Mar vland vs SW( cna'-pon. I 10 p m SUGAR BOWL S Pttstji,rr,., ROSE vS 11 San Diego St St BOWL (,i Soulhero 21 I 10. Long Beach 3 3'u'sern Cal 21. OCt A 11 Slantord 27. California 21 U'Ih ¶1 31 17 .S-3shnqtcn SI. .'Iishingtors ' ORANGE BOWL At Miami Ono SI ,-', P.4Cbr8 or Col ia,o p m Sunday. Jan 3 Al Tampa. Fla All American Lions Bowl At Palo Alto. Calf 51 with S 71 1 281 so Ill 6-0 FAR WEST Air Force Al "4 vomng 21 Arizona St 21 Colorado St II Boise St So. iVer St 31 Brigham Young 34. Utah 12 Idaho 31. N Arizona 11 Montana 15 Simon Fraser I? New Meico 71 Arizona IS New Mecca St 13, 'N Texas St u. lie Oregon 73. Oregon St. Ii At Pasadena. Calif '.',cs.g,,n p rn St Texas SAM 59. 1(0 10 At New Orleans Gorqa a m l?irS 0 12. iowa Baylor 71) Texas0 Houston 77 bias Tech 19 N Texas 5? 63, Drake 0 S-MU 35. ArkanSas 31 Texas 5 91 4-1, SW Texas 6 Monday, Dec 27 GATOR BOWL Jacksonville. Fla Pi'rui State 5? SOUTHWEST 2 ,, At Fla Illinois41, Marshall 16 'N Michigan 12. Cent Mich g-an II Wichita St 30. Tulsa 13 Wisconi 'n 26, Minnesota Saturday, Dec s FIESTA BOWL At Tempe, Ant Wiom'ng vs Oklargma. , Iowa 30. Michigan St 17 Kansas Al. Mi5Sri 11 Kent St 35. Toledo 19 Miami, Ohio 28, Dayton Michigan 77. Ohio St 0 Notre Dame 10, Miami, - Handle 117,595. Alt - 2-553 SATURDAY NIGHT FIRST — I Larri 'via 16) 10 20 20 360 2 tlegui Arena (3) 10 *2 100. 1 Echano Coldo 12) 340. 0 13 6$ 1070 P (6 3) 11550 SECOND — Alberdi (3, flO 5 10 160. Larr. Javi (6) 660 510. 3 Domingo Miguel (2) 560 (3 1 1 6) 4110, P 136) 125 70. 00 16 3' 27 Friday, Dec. 24 Montgomery, Ala BIUC Gra 254 211 WaSh Pela Indiana 20, Purdue 14 Carolina St vs Norfolk St. Friday. Dec. 17 At Pontiac, Mich. North Souls Shrine game, S 5* 10. P (1 5) 11730 SEVENTH I Larri Alberdi i.4 tl 605 1 60. 2 Eddy Coldo Ill a 60 400 3 Domingo Quota (i) S20 0 13 A 4510. P 11 3110590. Bg 0 1 8 wart 3 Ii 705 60 EIGHTH — I Marur, Pete: I) 17 63 4 20 370. 7 Fermin Arco ISi 760 3 50. 3 Manolo Ramon (SI 360 Q (I 8) 1! 10. P (311 115 70 NINTH - I Bilbao IS) 1370 5 1) 320 7 ,SrechI IS) 10 60 160. 3 Sala 4 4 713 (3 59) 15 .41), P (so) 149 tO TENTH - 1 Larrea Ill 15 00 7 60 6802 AIlu II III) 360; 3 Maruri ISi 1 40 (3 (11) 7220. P f? 1) 20580 DO 57 190 30 ELEVENTH — I Jose Zarre 5 14 00 160 580, 7 Arta Aguirre 11 Il 50650 3 Cacho Pci-c: ( 7) 550(3 35 4440, P (S 3) 5610 TWELFTH — I Anton Larrea Ui 2i 60 '510 910. 2 Maruri Zarre (Si 604 10, 3 Santi Aguirre Ill 3 60 0 Is 7) 1300, P 751 B310 B 0 13 2 THIRD — I Ica Elorza (3) 1 9 40 1 7 6 20. 2 Negui Miguel (I) S 00 S 203 Ecpiano Via 131 ¶50 0 (I 1) 1320 P 131) 6570 FIFTH — I Sala Ramon (3) 1300 100 1 60 2 Alava Bengoa IS) 1S60 520. 3 B i lbao Eloria 12) 3 500 13 5) 67 90 p '38) 21990 SIXTH — I P,iti, Via I 7) 9 105 CO 3 40 2 Larri Quola (3) 7 10 310 lose Perez III 330 Q 173)2060. P 2 1 37 1 SEVENTH — I Domingo Beta -3$ 1660 520 160. 2 Ice Coldo II 7 406 60. 3 Echano Ouiola (I) 6000 (1319 so. 1311 134 70, Big 0 i 2 3; and (I)) 29900 EIGHTH — I Sent) Echave (I, 19 7') 1000 620. 2 Alava-Pere: 2$ 413)60. 3 Marur Bengoa (11 360. 2' 13 80. P (I 2) 124 20 0 NINTH — 1 PlIxi (2) 900 1 20 2 Arecha Ill S80440. I ZArre 400 161 11 00.0(781 36 60. P12116990 TENTH — I Mar?Jri (5) Ii 80600 400 2 Mr)o 17) 600 300. 3 Prron IS' 7 00 (3 11 SI 51 10, P 9 7 14190 DO 2 5 1 9150 ELEVENTH — I Arecha Qti.ola 116-0 1800590, 7 Pate, Alt,, (4; 53400 3 Ogulla Echave (3) I SO. 04614660. P1611 169 So TWELFTH — I Sale Aguirre i(. 160660370 2 BlboaEctiave 17' 7 10 1 50 3 Alav,1 Arca III 1 40 (3 131 5260. P 11 21 tOO 20.' Bg Q 1 8 *dh It 21 122740 -9 Jai-Alai - OR LAN DO-SE Ml N OLE MATINEE RESULTS FIRST - ' 3 40 1 40 2 F 'it",, Li. 20 ',igc '71 6 All 1)14 Handle 1150,763 N'-v. V rk '"'n ..' __- P roHockey Eastern Division C in(. II 97 7 77 I,' 3 7 74 96 79 9 2 15 t 19 7 i I I1 59 6' 511 1 II $t 'S 6 (6 I II 50 10: Qu eb ec Ind, P E nq Mm lIrm We stern Division 'mpg II 9 0 76 HS?n II 11 S Dego 0 5 2 17 Phonic tO 9 I 71 Calgry 9 9 I It Edmnln 8 II 0 6 Saturday'i Results Royce 23-Channel Mobile CB Radio 34 713 '1 71 13 i SI '131 /1 or. tie Indianapolis B. 55 nnpeg I Houston S Phoenix 1 tSrmi Sunday's Results ngh,,n. I sari O.,'i 1 Cnc,nnt, i .' nn.cij .' ______________ // si's MinneSota 3 Plow Engl,,r'it I ci tw i it, ID' fill ;I! four ilminiutes ft'tlIaInmfl, tying tile' score' - Games Co,it .j',li.r_,r season \lorrls - Colleg e .',,,,h,ngi.n 3, Colorado I Today 's Games New York Rang er at Van - I Eddy Javi (S) 9 10 THIRD ft 006 90 2 Larri Coldo (7)540160. I Arana 31 S 20 0 ( 15)9740 IS 11 351) 70 FOURTH 1 Cacho Eloria (61 7720 1006 60. 2 tra Zarre (2) 1 60 Q, 3 ArCch Via (I) 3 10. 0 1 6 52 00 . P ( 6 2)111 90. DO (S 6) SOi 30 I Maruri Alti, Ill (6 91) FIFTH 21 160. 2 San?, Ramon (7) 10 300. 3 A)ava Sanchez (3) 3 40. 0 2 1 3) 10 11 2) 121 so SIXTH - t Oqui:a ACitil I? 505 00 1 .40, 7 Are.cha Aguirre 9 San An?on.o it Duttaio Boston at Ph.iadelph., Golden State .t Plow los Angeles II •,5il Me- period, put EIlmliulItomi .111(21(1a g a i n B ut St t'vt' Sut herIlinhl beat Edilielutoti goaltentk'r Kell Broderick with h's_s than lilt' 21000 EAST Col 35. MasSachusetts ;o e pjr• ••00 ii iii . I ______ 00 00 —---. - 1; - 'd VA . . I I I only n i Boston - Q.irncs s(ro-OuIe kiflSaS ncks 't',I'iilll.', lilt i 23 3 Domr'go Arapa 11, 3400 .1 2 3410 P It 2) 11610 1 Eddy Beta 'i SECOND 26 40 to oo 550. 2 Larri Arena I 5, II 50 640 3 Jose Miguel (i ) 350 (5 9 7 7 10 P II SI * 10. DO II East ,Irt g,ime. 'nrne pm SUN BOWL At El Paso, Tell. Teias A&M vi Florida, pm Delaware 36, Mane 0 National Hockey League Foroham IS. Brooklyn 11 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE H ol y Cross It, Connecticut 40 Patrick Division t.SIaf.lte 71. lehigh 17 13 w I T bpts OF GA Towson ml. C W Post 10 Los Angeles 12. San Fran II 31 75 10 Villanova 71, Temple 7 cisco 3 Phila 10 7 3 23 70 59 N Virginia 31, Syracuse New Orleans 51. Seattle, 27 Allan 9 23 SOUTH Today's Games NY Ong 711 7 16 73 79 Alcorn 19. Jackson St Baltimore at Miami. n) Smythe Division AuSt,n 17, E Tennessee Thursday. Nov LOu 10 9 I 21 61 75 6 Buffalo at Detroit Ctigo 9 II 2 70 73 Bethune Ccokman 31, Fir,da St Louis at Dallas Mm 5 1 I) ¶7 91 A&M 0 Sunday, Nov. 25 (010 11 2 17 57 , Citadel 27. Davidson 0 Denver at New England Vncvr S IS I It 57 Clemson 75, S Carolina 9 Seattle t New York Giants WALES CONFERENCE Florida SO. Rice 72 Philadelphia at Washington Norris Division Florida St 71. Virginia Tech Miami at Cleveland P.'on? 16 1 3 35 1(7 5 371 New York Jets at Baltimore LA Furman 56. Watford II Chicago at Green Bay PIts 1 19 67 69 .1 C Smith 21. Virginia St 0 Atlanta at Houston Dftrt 5 1 1 II 56 69 Kentucky 1. Tennessee 0 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati WISh 6 12 7 1 55 Kentucky St 13, Md E Shore Kansas Ct7 it San Diego Adams Division 0 New Orleans .0 Los Angeles Bstn 1 8 1 I 33 51 Louisiana St U. Tulane 7 Tampa Oaf at Oakland II S 7 71 61 11 Butt Louisville 16, Boston U. 7 Monday, Nov 29 Into 8 0 1 20 4 72 Maryland 2*. Virginia 0 Mnreata ,it San Fr Cley,' 6 6 6 I, 'i McPle'cse St 10. SW Louisiana Saturday's ReSults 19 Colorado 5, Pittsburgh 7 Mississippi St 71, MissisSippi Toronto S. Minnesota 3 II St Louis fdt' Ycr 3. N Carolina 22 Duke 35 Rangers I IMI 76. Ind-ana St Ii I. Angel Buffalo Los MIDWEST Sunday's Results Ball St 57, E Michigan 3 Montreal 9. Toronto S Cncinnatl 33, Vanderbilt 7 All Times Local Philadelphia 6, Allan?., Colorado 35, Kansas 29 Saturday, Dec II Boston I, Detroit 2 lIlirIo,s AS. Northwestern 6 BICENTENNIAL Pittsburgh S. Chagu 3 BOWL IllinoiS St I). E IllinOiS Ullman Comes Through I C For Oilers 1k The Associated Press York Cincinnati 77. Kansas City 24 Washington 16. St Louis. (0 Denver II, New York Giants Western Division Kansas (ty 06 A'I'nt New Orleans 97 Cleveland 92 Ppiocne lot Chicago 96 Los Angeles 96 'roek Ne Nets 91 Seattle 115 .',Ivi1uke Todit's Games Pb ,it Houston t Mr,ne1a Western Division York Kn.ck% "O, Denver ''S4liasrtngtoc'i Edmonton Cncnr,it OlkId ' 4 Saturday's w lien w .i'. 9' to', Anig liroen,, miiiih' tii lir't Nit \ ,,tart after being itlellIlt'll ith flollU('hl'liSis lii.' 111111 15 f34)itlts, lildulling 5-hilr'S from the floor ii', the first 112111, Jazz 7. Cavaliers 2 i'tii' Mllravlt'!l lgrii)r&'il a sort' ankle ,iii i c'r,ii 4) 163111(5. lt'aiin.' New Orleans past ('li'vel;Illil '1 .ir.Is 1111, WIIII IIiliiSt'ti last I"ruhi) night', commit' against Phili2Itlelphl2i 15 ill, an ankle Kpralll. had 1 p11111k ill tilt' f o urth period I :r%- - land rally fell short "" to? 10 7 -'IOn St New England at lnd,inaonlis Calgary at Birmingham 152 Division 1 9 697 New Tuesday's Games .'i rripg at Quebec • 9 15 7 3 Pacific """'" Suns 101, Bulls 96 Paul 'iyustplial, with IS see11,1-half p0111(5 and 26 overall, ii'il Phoenix miser Chicago. 'hit.' tt'lIllb were tied 21 at tilt' cml (91 the first quarter, then Wi.'.stphal hit 10 1)011115 ill till' second quarter to ht'lp tilt' Suns edge ahead 48-45 at the 1alf Phoenix f i eld 72"8 t'iI(I ,it the t'ml(l of tilt' third quarter Scott May tilt' top collegiate pla 'cr List season f or tiit' i Il,liiiploii Indiana ll,iiisiers, 120 9 Louisville III 10 AriOfiC Il San Fran (i ) I? Cincinnati I) Alabama II Notre Dame 15 N C St point prllduetlilll W ill rt'tx)IiIuI.s. 584 Sit 119 125 172 299 279 735 - lucst Nv% York Mxlul-Jabbar, 'truw for the Kings. ,Aho hall ~kho made 14 , if 16 shots ,,nI,. ,ir,., nr.,, I the field, also contributed 15 iltflt' I his ceSOfl Ttit' di-feat I'_,ist, I lie Quebec loss crumbled Cmtimulati to inO%'t' 11110 it tie with the Northque's For the top spot Ili the 1:21st The Stingers upended WlnriI c 4-2. while HimmhiirlghlUIl bt'lit San Diego 4-3 0(111 Minnesota (]owned Calgary 5-I U1liIumiI's heroics capped a struggle' lit 14 111th Quebec JulilpeIl to Ii 3-1 first'penod lead, emily to have the OIlers ''You got to make the plays to *10, and we didn't." said Cot'h rally -Aith three straight goaLs n the' second period 10111 Landry, who saw his ,fU'r J I' l'rt'niihlas tied the Cowboys' N PC East lead . Prior to Maight's BrantleyWildwood game, YMCA youth teams from Seminole and rise I hiockey Moseley field goals. ight consolation game for third place. 31 195 s ,sreLs The ot her points conic' on - ttic .' clutch goals Redskins 16, ('ardlnals 10score Ullman (lid j us t that S unday The Red_skins. 7, gut their only touchdown f ront _sIilee night, f iring UI it i iDol wrist Thomas, who ru.shed Y -- - 'ts.sIs'mdtio(l, 757 772 25 1 775 ' When Play At Home Merely ilumilan when they pIa hiktball in arenas .lrllwlll tilt' N.Itillnal E3.isketti.ill 70 1* 16 II I? - e u1lt' Points based on to 95 s 371 I Michigan 121) 2 Marquette (6) I N Carolina 19) I UCLA 17) Indiana 1.71 Kentucky 121 7 New LV a touchdown when Jun National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Steinke picked U a blocked Atlantic Division punt and ran line yard for the w i Pct. GO 9 scor'.'. But tilt' extra point tr) by Philph.a 5 643 I 8 6 571 Joe l)ani'lo was blocked, Boston NY icnk'. I 9 5fl i,iaking tiit' difference in the Oullalo 7 9 134 1 NY Nets Came. 6 to .375 1 Central Division Saints l, Seahaw 9 Cleve II I 1fl New Or leans, 4.7, intcrt'cpted Houston B 615 2 three piliel's 211111 re('ovIr.,tl two P4 (')rlris 7 9 563 7 An ton Ii 533 Si'attle fuilliJies in crushing the za,hton 1 1 ¶00 Seahiaw ks. 2-9. (',etting two Atl,,nta II 313 6' touchdown runs from quarter. WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division back Bobby Douglass and one Denver 10 3 /69 each froni rookies Tony Gal' Detroit 10 1 588 7 breath arid Chuck Muncie, the Kan City nOana 6 9 100 Saints tied a team record for a Us I he Associated Press 1 he Seattle SuperSonics art' really tilt' Seattle Supermen at Ii'' iw,mt,i T.p t.',inl', I) ICe Press (il,'Q,, Associaleci basketball poll. With first place votes fl parentheses, last sea rerr,rd% and total mints '°°' S%ltht)Ut Se ttle'Sup rmen )Irofcs.'llonol hickey', Ills how to (101511 p21.55 -' - contest was 15.7, W4!14' '1iT,i Fla Leading the Greyhounds' 39 30-71 'sole C 1ot4'(OUi$ Fia. CoI(.g. 4), balanced attack was Greg 5(n 9 FCuled t Lewis Nelson with seven points. r.Olr - . Lyman defeating de eating the Hawks, _______________________________ 3 •, . so • 13-8. 7 2 3 16 In the third quarter the i i. 15 Seminoles calmly shot down S 2.4 21 I Apopka, fl-Il. In a contest 0.0 2 35 III? $4 where the Seminoles' offensive FO FT TP and defensve units made a S 50 12 strong showing. 5 3.4 IS 5-0 6 3 In the final quarter tilt' 6 5-2 Ii Greyhoun The curtain goes up on the ds defeated Apopka 4 0-0 S Central Florida high school s-a . with a strong defense Iluit only 6 7.2 II basketball season this week In allowed only two points until a I II 7 the Rotary Bowl charity tninuteaziila half was kft tnihe I SI I Wilkersin Totals s' iistvr&eptum, and the Chiefs, 3-8, nossed a chance to tic the gailie wia'ti a 46-yard Jan St&'ncrud field goal attempt sent wide at 1:48 of the final e,'rilnl Chargers 31, Bills 13 San Diego, 5.6, snapped a mour.gaiiie losing streak as l)itri Fouts thress two touchdown passes and collected 198 yards on 19 cnmiipletion:; against flu!lab, 2-9. The Bills' O.J. Sumpson rushed For 118 yards Oil 25 tarries and now has 856 yards For the season. Lions 14, Bears 10 Greg Landry threw tWI) touchdown passes 90 seconds apart ill the second pt'rmo(I and tilt.' Detroit defense held Cliii - ago rustling star Walter Pay. tllli to 40 yards in L',':itin', the hli':irs. ''They Just have t oo iliUctl (leIeftS(','' Payton mmiarveIled after the game. Both tcaitis are 5Brenos 14, GIants 13 'tilt' Denver defense protected a lead built on two first.h'ibf touchdown passes b Steve Ramsey. The Giants, I- I Emmont on 6. Quebec S Today'sGamss No games scheduled Basketball ,ig,d till - M'nneSotI S. Calgary College bs the -\ttimnta ups&t how faces a game against St I uis ith just three da)s to prepare. The Falcons, 4-7, turned two pass interceptions Il1(1 a slairt 1)alla.s jiwit Hill, 17 fourth'quartur points in heating the ( ) vitxVs, 9-2. Patriots 3, Jets 2$ NL''A E1:iland, 8.3, iu tercepted SCVCO passes and recovered three fllttlhles in h)Iistiiig the Jets, 3-8. Prentice M1'('ray picked off two 'if the pass's and turned them into tiitiuhitkiwti.s of 6.i and 55 ard.s. Steve Grogan threw three c'uring passes for the Patriots. Steelers 32, Oilers lb Pittsburgh, 7.4, gave up a touchdos',n for the First time in ix weeks — 22 quarters. when Ilou.stiin's Ken Iburrough hauled 10 a 69-yar d touchdown pass from Dail Pastorini. Pittsburgh used a pair of scores by Reggie Harrison to hand Houston its 'ixth straight loss. Rams 23, 49erx 3 'the Rams, 7-3-1, managed eight First downs and three pass C oniipletions. Itut Jim old out. We can't save anything,'' said Cleveland Browns ('each Jackson - the Nl-'l.'s interi'cl)tiOm, leader - returned his .on'e.st Gregg. These were the words iii men 10th of the season 41 yards for a 551)' saw the chances slipping touchdown to embarrass San away for a chance to reach the Francisco, 6-5. Itengals 27, ChIefs 24 playoffs "We're not afraid of Pittslk're IS what I:; left (if the burgh. We're absolutely going divisional races, bcught to by the National F'IIiItb,Ill lii will,'' 51)1(1 ti'it' Icemigals Bob 'I rump of next week's dash League. Allen's Redskins. will) could with tiit' Steclers A triumph have been ellmlimIIatt'd by a loss, wi,ujd clinch the division for Cincinnati, 9-2, which beat Kan. A-pt their playoff hiipe.s alive I National Conference East .,*its City on a one-yard Ton)' wilt) a 16-l0triwnph over the St. Davis plunge in the Fourth IA)ws Cardinals, The victory. quarter. The Bengabs lost liv,' fullIhit's combined soth Atlanta's 17-10 upset of Dallas, kept Wash. inglon within two gaines of the . : , ' -,'.-.- j and we iuus really care auout was- z_._ tuunn, pacing pacing trinity loan-second half and didn't fail to each other." 11th place finish among Class convert once on one-and-one "Anytime you don't go 10.0, .A-A schools. situations. you're disappointed, if you say Stal&'y, a native of Tampa and)ou're nut, you're d liar. We one of the most prolific young could of ended our season at 6-I players around the state today, We had a good chance against iA a rat hon IA en led all scorers with 21 points Lyman and we should have won and was instrumental in against Spruce Creek and PlanRd ecor cleaning the boards, both of- Seabreeze. Four mneriibers of the fensively and defensively. "It's simple, when you're as Seminole High tennis team will Also hitting in the double young as my ballclub, you're attempt to put their names in figures for the Falcons were gonna make mistakes. I the Gumness Book of World Pringle with 16, Kevin l.entz Records this weekend with a with 15, Washington 14, and of 54 hours continuous goal Moorer with 10. tennis, breaking the old stan- Willie Williams led Seminole Seminole, dard of 53 hours and a few with 19, followed in the double minutes. figures column by Zmiko's 14 and 12 apiece by Ken Atkins and Lyman Ken Williams. [)avid Lewis. McCook, Jim Ewitz and Andy In a high school Jamboree 'fliarpe will play 55-minute preliminary, Seminole High J a ni bore e s sessions, rest for five minutes proved tough by beating Spruce Seminole and Lyman and continue at the Fort Mellon Creek 12-8 in one quarter of dominated play in the courts beginning at 6 a.m. action then later dumped basketball jamboree held at Friday. Apopka's Blue Dartrs 22-11. Seminole Community College The four are collecting Lyman High of Longwood Saturday night with Reuben pledges to raise monies for the also showed its mettle by emerging high scorer beating Spruce Creek 13.8 and with 19 points in two quarters. school athletic department. They plan to play through Apopka 15.7. Seminole defeated Spruce Sunday noon. FG FT TP Creek, 12-8. FLA. COLLEGE ' WaShiNqfeQ ' i L.A ta - The second quarter showed Moorer of .- lick ' ,,. ' UI).'' One of these days Brantley is gonna be on top, I don't know how long it's gonna take, but Lake Brantley is on Its way up." Those optimistic remarks come from the Patriots' first-year basketball coach Manuel "Red" Washington, and he's very sincere about what he says. Big Red's Machine will be ro1lin in full power tonight at Lyman in the Rotary Bowl Tournament with a cast of unknow ns that plan to run Wildwood off the cour t. "We are gonna play the running game this year like we never have done before at Lake Bantley," continued the iii blazing red-head. "here's our whole principal. previous years the ball club would sit back and they tried to stall and play the slow down game, and to me that's not my type of basket ball that will be played this year. We are small. Our tallest man, Jim Fry, is only 6-3, so why settle ba ck into an offense and let the other team beat us to death on the boards?" Washington, giving up a well established baseball program, decided that ba sket ball would be his trade after two years as the J.V. coach. "I first came to Lake Brantley to get a baseball program started and! think! fulfilled my job. And now it's time for me to get the basketball program rolling, because in previous years it has been, well. . .as low as it can be." "We started practicing as soon as I got the job," conUntied Washington. "Like I said, we are gonna be running the ball and the first thing I had to teach the boys was how to r un. So we have been running since the school year began. We are gonna be trying to be In better shape than the ((her team because we would like to be sitting on top of them everytime they touch the ball. We full court press all the time. Every once in a while we will throw a half court press but our bask defense is the man-to-man full court press." 1211UU1 SCOREBOARD 115 \I' I 5 I 0 tI;;,;1t m This Season thought the kids got their omposure together very well in the second half of the Icy ('HICK MeCLUNG Herald Correspondent ______________________ Swe ep "We had a chan(e to Fail an(i sic didn't." Thus si crc the r, )rILs of Coach) [lull Grant, iose Minnesota Vikings beat the (;rteii flay I';n keN 17-10 and win the Utlamnpionship III the NatiIiU,II Football ('onft'r. cOle Central l)ivisiuri for the eighth tll'le iii nine seams ''This is only the fir st ste1).'' Those were the words of Ciiai'ii John Madden, whose Oakland I(aiders ulubtx,tl the Phila. , lphia Eagles 26-7 and dinc'hed their fifth consecutive ,-imn'rIcan ('llnfert'n -c' West title and their ninth llIVISluIlal crown in 10 )cars. They -were expressions of slight relief, ones u.seii t who realized divisional chain. pionships mneati little should their teams fall short of a trip to Pasadena for the Jan. 17 Super owl game. ''We've still got hope and we've still got a hance,'' said Washington Redskins ('il7i('h George Allen. ''Wt've ju.st got to keep it going and never let Says Raley _ l. fl y The Assnmlat&'d Press No Stalling Good Chance, y iKings, Kalaers 1~1! 'h'lit'n U111111111 1 wi; pi.i)'.'I 21) I )elJi'S ill oh.' NatulIiai hi- key I 'a gue beliIII' lilflV ill l to tile' took a 1)2155 frin;l U u.stv I'att'nauh' 11(3(1 beat Quebecllt'tiliilltb'r Si'rgt' -\utirs fir tilt' $ - ( liters. - 5-5 galla'- w iltil f Nice Place To Visit B ut N F or Ity The .ssiu'ijit'd Press ilit' Boston Garden. Montreal I- imrwii and Philadelphia SI)4,'t.'ti runt1 lire' nice places UI Visit If ou (1(101 have tim I)l2I hockey there, 'tile ibistol) Urrunts, M011treal - (',*rllIdlenis 11111] Philadelphia Flyers IlOrIllally are iliflit-ult enough to beat, but when the) play at hoimie, the's virtualls are IlIilkSsibIt' to bi.ut The h)s'troit Red Wings. Toruntu Maple Leafs and Atlanta Flames ill we're trellte'd with custumiiaryrudeness SuliIb ,tight 11w' Brummis e xtelided their hoiiie-ice wimuilnig streak to 'JO III the r.'gul;ir National I lut'kt's r 55)111 ,i over 1),.,,,),t lilt' 3-2 s I('tU" llllilIllii,'l)S O(ltitlut'lJ 10 IiIt'lt tilt' lie 231 1)01111' "lilt a ¶3-5 tilwllpillg of IIirO(I((l 011(1 (lit' Fit, crs added II) their httliIC Ice mystique, stopping Mlanta 6-5, increasing their unibe'atemi all- time streak .igainst (1w' l"laimws III the Speetnjiii to 6-0 Ili iitht'r Nih. garlic's Suiml.y v... ...If, ,,,, UiO%, k Ill' I III.UUJ )i1 I VIi,Ulii.' the Chicago Black hlawk.s 541 and the Washington 1l3tIketi I lupItals tic'Fe,itetl the Colorado Rockies 3-I ('teran) Jean R,ite'lle scored goal and assisted (.1(1 two oth' t-rs as lI''4on lk'fr:ultsl t)rtruit. .1 SAVE $2000 Fcolprooi transStorz-j H 4'It1t' ~I Trunk Mount Antenna 38 1 3Model 2-205 Cir- cuit board Razor-sharp reception Exclusive IC audio St3 e No holes (equiied, rn oun" 109 hardware Included • 46 high los's loss cable. ,1-' ji 'iCt hI .105 Cup _________ 3 ceramic titters Plug-in mike, dual COflvers;'On receiver large S'-RF meter Ad p GOODYEAR 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-2821 �12A—Evening Heald, Sanford, f I. Monday, Nov. 22, 176 .., .,• .. — "Do I hear two dollars three dollars on this beautiful Christmas wreath?" Laurie Dickey plays auctioneer at the Sanford .Junior Woman's Club annual Christmas boutique auction which this ear netted $291 for the club. Goin g - ' Goi ng... I d ,. hJ:• Gone I ______________ _____________ _______ WOMEN ________ ____________ Monday, Nov. 22. 17—lB Evening Hera, Sanford, FL First I Even Santa was there (alias lion Ilaucrie)! Bursting in on the auction with a hearty "ho, Ho, ho!" the jolly gentlemari checked whether Pat Smith and other club members had been good. before distributing • __________ : . - Wife Feels Like Farn ily ' s Fifth Wheel By ABIGAIL VAN BIREN Dear ItV ABBY: My husband ini1 his First wife were divorce'! ,ifter 26 years of marriage. 110 divorce was her idea, and I w:,. in no way involved. They hzivc 'I, three grown children with ________________________________________________________ A I whom I have a warm relationship. My husband and I invited his not television' children to our home for lAts get some pros and cons Thanksgiving dinner. All have on this from your readers. a(;cepted, which means his ex- Maybe we can influence the wife will be all alone on netorks. Thanksgiving, so my husband v.;,, SUREVEPORT, LA. f askedrnetopleaseinvitehisex. p ____ _____ ,. l)E1tR VG.: You have my wife. so(, for what It's worth, but •• ( I have wet her, and although tion't get your hopes up. ,... I bear no ill feelings agains t 1l ABBY: I notice you pP her, I really don't see why she sometimes print people's pet ' " .. . should be included. She gripes. Would you please print divorced him because she mine" (Herald Photos by Jean Pat?,n) wanted her freedom, so being To put it simply: My name is alone on holidays is part of the Patricia. It's not Pat, Patty or price she has to pay. Tricia. It is PATRICIA, which \ smile and a hug front club president • . Also, I'm afraid that if the is. I tiunk a very beautiful Linda Reck, v lien Ruth Gains presi'nited entire family is together, I'll name. . • feel like an outsider. I really her with the first cops of "('hrist inas Why then do new acquaind n 't want her. What should I lances insist on calling me . Enchiatit ment,'' a b(x)klet of holiday craft . do' Li 'Pat" or "Patty," especially ideas sponsored local merchants and L NUMBER TWO after I have pointedly in9 distributed free b' tilt Juniors to spread ,: ' '/ ' ' DEAR NUMBER TWO: troducisi myself as Patricia? a little ('hristmas cheer. 1 Don't assume that she'll he If someone introduces alone if OU don't Include her. himself as Robert, I call him — She niav have other friends. Robert. Unless someone gives Feeling as you do, tell ycur me permission to call them by a husband you'd feel awkward nickname. I think it's bad having her as your guest, and manners to do so. Cancer: ' that should settle It. Further, if a yo-yo continues DEAR ABBY: Please print to call me by a short name after NEW YORK iAlli - Betty iniagazine learned that the lump cussing her decision to write thitigs. and irritations, rimod to gratify." this because we want to see if I' ve told turn (or heri that my "Betty Rollin the person kit Itollin can talk calmly now was probably cancer. about the experience. "I was so tier attempt to "gratify" led "I do value people I love and other parents of teenagers feel name is Patricia, I become about having had a breast re"First, You Cry," adiniis stunned by the event I just sad but Rett Rollin the writer her to leave her husband to live people who love me and I know the same way. extremely irritated. A person's moved a straightforward Miss Rollin, who has written a started to write things down to went to the typewriter," she with another man, an arrange- who they are now. I feel good Why can't we sit down for a name is a very personal thing, terni that she prefers to the book by that title describing make sonic sense of it. The added, conceding that it was inient that didn't work out. about myself that I've gotten family evening of TV without and goofing around with it is a .. 1 Abby • ,• . ______ / ' •, .•-• - . / I ' , _____________ ... ,. o - by I •• . . 1 I .— Fii rsYou Cry' t, Author Gets 4 - euphemistic inastectomy." With poignancy and humor journalist in me began observ- difficult to tell -a whole lot of But it was different 18 months what she went through physiago when the writer, iii'Lwu,rk cally and emotionally after correspondent for NUt' News that. "It spilled out," she said, ilisand former columnist for Look NItss Rollin, wno says she through something I hadn't ex- every other commercial being direct insult. POSTER CONTEST ing me experiencing things It stuff about niiysi'lf I don't love liked being married, doesn't pected and I didn't crumble ex- for bras, douches, tampons, PATRICIA wasn't only awful -- it was 11sohaving people know." But she foreclose the possibility of mar- cept for a day or two here and Kotex or some other personal DEAR PATRICIA: Few fascinating and the writer in ine came to the conclusion that it rying again and adds that the there." feiiiine product? people feel as strongly as you kept noticing the fascinating was worth it for two reasons: publication of her book has She says she can't understand Our teenagers have more about having their names '1 feel very goodthat it's an solved the problem of whether women being afraid of self' t han once gotten up to leave the shortened. I don't regard it as .p I nest book and as such it's or when to "tell" a potential examination or seeing a doctor room because they 're unan insult. but if you do, you can bound to help 'thicr women, husband about a lump — not doing comfortable. save )ourself many Insults and £ . also, it makes me feel far less As for how it has changed her "something that will save your When teenagers in this day much Irritation by emisolated with my problem." life, she says, "The corny life, 'r.. and age are embarrassed, it phatically stating each time Even before she wrote the things are really true. If you've "I still have bad moments arid be pretty bad. • ' you're introduced that you wish book she made no effort to hide had a semibrush with death it when I go to the beach and see P We aren't prudes. Abby, but to be addressed ONLY as the fact of the surgery. She re does make you value life more; women in teeny-weeny bikinis, we think there is a time and Patricia. pirt. that men "tend not to you wake up and feel grateful to I still swallow hard. And Fm place for ever)thing he , want to hear about it and shift alive; you pay more at. hypochondriacal. If something Newspaper and 4 magazine ./ unu'iiifortabl', in their chair" tention to pleasure and pay less hurts I think I have cancer of advertising seem more apbut that %(oniIl'n have been syrn- attention to small dffIcuIties the left earlobe..' . ('. uropriate for such advertising, pathetic although she detects an "I'm lad it's not rue" atti tude. KE "I read the papers and know the awful things that happen to people," she said. 'I hated it, AtO but how could I feel this wasn't fair I still consider hirsch a 0 -• fortuii itt 1wirson. It' s but not as bad as other babElilies like being stupid or ugly." Miss Hollin. 40, ha s since a been divorced from author ArNOV. 23 thur Herzog but sass that the \ operation operation It'd to the divorce only Lake ke Mary %%oman's ('lub Education 1) in that ''I felt suddenly in a PRIZES AWARDED under (it(- direction of 11ila litighes, conduc(ed I recent poster contest at Lake Nlary School. %Vinners •' - I Enriched Flavor breakthrough ends struggle to bring taste to low tar smoking,. AID " .. called MERIT vfEPTT jc nacked with 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. The result of a radical new discovery so successful at Thousands ERI boosting flavor, MERIT actually delivers the taste of cigarettes having more tar. Up to 60% more tar. Yet MERIT has only mg. of tar. One of the MERITstill ____ LOW, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. de livered ______ recent -,tu(IN ti~ t Univvi-saN of *'.\Iorc housewives clallned s 'a' i.i I the) had mt had a fair oppor. 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'99est A/1 own Great TE 1'o'J8L VINYL 4 HO L IDA Y DELIVERY OL — 01 2 if . \ ' WflLCOVERIN •, S&R FABRIC CENTERS BEST SELECTION 1.i' Priced - - d, F Wi4cig 1 ORDER NO WI I' ide 19 Re 1 g yd 19 S .... '1 Mammoth Markd0W! ,'' or P. - FREE! . - 4' --- Bt.Ot)S 9R - US TODAY No chatge ot obligation %66 111 tip \ iod ow Gros' ai ': - ..-.-. J & iii Wnt 13111 SI FLORIDA SIORI ALL WEEK - .- coruen, Phil Ps 4t (D. S\q 14 sk 1'L PHILIPS Sanford Flower Shop /øO04 co NWIF CALL corsage to complement her outfit. 209 E. COMMERCIAL One of Central Florida's Leading Florists v 8 lefld I, Add the "perfect touch" to the occasion. Gift her with 39 I ,is 05-322-3315 -' DISCOUNTED NOW FROM ORIGINAL STOCK PRICES! t __ . EVERYTHING GOES! \ 4 BIG DA ys Decoiating Den.. __ DRAP(R'1 ' till' t ua 115 ('liJo) the role of of the social they h:Ou,',t'wife aa.IVes rcp1'ted that it provides, Dr. 'erni',' dissatisfied with their support welt' talus that ''in the present hives and lielieseal their bustxintts' work was more inter- i iuiiulitioit of our societ i-sting than theirs. ( )tih about i bulhtiima' bo usework is becomnuag a gli that is difficult to enjo)." Iwi tent fell luipps with their 15 il'JiiS hiou.scwives SALE STARTS TUESDAY, AND ENDS SAT., NOV. 27 CLOSED THANKSGIVING \ SHOP EARLY FOR PHILIPS Gif Uq - - ies tioiiu 1a1i.shiiiit'iiLs ,,,,,.. tar, good taste' claims long e nough . \i' intl felt their ,icconiwelt' rts'ogiiizril. ;.,e hioii,sew (vi's, according to a she reports. or more — taste You've been sr'flC)l(iflg ''low 0 ____________________ 9 0 Philip Moi,ia loc. I7s 9 mg'Iar' 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method STIIRI(S. t',inii smokers were even if the cigarette tested had - o more tar than MERIT, up to 607 ___ — Working Wives Happier; Housewives Dissatisfied involved. The majority report: Filter hurry to tx- happ) %Ve*'re all going to (lie but inaO)v I "as aiiiiiitint'ed Wednesday at a ('lilt) luncheon meeting going to die sooner than ('tiler at The Forest clubhouse sen' Gary McCord, center, folks. "If I hadn't had breast cancer first place %% inner of a savings hioiuil; amit! Deborah maybe I'd have endured it the Graha iii, m, left. 'i't'ond, and Connie F'a ucht'r, third, uiarriage either forever or at hio received certificates, least longer. Itutl wasn't in the 11100(1 to endure I as n the _______________________________________ against current leading Iov tar brands ranging from 11 Mg. to 15 mg. tar. of remarkable new cigarette I. 'a or years, dependency on tar for taste has lowest tar levels in smoking today. TestsVerify Taste created a taste barrier for low tar smoking. MERIT was taste-tested Now that barrier has been broken. Broken for good by a pRIVE AliVE ' 1ANr0l PLAZA Hougs: M0P4.-W, 10 AM - 6 c PH. z ___ 321s023$ $A$?ORD VLA. PM THURS. & FRI. 10 AM ' 9 PM, SAT. 10 AM '6 PM LONG �2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 22, 17 Evening Herald, Sanf ord, Fl. 18—Help Wanted TELEVISION LISTINGS CLASSIFIED ADS t we i Show YOU how ',o' 30- Apartments Unfurnished 33 Houses Furnished u-Hojsec - Monday 611111 7 24 2 4 7 9 24 700 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 OLD KINGDOM 24 MACNEIL LEHRER RE- PORT 730 2 WILD KINGDOM To Catch A Giraffe 4 HOILYW000 SQUARES 6 JOt-IN MCKAY SHOW 61111 HOGAN S HEROES 9 BREAK THE BANK 12 CANDID CAMERA 24 EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT 000 2 12 THE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Conduding 7 too Tuesday Morning 600 9 SUNRISE JUBiLEE 6.10 SUNSHINE Not on ThLrs x Fn 2 NFL SUNSHINE ALMANAC Not on 625 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (TuGs,) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed) 06CC: PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs ) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP (Fn) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 (Fri. only) SIJNSJ-4INE ALMANAC 4 1 KUTANA FOOTBALL Bath- . soled friends to Thanksgiving dinner at Charlie Brown's house. throwing l'xsii into a by have dangerous surgery we g G000 MORNING AMER. ICA' (Good Morning Floridaat 725 and 8:25 am,, local news, weather, sports) the problems confronting the 800 executives THE CAPTAIN AND TEN- 4 i MACNEIL-LEHRER RE- NILLE Guests RaymcndBury. Lcxella Swit. Pat Mona 24 THE ADA MS [i , S.lntcrO Liii '.1rs ______ Mt'ilo, 339 69SA . 31—Apartments Furnished 24 JEANNE WOLF __ 11 00 _____ _____________ 2 4 6 6* WiLD, OLD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY FLOYC) F'4TERP'IISES THEATRES - HARTMAN - - JI5G (MAlI TI9UTIZ - .' TUES WED a ,(2I'ii 2 12 TONIGHT 6 MARYHAm'tAN.MARv HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF I ' a 1145 R 9 NEWS I 1:30 1IThIT1T hflflflIHfflHflflfl 'SCORCHY" & I CK ANNIE" ____ FREE SWAP INOP I OFDEATH 11C, 2 4 and ANO FLEA MAaKET EVI*TSU'IDAYyAM 1PM __ CALL 1?1 1216 1000 2' •12_; ORDANDSON (R) PreenUed Thin, see ECONOMYNlT! 1KuNq below For families or friends of problem WEDDINGS PERFORMED By Notary Public 3222024—Eves &Weekend, DIVORCE FORMS - For free in formation write to Box 791, Pompano. Fla .. 33061 Rng our chimes and place a fast acting. low cost want ad. Call 373 i-ACED WI TN A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhapS Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call .473 4587 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 3277% of Jules Verne's classic advontu-e about the Ingenuity and adaptability of five refuges from LEARN FOR FUN ., - SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1255 , 12 NBC NEWS I00 2 2 SOME RSET Preempted miss so 1230 pm. 6 NENS )(JThis, ts- below 6 (Thus or6y)PIPPIINTHE 50(5TH SEAS 9 RYANS HOPE. PieeodThu-s,seebelow 9 iflus oily) SCOOBY 000DYNOMIJTT HOUR 24 (T)ts) MOVIE Sunday (Fri.) MOVIE' "ErxJgyq' 130 2 11 DAYS OF 01JR "Lkgirnung Yoga" Will met't in the Health Building each Tuesday from ito9 p.m., beginning on Nov. 16. According to ME . Tanya White, the instructor, "the clas.s will use Yoga techniques to progressively exercise the body to produce a firmer. more flexible and agile body. Deep and rhythmic breathing closely iiccoinpilmes each exercise, thus improving and increasing cIrculatiOn. 16 C*Jatoma at Netxaska. 230 2 12, THE DOCTORS Preempted Thu-a, see 12.30 1 -, \~' T -,), " I) L4frz , s&'o I p.m 9 FAMILY FEUD ProecrVted Thu-s 200 9' $20,000 I"YI'IAMII) PIGrçfad Thi.s. and Fri. 9 iFri) NCAA. FOOTBALL: FEAST pm APPETIZERS Chilled Tomato or Cranberry Juice CUP OF SOUP—Beet Barley or Chicken Rice Crisp Tossed Salad With Choice of Dressing Hot Rolls and Butter 11 ENTREES 4. 6; THE GUIDING LIGHT Preempted Thur, only. see 1pm 9 ONE LD-E TO LIVE Pro- Fee: $12.50. Portraits" will begin on Nov. 16 and meet each Tuesday from 7 to 10pm Work will be done from alive model and will include thart'oal sketching and work in pastels and oil. The fee is $15, "Watercolors" will begin on Nov. 17 and meet each WedIlt'SthI) Irotii 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The fee i.s $12.50. -Oil I'aintlug" will begin on Nov. 18 and meet each Thursday (loIn 7 to 10 p.m. The fee is $10, "Slim 'N Trim" begins Nov. 29. The class will meet each Monday and Wednesday from 4 to 5 p.m. in the Health Building, Fee: $8. TURNS Preempted This. , ' (1 0,1 LEISURE TIME PROGRAM ' Seminole Community College's Leisure Time Program art Building. As in the past, many of the paintings will be avilable for purchase. Mrs. Mildred Babcock and Mrs. Helen Hickey, the instructors, and their students are planning a reception for the public at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 30. - ures say the six-week average for CBS' news show is more than 10,8 million homes each t U wt o Hassle ..... ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF Au Jits or Brown Gravy C7TJ3j1\f VEGETABLES II('.[iJT"LI 644-2027 /2 - full ratings DCBARY JOHNNY WALKER Req Peal ['itat Broker General C ontrator 12 7 6457 101W Commercial ______________________ — I OIl apt ii' ('(1'' p .,. r carpt.j, adults, no pets, 1,95 I'll 2296 *6 (lyS alter i I)nfu,n,'h 'i. two heilr,ir,r Senjr.t, Di't"i' iSilti' "r"ierr..d 21 Large, lovely I OP, Air. - Production Office typing, light book keeping experience Demanding job Company benefits Equal Opportunity Employer. Cardinal Industries Inc . 32) ono - 32 — Houses Unfurnished Ridgewood Arms THANKSGIVING FEAST $450 PRICE 41-" Children _'I ' 7 - Ave Sanford, Ph 323 6470 Nice 2 OR block home. furn or unfurn 373 7 920 or 3327579 after 6 OVIEDO F TU Duplpxes Furn or tintu'n Wooded, Home Site lO!5 Manager Trainee, male of female f or expanding fast food service Must have own transportation Apply in per son Mon.. Tues , Wed between 2 & 4 PM to Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips. 98 I'I*y 116, Fern Park lZoyre Plaza) Pm ------- - I young 3 OR. 2 bath, living room, dining room, paneled family r oom. large utility room, 2 car garage Privacy yard $35.900 323 ______________ ---- throughout, central heat and air . On large Shady lot in Sanford 118$ month Phone 668 6311 eneva Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts, , Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped ' - Corner tot I OR, 7 bath. Ii', rm tAm rm & den, kitchen turn 'nq...rc 1507 Adams Ave S a nf ord _________________________ , - From ) MOVE i'i'(( .4<' di',,' 1 in 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Flu. Dr 372 9784 NI.W I 011, 2 bath, garage, Central 'ca' 8. Air conditioning well to will carpel, VA PHA w.th cios.n fees 1,24.900 '/ Price flas INN Easy To Reach At I•4 & State Road 46, Sunford Overlooking The St. Johns Holiday lII. Complex Ph. 323-1910 Sanford E , . ' , ANYTIME needs finishing Will trade for Stock motorcycle or make ctter 223 s; ' '70 HONDA ISO Best oiler over 5)50 • 373 2631 after 3 p m ________________ 79—Trucks-Trailers 1971 Per,) Courer pick oo C ondition 12.975 321 55(0 I 6 yr old German Shepherd, male guard dog 5100 to right person A% lrilernatort.l Trayelall, 1969, good 273 4325 ___________ rrr'r1l.i,., 15)2 on's? 'slur 3 0.163 C'1mpOCll's Poodle Pad Complete professional grooming 7161 Park .. Ave . 327.4121 80'-Autos for Sale -______________ '. i __________ more Mucri Mri More than I yolj expect , 1 BA on chop frame, I?" Over front end, rebuilt engine. rewired, - Payment; of 16 Cali credit manager. 127 9411 or see At SANFORD SEWING LEt'IIER -- BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 373 7710 . I - -- - P.1oforcycle insurance .Sl(C Boxer. temale, 4 mos all St'iOtS, Cropped ears 1110 or best offer, equipped tolig zagS. make button Poles Balance t 1,55 or to ''- _______ ______________ aSS.fied Ads w,Il 4lWayS give !Ou 322-2420 i'lomely, mischievous, Cute, 7 mos old male pup of indeterminate tierliage, Seeks permanent room & fisard .n exchange for love & - I - 1915 (or vette, orange. I lop, loaded Call after S P m 3770)1; 17rerTE*,7Dr , newpatn!, new J tir es, everything in excellent ay 17.92, Sanford 1j.','i) female Doberman, Peg. J ConditiOn 5995 322 045) rom Rnh Ho',r liv 'dA%'ir PROOF lIliES Sweet 8. Loyeab'e $75 3736631cr 7115 PALME ITO Reduced S o 'desil our trade in lurnuture allow ' 1910 El Cami no with hopper I III 1730416 wk "1 670 or 831.9777..,f . ""!w'(h Il' .,-r Owners leav.nq town tICaulitul circe's Good Selectors ______________________________ I tI 30Otirm -In" t. ii POOL i'4 0M IT *ibt, ill i the ..... ...................................................................____________________ 372 3611 after 5 p in I COUNTRY UPN DISTRIBUTORS I '1menulie See to appreciate 68-Wanted to Buy Hal Colbert Realty 117,9(0 JIJ 5)72 511661 rn East I I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '13 and INC. 73 Models Call 323 55/0 or 93.4 ML', PEAL TOPS Cspi for 4nt'qu D.nng room Suite' table, S chAirS 6. Consignments 4605 Dealer M LS wanl,d Hi way 48 Auction buffet, tight pecan, 5225 Phone REALTOR 321 0041 Galleries, 372 6972 14 913 IN 'OlIN Super I story home n ( LAKESI DE APARTMENT5) ' Multiple Listing Service , 0y't Call 37?9255 19" Zen'th Color TV 11)5 26" Huffy RIding Mower, 1)50. 323 1)25 ::.'$ P411K - ..,,t. i'. nil. '.4 ".'irtJ 322-2090 . . '' " , ,..'. .._,,'. . p.- 70?'', FRENCP, L;fein'2..., 'tint condition 04', everything FUPNI5p4[ 1) 1 till i central Air ready i rriOve .n 1,76.900 9dttUicLe \ i' Interested persons should Submit resumes to Welcomes / . 4 ,, You ... \ l Ljrge Wooded Lot; Paved Street; Str,et Light; Resumes will be accepted through November 26, 1576 Part time Salary negotiable 'a TWENTY WEST ne.'. ne.qisborhood 177,950 Clown VETE, II,ar'i Sewers Sidewalk ', li, $100 - LOCH ARBOR New home in quiet :oun tr7 setting liwn - md S,mle', REALTOR, MLS - ____________________ ....... - ' I on this page ton Christmas gift lIE BUY FURNITURE 52—Appliances ill US i-or Personalized Listing Harold Hall Realty IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY .ittr)pm ___________ FOLLOW THESTARS __________ offee & I cruel table, 5)0 373 2651 , CHOICE AREA 3 OR 2 bath 30' ACREAGE 011 A LAKE 8 Acres f amily no- a line home $3? 9(0 iSCAvil wooded y'kill Split then STOP RE lii II PlC, Move ,n IS ACtC5 ifl Ned! I OR. (H. 61 eQu'ppCd ORANGE GROVE valenciaS Owner says "Gel an W W CACOCP %2'I)(0 GOVEPN7.'ENT r"OuSES ,'l,iflhed to buy used office furniture Any quantity NOLL' S CASSELBERRY, 0*,' 1192, 930 £206 _______ etfer , ______ Chest of drawers, maple, $30, Sm'1ll 3 drawer chest. 570. cOuch. $25 ,' S HOMES of DISTINCTION _______- ________________ $3S 900 -- Mr T homas Wilson, Ill Executive Director Sa nford Housing Authority Administrative Building Castle Brewer Court San ford, Fla 3777 1 SING N GER R ' S i nger s too Tocr. v.1 5".'. 1030 Stale St Sanford Plaza , - . The Old Singer Store "ill': i'.i'srds' '"St'd 7&......torcycles - 1974 Honda ItO. $450. also frame for 972 Kaw,iSJki Phone 321 0111 ___________________________ 6,5—Pets-Supplies iS,issett Hound. .S:(, Peg female, 7 robS lr. colOr ','r lovable. $12$ 3653921 eyes " 'riru 976 modelS 7 daiS week Call toll free I 600 127 293? , A55,jr"C Zig Zao man.nes baianceol 1185 SOar pay III 90 per month Will tate trade in Singer ' Cars & Trucks :.riy ,toir ' - i MORE CASH 64—Equipment for Reiit __________________ --Pent Blue Lustre Carpet Sa000er m for oni II SO per day CAR POLLS FURNITURE I - juo:: . 51—Household Goods ___________________ FUTURA BY •i I ---------- - CARS from 1101o530 ri:' 127 1674 after 1 p rn --------- _______________________ - Autos Wanted -. - _____________ For Wrecked or Junk NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES u'Ioedru1' s Garden Center way Cot, Pefnig Gas slave, etc Best offer Ali 746? ':.C'.'i,'f y ' ' , I Field Dirt, Yella* Sand & Top Soil for Sale Call 323 7580 from S t : 5 30 week days - - 77- 62—Lawn.Garden ______________________________ - Dinette Suite with 6 chars. Fold a Owner anxious' This 3 BR.? bath home is only ' block from sell F P4.5, VA low down Or ,isSum" I Mayfair golf course Has large I Clio present loan family room. enclosed sun porch. 5',,, - '. 'I.:',. llLJf) C II,?, ','.i. repoSsession;, .. central AC 8, H, double carport ' Ilk I Uditi :0 ti , lop on ,,re,is, from $103 dOwn and more on spacious fenced lot A dii i3n Out- -de ut'1.t',', fenced rear steal CRANK CON St REALTY yA'd and A well landscaped yard Contractors home Lot', of cuslon, extras Hew fAm'iy room e<.stom work Shop well spr'nkler SyStem (HA aria much more are yours at 12i,vZ7 -- . - • Earn extra cash for Christmas shopping Sell those Items you no longer need with ii Ouck Action Went Ad in the Evening Herald bath Has central heat, wall ic wall carpeting, loads of extras A terrific buy at 527.0(0 are yours $Oi lust $25,900 Santa's bag quick and Shop the want ads for ChristmAS bu S "ASy __________ _________ Cabinets. Bathroom fIchen C oun ter tops SinkS installation ava,lable Bud Cabell 332905? anytime - 800 Elm Ave (farming 3 ill i:.N MARCOS - ii Realty LOCH ARBOR -. 215 Ridge Drive REALTORS 8306061 Eves 37) 3819 ill P. cfaS, secretarial deS. & chairS. Straight chars, filing cabinets, as is Cash arid carry I NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 92, 830 4206 • 322 3915 Bill or l5overs. Operator Wood or stee l de'sks, executive deSk Used carpet. Olive ,. 11.12', 535 Call 323 ISIS TWENTY .'4E 51- 2204 Mitch Court Neat & clean! I BR. i SANFORD tOP. ii bath, cenfr,il A 4. H. very private 571,900 Wi' _________ Used Office Furniture .ioove ,our cIa.t <J ad all draA Ihe5hopperSattenlion to your ad Call tor debalS 372 2611 or 53) 999') kitchen and cozy family roo m Needs a little TIC but has great 121 7119 Afler Hours 322 1991 10649 2539 Park ________- 60—Offlce Supplies - BR, I bath with additional 1 OR apartment Has large eat in OF '2 IC" -. Classif ied Ads -______ _________________________ PotCfltial A bargain at 110.000 Hunt Realty, lnC.:__... - 11age I BPP warranted Call for details ____ - - GENEVA 0cila Rd A PIACC 10 retreat Lovely extra large 2 tIP, 2'j baths brick home setting among the oaks on S acres Lo.ids of extras for comfortable living CITY 76A-Auto Repairs MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchand.secTa.l, ________________________________________ __________________________________ STAR Forrest Greene Inc. electric kit chens, A C. carpeted, ilrapes, '11Jul15. from 1150 2015 Sanford Aye. Phone 122 1411 One Bedroom I ADS MOUIS IA Ii "y"r',' 11.1, I 2524 l',i 6.7 BR ApIs, excellent location, all MyAl?r ' Adult. Family $ (LASS II I ED -- Patio Aparime nts 4 - Like Mary Unfurn 2 BR. t bath AdullS Only No nets $165 month plus electric 3230891 ~Gardens Luxury 0210 - - -- -.---- -------- CHRISTMAS 4 N1 bot,nd,1'on. large freeS $23.900 New '.'.E TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY Sparkling 3 BR. I' bath rome with Florida room central heat & Motivaled owner 123.750 New FHA _______________ likc new ofd Expert Mechanics All work Allan (arousal Organ. guaranteed Reasonable prices 25 new for 13.500 First $1,300 takes yrs experience Moxtey's Garage. PMOrI 830 0051 _________ A ew -Stenstrom 3237340 ___________ . R"al Estate fIr6er FRENCH AVE. 1200 W Frit St. 3173255 ,, -' - _______ SANFORD-I OR. ii jbathhorne With ("ntral heat & air 17.21 game room, ufility shedon cCment "' 332 ______ Will Paint Retr ;. Lawn Furnit. 373 Ic.. A'O /ou have to sell Call toda, And your Cl.1%sif,Cd Ad Will appear hi'?. 'omorrow U,' Owner Newly painted. 3 years .-. - Associate SANFORD AUCTION - P.ar,o't & (Iecfnon,c Organs with automatiC rti,'ttimSe(hiOn Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's PianoS. Organ dIes P. Western Aulo, 301 I year old .6<' new, 5Jl'l) 373 638.7 [yEw C DAY someone ,s looking for - , - 8.43 1170 ext 76) or 6)1 0973 PIDGEW000 VILLAGE 3651 Idyllwilde-. I BR,? bath. deluxe & 3711 Spacious SIOC mo plus deposit 3223381 eve-, 1 Pm . kit equip , clean. 18$ mo , 3 61 eg.j.p 3 rm , 57$ mo 127 BR. I tiled bath. carpeted 5)12 -- - 59—Music.al Wrchandise , refrigerator free ten, s.de by s.d - Eves 373 Q.45 " Welcome Sears Touch Tone color TV. conSOle. brand new. 5100. Sears Coldspof JOHN SAULS AGENCY 122 7 1 74 B rok er Call evenings, 373 7552 --- lit 3iSE First St SALES - RENTALS 5)1W 1St St . Santord 122 5641 or 32? ?lSlatter HrS I hO I haiti. CO. carpeted Arid 'hefl equipped Assume first ' .:rti73qe $Il/ monthly, au,) pa, 1530 (Jown on equity Move ri now 'pit ci,s I 2 & 3 fIR Apf5 Inn,, ',pr.nqS I 144 ... i'ienl S win m flg, playground, cond'f,on. ri.n ICase 6 rv,os $261 recreation room, laundry room . i'-o Plo pets Near school 327 0331 SWinginQ fun home. I tIP. 2 ba and clubhouse 2190 Ridqewooci ___________________________ I ceiling m.rrors, privacy Shades - ' C 211 W. 25th I. ideas Watch for them beginning Maitland Auction Jj'v 6416 t011 free from Sanford November 2$ It Cu It retr ige'raIor Sell defrosting green, vcy good condtOfl, 1.15 Call 323 55)5 C, E Axles, wheel',, & '.rc', fr o m tour DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION c.0e home Cash paid On spot i'Iwy 92. I role west Of Speedway. nemove Longwood Sit D,i,'Tomr,a Beach *1l hold a pubIc 2763 AUTO AUCTION every Saturday 1971 kenmore waSher & dryer. I — -night at 7 30 It's the Only one in apartment size Good cond 1,lSOor Flor,Cl beSt offer 3274686 YOU Set the reserved Cash 322.4132 prce Na charge offer than IS registration fee UnICSS vehicle s 'Ci r used li,ii'fl K ENMORE ,SASIIER Parts, applidflC,5 'Oh) Call 901255 lIlt for further 'Pols tic Bum I r 1001 •temS 5cr vice USed machines Jel MOO EYAPPLIA ES 30697 , Lam,; Marl 2lanurdA.. --'re ASSi',td,,tp 323.7832 - Sanford, Fla CALL 322-3103 room %tiace ,rees llo~er,nq gap to - home tar your first home The mQluyted owner will Consider Ua I,' Har t of Did ABC think the new show would do better in the ratings TV's eouis'alent of fla'wcninr.r - than it actually Is "Well,we set rio real goabth terms of that," Lord said in a phone interview from New York. "We looked at where we were and realized we could go no "the beginning of continued growth" But he emphasized that the key to that growth — in ternu of national ratings is how large - an audience ABC affiliates can get for their local news shows when such precede the ABC Evening News. terms' Bring us an TODAY Call Carol Jor dan. PEAL TOP Associate for .ippt "I I 2.' '468 L L1I'l' ik/ Mary or '.Jmes -. -- 0 - TAF FE - (51 i. ) W(0111e) _1 () fill- all till' in furtii t ion you IIt'eti about iUE nt.'w t'',niniutlit', - '.3 -I--$tY4hhhhhhhh1nuh' 8349212 Casselberry.Wlnter Spres Forest City Altamonte Springs MODEL OPEN: DAILY-I:)? a.m.- 5 :30 p.m. woo dmere FOR INFORMATION - CALL 3237080 HILDA RICHMOND SAT- I i a.m.-4 p.m. SUN.--) p.m,. p.m. DIRECT ONS: I ji I _______ no I Oars . / In Sanford. Weston 25th St. off 17.92 I 3 Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive - - 371 oifl 312 ' .. - Another Fine Development By All \7 waco CONSTRUCTION CON?*MI '- glady p. - ' — brown 'veg.',te,ed R"al E',late Broker YiltieMutiê, Mary Rentals -, Phone 132 5.23 Sales - . - Phone _______- stied, on 1 .. Plaster-rig ___________________________ _______ _ ,, ._._, . , ' ii' ' - DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Edging, Fjll Mowing. Trimming Clean up 830943.4 ' Want tO Seti sameth.nq' Dial the °'agic number 322 7611 cr I)l 99 " F ."ii n'. Herli'j C.,,,', led Dept - Repirs Poem Concrete Work. Paint L.ImpCnter Work. Cora l., .< 41 .m Enclosures 373 6.425 i reemIt% Pest Control L,irpe"tr, Remodeling. ACld.bi',. Cu stom Wont. L'cenSed. Bonded ._____________ Freeestim.4tC 321 14es.JrntiI & CommerCial (lean .rv RI I, 150* tl.CC S,,ntorct. Pu 1,771 323 8126 a'rT'rpentr, ep l';j; P-icn'e i.: r'. Furniture Repair I Painting, Gutter.ng Cement '.'.' Cttm.,1ts 831 6663 ART BROWN PEST C ON? RCL ISA? Perk Dr. .e 127 $16.5 - Sewing Insulation ;OR unlurn new. 11'xll', ',cm,en oIlily 51.000 E clef -or Mowing Eaging Trimming I Fr,, Estimates Phone 323 1 / 92 il Heat & ..r (Ondif.on.ng ;r 'roe rst mAltS call Cart .irr 5 .11 SEAR S .n c.,n*ord ' Dee & Gerry'S Cleaning Serv'ce - - - I ISP. I. bat". i.ent heat & air, <ampeted. closets galore, enclosed 2.traoe, ufilily mi fenced back ,,it1J, ijmie corner lot For Sileor W&',rt 32) 3790 i.,uhu' 3161 -. YOU *ant it told or sold' Wa nt ad', tell and sell fIst ,it a low cost or. - ______ .5& CHAIR S'IAMPo:iJLD Only 1,15 42)bik? Homes porch River - " EPEP I LAWN SER'II(E .'.,iJt .. ST JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Nighfs Do _11111111111111111 Gro-eral Re' Ptts.ng s muidted br'ch ,r spec JIt,—. 172 I'8O Cleaning Realt, - - Lawn Care —_ ,!cr I' . SHIRLEY MILLETT Deltona (LARK IF Nil V REAITOR. 372 1S95 327 19'iI 1619$ In-nih, Eve', 322 1496 122 116.4 372 1954 Sanford 511 i W m. H. Stemper Realtor u.o, n"ng pars 011 323 5475 - lOe,Iijhiful building and canal tots *'th big oak trees county west of Sanford Owner out I of state, need', to Sell 1,16,000 81.4 921? RUTH TUECH 834 92)2 Altamonte Sprr.q Longwood (East) T 05SF 145 BEAU TV SALLJH 'bor'nerl, FI.4rtt ItCAuty Noa IF 'st 1.'! S/ll School at your back I ________________________ PINECRESI Cottage, S rooms, I bath, 751 S ill) do ' Cozy I OR. I b,ItI'l, $19,500 ),If LAke Mary 111,5.00 Phone $301103 I (Ill I Path. POOL HOME HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT — I' °xvFPiaEwfl t ake Monroe 572.000 Where Iii ,'s...r ____________ Sanford . ___________________________ ' kitChen rciuipptu.1 fri., cs.."' Beauty Care Name your terms 32? 4631 before noon or nights Only . ThiS', I Belt buy in VETEPIAPIS town No money din New 3 OR 2 bOth hon'.' .'. 'e nr' . softt "ystCrn ,,s,, RacIng, G..tters N 'rr'i i.p Eagle Siding Co 951 9563 'an 'n R REALTY 4At'IDYMAPI'S HOUSE 1025 Santa 4 1114, 3 fl,7 lii .n Pneuest on 'I its Income fro" furnished I' iler on b.k ft lot lots of extras clueing pool 510 Si)0 ' Itec Real Eitte Broker ''031 15th ' 317 661.5 i).ELY HOME P4 COUNTY 3 11.1 7 bath, i'nlr,aI I4&A will wall carpet fenCed ,jm1J owner to loCAting 1,39 .S0 a, WiAL iUIt ' qual Housing Opportuniti Landscaping & Aluminum SidingHome Improvements _______________________________________ I iuJkUMr, dlOHay 41.1 l.oflgwood 43? 8772 I OR I', bOth new Under 125.000 *ifh less' ban $710 dOwn (.,c,.crnrner,t iuflding By builder 531 1649, 10 it point place but up at this time." fie described the ratings In-crease for the show as nioderI ate and said ABC considers It I Hn&d9ucoSa4o*4 SANFORD , d'(1 FOR RESERVATIONS: PHONE 323.4080 Rr For '77 Is Effective Alta,nonte Ppol Itome- 3 tSR, 2 b.ilh, family room, screened Porch. 2car garage w.lh wonI.'.top .irea, c en tral heat air, carpets. drape's fenced yard 3 yrs , like new By owner 377 7367 - ueg -"--------- .----.__._ -'-'-' BALL REALTY Homestead Exemption Lake Mary- Lountry home on worded lot. Spanish Stucco) UP, I bath With tamily room and fireplace Good 'nve'stmcnt House and 3 120.000, hOuSe and 6 lo"i, 5300,70 Phone 372 106.1 - MON., NOV. 22, 7:30 P.M. • DRAWING FOR FREE THANKSGIVING TURKEY 1 Bnk.Americard & MaSts Charge Buy Now So Phnn. 322 1551, SAnford 31A—Duplexes near shores Ideal for retired liersons ill 0560 MI 648 11 SECRETARY Shcrthand. !ii5fopper'saIteifio,lto your ,j (all for details 372 2611 or 631 AUCTION II' Fiberglass fishing boat, 9' hp Platform Scale, Shake machine. Ev'nrude motor and trader, 1350 caSh reqster pitza oven other I BUY SELL TRADE "g Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDE P. ASSOC PUBLIC IC'S .f ryir,il used furniture. ap p''e's Ivs and msceIl,ire'otjS More Sealed storage Cartons -- -------- 93 917 SkipJack t6', SO HP 72—Auction I Harding Tra'ter Full,' eQij'pp.ed , new USc 32) 110.4 after WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE W. GARNETT WHITE (.cnfact 23%? Palmetto Ave Studio apIs Convt-nienti 1 orated, tA'Aulfuil,' l'incFscapea Abundant storage, including Attic "GE Energy Elf,cient Package" From IllS Call 3?) 3301or visit Resident Serv,ce Directors t o 'nspect models and Select your new apartment - WE SELL SUCCESS-32')_SI7 201 Commercial more than in the days without her. A Nielsen -spokesman agreed. ABC's Evening News actually had shown a ratings circulation doing? . SERVED FAMILY STYLE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS SERVING 12 NOON TIL tO P.M. Ll No PetS flqli' (yjr cl.is.fiI ad will draw ,It'i' ," I)'?' Malibu rberQls3 boat with swivel seats. 15 HP Evinrude, • outboard. with trailer 1750 or beSt offer 37) 1757 _______________ 5173 - -- Z,uarante,i reccnditioned auto batteries, S12 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave , Phone 122 1216, 7 pm to 9 pm aPi,' right It y7 1925 F4,' 50--Miscellaneous for Sale Spacious, custom 3 BR. 2 bath, liv ______________ CHARGE Reserve free spaces ____________________________ rm din rm . den. CAl fl kit , I' .irres Privacy Near hOSpitAl )fl STAR —H . ?OR .air.Adulis 'ifor',' I 1. 2 (SR %i'd iOmplet.'Iy furnshed .iOs ----_. A i 0 005011 MARINE - _2____________ sELLERS nijvrs DEALERS (n-pt,' 'rour carport or garage $11 and have fn swapprig 'oo' Bring rout articles to Drive In Theatre Swap <Mop pt., FIA,trk.f. SOuth 17 92 ever,' Sund','. 0.1 m toSpm NO Yeve 55 — Boats & Accessories 323/832 ------ Or', LAe.E MONROE Mayfair CHRI STMAS — t. LIII us for personalized Sales ,SsiStance We Will give your property the personal attention ,'Ou dSrve restaurant equip 373 7710 RP'<J Peal [state Broker, 321 0610 - . ' Merchandise down WITT REALTY * -_ - _,_,,__,, Still, says William Lord, an ABC News vice president, the Reasoner-Walters show is get1mg, on the average, nearly a ' CHILDREN 10111711 S ,'i fi liii!!. 714 .1(;l,%(.)" aatchin.i NBC's news. - 75 , Real Estate Mature adults 323 1661 APARTMENTS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. 18—Help Wanted average. In contrast, the Nielsen fig- it's beginning to grow again." Yams, Minted Peas, Tea or Sanks - sioo ' I - payment to qualified buyers 3 OR, I baths. C en t heat, rfur bishect As low as 115000 0r'g Pt-al Estate Broker 6385 Sanford Ave 12 1 0;S7.--% )?? 7613 74A. ; .oi'y decline has been reversed and Pies; Pumpkin, Mince M*at, Hot AppI't, and Cheddar Cheese, Parfaits: Chocolate. Cr-ems de Months Ice Cream or Shorbot $4 COfnmerciaf Steel build,1 for rent On 514 5 i SOOsqu,ire lOiStail,- QUALITY INN NORTH decline before she joined It, Lord said, but now "what in effect has happened is that the DESSERTS I Color Iv air (ond Maid St'rv NE ED A HOME' BATEMAN REALTY age of nearly 9,9 million homes Help Candied 803W 1sf St jfl 6081 %5$ )J 0 517 'ves - . —__ _______________________ : weg weeknight, with a nightly aver- Sauteed Almonds in Lemon Butter Garni -1 37—Business Property __. NAVEL ORANGES, $2 SO BU )22 IT] 62or 372 6 7 33 -- - contact the Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College, __________ errçf ad Thu-s. only, see below 9' (Thu-s only) KROFFTS SUPER SHOW MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE or. Stereo Console AM FM, ExiellentCondt,on 1175 323 7791 ' MLS REALTOR 1: yes 172 1577. 371 41 79 'oi F. lSih Street ; RESIDENTIAL LOTS- Buy now for fulurib hom esite Terms ,ivaI Mellonyille we tooWt'liiya River, 100' on river, 516.000 I I iketront in DeBary. 11 1,250 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Reel Estate Broker - 2 BR . turn , c,,bana, porch. tnced yard Adults i.rily Ho pets 371 osts alter 4 343 30-Apartments Unfurnished .'r. carpeted. quiet I and ? fWdroomS. Sl7S to 1135 month l'duIf', Phone 377 IIII) NOW LEASING . Well furnished, I BR apartment SANFORD COURT Things to Eat the week ending Nov. 12 the Reasoner- Walters show has been seen in just over 7.5 nirllion homes each weeknight, on the Champagne Fruit and Raisin Topping Choice of Two: Whipped Potato, Oven-Browned, Glazed Carrots, Country Green Beans. ABC says it detects a definite The classes listed above are fee-supported, and are presented at no cost to the taxpayer. Those desiring more information may BROILED D SNAPPER f Oct.4 after constant publicity about Miss Walters and her $1 million'a -year salary, still is ratings improvement. Over a six-week period the latest Nielsens available are for BAKED HONEY GLAZED VIRGINIA HAM .64 AC]('tt4 PSI)'.., Cii.JI I, IdWiC[IVU painting will be on display in the lobby of the Administration i h (C 4 i 111 IILI third in the ratings, even though Southern Dressing, Giblet Gravy, Whole Cranberry Garnish 0_&) 9—Good Administration of budgets, con Found- Female HuSkiC Call & tracts, construction activities and identify You pay for ad. Orlando operating programs 425 0423 Maintaining Iccurate accounts of fundS received and disbursed Computing rental assessments to applicants and tenants Planning of programs designed to ABC News improve the physical appearance, and to make more livable apart merits, Preparation of Operating and Ratings Development Budgets Collection of monthly rent from • ' ' tenants. Enforcement of policies adopted S t i I I 3rd by the Board of Commissioners and regulations of the A. U S Department of Housing Urban LOS ANGElES :tP) - A reDevelopment cent advertisement shows the Serving as Exeuf vi Secretary 10 the Board of CommissIoners. faces of Ilarry Reasoner and Including the preparation of Barbara Walters, coanchors of meeting minutes and resolution s the ABC Evening News. The ad The above listed duties are illustrated tasks required to be ys: "On the network more performed The position requires people are watching." an average of twenty (20) hours Bat don't get the impression per week 10 perfor m Applicants Should have a workable more people are watching the knowledge, and a minimum of Harry and Barbara show than four years experience in .,c the CBS Evening News or the Count ing students will hold their Fall Art Exhibit on Nov. 30, Dec. 1 and 2. Representative works In watercolors, portraits, and oil ROAST TOM TURKEY - nine. Sanford area. 12.1 l9 It's easy to place a Classified Ad We'll even help you word It Call 372 2611 Duties of the Executive Director includes, but IS not limited to the following aren't. ' - 41. SR .fl.i. Lor..)d.J DIRECTOR NBC Nightly News. They SANFORD Lovely 2 or 3 BR, I tslfh home in good IOC.ihion. cx "lint conoit,on. 114.100 VA No i ,, tlr'*n i.i'T 34 —,Mobile Homes Sanford. I OR. turn dOwn5;rs convenient locafion References required $95 per mu - NEW HOMES that you can atfora bedrooms, 2 baths, cent heat and ai r, Stove, garage or carport 121,000 Financing AvAil Will b.'by sit days In your home or EXECUTIVE 5-Lost & Found .. Rentals If You Qualify "°" ""'i ''ibi' 'sr '.ut:s'di:ed rousing in rural areas No down THERE l.a1ri.'nl, monthly payments less than rent . .'IOO sq It 'r'fni'r( al bldg .14i1'l,ibl,' lii'',"' i,' ';",ISOfl Ill S.'.C. _____________________ House In 3 Months CLASSIFIED --''"' hJ 7611 or all 9991 - IN 4—Personals IF Camper Ir.1.I, for ii,,,. d 4 . iui, 2 BR funti,stietl. 1140 bath, twin beds, Heal, air 3?? VSr'k,va LAnding. 32241)0 5)5? 6.18 06)6 Educationau Child Care for as lo 57. weekly if you qualify. 373 8124 or 373 5135. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON (Thu-s only) FAMOUS CLASSIC TALES 't4ystenous Island" Arimated adaptation 1230pm 4 6 AS THE WORLD (k '' : Sanford Seminole Jaycees are tiIl Selling the Restaurant Sampler Coupon Books for 511 95 Call 373 0090 or 373 4510, or after S call 373 1200 9 (Mon. Tues. Wed. LIVES PrOentedThu-s.,see Old Fashioned YES! ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 644 2017 for "We Care" Hotline, Adults & Teens 6 'r,,iler .ipts Ailiilt P. family p,,mk ,',i'Ii,' ISIS Ii..., 11 97. Sant,)rct 1 111910 Nur%ej RN's & 1PP' AiIM A,de (onlp,iriofl Ni'rded mmexjiately 4 10 10-Swap & Trade AMtII'tLj' INC. 373 2335 ¶.anford?apCBairscreened porth.do,jblelot, fruit & largeoak trees, nice neighborhood 119.900 57.000 dri . about 1160 trio Owner will finance 7032 Jefferson Ave 32 2 tIll dAys. or 675 3055. ask for Churl, Mnorc THINK ADS DIDN'T WOR if .5001 ON I III Ally çp MOPAPkI73b,1rrr person, Sanford Nursing & Con vale'.cCnl Center, 950 Mellonv,iIe Av e 6-Child Care 4A—Pub(ic Notices 130pm 3fl3901 RESTLESS Preempted penuence preferred Apply in AND 4 tiNuT( 173 0576 -' Teenager needs ride with female from Sanford to K Mart in Cassetberry 7 3 days a week at 6. YOUNG AND stop 111W 151Sf Ptl, i to 12 shift Gerialr'c ex 21—Busiress Opportunities 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES II 55 6* CBS NEWS - DEADLINES Noon The Dog Before Publication Sunday - Noon F'iday "3. Fr,) NEWS 2' 12 (Thu-s only) GRANDSTAND Three 24 (Mon. tiTu Wed) IN SCHOOL TELEVISION c. ange County Sctooi System. uhf 3 pm. (l'hus, Fri.) SESAME STREET IESTESISI MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9Noon 53 —'fl/. Radio-Stereo Hal Colbert Realty S.inford ' o KULP REALTY - You Can Have Your n this page for Christmas cjitt '(i"A% Wat(fl for them beginning November 25 n buying or selling Miurp adults No pets, 595 7296 after I wh days NEED A SE P VI CL' MAN' You'll find fin, I.Sti',j fl our tiusiness .. ________ '-.'rvu' Dvi'chory WELAKA APARTMENTS .sIc a line times ]Ic a line 6 thru 25 times 74c a line 26 times (S7.O0 MINIMUM CHARGE) Lines Minimum For further Information call 173 4.557 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P0 Box 533. Sanford, Fla. 37771 pirates and a volcano (R) 9' NEWS 1230 2 'fl-iF (CiP o. eirpted Thurs. see below 2 12 (Tht.'r oily) NFL FOOTBALL8uflaloaIDetrl 4 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Preempted Thu's. only 9 ALL MV CHILDREN- Pr oerrVterJ 'fl Smari Girls" Deanna Jbfl, Ray M&lar'd (BaW) 1937 ('Thin) "LIVe Boy Lost." Bing Crosby. Claude Dauphin. 1953. (Fri.) "AZ War Wth th 7y."DeanMaJtin,JeeyLe. TUESDAY 6 THE STARS USE WANT ADS for QuiCk response I BR. turn apt , lgnts, Water turn RATES i thru QI 105 dr in ken 4 5 1950. "SIX 2 NEWS 6 HOGANSHE1OE5 6* PARTRIDGE FAMILY WJ a Confederate prison du-ing the Civil War who su'v,veonan island despite the elements. yesterday (Wed ) 1200 6 WILD. WILD WEST 6* THE )UCRA&ES 530 , 900 2 PHIL DONAJ-&JESHOW 6. MIKE 000GI,AS SHOW Lord and f'Mdcenzio PhOpi host parades in New York. Phiadefphia, Detroit, Toronto aridHawahl,T!yeehous. 9 MOVIE' (Mon.) "Blr&Tn of Alcatra.2.' Bun Lancaster. Karl id.n. Part one. (B&W) 1962 ('Tues.) "Bitdi'nan o1' ti-az.' Part two. ocil from 1130 CHit.OQE71< ADULTS99 I YOU H DEPT. While' They're Hot" FOLLOW , Afternoon ford. Mchael Leemed. Jack 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND AA 0 14 4 6 (Ths$s. only) CBS ALL AMERICAN THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE William Con, mad, Loretta Swit, Isabel San- 12 NEWS CLASSIFIED COMPANY 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU WITH Herry Fonda. 4 30 2 (Ihu's) TO BE ANNOUNCED 9 I MARCUS WELBY M 0 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 611 MY THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 12 EMERGENCY ONE Starlight Lounge. 3205 S Orlando Or Sanford f "' * ------ COUPLE 12 SOMERSET Preernted Thu- s see 3 30 p m 330 Winte Park — 831-9993 322-2611 6 MERV GRIFFIN 7 24. SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT Preenterj Thu-s and Fri 9 (Thu-s only) 000 BALL fYV 11 30 2 12 STUMPERS Pieempted Thus.. see 10 a m ' 6 LOVE OF LIFE PTOOITçIOd Thus. 9 I HAPPY DAYS (R) PreenQtod Thus, see below 9 (Thus only) JUNIOR ALMOST ANYTHING GOES 24 (Thu-s., Fn) ELECTRIC 830 6* NEWS 400 IRONSIDE (B): PreCn)fed Thurs.. 24 VILLA ALEGRE 3 15 9 GENERA L HOSPITAL pjflu- and Fr,. Fn flJ• p- 1030 2 12 (Thu-s only) SPECIAL TREAT' 'Figuring All the Angles ' A look at ciange work of stunt men and women, focusing on the Ofl Care and IhTIir.) nary to a ioid rkaster Chuck Corn" narrates (R) 6 MATCH GAME 75' t.iied Thss. see 3pm 6* THREE STOOGES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 Odando - Thus, see below CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE- PORT 24 ANYONE FOR TENNYSOI'P (RI ________ 6 24 (T çflhurs. Fri.) ELECTRIC COMPANY , 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 6 (Thu-s. only) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 , 2 12 TODAY (Local at 725 and 825) • CBS NEWS (730 4 a m.. Ch. 4, local news) 6* POPEVE AND FRIENDS 1 24 SESAME STREET 1000 6 EXECUTIVE SUITE masking an industrialspy and souring a frightened man to 3 00 212 ANOTHER WORLD Proentocj Thurs. only see 1 pm 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R), Preoqri,Iod Thits, me below 4 6 (Thu-g, only) NFL FOOTBALL St Louis at Dellas Thu-s. 6 SUNRISE 'SEMESTER: Ncl on Thurn mamed Conclusion of two parts THANKSGIVING Peppermint (Thurs. only) 50th MACV S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE Ed McMahon, Delta Reese McLean Stevenson host the traditional New yolk Parade 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT Preented Thu-s and Fri 4 6 (Fn only) SUPER FRIDAY. Special heti and a half rd iday Presentation of three regular Saturday childens series Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids." " has" and 'Ark III,- 10:30 12: 2 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Preempted see to arm 24' (Thu-s. Fri. ) SESAME STREET 1100 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE Preempted Thurs. see 10 a m 61 GAMBIT: Preempted C' 6 ihe Y f5 (fi) 12' TOMORROW 115 9 DAILY WORD 130 4 LATE NEWS 200 2 DAILY DEVOTiONAL more at Pv4.arri. 24 FALL OF EAGLES In 1908, the tottering Ottoman empire of Tijkii,y collapses, and the rrbn.sters of both Russia and Austria see chartes of fulfilling antitiore long ttwvarled ° 6 ALL'S FAIR Richard delighted at the prospect of being a father, and appalled that Charley doesn I want to get Charles widowed father in (Ant" Hit) comes to Walnut Grove but his grief turns nto deep depression when he is unate to keep a Lau-a 4 6 CHARLIE BROWNS parxc Features eanuts dan created Charles M Schulz. (R) DOCUMENTAHY R fl-f 12 ANN UAL 2 ,, - A 9 half of Journey intoSpring' Patty invites herself and 9 - ma] occasion - 2 1215 seat and wins a S despite obections from ha wife and son Condudingepsodein series (R) 830 flvj OF THE pk&tve ANIMALS action special. featuring Wtuoso piano Performances by Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. witfi Porky Pig as stage manBlanc is featured 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE Attack of the KdIer Bees Ben JohnMicha el Parks anti iri Buc l'iolz star A swarm of African for bees causes bc rcx in New Orleans MardI 6 MA U 0 E It's Mrs Naugatuck's wedding day, and Maude ' will stand in the way Of 6 \3 4 6 9 12 NEWS EMERGENCY ONE AS MAN BEHAVES REBOP 630 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS ZOOM ABC NEWS ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Seminole 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU Adams—Congressman 11830-1848) Adams runs for Evening 2 jOhfl QJIflCY 47—Real Estate Wanted ,in map lOP. dean, near Shopp.nq Ho pets , CHRONICLES 41— Houses Monday, Nov. 22,1t76-38 Io',uialn Mi In .,xi: L.-'srt I a in 142 'LII . 'r 6i2.1l,I s 65.4/ *li fl '5 'ir i)' 'sr's 0t's'. '.' J .pr' .s'i'r, )7 4121 i..,,Ji'Cflk,) Wek,a (alt 372 353.4 tor ''7 U'i'es, appointment - - -------- 1514.24 x 64 liarr.ngton. VA ' - hauling GREGORy MObiLE HOM5.' '6030r lat,do Dr I!) 52i42 ____ - ' Land Clearing ___________ __________ ',:,,,,% ' ' RUN S QUICK SERVICE Weawnaole Rate', Phone $31 5771 O",tern 9 7$ ares New road, nice trees, 34i land Term', $14,100 13 *k,r. Ill Oil) COMMERCIAL PROPERTY (hoc, Commer(ijl Si te 75005,2 1 .IERSONLAMD1LEARINC, -- 43-Lots-Acreage Well Drilling LIGHT HAULING & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phnt 119 1311 , 11..ildulnq, Eiavat.,'j. Ditch wort. III O,rt top ','l 322 $71) ,'.ELLS DRILLED, PUMPS ',PRINKLEP SYStEMS All t,p.e', and Sizesoe n,repAraeo HUGHEYEOUIPME1 Li, Clearing, Mow.ng. Dscng 1,11 Dcl. Clay, Roil Send. Beckt'oe Loader Phi IU Ml? wt. $11111 MACHINE & . 'y77 f 7n4 Si,JppLy CO 5? uI sail "ii US Hwy Il 57 ,nside Sanford Cl, limts Be owner 111 7921) To List Your Business—Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 �413—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Monday, Nov. 22, 17h BLONDIE Chic Young CANfE9J OUR TkATWAS WHAT'S THIS BOEul: UI: THAT> Ef ERSE EE) PRONOUNCE IT.' - li AVC'Rl'rE ISIN4 N ____ 5 . I/ I r- ob All - I ACROSS 43 Free 45 Oxygenitecl I Singletons 47 r 5 Drink 50 City in Wih I I Lopsided 51 Bowed 12 More quickly 52 Beiiis :f 13 Binary digits buirde-i 14 Car ignition 53 Wallis device DOWN 19 Indolent Explosive S 3 Lohengrin bride 4 M3n f3bbr 1 5 Believer 21 P13 be 25 Points , I continent ____ * 21 Air circulator 28 Pincers BEETLE BAILEY sEN i eErLE, ° O E Moil Walker (OKAY 5o; } r AGE, I JT MAvE A 30 Hamper 33 Painting medium 34 Birds food point EE'A1 C 6 Wa; 7 Gun cavity 8 9 Stinging insect 10 Wander 37 \ Pull,(. HOROSCOPE !M [I~R .0 [~',it ~, T7t ts I n 1s, Rtf*SIT AJS1U I'll 0 L O+ S' T L:O + S S 0.1.11 1 A P roo Si,[ N'T t. 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Think ¶3 14 carefully before crc itiOi toil i — — IH) fuR '23-Aug. 221 You friction. 15 I — T —— I'h( F (Fib 2Mar. 20 1' Is ud 111(1 ilft i bit c lrl% in the I I (Lo, and to pilistrione matters there is something important O 21 2 until the last minute. However, You had to postpone until UsI). 24 Mit-ri your get down to cases give this matter top priority till 25 2 to completed your it's urca real producer. 27 VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. 221 Try satisfaction 2 2 — Yol)VIt BIRTHDAY i!nt to inake this an JO T3 — — 33 -N23. I view: Much of our encrg a:t claxing a little as nnething 34 35 36 fvlis)i. See it as something attention this year will devoted to adding to your issslrv for your psyche. 4, ) 41 42 I.IlIIt.% Sept. 23-Oil. 23 worlill', goods. 'tour prospects I) imestic responsibililies look hopoful if you re willini' to 43 43 45 46 shuuiiint be swept under the work. 1 — THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 7 .. '. AJ1THib RD 13I A ) —— S ,.. / I - ARCHIE Bob Montana YES, DAD ARCHIE IS THIS A YOU'VE BEEN F I TRY IT.' YOVLL'~ 4JOW YOU RE SOL;%DiNG LIKE IT BETTER L ___________ 51 :A LWri I iII j _______ • . '., . - WIN AT — —— 4 ---A- CO Id Does n 't A J DO "rM #6REE I M P~ GOVERMET OF i; BY 7HE PECPLE, FOR 'THE ( J caE ThE F '' / t DEAR RI- 1)H( - I\ I RD\ by Stoffel & Heimdohl AN I E Ti-jIG -1'_kNTS 6 STuPCN, 1 - i1 - '— S'YOVIESTER, TH' 5LADY __ PROTEC fl'1.E - 5 c,,s%'-, -, - I\ / There are thrLe big waves of ic!)piratorN infectiomi - in the itud-winter and again Ili sgH s am llnesses call occur at tim . One of the most important (Uncepts to understand is that sse., are all con. these iOUs dnecses This are pread from person to trson like 11ther Thv% are not causLd by ex- ~T I - I . • /) ', Jl\ 's riuiiitxr of years ago a roup of scientists decided to stud% the Eskiinwi becatise of their exposure to cold. e Eskimos were all tree of colds .. . I J it " I' - Dr. Al b PRISCILLA. 5TOF, EATING THAT LIVER CIN IONS... YOU'LL RUIN UR SUPPER' WHAT ARE AND WE )( ANG ( COOKiES AN D )\ MILK' Vermeer CREAMS LIKE ThAT ) ) 52 4 J2 A 11,11632 M)Ir Tit ill)i s Lamb #K6 5 The Sanford City munission Monday night tabled payinent inter lark ~40 chitects, Watson anti Co for design o! the planned new $1.3 million city hail until the of. ficials are shown a different concept. The action, limbed by City Conunissioner John Morris, art opponent of the building's proposed plain, unbroken horizontal design, that lie said looked like a two-story parking, garage he had seen in Tampa does not necessarily mean that a new design ;hi,, tm apprt;-;e,.' by cits commissioners Mayor Lee P. Moore said after seeing different concepts for the building he may all settle on the original 100-foot. bY-400-foot design. But, he added, "If someone was going to pay me 6.5 per cent tht architect's feu million ithe estunated cost of the new facility and belched in my presence, I would do someth,ing to please him." Moore said his understanding is that the commission is in terested in something to modify the building's plain horizontal design. Oswald ''West saw that .1 diamond lead AJ WX west %orth Fitt -iv would have succet-ded I! Jca'n held four diamond.-, But h onls hr Id three ir ruifed dummy, (hicarded one of hi, thrr r dianinnis and elaimi ii his contrail tiouth £ £ £ )A Az.,% .. ,Z prevent colds despite all the public attention it has gotten. Properly designed experiments e failed to show any protection against cold:i at all liytarig large doof vitamin C. Moreuver one can't abort a Oswald "I have been look. Ing over the 1930 Bridge World magazines It might be In. teresting it) show what bid ding and play were like back then lIer&sa hand from the In. Vanderbilt as i starter " Jim -North's two dianiond bid and South's final bid of hve spades interesting So was West*s double of five spades 1 he play b Jean Matthews as declarer was up to the best standards of any (old with large doses once he hit,-, bevii infected. There are o ltst questionable t large amounts of ( will shorten the duration of symptoriLs and their sooverity - but other studies fail to show this You should know that tibiotics are useless in treat'Ing any of the cold flu group They are helpful in t r ea ting i secondary bacterial infection - Flontla re,der asks abi,w tht- nvA .kip bid warning This applies in nluplicatefl tournament bridge onl% Before' making a jump hid ths plaver so doing inav an nounce ''I am making a skii. bid " If he does this. the nexi laver must wait 10 second, getore acting It the player fails to wait th (IJU nament director inay hie a%ki-i! to) monitor the hand -ill sev ill.,! 4) Jor fa copy of JAC014, Oswald SoIIediedabout ten years ago e was 0 lflC card player and a spirited bidder As you can see e took advantage 0: West's 10 judicious doubI2 to make h v~ SIDE ilovin %%till it whopping epideinic "Pl-sodc Many people do not realize -f 4 olds. Tliey had been infe(led 1)~ the visiting team of sclell- that a good way to transtrut Lists iletnioistr,iting (best illnesses is by the hands Keep I ands clean If you tlraiimatic i1i the difference are out,your wear gloves to avoid IODERtJ d si Radio City SIt' on is v GNCES ' b G II F MWADA eflsirüfliimcnt as a cause for the pickiti up germs from door knolls arid counters. Don't touch '0111111011 cold. avoid a told your hands to your fact And flit bet way to chitectural finn is to lit asked to have new drawings to present at the commission's Dec. 13 meeting Corn in i ssio n e r AA McClanahan agreed that the proposed building could use .50 me "dressing up." Murris said that when the architect first cattle before the commission he indicated a variety of designs would presented To dali we base m-en only one design," Ut pointed out that the urrent citv hall has existed for O years and the new facilit also would stand anti be used for the saint period of time "It's incwnbL nt on us to take as much time as necessary" to CUSC (be dcgit. M. a is said. adding tus twhef that the city Bridge. ' c/o th newspaper. o Bow / I I I - C stoavuid people %hollaveone. above all avoid crowds whc U fortunately people begin you can 1 f.I - ) ) FRANK AND ERNEST SAID WHOEVER Foo T i ~' ( f Bob Thaves a a — by rF•' Ito / 1( 44 IN MUM R5" WAS NEVER 9 • THEREP-V SAFEzirY . U - - 4 ' To give )ou more information hedding the virtises that cause about the Cold-Flu group. I am these illnesses several days before' there are any apparent sendmn you two issues of Th e s)niptoms. But you can avoid Health Letter dealing with cxposure to people you know these problems, ntunbers 3-1 and 3-2. (Ahers who want these issues can send 50 cents for is an eddit)wIahng cactwith long. thd ir wltiUJ cold. flu. bronchitis or addressed envelope. Just send other related illness. The same your request to me in care of virus can cause a even this newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, Riidio City Station, New York, piieuimiunaa The diagnosis "'r' 10019 dcpcn&s upon how the virus afftcts the body. If the virus illness involves the nose and siouses with a mild, sore throat ul limited fever it is a cold. I If the same virus involves the Ironctu in the lungs, it is F 'M and theillness lie inuch incire severe. The ______ See SANFORD, Page SA -- . • .. - - - TUMBLEWEEDS u' V. Vyrl IWWERP 006 - ZZ 1 f I oi SAP SORES. I I / - I rtr • - s y : - cti on To Impact Fees '6 . - 1 . . . ) By El) l'RICKETF . Herald Staff Writer Three Republican county commissioners today postponed discussion on an ad-hoc committee's report which .. - . __________ , pact fees in Seminole County and introduction of legislation to forbid giving new con. sruction a free ride on the tax rolls. Democratic Commissioner Harry wiatkows offered __________ L-/ ItIL 0 0.0 A — ' \ EARL Y Children at Pre-School L (lucatlonal and Development Center of Fit Presimterian Church. Sanford, got an early start oil Thanksgiving this morning. report and to instruct the county attorney to meet with the' tax 'assessdr-4 and tax FEAST A hungry Indian, Jessica Derise, 5. emerged from her tent for a little nourish. fileni t ser% ed Im- Sandie liryant, 5. Casting a hungry loollik at treat is Cale Nlil le r r). The d iss t icti r Jud %% imhish %% as caterer. $158,000 Grant. Page 3A collector to see about ittt aution underway. But the three GOP coinruissiuners refused to second his motion. A fifth cominissioner, Democrat Bob French is out of town. I d like to hase a chance to review it first," Commlssloli SCOPA'Space Proloect'Calls For New Build"'ing S At Port 11) KRIS NASH herald Staff Wr iter 'ne Seminole county Port Authority iSCOPA) Monday night ipprosed an innos 1(1st plan for industrial construction and financing which could make odd aniounts of plant, office or warehouse space available to local and out-of-state developers. "This has all the good points of industrial financing with none of the bad points," said SCOPA Achninistrator James Ryan. "Really,this is something we 've needed for a long time it Just hi sn t beui there I Sc ken trying for a sear and a half to find contractor with the financial strength to handle it." Us in said (svso,i Reach contracting finn Clifton Enterprises Inc.. had agreed to work %ith Port (if Sanford officials ui lauin. thing the new project The plan, dubbed -.Nfiru Plant- Wa rehouse-Offices," involves (lie erinstriation of buildings containing a niinunum of 10,000 square feet of floor space. These facilities, or portions thereof. would be available to tenants under a inaxiinwn 25-year leasing agrccmcnt. OOer the original lease or mortgage was paid off, the building wouiIJ become the (till property of the port. . 1've had it lot of people stop by and want 2,000 or 3,000 square fr,(-( of %%itrchotlse space," Ryan said. "An(] most of the tit e they By J I.N1 I IIA YN F-S f / t- - 11cruld Sports Editor I Mu I - - .- it ' - - Do you realize that we've spent more on the Bicentennial than our forefathers did on the Revolution?" by t IRE C?7O iI " In other fires, County units battled a blaze Monday night had a lot of unusual interior specifications they wanted inet. W ell. we Just didn't have the capability to fulfill this type o reuest until now Ryan said he had received a firm request from a local concern for a 3,750-square-foot building Now that board approval has been granted, leases will be drawn up so that Clifton can begin erecting the first 10.0&square-f00t structure across from the SCOPA office building. A complicated six-step leasing and financing arrangement will Set' 'SPACE PROJECT I'age aA Today Around The Clock Bridge Comics ('russword Editorial Dr. Lamt; 4-A Iliiroscuipt Hospital Obituaries lt Sports 4-A Tele%ision 3-13 3-11 3-11 Wornet, 3 GOPers Opt For I Attorney As county, commissioners today on the county attorney issue, three Republicans indJcate1 I the feel is sufficient to mv-i the now Republican Commission Chairman Dick Williams and his counterpart John Kimbrough have consistently by Republican newcomer Bill kchho(f. Dunoeratic Commissioner Harry KwiLowsk1 aries it will take more than one attorney to fUl the posillon once held by a private lawyer, Tom Freeman of Altamonte Springs. Executive assistant Roger NeLswender aLso supports the argwnent for two attorneys The commission has approved the lead attorne~'s IviSitlOn for $28,000 per year . MI that remains is deciding U11£Iy W arns FundCutoff six-month study. Kwiatkowski handed fellow coin:nsioners the report last Tuesday after it was sub. matted for his perusal by Jo,m Iknningsen chairwoman for the ad hoc committee. t stake in Seminole County 's about V50,000 in cash and wa about $5 million on the books for future collection. For the past two years, the county has colletted m $310 per unit Ice of all new construction That ice Executive Assistant Roger Neiswender said today state PIO)inent officials inserted their own clame in the contract saN s the state agrees to "exercise reasonable and prudent car., in handling federal funds Howesir \eiswtnder said the t stopped short of greeingto accept the liability as prostdedfc protection afforded by counts Presently, comprehensive education and training prur Formerr County Attorney Tom Freeman warned CotLntv 3.11 utrliIlissloners time and again that developers could file 5, A lawsuitts and win back funds 1211 paid into the Impact fee kitty 4-11 But Williams and Republican See INIPACT, Page 3A .Seminole 'Mourns ' Ilk, Garry Trudeau rn YNUT NY, J CAY1TA,LaE!AV - 1 A I/ - , Shock Of — ' Mrs. Vennie Juice said her sister-in-law's house was being repaired after another fire about 10 days ago. Brothers J F and Jerry W Justice were holding a business conference at J I s house when the fire broke out Mrs Vennie Justice said 0 IIIII --,--.. '.._._\ N S b T T. K K .R __________________ LWFtOg øUFFtO I NE SIVA I4EARPO'L)FF'1_OIS I' - "i , I Tht Seminole Count) CommLssion today gave state e1n. ployment officials 30 days to comply with county regulations or face the possibility of the cut off of some $23 000 in federal funds. The issue centers on whether or not a sub-grantee agrees to assume liability for administering a sub-grant — in this case $253,000. liz $103 000 In addition the county has reallocated $150,000 to eniployinent service to extend their on-the-job training progriv: Ihi. $150,000 would have provided an additional 135 jobs in private sector. ' Coinatussion Chairman Dick Williams said state officials given 30 days to change (heir minds. If within the 30 days, employment officials do not agree to Cept the county's te' i',s, Williams swd the funds earmarked the state will be rea 1ocated to other county projects, ci ~t 'I -wt Olt Amemem LAMM IM t n . the house," llauptkorn said. Assant Fir Chief William C Galley said the (ire cause undetermined, is believed to have started m the rear portion of the house. lie said damage estimatesare between $5,000 and $7,000. After flauptkorn rescued young Darin, the child was (akin to Seminole Munorial Hospital by Fire Chief G. M Harriett. Officials said the boy was treated for a small cut on the head. M fit impulse was to get the child out Hauptkorn said today. "You've got to make an attempt." The two women had tried unsuccessfully to re-enter the smokfilIed house. As firemen were called by hers, Hauptkom crawled into the house on his hands and knees The smoke was so dense you couldn'tt see I coulda t get into the area where the fire was I searched the rooms I could get into and found nothing. Then as a last resort I went into the side be droom. I felt him on the bed. liescreamed, and! pulled ) \ i9 suIner.ble isritists arrived to study such as bacterial pnewnonia PRISCILLA'S POP V W8 V 10 9 04 KQ 754 - e RUGS BUNNY FAST a I K9 wriber pnewnowa meaning the lungs The coin are insuRed -f tulds if I I t -oldf Will vitainin C prevent them or not" Will it cure a (vId if Nou get inr.' fifference between a simple 014, the flu or bront.luti.-s" ['d like to tt through 'h iiiost of this Schned Ele d.. . hleraldStaff Writer contract Jim won the first trick with the king (if club, shifted o the ten hearts Jean took with the king over dummy jack and East s queen art] plaved his ace of trunips Ift, was certain that West held the king Then he cashed the king of hearts and led a third heart West discarded a club Jean ru s am re Lid DEAR DR. 1,%MB - How call by I lit 4)11% •iQ9fl7 It) Lawrence E. Izirrib-NI.D. EE K & MEEK BRI DGE A Q 19 4 2 Caus e Colds . Th Nobody could find find little Dari.n. Ile was still Design Payment Delayed 2J , f ' Off AL ByI)ONNAF.STES awl .1 t\1I- — - I - — — — — b • e U out of a hallway, e w ere in the dining room," Mrs Vennii Justice said, "and Donna came out ofabedroom and we got out of the house." \londa afternoon 11 iuptkorri crawled into a burning house and rescued a 3'2-yearld boy. Uauptkorn caine home about 3:10 p.m. from his job as maintenance foreman atStrombergirhen, Ike Mary, to se smoke at the 1805 Chase Ave. home of Jerry W. Justice.I thought it was a fire behind the house until I S I tit(- action around the house llauptkorn said toda) Fhen I knew there was trouble Then he nn across the street, lie was told Mrs. Vennie Justice anti Mrs. Judith Justice and Darin and his younger siste r, Donna Jwsticc had A . SEEP BEEP SE n, EnL~~ ! COMMERCIALS BEEP! 0 S'TT 71Prjce10Cp — 1 . ed By mni LLOYI) Herd Sniff ' ' / Sanford, Pu ll E.J. Ilauptkom has lived at 1800 Chase Ave., Sanford, for 10 years. Anti today his neighbors are prouder than eve ----- —— —— — CAR.L,,. He ...1 I ' — C4_CO. M4 I something today where you 21LLsuness inIUtrsshlt1n WtIfl ofour trt ikiHIgtltI)t%\ o uound. Don't get rattled. Iluglit regret it filter. li~ lell it gets down to dollars and cents VuulI lju.t quickly. May 21-June 20) in WIC the grin from your face Fll CAPRICORN Dci a hisim ss dealings totLi> don't —— 0 November 21976 tiu ti is Iwi lightly,but get Maintain a cheerful and op. tiistuouthmktoda) if conditions call r TAURUS i April 20-Mm 201 you let y our guard (]own, yoij-n, It's possibIt. you could find apt it) fe"I sorry for )od If 36 Birthstone for October (abbr) ril 191 l ug toda%+. Do )our part to k( everyone happy at home. ARIE!S .Nlart l ic __ 11ve For Tuesday, November 23, 1976 ' ---- Kvwrpo 7Hi 7D4e St'iiiiiiule' high &-hool principal Don Reynolds called class to order Monday and with one quick phone call gave students, coaches, football players and fans one of the more bitter lessons about life, The inoilid around school campus was mournful. tragedy." were the only wurds- star halfback Tint Haines could utter alter receiving the news that Sminole turning itself ill arid forfeiting the last two games of the season because of an ineligible' player. The scene was repeated across campus, everyone i'e'mingly reacting as if there had been a death in the family. Football'wise, that was the case. The team was beginning preparations to play Winter ,. •,,,. "Excuse ine." said the reporter to the group. No response. Not the situation %here one is b-Ling ignored. More like the) were in shock and had blocked out all sights, and sounds. It was reminiscent of the scene 13 years ago to the day when Ame'ricwis were wmed by the death of President John Kennedy s •; . -' -_t I The mournful scene was repeated in the weightrwin, side steps to the 9)11,, most of the school's hallwa)b arid buicks and certainly in dassrooms Reynolds made a note of the reaction by students today. "I think everyone realizes what happened, and are naturally very sorry to see it happen, but understand,' he said. Assistant coach Jay Stokes was among those hit e'motionallyby the incident , "Oh, what alesson,"hesaid. "1 just hope everyone coaches, teachets and the - - , -. —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. 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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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 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/5b6535072346f2f9de941405518378fe.pdf 09710bfb9e36f5fb5f38e72532a07604 PDF Text Text J ok _ _ ]Hleraltl 69th rE31 tL) 2 8 Year, No. 78-Friday, Novemr 19, 1976 , Sanford Florida 4 1' 32771—Price 10 Cents -- FAA Community Action 0001< - . . I lh.1 —_y/ 1 U nits , Q A .. • . (S. ltegiou,iI Director William Walker at banquet. See Around The Clock, Page 1 ary objective is to enhance self-help throughout the county, according to SCA Board Chairman S. T. Muller and Executive Director Rev. Amos C. Jones. said federally-funded SCA isn't - of 1-A. r Doors ded tours. Seininole Community Action Inc. ISM and the Seminole Employment and Economic Development Corp. (SEEDCO) officis Thursday opened the doors their pove rt y-f i ghting, community se rvice — 8 By 11011 1.1.0yi) lla aft r ! t lo 4 - Open • Y Jones operationstothepubIIcforopnho 00 ,. Plant nurser See PUBLIC, Page 3-A is one of several SEEDCO proje c ts . - Pr ri ______ • . : IA _ :Ie nit 1I i k1i \ 1uu ' I In m - rices Creep ation owing d U I 0 0 W ASHINGTON (AP) - 'A WRI-e IRI 5 W 9:;* V -1 n e. M m el Moral: fA fA r, 4 31 W n. q V3 1!. -1 sr 8 5gn q 8 50 :6 ;; Z !t V C6 g 3 ic gr r 3 ELR ?T M z, M P_ . R.. 03 tA FIRE RAZES 'RED BARN' R 0 r W = , Fire of undetermined origin early today destroved a vacant building kno%~il as "The [led Barn," a fo' rmer garden tractor sales building. at Spartan Dr.,. Fern Park. The frame structure, recently Moved to the location behind a vacant :3 =r tA F.- g :9 The 41 Zoo Cries Help - $30,00-0 N -- E a * * WTI 2 1;0 2 M 9 3 cu 3 hi :r 1L _ -- J ____ , . S bow - I I - 7Q I= %in M V% go ... M ac 00 Z IT !L Cr 0 that cut down receipts.Simpson said that although no money has been available for advertising and promotion the zoo has been grossing between 12,000 and $4,000 on a good weekend a -_ ______________ expense account said $15,000 had been budgeted for Insurance, but the insurance carrier had raised theprenmIn to $31 000 Sluipson said inflation has raised to $150, '000 the Lost to develop leased c ounty park r ;r I.. l Ie He j ?.' - ' months as the nation's inflation rate continued its moderating trend. The increase in the Consumer Price Index followed a rise of four-tenths of a per cent in Set) tember and monthly advances of five-tenths of a per cent dur. (Herald phol0 by Bob Lloyd) ing the June-August period, The Labor Department said ga soline station, was alrea(I.V consumed by flames October's price increase was st)(Ated (lie fire and sum- the smallest since a two-tenth.i "")'led county fire units. Officials said ownership of of a per cent rie last March. the barn wasn't immediately determined. Over the past 12 months, retijil Prices have risen 5.3 per cent, marking the smallest incre.isp since the 12-month period ending in April 1973. when they ro-s(. 5.1 per cent. Around The Clock In a separate he purchasin~ l)r, lamb 0 the % B t ridge aent said 6-B Iforoscope , Calendar power of the average worker's 5-A 11030tal ...... 5-A Today l 'jiaG vj ' ory ST. IIETERSBU it(; (API — "Gentlemen the first step . in crime prevention Is to make sure no one. can pull off the crime.09 That's bow a note began from the phantom "Caped C'rusader" who returned a stolen American flag to a bank Thursday. "Mb was done as an example," the message went on. `rbe first guy that tried this was a complete A "Id thisbecause this the most beautiful Mg in e With outstanding debts of over $30000 and no cash on hand, £imon said the zoo may be(oreedtacloseif area organizations *e public (to not conic to its rescue. Simpson re ealed that zoo suppliers have er delivery or are eithff zth),.he sad has less than a eekssupply of food for the animals. Thezoo has had tolay off 11 employes in the past four months to cut down expenses, Simpson said, and the final four were let go last week. The maintenace man is now doubling in the refreshment stand. he added. Simpson said several factors triggered the tiancial problems wtuch forced the zoo to - ff d d ee property to satisfy the "after the fact' requirements of the $100,000 federal grant obtained through the state. A 361t. deceleration lane on 17-92 was also an unexpected expenditure. Understate law these funds cod not be went for such iterns as picnic facilities and comfort stations To raise matching funds a group of 57 total citizens signed a $100,000 note with local banks. When inspected and audited in July, the park'met state approval. Simpscln mid the is financial problem of paying o note through a three-month special promotion beginning in March. Plans are not yet complete but the promotion would involve an area business, he said: lie pointed out that the zoo receives no tax funds and is one of two zoos in the country not subsictized by the state. "We have talked to local politicians and they will ask for $100,000 a Year subsidy from the state," he said. .. z 8 _ M_ - 0 — — M 2 B JANE CASSELBEJ(Ry Herald Staff Writer Central Flonda '/ological Society Finance Committee Chairman Wayne Simpson reported Thursday afternoon that the zoo facility needs $30,000 immediately to bail it out of desperate short term financial r •- 2 S - up 4A IM 3C 0 - Protect (Q 31 Ex Con- — sumer prices rose ftee-tenths ofa per cent mOctober,th CA fill S Crossurd Editorial l)ar .!th'. 6-B , em r. Today's economic reports See INFLATION Page 2-A Television Weather 1-B -- ____ ;•,. - e take better pre. next time. You' and aul someone who wodd never have ren iL" , - ---_____ ________________ . . i t on rate 1W III - INC C-11 3C - M CAL 0 __ _____ I -- - CZ1 -i %0. - **4I C, ___ Xrnm * HCH . • o — =14 nZ Z"n -4 CD -I 10 0 Z m - 0 9 .#.% - I m - . — 9 ! r 0 . I g - g; - 2 a ' C a 'a 20 a Z CM1 m i no -4 PEANUT FOR ) . sanford hor landidates lee P Moore and liam Skop: WHAT ARE TIIE1' __ n 2 --::' Moto by Rick Wells) The Central Florida Zoo might be running out of mone (or food but for the time being Sobik the elephant is being taken care of by his many visitors induding Andy Lackey and his mother , Colleen, who journeyed up iv. • - . • . - - — from Orlando to licials By january 1. IM, officia!s expect to begin a diagnostic nient for ifullates found to need the help. progrn at Seminole County Jail at Sanford armed at reducing Outside professionalcounhngsejces will also be used on a repeat incarceration of offenders in the short-term county contract basis. facility A $9,810 grant from the federal Law F Proudfo believes the diagnostic program by furnishing AdministratiCfl ed with state and cornty funds - personality profiles and background data on in~nates, will help shorten the L' 10,900 first year tost of the program. period required (or pre-sentence investigations ordered by the court from state probation and parole department Jail Administrator George ouooi Sd.0 1 rs of officials. rk to obtain the federal crthe-!igtmg funds for e pro ram . ,Which will entail screenin of inmates who remain in jail after One objective of the new screening. program b to reduce the .t.ticourtappeari. popu cOunty jail. For the three-month 111c screening and evaluation program to be headed by a period ending In'September, the average Jail population was 91.5 profession staffer, )et to be lured, will lead to decisions on cell prisoners. A jail record survey Just completed shows 27 per cent nent based on the Offense', the offender's age and personal of tho6c arrested remain in jail. Of the prisoners booked Into Jail, 38 per cent bond . eJ out. Eight jail nurse will participate in the new program in the areas per released on their own recognizanee by judges, one buse treatper cent were released to probation and parole 15 per . g . cent we - A PACHYDERM I IKF' Find out in The uiida Herald , g Z 00 Ca C . Ut • X C2 C) a — C) 0 - 2C Sk()l JaitScreening:Program M a Reduce'Inmate Population ____ - rm • ou Find out in The Sunda',Ijeraid ___ _48 11g1g, >,= % ;;-. 0 1 's-B C ° 10 ° r C3 Z'V rn ii,. i k SS. a •.t an. .i',oU1 The EAr' The F %r just n I tight have heard about .__4 r.>-q 29 • mod Mill 2C -, __ > ' -- -. ' - -- • - Mall U — _: -' U; 0 - - Ii -• . celt conli)letcd sentences, three per cert were relea.wd Ahen charges were dropped, and four per cent were transfered to states and other counties. If current correction facility standards were used, the county Jail would be able to only house 40 prisoners. But the county is allowed to exceed this figure because the %4vmtage facility was built before the current criteria was adopted. By the end of Janry, a new. modular jail addition will be usable for housing 46 mtinnium security roper thcludino . trustys and work-lease ndie Prouoot d Once the new professional staffer red for. the Aaeening program and ntract ed counseling s and testing of irunates, Proudfoot said the new program is expecto to process an dverage of-three to six persons a day plus evaluation imunates already in county jail ' , ' -Ae'llencourage hull to continue his education through the already offered in Jail.Ile said an average of 9 persons are booked into county jail th month. classes The the sheriff's department and provide increased guidance and cOuWllng based on inmates'needs inste3d of the current almost. random selection du to a k of staff to screen inmates . ofessiona1 constthg services &e budgeted for $l, of the ' a . enter (or ervices with a coUtge degree in human behavioral diwiplines, is S9,5W the first >e PrOud' 00t 6aid "i I when the new staffer is hired them will in g for county coction& officers who n the.1a and handle - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 1,197 j Terror Trio Takes 601 From Boys, Girls NA11ON GM Workers On Strike; New Contract 'Close' DETROIT (AP) — About 80, 000 United Auto Workers struck 16 key General Motors plants today as bargainers, meeting through the night, closed in on a new national contract. "It was simply a matter of their running out of time," said one source close to the talks. I-Ic said the two sides were "very close," adding a settlement could come "within hours." While the 16 selected plants were idled effectiveat midnight, about 100 other GM plants across the country continued operating in compliance with orders from the UAW. Adopted Boy Thanks Judge ST. PAUL (AP) — A judge in St. Paul has received belated thanks from an 8-year-old boy whose adoption he approved in 1969. "Dear your honor," began the letter to Juvenile Court Judge Archie Gingold from a Maplewood boy. "I thank you for letting my Mom and Dad adopt me." The letter goes on to tell how happy the boy is, that he has twin sisters, that, the family goes camping and skiing and that he is learning to play the guitar. The boy enclosed a photograph of himself ---1 y..tst' uu ut ye a Schools May Collapse C CHICAGO (AP) — Voter resistance to school tax hikes has grown so strong that schools face severe curtailment of services — or even collapse — unless they get more federal and state assistance, big-city school superintendents say. "Don't think you can get the cities straightened out if you don't get the schools straightened out," Vincent Reed, superintendent of Washington, D.C., public schools told a meeting of heads of 27 major city school systems here. The three-day conference of the Council of the Great City Schools, which opened Thursday, was called to develop urban educational priorities that the superintendents hope President-elect Jimmy Carter will adopt. Stolen Film Ransomed ERLANGER, Ky. (AP) - An movie theater recovered four reels of stolen film after honoring an unusual ransom request from some music-minded thieves. The thieves asked for the $100 in reward money being offered by a Cincinnati radio station — plus three free passes to the movie and a handful of record albums. The reels, valued at $1,000, were stolen from the theater lobby Wednesday afternoon, two days before the movie, "Led Zeppelin — The Song Remains the Same," was scheduled to open. twiltA w DuPont Estate Showdown Averted JACKSONVILLE (AP) A showdown in the battle among trustees of the billion dollar Alfred I. duPont estate has been avoided with poatponement of action on a proposed sale of one of its major assets. Alfred duPont Dent's proposal to sell the St. Joe Paper Co. was tabled at Thursday's daylong, closed door meeting. — 'That Darned Kid' (7 Lovejoy, Ga., where Carter met with Democratic leaders. "I did not detect a unanimity of the leadership concerning a tax cut," Mahon said. Seattle Begins Ad Campaign SEATTLE (AP) - This Northwest metropolis, sometimes cited. as one of the nation's most livable cities, has.started running television commercials aimed at keeping its middle-income residents. A January 1973 survey of 50 cities by Harpers' Magazine ranked Seattle No. I in livability. That magazine and The Atlantic magazine described Seattle, ringed by txo snowcapped mountain ranges, Puget Sound and two takes, as an urban jewel. TAMPA — tAP' Curiosity landed city garage worker Henry Baker in jail. Police said Baker was putting gas in officer G. H. Wotherspoon's patrol car I Thursday when he noticed i a small black box on the 5 fiont seat that resembled a portable television with a keyboard. "What's that?" Baker He typed in Baker's name to show him how It worked. A reply came hack that Baker was wanted for failure to appear In court on charges of driving without a license. Wotherspoon arrested Baker, police said. asked. Wotherspoon began explaining the computer system that tells Insmediately 11 a person is wanted by police or a car is stolen. SAN DIEGO (AP) — Patricia Hearst was wisked out of a federal prison here in the dead of night, an official at the Metropolitan Correctional Center said today. 11cr destination was unknown, but with $500,000 bond posted by her family to free her while awaiting trial in Southern California, she needed only the approval of a San Francisco judge to be free for the first time in more than a year while she appeals her bank robbery conviction. The official at the correction at center, who declined to have his name used, said Miss Hearst was driven away by two federal marshals about 4:50 _ inflation Slows Continued from Page 1-A) were brights spots in an otherwise bleak picture of high unemployment and slow economic growth. Wholesale industrial prices, which are influential in setting the over-all inflation trend, have been rising steadily since May. However, these higher wholesale prices have not yet shown at the retail level, In October, the censu.mer price index stood at 173,3, meaning that a market basket of goods and services costing $100 in 1967 now costs $173.30. The index is not adjusted to discount seasonal influences, as are the percentage increases, Alan Greenspan, President Ford's chief economist, tended to discount the wholesale price renA mu ecLI )V ,. IlU1U41 IV the Rubber Manufacturers sociation. He said "There is no corroborating evidence" to support the idea of a new outburst of inflation, , . partment said. Food prices rose an adjusted threetenths of a per cent' last month after showing no change in September. Fresh vegetable prices rose sharply for the third graigjg month, while prices for beef, poultry, eggs and fresh fruits also increased after declining the previous month. Coffee and dairy products also rose but not as much as in recent months. Prices for sugar and cereal declined and pork prices droppped for the fifth consecutive month. Prices for nonfood cornmodifies rose four-tenths of a per cent last month, matching the September increase but less than monthly ly rises of six-tenths of a percent from April through August. More than half the Cain in the nonfood index reflected higher prices for the new 1971 model cars and the fact that gasoline prices did not decline as much as expected. The new car index rose a seasonally adjusted 1.4 tinued longer than expected, but he said there Is no danger of a recession. Carter has said he may ask for a tax cut if the economy doesn't show more strength by January. Chairman Arthur F. Burns of the Federal Reserve Board said Thursday that conditions don't appear bad enough at this time to warrant a tax cut, to stitnulate the economy. • federal program where the owners pay one-half of the materials cost. Tour stops also included SCA's Headstart Centers and Outreach Centers at Sanford, Oviedo, Midway, Bookertown and Altamonte Springs, Early benefits of medical and dental care, daily nutritious meals and snacks are afforded approximately 200 pre-school children at the lieadstart centers. In the year ending Aug. 30, the Headstart program used $3,522 in federal funds. simply a series of numerical results. "It is also a means of arousing, of mnobiizing, of harnessing the moral energies and conscience of the American people. It's not just a cluster of government programs or just a government effort. Community Action must involve all sectors of the economy and all the people of our county. Mobilization of community resources is the essence of Community Action," Jones said. SCA volunteers manned tour vans taking interested citizens over the county 'I'hursday to see first-hand the projects of SCA and the private business ventures of SEEDCO that boost the Seminole economy and offer services to the low-income families of the area. First stop for the tour was SCA's community canning plant at 504 Celery Ave., Sanford, where SCA's Energy Conservation and Home Winterization Program is also headquartered. Cannery coordinator Laura Clark cxilamed that the facility shows citizens how to can their own' food and furnishes jars and lids and processing at low cost. Residents with poverty-level incomes aren't charged processing fees. The center offers free transportation for seasonal farm migrants and free classes on home canning, nutrition and pickling. Winterization program supervisor Alfred Del.attibeaudiere said 17 workers are now involved in repairing homes owned by low-income families under a . . downward trend will continue if the government r ed uces i ts budget d U I by following sensible fiscal and monetary ' . . The Gross National Product, or the total output of goods and services, grew at an annual rate of 3,8 per cent during the July-September quarter. That was lower than th e initial esti- I Jub' Lebanon iAPi — dant TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The chief Senate backer of the Equal Rights Amendment says she has 22 sure votes to get the constitutional amendment ratified in the Senate. Sen. Lori Wilson, I-Cocoa, also said Thursday that she felt confident the measure would get out of the Rules Committee even if Senate President Lew Brantley does not appoint two more members, as he has said he might. Brantley said he was considering appointing Sens. Alan Trask, D-'Fort Meade, and Ralph Poston, 1)- Miami, to the panel because both have requested to he put on. . , . Childers Sides With FDCLE TALLAHASSEE (AP) —sell. W.D. Childers says his personal investigation has convinced him that the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement is not a "political espionage arm of the governor." Childers, 1)-Pensacola and chairman of the appropriations subcommittee which reviews the agency's budget, said Thursday he would support any request the agency makes for an I a ______ IIE;AI{sT twin brother. David, presidtnt of the William Randolph Hearst Foundation, pledged their assets to obtain Miss Hearst's .rc- emergency fund transfer. More People Are Working, a . , Beirut C h eers Pianes I . expected to rule today on 'a lease. from those who might want request that the 22-year-old Attorney Albert Johnson stop such testimony. newspaper heiress be released asked Superior Cou rt Judge newspaper In her parents' custody under a William Ritzi to reduce the secret security. plan. $500,000 bail, but the Judge said Orrick must decide whether he wo ul d wait to see whether she is still a flight risk. She had Orrick sets bail. been ordered held without bail "If she is released by the San after her capt ur e in September Francisco court, and if ba il is 1975.. substant ial in that case. I ret"- o nly other obstacle to Miss Hearst 's freedom w e- summer than preliminary estimates indicated. ,,.,,,, , Members of a television camera crew stationed at the prison said they saw a black-and-white car speed away in the darkness. U.S. District Court Judge Orrick, who in Sep(ember sentenced MISS Heard to seven years in prison, was no advantage In a tax "I cut at the present Lime," he said lna speech mursdayto the U.S. League of Savings Associations in New York. Meanwhile, the Commerce Department reported that the economy was even weaker last • ERA Backer Claims Votes tainly would consider reduction , he said. in bond" '.liss Hearst, now imprisoned .: the Metropolitan Corrections nter m San Diego, has spent 14 months behind bars, includ.ing time served during r celebrated trial for the 1974 *10.050 robbery of San Fr cisco's Hibernia Bank. Orrick told her during s tencing: "Miss Hearst, the :lent nature of your conduct can not be condoned. Violence i unacceptable In our society and will not be tolerated." Hearst, who had been kidnaped by the SLA on Feb 4, 1974, was defended m an eightweek trial by famed crimi lawyer F. Lee Bailey. She v..'i convicted last March 10 armed robbery and use of tirearin. She has since shunned her radical associates and plans to testify against them. Johnson told Orrick she should be released because she cannot be adequately protected in prisn i.Ifl. EST. , Greenspan said the long-term ,j -. , .. cent. mon th " 1 per inflation rate is slowing down Greenspan a I s o growth rate, the rate gener al ly and, in what appeared to be a acknowledged that the considered sufficient to keep up warning to President-elect Jimeconomic slowdown has conwith normal popul ation growth. . my Carter, predicted that the father and uncle signed a M,000 pe rsonal surety bond on • pending Los Angeles charges ol kidnap, assault and robbery. . Airlines. It carried only two Blaze Gives 'Fits To LA en - 0 Miss Hearst faces a January passengers, and they were Cml0 t rial tha t case i n volving a p10)The seasonally adjusted rut's seafront today,cheering es of the airline. Fifteen wild shooting at an Inglewood, the first corn- minutes later a Middle East d three-tenths of a per cent a li f., . ds store that Jumbo jet arri ved from Saudi rcins in five mont hs Fire krIOwii. The blaze apparel1 LOS ANGELES (AP) crease in over-all prices last red while she as a tugi Arabia with 22 passengers and swept through at least two shorted out electrical circu month reflected higher costs for glided in over the Mediterra- 16 crew. • memtxr the C? new cars, gasol ine, natural gas, nean to land smoothly at IA i'?era'tion J floors of the 32-story Occidental shutt ing down the elevators an • The international airport S'mbionese liberation electricity, transportation non's international airport. Th e Tower in dowr,town I. Ange- firemen wearing respirstors so uth of Beirut has been closed • Her father, Randolph A. lea early today, sending flames had to climb stairs to get to ti services, fruits and vegetables first ar rival was a Boei ng 707 since a Middle East 707 was de- 'Hearst. pres ident of the San licking from upper-story win- blaze. and some foods, the Labor De- Jet of Lebanon's Middle East struyed b a rocket in June. Francisco Examiner, and his dows and littering the street • It was not known if there ws with glass. anyone Inside the bui l di ng cx -!-.IJ ceptforsecul-ityguardsondut) • It was the tallcstdrncture on the ground floor. 'Tv' fl% fire he re In memory, said Fire fir en suffer ed minor inJm.ne -. Department spokesman Donald Oneem • was hit In the knee by "Doc" Holloway. log glaz-i and another was over ,:-' "Th is me gave us fits," Hal"This come by smoke. •'1' said. "Our most linpresFirst repo rt of the fire can / . sive aerial ladder will only from a city paramedic aznh reach. seven floors, and we can • lance crew who saw smoke cur, ; use helico pters to at ta / .ck fires ling from the building's upt. J from the top but this one was floo rs as t hey returned from , . . ".N. / in the middle and was lapping call. — -. )' . / up the outside of the building." The buiiding's securit, o Nearly 300 firemen from 58 guards were apparently t' ". . . ,, engine companies battl ed the ware of the blaze until firen-. ., % blaze for an hour and a half, arrived, a fire 'department f! -, , Cause of the fire was not cial said. 1 . Firem C • . _._ ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — Five unsuccessful Republican candidates have filed suit asking a new election be held in the wake of an investigation into faulty Pinellas County voting machines used Nov. 2. A state attorney's probe, tequested by the supervisor of elections, has shown that at least 30 machines malfunctioned during the general election. ___________ . , • .,,. Senate Critical Of PERC , • - ,, -. ' -. - '. , TALLAHASSEE (AP) A high turnover rate in the Public Employes Relations Commission has kept the agency .from becoming a strong mediator of the state's collective- bargaining law, a Senate staff report says. - - , - ' •, - -, TALLAHASSEE (AP) — More people were working in Florida last month than in September but the state's unemployment rate remained unchanged at 9.4 per cent, the state Department of Commerce says. The department said Thursday that manufacturing and construction payrolls increased in October as the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held steady. Assistant Commerce Secretary C. Betty Wimbish said the figures showed that solid economic recovery from the recession had not begun but that there was scattered improvement in some industries in Florida, "Total employment in Florida increased 24,800 jobs, unemployment dropped by 9,300 and employment in the crucial construction industry showed a slight rise for the fifth month," she said in a news release. A Costly Loss For Candidate - . . ...''' . '' I# . ', , ' :',' . A A Ewning Hezald " -. - - - - ' ,..: - Friday, November 19, 1976—Vol. 69, No, 7$ $canJ Class Postav Paid at Sintatd. Flirda 32711. Im trwe'ry. t cmts. Mitp,, p . Ill ao 804 4-1 In Fird., same .,s name dghvery 04r, ,' Miti. 5210. 6 .ontns 14 2. I? Morpry $37 Continued from Page 1-A) Officials said Outreach activities this year resulted in counseling, food asistance, referral, aid in housing and employment, and consumer information services being rendered to more than 3,000 migrants and seasonal farmworkers and more than 10,000 indigents and other Seminole residents. The Westside-Sanford ('enter is housed in a converted theatre building on W. 13th St., where the facilities are available for community use plus Seminole Community College classes such as sewing. SCA, in its 10 years in Seminole, has developed a number of other federallyfunded programs for community betterment. SEEDCO was established through SCA in 1969 with an $800,000 federal grant. Although SEEDCO, headed by Horace On, with offices at Sanford Airport, is a separate entity, it works closely 7ith SCA on every level of operation, officials said. They said SEEDCO's aim is to help minority and low-income individuals in the am -Free On Bond'? - Pljbl,,td O.Iy and Sgrga,. (ept SàPiefdap and Chrisifnas Da by The Saiitord Herald. Inc.. 300 N. French Ave., Sardi-4, Fla 17t, ' Patty Leaves Prison l WASHINGTON (AP) - Congessional leaders who met with President-elect Jimmy Carter did not team up to urge an economyboosting tax cut and Carter gave no indication of a decision, one of the participants says. Rep. George H. Mahon, DTex., said the problem of stimulating business and reducing unemployment was extensively discussed during the three-hour session Wednesday in ' I)AYTONA BEACH tAP) -- Police have charged a grocery clerk with offering an undercover detective a share of an expected $15,000-$25,000 inheritance to arrange the death of his 80-year-old mother, Gregory J. Tatarian, 50, was charged with soliciting to commit murder, police said Thursday. Mrs. Tatarian said that her son had lived at home most of his life and rarely went out at night except for church activities. If he plotted to kill her, she said, it was because he was influenced by television violence. She said she'd told him to stop watching TV so much. When told about his bond, Mrs. Tatarian said, "Where I going to get $10,000. That darned kid!" The Sanford Police Department was the recipient Thursday of a photo iden. tification system, donated by Dr. George Jackson, (standing, right) president of Southern Shortening Inc., of Sanford. Being the first person 'mugged' was Police Chief Ben Butler with Sanford Mayor Lee Moore operating the camera. Dr. Jackson was joined in the presentation by his son, Cliff. Yep a it Works ! . Economy Meeting Described IN BRIEF - __ ,- Friday, Nov. l, 916-3A county to become competitors in the free enterprise system. Published figures indicate SEEDCO commercial "ventures" employ at least 218 in Seminole. The ventures include Central Florida Ornamentals Inc., with two locations near Sanford; Seminole Bakery Products Inc., Sanford; J. Smith Fruit Co. Inc., Oviedo; Evergreen Enterprises, a holding corporation; Seminole Community Federal Credit Union; and Product Movement Systems Inc. and Neptune Winch Corp., both located at the I4 Industrial Park, west of Sanford. Manager John Stut.zman of Central Florida Ornamentals told tour groups that the firm is a profitable ornamental foliage operation employing 30 persons at packing buildings, offices and greenhouses totaling 136,450 .square feet. Facilities are on Caimieron Ave., Midway, and Marquette Road, east of Sanford. "We have ajob for about one out of every 20 people wanting a Job," Stutzman noted, as trucks were being loaded with plants to be sold by distributors over the state. Product Movement Systems Inc. tPMSI and Neptune Winch are located in a building at the industrial park and presently employ 14, including production, design and executive personnel. Vice-president 011ie Johnson said PMS! has a backlog of orders for hydraulic lift tables utilized by paper box manufacturers and high-pressure cleaning systems to keep workers busy for the next four mont hs. lie said Neptune Winch is developing additional marine equipment lines to complement its hydraulic winch used by the fishing and shrimp industries. Seminole Bakery Products Inc., S. Laurel Ave., Sanford, has 24 employes working on two shifts to turn out specialty bakery products that are sold by distributors throughout Florida, Tennessee and other southern and coastal . states. The firm bakes on order for several chains of health food stores. Seminole Bakery also operates a retail store catering to local area customers at the same location. Now in its third year of operation. Seminole Community Federal Credit Union is managed by John Lawson, and has current assets in excess of $58,000 and 500 stockholders. The credit union, head quartered at SEEDCO offices at the airport, is open to the public and makes small loans to W. There is a $1 membership fee and shares sell for $5 each. The credit union employs five persons. SEEDCO also has a three-year-old Local Business Development Organization ll.BDO) that recently received a $131,000 federal grant to establish a construction contractor assistance center and hiring of two construction specialists to serve a seven county radius in central Florida. Officials said the LBDO has provided service and counseling to more than 300 persons and has brought in excess of $1 million into the area through its services to clients. - it. Judge Gingold said he wrote back, saying he was pleased to learn of the boy's happiness and that his donation would be used to help less fortunate children. FLORIDA Sanford police are probing two Thursday afternoon incidents near Seminole High School in which three juvenile girls armed with knives terrorized and robbed other juveniles. Police reported the three girls "attacked" three Juvenile boys the south side of Seminole High School" and robbed one of the boys of 25 cents. Officers said approximately 10 minutes later two 11-year-old girls walking home from Lakeview Middle School were approached by three girls who held knives to their necks, robbing one of the 11-year-olds of 35 cents before fleeing on foot. 2 Suspects Returned Altamonte Springs police have returned two burglary suspects .' from Duval County to face felony charges in Seminole. James Frank Back, 24, of 604 Prairie Lane, Fern Park, and Michael Antoninni, 20, Jacksonville, were booked into Seminole County Jail at Sanford in lieu of $5,000 bond each on local circuit court warrants charging burglary and grand larceny. 4 Orlandoans Nabbed Altamonte officers Thursday night arrested four Orlando men on charges of receiving stolen property. James Earl Howard, 18, ('. : Willie James Peterson, 23; Samuel Tribue Jr., 24; and Ernest Bryant, 19, were held in county Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond each following their arrests in a parking area at the Altamonte Mall, according to jail records. Pair Jailed Sheriff's deputies have jailed David l. Fulghwn, 31, and Edward Marven Fulghum, 18, both of Oviedo, on circuit courtwarrants charging grand larceny. Bond for each suspect was set '' at $5,00() Two men were being held in county Jail today without bond following their arrests on charges of probation violation. They are William Michael Lane, 24, of Winter Garden, and Dwight Jack _____ SmokIer, 23, of Orlando, according to jail records. Sanford police are investigating the reported theft of a WSANFORD POLICE mobile radio-telephone owned by a Winter Park firm, John II. Lindsey, of 1502 W. 12th St., told police the radio- GET ID SYSTEM telephone unit was taken from a Patrick Fruit Co., truck parked at his residence. Herald, Sanford, Fl. Public Tours Sites Of 'ActioèiTAiicy ,( By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF unu "1uu Evening r PUPILS LEARN ALL ABOUT LAW • ' . Ken McIntosh Ca'.selberry city attorney and former county prosecutor, tells a group of sixth graders 'at Sanford's Lakeview Middle School about the Importance of law. McIntosh, who has also served as Casselberry municipal judge on occasion, was speaking to the social studies class of Mrs. Joyce Ward this I • Judge Arrested ____ The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other — CALL 322-2611 - accused of trying to induce a Florida sheriff to give him 1,600 pounds of seized marijuana '" Newspaper In The World. SUBSCRIBE NOW JACKSONVILLE (Al') — A respected circuit judge with 16 years on the bench is - with the prospect that each could make $100,000. Judge Samuel S. Smith, 54, of Like City, was arrested by the FBI Thursday on a charge of dir,tributing marijuana. He was allowed to go free under a. $25. 0(X) signature bond. The Rev. Amos Jones, executive director of Seminole Community Action Inc., addresses 10th anniversary banquet at Sanford Civic Center. Rev. Jones Thursday night lambasted what he called distorted reporting by "an Orlando newspaper" on the operations of SEE1)C0 (Seminole Employment and Economic I)evelopment ('orpJ. Keynote speaker was William (Sonny) Walker, Southeast regional community action official. (''Around The Clock,' Page I-A) -___ 'Missing' Melvin In the photo of the family of James Melvin, a Sanford Cliv Commission candidate, that appeared on Page 10-A of Thursday's Evening Herald, one of the children — Ann Machel, 13 — shown at the far left, was not identified In the caption. QL FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD 200 W. FIRST STREET Longwood Laws Challeng e Due Longwood City Attorney Ned Magnolia notified him that suit but was rejected when it was ago, when the attorney ION. Julian Jr. has been notified will be filed to require City learned he had only lived in the formed lum that the residency that a suit will be filed in Clerk Onnie U. Shomate to city for seven months and not requirements stand at this federal court in Orlan do today place Daves' name on the ballot the 12 months requir ed by the time, rather than waiting so challenging the city's one year for the Dec. 7 city election as a city charter, long and attempting to disrupt residency requirement for city council candidate running the city el ec tion. council candidates. against incumbent J.R. Grant. Julian said he will answer the Julian said attorneys for Daves attempted to qualify as suit by pointing out that' court A recent federal appellate Robert N. Doves of 764 E. a candidate earlier this month action ordering Doves' name court decision upheld six month placed on the ballot at this late residency requirements, but, date will disenfranchise those Jul ian said, other federal courts in the nation have set aside the persons who have already voted absentee. He said he has in- requirement. "It will be up to :-,tructed Mrs. Shomate to the judge to make the ' untinue handling the election decision," Julian said, adding l oo process and the absentee votes that in the meantime the charter requirement is law. Chances are good that at least department account to permit as usual. two of Lake Mary's apthe purchase of a new police Daves has contended that he plications for federal grants car. .60 was misinfomied by city ofunder the public works t Perinchief, who is the city's ficials concerning the residency program will be approved, public safety chairman, in requirement. Jr141. Zoning Director Francis Jenior charge of both the police and Julian sani that Doves could ________________ told the city council Thursday lire departments, said police have filed the suit three weeks night. cars are being held teether with —' Jenior said he had been in "scotch tape, bubblegum and contact with officials in 144 I paper clips." Washington and been assur ed He said $16,000 is budgeted in ____________________ that all four grant requests . the recreation department for . . , • La k e A Gran Chances G d - . have been acLepted for process And the outcome of two appears tennis courts while the repairs and a new car for the po lice department is more des pe rate favorable, The zoning director reminded that the city has applied for funding for projects, list ed in order of priority: a new water plant and lines $1,100,300; ewcr interceptor lines, $1,027,000; phase two and thr ee water system water lines, $308,000 fur 5.2 iiiiles of road paving, $654,200. In other business, on the insistence of Councilman Burt Perinchief, the council tranfcrred $7,000 from the recration fund to the po lice need. . Ill] The counci set a workshop for Dec. 2 following the special meeting to begin at 730 to consider tabled ordinances on fence requirements, and temporary employment, and salaries of -city employes. During the special meeting the council will consider an inter-local agreement with the City of Sanford and Sennmnole County on the proposed North " ' l 0 LEWIS C. DELL - AUCTIONEER Member Fla. & Nat'l. Auctioneers Ass(c. DELL'S AUCTION 1'/ ml. eastofl-4onSR46. REFRESHMENTS 223-5620 INSPECTION STtRTS& P.M. ' MEDIUM LARGE PEOPLE KNOW THE DIFFERENCE AND THEY'RE SMART DIRECT AUTO FINANCING COSTS LESS SHOP AROUND THEN COMPARE CALL 322-1611 THE BANK DOWNTOWN MEMBER F.D.I.C. I TOOL BOXES - SMALL OF SANFORD TOYS, GIFT AUCTION TODAY, 7 PM ITEMS FOR FRI., NOV. 19 CHRISTMAS ROCKWELL + SKILL 4- CHICAGO PNEUMATIC RODAC -+ FULLER tCUMMINGS MILLER + HER BRAND + BROWN + MARFLOW 4 - SHOPMATE WRIGHT t WEN + M'GRAW EDISON f DIAMOND LOY LUFKIN -+ INGERSOLL RAND + WATERLOO CHANNEL LOCK + REMINGTON + FALLS Air Impact wrenches . '1", circle hand power saws, ¶iber saws, orbital sanders, belt type sanders, disk grinders and butters, electric onus (all sizes), air power chisel, drills & sanders, bench vises (large and small), hydraulic lacks, bench grinders, large assortment of socket sets. sizes— '. . '. . extension cords, hedge trimming tools, plumbing teals. la p & die sets. CASH OR APPROVED CHECK WITH PROPER I.D. Not respon. sibie for accidents or property after sold Not responsible for changes DUE to strikes and shipping schedules. If TAX EXEMPT. must Show numbe r, - FLAGSHIP BANK Seminole Regional Sewer — (DOWNTOWN) 'I' - System FLOOR JACKS — AIR COMPRESSORS NAME BRANDS INCLUDE; f I - a with George Stuart... �J Evening Herald lOu N. FU ECU AVE., SANF'OUD, FLA. 22771 Area ('k' 5.3 22.2611 or &11-9993 Aroun d Friday, November 19, 1976-4A W:%'jNE D. IXVLE, Publisher NORMAN' H. OSIIRIN, Editor Q ThSEPII 1), VAN IIHACK!.E, Advertising Director Hit' Dcliver Week. & cenLs; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; \oar. $2,140. ity Maili In Florida same as home deliver) All ther mail Month, $2.0: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. : I >4I .- . - I` Judge Reaffirms Th e First Amendment OC By NORM OSHRLN When he arose to speak at the Sanford Civic Center Thursday night, he Immediately apologized for the lateness of the hour. "I want you to know that I know what time it is," he conceded, as the clock moved closer to 11. His audience laughed and applauded. Then he hailed the Seminole High Seminoles for their championship season and the spread on the winners in Wednesday's Evening Herald. "If YOU have a champion in a city, it's a city of champions," he asserted. From then on, William (Sonny) Walker had the 300-pl us crowd at the 10th anniversary banquet of Seminole Community Action Inc., in the proverbial palms of his hands. And it was only the beginning for the throng black, white, members, supporters and Friends of SCM. They were soon treated to an address sprinkled with a unique combination of revivalist fervor and low-key oratory. Walker, regional (Southeast) director of the Community Services Administration out of Atlanta, implored his audience to work and live together In harmony and not to look to "bigger places to do bigger things. You can do It right here," he said. He threw away his "eight-page" speech and let go, talking without notes. He verbally assaulted white rncists, North and South. He chided black power advocates who raise clenched fists in a power salute. "When they open their fists," Walker reminded his audience, "there's nothing in them." He admonished black women who have tried to be white with a variety of skin potions and hair dyes. He emphasized that lie doesn't want to be reminded of his slave ancestors, but rather wants to look ahead. He joined the Rev. Amos Jones, executive director of SCAt, ir. scolding the "Orlando news paper" for its distorted coverage and false charges aimed at SEEDCO (Seminole Employment and Economic Development Corp.). At the same time, he praised the hometown "fairness and loyalty" of The Evening Herald. He recalled a comment from Gary Furlong, c hi ef audi tor for the GAO (Government Accounting Office) after his audit of SEEDCO's books several weeks ago, amid accusations of wrongdoing. "Somebody is out to get those folks," he quoted the auditor as telling him upon his return to Atlanta from Sanford. "This Is one of the finest programs I have ever audited." He reminded the audience that, if there were wronbdoin2 and shenanigans, the money given to ,he Seminole Community Action and Its companion, SEEDCO, could readily be given to any of the 36 counties in Florida that currently have no cornrnunity-action funding. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL .1) He had his audience chuckling, near tears, nodding, laughing, applauding. It was an audience that also included local, area and statewide politicians those who won a couple of weeks ago, those who lost, and those who'll still face voter decision on Dec. 7. - - - l IN BRIEF "Always be positive, try to search for the best in your fellow man. Where there is no struggle, there can be no progress." Cliches, truisms. Yes. But meaningful. You could sense that the audience grasped them. And savored them. And appreciated them. It needed to be said. It was a call to action — community action. To duty. And his listeners were ready to respond. ,. - 0 — Spain (AP) The ultracon. servative party that Francisco Franco left behind him has bowed to the pressure for democratic reform and cleared the way for Spain's first free elections in 40 years. The tortes, or parliament, by a vote of 425-59 with 13 abstentions, on Thursday approved government legislation abolishing the appoimmuybuse legislature and replacing it with an elected, two-house body. A national referendum will be called to ratify the Cortes' action, and Premier Adolfo Suarez has promised that the now Parliament will he elected by next Juno. Th e toy, a very ixisic contraption, really, was call ed a co rn:iiando slide. It was made of two tall wooden poles placed some distance apart and supporting a long wire. One of the poles was higher than the other, so the whole thing angled downward. An attachment on the wire allowed the little people to hang onto it and slide down a gentle slope to the other pole. Sometimes they .ouid fall in the soft sand below. They would giggle, d ust them' selves off an d h ur ry hack to the end of the everpresent line of kids waiting their turn. But the big people saw how much fun the little pe ople were having and decide to try it . PARIS (AP) — A court has ordered it porno film burned, and the Paris police have been raiding massage parlors and sex shows as puritanism gains ground again in France. A Paris court ordered the incineration of "The Experimenter," about an underwear saleswoman in a homosexual Turkish bath, after a complaint by associations representing Roman Catholic families, boy scouts, old people, the deaf and dumb, and even the blind, who argued that t he sound- ______ _______ track was - said, ''No way.'' Maitland had to get rid of th e commando slide if it wanted insurance. And a town needs insurance. So the slide, made for little people to have fun on, was taken down. Maitland Parks Dir ec tor Robert Howard, who supplied the details of the story, is now looking for something to take its place. It will have to be a toy for little people that is fun but not too much fun. LONDON Al' .i American movie actor Gene Hackman is being treated in a luxury private hospital in London after reportedly receiving serious back and leg injuries on location in Morocco, a hospital spokeswoman says. The official of the Wellington Hospital, one Of the most yxclu.sive private clinics in Britain, said Thursday that Hackman, 441, was admitted several (lays ago, She declined to give any details and would not confirm press reports that the actor had been badly injured on the set of ''March or Die" last weekend, • . . As Others See Us.... ( THE LONDON TIME5) ' The American electorate could have found no more emphat i c way of indicating that it was time for a change than by unseating an incumbent president after a conspicuously dull campaign. Although Mr. Ford came across as a safer and more reassuring figure, and as president has performed a necessary and historic function for te American people in soothing their jagged nerves, nobody would describe him as an exciting leader. The most widely marked campaign feature of Mr. Carter's cam pa i gn was his reluctance to declare himself. TFIM may be an asset for him now. Few presidents will come to the White Ho= less beholden to his party machine and less committed to a group of advisers to run his. administration. BERRY' S WORLD, . JACK ANDERSON — • 'So:net,mü I think I oughta get outfa the rat rare an' move from Plains." 00 4 areas, but almost always have defended the Warren. Burger administer the oath of office to practice as necessary in order to avoid undueyou, in private, at yo ur new place of residency risks of their de positors' funds. the YMCA on 17th St., N.W., which Is just a few blocks from where most of our pievious presidents have lived, the White house. I must say that for a person who says he's concerned about the Imperial presidency. I am absolutely amazed that Mr. Wicker finds nothing rong whabeever with you l4'in,; in the executive mansion. Novelist Praises The South ' GREENSBORO, S.C.(AP) — ''The South is the future," says poet and novelist James Dickey, best-known for his tale of Southern backwoods violence, "Deliverance." "It is the political pivot of the country now," said the Columbia, S.C., resident. "It's very gratifying to see Jimmy Carter become president, to see the South finally win out after all these years." I)ickev, 53, who was in the area for an app pearance at High Point College on Thursday, said the South offers "a better way of life than anywhere else, and it's something people are grasping for. Organized.C.rime War Falters w WASHINGTON A confidential study by the Yet the malaise remains. We interviewed General Accounting Office (GAO' charges several strike force investigators. Most corntersely that "the war on organized crime is plalned about a lack of communication between faltering." The rackets continue to flourish Washington and the field. Others suspected the across America, according to the study, despite motives of those who are trying to curb the strike federal attempts to crack down on the mob. forces. . The study lays most of the blame on the Some strike force prosecutors are thinking federal strike forces, which spearhead the about leaving the Justice Dept. to go into private national effort to disrupt organized crime. The practice. Others have simply adopted a "wait strike forces, states the study, "are not getting and see" attitude. . the job done." At the last meeting between Thornburgh and the strike Force chiefs, we have learned, ,fl At the same time, the strike forces have come burgh was not responsive to their complaints. under inttnsive fire inside the Justice Dept. The confidential GAO'study also claims the fight Critics have accused them of subverting the against organized crime lacks organization and Judicial processes and abusing their powers. In direction, their zeal, some task forces have hounded and In a lengthy discussion with our associate harassed suspects who couldn't be convicted. Marc molonsky, Thornburgh conceded that Amt. Atty. Gen. Richard Thornburg, the organized crime is proliferating and that federal conscientious chief of the Justice DeIA.'i opposition sho ul d be better organized. But he criminal division, has had misgivings about the challenged the GAO's auditing methods as a strike forces. He recently shut down the strike reliable measure of the Justice Dept.'s efforces In St. Louis and New Orleans. He also put fectiveness In combating the mob, the New Jersey strike force under U.S. Attorney He also blamed the Americrn people for Jona than Goldstein's jurisdi ction, growth of organized crime. It will "contin ue to Finally, Thornburgh removed the respected flourish,' he warned, " un til the American William Lynch as head of the organiz ed crime citizenry chooses to withdraw !U patronage from section, which oversees the strike forces. Lynch these mnult1mlllion-dollar sources of income, was compelled . to trade places with Kurt power" Hueilenberg, who had been running the J' As evi dence that the Justice Dept. cotics section. on organized crlrne,he'pointed out that six ofthe These developments have sent shock waves most powerful Mafia bosses from Brooklyn, j reverberating through the organized crime Angeles, Montreal, New York, City and St. Louis section. Inside sources have told us that morale are now behind federal bars, on the strike forces Is at an all-tisne low. There is Thornburgh agmeed, nevertheless, that the concern that more strike forces may be strike forces aren't focusing on the tmportt . organized crime cases as they should. Muellen berg has paid quiet calls on se veral "Even where prosecutions ultimately result strike forces to allay the apprehension. He told In convictions," he said, "the cost Is often high in us he wo ul d never have taken the job if he had terms of the attitude of judges and members of thought Thurnburgh was trying to kill the'strtke the bar." forces. He had received complaints from judges and 0 - . U.S. attorneys alike,, he said, "about inept MY God! What is it this man wants, another Watergate? If one closely studies the transcripts performances by strike force attorneys." The strike forces "have come to be charac.of the Nixon Watergate tapes, one will see that terized by young, Inexperienced and untrained . every illegal, immoral conversation that took attorneys," he said. They. pursue "too many place occurred In the White house, routine cases, often against organized crime [lad Mr. Nixon lived in a $12.90-a-day room at underlings, relatives and associates:' the Y, not only would it have been impossible for One strike force chief grumped, meanwhile, • him to say all the things he said to Haldeman, that the situa tion"couldn't Ret worse." Ehrlichman and Dean, it would have been . • impossible for this many individuals to have WATCH ON WASTE: Th e Defense Dept. even fit into his room. could save hundreds of thousands of dollars In addition, it would have been impossible for simply by consolidating its data processing Mr. Nixon to have installed systems in the Far East. This Is the conclusion of taping system such an elaborate the General Accounting Office, which has just YMCA. in a public building like the. submitted its unpublished findings to the Pent.agon. Furthermore, scrapping your inaugural, Nir Consolidating the computer facilities in Carter, will-render moot the present debate over Hawaii alone, states the report, would save an whether the Fir st lady sho ul d wear a new go wn estimated 1110,600. designed by some big.hame New York designer, The Navy operates two separate data or whether she should wear her old gown worn systems for security reasons. One handles when YOU were sworn In as governor of Georgia classified data from Top Secret on down; the In fact, with you being sworn In In the privacy of other handl es data more se nsi ti ve than T your own room, Mrs. Carter need not attend this Secret. Apparently, all it would take to combine event at all. She could just sleep late. a. the two would be to issue a few more security' (2) Fly now here when 'You are president, clearances. 'either on Air Force One or commercial, If yoi. SEX DISCRIMINATION: Officials tried to have some place to travel, just leave a few days suppress a scientific study of sex discrimination earlier and either car-pool it or hitch-hike. Ii at the Federal Aviation Administration. We have your destination lies overseas, you might want tc obtained a copy of the study, whicl is based upon work your way across on the ocean liner of your a statistical analysis. Using computers, an in- thoic, or ask the country where you're going it vestigator compared the pay and promotion of it has one of Its planes going your way. This men and women. with similar backgrounds. The would save gas, let you meet people and you conclusion was that "whopping discrimination" would not have to worry about those armor-) is still going on. Plated limousInes 0 North Pole Venture Slated PARIS APi Jacques Cousteau says he and his underwater exploration team will penetrate 2,275 feet below the ice of the North Pole in 1978. Cousteau said Thursday that the venture would be part of a larger exploration of the LOmonosov Ridge that stretches roughly from the tip of Greenland to Russia's New Siberian Is lands. - , The report never got out of the FAA's perUndoubtedly, it is true that some of the "g soruI office. An of ficial, denying it was sup- old boYs"YoU might meet while walking or hitch pressed, explained that It couldn't be released' hiking could well be ano ther Lee H41vey Oswalc "until my supervisory people had a chance to see or a 'Squeaky"omm Fe But any such risk . Ins It. It may have been a matter of miscom. 'kmoesacy, Is more than Outweighed by the gas municatlon." you Will Save and the people you will meet, . Mid-Florida Singles Dance, Rainbow Ranch, 9 p.m. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 All Judged Horse Show sponsored by Dusty Boots Riding Assn., 10 a.m., Wilco Sales Arena 4 miles west of I4 on SR 46. Spectators free. - Bazaar, Community United Methodist Church fellowship hall, Deflary, 9a.m. to 4p.m. Lunch 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Baked goods, needlework and arts and crafts. Sanford Women's Republican Club, 11 a.m., Heritage time to be in Macon for a Mon. Inn, Park Avenue. County Commissioner William KirAccor di ng to an affidavit, from two developers for his day arraignment chhoff speaking on Sanford history. Luncheon at noon. on the federal Peru was the final intend ed votes on zoning issues. victed two years ago of taking a charge. I"ogle reserved a dcci. Call Kai Noel for reservations. de st ination of the ear thmover.. After his conviction he coopbribe as a Pinellas County Soii until today. Alcoholics Anonymous Sanford Women's Group, 2 crated with authorities In a Commissioner, has be en jailed Brumnfield and three other p.m., 1201 W. First St. be pro that l without bond following his ated to the arrests u men were indicted C::!harrv Alcoholics Anonymous, closed, 8 p.m., Fu'gle sud he wanted to inby a grand two other commissioners and rest on a charge of probation vetigate reports jury in Macon last Friday on Ascension Lutheran Churcn. th several local officials. violation, at Brwn- the same harge. Brumfield Part of the bargain was that Mid-Florida Singles dance, 6-0 ..m , VFW Post field made a trip to Georgia and two of them, Ance M. SutBrumfield t ur ned hi Edgewater Drive, Orlando. after Estel Blevins, a former ton and Paul I.. Morgan, surren- Brwnfield wouldn't have to spendseven any time jail. lie re-at the county judicial building mself in stockbroker from nearby (lere'd to mnarshals Wednesday ceived yearsinprobation MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Clearwater, was arrested in the in Tampa. Brumfield was r Idyllwilde All Scbnol Skating Party, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Thursday and during pleadeda innocent Maine federal case. lie said leased under $25000 e- and was ordered to pay a $l, to the charge brief Melodee Skating Rink. bo nd on fine each year of his pro ba tion. hearing be fore Circuit Judge llrwnuielil had permission from that charge. his pro ba tion officer to make a If the pro ba tion is revoked, he Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p.m., home of Eva Hunt, Harry Fogle. liruriificlml was convicted two (nI) to Georgia, but he was con- years 2010 Maple Ave. Program on small appliances. could be sentenced to up to 10 ago i accepting $10,000 The arrest warrant, signed by cerned a bo ut the timing. ears in state pri so n. Lyman 111gb School Rand Boosters Skate Night, Skate Fogle, grew out of Brumfield's City, I.ongwootl, 7-10 p.m. Proceeds to uniform fund. arrest Wednesday in Tampa on Illevins, who is related to TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 a federal co ns piracy charge lirwiifield by marriage, pleadoeBJV ('.iitcr at Election of 1 ) Iii of. 730 Youth Programs Inc., volunteers in-service meeting, involving the alleged theft of a ed guilty earlier this month to a ficers and an analysis of Noiiiijiati11 and election of 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, First Street, San$200,000 earttunover from the (.hIrge of conspir in g to trans- election results will be the order ford. Speaker Gordon Boone of the Human Awareness officers will conclude the club (;crgia Power o. in Macon, po rt the stolen piece of heavy l)U.SU1t'sS at the Monday Center, Casselberry. activities for the current year. equipment across st ate lines to Because of the holidays, there l)efeftse attorney Allen Al- a site being prepared for a flea FRIDAY, NOVEMBER .96 meeting of the Ddflary will be lit) meeting in 1etss asked the court to allow market in Largo, another nearGospel Sing sponsored by Sanford Fire Department, 8 1)ecennRepublican Club. The group her . The B rum f i eld to leave the jail in by city. next meeting will be pin, until midnight, Civic Center. Tickets available from will mtct in the Community Jan. 24. fire stations. DeBary GOP Analysis -- — -' ..I & . __ oj~ A— A 11 ____ T? I Ic . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 Senior Citizens Dance, ('ivy Center. EACT 'Break' 'Hams'Forming t ., Altunonte Springs SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4 Greater Sanford Christmas Parade, 9 ann,, First Street. ___ I I. ) Act Bazaar sponsored by United Presbyterian Women, Lake Mar)' Presbyterian Church, Wilbur Avenue, 9 am. to 5 p.m. Quilt auction 5 p.m. : Lake Mary Rotary Club Flea Market, 10 am. to p.m., Lake Mary Boulevard and Fourth Street. Benefit4 zoo, community building and club charities T,!-~.!0i I , D1. ~ r(S i.I I c;: (ii: AND ONLY 20 MILES LEFT 1% . i ffli' , ~, f t. , ~@ I- ~ . ..o .--1.-'. . :, l i kk-.I, " I l 1. ,7' ,I - - -I,-. .. . * - I I " _ I- - ~m . , ., I .~_ I 1'. v , ~..o,r,* .. i, ,,, .11I.-, - , - 4 I I ., . - _ .~!" . With only one day left before the real thing, volunteers for th e March of L)ime.s \% al kathem Pledgt''. alk Practice their foot ork under the sc atchful eye of Dan Pelham (lefU, principal of Sanford Middle School. Wa I Iiiilig UI) are i from Florida l'Al.I,AIiASSEE Ha AI'u The Suprt'niit' (.'ourt has ruksi that a I' decriminalizing traffic penalties is contitutuonal, IX'put) Att' (;. James Wliisenancj saul the 6-1 decision hj nideul down Th ursula', inhicates that the court will' overturn 14.-oil County Judge Hal \luflamiimna 's r ul ing in another ca.& that the law '.1 itutional. 'Iliursujay 's ruling involved a tialleiige b Stanley Arnold I .ivitz of Miaiiii of Ihit' optional licaruig Jirocetlures in the trafto law I A.'VitL, ee ho was charged with ,, l)-,111119, contended the !;s violated his right.., hs suhj'i tuig him to penalties of up to $500 in fines if lie chose to have a hearing rather than to plead guilty and pa a $25 (iii'. 1k chiust' a hearing, was found guilty and hued $25 plus $7 in costs I .evitz contended the ht'.uru:g procedure provided for greater penalties if he e'c'rc'isiiI his right to confront w iLrues,'s against tutu. Dade (cutouts judge uhis,sgret'd. holding that the law tas constitutional 11w , SUI)rt'iilt' Court .igrt'tui that judge 'flu' ruling, ritt,'nu us Justii'c II.K I therts. '.uid the lou u1oe iii k1ru'. JIr;'ll.itit 'i 1)lS(hI.Rt.Ls ADMISSIONS San ford F:lniier W. Avenel Bill) Chambers Sr. I'hecitx' M. Duvall Melvin M. Harris Glenyce Mann Lide M. Markey Tenya E. Michalowski Maye L. Shenk Sarah Morgan, Longwood Robert E. [iranning, Orlando Maxine Bowman, Oviedo Ralph I. Gerhart, Oviedo j THE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 Annual Christmas Bazaar sponsored by Sanford Garden Club, 9 &1n. to 5 p.m., Garden Club ('enter. S unl a rid. SATI.il[My, DECEMBER 4 Annual Christmas Bazaar, 10 am to 4 p iii., Sanford Garden Club (*enter, Sunl;erud wF:I)NEst)..v, NOVEMBER -N Community Thanksghing Sers'ice sponsored by the Sanford Mini.stcrial Association 7.30 pin Sanford Civic i enter. , - Gy full and fair hearing but rather avails hun of an alk'rmitiv,. more expedient iuu,.'thod of con pi iui with tt,t' C.nw b) nnucrel paying a prt'vick st;etutr:. d&'tt'rniiinit'd (ha laiiiimi rul.i lug iti,et hit' traffic lae , iuil,utc', I.'flnetitutiuru,uC . rights b requ! ing judg,.'s ti fIt';(r I (Ulu (ii .0 'lit ti-alit - tIe re'qwri 1 uunt ;tI liar U) \l iffo'..' tu' Prcst'eute I taffy .:a.' ': The stat,' sta, cut thu , ' HOSPITAL NOTES NOVI:Mw-:I( IS, 1976 I r iu.s lut' pro eMs rights to . left) Kelvin Brown, I Ieuir I lardv , I)ebbjt' Bacon, Steve' ('acact'. and Kelly Ilowa rd Starting point for Saturday s planned li-rnile walk is the Greater Sanford Chamber of ('omii nuiei- ce building. Ti In e : bet w ecn 7 and ¶1 a. in. Traffic LOWS Lonstifuflonal: Court TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7 Casselberry Woman's Club, 12:30 p.m 'rverc,I dish luncheon for members, husbands and guests. Free blood pressure clinic, 2-4 p.m., Adventist (.'hurch, 7th and Elm. Sanford. - . WEATHER 1 hur'oLi o Seminole County 1IEAt'1 .•uiu.iteur radio operators, Team 2658 is holding a giant itherwise known as 'hI;itn.s,' are 'Coifcc Break' at J.C. Penney's, in the process of forming an Sanford Plaza, on Saturday amateur radio club in the from 6-I1 pin. The public is Sanford area and an invited. organizational meeting is Proceeds will benefit the planned for Nov. 22, at the eminole County Sheriff's Greater Sanford Chamber of Coimuiicrce at 7:30 p.m. Jack Youth Deputies program. Itathmt'll, prune mover of an The adult grand prize, with amateur radio club, said the tickets available at $1 apiece or purpose of the club will be to six for 0, will be the winner's provide education in amateur choice of a police scanner or a radio in conjunction with 1150 shopping spree. Seminole cuiiuiiunitv College. 2 p.m SISTER. Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. Gene Hackman Hospitalized . Co., Washington, D.C.,conceded "this behavior may . reflect elements of conscious Iloliday bazaar and bake sale, 10 a.m. until ?, sponuretl by the Dorcas Circle of the Upsala Presbyterian Church, on the church wounds corner of Upsala and Country Club roads. ST. PETERSBURG, (At)) — George Brumfield, COfl- lascivjou.s PEOPLE H ig - 31 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 Christmas bazaar sponsored by Tuscawilla Woman's Club, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Redeemer Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road, Winter Springs. Bake sale sponsored by Cas.selberry Woman's Club. 10 ann., in front of Publix, Seminole Plaza. — — economy prosper or protecting the public interest, may ca use economic stagnation. Longwood Alcoholics Anonymous, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hill.c Moravian Church, SF 434. YAC'i Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Holiday Bazaar and Bake Sale, sponsored by Dorcus Circle, Upsala Presbyterian Church, 10 am. until ?, on church grounds, corner of Upsala and Country Club roads. Former Commissioner Is Jailed Sans Bond In Pinellas County - France Tightens Porno Laws _____ RIsIc I S GAI3ORONE, Botswana (AP) Bombs ripped the headquarters of a black Rhodesian political group in Francistown today, killing a child and injuring four other people, authorities said. The bombs, concealed in suitcases, exploded at offices of the Joshua Nkomo wing of the Rhodesian African National Council, officials said. MADRID, - IenciIn In Rhodesia Bombing It was fun for the big pe ople too. Th ey started sliding on it. More and inure. One day, three high school football players rode on it at the same time and pulled one of the po les out of the gro un d. That was dangerous. Workers cemented the poles in and o pe ned the slide again. But big pe ople kept us ing the slide meant for little people. Finally, one day, a big person fell off the slide and was hurt. Big people aren't always as agile and tough as little people, y see. Then another big person Fell and broke an arm. Maitlanti's insurance company which often pays the bills when people get h ur t on Maitland things looked at the slide and Spain To Hold Free Elections __ ,1.'CAQtR — A team of government and police officials flew to Francistown, 250 miles northeast of this capital and 25 miles west of the Rhodesian border, to investigate, a government spokesman said. __ LVII 1111 MAITLANI) This is a story about a toy that was too much fun. It was so much fun that the big people ruined it for the little people. They sure did. It was a simple thing, design ed for children to ride and enjoy, to make them laugh and jump up and down, and run back to stand in line and ride it again. It existed for a while in a park in the Central Florida community of Maitland. Th e park is called Minnehaha. Funny name for a park. — — _______ _______ Annn,,,,..... One Killed, Four Injured 0 Friday, Nov. 15, 1575—.5A FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest TanglewoodMhh.. ..t..,j ,uu3,uu5u,opmI Richard's Church. iI . "After all your adversity," he said, turning to Rev. Jones and SEEDCO President Horace Orr, "you're doing a job. You're trying to do better, taking some steps. The free speech guarantees of the First Amendment have been reaffirmed in Federal "The only way to move into the third century in Judge Warren J. Ferguson's ruling against the peace," concluded Walker, "Is to do It together. "Community action Is the way." controversial "family hour" on television. We applaud his decision, but at the same time we hope it does not spell the end of the policy which l, . t_ — UUN UAKLY has tried to keep shows exploiting sex and violence JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. off the television screen between 7 and 9p.m. I That may sound paradoxical, but this imToo Much portant case did not turn on whether the family Don' t Blow, viewing policy is good or not. It dealt with the relationship between the Federal Communications Government Commission and the broadcasting industry. _____ Chance This has become, and remains, a difficult area for application of the First Amendment reconIeguIation ciling the long-accepted need for federal regulation Jimmy ' ~:~l of broadcasting with the Bill of Rights guarantee _______ "Th e b us iness of America is business," said that Congress shall make no law abridging WASHINGTON As this town prepares for To Calvin Coolidge ba ck in 1925. Today, many would th freedom of speech or of the press. e inauguration of a new chief executive, the de______________ revise that to say, "The business of America is miperializers of the presidency are working Judge Ferguson found that the FCC had byL. complying with government regulations." their pointed little heads to the bone trying to administrative procedures established by III' I There is no question but that the chore of think of ways to limit the power of the nation's law when it pressured the television industry into C meeting the requirements of and filing reports highest office. adopting the family viewing policy. Evidence was 1-4 with the federal government's lengthening list of New York Times columnist Tom Wicker — submitted that broadcasters were led to believe 5-11 regulatory agencies has become a major traumatized because Jimmy Carter said "this is 0 they might lose their licenses if they did not the one I've been looking for" when he took his business of American businesses, large and small, first ride on an official presidential jet comply. This kind of behind-the-scenes activity has The first federal regulatory body was the leaped to his typewriter and hammered out some : should not substitute for the formal procedures Interstate Commerce Commission, established suggestions for the incoming president-elect ! which provide for public hearings on regulatory by Congress in 1887 to regulate the railroads. These include the following: policies. Later the ICC took on the job of regulating motor (1) Walk to your inaugural, as Jefferson did It would hardly be more satisfying if the FCC carriers as well. Wicker says it's not far from the White House to did follow legal procedures in an effort to impose As the nation's modern industrial economy the Capitol and besides it would save gas and the family viewing policy. It has already extended developed in the 20th century, other agencies "you'd find lots of good old boys along the way to were created. Chief among these were the chat with;" its authority into programming with its fairness 11 Federal Trade Commission (1914), Federal 2) Fly commercial instead of using an Air doctrine, which can inhibit discussion of conPower Commission (1930), Federal CornForce presidential jet. Again, people would be troversial issues on radio and television and _____ munications Commission (1934), Securities met and fuel saved; E creates recurring problems at election time. Exchange Commission (1934) and the Civil 13) If Air Force One must be used, rename it The "family hour" probably has been Aeronautics Board (1940). "The Peanut." This would symbolize the welcomed by parents who are worried about ex______ rejection of our "No. 1" syndrome; In one recent year, 1974, 25,000 federal posure to their children to lurid depiction of regulations were issued, and every year more (4) Tell the Secret Service to stop flying those _______ than 5,000 federal reporting forms are violence and sexually suggestive situations and armor-plated limousines around the country. If distributed. Completing these forms (not you need a car when out of town, most local auto dialogue, both in movie theaters and on television. counting tax reports) requires some 130 million dealers would be glad to loan you a demonThe movie rating system has been of some work-hours annually and enforcing all the strator, or you can go the Hertz or Avis rental value in protecting children from unsuitable engovernment's regulations occupies some 74,000 car route; tertainment, and it is regrettable that a similar JOHN CUNNIFF federal employees. (5) Give strict orders that for you, "Hall to problem should now be represented by television Fortunately, there is also no question but that , the Chief' should be played, per day, "no more sets in American homes. The rating system, for all many regulations have resulted in immense than half' as many times as Nixon had It played benefits for the public. its imperfections, is an effort by the movie industry for him; g h 6) Ask The New York Times to take the to meet a public problem by policing itself. Unfortunately, however, the proliferation of agencies and regulations, many of which seem to capital 'P" out of "president" in Its stylebook'! Television producers who took the family NEW YORK (AP) The nation's mortgage di scrimination, but said "t the work at cross-purposes to each other, has he objectli. I which would then make it conform to everyone viewing policy into court had a good case on conr lenders have supported their defense against fostered an adversary attitude between business evidence also suggests that the risk of lending in else, anyway). ft redlining charges with a study directed by grounds. It is another matter whether such areas Is also exceptionally high." and government and various overdue dialogue Andrew F. Brimmer, a former Federal Now, these are all good, well-meaning, right. ca they could argue as well against the principle of Reserve between these three vital sectors of our society, Board suggestions for checking Under these circumstances, and in the e th powera of face of headed member. following some guidelines of taste and morality in American Management Association (AMA), a rising public demand for more lending in -urban the presidency. But they fall egregiously short of Briznmer, who now runs a consulting Firm, programs aired before the bedtime of small non-profit educational organization that conareas, "a program of coinsurance could make a the required mark. Let's face it, the things being -4 children. ducts worldwide management tiaining submitted a pr eliminary report th is week enmeaningful contribution," said Brimmer, the proposed by Tom Wicker are, in the Final programs for more than 100,000 public and doming the concept of coinsurance, wider which analysis, mere tinkering. What he is prescribing first black member of the Fed. Although Judge Ferguson has given the FCC a the federal government would assume most of private executives annually, is sponsoring a the dressing down for the way it tried to impose such risk on certain The U.S. League of Savings Associations, are band-aid solutions for a disease that inner city loans. forum designed to bring together leaders from guidelines, the need for them still exists. If which commissioned Brimmer's study, was the demands radical amputation. the ranks of all three sectors, as well as labor. So, here's what you should do, Mr. Carter, if It is In these sometimes marginal major contributor to a bill now being considered broadcasters are sensitive to their responsibility to "Unless we do something now to create an neighborhoods, often the home of minorities, that would have the federal you are serious, as you say you are, about in the house r the public, they will not abandon the principle of that mortgage lenders have avoided making understanding among the major sectors government assume 80 per cent of the risk on making the presidency "more democratic with a the "family hour" just because a judge has told volved," says AMA president James L. Hayes, commitments, arguing that to do so would be to commitments by housing lenders in marginal little 'd'." .. them they can. we my become hopelessly enmeshed in a take unbusinesslike risks, Such areas are said to (l) Neither walk nor ride anywhere for your areas. inauguration. In fact, scrub the entire affai r . maze of misunderstandings, conflicting policies be redlined. They are still subject to the judgment of Lenders hhave resisted making ' loans In these Instead, have Supreme Court Chief Justice viewers. and decisions which, instead of helping the Brimmer, who heads the firm of Brunmer & . - f U This To Was So Much F n CALENDAR _j e o. 10 It Had Be 10 r ii D 0 -- Sanford Annie M Buteui Elizabeth S1.uruoii Ralph semi Frances M Siuuupsu.n Eddi e Williams Sylvia M. Colwell, DeBary James L Merritt, Ikltona Angelin K. Taylor, Delton.a Gary K. Fields Jr., Orange City Mrs. Luis (Mary) Racz & hahv yin fleltona ' high 77. $3 I'artls el,uuuJ', through Saturduis, seIih highs rn-ar 511 I .i't tonight upper Os to Iu 6'Js. Variable Iodi. 10 mph. or less- Itain prub.ubilit', 20 per cent tonight anal $0 per cent haturdiiv TOM()ItRo%4'S TIl)E, I)tuna [teach: high 6:07 a.m., 6:39 p.m., low 12:26 a.m., 12:16 p.m. Port Caaa%eral: high 6:04 LIIL, 6:15 p.m., low 12:14 p.m. Bayport: high l:1 p.m., lose 6:16 a.m.. 6:36 u.m. WV I . , , "DON'T JUST EAT our, DINE OUT AT THE QUALITY INN" - '' W QUALITY INN F NORTH -4 & 434 Longwood 305-862-4000 Ta, a- �They tee the pigskin up the last time old "My fingers are crossed. it would be nice to -be l&- 0. it's the kind of thing you dream about," said Seniinolii coach Jerry Posey, conceding the last one would be no pushover. "It's easy to be looking ahead to Winter Park. But we have to concentrate on this one, After all, we .iren't playing Winter Park this . tonight at Lake Brantley High as the last r. .. game of the regular prep season is staged between Brantley's upset-minded Patriots One and Seminole's undefeated-concious Seminoles. Last Hurrah: By any other name, this game would be called psychological war. Pats, Seminoles 0 SPORTS week." It's a pairing which finds 9-0 Seminole Branley coach Jim Raley is interested in cutting off the long runs Tim Raines has been turning into touchdowns for Seminole "You have to do more than that to beat Seminole," he says, "but I'll take that for openers. Seminole has a fine, well-balanced club. I just hope we can stay on the field with them." trying to close out a perfect season and take strong mementum into next weekend's state playoffs. On the other end of the spectrum is Brantley. carrying 3-6 record and long recognized as one of old man upset's close friends. , WESTERN CONFERENCE 7 0 300 III Midwett Division tIY GI I 9 0 100 91193 Denver 10 I 909 Central Division Detroit 9 7 563 31 1 Mrvs e I 1 850 223 130 xan City 7 I 467 S Chcgo S 5 0 500 179 157 , 5 9 4 6 Di rt 1 6 0 400191 152 chicago p 2 • 700 1 100 165 726 fr, iIwkee I I) 185 9' Western Division Pacilic Division LA 6 3 1 650 716 156 PortlenO 1 4 636 S Fran 6 1 0 600713131 Seattle 5 7 333 1 NOrin 3 7 0 300115232 Idn St 6 6 500 1, Aitnil 3 1 0 100 121 l LOS Ang 5 1 All 2' i,. 1 4 0 200 Ii) 74) Pro Hockey National Hockey League By hAL BOCK Los Angeles 27, San Francisco CAMPBELL CONFERENCE flat's about all. NEW YORK i APi Patrick Division Cu fig14 Seattle 17, New Orleans Ii W L I Pta OF GA ure those nice 01(1 men who play Isn't it bo the talentWith two victories so far, the nv si 13 2 3 29 69 34 football for the Washington ed Rams put things together? Seahawk.s need one more to 9 7 3 2) 61 Redskins. Atlrita 87 There's no better time then this 21 65 65 equal the record For wins by an PlY Pang 7)0 7 16 72 76 op flack in October, they werc game against the 49ems with the expansion team in its first year. Smythe Division beaten on a flea-flicker play by NEC West lead on the line, 9 9 2 20 10 10 The Saints are perfect can- Chcgo previously winless K an sas City 9 19 61 77 Oakland 38, Philadelphia 7 didates to provide it. nn 311 3 II si and everybody was saying they It's wnapuptimeigain for the Cleveland 31, Tampa Bay II Vncvr 5)4 i were done in the National ('on- Raiders who should clinch their 1 2 10 46 65 Everybody talks about New ference East. fifth straight AFC West WALES CONFERENCE England and Pittsburgh battiNorris Division But the Redskins picked Eagles will go with old pro ing forthe AFC wild card berth. Mont II 4 3 31 102 13 themselves up off the deck and Roman Gabriel at quarterback Don't forget the 6-4 Browns, LA 8 1 7 73 70 61 climbed right back in con- after Mike liorvia threw four 6 7 5 17 55 6.4 who have a shot of their own. Pitt DIrt 10 1 17 19 tention with a muddy Monday interceptions and was sacked Chicago 20, Detroit 7 Wash 511 7 I? 51 7) night victory over St. Louis. tunes by Cleveland last The Bears are the best 5.5 Adams Division Then three weeks [loIn ry- week, II 3 I 79 76 SS team you'll ever see. Consider In S 2 27 57 II one was writing them off again MInnesota 21, Green Bay 6 that two of their losses to Mm- fluff Trnt 7 7 1 (9 6) 60 when they lost to Dallas. With a chance to wrap U an nesota and Oakland were 6 7 6 It 36 36 by a C)ewt' eighth NEC Central title in nine single point. The lions won't Thursday's Results So the Redskins, , prornpBoston 3. Washington 2 years, the Vi ki ngs won't let the get that close. tly stepped right ba ck in the Packers 7* V IsIander 3. L A. I stand in their way. playoff New England 21, NY Jets 17 Today' s Games picture by ambushing Green Ray will be without in. Cleveland at Droit 1'lie Patriots are hurting and San Francisco. Bo s ton at Washington jureil Lynn Dickey so backup the Jets are getting better. But Then last week, Ch'cago at Atlanta they stain- Carlos Brown will do the quar- the twain won't mlleet this week. Minnesota at Montreal bled again, losing to the pre- tenixicking. N V Islanders .t Vancouver Denver 16, NY sioosly winless New York Ci13 Saturday's Games Cinc i nnati 30, Kansas City 10 The Giants were walking 011 11111 ants and again they were writColorado at Pittsburgh fli) should be a laugher for ten off. air last week after winning Mnneot,s at Toronto the Remigals, who need one after their first game. But the air's a 14 V Rangers ,SI St LouiS Buffalo at Los Angeles So the Pro and the shaky limbPicker and steps out on last week's scare against lot thinner in Sunday's Games the Houston and the toughie against Broncos should bring then) Redskins returning to life once Atlanta at Philadelpeta Angeles the week before. Detroit at Boston back to earth. more, this time with an upset (ocago I Pittsburgo Dallas 24, Atlanta 10 San I)k'go 17, Buffalo 14 against St. Louis. Colorado at Wd5hingln The Cowboys Just can't seem Something's got to give. The Last week's 8-6 record left the Toronto at Montreal to get U for the NFl. havenots. ('hargers season log at 9+4 5-1 for .676. have dropped four The Falcons certainly qualify straight and tile World d Hockcy Associati o n The picks: e Hills have lost Eastern Division for that role. For them, Dallas six in a row. The guess here is w L i Pis OF GA Washington 19, St. I.ouis 17 '5illl't have to get up. Qi,'Oec that Buffalo will fall flat after I? 5 0 21 90 ti The grizzled Redskins know Pittkburgh 27, llouston 7 3 2 22 vu lw'ino !agh ;gaUI:,t i),,lla.', 7 7 7 )5 dv's,. -oLe giuw loss elimi155; Learns headed in opposite Mo1u121y' IlIiWt o 9 2 II 49 's nate-s them in the NEC East and directions. The Steebers have MIami 21, Baltimore 17 I II 3 Il 51 makes a wild card playoff berth v-- on five straight and haven't 315 1 II 76 13 The Dolphins are playing for (tim Western O,vis)on an awfully long shot.Under the given UI) a touchdown over that pride 1(11(1 tkmt's tough to beat in 12 6 o I circumstances, the y will do, not stretch, Houston has lost five in the Orange Bowl, even for the °cuoton 1 0 6 7 72 65 50 die. a row. They may score a Ti) but 0 8 I fl I tait'nte*l ('ilts - a ut time 0 Ir Zipko, Kruer I AsPe.... 9 . It' Lead I eight and Giles Tarver six Samm Williams and Vic Sure, it's great to have a high- Wilkerson each chipped in with scoring, hot-handed superstar live Neil Bryant was top scorer on the basketball court. But it's for Polk's Vikings with 13 points been proven time and again while Leslie Gantt was good for that a well-balanced scoring an even dozen. attack can usually out-do the Seminole jumped off to a fast team.that counts too heavily on 10-2 lead with Kruer holding the a one-man performance. Seminole Community College hot hand as he connected on L. L four field goals and a like pro ed LIl,it uieofl 0) i. corre ct at the Sanford campus gym- number of charity tosses. Zipko chipped in with four From the nasium Thursday night as - "i - ' - . - FY - - : Ken Atkins had nine, Bob Le wi. 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I I i~. . ! - M - - - - .\ - - One-on-one, Bob Zipko hits for tso -' Hats tilt ti Trinit for fin.' effort in the.- current hiiiith2lll st'asi,ii 'the Saints lillisheIl the' campaign with :i _ - .._ M. JI1 . • - — : -. -- - -- ' . - • !f '-'. • . r : ' . -C 11, _~ - - - , . . ' . . :, 2 , _12 - • . . L.- . .' - followers that the can come up with a numti.,r of combinations and a well-balanced scoring - ' • . - . .". - - -. , - POLK C C FO 6'5Ofl , - I a . .. " '' ,,/ ' . .,.'' . - , ' . r .. i A . .. -- I APi - 4 00 4 -, _________________ _ ". FG FT TP L ow s 0 5tef'oag 4 1 00 2 sweepstakes, are still playing the game. The Yankees signed Catfish Hunter, the first free agent in naxiern tunes on New Year's 0d.o.ams Kfuer `4 money APi neoLs 120. Rice has passed for Back home, where they haven't 386 yards a game and allowed lost in three years, the Florida Its foes 171 Gators are favored to shake the Coach homer Rice, in his disappointment of losing the first year at Rice, said the Owls Southeaste rn Conference foot- live by the pass out of necessity. all title and beat Rice at ''Unfortunately, we don't hornwmimn Siturul is have much (if a running gami "This team is too good to stay he said. "Our defense is subdown long," said Florida Coach par. They realty have problems Doug l)ickeyo d ing much of anything." The Florida offense, which like o'onents have also av(hed in tile second half against craged 315 yards a game nish. Georgia and failed to revive ing. That would indicate Flortagainst Kentucky, will have to (la's speed) running backs, come alive against a Rice team Willie Wilder and Tony Green, noted for high scoring , along with fullback., Robert Quarterback Tommy Kramer Morgan and lirry Brinson, will of Rice li-ads the nation in be able to regain the form they pa&suig. He has completed 213 showed before disaster hit the tosses for 2,580 yards past two weeks Florida, whose foes have Quarterback Jimmy Fisher been inoreadept atrushmg,has also can expect success in the averageil 150 yards a game air off Rice's past performpassing and allowed its oppo- anres - 2 24 2 1 3 5 S 4 4 14 ' 00 2 1' 1 Re-friold s I I3 I VPI A P 1w' .' ______ For ' Se ro rn i bl I l no . st I.csl e ('antt -............ drives pa f)avsu rrant Cage O u tlo o k : Great Or Average : starters are tir)(i, 5-8, arid Wayne Hugh Durham. Hut he is hedging hi.s bets Smalls. 6'2 a 1A) become the &nunolei' allpounder, is probably faster time ground gainer, Tops on the ThumRion was last year's than I-N)rsett but is not as strong l t "I don't think there's going to as the Pitt star, 1,791 yards between 19GO and leadirg scorer, averaging 14.4 -Somehow yOUV got to cut l-10 game. Smalls and team," Durham said Thursday. points ' re,al B rd the team leader, are re- out his big run, he said. It The Seminoles, assured "We're good, or re going toti aver- turning starters. Smith, a sub will take a good total effort out their best season in four years, last year, works hard but nee(is of our defense with some good have come frorli behind in the age. i s a ' of I0 imp impro Kris k - Pr nitty-gritty defensive out- Hodges Makes Mayfair Final - Jamboree Pre des SCC more for off a is raise fact prep team to - S ims For area team at state, paced OilS Giants. Seminole top five. ' two (or os • ' fact ors In St e I Curtai"n R e 'o o L t e B o r'i-i e d e s a By The Assoclat('(l Press It v-as .1 sear at v-tin hi I'ltt.sburgh was SUI)poSeSi to sit National F'i#ithall I_c-aguie tustory 49 The tttiIii with the Ililpe-Fietrable Steel Curtain de'ft'nsu last year and the year before', was going iii succeed where I Green Ihi> and Miami h ad failed The Ste'e'le'rs, it was e''opeutt'iI, would will a third 4 r;ught So,* per Bowl Now, they' may not even get into it 'The's 111115 null Surpass i that first bmw-die to 0'rt'atrle'ss They may not even make the '' playoffs, Not that the Stct'le'rs art' lii to be written off yet, iiiinii sou But time is growing shirt for thus once-inivinci Lie hand of the behemoths .Naturally . 1 ELEVENTH - I. Pate) Elorza I Cacho Sanchez mu II; 5 00 40 340. 2 Oguta Aguirre 15 10 7 1 160. 7 Lair) Via (4) 640 1 17 405203 Sale AItu (7) 300; 0 360. 3 Negu fleit,a (7 ) 710 Q (4 7) it II 1350, P II 3) 10) 20 41 60. 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Fitt.sburgh is 6-4, tied among .-'5F'(' runner-up candidates with , (leve'lailll and Denver But all three' trail New England, set'• iinit-bi.'st in the East at 7-2 ('utah Bum iiIllip_s, whose Oilers have' lost their last five' game.-, tei wreck what was such promising season, does not relish the idea (if playing ;Ig.IIILSt It team which has perIllltted only nine points (three field goals I in five gaines, threea i( ' UP IN .; , 4(0 Oviedo - a ii ,:an' this lw'ason "u'(iinlll i-nod, (Iringillg Warriors 131, Suns lii hick Barry scored 24 piont .'nd Phil South 23 in O;illik'll .I1[11111 2-I ' State's rump over PhoenIx. Barns scored 12 in the second quarter, is hen te'aninijte' (k'orge Johnson grahtx'ei nine rebounds, as the Warriors charge-el from a 38-35 deficit into a SERVICE STATION after 2) HOUR TOWING SERVICE Shopping Center I Foreign & American car repairs ma lor Bruitis J. 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Phillips said, not al11hot-nix was led bylast game- - because every ky Ric S0 made it 31 before Ate Bai!.'t for us,'' together jokingly' ganlc' game is the last k'rs with 19 points. brought the' ('II. witlull one says tkfeiisive- back J I ]Tom-'flu.' Oilers nearly pulled off a Pacers 104, I'L'.tun.s 99 Dallas Smmiitti had the Bruins' 'Jaw'ker last Sunday before the as. Billy- Knight led a balanced ilthlt'r goal, 1.arr ,ii ret lk'nals, tin Ken Anderson's 47' Indiana attack with Sunday's other NFl, gaines points fur Washington sand tOUCheIOStTi p215_s to Isaac helping the Pacers overcome a are Cincinnati at Kafl_s..S ..Ity. Cow boy'. 2. Riiadniwie'rs I Curtis with 42 seconds left, 39-potnt performance by the Cleveland at Tampa Ray I.yllni Pow is stole it is.., intl pulled out a 31-V triumph. Washington at St. Louis, Dallas Pistons' Bob lamer and end score-el with four seconds left UI The lk'ngals' biggest problem Detroit's seven-game v/inning iuvertunt', giving ('algars its at Atlanta, Oakland at l'hmla' this week will not be the Kansas streak. deiphia, Minnnesota vs. Green victory over Phoenix City Chiefs themselves- It will The game, tied 26 times, was Bay at Milwaukee. lAO_s Angeles Nortllques 9, Saints 5 be trying to avoid looking past decided when Indiana's Don at San Francisco, Sari Diego at Marc Tardif scored four goals the ('tefs to next Sunday's R us e hit two free throws and a and Paulin lhlrde'leau ,iddctl Buffalo, Chicago at Detroit, w TUNE Eat 'em Alive! - '.& 0)) S Diets' Nw, Casseiberry Fla GO TEAM C3 Al's New Orleans at Seattle, New showdown against Pittsburgh, fast-break layup, giving the three as Quebec snapped a which beat Cincinnati to start Pacers a three-point lead with three-gamnt.- losing streak by England at the New York Jets its five-game streak. 90 seconds remaining, and the New Vork Giants at beating Minnesota do .s I e 830-5339 Secure Those Points; Team. 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"i'iJILlli7 I .arrs Kemiuii 21, bId ping the itriiugtt at 128 nl)IlIIi es, 1. Nei Spurs hand the Kings their iimj', liii ii b-haiLer jn_st tos seventh los_s iii 0(1:1 f(l,iih sesiinil[ before the ciii it ft, K I gs i inter- -. Bowden said Cole3, a 170- a -- .' - ginia. Coles, according to ,1 against den, is "the closest I've seen" to den had a 2-0 recor Virginia Tech when h. was Tl I All &S1 V. mAP' plays kfui-o. Dorsett college footballs allcoaching at Florida State's first season in (Xhcr Forwards tune leading rusher. Flori da State t fe tures runthe Metro Seven Conference David Thompson, 6-8. arid The VPI star has gained 959 rung back Larry Key, a juniai ought to be a good one, says Jame-N Smith, "arid guards yards on 181 carries this season. ' six - year con- , - , four tar veteran TA LLAHASSEE APi final galni.' of the season for Virginia Tech running back both "Virginia Tech has been a ltt;e Coles does a pretty goo d iliOttui PitLsburgh All- thui ii Ili F'lotsda State's side America Tony Dorsett. says ever since I can remernber,' florida State Coach Bobby Bowden said. "1 really don't see Bowden. for abUtr sorne reason it has been eat I3owdcn ought to know; lie s&ntes. taught both theiracab ts- Iast ycar The Gobblers have a 10-9-I e over Florid.a State. [low. - TAMPA (AP As the 'Iii' 3-foiit'lO running back r,'r,tIiins pro football season begins to from Oklahoma, trying for the last week, bate in the game wind down the 0-10 Tampa Bay- 1,0()—yard plateau, lIIltLS him- the coach sent in both reserves, Buccaneers have the toughest self stuck at a total of 829 yards rookie Parnell Dickiri,son and part if their schedule yet to go. rushing with Miamin. Houston former Steelt'r Terry lianratty Tilt') face the Cliveland and Kansas City still ahe4su. Mi-Kay already has begun Ii Iifov-IL', Sunday a,s they finish ('Ievt-lan.l staved in the race turn his sights on'next year with, again_st four playoff contenders. for tilt- AnienicItI Football ('onthe addit ion this week of "At least we'll help decide the fe'rene-e wild card spot ssth a 24Anthony Davis, a running back play tiffs,' qwpsI coach John 3 victory over the Philadelphia he coached at the University ,if McKay, whose Rues are the Eagle's last week. Southern California, Davis only team the National The injury-crippled Rues, bought the remaining Football IA-ague still, winless. meanwhile, found tht'ise'lve years of his reporteil $1 (1111110(1, After the 6-4 Browns, Tampa w lii another played out for the five Year contract with the i';. Ilo'i-ts Oakland 19-Il, Pittsyear, bringing to 12 the number rontii Argonauts of the ('aria. burgh t t',- 1 and New England 'Ill Imljure'li reserve status. Cordian Football IA'ague to rejoin -ii to round out their first lierback Mike 'Washington was Ills old coach lit' said his talent in the N1"I. the emghth defensive player as a runUler was not being used After a -110w 1-4 start, the' smIle-lIned Ill 'anaihi Browns won five i,f their iest six lie suffered a knee injury and However, he'll be no help to games largely I))) the passing of 1.5 lost for 1976 along with top the flues this year An Nl"I. rule Brian Sipe, a three--ye-ar ilraft pick IA, Roy Seimnon and prevents him from nIaviri in veteran who tiwik over early in Ill, ebackt'rs ('alvin and Jim Pt-both leagues the same ;i.'ar the seas*i for irIJurtl quarter- tt'r7.4ln And if the Rue's stas last ill bOCk Mike Phipps. T.immipa is conning off a 3441 the list, they'll get the first draft Sipe bias 133 conipletiIlrIs of loss to the New York Jets, their pick. if the-re is a college draft 22(3 attempts for 1,552 sands and fourth shutout, ''We played as next year McKay says he plans 12 touchdowns lit' had seven poorly a.c we call,,* M 'Kay to add another Southern ('iii passes picked tiff. said of the- costly fwiibles and runner. Ricks' Bell, to the balkCleveland's top running llitt'rct'ptitins field with DavIs threat. Greg i'rwtt, is still NIt Kay (l1.il1s to start bothered by an ankle injury ag- quarterback St eve Spu rrier 1 gravatesi las t week, leasing his hi ha', 113 completions of 227 status for Sunda's game attempts, for 1.1132 yards, four n questionable. t, ti'h,I)lwn-i .1)11 eight up es tackling for us to contain closing minutes to defeat Southtf ve his shootinh• g The Sentinoles open on Nov. theiii." ern Mississippi and North 26 against Toledo in the IPTY Durham said he will USC Florida State, 4-6, entertains Texas State in their last two tournament at Clemson, S.C. Anderson, Honda State is missing four the first sub 6-8 freshman, as VPI, 6-4, Saturday night in the outings stitute in the front key players from its 21-6 team line Kautman 2 70 6) 62 I Il 56 S Il 0 12 16 o tlrmingham . we-ri- Thursdiy's Results cuebec 9, Mnosot,i S Calgary 7 POoffliC 1. 01 Today's Games i'Iinnipeg it New bogtnO in em to the right-handed Hunter Gullett signed a Totals 3 13 ,, 0 172 Wht-n Hunter's auction was trau worth in the neighborhood Polk 21 held, he was the only player of $2 mullion. S.munoI 44 eligible. The law of supply and Total tjis That's a little more than Gary emro demand esraL,t Is '.a Ut to a flail Br art, Matthews got fur moving south FQuIed ,jl Pol notes have rounded up prornis1)urham is relying on two to •\tiant.a to join the 11175 freetrig newcomers to fill the ga ps . other freshmen, Micky Dillard, igent, pitcher Andy Mm'sThe schedule, however, ap- 6-2, and six- f oot Tony Jacks)n n '-e'r,miaith. Matthews, a strur r 'Ji pears considerably tougher, n there were t wo. to fill in at guard. Senior guard took championship light low turTle 1.yrnan's Kathy tiringaidner offensive and They call it Center Greg Grady. 6-foot-9; That's the story in the gross honors with a 78 who Eugene Harris, who averaged ce cross country. will be running as an indi vidual fielder, will receive $1.75 u..Iguard larry Warren, 6-4; and 8.1 points last year, will be red. Flagship Bank golf tournament Vivian Conklin was by.' The state meet is held this after placing second in last lion over five years to play with Lyman and Seminole High sixth man Zach Perkins, 6-4;, slurted to give the freshmen after today at Mayfair Country master with a 65. Margaret weekend for high school week's district, the Braves. School basketball LeaULI help have graduated and forward playing time, Durham Club. Bolts had n-io.t putts. harnem-s in Fort Lauderdale at The team to beat AA!Ju kick (lit roundball season hlertAe Allen, 6-4;, flunked out. said. Annette Hodges was in the (,uth's 88 w as best In Class A That's not Plantation Country Club, arid a boys bad pay Fort Walton Beach Saturday night In a 1:14 Jam. Durham has moved harry wings awaiting the survivor while ,knn Moore had a 68 for number of Seminole county Cbxtawhatchee, claimed by considering the that Mat' boree at Seminole Community Davis, a 6-7 forward last year, from the tab Robertson-Ann low net and Helen Dennis and thews made $46,000 with San entries will be eying state some to be the best College as a prelude to the 5CC. into Grady's center position. Guth Friday morning mulch. Jane McKlbbiri tied For most championshi ps. run in Florida. Lyman is the top Francisco in 11175, asked Florida College game, which Davis averaged 12.3 points and The chainpionstup round will be putts. by $6a,000 in 1976 but was only o!Lake Brantley is a strong lodows at S. 6.2 rebounds a game last seastaged early next week, contender for the girls AAAA Bruce Caldwell, and has a good fered $60,000 by the plays Spruce Creek son, and his 63.8 per cent field Marion Andrews led Class B Hodges reached the finale Jean Sims edged F.ifle title after finishing second the stool at the hi the opening quarter with the goal shooting pe by with W e race Sauer. rcentage was Cowden for Class A honors at defeating Lorn.a Hossower u h years. The Patriots are last Lake Brantley's Rick Horta Matthews, 26, turned down a latter coming back against ad tlow net 69 and Joan Zion filth best in the country. Sabal Palm Thursday while Sue the semifinals. Other semis took led bs' Jeannie D'Arville arid was a regional champion and higher offer of more than $2 Lyman In the attend stanza. In 0 "lie's got ability to do so Reddilt most potts. defeated Clare results saw Robertson defeat freshman Janet Smith, who will be gunning fora high finish. million from the Montreal the third quarter Seminole many things," Durham said. Williams In B and Reta Ann Moore, Guth stop Marian Ellen Donley's 96 bed Class C have paged tines of 8:46 and In Class AAA competition, Expos. Higher income tales in faces Apopka while Lyman 'lie's big. strong, quick and Deschambeau took Rene Anderson and I1o.sower lop with Trudy Coujini shooti 9:09, respectively. at the rude kJedge is a rong contender ('anzuda and the cold weather t'ioses it out Against Apopka In he's ng a intelligent. He's a good Rybecki in C of criss cross Joan Ziriri. net 61 and Margaret Kinny v'ere ;ii tjt d,LS n. and one-half distan t' bos s an girL the fourth, shooter, he reunds and he' tournan:,:nt play. weekly pl,iv Robertson taking the riis p:tts Cross Country Meet Saturday P - ' 3 1 44 6 I 33 s Tarver '4ikpron 9 I '(motn -- 16 a SEMINOLE S tm',''y"ar package' worth $35 tA.-Callic Uw firsit teaji with million With 24 free agents matching free-agent pitchers, svailable this time, isn ' t adding left-handed Don Gullett beimigthron around as readily .Bucs N o t I n Playoffs, But Help Decide Them I -- - o• i The Eve, 1'T4, On Th ursda',, they New York Yankees and the Atlanta Braves, who took home the priz es in past free-agent 00 0 00 • 00 Total Gullett S gn ng Yankees Pitching-Rich NEW YORK ! " 6 12 O*ens (G WiII,m ! 22 S 23 I) Guarded bsR on F isbn ¶'. illit %' illi urns exhibits fingertip control i ________________ j r rC y (;A!NEsvluJ-: , ,_ a ,'i Return Home '. FT TP . : F 1 (,,,rOt I I - FSU ' Fi - •1iI4(aJJ UI •LO ': -' - n ll ! - . - 00 (8 3) 129 20 RESULTS ;•_'. 3-i r('('Iird, playing larger y1 Diego ' ___ si-luMils a)i(i still maintaining II t'li'mm-nt of respect From all. 'I he Saints to hasu' iosi'd o ut the season 'Oi)efl,e against Polk and proved to their The Raiders will need all the iise, talent and right cornbmnutions they can muster " .ii,Jin. the rugged ''d invaders from Honda College on . olk ucienuers mo e in ,. , could have been called sloppy ç I A - on offense and lacking in defensive ability However, Polk couldn't keep pace with the more talented Raiders who into Saturday's 7:30 p.m. aine with Florida College of Jacksonvi lle on the local tiii'dwOod with renewed conuidence. Tuesday night, the Raiders blew a 52-38 halftime lead in losing 93-104 to Manatee Junior College. They didn't blow the lead - THURSDAY NIGHT Prep a t'rai • Randy Itiwnolds, right, Joe Sterling scrap for ball as - - -. IX Saints Hold A 5-3 Season s . ~ -~_i"", - C 8 7 0 Denver sees ' _ P. and they all st.vred in an 87-61 namely Lewis, triumph over Polk ommunity in his horses Willie Williams and Vie College of Winter Haven. Wilkerson with 8:17 Sterling used just about every remaining in the first half and combination imaginable in the First win of the young season for Seminole sporting a 24-10 lead LeWIS qwckls hit for eight the Raiders, who are now points and Willie Williams for after a Tuesday loss to Manatee seven more to widen the gap .Junior College. between the Raiders and Polk was opening its season on the Seminole hardwood and Vikings and the teams left the court at halftime with Seminole the visitors were no match for the Raiders, who jumped off to sporting a comfortable 21 point lead. a 44.23 halftime advantage and Zipko and Kruer got the ..'aseui home by out-scoring the Raiders off to another fast start Polk quintet 43-38 in the second in the second half and when 0 minutes of action, the) left the floor in favor of Bob Zipko paced the Raiders Lewis, Williams and Co. wit', with 16 po ints with Karl Kruer 938 left to ph) in the bflC athn 1% and Willie Williams Seminole was on top 60-35 and another 11. Those v-ere the only won it going away. members of the Seminole team Neither team was parto tot in the double figures, but ticularty sharp anj at times 1 6 0 200 )?1 Central Division (nc, oily 11 FIRST - I Pleguu Via (Ii 1000 8 2 0 SIX) 297 170 410370, 2 ice Javi (5) 760160. 3 o 700 217 S 5 0 500 182 174 lair, fleitia (31 3 00; Q (13)32 00; P 1 7 0 300 110 7)3 o15j U540 down Sttr!ingutd floor and two from the free 2i AT ORLANDO SEMINOLE THURSDAY MATINEE RESULTS W L T Pct, PF PA BalI NE Giants . v Jai-Alai J I Pro Football six a 3 N#'QO4 f4 470 THIRD— I Lrr Elorza ii 40 9 .5 6) P :1 Si II 60 6 CO I 40 "i- Thld, (3 4 9 SIXTH - i o,,, Sanchez s) 2 80. 3 Oluila Mi guel (I) 3 SO; 0 (2 23006 20420. 7 Urza Perez (1) 7C0 3) 3500, P 1 3 21 9510. 320. 3 P4i'gu Aguirre (6)6 50. 0 (4 FOURTH - I Patci Arena (7) Si s 20. (5 41 11010 11406003W 2 Cacho Jvi (Ill 71) SEVENTH Arena 3 40. 3 Arecha EIor:a (1) 520; 0 (1 (1) 16 40 510 100; 2 Cecho Beitia 7) 3300; P (21) 71 70. DO (32) 15) 5 00 520. 3 Jose Yza (7) ISO. 0 13440 13 815480, P (3 81)1370, Bi g 0 (15 FIFTH - I AIav Ramon ill '?h all 3 ) and 15w,tt, all S) 17600 17 40 6 40 5 00 , 2 Se)aBengoa (5) EIGHTH - I Anton Ramon (1) 60650. 3 Sent) AItu (7)100, 0 (1 4 1)751)4 50, 7 Aleve Zarre (I) 770 5) 5360. P f4 5) '1530 21) SIXTH - I Aria Elorza (3) 7700 t pnirt Perez (2)6 700 () IS 21). P (II) 15710 580380.2 Larri Javi (1) 120 300. NINTH - I Arta (7) 1310 720 3 Pat. Aguirre (5) 780; 0 (II) 321). 2 Eddy (I) 460 360; 3 Zaire 2660. P 1311 765.0 (I) I 21) 0 (I 7) II A. P (2 1) 8550 SEVENTH - I Ec?ano Alberd TENTH - I San)) 131 1640640Ii 15601020560. 2 Cacho Via (S 440. 2 Larrea (7) 610 380. 3 5401 50, 3 Jose Deitla' (6) 300. 0 Ferm n (2) 3 10. 0 (3 7) 17 60. P (3 (IS) 3510. P (IS) SI SO. B 0 (1 3 7) 65 60, DO (2 3) 185 40 44th 151 26000 ELEVENTH - 1 Jose Perez (2) EIGHTH - I Bilbao Larrea (3) 14 90 ¶00 160. 2 Pate, Alto (4) 870 1 3 60 6 60 1 80. 2 Frmn Echave (5; 100 3 C,srho Zaire (7) 100, 0 (2 4) 4 20160.3 Sert?) Area (4) 6 20. 0 (5 MAO, P 2 1) 137 10 5) 11 50. PAS; 13950 TWELFTH - I Bilbao Ramon NINTH - I B)IbCQ ($) 19 60 6 00 51 31 50520110, 2 MaPcIo Larrea *41) 2 Sale (Ii 600 160. 3 AIC'.5 In 3 20 740. 3 Sale lame I?) 780 fl 5 70 Q (A 01 7170, P (I 4) M 60 01511 3780. P157100 30. BigO (2 TENTH - I Fermin (Ii 1360150 Al wt IS 71 810 70 320. 2 Area (7) 1203 70. 3 Remon Handle 5)09)15, A 1.570 5) 610 0 (23) 5410. P (12) as 50, H . crown. SCC No One-Man Gang, But Rolls By 87-61 Friday, Nov. it, 9Th-1A 101aJ1 SCOREBOARD to Friday, Nov. It. 1976 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Skins Picked To Return 41 NFL L ife B y Seer . FEDERAL WINTER PARK DIVISION t4int,r P1,6 Mail. '4'nIq Patti, Florid,. 3275$. Phone I 3051517 4108 0 JOwa, 11* near F To ai ,',.n(er Park Plarthqat, PLi. 'IanUo Lming*000 Village Shop .119 ((111Cr intCrScot.on of SR 43.4 'i'il ' £ I �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TV Friday, Nov. it, t16 HIGHLIGHTS F r Iuay pay the loan 4 THE SHARK Man Eater or Myth Meteorologist George Winterting narrates this docTienary tracing of the sharks evolution, unique arntonI features and attens to develop repellents 6 SPENCER S PILOTS Betnierdng an old time pilot who is flying with a serious ailment against doctor's orders, puts Cass in a precarious position ( Evening 4 4 600 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS EMERGENCY ONE 1 REBOP GM 24 AUCTION 630 12 NBC NEWS 2 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM NW' -. 9 ABC — 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6M I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 NAME THAT TUNE 24 AUCTION CONT 730 2 CELEBP ITV SWEEPSTAKES A tu & -'Jv,, - r, ,' r&, ,,. & i,.. '• '-Ju, v' IUi John Wayne. Maureen O'Hara 1952 American boxer returns to native Ireland, wins over tOnsfOtk, tames strong willed wvrnin 7 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 9 DONNY AND MARIE OS MONO SHOW 24 AUCTION CONT 830 12 CHICO AND THF 2 MAN Though fully recovered from an operation. Ed hires a nurse 4 MOVIE North by Northwest Cary Grant. Eva Marie San! 1959 Hitchcock thriller with Giant mistaken for a spy by a secret agent. 7 WALL STREET WEEK 24 AUCTION CONT 8 2 12 NBC NEWS UPflATE rr,s.fl rLr,.&, .' U%JIi 6 MUPPETS SHOW GM HOGANSHEROES 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MY THREE SONS 24 AUCTION CONT 800 12 SANFORD AND 2 SON Fred tXXIOVQS $6000 from a bank to help Lamont (Demond Wilson) financially. ____ , Him— ' Out to lh' unc SPECIAL pieces hOney dipped tried ma thvd potatoes ? and gravy, Cole ilAw and a Chicken, 1 Value ho? butter i?,n' bitcuut 19 1101 French Ave (Hi way 17 fill .,. IV DC 24 AUCTION CONT 1000 2 12 SERPICO Secp.'u reluctantly is partnered lady cop (Jesse Welles) to safeguard a star witness 7 MACNEtL-LEHRER REPORT 24 AUCTION CONT 1030 GM NEWS 1 FLORIDA REPORT 600 FARM AND HOME 6 GROWERS ALMANAC 625 9 DAILY WORD 6 30 6 SIIk4Mcn ccir-crcc 6M ORNAMENTAL HORTI CULTURE 9 HOT DOG 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 FRIENDS Detroit, Mich 12 LIVING WORDS 700 2 A BETTER WAY 4 ARTHUR AND CO 6 THE HUDSON BRO THERS A AZ Z L E DAZZLE COMEDY SHOW 7 SESAME STREET (R) 9 GILLIGAN S ISLAND 12 MUGGSY 730 2 TREEHOUSE CLUB 6 THE FLINTSTONES 6$ DUSTY S 1 9 JASBERJAW 12 HOT FUDGE 800 2 12 r,000y PECKER SHOW 4 6 SYLVESTER AND TWEETY 6$ FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE 7 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (R ) 9 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 24 VILLA ALEGRE 830 2. I? THE PINK PANTHER -I 6 THE CLUE CLUB 6101 MOVIE Hold That CaCSI Riuf A' i;it Lu teio iiii 7 ZC.! 24 M I S T L U U 0 GE U S 4ElCH5OflX 900 6 BUGS BUNN'i 1OAO RUNNER 7 GUPPIEST0 6$ THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1240 9 MOVIE 'A Hole in the Head Frank Sinatra, E'tw' C Robinson 1959 Good lime Charlie comes to the end of his financial rope and has to to. evaluate his place in life too 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 6 MOVIE Chuk-i Rod Ta ylor. Ernest Borgnino 1967 Western 6$ GET DOWN ANNUAL I SPAGHETTI-BINGO I i i p m 1p m I I CENTER CAN I I . SERVING I SANFORD CIVIC ALL YOU EAT DONATIONIJ PER PERSON TICKETSFROM ANY LION OR AT THE DOOR Sanford L 00 Morning hO') 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6f WILD, WILD WEST MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 24 AUCTION CONT 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 MOVIE Halls of Maniojm" Richard Widrnarlc, Jack Palarice 1951 Story of the Marine corps 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HAATMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 SWAT (R) 1200 6 NIGHTLINE Win Mine SAT.. NOV. .... Saturday with, i 3 GROUPERS 9 KIDS WORLD 24 SESAME STREET 9 30 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 9 SCOOBY 000DYNOMUTT HOUR 1000 2 MCDUFF, THE TALKING DOG 4 MAGIC GANG 6 TARZAN GM ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 7 CRQCKE'TTS VICTORY GARDEN 12 KIDS WORLD 24 ONCE UPONACLASSIC 1t-e Prince and the Pauper 1Q30 2 12 MONSTER SQUAD 4 6 SHAZAM GM GOMER PYLE 7 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON (R) 9 KROFFTS SUPER SHOW 24 ZOOM ALL PROFITS 6010 THE L1ONS"SiOHl" PROGRAM Afternoon 1200 THE KIDS FROM 2 12 C APEP 4 6 FAT ALBERT 6M WRESTLING 7 THE THIN EDGE gressIon" 9 JUNIOR ALMOST ANYTHING GOES 24 NOVA (fl) 12 3') 2 MLWC.SY 4 WAY OUT GAMES 6 SOUNDING BOARD 9 NCAA FOOTBALL DOUBLEHEADER Michigan at Ohio State. Second game, approximately 4 pm 12 0 A P NE R TED ARMSTRONG 00 2 4 SOUL TRAIN 6 FAMOUS CLASSIC TALES ' Davy Crockett On The Mississippil" 6$ MOVIE Gargoyles "CornetWilde, Jennifer Salt 1972 nttvopoiigst laces legendary gargoyles, busy hatching 500 year old eggs in the Carlsbad Caverns 7 I F STONES WEEKLY ()ocumenary on the Washingion colislinsI 12 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 24 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT 200 2 TARZAN 4 MOVIE Gentlemen Prolen Blondes Marilyn Monroe, Charles Coburn 1953 Based on a Broadway nbsical about Mv Show girls on the prowl erwoute to Paris 6 ARASSPORTSWORLD 7 RELIGION IS RELEVANT I? MOVIE The Horror of Dracula Peter Cushing. vistophc Leo British 1958 Tab of how the fiendish count r.5i5 form the dead to seek his , 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP (R) 230 6 MOVIE The Good arid me aaii Guys Robert Mitchi,tn, 1969 1 CONSULTATION ' - JIJ) qxr~ lo 10( ., - comeback 7 MASTERPIECE THEA. TER )R) COME TOTHE AMERICAN LEGION I 'L' • 1r Ii ••• 'I, .:\ I o FUN FAI _____ • ______ CONT USCaIUCLA 24 EVERYBODY'S BliSi NESS 430 6 C SPORTS S TACUA Feat i ij. ''verage of the $100,C(t) Nunswsclx World Open Bowlmg Tournament. Glendale 2 SO NOV * 1728 cT th ru AMERICAN LEGION N U _____ FAIRGROUNDS 61111 MISSIION IMPOSSIBLE e Belle city Amusements L h! on the midway '' k6 aips4iri iui uur'uuu iw.uu,, ami f ly . (\_ - Lr — •o — - it. oo SAT, & s of 1114 1 O w e,SI e ck Ticket Num bers For f Ch 'ckci ar oico TCQu.iuAiONs AI4!IIP [J RIDES SHOWS GAMES PRIZES CONTESTS Win The Big Prize Of Th e Fair I ___ 6 By AItl(AII,VAN nt.:RE:N SHOW TIME 7:30 user, She was very understanding, "SCORCH Y" at9: 15 THE EVENING ISN'T OVER YET! A CONNIE , - - STEVENS Is 0 i. DEAR AIIIIY The letter from T(.X.,t M U('I I OF A (;ool) TIlING, i1bbccmnlng a neighbor who was wearing out her wcicotn&', is similar to (hi.' problem I encountered This neighbor would pop in on me often, and always without notice. Sometimes I tertaining a relative or another friend, and frequently I had a lot iii wiirk to do and no tune for a SocIal visit. I became frustrated and didn't know ho to tell her without hurttng her 10:50 LINDSAY BLOOM IN 'SIX tM.'t of friends, ' liked her anil valued her friendship, but there were (lilies when I wanted (1) be alone sitti lily friends or family, and as a favor to mite to please phone ti, set' if it was all right to conic 1101 Elisilon's Halloween and rush social was held at the home of Ken and Jan Kroog. Members enjoying an evening ii. ' . '2 .- ' - FEAST of gSIIIICS and refreshments were Henry anti Debbie Bowlin, Danny and Darlene Horn, Mike and Janet lmubert, Nlardei Mlibhomi and Earl Roberts, Dawn Morrison and Joe Wassuck, Doug and Casey Sharrow, Danny' and Marti Smiutmi, Al and Karen Wallace. Guests attending lAere Fred and Jan Parker, Bennie and Pat Van Winkle, John and Kathy Markowitz, Randy and Julie Lloyd and Brad and Kathy Wallace, The model meeting was held at the hiimni,' of Jan Kroog. [Jarkne horn, vice president introduced guests, Jan Parker, Pat Van Winkle, Kathy Markowitz, Julie Boyd, Kathy Wallace, Patsy Mtissman to the chapter Casey Sharrow in(roduct'd Dan Kri'pps who gave 1* fulfilling business career. I've remained single by choice. (;,s. IN VA, DEAR C. S.: Read on for a letter from a sxnman sho lacked your compassion and lived to regret it to drop I,,.&_ _.,-_ iiii. iiig?i-iiv in ' rh.. u:;1tt ABBY I am a ,.&.,,. wrucn I live has excellent security, and no one gels into the building Without being screened, One evening about 730, there IS a knock on my door. I %ii a,'n't expecting anyone so I ,ikt'tl was there. It Was a widow who lives on imsy' floor, and with shom I had had only a iaid&Iijii actlUJiflt;ibIt,'. Slit' said Fn I r— ill Interesting program on child development. fli'freshnients of pumpkin pie and punch were served to members Debbie Elowlimi, Janet Iubert, Mariles Linda McKibbin, E)a'a'mi Morrison, Sandy Scott, Casey Sharruw, Mart, Smith and Karen Wallace, ilie last m meeting of the mnonth was held at the home of Sandy Scott with Marti Smith, cohostess. The chapter discussed final plans for the Thanksgiving McGibbon, ' y approve of visitors dropping in without phoning first. fi have wlk recently ri.'tirt'il Itomnan who t'ojiy id .1 ui.'i t'io:fiil and she was "lonel ," and didn't know what to do with herself, and asked if she could come in and visit for a while, I told her politely but bluntly that I was busy, and didn't ._i__.•.,__J Ull uiiIIU phone - number, which I did not give her.) She apologized for bothering me an.) left. :bby, I've always felt that people who Intrude on others shoulti be treated with the Same lack of consideration they give those upon whom they in trude. I felt quite proud of myself for not getting trapped by a bore who would probably be difficult to get rid of. The next evening a friend . • I ti'lt'fltiCti&tn • . basket to lx' given to the needy family they had adopted for the year Ritual for new miiemntx'rs was held at the home of Mariles McGibbon, Those receiving pledge degree were Pat Van WInkle, Kathy Markowitz, Julie Bovil and I'atsv Mrisiiiami Dawn Miirrison received tier Ritual of Jewels degree and Kathy Wallace a translert were reuei',t'd mt the Inemlx'rsiiip of the t'hiptr'r their iL. ,? II I WINNES ACT. NEW YORK All) — The wife of the 12th President of the n ., : ' 1 United States is a faceless woman today No one knows what Margaret Taylor, wife of Zachary Taylor, looked like because no portrait or likeness of her exists, atcording to Peter G. Todd, senior cilubit specialist for the Kodak Photo Gallery here. When he began to assemble a display of 33 portrait photographs of presidential wives who resided in the White House, he could find no authentic likeness of Mrs. Taylor in any archive Legend has it that when General Taylor fought in the Mexican War, his devout wilt' Au Jus or Brown Gravy BROILED RED SNAPPER Sauteed Almonds in Lemon Butler Cam) VEGETABLES Candied Yams, Minted Peas. Pies: Pumpkin, Mince Meal, Hot Apple, and Cheddar Cheese. Parfaits: Chocolate, Creme de Menthe Ict Cream or Sherbet If you have already guesstsi that she was the woman 'all knocked on my door, you are right liMit) IJ':.soN LEARNED ARR IVE AüE Jones breakwtief he to PRICE P.M. FOR RESERVATIONS: PHONE 323-4080 H? W MOVIE- 9ft his 1losang at a rijWulb.makeilill *hit SANFORD INN Easy To Reach At 1.4 & State Road 46 Sanforr d means you must be in full control of your stitches before you can start needlepainting. It's not for the beginner." When you feel you have command of your stitches, a good "first" for needlepainting might be a single flower, followed by a second project of a landscape with sky, trees and grass. An complete qsftnr in OI&I UI ,5 41 ,nn,,I. Dear Elsa, I have always been extremely proud of my French Knots— they are so plump and stand up so well. They give a handsome texture to my' work, esneciallv &ot,,,n I ,,o l.&ac thor., I". t,I;h&l 11)1 ---- "\ — I — word until her death in 1652. During her Whit,.' house residency she welcomiit'ii friend.s and kinfolk in the upstairs sitting rooms, preside 4 at the family table and attended church regularly. She took 110 part in formal social functlon.s, leaving all duties of official hom e ss to her youngest (laughter. She never sat for it formal portrait. For this reason, she is represented at the gallery with an empty picture framntr among the other portraits of presidential wives GIRLS' FASHION GOES ROMANTIC Put pretty hack into twiida'i' parties: put little girls back into ruffles and lace! Eyelet pinafore gives feminine touch to :IneriCai) heritage gins Ii, left. while medallion lace pretties up a jumpsuit, right. "One of Central Florida's Leading Florists" 209 E. COMMERCIAL PH. 3221*12 , Tips '' ' ,aI SI I.a If you wear dental braces and want to draw attention away from them, try to emphasize your eyes. But not too boldly; just enough to create interest, outline sketch serves as yo ur Unload jewelry Accessories should add and not detract from the total look. Check the mirror before you go out, and if you look like a jewelry tree in a department store, leave a few "gems" behind. guide for stitching. You add the details with your stitches and their texture. Needlepainting is a technique which requires a palette of many colors, usually in small DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS BUT SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.? ~N% 'Y .1 a fj ... L(i.m C Ce'r c 2ye/coe. ckcc,,ez. Ao3,L)SJ HARRIET IDEAS JEAN BRYANT lm 2I2 5,) ii fur d What's SO great about our local newspaper? Plentyl II We offer so much for Voul I We bring you the latest news! We tell you about current business trends and sports happenlngsj When you're looking for the latest storewide bargains, the best restaurants, sports events, musical concerts, weather .4 ' '.- reports and countless other "local" things. We have them. We're your "where.to.find" index for lust about . - S HIRLEY MILLET T 8)-s 9212 (.isselberry Winter ';,r i.., Fores t Cit ,SI'iriirtr S1)' !i' RUiN TUECH 8,14 9 212 i,'iOnt, Spriq'. Flowers in glorious Fall Colors to brighten the day. Sanford Flower Shop - - Dodge smudges If your eyes tear in cold weather, make sure you use waterproof mascara so smudges don't become part of the problem. &1UV,Vl centers. Now a friend of mine who's been going to embroidery classes, tell me I should not — a Beauty painting. .. vowed that if her hu,,b,tiid returned homiie safely she 'aouid foreswear socIety. She kept her HOLIDAYS COME ALIVE WITH r. SERVING 12 NOON IlL 10 2 verge of don*A" V2 the mood of your picture, be alert to texture and watch for the smooth flow of color. This h!,nniiu 0,-or S& time Out Of The Picture ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF CHILDREN ...-. r,iiew Cass says, "Concentrate on woman it) ;i;; builtfing Who had commmlitttI swcide the night before 12th First Lady Left Champagne Fruit and Raisin Topping 7 ,1,&uiutiIjr " A Chilled Tomato or Cranberry Juice CUP OF SOUP—Beef Barley or Chicken Rice Crisp Tossed Salad Choice of Dressing Hot Rolls and Butter BAKED HONEY GLAZED VIRGINIA HAM much, - rxEE,apsHop&FLEAMARET MOViELAHO - this nice neighbor into my bedroom and closed the door. Then I explained that I really - ___________ SATURDAY ONLY "THE SPECIALIST • __________ have never encouraged visitors Abby, if we would all speak our ritind' hi-,n,.,oit' c• ,n,I ,,',it, nw -.•.; love, we could accomplish Busy Season For T hp-tr - PACK ANNIE" FRIDAY & A — Will thanked me for being honest with her. Now she visits I live alone, but I'm far lrorii inc less often and always lonely. I have all the friends I phones first. Today we are the want. I like my privacy and feelings 7:30 ___________ 7 THEWAYII'WA 700 * TONIGHT - ' ________ - After Heart To Heart, Still Good Neiqhbors PLAZA SHE'S KILLED A MAN, BEEN SHOT AT, AND MADE LOVE TWICE ALREADY THIS EVENING .AND ' , START S ' ' 30 MINUTES 24 ____ THI 4 0( FR E E %aFOxt, ROAST TOM TURKEY P , -. lik • -' The name that comes to my mind when anyone mentions needlepainting is that of Cass Hedlund who lives in Dover, Mass. Cans has done some superb wall hangings and pictures that have the effect of being painted but were actually created with needle and yarn, make them so big and and that it's wrong to wind the yarn around the needle so many ' times. Is this true' '. L.O.M. . S,,, Dear L.O.M. It is indetd important to turn 1 / the needle only once around the yarn. Note that I say the needle around the yarn, not the yarn ' Needlepainting goes back to I the Victorian era when around the needle. This makes nji"t.,rn,, n,b*I. Ct,.i.. k mourning a perfect French Knot with a -----. "•"1 iIii IIIC1I t"- 'SU ___________ dimple in the middle. No tails gentle air of melancholy, their ______ weeping willows and head- amounts. Needlepainters or loops will be visible. These st ones, were very much in should be able to capture the beautifully even stitches will vogue. Many were done on silk; many different blues in the sky give your work a long-wearing sometimes the background was and the way they fade one Into sur face. If your effect really -* flAt,n inc stnootn, cans for large knots, use watercolors " '' so that the finished product was almost Invisible transition of heavier yarn. You can also use a combination of painting and color must be captured by the several strands of fine yarn. needlepainter, embroidery. Concentrate on spacing knots a d v a n c ed exactly by bringing needle up. I Many "In needlepainting you literally paint with your neediepainters like to dye their through fabric Just one knot's. own yarns. An easy method is to width from the last stitch, needle," says Cass. She tells her students they make a potful of strong tea or putting needle back through 4 can needlepaint in all kinds of coffee and soak a handful of fabric very close to last stitch. Martha Yanct's s quaring up for quilting bee fibers — silks, cottons, wGob, wool embroidery yarn leftovers It takes practice, but it's worth She uses upholstery fabric and in It. This gives them color it. EX rough4ezturetilwensaswellas compa tibility and "marries" them so they can live together smooth satins and linens, - the Several club members are historical work of art which currently soliciting signatures And Martha Yancey doesn't when completed, will be on which will be embroidered by let any grass grow under feet. display at strategic points another team of clubbors 'Use statuesque southern belle is throughout the Sanfordseveral paces ahead in saluting Seminole area next year. Since retiring toSanford from Sanford's Centennial next year, Atlanta less than a year and a S -Squares are being sent to half ago, artha and Ned have M as well as adding the final President Ford and Governor become involved in the cornchapter to the nation's bicen. among tenntal. others. munity in which they grew up dliii ItI icy chose to retire, Martha, who recently pe r- cents e;ch or 110 a square for trayed the role of Mrs. Dead- busines,s, The charming blonde said, wood (always making excases "Ned and I are having so much in Sanford Woman's (lob's While capturtng a wealth of fun with the quilt. In our production, "Petticoat Pct. history, proceeds froin the rounds, we have met so many tIfless", volunteered to un. signature quilt will revert to the wonderful new people and have dertake the chairmanship of a community to benefit the club's renewed friendships from ignature quilt, it project of the projected charitable en- many years past." So uthern Dressing, Giblet Grav y, Whole C ra nberry Garnish j The Vatican modified that ruling In 1966. Four years later Pope Paul decreed that nonCatholics no longer need make such a promise. .., Yancey. ENTREES 1. "Couples have to be very sure of themselves to go through something like this," said a counsellor who works with the fledgling Northern Ireland Mixed Marriages I , Technique Of Needlepainting 5S Involved in her country's committee are covering the supplies donated and has CIVIC and community encommunity to acquire as many already filled about 20 squares. deavors, and so is Mar th a sIgnatures as possible for :TT 7) MION ON a ØMartha, and so does Ned Yancey. Martha Washington 21 FLOCIDAS WA TC HINGOPIC 4 CBS NEWS FREE FAIR WEEK "• - Old Fashioned ,, One of the major obstacles the Catholic church had put in the way of mixed marriages was to insist that the nonCatholic partner gives a formal undertaking to king up any children in the Catholic faith. Evoke 'Mood' Effect Through deavnrs. In •jni ti, ,s,.,,s,. ii,,,. -- ............. tim hist orical masterpiece will be The colorful red, white and auctioned off. blue quilt IS designed with 80 squares for signatures, which Taking the bull by the hos, rn will be embroidered in Martha began the projec t by All, red. Martha and her getting most of the fabric and George Washington had his and : ' .4; • Couples who defy the unwritten rules against mixed marriages normally are snubbed by families, friends and neighbors. That's the least they can expect. - From Victorians DESSERTS 6 30 tul '.•.• Gialed Carrots, Country Green Beans. 24 AUCTION AP — t i The attitudes to mixed marriages have long been set by the rival churches in Ireland. Both Protestant and Catholic churches frown on such marriages. sectarian warfare for more than seven years, disapprove of marriages across the religious divide. t'it!is Arts Ihiixirtnst'nt, Its' I}ORIS 1)11TH It'll Herald Correspondent t(• i 600 ADMISSION ROCKING C"Ant ECONOMY NilE TUE ( ('"c \. ( The authorities do not know whether Masterson was Signature Quilt To Mark City's Centennial Celebration FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES I(uri Fu CC)LL) e Evening '0 Association (NIMMA, an organization of lay volunteers and clergymen who advise and comfort couples who love well but not wisely. slain by Protestants or Catholics. It doesn't really matter. Extremists on both sides III this British province, torn by Club CI DEATH R' Catholic quarter last year after an earlier abortive assassination bid. '— Doing Her Own Thing IHflIHERHIIIIII GIBBS'iLLE Episod 530 PERSPECTIVE RoAD BElFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Two gunmen burst into Gerald Masterson's Belfast home last May and shot him live times as he lay in bed with his wile. Masterson, a 35-year-old Roman Catholic metal worker , dicd instantly. "There seems little doubt that he was shot simply because he broke the rules and married a Protestant woman," a police source commented. Masterson was slain in North Belfast, a notorious killing ground for rival Catholic and Protestant assassination ,;quads More than 50 persons have been murdered there this year alone. It was the second time gunmen had attacked Masterson. 1k and his 33-year-old wile moved to North Belfast's Friday, Nov. 19, 1976-1B Finally, in desperation, I took 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL HWY. 17-92 So. Sanford C ______ 7 THE ADAMS CHRONICLES 12 J' p7 4 ,. ' - . -' 1 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 6$ MOVIES The Un. believae Varan Myron Healy 1964 Science fiction story about a prehistoric monster awakened during SCientific O periments who brings terror to Earth SECOND FILM Myistor on 'Joanne Moore, Troy 1959 Scientist nects himself with the blood of a, arior fish, turns into a monster 24 MASTERPIECE THEA TEA (R) 33') 2 NASHVILLE MUSIC 7 JEAN WOLFE WITH 12 THE VIRGIt-nAN 403 2 BONANZA iR 4 MOVIE P,.Girl It 1 W Drarnia about a per toemo, wallowing in self pity 6 MOVIE 'King Kong vs GOIZIIa 1963 Japandso, dubbed T* famed monsters claQl WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Not Wese/y They Love Well, But ' 11 20 2' 12 NEWS I 1 30 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE 'Billy Jack "A hallbroed Indian takes on the cause of a freedom scnoos br Iu,ii when abusive bigots attempt to disrupt activity and hsrss the teacher and those att"xiing the classes Torn Lkugtilin, Dolores Taylor star 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY Mike and Gloria make a doclsion concerning Joey's future arid end up destroying his first txnlhday party 6$ LET'S GC TO THE RA CES 9 STARSKV AND HUTCH Episode to be arw-iouncaxj 24' AUCTION CONT 930 4 6 ALICE Flos P Holklay) ox-husband tsbaU' . ri towii, and Rb has high hopes for a renewed relationship 24 AUCTION CONT 1000 4 6 CAROL BURNETT St-soW Guest Ken Berry VISONS 9 MOST WANTED Thu arrest of members of a guemilla oupserxis the escapodload en on a terrorist campaign n .,A....A. _•,_ lu U0 11U( iIi i iiWUdliJI various buildings unrt his corn patrols are freed Ito') ' 6 NEWS 7 MOVIE Ducaiio .ctimS Summer ar 9 MOV Lu(eflCO Harvtiy Srtxjkc' Geraldine Page 1961. Southem SpiflStOf yearns for love of young doctor, he ignores her I both their lives are ruined 1150 12 SATURDAY NIP'4r 2 1 00 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 12 NASHVILLE ON THE THE BEST OF STEVE ALLEN g ABC 24 AUCTION CONT DOILYPARTONSH0W U AUCTION CONT 830 4 6 BOB NEWHART SHOW Bob and his friend. 'The PoePor," take a trip down nemory lane and wind up ri 1,111 ' BICFNTENNtAL HAIL OF FAME 9 $100000 NAME THAT TUNE ' who - 9 LAWRENCE WELK Thanksgiving Party 12 HEE RAW Guests Jimmy Dean. George Gobel, S2Slfl R1yO, Pay Clark Family 24 AUCTION CONT 730 4 THE MUPPETS SHOW 7' ONCE UPON A CLASSIC The Prince and the Pauper 24 AUCTION CONT 800 2 12 EMERGENCY The paramedics are eager to Colerate trio scrioaiieci retirement of an unpopular captain, and overdo their enthusiasm for a going away party 4 MARY TYLER 6 MOORE SHOW Lou proposes to Aunt Flo Eileen Heckert guests 1 BICENTENNIAL HALL OF FAME The Rivalry Arthur Hill portrays Lincoln arid Charles Ourning is Steven Douglas in this drama about the debates of 1858 which brought Lincoln Out of political obscurity 11 2 12 LAND OF THE LOST Gf BEVERLY HLLBILLIES 7 AGRONSKY AT LARGE 24 A BIT WITH KNIT 11 30 2 12 BIG JOHN-LITRE JOHN 4 6 ARK II GM NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 1 BOOK BEAT RI 24 FROM GUPPIES TO GROUPERS 51 LAUREL AND HARDY 1 C.oixl Eer-y Oar Exce' JE ml ' .0 4 Famous For Good Tail. L coe FRIED CHICKEN 30 LATE NE\VS 145 4 PASTORS STUDY 200 6M NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 205 SI MOVIE Lost Planet Airmen Tristram Coffin. Mao Clarke (,o*ned in progresst 230 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 255 9 DAILY WORD 4 FORD LIONS CLUB + 49t 900 2 12 THE ROCKFORD FILES Rockford is sent to Prison when tvt refuses to testify atxxit the alleged kidnapping of a union official 6 MOVIE "There Was A Crooked Man' Kirk Douglas Henry Fonda 1970 Robber, inxisoned in the 1880s, tangles with a reform oriented warden 7 NOVA The Genetic Chance ' everything in town. And we're right iv" Your OWfl backyard i YOU GET IT ALL WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE! Enter My Subscription To The Evening Herald Name: Address City: Phone: ' -r , i. , HILDA RICHMOND 5'4 316 , Enclosed is my check In the amount of S____________________________ (Year $28.40 6 Months $14.20 2 Months $4.80) [i, —'--' The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla. 32771 �28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. It, . Adventist :•:::.::.:.:.:.::.::.:.:.:.: ::::•:::::•::::•::::•::::.::•:::.:.: :.:.:.:..:.:.:.::::::.:::::::::::::e::::.:..::. .: ,. W Nazarene COMMUNI , : Solved& -.11 Services S (S ii SaDbaffi SCPI.,I P V.nppe; 30 inIfluIlt before 1un311 Wed En Prayer Meeting 7 SOp III I L al Er Pastor's Corner :,::::::::::.:.:.:.::::.:.:.:.:.: :::.::.::.::::::.:::.::::.:.:.:: THE SEVENTI DAY ( THE HOPE OF OUR loam .. ' now Gerald Nobles T Y ::: Pastor II 00. m. 704 p in 7 lOp in Sun worship Sun Bee Worship Wd Prayer :::: By DR. J. TEE) COSMATO, Minister First Baptist Church - GENEVA CHURCH I A Roberts Iam thinking THE SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST CHURCH Corner ::: P1110 % SJ'u'dl, S.c,.c,1 Sabbath School The FIRST CHURCH i 000 U today about the joy of humble goodness. There is meiy of living utat puts emphasis not upon possessions, but upon character; which asks not great things for oneself, but for the cause of God; and which counts success not in notable lchievements, but In the attainment of a modest and quiet spirit. "For the Lord (Jehovah) taketh pleasure in his people: he will beautify the meek with salvation." (Psalm 149.:4) This is the way the sainLj of all the years have followed. In the harmony of days spent with God they have found the beauty and the music of life. And in the completion of the humblest tasks they have found both honor and contentment. I am reminded of the words of the psalmist, III will praise the name of God with a song, and magnify him with thanksgiving, - . . the humble shall see it and be glad; You who seek after God, inquiring for and requiring him (as y Ur I 00000 nford Ave 1* Douglas D Elliott Pallor :::1 * Morni ngWorshi p Ii 004 in '! . .. .... God .. Assembly Of Church . .. . . :::: OUR Nursery Provided for all services .... .... A TION I N 4 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF 000 CHURCH Cot 37111 and Elm Rev B Ooe Co. IundayScR.ol 4 Morning worship Evening Worship Family Wóglil (Wed I Non Pastor 4:30am 1043am a cop on 7 00 is in Baptist CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 100 Fa,rpinl (Sanford Garden Club Hwy it sli 3*,. SPisOkIty Paste, Sunday $010,1 4 es a in Perot P,,,0 IS Worshiping R.M. Study I11P no Sharing & Pr0cla1mn 7 ISp in Wed Pr a v er Mq,I 7 lOp in Nur,r7 Provided Denominational ' Christian SANFORD lISLE CHURCH I., 34" Sanford Ave Pub, .1. B. Forest SuitdySct(OSI CHURCH OF 000 4:43a in 003W lThd Strut morning Worship SI OOa in P.15., Youth L.agv. C. 0 Harris VISp in 5:404m Evening Worship Sunday School 7:30pill Morning Wortlip P "o, in II 04 m Wed Prayer Most $ 04 in Evangilislic Sire. Fimity Niqlll service 730pm YPBWed Church Of God F IRST l:MRlSylape CHURCH DISCIPI. B'. OF CHRIST 11131 5 Sanford Ave 0- Hl,oId HartS "',,day 5(11001 4 41 in .'nnqWorship Y,.lIl FeIl0w%li.p5.jnda, a.lOp in Wed '.eqv,(p 730pm SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ill Airport Bled P110,10333 CIIlord W Schaub Sunday School Worship Service i first need), let your heart revive and live!" (Psalm 69:30,32 The Amplified Bible) It is good for us to feel the nearness of God, for then our hearts are comforted and we cease to fret ourselves with the strife of the world. We are able to find inspiration in the lives of those who have walked in humble way in the past, for they have found the days full of sweet and solemn joy. We, however, must learn the Imson of contentment. Contentment is to be saved from the worry of unsuitable desires. M i nister II 00. in 7 SOp in 7 SOp In E,tntnq Service Prayer Mtsl,is, Wid With the thought Episcopal Hot Y CROSS The P.. heat 0 Pentecostal Sep., In Richer W Collins HOiy Communion of humble goodness let me suggest that we ,*Fray: "Lord, enrich us with the graces of thy children who have iven in tne sunlight of thy love, and make us worthy of noble tasks OR i 1. - \• I '45 'X" _____ ''_ • ___________________ ___________________ ________________ ' . ______________________ ( - ~ - ____________ _________________ ________________ ______________ li ________ it"T ~_`I P .' ____________ P I_______________________________________________ j ________ ______ ___________ ___________ li I - _________________________ '. _________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ' _______________________________________________ ________________________ I _____ -- - ________ _____ -ow.ia in. I ci. _____ . - - 14 ;--?- , _ 4.m 11,4"!P*k 11 '.1' . in. ________________________ , . ________ Also - ___________ ' ,•_,, ... _. . ..,...,4 t~ _ - _____________________ .c: _____________________ •n. all ______ °" ' ______ °'rn' mu.. IR , : O #". ,! '° '_iv"ti.iii DIXIELAND ne w-member BAND PLAYS 7 p.m. Sunday in fellowship hail of First United Methodist Church Sanford. The public is invited to the program which will feature old and new jazz tunes and popular music. The group is directed by Prof. James F. Slutz. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER (01W 11th Place 'The I. ulIleran Hour" and TV "Thit is Ilt Lb." 5.v Elm., A R,u,ct.,, Pa,I, C Ih A 'in Sunday School Worship S'rv,c. 7" in Kindergarten and N,r,,r, 0000 SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 1100 Orlando Are. ( 1753) ILuthoran Church in America ROe Ralph I. Luman PatIo, WofIhip IS Sham. Sunday School 4.048 in. Nursery Bills Saryic., PaI's, II Sham I Sop in I 14 in VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH 334 Hetler A., Ph, 1224757 Roa.aldO Taylor Pasts, Sunday School 9 43 Mar ni not War ski p II OS am evolving Wcwsiwp 4 34 0 In Wed Pray,, Meeting 7 30 COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1703 Hwy and Lake Mary 11,0, Rev Michael Andrews Past., Morning Worship Sunday School Church Satvrday't Mtn' B'SSkbatI CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive, Sunland Estates Nov Daniel 0 San Past.. Sunday School S 45 a in not worship 1100aRod MYP3I4Son 700pm See Worship b.&)Sun 710pm Wednesday Morning Pra,r Group 10 3011 am lOOm I 345 in in Other Churches FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 314 Park Aetnu. THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Or Jay 7 Cosmalo Orange Blvd . Lake Moiwq Pastor M0fI5iIIjQqth.p Voldhided Eldrodogto Pastor $ 30a in Sunda v$cheel I t00am P.lSam SundevSCPioiI Morning Worship M$rthngW,qtJI,p II lOam • II IOa in Church Training B CPViiIS5 worship 7 SOp in a s E.enng Mirth5 7 lOp in 7 33p in Pr,.r U,,lng Wedn.tda, Wed Pla y er Sot.. (. • )1 ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Or 71$ Oak A-,. Sanford WuII.am Enhis Plto, Fr WiIljain AvteIlr,otIb Asti Pallor Sal VigilMaSI l:hS p.in Suit MOW It a on . 10 34 A 13 floomm Cuølqasiois. Sal 47 P in. Tuesday Il Peter 3:9-18 The Pilgrims came to America for more than land They risked their lives and possessions to gain the right to worship freely and to live democratically. On these basic principles - liberty and equality-America was founded. Wednesday John 8:31-36 The Pilgrims left us another heritage-thanksgiving, Newly arrived in this alien land, they gave thanks to the benevolent God who guided them across the sea and who would sustain them through their first harrowing years in America. Thursday Romans The meaning of those early days is sometimes lost to us today in affluent America. We may forget that this prosperity is not entirely the product of our own lcocs, but is also the result of the beneficence of God. S Christian Science Catholic FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 35)3 Sanford Ave Rev Frid M(Cl.ary Pa;15, Sunday School is. , Morning Worship (Ia in Evening Service I 10pm B,bI. Study Tv.t Er, 7 ) p in Youth Service hues Eve 7 )so in Presbyterian GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd. & W,odl.,.d Dr. Rev, Fred* Gardner Patter Church School lila m. Morning worship SISSlIam. MYP 410pm, CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2441 S Park Ave 113 4141 Q., Rbortj Hv,ils, Pallor Sunday School S lOam M0rmnqW,rtj,p Mid Eve Bible Sliedy FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 351 Oran" Slr,,f B,. B BuIlt Grant Patio, Sunday 5(11001 1 0 Na in Morning WoSltp II gas m Sunday Evening 7 No in We'd Bible Stud, 7 oo p in Conquerors meeting Sunday a lop in Methodist Congregational ISa in M. ung Worship Ev1ngelrtI 5(5j Wed Pra1er & Bi ble Study M 7y A M L uthera n 'ci so CHURCH OF CHRIST 510 Palm Sorinit Of Altamonte SP'Mt 323 sell J6R`ItS P N..dlliin Evangelist 0,bI•Sludy IS Of in Assembly Worship JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH II SCam E,tn,n. W..*k, 1531 Wrol Fail 5,...a in Wed B ven.nq Ssrv. (aerW GIIIOsat ax Pa110' Sunday School 7 ISp in to 00 in 111114dn.141, SkI. Class Morni ng $erv,(p II ES. in € ,,n,n, Service 7 lOp in Wednesday Service 7 105 in CHURCH OF CHRIST Old TrvtII% for a New 011 1513 Park Av enue Fred Baler Evangelist i• Scam MT.MORIAH PRIMITIVE Bible Study Morning Worship BAPTIST CHURCH II Ham E Venoms (F Comb, SI Lacuil and Eleventh a Sc. in Ladies Bible CIaII kc..'d and FovrTh Sunday Tuesday ISa in SundapScPis.l WFOnP,day Bible Class 11:11a.m. 7 10pm Morning Stevie as 11:11a .m. Eveeunq Services 5: 1141 M. Player Mailing every Tu.,dayNigId 7:30pm. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Sit. Katherine pow" Sqcriftry H5Plnay 4$ well Rev. W. M. Martin Pastor HO.ec. Tailor £ Bud Hupp B eanq.Iutlo PIN!CNEST BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Class IS Oh in IIW. Airport Bled. Morning Worship II Ma in liv. Ktmwth Non patter Evening worship a Shp in Sunday icileol 5:ISi M. SkI. CIas.,s W:d 7 loom Miming worship (111a.m. CurchTraInlng alsp.nt, IVlflir4W.rlJhp 730pm W,d. Evening IIIy$ci 7.00 p in SERVICIOen ESPANOL Sunday sell" I, Church Of Christ 0.4I a PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 751$ PaIinC??O Ave Bee Ra,mn,aIp. p ,y Church 5(1.001 Hnle Cmmunn Dixieland Band or Florida Southern College, Lakeland will give the life to come. Amen," FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East S.cond Street Sunday Ser vice £ SUII4AyS(IIOOI 1144am Wed$ss4y Sonic, i Ho in COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHJRCH Hwy 1 Ill? Pint 7 R.dqt Rd Cass,lb.r C Rev William Pickett Pastor Rev KinnolIl Millit Astitt Plslor Morning Worship 4 IlSItans Church School IlSSllam Services suShI classes Per all ag,s F.ISswIup Cellos between Services UMYF 130pm. Evening Worship 700pm Mid $ ble study £ Paysr Sir. 7 lIp in Firs, W'drogsdal Fellowship Supper 6 100m IS ISa S ISa in in FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave Sled SI Rev Vir;iIL Bryant and Riu,,nis.hl5 W Muulit, Uun.itr Morning Weeship S II. in Chvrrk School ,ISa in Mn.nqWorI'ip II Sham Nursery I THE LAKE MARY UNITED PIESSYTE PlAN CHURCH PlOy? Ave . Lake Mall liv A F 5tq,,i Suisd.a, Church school 4 Ass m Uivn.nqWerth,p If Sham Yav.thGroup I 10pm *"Choir Practice I N, in 6.15-23 Friday I Corinthians 9:1-18 Let us then celebrate our good fortune -In church and at home. Let us give thanksl Saturday I Corinthians 9:19-27 Sc',eW&W Pp The American &bill 5csey C*pyny ire Center Ai.ortsirg Soo, oaSt.J7 V'1 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4 I Park Ave LOF King MornirigWonlhip Sunday School P5,10, I )hSIIa in P iSa in 310pm UMYF Prayer Breakfast ?nd& con Tkurdi5 Family Night Support lid Sunday Went 4346m 404pm UPSALA PRISSYTEII.N CHURCH Cornet Count7 Club £ Upiala loath Re. Diewun '.lt.• Pall.. Sir, ieySchool S Sham Mum.,.1 WOrShip IS Na in L.r'mmngWorship 1 "a in. ,.1 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. 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 . WILSON- EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr .and Mrs. Al Wilson ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes S A £nh.th Baptist Church, Oct.40 Calvary Baptist AssomO,. 111 Fairinnt l%aneorg Garde. Club, Mwy I? Oh ( Calvary Saahit Church, Crplal LII. C leO. Las, 04415 CiSIb5csry $apt.tV Church."1 !.sn.nslo Blvd C.Smtral baptist Chorc. 1)11 0.1 A.0 LhlØ,pati PillS $at,t.0 Ct,.w.att, M,,iyn.ar Baptt,t Chsrcpi. $ovtBsq'st 1$ Vicisr'y Baptist C*v'I,, O$d0rha.nd. If at Mist,. A,, Pint Baptist Chur ch, 515 Park Ave , , BStib1 Ch..iAoO AllainOdltt Spring,. It 4)4. £ilain*st, E. •m.ltPiup 10 r "nil Saplust Church of Delart S 'it Church OP Guu,ea Ella $apIist ClutlI l L.a. 0401 Fm.i Ipfit C)snrcb of Lake Moas Fail Bapt.0 (hull of Loesgw.od. (or Church IGrant First Baptist Chord 04 0.4, BialO (euteh of SanLanho Springs . Feil SJIiloalMuss.yoo. • Bapost Clutch. 1111* 1330 SI Futeit City Beptst Church e' ',l $Ilit? C)wrch .5 O's*ae. *.a* 04sê4 $apl.0 (Autth. fl.*do icrdan Mrsimonarr Bapt.st Church, lell It Fi'it 1 ....iou.p. Rsp.•' Clutch (huivill hi,,k.aqq B.aphit (hutch. SlofIl If. IMorpres. MaC.4oi,,. M.kS.O5 ltithsS Church. 0.. Hill Id Q$tttn Moaning Glimy Beptitl Church Gilled Hwy Ml hAwiàh Pq,uout,.O Ia.t,kI, lit? locust Ave Ml Ol..e M.t0Sutt dapl.sl Church, S..t(.uadl Spring's Rd S '" ' , Len$ed jnr0 Are Ma $, h5544aty •apl.kl Clurcn. . £44 . lout Mimoart B.&-f,tI S.es LoS No $.11o4 u CB0,5 (butch. loth $0 S M'clsfe Ave Sppep.a40n(e RealiSt 04.51 , CIVIC Lelga. lad, loIgs404, 01. 11 Slop. 1.00141 CIseiN, FOi,I C-11 C(nI'ni,niIy (a,,q, forest CI, New UI Calvary Uit*.iivy Baptist 135* 17111Sf elm Salem P,mntil,ee $,IOtist Clutch. 145 W 131St St New Tuslameat Baptist CPIuich. Q'ualuly Inat SlOth Lsnqsod Mc. Ml Zen Bêpl,tl Clluuh, 1134 Pea' Ave Ia,euma Park Sêitisl Church. 3143 * 30th St ••5'5•3 BIo$mkl Chapel 1301 * F.. ,I SI.,,,, 145104o1 F,nt('fll $.0ptutt Church. III 50 Airport Blvd Prairie La.. Baptist. RIg. IC Fern Park Pr0,sI Ui i.oiary Baptist Church. M.1w14 Second $lt.loA M,ssoiarp Baptist Church Writ SiesSard kMio45 Baptist Temple. AiW'rtc.a S.S.twl MIII. Fern Pa,k SuJtt..nd BoplitI Chu'cP. 3424 Palmetto St Jam,, M.ssuouI.a.y Ral.sI Chuech. So Rd 413 Ott"* St Paul SapIiS Church, 5(1 Pun. Aa SI Ma(Th.miis BaphitI Church , Canes,, Nq05 5pr,ngtwlf MilkuOflIry $lptisI. till' S Cedar So JaMal 04155*005 BeptitS CIvics 530 C ,p.utt St 'temple $apl.st Church. Pa1n Springt Rd Altainoiw, Spr,esgs WithIn Cla..i Uish.aaery Ipi.i C°utdls, P?a:k & M.(I.m It A)loib, Spr:ng, hen Nope lapt,sb Church. III Orange Aol , CATHOLIC (hutch 44 1h Naluety. Lake Wjry All Souls Catholic Clutch, 71$ Oms Afl.. Sanford SI At'..s's Catholic Churve. Dogwo Tnt, Dour, St AuOvSt.n. Catholic (lurch. Svnw$ Dr nsa. $iOttOIl Rd. CassohO.rr SI Uaty Magagaicas Catholic Cluth Mt,ttand Ave . Aitinun.ta Springs OsrLU,$OIAdLaI,sCaphoac(p.ti, flIlMauminlI,aflO.lte.4 ChlUlSTl*N 01kb (hn.tti$. Chqsct., III? 5 S.nt,t As. Siesfarl Chirstiji. ChurCh, tn * Airport BIPI 'Batthu4u (Utlil. (hvncp Flon.40 $a.. Or L*5..' ($0iIoi (hutch, liar Lake Rd •1 CONGIIGATIONAL (ona',ut,InII Christian (Paurtt,. 3411 Past Ma.' and CHURCH OF C nil $7 CRutch 01 Chr,l 1313 5 Park Ave Chur(h SI (lkr,st It Lake EII.ii. U S II 0315 Can.ebb.rr, SutN Seminal. Churchol Ch,,l 1.410 Lake Howell Rd (hut(h OS (Isr.iI, 504 Pim Sptmngt 0' . *ltaeneatt, Spgt Church .4 Christ, Geese.a Church DI (hf,$I, LoatOw000 Church, SI Christ Paola Clutch at Christ. * 17115 St NortBvde Church 44 (Wish. 011 Haven Or , D.ta,IIOAO CHURCH OF GOD Chur ch el God $41 Nub,, Clutch itt God, II) Ye llitd SI ?uurm uI 004 Ovithi Church II Gel Hol,nt%s, Lak. Mont., CIim.vh SI God Mmstuo* EnIu'rpqm5 Church of God. w léth St CP.terclt Of God it Christ Onui'C. Clv.olSI 40405 Prophecy, 3545$ Elm An, Chur(11,444.Ip,,,, 1 744% PuItiinatAe, ChirtI of God Mission. IiI$,rp.m,. Retcve (hutc, SI God, hFSIW I)Ih 31 . Sanford EPISCOPAL TbeCStufLb44lb.Gi.4$A.f,ll$UlL,51, Avg &5ta.p,a All Saints E;.i,p.al (tsutch I D,$a,y A,, Christ (p.tc.pel (huttl' $047 Cias IuscIpel. P4.. A.. at Sm So , J&WSN UM Ama IyRa$sgtm, Q04kt Ins. N.. Tinipli SP4llm, 151 iiacam Bi D.E EUSHORAN Aslensusat Lutheran Clutch. 0s.riio. Dr . Cass.tlerr, G.od SItepha,. Vlct,d LvIlI0fa,.. 7544 5 0111.40 01 Luhil.,.,. Church Of Povide*1, OlIiise LtIsramChuchSIe Redeemer 05w 111% Place LMhu. or Church. Oas Or £ Hwy )fl (aal4IW., it Lulls (ullisfail Chutjs 11 434 $1111. II Gospel Speaker To C onduc t S Carter Resign As Trustee G p I Plans Hayride ISA ZARINI 3311 Sants,0 Ave Oenena Church of th. elalaroiw. S I 44, G.,ltha LII. Mary Church 54 th NIhlt,n, Las, Mar, Blvd . Lk. Mir, Longweod (larch Si IIl Nasa,.,., *a,mafl £ Jt.p Aeu, Long.o,d PR(S5YTEUIAO LII, U.r Usul.f Pratbyltruait CJtvr(h For-' P'e%Dtta.Iit Church. oi Ave I I'd Pint Piitibtet,.fl Chv,R at DePaey. I Hupluand (Satnesant PrOrt ,a,. church. 1773 0 Orlaido Dr $I Andrew* Pr,sD,l,ra, (hutch, Shi) leO, Lake 113 Ua'k "b,,r'an Clsprcg, to 13I Palm Springs R , AltiMOftf $iqt Uptili Cammuinty P"$kyt,,i.,. ChurCh. Uplala Rd *C5IMiAIIo, "40yt.,ian Church,, Red Bug Rd. Cats.Iberry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Fere,i Lake SOCSOIPI Day Ad.ail,*I Church. Hwy 4)4. Forest (it, S..aiIhI Day Aduentill (hutch. Maitiand Ave Altamont e Spiing SanS,ri Si.,nIh Dog AdnenlisI Church, 7th £ Elm Winter Springs Seventh 0p Adventist Church, 045 Miss NO Mpr Hill SivoitOho, A4,,e,tlsl Cher CA III Plot*II. Sanford OTHER CHURCHIS All,,.', AM I Church Olin. 1 13th All ai5h Chapel. Camp Semunus, Weluva Perk Rd Biardali AeOij Holiness Chapel, Bea,daII Ave ChuZota Ceinmunuip (lurch (hutch of Je sus Christ SI EatS,, Day Siusts IllS Perk A., Easl,re 01111.40. Chwc's. hr So JaPmt C y$ail0in Clsap.I. Hwy If t( Petit Park last,,,. Oroffidoa Chw,ch St Owge 05 tEi 0 CA. 5,, SOulS II. Fern Park .rsI Chi.sch*4 Chrml, ki.hmsI, $E MO St Lab, M*pr11 Chapel, O I$40.im M0VS,l. CheI'. Invjtamos Cordialmente SERVICIO de ADORACION .. - , TAM ... -,,l *. 15 fl$ T.$qWU$. It. Wtafw lFI Uoi'th Chus(h of Christ. Atlamont, (amnee,py, Chep.l, All 1504 H.u, Trunit, (h,.ch 04 Go" 'm FIll Gospel Clutch of OurChrist Lord )it Miflgdetliop Ar, (MitI Washi ngton $1 Cjnai,. ('ft __ ex r ange Bled LII, M4.w.. Kingdom Hall Cl JthO.ah', Witits Lake MoorM Unit, Isel * I'd St First In,, Chvripp of Ph. Living God. Mnhiiy •etnl,c.se.l Open Bible larhIA(l, l+dgq*.4 Avu . lOft 15th p01110 SillIlasli High School) First P•itt,(.,lal church II Longw..4 •mril PuntucaSlal CP,vtcts I Sem,t,r4 Pull Gospel tabo,fl411, 73 Ceunlry (fo Mt Olive Holinsu CJIMChI Oak N.H Re , O'tlsuosi San W ill Ahliis5 ChutIl, 1411 5 Pin Avo, Saittarl BIble ChOrffi, 3440 UA#Wd All. IW0C00V5$S$ Ioo....IISOW east The Ia)vaslos Amy, S4JOAS,.ISIWI, ?gs W. 11$ 55. R011ing Hulls tsI5rayi q Church. Atlansut, Spriisg, .j The Sanford Civic center is proceed with building a new Sanford area. Interested in Honduras. By receiving food the setting for the Community educational building and hall to parents, adults and youth are in exchange for work, Hon. Thanksgiving service on replace the old one torn down Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The last year, and the Current invited to attend this meetin1. durans have been able to repair roads, build a water system, a theme is, "Praise the Lord with educational building at Rosalia Spanish Church medical facility and other NEW YORK ( AP) - mdc- not policy, despite continuing Thanksgiving." Drjve&Sanjord Avenue, which Fu A Spanish speaking church is projects. pendence is a watchword of the efforts to rectify the pattern. The speaker for the service will be torn down to make room Fr. meeting at Leroy Soper has invited Southern Baptist churches a the Pinecrest Some Southern Baptist conwill be the Rev. Fred H. Gar- for more parking. Baptist Church, 119 W. Airport those in the parish who might principle that was behind the gregations "regrettably follow ncr, pastor of the Grace United Groundbreaking services will Blvd., Sanford, with Sunday be alone on Thanksgiving Day struggle over admission of a closed-door policy," says the Methodist Church. Ellis be slated for December, and School at9:45a.m.,in Boom 113 to have turkey dinner at the blacks at President-elect Jim- denomination's president, the "Ozzie" Osborn is in charge of actual Mike Shreve, nationwide work on construction will for Chi!dren and Room 111 for parish house at 11:30 following my Carter's home church in Rev. Dr. James L. Sullivan of music. A combined choir from begin in January. the Adults. The worship ser- Thanksgiving Eucharist. Those speaker in the Full Gospel Plains, Ga. Nashville, Term., but many oth- most of the Sanford church In other actions they Movement, will conduct a ap- vices are held in Room 111 at 11 attending are asked to bring a Although the denomination's ers are "completely in- choirs will sing. Two numbers proved a special series of service Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at a.m. Rev Oscar DeLeon is the covered dish sufficient for four national convention repeatedly tegrated." by the choirs are, 'Praise Ye evangelistic services for March pastor. All Spanish speaking persons. Turkey and beverage the Sanford Civic Center. has condemned racial dis. Church historian Leon the Lord" and 'Come, Ye 27.30, each evening, the first people Connected with the United are invited to come and will be provided. Call the crimination and segregation, McBeth says statements by Thankful People, Come." Christian Church of Cleveland, such services in many years. worship. There is a nursery for church office for reservation or the national body has no au- Southern Baptist leaders inThe Seminole High School Tenn., Mike has been a pre-school children in Room transportation. thority over its local churches dicate a "new day' and "new Band will be directed by Dwane traveling evangelist for almost Community 204. -34,901 of them throughout the attitude" in accepting minority Earnheart and John Renfroe six years. He has appeared on country. Tuskawilla races, but "our actions have will be the organist. The Rev. Good Shepherd Methodist nationwide Christian broad- P They're completely autono- never matched our rhetoric." Bill Coffman of Central Baptist casts of the 700 Club and Presbyterian A Thanksgiving Service will mous, setting their own rules Community United Methodist Mcl3eth, of Southern Baptist Church will give the invocation; "Praise the Lord." and policies, picking their own Theological Seminary in Fort Rev. Goldie Eubanks of the Church of Casselberry will hold be held at Good Shepherd Tuskawilla Presbyterian The meetings have no set ministers, deciding on who is Worth, Texas, says the denomiFirst Churchof God will give its annual Thanksgiving service Lutheran Church, 17-92, San- Church on SR 426, one mile east form. There is singing, praise, eligible for membership, ad- nation has made "significant the prayer; Rev. Don Cox of Thursday at 8:30 a.m. with Rev, ford, Thursday at 10 am. Rev, of Goldenrod, will hold an open preaching, teaching and miilttlng them by First Assembly will lead the William Pickett speaking and Ralph Lwnan will speak a progress in race relations," but house Sunday 2.4 p.m. for its ministering the gifts of the Holy congregational lww of hands. "racism still is prevalent responsive reading; Rev. Ralph music by the choir and Doug "Thankful for What?" new facilities. Spirit, Shreve explains, adding, Just as many of those mdi- among us." Luman of Good Shepherd Hubbard on the accordion. " First Methodist "We never know for sure what's vidual congregations have I.utheran will receive the of- special offering of canned goo,b Since the national convention Christian Science going to happen. We allow the The annual Festival of fering and Rev. Hugh Pain, for the church's mission cupmodified their positions in and agencies are 'officially Holy Spirit to lead the Thanksgiving day services at meetings." board will be received. Talents program will be recent years to allow blacks to committed to equality," he retired missionary, will give District Supt. Eldon Simmons presented at. First United Churches of Christ, Scientist, become members, the church says, "it gives some hope that the benediction, MIKE SIIREVE "Many call It the Pentecostal will preside at the annual Methodist Church of Sanford Nov. 2& will includes Scri$ural in Plains last Sunday took that we may gradually begin t o Movement," Mike explains, even visions. But now I realize charge conference Tuesday at this Sunday at 6 p.m. A family readingsandtestimonjals. As step. First Baptist practice what we have in the while some of the newer con- they were not from God. I Community Church at annual night supper will begin at that traditional at these services, It had long been advocated by past quarter ccntury at least call it the believe God allowed me to Bible examples of lives upliftedverts Movement, butCharismatic I prefer the Ed Alderman, chairman of a charge conference Tuesday at time. Carter and his family, who 12 begun to pm-each." study these false religions that! The Dixieland Rand of and healed through obedience term 'Full Gospel.' It involves a Guatemalan Relief Drive for Community Church at which years ago had been virtually Nevertheless, under the Rapmight be able to reach others clean used clothing, toys and time church officers for the Florida Southern College will to God, will be emphasized, alone in taking that stand. Most tist system, no denominational return to theexperienced deep supernatural with the true message of Jesus The service at First Church of Christianty by the present the program following canned food at First Baptist coming year will be elected, members, however, held out authority can prescribe e, congreChrist. There are thousands of This Sunday will be District the covered dish supper. There Christ, Scientist, Sanford early diciple.s." Church, Sanford, says that Rev. again it until the change came gational conduct, nor do the deagainst people looking for realit>. Many Toni Stonecipher of First Day for Methodist youth from are 12 college students that begins at 11 a.m. and will inunder the spotlight of national nomination, a congregation or "We seek in no way to draw will jump at anything, like the the BaptLst Church, Pierson, is area churches. Casselberry make up the band. They per- elude attention, pastor have authority over the Thanksgiving people from their own churches teachings of Mr. Sun Moon. I renting a truck to hJul items to youth will meet at the church at form on many weekends across Proclamation of the President but rather to share with can communicate with them Although a big proportion of religious views of an individual T Texas. They will then be given 1:15 to go to First United the state under the direction of o thef United States of America. believers of all denominations Southern Baptist congregations member. and show them that Jesus Lithe to missionaries who will take Methodist Church in Orlando Jim Slutz. First Reader, Mrs. Suzanne this great new movement of the only door to Heaven." now have open-door policies, Self-determination is the diS All of the evening activities Chamberlin, and Second them on to those in need in for fun and games including Holy Spirit. We stress the love IS most of them remain solidly tinctive tenet, with each person He explained, "I began "Casper, the friendly will be in the Fellowship hall of Header, Mrs. Elva Robins will of God and the unity of God's Guatemala. white, as do many congrega. free to Interpret Scripture acreading the Bible and I realized Lou conduct the worship service,people," he said. Mary Alderman is asking anyone Magician" and Paul lluneycutt the church. that the teachings of Jesus In Georgia which also includes testimonies tions in other major, pre- cording to his own mind and who will to donate their usable who will be demonstrating his McDonald and dominantly white denomina conscience. Much of the meeting will many ways went totally conBaptists insist on clothes, toys and canned food ability of the trampoline. The Chorpening are heading the by Christian Scientists ap- revolve around God's power to lions. trary to those things that I individual independence in be- for this drive. The clothes must action will then move to Asbury talent Festival. Hobbies and propriate for the occasion. heal. When questioned whether taught in my Yoga classes." All members of the In the recent past, the corn- liefs. t'oiiibe clean, toys in workable United Methodist in Maitland talents are to be brought to he can heal, his immediate Mike was confused by the mon worship time of 11 o'clock While this makes for many order, and all food in cans. for supper and a performance Fellowship Hall on Saturday tnunit' are welcome to attend. response is, "I certainly can't, differences, but added, "I was Sunday morning had been differences, the common bond These items can be brought to by The Covenant Players, who from 2to4 p.m., oronSunday at First Presby but I know Jesus can. A person willing to give Jesus a chance." teri an called the "most segregated Is acknowledgement of Jesus as the Education Building of First combine drama, music and 9:30 am. Chairpersons of is used of God." He spent the entire day hour" in America, and it still is Lord and the New Testament as Baptist Church on 5th street humor to communicate the various events are: Art and The last of three dedication Originally from Monterey, praying that if Jesus was the extensively that way in fact but the guide to faith and practice. between Park and Magnolia Gospel. Painting, Rosamond Chapman; Sundays will be held Sunday at Calif., Shieve took a round- Way He would reveal Himself, avenues. Ceramics and Photography. First Presbyterian Church of about road on his way to the "Praise God!" exclaimed Central Baptist The First Baptist Church will Bob and Martha Orwig; CAYA, Sanford and an Every Member belief that he now professes. Mike, "God answered." "i was have a special Thanksgiving Pauline Nichols; horticulture Canvass will be conducted in Seven years ago, at time of s hitchhiking on my way back to Dinner for its members "The Ministry of Special and Plants, Bill and Jean the afternoon as part of the great inner turmoil, Mike quit the university and a Christian MEMPIIIS, Tenji. 1 ,ip, - The Brotherhood CornWednesday, at 6 pin. Reser- Etlucation:A Program for the Norris; Crafts and l!andwork, ste'.ardship program of the cotlegetottnd God. At that time picked me up. Five minutes mission of the Southern Baptist Convention has voted to vations must be in by noon on Mentally Handicapped" is the Rubyc King; Supper, Clara church, he rejected Christianity, feeling later I was kneeling on the floor Tuesday. Following the dinner title of a special program being Swain; Home Canned Food, accept the resignation of President-elect Jinimy Carter as Visitors will meet in that Far Eastem religions were of his Volkswagen van, asking those present will go the Civic presented at Central Baptist Georgia Cho, pening. a trustee, and also voiced thanks for his past service to the fellowship hull at 1:30 p.m. a more logical approach to God. Jesus to come into my heart. It Center for the Annual Church, l3th& Oak, Nov. 2lat6 agency in its programs for men and boys. prior to calling on church For a year he studied per. really happened, and three Holy Cross Thanksgiving Service spon- p.m. Mrs. Mary Higgenbotharn Carter, in a handwritten letter, offered his resignation, members who have not yet sonally under an Indian guru, weeks later I received the ssying: from Orlando will be showing jj sored by the Holy Cross Episcopal Church pledged. sometimes spending up to 14 Baptism of the Holy Spirit and Sanford through the use of motion of Sanford will hold "Because of the continuing demands on my time outside Ministerial Association. a ThanksTh e Senior High Fellowship hours a day studying Yoga and spoke in tongues." Georgia, I feel it necessary to resign. . .through your repictures and slides how their giving Eucharist service at 10 will hold a rummage sale certain Meditation Techniques, "I knew that finally I had the ports, I have stayed inclose touch with our work this year, First Christian church ministers to the Men- am., Thursday. The offering across from the Seminole High trying to experience God and Truth. tally Handicapped. and have really been blessed by my service with you and will go to the work of the Church School Nov. 27 and 28 to raise find truth. He taught a form of Members of First Christian Central Baptist Church is with members from other states. Thank you for your kind funds for the annual retreat in Yoga at five major Florida Church last Sunday, approved planning to begin a Sunday _______________ assistance and friendship. Yours in Christ, Jimmy CarNorth Carolina during the universities and helped form the report of the Building School class to minister to these Cam rou Christmas vacation. The group several religious communes. __ Committee, anti voted to handicapped children in the also sponsoring a spaghetti "I had some very strange 11 BRUNDISPECIAL ,j dinner at the church on Dec. 5. experiences during meditation, 1. A hayride for all college students will be held in Ovie PS' Saturday. Sponsored by the I ' Baptist Campus Ministry, 1 ' Invitamoscordialmentea todoel pueblo hispanode students and guests or dates esta area para alabar al senor Domingo from FTU, RoUins College, I . Escvela Biblica ............ . Valencia, and Seminole .. / . ServiclodeAdoracjon .. .............. .n.ca.m. Conununity Colk'ge are in-, . / El M.ens.ale sera Predica Polit, siervo Rdo Oscar vited. Leon Students will assemble at Ite 11 ___ uv /. ..../.,i' First Baptist Church of Oviedo Sub Sientas.. Invitado / Igsia Bautista di Pin.cr,st at 6 p.m. The group will then Li esperamos c'"i' -- f Airport Blvd. 119 West El Senor Los Ama. travel to Orangewood Acres to '__ Sanford I E. '..-, ,. __________________________ __ 1S between Oviedo and Florida ________________________________________________ _____ '. do ME THODIST Sirnsll tJn.l.d U.mo,iaI Church, I OsSary Ave , lBterpftti Sear Lake United MetheditI Church, B,thel A U E Ch,.,cP Canaan HgIs Canwbbcrry Commenity Untied M.Ilbod,tt Chprch, Hwy 11 ,11 Polity Ridge Rd , Castelber,1 De'Bjvp Commvnulp Methodist Church.W Highbink5 Rh, DeBar. First United Methodist Church, SIP Park Avg First M,Ihoiust Ch urch 05 Oviedo hrl kmilIt4r M,lhod,51 Ch ch 1440 3as+iqd Ave ur Fr,. 04.11.04.0 Church. $44 W 4th H Gemini M.ethoditt Cs.urch Geneva Groc, Unh,d M.ttiod,Il Church Airport lied Granl Chapsl A £4 B Church. Oviedo, Go MeII04,5t Church. 0stho Method' OSleI'tn Methodist Church Paila W.tle,an Methodis t, Nh 44 Ye 41 P0011 So James A U E Ons at C rots SI Mop's A U B Church So RI CII, Otieg So Pawl's M,Ihed,i Church. Otleen Rd. Enterprise 1IalImd Memorial Church. S DeSt So,Wand. Uniled U,tMf,5t Church Tamp First F,, Ssmøraii Bind. Altai,l,.l, Sp'ings Firsl Chsrø, of hti NaIarop Come Ye Thankful Peo ple pus FLAGSHIP BANK Sanford and Staff 200W. First SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF 000 First £stqmb*v of G. 7U11 & Elm Baptists Are ,Independent Lot )A Answer: The warmth can seep out of a family relationship before you even realize it, often because of a failure to show love. But there's something you can do to bring warmth and closeness into your home, How long has it been since you put your arms around those you love? When did you last tell your children, your wife cr husband how much you love them? How long has it been since you gave a genuine word of praise? Oscar Hammerstein v,Tote a little rhyme, "A bell's not bell till you ring it; A song's not a song till you sing it. Love in your heart is not put there to stay; Love is not love till you give It away." Sometimes husbands and wives begin to take each other for granted. Parents get so busy they don't really talk to their children or spend time wi th them. It isn't what you really intend, but its what sometimes happens. A person reacts to your actions, not to your real but unexpressed feelings. Many hurts and misunderstandings arise within a family w hen love isn't easily, naturally, and often expressed. Iasked a man one time, "How long has it been since you told your wife you loved her?" fie replied, "What do you, mean? I provide for her and the children. Would I do that ill didn't love her? I asked again, 'But how long has It been since you said the words?" We all need to be told we're loved. We need to feel it. The way to warm up your home is to give your love away. Now I don't mean material things. Sometimes that's too easy. I mean give out of your heart. As you feel appreciation rising up, voice it. Leave a note for the person who does a job especially well. Revive some of the things you and your companion did in your courtship. Don't be afraid of seeming a little sentimental. It may seem strange at first, but I guarantee your family will love it. Give your love away. That's the key to changing the atmnosere of your home and iestoring right relationships. ________ ______ . Question: Our family seems so cold and far apart from each other. What can I do to bring our family closer together? I _____ _______ ' wv'' ',,,v CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Ca' 11111 SI &Oab Awt SII W Coffman Pastor Sunday School ISa Mcr.n, *orsIsp II 04 a in CIlutkY,iin,ie0 a lip in B v,iitn, WeFthp 7 lOp in Wed Pia yet Sec, I 00 in Nur sery Opta WTRR 7 10pm Sunday Ni ght Srp..c.1, ~__ ______ a concert at 0450 ' 4 58 Friday, Nov. it, i9j6--iB Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ltfl I . . .. ,;;; Technological University. At the hayride there will be a bonfire, a weiner roast, and sing-along around the lire. . ________ SING FEATURES FLORIDA BOYS AHfl ASSEMLY OF GOD ___________ 27th & Gm antord Rev. Stoney Shaw, Baptist 'amnpus Minister for the " 1i charge of 1'.' . arrangements. Additional ________________ lnfornlatlon on the hayride may •. r.1 . __ be obtained by calling the 1 flit EDonC Baptist Campus Ministry house The Florida Boys will be among the gospel singing groups to sing at the Sanford in Winter Park, 628.4010, or by Fire Department's annual Gospel Sing Nov, 2t1 at the Sanford Civic Center from I t$ 8 calling the First B.aptLst Church to Benevolent Fwid. of Oviedo, 365-3484 , ______ /1i.:- ' __________________________________ _______ ________ j 9:30 AM Sct'.00l of Bible 10:45 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Charismatic Service L- .".Ol;Oi ". : , A ______________ _________ _ ECHOES OF PRAISE WHLY(Io.7)FM MON..FRI. 12:05 P•M SUN' J us t Pra ise __________ _____ 7:45AM1 The Lord , ___ QUALITY INN NORTH I-I & 434 LONGW000 (305) t62.4,00 �48—Evening lJ Poor Herald, Sanford, FL ______ Legal Notice Pay More In ________ __________ _______________________ State 1ax . TALLAHASSEE tAP) - A preliminary report by a House panel shows that the poor pay more of their incomes state taxes than the rich. The study by the House Finance and Tax Committee found that families with an in. come of less titan $10,000 paid about six per cent of their In• come m state taxes. Families with more than $30,000 income paid about 2.5 per cent of that in taxes. "The results of this study clearly indicate that the ta-included in this survey are clearly regressive," the preliminary report said. "That Is, as family income increases the amount going to taxes becomes a smaller percentage of income." _____________ —U ________________________ __________________________ ________________________ __________________ __________________________ - ________________________ D ea liii 1 ii ti e __________________________ Moved Up Suggested Christmas n-tailing deadlines for domestic parcels and letter mail have be.'n advanced because of an exceptionally high mail volume, according to Postmaster James II. Covington. The suggested Christmas 'nailing deadline is now l)ecember 3 for domestic parcels and December 10 for letter mail and greeting cards intended for dekvery by Chr'stmas. "The impact of greatly in volumes mail creased generated by the 15.state United Parcel Service strike m the East and South, and ItS residual effect on other parts of the country compels us to ask the public to mail even earlier than normal," Ciwington said. Parcel volume has already more than ubled in the strike area and is up significantly nationwide, and letter mail 1,5 also on the increase. i—qlr! _____________________ i _______________________ -- .. ........:.i Friday, Nov. 1, 1fl6 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISljN FIle Number 74.341.CP DlvIsln In Re: Estat, of MAE K LOWE, Deceased NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: TO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate oi MAE IC LOWE. deceased, File Number 76 3.41 CP. is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Divijio, the dress of which is Seminole County Courthouse, North Park Avenue, Sanford. FL The personal representative of the estate DOUGLAS STENSTROM. whose address Is P.O. Box 1320, Saritord, Fl 32771. The name and address the personal representative's torney are Set forth telow All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 11115 NOT IC1, to file with 911 clerk of 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 thi claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed, If the claim is not yet due, the date when it wIll become due shall be stated. If the claim Is contingent or unliquidated, the nature Of the uncertainty be stated It the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy , each personal representative All persons Interested in the estate t whom a copy this Notice Mministralion has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF shall THIS UOTICE,?ofileariyobjecilcns they may have that challenges 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 FOR EVER BARRED Date of thefirst publiCationof thiS Administration: of Notice November 19th, 1976. 5: Douglas Stenstrom As Personal Representa tive of the Estate 0 MAE K. LOWE Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: S: Douglas Stenstrom STEP'ISTROM, DAVIS & McI NTOSH P0 Box 1330 Sanford. FL 3277) Telephone: 322-2171 Publish: NOv. 19, 26, 1976 DEF. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE _____________________________ ___________________________ NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthaI INTHE CIRCUITCOURT,INAND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, by virtue of that certain Writ of - Legal Notice ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FlIt Number D,v.sien In R Estate of WILLIAM T. MULLINS. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAV 1P40 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of tne estate Of WILLIAM T. MULLINS, deceased, File Number 76-315 CP. Is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of whIch Is Sanford, Florida. The personal representative of the estate is Dorothy J. Muilins. whose address is Lake Howell Arms Apts, No 220, 203 George'o'n Dr. Casselberry, PlC. 32707. The name and address of the personal representative's torney are set forth below, All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF HIS NOTICE, to fiIj with the Ierk of 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 the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed If the claim is not yet due. the date when it.witl become due shall be stated, If the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the na'ure of the uncertainty shall be stated If the claim is secured, the Security shai be described, The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the cf,im 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 Administration has been mailed are required, WITHtN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE,tofiieanyobjections I.•v may have that challenges the • validity of t'ie aeceoem ,,, qualifications of hue personal representative, or the venue or iurisdiction of the court ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of this Administration: of Notice November 19th, 1976 Dorothy J. Muilins As Personal Representative of the Estate of William I. Mullins Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE' Dario J. tcardi Post Office Box $79 Winter Park. FIa 33290 Telephone: 305.6.47 1859 Publish: Nov. 19, 26, 1916 THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA . CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-2730.CA.17. EE IN L BURKE STEELE. AdminiStrator of the Estate of JEANNETTE E. LAIPIG. Deceased, Plaintiff, vs. GE P4 EVA STEWARD THOMAS. MARt! A. WtLLt5, a aMARY A. WILLIAMS. GEORGE WILLIAMS, MINNIE MAPSON, PRISCILLA WYL'v', and SAMUEL MAPSON, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. fll491•CA.O CHASE & COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, 4A—PubIIcP4otices_ _______ ________ _Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PROBATE DIVISION File Number 74.345-CP DivisIon Coupon Books for 811 95. Call 373. 0090 or 373 4340, or after S call 323. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: MR. STEVEN R, CAMPISI CO Mrs. Ellis Campisi Fishpt Road Box 314 Vestaburg, Pennsytvanla 15311 You are hereby notified that a Complaint for damages has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, It any, thereto upon Plaintiff's Attorney, whose name and address appear betow, on or before December 17th, 1976 and file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorneys or immediately thereafter otherwise adefautt beenteredagalnet you for ttw relief demanded in the Complaint, WITNESS MY HAND and the seat of this Court on the 10th day of November, A.D., 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By PatricIa A. Jackson Deputy Clerk RICHARD L. MAMELE Hutchison & Morris Oftice Drawer H will 730 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Telephone: 305.332 1031 Publish: Nov. 12, 19, 26, 26, Dec. 3, 1976 DEF-50 INVITATION TO BID This Is an invitation to bid on an &rboat built to law enforcement 5pe allons. Must have Lycoming OSlO aircraft engine. Specifications may be obtained at the Seminote County Sheriff's Office, Room 101, 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford ' !' Fridays, 9am. 5p.m.. November?19. Bids will be evaluated Nov. 73 60d awarded shortly thereafter. Publish- NOv. 5, 12. 19, 1976 DEF-1 PROCLAMATION OF -REGULAR ELECTION TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Cassetberry, Florida. Ihatpursuanttolawfulauthoritylhe City of Casselberry, Florida. shall on Tuesday, December 7, . during the legal hours for voting hold the regular election of the City of Casselberry, Florida. Said election shall be held at the Casselberry Council Meeting Chambers on said date and at the times authorized for the purpose of electing the following city officials, to wit: THREE (3) MEMBERS of the City Council of the City of Casselberry, Florida AND REFERENDUM QN THE PROPOSED REVISED CHARTER OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. FLOR IDA. which form of ballot TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL -- Teenager needs ride with female from IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of HOWARD C. GRIFFITH, deceased, File Number 76-315 CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Divisic, the addre.s of which Is SemInole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal representative of the estate M. JUNE GRIFFITH.whosiaddressis 106 Highland Dr., Fern Park, Florida 32730 The name and address of the personal represen. tative's attorney are set forth below, All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE Casselberry 2.3 days a week at 4:30 p.m. 3723907 THE Sanford to K-Mart in FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can help Call 423 4.317 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32171 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free 641 2047 for "We Care" I'totline, Adults 8. Teens IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? P4 YOUR FAMILYI AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkerS. FIRST PUBLICATION OF For turtner Information call 231.U7 THIS NOTICE. to file with the clerk or write cIt the above court a written Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. statement of any claim or demand Box 35), Sanford, FIa. 33271. they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the WEDDINGS PERFORMED basis for the claim, the name and By Notary Public address of the creditor or his agent 322 2026- Eves. & Weekends or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, DIVORCE FORMS - For free in. the date when it wilt become due formation write to: Box 791. ________ shall be stated. If the claim is Pompano. Fla., 33061 contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be Ring our chimes and place a fast acting, low cost want ad. Call 373 stated. If the claim is secured, the 261) or 1)1-9993. security shall be described. The ,.... claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to 6—Child C'2 enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative. Educationa' Child Care for as low as All persons interested in the estate $2, weekly if you qualify. 3238.421 to whom a copy of Ibis Notice of Administration has been mailed are or 323 8435. WITHIN required, THREE Will b4'by sit days in your home or MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF mine. Sanford area. 323.1019 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF __ _ THlSNOTlCE,tofile.nyobjections -9Go0d Things to Eat they may have that challenges the validity of the decendent's will, the —..Iile*tint of the aertonal NAVtL UM?i1O. "a" representative, or the venue or )22 17362 or jurisdiction of the court. 322 63) ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, ANt. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 18-Help Wanted WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publIcation of this - --' Notice of Administration: November 17th, 1976. M June Griffith As Personal Representa t,ve of the Estate of Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: L. W. Carroll, .1r.. Esqure CARROLL & JONES, P A. P.O. Box 911. Casselberry, Florida 32701 Telephone 8.34 5700 Publish: Nov. 17. 1?. 1976 -WESELLSUCCESS201 Commercial 323.5)76 Nurses; RN's & LPP4's, Aidei, AideCompaniOn. Needed immediately. 62$ 06.36 above listed duties are illustrated tasks required to be performed. The position requires an average of twenty (201 hours per week to perform. Applicants should have a workable knowledge, and a minimum of four years experience in ac counting. Interested persons should submit resumes to: DEF.5l vaIecent Center, 930 MsIIonvilIe Ave. Salesman - Prefer person with some retail experience. Can lead to manageme,il training pOstion for alert, aggressive, personable peson. App npersoc, No phone calls, please. Zales Jewelers, Sanford Plaza store only SAN MO PARK, I, 2, 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult A family park. Wkly. 3515 Hwy Il 97. Sanford. 332 19)0 _______ ___________________ 7 BR., air, Adults. No Pets. Contact 7312 Patmetto Aye, Lazy Salesperson ac customed to high standard of living. Call 3238312. Part lime tiar Starlight Lounge, 3205 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford. __________________________ ________ 24—Business Oppodunities - ' - . - - - - - 'SANFORD _____ linfurnished 32 —HOUSeS 3 BR, l' bath home with central heat & air, 12 x 71 game room, utility shedon cement foundation, large treej, $73,ç0) New FHA -. - Winter Springs- 3 BR. excellent condition mm. lease 6 mos. $263 mo hO ttt. Niar snoou Ji' @J.b. LAKEMARY -- Sparkiing)BR I' bath home witti Florida room, central heat & air Motivated owner 873.750 - New FHA, Nice 2 BR block home, turn, or unfurn. 323 2970 or 322-7579 after 4 pm Looking to buy 1st or 2nd mortgages Ct discount. 24 Hour approval. Call Daytona (901) 6725133 30-Apartmenls Unfurnished ---_______------.----GRAND OPENING Sanford Court Forrest Greene Inc. RlJ RF_ALTOp _____________________________ - Shag Carpeting Fabric-Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Privahe Entrance Dead heft Leck -. For '77 Is Effective 3 BR. 1 batti, CB, carpeted and kitchen equipped Assure first mortgage, $15) m00thly, and pay 8300 down on equity, Move in now nay. 22? '?.i PAINT UP FIX UP Handym Special 3 BR older 2 story hon on corner iot In nice neight,orhood Owner motivated Will give gOiSd terms $17,500 tvesj.jj 0445 Hal Colbert Realty MLS UNBELIEVEABLE - 2 Acres with 3 BR. I bath, family room, central heal, dishwasher On Oak Way, Sanford Owner holding, $3.00) down, $16,500 Adult.Fanijly tIP. 2 bath, tam mm, 1g. fenced yard with fruit trees Completely remOdeled Will hold 2nd mtg. for part down 373 0503 -Wbile Hones "ro Ir .onilly 2 BR trailer, furnished, SIlO month, deposit. No pets, 373 2631. Modetsopen 10a.m. 'til 4pm. daily. Come see us or call '3')') Psni , CLASSIFIED C.— and Sates ADS QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES PIIISPI 'v"y - ' . N "- BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,' Aluminum Siding Home Improvements , For AppoIntmQn Call 303-322.310) Lawn Care __________________________ Beauty Care ,, Cleaning ________________________ __U SOFA ACHAIR SHAMPOOED OnIy$33 Pt'0'13fl 'U Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Residenhial & Commercial Clean. log. RI.), Box 174CC. Sanford, Fl. 33711- 323.6123. Hauling Central Heat & Air Conditioning. Fnr Pr.. tlin.I.. .ii r HarrIs at SEARS in3acrd3fl 177). Oebdsardt's Home Repairs, Room itions, Concrete Work, Paint. ing. Carpenter Work, Ceramic Tile, Alum. Enclosures. 323-4423, Free Ettimates. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. LIcensed, Bonded, Fr,e estimate. 323603$. Classified Ads will always give you more, . Much, Much More lftan expect. Blown In Insulation- Mayo Int'JlitiOflCO.callbefore9arn,$,30. 0092 or 9017134347. Ptionuljl 5777 We're Land Clearing Phone 349 $371 Evening Herald Classified Roof Repairt. Carpentry, Palnting, PfomeRep.irs. Guttering, Cement work. Fre, estimates. 8.31-1442. HUGHEY EQUIPMENT LIte Ciearirug, Mowing. Dlscing Fill Dirl. Ciay Rock, S,4, ckho Loader. P39. 322 8821. -________ ___________________ - CITY aOl tioii Aye Charming Recently remodeled 2 BR, 1 bath with extra b.drooyi A bath for guests Has loads of potential UPP w,urmanteo Just Sit 5430 SUNLAND ESTATES-. 700 Cherokee Circle - Cozyi This BR. I bath 5 nestled ri the oaks Ofl corner lot with well manicured yard BPP warranted Now lust 25% ) ' 4 Reduction _____________________ ART BROWN PEST CONTRO. 2562 Park DrIve 322 S ______________________ OR On Our 2 Bedroom, 11/2 Dine-tie suite wilts 6 ChOir's; Fot a way Cot; Refrig. Gas stove, etc. Best otter. 131 8667 19" ZiiIh Color TV 5115 26" Hutfy Riding Mower, $150. 373 1373. _________________________ Earn extra cash for Christmas Shopping Sell those items you no longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad in the Evening Herald 4171JfJ 18,525 NOW Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality Ii. Alterations. DressMaking. Drapes, Upholstery. 3220707. concrete block ConstruCti)n. 1,064 square feet of living arts. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools -No maintenance fees. LAKE MARY - flOiliS St -. Fish and relax! Custom 3 BR. 3 balhs. hat dream kitchen, fireplace. and muCh more A good buy BPP w,lrranfecf Call for details Ix AT All typesandsizes We repair and service I p.m. J_L Woodmere 511141 MACHINE 1, £1 FOR INFORMATION 3fl.37 CALL --- 323 7O8O Another Fine Development By a Saturday clod 135 Country Club Circle, Sanford - - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 7710 1961 BSA on chop frame, 17" over front end, rebuiit engine, rewired, needs finishing, Will trade for stock motorcycle or make offer 323 $047 - __________________________ '70 HONDA 450 WE BUY FURNITURE fteshofferover 1330 Maittand Auction i 39 dll6toltfreefrom Sanford 3232651 after 3p m _____________________________ - Cash 322.4132 Trucks-Traile For uSed furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or tOOl items rry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave -- 1969 Chevrolet Pickup lIe sure to attend our auction Travelall, 1969, good I International r.d;?:'i 3,S or or's, otter 3fl. 0113 tonight We are having a gigantic tool saie arid Christmas gift sale All sorts of Tools. Gift items, Clothes, Toys, Misc. it5 Of all descriptions Do your Christmas gift buying at your own prices - - -1 - Yioocj or Slrei desks executive desk ' secretarial desks & chairs. Itra,gp,l ch4,r,. hung cabinCts, .15 iS, Cash and Carry IIOLLS CisSelberry, 17 92. 530 4206 - - - -- lO-Swap NELSON'S FLORIDA UOSES Woodrufts Garden Center 601 Celery Ave ________ & Trade - 1970 Mustang 302, I speed, custom paInt. $1595 3370694 1965 Olds 442 1 speed, runs 000d 3238021 - 7 5-Recreational Cemp.er T,wil,', I '7) Maclets Call I?) 8370 or 834 1605 Dealer 19fl Pintowagon,alr radio $100) Cr best offer. Call Rick, 3722611 ext 41 before S Vehicles - fir rpm, Si . rut: bath, twin beds. Heat, air 322 5/52 __ — - / . 76--Auto Parts 1913 Super Beetle Must Sacrifice 51395 $3.4 8182 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS_ '72 and _____________________________ , - $150 A take over payments. '75 Gremlin 17,000 mi .radio, air. PS, PB SIll mo 3234029 _____________________ ___________ every Sunday, 9am tos pm NO 62-Lawn-Garden . - CHARGE Reserve free spaces. r't,e 322 1216,7 pm lO9pm. any flight. ' Sale - 13 PontIac, auto., PB, P5,6 cyl.. air, low mileage Sell or trade. Phone 3277435 wAt, iL' SELLERS BUYERS DEALER S Empty your carport or garageMake 883 and have fun swapping tOO! Bring your articles to Movietarscj Drive In Theatre Swap Shop I-lea Market, south 1177, Used Office Furniture for Hwy 46, West, Sanford -- - - -- -- 1912 Army Jeep Excellent Con dition Body needs repair 1109 Sanford Ave • Sanford, 59Msical Merchandise Classified Ac1 MOVE MOUNTAINS cf merchur.dse1,p 80-Autos 1915 Corvette, orange, I Top, loaded Call after S p m 3220111 Open Daily For Retail Sales. 105 Panos & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythmsectuon Liberal trades offered Bob Bail's Piano A ____________________ Organ Sales & Western Auto. 301 w First SI - ton. PB, - FRIDAY NIGHT. 7 PM --- ', PS, auto. trans., V I; camper top cash firm, 3726550 ___________________________ AUCTION SALE -- - CAP COOL Will Check your car'sar Conditioning Free estimate, Delco factory specialists. 7300 N Pirk Aye Matiirij 621 0)81 OAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Hwy 92, I mile west of 5peed'.t, __, -_______________ Daytona .Beach will hold a pubIc AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7 30 Il's the only one ri Florida You set the reserved price No charge other then 53 reqistrali fee unless vehicle is sold Call 9047351311 for further - _______________________________________ COUNTRY CLUB MANORAndersgn Circle- LOvely 3 BR. I bath with W W carpt't.ng in cx ceilent condition, on beautifully landscaped lot BPP warrante.d .l.,St $75 000 S,irlford FUTURA BY SINGER Ore rI Singer's lO Touch .ird Sew Zig Zivq machines Assume balanceof 5185 SOor pay $11 90 per monln Will 'ake trade in Singer eouippwt to ir3 zag 5 mtbe bi."!cr holes Balance of 5.5658 or tO payments of 16 Call credit manager, 3729111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Sloe,' S 5,ule (.,,;.. 3565 PARK I lnslnford.w.ston7srnSt.offIl.,2 Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks 0.1 Rldgewood To Terrace Drive WILCO CONSTRUCfiO CONP*Y SPECIAL INCLUDES: QUAKER STATE TRANSMISSION FLUID, CLEAN FILTER & LABOR 10)0 state St.. Sanford Plaza 5le5e-il our trade in lurnitureat low prices Good selection COUNTRYFURN YOU ASK FOR IT - YOU GOT IT - Thj 3 BR home his a non ',ubduyision iOk and iS .1 Oreat Dining room sUite-table, 6 Chairs & buttet, ligtsh pecan. 5775 Phone 8349151. home for yOs,r first hcmC The motivatid owner will ConSider terms' Bring us an Offer TODAY Ciii Carol Jordan. REAL TOP ASsOCiite for appt 49 M.P.G. Black vinyl Padded bar with 3 5tls, also black love seat 321 0756 after I p m 77 TOYOTA NOW IN STOCK. Chest of drawer's, maple, 5k). small 3 drawer chest. $20. couch. 575. cottee & I end table. 130 32) 2651 after 3 p m 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA----------- $795 (fr'S SANORA SOUTH S..ulfusrti's ll('SS I"%( rCvIdt'Utial neighh.orhi)Od New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Conventional-5°i0 Down Homes ready for your inspection and immed ijie occupancy Sanlord Ave., I Blocks Southof Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Brailey Odham-323-467Q BUILDER - DEVELOPER - ---------------------- OISTRIBUTOftS 32) 1)77 SRM I mi Eaxi I a C DIRECTlONS 1495 __________ 1972 TOYOTA MARK II------------ $795 1975 TRIUMPH ------------------2995 1972 PLY. SAT. -------------------1295 1972 DATSUN--------------------1295 1973 DODGE MONACO WGN. 2395 1973 PLY. FURY III---------------1795 1973 PONT. VENT. SPRINT-------- 2395 1970 MERC. COUGAR ------------1395 1974 TOYOTA HILUX PICK.Up r.]4 - 1917 F 100 piCkup, I wheel drive, new 1000 tires, less than 50.000 - miles 373 1494 after i pm 72-Aucljon ' - - ' Accessories ____________________________ AllanCarcijsalorgan likenew Sold new for $3500 First $1,300 take's Phone 8300051, - 1774 Honda 360, 5450. also frame for 1972 Kawasaki Phone 3230111 - Wanted to buy uSed office furniture, Any quantity. P4011'S. CASSELBERRY, Hwy. 17-97, 830 £706 _____________________________ 55-Boats & — r Junk Cars & Trucks to Buy you NAME 11.1 BUY IT' SANFORDAUCTION 3237310 Bazaar & Bake Sale, Sat . Nov 20. corner of Country Club & Upsala Road, Upsala Presbyterian Church groundS ______________________________ - For Wrecked - Lath for Antiques Consignments wanted. Hi.way 16 AUCtIOn Galleries. 3226972 I ___________ --- MORE CASH 78--4/iotorcycles 68-Wanted CARPORT SALE. Sat, only 9 III S Bundy Clarinet, $50; Stereo, $15, English Saddle, $70. Over 300 paperback bookt, many misc. items, 2636 Laurel Aye, Sanford (in lront of Pinecrest School) -- -_ - Early American Coffee & End Table's, 20" Mob bike, B.1kClb6lI backboard, Fisher Amp Turn table & Speakers, Surf bo5rd, Wet Suit, & Misc, 3000 S. Park, San ford. Saturday 9a m. 103pm, 2036 1972 SkipJack 16'. 50 HP Mercury outboard, with trailer siso. or best offer 323 7157 Call ri 162 after I p m Any year thru 1976 mols 1 days ek Call loll free I 8004322957 Campbell's Poodle PaComptete profe,sional grooming 2467 Park Aye, 377 1171 PORCH SALE- 120 Oak Ave. Sanford, Fri , Sat., Sun. Clothes, dishes, toys, plants, linens. 13 s Malibu Fiberglass boat With swivel Seats, II HP Evinrude, Harding trailer, Fully equipped, like new 5650. 373-1104 after , BUY JUNX 'ARS- from $IOfo$30 51-HOusehold Goods VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA MODEL OPEN: WELLSIJRILLED,PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS GARAGE SALE-M,C ITEMS _ Autos Wanted Sunland 6 yr. old German Shepherd, male guard dog. $100 to right person. 7331325 __________________________ - ROB$o4 MARINE ?' Hwy ii 'i'i 327 5961 _____________________________ Estate, signs) Carport Sale. Fri.. ""'—. Sat., Sun. Spanish Lowrey organ, Crib. Playpen. Clothes, Misc. everything 403 Sunland Dr • 373 2863 , Santa's bag quick and easy Shop the want ads for Cr.slrras buy's ____________________________ FROM Well Drilling females 711 Wynn Dr Fill USED Restaurant & Bar Equip Steam Table, Trays, S S Sink With drariboard Misc 32) 2770 Bath Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE Sewing AKC Boxer, female, I mos., all shots. cropped ears $130 or best offe', 3237972. 60-Office SupplIes lchen Bathroom Cabmels. Counter top's Sinks Installation ,uvailCble- Bud Cabeil 377 5057 anytime. $6,175 ______ SUPPL' CO. 201 W,2nd$t. uaranted reconditioned auto batteries. $12 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave -- ________________________ Pest Control Resale Boulique_HoIiay Sale-75 pct off extrything except hand crafts. Open daily, 10 to 1, except Wed 107 W 77th St., ir Pinecrest School Mediterranean china closet, round table & 6 Chairs; desk. 1 H 78.15 and? L 60-IS tires and wheels 377 COUNTY- 7705 Narc,jsus Ave Just reduced Owners anxioust Beautilul country. IBR. 2 bath, with Split floor plan In exceilent Coodilion. and priced right BPP warranted Priced for quick sale at 826.900 Dept _______________________ ESTERSONLANOCLEARING BuIidozlng.Excavatlng,Dto, Fill dirt, top soIl. 322 5943. Realty CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 830 HWy 134, L ong 831 8277 LIGHT l'AULING&YARD Home Improvements A Wpnt to sell something? Dial the agic number. . .372.2411 or 831. -- APIDGARAGE CLEANUP Offering Cleanup. $30103.4. insulation RON'SQUICKSERvICE Very Reasonableiales a 11 Mowing, Trimming. Edging, Fall _________________________ TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON ltormerIyHariett'sBeautyNo) — 519 E. First 322 - 5717 - FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H ) Giant Yard Sale- Fri , Sat , & Sun, 7709 Plarciisus Ave. (w 'st turn right On Riverylew. follow Striping machine fur p.xrk., i,,4 striping Call before 9 a m , 830 0092 or 901 775 6317 110 Gal fuel tank. ifull kerosene, on iron stand, good condition. 322 618) 1"RIVACY Interior, Exlerior Plaslaring; FreeEstimate's Plaster Patching. Simulated brick DICK'S LAWN SERVICE & stone specIalty. 322-2780 Sale - SANFORD Mowing, Edging, Trimming Ptson.32317,2 -- Dell's Auction Center [1] EXPERT LAWN SERV ICE for Sears Touch Tone color TV. console, brand new, 1.400. Sears Coldspof side by side refnigecator.freezer, lyear old, like new, $100. 323 6552 Landscaping & ________________________ - tspplis ________________________________ Bassett Hound, AKC, Reg female, 9 mos,. tn color Very lovable, $123. eves - Req Real Estate Broker SALES- RENTALS 517W. tsh5l, Sanford 322 56.41 or 22? 2157 after Hrs. R[Ai_ 101 _____________________ I can cover your home with aluminum A soffit system. Also C. E. SHEPHERD Rooting, Gutters. 20 Yrs. E*p. Painting, Remodeling. General Re paIrs, Call 373 IWS, Ete Siding Co 151-9363. 5O'-Mjsceltaneous - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL_TRADE 311 315 C. F inSt si. 3273637 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 'I ________________________________________________________ — ________________________ 33-2 2335 322-2420 . ________________________________________________ Sanford 1,111 EXPERTS REA DY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - - tipert Mechanics. All work guaranteed Reasonable prices 2$ ytt experience i'st.ixle','sGarage, 2539 Park Dr 322 3955 Bill flowers, Operator ______________________________ dCy " .. luIC! xitr,i,, çi,,up', ____________________________ ,l '' ' Central HeatIng and Air Conditioning c.arpeting MOVE Osteen - 9./S acres. New road; nice trees; dry land. Terms - $14,700 Broker, 831 0111. per -. KULP REALTY 109W Flat St - )&4Becjroon s am Models - -,-- MUST SELL- 2 BR block, city tiiihie, 117 Chub Road, Sanford Big $500 refrigerator and air unoitioner included at $14,900 or best offer Broker, 831 0111. Stenstrom - __ - - Sales-- _________ 323.7832 Eve5 32'? 1587. 3221179 707 E. 25th St _____ - 43-Lots-ACreage -- $1 50 Doberman Puppies, AKC Req Ped papers, Show stock 3 males. 2 Will Paint Refrigerato, Lawn Furniture, etc. 373 1980 Assistance. Uppland MOUNTAINS of merchandise 3 BR. 21' x 6.1' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5200 Sorrento.- I acre lot cis Wekiva Reç Peal Estate Broker, 371 0610 River Road, zoned for mobile 322 0719 homes Asing 87.500 Call 665 333 7595 ss Oh LAKE MONROE- Mayfair. Spacious, custom) DR. 2 bath, lv rm,, din rm,, den, eat In kit.. Ii, Merchandise acres Privacy. Near hospital 33-2 $19.10) 2521 Park Dr 322-2111 Rathor After Hours: 32292*1 3273991 322044* Perch, utility shed; on Wekiva RIver, 84.000 Call 322 3534 for aPpOintment WlU REALTY BALL REALTY LOCH ARBOR 3 LIP 7 bath Assumable mortgag Realty, Inc. Full-time Resident Service Directors 2 BR unfurn .new, 27'xh'. Screened - NEED A HOME? 8)00 clown payment to qualified buyers. 3 flR. P, baths, Cent heat, refur bsh.,1 As low ,i', $l Peg Real Estate Broker General Contractor 372 6137 MOBILE HOME Cassetberry area si,.000 .1 .iq ed __ - RESIDENTIAL LOTS- Buy now for tuture homesite Terms avail, Mellonyilte Ave 100' $1.BSQ Wekiva River, 100' on river, 516.000 Lakefront in Dcry, 111.250 JOHNNY WALKER Call Us For Person,slized Listing LAKESIDE APARTMENTSf' Highway 17-92, Sanford Acro From RanCh - Homes ___________ and air, Stove, garage or carport 521.000. Financing avail ST JOHNS RIVER Nice home at Lemon Bluff 2 BR , turn, cabana, porch, fenced, yard Adults only. No pets 373. 0358 after 4:30 Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliances lii . - . Abundant Storage Space ____________________________ ."Energy Eftiient" Air Con ditioning Package 4I-Hous - . Full Circle Insulation and Sound Proofing - - NoOne LIving Above or Below Jim Hunt You ._ - HOME IN THE COUNTRY $19.00), Will trade for land or mobile home fi11age S- ) - 42-4%,bil only - ----. REALTOR RESIDENTIAL LOT- on St. Johr' River _ BR . furnished, $110, Katie's Wekiva Landing. 322 4470, ___________________________ 3-UP. I' zbath, red brick Must Sell Willing to talk terms $?O, Phone 323 $AO7 beauty 1505 W, 25th St 322-2O9O- -- NEW HOMES that you can afford. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, cent, heat F arm house on 3 acres A res ç' Fla, r screened , doubtelot fruit&largeoak trees, nice neighbrh 519,90), 82.000 dn,, about $160 mo Owner wiii finance 2037 Jefferson Ave. 373 13/I days, or 628 3058. ask for Chuck Moore ______ GONE WITH THE WIND SPECIAl 135 Sanford, . 4 2-Reøuce 55.000 I, Acre 10' One Bedroom I From I' Sales ""'''"-'-----Cottage, S rooms, I bath, 25) S. 3rd St . Lake Mary 811.500 Phone 8301701 54-Garage 76A-Auto Repairs RUMMAGE SALE- Saturday 10 til S Sponsorej by MYF, at Grace United MCthodj5t Church, Airport Bad & Woodland Or S'nfOr7f3p LAKEMARY Req Real Estate Broker 26)1 S. Sanford Ave 371 OlS9eves in 7643 Bedroom Apis. KItchen EquIpped I rcentals HANDYMAN'S HOUSE. 1075 Santa St . Sanford Name your terms 322 6637 before noon or nights only IN TOWN-- Hwy. 17 92. comrnercial property Realtor BROKERS DayS 3776173 Nights 322 2)52 for CARROLL S FURNITURE . - -_ __ - 64-Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Carpet Sampooer - ,,,,,,,,,,,,., INC. - CaIIBart Dishwasher, Kenmore portabie. white, good COndition, 835 373 RigiStered Real Estate Broker Millie Murray. Asolt. Lake Miry Phone)?? 5237 _______________ - - '-'-"---------'------- 178 LAKEVIEWAVE,_ LakeMary POOL HOME.) BR, 2 baths, giant oaks, fenced backyard, screened patio and mAny evtras j5n KISH REAL ESTATE INC. REALTOR 32) 0041 70t7 s French Ate, Sanford p. brown _____________________________ Wm. H. StemperReaIto 1919 5 French 3?? 49 91 )?2149s.3n 1l64)fli98.4 JOHN SAULS AGENCY 1 Quiet, One Story .- - 2 BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACE Executive hme I BR.)' baths year old. Amenities too numeroUS to describe 889.000 Homestead Exemption Studio, 1, 2,3 BR, I tiled bath, carpeted throughout, central heal and air. On large shady lot in Sanford. $183 month, Phone 668 6311 - Lake Mary 3 BR, 1'., bath new homes Under $25,000 With Iess than $730 down. Governunutnt funding By builder. 831 1619, Equal Housing Opportunity BATEMAN REALTY 18.2 BR ApIs ,excelIenl location, all electric kitchens. A C. carpeted,.,) drapes; adults; from $130. 20)3 Sanford Aye, Phone 33271)). - 7017 S FRENCH 3 BR. I bath, concrete block horrue. eat in kitchen, wall to wall carp it. utility rm , with washer A driyen hook isp. carport. palo, 8)1,5 00 KULP REALTY, 327 7335 ___________________________ Buy Now So Luxury Patio Apar'fme Lake Mary- Unfurn 7 BR, I bath. Aduitt only. No pets $163 month pIu,us electric. 3230891, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. - . a rdens Corner lot-I BR. 2 bath, liv. rm., tam. rm. I. den, kitchen furn. Inquire 114)7 Adams Ave. Sanford. Apartments Brand now and sparkling with charm! Furnished studioS, un furnished one and two bedroom unitS. Your new home features: 'G eneva S V Hardwick.Broker Deitona, 661 6611 3 glady Peg. Real Estate Broker 103W 1st Sf, 37) 606) Pt 3230517 eves, REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Anytime KENMORE WASHER --- Parts, Scryic. Used machines MOONEYAPPLIANCES 323M97 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 321.0041 M. UNSWORTH REAL1'Y Harold Hall Realty 3 BR, l's bath, cent. heat & fr, Carpeted, closets galore, enclosed garage, utility rm., fenced back yard. large corner lot For Sale or Rent 32) 3/tO ______ TAFFER REALTY Req Real Elte Broker iIOOE 2SthSt 372445.5 MIS REALTORS REAL [STATE ÔELTONA- 3 BR. It) baths, garage, central heat & air conditioruing, $200 mo Also 2 BR, I bath, off Street parkIng, $165 per -------------- - WE TAKE TRADES ___________________________ 25-Loans - Ofley i% available tør subSidized housing in rural areas No down payment, monthly payments less then rent, Must Sacrificet Low. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Harcfwjck Broker Deltoru. 645 6611 - 2400 5. ft. commercial bldg. available for rent for holiday season. 323-5600. _____________________________ - - DELIONA-. Immaculate 2 BR home, completely furnished, extras galore A real must see. $18.00) Your 3 lIne ad on this page for 1 week, onl' 5651. CLASSIFIEODEPT 372 $31 9993 _.. 5th E 14th-- 3 BR, I bath newer home NCwly painted in,ide Needs some work Can be a doll house Central heat and duchedI for air at 871.500 If You Qualify CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS...130 6061 Eves 323 3*49 tM4urnihod. two bedroom. Securit Aduts Preferred. Depc,si 323 iSIS .. House In 3 Months i . -- 314-DuplexeS - -- $671000 Air, carpeted, Quiet 1 and 2 öerooms, $125 to $133 month. AdIjitS. Phone 372.1110 - _________________ Do you want it totd or Sold? Want ,t(i It'll and sell f.ist t .1 low cf low down Payment. 3 BR, 2 bath. 2515 '-'---PAIMETTO_ 3 BR, 1i 1 bath Muit See Inside to appreciate CR horn, Good iccahion, quiet ','ery clean Let's talk $31 1438 neighborhood, convenient to Schools. shopping Needs Il-i Owner -- Newly painted 3 years some ROSALIA AVE - Nice 3 BR. 1 bi repairs 819.300 young 3 BR. 2 bath, living room. home in old settled neighbort'uoi KISH REAL EST4TE INC. dining room, paneled family large corner lot. Only $ll,600w REALTOR32I 001' room, large utility room, 2 car FHA financing avIPilable 2017 S French Ave .Sa"fncd Oarage. Privacy yard. 535,900, 323 ___________________________ 02t0 FURNISHED,... 1 BR, I'' bath, PINECREST -Cozy 3 BR. 1 bIith central air, ready to move In. home. Out of state owner Si SAf9FORO_ 3 BR, 1' bath, central "Sell " $19,500 A & H, very private 571,900 Will sell FHA. VA present loan low down or iSSume CHOICE AREA- 3 BR. 2 bath, 30' POOL HOME ' Now is the time family rm • a fine home 831.900. buy! 3 BR, 2 bath, Beautiful horr IWO FHA VA repossesslons all excellent location 836.000, dreas. from 5100 down QUALITY INN NORTH 1 BR apt., kit. equip., A-C. carpeted; adults; no pets; 595. 322 7296 wk. dyt after 1. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. - Transferred 52-Appliances - They're Hot" Friday, Nov. 1, P974-SB __________ - area, central heat-air, carpets, drapes, fenced yard 3 yrs • like new By owner rn MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Iv, air Cond ,MaidServ - 41-Houses Architect's Own Custom n temporary I level, 3 BR, 2 bath. 5/6.000 JENNY CLARK. Realty, REALTOR. 372 "Get Em While EVERY DAY someone us looking for what you have to sell, Call today .lnd your Classified Ad will appear SANFORD Lovely 2 or 3 BR. I tomr,y,, balls home in good loCation, cx cellent COnditi. $18,700 VA No Altamonte Pool Home.-- 3 BR, down, Ff44 Low down bath, family room, Screened a 111W. 1st St. 3320526 . Resumes will be accepted through November 26, 1976. Part-time salary negotiable. Wanted 'I APARTMENTS 114 SR 431, Longwood 4 1-Houses You Can Have Your I BR, turn, apt., lights, water turn. Mr. Thomas Wilson, Ill Executive Director Sanford Housing Aulhority Administrative Building Castle Brewer Court Sanford. Fla. 32771 Rentals LPN, I to 17 shift. GerIatric ix. __________________________ perience preferred. Apply in ' person, Sanford Nursing & Con- ---_________ ____________________________ FICTICTIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busine'ssat P.O. Box .442, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of OLYMPIC WHOLESALE PRODUCTS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk The Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -----.- 41-Houses WHITE1 Lake Nary-. Country home Worded tot SPSnish stucco) BR. 1 bath with family room and fireplace GOOd investment House and 3 lot5. $20,000, house md 6 1015, 530.000 Phone 372 70i, - WELAKA 41-Houses a. Mature adults. No pets. $95. 3 7296 alter 4 wk days. — I Phone 372 7881 Sanford I Furnished t - and Development Budgets. . Collection of monthly rent from tenants. . Enforcement of policies adopted by the Board of Commissioners and regulations of the U. s. Department of Housing & Urban Development. - .Serving as Executive Secretary to the Board of Commissioners, Including the preparation of meeting minutes and resolutions. '101 R 11111!. !FE .1(;((:)" HOWARD C. GRIFFITH 31— I Peg Real Estate Rrokr JOHN KR IDER, ASSOC 107W Commercij OvIEOOFTU-Dupieees. Furn.of' Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE 365 3721. mints. preparation of Operating - W. GARNETT ____________________________ -- 41-Houses Spacious , A) BR Apfs mm In g, pla yg rou n recreation room, laundry room Ridgiwood and clubhouse. 2S Ave. Sntord, Ph. 373.4420 Administration of budgets, con tracts, construction activItIes and operating programs. Maintaining accurate accounts of received and disbursed. Computing rental assessments to applicants and tenants. Planning of programs designed to lmprovtthe pfysicaI appearance, and to make more Uvable apart. -- OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Ridgewood Arms Duties of the Executive Director CtudaL but It not limited to the following: — - — - DIRECTOR ________________________ NOTICEOFAOMINISTRATION CAMPISI ROOFING COMPANY, a ha CAMPORD ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION, INC.. a cor porstbon. Defendant, ________ _______________ .- EXECUTIVE fl35 Deceased - S.nford-Semlnole Jaycees are still setlinj tt% ReStaurant Sampter HOWARD C. GRIFFITH, V 18-Help Wanted YES! In Re: Estate at Execution issued Out of and under FLORIDA. the seal of the Circuit Court of CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.7312.CA.'p.E Votus(a County, Florida. upon a ATICO MORTGAGE COR. tinal judgment rendered ifl the PORATION, atores,aid Court 00 the 5th day of Plaintiff, Nov.mb.r.A fl 1974, in th*t certain the Circuit Court, Seminole County. shall be CS follows: -....--.-qxnrur,xu, "wig. ruouic ervice NAt PIANILL SOLOMON, et tJL, it Florida in accordance with the Shall Ordinancepio. 3200f the City Commission. Plaintitf, -vs. South aI., provIsions ot ttue FictitIous Name of Casselberry, Florida, duly Volusia Utility Company. Inc., Defendants. To Wit: Section 8.6309 adoptedbytPwCouncilonlhelstday Defendant, which aforesaid WrIt of NOTICE OF ACTION Florida Statutes 1957. of November, AD. 1976, amending Execution was delivered to me as TO: JAMES L. OZBURN and S. Nancy T. Whitacre Defendants the exising charter of the City of Sheriff cIt Seminole County. Florida. COLORES .1. OZBURN. Publish Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 17, 19, 1976 NOTICE OF SUIT Catsetberry, Florida. being Chapter and I have levied upon the following his wife DEE 135 6S-1351, laws of Florida, Special TOQUIET TITLE described property owned by South RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Acts of 1965. as amended, for the Voiusia Utility Company, Inc., said ILast known mauling address ot DEFENDANTS: GENEVA purpose of crealing a revised property being located in Seminole the afores.cid defendants being: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR STEwARD THOMAS, MARIE A, charter as provided by Chapter 166. County, Florida, more particularly RD. 2. Box 16, Firestone Road, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WILLIAMS. a-k-a MARY A. Laws of Florida, be approved and described as follows: Kernesville, Norm Carolina PROBATE DIVISION WILLIAMS. GEORGE WILLIAMS, adopted. North iD's feet of the E.sI 25 feet All parties claiming interests by. File Number 74.347.CP MINNIE MAPSON, PRISCILLA For The Amendment: of Lot 1), the South )2t) feet of the thrOugh,underoragatru,3JAMESL Division WYLY. end SAMUEL MAPSON, If AgCinst The Amendment; Fast 25 fee Of Lot II and vacated OZBURN and DOLORES J. OZIn Re: Estate of alive,andtru.irunknown%pouses.if Street 00 East Block A -all in Block BURN, his wife and to all Parties HARRY BAUM married, and if dead, their unknown This Notice shall be posted as "A". St. Johns River Estates, ac having or claiming to have any Deceased heirs, devisfi's. legatees, grantees, required in the City of Cas.setberry, cording to the ptat thereof as right, title or Interest In the real NOTICE OF Florida, assigns, spouses. lienors, creditors, and shall be published in recorded in Plat Book I) at page 5.4, property herein described, ADMINISTRATION successors, trustees of them and the Evening Herald once each week Records of Seminole County, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED for t least four (1) consecutive each of them, and any and all other Florida, together with all water that an action to foreclose a morCLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST persons or parties claiming by. weeks prior to December 7, 1976. productions and treatment equip- tgage on the follo*ing real property THE A8O/E ESTATE AND ALL tfurough. under or against them or Dated at Casselberry, Florida, mint located thereon. Also utility in Seminole County, FlorIda: OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED eactt of them, and any and all this 2ndday of November, AD. 1916 easements as described in Exhibit Lot 756, SPRING OAKS, UNIT I. IN THE ESTATE: parties or persons haying or (Seal) "I" to Quitclaim deed from leis,e according to the Plat thereof CS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED claiming any right, title or interest G. K. Christensen, World Park. Inc., dated January 3, recorded ii, Plat Book 17, Page, 938. that the administration of the estate in and to the following described Mayor 1972 and recorded In Vol 13 96, Public Records of Seminole at of HARRY BAUM, deceased, File property, lying and situate In PublIsh: Nov. 5. 12. 19, 76. D.c. ........... ... page 76 and 77, and 1376 at page 597 County, Florida, Number 76 3.17 CP. is Dendina In the .u..,.' f...I.._ .,. ...,., ISSL 0,E .w...y, r.cu. va, ,U- W,I and 59$. Veiijsla County as well as has been filed against you an YOU Circuit Court for Seminole County. The West 39 feet, also the East t OEF-26 volume 96.4 at pages ou and , are required to serve a copy Of your Florida, Probate Division. the ad fee,, of Lot 1, Block 10, Tier "A", Seminole County (all official written defenses, it any. to it on VAN drets of *hlch Is P.O Drawer C. Florida Land and Colonization IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH records) DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. PA ., Sanford, Florida. The personal Limited. E. R Tratfords JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR and the undersigned as Sheriff ot at Post Office Box,Orlando, Florida Company. repreSentative of the estate is Map of the TOWN OF SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida, will at 32107, and file the orlgnal with the MIRIAM BAUM COHEN. wPie FLORIDA.accordingloPlat thereof CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-3I69-CA.44.0 11.00 AM. on the 13th day Clerk oftheabovestyledcourlonor addseu is 531 E. Semoran. Fern 04 December. A.D 1974. offer for sale before December 27th, 1974; recorded Plat Book 1. Page 36. of the In Re: The Marrlaqe Park. Florida 32720. The name and S,iiinote county, URNARO ALLEN, Husband, and Public crs and sell to the highest bidder. foq otheis4 a iudam' address ot the personal represen. MARY S. ALLEN, Wife. Florida. cashsectI;Jn,.fld au, ex jstIng tered against you for the relief tatiye'sattorney are set forth bel.ow. BERNARD ALLEN, I.i.'s. at the Front (West) Door of demndsd in the complaint or •Id All persons having claims or Petitioner, The middle I 3 of Lot I, Block 10. the Seminole County C'rthouse in ition demands against the estate are Tier "A", of FlorIda Land and Sanford, Ftorida, the above WlTNES5myhandandtheseatof required, WITHIN THREE Colonzalion Company, Limited, E. MARY S. ALLEN. described personal property. said Court on November )h. 1976 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Res)00dent, R Traffords Map of the TOWN OF That said sale is being made to (Seal) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NOTICEOFACTION SANFORD,FLORIOA,accordlngto satisfy the terms of said Writ Of Arthur H B.ckwiftt. Jr. THIS NOTICE, ho file with Ihe clerk THE STATE OF FLORIDA TOPlat thereof recorded in Pfat Book Execution, Clerk of Ihe Circuit Of MARY S. ALLEN WHOSE of the above court a written Page 56. at the PubliC Records John E. Polk, By: Linda M. Shaw statement of an claim or demand RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN. Seminole County. Florida, Sheriff Deputy Clerk A sworn Petition for Disolution they may have. Each claim must be You and each of you are hereby Seminole County. Florida Publish Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10. 1976 In writing and must indicate lh f A. Vinculo having been severally notified that I. BURKE Publish Nov 19, 24, Dec 3. 10, 1974 DEF baSil for the Claim, the name and ______________________________ STEELE, Administrator of the filed regarding the marriage DEF ____________________________ addreSs of the creditor or his agent Estate of JEANNETTE E. LAING, BERNARD ALLEN, in ttte Circuit ___________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE d.cased. has tilej his Complaint in Court In and for Svminole County, or attorney, and the amount NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. the Circuit Court. Eighteenth Florida, lhestuorl titleof which is IN claimed. If the claim is no, ye, due, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole RE - THE MARRIAGE OF BER- the date when it will become due bs'virtueofthatcartalnWritofEx -' shall be stated If the r,....,. ,-,---.... All---" FlIP ...... e.i;,&.... rtim "-'' -- " u enu NAOfl '-'- •v'' contingent or ijflhiquldated, fh' ecution issued out of arid under the eaCh Of you as Defendants to quiet MARY S. A.LEN. Respondent. CASE NO. 14.fl3$.CA44 nature of the uncertainty seal of the Circuit CouPi of Simmshall be The following described real and the title of the Plaintiff to the above. In Re: 1391 Marvla,e at stated. If the Claim is secured, the ole County, Florida. upon a final IRVING SCHULZE, described real property located in PW141 property Is also being securIty shall be described, The udqment rendered in tile aforesaid Seminole County. Florida, the ab. proceeded against. town: Husband Petitioner. claimant shall deliver sufficient court on the 13th day of October, Lot 7. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT and evIated title of which is entitled copies Of the claim to the clerk ho A.D 1976. in that certain case en JULIA L'HOTTA SCHIJLZE. "L. BURKE STEELE. Ad- ONE, according to Plat thecef titled. General ElectrIc Credit enable th* clerk to mall one copy to recorded in Plat Book Ii, Page Wife Respondent. mlnlslrator of the Estate of each personal representative Corporation, a foreign corporation NOTICEOF4CTION JEANNET'.'E E. LAIPfG.deceased, Ilse Public Records of Seminole -vs Fmns. F. Outton. All persons intere,ted in the estat, TO: JULIA L'HOTTA SCHULZE. Plaintiff, versus GENEVA County, Florid.. Detendant. which aforesaid Writ to whom a copy of this Notic, at together with the household fur STEWARD THOMAS. et al. Residence unknown Administration has been mailed are Execution was delivered to me as nishings. appliances, fixtures and Last knOwn address: Defendants." and you and cacti of Sfuintf Of Seminole County, Florida. required, WITHIN THREE equipment Situate therein, c-o The Werner residence you, are hereby required t UfV• and lfsave levied upon the following These presents commas you to MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 9 Avenue of Two copy Of pour answer or other d$rscrlbld property owned by Irma THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF acicearandfileyouranowerorofher Rivers South detente. if any, upon FRANK C. F. Duttn, said property being THISP40TICE.toIIIeanyoblectio,s Rumson, New Jersey 07760 WIIIGHAM of STENSTROM. defenseorpleedlrgwlthfheClerkof located in $minoie County. the Circuit Court in and for Seminole they may have that challenges tne NOTICE OF ACTION OAV IS & MCINTOSH, attorneys for mare partIcularly desreibed County, Florida, and serve a copy validity of the decedenf'i will, the Piauntit', whose addfe, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Post qualificatIons of the personal en action for dissolution Of Office Box 1330. Sanford. FlorIda, IP4VIOI on Petitioner's attorney, Cii, 1915 Atlantic Mobile Home H' Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., of representative, or the venue or marriage hC$ bs'*n filed egaunif 33771, and tofill the original at same a 17', Identification Hun'ioeq 7134 andyouare requiredtoserveacopy ifl tfiti office of thE Clerk of the Cleveland, Mite & BrIdges. P.O. 1unisdhon f the court. twlnpltoted at Altamone Garage, oiyourwr.tt,nd,f,nses,ifany,tojt ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND DrtWefZ.S.aSlIord,F10rida37771,On abovestyled Court on or before Ill Longwood Avenue, *Jtamocste cisC. ANDREW SPEER. Attorney December 23rd. 1974. as requirej orbeforlthll7thdayofC-xember, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Springs. Florida 1916. or etherwisi a default will be Will. BE FOREVER BARRED f f5efi,e, whose address i5 III bylaw If yofa1I to doso. judgment and tIse undersigned as Sheriff Dateof thefIratpvb4lcti,n0t thIs entered against you. West Commercial Street, Sanford, bydefaultwillb.takenagainst you. Semflol4 Cotvnty. Florida, will at of Adminislratlon: WITNESS MY HAND AND OF. Notic, Florida 37771, on or before This Notice shall be published I:00 AM. on th* 4th day Of FICIAL. SEAL of lM Clerk of the November 13th, 1974. December 20th, 1914, and file the once Cacti weep for four (4) con. December. AD. 1974. offer for sale Mir1am Bourn Cohen circuit Court, on thu 8th day original wIth the Clerk of thiS Court secutive wed.s. As Personal Reprssenla. and sell to the high*st budder. for November, 1976. eitMrbor,wrvIceonpetit.v't DATED Ihi 16th day of cat,tl,kubIctloanyandalleslstung tive of lb. Estate of (SEAL) trneyorlmmedatedytflerrafter; November, AD., 1974. Harry Baum levis. at Due Front (West) Door p1 Qitiex-wiW a 0I$uIf will be entered ArthUr H. Beckwittu. Jr. (Seal) Deceased the Seminol, Cdunfy Courthouse In Clerk of the CIrcuit Court you for the relief demanded Arthur H. a'ickwith, Jr. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Sanford, Florida, lIlt above in he Petition. By: Linda M Slsaw Clerk of the Circuit Court REPRESENTATIVE described erso,'saI property, WITNE5S my hand andtpue sealat Deputy Clerk 3y: Cherry Kay Travis DAViD KEMP That said tale Is btits'j maoe to Mack P4. Cleveland, Jr. court on Novemr 17th, 1976. Deputy Clerk A.r4rews, Sm.athers. Satusty tne terms 04 imd'Writ 04 13411) CLEVELAND, MIZE 'STENSTROM, DAvIS & Tapper & Temp. P.A Execution. Aflhhjt H Be'ckwEtt,. Jr. BRIDGES I McINTOsH Suite 103-501 N. Magnolia AyCoue John E. Ik tl.fk M Ph. t.,a D Orlando, FlorIda 303 --Sanford, Florida 32171 Po..s Ofbce Box 1330 ,.. ' DEF-91 Legal Notice ________ 1ijj ' pr, 2295 (i1L."i fl �4 I 6-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 1. P7ó Chic Young 'YOLJ REALLY WANT TO \)UL 'OtJ LOA'.. - BCW A MLLION rME A MILLION LLAS" r-' RIGHT NOW I'D JUST LIKE TO g.JOW I NAVE SOMEONE 10 COME TO IP I REALLY NEED IT OLLASJ I 'cTTT' I [Ir , " U U BEETLE BAILEY t4 Ansser to Previous Pu,ile 43 Cook bacon 44 Position :MALo• t 1 Common 45 Arrival time IJN?1 0 P1L J practice guess fabhr I SOMI FR p TN C I IL 6 Dnectnr Penn 47 Art Ioer S' A M O TT 1? Bridge expert 50 Group of ihii 1 VI T c ow 53 Roman deity ships AIRh' AjN WI A K IS' TI 14 Edible nut 53 Awakens 15 Total 5 bMach,ni. too' "'' 1'• • T 1 16 Intimacy 55 Lyricists I P4 Ii FI 18 Admit 56 Sincere N O 0 19 Spayed 57 Small hen VA M I 20 Row II I S TfPI A R o,LJ 22 Genetc DOWN £ I. material AS II. I I_! _O RY (abbr) 1 More hnmi'i, 25 Jackies 2nd 2 Hamite 1$ Stale further 10 Affirm husband 3 Taro 26 Look 4 Rièr 26 long tale 4 People (Fr) 27 Office England 28 O'ule 5 Inner (prefix) machine 29 Gmari 6 Auto club 43 Becomes faInt 28 Mans title 30 Attacked 7 Unverified re 29 Pelage 44 Skittish horse 32 Debated port 31 Constellation 46 Finish line 35 Gridder 8 Think 32 Adder Jimmy 9 Harassed 48 Roins 36 River in 10 Vase with a 33 Radiation 49 Too much (Fr) measure Europe pedestal (abbr) 37 Novelist 11 Hair pad 50 Timber tree 34 Estate Ferber 14 Seaweed 51 Greek letter employee 39 Not skinny 17 Egg drink 42 Time zone 21 Biblical press 38 Change color 52 Painting and (abbr) 23 Born 39 Festival sculpture ACROSS BLONDIE O i 4,:. Mort Walker GCLL.' I\E COPLNE ' E MAJOR, THE COLONEL THE- eE'EL...5oMEBODY 7 '9 4OJ BE AS-E TO POINT TELL ME, I EARN& ØE HAS ACUT BEETLE! Bou1. I1 is tt of MEN MENEM ENS ENNIMME OEM Boom, MEN NONE ONEMIMME I. uul uu uuuu MEMO RON 0uuiuuu MEMO 0 I ri THE BORN LOSER = 14 ' UI I-. I. • • 1=1 I_i by Art Sonsom . S ; I-. I. I-I I_I I r p 9 .• ' 9 9. 9 p. •• I Bob Montana cr ARCHIE gii Ok,ARCHIE, I BOUGHT CUTE fOH, YOU MEAN',J LEFT )NLY WORE IT ONE YOUR HEART IN THEY RAVE TRANSFER OF: 4 WHERE I DAY! IT WASHED OFF IN I HI, RONNIE HEARTTHATI PUT THE SHOWER,' THE IS 1k SAN FRANCISCO!-L HOW WAS yujR ir ONMYWRIST! TRIP To SHOPS. SAN FRANCISCO?' th re th th (h 111 at ni at & H EEK&MEEK ' CX) HAVE. it) 11-1 IJ OF Ik C*JE. IMEARTM AS GkSAJJTK. ruRNJr F I, V 9 hW W..... c.i...;.t.. E1JEf? kflGITI UJe VJf&E WALK UP 10 TH MP1ITL D' . / ..t)lkfJE.R FOR LLJC&), REASE 3 I N cx Ca VI D e SI N CX VI Pr oCe. of Ej "I BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl SESIOE.S THAT, HE'S A - SHOW-OFF! co re Pa F' Pr e. WI an, vol S. 14'4 De an Cal PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer FM NOT GONG TO ) J 1W STARTED PESTER 'rOU ANY A NEW HOBBY" 5QAP CARVING.' MORE ABOUT UY)NG ME A HORSE, POP! the Sal on . Exa Put try V ecut Wel ox. I cour &D. fillip Plali Oef Em .7 I FRANK AND ERNEST NO and Etnesi irz_ No, MRS. FL4JMMER, TAX COUNSELORS Sher FlUNG A yc1m ' an disc F. I tacit rnor oHos A'L 7?"1jJ 0vl 5.4', "an', SM SanS 0.5cr Thi f satill Fe For Saturday, ARIES (March 21-April 19 offend someone who has been Be careful with whom you in- generous to YOU. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) vulve yourself today. The wrong companion could cause Vanity and pride go before a you some problems both costly fall. You'll take a tumble today OU take yourself t f and embarrassing. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) seriously. Don't resurrect old domestic SAC.ITTARIUS (NOV. 23-Dec. grievances today. Digging up 21) You have enough responancient skeltons will only serve sibility without taking on the to spoil the day for you and your problems of others. Don't try to mate. be a good guy and get Into GEMINI (May 21-June 20) something you can't handle. Something you've swept under , CAPRICORN IDeC. 22-Jan. the rug may pop up to haunt Ils S )S MERELY flN 0 1R% - SoutWs whole problem in today's hand is the club suit. He has to win two tricks there and the odds are against him. As a practical matter and forgetting about singletons and special 5-2 breaks he is sure to succeed if West holds the ace-queen and 10, lie is equally sure to tail it East holds the queen. He can make it if West holds ace-queen or queen-10 provided he guesses which of those two combinations he holds, West wins the first two - - -- - _,_' \, \ .• (,( / , \JJ IN , , ' I "Luckily, I got your entire fall down the flight of stairs for our home movies!" OMY,SO)IV LE4J1JjT (_\ f /i'/S MND Ms 50 Agg*f_ - 5(TIT.. mis'? If -------- V it 1160! ROLL ROLL ROt. L S4OLL 27 t 4' The EAr was cruising along First Street in Sanford recently when in the wind came the news of a massacre. Five employes, some of them top-ranking have been dismissed from the Atlantic National Bank of Sanford. The "First Street Massacre" occurred Oct. 15 with no warning and no explanation other than "it was an economy move." Bank Prexy Howard Hodges says the action was initiated by the holding company (Atlantic Bancorporation of Jacksonville). [lodges told The EAr it was a statewide move affecting many of the 31 banks in the group, "Unfortunately," says Hodges, "some of the older people (at the bank) held those jobs that were phased out." Kind of an understatement when you review the names and titles of persons axed. They are: Roy Wright, a vice-president who worked for the bank 38' years., Catherine Ray, an asst. vice-president with 32 years service. Marjorie Helms worked in Master Charge. She had been with the bank 22 years. Bill Brown worked 2212 years. He worked in customer service. Marjorie Morgenstern, a teller, had about 18 years service. "When hard work and loyalty don't pay off, there's something wrong," one ex-employe told The EAr. "When you get up in my age bracket, it's hard to find a job," another whispered to The EAr. "After hitting the floor for 30y ears, I just don't know what to do," commented still another. What was the problem? "I just don't know what it was, but it sure doesn't seem right," a terminated bank officer said, "They couldn't be kept on and switched to other jobs while lower-ranking staffers were axed," Hodges says cuz "you'd hit a salary level that would be untenable for some of the people." One victim, scrounging around for a job, doesn't see it that way. "I told them (potential employers) I wouldn't take less than $150 a week. But, actually, I'd take something for $125 if I could find it. They got severance pay, but one man says, "Nobody knew how they figured it. Some of us had 4 weeks, some of us had 12 weeks. It's in lieu of notice and, uh, it's a little confusing." Some of 'em are willing to move where work leads them, but others have homes and property here and don't want to leave. One says: "Any man that's been in Sanford as long as I have, he expects to live and die here." All details and what the former employes are doing and hope to do is under scrutiny by Herald Staffer Kris Nash. The complete human story comes later in The Evening Herald. . L, Ole Barney Jones is getting restless. Jones is a fictional character former County Atty, Tom Freeman hid behind until the news media smoked him out. Freeman, The EAr hears, now owns up to and is proud of being Barney.... However, as far as anyone knows - Barney still hasn't admitted to being Freeman. 00*0 The EAr hears that at least one "late. qualifying" candidate for city council in Casselberry is seriously considering running for office even if the court rules he cannot, - LW I AkWLV7' MV,EAjL 1N4T7WRP I,f%J &' I... e 4 The EAr was startled Thursday night when an early arriving guest at Sanford Civic Center for the banquet of the Seminole Community Action Inc. - a candidate for Sanford City Commission running for the first talked of the trouble "the colored" time have caused the police past several years. - 71 '-.i.• ByAUI)IEMURPIIY Herald Staff Writer A casket t,nc removed rn,i,. tL 'C. by Garry Trudeau EAThDhY(R1AfDIP.ft4T?! .1 £ 'f V I . -• 4 ___________ . i.• '. I ' *L • .,., ...; af •.., i',-; '. i ;. • 4' - .. . . . . &.•., ••1., • ç.a' , ____ • .. . R_ v. :4.k¼-• ;". ., 'i'. • • I.. ,- - :; ___ - ,: .. .. ___ •.' '.'.*j .. .4r .. - .... a }7 / 1r/ '•, . M i) • L:.. •. •'•Ø . 1. ' \"j $ a4_ui. The (Fur a copy of JACO8Y MODERN, send St to 'Win at Bridge.'' do this nevvspa per. p 0 Box 489. Radio City Station, New York N Y 700191 oy I. K. I(yafl ANP I SAY IOYOLJ:tF WE PONY pLrrAsloplo NA"NUSSMLIMS FIEN DISH scENEsrEaLlNe, THE.RES NO TEU.IN& FRt1MP TO WHAT 11 COURT HORRIaLE L.EN8IHS HE TL. iiol ' e L.. .- - • Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents .' ••. p S by Gill Fox / 21, 1976 I An Ohio reader wants to know if notrump was ever scored at 35 points a trick. The answer is that in the original game as invented by Mike Vanderbilt notrump was scored at that, but with the first law change that five. point nuisance was eliminated and we now have it scored 4030. etc. SIDE GLANCES DOONESBIJRV T14A40 TUM & L EWE E DS '- - - .. g Th l 1) aiiil .I.IIS .l.(()IiY tricks with- the ping and queen of hearts. He leads a third heart to East's ace. South ruffs and draws trumps with two leads Then he cashes his ace, king and queen of diamonds Just In case some sort of elimination play might develop. Finally, he leads a club and West plays low. If South had no clues at all he does have one little thing going for him. West did hold the king and queen of hearts. If he also held both ace and queen of clubs he might well have gotten into the bidding Hence, it appears to South that his only hope is to find West with both queen and 10 of clubs. He plays the nine from dummy and loses just one club trick CAIICER poes 69th Year, No. 79-Sunday, No BRIDGE WIN AT Imter[1:1 !Evei -. you. Dispose of it early in the 19) If you're at a social day. You could , still have a gathering today and sense th 4;ct h•'' ,'hnpn vnii upuiw..'. pleasurable evening. moseoutqwckly CANCER (Junx. 21-July fl) for his t, AQUARIUS lJafl. 20-Feb. 19) lie sure you get exactly what you want if making an ins- Someone who has been a portant purchase today, or stumbling block ln the past may You'll be unhappy every time have his f oot out to trip you up again. Be very careful of your -ou look at it. IX.O (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't moves PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) lean too heavily on persons over whom you have authority. The choice is yours today.') I. Underlings will resist strong can be either a very hard day thci,l. Cmii production nrndiie(inn viII n extremelypleasant one, on your outlook. VIRGO (Aug. 21Sept. 22) YOUR BIRTHDAY You're a little too negative Nov. 20, 1976 today. Your keen Imagination sees only the shadows unless You may get a little more you strive diligently to let the this year, but responsibility sun in. rewards will be commensurate LIBRA (Sept. 23-0(1. 23) You're kind today, except when with it. Remember, It's not ho ou have to dip into your purse. much you do but how well you You could be too stingy and do it. fluff FIETURM WITH YOUR HUSBAND DEAR DR. LAMb - Is it I " possible for a person to have hardening of the arteries and Lamb very good blood pressure? My husband is constantly told his blood pressure is excellent and yet he has spells of not being himself - like those I attribute mailing. Just send your request to senility. What would cause a to me in care of this newspaper, person to be two entirely diiP.O. [lox 1551. Radio City ferent persons and fluctuate Station, New York, NY 10019. from one to the other? DEAR DR. LAMB -I am 13 If he is ill I'll stick with him, years old and I started men. but if it's just plain cussedness, struating at age 12. Once two I'm not so sure. other girls and I had to talk to a DEAR READER - Unforit She was very ,.-•.-.S.-.-..-'-•J -.-.-. teacher Cmhnhlt tunately people can and do understanding and didn't seem develop fatty-cholesterol to mind at all but I did. I was deposits in the arteries even beet red the whole time we were though they have normal blood in the room. pressure. That is one reason When I get up or I'm in the why apparently healthy people hall! have a friend walk behind may suddenly have a heart me to make sure it doesn't show attack or stroke despite a or to see if there Is anything on recent medical examination my clothes, shich is entirely normal. There are only two girls I can The deposits can affect the talk to about this. In P.E. I brain. This can cause per. always get there first so no one sonality changes and symptoms will know and lalways hesitate of senility, in undressing. I thought about Of course a person may have getting some help but our emotional problems or counselor Is a man. I even psychiatric illnesses that also dread having my mother know I affect the personality. These have my period. It's a great people are just as ill as if they thing to have but is it normal to had diseased arteries, be so self-conscious? When a personality problem DEAR READER - Fin nat is a matter of concern for either sure why you are so self. mate it is a good Idea for both to conscious. As you realize every have a complete medical girl goes through this and you examination and tell the doctor are in no way unique. It Is what the major problem really certainly a change in life to is. Alter that if It Is a know that you are becoming a psychiatric problem it deserves mature young lady and can one to be treated just as much as if day be a mother. it were a disease of the arteries. Perhaps you are frightened Using newer medicines much about sexuality. Many young can be done to help people with people are, even though it is the problems similar to those just part of normal living, you describe in your husband. despite the miracle of life. You I am sending you The Health will need to overcome excessive Letter number 1-7, Perpetual shyness in this area. Youth, Aging. Others who want Also, you need to know how to this issue can send 50 cents for take care of yourself so you it with a long, stamped, selfneedn't fear always that others addressed envelope for will know that you are menstruating. Try to talk to the school nurse about it if you have one or perhaps If you have a teacher I for P.E. who Is a woman she can taikto you. Ihope you can feel close enough to your mother to share your growing up with her. Mothers can be very helpful and all of them have had the same experience, 20, 1976 November - ,JOIN? MEAN YOU ARE * I! bo Ii71 svr W4 55.0 Dizj Fat Deposits Trigger Attacks SUNDAY EDITION By BERNICE BEDEOSOI. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.I). - Doi •• HOROSCOPE The EAr happened to be snooping around See THE EAr, Page 2A - 00 1Jr . IL' .• t'/m 01 " - I ., ft 7 4 • ..an. - tomb at a Sanford cemetery Wednesday night, and its contents were burned, Sanford police reported today. Pd. Nlichael Tindel said the incident was reported Thursd morning by Adrian Boyd, 17,aoyf through the cemetery to school. Tindel said when he arrived An at the cemetery he found th casket containhig the unidentified body partially A-.i F protruding from the tomb. concrete post believed to bethe instrument used to batter r' down the wall of the tomb, was lying nearby. A closer examination revealed that the casket's lid had been pried open, and a fire had been set inside it, Tindeb said. Burnt sticks, a book of See TOMB, Page 3A i -- . S Herald Photo by Tom Vincffit) CASKET CONTAINING UNIDENTIFIED BODY WAS REMOVED FROM TOMB AND FIRE WAS SET INSIDE IT. SANFORD MAYOR CANDIDATES: What Are They Reall y Like? I. 1 .41 1 THE MOORES: ANN AND LEE Moore: From Army To Ann Lee Moore had served in the U.S. Army for a total of 12 years when he tendered his resignation in 1956. He had been where the action was in Europe with the 17th Airborne Division during World War II and again during the Korean Conflict. But, he didn't plan it that way. lie was separated from the Army as a first lieutenant after four years service in 1946 and planned his college education at the University of Florida. Two years later, only 26 hours short of his degree, hr' (mind the only inks available pai r-d 2iw1 n rnnnth and he could earn that much in the military. Ile re-enlisted as a staff sergeant, but was a captain by the time he resigned eight years later. During his first tour of duty, in 1945, he was in. troduced to Ann, the woman who would become his wife a year later, at a sorority house on the campus of the University of Georgia. Their first date, the weekend after they met, was the Georgia-Florida football game. lie was stationed at Fort Bragg at the time. Moore was born in Palmetto and grew up in Kissimmee. Because his wife had lived in Sanford for many years , the co uple made their home here. Moore considers golf his hobby, and plays twice weekly, once with "the boys" and on Sundays with his wife. Th e Moore's have five children ranging in age from 27 to 11. Their children are: Kathleen, 27, married and with two children, in Clarkesville, Ga.; Analee, 25, who is working on her PhD at the ----'- See MOORE, Page THE SKOPS: FREDI, NATHAN AND HARRY THE RACE By DONNA ESTES Skop: M Three Sons y herald Staff Writer Top spat on the ballot for Sanford's Dec. 7 municipal election will be occupied by the mayor's race, featuring Incum be nt Lee P. Moore and Harry Skop. Moore, who Is to celeb ra te his 53rd birthday next mon th , Is completing his ninth year of consecu ti ve elective service to the city, having been elected to a two-year term as ci ty commis, and four and three-year terms as ma or. Skop, 60, Is making his third bid for el ec tion to th e mayor's office, having waged two pri or unsuccessful campaigns. The city polls at the civic center wil l be open from 7 a.m. 107 p.m. election day. The city has 8,27* qualified voters. The mayor In the City of Sanford, In addition to having the usual responsibiliti es of a chief executive, acts as chairman of the city commission and has the same auth ority and power as a city commissioner. Th e proudest thing in Harry Skop's life are his three sons, two of them are grown and pursuing successful caree rs and his youngest, the child of his later years, Na th an, nine years old. Skop's oldest son, Richard, has a PhD and is a physicist wi th the Navy Research Lab in Washington, D.C. Richard has three children, Skop's only grandchildren. His second son, Ar thur Uoyd, who also has a PhD, is in the foreign service in Ghana and was formerly chief liaison officer and head of protocol for Shirley Temple Black when she was the United States ambassador to that African nation. Nathan Andrew, a fourth-grade student at All Souls Catholic School, was born in Charlotte, N. C., Harry Skop was the chief salesman to Sweet Tree ee Mills, a sweater manufact ur ing concern. Skop, his wife, Fredi, and Nathan moved to Florida when the firm offered him a transfer. He Around The Clock S-A Hospital .10-A picked Sanford as his base of operation because of Bridge S-C Obituaries 10-A itscentrallocal location. "Itwasonly2 1 2 hours from Calendar 9-A the furthest point I had to travel here, meaning I 10-A Opinion Comics 1-3-B could be home every night. Spoils Crossword 61 -sion Editorial "In Charlotte, I had to be away as many as th ree S-A Tebe .10-A days at a time," Skop said. Dear Abby 3-C Wea ther Hor0.cope &C Women 1-3-C Skop was born in Providence, R. 1. and he and his family moved to Baltimore when his father died. He Seminole Retirees Fight was four years old. He went from grade school to city college in Baltimore and among his classmates 'Battle Of Booze' were the man, who is now Sen. Hubert Humphrey's personal physician, and Marvin Mandel, who is now the governor of Maryland. 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C4't W - ARCHIE 46 47 4 - — by Bob Montana - 44 - - -- 49 55 156 54 - another an toe111 to ( 1 4452 - - 50 51 ' BCYY-EVERYONE 1 CAN KARMY WAIT TO TELL Ek MADEA THING EXCITING — TOTELLVQIJ' MORNIJG s I WS,JuST _ READINGABOLT -K -' SQ ... A&ASTERED TEN LAWLIAGES AND DIESIGNED A NEW KIND YTRYy OH, ITER--:"' WAS CFCYC10TP 'rI-• \r L 60 62 ,_- 61 4 C) — — - - - - - Q J to p' V K 72 # 543 A K J 64 Calcium Shortage Part Of Problem r :t11 DEAR DR LAMB I am now 46 and 10 years ago I had a thyroid operation. \iv -ir -itIlToi(I 'lands were also WEST VQJ 106 by Howie Schneider - i- kX) LIFE s io Lii1 (J MPJ j ItJE.'FE £t,U€-L V / t A1 .. rllioi:11 - RTV mistake. . Dr , - Lamb throu'h menopause irnnicdiately with V98 - — . ,r- f' 'I ' ' I '' swallow, C) I GOT WHES I AM KEPT IIVW NOSE it) THE ORiND—, '!ODAiY B¼' HARD SrONE... V<RK! "'' ' . DAD ALWAYS oio RAVE A srv.€ \ OF l-ujMog! ) ç / '., - - - ______ bridge, but this is one time remember the last time and how I spent some time in the hospital 750 milligrams of calcium and program. Some doctor. prefer 580 milligrams of phosphorus. to use crystalline that it does. We never open South starts with seven top notrump with a singleton tricks as a starter for the nine because such hands are so because of the great amount of pressure the school board chairman is exposed to." r' . I'VE v A by - iuRE IV ENROLLED WHAT IS IT ? ) ( . IN AN ADULT LL NEVER HAPPEN Al convulsions are secondary to Vermeer MUSHROOM IDENTIFICATION EDUCATI011`4 r—OLJRSE./ AGAIN! f "N 1 L e,e DON "I Wi.L P ==c _________________ / - _ • '- 0% - •- -' -• - • - - HW1STOP - - by T K Ryan F( '_'"C VFYXI51'EtK W is -rs-zj' - WHAVS up? • NAILS 15 iivi"i' &JICH.I / , --N NAILS.. ( l \ EA r?-sII IN &,r .'--c - ' ''s LER ' -' I i, • (7' AV - i - 43 " ._ jqj,y ,9ØjR!- Rising Crime rate violence, Culture revolutions now SKATEBOARDS!" - - i I "'f'-- - T t i and • F - - • by Garry Trudeau - 7 oac - °_ • . • A&Uff, - - - • V9)fllJ 06 1 —_______________________ TUMBLE WEEDS \i.\ - - i i,,, ..1 /5 7Mf - Ck'? / I HIM I Q Kaiser explained all that meant is Herndon Horoscope &C that is required to epneel the franchise is two won't be required to pay $5,500 toward a grant 11-t Obituaries Spor ts Te evislon -, Public .s 'Iety )lr' r (am-j Kaiser sub- i. ?ay thi: $40. Then, If the fr-*r.- 1-3-B initted a reNrt to the corrunis3ion recom. chise is canceled, the firm couldn't claim any 11 A me ing an au t o donations towat-d communications equipment erndon s to try Women I-C -Isst, . - •Ile'ard about - .. Foot ba 11, bas ketba 11. Pavelchak said this would require compliance with all new state building regulations, including those auned at providing easy access for handicappeti per-wris. - 1"t aid Photo by om Viecent) ;r.1 ~-n Iferald sports pages. See stories Pages Ill. 2B. 3 Three COMMISSIONERS 130B FRENCH AND RICHARD"WILLIAM Pickles Shy Of What? 0? 0 w White Ilousic to tell the president you consider him I Washington hostesses, for example, have been reporttdly nervous that they won't fit into the Carter familly's Sanford, Ha., and the an- White House social circle. . They'll know what it means If one of Carter's Southern description of what the Golden Annual Golden Age Olympics in and Jack homer, executive at McDonalds. Both Arnett and Homer told Age Olympi cs is all about pression for a man intent on having his way with the ladies. It is definitely not the type of subject to bring That's been a Georgia term for top banana ever since baseball great 1) Cobb used it to describe a top player polite company. acicordine to a new book called "You All back at the That word came from a breakfast meeting of corn- "it was quite a thrill as -Aull registered to participate and of as a shock," Jackson said, Fulenwi Fo 'Iii Spoken Here." of the century. Carter became the top dog in the meathouse by beating President Ford, even though he didn't exactly "blow tis Jack R. Iuknwlder, chief investigator for State Atty Abbott Herring at Sanford, has filed a$l00,000 libel suit against former Altamonte Springs mayor Lawrence had received on a national level be ing mentioned on a television as a dir ec t resul t of the • station some 1,000 miles front Olympics. home. That was the last thing in Arnett said he had been in- the world Ie.xpectedto hear I ttrviewtd iia telephone) on just couldn't believe It-'. It's thus type of exposure t h at radio stations in North Carolina, Kansas City, Mo.; may well lead to the Gol den A g e Swofford and orlando-Da)tona [teach television station New Orleans and lincoln, Neb. r WFSH-TV, channel two. The lawsuit Iiltd Tuesday in Orange Count) Circuit Courtatorlando, claIms that Channel 2 news intenkw with SsAollord concerning a bomb found under the hood of Swofford's auto at his Altamonte Springs residence was friends in Seattle last week that was directly connected with the, L The lawsuit claims that Swofford accused Fulenwider directly or by Innuendo in the Interview of being implicated In the bomb Incident. The TV Interview was broadcast on or about Oct. 20, according to the suit, filed , f" . . , ,,- .,. , -" • -- -1 * - / - doors off." Blowing someone's doors off is w ha t the driver of a fast stock, car does to the driver of a slow one when he passes him. It's synonymous with trouncing. (*hersrecali his promise never totie.Ithefaiisto keep that promise, they'll be able to say, His mouth ain 't no prayer book. But if they're not Judged by Carter to be "born tired," "Lotruirion.'! or • worth the shot it would ItAke to send them to hell, all terms signifying less than- high esteem they might find themselves wor.ing in the Carter administration, - ..— -.. said. Arnttt said that he fuIb ,. envisions the Golden Age Olympi cs. the chairman of the OI)H)pItS becoming a worldJackson, Port wide event for persons over 55 County Seminole - - iS ci. r'.,cl'1' e libelous and damaged Fuknwider s Income and business standing and humiliat ed and embarrassed him. liaperman and ad writer from Raleigh, N.C. Wilder thinks their' Oulil (A' quite i mti.rrket fir a g(issary that defines Olympics 6ieconiulg a truly homer related an experience national and even international that Don Jackson and his wife iuit with plenty of media lAOS had while visiting with iuirage on all l vel s, Hornet . , - "\ • , '- • Such good fortune would enable them to start "fiving In I iaj- a',,, • years of age in the not-tooIuthority. his wife and hosts were engaged in a casual distant futurt: and of even conversation while a Seattle hiring a full-tinte director to rwi high co tton, or even owni ng two cars and a boat,' th e ultimate goal on the good old boy's , ladderto Isuccess, C, The) might even want to throw a "chitlin strut" for ' their friend& That's a social gathering where foW get together to dr ink hquor and eat :tutlins, or hog intestines. They'll employ the all-purpose Southern modififf, -right." As in, "We might could get that rqwrt finisItied statements -•'•'T1 V! what Juiuny Carter and his fellow Georgians mean when they get to "carryin' on" in their mother tongue. Not hardly. In fact. that type of running off A the mouth . - fill WT WASHINGTON I AP I — Will It 1w socially correct ui the could get you branded as a fellow who's about three pickles shy of a barrel, or somewhat less than prudent. Herald Stall Wr i tes ' - ' was cut to S14,5W at last night's meeting, but hlen'don cmild be terminated. Pierce said all purchase price — the project will be treated as if it involved boxing — YOU name it, erecting a completely new structure. have it on Evening Sanford has been declared as manager of the Greater San- nouliced that tile Golden Age ford Chamber of Commerce, at Olympics were un der way in an unqualified success. By BILLCURRIE - - tatives of the I)aimwood-Derr - bem-ry-Pavelchak Partnership, the Casselberr' architectural firm that has been contracted to convert the old Sanford Naval Academy Junior School into a twostory office complex for School Supt. William P. tflud Layer and his administrative staff. of the more than 500 who - commissioners indicated the contract with i-c "wild as a peach orchard boar?" ' 1 I-c I)r. Lamb improv y . °" DOONESB T •- . 1 U J - A.A. following his on. in we oug tto be doing things that wi ll e wrinkle 00 many brows and III try to work with the principals any way I can." Siins, Stenstroin and Ntrs. Telson were chosen at an , organizational session which preceded the board's regular ('Ol mpl@cs -.r - - PRES"N • ficult. Th e blood calcium is elevat ed by giving calcium and vitamin D. The vitamin 0 is very mt portant in the absence of A think we ought to be listening to the public,'. Suns said repairs will cost more than 25 Per cent of the building's ".000 1~ ' have been uncornmonly. di YOU ,IJ%T TUE.SDRY, M$i'R - ii_-_i-I_L -- T'IwL AND panel 'svice-c ainnan. Bigger, Better Events Planned If POM 3-4 2 Dear Abby building is in need of extensive repairs, including a new roof; m ight hav e he ar d about completely new mechanical, wirin g, heating and cooling systems, L.l F i n d out in The and the addition of a paved parking area. Construction on the modern complex is being regulated by the Sunday Herald. • • -State Department of Education,Paelchak said and — since ' ..IsL. Herald photo by Kris Nash) . levels. In your case this must 'I cted b Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial recommendation Kaiser said the Issue "brought the spotlight on Herndon." There is some speculation the firm co ul d operate with out the $20,000-a-year subsidy. Herndon, however, says it must have the $20,000 to continue operations. The $20,000 - ': NOTIFY TilE maintained at sufficiently high - ',', , f' n.y • p keg hi, or (hi' blood calcium can be I I 1 v- f if yo&ro g.1.g symptoms can be controlled if PiCIc # ' V I his earlier term as school board chainnan. sims iddition Kimbrough said French has some additional questions he wishes to ask Herndon 4-A S-C officials, "We're going to be asking you a number of li-A s-c questions," Kimbrough told Herndon s-c president Idus Willis. If the correct answers aren't forthcoming, 4.A Around The Clock Bridge 7 -J 7 A a w a' U Alda applied for the franchise last month. Since that time Kaiser Iw attempted to sort out records of both li to try and make a Joseph Pavelchak told panelists that the former naval acadenly '117he EAr'? nie F.'Ar just It not the menopause, causes the by Bob Thoves ., ' ri ' \, ¶. - muscle cramps, tetany and convulsions that you have J - (F110IN11 LEFT) ItOHERT G. (11U1)) FEATHEIt. PAT TELSON ANII) DAVIE SENIS. falls. The low blood calcium, FRANK AND ERNEST 1: ( - . The parathyroid glands, on difference between thii Ii cacti side of the thyroid gland, dition and the one you are exare sometimes damaged during periencing. Nlenopause does not surgery. This is often tem- cause your symptoms. Others porary but your 10 year history who-want Itus issue can send 50 means that the damage in your cents for it with a long, stan.case is permanent. ped, self-addressed envelope. These tiny glands help Send your letter to me in care of regulate the level of calcium in this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551,' your blood. When they are gone Radio City Station, New York, or damaged the blood calcium NY 10019. . ,.. - by Gill Fox ( • S'' I ms The motion to reject Fidelo s offer was made by Conunissioner John Kimbrough and seconded by Commissioner Bob French. In In other business, the board heard a report front represen- - / I am st-nding you The Health low parathyroid function the Letter number 5-12, probleui should be solvable. Menopause, so you can see the -_ - JACOBY MODERN.) .." PRISCILLA'S POP UI U Today Herndon's books are open at all times to any qualffied persons who wish to peruse them. ii) begin trv!ng the four-year terrr.. they won in the recent general election. ,.r .1 f J missioners made no mention of a formal audit Willis h did his U Teachers deciding on pact Page 3-A if stamped sell-a ddresed envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies o is With a little luck he can a chance.' meeting. The voting came after Sims and Feather were sworn in answer individual questionsli) black eyes. Is there any way in endrocrinology. Ask your this can be controlled, doctor to send you to the SIDE GLANCES DEAR READER -- nearest university medical —_. Preswring that you are correct center endocrinology section in )ow' interpretation that the for a more complete evaluation ______ — "I had great mixed emotions, if the opportunity to be chairman was offered, as to whether to be chairman or not," said Sims, who chewable pills which contain be part of your treatment I wake up all bruised and with drocrinology clinic or specialist _______ who Previously served as chairman In 1973-74, immediately succeeded two-year panel chief Robert G. I Bud) Feather. " frightening since I have no idea trouble in regulation as you have time. The opponents wheu I will have one. I have have had and who is now having have been unkind enough to been to five doctors and they convulsions that are not con- attack in hearts. just put me on more pills. I trolled should have an Is there any other place to en- get another trick? Yes, there cannot drink or eat eggs. evaluation by an L. /k, promised to "try not to wrinkle too many brows Anyone who has had as much diamond, but he isn't going to ' FIDELO must rule here before the terms of the lawsuit are settled in the state of Florida. Sims was hospitalized briefly fintestinal Never seldom applies in MIDNIGHT OIL... ____________ d Herald Staff Writer wants to know if we ever open thein. I live alone and it is very ' I 1 _ a -8Y KRIS NASH notrump with a singleton. 5URNEE) THF_ ,3 ' 4 ) —I----.. It_ I I I I I Could you tell me what would be dihydrotachysterol called he needs. He also can be sure likely to play better in a suit the right amount of these to simply A.T.-10 rather than of one extra club trick than in notrump take' vitamin I) because it can he irrespective of where the (Do you nave a question I hadn't had a convulsion in much more rapidly eliminated queen is. That will give him almost two years but in the la,t from the body if you get into eight. Where can he find a to' thts experts? Write "Ask ninth? the acobys care of this two months I have had three of trouble with too large a dose. Given time he can s t newspaper 5i ff1 & H LI by _.0__e___simuon BUGS BUNNY "It's information that I think apropos" Adams of Orlando had floated his boat onto the trailer attached to this car Williams said. Fidelo said his attorneys are fuesda afternoon at the public boat ramp, U.S. 17-92 at the St Johns ltier, working on the matter and expect to have it School Board Elects Ch in; rve Altamonte Springs businessman Dane Sims was elected ~ * G Lately I have been taking regulate yourself but needs to I 1 i th een wi Lh:1lu d two and one or queen clubs This re p resents a total probability of about' 31 per Opening lead — Q to Ten, Est mates plus water damage to the auto's interior. North therapy you should try to by V and officials said, When the Weight of the boat, background, eased the auto down the cleared up soon. Asst Count Atty. Robert Pierce explained sloping ramp into at€r dams said the auto's hand brake as set at the time that New York courts ruled against Fidelo cent est I P'",o - medicaid patients Commission Chairman Dick Williams, however, pointed out that a court judgm ent th New York against Fidelo for $57,000 is being processed ut Seminole County courts. . - . Wrecker truck operator John Griggs studies serni-subinerged auto. George d 35 Pills a day which is hard to is not the kind of vitamin --------- i 11 11 I - IHPrII,S four club tricks if he leads toward his hand and finesses the 10 If the finesse works, he continues by laying his ace and will be ome sa fely if T. Pass Pass incr asin it provide free service to the - However, there is a reasonable chance to score North-south vulnerable convulsions. The doctor put me k '- three tricks in the suit _:1 (*ramping of Ill), hands and legs and muscle spasms and also . .. to take over the exclusive franchise in this coun ty. "Whatever I have, I'll gladly put up; we need the chance to prove we can do it," Bernard Fidelo told commissioners as he attempted in vain to win the franchise from Hernidon Ambulance Service of Orlando. Fidelo offered to provide four additional dill uwances, to Seminole, offered to operate ithout the $20,000 subsidy paid Herndon, promised to pay fur a full financial report - he is home. Otherwise the lead of the ace will not give hun a chance for more than AK 4 Q 62 48753 Q92 sotrru IDI LA K 6 A 54 3 • . 1098 LA to - EEK & MEEK lA If that drops a singleton queen EAST County Commission Tuesday turned down a proposal from Alda Ambulance Services Inc. "We score four club tricks One way to get four club ), tricks is to bang down his ace. lb NORTH '"j - A HARD WAY TO GET CAR WASH ii - 4tpu. - . ____________________ - P.%\ . WIN-'AT BRIDGE -=- — --- ll~ "SWALD y SOMETHING ? ri I/ 59 By ED PRICKETF herald Staff Writer - .. . .,.. - PHLIPS! I-VE GOT SC - - 52 - — schemes that can more rips o hba e n k. -. Despite an offer from the president of a local ambulance company to put up as collateral - Pursue clever ideas this year that could add to your undeserved .: . .' *4 o careful not to put yourself as a business disadvantage by diluting 37 = = . .. clever material discipline to buy you're Where something she doesn't need, Illoneywlie in some respects, Being a rfte guy to spare her feelings won't help her at all. speculating for items you reidly YOUR BIRTHDAY don't need. 23 30 I . I .. 1 . .• - - _ b 1 Am u ance Firm .. PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) ,friend who la' d D n't advise guns.Sugarcoatingwontdoit. - FXWV 1111111HIV W glasses will distort your per. VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. 22) 29 S C I You are practical only up to a point today. Think things through or those rose-colored firm and too forgiving. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you have an issue you int en d clear up with someone n no u n certain terms, stick to )'OW 21 20 - you in trouble today.The bait e'en if you feel the goal is in your grasp If you let dolJ may attract the wrong fish CANCER Jtme 21-July 22) loose ends could come Confusion results for your unraveled. people you are in charge of 20-Feb. AQUARIUS .j today beca use you are both too 10 11 9 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents III %:pp 'IV, "1111,11 you have anybody working for zip you todayl keep a close eye on freespending pals today may them. Otherwise you'll pay for give your budget a kick in the pants. You're the one who'll pay work not performed. GENIINI (11ilay 21-June 20) the piper. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Your search for a little Keep your guard up today, 19) romantic adventure could get negative 2 36 0 # 17 32 PROW SCORPIO(kt. 24-Nov. 22) March 21-April 19) RUtoday Don't make requests of a friend You'll be industrious today whose help is really not unless you hook up with fun loving friends. Then all your essential. Later, when you penchant for hard work will go really need her, she may ti you down. by the boards. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If 52 Remainder 55 legume 56 High priest of Israel 57 French - 22 WT lip 0 24 Hurt HCIUkJ Lvemng 17, 1976 69th Year, No. 76—Wednesday, November 17, 1976 ' i;'i c I nIITT1_ (cont) 46 Small sword 47 Hauls 48 Nigerian tribesmen 50 Airplane varnish 51 Ages 25 imitates 26 Routine 27 Small coin 29 On grand 19 1TV5 QIIATF RJ6I 5WL,~ K95CNAL ... 6WALDUK uggy 23 Rest 16 - 04,RU15F, M6.51 R.. I 13 - __ For Wednes day, November - 30 I(S I 36 Spirit lamp contraction 31 Promontofy 38 Possess 7 Compass 34 Compass 39 Vanes point point 40 Jigs 8 Man's name 42 Decrees 9 Roman prelate 31 Family car 39 Hels,n 44 Day of week 10 Mkps pi. (abbr) 11 Hue resident (.1 BERCEBEDEOS0L A Ml I III 1i a T I T _j L A NIL L SI ( 8 E1 S_!!i IL : i 'I s 19 Environment 41 Postpone (2 agency (abbr) w&h) 21 Horse and 43 Performs not C ng Iand university Aid in diag. rmig (cOmP wd) Wofe Villain's exclamation Poetic • S L a - P (Fr) 63 Barely auchb'e 16 Water Notes 64 Superlative 17 Coop suffi x 18 Used typewriter DOWN 20 Summit 22 Through I Cl i max 71 HOp 10 L UTD j perked UP when It was an. See GOIDF"4AGE. Page3-A _- t' 44 - - �2A—Evening Hera d, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 17, l76 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. oIiceman Loses Truck, $ 1,500 In Clothing Stolen NA110N IN BRIEF Shorts And 'Willard' Linked To King Killing WASHINGTON (AP) A pair 01 men's shorts with an unusual laundry mark was one of the clues that FBI agents pursued in their search for the assassin of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, according to newly disclosed FBI files. Agents also investigated seven men named John Willard because the suspected assassin used that name when he checked into a rooming house near the hotel where King stayed on his fatal visit to Memphis, Tenn. The shorts were found in the suspects room. Those details emerged in a review of 442 pages of FBI files on its investigation of the April 4. 1968, slaving of the civil rights leader. The FBI released the documents from a total of 18,000 pages to comply with requests under the Freedom of Information Act. There was no indication when additional files would be made public. A House committee is now investigating the - Record Beef Prices Pistol And Pet Poodle* By BOB Ll.OYL) clothing was reported missing From the residence of Karen B. Herald Statf Writer Trautman at 200 Fern Park Blvd., Fern Park. Seminole sheriff's deputies today were investigating the theft of Deputy G.A. Bare reported a 12-gauge shotgun and tools were $1,500 in clothing from a truck and a $3,000 silver service [ruin a taken by thieves who broke Into a van owned by Lyman J. Hunter home, both at Sanford. Jr., Altamonte Springs. Investigators said value of the items Deputy Van Stuart reported thieves broke into a Montgomery taken "may reach $2,000" and that the van was parked on U.S. 17. Ward 40-foot trailer at the firm's W. Eighth St. warehouse and 92, Fern Park, when the breakin occurred. made off with five cartons of denim clothing. A second trailer was Sanford police today reported burglars made off with a record forced open using a prybar, deputies said, but apparently the player, amplifier, 20 cans of beer and 110 cash after forcing open a thieves decided they didn't want the cargo of glassware after door at the VFW Clubhouse, 219 S. Seminole Blvd., Sanford. opening cartons. Patrolman Hay Bronson reported burglars removed a window Jack Rathinell, manager of Monroe Harbour Marina at Sanford, reported a $3,000 10-piece silver service was missing from screen to enter the 1009 W. Third St. residence of Peggy Brinson. lAsted as missing were two green velvet lamps and a television, his route one residence. Deputies said it was not immediately 0. total value determined how thieves entered the house. Sheriff's detective Sgt. George Hagood has arrested a suspect Dr. Robert Bowen reported to deputies that $425 in tools were in the Oct. 29 $4 robbery of a service station attendant at SR434 taken from his 209 Sweetwater Blvd. South residence west of and 14. Held in county jail in lieu of $8,000 bond was Gustav 1A)ngwood after burglars entered by a garage door. L)eputy Randy Pittman said $1,435 in coins, lewelry and James Thomas, 25, of 161 Cloister Cove, Casselberry. By KRIS NASH herald Staff Writer Two cool thieves made off with a south Florida policeman's truck, dog and pistol Tuesday night while the officer was eating in a Fern Park restaurant, sheriff's deputies said today. I)eputy Randy Pittman said Sgt. David C. Skinner, 37, of Plantation, Fla., exited the restaurant to find his $1,000 pickup truck containing a pet brown poodle named "Chummy" and a .380 nickel-plated pistol missing from the parking lot. Investigators found witnesses who told them that two men drove up in a pickup truck loaded with construction equipment. While one of the men raised the hood of Skinner's green 1971 Ford pickup, and apparently hotwired the ignition. the other suspect calmly took "Chummy" for a walk. When he returned, deputies said, the mail put the dog back in the officer's truck and drove it away Following the other suspect in the construction truck. A crowd of 100-200 teachers was expected this afternoon to see if the Seminole County School Board will accept a stale mediator's recoiiiiiiendation for the 176.77 teaching contract between the board and the Seminole Education Association (SEA). At an emergency meeting last week, SEA members overhelmingly approved the compromise report submitted by Master Douglas Stowell, who visited Sanford last month. pecial "I'm going to turn out sonic teachers" SEA Executive Director F. f Gene i Grooms promised Tuesday, "don't storry about that. I think we'll Fill the room up. Anyway, that's what I want to do," The report, which deals with six different contract items, was based on a two-day, 18'-hour negotiating session conducted by Stowell, a Tallahassee attorney. Among the areas of the dispute are teachers' salaries, class size and an increased school board contribution toward the teacher's annual medical and health insurance premiums. kA PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY! AT ECKERD'SYOIJ KNOW THE PRESCRIPTION RIGHT.. . AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT TOO! USE OUR LAYAWAY OR CHARGE IT' OPEN DAILY OPEN SUNDAY 10.7 --J ly ,AN AN .L,IRs id '.";iolAfll( 'tslI)RS ASSTO • .flS -'ILL 1 SILVER THUNDER MOTORCROSS 20 INCH 1 BICYCLE V1MI1r','V1' !I II ie.s ¶ 00 2 PLAYERS 3 I ' I ,) SIZE S 61!(±: VAL, SMI 2/4615 (REG 6 951 \100[L WORLD S _ . 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"Last year," Homer said, could to help promot e both "we had about 50 people who Olympics and Sanford in the showed up for the ceremony. future. This year we had 350 or more. Arnett presented pewter And th at's just a small sample Olympic medals to many of the growth we expect in the persons who helped to make the years ahead." Second Annual Golden Age Arnett reiterated Homer's Olympics such a success, inwords and declared that in the cluding Florence Korgan, years to come the "Golden Age Hughes, Freda, Emma Spencer Olympics will put Sanford on and members of the news the map." media. Don hughes, manager of the Too, he said that every Sanford McDonalds, one of the cu-sponsors of the Golden Age sponsoring organization would Olympics, said his organization receive a pe wter modal In was behind the project 100 per appreciation for their efforts. Next year's Olympics will be cent and would do all it can to help promotional held during the second week of with materials and events i the November and will be included as part of Sanford's 100th future, 'However," Hughes said, bi rthday celebration as a city. - l(HCiOi' A 55(IllT'11,,,%.%., t4 r OF FILET KNIFE 1() CAMERA BUG CHEK ' 25 95 POLAROID SX-70 4 COLOR - TOILET BOWL CLEANER 1015 TO*jj -. It2f 39 ROYAL FLUSH AUTOMATiC #I( I Sued Continued from Page 1-A) FLUID TAKE YOUR PICK' BEG 31c LIMIT 2 2 [A ; I Month.. 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Golden Age 166 M 1 4,)S0nr[r) SQUARE 3 TO 5 Cp U 4" 1) 88'i FAN FORCE =flf,3 CHOICE B9c SIZE SIZE SIZE Ai TJUMBO REG 51 I!5,,t'-1 UUALIT, THIRMO$TAT CONTROLLED SIMPLY SET AND FORGET FOR INDIVIDUAL COMFORT COPY. . .GLASS ,..-" p ihioy i 9c&69c rtub 88 VINYL TOTE BAG RUGGED AND FASHIONABLE Mii,u'y, ds tanr• *0?, Mai ,um thi GALAXY BASEBOARD HEATER REG AS FOOTSOCKSF AND SPORT FOOTSOCKS 22 MODEL 5129 ASSTD COLORS REG t9c MONTREAL (A?) — Quebec's premierelect appeared today to be trying to reassure those who think his separatist party's capture of the provincial government threatens the breakup of the Canadian federation. Pierre Levesque, whose. Parti Quebecois won 69 of the 110 seats in the provincial assembly Monday, said in a broadcast interview that his party's goal of independence for Frenchspeaking Quebec is gaining support. 'Red' Tape Ens narls Soviets - FIrE5T (TUALIT, 6RADE NO - Canadians Reassured - MIAMI (AP) The Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. has voluntarily dropped its foreclosure suit against the Fontainebleau Hotel, the largest luxury resort facility on Miami Beach. The suit was dismissed Tuesday after hotel owner Ben Novack paid $25,000 in back mortgage payments. Connecticut General, which has held the mortgage since 1955, filed the suit last Friday. The suit revealed that the Fontainebleau owed the insurance company $10.8 million dollars. ROSE BUSHES 2" RFC. lIATICALI, REGULAT ES TEMPERATURE ASO BREWING TIME / 7988 01VCLEATED TIRES WAFFLE GRIPS AND NUMBER PLATES O,'d PROFILE CROSS BRACE IIANOBAR DRIP FILTER .1I) - Christians Name Envoy MIAMI ( AP) Florida Blue Shield could lose its Medicare contract unless the health insurance giant cuts its costs and claimprocessing time, The Miami Herald reported today. The Herald, quoting two letters from the U.S. Bureau of Health Insurance to Blue Shield President J.W. Herbert, said the company was told that its Medicare contract would not be renewed unless its claims service improves. Insurance Firm Drops Lawsuit 90' 100",COTTOPd '. NORELCO 8 CUP COFFEEMAKER — BLACK & SILVER SCULPTURED SILVER METAL FLAKED BODY CONTOURED MOTORCYCLE DESIGN SADDLE REG $3 29 L, III AMMAN, Jordan (AP) King Hussein's shock troops today crushed a four-hour siege by gunmen in Amman's Intercontinental Hotel that took seven lives, a Jordanian spokesman said. Three terrorists, two hotel employes and two soldiers were killed in the siege, the spokesman said. A fourth gunman was seriously wounded. King Hussein personally ordered a final at on the gunmen, who were holed up on the fourth floor of the hotel with an unknown number of hostages, the spokesman said. IN BRIEF Blue Shield May Lose Contract: Newspaper MIAMI (AP) — Datsun car dealers have been threatened with loss of their franchises to keep them from cutting prices or otherwise competing with earth other, the plaintiff in a federal lawsuit charges. The Miami plaintiff, businessman Burt Arkin, sued Nissan Motor Corp. USA after three dealers quoted him the same $4,400 price for a Datsun 240Z sports car he bought several years ago. 1 5991P 89 88 AS5IQ SIZES -- - ----- -- IM DI II P,'...' f. Fda CO(O lO T HI AM GENE LITTLER GOLF BS -.stoTm OR GRAY - J jui.cu '.'OD€L 3573 ENT I RE CUTTISU UNIT CLICKS OFF ATATOUsLJO '•' . , *2 BOX OF12 SWEATSHIRTS RIVAL... CAN iiir. REG MEN'S LONG SLEEVE 8$ SEKAI ADAPTER TO CONVERT TO Ac .OPENER , 4010080 FLORIDA Datsun Dealers Carter Meet 55 cnS. M'ut, 57 "If they're not going to accept the whole report, then! asswiie they're going to want to go through and talk about it item by item," Grooms said. "It'd be a question of seeing how much of the special master's report we can keep in there if they're going to try to take out everything they can." We fill more than two million prescriptions cach month Our volume means lower prices, and prescriptions filled from the freshest possible drugs. exactly as your doctor ordered - "nr : "The public has no say in the selection of the special master," Cowley pointed out. "The school board members are the representatives of the public and so the final decision must rest with them. If we feel that something wouldn't be fiscally responsible, then we're going to turn It down, even though It might have been recommended as a compromise. Grooms said he was prepared to enter Into a discussion of each disputed contract item if necessary. Seen PLAINS, Ga. (AP) Democratic congressional leaders Jimmy Carter needs to get his legislative program enacted meet with the President-elect today to find ways for Carter to work with Congress. Those meeting at the farm of Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., included Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill, D-Mass., expected to be the next House Speaker; Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, who is retiring; and the current or future chairmen of eight House and Senate comI mittees. 4 0 "I'm not criticizing the special master," Cowley said, "because I think it's great that the state put that In there as a means of trying to resolve disputes. But we're the ones who are responsible for mnanagini the budget, and to brim' an out.stdpr in to recoinmend that extra money be spent, I feel, is unfair to the taxpayers. ._(' was $1.46. Hotel Siege The SEA asked for a $500 annual increase in base salary and Stowell recommended a $300 hike, $100 above the school board's offer. The special master found in Favor of the board's tiiethod of determining average class size, but called for a boost from $100 to oo in the administration's yearly insurance payment. The teachers' total annual premium is currently about $220. Ernest Cowley, chief negotiator for the school board, Tuesday that he was willing to negotiate further with the SEA concerning the special master's report, but that "fiscal responsibility" would be the administration's guiding principle. "I'III willing to go through the special master's recominendations and further discuss them," Cowley said. "Otherwise, we've wasted his (Stowell's) time coming clown here and also the money. I'm willing to work with them, because we're as interested in a good (school) system as they are. I'm not as interested in their personal gain as they are." Cowley said that the administration and the school board are entrusted by the public to handle the school system's budget in the best interest of county taxpayers. 1 5— WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumers who have seen beef prices fall steadily from last year's highs can expect to pay record prices to put beef on the table in 1977, an Agriculture Department economist predicted today. Retail beef prices soon will begin climbing and probably will cost a record average o $1.49 a pound next year, Richard 1. Crom of the department's Economic Research Service said. That is 10 cents above the estimated 1976 average of $1.39. Last year's record average Demos, Seminole Teachers Deciding On Pact 1* Wednesday, Nov. 17,1976-3A - SANFORD. . 950 STATE ST,, SANFORD PLAZA - CASSELBEIRRY SEMINOLE PLAZA AND 1433 SEMORAN BLVD. 97 Iio6emary Freda, one of the prime movers behind the scenes of the Sicond Annual Golden Age (.Hymplcs, is surprised after being presented with a pewter medal by Olympics Chairman Vie Arnett I right) and Jack Iloriser, executive manager of the Greater Sanfor(I Chamber of Commerce. �Evening ,;14 1 Herald \ FhEN('fl AVI: S\N 'OUt), l",A. .12; Area ( *i - tit, .03'322-261 i 'i , A round Wednesday, November 17, 1976-4A 'Tst-:l'U WAYNE D. l)OYI.E, Publisher NORMAN H. OSIIRIN, Editor Ii. V N f3ltA0Kjj.:, Advertising Director 9 — Home leIivcr %et'k, 5 cents: Monfli, $2.40: M(,nths, $14 20; Year, $2 40 fl Mail In Florida ',ina' as honie delivery All other mail M'nth $2 : G M onths, 20: 12 Months, $12 40. - ç' , w The Clock Regression 11 ,%Ul)IE MUIU'lly For True Progress ? "Washington will get involved in more electric rate hike cases," Howard F. Perry told a workshop group recently. Perry is a spokesman for the Federal Energy Administration (FEA) and he was sneaking to utility nffi'ink Outspoken , rr;'niied no words and left little doubt that the feds would be moving in on state utility regulatory bodies, He talked of rates as the means for le erage to force less energy use When a federal bureaucrat starts talking of leverage (arm twisting), you can make book that in that area, if nowhere else, he has expertise. PerrN predicted a much broader use of FEA's l'iiuioth the leprechauncould hardly contain himself when he popped into toy living room recently. "Stop t he presses!" he yelled. "Conic quick' Turn uut all )our reporters" "Calut down, Tim," I said, ''you'll have a eiiur('. Now what has you so excitetV"* "Turkeys!" he stammered. 'Turkeys!" 'It isn't iiicc to call names," I said. ''Now which turkes are ) ou referring to?" "The leathered kind," Tim said, leaning heavily UI)I) his shillelagh. I was just takin inesell a little tour of Seminole and stopped off at a turkey farm. What I saw there iiiade me blood run cold. Seems the birds are rteiitful of ben' done in every year about this time to provide Thanksgiving dinners. But come along ith lot' and you call see for yersell "Wait, l'irii, at least give me time to get my shoes on!" I said, but it was too late, The leprechaun waved his shillelagh and we found ourselves on it turke% farm, soniewhn' in Seminole. "That's the ring-leader, over there," Tim said. "lie's .stirrmn' up trouble, lie is." Incredulous, I scrutinized the milling flock of lards. One bird did seem to be making more noise w DON OAKLEY The fact is that our cities, which can do no more than their citizens give them the mandate and the ineans to do, trail well behind industry in a... and, men. ANOTHER reason why we've GOT to win this game is, II we don '1, they're gonna sue me for MALPRACTICE!" ,: . -a# _ -1 . fi"J 1~ . ;i_.?..,J,J, .AU , L 4 . 'li.1J f1' ' .i "' c-omplying with the Water Pollution Control Act tw4m '"' - Ir' ' ' ' ' _____ ' - . ' , bor ia 'And Now ... My Choice For Sec'tetary Of .4ruction workers will lay down Two delightful visits in Oxford with the charming Cox family; Anthony Cox is assistant wrecior 01 noosing ror Lime Westmmister City Council in Lo ndon, He says: "Building and JOHN CUNNIFF . "Whell you've got a lot of merchandise on the sh elf and ou want to move it you lower prices," per cent on six-year certificates of deposit . But borrowing charges have averaged a bo ut 8.75 piicent.' . y I investigatio ns usually are made into any charges of impropriety against Treas ur y oçficials. A spokesman said the preliminary in'estigation has produced no evide nce that Davis t oo k the illegal gift. Footnote: Baron did not return nm - reneated calls. SECRET SURVEILLANCE - liv a memo intended for the eyes only of De puty Attorney General Harold Tyler, a J ustice Dept. official has c ha rged that the department conducted "improper and perhaps illegal" sur ve illance at the Republican con vention last August. The official, Lee Ilenson, reported that an 11man team was isssem bled in Kansas City to keep close wat ch on "yippies, gays and other pe rsons and grou ps." The "spies" were drawn from the J ustice Dept 's Community Relations Service, which is supposed to resolve civil rights disput es, In Benson's opinion, the spying was "impro pe r and unlawful" because it was "unrelated to discriminatory practices," lie contended that the Community Relations Se rvice has "no surveillance or intelligence-gathering authority," Nevertheless, the 11 civil rights officials were ordered Into action, with all the drama of an undercover mission. They car ried "walkie-talkie radio eq ui pment and were required to make ho ur ly radio reports." Tallahassee. union firm, means "there %ill - The Cabinet. unbowed by furnisli public areas of the new came there won't be any of our th including 296 ash people on the job." Semnon said. '. reats of a st rike that could Capitol - prevent opening of the $43-mullion Capitol as planned by .. . UtId,IiIIioU,Sj 'i ""s' at $115 a piece. Elgin workers apparently RH. "[lubba" Setnon, presi- will not be at the construction uciut ol the Fiututhi iuuiditug silt' for a imuuutiu or ir,io. urns S atiq 4i LAD!F3' THIN HEE RUBBER ARMY BOOTS 15 I t. i I __ HEATING INC. F "—'--, I 1$ GOOD SELECTION / 1--ilft - __1 srnaii,.r rev,',, it,' U velvet rich, TuII' wasnao I nish. One coat cott'rs most surfaces Dr's l,jT I ALL YOU CAN EAT I I ALL PROFITS 0010 THE LIONS"SIOHT"PROGRAM — — — , are trigger words, which dis regard Protestant views and uphold the position of the Irish Revolutionary Army, The uns us pecting Carter, groggy from the grueling campaign, overlooked the inflammatory sentence. The British press, however, foc used on the quote that Carter hadn't noticed . Within a few ho urs, the Brit ish and the Irish Protestan ts were in a rage. Carter was deno c un ed by several - ____ - - ___ English Parliamentarians, one of whom call ed him an "irresponsible . - . peanut politici an," To make matters worse, one sensational. English paper repo rted that Ca rt er had backed the Irish terrorists' position while spo rting a proIRA but ton declaring "Brita in Out!" In fact, a, Photographer had caught him wi Brit is h b ut ton, But it had been pinnedth an antion bum at a St, Patrick's Day pa rade months earlier, He ~ ; — %~ HILDREN'S DRESS. and CANVAS A 9 L. Immediately snatched it off, but the Photographer was too quick for him. Ca rter's real position was that the warring factions sho ul d sit down together and talk peacefull y, lie sent a telegram to th e Irish Prime Minister, explain1 his views, Such responsible The pl4fonmm was caref ully calculated to pa pe rs as the London Times offend nei ther side. But the priest spiked the no also tried to set the .11 n-- record st raight. controve rsial platitudes with some language of But the damage had been dotie, Our European tits own . Between two innocuous sentences, he sour ces tell us that the denial has never ca ught Inserted the words: "The U.S. shoul d encourage up with the original story. the formation of Ri) united Ireland," Only In the Unit ed States has the story gone most ly untold, I. ___ $ 9; Pair f 0- I . j Always Shoes & Bags 9 1.,For ,,) ___ 2434 S. FRENCH AVE. 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Maple ' "" Sanford, Fl, Ii.- - _ r-,r,,i,','t Inn C r"' than expected had exhausted a $28 million reserve for this year, supplemental funds probably would save the state from another holdback. For the past two fiscal years, the Florida government has been forced to reduce expenditures through holdbacks of $160 million o v er what the legislature had appropriated because revenue fell short of predictions, "We might get a little holdback this year but out anything significant," said Zingal'. Another economist, [)avid 0. Jones of Chase Econommietrmcs, predicted that a recession would hit Florida and the rest of the nation beginning in mid1977. Ile said the recession would not be as severe as the last one but would push national untumiploymnent up to as high as 10 per cent by 1979. However, Dr. Robert Lar,zilh,tti, dt'zi of the University of Florida business school, said hisprethution was not that vere. lie said he believes the .i ' that the state will have only Sill) million in additional revenue to appropriate next session, crimiipant'd to $.!0 million. last session, senators were told Tuesday during a seminar on state funding. That could spell an even greater push for some kind of tax increase to fund the multiultn tude of requests from various tude state agencies, the experts said Some fields, such as education, already have complained that they doesn't receive enough money to keep up with inflation James Zingali, director of the Senate Finance and Taxation Committee, said that although SHOES 1544 lorotuit Prødu I The recession could mean FASHION It. k, i',jIIo, lUll , ANNUAL OONATIOMflPERPRION TICKETS FROM ., NY LION OR AT THE DOOR ' L IT ii, tI\i'"t REG. S1O,98 SPAGHETTI-BINGO SAT.. NOV 20. 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A significan t note a bout longevity: Pick ed it Price, q ua lity of construction, size and man y up in Manchester, followed up in Leeds and other factors are offered as explanatio ns of the Shrewsbury and Kldbrooke (a suburb of Lon- t ) strength in this used'home market, in. which don) . As one doctor at the University at Mansales are expected to reach 2,7 mullion units this chester said: "If you can improve the quality of >ear. life among the elderly, t he y live longer." I 11 overl oo ked at ho me. would it," said Go'. Reubin \kew. "The question is l;uv much we would like to expose young people to someone who's had this experience.'' Cox was convicted Oct. 21, 1971 of possession of two pounds of pure heroin with intent to sell. lie said he was ecruited by an old Army, huddy to get into a get-richquick scheme" involving ;ilo of heroin smuugloil i nto the country from iutheat Asia. Cox said he obt ained it master's degree front the University of North Florida alter his release from prison and hoped to get a job as it junior college teacher. his civil rights were restored last year. Askew urged Cox not to be discouraged by reechon of the teaching certificate. The governor, who has taken a hard-line stand against teachers involved th drugs, reiterated his ('clings. 'People who would indulge in it for the most part reck their lives, so it isn't a matter that's easy to dismiss," Askew said. Slump? popular portrats of thie housing market, but it out of the room. Some numbers were performed was &i you Trades council, said ,t; of the contract to Elgin, a non- Tthtsurpr1seofson1epeople,thesavingsand lformers put on their acts Children 8 t 12 from a 1mm people had a very good year in 1976 in spite ocal school also entertained, interesting o bservation: Patients who had to * of the relativcl weak new-home market because get ba ck to t he ir beds early were wheel ed ba ck of continued str en gth in existing-home sales. at differ en t times. The show went on wi thout 'flits phenomenon has gone almost unnoticed in interruption until the last pa tient was wheeled which teaching certificate. it It isn't quite as simple ''' construction st,indards for council houses, nursing homes and social centers for the aged These ("ix iuctsy to award the caf et eria job to Elgin Co nstruction Co. of housing starts it) 1977, comparecl with an ex- party for geriatric patients at Withington pct'tt'tI t otal of 15 million this year. Th ey an- Hospital, Manchester, All the patients were in tici pa te an unusually large r ise in the multi- wheelchairs. Boys and girls, 15 tit 20 years, family market. se rved the party goodies. Professional per- Th e lang ua ge was straight out of military ope ratio ns. They were issued "orders," They were "dis patche".4," detailed" and "brief ed." After a full day's spying, they were "debrief ed " and "secured" for the night. It was a strange assignment for civil rights special ists. Footnote: A J ustice Dept. s po kesman told us Benson's protest is be ing reviewed at the request of Tyler. Comm un ity Relations director Ben Holman, who overruled hlenson's objections to the Kansas City mission, de nied that it was illegal. Benson declined comment; CARTER DONNYBROOK — At the he ight of. the presidential campaign, Jimmy Ca er rt inadvertently sth-red up a tempest in Great Britain - an old-f ashioned Irish donnybrook - d Treasury Dept. Investigates Gun'G*Ift WASHINGTON The Treasury Dept. is secretly invest igating charges that the host of a Las Vegas casino presen ted an illegal gun to the official in charge of enforcing the federal firearms laws. Rex Davis, director of the Bureau of Alco hol, Tobacco and Firearms, allegedly accepted the gun in violation of the laws that his agency is supposed to uphold. Under these laws, firearms can't be pr esented as gifts to residents of another state. Davis categorically denied the allegation, lie toid us that he had visited las Vegas only once, had stayed long enough to make a speech and had never accepted an illegal firearm from anyone. The a ll egation against Davis filtered out of a Justice Dept , invest igation of Charles Baron, the "greeter" at the fashionable Hi'ieria Hotel on Las Vegas' st rip. Baron is a retired brigadier general, who has lived in las Vegas for 20 years. He is known to be an avid gun collector. Reports reached Washington that he was passing out weapons to visiting celebriti es. One of Davis' own agen ts overheard a con-. versatlon indicating that a high A.T.F. offi cial, possibly Davis himself, had accepted a gun from Baron. The in vestigation eventually focused on Davis, Treas ur y officials told us that internal TALLAHASSEE (AP) Hodes was ousted in favor of New Jersey un derworld fig ur es panels will be fleshed out after Democratic ho use Speaker Rep. Jam es Redman; Finance to Florida, a trend not ed earlier blouse members submit reDonald Tucker, the first Flori- and Taxation Chairman Carl th is f al l by the statewide grand quests on which committees da speaker to suc ceed himself Ogden was replaced by Rep. jury on gambling, they want. in 50 years, has inaugurat ed his Charles Boyd, and Govern"Nothing has been done to Hodes' ouster was expect ed. new term by spilling Repubhi- men ta l Ope ratio ns Chairman solve it," Tucker said. "We He had be en reported In trouble can blood on the house floor. Robe rt Hector was replac ed by wan t to invite t hem to ret ur n to since he vot ed against the aptheir home base." Tucker was officially re- Rep. Hyatt Brown, propriations bill l ast session in t ur ned to the rostrum Tuesda y Tucker, af fl i ct ed with w ha t The last s peaker to serve two a dispute with Tucker over as the house organized for its aides said was a serio us in- success ive terms was Carey whether education spending next session, be ginning in April. fection in his i nn er ear, was Hardee, a fo rm er governor who should be increased. lie relie th en told members who sworn in by Supreme Court was s peaker in the 1915 and 1917 ceived no other leade rshi p posiwould head 22 standing corn- J ustice BK. Roberts. Ro berts sessions. tion. Tucker ro un ded out the House mittees. Th en he slashed the also swore in the 120 mem be rs "We've had no other disblouse minority staff from 11 to of the House, including 31 lea dershi p by naming Rep. agreesnents this year," he said, John Hill, 1)- Miami, to be adding that Tucker had in2, touching off cries that he was freshmen. trying to annihilate the BeAlso r et urned to top posts majority leader. Hill had been dicated earlier that Bodes publicans. were Spe aker Pro Temnpore the cen tr al figure In speculation wo ul d either retain his chair. House Minority Leader Wil- Jo hn Ryals, D-Brandon, and over who would replace the re- manship or r ec eive another top ham James, R-Delray Beach, House Clerk Allen Morris. The tir ed Dick Clark of Miami. post . in addition to naming the declined co mment until a news blouse also co nfirmed Wayne "lie di dn 't ke ep those co rnconference set for today. Westmnark as the new Sergeant committee heads, Tucker de- mitmenis," said Bodes, a Tam. tail ed the memberships of t he pa physician. He sa id he wo ul d Tucker cited over-staffing as at Arms. the reason for the cuts. Tucker created several new po werf ul Rules and Appropria- seek a pla ce on the education "We don't need that and committees In expandin g the (ions committees, The other panel, we 're not going to have it," he committee structure from 18 to declared, "This may not set 22 standi ng panels. Among the well with everybody and I'm new committees are Tourism HANSON SHOP sorry. But that's the way it's and Eco nomic De velopment, Has ed Mov To New Location going to he." headed by Rep. Jerry Melvin, 10 S. PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANDORD Tucker also said he was cut- 1)-Fort Walton Beach and Cortung the Democrats' majority rections, Pr obation and Parole, __ office staff from seven to two, headed by Rep. Don Uazelton, U F— Al But Republicans po inted out 1)-West Palm Beach. -- 99c f that Democratic members Tucker also created a Select LS would still have prime access to Committee on Organized MEN'S HEELS —• 2,49 the staffs of the Democratic- Crime, head ed by Rep. Eric controlled committees and in Smith, 1)-Jacksonviiie. Tucker's office. In setting up that panel, 1 DAY SERVICE ALL WORK 'lie's trying to annihilate the Tucker cited the migration of Republican P;irty,"said Minor' ç - ity Whip Dick Langley, fl-OcrI i CUSTOM I mont. "They're doing all th"y I can to cut off another view L. COLOR • Pu1it. Republicans weren't the only • I ones who felt knifed Tuesday. I HOME FOR THE I Tucker o ust ed the chairmen 1)1 three impo rt ant committees 0 ., in revising the committee I I HOLIDAYS! 1 'I struct ur e from 18 standing pan- I I w' custom mix One I t'k to 22. 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I work on the new Capitol cafe- recons ider his recommendation teria. that time state spend $261,219 to think everyone will know it, be are higher by far than standards for private homes, - . (and) for apartment houses in which the aged live,' iit'cau.sc or Lois spread, which the league calls At Manchester University in fmncashire: Met "an unprecedented development during recent with two of Great Bri ta in's most distinguished sears," the associations have managed to geriatricians, Profs. John Brocklehurst and significantly improve their sometimes unsteady Francis C'tird of the Unive rsity of Glasgow, Both earnings agreed that the shortage of geriatric special ists is a world problem. Jewish Geriatric Center on It is for this reason that econom ists of the It Long Island, New York, is conduct ing a seminar league now feel that a decline of one-half per ce nt on that subject. Question: How short are we here o'm mortgage charges is likely in 1977, with an in the United States of specialized geriatric upturn in home sales following as a direct COocare? How is that medical service de li ver ed ? sequence. A pleasant break: Doroth y Ma rtin, lovely, League economists now project 1.8 million new efficient secretary to Brocklehurst, took me to a E) Warne - Vetoed Jacksonville .liidiciirc-rivti ' 'l'AIAtiI1\SSEf I APi labor leader says con- . The basic problem, of co urse, is money. Even savers also. Those savings have soared tit the past two though the federal government subsidizes 75 per cent of the cost of building treatment plants, decades or so, helping b ui ld total assets of the inflation-harried and tax-burdene local citizens associations to more than $380 billion, com pa r ed have been relucta nt to approve th e levies and with a then' $16.9 billion in 1950, bonds and usage charges needed to pick up the 'ens at the associations earn 5,25 per cent ot he r 25 per cent. interest on ordinary passbook accounts, and 7,75 JACK ANDERSON ______ . _____ will meet the deadline but only half the nation's sort, but in a way they can thank themselves, cities and towns, serving 40 per cent of the U.S. takes savings to make mortgages, and a good many of those who borrow for mortgage:; are po pulation, will meet them, . V Ihert are sonic offhanli notes on our trip this summer to England. Back home now, broke but happy. I covered the state of the seniors im Manchester, Leeds, York, Shrewsbury amr London and two of its suburbs. Note about my research system: Talk to the _________ officials serving the elderly. On the street, i coat with retirees and elderly folk. Usually, I wind up at a pub where old people gather, It takes eight minutes to get my ta pe machine running. Taping comments I learn whether the stories of programs for the aged given to me by officials actually proved out. A big point: There's no "politics" involved in? .. services to seniors. Th e Social Se rv ices department runs strictly on a civil se rvice basis "' __ No body gets ap po inted by st ate, co un ty or local political leaders, I met 38 social workers who serve the' ged in various ways. In the United , Kingdom, nobody gets fired when a new ad' ministration takes over, firm the Unit ed States, "': not everyone who deals with the elderly is , " "p' co ver ed by Civil Service.) t'r 1 Statistics Flores are on the ' In m on housing, nursing homes, medical services, senior citizen organizations, Income and income Ift 1 supplements, suppo rt ive vol un tary services, health care, home health and home help policies, '- __________ That law set an initial deadline of July 1, 1971 he explain, noting that saiiings held by the for certain improvements in both ind ustrial and associations rose about $50 billion in the past year to a total of $340 billion. municipal waste-water treatment, The EPA llomnebuyers aren't used to good news of this expects that 90 per cent of all major industries . But Brantley told a news conference hate Tuesday that he had no intention of ,hanging it any of the jobs back to the way they were. lie also said he didn't think the criticism would last. "A few who are slightly offended will come to the realization that I treated everyone cxtrernely fairly,"' Brantley said. Brantley, whose father was a Georgia sharecropper, was unanimously elected as the state's 60th Senate president as legislature convened for a organizational session. In his acceptance speech, Brantley discussed his top legislative priorities, singling out the push he's promised for the abolition of property taxes as a schoolfunding base. 1k also talked of reforming insurance laws and overhauling collectivebargaining law's. In committee appointments, the big suprise was the naming of Tom Gallen, D- Bradenton, to the powerful Rules chairmanship. Brantley said he narrowed the choice down to Gallen and Myers because he wanted to pick a senator who was not in the running to succeed bum. This way, he said, he could not be accused of trying to handpick his successor, lie also said he passed over outgoing Senate President l,)enipsey Barron because he wanted to establish firmly that he will be his own man. Gordon, 1)- Miami and one of the contenders hoping to succeed Brantley, was unhappy over his removal as Appropriations chairman in favor of Sen. Phil Lewis. Lewis, 1)- West Palm Beach, is also in the future running. However. Brantley said he felt Gordon had expertise that could be used as chairman of the new Finance and Tax Committee. lie said Gordon would still be vice chairman of approppropr iations. Poston, tMiaoii. a 10-year senate veteran Wednesday, Nov. 27, 197—$A House Democratic Ch'i' ef Slashes GOP Leadersh'i' p Ex-Dope Posts and perennial chairman of the Transportation Committee, was removed in favor of Myers. "I am in a state of shock," Myers, 1)Miami, said of his appointment. "I have never served on the Transportation Onmmittee in the 12 years I have been in the legislature," However. Brantley said he removed Poston because "you can get stagnant staying with the same individuals." Poston was named (hiuinnan of the Executive Business Committee. Sen. Bob Graham, who has fought with hirantley in the past, was stripped of all his cha irma n ships. (;rahaum, who had been chairman of Education, Health and Rehabilitative Services and of an appropriations subcommittee, was not even returned to those committees as a member. Brantley said the fact that Graham was the only senator who never pledged to him while he was runing to the leadership post was "always In my mind." lie said Graham was talented. But he said it was a "schizophrenic talent" that fluctuated greatly. Sen. W.D. Childers, 1)-Pensacola and a close Brantley friend, retained his powerful Commerce chairmanship. The only other senator to keep the same chairmanship was Natural Resources chairman Guy Spicola, 1)-Tampa. Barron, D-Panama City, was named chairman of Governmental Operations, where Brantley said he expected Tucker to pursue his favorite theme of efficiency in government. Sen. Curtis Peterson, 1)-Eaton Park, was picked as Education Chairman while Jon Thomas, 1)-Fort Lauderdale, was named head of the 11RS committee, succeeding (;raharim. Other new comnuittee chairrnenships include Edgar Dunn, 1)-Daytona Beach, Judiciary. Criminal; Pat Thomas, 1)-Quincy, new committee on corrections, probation and parole; John Vogt, 1)-Cocoa, new committee on Economic, community and consumer affairs. Alan Trash, 1)-Fort Meade. Agriculture chairman; Dan Scarborough, new committee on personnel, retirement and collective bargaining; and Mattox Hair, 1). - .. Mortgage Rates J - 6J .; r the matter of cleaning up pollution. The Wall Str ee t Jo ur nal recently reported, for example, that the worst polluters of (lie Mississippi River are not private companies but the i'omniuiniti ong t. L' '' Bstsn NEW Yoiu: A!'; Ti-,t t.u.t u lluluut- umuorarea, Exxon Corp. alone has s pe nt $40 million to (gages might be coming down in 1977. clean up its refinery ope ratio ns and the E1' Th at pleasant pros pe ct comes from the people says that other. com pa nies are doing almost as w ho should know, the officials of the nation's savings and loan associations, who wake the well, a !iiiJorit) of home mo rt gage loans. By contrast, it took the EPA five years and lawsuit to force the city of Baton Rouge to s pe nd are coming in at a great rate and $10 million to upgrade its sewage treatment We're starting to pile up money," said a repreplants. sentatuve of the U.S. League of Savings '\Ssoviations, which is holding its annual meeting The much-maligned ind ustrial polluters are here, and away ahead of municipalities" in - I I; Key TALLAHASSEE (AP) New Senate President Lew Brantley, who has vowed to erase the "country-club" image of the Senate, *hasn't. wasted any time shaking things up. Brantley had barely taken the oath of office Tuesday when he announced a wholesale reshuffling of committee chainnenships. Only two chairmen kept their same jobs. Some senators, including Dade countians Ralph Poston, Kenneth Myers and Jack Gordon, were not happy with the changes. English Take Care Of Elderly -1 1:::, . ff . Up Dealer Senate 's LOU COTTIN / , - paign instead of encouraging them in the belief office and cannot do anyttung about oil prices or any-thing else.' his response to the quest ion was a nice touch and in k ee p in g with the tone of his other remarks. He carefully avoided most specifics, saying that he wants to get his feet under him first ft W. $ .1 - 4? " that all their problems are the fault of sonmebo Jummuny Carter walked a tightrope in his first press ference as president-elect - very skillfully, As Mr. Carter so carefully po inted out in response to a question about the possibi li ty of an increase in oil prices, he not the president yet. lie does not have the responsibility of th e BERRY'S WORLD . .- :4;,.,4 , " ,!,: , - - of 1972, says EPA chief Russell Tram, . ,,~ - i . i 'Vle Jr— . , ' . although we think that he has yet to clarify his exact position in reg ar d to Yugoslavia. He was not entirely clear on what would happen to detente if Yugoslavia were Invaded. But there will be time for that when Mr. Carter takes office and assumes the responsibilities that go with it. At the conference, he was sensitive to the emotions of President Ford, deferential and humble in attitude and open in his desire for unity and tuoperalion in the Unit ed States, He is entitled to support from all Americans as he undertakes the arduo us tasks that he faces when he ta kes the oath of office in January. il i , 1 IT . .. . Last July, the federal Environmental Protection Agency told New Yk City and some 100 other Eastern Seabrd urunicipalities that they had until 1981 to stop dumping ciud in the occaim Since 1924, these municipalities have be en barging millions of tons of sewage sludge a year out to a point about 12 miles off New York Harbor, turning the area into a veritable dead sea, It is a very real question whether the cities will be able to meet even this liberal deadline set by the EPA. One estimate is that it will take more than $500 million to develop landfill sites or alternative disposal methods, and New York City, for one, is already complaining that its current fiscal straits make it impossible to spend any money on the phaseout. M Meanwhile, nature began taking a bit of revenge this summer when po llution forced the cl os ing of Long island beaches. This situation, which is probably the worst example of pollution in the nation is what a uiuiuy Carter would nave canea a "uusgrace ' would have, that is, if either he or Gerald Ford had presented the American people with some real challenges d ur ing the presidential cam- - Carter Treads Lightly 4'3f ut .1 , , . Drantley Shakes All the turkeys cheered. They flapped their wings and scratched the dirt angrily. "You see for yerself," Tim said. "Those dirty birds are tryin' to undermine a great American holiday." "I suspect your concern is motivated more by your love of turkey drumsticks than it is h' Patriotism," I told Tim. "And your fears are for nothing, because you're forgetting one crucial aspect of the turkey character- Just watch." While I spoke, the owner of the turkey farm had driven up in a truck with a cage on the back. lie had lowered it wide plank from the cage to the ground, and was spreading corn up the plank to the cage. forgot about All the turkeys, even the loud one, plans for a hunger strike and pecked at the their ready of them were safely in the cage, corn until all to be trucked to the processing plant. "You see, Tim," 1 said. "Turkeys are dumb. S don't worry. And another thing: before you pop us into another turkey farm, give me time to put on my shoes." Then I wiped my feet on a clump of grass and we went home - - ,A' Cities Slow In Cleanup Operations electric power producers. But he said this would be —done on a selective basis. Now there is an insidious word, "selective." In bureaucratic parlance it probably means that the power to be used would be selected in targets, picking hose where example could whip others into line He indicat ed that the feds see conservation as another - source of energy and plan to exercise greater influence in this area of solving energy problems. lie cited "voluntary" building standards to reduce heat loss which "could be made mandatory" if they are not met. It hardly seems necessary to offer editorial conclusions to this man's stat'ments- Just note how quickly mandatory follows the word voluntary in relation to building standards. This nation did not become the envy of the world in living standards by curtailing the use of energy by arm twisting or other means. The more energy used per man the greater our productivity became We do not need the t of regressive thinkin which the FE \bureaucracy is promulgating We do need the elbow room to get cracking and make use of what energy we have to produce new methods for obtaining more energy sources. If we can just get the bureaucracy off the backs of industry and individual initiative we can beat the present problems. We won't do it by sitting around listening to regressive ideas coming fr rm Ih dd hand of government. We will not make much progress if every time an attempt is made to tap the unlimited so ur ce of energy fuel represent ed by our coal and nuclear resources, a vociferous minority can stop the effort, Inc Environmental Protection Agency staff may be sincere in the be lief that th ey are protecting the natural environment for th e enjoyment of the people. But the people must have food, clo th ing and heated housing to live to enjoy it. Th e FEA staffers may be sincere in be lieving they can force a rationing of existing energy to the benefit of all. Both agencies would substitute regression for true progress. For progress lies in a free society, not a controlled one. ''Did you heat' that?" Tim said. "I certainly did, lie said 'gobble-gobble.' Now kt's gut the heck out of here, Tim." ''Oh, I forgot that you can't understand 'CIII," hut said, waving his shillelagh again. ". . . and our brothers and sisters and eventually ourselves end up on the dinner tables of the huinaiis," the loud turkey was saying. ''I say that it's gone far enough!" The other turkeys cheered. It looked as if they might turn into it mob pretty soon. "Ilow iiiany of you have lost relatives to the annual Thanksgiving slaughter? Raise your wings!" the loud turkey continued. Most of the turkeys raised their wings. "Exactly!" the loud turkey yelled, "And it's time to change that!" ''But how can we change that? We're just birds, and the luuiiians are touch bigger!" a turkey yelled from the crowd. ''I'll tell you how by a hunger strike!" the ring-leader said. 'All we have to do is to refuse to eat. Then we will lose weight. All this juicy meat ill int'lt from our hones. Then the humans will have to find something else to Serve it ' ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 lounksgiving After they get used to having something else for their main dish, we'll be home free!" it was still just a bunch of thall the others. hut turkeys. 1111111011111111 — 11111111111114111114111114111111111111 - _____ - ________________ 0 744 01 I _________ — AV . Now in Casselberry too,: Grand Opening Sale now in progress at both locations GEORGE STUART, INC. 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32802 520 SICO UTH HWY. 2792 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Nov. I?, 1976 EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. sys r... PA RK 0', PARK ~ >, - r___ Wednesday, Nov. 17,1976-7A ALL VEGETABLE SWIFT PREMIUM USDA GRADE 'A' CANNED SHOP USDA CHOICE LAZY AGED HEAVY WESTERN TURKEYS ARMOUR STAR LI A I1IlIT SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING CHUCK Rin A ST PURE CREAMERY ROYAL CROWN COLA DIET RITE COLA SUGARFREE R.C. BUDWEISER BORDEN'S BUTTER BEER HNP PAP TAP fAJC 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU IN SANFORD 4?h& SANFORD AVE Mon.. Tues.. Wed Ba m,to7p.m. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 8 a m, to 9 p m 'i:inday 8a.m. to 1 pm. PARK AVE and 25th ST. Sa.m topm. lDaysa Week PRICES GOOD NOV. 16 THRU NOV. 2S R I ANY FAMILY PACK 3 LBS. OR MORE I I FF O FRESH 100 PCT. PURE FINE FOR DRESSING WHITES. DARK BONELESS Fryer Gizzards HILLSHIRES 69c Polish Kielbasci LB I FRESH 100 PCT. HOMEMADE R •Pork Sausage I G000ATPA*K AND SHOP STORES NOV. IS. )F7 THOU NOV. 23 LIMIT I COUPON PIE FAMILY 97c ANY FAMILY PACK CENTER CUT • ..a PORK a I Game Hens o n a Breasts or Thighs IN 0 C-1700 AT PARK AND SHOP :-JRES Nov. IS. Ills THOU NOV. 13 LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY I I.B U U . GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS : SUNNYLAND GOOD TIME NOV. 1$. IllS THOU NOV. 23 LIMIT ICOUPON Ph FAMILY : Franks :.. . •.. •••.•.•••..•• •••. O USDA CHOICE I I U • U • COPELAND COPELAND 0000AT PARK AND SHOP.STOIIS U NOV. IL IllS THOU NOV. 21 LIMIT I COUPON PlC FAMILY • Smoked Link Sausage 21 07. . • HUNT'S TOMATO LB. I • U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON O GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS NOV IL 575 THIU NOV. 25 . LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY U U— I x.LEAH $164 — LB. : Meaty Pig Feet GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS • NOV II. 1575 THOU NOV. 21 LB. I I~, : Side of Beef RATION U . UT & WRAPPED FOR U YOUR FREEZER FREE c. LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I_ •_ LIMIT I COUPON PU* P*MILY ANY 2 PKGS. BIRDSEYE FROZEN 25'c U I ; a I Beef Tongue LB. I Beef Heart QT. Fame Mustard C in UU.IIUUUUUIU..UUUUIUIIIIUI: • BORDEN 'S U QT.55 U U 95.c: GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STOICS NOV. II, ISiS THIU NOV LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 21 U U U U•1LB.88c on COLD POWER DETERGENT I I in $' 99C 401; U 49 S 'U BOXII S WITH COUPON ON THIS PAGE LB. 87' Beef Club Steak 26 oz. 2/35C LB. FAME U 1 Pork Brain $0O Pork Kidney Apple.Straw Apple-Grape 20 OZ. TABLETREAT 85c Macaroni & Cheese 14 oz.31 C Grated Tuna GEORGIA RED If TOMATOES TOWELS BAKING HENS VEGETABLES I SI • U S U OFF • $497 LIMIT 7 WITH COUPON $ 39c 6 OZ. U U LB. 49C Tub Margarine IVA LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND U U U FLOUR 31 5/98C1 U 0 SLB. BAG LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY DETEROkII' • • 99C 49 OZ. LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND OR MORE BORDEN'S EXTRA RICH 5 VIVA TOWELS S N l--I_,- 321; : 0000 Al PACK AND SHOP 310415 1 NOV IS. ISIS THOU NOV. 21 U LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY FF O 1 JUMBO ROLL 8 Cl. Oven Bags HOMOGENIZED FOR I oz. i 20 oz. 3/$1 STALK 33 Brown .N'Serve Rolls 2.59 Celery 31 S A s,39 UfliOflS ENDIVE . . . U I U 49c BORDEN' S I KI U • U LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS U NOV. II ISIS THCU NOV 11 I LIMIT I C'UPON PER FAMILY U . I 8oz I LIMIT S WITH COUPON ON U U U 38 U ANY 3 LBS OR MORE BONELESS. 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS I NOV. is, II?S '(IsCU NOV 23 LIMIT I COUPON PIN FAMILY BEEF ROAST WITH COUPON GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS NOV It. I$I NOV LIMIT I COUPON PLC FAMILY THOU 1 .s ROMAINE . U 31 C Potato Chips 9 OZ. I U I I 0 U I I U U S U .1 U RED DART CUT FOR BORDEN'S I PILLSBURY A. J COTTAGE U COMPLETE BUTTERMILK ______ 11 I LIMIT. I WITH COUPON U 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STOICS U NOV II, 1914 THOU NOV 13 I LIMIT I COUPON PCI FAMILY U III 10 I • • WHITE POTATOES L4dbB BAG B AG WITH COUPON ON THIS PAGE . LOG CABIN COUNTRY KITCHEN : 1 MIX 2L65.731 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOICS NOV. IL ISIS THOU NOV 11 LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 1 I • 24. 89c $1IJIi ______ PO III I • I OFF LIMIT 2 WITH COU N 0000 AT PAIL AND SHOP STOICS NOV. IS. ISIS THOU NOV. 21 LIMIT I COUPON PIN FAMILY I 1 • U NOV IL 5515 THOU NOV LIMIT 1 COUPON PER FAMILY : I POTATOES, U • • 0 . in • • ______ IO LB. BAG. 64c LIMIT 1 WITH COU PO N AND U $15 ORDER EXCL. C OS. I UU U LADY BORDEN LB 3FOR 1 LIMIT 3 WITH COUPON 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS LIMIT I WITH COUPON NOV II. ISIS 'OOO AT PA AND STOICS NOV if. ISIS IMIU NOV U LIMIT I (QUPO$.PCI FAMILY I U U II I I $367 .... S. NOl S WHITE I U I 1 POWDERED or BROWN • U U1 U U UIlI•IIIIUUUIUUUUI.SIII.l DIXIE CRYSTAL : COFFEE . GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STOICS I THOU NOV I$ LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY U 25 ' SUGAR 0. PANCAKLt'I . SYRUP __ . • ______ U U $ U I U U2 30c, ii 3LB. GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STOICS NOV. IS, ills TISCU NOV 21 LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 'Qc EACH u • FANCY LONG GRAIN RICE in LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON : 79c Mushrooms 8 P CI ozACK 79 UI U LOUISIANA BELLE U.S. NO. 1 C .5 $1 69 30c,CHEESE U______ : OFF 2 1 ON 2 U . OR ______ 18"2 02. 2 FOR 1IL I C • U CAKE MIXES 0in 3 LBS 49 IUUIUUUUUUUUIUIIUUUUUUIUIIU . U MAXWELL HOUSE U Escarole PLANTERS 20 CT. 9 300 CANS E l U U Fruit Cake In PLASTIC GALLON I.B. FAME GREEN BEANS. . STUFFING . MILK 75 Paper Plates 100 CT. C 25 1 . PASCAL U GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS NOV. IS. 5515 TISIU NOV. 21 LIMIT I COUPON PER. FAMILY DUNCAN HINES FARM FRESH PRODUCE WE BUY FROM LOCAL FARMERS MERITA C Aluminum Foil . 25' . $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. I U UI.UU..SIUIUIIUUUIU.UIUI.U: U — 4 303 C $ FOR White Bread 79 DIAMOND MERITA . HERB SEASONED I I 9 11 OX. 59C 7 OZ. PKG. U w U FAME FAMILY LOAF 58 a0 PO GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS NOV 5. THOU NOV. U 316 U LIMIT 1 WITH COU N U AND $15 ORDER EXCL. dOS. U I 00 AMERICAN BELLE SPAGHETTI JUMBO GLAD MARS FAME FROZEN Orange Juice 6oz. 5/1 Foam Cups 2/$1 U U 0U PLAINorSELFRISING 0 FAME Eggo Waffles : 0000AT PARK AND SHOP STORES NOV. II. ISIS THIU NOV. 21 LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 60zp0Pb0PcS : I U :UUUUUU.IUUUUUUIUUU.UUUUUUU RED DART PEAS or CORN U 1 U COLD POWER I U U SHOWBOAT PORK and BEANS Lu.I • CORN - FROZEN f LB. 69 49c KRAFT PHILADELPHIA IOZ. LB. Cream Cheese PlC. LBS. il 9C em BEER $1" I U I U 4/75 C • Cat Food 15 02. ROLL Pumpkin Pies 26 OZ. 4 TO 6 WITH COUPON ON THIS PAGE SAVE SOc CHEESE, SAUSAGE OR PEPPERONI MRS. SMITH'S FROZEN QT; 3/ 1 Orange Juice 89 : I : ON 63 GAL COZY KITTEN GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL 1 FAME FROZEN Whipped Topping 9.OZ. 99 BORDEN'S FRYERS 20 PIECES OF CHICKEN . DUCKS . [B. 303 CAN U FOR C Longhorn Cheese BARHART FAMILY PACK 5 LBS. PIZZA LB. GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS NOV. II. 1115 THRU NOV 35 ALLCREAMERY LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 1 BUDWEISER U I $ C LIPTON Onion Soup Mix 2 PK. 59C Fame Dog Food 1 MARTHA WHITE Coffee Creamer QUICK FROZEN GA RD Kleenex Napkins CT. 45C Fame Bleach Bruce Mashed Yams 15 FAME GRADE 'A' C U : in Bruce Cut Yams 16 oz. 29C Liquid Detergent 12 oz. 5 2c Dish Detergent 32 oz. 2/ 1 U I UIIIIIIUIUIUUUUUUUUIUUIUIU I U GOLD MEDAL Evaporated Milk 13 02. 31 C Jellies ______________________________ LB. LIMIT 1 WITH COU PO N AND $15 ORDER EXCL. dOS. U U 3FOR 1 I BUTTER 'A 's!1 U YELLOW COOKING . FLA. PREMIUM c LAMBRECHT • 0 1w : OR MORE a BAG 0000 At PACK AkO SHOP STOICS NOV. IL Ills THOU NOV 55 LIMIT I COUPON PCI FAMILY Mayonnaise U 303 CANS c 3 12 02. KRAFT IVORY FAME CHIFFON FAMILY 3 LB. Mullet BEEF U U I U U S LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON Fame Salt U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN FRESH 87C FRESH WEST COAST I GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STOICS • 5 LBS. in NOV. IL IllS THOU NOV. 23 U I I LB. Red Snapper Fillet LB. $117 Monosson "CIGARETTES . Sweet Gherkins FANCY TINY PEAS 4 FOR 16 OZ. CANS ,,,, oz. 67 79 67C LESUER $ 4 oz. 167 LB. $198 Beef Chuck Steak QUICK FROZEN FRESH 100% PURE THOU 0000ATPACKANOSHOPSIOIIS ! U NOV. IS. ISIS NOV. 21 • LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY I IIIU: . GROUND .I..I.I.IIUU I I — I 24 oz. Frosting Mixes 99 8 02. 69C ' Black Pepper 98c BORDEN'S HALF MOON 25 $599 U ANY CARTON OF LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN FRESH 27 Pure Jar Lard 3 LB. JAR $1 U U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN :.IIIIIIa.UI..UIU!...IIII1 CUT & WRAPPED FOR YOUR '-s. : FREEZER FREE JIM DANDY I U U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN i I 300 I.B. AVERAGE DOG U U U Grape Juice CRANBERRY SAUCE GOLD MEDAL FLOUR LB.49 LB. 4 Whole Side SUNNYLAND Beef Hind I WELCH'S FAME STRAINED PLAIN OR SELF RISING LECROY Beef Cube Steak LB. 02. in oz. 79c ATKINS C C FAME Griffin Fruit Pies Stuffed Olives 5 $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. Beef Round Steak LB. 2/$1 OZ. V.8 Juice 3/$J C 47c BABY BEEF 140 LB. CUT & WRAPPED . !Meaty Neck Bones I.B. LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 10 02. 16 oz. 2/$1 32 W'UUIIUIIUIIIUIUIIIUUIIUUIUUI ALL VEGETABLE • SHORTENING U U • 4 SNOWDRIFT!I I U 1 99 79c" LBS. • U U U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND U I $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. in LB. ___________ LIMIT I WITH COUPON Pie Crust Mix Libby's Pumpkin WITH COUPON ON THIS PAGE ROASTING . . CHICKEN I— 4 oz. 47 LB. CAN Prune Juice FAME MANZINILLA III U OIL I BETTY CROCKER 2/79C 2/79c BAG FLA. PREMIUM FRESH LAZYAGED U CRISCO COOKING Plate Stew 11 02. LB. . White Bacon USDA C HOICE HEAVY WESTERN •SIRLOIN STEAK . DELMONICO U STEAK FF U 1 I ______ 147 $ 9 :IIIIIUI.IIUI.UI.I.I.UIuuI :20c l~ 32oz.79c U I X.LEAN _•L_ USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED CATSUP U .1 Spare Ribs X.LEAN U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN $ LB. 37C Sliced Bacon Ends — LB. $. 89 CENTER SLICED Braunschweiger 97c Pie Crust Stix C SUNNYLAND, 4 LB. BOX FRESH GEORGIA 37 $u SLICED BACON Smoked Pork Chops LB. 19 Greer Peaches BETTY CROCKER oz. 3/$1 73C 7% MOlTS SUPER 16 Fame Apple Sauce Box Baker's Coconut 10 9C 18½O Z. Fame Cake Mix LYKES BUDGET LYKES CHUNK Pork Chops LB. $127 I 59c U WITH COUPON $127 CENTER CUT FAMILY PACK FIRST CUT CU BE STEAK! Breakfast Links 20 oz. OFF WHOLE ONLY $159 10 07 . PCT. PURE Ground Round FRESH 100 Chopped Sirloin SLICED Whole Picnic LB. 69C Cooked Ham LB. SMOKED PICNIC Red Hot Sausage 21 02. $17 2 LB. PACK Spare Ribs LYKES SUGAR CREEK LYKES : Grill Franks HEAVY WESTERN FAMILY PACK LB. SUNNYLAND 49 I.B. B . B. • LYKES 3LBSOR MORE I 12 oz. Beef Liver 97c FRESH 100 PCT. 8 HEAVY WESTERN BONELESS 2 3 I.B. Beef Stew PKG. LB. [$117 CHICKEN 29 i. YOUNG TENDER LBS OR MORE BONELESS OVEN ROAST I PORK ROAST U .• . .•••..•• .•.••• I U in ANY FAMILY PACK . U U — U I U U U 5LBS. I U U . ORMORE . U U_________________________________ WITH COUPON U U LB. C Turkey Necks USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LA ZY AGED BEEF FRESH CORN FED CHOPSORMORE I I WITH COUPON 1 69c I.B. HEAVY WESTERN FLANKEN BEEF GRADE A $159 FLA. PREMIUM FRESH FRYERS BONELE SS •BOSTON BUTT 3LBS $2" Turkey Wings LBS. LB. Smoked Picnic $119 EACH GRADE "A" LYKES WHOLE SLICED STUFFING LB. CORNISH, 22 07. I Turkey Roast 2 OFME LB.97 . FRESH WITH COUPON I LIMIT 1 PER FA Ground Chuck PORK STEAKS I a E!49i±MILYLB.43!LB.67 i CAN Ii I ALL NATURAL 1 I CE CREAM! ½ GALLON I LIMIT I WITH COUPON 0000 AT PAIL AND SHOP STOICS NOV II. ISIS THOU NOV 13 LIMIT I COUPON P1* FAMILY I S nomensommum 0.0mosessuess ones IBM 0 some mm000@Eommmm000x000 onessommons 0 Oman gnome onsmonossoon! �Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1976 A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. venIn Eg Herald, Sanford, Fl. ................................La e Mary Candidates: flifford 1 (liff) Nelsonstoppedhis pursuit of i degree in chemical engineering n Dec.7 when the Japanese bombed Pearl 1411 I I 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU IN SANFORD Thur.. Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m to 9 p m in ay a m o p m - .! - Philadelphia. Their utily son, Christopher, his wife Best) and our two lovely grand daughters" live in Sanford. hobbles are photography, hunting and fishing, Their mixed breed "Italian cocker spaniel" Wags is 15 In 1972,asitappearedthatthe little Sanford Zoo would & abolished and its animals given away,Nelson wasurged to be president fthe A GOU MET enjoying our special -e-04k.i coo a A I A • tF low prices and saving vour cas re is er Impolted / frcrTl Austria ' ' . . ,. ,' -. iI•' t. behind him, including a nine-year stint at (lit old Sanford Naval Air Station returning to the home in Lake Mary that he had cquired in the mid 1950 t'• a -- ________________ Weds A Meter Maid a ? . I ecker:Patrolman Just for 111 Like Really They S(x:iety, founded to save the facility. "I was told the group had to be organized and that the job would be over in 90 days, he said. When he left the office work was well under way to establish the new Central Florida -During his military career, Nelson also Zoological Park, off U.S. 17-92 in Sanford. .'((ended the Drexel Institute of Technology in JOHN .•NI) IOANN I)FCKII • Ifl SIlO! Philadelphia and graduate school m Like Mary isa erynewcity still plagued ( ilifornia where he obtained a degree in with many, many problems of growth and tti nasal suence pains of taking care of itself,"Nelson said We liked the Central rida of our citizens inial0e Mary pro:n im:tsake. 1,o umst of all. Nelson said, adding that he and decisions should be considered on a personal his wife, Gmnny, agreed that the Lake Mary basis rather than the city making arbitrary community would be their horne after decisions on what is good for the citizens." retirement. "We probably won't like the results of Tile couple met at a cadet dance prior to growth in the future, but we will like it better Four generations of the John between the beaches and the want it, that is what I will work Nelson's commissioning in 1944 a n d married jfitI planned P rather than unplanned Decker family live in the I imily for." big City of Orlando." after 13 dates later that same year N home on West Crystal I.ake Decker graduated froin Avenue, Iake Mary. "We are Seminole Iligh School in 1950 an ordinary working family. We and planned a career in law all work said E)ecker enforcement ifter completing Decker, 44, chief electrician hismilitary obligation in the ______ / - "It lie left his college studies at the Louisiana Polytechnic Institute in Rustin, Ia., his home state, to join the Navy, Alter World War 11, he went back to school but was called back into the service for the Korean conflict deciding Lt1iIkei career of the rnittt.ir) • j .. . ___ q u /T_ PARK AVE and 25th ST. 7 oaysa Week 3am loOp m k Are - Ne on: Pear/ Harbor Chan ed His C r r lop= *Win 0 What Wednesday, Nov. 17, 9Th-IA lven employed by the company Shile a patrolman with the for 17 years. His wife JoAnn, is Winter Park Police Departher thou year of tr.ching ment, he met JoAnn, who was a sign language at Seminole meter maid and they got Community College. married. Decker owns and operates a Their eldest daughter, Tiff gun shop business, the only one 20. has joined the Air Force and in the city, to the rear of Ws will be leaving home to report home. Hunting and fishing are for duty on Dec. 7. election da Y- his hobbies and he is building a Cheryl Arui. 17, attends the new home for the family, doing Florida School for the Deaf in all the work himself. at Fow1h St. Augustine. Son, John 11, 1 4. and Wilbur Streets. is a student at Croonis Iligh "if elected, I hope to acSchool. whatever the people Members of the first and want," tic said. "I feel I will be second generation, Decker's an exlension of the people. mother, Mrs. Anna Mae Either the people want the city Decker, find grandmother, Ella to ads ance or to stay the wayit Craves, also have jobs. is. Whichever way that they Mrs DtckeNsapmofe seamstress. Grandmother Craves crochets afgans. It takes her a month to six weeks to complete one of her works of • ________ - _____________ -- SEN DS - CLIFF F NF I SO\ IIUN11N(I & * START. YOUR SET TODAY' FREE Quart Saucepan - ( NI with $99 worth of, iegisterTapes AC 4 -- QUART SAUCEPAN 1 8' FRY PAN 10" FRY PAN •. 2 QT COVERED CASSEROLE . FREE WITH PRICE WITH SPECIAL FREE WITH 1PRICE WITH SPECIAL FREE TAPESWORTH $100INTAPES CASHPRICE TAPESWORTH $100INTAPES CASH PRICE TAPES WORTH S100 IN TAPES CASHPRICE - $99 FREE $ 4.99 $300 $ 9.99 $6.99 FREE WITH PRICE WITH 3QT. TEAKETTLE EE WITH PRICE WITH SPECIAL FREE WITH 'PRICE WITH TAPES WnRTH $100 IN TAPES CASHPRICE TAPESWORTH $100INTAPES - $300 $6.49 $9.49 $250 I $5.49 1$ 8.49 t. Although Decker was born in Hamilton. Ohio, his family brought him to Central Florida when tie was still a child. I[is theronly44 at tt ha'tahtartatthckandth doctor reivry.nended 'hat tie move to the sunshine state for his health and "peace and SPECIAL CASHPRICE $12.49 ö7j.49 .0 )tMv,1 5½ 01. 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" .I $1.79 ' *IlIt,, . see ng Bow' - - .4 + 3OuartBo*l *3.29 -$ .70 -----------4Ouan Bowl -. . $3.99 Clip and use this coupon! $1.00 . . 4 12 OZ. --$2.99 - . - . l.illum Griffin, 48, who is completing her first term in Seat 2o1 the City Council. is running unopposed a svconil time. Sheandherhusbaiid.Frar.k,havetwosons,FrankJr.andC. H., and a daughter. IMrraine, They own and operate a heavy equipment construction business, re-election unopposed to a second term on the city ki council. Seat 'I post is Burt Perinchief, senior member of the music program at Seminole (.wnunity College. . 1k is 38 years old anti has a I'ti[) in music From Michigan Stati' University. lie and his wile have a son, Richard 15, and a daughter, Ruthann, i. Pullingplace for the city election isthe Lake Mary Elementary a ' Poll workers, who have been named, include: flumer Gleason, Burke, Mrs. Letha chairman of the clectiorts Lvard; Mrs. P y.and Mrs. Jon Day, V) CL-rtal illy it diistance no leis than the height I llx-forc You think Ise antelill 1, iiiake NUre OLI'%'C 00t 'I hr • '-. ' -- .50 VALUE . , i a-Week" Plan Regular Coupon Price Value, Mixing . I •9 PRICE co i - BOWL Week " ° ;. , - . 4. . By DONNA sTF 1 IeraldStaff Writer A (ot4ml of 1 l3 I mike '4 mrs residents is eligible to cast ballots in the Dec. 7 municipal election wherecandidatesare seeking three city council. posts and the mayor's office. The only opposed council race on the ballot is for city council suit three, formerly occupied by Martin Bacon Sr.,resigned. Seeking to fill the one year remaining in Bacon's term are John I Decker, 44, a mcinbcr uf the vity's planning and zoning com mission and board of adjustineit; and Cliff Nelson, 54. retired I Navy former president of the Central Honda Zoological Running unopposed for may-or is incwiibent Walter Sorenson, who is completing his first two in office Sorenson is production manager at Scott Lkctronies. a division of the Nationa l Cash Register Co.NCR Sorenson and his wife have one son. Cliri5topher, 6, a second I . T7 I'EI(INCIIIEF' THE ELECTION, 3 Quart Bowl or corrode. Convenient top-rolled rim for extra strength and easy handling No metallic food taste or odor when used for refrigerator storage. High polish finish outside and satin finish inside stays spar. kting bright with just suds n water washing I )a . - Featured U (ItII'IIN _______ - .Designed for easy mixing, storage and sery ing..A complete set in the most useful sizes for every mixing need Solid, seamless, Lite-Brite stainless steel that won't break I STEEL 1 wi*th - - 4OuartBowI MG V VIII - CICI I ignal StraIght. To begin \lt}1, Citian Band mnte.nnJ', unlIke T\' antennas, are under FCC your reguladons. -. .-. FCC" ltld -' of .. ' • '. . lox:al I uk. ornt. time. dii Ii. r 01 tile alloxvablc helt,ht. So, before crectIm" your the mast. This safety rule not onlygoes for CB ii antennas Ibut -ri r any metalI i \ antennas as Well. ,. '-' antenna, check with the appropriate fllthOrltle.' And when you 're ready toput It Ll), e.he.e.k on one other thing -. the. e.kirant.e The. '-'llt4htv'tt touch of our antenna or guy v. ire. to a po\e.r lin e could e.flle. you a serious shock. Here's how to play it safe. Make . sure th at you CLICCK all direct i ons. in other words, not only the space above the lflte.flI1i but all around. So, if your should happei to tall, it 'on t happen to tall onto a power line. pole for that matter. i 1 And here'sanot er oru of caution, even ~%,hen usint, r, guy %k,tro to raise or lo~ver your positive control. antenna you can' t he as So, be tter double check the clearance. . t 'it't\'$ h I ' 4'.. I \ of o 'e many CB that into the people are now tuning into thought you should also be tuned - necessary saf ty requirements. This ite.t me.'sage has been brought to you by Florida Power and Light as a public service. Because serving the public is really e - %%-hat we re here for. FLORIDA POSSER & LIGHT COMPANY .. - +kunuc- . is a . posstrttil s&ruiu. . - Risput it. ~ %.-"% .1 7.3 �'°C!!ertri niflU Wednesday, Herald, Sanford, Fl. WIrlr) e ,_', Nov. 17,197e S,:r,gs P By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent You In addition, she has to be a payroll clerk bookkeeper, secretary, notary public, supervisor of elections, and a mini-chamber commerce. W he never someone has a they are usually told, "Ask Mary.' Mrs. Nort on performs all these duties as well as sitting in on regular and spe cial council meetings, and taking care of the city's ordinances, public hearings and codifications. She does her job in such a pleasant and efficient manner that most people who come in touch with her agree, "Mary is a do ll !" Mrs. Nort on and her husband. William, live in Winter Spr ings with their daughters, Kathy, 18, a student at Seminole Community College; and Janice, 9, a pupil at th e local elementary school. Their eldest daughter. Mrs. Mary Moncrief, resides in Sanford with her husband, Bruce. Mrs. No rt on would like to see the city adopt a comprehensive pe rsonnel policy, including a wage scale. She fee1 3 this would create better morale among city employes and be tter wor ki ng conditions be ca use "when employes are hired they wo ul d know w ha t to wcrk up to," she says. Being a long-term resident of the city, she has personal desires regarding the city's growth. She would like to see the city have its own post office, a bank established, doct o rs or other professionals locate here and some light commercial industry. Although she is against the area becoming a "booming metro po lis," she f eels t he re sho ul d be more services available "so people can do business in their own city." Mary T. Norton, Winter Springs genial city clerk, has the distinction of being the oldest employe in terms of service on the city payroll. She became city clerk in 1970 a,d, since then, has had an "inside view" of the city's growth from a sma ll village to a full. functioning municipality. Although Mrs. Norton's duties have changed over th e years, "there has never been a time when my Job has slowed down," she says. In Winter Sp ri ngs, the city clerk is not elected by the people, but is appointed by the Mayor yearly. This doesn't make for much job security, but Mrs. No rt on has served four separate mayors and numerous councilmen over the years, so she guesses, "1 must be doing my Job right. "I haven't any complaints about working with any city o ffi cial. They have all been nice to me." The city's "fantastic" growth has made it necessary to increase the number of city employes. Programs to be nefit these employes have be en added, such as social security and hospitalization. CETA (Comprehensive Employment Training Act) and I.EAA Law Enforcement Assistance Administration) employes have become part of the city's personnel. All these programs require a "tremendous number of forms to be fill ed, records to be kept and pa yroll to be disbursed," Mrs. Norton explains. Th ese duties fall under her job. of question, January ! c,!T! t ,~ ice Legal Notice::~L! _jegalNotice i 4S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TO BID T IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR I'C' 1t4 a,1' Authority of the City Housing The I Y SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ,.,,, r,n,I,l will ,.;y.h.. U' Ja"...... CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-165S.CA.09 CASE NO. 76.2134.CA-09 0 BARNETT BANK OF WINTER for Replacement of Thirty DIVISION: AC name was Exterior Yard Light Fixtures at I JACKSONVILLE NATIONAL PARK, NA., whose , p formerly FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lake Monroe Terrace. Low Rent BANK, a National banking or. HoutittU Project Fla. 16.5 until 2:00 ______ rioratiori, AT WINTER PARK, plaintiff, PM E.S.T on the 291h day of __________________________ Plaintiff, December 1976. at the Ad vi vs. RICHARD M. BRYANT and ministration Building, Castle iEWELL CLARK GROVE, et ux., Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida at .4 ,iI , CANDICE p BRYANT, hiS wife. which time and place all bidS will Be Defendants,, Defendants publicly opened and read aloud. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF ACTION The work consists of removing Notice i hereby given that, TO: RICHARD M. BRYANT and thirty uo existing yard tights, '' i'ursuant to an order or a final hiS wife CANDICE P. BRYANT, _____________ -concrete bases, posts and judgment of foreclosure entered in Residence and whereabouts are including — the abovecaptioned action, I will unknown and all persons claiming globes and replacing same wits, -I' o new fixtures includin j' sell the property situated in by, through or under them and all thirty L Seminole County, Florida, described others claiming any right, title or concrete bases, anchor bolts, posts, f':. as: interest in and 10 the following globes a nd connect ions to IXiStiflQ _________ electrical services. New fixtures Lot I, Block A. HIGHLAND described property HILLS, according to the plat YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED shall conform to the following: Replace thirty uo existing post thereof, as recorded in Plat Book ii, that an action to foreclose a mor . . / I Page 51, of the Public Records of tgage on the following property in lights and Foundations with a — Sterner GSC 10 foot black Post with Seminole County, Florida. Seminole County, Florida: Together with the following Lot 13, Block C. LAKE HARNEY 24" poly carbonate globe Unit to be ACkETTES, as recorded in Plat 170 volt, 100 watt mercury vapor equipment: State Hot Water Heater VR72 Book II, Page 34 , Public Records 01 fixture with 100 watt deluxe lamp Mount on 19" square by 36" deep National Disposal 73$26A Seminole County, Florida, Roper Electric Range 7333A00 has been filed against RICHARD M. concrete base flush, with finish BRYANT and CANDICE p, grade. Connect new fixtures I Chefaire Exhaust Fan and Hood 1300 Ductless BRYANT. his wife, and you are existing wiring. Bidders snail visit Ine site and Singer Heat Electric 8C323014 required to serve a copy of your Roper Dishwasher 9511 920 written defenses, if any, to it on determine for themselves, prior to LYNN JAMES HINSON, of Turn bidding, the location, existing Singer A C 50036.IA Wall to Wall carpet bull, Abner and Daniels, Attorneys conditions and all matters affecting at public sale, to the highest and best for Plaintiff, whose address is 147 the work. No extra compensation West Lyman Avenue, Post Office will be aulhorUed for items which bidder for cash, at the west front door of the Seminole County Box 100, Winter Park, Florida 32790, can be determined by such site Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at and tile the orig inal with the Clerk of investigation. 11:00 A.M. on the 29th day of A certified check or bank draft, the above styled Court on or before November, 1976. December 17th, 1976; otherwise a Payable to the Housing Authority of (Seal) judgment may be entered against the City of Sanford. Florida, U S Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. , you for the relief demanded in the Government Bonds, or a s.atisfac tory bid bond executed by the bid Clerk of the Circuit Court complaint or petition, ft By Cherry Kay Travis WITNESS my hand and the seal of ders and acceptable sureties in an Deputy Clerk said Court on November 12th, 1976, amount equal 105 per cent of the bid SMITH, HULSEY, SCHWALBE shall be submitted with each bid. (SEAL) & NICHOLS The successful bidder will be Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr for Plaintiff required to furniSh and pay for Clerk of the Circuit Court 1 Attorneys 300 Barnett Bank Building Satisfactory performance and By; Lillian Woodman Jacksonville, Florida 37202 IAR"t' NORTON: SHE'S 'A I)OLL' Deputy Clerk Payment bond or bonds. Publish, Nov. Il, 1976 The successful bidder will be PubliSh, Nov. 17, 21, 31, Dec 9, 1916 DEF 70 required to comply With all ap DEF 77 __________________ plicable local, State and federal regulations. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The Housing Authority of the City NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NOTICE is hereby given that 01 Sanford. Florida reserves the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE GONZALEZ COSTA ASSOCIATES right to reject any or all bids or to COUNTY, FLORIDA. INC a Florida corporation I,waive any informalilies in the CIVIL ACTION NO, 76.IS65.CA.09.E engaged in business at 1107 Palm bidding. STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN & No bid shall be withdrawn for a Way, Sanford, Seminole County COMPANY, a Florida corporation, period of 30 days subsequent to the Flridaunder the Fictitious i'ame Plaintiff, KINGS SUPPLIES, 2335 Soulh Park opening of bids without the consent vs ct the IIr.t'.Ing .'.ul?wrIy of lhr City ()ivp, S,',tord. Iorio. ems LEW:S c'. MAC.NET'ri I •p corporation Intends to register that 01 Sanford. Florida. DRA J. MAGNETTI, his wife, and The Housing Authority name with the Clerk of the Circuit CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER of tt'ø City of Sanford, Court of Seminole County pursuant FINANCE, INC.. a North Carolina Florida to 55163 09 Florida Statutes corporation, Thomas Wil son (Corp Seal) Defendants Executive Director GONZALEZ COSTA NOTICE OF SALE PubliSh Nov. Il, 24, Dec 1, 8. 15, 72, ASSOCIATES, INC. NOTICE is hereby given, that 1974 By Charles P. Gonzalez pursuant to a Final Judgment DEF 73 President foreclosure entered November 15, By JANE CASSELBERRY 1976 in the Circuit Court of the Publish; Oct. 77, Nov. 3. 10, 17, 1976 UNITED STATES DISTRICT DEE 137 Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and Herald Stall Writer . . COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF for Seminole County Florida In Civil FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Action No. 76.1S65.CAO, E, AR. Case No. 76-347.Orl.Cly.y UNITED I.ONGWOOD - Mayor THUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff. James Lormann has appointed the Said Court, will sell for Cash in V-s. DIANE E. SCOTT. a single EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR: hand to the highest and best bidder seven members of a charter CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE woman, et at , Defendants at lhe West front door of the Cour ORDER FOR SERVICE BY COUNTY, FLORIDA revision committee with three thouse, Seminole County, Florida at CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-1S09.CA.19.E PUBLICATION - On motion and appointments yet to be made. ll;00 o'clock A.M.ort November 3Oth BARNEIT BANK OF SEMINOLE affidavit at plaintiff in the above 1976 the following described real COUNTY. N.A.. a national banking entitled cause by its Assistant " William Carpenter, a city : property situate in Seminole County, corporation. United States Attorney, in an action I ...,.. Florida, to *if: against the def endant(s), Diane E resident and attorney, was Plaintiff, Lot 120, QUEENS MIRROR vs Scott. Amer-can Steel Fence Co. named chai rm an of the cornSOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO EUNICE LADONA HARRIS Inc., and Color World TV En which mittee, Lormann CASSELBE RR Y, FLORIDA, ac terprises. Inc.. and to enforce a lien Defendant. ....... , cording to the plat thereof as charged with the task of forupon real property Situate in this MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE recorded in Plat Book 11, Page District and described as follows . 96, mutating a charter.proposal by CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE Public Records of Seminole County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lot 17. STEPHEN HEIGHTS. ac June 6, 1977. The committee , Florida pursu ant 10 a Final Judgment of cording to plat thereof recorded in will hold an organizational Subject to and together with; Foreclosur, entered in the above Plat Book 17. page 43 of lh public , Wall to wall carpet in living room, entitled cause in the Circuit meeting Nov. 30. Court of records of Seminole County. hail & bedrooms, the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In Florida. and It appearing to the Westinghouse Range, KE 230 and for Seminole County, Florida, I Court that the defendant(s), Diane Also selected to serve were / Air King Hood, KM, Mod 4 will sell at public auction to the E Scott are not inhabitants of nor ('it)' Clerk Onnie Shomate, Singer American Furnace. BCE highest bidder for cash at the West found within the Slate of Florida and Walter Lee, incoming president 22I Front door of the Courthouse in the have not voluntarily appeared Singer American Air Conditioner, City of Sanford, Seminole of the Longwood Chamber of County, heroin, and that personal service ACR 50021 CARPENTER upon them ispot practical because Florida at the hour of 11;O0 AM Commerce; and Shelley Cox, DATED this ISth day of November 30th, 1976. that certain their residence and whereabouts Who is experienced in city and study should take tune," he I November, 1976, parcel of real properly described as are unknown, it i ORDERED thAt (Seal) DianeE S(oIlappeai'orpleat3the county government, foiiows said, "and by establishing a S..' A.rll'iur H. Beckwith. Jr ,, (or,,pIin h.. • , LAi. rAA,il ' LUiIIJISLSU2V 110W di keis't WC Clerk of the Circuit Court (All-mann had asked each of J an u ar y, 1917, and in default thereof ESTATES. according 10 the pOtl By Cherry Kay Travis 12, the Court will proceed to council to nominate wheels are set in motion." the hearing the thereof as recorded in Plat Book Deputy Clerk and adjudication of this su it as if Pages IS and 16, Public Records lie said he has tried to keep someone to serve on the ROWLAND, PETRUSKA. BOWEN Seminole County, Florida Diane E Scott had been Served with conimittee. Nominated to serve the committee appointments & McDONALD process in the State of Florida, but (Seal) 30$ North Magnolia Avenue only to the extent provided to, by by his mother, Councilwoman "non-political." Arthur H Becfrwith, Jr Orlando, Florida 32901 Section 1633. Title 71, United States Clerk of the Circuit Court June Lormann, the mayor Lormaiin says he feels it is Publish, Nov 17, 1976 Code, it is further ORDERED that 1 By Cherry Kay Travis DEF 74 declined, but said he would imperative the committee 'tice of this order be published by Deputy Clerk the United States Marshal in a serve in an advisory capacity. come up with a form of Winderweedle, Haines, ___________________ newspaper of general circulation In Ward & Woodman, P A. She then nominated Harry government that will invest IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND P0 Box U0 Seminole County. Florida, onee a lindsey. week for Six (6.1 consecutive weeks. authority and responsibility for FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Winter Park, Florida 329.9 Attorneys for Plaintiff commencing on Wednesday, Councilman Parker Anderson the day-to-day operation of the FLORIDA November 3, 1916 DONE AND CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-I411.CA.0-A Publish; Nov. 17, 1976 named Thomas Schaefer and city in a single administrator. ORDERED at Orlando, Florida. this FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND DEF.76 11th day of October, 1976 Lawrence Goldberg nominated Ile recommend.sthis be done by LOAN ASSOCIATION OF -_ GEORGE C YOUNG Mrs. Virginia Warner. hiring an experienced city SEMINOLE COUNTY , a cor United Stales poratiori organized and existing Appointees are yet to be named manager and having a mayor District Judge TO BID under the Lawsof the United Stales The Board of Trustees of Seminal e Publish . Nov 3, tO, 17, 21, 1976 by Councilman Gerard Cunnell elected fl-Pin among the council of America, Cou nty Public Hospital invites bids DEF 20 Plaintiff, and Co uncil Chairman J.R. membersorby having 'a st rong UPOn the following; vs Grant and an additional one by mayor who would have a vote ROBERT o HUMPHREYS Medical Records Filing Cabinets UNITED STATES DISTRICT Additional information, plans and COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF the mayor. Grant was abs°nt and preside over council DORIS HUMPHREYS, specifications are available at Of FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION — Defendants from the Monday meeting and meetings. Case No. 11C of the Purchasing Agent. 1*-37I.OrI.Civ,R NOTICE OF SALE Connell and Lormann said they All bids shall be mailed to Inc UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat "If the council is going to hope to ChooSe volunteers from operate as pursuant to Summary Final Board of Trustees at the Seminole Plaintiff, vs REGINA G. SIEVER it is now, I reconi- Judgment of Foreclosure rendered C,unty Public Hospital, 1101 East alt a REGINA 0. McCOY and the city. mend they abolish the office of orithe l3th day of November. 1916, in First Street, Sanford, Florida 31771 RONALD I, McCOY, of al that certain cause pending In the All bids shall be Postmarked not Defendants -ORDER FOR Those interested in serving on mayor if the council wants t. Circuit Court in and for Seminole later than the 72nd day of Novem SERVICE BY PUBLICATION —On the administrator," he said. the charter revision committee tier. 1976, and shall be received on or motion and affidavit of Plaintiff in County. Florida. wherein FIRST were invited to call city hail or "Now by charter the mayor is FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN before the 25th day of November, the above entitled cause by its Assistant United States Attorney, in the. administrative head, but ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE 1916 Mayor Lormano. Publish Nov iS, 16, 17. 1976 . an action against the defendant(s), COUNTY. a United States Cor ec Lormann, who is not seeking r ent councils have eliminated III DEF 5$ purat ion, is Plaintiff, and ROBERT Regina G Sieirer a k a Regina 0 all of his authority." re-election in the De ,L a HUMPHREYS and DORIS McCoy and Ronald I McCoy, at al, -- and to -force a lien upon real . election, sees a drastic need for ___________________________ HUMPHREYS are Defendants. properly situate in this District and Civil action no. 76 1477 CA 09 A. I. updating the charter. He hopes ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR.,. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND described as lollow, The East 4 to see the charter revision — Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit Court, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, feet of Lot 15 and the Wes t 30 feel of proposal placed on the ballot in UNITED STATES DISTRICT will at 11.00 a rn. on the 29th day of FLORIDA Lot II. WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS according to the plat December, 1977. "The charter COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF November, 1976, offer for sale and CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-11111-CA-44.5 REPLAT, thereof as rec orded in Plat Boost 13 FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION — sell to the higheit bidder fcr;cash t In Re; th e Marriage of the west front door of the Cour. LINDA LEE WINKELMAPI at PA9i 1401 the Public Records of COURT NO. 74'SlOrI-Civ.y _________ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, lhotJt in Seminole County, Florida, Wife Seminole County, Florida arid it appearing to the Court that detist Plaintiff, v LARRY' JACOBS and' in Sanford, Florida, the following danl(t), Regina 0. Sie'wer a k a MRS. LARRY JACOBS, his present described property, situated and WILLIAM R. WINKELMAN wife. If married; JOYCE JACOBS being in Seminole County, Florida, Husband Regina G. McCoy and Ronald I MuCoy'ar, not inhaoltants 01 nor NOTICE OF ACTION hiS i'rmr wife; Mid cz:NrRAL lo- will: Lot 9, Block H. CAMELOT UNIT TO; WILLIAM R. WINKELMAN foundwithinth,$tateof Florida and 'FINANCE CORP. OF FLPR:DA RESIDENCE UNKNOWN have not voluntarily appeared Oafendant(s). — NOTICE OF SALE TWO, according to the p1.4 thereof herein, and that Ptf%Wal service ADDRESS UNKNOWN ' — Notic is hereby given that as recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED UOfl them is not practical because pursuant to A SUMMARY FINAL 95 and 96, of tl.• Public Records of that a Petition for Oisolulion of the DECREE of Foreclosure entered on Seminole County, Florida. sidersceand *hereabouts are October I. 1916 by the above entitled . Said sale will be made pursuant to Marriage has been filed against you, unknown, it 5 ORDERED that and in order to satisfy the terms and and you are required to serve a oo Regina G. Sievr a ka Regina G . Court, in the above Styledus•, undersigned United States Marshal, conditions of said final judgment. Of your written defenses to it, If any, McCoy and Ronald I McC'y appear Ofl CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for or Plead to the complaint herein by Or one' of his duly authoriZed (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Petitioner, whol# address is 612 the 101h day of January, 1971, and in deputies, will sell the property Ay Sanford Atlan tic Bank Building, . default thereof the Court will Clerk of the Circuit Court situale in Seminole County, Florida, By; Cherry Kay Travis Sanford, Florida 37111, and file the proceed to the hearing described as: Lot 32, Orange ad a Its El ° orIQlnl with the Clerk of Circuitiudicatlot'iof this Suit as.if and Deputy Clerk Estates, according to the plat Regina G Phillip H. Logan, Court, Sanford, Seminole County,' Suever a k a Regina G. McCoy and thereof as recorded in Plat Book 14, page 34. of the Public Records of SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND Florida, onor before the l2th day of Ronald I. McCoy, had bean servJ with process in the State of Florida. December A 0., 1976i otherwise SOmInOIG County, Florida, Subject, MONCRIEF Post Office Box default will be entered against you bUtonlylotheextentorovjdedfob howe',er,totax,s,fanydu,,f,t a fOt' the relief demanded in lh Sect ion 1433, Title IL Unit ed . year 1976 at public outcry to the Sanford, Florida 37711 States PtItlOfl highest and best bidder for cash at Attorney's for Plaintiff Code; ills further ORDERED thai ( . Publish; Nov. U, i47 4 WITNESS my Hand and Official notice of this orde, be Publithed'by 12.00 o'clock noon on Wedn esday, DEF 15 * Seal of this Court on this the 9th day Its, United States Marshal in a DedsmberL 1116 at the west door of November. AD, nmwspaper of general circulation the Seminole County Courthouse, in (Seal) Snt.'d, Florida, Seminole County, Florida, once a . Arthur H Beckwith, jr. Dated: 10.19 76 week for si* (6) consecutive weeks, Clerk of the Circuit Court commerginy Un November MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER 10, 1974 ,1 By. Mary N. Darden DONE AND ORDERED at ,.i,• United States Marshal Orlando, D.put Clerk FLOrid1 , Ihis Ith day of October Middle District of Florida Ti i CARROLL BURKE 1974 KENDELL W. WHERRY b'AI C .11.•..t$U •' t"I 1.1 tflt Attorney for Petitioner Assistant United States Attorn' GEORGE C. YOUN, 412 Sanford Atlantic link Bldg. Attorney for Plaintiff United States District Jvie ____________________ Sanford, Florida 32/71 Publish N O V 10, it. 74. Publish; Nov 3, 147, Il, 74, l/i _____________________ Dec I. •, is Publish; Nov. 10, Il, 24, Dec. I,I9I 6 19?6 DEF II 46 DFr j HOSPITAL NOTES NOVEThIf;It 16, l6 ISSIONS - - Frank A. Maddy, Sorrento I)ISCII/sflGE,S Wednesday Sanford' Eddie Williams I.atonya Bennett Cary I,. [lurch Stephen A. Gardner Emory E. Griffis I.ula B. Heitman John S. Krider Sr. Walter M. Martin Sylvia M. Colwell, IJellary William G. Williams, I)eBarv helen G. [looker, Deltona Arthur G. Wirth, Deltona Orlando S. Ward, Lake Mary Robert Widdia, Longwood Dwight I). Marshall, Orlando ' Jane Behrendt Willie J. Gilbe rt Norman Haddock Loolia hampton Carrie B. Mackey Miller Henry Pyle James J. Ripley ' 6 00 24 AUCTION 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 6M I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 TREASURE HUNT 24 AUCTION CONT 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 C E L E B R IT Y SWEEPSTAKES 6 $ 128.000 QUESTION 9 $25,000 PYRAMID 12 MV THREE SONS 24 AUCTION CONT 800 2 12 HALLMARK HALL OF FAME ThoDisappearancriof Sister Aimee." slamnng Faye Dur'uaway as Evangelist Aimee SSempleMCPhersOn and Bette Davis as her mother, Mnnu Kennedy In 1926, the district atlorney tries to establish denco that the flamboyant Aimee faked her dlsap. poararico with a kidnappng story 10 cover up a romantic rendezvous, 4 6 GOOD TIMES When F(orwJa discovers the true na• turn of J J 'g latest efforts to get CALENDAR 4 J, P. I@ ''''I. I,) St. Casselberry lions 6:30 p.m. Club. 436, WEATHER Land o' Lakes Country South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, SR Tuesday's high 78, today's low 60. Mostly cloudy today. Fog and occasional rain or drizzle this morning. Partly cloudy and wanner Thursday. Highs in the 70s, today, near. 80 Thursday. Lows tonight near 60. Mostly easterly winds 15 m.p.h. TOMORROW'S TII)ES Daytona Beach : high 4:14 a.m., 4:36 p.m., low 10:27 a.m., 10:43 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 4:09 a.m., 1:21 p.m., low 10:18 a.m., 10:39 p.m. Sanford Civilan, 7:15 am., Buck's. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs g CIVIC ('enter. Seminole Players present "6 RMS ltlV VU,,' 7:30 Seminole Community College. Through Sunday. Triple Play, three one-acts, presented by Lyman Theatre, 7 p.m., Lyman High School auditorium, longwood. Through Friday. P-111- Seminole Audubon Chapter will meet at Audubon House, Maitland, 11 Bring lunch, chair and birdseed. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 AAILP and NART, 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chwnley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 am. Buck's. a.m. up Bayport: high 11:03 a.m., 10:36 p.m., low 4;50 a.m., 4:52 D.M. - THERE IS A VIRGINIA Retiring Virginia Wallace, service representative for Southern Bell Telephone in Sanford, receives award for her 30 years of service from Hill Roy, division commercial manager (center) froni Orlando, and Herbert Gilruth, general commerciat supervisor from Jacksonville. Sanford is Great! A FINE PLACE 10 LIVE! LOOK AT THESE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF YOUR CITY ' S GOVERNMENT: 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 . overage 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. A new city hall complex underway. 1110111111 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. 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. VOTE DECEMBER 7 Re-elect \ Moore Mayor - . by t.rr Moo,, i 4$ ' It's Time.., 11 D mes me L 'V!J ' C'. zqw fisourA - --... _____________ , , -- - I ' .. .' . h -. - , . - - . - I - 14 '.;'J / ,.., , -_. -,-..-. ' .: I -' . ', Hopping, skipping and jumping to herald the scheduled 20-mile March of I)iines Pledgewalk Saturday are (from left) D an Pelham, Principal of Sanford Middle ' Iisvul I. riarn tfarth II I)thhie ihker , II -Steve ( it ice Ii and Kelly 1iar'ad, 'the walk will start at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building between 7 and 9 The March of Dimes Supports research into birth de fects. 4 - tJIIY1 c3 TtN 1230 " THE I I Aimee NBC ghts ,,,rni ,C,, ef ad:Deep wa. stars as rr member otanAjnemiri crime syndicate hoping to Os' cape his pursuing former col. seastime vilifaw I.OS ANGEU-:s I AP) - NBC Los Angeles authorities con. i lren of light and the jv.'pie of tortured and escaped, runs tonight is airing ''The l.)ts- tended she was off having an darkness." lung many citiiens in tonight's appearance of Aimee," a dra- illegal fling with Fred Ormlstier words are so extrava- audience niav be hospitalized of matization of the controversial ton, a young radio engineer who gantis ripe, her mother's reac- acute boredom, disappearance and return lfl used to wu.irk for her, and had lion to them so apparently 1926 of ,irnee Setlipie' Ilu'il lfl an ;ittt'riip( to cover it all skeptical. von ina' think this Is In the linde engineer Oritiis. McPherson, the flamboyant up. , a sardonic, tongue-in-cheek iou Willu,t:is Jiitduii i ill,i'he, a evangelist. t1raiiutti' ('oUrtrO4IIli annc;sr Tonight' s tir:itn:iti,atltin .,..,,, ,if OUSil iii Slit' ,.. t'r,, nI,,,,,I k,.,. il........... It stars two fine actresses, both contentions each argued form of the district attorney once on behalf o I Sister Am ice. Faye Dunaway as Aunee and in a preliminary court hearing tried to ship the Lord's work If urn call read tht fine print Bette Davis as her mother, where authorities tried bring itniong the' multitudes. that (1Jul05 with the clii'4ifl Minnie Kennedy. This should tier to trial revolves Wrong It turns Into an earyou iiia', notie ti;' Iliahe for a show, no, that hearing, with flashbacks nest, plodding recapitulation, credits, print tcstiiiion',' actualNo, The is akin to a used to. depict the claims of both Ill testullnlny and e nsuing Is .altIe in affivailit to (I;' long serniun on a hot Sunday. each side. Flashbacks, of her claims of im 6- A , rather than I l i court For those too young to recall The show starts with Airnee iio(-s'nce and of the the case, Sister at here shortly i Jairie's Sloyan I to show' she is ( )kay, a faint cheer for flili'tended she was kidnaped while ht'r return. She speaks of her fibbing. print h(ine.siy No cheer for the swimming at Ocean Beach coming court appearance with One scene, In which Aimee show, It avoids a conclusin Park, Calif., and held for ran- her liu*her in dramatic terms, explains froiii a hospital bed in about guilt or u'sum for Inure than a meinith in calling It anulner sign of ''the Arizona how :Jn' wa:i kidnaped, nuci,'ni'e,Aiiiee's which i.i no real i; the early summer of 1926. age-old fight between the cliii,,.. .. 1240 MYSTERY OF THE WEEK IOU to ' around rousing says his program an efforts Aimiiee s con- her temple after - - - . C •' S'. .• •. .• // 4,$ 40 I TBORBSTHG I NKG I CHAT OAROEBOYCOTTHOFATES GM LI CS ER I U GAMY L L 0 MN A U N CIL A B 0 N 0 Is N E P V 0 E NT I E K I RI ST I N Os LEN L R OAEL IUGSHOPNWALOFLP I FM ED A VI 0 M OA UT VI 0 E P TFSWEASHS IGPRLNUHGA AOGOPMEITNCACOSALOD RHSBEDLAERHLIEWIEMN TARARAMRATFNFTRAWPH IMNL IOAHFLULFAMERET BVYCTCHAYMARKETGORL R A OUT H TEL P0 H S TA E W S I ASACEREHTUERPWNEDMR e .5 AFL-CIO . Haymarket Molly Magufres In Automation Hoffa NLRB Gompers Lewis Sweatshop Guild ' Meany Taft-Hartley Tomorrow.: Forests -. .,•-. - 6 GAMBIT 6$ NOT FOR WOPN lE ONLY- 600 4 (iAn) CAMERA THREE (Ttie) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed) EVERYWOMAN (Fri)) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tues. Thtss) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed) 1)8CC: PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fri.) PICTURE OF HEATLH Un.. versity of Fkytdii 6 30 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6* FRAN CARLION EX. 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DUCK GOOSE (Fn) MAX B NIMBLE 7 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Until 3 31) pm, Dtivai Criuint, St't'v'irul cz torn 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 830 6* COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 LILLAiS,YOG.A AND YOU 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE D LAS SHOW n) JLaP,4s bohavo Wailer Pidgeon (BAW) 1948 Dean -1 (Wed ) A ' Va Burt Lancaster Jt4y Garland (TIl*,) Shangyi Exprnss Marlene Dietrich. Warner '' i- C ON M N TE ___________ A WE I ' ______ ______ MM PLUS "WORKING GIRLS" ii , I i . - — cca Imp t oo 2 43(3 9 MARCUS WELBY MD 1200 9 NEWS 6. YOUNG AND REST- 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news a1725 and 825) 4 6 CBS NEWS (7 30 am. Ch 4. local news) 6$ POPEYE AND FRIENDS 24 2 IRONSIDE (R) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 6, MERV GRIFFIN ' 7' 24 SESA?sE STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12- HOILWIOODSQUARE5 4 Afternoon 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 7 330 4 BEWITCHED 6 MATCH GAME '75 6M TPREE STOOGES 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM bi 12 TOMORROW I 10 (c\ 9 DAILY VIX)RD 1 30 4 LATE NEW * )TC',A3 [N I I 3', iL. The well-designed fashionable look is 'A.i New in'fhe neighborhood? Is not all bad.. " s more of what is right for you lhdn wha I _',/ is right for the industry. Probably nothing else has such positive impact on you in your personal or business life. We present fashion news to help you make the right selection. We 'Nant you to feel good about the way you look. It's also natural that '.'ie offer exciting news about social activities. Who's who and what's what. We ' believe people make the news. . .not lust events. 5 ll -,,I Y. 1. 1 9-k 111.0.11i \1 , - .4Je4;0 ~ , Come ~, ,'r ,-\\ ).: ,_ Ill to the . - fe" I% Pr ty Fa Ph. 322.9353 2700W. 25th St. (SR 46A) .. ,;L.... Sanford • With the Evening Herald you stay abreast of what is happening fashion, homes, social activities. or food preparation. - in and YOU GET IT ALL WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE TO THE a 1 Evening Hendd )_'it' Enter my subscription to the Evening Herald S I C' Name: I Addres& SKATING st I " RINK W . , "I1~ .1 . of C SATURDAY. NOV. 20— 7:30 p.m. lii 10:30p.m. 040 , C I TURKEY TO THE LUCKY TICKET HOLDER r. ,11I 1~ Thanksgiving box it in, "I -, Bring Your Frie d s S Instructions: Hidden words below anpear forward hark. waco, up, Clown or diagonally. Find each and Morn orniing (n) - -. LAUREL AND HARDY Mart i n ' a.m. 13 6 MARY HARTMAiJ MARY ~fAR 1000 Thursday ' 2 SOMERSET MDDAY 4' NEWS RYANS HOPE 130 2' 12 DAYSOFOUR LIVES 4 6. AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 1 $20 O PYRAMtD 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN I; FAMILY (R) 6$ THE FLIUTSTONES 4 VILLA ALEGRE 315 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 4 2 12 S NFORD AND SON (R) 4 6 PRE IS RIGHT 1030 2. 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 11 00 2. 12. WHEEL OF FORTUNE 4 PHIL 530 5 Of —' riri Chinese have dostroyed an Atnn,ican convoy (to Boy Lost. Bn(J Crosby, Claude Dauphin (B&W) 1953 24, IN SCHOOL TELEVISION- Orange County School ool System. until 3 pm 930 6 700 CLUB I4udson.(gO.flecJtn progress) 200 2 DAILY DEVOTNA IOl. PASTOR'S STUDY 3 00 51 LAUREL AND HARDY 330 51 MOVIE 'Always in Trouso" Anhur Treacher. Joan Rodger in WWII orders his men. on lim own initiative to attack a brimsI d MARCHING CBSLATEMOVIE Never •i ' .' 'I V 4 So F ew 'Frank Sinatra na Loilobrugida Ai'my captain commanding urvI of Burmese ' : a muintry western music star from Australia, is featured 1030 7 WOMAN 1100 2 9 12 NEWS URI NEWS 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 24 A UC TION CONT 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 6* WILD. WILD WEST 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 THE ROOKIES (R) II -U) 4 6 NEWS 1200 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 12 tO I . .' .'. - "I "3r , - ,;, ' , i VqqvC, D11" !l1c ' March of Pd Pal Adv 1 I I ' Lee - I Legal Notice ,. ." " . , . - . BELL, 9 OLIVIA NEWTON-.JOflN SPECIAL 9.Sss Newton-John $ . MA or __ - YES, 1 FALL OF EAGLES Epsode Six lnL)rv)flifl 1903, the Russian Social Decmcratic party holds a ''onoss to discuss its Marxist revolu. tonary Policy for the inevitable struggle 9' DOROTHY HAMILL SPECIAL The IC ice skating ctsarv.on of the 1976 In. sstiruck games stars with guests Gene Kelly, Jim sportscaster and six year old Came Wober, who n being groomed for the p AUCTION CONT 830 4 6 THE JEFFERSONS Epsodelobo announced 900 4 6.. CBS MOVIE 'C. nato n"JackNlctiolsonFaye Dunaway. Drama revolves around ambitious private eye who specializes in ciivorco Cases and accopis a sophistscatetj socialite as a client. in what appearsto be a case of marital infidelity. 1974. 1 FAMILY FOCUS JOHN DENVER SPECIAL. Guests Dorwv Weaver, Joanne Woodward, the Slarlarid Vocal B"and the shark from the movie Jaws" 24 AUCTION CONT 1000 2 12 THE QUEST' Magan and ontinflaur,Snohelpina fn.ring town about to exp$oulo when Chinese workers are brought in to break a strike MACNEIL.LEHRER RE- 2 4 6 . 9 12 NEWS 6$ EMERGENCY ONE 7' AS MAN BEHAVES 1.mt SI MOVIE Born Reckless" B r i an Don levy, Ro chelle two pam' Evening Heinrich Schiffer, I)eBary Ann T. Curry, Deltona Bertie Hay, Enterprise 0 Howard IJoyd, Lake Mary e. Mary Talmadge, Lake Mar)' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Hula Smisith, Orange City Rose G. itaferty, Winter Park Skating part)' spon.sored by Deltona hand Boosters, Mrs. Donald ( Sa lly) Carder, 6:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. & baby , girl, Sanford T HURSDAY, Y NOVEMBER MBFR IS Mrs, Calvin (Betty) Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Donaldson & bah) boy, Sanford Sanford Alcoholics Anonsmous. S n in .,.l'Stil -,,, W I',,, ". I`,;,S on), one cl'iotco as to a cot. .e Of action. Condusion u Sanford; Earl Williams I Mayor Taps Charter Un'l't In Longwood TELEVISION LISTINGS Mable It. McClain Walter Ross Jr. ADM Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1976—hA __ City: Phone: Enclosed Is my check in the amount of (Year S28.40 6 Months $14.20 $________ 2 Months $4.80) The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla. 32771 - �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Probe Wednesday, Nov. 17, 197k Uncovers Three Such Cases In Florida 6-0 10-0 32-0 26-20 12-6 28-7 2 1- 19 27-0 35- 7 State Pension Checks Are Sent To Some Corpses TALLAHASSEE A P I should have repo rt ed the death pital As)clations have become were sworn in, holding a rece continuing flap over legislative house parking garage. The Republicans, meanwhile, Sergeant-at-Arms Wayne There's no foolproof way to of her husband to the state but the First of many special inter- hon for them Monday night at a parking places. The move fueled speculation Westmark, however, claimed have cased James trans. prevent state pension checks didn't because she thought she ests that will attempt to curry Tallahassee country club. James, a Delary Beach Re- that House Speaker Donald he was solely responsible for portation problems, regardless from being sent to corpses, says was entitled to continue receiv- Favor with the 37 new legisla. publican, and other legislators Tucker, l)Tallahassee, who the changes. James complained of the Final location of his park. Retirement Director Robert ing pension benefits after his tors by wining and dining them. Ilouse Republicans have were moved last week from has been feuding with James, long and loud, and was returned ing place. Kennedy. death. The associations got to the come to the aid of their leader, choice parking places to distant was punishing the Republican to his old parking place by They gave him a pair of roll' "We have to depend upon The Florida Medical and los- Freshmen one day before they Rep. William James, in the locations in the rear of the leader. skates. Westmnark. people to return the uncashed :• checks and notify us of the deaths of retirees," he said. G,t tb Wgrun Price on your Proscription I In most cases, according to OUT consumer s Open Book listing OVER Kennedy, people are honest and A er e S notify the state that the retirees who were receiving the pension checks have died I But Auditor General Ernest Ind.xed. Shows th, exact A Ellison criticized the Division of price on .ach strength arid f' j Retirement last week for fading quonty. "G.n.rk" drugs t stt'*ng 4-. Yell A Littl 4 Win V*l N G S X f'\ ''*'f' I 1 to check death records often enough. lie said a spot check revealed three cases in which pension checks were being sent YESI We still quote Rx prices by phon..., to dead persons. Kennedy said the division, which mails 38,000 pension checks every month, has impleinented monthly checks of state death records to improve its procedures. s worth COUPON1 1green Walgreens worth COUPO :: ir ed state employes live in other Iut:ne.h1rd the ret TOOTHPASTE there's no way the division can determine whether they have (hed, Kennedy said. Attempts to OZ. 69 1976. tube. Limit 1 14-or, powder ii Nov. 23 X y Foil Wrap Size 8 1976 ~: % .' Limit 4 bars. Req. price 16c ' . , Thru Nov. 23 1. 12-in, 2S 1976 IL1---L.1 RegtJor lic LIMiT C*41 CCUP04 P15 CLJ3TCMIR pvce limit 1 . . .•...........-.......-....,.....-...- •.• .. •.• .•.:•:.,;;.;•;;.;.;. :•::..: . X. ::•::::•:•::•:.. .;:::x::.::::.:••.: tis:ti I. ', wide, LI!,'T ONE (CUPON Pit CUTOMtR . - Chefline. 25-ft. ' C Thru Nov. 23. Without coupon 2.76 tIMIT (f CCrc CUS1C#I'! FIR (USTC.vj tMIT cii couec 2 23, 1976 Nov 1111#I!iPOrsOflaI 17 Limit 2 thru COUPOri I IVORY SOAP Metamudi For Constipation states or foreign countries and tified 1 101 idlI"i.1I,luJA1,JA : Pepsodent - obtain federal death records have been unsuccessful, he said. El1ion said the deceased retirees who were i den- greens . . . YDAY LOW PRICE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE EVER hd died 't least 11 months be I The o1vman t rein1 who died y c hecks were being sent to Tampa bank. Ellison and the bank has returned $3,089 sent to the man after his death. C GARETTES BREAD ALL POPULAR BRANDS 20 OZ. LOAF - CTN. Jan. 20, 1975. The division - PAMPERS WALGREEN'S a /IA SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ENRICHED j: 1.57 The second case involved a Former state employe who died CREAM ICE C \ fl DAYTIME 34 17, 1976—lB Wednesday, Nov. Large Loaf . DANDER PLUS TAX 1/2 30's GAL. mailed $3,047 in pension checks STOVE TOP STUFFING MI to him between the time he died and the computer came up with his name. "That one still hasn't been cleared up." Ellison said. "Apparently the warrants have been going to a daughter, the best we can figure out. and she's been cashing them." Kennedy said his agency is attempting to recover the mon. ey. LIMIT I SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN May 1, 1974 and died the following Dec. 1. Elusi on said his wile received $6,142 In pension checks aft er his dea th . But the woman was entitl ed to receive $6,345 her husband had contributed to t he retiremnent system, so th e her an additional $203, he said. Kennedy said the woman Jordan Cautious On Future MIAMI tAP) Congresswoman Barbara Jordan says the people who predict that she coul d be the fi rst woman president are "forward-thinking people." "But we wiji see whether enough people ever feel that way at any time in the fut ur e," th e Texas Democrat told the National Alliance of Black Educators here. "Then, that would seem like a likely possibdity. %~01 VODKA ii — _________________ _________ _____ cash this In to 9•t Miss Jordan said she considers the outcome of the presidential election a "great. benefit," but she said she doesn't know if President-elect Carter has a pest for her in the new BAN _____ qi I ban Pay our Cashier 1 'b 01 !7 QT. , QT : f'Q V, BACARDI 47 RUM 5 _________________ _______________ in And I portie Alutofthatfrictiontias been eased wi th the elect ion of. Carter," she said. Miss Jordan that blacks and women will play more of a role La the new administration, but black women ha ve to snake inure of an effort to advance said CUTTY LIQUID ANTACID Save 40 AND CANADIAN TAMPAX Box $1.63 1.38 119 4 fast flushes 'hers flip it for 4 mo re flashes 40 ________________________________________ LOVING CARE RIG. 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Fifteen weeks later - no, make that 2,500 yards later Seminole stands as the No. 1 team in Central Florida. Carrying a 9-0 record, the Se minoles as a good bet to finish out a perfect season Friday night at Lake Brantley. After that, it's on to the playoffs, a road never traveled by a Seminole County eleven. "No sir," said Posey the other afternoon before practice, '1 never thought we would be here. This is far more than I expected. We only had three starters ret ur ning - four, counting one changing positions." Ricky Mann, Kenny Lee, Greg Pringle and John Litton were the four. That's not counting Tim Raines, who in case fans have forgotten, needed the first month to finally convince his dad to let him play football. Raines now has 13 touchdowns to his credit and is the thorn in every opponent's side. Carrying the mail only 10 times a game, Raines has averaged 100 yards per game, and has in effect 'made" the Seminole offense go. TeamshavetoShowhimSuchrespectther est of the backs are able to execute the devastating ground game which has b ecome a Seminole trademark. Defensively , however, Seminole may be even more devastating. While the offense has piled up 197 points and 2,509 yards of total offense, the Orangemen have limit ed foes to a mere 59 points and 921 yards. Seminole has a 14-game winning streak going. But that's not all. What the playoffs hold could be a virtual treasure chest. Just playing for a state championship would be an experience every member of the team will remember for a lifetime. More specifically, an extra three games tacked onto the season will give the team considerably more exposure. And that's not a state ranking we are talking about. Exposure before college recruiters. The pros pect is enough to make a secondstring guard drool. For the record, this won't be the first undefeated team in sch oo l history. Nor unbeaten, untied. In 1961, Seminole went 9-0-1 and add ed an Elks Bowl victory over Dade City. Then, too. the 1970 team was 10-0, but lost to Orlando Edgewater but had the Se ntinel Bowl loss reversed when the Eagles had to forfeit the game. ( 01 27c '' RIG. 4 N I £j Greaseless 20 IS (in DISCOUNT PRICES VLIISHMANN'S •ii,a Original or 14 .0%. . administration. If he has, she says, "I wouli consider it at that time. I have always taka; n.y political tereer one-step at a time." The congresswoman told the weekend convention that a Democratic president is taking over so programs can be drafted cooperatively with the Democratic-controlled Congress. "I've been Congress now for four years — first under Mr. Nixon and then under Mr. Ford. have seen' how the two branches remain at odds with each other when the president and Congress are of different #I • " PA CK CUPS $1.09 89' Stick To Coaching, Coach! 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MVP NEW \'uRK ,\li For catcher iliurniari Munson of the New York Yankees, capturing the 1976 American League Most Valuable Player Award ssas the culmination of a fantastic season. Munson was named winner of the award by the Baseball Writers Ass.wiation of America tuesday in a landslide. lie e'asil outdistanced runner-up George Brett, third baseman of the Kansas City Royals, by 87 Ix)ints. In leading the Yankees to their first pennant in 12 years, Munson hit .302, belted 17 homers and batted in 105 runs. - The 29-year-oki right-handed swinger, in running away with the honor, collected 18 of the 24 first-place votes and a total of 3M points from the 24-man panci of writers, lie received four votes for second and two for third. lie becaitie the first Yankee to cain the :..'rolade -!nre K!. shin howard in 1963. Howard also ssas the last catcher to win tilt-MV I'. Brett received 217 points, ineluding two first-place- votes, 1k' won the league batting title sitli a .333 average. Third in the balloting was center fielder Mickey Rivers of the Yankees with 1791 points, first baseman Chris Chamnhliss, completed the top five. First baseman Rod Carew of Mmnesota was sixth. Others in the top 10 were center fielder Amos Otis of Kansas City. 58 points; relief pitcher Bill Campbell of Minnesota, 56; first baseman I-e May of Baltunre, at, anti pitcher Jim Palmer of Baltimore, 47, Some 29 players were mentinned on at least one vote, but outfielder Fred Lynn of the Boston Red Sox. last year's MVP, was not among them. Seven Yankees were named on at least one ballot, while five players from Kansas City and including one first-place vote, The speedy-Rivers batted .312 with 43 stolen bases, An elated Munson said at a press conference Tuesday evening."This is the greatest mdividual honor I've ever received in baseball. Ill try harder to "15',,,,- ,..., , -. - .. As for losing the World Series to the Cincinnati Reds, Munson said, "It wasn't a disap po inting World Series. We got beat by a crcat ball club. We'll be back nest Year." hal Mclthe, Kansas City's dc-signaled hitter, finished fourth and another Yankee, five frorti Oakland received votes The Yankees now have won the MVP award 19 times since iLi inception in 1931, . tops among teams in both leagues. Munson is the latest in a lo ng line of ou tsta nding Yankee catchers DIII Ulekey, Yo Berra and Howard. The 5-foot-1I, 195-pound Mun.son has a career batting average of .288 since joining the Yankees late in the 1969 season. lie caught 121 games last sea. son and appeared in 31 more as a designated hitter or pinch hitter . Tenace, Baylor Relocate White Sox Get A Lemon In $unn $outhern Cal Named Bob As Manager I'lU)VlI)ENi,'E, R . I. I for ssoulil go to the California But Finley is not known for vinThe' Jerr'1 Kateun Signing Angels. ployee relations and, according Sseepstakes continue today "We'll have at least one more to Baylor, that's why the mawith at least one and possibly signing and maybe two on Jorit% of the availabit- fret' tv.o inure quality players due to Wednesday,'' said Kapiteni, agents conic from his tt'aiii lx' parcelled out to major who still has eight of the nmust ''Witt the A's, you're Just league teams. appealing free agents as his nmuimii-r, a cnmmnodit the Kapstein, the'. Super-agent tlieiits, outfielder said "ThaC what sshiuinav, at the' iiuoment, be the 'Fhrce of remain- (lie deal sszus at Oakland. That's most powerful man in baseball, ing players Kapstcin's are outfielder Joe why he lost half his ball club, iresided at separate news Rudi, shortstop Bert (atiii) conferences Tuesday, announc- aneris anti pitcher Rollie Fill- the' heart of his ball club," ing that catcher Gene Tenace gers, wti, like- Baylor and Ic"They will be with California has signed ssitl. the Sami Diego nave, used to work for ('harks •uid San Diego for the forPadres and outfielder Don has 0. Finley and the Oakland : 'S "t't'it,li' luturi'," ftc' it'iit '.itil. - ." - - Uill('AGO i AP) Bob Inmon, a Hall of Fame pitcher who did a "creditable" job in his only stint as a major league manager, is the new manager of the Chicago White Sox The announcement was made Tuesday by Bill Veech at a news conference held in Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where the White Sox president is scheduled to undergo cervical spine iiOrgt'r) to relieve pressure from his neck ncrves. "Bujb Lemon did a credi table' job when he managed the Kansas City Royals." said Veeck, propped ins a ssheelchair and wearing a brown rob,' with gold polka dots ''Wi11!0 last 'e'asiii1 '-5 :;t a complete Look At Policemen's Pay! BIG disaster, he is the type of man who can do the job," said Veeck. Lemon, 56, replaces 67-year-old Paul Richards, who is stepping down and will serve as a consultant for the White Sex, who fin 'd last Lmnon managed the Royals from 19772 and had one second-place finish and two fourths. Last season, he served as a coach with the American League champion New York Yankees under' Manager Billy Martin. "I learned a few things from Mw-tm," said l.mon, who faces a big task of guiding a club woefully lacking in star players. "He's a good baseball man and gets the most out of his players.'' -. Hwy. Why $100,000 Salaries? Ii> FRED 1tuTIlEIiF:lt(; the-si but, had Medich should be for cancer research %mnerlcan snout% ittil its ceoAl' Sports Writer ct't'sjed, it would have been be- and the like. noimuic system. They didn't iii the ''Babe Ruth Story." cause .if his int'slie'al school 'if we had such a system, create it; they only profit ir.iii actor Williaiii lknithx pruiiiisetl traiiung, not his pitching abili' thit'ii It would he fair to ask, it a critically ill buy a home run. ty, 'What does playing ball mean*" what societ> '.s .i:.t. Ansthing can happen iii HollyAssuming that saving lives is "But we don't have that kind because if society didn't "(mid, so when the Bannbino one of the iniust admirable ttumig of system Our system is a hod- it, they ssuultizi't be paying the came through with his homer, a human can do, why does the gepotige. It's based on all sorts dolla r s." said basketball star the movie cameras showed the average professional athlete of rational and irrat!omial (;t'urge McGinnis of the Philalis lwrkIIIg up lie went on to make more money than the (lungs. tielptua 76e'rs, who is in the seclive happily ever after. average doctor" Why is the ''if a rock star utis the tempo ound )ear of a six-year packsgt' Baseball players, or sports average basketball salary of the tiiiues, then people will iirtti $3.2 million figure's in general, are not in the nearly $110,000, when the pay to buy his records. This has "If a club thinks .t player is business of saving or protecting average salary for policemen nothing to do with whether worth iiulhon to play, he lives. They may iiia.ke the and firemen in America is s4J(-ie'ty needs rock stars. has to be worth it." said I.os public stand up and cheer or under $15, 4)01 "Time- (iliac) of comparing "tngeles Dodgers baseball pta)provide excitement and en''it we had a cumpletely ra- athletes salaries with other pro- er. Steve Garvey, who Just corntertiinhiuenut for millions of tional system then I think it kssiuns is that it iiiakes a stu- pleted a two-year contract people. This, too, is a public would be legitimate for people pid assumption If a ballplayer ssorth $220,000. "No organ. service. to compare salaries," says made less, would a teacher be" ization is going to pa) inure But they don't save people's Marvin Miller, executive three- paid inure than a player is worth." lives. tar of the Major League Base"Absolutely not. IF a bailplay. The professional spo rts owi'Pittsburgh Pirate pttthr Doe ball Players Association. "If er makes less, then the rich ers feel athletes have a marketMedie'h leaped into the stands the majority agreed to base the owners will make more. able talent, and they pay them this st'ason and tried to revive a mstein of salaries on society's Professional athletes are heart attack victim. The man needs, then the top priorities merely the beneficiaries of ,Coutlnued un Page 3-Rh 81.5 Wheel Service lire & - 17-92 2600 Sanford, — Orlando Dr. Flu. Ph. 321-0920 A'1JJ $995 . ;'c i-01 .gn CMII CIW b - 010 J1!IL171 2 *"f EL a's... -w •.'w054 j ( rn.,' :>s-c Disc OR DRUM $2895 Co .. '.,' ".. 4I I "%•Ct lI,1315,,,< FRONT $1%Ii.M ai'4 'Qi.,s i.*IIUL OieM'l"vPf imeja,i at 0 04. • 'r14sc1 alt. Pi,35i. .ai i4 r. I A.U,3IG,I,l Pt! ,Ir5 it 15Itit*J Ai'i 'i A hic54se uib., 115,s4 wts av.d s.n,c.. . 5oars P4,91 5'ro in • Coi11$5v iOel • T.i J7 ." • 4 ,T, (-,q si I i. 1iir',f FREE MOUNTING WHEEL BALANCING 346 1 Passenger.. Any Size RECAPS 95 $ 14 rc is. �2B-Evening _Herald Sanford, Wedn.day, Fl. 1976 Nov. 17, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :d . In d .. - -f., --~- - 1 .,- S eason ~ - By Down By Manatee 12 Ha At ______ Hustle Pays Off r However, the ere I . f ______ - I #1 4 ., I ' - F - - - 2 -- - Ra - 104- " ' Melli Bradenton, turned 5-8 inch couple of minutes when the Lancers took advantage of Tin,rnOnS turned into a human dy namo (luring the second 20 minutes of action. Wms led thethargefor NI-1-toe that saw the 1iinerc Rockwell 14 Tr o, ' a ns ____________ _________ __________ Kft ... avore d ci Williams on the bench L-1 the second half. fie a ns wered the ":Is LI,e fir-A fillip hd in the game. Seminole bounced right back arm-chair quarterbacks by . visitors in front once again and from that po int on they were ' at - me have 2 2 never headed. With Sammy Williams and Willie Williams cleaning the boards and Bob Lewis handling the bulk of the scoring, Seminole jumped off to a big 142 lead in the o pe ning minutes of the game and it appeared that Se m inole was well on its an easy victory. Only Anthony Timmons' 14 points kept Manatee close in the first half, Lewis pumped in 18 markers and Sammy Willi ams chipped in .wi th 12 as the teams headed for the locker rooiii at the intermission with way to - ' Bob Lewis hits two - _ : ______ with S _____ _____ '."- 1 ki 7.,.-. . -1~ I - J i ! ________ 33 13 n-25 164 F:; FT TP .' / - 3 00 4-1 6 7 31 III, S Williams Reynolds Lewis 6 16 7 ______ ç I 0 . #. 11111111111111111111111 " 12 01 24 2 00 2 6 3 00 Tarver AtkinS ~ _ Manatee 3$ -.. team . Pitt V o t shall 20; MeNeese State 23, Southern Cal 28-21. Southwestern Louisiana 20; Last week's score was ssippiState 24, Mississippi right including Kentucky's 12; North Carolina 28, Duke 21; upset of Florida - and 19 wrong Louisiana Tech 30, Northeast for a .724 percentage. o Louisiana 21; Northwestern .no. season, it is i-i-ii Louisiana 21, Southeastern Ohio State: 'q Michigan always feel good going to Ohio Louisiana 14; William & Mary State; we have never played 17, Richmond 14; Memphis 26, Southern Mississippi badly against them," says Michigan's Bo Schembech- 16; Bowling Green 28, Chat. tanooga 17; VMI 20, Indiana ler ... Michigan 29-10. 66-104 I 4 If . . L e'-r.- The Texan took the fatal 10 count on his back, while the crowd cheer ed both, his and R oss', gutty battle. Lancers. ________ Sammy Williams Lewis . / - - I . T\.j __ • '•' his thing (loin ' e- -, . •. • • k. r 0r e Save $60 t() i_ on a set of ' ____ , ~.. rn Vincent stuns Atlas with right cross to head Quick to seize the op. portunity, Vincent was all over _ __._ . . ____ .)U 9(1 r . - • 4 ' - bells, 4. ) ,4 , - -Aft radial1 an Save Reg. Sale 15.00 45.00 30.00 16.00 48.00 32.00 19.14 58.00 38.86 fed. tax 1.98 2.26 2.74 1 0 0 0 00 o$100,000 t, I Continued . 1 ( 1' I 3.13 3.35 ______ ________ - 3.31 / 3.47 ________ - - after is concerned "I defiriltel) (Wil want to tv ntract i ' 'merger. - ' and get whatever the traffic lanta and leases a !ikefront will bear, and make the most of home UI suburban Minneapolis P hi s earning ca pability while he during the' football season. . '' " at two Step - athlete make a half-million record of 'A set last season by dollars a year or should Elvis Presley make a quarter-million Uouton's Calvin Murphy. dolliur a night to - go - . n plete only way ''We all make that the market bears." It just so happens that the grate' is high for an All-Pro quarterback who sets career passing recor ds and leads his team to the Super Bowl. Isn't that the ease with most people s ho are at the top of their proFes.siomis" ing i don't think athletes are overpaid, pa rt icularly golfers," said Arnold Palmer, whose care'er earnings on the' U.S. golf to ur - ////////,fflgt'tjfl State has dropped nlae in a row Texas State 17; Fullerton State alter beating Brigham Yotssg in 30. Northridge State 17; Oregon 24, Oregon State 20; Fresno p, its opener. crazy conference, let's try the State 34, Santa Clara 20; Brigof the ham Young 44, Utah 30; Utah Upset Special State 20, Pacific 9; Washington Week ... Kansas State 24-20. Noire Dame: State 29, Washington 21. 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The Cotton Bowl has unoffiKansas at Missouri: Missouri hly tapped Marylind for its has beaten (ow of the (Op 15 New Year's Day game in Dalteams in thx.s week's ratings, Las, the Washington Post re-but the Tigers are no better ported today. tha n sixth in the Big Eight...So if Maryland beats Virginia missouri 27-17. Saturday, the Terrapins will Colgate Rutgers: The play the South west Conference Scarkt Knights match their champion in the Cotton Bowl. basketball tewn and conipltte The game would be Maryregular land's first major bowl appearson... Rutgers 354. 21 bears. Maryland athKentucky Tennessee: U letic officials have said they Tennessee should somehow would accept the first major manage a bo wl bd, it wo uld bowl bid offered. the' top, I think you're worth for Kansas City and Scott %vLd- Ronttj ' Rng our chimes and place a fast acting, low cost want ad Call 332 WANt 27 ix)mnts f ', Cob 5'.t(It 5011 itt, or if you're close (ij scored '1 _____ Kings 100, Bucks 91 uin Boone ' m c ."t at:scurt 74r -------- Maravich's IS third-quarter man added 19, including three 1xts Maravich also led all reJazz 100, Blaze rs 98 baskets early in the fourth With 15 ''Th is the year for the gaille quarter that broke o pe n the to be physical." observed Ne KnIcks 100, Jazz 97 game, renter Elmore Smith Orlean s Coach Butch van Breda huh Bradley's jumper with and rookie forward Alex Eng. Kolff, whose Jazz nipped I 211 to play put the Kmck.s lisli each scored 21 for the I'orthimd ill game marred hiy head, then they clinched It Rocks. 'lAlok, if you're the best at 'Whi' Is to determine what $100,000 a year. ''There's no 2111)' grilLI) Includes: ouch," Palmer said, ''In gull, tlu're haid solely on the basis Of your performance. calipers calipers • Resurface .. Miami's patsy schedule has sent the Hurricanes against the boys, who makes an estimated .88 million. ''III every other sport, except tennis, the player has a lie' IS no','. workIng on a three' Staubach of the Dallas Cow- iimilhie'n. ?rtlaul. nearly $2 contract, lie's gonna get that to - are five years. It's live years for at $7 mIllion. "1 hat's what my $ for next year," says Roger year contract est imated at c brake sing? maybe, ''I'm not gur2inteed an ything - to 51 at the half but rallied behind - Looking :o bu, Pompano, Fla., 33061 - the with Portland Coach Jack streak. Bob McAdoo topped after he Itamsay. Buffalo with 27 points. The Jazz, leadmng 4.'-40 at the time of the fight, fell behinlu - - __ DIVORCE FORMS - FOr free in tormation write to Box 791, 18 his first eight tries of the game and erased the NBA has it." Through varios investtiients Th e average career in the tie? bccaiiie a millionaire in 1971 National Football League is and his net worth is estiiiiated baseball players, six Years fur accountant.s tell mc,'' Tarken. the National Basketball Associ- ton said. When Tarkenton was an NFl. ation and nine years in the National Hockey' League. rookie in 1961, he made $12,500. op period came fourth for a New late made paid a ridiculous figure, but as Roy Roe of the New York long as spoil is Jrawng people Nuts said he couldn't afford to and making money an athlete renegotiate Julius Erving's deserves Ills fair share. co So he so ld him to the "My salary is very good but 76ers for $3 million. Phila. I've got to produce every year. 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It's not guranteed Ms entertauunent business is big salar', would end, however, in business," says Erving, whose one year if I got hurt." on-court ability is credited with Fran Tarkenton of the Miiibeing an important infl uence nesota Vikings is probably the behind the recent basketball richest quarterback ever, 1k "A player has to try lives in a $400,000 house in At- -- 3.07--.07 G GR7O-15 -R70-1-5- 22.44 68.00 45.56 From Page 1-11) accordingly. -Some can afford it hotter than othe rs. 11 3.08 HR70-15 24.09 7300 48.91 JR78-15' 27.39 83.00 55.61 LR78-15' 28.38 86.00 57.62 ______________________ WEDDINGS PERFORMED By Notary Public in 2026- Eves &Weekemtds ___ - miss ! 3,1Ot" WOULUNT BE ANY By The Ateioelated Press 66 pe rsonal fouls 33 agai nst with six free t hr ows in the final Rick Barry has got to learn to cacti team and three techni- nine seconds-four b) Earl Monr oe and two by Walt Fraconcentrate at the free t hr ow cal.s. line. Physical is one thing, but the tier. Atl an ta's Torn Henderson "1 had hoped to make 81) or 90 game got out of hand in the scored 27 points, while Frazier led th e Knicks with 26 . Iri a row, but. I didn't coflcemi. second period when Pete Maratrate It was Atlanta's 26th conanti then I missed," victi, New Orleans' highsaid Barry, who finally saw one scoring star, squared off secutive loss on the road. Of hLS underhand tossei; From against Portland's scrappy Spurs 111, Braes 112 the free throw line roll off the Dave iwarthik. Larry Kenon, who topped the rim tuesday ni ght but not When the brawl end ed , Mara- Spurs with 25 points, sank two before he set a National [las- vich was hit with a technical 1ree throws with two secontis ketbalh Association record of 60 foul but permitted to remain in left to beat Buffalo and snap the lfl row, the game', which (lid not sit well Braves' five-game winning Barry's fq,jit drinkS ad,Latr - tor vPr.J, Yo'r O'A bcslnes r,st vendors placed en I0c1ior, 1., secLa!isri. 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Despite the pounding bo th ________________________________ 7(a (S2C3MIllMtJ,a 'èbPGE 3 Lines Minimum -- undefeated by stopping Miami's Bobby Niles in just 1:52 of the first roun d. . __ ______ _______ - saw KO, Milton Owens _____________________________________________ ______________ steel six 26timcs _________________________________________ - s I'ITrSBUIIG}I (AP) No. 1ranked Pitt has voted to forego Miami's sunshine and face Georgia in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on New Year's Day and, hopefully, to preserve a national championship. An informed source told The Associated Press Tuesday night that almost evenly divided Panthers' committee of seniors Houston at Texas Tech: A State 14. , and starters voted for the Sugar Midwest Cincinnati last Funny thing happened 4 Bowl Coach Johnny Vanderbilt 21; Illinois State 21, year's Southwest Conference Majors convinced them their Eastern Illinois 14; Illinois'28, tri-.champs. First Texas A&M best chance to keep the No. I Northwestern 20; Kent Staten,. foundered, then Texas, then rating was in New Orleans. kansas. And now unbeaten Toledo 18; Miami, 0. 31, Dayton The team was at one time 21; Michigan State 33, Iowa 29; Texas Tech ... Houston 31-24. heavily in favor of an Orange Oklahoma Ohio U. 24, Northern Illinois 10; Iowa State Bowl meeting against the as-yet los- Purdue 18, Indiana 14; Tulsa 4.2, these State: What undetermined Rig Eight possilAe. Wichita State 14; Central ers doing battling champion on Orange Bowl berth? Playing Michigan 21, Western Michigan Vic Wilkerson from sideCConference Year's night.. good football, that's what. If 18; Minnesota 28, Wisconsin 24. Southwest Texas A&M 42, State Texas Christian 10; Texas-Arhope Nebraska beats Oklahoma lington 27. Lamar 17; North — homa. The Is for Texas State 30, Drake 77; Arpossibly State can LLPrI tiln3w,tfrf,c,,is Kansas State upset Colorado kansas 27, Southern Methodist 13. imiuiuit while Nebraska unlikely Far West - Arizo na State 28, and Oklahom4 battle to a tie. Colorado State 20; California Got it? We got ... Oklahoma 30, Stanford 28; Hawaii 20, State 34-24. Kansas State: Texas-El Paso 17; Idaho 31, ______ Colorado at 1. Northern Arizona 21; Long Colorado is ranked 15th with a 7-3 record, including victories Beach State 23, San Diego State, over Oklahoma, Oklahoma 29; Arizona 33, New Mexico 26;New Mexico State 23, West State and Iowa State. Iowa In that ' 41 SundQy - • I" a I'm •1 ia itne Noon The Day Before Publicoon -'.........La •. • ,- . ________ 1 thruS time, 6 thru 2S tim' DEADLINES '- .I - ' - are Vincent's win didn't conic easily. ' Worried about a cut over his eFteye,andexpectlngittl; break open, Vincent stormed out of his corner at the opening bell and made war n Atlas at every possible moment. Atlas fought back, Vincent's clubbing blows, the pairoFgla(Iiatorssnlashie(jea other around the ring for the first two sessions. "Th e guy is tough." Vincent • beamed after the bout had terminated. "I hit him with ever>Thing I had in those first two rounds and he kept coming - I'I, ('..,.h....., 'r--- to ___ The right had dropped Garcia in the third, but the gamester was able to pt hark to h, f ,). and battle back. In the Fourth, he also got up but Ross drove him back down with a series of blows to the head. , • RmL MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon [loss brought Garcia down in the fourth with a solid, straight a -1 when he upset the world's No. I ranked middleweight, Gene 9 3161ill,:.3 Pork 831-9993 HOURS Overpowering Garcia with snappin g left jabs, and hooks, Winter - CLASSIFIED DEPT. Slick Mitchell, of Brunswick, Georgia, opened the show with to get his fighter ready for the rounlls by the Sanford fighter. back. a KO over Zellwood's Willie fourth. But the champion was It has taken me 15 months "Ill fact, he did hurt tile in the Atlas with a volly of lefts and men were taking, it was obvious through i arid Joey Vincent had arid almost 20 fights, but I think Vasser in 2:56 of the fourth. second but I was able to clear rights to his head and body. But that Vincent's superior power brought the Southern title back I proved to everyone just who 10) heed by just walking forThe next card will be a the ch am p ref us tI to go down, was taking a toll on Atlas, to Florida. Joey Vincent is. A lot of people charity affair, with the ward, throwing punches. and instead stood toe-to-toe By th e time the bell so un ded Alter two rounds, I thought The win was Joey's 29, 26 by think I have a big mouth. And proceeds going to the Centr al with Vincent and exchanged to end the most exciting round t couldn't get any tougher out ever fought in this area, Vin. KO, as compared to four losses they think that I am cocky. Be Florida Children's Home. It bone rattling shots. that as it may, after tonight, set for Dec. 7th, and is expected there, but I was wrong, the With the large crowd in near cent had Atlas out on his feet. and two draws. they can think what ever they to feature Vincent, Ross, third was a living hell." hysterics, the two battlers went Th e champion was stagger in g It also bro ug ht him all the want. Buttheyallhavetoadrnit Owens, Scott Cl ark, Frankie III that stanza, Vincent after each other, taking turns. around, not knowing where he way I)af:k from the ashes Taco that I staggered Atlas with a crushing can fight and when it Santore, arid zi host of others. First Vincent would crash blow was, but still trying to throw Perez left him in last year. In coiio's to guts, I don't have to 'j,5j included iii the last card of left-right combination that spun after blow on only to the champion completely watchthebeleagurcrfchaiiipjn um, Between rounds, Atlas's junior niiddle'.veight title, Vincent's sensational win be an amate ur card of se ven to around. roar back with his own counter manager, Clarence ('ook, tried Vincent was sktpped in four overshadowed Edgar "Mad ten important bouts. - 0 as -- II necessary to counter speed 11 2 1.1 game - ~_ - ' 111111111111111011lik. ~ .. came nessee 2444. games in the coUege football Texas Baylor: How the season? mighty have fallen ... Baylor 211"Well," 53)5 UCLA's Terry 21. served wife Donahue, " Wyoming at Air Force: Now Mylanta for breakfast and I that the Cowpokes clin think I'll have Gelusil for dinched a ber in the Fi th es ta Bowl. ncr." why not a let do wn? Second Let us ring in a couple of guest selectors and hear how Upset Special ... Air Force 2421. they pick the UCLA-Southern Holy Cross 24, ConCal Pac-8 Rose Bowl shownecticut 14; Boston College 38, Massachusetts 6; Temple Washington's Don James: "A Vitlanova 16; Syr ac use 37, West tossup. I think if they played 10 times it would come out S. Virginia Marylan d 49, VirSo uth Th ey're th at close." ginla 0; The Citadel 30, DavidOregon State's Craig Fertig: son 7; South Carolina 29, Clemthat wins will be . "The son 19 Florida 45, Rice 35; tided by the quarterback who Florida State 26, Virginia Tech gets the hot hand. I think USC is 19; Furman 31, Wofford 14; bigger and stronger on defense but UCLA, is faster. I think the y Louisiana State 28, Tulane 7; 34, Boston University on offense." are So jor me hose ISowi. counle of 11 • L - :-- but Williams, Manatee's point speed" and the fl,aiders were Sominol# moan, through with a just out-maneuvered in the Total fouls: Manatee 21, Seminole driving layup that put t he seco nd half by the speedy 24 Fouled out Seminole- Atkins, • - even --- - hundred fans who the r-"" withessed the wondered ..verhaul Seminole and take an :u.82 lead at the 6:11 mark. it why Sterling kept Sammy two-pointer by Giles Tarver, automatically extend Bill Battle's co ntract by a year, and How would.n't that come asa blow to NEW YORK (AP) important are the remaining his unwarranted critics? Ten- H . _____________ By HERSCHEL NISSENSON AP Sports Write r my numerous one-and-one free throw situations to pull away to . a 102-91 lead. 24 -_ Orlando 322-2611 as •.:. 7 4? is Carlton Williams loose and he 1, J .. . . 401&mvsa~s . 4, .I. 11: A . . - - _% . meeting r' (4lICh Pat Manatee High School in points ahead until . -. Seminole Ross was clearly in rnntrol of his junior middleweight title defense from the outset, but Garcia never stopped trying. -.-. .. which began last September ' CLASSIFIED ADS Dog" R oss' four round KO over Texas' Rolando Garcia. But, not by much. .-. The loss ended his brief reign -- ird - .11 0 t Th In - If"o . season -• m S It was the First game of the Raiders regular season for both clubs .'couldn't hit the hoop at the and had to give Manatee a big outset of the second half and the boost Healy, who directed w Just plain out 'd and outmaneuvered' Lancers turned their horsesManatee High School to a loose. lli:it's the way Seminole perfect 32-0 last year, Community College basketball Realizing that Manatee was was thrilled with the victory. going for speed, Coach Sterling Coach Joe Sterling described "it was heart-warming to see the second half of last night's decided to counter with some these youngsters come back hustle of his own bv benching ______________i , , ame with Manatee Junior like they did,' he said following College. 11 Saninr. Williams and going the 'ddor) They never quit with some of his smaller The) sho wed thoy have some It as during the second half ______ plaers in an effort to slow class. I in real proud of them at the ILancers from down the on-charging visitors. hr identon nearly blew the Sterling will undoubtedly go iders right out of the SCC No combination of Raider backtothedrawlngboardtotry p la y ers could derail the Lan g ymnasium with a 66-point blitz tofirid the right combination for that carried the visitors toa cers, however, as Carlton Thursday's home floor enWilliams and Jeff Mells, with counter against Polk Corn93 come-from-behind win an assist from Timmons, munity college. before a sparce crowd of so. George Rockwell and Pete Seminole Jumped off to 52-38 That game will be played on Ilainje, weren 't halftime lead, but Manatee about to let up the SCC hardwood beginning at on their race-horse style of 7:30 p.m. Healy, in his first play. car at the helm of an inFO FT TP After grabbing the lead at 85- MANATEE (Pflo?o by Rick W,l) stitution of higher learmng after many years of coaching at 84, Manatee kept twothe or three Giles Tarver (12) guarded by Willie Wortharn last Gallon 3 12 tit... - Seminole on top by 14. HyBILLCURRIE Ili'raldStalf Writer • TKO On - ORLANDO Emmett Atlas' reign as Southern middleweight champion ended uri• ceremoniously Tuesday night at the Orlando Sports Stadiwii I when he was unable to answer $he be ll for round Four of his pulsating brawl with J oe y - _______ Title Herald Correspondent I lf time, - _ Wiens Yincent BYLOUISSAPSIS IN - t, 104-93 I . -r-- .---J Opener Wednesday, Nov i7.114-3H fl --Houses lJ nlut ::, t . ,,.• -. i'm'nttq Spring; t', CCr.ci,V.on, ii' fl-s on U e.g tIp Of NO1'IFT Till 4.00115 ', '".r 2 bR t- '.'' I i o sq 1010 57 . - t, r13 120491 121 47 120 $ I I 40 i $ 0 is I 720 20 10 520 22I 820 22 I - i.'iCLTONA_ 5 )7'. garage ct'.' 1 ;ufi,.ig, $:'% STOP A "., , Gw"..w C" . l.ws .alh, Oftye p, t.'g , ', I I Ino DYNAMIC "RC I ' s V Hardwic k , Blokie .,... . 3 �4 B-Even i ng Herald, Sanford, FL . Wednesday, Nov. Unfurnished 32 -Houses 41-Houses . Crncr hl-4 BR. 2 bath, Iv rm lam rm & den, kitchen turn, Inquire 1807 Adams Ayi7,. Sanford. . ___ , I. _ 41-Houses -- - eteclric kitch,ns. AC. carpeted, drapes. adults; from $150 2013 Sanfcrø Ave. Phone 312 7113 , OR, 3 - ___________________ ATt4monte Springs SacrIfice i BR, 7 bath. many extras Super Bargain! $295 month (option to buy) Phone 869 1710 , I tiled bath, carpeted throughout. central heat and air, On large shady lot in Sanford 1183 month Phon e 63fl - Attention. Winter Visitors, Lovily Out'Sl home, everything furnished .iutt5 No pets. Phone 332 7711 '- 2 PR turn house, waler turn Gas heal C','pres s , Sanford 322 27? . SANFORD 3 OR. 1' bath home with central heat & air, 12 x 21 foundation, large trees. 523.900 Homes 3$-lWbile -- fireplace. Good investment, House One of Singer 5 top Touch and Sew Zig .za machines Assume tots, 130.000. Phone 372 7064 balanc collieS S0orpay III 90 per month Will take trade in. Singer TWO STORY stucco. I BR. 2 bath, eguippied to zig tag & make button family room, large separate holes Balance of 15888 or 10 garage with convertible storage And That's A Fact Too' - --- - -. C a I I Bait ____________________ WE TAKE TRADES Q1AL. C STATE OR - furnished. sla Katie's LAKE MARY - SoarklnQ 3 BR. Vi V.c'kiva Landing. 322 1470 322 7498 bath home with Florida room,Realtor central heat & air. Motivated 2 BR trailer, fir- ch'çf 51 1 0 month. OR. 2 bath. tam rm,, 1g. fenced 3 owner 523.750 ' New FHA $25 deposit No Oct., 32 3 755$ yard with fruit trees. Completely remodeled Will hold 2nd mtg. for -_-sForrest Greene Inc. pa rt down, 32) 0503. __________________________ ' Real state R EALTORS I UNBELIEVEABLE - 2 Acres with ___ _______________ I BRi I bath, family room, central - ------. payment, move in, Attractive 3 heat, dishwasher Or' Oak Way, I 41-Houses BR, 1' 2 bath, family room, fenced Sanford Owner holding. 13.0(e) yard, 517,900 down, $16.500 1030 SIesta St , Sanford Plaza 'Ite sell our trade in furniture at tow prices.Good selection Jim Hunt Realty, InC.1 RENTERS- Move in, then buy BATEMAN REALTY "tik new' 3 BR. central heat, kitchen equipped. inside laundry 522000 , 377 2111 After Hours, 323 1895 " I 107W Commercial I Phone 3227841, Sanford port. $187 7 1 hcjm' new. 32n&16 I ' - 322 1374 days.. or 628 .3058, ask for You Can Have Your House In 3 Months luSt 155.000. ','o"iey is available for suosdized housing en rural areas. No down eneva than rent. - - -. - - CGardens Lu xui'y Patio Apartments Kitchen Kitchen Equipped ________ CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a Sanford ____________ for new home everything . - Sanford One Bedroom From 35 fryillage 1505 W. 25th 5t. ers1 - me with nice Shag Carpeting and pretty landscaping, Low down - will consider trade. CLIFF JORDtN,REALTOR 130 Hwy 134. Longwood 831 8232 Nights-.372 '1352 LAKESIDE APARTMENrSf'I Highway 17.92, Sanford I Across From I4anch Hou'e.,9 ___________________ 0ItiOflJIly Ma..zed ' .~ ~ ~ - 3 BR. 1 bath. red brick. Must sell, Willing to 111k terms 12O.00. Phone 3?) , Highland Park <]R- It 4>1t Lg I DR. 2 bath, hardwood floors, central air, double garage, corner lot SThS00 Broker Owner Realty _____ 102 SatSuma corner tot, to schools, Club and shopping Loa ds - • - 25 000 - VA Financing Financing-Nothing Down • FHA . Homes ready for your inspection . . Sanford Ave.,4 Blocks Southof Airporl Blvd. 322-2420 Brailey Odham-323-4670 and Sates fl] 323-7832 7S6SPARK ,)4i ' HOMES of -_ 3O3OrIan4oOr,3fl 9uJid2 4 - / Welcomes " .' You New road; nice tresS; 'y !and. Termi- 111.100. Broker. $310171. rrent :. DIST!NCTION I BY dl liOnS Remodeling _____ 11111111111111111111 ___ -. . . na dFia ELEC1tiLATi LADIES' 18 UP 99 5 H.G.E. KARAT u sitter home. But the fact that I, his wife, was driving Ad I alone after itlidnight dj(Ln't I Sect)) (I) bother him. 9TAX Limit 2 To An LADIES' $5.99 $6.99 $4.99 1 CARAT MEN'S RINGS From i l)F.AR STII.I.. I can't sat, what was in the minds 'ii those %liters. but It's obiIious I I___________________________I I MCCRORY1 3- DOWNTOWN are .shacking up together, Well. was i II Hours: 9:00 A.M.-5:30p.m. THURS.-FRI,.SAT. SUN. l:00.S:OOp.m. THURS..FRI..SAT. I you can tlii' eR -T O .RP , - , - - ____________ . YOU flAME 11,1 BUY IT? DEAR _____________ still n . ,th system Alto aluminum & soffit RoofIng, Gutters 20 Yrs. Exp Eagle Sd,ng Co: 631 9563 ___________________________ - SANFORDAUCTION )fl 7310 Wanted to buy use d office furniture. Any ' quantity. NOLL'S. CASSELBERRY, Hwy. )I 97, ' TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON , - SOF - WANmEut SELLERS. Only Phons3fl 3588 - BUYERS DEALERS . Empty your carport or garage- Dee & Gerrys Cleaning Service Make $84 and have fun Swapping ' ResidentIal & COmmer(laI Clean ing Rt.1, Box 174CC. Sanford. Fl, loot Bring your articles f - 2216175. Movleland Drive In Theatre Swap , Shop Flea Market, south 17 92, every Sunday, 9am. to5 pm. NO Fill Santa's bag quick ano easy.. Shop the want ads for CHARGE. Reserve free spaces, Christmas buys. to 9pm us e WILSON MAILM FURNiTURE CALL - BUY-SELL-TRADE 111-315 C First Si. 322-3472 3103 - J uaranted recondItIoned •utO batteries. $17.84 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP.' 110 JJiWFU wv., Hauling' - _____________________ CHINABERRY TREE ANTIQI,JES 1106W. First St ,Sanford Antiques, China. Glass, Primitives, Furniture. __ I. ç_. iio . s' ,,. I ' , ,• f. . -% it. 332 6145 4II1 - - " Sewing T, - ' - , - Alterations, DressMaking, Drape' Upholstery 3220707 yitj I ct9-i - j. 'tt. Select anyszeand leeltientr. . and need ' ,- ,u IS ' - st Your Busines&DiI . - - " '' NOW ONLY ' 4' All All t'vpq$.n.jiiz,s We repair and serv ice ' ' MACHINE & SUPPLY CO (j I 's'-'-" frmsuc1yoww'a KING SIZE (3 pieces) 116W. FIRST I STINE '' uu,ji '1 'is. 60 IN. WIDE % ____ _____ Open Sat. fit O FURNITURE ST. SANFORD ""`"~_ _~4 ,otE......tilit'l., .0 a :a, 44',Ia 'LiT i _____ _____ 1%. r Ill BY CAROLINE OWN & oPERATE & #Ip_ . tio"t, 00 of J 1 M*Iladv"s 201 E. FIRST ST. 1111 $ 98 YARD - .- FINE NT PH. 323-0313 PH.322-5181 .... - ,iJf!!2!f - uu-'' Special! and Colors QUALITY FABRICS and SERVICE 4p.m. I Patterns RENT RINSENVAC 512-00 NOW ONLV'198"s.t Cvvw - Fall & Spring McCALLS. SIMPLICITY KWIK-S EW PATTERNS ., Regutarly'359" set - Opening Reg. 13.98 & 14.98 do ii Amm Double Knits COMPLETE LINE OF NOTIONS WELLSDRILLED.PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS I 100% POLYESTER No Obligation To Buy. You Need Not Be Present To Win - - Grand . " how meally deep c,,,.r crpets can be. RINSEN,'AC rInSeS and vacuums o'l dIll .v;j grime in a single sweep C' the *ay ProfeS5onaIs doa fraction of the FIt pit!esziosI ca'pft Ora r '; flit ci.', i5 ,ritruff - -- Lsl Cu,':' 'i Mufli'Pleede Oj6ted , ,i cud 4e 'sir Well Drilling QUEEN SIZE Regularly '269" set NOW ONLY 1132^0 set 14 ' " -- )YOU ) be a;naZe A :..'. ' '.'L" ,- 15 FIRST QUALITY 11 I' ( ' Regularly i94)I ea. piece - " FIRSI TIME EVER SALE , $20, DRAWING WILL BE SATURDAY h '''I.' "I ' .. 25, 6 0 .. 4 amounts of i' ' ,s•S ' ' .,,, Certif icates the or No Obligation To Buy. You Need Not Be Present To Win. w FULL SIZE ' ,. in ,,.•, ' , '" - Gif t NOW ONLY '66"a ca piece . . ..' ,. _______ . ' _____ EASY i1 CREDIT TERMS 1 To `41,N "4 TWIN SIZE Regularly '79" ea piece .- -" - ___________________________ Anfiqueappralsais, DoltHo8pitatSarytc,. up.n iues. mrusii , ms f. ; - ,, ART BROWN PEST CONTROL - HUGHEY EQUIPMENT LIII Clearing, Mowing. Discing; Fill Dirt; Clay; Rock, Send; Backho, Loader, Ph. 372 $S27. LIGHTHAULING&YARO APIDGARAGE CLEAN UP Phon 3i$ fjn ""i ' ..(' ", ". ,_ __________ Very ReaSonable Rates Phone 631 5771 . , ____________________________ MON'SQUICKSRVICE __________ Associates, Sanford. 72. 5.192 or 121-2m , F Look at all the dirt RINSENVAC got out Of our carpet! .5 - ,,,', 4 ,, . _ Land Clearing ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Billdolinq,E*c4yating,DiIch.,rk Fill dirt, too soil 322 3943. •' ' ' I ESTATES, antique. Bought & sold by Ettite Agerds, Billy H Wells & t i __________________________ - REGISTER FOR (At__tT _~ 7 :.) ,_-I 1~ ~r - -- 'S Pest Control C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General Re pairs. Call 3 Roof Repairs, Carpentry, Painting, _______________________ Home Rpir, Glitter ing . Cement work. Free estimates, $31 $662 ii • - ___________________ - oats. iji':u ABBY - My daughter, Nell, who lives 200 minks from lien', was divorced last year She has a 4-year'stld sOil, Terry. e"""""`N e,',. - Carpentry, RemodelIng, Additlont, Custom Work Licensed, BoeulecJ stimate. 32. 1 603l, CHAIR SHAMPOOED ________________ _________________________ - 6 EACH PIECE SOLD INSETS ONLY 'fl ,'<' - , S ' Ming. Trimming, Edging. Fall Clean up. $30 $631. Free Estimates. ___________________________ ________________ _________________________ It,t ''S ' DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Geblsardt's Home Repairs, Room Addillons, Concrete Work. Paintmu. Carpenter Work, Ceramic III., Alum. Enclosures. 373 4423 Cleaning - 6 ALL FOUR SIZES (. . 1 44 Pttone3fl 1792 ____________________ - I) . ________________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning Want to sell something? Dial Inc magic rurnber. . 3722611 on 031 For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322. 1771 Evening Herald Classified Dept It't,a%y to place a Classified Ad We'Ilevenhelp,00wotdif Call 3227611 their - tell :t i not ask tilt, I to iiiet't lt'rry at the bus anIl keep him ____ Mowing..Edging Trimming FneeEstlmates interior, (formerly Hariett't Beauty Nook) 519E. First For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I on 1001 items, Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Phone 322-1216.1 pm. any night U Lawn Care I ' Exterior Plastering. Plaster Patching. Simulated brick &stone spedlalty. 372 2710 "F'riends" is s'htsh's', iinit-ss the object to being con- whuiii I love very much Neil used to cal I Inc on the litsone antI - EXPER r LAWN SERVICE _____________________________ - WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction ______ Semi retired Painter Very Reasonable 372 3090 Beauty Care 4706 . JACK: fused with those who are feeling Landscaping & Home Improvements I can cover your home I have tIiitIlt'. 11 I Aluminum Siding _________________ searching. perfect I a - I quit , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8 vohat on sour husband's mind. I)E.-EABBY: I r't' Ili your ('(LOUT) that readers are slibmiutting names for couples ssl;' Hours: 9:30a.m.- 9p.m. - - permanently. STILL ANGRY 1 Birthstone Rill"1111019 I $4•99 McCRORY'S SANFORD PLAZA give you a fighting chance, or she'll 11w tIn you figure it' OTHER FINE RINGS I " f she should phone you and drive a ______________________________________ I scud any more telegrams In- ', I ring, set her I couldn't do it as I Well, yesterday she sent me a $4 9 ,s told U."i( v,uuj, UIIJUflI) my husband of such a thing never even entered my mind. Ncvcrttiels2&&, he rclu.sed tt ' • DEAR BOILING: Tell your the thought that one of our Terr at (hI' has a:sin! I tried $7.99 UP 1 : La.st week when Nell called to tell inc to meet Terry at the bus, daughter that she is NOT to the chance to say that I made a she was irritated, I Pt-Us' SPARKLING WITH RAINBOW FIRE. I , the weekend Naturally I tlws's did. for pass at her!" 'lIIUi on that I again, out I 4L )~J ON 68-Wanted to B 71-Antiques M.rchandLs, 5-MSceIlane 1; I ___________ ___________ - ti her but I couldn't reach her. Now I'm stuck. How can I get of be ing a weekend sitter for my grandchild when it's not convenient? With her sen di ng telegrams and not answering her phone, I'm OVCF a uiirrt.i, BOILING IN ld JOLLA I Bring This Ad Bring this certificate and $4.99 plus tax and tie - I wUiD,',i. SI T $4.51 each ,,, ,,,. u to inform was going away' he stayed with the kids. lie I 1` Z ,-' LADIES'2 CARAT NFORDINc. . ______________________ _________________ 4w I 1 acre iot on River Road. zoned for mobile homes. Asking $7,500. Call 6M ________ I I -. - - Osteen \\ - ________ - 43-4.ots-Acreage . .1 OaN ' ' .1 •k .,.__.. illit... ------,------p.uu xwvp muir real s In th, vault and weer these and th.l, fri don't kflQW the difference. Scme of these rings talc foe IaNI5ti I2I.ØO. A' ttntSet I.- Cl Ke,tt I'•.O.L, t4 I Chihuahua puppies, AKC. tiny toy. I weekS, thotL wormed, $85 to $100. h0365 50 51 ______ Street L,qhls i ' SMALL $4 LAhOC II - ft 1 295 Nervous alwaNs said, "No ~Llung punk had made plans to go away for structing you to meet her child with hut pants will ever have the weekend myself. 1 could tell at the bus. And furth ermore, U Cash 322.4132 % " IDYLLWILDE HOMES - Hubby phoning her came home my' husband made ME drive the sitter home while -- - 4) I __________________ 42-bde Homes Large Wooded Lobs' P.i.ed SIee,t Sewers' 11 W 1__ -) ) '--- ------------ $1 395 I 11Z "F 171 I _1__W9C7'1 - Ave., 322 1121 ,- Life In I , - KIU I'm FABULOUS RING 95 wanted. Hi way 16 Aufion ___________________ Galleries, 3224972 3 BR. 74' e 61' Barrington, VA loans available ___________ '' . Makes in the house with the 13-year-old Quakers A Cash for Antiques. Consignments Ev es 322 1587. 372 1179 2OlE2SthSt ____________ - . through lunches Monday Friday and brunch on Sundays. --' - . - ' - l sitter prompts this letter. When our children were small many years ago, my husband and I had sitters occasionally, 1)1(1 no matter what time we I c.45' . i . . Gr-r-r-r!" The Heritage Inn serves (lillat want to leave him alone '1mPbelt's Podlc Pad-'Complete professional grooming 7167 Park Assistance,- ______________ -. PlCLSONSFLOIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 60) Celery Ave 65-Pets-Supplies - - - - ' I 339 4.416 loll Ire* from Sanford Multiple Listing Service RI A(. 10145 I 62-Lawn-Garden Call Us For PersonalIzed Listing ANYTIME BUILDER-DEVELOPER I, COUGAR 1974 TOYOTA HILUX 1 970 MRC. , PI :th itit th" \s'(ltflan who kicked her 24-year-old brother-in-law ! • out of the house beca use she THURS..FRI..SAT..SUN. ' - --:-"'- - ' . . 11976-11C ___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ one," she says, "because you know you're taking in all these nutritional goodies in one glass. '' y 'S 4 DAYS ONLY 1 & chairs, secretarial desks & ______- ' - ' 1973 PONT, VENT, SPRINT i chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, 15 Cash and Carry I NOLL'S CaSseIbcrry. 11 P2. 8)0 1206 - 51, JOHNS RIVER Nice' home at Lemon Blvff. ' FOR INFORMATION CONTACT _____ nncLror I Wood Or Steel desks. e C(utitC desk __ __ - - I - ' 11 1 PLY. FURY III---------------1795 -_ , ECONOMY LAKE MARY 12 Reduced .15000 )i Acre lot. LAKE MARY - Country Club Road Delightful new, custom Georgian MOBILE HOME styled I BR. 2 bath, brick home Casselberry area 1)70313 with large rooms and enormous . I clo%ett A prestige hOrn. n,Ir.rt orde7aiis. - LOCH ARBOR 3BR.2b.th Assumable mortgage IDYLLWILOE- 105 Brentwood Drive, Big and Beautiful! Lovely 4 GONE WITH THE WIND SPECIAL BR. 2 bath executive type home. Large paneled r ec reation room, farm house on 3 acres. A real kitchen In desirable beauty. location, 1 minute to Ma y fair Golf Course. BPP warranted A good HOME INTHECOUNTRY h;' at 149950. $19.00). Will trade torlandor mobile (all Samford s Sa!e Li'acjpr "ome . - and immediate occupancy 1973 Wednesday, Nov. 17, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - drink, as well as the physical B AlIl(,UL VAN 1IUItEN n' cared for OR, U;bam home sits on'a large fenced lei M.,n-, e.xlr.s. BPP warranted. A true buy at 120.000. neighborhood Conventional-5°0 Down - I . I Used Office Furniture - . 2-C) APPLE AND BUTfERNUT SQUASHSOUP 1 small butternut l'rieda Ileliwege is hostess squash (about 1 lb.) learned Ili the short time the been open. "But it makes you 3 tart green apples so nice." ----- - - - &ith Y, CARAT DIAMOND REPRODUCTION, -I' - country New 2. 3 & 4 Bedroom ' Homes - -- . Continued on Page - of , FROM MoPeGe - - . JJ1 114;iII? - 1. Sitter I ceive a REALTOR 64-Equipment for Rent IN TOWN- Hwy. 17 92. commercial __________________________ ___________________ extras BPP warranty. A neat -property bargain at 52300) . . Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Ri.nsen vac WASHINGTON OAKS- 116 McKay RESIDENTIAL LOT- on St. Johns CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 332516) River. . Blvd c i. lea This R OUTH rriidemltlal INC. MLS convenient NORA silnfnrd's newt'st __________ Hal Colbert Realty Drive Secluded 3 BR, I bath on 4l1u' - - - - - - - - Irma Steffan is chief cook. . . I 1972 DATSUN--------------------1 295 I is Stenstrom , - - . 1)00 E 25th St 372 6653 __________________________ 322.209O I 17/2 1 972 PLY. SAT. -------------------- 60-Office Supplies Cottage, S rooms, I bath. 251 S 3rd SO . Lake 'it"are. li'13W. Pnone $30 ... _- can tell the dIfference, You'll be lurpitsed, delighted. and rchandise - I ' - -- ' P _________- 59-Musical - - . - - - - / -'- -' I CLEAN F I LT ER & LA BOR 1972 TOYOTA MARK II ------------$795 ' -'Iv' ' - -'a-- - - I brand now prop, reconditioned Con tinental engine Ready to go WOO. See at 308 W. 131h St.. San • Phone )23il2 ' .' '. parsely. Serves fresh, healthful foods. 'There is A - - - bring to boil. Add cream six. and and an almost immediate psychological be nefit from this --- - , ' ,, - - I. ' '-t. - ''4 In CLIPTHISAD YOU ASK FOR IT - YOU GOT IT Pianos & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm SeCtion Liberal offered Bob Ball's Piano & I ! JOHNS REALTY CO, trades Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W Firif St. BROKERS I Days-3fl 4173 . TAFFER REALTY - I Reg Real Estate Broker 11 Sanford, Fla. ') TRANSMISSION FLUID, I -.- Req. Real Estate Broker GeneratContractor 3226457 121.700 POOL p 3230517 eves WALKER JOHNNY even for you! Reg Real Estate Broker i71 409W. First St. -- _________ M. UNSWORTH REALTY Oulet.OneStory KULP REALTY 2017 S. FRENCH SAN wrqwor J Did. I bath home in good location, ex cellent condition. 1)8.703 VA No down, FHA Low down Studio. I, 213 Bedroom Apts. I I ROBSON MARINE HANDYMAN'S HOUSE. 1025 Santa 327 5961 ____________ - ------St , Sanford. Name your terms. 322 W? before noon or ri;glils only 12' Grasshopper airboat, fully MLS REALTORS . _ __________ 52-ApIiances 7928Hw'y1797 r-- I 45 minutes. Piree Return t& saucepan Operating a r estaurant Is heritage Inn, corner of Park feel so good when the customers 1 me di um onion Sanford because, as Irma things, and the people here are hard work, the two women have Avenue and Third Strect has say they like the food, it'i worth I i tsp. rosemary INCLUDES: QUAKER STATE 49 I -. -" . - . , So they decided to put their -'- -- best offer Broker, 831 0171. much more, Appox 1 acre for It You Quality 4 - and fishing, - - : p-ø'' • grew up and left home, the women found they suddenly had a lot of free time on their hands. 77 TOYOTA NOW IN STOCK. acres. Privacy. Near hospital. 332 55-Boats & Accessories VIA BELLA LAKE MAR (HAM 5173 . --------------. . I ---------On canal with boatdock A beautiful 3 BR. 2 bath ho me you MUST SELL- 2 BR otock. cit. 1972 Skipjack 16', 50 HP P,'ercury outboard, with trailer. $750 or Will be proud to own Large brick ' utIlities 112 Club Road, Sanford 1 973 TOYOTA COROLLA -----------$795 best offer. 323 ;751 Big $500 refrigerator and air tireplace.oversixedgarage, lots. of I They're Hot" PINECREST AREA- 3 BR, 1 bath ifl good condition. Fenced rear yard, and has an extra workshop With plumbing and dec. $73.20) KISH REAL ESTATE INC REALTOR 321 0041 2017 S French Ave.,Sanford - - - _ I 817W. 1st St., Sanford ..I J22 S6ilor 322-2731 after Hrs. ____________________ -_______________________ KENMORE WASHER - Parts. Service U'ed machines I (). LAKE MONROE- Mayfair. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 323 06 91 I Spacious. custom 3 BR, 2 bath. liv, _____________________ ~Iwm "Get Em While Chuck Moore. _____________________ . 0 - ____ ____ hobby to work for them, and explained, "We like its old ope n a restaurant. They chose fashioned air. We like oldtimey ---------- after 3 pm Reg Real Estate Broker SALES RENTALS 323.5774 Anytime will finance. 2032 Jefferson Ave 322 077 BALL REALTY alt.KULP REALTY. 322 2335 ___________________________ REALTOR, MLS 57.000 dn • about $160 mo. Owner I per mo. pays Harold Hall Realty anford - 2 BR, CB. air, screened ,porch, double tot.fruit & large oak - -. frees. nice neighborhood 559,930, $ Req. Real Estate Broker 7631S Sanford Ave - ,. blender. WOMEN heavenly perfect for a cozy lunch." Her Heritage Super-Drink reflects her appreciation of fresh squash is I ,- Florida, and Frieda's two sons I _______________________________ I I I For Sale By Owner-S room houSe, Black vinyl padded bar with 3 stools ; also black love seat 321 I 371 0739 eves 327 good condition, new paint and 1,2 3 ) 322064$ __ _?281 _______________________________________ 0156 after 1 p.m carpet, (i furnished Good - ________-________ I W. GARNET T WHITE C,OVERNMEN I HOM6S $100 Like new, colonial style concrete Neighborhood Fruit trees. PrIC I down 518.000 up. ed to sell Phone 371 0171 Chest of drawers, maple. $30 small block home, low down payment. Reg Real Estate Broker I Carpeted, 3 OR, l'2 baths, car ____________________________ 3 drawer ch.'t. 120. couch. s.s JOHN KRIDER,ASSO( coffee & I en(1 table. $30 32) 2631 I VETERANS-- No down payment 7524 Park Or Realtor •• , q. reason. Another interest 1495 SPECIAL 32383n . SRS' I ml East I 4 Gold couch and chair, $195. full size bed, $100. lioth 6 months old, like WITT REALTY - Combine all Ingredients: simmer broth whether It be with butternut squash for a soup in which "the contrast of tart green apples and sweet _______ this COUNTRY tURN. DISTRIBUTORS Req. Real Estate Broker, 371 0610 , freak " - she chicken with sauerkraut or in a co pete. Irma co mbines apples _______ _______ _______________ I i tap. majorarn F'rleda. added attraction, _ -:' - and love Florida's climate for TRANSMISSION SERVICE _______ NEED A HOME' $100 down payment to qualified buyers 3 BR, 1' baths. central heat; refurbished As low as $18,000 - -- - with voices still attractively accented, both women enjoy ECONO I - _ l*by, but when Irma's son went off to the University of SANFO RD SEWING CENTER Ti-ic Old Singer Store Lot size. 75' x 123' 119500 - - Coo preservatives and food 2 slices white bread that Is cooked in advance and 1 tsp. salt frozen until needed. "It must be L4 tsp. pepper L1 cup heavy cream fresh," she vows. Frieda offers a selection of parsley recipes where apples are an __________ _ k ing ir dislikes _________ . _____ they have in : common is cooking. Up until -rt"cntl' it had been Just a liv manager, 322 9111 or see at NEW HOME -- Out of town area 3 BR. 1 bath, central heat, range cooks, - $ 6 Call credit I payme*lls of area 1.49 303 2 ___________ __________ _________________________________ 1 added Irma isa "fresh their - ___________________________ _______ ______ bur' a13d Frieda In Hamburg h.heyttave been in the States so long now,they regardthis as home. Dark eyed and cheerful, I ________ _____________ __________ ff'1 _____ Both women were born In Irma in NurernGermany swimming, boating it," . is Ilellwege and dark beer feature in their favorite recipes. _________ T he eS Steffan is Germany. The flavors of sauerkraut, apples, potatoes ___________________ ______________________________ and 3 lots. 120.000; house and 6 Irma for these two talented __________________________ Classified Ads Gets Results game room, utility shed on cement ____ of a ii c .• country ____________________________ _________ _________ TWO PLUS I WO 15 FOUR And That's A Fact! _____________________________ __________________________ - - E ii I ci\Io r sprinkled with flavors - _____________________ - r- ally Ii i the Old f - as names suggest, the Old Country _______ DYNAMIC PROPERTIES s v Ilardwicti. Broker Dellon4, 668 6611 cooking Frieda and - 518.000 By Owner - Newly panted. 3 years young 3 *314, 2 bath, living room, dining room paneled family room. large utility room. 7 car garage Privacy yard S33..0O. 323 The -- _ home. completely furnished extras galore. A real must see. - ', ci Women 's ___ _________________________ r I'A'TTF.SON Editor ByJF.AN - _____________________________ DELTONA- Immaculate 2 BR 7017S FrenchAve .Sanford 1: e - _________________________ - ' Ftlincyhuie. 590 ner rrOnth, 5',, ctamaoe Sincjlepr couple .N pc's 2273*17 after 5.30. - en - KISH REAL ESTATE INC. REALTOR 321 0041 _____________________________________________ Sale - _______________________ - 80-Autos for - 1014 " Unfurn 3 OR, central heat, kitchen REALTORS-130 6061 equipped. Also I BR HAROLD ORANGE BLVD -7 OR. 2 ba th and Eves. 373 3619 an extra large kitchen Has a bove HALL REALTY, REALTOR. 2606 ground near new pool Extra work Get plenty of prospects - - Ad S. Hwy 17 97. Sanford Shop With plumbing and elect. vertise your product or service in -. Oversized lot the Classified Ads 33-Houses Furnished -.________ I- 78°° - __ _ __ - Lake Mary- 3 BR. 1', bath i home's. U.der 125.000 with lei* than 1730 down. Government funding. By builder. 831 16.49. Equal Housing Opgortunity. . 18.7 OR Apts .excellent location, all I -- 76A-Auto Repairs 442. 4 speed, runs on chop frame. 12' over 1968 0th ItO Gal fuel tank. 5a full kerosene. Exiert Mechanics. All ork 1966 BS front end, rebuilt engine, rewired. SS9S 323 guaranteed Reasonable prices 25 on iron stand. good condition. 332 __. nst'tg Will trade for yrs.experience. Moxley's Garage, 6183 Classified Ads stock motorcycle or make offer. 2539 Park Or 372 3955. Bill MOVE MOUNTAINS 323 8047 Will Paint Refrigerators. Bowers, Operator Of merchandise daily Lawn Furniture, etc. ___________________________ ______________________ '70 HONDA 450 ROSALIA AVE Nice 3 BR. I bath 373 1910 LITTLE SALESMAN IN PR INT Best otter over $350 home in old settled neighborhood, 1973 Super Beetle That's a Class tied AdI large corner lot. Only 118.600 with fl. 2651 Af ter 3p m must Sacrifice $1393 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. ------------------__________ FHA financing available. 831 8782 _________ Counter tops. Sinks Installation 77- Autos Wanted -------available Bud Cabell 322 0052 PINECREST - Cozy 3 BR, 1 bath 79-'-Trucks.Trajlers I973pintowagOn,air.radiO $l000or anytime. home Out of state owner says best offer Call Rick. 3322611 Cit BUY JUNK CARS from S'O to $30 -- ...,...., "Salt $19,300. 68 before S Call 322 1621 after 1 p.m. International Travelall, 1969. good E'arn extra cash for Christmas condition. $300 or besI offer. 332 shopping. Sell those items you no Classified Ads will always give you POOL HOME Now is the time to DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Oil) longer need With a Quick Action Much . Much More than more btjI 3 BR, 2 bath. Beautiful home, Hwy 92, 1 mile weSt of Speedway, Want Ad in the Evening Herald 'poti expect excellent location $36.00). Daytona Beach will hold a Public Drywall spray rig. 7 ton Chevy . AUTO AUCTION every Saturday - USED Restaurant & Bar Equip. truck, in use every day. good BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACE night at 7 30 It's the on ly one In ;te'am Table. Trays. S S Sink with MORE CAS H condition (305) 1840130 Executive home. 4 BR, 3' 2 baths, 1 Florida You Set the reserved orainboard MiSC. 332 2770 For Wrecked or Junk year old. Am ities too numerous 1972 F 100 pickup, I wheel drive, price No charge Other than $5 to describe. 849.000. Diiiette Suite with 6 chairs; Fold a new 1000 tires, tess than 30.000 registration fee unlCSS vehicle Cars & Trucks y.'ay Cot; Refrig; Gas Stove, etc. . miles. 323 8691 after 1 p.m. Id Call 904 233 8311 for further Any yCIr thri, 1916 n;odi'ls PAINT UP FIX UP Handyman Best offer. 8)1 8662 -details week. Call loll free I ____________________________ i99 Chevrolet Pickup ton. PB, Sp.eclal. 3 BR older 7 story home s, auto trans. v i , camper top. Lease Datsun including Z d15 and 041 cor ner lot in nice neighbor hood . Mediterranean china closet, round table & 6 chairs; desk; I H 78.13 00 cash firm 3726650 Owner motivated Will give truckS. For information call n 78-WKtorcycles and 2 L.60 IStires and wheels. 332. terms 1)2.500 Ray or lacy. Mink, 831 1310 ) $6c'9 80-Autos for Sale MAKE PAYMENTS.. '72d 77 kAwAsAxi73 Wm. H. StemperReattor 19" 7'enith Color TV $173 26" Huffy -Good Condition -. '13 Models Call 323 8570 or su Riding Mower, 1150, tIC 5 Frpnrh 332 4991 1605 Dealer Phone 321 0013 1975 Corvette. oi'aflge, I Top. Evcs. 327 1196, 322 116.4, 322 1984 . Motorcycle Insurance I loaded Call alter S pm. 3fl 01411964 Nova I dr Station wagon, I 1-Household GoOdS BLAIR AGENCY Lake Mary- Country home on current sticker, needs front end 1910 Mustang 302. 1 speed. custom _____________________ 7710 323 3866 or 32) I _____________________________ wooded tot Spanish Stucco) BR, I work, S16S 322258 I. paint, 11595 3)2 0694 bath with family room and FUTURA SINGER Transferred Mu'l Sacrlce!t.ow. 3 OR, I', bath, cent 'cat & a;r,' low down payment. 3 BR, 2 bath carpeted. clo%rts galore. enclosed Must see inside to appreciate. garage, utility rm fenced back Very clean Let's talk 131 43l yard large corner lot For Sale or P.nt 37) 37813 Altamonte Pool Home- 3 BR. 2 bath, family room, screened Winter SprIngs Immaculate) BR. porch. 7 car garage with workshop 2 bath with many extras Must see area, central heat ar. carpetS, to appreciate Call 377 0831 drapes. fenced yard 3 yrs like new By owner. 323 7367. Over 10.000 people are reading this ad Don't you wish the item you have for sale was liSte'd here? 2 Story-- .4 BR. 2'2 baths. Recreational facilities. $59,90) -____________________________ JENNY CLARK. Realty, Realtor, SANFORD- 3 BR. 1' bath, central 322 191. A & H. very private 121.900 Will sell PHA. VA low down or assume By Owner-- Cozy Bungalow Lge peesent loan Wooded Lot at Park Lake. 2 BR. & HUD FHA VA repossessions. all Sewing rm All new Interor A H areas, tram $103 down Low 520's 327 9146 or 373 0197 eves wk end, CRANK CON- ST REALTY L$kP Mars,-- Unfurn 2 BR, I bath Adults only ftp pets. $163 month Plus electric. 373 0891 50-Miscellaneous for Sale ---------- - - - Cooks Of The Week _________________ J 'I1 1Q2 I - ' - .. -- - - ----- - 520 S. Maple Ave, Ph. 322-0500 Sanford ____ ______ .- - . . - I 14 �IC-Ev e ning Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 17, 17 VVflIfl9 flrlkA, 3r1TUFU, Prepare Ahead ,. 1 Apple Rolls .:._ Deliciously New "a ('IRAPED I 00A DRINK 's cup fresh spinach juice a cup fresh carrot juice 1 tsp. wheat germ An I tbs, Tiger's milk 1-2 cup fresh pineapple. KRAFT SLICED SINGLES - WHOLE GREEN BEANS------- CAN WHOLE YAMS-----------17O1.CAN44 C - LESULUR EARLY FROZEN FOODS 62 BAG BABY LIMAS----------58 48c PEAS or CORN ---M POT PIES _SAVE ft - 20c POTATO CHIPS------------ SAVE lic HEINZ SWEET I OZ. JAR 11 MIXED PICKLES----------- SAVE 17c BIRDSEYE POLY BAG MIXED VEGETABLES :t7~ ,~ _ HOLIDAY TREATS a MINCE, APPLE, CHERRY, LEMON MERINGUE AND CREAM PIES or ARE until tender, being careful not to cook too soft or they will break. This Is often used f open apple tart. AVAILABLE IN 9 INCH I4&JTTFRM1LI( RAKING MIX 4 07 715; BROWNIE SUPREME MIX --------78c BISQUICK------------ _1.O8 STUFFING MIX -------- ..58 PEPSI COLA POTATO BUDS a I'NOLDS Ii 3 HEAVY DUTY - ON SPECIAL ORDER BROWN 'N' BAG A LARGE ASSORTMENTOF HOLIDAY DECORATED CAKES, CUPCAKES, COOKIES E ON SALE DAILY. SOFT DRINKS--------zs!_26c. SAVE DOG FOOD------------.07 CAN BOTTLES 28c udweiàej. FAIRWAY DELICATESSEN INVITES YOU TO BE A GUEST AT YOUR OWN PARTY KRAFT 7 OX. JAR SAVE Sc MARSHMALLOW CREME-------- 46 12 CHOCOLATE MORSELS--------1.1.08 NESTLE'S J:. 01. PKG. SAVE Ilc - IT IS REALLY NO PROBLEM FOR YOU JUST CHECK WITH ANY OF OUR DELI PARTY MANAGERS. THEY HAVE COMPLETE INFORMATION ON LUNCH MEAT AND CHEESE PARTY PLATTERS, SALADS. RELISH TRAYS. SAP:nWIcHES AND COOKED MEATS. WE EVEN SUPPLY PAPER PLATES, NAPKINS. FORKS AND CONDIMENTS FRESH - .. 280 ______ _____ _________ CELERY soNcH "GOOD TIMES" NO. 1 PARTY PLA TTER O&IVE LOAF. BAN 10 LOAF. DELUX LOAF, BOLNA OLD FASHION LOAF. COOKED SA LAMI. MUENSTER CHEESE. YELLOW 6 AMERICAN WHITE CHEESES. NOSUBSTITUTIOHS PLEASE PER PERSON 1 79 "HAPPY TIMES" NO. 2 PARTY PLATTER BOILED HAM. HARD SALAMI. TURKEY iou,. CHICKEN ROLL. SPICED HAM.CNOPPIDIIAM. CHEESE , YELLOW I WHITE AMERICAN CHEESES , SWISS AMERICAN CHEESES MUENSTER - NOSUBSTITUTIC!1S PLEASE PER PERSON] .99 PIftifArt U UI U GOLDEN BANANAS I GEORGIA RED SWEET POTATOES------------ for your Party... HO$UTiTUT4 PLEASE PER PERSON FRESH SNAPPY COOK WITH SOME BACON POLE BEANS________ . 2.49 9495 SERVES ABOUT III - 55 IVIS A$0u7 9995 SERVES 24 0 _____ i _____________________________________________________________________ MAN5IZEO WFI L TRIMMED T. BONE STEAK 1 .68 I 1* LB "Ie819I LB EVERYONE'S FAVORITE GOOD TRIM DELMONICO STEAKS 11.58 1 .58 LB FROZEN 2 Dlvd.nd Certificate c ot 00 g 5110 d1fldCOs4iOnofeachStou - - 30 Cash D'vuiend coupons on 4 DUNCAN HINES SIISCI $1.08 N.Y. STRIP STEAK LB $1 • SIRLOIN TIP ROAST AU OffEIID DIVIDENDS (VERY WIEXI _ CASH DIVIDEND BONUS MARTHA WHITE Sc FLOUR - S LBS. BAG 68 , IC 98 LB. FULL PINT LB CASH DIVIDEND SOFT BONUS WEVE "I DIVIDEND BONUS ORE YE RS BATHROOM ICE CREAM TISSUE HALF HALLON ROLL PACK 'LIO CASM 'O(NU CUTIa,CATI fH I IIUIO CASH 01. 1 0140 C(Nl',CAtt p.. 9 -A _,01111111111 cup creamed cottage cheese Ili teaspoons blue cheese 112 teaspoons chopped parsley 12 teaspoon chopped chives t o teaspoon salt '-i 1, teaspoon pepper Scrub potatoes, dry and prick with a fork. Bake in 425 degree F. oven 55 to 65 minutes, until soft. While potatoes are baking, place remaining ingredients in container of electric blender. Cover and process until smooth. When potatoes are cooked, remove from oven and cut an in the top with a fork. Then push some of the potato up with slight pressure of the ringers on the side of the potato. Spoon 2 tablespoons topping over each potato. Yield: 4 servings. 125 calories per serving, 35 calories for topping. "s" La FRESH WHOLE PREMIUM 33c FRYERS EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ( LB BONELESS - LB EYE ROUND ROAST LB 1e6 8 $ 188 $ S ARMOUR * TESTENDER BONELESS NEW YORK STRIP LOIN UCIDI*RiPPEU $' I LB FEATURES ARE GOOD THRU 88 WEDNESDAY, NOV 21.1114 LU 68 TENDER BONELESS THESE SPECIAL - - AVG WT-916 S GROUND $ 2.08 BEEF IS PCT LEAN 984 CUBE STEAKS 1,08 BEEF STEW CASH - t 4 CUT-UP FRYERS LB 1.48 LB 1.38 50 GET UP TO IlLI FREE CASH DIVIDENDS WITH COUPONS BELOW r11L i 1 448 1°!J CASH DIVIDEND BONUS --- FRE C &%, I,,. Pu 4(4*11 FREi' Ol.ODtNO , , OIl,(3fl.)'OM, (*114 *1151 1 141 '. 01 ' ANY BRAND MILK CIGARETTES NiT I 154,L(Ø CASH Q14 I i'1 K Al I P11 ITJ. 01'.Q NI I These Party Punches WINE .0010, C.000 1I0 (*1,, CtIUIH'CAtI 'IN 'Ic. Good Things Go Into OuPO'. AND T,.I P01.14*110 'ALP GALLON 01 MAONUM t.24 I AUc'% 11411, 'SO. (I 'S HONEY BUNCH PUNCH BONUS HOMOGENIZED Punch - good, nutritious drink (0010 ,41 CASH DIVIDEND ONE GALLON JUG Honey Bunch "I 15FREE' '15FRE (ASI *1114 0II0C',0 U ,'I.'. (*'.. 1., (0.11014 AND t,,I PUIICHAIL 0 ANT till '.*t'.IUTTIUS*Ll. CANNED HAM (CJPON 0000 THlu 1,1), ls 0.0,0 COuPONI ,.T., AlSO T.4.P,I(HAII OP TURKEY ', (2010'S 1.000 IsliA 512* CARTON Pee IT11A - COMBINATION PACK PREMIUM FRESH LB 4 potatoes 2978 $ LB REALLY TENDER BONELESS - 5.wi.pi oo. a sac .',e io. - cw . 38 STUFFING MIX CAKE MIXESis 02. BOX each . When roo check c.4 pres.nl on. Med C Dte'dend C•IIIIICJIS for each spec,aI you YOU ECONOPAK $ LB LB TURBOT FILETS LB 'a cup milk 2 tbs butter or margarine "a cup finely chopped green pepper 2 lbs finely chopped onion 1 cup 4 ouncesI shredded Cheddar cheese 1 tps salt 'a tps pepper YIELD: 4 servings. BAKED POTATO COEUR D'ALENE $ BONELESS WELL TRIMMED FRESH SPANISH MACKEREL I BREAST QUARTERS large mixing bowl. Beat in egg, Milk and butter; beat until smooth. Stir in remaining LB FAMILY PACKS 3 LBS OR MORE AP PA L AC H ICOLA MIXED PARTS scoop out potato without breaking skin. Place potato In a FLAVORFUL WELL TRIMMED ARMOUR * LUNCH MEATS SPECIAL SALE C9C BOLOGNA. BEEF BOLOGNA, PKG COOKED SALAMI. PICKLE £ PIMENTO SPICED LUNCHEON. OLD FASHIONED 'u--SOUSE AND HAM £ BACON PKG FRESH OYSTERS 4c SPLIT BROILERS I4a 95 .tA5EO1Df1A$$45pOSSI5LEptC%up*ED$(SOAyNiO, LB SIRLOIN STEAK LB OF MEAT (001 01 14000 11411, NOc I , cooters CI'VCAIB ABOUT $ ____ ________________ ______________ 38 BONUS 3•Paste 3 OTS. DRESSING 1 015. GRAVY I QT. GRAVY LB. CASH - 14 TO 16 LBS. SIZE lB TO 20 LBS. SIZE I OTS. DRESSING ___ DIVIDEND l,PicM . 1.58 1 48 $1 e68 BONELESS LB, How to use FAIRWAY'S THANKSGIVING TURKEY - ________ - YELLOW ONIONS ------- 3LBS. BAG 44c FAIRWAY WILL ALSO ROAST YOUR 2 OTS. DRESSING I 07. GRAVY 14 ALL PURPOSE COOKING YOU SAVE NOUNS OF PREPARATION AND CAN DEVOTE MORE TIME TO S I UP YOUR BUFFET. AND BE A PERFECT HOSTESS, ENJOY OUR NICELY DECORATED CHEFSE BALLS , RELISH TRAYS, FINGER SANDWICHES. FRIED CHICKEN PLATTER. SWEDISH MEAT BALLS. CHICKEN DRUUETTEL AND 10 TO 12 LBS. SIZE - WHITE POTATOES------10 LBS. BAG . EACH PLATTER STYLE ROAST BEEF. SAKID HAM. HARD SALAMI. INCLUDES YOUR CHOICE OF ONE OR TWO SALADS. TURKEY ShAlT. CORNED BEEF. PASTRAM I PROVOLO$41. HOFFMAN CHEESE. IMPORTED SWISS. WHITE B YELLOW AMERICAN CHEESES. - -- LB. ALL PURPOSE SERVE WITH SEALTEST SOUR CREAM "FESTIVE TIME" NO. 3 PARTY PLATTER - - -- '-a. - FRESH PLENTY $ PORTERHOUSE STEAK MARSHMALLOWS VI 1 38) 138 _____________ BUTT IIIts1j FRESH PORK CENTER CUT LOIN CUT CHOPS CENTER CUT RIB CUT CHOPS LOIN CUT PORK ROAST RIB CUT PORK ROAST FRESH CUT LEAN PORK STEAKS . ----- JHINDQUARTERS 3 WINGS W GIBLETS LB MIXED PARTS LEGS OR BREASTS RUMP ROAST RIB ROAST STUFFED POTATOES 4 potatoes I egg GOLD KIST PREMIUM ARMOUR * WELL TRIMMED KRAFT JET PUFF SAVE lic • •• • U - CANS . HORMEL CURE SI BUFFET BONELESS HAMS L8 2.49 ATLANTA 3 LB CAN POLISH HAM p5.98 HILLSHIRE FARMS KNOCKWURST, MElTS. KEILBASSA 481c LB. 18 TO 22 LBS. TESTENDER BEEF PLUS DEPOSIT 6-12 OZ. - OTHER TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY,MEATS THAT YOU WILL FIND AT FAIRWAY ARE . SWIFTS BUTTERBALL TURKEYS, STUFFED TURKEY, CAPONS. DUCKS, GEESE. CORNISH GAME HENS , TURKEY BREAST AND BAKING HENS. 98 16 oz. FROZEN TURKEYS LB . - TOM tL'I'1'L'A LB 1 8PACK CYCLE NEW SAVE 1c p1.19 - leaf thyme Scrub potatoes, dry and prick with a fork. Bake in 425 degrees F. oven 55 to 65 minutes, until soft. Immediately cut slice from top of each. Carefully scoop out potato without breaking skin. Place potato in a large mixing bowl. Beat in egg, milk and butter; beat until smooth. Stir in remaining ingredients. Pile potato mixture into shells. Bake in 350 degrees F. oven 25 to 30 minutes. YIELD: 4 servings. SUN VALLEY USDA GRADE HYDE PARK tps dried leaf basil Scrub potatoes, dry and prick with a fork. Bake in 425 degrees F. oven 55 to 65 minutes, until soft. Immediately cut slice from top of each. Carefully Ingredients. Pile potato mixshells. Bake in 350 degrees F. oven 25 to 30 minutes. to tsp pepper tsp dried - to ture into L GAUGE POPS UP WHEN THE TURKEY'S READY DEEP DOWN. REYNOLDS. TURKEY SIZE SHASTA COLA AND FLAVORS NO DEPOSIT - • a SMOKED SAUSAGE COPELAND FRESH LINK BREAKFAST SAUSAGE REGULAR ALUMINUM FOIL ------ SAY! fc-_66C 10 INCH PIES ARE AVAILABLE LZ BETTY CROCKER 21 fl7 BETTY CROCKER INSTANT I4i0Z SIZE FRUIT STOLLEN onion 1 tsp. salt 10 TO 22 LBS. CRANBERRY SAUCE-------ilI OZ. cA436c STOVE 101' p1.29 PUMPKIN PIES------ DEEP crumbled to cup chopped parsley 2 tbs finely chopped NORIEST'S MAGIC COOKING KRAFT PURE FRUIT II 01. SAVZ 1k ¶°°*." PUMPKIN CUSTARD PIES --------- -UOZ. ----- 68 68c STRAWBERRY PRESERVES-------- 88 EXTRA LARGE ooz. 71' RS. SMITH'S FROZEN DAILY I 38c LAY'S TWIN PACK oz. LARGE DOZEN 69' NORBEST - THE TURKEY THAT BASTES ITSELF WITH FLAVOR - WHILE ROASTING. r.ARoc, #C SWEET PEA S ______,__r____ iive P3 CAIN k584~ BIRDSEYE sor. CUP COOLWHIP--------- ____ cooked, drained and 28 TROPICANA HALF GALLON JUG - 4 potatoes 1 egg 3 tbs milk 2 tbs butter or margarine 6 slices bacon, DINNER ROLLS -------------- PKQ.5 TRAPPY'S ORANGE JUICE------ ___.... - - Nornesi. FLAVRPAC BLUE LAKE AMERICAN CHEESE__u.p!...__92c C BACON AND PARSLEY STUFFED POTATOES A REAL SUCCESS AT EVERY MEAL LAST YEAR MERITA PULL- A. PART COTTAGE CHEESE_!.A.y!2.!_1 .38 H oliday Taste To Treasure - MEDIUM EGG For Holiday Meals 01111 1AAA Young Turkey STOCK UP ON THESE FEATURES BREAKSTONE 2 LBS. Preserved Grapefruit Peel - GRADE A FLORIDA FAIRWAY FARMS SOUR CREAM -------------38c BIRDSEYE POLY Pass Rum Cream Sauce with grape-filled baked apples for light, attractive fall dessert FlavorBasted WITH YOUR HOLIDAY BUDGET! SAVE - 1 38" SEA TT 5 01. CUP 4.2 111 ;Jk A; ' -- We've come upon an a bso- inner white mmbrane so only lutely lovely new preserve ec- the thin yellow rind is left. Coyipe -one weve never found In es the rind sections wi th water, any cookbook. And ow- coliee- bringtoaboUandsimmerunfl tion of cookbooks is large. rind is tender - about 20 It's timely these days be- minutes. Drain. Cut rind in cause it makes ise of the pi eces, mak ing as many of grapefrui t peel usually thrown them as you can about -ineh away. wide and about 2 inchs long. We md this preserve may be ( This size helps give this peeused several delightf ul ways, serve great appea1. and we've suggest ed these at Into t he large, clean saucethe end of the reirwa nn t,wn th. .,,.,. ..,ia t£Z L. r ........ '4 SYRUP-PRESERVED cu ps water, the lemon juice, GRAPEFRUIT PEEL ginger, cinnamon sticks and 4 medi um or large grapefruit clove bag. Cook over moderate 3 cups sugar heat, .rring constantly, unI' teaspoon salt sugar dissolves. Add prepared cup lemon juice rind and brIngtca Lod; simsncr 's cup short slivers of until syrup reaches ) degrees candied ginger, not on a candy thermometer packed down about 35 minutes. Remove Two 3-inch cinnamon cinnamon sticks and clove bag. sticks Off heat, at once ladle into '' 16 whole doves tied in a pint, wide-mouth canning jai'á cheesecloth bag to within "a-inch of rim. Seal. Wash and dry grapefruit. On Label and store inacoolplace. each, with a &naIl. sharp knife Makes three 8.'ounce jars. make 4 equidistant lengthwise Ways to i&seSyrup-Preserved cuts, from stern to bottom, - Grapefruit Peel: through entire peel. Wi th a butTop grapefruit halves with ter knife, gently loosen peel at some of It and serve as dessert. stem ends. With your fingers. Useitasatoppingforacompull off the sections of peel - pole of silcul oranges aruiba. there will be 16 In all. (Refrig- nanas. crate the remaining grapefruit Spoon some of it into the cayand use for compotes and-or ilies of home-style canned salads.) peaches orpoacbed fresh pear In a large sa ucepa n bring the halves. sections of peel, covered with Serve it with plain buttered water, to a boil: simmer 20 cinnamon toast; or with toasted minutes; drain. With a st urdy English muffins or crum pets or metal spoon scrape off all the hot biscuits. cup California I FAIRWAY S NEW LOWER PRICES WILL HELP DAIRY Cover the casserole and cook on with other 12 GRAPE-ORANGE CRANBERRY RELISH 1 lb. (4 cups ( fresh C ra n be rries Ulu BLUE BONNET POUND QTRS quartered) and one slice onion. apple 1 lb. (4 cups fr es h Cranberries 1 cup sugar THE I APFELSCHEIBEALS KOMPOfl (Compote of sliced apples) Peel, core and quarter a quarter pound of apples, then cut the quarters in half. Put 2 cabed tbs. butter In saucepan with lisp, honey Put all ingredients in blen- three-quarters cup sugar, a der; blend well aoout two little chopped lemon peel, 2 or 3 tsp. c-urrants,acda little grated minutes. Makes one drin k. cinnamon. Cook the slices of SHRIMP HERITAGE (;RAI'E-CRANBERRY RELISH Potatoes Go Fancy I E In medium saucepan, combine all ingredients except grapes. Bring to a boil. Cook over medium heat, uncovered, 10 minutes, stirring occasion al ly. Stir in grapes; heat through. Cool. Serve chilled, to accompany meat course. Combine soft vanilla ice cream with dark ruin. Spr in kle with nutmeg or cinnamon. Spoon over the warm apples. Scauce 9 PRICES IN EFFECT THURSDAY. NOVEMBER It THRU WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 157 BANQUET S OZ. MEAT 3 lbs. hotter 3 seallIoi, cleaned and finely chopped I gr een pepper, chopped cream 2 tbsp. dark rum Nutmeg or cinnamon ice (reci pe follows) W as h and core the apples, making a large center hole for the grapes. Mix together the grapes, sugar, nuts, co rn syrup, rum and Ill the apple ho llows with this mixture. Bake In 350 degree oven 45 minutes or until appl es are tender. YOURS FOR A '1 I MARGA RI1N grapes, halved and seeded Californi a P-. Cups soft Vanilla TRADITIONAL brisk fire until sauerkraut and apples are tender. Then add a pinch salt, pinch sugar. sprinkling of caraway seed and two finely grated potatoes. Cock a few minutes longer. HERITAGESUPER- -' Cooks deep meat pan, season with gratin dishes, which have been salt and a little pepper, add buttered. Sprinkle bread sliced carrot.sand sliced onions, crumpson top and brow'nunder pow melted butter over all and broiler a few minutes. cook for half an hour until SAUERK RAUT MIT evenly browned on all sides. APFFI Pour beer over meat, add bay Place 2 lbs. sauerkraut in leaf and cloves, cook unt il meat ear thenware casserole with 4 Ls tender, basting frequently. •.,. ,.. 1 c.,,, .i., WLCl, .... -, When done, place meat on hot or 4 apples (peeled, cored and tbs. flow- and pow over meat. RUM CREAM SAUCE California grapes halved and seed ed '. cup chopped walnuts 1 tbsp. corn syrup I tbsp, dark rum 1 whole orange, quartered and seeded 1 2 cup sugar 3 cups Cal if ornia grapes (about 113 lbs.), halved 1 pkg. 1 2 ounces) chopped pecans or walnuts Grind cran be rries and orange through f in e blade of food choppe r or chop finely in blender. Pour mixture into a bowl, add sugar and let stand 10 minutes to allow juices to form. Toss gra pes and nuts together with cranberry. orange mixture. Cover and chill un til serving time. Serve as a relish with meat course. Makes about 6 cups. '2 _ in dis~, strain the sauce, stir in Makes 4 servings. 112 cups fresh Rum Cream raisins 1 cup water t o cup vinegar 1' tsp. gi ng er 2 cups (about 1 lb.) Sauce. 4 baking apples - Continued from Page 1-C) 1 lb. shrimp, cleaned KALBSBRATEN salt and pepper MIT BIER li tsp. Tabasco sauce i Roast Veal with Beer) 4 tbsp. flour f ' cup white wine larding fat t 2 cup heavy cream 2 or 3 carrots 6 tbs. bread crumbs 3 onions Melt butter; add scallion and 1 cup German green pepper. Saute about 3 brown beer minutes. Add shrimp and saute Ibayleaf another 4 minutes. Season with 2 cloves salt, pepper and Tabasco. I tbs. flour Sprinkle flow- over all and mix butter well. Add white wine and heavy salt and pepper cream, bring to boil, then Place meat, which should be sirnmer2minutes. closely larded wi th larding fat Divide into six small au Serve with Rum Cream BAKED APPLES --' Captured By 13 Festivity Add Fall -. ALL FAIRWAYS BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING ANKSGIVING DAY : Spread By CECILY BROWNSTONE 1 4 teaspoon salt Cooks ask us For new recipes ssodated Press Food Editor frozen tendon-free king teaspoon allspice _________________ for spreads to oiler wi th beforePrepare-ahead cooks may t'i-ab teaspoon nutmeg ,' Ii dinner drinks. Th ey say they appreciate these new Th reeto-ounce package frozen teaspoon cinnamon _______________ ___ ___ __________ ___________ often serve cheese or tuna Use Apple Rolls. They may be chopped spinach 1 cup butter or margarine, spreads; they want something served as cake, tea bread with salt melted - -__ 0 _____ "different." 1 tablespoon olive oil cream cheese or pudding with 2 teaspoons vanilla _________ ________________ 1 Well, here's a recipe for a ' lemon or loamy sauce. They're cup finely chopped 2 large eggs, slightly Crab and Spinach Spread that's useful for both family and cornscallion (green onion) beaten _______________ ________________ deliciously new. It was sent by a pony; one roll may be offered 1 clove garlic, crushed _ _______ Grease and flour two 11)OUfld friend who wrote: "I find it 2 tablespoons dry, vermouth as soon as baked, the other tall coffee cans. divine for holiday and all1-3rd cup grated Parmesan 'tored in the refrigerator or ______ through-the-winter cntertaiIn a medium bowl, stir to cheese freezer. . -:c nine. Because it can be put of gether the apple, pecans and ______ Freshly ground pepper to As cake or tea bread, slices together at the last minute, it's ____ taste a roll are good to pack into a sugar. Let stand 1 hour, stirring ______ l teaspoon dried crushed easy to serve hot. The first time _________________________ lunchbox. lithe pudding use in- oft en so mixture makes its own I made it I thought the green oregano terests you and a roll has been juice. onion in it iiilght be a little over' cup commercial sour stored, it may be sliced and reIn a large bowl, st ir toget he r power powering, but none of my cream ('rat, Spinach Spread, served with crackers, makes heated over boiling water, the flour, baking soda, salt, guests agr eed with me. So per. Crackers or sliced crusty These rolls are also excellent allspice, nutmeg and cinnamon. delightful appetizer for holiday dinner Apple Rolls -serve to company or give as gifts haps I was just scnsitive to onrolls for gift-giving. Add apple mixture and stir ion that day." When we tried thoroughly. In an 8-Inch skillet oregano; cook gently for a few inserted in center comes out Serve warin as a cake; or with this spread the first time, we well. Stir in butter and vanilla. Drain canned crab and slice heat the oil; add scallion, minutes. Stir in sour cream and clean THREE-USE APPLE ROIISV Stir in eggs. 1 hour and 15 minutes. a sauce as a pudding; or cold as served it hot; next time around, the large pieces; drain and slice garlic, crab and spinach and heat gently. Serve warm or 4 cups diced -inchi pad Place cans on a wire rack to a teabread, accompanied if you chilled. frozen crab. Cook spinach, cook gently for a few minutes. chilled as a spread for crack. apples Turn Into prepared coffee cool for 10 minutes. Remove like with cream cheese CRABSPINACh SPREAD using '* teaspoon salt, accord- Stir in verah, Parmesan, L ca ns. Tie a 2-inchers. Makes about 2 clips up wide band ( (oil. Turn out onto wire rack. 1 cup coarsely broken Makes 2 rolls. 71 2wce can or ':-pound Ingto package directions; drain teaspoon double foil around the top of pepper and enough for 6 to 8 tasters. pecans each. 2 cups sugar I 3 cups flour Bake in a preheated 325-dePLEASE SHOP EARLY 2 teaspoons baking soda gree oven until cake tester Flavor Of Germany fTEunu.y, 1wv. U, uYIP-JI_ Crab, Spinach Combine - I Grape Baked Apples With rI. 3.301 1.4l..a11 Or SilO Li,, Undliflil NJ 1205 Catry Far Rd Ill W F14DM *,e w P 3.25 S OT I'.Ø A,, 114 S Simsisgi Blvd W P 5.300 SI,,, SL.s R 2530 S QII4IdS All S,nlord • 5111 S OislI5( As t IJII3 1501 N Brm'.ij IlI4mmI • Sure RJ Ill hlt, y Nil'. 4 'S 2 cinnamon sticks. I Can 146 uz4 Pineapplebroken In pieces Grapefruit Juice Drink, Combine juices, water, brown chilled sugar and salt in large 11 , cups Orange Juice, saucepan. Place cloves and chilled cinnamon pieces in cheesecloth 1 bottle 128 0!.) carbonated and tie. Heat to boiling, and water, chilled be simmer 15-20 minutes. Combine Ingredients; serve 14 servings approx. 6 ox. over ice. 14 servings i6 ox. each each PINEAPPLE-ORANGE NOG MULLED HOLIDAY PUNCH 3 cups Pineapple Orange 1 can 46 014 PineappleJuice Drink, chilled I'ink Grapefruit Juice I qt. eggnog Drink 1 pt. vanilla ice cream, * cups cranberrysoftened juice cocktail 1 13 cup water cup firmly packed brown sugar Up. salt 2 Up. whole ,loves Combine ingredients with mixer. Sprinkle with nutmeg just before serving, if desired. 11 servings (approx. 6 ox. each �4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1976 Wednesday, Nov. 17, 117—SC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Vegetables Add Tasty Goodness ACORN SQUASH 2 large acorn squash k i pound bulk sausage 1 medium onion, chopped Quarter rutabaga and place in saucepan, add lightly salted water to cover and boil 40 to 50 minutes or until tender. Drain, cool slightly and remove peel. Place rutabaga in large mixing bowl, add one-fourth cup butter and milk and beat with electric mixer on low speed until smooth. In small skillet melt remaining 1 tablespoon butter, add onion and cook until tender. Add to rutabaga with salt, pepper and tirragon. Beat iii egg yolks. Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry. Fold into rutabaga mixture. Turn into a greased one and one-half-quart baking dish. Bake in 3715degree oven 50 minutes or until mixture puffs and Is lightly browned. Makes 6 servings. 1 small apple, pared and chopped 2 cups shredded green cabbage i teaspoon salt it teaspoon pepper it teaspoon dried leaf thyme 1 teaspoon grated fresh orange rind Cut acron squash in half lengthwise and scoop out seeds and fibers. Place in baking pan, cut side down, and add one-hall inch water. Bake in 4(X)-degree oven for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, break up sausage meat in skillet and cook until LEMON PARSNIPS browned. Drain off all but 2 2 pounds fresh parsnips tablespoons fat. Add onion, Water apple and cabbage; cook until teaspoons salt, tender. Add seasonings and di vided orange rind; mix well. 2 tablespoons butter or Turn squash halves cut side margarine lip and fill centers with cabbage tablespoon sugar mixture. Return to baking pan ,,, teaspoon pepper and bake uncovered in 400- L teaspoon ginger degree oven 30 minutes longer. 2 tables poons fresh Makes 4 servings, lemon juice FRESH RUTABAGA PUFF 3 cups mashed cooked Pare parsnips; cut in yellow rutabaga ii large diagonal slices. Place in medium saucepan, cover with or 2 medium) cup plus 1 tablespoon water and add 1 teaspoon salt. butter or margarine, Bring t. a boil over medium divided heat and simmer 20 minutes, one-third cup milk until crisp-tender. Drain. In one-third cup chopped large skillet, melt butter. Add fresh onion parsnips, remaining threeit teaspoon salt fourth teaspoon salt, sugar, L teaspoon pepper pepper, ginger and lemon juice. i teaspoon dried leaf Cook 10 to 15 minutes, or until tarragon sugar is dissolved and parsnips 4 eggs, separated are tender. Makes 4 servings. I .Il Regular or Cornbread (Stuff Your Turkey with Iti) Pepperidge Farm Stuffing.... Swift's Premium Government-Inspected, Shipped Quick- 'Frozen, Evisc. U.S.D.A. Grad. A I Ducklings................ ..,. Pl ump Tasty $129[ lb Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Loin Si rloin Steak........................... Swift's Premium Pro-Ten Boneless B..! Round $1 Fx Publix the place for produce. 69, Pascal Celery............ Swift's Premium ProTen Small End • Key Club Steak .................... • Cranberries............,. Swift's Premium Pro-Ton Beef Chuck Blade Steak .............. . 994 • Chuck Blade Roost .............. .79 Imperial Oven Roast .......... lb 1' U.S.#1 Florida Sweet Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Juicy Oranges...... 5 -- For Pies, Sauce, or Baking 49 U Swift's Premium ProTen B..! Plate • f ''p..Jl • 1 • i -.----' • I i.i I I .. bag U.S. Fancy 59 59 79 Tasty Tomatoes...... ' 39 - pGOLDMEDALFLOUR -.PLAIN, UNBLEACHED U.S.ølYellow " Cooking Onions.... 3 59c 39 ,i Perfect for Relish Trays, Zesty 1 [: Green Onions ........ 5 b1 . Wi OR SELF-RISING 5-lb. bag $100 Good Raw or Cooked, Canadian r.r'r Tasty Rutabagas.... '\Wlflfl,Wtll,lllIlt.glln1tllu1li21 12 1 11w ETHA For Holiday Dips and Salads, Blue Cheese —I - — , Perfect for Salads, Medium Sie z — -'& • 7 Rome Apples..........3 79 Short Ribs .. ............................ - ti) rapes................ Grapefruit....... 5 is 39 U.S. #1 Florida Whit, or Pink Seedless Swift'sPremium ProT.n Boneless Beef Chuck Shoulder Roast...... l's Add Color to Your Salad with California .e.. Swift's Premium ProTen Beef (English Cut Roost, Bnls.) 39 . Make Delicious Home Mad. Sauce with Ocean Spray Fresh 1 , is ' Stuff with Cream Cheese, Fresh Crisp (Large 24 size) Top Round Steak .................. , 1" FAMILY DINNER Pot Roast with Onions and Carrots Potato Pancakes Salad Fruit Beverage POTATO PANCAKES Adding caraway seed may be new to you. 3 medium baking potatoes I e, slightly beaten 13 cup flour 34 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoon caraway seed 3 cup (about) peanut oil Pare potatoes and place in a bowl of cold water as they are pared. Working with one potato at a time, pat dry and grate coarsely into a bowl containing the beaten egg. Stir in flour, Salt and caraway seed. Into a large skillet pour enough oil to grease heat over generously; moderate heat. For each pancake, add 2 tablespoons batter to the hot oil and spread thin with the back of a spoon. Fry about 3 minutes on each side until golden-brown and cooked through. Add oh as ncedcd. 4 Makes 12 to 14 pancakes servings • I S I, 2.1 ,, m M ar i e's Dressi ng.... I I / • MGreenStamps • sli t (We Also Have Marie's Other Delicious Flavors) Try your lavuril,, squash Now available for your selection Yellow. Zucchini, White. Acorn. / Brittruriui. Hubbard. Turban. Banana. Buttercup :7. 11 16 10 Glad Large Garbage Bogs 30-cf. pkg. I57 5, ------------------------------4 AFTER-SCHOOL TREAT Apple Wedges CheeseSticks Easy Honey Buns Beverage EASY HONEY BUNS Simple enough for youngsters to get ready themselves. Chopped cocktail peanuts Honey is teaspoon ground cinnamon to teaspoon ground coriander 10-package refrigerated EVENING REFRESHER Seafood Mousse PartyRye hiscwL. Cookies Beverage lightly greae 10 iiuffn-pin GLORIA KATZ'S cups (each 2tv by Ili inches,. SEAFOOD MOUSSE From a Lexington, Ky., host- Put 1 teaspoon of peanuts and I teaspoon of honey in each cup; ess. sprinkle with a mixture of the 1 envelope unflavored cinnamon and coriander; add a gelatin biscuit to each cup. Bake in a icup water preheated 40degree oven until 1034-unce can condensed golden-brown about 12 miii-. tomato soup •.r')utd -I-*•ijt.'.i Int.-A-4 .n!:: 8-uice packa. cream 119 ~ Capons .............. lb I I ) cheese 1 cup mayonnaise 1 cup cooked shrimp cut fine) or I can (about 7 ounces) tuna or salmon (drained and flaked) 17 cup finely chopped onion 2 cup finely chopped celery Soften the gelatin in the water; dissolve over hot water stirring constantly. Over low heat, beat together the tomato soup and cream cheese until smooth and hot; off heat stir In the gelatin; cool. Thoroughly stir in the remaining ingredients. Turn into a 4 to 5-cup mold; chili until firm. Uninold and serve with party-style small slices) rye bread. - Geese .............. Swift's Premium Government-Inspected, Shipped Quick. Frozen, Evisc., U.S.D.A. Grade A COOKING IS FUN 1 — 89c. lb Swift's Premium Government-Inspected, Shipped QuickFrozen, Evic., U.S.D.A. Grade A Starts Morning — — Pepperidge Farm Stuffing.... '4' 89< Cranberry Cake By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor MORNING COFFEE Cranberry Cake Coffee CRANBERRY CAKE Give a cake mix new texture and flavor. l8-Qunce package yellow cake mix 'z cup cornstarch 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 eggs 'z cup corn oil ' cup cranberry juice cocktail 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup coarsely chopped cranberries 3 cup chopped (medium-fine) walnuts In the large bowl of an electric mixer stir together the cake mix, cornstarch and cinnamon. Add the eggs, oil, cranberry juice and vanilla; at low speed beat until moistened. At medium speed beat for 3 minutes. Fold in cranberries and nuts. Turn into a greased 10inch angelcake pan. Bake in a preheated 90-degree oven until a cake tester inserted in center comes out clean 60 to 70 minutes.. Cool in pan on wire rack for 10 minutes; loosen edges and turn out on rack; cool completely. SUPPER FOR SIX Shrimp Curry MangoChutney Coconut Rice RolLs Green Peas SaladBowl Raspberry Trifle RASPBERRY TRIFLE Repeated by request. 3-ounce package (12 double) ladyfingers 14 cup raspberry jelly Sweet or dry sherry 2 cups milk 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 3i-ounce package vanilla-flavor instant pudding cup heavy cream Separate ladyfingers; spread inner sides with jelly and reasseinble, .urange around sides of a round, straight-side, glass I to 112-quart serving bowl. Sprinkle each ladyfinger with a teaspoon of sherry. Beat together until blended the milk. sugar, vanilla and instant pudding. Witho'it washing beater, beat cream until stiff; fold into pudding. Pour into ladyfinger-lined bowl. Chill. Makes 6 servings. 47< Regular or CNnbread (Delicious with Giblet Gravy) tWG11PS I Borden's Regular Minced Meat or with Brandy 28-as. jar 4. •t.,...w.dr,.,..,.ba4,,7s, 41F I. 4 ETRA BORDEN NESTLE'S 'UI.I% CHOCOLATE LIkY RAVOR 7 I LB. CAN AA 77 NOVELTIES P3 FOR REG. 15' SIZE CANDY, GUM MINTS 100 UMEr 6 or 92. SEND SNAPSHOT CHRISTMAS GREEnNG CARDS& MAKE EVERYONE Smile! Your favorite snapshots become the happiest holiday greetings you've ever sent. Ask cashier details! for r cjiyips is Jeno $ Multi-Pali Pizza Cheese or Pepperoni Frozen Ill 'V1t iIIJ SANFOROPLAZA_SANFORO LONGWOOD VILLAGE CYR LONG SEMINOLE PLAZA -CASSELBERRY THIS *0 GOOD AT THIS! II LOCAIIOrIS ONLY Publix EXTRA EXIPA reserves the right to 4GreenSfamps JWGreenStamps ilmlt quantities ' Kara Blue or Red -: is Lab.lSyiup pi nt bottl. I N P u ' bl IlII1WGreen Stamps — reg. pity. V.... P3 ]a9 $..d P'i.....,b — LkI I • , H.rsheysB.akingChips 24 Protein 21 Shampoo U legulororOily is •• --.... Jorgiens Lotion Reauk,øsDq-s ..., P �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1f71 r.._ C. a - —. Quantity R' his Reserved WINN DIXIE sroits INC COPYRIGHt PRICES GOOD NOV. 18-20--.-- - 1976 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS SRIVARD, COLLIER, VOLUSIA SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION PRICES GOOD - ' 79 HICKORY I SMOKED CUAKJII 1U% PORTION HAMFRYER GIZZARDS. rFRS . - FRESH - fi LB. C . Whole Ham •. a US(I A= " ' * : * U , : . ! — _ .-%0 sg i' _ - - 1-LB. PKG • Cut i Tr c4sTw tUNCHOI4 Plates A . Su AND REGULAR OR STA FIT[ON FAT I UC — C heese a HICKORY SWEET a'iva'rri IAII .0 *"% TE OR? 1511 C(XWFr, 6-0. 193c . .oPXG. 7c . Tissue. 4 - -- 101"j-01.88c 3.$ : 100 Coffee ,;. CAS MEDAU 0' 0*0 Coffee .. LOG CAM COUNTRY a- ., IlL. 77 - SYnJP DIXIE LILY11T5 & LI. Mea 5 - PKO. $109 COTTAGE $100 -3 . , Shrimp . 99c -- . .:. . . MRS. PAO&S CAN D40 SWEET - CHASE Pot atoes . .. 2,12-os. 100 SPIC(YSaluto Pizza . PfP RO* OR SA5SY A 2 Cur $ 12 9 -'a 0 -Cori Ppin 59 Pie Shells Per. CO LImit 1 with $3.00 oo .-i. $J99 FKG OMAHA t1p4 PAC 5UvERMAN CRcA - ese Che Mates iV-OZ. M1 CANS - Cneese . • 69t SL-BRAtD REGULAR OR STA FIT LOW AT COTTASg °° MR5, SWTHS.APPtr)UICnA,P(1QR 41 5 __ I —— ... . SUPfM0 WMEPED SUNNY-LAND SMOKED BREAKFAST LI4K - - 179 -• ñ LICED'BAC() ire 29.- Dinners 179: TENNESSEE PRIDE WHOLE HOT OR MILD BAG IAlt HICKORY SWEET W•D BRAND USDA 01*01 A BROAD 111*5110 REDI-BASTED TURKEY C 99c1 atsage . . . ef . EAt4OUET eurrU (EXCEPT BEEF) (_LrtLANj) SMOKED ICtrI SU' 89c Ham Steak... . $169 . -89 . . . IPffIj . . ice Cream Sausaae C)utint,!yRiQIj . e •. . W-O BRAND HOT OR MttO s.V. EIIE. STUFFED TUR!EY. rtIFi V'Y! fUI LW€ W.DWE YOUR HEJ,OQUARTEB$ FOR 14011DM FIX!fiO. C,qit.q Sliced I= s YMtLMDLMIWUMN1ItNULT I Butt Portion or i* SR SU?ERBRAND Oil WD8RANDIUN1E555OKED U - -- - OOc . • - - 1-LB. CAN 1 7 - - CARNATION COFFEE-MATI . I SAVE IA:.COAn COWIATi TOOTHPASTE $ 99' SAVE 30- RfOUtii ON TALC. DPtUT t9JAflf LOc UWI4fl.M .-. a. ... a Ui APT5rI( 1KTgPLU. .. . 3z 5)49 a • * • e • • • • p j SAVE 47' -11C1l DIXIE DARLING BROWN N' SERVE SEEDED OR 2% LOW FAT OR HOMOGENIZED CLUSTER ROLLS GUSTAFSON'S MILK INTENSIVE CARE MR. COFFEE FILTERS M1D'L CADLETS 39c •.. a -. • AiKASELTZER PLUS ET ot • IG. 4 923 . 49 9. -SHORT & SASSY... . - -- -. tilLEr Pu, hay Soh 0,., Mcreti -... •..' 63 Wfl1ILS 4K 4% '&*lOX,, 1- jj.t rnxu*.h4%%aJ.4 *W aDVWS I .:SIJGAR.• - II Al laIJ 015"WASH101 DYRJIN1' DtXtC OAPU4O LA. FMUL LOAF Dressing • . • : 59c TEA BAGS.! ,Sausage . . . * ..T CASCADE Bread . 41' 6.oz. $174 - . 3 $100 D('JE DAkut-O FRUIT. CINNAMON OR all B111"je I . fl-CL U1140 . uare (\ 0wls • . . . a POWs It MONDAY•. NEW STORE HOURS THRU SUNDAY SATURDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 9 a.m.-9 o.m. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD . THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 1. FIRST ST. - SANFORD .117 SOUTH ROSLIND - ORLANDO GCIDIN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER MT. DORA — 419 1E. FIRST. ST. 18-20 �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 17, 197 BLON DIE Chic Young I'LL TAKE I ITS A PRESENT AND WRAP IrAS got, TO ME \MATS TE WAY HOME occAs,t. Gir .4Q ' I -- • ( ". - - 55 compound 23 Trouble 26 Heating apparatus 28 Playing card 29 hairc ut < 0 BEETLE BAILEY — ' ( - F4 ( ) "' -----'" TAE- OT (4I AFTE R - J COMMERCIAL WON A "CLEO AND 1,4~5 RE:5TALIZANT ' WA,5 AWA;ZVED FOLvz ' J'\\ 18 1, -, -\ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom [7 Fe la? Lia TWI 1AWDALE0.. MY EVE IF 401.1 CO, 'IOU 66T T"' I EI4IT0 CAREFUL. IUf TWto! L\ \ TV I 71 ti.d \°. \DJ •id ,frirlA\iii I T}4ROtAJ.,/" - ., I ( . -il "H1 ,JUGHE.AD ON- SAY,DOYOU KNOW YOU KNOW WHAT TKAT'D ANYONE WHO DOE WECOULD USE FOR BE IMPRESSIONS OUR CLASS SHOWAN IMPRESSIONIST. ------------ I. P 0 T I N01R 0 DOWN 1 Compass point I - EMAKES FALSE TEETH I NC)--- YF-AH, CH. HOW EXCIT'ING MY IS HE IN SHOW SJ Ni ~ BUSINESS 7 Attacked 57 ______ DEAR DR. LAMB — My by Howie Schneider BF—AT HER'? ! Tl(. TAC -rDE D 1 husband and I are heavy smokers. We have now reachLA RW. M `rW MY kX FF_ IS FED UP IU -I,E. k.kOiJJT'S A DI'K4 Lamb ,.. win. effects from smokir.' by Stoffel & Heimdohl BUT, PETUNIA 1 ITS TH'LAST PAIR. I car IN 'rtR OUITE VA-tAT I WANT! - THA'T'$ it BAD! *Youve S6N VE.R',' PATIENT win-i Ii a- T -- I The by At Vermeer ( C ALL THE HEY -OJ" '\ GET CUT CF OLIVER'S D G cus \ ( What happened . NERVE." . - - - '__.__._,,,-_____) ) ') - - Z/' /( clrk ,lit'. C~l -' ~Iiv j ). to my answerinq Service? ,.ç' _ 0 .el A401111il. f 4 1, I, .L4r, u1I I c "- -' - -. - -- 1 - nAIJI1 £I.1I ri# Lrr.1' - by Bob Thoves HOLIER THAN Ciz , THOU, THIr ) WHY - / - •_,'- Il-I_i -- TUMBLE WE EDS 160955 'lOLl ";.s Nuffftum IS !NTOWN? .. - by T. K. Ryan YOU MEAN ThA'T FIEN9ISH SCENE -1AflPT WHO SNEMS H'tIO WESIEI*I HEQ - NO! - WICS ANP RUI~LE55LV 1JPSTA6":S VRYON 111,4 UAMOtJEAN1'IC5?,f 1 LIKE itVflE- Nl&(lj I DOONESBURY - - - (.INNY? :-- i -, SIDE GLANCES ______ ,. — C I I . - - jill • illi \ i tPhOtO$ byE Cl Weth) I Heyl What Are You Doing Over There? (J" ( .' il ll 5 Me iator P o osa s ByKRLSNASII HeraidSiaff Writer Negotiators for the Seminole (uiinty School Board Wednisday rejected all or part of five items in a package aimed at resolving disputes that have kept 1,5W istrict teachers working without a contract for nearly three months. eaction came during 3t2a3hour negotiating discussion on contract recom mendat ions submitted by state mediator Douglas Stowell of Tallahassee. Stowell was in Sanford last month to help settle the current impasse between the school board and the Seminole Education Association . (SEA). . Some 100 teachers jammed the meeting room Wednesday standing along the walls an perching in windowsills — to hear the four-man school board bargaining team, headed by Chief Negotiator Ernest Cowley, accept only one recommendation from the s 29-page special master' report. At a meeting held last week, SEA members voted overwhelmingly to approve Stowell' s finihngs in their enCowley opened the session by readinganianagementposition paper wh.ich stated in part that the administration "is in agreement with some of the specia! m3ster* s recom 111, - taus*. , ____________________ • + d f ' -. -.• - .. - . p r. Pholos by Kris Naih) SEA Chief Negotiator Steven Rosenthal ruakes, point during session. . . . . 40 : . _____ $I -- - IMW '""•'(' ( j - - . - . - . . W' '.' This Is My Bench. Get Down From There ! r It rushes to defend its territory. A terrible battle ensues.... . - ,• — / - .. , - -- `41 *bl C. 1-. . ' " - . d -d .... ........ :441 - •.. 1•I.' I — I . . -- -- '-, " ( itotal school financing). Therefore - - - we are in disagreement with some of his '•• conclusions of fiscal matters." as standing-roorn-only audience listened intently to proceedings. Among the fiscal conclusions . submitted by Stowell was one St4)we 11 recommending a $300 annual ' s rvpurt had fowid inut e The difference IxAwevn the annual budget wiiounts to less figures around you want to," raLse in base pay for county than $7 million in the 1976-77 total financial outlay required than $375,000, Mrs. Smith said. Cowley responded. "You can Stowell teachers. also school budget which the sp en) by Stowell 's recommendations Out of $7 million," she confuse these people (in the suggested increases in wage master said **it would seein and the S21.N9,504 current))concluded. "we don' t feel that audience), you can try supplimints and ths. $160 I was a ailable to the board to bi ing paid teachers from the $375 000 is that big a dent pay-inent made by the school ineet teachet dernands. school board's $52 million You can throw all the S" SCHOOL BOARD,Page $-A board toward the teachers yearly insurance premium. After Cowley announced that the school board would not accept the state mediator's recommendations on these Psst. - heard ihout three points, a presentation was 11"he Mir? ' Me EAr just made by Sanford Middle School Around The Clock 4,A Horoscope might have hea A about teacher Susan Smith, the SEA s Bridge 4-B Hospital $-A yoti. I. ind out in The financial consultant and Caleadar 5-B Obituaries 9-A SundaN Ilerald .... finance officer for the Florida Comics 4-B Sports 1-2-3-B branch f the National =1 S-B - 48 Telesision EdUCW)n ° ssotior 4-A Weather Si-A Mrs Smith pointed out that (lear A bby 12 13-A 12-A Women . - 0/1 Tax • ' - - / /1 f 1111 - - - - (• .-. - - "Calm down, dear) There's nothing to it, really. You know how good I am at trimming the hedge! ' ' by Garry Trudeau - . _________________________ -i / 1M..- \ - - - - - - cu' - . V -; s -- ç' . I - _______-' - - - - ll Right, Then, Keep It! I Don 't Care. U- itut the Intruder stands Its ground . . .or, bench. _____ • (~+4 JJ.. 4 P -4 - *ike For Flor*i *ians Pred*icted TAI.LAIIA.SSEE i API — The Senate's two most powerful leaders on budgetary matters are both predicting that taxes will have to go up next year. Appropriations Chairman Phil Lewis and Finance and Tax Chairman Jack Gordon said Wednesday that unless revenue projections for the next fiscal year improve dramatically, some new taxes will have to be levied to meet all state needs. The Senate Appropriations Committee was presented figures showing that taxes will bring in an additional $107 million next year. That amount would have to be balanced against agency requots already for M nalillon in extra funds, with many budget requests still out. "This points up the problem we are going to be facing next year Lt.wis told cummittev minibirs Gordon, giv en the job of finding new tax sources, told las committee they would be looking at the state's entire range of taxing sources. He said at a press conference the conunittee would make- a major effort to raise revenue by closing Loopholes and would examine new tax sources such as an inheritance tax. sales tax on professional services and perhaps changes in the gaoline tax. , 4 Today . I jt - 4. - c - --- , I "IL' ' ,_ - - Mi'-- "because of fiscal respon- s. sibility on the part of management, we must indeed rejed a part of his (Tindings)." The position statement praised the special master's efforts to analyze material related to budgetary disputes between the two sides, including teacher salaries, wage -;upplenients and contributions - . toinediial and health insurance premiums. But, the paper concluded, "one who is not familiar with such processes can grasp, in a three-hour session, only a little more than 'surface in- 1 I &' - by Gill Fox 0 - - 05MR WT -- _____ _-_- s ct CvmP10 'W1A F removed when stones are present because of the very plan sornithing that will keep present danger of an acutely you busy and not associate you inflamed gall bladder whichwith friends you are used to can rupture and lead to serious smoking with. That may help compli cations. or because the you get started. Don' t be small stones may lodge in the discaliraged; most people who bile ducts and obstruct the quit try it several times before liver. There is also a higher they are finally successful incidence of cancer of the gall Remember the old adage, if at bladder in patients with stones. first y,ou don' t succeed try, try The decision whether to take again. a gall bladder out or leave it in I am sending you The Health is often based upon the age and Letter number 2-6, Tobacco. medical condition of the patient Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes. In relation to these dangers. — my ON ME' - Now suppose there is an cxlira entry to dummy. Then It's quite different. The king play will win against a singleton queen only, but will lose against a singleton ace, seven or four in Weit's hand Both vulnerable or for some similar reason and centrated in the bile, Still others deep down really doesn't want. are a mixture of cholesterol and to stop the habit. In these cirpigment with other chemicals cwnstancestht. effort is Gallstones are most likely to wasted form when (hi gall bladder has I think if you understand that become inflamed. It can get iou have to provide the inflamed just as your appendix -viIlpower and realize that can. They aLso tend to Form hypnosis is only a help and )OU when there is an abnormal ratio h.3ve to do the rest it might be of bile pigments. cholesterol helpful to you. and substances that help that helpsmaintain solubility of these in An It' the bile. The material settles so tne people is to get away from out and forms smaller grains their everyday environment thid is a&sociated with smoking. which grow to larger stones. A vacation with your husband ThL gall bladder is usuafly OA? PRISCILLA' S POP ______________ — - eje R • -- Writ North East South Wa haw& haard of hypnoqic Others who want this in. 2 being an answer to our formation can send 50 cents Pass 3 A Pass 4 N T Pass 5 Pass 6 A problem. We would like to have with a long, stamped, sellPass Pass Pass yo or opinion on how effective addressed envelope for it. Just hypnosis is and if there are side send your letter to me in care of uffects. Would you recommend this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, d hypnosis as a possible solution? Itidio City Station. New York, An Arizona reader wants to We are looking forward to your NY 10019. know what you should respond Here is a hand that helped DEAR respol1w. to partner's one-club cperung . LAMB — I would like to know what causesdecide th e finals of the 1945 bid when you hold . A — hypnosis Spingold Cup. Both teams gallones and why we have to £108765 A K J 3 2 may help but it won' t reached six spades on iden. cure you. have our gall bladder taken out The correct response The people who are cured of What are gallstones real!y tical bidding and the same spade You lan to bid hearts opening lead was made. smoking from hypnosis are made of? next unless your partner tie two a low -trump ,iis who really want to quit — raises spades. The important — was let!. not those who just think they READER DEAR The winning declarer thing Is to bid your five-card rose,with his king of trumps plucked West's queen and e verything. varieties. Some are made made his slam. The other one (For a copy of JACO6Y mostly of the bile pigments and . . played the jack and was one MODERN. send $7 to., 'Win Hypnosis may helpa person are hard stones that one can see down. at Bridge." do this cut down on smoking, but too on a routine X ray of the abAfter the match the losing newspaper, P 0 Box 489. often the person who seeks help oompn. Others are made of declarer complained about his Radio City Station,.New York really does so to please his mate cholesterol which is con bad luck but it wasn't bad N v iootg; A * SORR'r', ..k$5, IT'S NOT ) — oar a B i - luck. It was bad play. This 1945 complaint would not have been made today. At least, not by an expert. J73 This particular single-suit 4AQ6 play is too well known When you find yourself in dummy WEST EAST for one time and one time onyou have to make the best 10762 v•964of 953 vour one •10852 The king play best was the &JI. 093 46K754 chance. Consider all case.1 SOL711 il[llo where West holds a singletonk The jack play is never going to AK king play will win if times to Stop but always ended up smoking again. BUGS BUNNY .. o 6 4 By Lawrence F. Lamb, M.D. EEK & MEEK Sc . . 17 NORTH 5 32 a4 "'7 I — - lt OSWMi) and JtIES JAUUIIV Hypnos s NO mokinCure L'i .L '2LL w WIN AT BRIDGE 53 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ____________________________________________________________ - I i 'R4r7 \. H ARIES (March 21 April 19) the borid. between you much Dealing on a one-to-one basis stronger. SCORIo suit be especially fortunate with You're in a unique Position those who are practical and today to pull strings behind scenes. Use your power wise y. sincere, TAURUS (April 20-MaY 20) A It could be highly ad. _-__ ____________________________________ ______________________________________ • ____________________________________ Bob Montana ARCHIE RIGHT 57 58 ______ 69th Year, No. 77— Thursday, November 18, 1976 Tribute - T'iic 1T OF A I I \ C For Thursday, November 18, 1976 goto implement c ou've carefully thought SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec. through. .11 you (eel you've 21) ((there is a serious matters touched all bases, then get on in your group or organization you want to bring to the at. with it. tention of key people, this is the GEMINI I May 21-June 20) day! Your influence will be felt on a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-1 broader scope today than 19) You have more control ok before. You can now reach a matter in which you' re in. quarters previously closed to — volved than you may realize. r r r '— r 9 —110 — 11 Avoid overt actions. Let others CANCER (June 21-July — — — — — — — — — — — come to you. 13 This is a good day for you to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -— —— assume the role ofmiddleman ' 14 — — — — — — re closely associated One in selling i product or service. — may with You could wind up with a mit) decision to make today. Lend 11 — — — — little profit. Win your moral support. 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 PISCES(Feb. 2D- March 20 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today — — you are far better at handling it comes down to the nitty_grif ty 26 27 9 t be ll be in business today. don' mental endeavors. You' — surprised at how quick and afraid to get a little tough. — — — 32 Yo u'll come out ahead if )OU nimble your mind Is. — — f -Be hold your ground. -23-Sept.-22) VIRGO (Aug. 3336 YOURBIRTHDAY alert today for material opiNov. 18, 1976 37 portunities with far-reaching 38 Something in which you've together effects. Put things ' 1 42 43 44 right. The benefits will be long- Invested considerable time and effort will begin to — lasting. — — — — .___ ,.._. — 45 46 47 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If dividends this year. Don't gi you have a chance to help an old up before the trickle becomes a -48 49 50 51 52 53 54friend r-'in''o ' do so It'll make flow. Mod Walker i-(E 'vE ,I, %Ot422 &ME I 18 Rankle 43 Black ore 19 Gaseous heroine 2 paddle hydrocarbon 45 Sprin9 Cosroda cheer 20 One bloomer I Square f 22 Disastrous 47 One tenth ?g°r three 23 Riding on 5 Induce 33 Lace 6M skinless 24 Flooded 48 Resort 36 Found 7 Moa genus 25 Preoccupy 49 Globe 31 Compass s Musical sound 27 Social insect 50 Actin point 9 Former Pres" 32 Island off 52 Doleful 38 Cut of meat dent's Mozambique 53 COMPM 40 Raw materials nickname point 41 Comedian 10 Half a $core 34 Complaint lton I I Amperiand 35 Head 54 Basebailer 42 s:w tr ain 13 Gl o s sy fa b ri c 39 O;.r I •_L.v -i Fire (Fr) 18 B) BERNICF BEDEOSOI A, R; C di Pa c ka ge. Gulf 56 - AILA plant 17 Mound I HOROSCOPE' Z 16 Piece out I Answer to Previous Puzzle P YX ILATF1R PS T 6 Seed :' Louise 12 PIT 13 Oral 15 Minister /-\ 44 Dentists 45 1 More ftL ThJNI< OP ONE ON TE ION PROM My HUSIRAND ACROSS - There are many areas of state service, certainly including education. that may very well tw in need of inure funding than we can anticipate from the present tax structure," Gordon told newsmen. That is whythis committee is going to examine all possible tax sources and look at all kinds of loopholes to be closed in order to bring about a cornprehensive and fair tax program," he said. Gordon said he had major reservations about Senate President Lew l5rantley's goal to eliminate property taxes a the sourceof $i5Ornillion in school funding. 1k said in addition to the problem of locating taxes to replace the 1750 miffion, the property tax elimination would represent a windfall to big landholding corporations. Gordon said his committee would probably 'utc on Brantley 's proposal in January or February but said it might come out instead with some sort of "circuit-breaker" property tax relief ti help low come persons rather than complete elimination of school property taxes. Gordon said projections were that state revenue would increase $110 million to 1170 milhon next year, insufficient to meet inflation. "ThLrse kinkis of figures ct'Ttalitil) point tu swne- kind of tax increase," Gordon said. But he said major increases such as an additional one cent on the sales tax might not be necessary. Gordon said he would like to have gasoline tax levied as a percentage of the purchase price rather than eight-cents per gallon. He also said he planned to study allocation of gasoline dollars with the aim of getting more funds to urban areas. New Senate Transportation chairman Kenneth Myers. DMiami, told his committee a top priority would be to revise allocation formulas to give urban areas more transportation Iund The Sanford Race e Meye r , Blair, Keith, DeLattlbaudlere, Stenstrom, Melvin — they' re racing for Sanford City Commission Seats I and 9: WHATAItE THEY REALLY LIKE? Herald pblitical writer Donna Estes profiles them today on Pages. t5i � 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 17, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Monday. Nov. IS, 176 BLONDIE ACROSS Chic Young Ib LIKE M 66YJ A NI _E YOUNG -71 ARE YOU SURE THAT ONE IS YOUNr,? NIOUNG -?' i e I Slogs 6 Apply WE GOT Him 8EPORE HIS QUACK START Answer to Previous Puzzle es U_ HOROSCOPE T H [F i ~ 'ç2 L 14 More recent ' :: uid :::P:c llI boards E~ x I? P f - 54 English manu —NIP 1976 ' agency(a M sfo tun 23 Salary i r Ha vatian e goddess value could prove expensive. SACI 'ARIUS(Nov. 31 ur image is a trine ragile today. Others ?° h inks in your ar. ooking for mor. Take care how you behat around envious a&sociates. ril 19) Besensible about your health iiabttstoday Donteatordnnk DOWN 20 Nuclear 36 Flespa~5,bdi 12 Crafted likeness ties 13 anyt Wng that you know doesn't urpuu with you. TAURUS (April 20-,May 20 Your whims will have to W,held ii Walker II SER&EAN-r FOR A AoMEr-4r BEETLE. I ¶NA'IT T TALK TO liou AS AN KLIAL, e ) ) (cJoT 18 Numbers I - . j d Ilk $1i ' fabric 39 Small sample of cloth 41 ment J - •• mammal 3 Commence L Sanford Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 19) There is a chance your your weaknesses. (abbr) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) attitude today could be self30 Under the 21 Common You're likely to seek out people defeating. Don't look for 4 Insecticide weather metal today who will tell you at u 5 Espy 31 23 Big name in 42 o:r:Ia AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) want to hear, rather than the pa rt home instructor Look gilt horses In the mouth 33 Danger 25 River in truth. Choose those who'll level 47 hlicitie 7 Went before 35 Basebailer Germany today. Something intriguing with you. 48 Ands Williams 8 Beast be offered at is ar less could (June 21-July 22) CANCER Converse 50 9 N Y park 37 Of equal 29 Apace t natter anyone today who than it appears to be. Don, I score isn't truly deserving, or you'll mates 34 Wreath point (Irop you a few notches in the For the sake of expediency S 7 J6 8 10 9 may agree to something today eyes of observers. that does not see your be (July 23-Aug. 23) Put LEO 12 13 Interests. The other party will your blinders on if shopping toda y, especially for thing: you hold you in your word. can't afford. Your sales 16 resistance is very low. YOUR BIRTHDAY 7 18 19 VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. 22) It's Nov. 16, 1976 '21 R possible you will lose Do not give up the bird 22 • 23 ' momentum today because of L hand this coming year to chase 24 25 26 27 too many self-doubts Put on bold face. Bluff if ntitsary opportunities lie along familiar 28 29 30 I IBRA ISept 230ct 23) lines and finishing what you Problems are likely to be of start. 3! 32 your own making today. If you (Are you a Scorpio? Bernice find yow vif in a tight corner Osol has written a special 33 35 36 it's probably due o some phLetter for you. For 0tn'sion, your copy send 50 cents and a 38 39 o — SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) self-addressed. stamped enBe extra-careful if doing velope to Astro-Graph, P.Cr 44 45 business with strangers today, Box 419, Radio City Station, 46 47 48 49 50 51 no matter how well recOmNew York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure mended. Taking them at face to ask for Scorpio Volume 1.) 26 Move furtively Fteira 69th Year No 75-Tuesday, November 16 1976 ; BEETLE BAILEY g ] - measure (Pl 55 Attack on all 17 Finish sides I ]Evenin 11 k 116 111 • 1 LI • I j - COUNTY I : MIS IORP C 0 M S . I • I p J T1 14 e C ang ing I / 11 nis THE BORN LOSER - byA,fSGnsom - - > I TNL F)I' *))4C)1 Sft2 OF I 00. C C - I : '' • — • r--r--r--r'- ,.a . : COMING AND GOING: HATTAWAY, FRENCH, VIHLEN, KIRCHHOFF, - 52 ARCHIE by Bob Montana YESNERMICA! A 10- SOREF ARCmiE, I cAmr mCAL%E WRArS TO A14 ACCICO) NT, WHY OFA 94-28! CB RADIOS OPERATORS A EVEN RAVE THEIR ANDA 10DONr rou ARE VERY 94- 213 0 11% STANO Ely High Pressure CB RADIOS Needs Med - c DEAR UK & MEEK by Howie Schneider I L0V&Y)0, MOkMaJE... M SAY! C-_4;,1S_ PNT. MOM THAAJ RJORM "o KJORDS Ok)LY GET Rll~o OF 7HE PICTURE 0 1-0 0 0 C ________________ 9 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl MY 5055 is GrVINJCr ~_ MASCILLARADE A BUTTHIS IS A HORSE OUTFIT! ur TAKES T SORRY RAVE FUDOSY, THIS TO C -O! 15 TH'CNLY TkING, i c-4T TH'EATS ARE ANY G-CADD 1` LL_ LEr SA ~ ` RAVE TH'C0STU k i E Ay j , \,__.__ PEOPLE 0 0 TO WEAR IT! STL)MF- 1111:_j C PRISCILLA'S POP — -' OPENING AT THE LIBRARY FOR YOU. Wl-iERE WHERE? THE FRONT DOOR ... ITS CALLED A OK DE5IRY / (° 1 %i _lI - , HOLLThOC r ______ ;c:u#- - by Al Vermeer AN OPENING HOSPITAL IN THE STUART 'L' "i - r L -- 11 - 5 1 c I-i . FRANK A AND ERNEST - by Bob Thoves - IF HE Nd A J.ONGDI$TANCE HANNE(IP / - It ' •:. I ain sending you The flealth fevers are inthcative of heat Letter number 1-8. Blood Aroke. The old diLtum in logic Pressure. Others who want this I.,i that "the simultaneous ocinfonnation send 50selfcents curence of two events does not with a long,can stamped, prove a cause and effect addressed envelope for it, Just relationship." So it is with the 54VIld your ItAter to ine in care Of antinal research on insulin. The thenewspaper, PO 84)1551 can Radio City Station New York vascular changes in animals in N Y 100 19. certain controlled conditions DEAR DR. LANIB — does not prove that this is how Recently I read that taking they are caused in diabetics. insulin could cause blindness. I The best way we know at am a diabetic and take insulin present to present these eye Now I'm really3cared that the problems is to adequat ly insulin will cause me to go control the diabetes. That blind Should I stop my insulin means following your doctor's and follow some diet to control instructions While I am on the my diabetes? Would you send Subject let me say once again me a diet I could use instead of that oo one should ever stop taking insulin? taking medicines on his own. DEA R No lam This can be dangerous Sud not going to help you do denly stopping your medicines something that would be harm- may cause a reaction in some ful to you The scare stories cases The epileptic for were about some really n- example, who takes Dilantin teresting research - - L':I " - C 3 / - L. _~. &QJ 109 1- ---- - - TUMBLEWEEDS Ml; - WHAT PLASTEP OH - - 0 0 4~ 1 fly ED PRICKETT Ilerald S-1aft Writer -4 SIDE GLANCES by r jgAV A seen month stud) of Seminole County ,s impact fee controer'sy has produced a report which asks county conunissioners , I ' / I J \ ' Sheriff Car Insurance Dip page i,; - the books for future collections. For the past two years Seminole County' has collected a $310-per-unit fee on all new construction without the protection afforded by a county ordinance. Former County Atty . Tom reeman warned commissioner-, time and time again that developers could file lawsuits and win back funds paid into the unpact-fee kitty. Commission Chairman Dick Williams and Republican coun terpart John Kimbeough ha ve fought for retention of the Impact fee system. Both commissioi~rs have argued that homeowners would be urced to shoulder the tax burden if developers are let off the hook Ofl impact fees. i , - ) , IFEF the meeting in commission chairman. STAFF to adopt legislation outlawing impact fees for this county, Com. =mjoner Harry Kwiatkowski said today, Kiatkowski said the report, which he will submit to cornmissioners next Tuesday, has some good ideas and could chznge the impact fee situation in all of Honda in addition to Seminole. At stake hei e is about M.000 in cash and about 1,5-million on f ' Outlaw Coun Im a t Panel U es After Stu COTTM , P v' set a tone of merriment to which Republican Commissioner Dick Williams was unanimously elected hi d S - ii I A COM MI S SION 1 - lhey political newcomer Bob French his Democratic co- f I _ rJ . Gill Fox I Commission secretaries filed into courthouse chambers to welcome two new county Commi-c-sionerS and say gwdbye to two bosses they've served for more than four years. -,---- ICt1C8T — — 'I Wr wants to know if she is ungot home and took off your i(orrn, I remember you taught lucky, The answer is that if her me the importance ofleaming the single-suit plays." count was accurate she really Oswald: - These are the was in a streak of very bad plays where declarer wants to luck, butsomehoworotherwe do the best he can with a doubt if her count was ac. single suit. %laybe we should curate (For a copy of JACOBY show some of them this week. MODERN. send $1 to "Win Jim: "Let' s start with an at Bridge." C/o Ihis easy one. South is in a normal nowspaper, P.0 Bov 489. three-notrump contract, The Radio City Station. Now York. key suit is spades and South N Y iooy!)) If i systu i is s&t up that i equitable then it is legal villiaziis has been quoted as saying But the report prepared by the ad hoe conunittee appointed seven Inonths ago recommends abolition of the present system In addition, the report asks that new construction not be allowed a free ride on the (ix rolls for up to three years. Instead the report recommends new construction be placed Immediately on the tax rolls. First, the report would require a resolution adopted by the counts ommisiori Then the report asks that the matter considered statewide Fin(fings were submitted first to Kwiatkowski. Chairwoman for the ad hoc conuiiittee is Jo Mn Henningsen. Democrats on the board have opened the door by alluwing de velopers of conventional units to receive bwldmg ptmIts without payment of (cc. Presently, a developer may get a permit without paying the $310. But the ruling does not apply to Planned Unit Development I PUDI where the bulk of future unpact fee money is recorded-Ed Prlckett _____________________________________ Herald photos % I ) I wish them the best during tile next four years, utgoing Commission Chairman Mike flattawav remarked as he turned the gavel over to Ili's Democratic counterpart flarry Kwiatkowski. I would recognize a Motion to adjourn," quipped Kwiatkowski, the former co-chairman and now a member of the bottom half of a three-to-two vote. "Welcome to the harassment and the hassle of county government, Kwiatkowski told French and Republican ne\veomer Bill Kirchhofi. Oh a surprise Kwiatkowski quipped when Republican John Kln3brough nominated Williams for the chairmanship. Kwiatkowski then turned the gavel over to Williams A adopted thanking hat(away and Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr.,for their services on the board " I' M Stepping up asaCitiLell," Vihlen told the new . commiss ioners. "You're w or k ing for me now." h1attiwav said he felt er fortunate" have served as' a commissioner and as commission chairman. "I'm 25 (years old) going oil 60," the form chairman said 1 d V'I s hlattaw'i" i st p d uOA'fl, O1fl' mission secretaries stood with cardboard placards spelling out, "We' ll miss you. french, wearing a dark-blue suit and lugging a briefcase, took his seat. And Kirchhoff, in a light brown suit, did the same, COUflt COI1flHSSiOfl secretaries stood up again , . ii-1 •t VsMI - "If you're prep&ed to go as high as 50 thou, we'll start with the ones that were 40 a few months ago! .?a'm'iwx .- - G48`7 So! r ' - • • 'ia' &4W - - -- I p'- _ _.. KIRCHHOFF THIS ONE SHOULD FIT to an en steppe e pe up State Leaders Re-Elected Jinn (after is not the (II) son of (eorgIa who ida making political histor these dabs Fl or Senate President Lew firantles, tile - ' . Z=.,' resolution was - ¶ I '(27 I OJYMVT Wc4U. r - IS HERE!! 4~0. I 4 . by Garry Trudeau by T. K Ryan - Commission Names Wi iams C airman A75 DOONESBURY lTW*i . - MEMBERS OF THE NEW SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSION SIT IN THEIR PLACES A Florida reader says that JIM' "I learned bridge she averaged just 8.3 high. while you were in Korea and I card points a hand after keepyou msuiia could mCJftv 1,4 -. At precisely 9:42 this morning, seven county convulsive attack if he suddenly stops Dilantin on his own, In your case stopping your diabetes to get worse and could causediabeccoma with really serious consequences. The way to get the most out of your doctor's instructions is to follow -- - must be careful to start the spades by leading the nine from dummy. If he makes a £ vK mistake and leads the Jack #AJ6 East can beat him by refusing to cover lie must play the six [loth vulnerable spot from his hand. Then, when the nine is led next, East West North Fast South 2 N T holds back again. South must win in his own hand and can't I'ass 3 N.T Vass I'ass lead through the king for the Pass Opening lead — Q third tinier- but may be thrown into a severe RGH'T CANCER I L SoUT11 (1)) Lamb "• EAST O'9 2 that my husband has been taking for seven years for hi h blood pressure. His blood pressure is normal now, 140 over 80, but the doctor says he ~tlll should keep taking Enduron, one tablet each morning. DEAR READER — Enduron moment. is another medicine to help The story related to the Idea people eliminate salt and that people become "allergic" water. It is used commonly to to insulin and this causes the help control mild Wgh blood overgrowth of blood vessels in pressure. It will not hurt your the back of the eye that can lead husband. to blindness in diabetics. -NIany people who have high nere is not a single case on blood pressure and require record of this occurring n treatment will have to take it humans, Dr. George h!!1, toe rest of their Ii'es, Th. president of thi. American medicine keeps the blood Diabetic Assn. and profe'ssorof pressure at normal levels. If inedicine at Harvard has )our husband stops taking hi1-3 already pointed out that this medicine he may be right back eye problem also occurs i where hestarte4 in a very short patients who do not take insulin. time. Biolugical research is Ii ,' IiV EST 1)1111- Ian research is all it is at the / ne ici Mr- Ir finesse." Oswald: "if it loses to the king the defeat. but there is his Maje3ty perched in the East hand and the finesse will work." 754 48642 I 1 1 (, A needs four spade tricks, At SOMe stage of the play he goes to dummy with the ace of 15 NORTIII J 92 Again, anyone who has high complicated. You can produce blood pressure should get rid Of a (ever by causing heat stroke every excess pound of body fat. but that does not mean all LEFT.'~ ' uaI e WIN AT BRIDGE 54 THE PRICE - POLK son of a (;eorgia farmer, and [louse Speaker Don Tucker have won re-election to those posts. It's the first time that's happened in 30 -sears tor 1a 1e -. Horoscope 4,B Hospital placards spelled out, Yt attentive. Then Kirchhoff realized he didn't have a contain rpacket of information containing the day's S k business. ssi oner Kirchhoff has been slighted," ''Comm omrnissIoner Williams commented, There s nothing in there, anyway," piped in - - 11e uay - "I know (here isn't but, you know it would be nice. Kirchhoff said Williams then instructed Exev. Asst, Roger Neiswender to bring a packet to the newly-seated commissioner, As the new chairman, Williams is backed at least b party designation by both Kirchhoff and Kim brough. Today, Williams seemed to assume the role of the former school teacher he once was as he directed the dav's business. Prior in s 4-B 3-A - - - i the primary, the county commission was dominated b' Democrats. s Then en Kirchhoff edged out Democrat John Alexander for Vihien's seat, and Williams defeatecl Democratic challenger Dave Gunter, returning the fna~ority vote on the Seminole board to the Republicans. -, 4-A time the "Congratulations" hlattaway Today Around The Clock Bridge This emocra - As we did in Lbe state and county-wide el"tions, The Herald sUrting Wedoelday 1AHI offer you a look Ingo th e caudidates for local • ' :4 'i¼. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1976 t Legal Notice Bear Lake Elementary HI * ; $1,200 Damage Reported Vietnam Begins Campaign To Put Pressure On U.S. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Vietnam began campaigning today for General Assembly pressure on the United States to reverse the Security Council veto it cast Monday against Vietnamese membership in the United Nations. But nothing the assembly did was expected to have any effect on the Americans. The council voted 14-1 in favor of recommending that the General Assembly admit Vietnam to membership, but the dissenting vote from one of the five permanent members the United States killed the recommendation. It was the 18th American veto in the history of the council. - - -- Secessionists Gain Control NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE IS HEPEBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendered In the aforesaid court on the 1st day of FRED R. EVANS and MARY F October, A 0 1976, in that certain EVANS, his wife. case entitled. Hoyette S. Hudson Defendants Fruit Co.. Inc . a Florida cor NOTICE OF porafion PlaintIff,.vs Develop LIS PENDENS America, Inc . . a Florida corporation TO THE DEFENDANTS, FRED R. & Arvid E Crane, Defendant, which EVANS AND MARY F. EVANS, his aforesaid Writ of Execution was 7 wife, NDAALL OTHERS WHOM IT delivered to me as Sheriff of MAY CONCERN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County, Florida, and I by have have levied upon the following of the institution of this action property owned by Plaintiffs against YOU socking to on Develop America. Inc. and Arvid E foreclose a mortgage as modified Crane, said property being located real property located in Seminole n Seminole County, Florida, more County, Florida FlorIda and described as particularly described as follows follows: Various and assorled Concrete, Beginning 23 feet South and 610 5 WORLD IN BRIEF NINE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 76-2201•CA89•8 and GUY 0. STENSTROM, JR. ESTER L. STENSTROM. hIS wife, Plaintiffs, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legcil Notice By 1108 LIA)YD officers Chased and surrounded $5,000. St. Bond was set at $5,000 for Herald Staff Writer him on 1-4 at SR-436 following a Roy Frederick Rogers, 31, of Stafford. Seminole sheriff's deputies robbery at a 7-Eleven store on Apopka, was arrested by Sanford police today were today were probing $1,200 in SR-434 at I-I. sheriff's deputies on a circuit looking for a 40-foot-long vandalism damage at Bear Kreimer is being held in court warrant charging grand canvas banner bearing the Lake Elementary School, Lvunty jail in lieu olga total of larceny. His bond was set at words "Open House." The fourForest City. Officers said $12,000 bond. $5,000, according to county jail foot-wide sign was taken from a vandals entered the school by In other arrests, Sheriff's records. building at the new Sanford unknown means and poured Detective Stuart Waithers Sanford police arrested Court Apartments complex, chocolate milk into office charged Kenneth Joseph Tyrone James Stafford, 23, of 3301 S. Sanford Ave., owned by machines, desk drawers and Capraro, 19, of 100 Lazy Susan 606 Cypress Ave., on a burglary Cardinal Industries Inc. Cl., Casselberry, with burglary. charge in connection with a Officers said the sign was foods prepared in trays. feet East of the NW corner of the NE Cast Iron, Corrigated Metal, Asbestos and Tile Clay Pipe. A More Deputies reported the Bond for Capraro was set at breakin at a bar at 411 E. Ninth valued at $70. ',run South 1755 feet, East 350 feet. school's walk-in freezer was North 148 feet, West ISO feet, North complete List available from the __________________ 267 feet, West 200 feet, to beginning, Civil D;vision of The Seminole, opened and foods inside thaw ed ____________________________ County Sheriff's Department. Section 31, Township 19 South. I'l out. Twenty-live large turkeys and the undersigned as Sheriff Range 30 East, Public Records of Semnoic County. Florida, wlI a) were possibly spoiled and Seminole County, Florida -:; I.. —L DATED thiS 11th day of 11,00 A.M on the 171n day of deputies listed 300-pounds of ____________ November, AD. 1976, offer for tale November, AD., 1976 i:round beef as ruined. _____________________________________________ and sell to the highest bidder, for ____________ _______ _______________ _____________ S Ned N. u lian , Jr. i cash, subject to any and all existing Altamonte Spring police NED N. JULIAN. JR., ESQUIRE. . leinS, at the Fr ont (West) Door of STENSTROM. DAVIS & jailed an Orlando man Monday the Seminole County Courthouse in McINTOSH night and recovered stolen Sanford, Florida, the above Post Office Box 1330 described personal property. coats valued at more than Sanford, Florida 32771 That said sale is being made to Telephone; (305) 3222171 $1,700 that were allegedly taken satisfy the terms of said Writ of 814 51)9 ~ J .1 , from stores at the Winter Park Execution. Attorneys for Plaintiffs Mall. John E. Polk, Publish: Nov. 16, 1976 77 Sheriff DEF7O held in Seminole County Jail Seminole County. Flor ida CITY OF / in lieu of. $5,000 bo nd on a PubliSh Oct. 26, Nov 2. 9, 16, 1976 LAKE MARY, charge of possession of stolen DEE. 133 FLORIDA ________ property was Floyd Pelix Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I.ongley. 26, of OrlanI "" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by .1,PF do. the City Council of the City of Lake IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Altamonte officers reported Mary. Florida, that said City SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA they Council will hold a public hearing at watched several PROBATE DIVISION 7 30 p.m. on Thursday, the 9th day of File Number 75.3.45Cp persons ''conceal numerous P December. 1916. to Division garments in the trunk of a car" a) consider a request for a re plat In Re: Estate of in a parking lot at Altamonte of Sanford Substantial Farms, a JOHN WESLEY WILLIAMS 'p. subdiviSIon in an existing Mall and investigated, finding Deceased NOTICE C it it.' coats. it # sedc less iflcation i;describedsn the ADMINISTRATION 'I __________________________________________ zoning ordinances of the City of I TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Sheriff's investigators have lake Mary. Florida, of the following CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST lodged an additional charge —J described property lying within the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALt.. _,' ______________________________ municipal limits against a San Francisco man of Lak. Mary, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ore fully des cribed as IN THE ESTATE: arrested early Monday in follows, to wit: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED _________________________________ Florida, and m connection with a convenience North half of) Aol Lol 13 and Lots that the administration of the estate store robbery. 26 and 27 of SANFORD SUB. of JOHN WESLEY WILLIAMS. FARMS, Section 21 John Henry Kreimer, 22, has deceased, File Number 76 3M CF. is, 'fle Lake Mary REACT (Radio Emergency STANTIAL Township 20 Range 30, Flat Book 5, pending In the Circuit Court for' also been charged with buying, LAKE MARY Public Records of Seminole County, Se minole County, Florida. Probate Associated Citizens Team) has presented th e police receiving and concealing stolen Florida Division, the addresS of which 5 REACTS department with twocitizens band radios. AcThe public hearing will be held in Seminole County Courthouse, property a 1972 model Linthe City Hall. City of Lake Mary, cepting the gift from Clifton A. Scott Jr., coln sedan reported stolen in team. Florida, on the 91h day of December. Sanford, Florida, 32771. The per sonal representative of the estate s Daytona Beach. leader (left), is Lake Mary Police Chief harry S 1976. at 7:30 pm. or as soon MARY HIGGINS WILLIAMS, t hereafter as possible, at which time Investigators said Kreijner Benson. *tioW address is 2005 Oak Avenue. interested parties for and against Sanford, Florida. 32771. The name was driving the auto when the proposed _______________ FLORIDA IN BRIEF 'Candy Man' Is Charged In Three Rape Cases - - ___________ ____. __________ _______ _________ ___________ J i MONTREAL, Quebec (AP) The Parti Quebecois, which advocates the independence of French-speaking Quebec from Englishdominated Canada, has won control of the provincial government. But the vote for members of a new provincial legislature Monday indicated defeat for secession in a referendum promised within two years by party leader Rene Levesque, who will become premier of the province. Anti-separatist parties got 59 per cent of the vote, and opinion polls before the election indicated only about 20 per cent of the voters were diehard se paratists. - _________ I _________ I . ' _________ - / ) BRASILIA (AP) Three cars fueled entirely with alcohol have completed a 5,000mile tour of Brazil to publicize alcohol as a substitute for gasoline. Technicians for the Brazilian air force, which sponsored the marathon, said the modified engines performed flawlessly in all weathers and got 36 miles to the gallon on asphalt and 30 miles on a 950-mile stretch of dirt road. The three cars a Volkswagen 1300, a Dodge Polara and a Gurgel jeep — were welcomed home at the air force research center in Sao Jose dos Campos Monday. - - NA110N U.S. Industrial Production Slips To Four-Month Low WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. industrial production slipped in September and OoT.' er to the lowest point in four months, thO 'st such drop since the economic recovery began 19 months ago. The drop, reflecting slower economic growth and some work stoppages, was the strongest signal yet that the economy might be headed down or at least growing more slowly than necessary to make a dent in the jobless rolls. The Federal Reserve Board report Monday on industrial production measures the output of the nation's factories, mines and utilities. Sustained changes in the industrial index are taken as key signals of economic shifts. However, the figures for only two months are regarded as too skimpy to show a clear trend. Dwarf Survives In Prison NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Jack Jett, only 53 inches tall and serving time at the Tennessee State Penitentiary, says he's found a way to handle inmates who give him trouble: he tells them he's got friends. He said that's just one of the special problems to be overcome in prison by a dwarf whose life is far from easy on the outside. He has to climb into secondtier prison bunks, wear ill-fitting prison clothing and stand eye-to-waist with other prisoners. - Prostitution' s Worth Checked CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) A financial aide to the New York City Council says it was just research, not an interest in legalizing prostitution, that made him ask Nevada officials about their prolits from licensed brothels. Donald Schnakenberg, assistant director of finance for the council, said Monday he was trying to find out the full cost of enforcing New York City's laws against prostitution, which flourishes in many areas of midtown Manhattan. - Ewning ilciuld Tuesday, November 16, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 73 t?,s,d Daly and Sunday, except Saturday and CDr,sImas 0..,, by The Sanford Herald. Inc . 300 N Fr,ncls Ave , Sanford. F ia H71I Second Class Postage Paid at Sauford. FI.r.da 37171. '.'nt Delivery. $5 CentS. Month, $2 40 6 Mnntns, 514 70, Yea' SP 40 By Mat it, F lo.4a same as name' delivery Alt otner mat Month $7 10. 6 Montns $1.6 30 17 M.3n!hs, $37 40 Haul Lum Leverett, 32, was initially arrested for not having a valid driver's license after he was stopped last week for a noisy muffler and CXCCSSjVC exhaust If illshorough County Sheriff's deputies said Monday. He was charged Friday with involuntary sexual battery of two 9-year-old girls and a 6year-old girl, officers said, Under Florida law, conviction carries a maximum penalty of death. Deputies said they found I.verett's two diaries and lewd photographs of young females between 3 and 13 years old in the trunk of l.everett's car. ' 'I ' . -. i•Ii•'•I _'_,•jir__-- • MIAMI (AP) A $3 million lawsuit has been filed by the family of a woman who died when a car collided with the ambulance that was taking her to a hospital. The suit, filed Monday by the husband and four children of Sara Norris, named as defendar,t Randall-Easterr, Ambulance Service, ambulance driver Robert Briley and Econowav Exterminating Co, which owned the car involved in the Saturday accident. Briley and four other persons in the ambulance were injured in the accident. Sergio Gonzalez, 56, the driver of the car, also died. - _______ \"i ' / - Judges Consider Suit re plat will be heard, and addresS of the personal Said hearing may be continued from representative's attorney are set time to time until final action is f forth below . taken by the City Council of the City All persons having claims or of Lake Mary, Florida demands against the estate are ' : THIS , THIS NOTICE SHALL BE required. WITHIN THREE In three (3) public places MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 1 .'.4 # within the City of Lake Mary. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF I Florida, at the City Hall within the THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk City of Lake Mary, Florida, of the above court a written published in the Evening Herald, a statement of any claim or demand newspaper of general circulation in they may have Each claim must be the City of Lake Mary. Florida, one in wring and must indicate the (I) time at least IS days prior to the bls fr the claim, the name arid aforesaid hearing. In addition, address of the creditor or his agent notice shall be posted in the area to O attorney, and the amount be considered at least IS day's prior claimed lithe claim is not yet due, to the date of the Public Hearing the date when it will become due DATED. November It, 1976 shall be stated. If the claim is City of Lake contingent or unliguidated, the. Mary, Florida nature of the uncertainty shall be By S. Kay Sattman stated If the claim is secured, the City Clerk __________ 4 Security shah be described The GARY E. MASSEY claim*ot thall deliver sufficient 616 E. Semoran Blvd, _________________________ copies of the claim to the clerk t Altamonte Sprinqs. Fla, 32701 q ,,,,lf,u;,? '4 enable theclerk to mail one copy to City Attorney each persoral rereseqitafive PubliSh. Nov. 16. 1976 1. All persons intereSted fl the estate DEF71 _'\_ to whom a copy of thiS Notice of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Administration has been mailed are NAME STATUTE required. WI THIN THREE Teachers Cleo Koprocki (left, standing) and Betty Washington oversee TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Notice is hereby given that the "students" in course aimed at involving parents more closely with their THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF undersigned, pursuant to the 181 SNOT ICE, to file any objections • children's education . Classes, which recentl%' concluded, were held at night in "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter they may have that challenges the county elementary schools and were tailored chiefly for parents of students in 84 09. Florida Slatutes.wiil register validity Of the decedent's will, the , l with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, qualificationsof the personal kindergarten through third grade. Called "Bridge," the course was taught by nandfor$4mipolecQunty,FI repreSentative, or the venue or elementary instructors and is scheduled to be offered again next spring. One upon receipt of proof of the jurisdiction of the Court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND teacher commented that young students "really benefit when the home and publication of this notice, the fic titioui name, to wit, THE SIGN OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED school are working so closely together, expressly for him." Parents pictured are KING under which we are engaged WILL BE FOREVER BARRED In buslnç.s at 400 Highway Il g, Date of the first pubIiction of this (from left) Nydia 1)eL'ierro, Dee Smith, Nancy Hansen and Manuel Martinez. Longwood . Florida 32750 Notice of Administration' That the parties interested in said November 161h. 1916. business enterprise are as follows Mary Higgins Williams Forrest 0 Brown, Jr As Personal Represents Norma J. Brown tiv of the Estate of I. Dated at LOngwood. Florida it s JOHN WESLEY WILLIAMS tIlts day of November, 1976 ____ Deceased Publish, Nov. 16, 23. 30, 1916 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL DEF 72 REPRESEPITATIVE NOTICE DOUGLAS STE NSTROM The C ty of Longwood is aprlying Post Office Box 1330 for a $41,000 Street Sign Grant from 4nford. Florida 37771 the Local Public Works Capitol Telephone )Q337 2171 Development and Investment Publish Nov 16. 23. tT1s believe the city was required to among the members in Blue Taxi Service; awarded the Program. The program will By MARYLINTIP'TON DEF 61 pr ovide herald Correspondent have In hand the entire proportion to their response to bid on a brush chipper to Tresca of) opportunities to the local area and replace dilapidated or missing —------------- --- -$71,803.87 of the requested calls. Industrie.., Inc., Longwood and street signs for Longwood Casselberry City Council was grant, but needed only their 25 Council also approved an Initiated discussion on changes James B Lee IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND4 asked Monday night by B.C. per cent, or $17,950.97. FOR occupational City Planner license SEMIII'OLE for in closing time for the sale of COUNTY, FLORIDA. Publish. Nov 16, 1976 Cal) Conklin, P.E., of Clark. Council approved the site Leonard Thompson to operate alcoholic beverages. DEF 69 CASE NO. l6.20U.CA.g9.B Dietz & Associates-Engineers, plan for a Cumberland Farms . _____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DIVISION. Inc., a Sanford Finn which has retail outlet at the corner of IN • EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE l i contracted with the City to Wi lshire and Highway 436 after CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COMPANY, 4 Florida corporation. Plaintiff. COUNTY, FLORIDA. perform Infiltration-Inflow (I- stating that such approval was IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR or attorney, and the amount CASE NO. 76iI29CA.200 Ii work, for a change in his contingent upon minor changes SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA claimed If the claim Is not yet due. In the Mailer of the Adoption of LARRY F. COZBY.nd SUSAN 0 firm's contract with the city. in the plan. PROBATE DIVISION the date when If will become due VALERIE KAY HECKLE COZBY. his wife, PACIF IC FINANCE LOANS, shall be stated If the claim is NOTICE OF ACTION The 1.1 study determines Acting on Mayor Gerald File Number 76-345.Cp Division Defendants contingent or unliquidafed, the TO' MICHAEL PENTZ whether water coming into the Christiansen's recommenda- In Re: Estate Of nature of the uncertainty Snail o, Address Unknown NOTICE OF ACTION sewage treatment plant in. tions, the Council named Mollie ROBERT S. BRADFORD, SR., YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO. Larry F. Cotby ,jc:ij stated. If the claim is secured, the Ai Susan 0 Colby, SeCurity shall be described The that a Petition for the adoption of Deceased cludes excess now from leaks fn Steudle, Charles Kaley, Gerhis NOTICE OF wife claimant shall deliver sufficient VALERIE KY HECKLE ha s been pipe joints, rainfall or surface truck Wyener, Lynne Stevens, 1706 Remington .,rret ADMINISTRATION copies of the cEsim to the clerk to filed In the above ttyi,a Court and drainage as opposed to re- Vel' ci Jacobs, Krystal Bruby TO ALL PERSONS HAVING enable the Click to mail one copy to that you, as the natural father of the Graham. Texas yW,6 child sought to be adopted In this processing waters used by and Margaret Green to the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST each personal representative, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL an action to foreclose a mar people. If excess water Is shown Election Board, and named OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED to All persons Interested in the estate proceeding, are reiired to serve a that 9490 On thi following real property whom a copy of ff05 PlqfIca of copy of your written defenses, if any the government will not ap- Raymond Morris clerk of the IN THE ESTATE: Administration has been maIIed, YOU have, on Petitioner's attorney, sItultein Seminole County. Florida. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED required, prove treatment facilities until board. WITHIN THREE FRANKLIN I. WALDEN, described as follows: Lot 139 of SAN SEBASTIAN Council approved $400 a that the administration of the estate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ESQUIRE, of the Law Offices the problem iscorrected,or it is of ROBERT S. BRADFORD. SR ., THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF BROCK, MASSEY & WALDEN, HEIGHTS UNIT I. according to the shown that it would be less month as incentive pay for deceased, File Number laid c. is THIS NOTICE, to file any objections Suite 107, 616 East Semoran FJAI thereof as recorded In Flat Bo.i expensive and equally feasible volunteer firemen, to be pending in the Circuit Court for they may have that challenges the Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, 19, Page 21, of thi Public Recorøs Seminole County, Florida, Prohat, Seminole Courtly, Florida validity of the decedent's will, the Florida, and to file the original to continue under present allotted in the Following Division. the address of which Is b,tn filed against aualifications of the you you are , manner: a per drdl fee of$2 for Seminole County Cou,tnoue, representative, or the personal thereof with the Clerk of this Court, has conditions. venue or both to be done on or before required to serve a copy of your Conklin stated that, though his cadets; $3 for firemen; $4 for Sanford, Florida. 32771 The per. jurisdiction of the court. written defenses, Decrnber 13th. 1976, otherwie if any. ho this firm had neither wanted nor drivers; $5 for officers. scinal representative of th, estate IS ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND default will be entered againstyou diction On SMITH AND HAYDEN. GRACE M. BRADFORD, whge OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED for the relief dema,sdcJ . in the PA., attorneys for the Plaintiff, requested changes in the According to Fire Chief Mark address Is WILL BE FOREVER BARRED V01054 address 11 1316 Barnett Boston Avenue, Petition. Bank original contract, requirements Walker all volunteers must Attamonfe Springs, Florida, 37701 Date of the firif publIcatIon Of this WlTNESSmyhand a nd t41of Building, Jacksonville, Florida The name end address of the per. Notice of y the federal government attend a mninintwn of 2 drills Administralion; this Court on and liii the original with the this $ttt day of tonal representative's attorney November 16, 1976 Clef It of hi above Styled Court on or November, 1,76 necessitated them. He said the per month and respond to a forth below. Grace M. Bradford before Q*Ci'mb,r 91 (SEAL) h, 1976. other amendments, which Involve minimum of 15 per cent of the All persons having claimt or As Personal Representa wii a Judgmen t may Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. be entered deands m a inst five of thi Estate of more detailed work than w calls acted upon by the ga thi estate against You for the relief demanded Click of the Circuit Court required, WITHIN THREE In the Coaint. ROBERT S BRADFORD. SR ., mi4 formerly planned, were department to qualify for in MONTHS FROM THE DATE By. Genevieve Poulsen OF Deceased : WITNESS my hand and ,he Mal of Deputy Clerk disadvantageous to his firm but centive pay. In addition all THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Slid Court Ofl Franklin T Walden, Esquire this Sit'di'y y are'm the interest of both the drivers and firemen must pass THIS NOTICE, lo file with ltseclerk REPRESENTATIVE: November. 1976. Brock. Massey & Walden the above court a written DOUGLAS STENSTROM Of (SEAL) federal and city governments, a twice annual written Suite 102 statementof any claim or demand Post Office Box 1330 Arthur H Beckwith, j 616 E. lemoran Blvd Conklin also indicated that, examination. Walker said that, 'hey may have. Each claim nu.4f , Sanford, Florida 37771 r Clerk Of Ilti CiVCUIf Court Altamonte Springs. Fla ivoi despite previous information at l.ne end of the month, a1l in writing and must indicat. nsa Telephone: 3053722111 By. Genevieve PouIsen Attorney for PetIhiQnic for the claim, the name and PubFSh NOV IS, 23, 1976 given t he council, he did not unused funds are divided . bests D*Put'y Clerk Publish 14a, 5. IS fl 30 4jj5 Qf V?'O (rt1tr ar r Ont D[ . Publish P405 9r I 4 23. 30 1916 ''i I. i ~7 7 1!I' 1 TALLAHASSEE AP A threejudge federal panel is considering a $1-million damage suit against comptroller Gerald Lewis in a case which could affect the way the state fires employes. The suit was brought by Robert Prince, a former state securities investigator, who is challenging his dismissal on grounds that state career service rules violated his constitutional rights. Prince was fired in August 1975 after Lewis claimed Prince delayed in investigating a large mortgage securities fraud. - I .141 i Gallup Speaks To Aging 1j. '1 ORLANDO (APi Besides giving priority attention to economic stability, spending controls and crime-fighting, the Carter adinini ri.tio,n, can ''awaken a sleeping giant," sa y s pollster George Gallup Jr. The slumbering giant is the great potential of Americans to benefit each other and society by spending a year of their lives in national service, Gallup told a convention of the American Association of Homes for the Aging Monday. 'BRIDGING' THE GAP Engineer Heart Diseases Related? MIAM I REACH (API Health officials trying to decrease rates of heart disease should pay special attention to children of men who had heart problems, researchers say. Scientists say they found higher than norrnal coronary risk factors such as smoking and high blood pressure in the offspring of heart disease victims. "Families with early heart disease should be alerted to the fact that they might have e l evated risk factors," Dr. Manning l"einleib said Monday, "These may be the families worthy of most attention." Legal Notice Lega Not ce ' TALLAHASSEE (AP) House and Senate leaders have brushed off a call by Comptroller Gerald Lewis for action at today's legislative organizational session on a bill to open bank records to the public. Senate President Lew Brantley, DJacksonville, said Monday there was no emergency that warranted lawmaking action today. lie said Lewis' call for a law to open the records to the public could wait until the regular legislative session begins in April. Lewis' call results from a Florida Supreme Court decision last Friday that a law allowing him to release bank records is unconstitutional. - I. Nursing Home Probe Target TAMPA (AP) A Tampa nursing home is being investigated by the state, a local ombudsman's committee and a county prosecutor, officials say. Target of the three-pronged probe is the Manhattan Convalescent Center, Inc. According to state officials, most of the complaints lodged with the Department of Heath and Rehabilitative Services concern: —Home finances and trust fund accounts where personal money is kept; —Nursing home facilities and staffing; —The quality, of patient care, including medical care and food quality. — Senior Citizens 4-day trip to Key West and the Everglades. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 a.m., pick up at Casselberry, 8:30 am. Contact Doris Rogers for information, Skating party sponsored by Deltona Band Boosters, 6:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. Sanford.Sertoma, noon, Sheraton Inn, W. SR 46. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Ceiitr. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town House. Sanford Civitan, 7.15 NoVEMBER 15, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Chadwick E. Bass Patricia Bertram Margaret Childs Grace N. Geister John M. Lautzenhiser l)orina M. Mangum Minnie K. Metts iA.'ssie Thomas ik'rnanl Wilke Joseph V. Burke, [)eBary 1),jfuthea lknninger. I)ellar> I),'t,eun Sandra Jones, Seminole Players present "6 EU'sIS R.IV VU," 7:30 Seminole Community College, Through Sunday. Triple Play, three one-acts, presented by Lyman Theatre, 7 p.m., Lyman High School auditorium, Longwood. Through Friday. p.m., Springs Vlolette M. Neddermeycr, Deltona Russell K. Swayze, Deltona Rudolph Vcstray Deltona Howard Lloyd, Lake Mary Derothy If. Riddle, Orange titY Cecil 1). Willson, Orange City Claudette Johson, W i nter Springs BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Luis lLicj., .i girl. Dvltona I)lS('IiARGES . . Sanford. AD Annie R. Bennett A I .,r,it FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 AARP and NART, 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m. Buck's. Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest Tanglewood Alcoholics Anonymous, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood Alcoholics Anonymous, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling hills Moravian Church, SR 434. }.; .1 I( s1t'eks, 62, at 1 105 St'iiiitiult' Blvd, , Sanford, tIteti \inday' in ( iaitl('svllit' But n in WrighLsville, GI., he tame to Sanford in 1968 lie was a.s3.'ilted With iii'.' Sanford Scale Co and was a ilIe'mber of Fi rst United Methodist (hurcil of Albany, Ga. Survivors lfiI'lUdt' his wile, Mr:. Derry G Meek., Sanford: son, John It. Meeks Jr daughter. s1rs. Sandra Meeks I .e'WiS, Tanipa. mother, Mrs lluth hall Meeks, Moultrie. sister. Mrs. Leon I Ga Ni.iriii.an , Norman Park, Ga., and brother, Charles K. Meeks. SanlorIl. Brissun Funeral Ilcune is III i harge (if arritngt'tiie'nts FunraI Notices - llii!ii1i' 'i[jJit slijilUiS today approved a request from Sheriff John Polk to reduce the amount of insurance coverage oil the sheriff's fleet of 73 cars. Prior to today's action, the 'heriff said autos carried up to $1-million apiece worth of liatMliLy coverage. The sheriff had that coverage reduced to a tiiaximuni of $500,000 "I feel it 'the new coverage i is sufficient," I'iilk :,.iii Kate .3. ROY MEEKS Funeral MEEKS, A ROY serviCeS for J Ifoy Meks. 62. of I ICS C Seminole Blvd . Sanford. *t10 died Mond,l,, in Ganesviile, will be held at Ii a m Wed nesday. at Brisson Funeral .me with Rev Leo king of lxling Burial fl Oaklawn rrnetery tir.s5on in charge — fili 1L M. Moore Juanita 0. Pent t.'iaude Van Aem Jos&'pii I). Williaiii hlarild J. (.'mmeo, Is.' lI,tr Joseph G [)eChristopht' r )eitona Beatrice K. Drew, Deltona Katherine Sahr, Dt'ltona Harvey L. Dunn, Enterprise R innie Snow, t.h,'Iedo Mrs. Johnnie i Margie 'tiwan, & hah' girl, Oviedo If you s•• anything suspicious—CALL Sheriff Cars' I n sura nc e D 9- Mildred I.. Kirb, Jos I DEATH. a.m P'ick's. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. HOSPITAL NOTES . Lewis Request Greeted Coolly wKI)NasnAy, NOVEMBER 17 Talk by Sgt. Harold t Beau Taylor of the Seminole Sheriff's Dept. on crimes against women and the elderly, Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave., 1:30 p.m. Free and open to the public. Protect your ho.e by Protecting your ughbors. -- In Contract With Casselberry Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Sanford Girl Scout Service Unit, 7 p.m., Chamber of Commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light. Sanford. Seminole lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. Casselberry lions 6:30 p.m. Land o' LakesCountry Club. 436. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR ('ilAIh{',IAN WILLIAMS TAKES OVER -- __________ Council voted Monday night to write a letter to the State Department of Commerce in response to an appeal by Fisher seeking unemployment compensation. A preliminary response was made by the mayor in an attempt to prevent Fisher from receiving the unemployment compensation, but Fisher appealed again on the basis that the mayor does not have a vote. J.C. Pennev'c - Firm Asks Changes William Posey, 18, a city grader operator pleaded guilty to petty larceny of oil and oil filters in Longwood Municipal Court. Another city employe, Aaron Sean Pool, 30, of Sanford, was charged with aggravated assault and two counts of witness tampering in connection with the incident. A bench warrant was issued for Pool after he failed to show up for trial on Oct. 5. He has not yet been located. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Lyman High School VISA, 8 p.m., school auditorium. Film and lecture on emergency medical information. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. St. Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First - ___________ . Seminole County REACT Team No. 2658 will hold a Break' on Saturday. at Sanford Plaza, with proceeds to benefit the Seminole County Youth I)ejxity's program, primarily Its police mobile classroom. There will be grand prizes, Including a multiple choice of either a $150 shopping spree or a police scanner. Adult tickets will sell for $1 apiece or six for $5 while ducats for children are 25 cents each. There will also be a half-and-half prize with tickets selling for 25 cents each or five for ii. In this prize category, the winning ticket holder will receive half the money donated through ticket purchases and the other half will go towards the Youth Deputy program. The 'Break' is scheduled for 6-11 p.m. and there will be free coffee available. There will also be donuts, hot dogs and cold drinks as well as a bake sale. Members of the It A("l' i Radio Emergency Auxilfar) ('onventlonlearni unit and Youth Deputies will be selling tickets in the vicinity of J.C. Penney's Saturday as well as at the Altamonte Mall In front of Burdine's. Last April the local ItE..t("T team raked $1,200 for the Youth Deputies in a similar 'Coffee Break'. The public is Invited to the 'Break'. - . suspended pending herring's final report. "All we have is a list of questions and answers," he said. "No charges have been made at this point and none are going to be made as far as I know," Connell added. In a written report recommending Fisher's demotion, Mayor Lonnann had criticized the department head for "failure to properly supervise his department . . and mismanagement of city equipment and material." The investigation resulted in Robert II. Keen, 34, being charged with grand and petty larceny of scrap copper and brass owned by the city. His circuit court trial has been postponed to the week of Dec. 13. For REACT 'Coffer Z ,,, CALENDAR 'Coffee Break' . - "I=... !1 IN BRIEF l.ONGW000 City Council Monday night directed City Attorney Ned Julian to request a final report from State Attorney Abbott Herring on his office's investigation of the City Public Works Department for next week's meeting. Mayor James Larmnann previously told Council that Herring would not say whether the desired report would be forthcoming. It was on the mayor's recommendation based on evidence ollected by Herring's office that on Aug. 30 Council voted to suspend eight employes (including Public Works Director Ralph h"isher) and fire four others. Councilmen Gerard Connell and Parker Anderson refused to vote at that time as they said there was insufficient information ill the absence of a Final report and the fact that the employes were not given the right to speak in their own defense. Connell and Anderson later voted against the Sept. 13 firing of Fisher. The 60-year-old city employe of 11 years was given three weeks vacation pay $663.39) and severence pay of $958.26. Councilman Larry Goldberg said his motion to Fire Fisher was based on Fisher's sworn statement made during an investigation of the Public Works Department by Herring's office. The hour-and-a-half taped testimony for which Fisher was given inununity was not played at the September council meeting, but each member was given a written transcript. Anderson had pointed out at that time that Fisher had been Ambulance Firm Sued ",, - Engines Perform Well By JANE CASSEIJIEIIRY Herald Staff Writer — TAMPA (AP) A Dover man, nicknamed "Candy Man," was charged with raping three little girls after police found his diaries detailing his sexual encounters and 96 lewd photographs of young females, police said, ' ________ Longwood Seeks Final Report On Works Probe Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1976-3A THE POliCE! 1_1 f 2G~& — 'the new rates adopted toda ts iii cost the county an alditiur.al $6,000. But Polk said today's action before the year is out will result In a $12,000 savings to taxpayers. The reason, he said, is insurance rates are going up and adoption of the lowercoverage ordinance today allows him to acquire a special type of i ns urance which is provided univ to governmental Occasion. STOP cRIMES AI$O,niy G,rw,oi IOffice T&ioè,os for 'rifotnioto., Pk-"4 rt'w POIKO ov ,I',a,Il I attic. Meet the Mayor — : at Courtyard Antiques NOV. 17 8:30 P.M the install A Famous Quality Central Heat & Air Conditioning System For Year 'Round Comfort San ford's Courtyard Antiques Other leading business and civic personalities TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION program will be present. Public is invited 645.5049 323-6230 Monday's high 52, today's low 60. Rainfall: .11 Inch. Considerable cloudiness through Wednesdav with a chance of a few showers. highs near 80, lows tonight In the GOt. Winds mostly northeasterly 10-15 rn.p.h. TOMO)itRt)W'S 111W_S t)aytona Beach: high 3:16 aim, 3:17 p.m.. low 9:27 a. m.. 9:I8 P.M. Port Canaveral; high 3:09 a.m., 3:25 p.m., low 9:18 a.m.. 9:46 p.m. Bayport: high 9:54 a.m., 9:54 p.m., low 3:54 a.m., 3:53 P.M. DON'T GAMBLE On Home Comfort Flo.,do GRAND OPEN ING 10a.m. Thurs., Nov. Ii 504W. 13th Street (between Laurel& 17.92 His Honor Lee P. Moore will cut the ribbon for the Grand Opening Ceremony — WEATHER Nov. 21, 1976 at 3 p.m. at the ch. -ch, âwkiri \IIOFF FLAGSHIP BANK OF 'SAN FORD 200 W. FIRST ST. WEDNESDAY, . We are announcing the Homecoming of the Mt. Olive AME Church Sun., 18th St., Sanford. Everyone is welcome to loin the members on this joyous s$' FREE PUBLIC LECTURE HOMECOMING SOUTHERN AIR of SANFORD INC. 100 N. Maple Ave. Ph. 322 $321 Check with George Stuart... Gilmore Attempts Suicide SALT LAKE CITY, Utah found unconscious 4n her COnVICtI.'d killer Gary apartment, also of an appareat Mark Gilmore attempted to drug overdose. take his own life with a drug . ::: overdose today. an3efcaitechL 0 P 0 nician at the Utah State Prison reported. In addition, police In SpringI vile said a woman believed to Sl_ L..' GilIn.re's 'Ir!fr:cn{I I AP) — IARRIV ___ . AL - Sanford Now in Casselberry too. Grand Opening Sale now in progress at both locations, GEORGE STUART,INC 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET RL.iiflO FLORIDA 32802 C 5LLBER't 'L'iA "2707 ,',' . �Evening Herald .cno Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Just a few random thoughts. We regularly hear complaints these days from would-be experts, observers and criticsof the educational scene. Their chief gripe: the kids just don't and or can't read and-or write the English language as it was meant to be read and-orwritten. And, invariably, the educational system is singled out as the principal culprit, Well, that may or may not be in the final Well, analysis. But let's look further and you don't have to look much further than your friendly supermarket. Around Tuesday, November lo, 1976-4A JOSEPH 9 WAYNE 0, X)VLE. Publisher NORMAN II, OSHIUN, Editor I). Director ____ VAN I4RACKLE, Advertising P1 Hi'iiie I )eIi' er eek, 55 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $1120: Year. S23 40 lh Mail In Florida Sanie as home delivery. All ther iriul Month. S2.0 t Months $i20; 12 Months, $3240. In it there usually is a special check-out counter reserved for purchasers of a relatively small number of goods. It usually reads: "10 items or less." w Golden Age he Clock Incorrect grammar, right? Right. And how many kids look at that particular sign every day?r After doing so, are they going to believe their teachei when he or she tells them the sign is wrong, that it should read: "10 items or fewer?" Not likely, OHM OSLIRIN Of Triumph The Second Annual Golden Age Olympics is part of history now and it should be a proud part for many Sanford area residents. We commend Olympics chairman Vic Arnett, Sanford Parks and Recreation Director Jim Jernigan and Jack Homer and Virginia Longwell of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce for their many long hours of planning that provided participants a week they could truly call their o. .-.--__,_ . . .. liIiU muere were me peop l e wno worea siientiy behind the scenes -the volunteers who helped and the civic and service organizations that played a key role in making the program run more smoothly. The success and acceptance of the event portends a future expansion of the concept over and beyond the borders of Sanford. It might take a while but we can't miss. - don't be too angry or hard on the man. He wasn't trying to avoid you. There is a perfedly valid explanation for his ordering Pat to take the phone off the hook: It was fantasizing time. Once again, as he was known to do in the White House, the former President was savoring the life and times of one of his all-time favorite herocs no. but George S. Patton, in no, not Spiro T. Agnew the film of the same name. It was the 516th time, at least, he Was idolizing the exploits of this legendary military man. During his tenure in the White [louse, you'll recall, he disappeared for hours on end only to be discovered watching this classic. Sunday night was no exteption. And stop to think about it. The two historical figures probably have something in common: The late general constantly hu t himself with self-inflected verbal wounds which hampered and stifled his career. The former even to tapepresident did the same thing recording some of these verbal outbursts. And . . . -- The newest craze for the past several months or so has been the self-service or self-serve gasoline station. That's the one where you pull up to the I pump, get out and pump your own gas. The owner or operator of the station usually is content to sit and watch. So, not only do you have to serve yourself, but more times than not, you also have to traipse up to the office to pay for the gas you just pumped into your tank. The proprietor doesn't budge, doesn't even meet you halfway. The only time he might venture out is to check suspiciously over your shoulder to make certain you're not planning on cheating him. Self-service is one thing - but being ignored and distrusted at a profit-making operation is or should 1*' another, Brantley And Tucker Elected To lop -. TALLAHASSEE -- c s - . . . ,11 CENTER I'l RAY CROMLEY G OP Needs , New Face, New Image I ;~, -- - ij• '--_ __~ 919 E. 2nd St. Gun Law ____ WASHINGTON - (NEA) - A Republican % WASHINGTON - For the first time in the ____________ wheel I've known for 30 years passed me in the nation's history, the voters of a state recently hall of government building the day after had the opportunity to totally ban the private . election. He stopped only long enough to say ownership of handguns. c-f forcefully "We've got to clean house in the party — And when the final ballot had been tallied, the from top to bottom, get the old group out and a result was that the citizens of Massachusetts had :. new vroun in give the party a new face a new ,I.!oh,1 lhq r,rnrwqI 1w beer than twn-tr........ ........... .............. went with one margin, which is just as well since the law shot: "And we can do it."' . most likely would have done very little to acl2, 741+0 , Despite the failure of the Republicans to 11 complLsh what its proponents said it would. improve their position in the Senate, House and One of the more important backers of in state governorships after the walloping they Question 5 - which would have limited the tookinl74,therearesignsmyoIdfriendmaybe 1 1 ) ownership and use of handguns to only the police, right. The figures, for certain, don't give much the military and legitimate museums was the ( comfort to the GOP - hefty governor of the Bay State, Michael Dukakis. ,,;y•;• i . .t majorities in the Senate and [louse and in the Dukakis sald'of the handgun ban measure, nation's governorships. Plus, of course, a which would have had the state pay each Democrat, Carter, as president. :" Massachusetts gun owner the fair market value .-,,.Even more discouragingtoRepublicansisthe of his weapon, that the argum ents for handgun :'2:c'.' evidence of what adverse voting drives by the .'" . control came down to this question: "Are we major labor unions and black organizations can ' serious about dealing with crime in our society? do, as well as the surprising turnout of rural t. .: If we are, we must restrict the possession, sale voters for Jinuny Carter in many sections of the f and ownership of handguns." ,,,, ' A "c'4:€ But the governor's sta tement is a classic N2vertheless, the evidence of this election is ku, F'7L? example of question-begging. Would reducing I that when Republicans put up outstanding the nwnber of handguns really reduce crime? candidates for Congress or for governorships WouldthLsreallybetheresuitofastricthandgun Any calls from Plains, Ga.? " they were elected more often than not, even in ban? [think not. states which gave Carter a majority. The most detailed, definitive, in-depth study The Republican statisticians calc ul ate to, of the effects of handgun control laws has been that Carter's 1.7 million vote majority was more conducted by Douglas Murray, a research than accounted for In nine states Alabama, analyst who works for the Wisconsin Council on Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, North and South i Cr Criminal Justice. Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia and Starting with the assumption that the Editor the District of Columbia where Carter piled up Editor: primary causes of crime and accidents lie in the This Progress Edition is to be highly corna 1.9 million advantage. As Presi dent of the Lake Mary The total vote In the other 41 states taken as a mended as one of the best you have published. Commerce let me commend you onChamber your recentof harsh social conditions in which people live, whole gave a majority to President Ford. His The page devoted to the City of Lake Mary was Progress Edition. The page for Lake Mary was Mufray sought to learn what additional effect on losses in some were more than compensated for outstanding. The Mayor and the City Council are the incidence of firearm-associated violence exquisite. The layout of advertisements, and the there is that may be attributed to the severity of by wins in others. delighted by your interest in Lake Mar)'. map of Florida with the City's Insignia was an restrictions imposed by different state laws on These came statisticians note that a gain of a We wish to express to so many of our business "eye catcher." I have received many cornfew thousand votes in Ohio plus a similar gain in people, our appreciation for their efforts in pliments on the edition. This has been one of the the purchase and possession of handguns. This Hawaii, would have put Mr. Ford in the White making possible the Lake Mary Page. The Lake was doric because implicit in the arguments of best pages published for the Chamber. [louse for another four years. Mary Chamber of Commerce is also to be lauded staff for the the gun-controllers is that such laws play a Many thanks to you and your But if the election Indicated a bastion of for their cooperation in making the page a true Complimentary page for Lake Mary in your significant part in reducing crime. Carter-Democratic strength in the South, it gave subject for City Pride. To reach his findings, four violent acts were Progress Edition. an equally clear promise of Republican hope in Walter A. Sorenson DeLores Lash "Predicted" from measures of social conditions the West and continued strength in most of New Mayor President contained In the 1970 Census, Then, each of the England. A north-south fine down the center of City of Lake Mary Lake Mary Chamber of seven basic gun-control Laws in the various the United States dramatically illustrates a Florida Commerce. states was added to each of the four "predictor" straight victory for President Ford on the models to see If they had any significant impact. Pacific side, except for Texas and Hawaii but Out of the resulting 28 equations, not one gunEditor: including Alaska. control law v J ust a note to thank Jean Patteson for the Editor: These were the same states, conservative on a single measure of violence. Republicans claim, that went so heavily for great publicity. I'm sure it has helped the college I want to thank Jean Patteson for the wonWriting In the October 1975 Issue of "Social and our November show. She did a beautiful Job derful coverage she gave us on Wuv Day for CIP. Ronald Reagan in the primaries, Problems" Murray concludes: Not all Republicans won in these Western with the layout. Thanks, again. It was terrific and we do appreciate it along with "Gun control laws have no individual or 4 HELEN HICKEY all the other states by any means, as not all Democrats won in coverage you have given us on our collective effect in reducing the rates of violent Art Dcpartmen' other activities. the South or in major cities of the North where Seminole Community College labor union and black voting were strong factors. LINDA RECK "Gun control laws do not have any apparent effect on a large enough proportion of the population or on those critical elements of the population who are associated with violent acts, to effectively limit access to handguns by those who want them.. The data have indicated that gun laws have no effect on either handgun mes ownership or on crime rates, suggestin g that this type of legislation Is totally Irrelevant to its WASHINGTON to the Justice stated purpose. For over 20 years, the the CIA chose to permit the prosecution of but The U.S. attorney Dept. has been winking at crimes very few cases and found much of its Dept. for an order that would force the CIA to 'Therefore, a return to the basic theory of commi tted by employes of the Central i illegalities) too sensitive to reveal." cough up the docwnents. Without even asking for firearms control legislation seems In order. As Intelligence Agency. Even crimes and Between 1954 and 1974, according to CIA files a cursory examination of the papers in question, stated, the primary reason for the existence of felonies unrelated to official duties have been obtained by the subcommittee, there were at Justice backed the CIA. these laws Is to control access to guns so that ignored. least 31 cases involving possible federal crimes In later testimony before the congressional guns are less likely to be used In acts of violence. This is the conclusion of a still secret report committed by CIA personnel. None of these subcommittee, Greaney explained that he had Thus far, the relation between gun laws and compiled by the House Government Information incidents involved acts authorized by the CIA changed his mind about cooperationg In the crime rates and Individual Rights subcommittee. The and none were related to official duties. Crimes prosecution because it would embarrass the CIA "On the basis of these data, it seems quite congressional investigators were so shocked by that mnmy have been committed while executing if one of its operatives were found guilty of unlikely that the relative availability of hanthe Justice Dept.'s leniency that they recom- officially sanctioned activities such as wiretaps smuggling opium. he claimed, dguns plays a significant part in explaining why mended a "Special Prosecutor be appointed to and break-ins were excluded from the statistics. exposure of the documents would reveal some of some states have higher rates of acts associated prosecute illegal activities of intelligence agency The crimes included narcotics smuggling, the CIA's sources and methods of operation in with firearms than others." personnel." embezzlement, theft of government funds, Southeast Asia. Finally, Murray concludes with some cornAn independent prosecutor is needed, the impersonation of a military officer, espionage "The behavior of CIA officials in this case," pell.ing, practical arguments against gun conreport bluntly states, because the Justice Dept. and black-marketing. concluded the congressional investigators, trol: has failed to move even in instances where there Of the 31 possible crimes, only 14. were "indicates that they still believe that the agency were "widespread admissions" of criminal referred to Justice by the CIA and only two Even relatively low-level legislation, such as and its employes are above the criminal law activity and "the illegalities by the intelligence agency employes were actually brought to trial. registration, would cost several hundred million Additionally, this case illustrates that the CIA dollars, at a minimum. Confiscation and purpersonnel (were unrelated to their jab ac- Some of the cases called to the attention of the tivities." interprets 'national security' with undue breadth chase, at an average cost of $50 per gun, would Justice Dept. were later dropped at the CIA's "The Justice Department has assisted in urging, ostensibly because sensitive information Risking political embarrassment of the CIA mean an Investment of $10 billion! Any such is not and should not be deemed synonymous legislation would be seriously resisted setting the CIA above the law," the report would have to be revealed during discovery or both with risking the security of the United States," criminal elements and those with strongbymoral continues, "by allowing the CIA to decide which ttria rial. For its part, the Justice Dept. had been objections to the law. Even a one per cent noncases would be too sensitive to prosecute, and by In one glaring example, the Justice Dept. was 4. For allowing the CIA to withhold whatever In- forced to drop a case against an alleged opium neglectful and Inept" and may cooperation rate, low as that Is, would still mean it sees fit . ." "have assisted In a cover-up of CIA participation 2 smuggler because of the CIA's steadfast refusal million guns (especially Pistols) unregistered The Justice Dept.'s softness on the CIA dates to cooperate. In Southeastern Asian drug traffic." and hundreds of thousands of normally law. from a 1954 agreement between the two agencies Puttaporn Khamkhruan, a CIA operative Footnote: Congressional Investigators for the abiding individuals suddenly labelled which, in effect, gave the CIA the right to block a from Thailand, was indicted in 1973 for Illegally subcommittee refused to comment on the Criminals." prosecution or keep a crime secret In the name of importing 25 kilos of raw opium Into the United grounds that the report is still confidential, A Murray obeerves: "national security." States. At first, the CIA's associate general Justice Dept. spokesman said only that his "If the law cannot Control such highly visible A year later,Congress passeda law requlring counsel, John K. Greaney, promised he would department was Opposed crinunalactities as drug trafficggam bI government agency heads to report the illegal cooperate fully with the U.S. attorney who was special prosecutor solely for the purpose of and prostitution, with their continuing sales of activities of their employes to the Justice Dept. prosecuting the case. When it came time to prosecuting the Illegal activities of CIA commodities and services to the general public, The CIA, hoW/er, has rarely complied, operatives. A spokesman for release CIA documents, however, Greaney the CIA said the then It seems Unlikely that It could "Given the CIA's sell Interest," states the executed an abrupt about-lace and even refused agency had not yet seen the report and, onetime control the onetime sale Of an congressional report, "it is not sur therefore, could not comment. item that could last for ing that to allow allowa feder judge to examine the'mii. _ . -tj -. ' Era End In Sight . , I -' '' ' ' .. - -. country. Our R - - DUDA AUTO PARTS ' 0 ~ WHPLE.SAL A 1 was found to ha I "I'm glad about it. you understand, but how come we missed out on all that South Korean gift action?" 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In recent years Congress has continued to encroach on what has traditionally 1 L1 S0a .- forceful in his conduct of foreign policy as he hopes of t DUPLICATED 54or15 Opiic.s - - BERRY'S WORLD LENSES Democratic 5 e1 I !. 9UPPLIEsi KINGS Contact Lenses • Frame Repairs a.m.. 7 p.m. 9.5 AT New Sign On Park Drive Rubenstein's 'Mystique' Added At Optical Firm Reg. Optician I A The election has produced a reaction around the world that might best be summed up like this: For better or for worse, the "Kissinger era" in U.S. foreign policy is coming to an end. The certainty of Henry Kissinger's departure as secretary of state tends to overshadow the Uncertainty which foreign leaders are s ur e to feel a bo ut the advent of a President Jimmy Carter. Th e former governor of Georgia did none of th e foreign traveling that often precedes a bid for th e presidency. Some of our oldest and closest allies, as well as our adversaries on the international scene, probably know less about Mr. Carter than they have known about any new U.S. president since Harry Truman took office in 1945. The recent campaign, however, has told them that a Carter foreign policy is not likely to differ in its general aims from that of the Nixon-Ford years. Mr. Carter approved of the global policy that former President Nixon put into place a new relationship with mainland China, accompanied by detente with the Soviet Union and a pursuit of arms limi ta tion agreements. g. His criticism was aimed minly at "deception, secrecy and drift" in the way foreign policy was conducted, and a lack of "morality" in our relations with countries under authoritarian or repressive governments. As a diplomat-negotiator given a loose rein by two presidents, Mr. Kissinger has taken more credit and blame for developments in our foreign po licy than usua ll y fl ows to a presidential adviser or secretary of state. Indeed, the Ronald Reagan primary campaign that may have contributed to Mr. Ford's defeat at times seemed to be aimed more at Mr. Kissinger than at the President. Statesmen abroad who know Mr. Kissinger well may have mixed feelings today. Arab leaders who think the United States has been too pro-Israel in its Middle East policy say they are glad to see Mr. Kissinger go. Ironically, the same sentiment has been expressed in Israel, where Air . Kissinger's stock had fallen after the 1975 Sinai Kissinger's agreement wi th Egypt. That there should be continuity in our foreign policy despite a change of administration is all to the good. Mr. Carter's choice of a secretary of state is likely to come from among foreign policy experts who went into official exile d ur ing th e last eight years and have been among .his campaign advisers. An indication of whether Mr. Carter will be as Ph. 322-6707 Ronald RoTtinghaus ~i" .P PRE SCRIPTIONS FILLED YOU'LL FIND IT Like Your Business Featured? Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 , , ova0 Z . FOR UNDER '5.00? Prepared By The Herald Advertising Department As A Service - Sanford, Fla. Reject I ______ BUSINESS REVIEW 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Voters __ NEED A UNIQUE GIFT cot 1 'where your friends are" JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. __________________________ ' ': s ing e r pita l Pos ts iAI'i re-election as [lease speaker in ond most powerful post in FlorSen. George Firestone, Roth chambers were fe Senate President Lew Brit- 50 years Barron helped engineer in the 1915 and 1917 sessions. Caucus Chairwonan Betty ida government. ley, son of ,I Georgia shareMiami and a member of the tooned with the normal array of Brantley's victory. Tucker had vowed not to Easley, bath of Clearwater. Suffering from what aides Nth Tucker, D-Tallahasse. delegation, said that Brantley flowers for the opening day as Barron was behind the move retailiate again.0 opponents but 71-y defeated challenges hy Don Tucker, ner ear, Tucker got out of ropper, and;icci)illpllslllllg lluus Speaker said was ,in infection of hi in. and Brantley were to address promised the group that the legislators met their new to dump Keller. Brantley sup- stripped Kutun of his Health Rep. Tom Lewis, R-Palm bed their respective chambers in rules committee would take up colleagues. ported the ouster, Saunders op- and Rehabilitative Services Beach, and Rep. Vince Fechtel, omething no other person has against doctor's orders to con- speeches eagerly awaited by the proposals. With that assurdone ill 50 Brantley locked up the pow- posed it. Committee chairmanship. R-l.eesburg. years, won elect !on to vene the House and lead the or- tile members for first word of ance, Firestone said, members erful Senate presidency in the Tucker was assured of his the top legislative jobs today. ganizational ssion. House Republicans Monday Also losing in the whip vote 'Die vote for Brantley w who would get coveted corn- of the group decided not to l75 session. A Jacksonville post when he won the [louse re-elected Minority Leader Wil- was Rep. Tom Gallagher, RThe formal elections followed mntte'e chairmanships, bring the proposals up during Democrat, he won the post after Democratic caucus vote last ham James, R-Delray Beach, Miami. unanimotis, while Tucker was the swearing in of all 120 1 louse Before Brantley was even today's session. it had apparently been taken by January, defeating Rep. James but ousted minority Whfp Van elected 98-28 on a strict party members and the 20 senators sworn in, he met with a group of James preached the RepubliSome of the proposals were former Sen. Bob Saunders, 1)- Redman, D-Plant City. Rep Poole, R-Fort Lauderdale. can faith to the 28 GOP House line vote over House Minority who were up for election this Senate mavericks seeking to identical to changes that Gra- Gainesville. leader William James, fl-Del- )car. Barry Kutun, D-Miamj Beach, Poole was replaced by Rep. members and promised to lead push proposed rules changes ham and other dissidents had ray Reach. In the aftermath of a conhad dropped out of the race. Dick Langley, a tough-talking' them into battles with the Brantley, 39 and a Jackson. The group, led by Sen. Robert unsuccessfully tried to get troversial vote outing former With today's action in A Tallahassee Democrat, Clermont lawyer who promised Democratic majority. the yule I)emnocrat, was praised as Graham, 1)-Miami, presented passed last session. They were Health and Rehabilitative ServTucker is the first Florida to be "hard-nosed." Also r rtnrganuzatuonal session, Tuck- a man who had risen from Brantley with the proposed defeated in the rules corn"I'm afraid of no man or ur becanrie the first imian to will ices Secretary 0. J. Keller, speaker to succeed himself elected were Minority Leader woman in this legislature," he huniibl beginnings to the see- changes. mittee. Senate President Dempsey since Cary Hardee was speaker Pro Tempore Mary Grizzle and said, - If any of your diehard Richard Milhous Nixon fans had been trying to reach the gentleman on the telephone Sunday night without success, please Ca NURSING a 'I(is It's only a little thong, but. . l-'fl•:N('u AVE., SANFOHE) FLA. 3271 Area (de .32 211 I c 83l-.t Tuesday, Nov. i, 174-5A thoroughly safe. Free estimates SEE gladly given. for a FAST LOAN, Emergency Service PH 322-8865 I .: '. .—/' - - US TODAY - - :"' , ,' -' 4 ,, .." PRow.s''s m 11 VOE IU Ill BLDG SUITE Imi HWY 414 AT MAITLAND AVf aLTAMONTE ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company 2562 S. Park Ave. Sanford -pfr ,u I Dive Gaiio-*.,s, Mgr 323-9140 2544 S. French Ave. Sanfoid �Vincent Seeks Atlas ' Title At Stadium Tonight • ir ;. Influence ' Jocy Vincent says he is ready to win the Southern middleweight title from Louisiana's Emmett Atlas at the Orlando Sports Stadium tonight. But Vincent's trainer, Dominick Polo, has some reservations in his thinking. "Joev is the better fighter. there is no doubt about that. But, I'm not sure he is going to win.', Polo explained: "I tried to get this fight postponed all week. Vincent's left eyebrow is not properly healed and I won't be able to keep it closed for 10 rounds. If I am lucky I will be able to give him three, maybe four, rounds at the most before it breaks open. "Joey should have taken off at least three months after he was cut in the (Hobbyl Crawford match (Sept. 21) but instead he came back five weeks later against (Ponce) Qrtiz and got busted up again. "Now, he is fighting Atlas on just three weeks rest and the eye is nowhere near ready. "Joey is going to have to go out like gangbusters after Atlas, because he has to knock him out early. If he doesn't he most likely will be stopped on a cut. It's really a shame, because Joey has the style to destroy Atlas. I promise you this, Joey will be kicking the hell out of him, up till the time the fight ends. Whichever way it ends. "There is only two possible reasons he won't dominate Atlas - ill He gets desperate, takes stupid chances and walks into a punch he shouldn't. Because he knows he has to knock him out early; 121 lie isn't in good condition and runs out of gas. "As far as running out of gas is concerned, that might happen because Jocy couldn't spar for this light because of the eye. lie really has taken away most of his chances to win tonight. And the funny thing is, I still think he will knock the guy out. That's how much a better fighter he is than Atlas." When Vincent was questioned about Polo's comments, he responded, "Sure, Dom's right. I shouldn't be fighting with the eye the way it is. But, I can beat Atlas. I know I can. And if flay off for a couple of months, Atlas will fight someone else and lose the title. "1 would rather get a shot at Atlas and the title, even with this handicap, than let this chance go by." The scheduled 10-round main event tops a starstudded presentation that will feature five pro bouts, two for regional titles, and four amateur bouts. Atlas won his title by upsetting the No. 1 ranked Gene Wells this past September in Orlando. Previous to that he retired Bruce Cantrell and stopped undefeated Mike Box to gain his shot at the 160-pound crown. Vincent enters tonight's fray with a mark of 28-4-2, with 25 KO's. it is his second crack at a Southern championship. Last year he was stopped by Taco Perez in his bid for the junior middleweight title. Since then he has only lost twice while scoring 15 KOs and winning the Florida welter- weight title. The odds, coming out of New York City, were 6-5 Atlas, before news of Vincent's eye problem reached them. They are now, 9-5, Atlas. In a companion 10-rounder, Edgar ''Mad Dog" floss defends his 154-pound title against the challenge of flolando Garcia of Texas. This is Ross' first outing since he was badly cut up in his win over Matt Donovan last September at the Sports Stadium. flanked No. 5 by fling Magazine, with a record of 37.1. 1, ROSS expects to get a shot at the world's title next year, if he gets past Garcia successfully. - Frankic Santore, who scored a 50-second KO in Indiana last week, meets Gil Benzant in a scheduled six round rematch. The two fought earlier this year in Miami Beach, with Santore winning a split decision. 2""F '' Undefeated middleweight Milton Owens will be tested either by Willie Chancy or Johnny Evans iii another scheduled six rounder. PER/lAPS 7WE t%,1 Pa" A,..#. 'xU/_.picI 4' ' ,. - S%'ly The opening four round pro bout pits Slick Mitchell against Willie Vasser in another 160pound test. Action starts at 8 p.m. with amateur bouts preceeding the pro card. q4r MICHIGAN 4' . ã . N4 E4' // 7C //E OPPC,r,oN /5 10 >'• Great Start, But Dallas Chewed Out ' "Boy, he's going to chew us history in the National Football DALLS (API - Wide r celver Drew Pearson of the out this time," I'earson said to League. Pearson said later, "We are Dallas Cowboys had just caught a teammate. The other player E6I( professionals and if we don't nine passes for 135 yards, but he nodded. &i "lie" is Dallas Coach Tom play up to our level than we displayed a hang dog look on _________ the sidelines as the final see- lindrv, who hasa 9.1 team that should expect to be chewed ____________ onds ticked away in a 17-10 vic- is playing bad anti winning. in out." told that lindry says lie tor' Monday night over the fact, the Cowboys are off to . he never chews out players. their finest start in their 16-year Buffalo BilLs. Pearson answered with a -. smile, "If he says he doesn't (heW us out - then he doesn't." Landrv did not sound like the .. / , '' Cowboys were in for too severe 5;' of a tongue-lashing. 1)allas Is playing well enough to k'ad St. Louis by one game in LOS ANGELES (API - Tom- nati Reds en he (lied of can- the National Conference$ .. . my John, whose ability to pitch cer in 1964. Eastern Division. The teams after radical arm surgery even John posted a 10-10 record, meet in a 'Thanksgiving I)ay surprised his surgeons, is the pitching 2a7 innings for the showdown at Texas Stadium. winner of this year's hutch Dodgers in 1976 after 1 "it still all comes down to .. :i(i. of inactivity caused by a rup- that game," said Landry. The 33-year-old Los Angeles tured ligament in his left elbow [)allas played good defense -' Dodgers southpaw pitcher is July 17, 1974. but had an almost non-existent _ the 1h winner of the award, Surgeons used a tendon re- rushing game. Virtually the given annually by major league moved from his right elbow in only offense as passes from , sports writers and broadcasters the delicate operation that re. quarterback Roger Staubach to . in memory of Fred hlutchinson, constructed his left arm in Sep- his favorite receiver, Pearson. who was managing the Cincin- tember. 1974. The duo clicked for 61 yards 13 seconds on two passes just before the end of the first half for the go-ahead touchdown "The offensive line is the big alter Buffalo had tied the score difference," Ramsey said. . 7-7 on a )-yard touchdown pass "They have been doing such a from Gary Marangi to Reuben good job that I've got oil the ;irit. time in the world to stand back Dallas led briefly 7-0. in the there and look for a receiver. second quarter on Preston "That kind of business makes T'() 0 Sci I a i i e(I it fi I e j" Pearson's two-yard touchdown 1 us a different team. When we r Wi. can make them afraid of the The payoff was a 21-yard pass, then our running game is By FRED R0TIIENBERG cers for nearly 3,000 durable The chief executive of the surpassed Herbert hoover's by Ruth made $70,000. Bii) the othibetter thcsL.' day:;. in 1975, the touchdown pass from Staubach just that much bett er. %P Sports Writer goods manufacturing corn- United States was making $5,000. But when the Babe was er 25 players totaled only 20o,- average salaries were $48,000 to Drew Pearson. lEditor's note: Millionllar panics. This year, the average $200,000 a year, with nwne'rous earning isg salaries, he was the 000, orabout $8,000 a man. herb Staubach aitted, "Our of. for major league baseball, contracts are becoming alrncet salary ranged from *77.500 for prmviligt's ar.d frmc benefits. uiL1 athlete who could play in k'ennock. a 23-game winner the $109,700 for the National Has- fensive performance wasn't curninonpiace in professional the top executive in a company (os "I had a better year than the the same financial league with >ear before, had the second ketball Association, $95,000 for good at all." athletics. The top players are doing *10-25 million in sales to president," was Babe Ruth's the president. Pearson added. "The coach highest salary, $15,000. the American Basketball • earning more in a year than $247,000 for companies with famous 1930 remark in justifyOn the 1927 Yankees-perThe professional athlete of ciation, $75,000 for the National has to do something to get us mnanyAmericanswillmakeina salesof$S00millionto$1 billion. ing his $80,000 salary, which haps the greatest team ever- average ability is doing much ine Qfl Hockey League, $60,000 for the fired up - so he'll probably lifetime. This series will exWorld Hockey Association and chew us out. We just haven't • amine the salary phenomenon, $42,000 for the National Fball played to our potential." VVeek looking at the development of Buffalo offensive guard RegIcague. the pay structure, the players' , in comparison, the average gie McKenzie said, "I think 5 !\IO. 1 ATLANTA lAP) - Coach point of view and the future of ead (u t salary of policemen and fire- Dallas can get back to the Super Bob Tyler of Mississippi State the huge contracts. Today: Who uieri in cities of over i00000 Bowl, but It's going to be tough. has become accustomed to out- makes the most and how those By The Associated Press panel of 63 sports writers anti The other two first-places went kansas followed by Nebras- population last year ranged They are going to have to get by standing performances by Bull- salaries got there.) broadcasters. to Maryland and Texas A&M, ka, Notre Dame, Iowa State, from $10,717 to $14,001, accord- some tough teams. They were dog linebacker Ray codict. -The University of PutsUCLA, a 45-14 winner over No. 11 in the new rankings. Colorado, Oklahoma State, ingto the U.S. Bureau of Labor there last year, weren't they? The 215-pound senior from For stuffing a basketball burgh's sifl-comnlortab1e lead Oregon State, got 13 first-place Georgia, seventh last week, Penn StatL' and Alabama, with Statistics.) They are good enough." Moss Point, Miss., had another through a hoop with more over UCLA was narrowed ballots and 1,093 points. Pitt's caught Maryland for a sixth- Missouri anti Rutgers tied for I)efensive end Sherman Until the 1960s, baseball was Saturday as State downed Low- dazzle than anybody else, slightly in The Associated margin last week was 1,226-1,- place deadlock at 663 points 19th. the leader in high salaries, White of the Bills grudgingly .siana State 21-13. Costict made Julius Erving makes $600,000 a Press' college football ratings 093 and UCLA also sliced Pitt's with a 28-0 trouncing of Auburn, Last week's Second Ten was among the team sports. admitted the touchdown pass 11 tackles, assisted on three year. released today. edge in first-place votes from while the Terrapins blanked Missouri, Houston, Arkansas, In 1939, Carl hubbell was from Staubach to Pearson was others and set a school career For throwing a baseball with Meanwhile, Southern Califor- 49-7 to 44-13. (.icmns,n 20-0. Oklahoma, Florida, Texas immaking $22,500, hank Green- "the prettiest play I ever saw. record for interceptions when more savvy than aryone else, ma, Michigan and Texas Tech Ohio State, a 9-3 winner over Southern Cal, which beat A&M, Oklahoma State, Notre berg $26,000 anti Bill Terry That was the play that did it. he snared No. 7. Catfish Hunter makes $250,000 a retained the 3-4-5 spots, while Washington 20-3, received one Minnesota, held the No. 8 posiDame, Colorado anti South l.andry is a great coach and )) Thty were ttie baseball lie also had two quarterback year, with a promised bonus of Georgia climbed into a sixth- first-place umiention and 866 tion, but idle Houston jumped Carolina. stars of their era, and they Dallas is an emcellent team." sacks producing 21 yards in $1.5 million after the 1979 place tie with Maryland, Okia- points, while Michigan, the No. from 12th to ninth and OkiaIowa State, one of six teams made much more money than losses and deflected another season. horna returned to the Top Ten. 1 team for most of the season tioma's defending two-time na- from the Bug Eight Conference. football's Bulldog Turner made pass. Elms interception stopped a For playing superlative hock- after a four-week absence and until a loss to Purdue two weeks tionalchamnpions rose from 11th in the latest Top Twenty, had 10 years later. Turner, still recTiger drive at the Bulldog 24. ey on a pair of gimpy knees, unbeaten Rutgers cracked the ago, rebounded to beat Illinois to 10th, downing Missouri 27-20. been ranked only once before ognized as the best center who For that effort, Costict was Bobby Orr was given a $3 mnil- iop Twenty for the first tune 38-7 and was accorded two firstNebraska and Alabama were this season, but the surprising ever played the game, earned named today The Associated lion contract for five years. He this season. place votes and 834 points. 9-10 lust week, but the Corn8-2 Cyclones have the best over- $14,000 in 1948 and 1949. Press Southeastern Lineman of will make the money whether Pitt ran its record to 10-0 with Texas Tech, one of the na- huskers lost to Iowa State 31-...8, In 1949, Joe DuMagglo beMEMPhIS, Ti'nn. (API all record in the league followthe Week. he plays or not. a 24-16 triumph over West tion's four unbeaten teams while the Crimson Tide bowed tug their triumph over Nebras- came the first $100,000 baseball Coach Johnny Majors of top-"I am glad that Ray has been For being a football star in Virginia last Saturday. The along with Pitt, Maryland and to Noire Dame 21-18. player and Ted Williams was ranked Pittsburgh says he Is ka. recognized," Tyler said. "lie Buffalo, O.J. Simpson makes a I'anthersreceived 44 first-place Rutgers, walloped Southern The Second Ten consists of getting $90,000. Meanwhile, star not sure what football bowl had a line game against LSU, reported $2 million for three votes and 1,206 of a possible 1.- Methodist 34-7 and received one Texas A&M 16th a week ago Meanwhile, l'enn State, No. running back Steve van Huren game his I'anthers will play in. but he has had a lot of those. He years. 260 points framn a nationwide first-place "ole and 786 points, but a 31-10 winner over Arin the preseason ratings, had of the NFL. made $15,000. "I haven't even talked to our For. giving soccer in the has made a g1'eat contribution been out of the rankings for six In 1950, DiMaggio again got team to take a vote," he said to our program as a player and United States a shot in the arm, weeks following a 1-3 start. The $100,000 and Williams jumped Monday during a news confer.( leader and Ican't say enough to Pele was given a $4.5 nuihon Nittany Lions boosted their to $125,000. Van Bi.mren still ence. "We ittay have something properly commend Ray and his package for three years. record to 7-3, downing Mi.imi, earned 115.000, whIle quarterfirn Saturday." linebacker coach, S. K. For four title fights and a h"la. 21-7. Rutgers boasts a 10-4) back Sud Luckinan got $20,200. lie' said he does not have a WILMINGTON, Dcl. mAP) Suthns." zarre exhibition with a Japamnaaent injuncton to halt Dela- mark and property rights by record following a come-fromIn 1952, quarterback Sammy preference' for team, ranked Costict's chief competition nese wrestler, Muhammad All, National Football League Corn- ware's Scoreboard Lottery and tying its sports lottery to NFL behind 29-20 victory over Ta- Baugh made $12,000; in 1960, No, I in the Associated Press fur the weekly honor caine front possibly the most recognized missioner Pete Rozehle says is seeking a cash award of games. lane: quarterback Norm van Brock- College Football weekly poll redefensive tackle Ronnie figure in the world, grossed $13 widespread legal sports gain- damages from proceeds of the K. Norman Veasey, who lin made $?2,500, and In 1964, teased today. "If I had my blUig would drive fanitlies from Swoopes of Georgia and line- million in 1976. 1.s 10-week-old betting games. headed the NFL legal team, dropped out by los- Sonny Werblin, owner of the choice," he said, "I'd play one Ramsey's real forte is the running back Kevin McLee of ,. LEXINGTON, Ky. AP - "1 ' t. always thought I could pass," run. He rammed into a Van- (k'orgia and quarterbacks Mike -It '. says Derrick Ramsey. He now derbilt player at the goal line howell of Northeast Louisiana, has a lot of people thinking the two weeks ago and scored a Bruce Threadgill of Mississippi touchdown by doing it. State and Mike Wright of Vansame thing. "1 saw two defensive backs in derbilt. Ramsey, mammoth quarter' ., back for Kentucky's football front of me and a big linebacker (Xher backs cited for weekteam, is this week's pick for coming from the other side," he end efforts were Mississippi's . The Associated Press' South- explained. "I decided I'd a lot Freddie Williams, Tennessee's eastern Back of the Week hon- rather run into a little cor- Bobby Eiiimons, Kentucky's '. nerback than tangle with a Rod Stewart, Georgia's Al Pol- .L ors I hit him." lard, Suutherr. Mississippi's his passing prowness led itnebacker Kentucky's victory over FlorGarry, Northeast's Neal Kentucky past then-lSth-ranked Florida inaSaturday uct that ida gave the Wildcats a 6-4 Charles, Vandy's Preston Q denied the Gators their first- record and insured them of a Brown and Frank Mordica, &t'M' fi ever share of the Southeastern Winning season with only one Memphis State's Zackey Butler ON ThE 8oAR game left in the regular season. and Keith Butler, Louisville's Conference title. rh' //' H..41'D In earning the outstanding Roy Steger and Georgia Tech's "In practice, we try to get the N/P ce&'ball off in 1.8seconds,ormaybe back award, Ramsey, a junior Eddie Lee Ivery and Gary La4W two seconds," Ramsey said from Camden, N.J., nosed out flier. " Monday. "And all of a sudden, the offensive line gives inc six ' or seven seconds. And, baby. . 11/ER that's unbelievable." A'VG 007 Ramsey, at 6-4 and 222 a: pounds, has always been acOR 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. cepted as a strong runner but Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1976 I. has passing was Suspect until _______________________________________________________________ .,,W the last two games. Then he hit nine of 13 against Vanderbilt and five of eight against Flori. •. I 'EM EN7Y oi L. Ben 50P/t' P1J5PO/4V7 5EN/0 RO8LPY7.E Thrn 8E7 3 R.rn'N/,1/c 4C(, 'VE SPORTS All Heads List L ______ , II At $1 'D M IiiIOfl \Jf f tic I - rn Of itt L - Pitt Eyes B v / Tilt MON'I'htEAl. I AP - , Montreal Forum. The Montreal Canadiens paid just enough attention to escape - .. I itli a 4-2 National Hockey League victory over the St. Louis Blues Monday night. Hut the' crossd of 16,193 demnonstrated more interest in results of the Quebec general election that were being flashed on a message board. The contest was the only one iii the Nill. Monday night. 'it was a tough time," said p 'F ('anadit'n'.. Coach Scotty How' . iuian "We didn't know it was ?. -' '=r. goin to be' an election date or iroliably we wouldn't have played. "The players kept an eye (In ('0-winners of pimu er the week from Seminole the board, and they were talkHigh were ,Jeff Anderson and Tim Itaimies, right, mug about it between periods, sith Optimist ('lub member Roger hail doing but I couldn't pay too much athonors. Anderson and Itaimles scored five TI)s tentil)n because Ihad to t-hange lines." h)et%sec'n them Friday in a :15-7 win over Seabreeze. Montreal's Pete Mahovlich, who hatl one assist, quipped, f, ) ''Okay, now do I get paid in dollars or francs?" Mario l'remblay and Doug Rise'brougti each scored goals. Yvan (.'slurnoyer and Steve Shutt, the latter witti his 19th - - ci - -. - . - . '.' - . ANDERSON, RAINES tO.PLA YERS or I-I o iiie ( o u r t ,A,d t league, contributed Montreal's evt'rsohiumnble or lavish, like have won just 82 of 160 games, a teams from the American Hasthe Lowsiana Superdorne .512 percentage. Even ketball Association, an'I the there's no place like home eliminatinti the 25 ties pol adoption of a balanced scheduh,around the National Basketball really necessary, since most where each clot) plays cacti Association, hockey coaches cnnsuder a tie other four tmme.s regardle,s.s tf With the season nearly a on the road to be a big plus division structure mnorith old, NBA teams are' NIh. home teams have just a The four es-ABA teams have iowing a tendency to behave .607 winrung percentage. comuihinetl 17-5 home record, a a remarkably inhospitable Of the 22 NBA teams, only .773 percentage which fashion, pulling welcome mat out from underthe their guesis tssu have losing records at slightly above the league' averhome the Chicago Bulls, 2-h, age. Beating any of the "estalJwith striking consistency. - - - , - a total 129 gaines played Those, however, are the two parently is extra incentive for toOf date, theof borne team has losingest teams in the league, tht' ABA teams. conic out on top in 92 of theni and both are winless on the a solid .713 winning percentage. road 11w balanced schedule, inThat Is a significant Increase steati of last year's slate which over the .656 winning mark for Among the most successful had teams playIng more' games ouuie teams in the NBA last NBA home teams are Seattle against teams within their own cason. and Portiand, 7M, and (levt- division, uulearis more long By comparison, National land and l)enver, 6-0 apiece. trip.s. And mimic lung trips h"ootball League home teams What has caused the increase means inure tired basketball had compiled a 71-54 record in victories by home teams this players. And that means a tiisprior to this weekend, a .568 season? tinct advantage for the' home percentage. And National There are two differences in teams, - ' . ' ' . . ' '' Pro Hockey National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Divltin W I T Pts GF GA t.v 12 2 21 Phila 8 1 3 19 62 Atlan 7 7 5 19 59 62 NY Rng 6 10 2 Ii 69 71 Smhe Diviilon Ci'oo 9 $ 2 70 68 61 St Lou 9 9 0 iS 57 72 Vancvr 5 13 2 ii 16 16 Sil 2 22 48 77 Cola i 12 2 20 43 59 WALES CONFERENCE Norrit Division Mortt 11 3 3 102 IA 8 6 6 72 69 61 6 7 S 17 55 64 Wash sio 2 12 49 10 Dtrt 1 9 3 it 14 56 Adams Diviio Astn 13 3 I 21 73 53 Butt 9 5 2 20 51 39 Into 6 7 1 16 60 60 CICYC 8 1 4 26 5) S3 Monday's Result Montreal i, St Louis 2 Tuesday's Games Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Los Angeles Wednesday's Games Chicago ,t New York Rangers CoIorSdo at Atlanta Monteal at Toronto St. Louis at Detroit fl,Itl at Vancouver Cleveland at Minnesota World Hockey Association By The Associaled Press Eastern DivisiOn W I T PtS OF GA 0uiC Ii S 0 22 71 15 Cinci 10 4 2 22 57 59 N Eng S 7 2 12 42 S 9 2 22 11 72 lndi airm SI) I ii 68 84 Mon 1 10 3 ii 46 62 Winnpg Ponders S,'itc I") Pop VV a r tier TIIts Set 'Die Pop Warner schedule for this weekend is set, and the big game will be Saturday night at 8 on the Lake Brantley field, South Seminole for the junior mitidget championship. The winner advances to the l)isney Bowl Nov. 26 at Oak uitlge while the loser goes to the Rotary Bowl the next day at lake E3rantley. The rest of the weekend schi'dmilt' has three gaines at lake hhraritley and three at 100 schools will be considered at burden, thim' bods''s national eonventon At prcsi;t, to 1,: Os 1)ivisisi I or III ould designate from one and Sanford midgets against iii three sports other than foot. l,:ill (ii be' Ill F)iVisioii I Fort Pierce at 4. ,ii5 (,s.,. •h.. '.'Iil IiR ''''1' CUI I Ulit Pro Football Jai-Alai B I g El g lit To ( a to r1? Eight Conference will have a where Pittsburgh is going, Dcc. 27, and it could be any one place." the five tied for the conferenco tit!e bow! officials sa'. Only three Big Eight teams have ever played in the Gator Bowl game, Oklahoma and Missouri twice each and Colorado once. This time it could be Iowa State, Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Oklahoma or (;.INFVIj-' tAP) Colorado Quarterback Jirnrn) Jordan The log jam among those five tossed three touchdown passes of FS U Fro S h 'F'o p Ga tors - National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W I Pc?. GB Philphia 4 634 Buttalo 7 I 636 Boston 6 5 541 I NYKnks 1 6 538 1 NY Nets 5 9 Central Division (eve II 2 846 3i N Orins 1 5 553 HouSton 6 545 S Anton 6 6 500 1 Atlanta 5 7 111 5' Midwest Olvition Los Angeles S I Goldn St 1 8 Phoenix - 1I III- 1) 10. P (31) 32070 17 60,603,600; 7. OguIza.Arana (5) 720. 1410. 3 Larrl MIguel (2) 660. 01) 51 34 80. P tIlt 24760, 00 (33) THIRD - 1 Negui.Yia (7) SOC. 600. 350. 2. Patil Coldo (2) 7.10, 320. 3 Domingo EIorza (Ii 210. 0 271 4920; P (12) 122 tO FOURTH - I, Echano.Elorza (2) 13 90. S60. 5.00; 2. OguizaZarre (I) 9 20. 590. 3 Arecha Perez (7) 360; 0121)3060, P121)11370. 00(77) 11730 FIFTH - 1. Santi Larrea (5) ii 60.7 50, 400. 2 ton BenQOa (2) 920. 5.20, 3 Menolo Sanchez (1) 320.0171)1000. p (52) 127.60. - 33. Flanker Hector Gray 300; 2 Ramon(S) 500.4 10 3. Arcs 1 6 538 m, Ill 0 1781 74 40. P 187) 401 10. Big 0 3 cuitfuse-ti this year, but it's that hams of Sarasota. all 7) 107 20) and (3.5 with 400 2 way for us every year,'' said FSIJ had 512 total yards to 184 all(35 I) with 102 20 210 ' - GeorgIa Olsen, executive s'icc for Florida. Handle - $111,910, A - 7,357 Top Salaries !r \ tli le tes Steele is: Tough Road - ' . to to all their remaining games' homiu' Sunday against hitii ton, at ('mncinnati, home against Taiuipa B;sv and at houston, '.tlll at urthc'rmnore', it is hikels that addition to beating Ciiicmnliab, they wll have' to hope the th'migals also lost' to at least one' iii of the'ir littler rt'mnamning game's, E,unsa.s City , Oakland the New York Jets. against :11111 Yet Stee'lers gu:irtl Sam Davis agreed with Noll that h'itlsburgh cannot hook too barth for that outside help 'Maybe we got ourselves iritut trouble' in the first place by looking tivi far ahead,'' he said, rc'ferring to I'ittsburgh's 1-4 start 'Maybe we were ttliliking too iiiuehi about the' (lest Super hhissl We've' just gut to maintoni our concentration iiuumig.'' v, I Continued From I'agc 6-Al kyri'kc'ting salar o' l)t'p-'nthng on whiell Silk' Of the salaries you ss crc Ill, tile h-'l antI television were either the angels or the devils in the NFl,' escalating salary plclure. 'liii' mutaimi thing was that In those iii> s baseball was mnaking muius'h niore money than football.'' says NFl. ('il(fliliisloner Pete htoiellc' ''In the early 6O we were getting $150.() a teal) frouii televIsion. But in the l:ite '60s television and the' laws of suppl' and Ilenland took effect. The salaries wemit up when tht nlofley bet.'amme avaIlable lilt' key was 1965 and l9l'G when the' te';uns first got Ii mililliun Irommi television, the teaimis art' receiving $2 miiillion fromii . Now' I( EGL ER'S 1(0 , - FLAGSHIP MIXED Standings t Dac Stamps. 1 Penny Pinchers 3 Small Change. a Financiers, S Bk5. 6 Stock Holders, 1 Tog Doilrs, S i Quarters, 9 Greencks, to 21 Hour Jacks, II $7 Bills. II Fast Bucks High Games. Jack lIt 'Sidy Patrick 700. Den. Bryant )2; Charlie Plant 20? High Series Boti Lock. , Charlie Plant $42. Andy Palrick 557. Bret Raihel $26. Jack Ka".er 524, BIrb.1rA Phillips 529. Jesse Cook 109. Wayne Epps 505; George Pfliilip 301; Ro9 OeGrat 509 Other Hlghligflti, Starol the Week Barbara Philllp 12, Andy Patrick S Strikes in a ray, Charlie Plant I Strikes in a row Hi NOONPR$ Standogs Slensirom Realty 3) Lake Miry Pub 71 to. yarn., 4 .c)altlei 26 1$. W 0 T At No I 25. Webster Realty 2826. W 0 T At No 3 $ 34 High Games Libie Whitehead Ill, Ann Curtis 170, Ida Baker 143; Phyllis 'Varner 162. High Series L'ble WhitehCCd 4$) Converted Spl)l 'Ida Baker 3 10 Other Highi,ghls queen te ,lh 5'.tPt .9) .','.cx MYSTERY LADIES Slndngs I Big Aheelers 231) I Chesapeake Crab HouSe 21 iS. 3 Dølpflin Finance II IS. 4 Winn Dixe IS I?. S Cobs Boats 19 17. 6 Bass & Co 16 10. 1 Odry Shoe Shop II 33, 5 Nice Day Coin Laundry Ii 25 H.gn Games Connie Dean II 162. Dell Barca 56 II?. Norma Wagner 179 Dot Rim.'. ill. fay Carroll 155. Jnie Davis Ill t61, Joanna Bass 252. Diana Hellmn IS) Hgn Ser..'. Connie D,ai 43. Dell Bares 45). Jane Dvi 161. Norma W,igner 143. Dot Rain.s 130, ray Carroll 430; Jackie Goodman 310. Doris Bean 420, AlIce Fowler 373. Dana He'S In 422 Converted Split'. Sandy Pu'.3ell 5 tO. Fay Carroll 3? 10. Connie Dean in a row Other Highlight'. . Queen Of Week Connie Dean Ii S.E.A Standings No 6 No I. No 10 Hign Games Dick Richirth 206. Dutch Campbell 211. Fred DeVelder IS.) HIgh Series DiCI. Richarch 3I Aodrey Bolg,rSfl;'Qutth Camptiell 1*3 Other Highlight'. Star of Week Cr.-t,l Dc', rSj.'r • IA ts.'levision anti the sport is ceneraling iiiore illume> than ever before." AT h%tPr% I. .%MERI('A 1 1 ni titutions to approximately 150, ahert' football is the major spurt. Tht' plaui will be subiiiitted to l'lTl'SBUI(GhI I AP lilt' tbis NC;\.'\ ('onvention In Miami h'mttsburghl Steelers have an cxBeach in January and would cet'dingly' difficult task in their drop schools with lesser football bid to get a chance at a third prograiuis from [)ivisuon I t'ormsecutive Super Bowl viestatus, But such schools still tory. would be able to compete on "Wutat we have to do hasn't DIvision I Levels in other sports changed at all,'' ('ouch ('buck uchi as basketball. Nl'll said Monday. 'Wi. have tet Scone Institutions would be win the rest of our gamt.'s.'' able' to &'ommlpete' in [)ivlsuon liii here is the' way it shapes up certain sports, then channel for the Steele'rs, 6-4, who have' other programs into either Diwon five straight gaines, allowvision II or III depending on ing nine point_s and no touchtheir re'spective strengths downs in that spaui, hut still ''We left feeling quite good in trail ('int-innati by two games ID the Amnerican ('onference regard to the proposal and we' will present it to the national Central Division with four toll ventuon, said J gaulle's remaining, Neils I)homnpson, ehairim)wi of the 'they can likely' forget the uuieeting and faculty ''wild card'' playoff berth that representative got's the' best divisiomi runnerfrom; the University of 'lexas up. It probably will go to New Under the present program, England or Baltimore from the AFC East. some Divisori I members are They' al_so will likely' have' not on a competitive lev"l in all ' ' games 'ti'ust Conference, Texas 9 I 900 11)3 40. 0(58153 20; P (8 5)111.20; of the same two squads. At 6, Denver Detroit of the' Southwest Conference, grabbed the third, a IS-yarder. c 29) Ii) 10 9 6 lii 3 league moves in against the Kan City 6 7 161 4, Southern California of the ELEVENTH - I. Ar.cha.Bengoa Fort Myers midgets. Indiana i A bright spot for the Baby III 2940, I 50. 1 10, 2 Je Alto (3) 300 6', Pacific Eight, Michigan of the Gators, ho gave up the ball on 720. 1060. 3 Cacho Aguirre (7) At Oviedo, Tuskawilla pee Cicgo 2 $ 200 7 Big Ten anti independent Penn four of five fumbles, was a 953 ii 214 5 60. 0 1)5) 4660. P (5.3 15)00 stees jayvee face Fort Pierce at Mlwkee Pac,Iic Division State. TWELFTH - 1. ManoioAra II) yard kickoff return for a ID by noon, followed by league pee Portland 7 3 700 560 6 20. 2 Fermen Larrea (71 "The bowl picture is a little freshman soeedster Terry WulSeattle 7 6 wees against Fort Pierce at 2 90, io 90. 2 Al.,a 6xi'ue ti 3 20, pfllgraili ill t)iVi5i(lll I alttlough its ftvdlkill program would be' a le:,.scr leytI l)f 1)ivismon.c Ii sr Iii. in January, NC,1 officials say. with its basketball program, a The NCt1 proposed Monday member must place all of its to reduce Division I member- Mondiy' S t..c&i Games 5 2 0 500714201 150 ltD 2 Uris fl.t., (31 650. Wasr, sCheduled 6 1 0 600 Ill 277 500. 3 Dom,ngo Via (1) 1.20. Q (5 P Pt,ila 3 7 0 .303 221203 I) Si 00; p (I 5) 723 70; 00 (35) Today's Games NY Ots Atlanta at New York Knicks I 9 0 .103 91 193 726 20 Porilanci at New Orleans Central Division THIRD - 2 (irma Ararta (lii 50. Mini Bulfalo at San Antonio S I 1 .810 273 30 910. 6.10. 7 EddyJavi (72 660,100; Milwaukee vs Kansas City at Chcgo S 5 0 500 219 1 3 Damingo Coldo (2) 400; Q 7$) Omaha Dtrt 1 6 0 .100 191 152 91 60; P (8 1)273 70 Seattle at Golden State Gn Bai 1 6 0 100 16S 226 FOURTH - I. ioseBetIa (6) WedneSday'S Games 21 60. 1 40. 160. 2 Arecha Javl (7) Westi'n DIvision Atlanta at Boston L A. 6 3 I .610216 ISo 710.1.10; 3 OguIma Perez (3)600; Q S Fran Indiana at PhIladelphia 6 1 0 .600 213 131 (6 7(12 00; P (6 7)701 90. DD ($61 Buffalo at Houston N Orins 3 7 0 300 175 232 123 30 Atlnta New York Knicks at Wash FIFTH - 1, Marurl Echave (1) 3 7 0 .300 171 219 ngton StIe 7 S 0 .200 169259 1100, 770. 100; 2. AntOnEloria (I) Hew Orleans at Detrot 110. 2*0. 3 Manolo Altu (5) S *0; 0 Monday's Result New York Nets at Denver Dallas 17, Buffalo 10 II 113$ 20. 11 2) 9330. Milwaukee .t Phoen SIXTH - I Cacho Sanchel (I) Sunday's Games CIvland .t 'iti 1120.960,620:2. Arts Jays (2)7.20. Cleveland at Tamp.. Bay 3 40; 3 Arecha Quiola 5.60. 0 (2 8) 0.11155 at Atlanta l'liuStOn at PittSburgh 4310; P ($2) 11110. SEVENTH - I. LarrlPerez (7) Hew England at New York JrtS 1000, 1 00. S 40. 2 Uris Coldo (5) NatIonal Football League $10, 400, 3 PIegul Alberd (I) 1.20; Oakland at PhlladIpeiia AMERICAN CONFERENCE San Diego at Buffalo Q lSll 71*0; P (75) 205 50; Big 0 Eastern Divillon (2 8 with all 5)6500 and (21 With all cnicago at Detroit W I. T Pct. PF PA 71 Cincinnati at KansAs City 60 BaIt 9 2 0 902 292 270 EIGHTH - I. Sato Arca (3) 9.00. Mrvnesota vs Green Bay at P1 Eng 7 3 0 100 112 ill M;lw,,k 940. 1 20; 2 Fermin Aitu (II 20.10. Miami S 5 0 .500 192 171 Angeles at Sdn FrancIsco 760; 3 Bilbao Perez (2)500; Q (3 5) NV JetS 3 1 0 300 110 233 44 40, P (38) 215 10 New Orleans at Seattle Buff 2 5 0 .200 271 NINTH - I Atava (11 31 20. ¶010. New York Gianis at Denver Central Divitlon 560, 2 Patci (7) 1)0. 1.00; 3. BlIbJo Washington at St. LOuis Cincl 9 7 0 100 213 III Monday, Nov. 33 (5) 6 70. 0 127)57 $0; p (72)13160 Pitts 6 1 0 600 240 1)9 NINTH -1 Alava (7) 31.70, 1010, n.iltmore at M,sm, Cleve 6 1 0 600 199 718 S 60. 7 Patal (21 I 30,400; 3 BIlbao Hstn 4 6 0 400 116 193 15)620. 0(27)5750, P (72)13160 Western DiviiIon TENTH - 1. Anton (3) IS SO, 6.00. Oakld 9 1 0 900216 194 660. 2 Larrea (5) 560, 4.80. 3. Deny 6 I 0 600 212 125 ORLANDO.SEMINOLE Marurl (1) 250. 0 (35) 61 60. P (3 i 6 0 .400 176 701 DiegO MATINEE RESULTS 5) 169,70; DO (73)21420 KC 3 1 0 303289 2 FIRST-i Uris Miguel (3) 1540. ELEVENTH -1 ArIa ElorM (5) Tp Bay 0 10 0 000 85266 1010, 150; 2 ca Sanchez (7) 1010. 34*0. 1210. 170. 2 Oguiza Allu (3) NATIONAL CONFERENCE 3.20 3 Arta Beitia (2) 350; 0 (31) 780.360. 3. Cac?to Quioia)I)3 $0; Q Eastern Divition 4600; P (3717050 (35) 9010; P '5.3) 15030 Dallas I 0 900 721 129 SECOND -1 Larri Javi (5) tO 60. TWELFTH - 1 Fermin Bengoa si II 20. I) 60. 350; 2. Anton Echave (3) 1360, 570. 3. Bilbao Larrea (6)6*0. 0(35)7300. P (33) 196 30; Big 0 (35 with 35) 1010 60. Handle -. Si 13.812. A - 2.015. MONDAY NIGHT JACK SONVI Li.E I A P) president of the Gator Bowl FIRST- 1, Catho Coldu (3) 21.40. 5 40. 8 00. 2. Ica Aiberifi (I) 4.20, No sponsors are allowed to make rolled up 152 yards on 16 carries 13 90, s 60. 6,10; 2 Jose.Elorza (3) official contacts with colleges late Monday as Florida State 440,400.3 Patxi Perez(S) 6.20; 0 defeated Florida 42-V in a (3 1)59,40; P (4 3) 114.90, for the first time this year. SEVENTH - 1 Jose Arena (6) Wesley Paxson, chairman of junior varxity football game. ii 03. 5 20. 4 10, 2 Uris Perez (1) Jordan, a freshman from Tal- 460. 1 20. 3 Eddy Coldo (7) 3 60; 0 the (;ator Howl selection cornmitte'e, said Monday that a Big lahasset', was good on 14 of 18 i6 1)9310. P (672 369.00, Big q (3.4) with all 6) 60280 and (3 4 with all 7) Eight team is uppermost in the passes for 2 yards as FSU's 302 10 mostly-freshman squad came EIGHTH - I Sala Ramon (1) prospects for an invitation, Bilbao Perez (2) back from a 13-12 halftime deli- 1910, 830. 490. Other 7 00. 500; 3 Manolo Larrea (I) 4.20; Gator Bowl cit. Oviesil) 0 1741 39 10. P (42)5850 lxIs.sibilitles include Alabama Brantley's gamites begin at 2, NINTH 1. Cacho (2) 2) CC. 660, Split end Roger Overby took and F'lorida of the Southeastern 680: 2 Pat*i (3) 1.20, 360; 3 Alava pairing Milwee juntor midget WaShton 7 ti ;', Conference, Maryland and Jayvee against f-'ort Myers, , WESTERN CONFERENCE North carolina of the Atlantic for four yards and the other for TENTH-i Lures (II 920, 500, 0 CIIICA(;o I AI'j - .'\ proposal silrLs but for (ear of losing to reduce Division I member- their [)ivuiion I status they are shIp in the National Collegiate forced to schedule other spurts Athletic Association by nearls which pro"e' to be' a financial ..th ineniber of I)ivision.s Ii ii 6 0 22 $3 51 9 7 1 19 65 79 8 7 2 18 59 60 7 Calgary I ts 52 ia Edmntn 6 9 0 22 42 Monday's Games Ho games scheduled Today's Games Calgary at HouSton Edmonton at Phoenix Nrw England at Birmingham QueOeC at Winnipeg Cincnnt, at IndianapoliS Wednesday's Games Edmonton St San Dego Brminqham .t Hew Eog'and lohll)We(l by a varsity e'ncounter N.AA Rozelle Attacks Legal Betting . (iuck Lefley Blues. Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1976-7A IEL!Ii SCOREBOARD Phoenix connected for the 5 Diego - io nessee. elude the money athletes can bettors suspicious of every im- serious problems for pro loot- statement that he would show da was upset by Kentucky 28-9 back Joe Namath a star and next." Swoopes had 10 tackles and make from endorsements, portant game play. bail if legalized sports betting that the Scoreboard lottery and Wake Forest knocked off gave him $400,000 to sign with Majors' more urnrne(jlateO four assists as Georgia downed radio and television spots or Rozelle testified on Monday became widespread, under violated both state and federal South Carolina 10-7, the new American Football problem is his final opponent, 7 Auburn and Spiva was in on 12 post-season jots. And they don't in the first day of a federal, questioning by defense attom-- lottery and anti-gambling laws. League. I. Ptltsbtjrgn(44; Penn State, which has won 10 2000 2,206 tackles, two beturid the line of include daily expense money court suit brought by the NFL neys, he acknowledged that the The trial is' scheduled to cOn-' 2 UCLACI3 901 LOfl Namath's siiing gave the straight games against Pitt. scrimmage, had an in- athletes get on the road and In to halt Delaware's Scoreboard NFL had taken no legal steps tinue through the middle of next 3 Southern Calm S I 0 SM AFL legitimacy, and that au- The teams meet Nov. 27. terception and forced a fumble training camp. Lottery which offers the first against betting operations In week.' I Michigan(2) 92 0 $3.1 thenticity was the 3. Texas Tectt(2) '"Every team this year has trc Tennessee's victory over So is there any doubt that state-operated sports pooi bet- two other states and did 'not 100 716 Rozelle was refering to Mon6. GeorgIa 91 breakthrough for 'the NFL played harder against us," he 0 663 sports, a category of show busi- ting in the nation. claim violation of property lana and Nevada, which both Maryland I I) 100 0 643 players' salaries, They finally said. "iliat's the price you have if such games were widely rights In the publication of a offer types of legal sports betOther linemen turning in out- ness, is big business, too' I Stat. '' had some bargaining leverage, to pay for being out front,..! Houston These high-paid athletes arc copied in other states, Rizzelle number of books on football or ting games but differ frmxn ':anthng efforts were Mike Wul620 325 Oltiahoma the sane advantage gained by think a lot of the pressure you 215 top stars told the in U.S. Dutnct Court, the 'n of Georgia, Kentucky's Bud considered to be the football betting that were in- Delaware in that the games are 11. Tea A&MI1) 770 212 the NBA and the NI1L several put on yourself, like playing fore their profession. For their "family-oriented" character of troduced as evidence, Ihehi, Art Still, Jerry Blanton, 7. N•brasa licensed by the state big psi121 years Later. Football salaries your first. victory as a head 13. NoIre Dam. Tim Gooch, Jim Kovach and seasonal work, they compare the football audience would 770 119' NFL attorneys told the court vate1y-run. coach.", IOwa St&t• $70 ill began to rise. Jimmy Brown Warren Bryant, Variderbift's favorahly with top business ex- erode and football fans could they object to the "forced assolie alsodesribed Montana as Colorado 130 1130 made $60,000 in 1965, but it Majors said he was growing end up booing their home teams uation" with gambling because isolated, but said he knew little to. om State Randy Sttt.ason, Florida's Scott ecutwes in America. wasn't until the late '60s that weary of questions about his InThe 'American Management if point spreads did not coincide it threatens the integrity of pro of the game played there except I?. Penn Slate hiutchinson, Northeast Loui730 the bidding war between the terest in the thus-far nonexistII. Alabama 730 . Association surveyed the sala- with their bets. siaa's John Floyd and Tenfootball and argued that Dclii- that it was played along the 29 Mitsourl ia 26 competIng leagues let) to c-nt coaching vacancy at the The NFL flied for a per- ware was violatn NFL traderues of the chief executive offint-SSee's larry Seivers. hues of a bingo. () 3) Continued on l'age 7-A, Ul;'L ',tt ti ku(fle5'.&' I':'&'n the playi'r.s had trouble keeping their minds on the game at the - - - - 2 - / loin niy John Wins 1976 H utc h Award NHL ' ,. Kentuc ys Ramsey Cited Back Of VVeek 1r '' : I\ - RIGHT ON THEIR R'S TOO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Election ". . key was the creation of the World Football I A.'ague' in 1974. The WFI, which expired alter 1 years, dm1 raise the' ,'n&ither DYNATRONICS MiXED I Sp.cers Ii. 2 sincibaggers 1 Pure Pleasure, I i3ron Sugar S Southpawj 6 troHers. 7 Geneva Gemt. S un predictsOirs. 9 1 StarS. 10 Jar Jars 44siJrrS. It "R" Gang. Il Spinning Pins. 13 Turkeys, II Alley Cots, High Gamei GeorOy Dixon lOt. Eu Beelner 211 Dnnie Anderson 95 l3rnard Mitchell 199 Martha ,tanJng', UNPROFESSIONAL Star'.d.nijs I varners Specialties 78 22. 2 Johnny'S Standard 25 15, 3 No 6 15 iS. I SonlbO'% 21 lb. Wilt's Amoco 21 16. 6 Pros'..,, Ford 1311. 7 No 71218. 8 Big Dip 2119. 9 No II 21320. to Amer Wood Produtt'. IS Ii II Bid News Bears. ie 72. Il Rick's Gang ISIS. II Na 3 i325 II Custom Carpets II 26, IS Jim". carpentry II 26 16 LTD Club 13.21 1-Igh Games Skip Norton 732; Joe Pleutfer 718. Dive Tabot' 203. Ron Allamn 234121. Kit JOhnSon 134. Burt Truax 215. Don S.app 333215 High Series Skip Norton 195; Robby Darn $20. Dave Taoor 373. Ron Allman 515. Kit Johnson 574. Don loop ¶94 Don WiPt 382. ken .'. t :i "tamitlard of living for some players whis juniptsl leagues and sonic who we're paith well to slay'. lite WlI.. in hockey and the basketball did the saint' thing to the winter spurt.s. Itit' Al4: wasn't financially successful, but its presence and tlit' lae-t that basketball rosters are' relatively small helpeti the spurt reach the highest level of salaries in tht' athletic king' dtimtl. I"inally, the NBA owners tieeidt'd it Wa5(l't ecunoimeall', feasible to continue winning the battle wIth the ABA while losing the war of the checkbooks. A Ith tl;e Nhii . ant rt''.ultt'l salaries than hock,''. 11th ever known h9ay ers such ,, I)ert'k Sandersoli, lk'rnic I 'ars'nt and Gerry ('bee'. cr5 went to the' new league for largi salaries ilmily to return later to the NIB. Now there' is relative peace t*'twet'n the' two tlot'kev leagues s'. dli only an occasional plus e'r st itching front one the other 'uiih nit budding to prevent or iute it Salaries, however, aren't gi. ing to return to previous level It's itiuch too late for that ''T: result will be that ntricil players right out of college will hot be miiakmng exorbitant sala' ne's to sit on the bench,'' saiti an NH. spokesimian. ii Ill higher - to With the high base of salaries already established and the' leSt' labor contracts permittu:g fre'i' agene in most of the' potts, the super stars will still be' earning the super salaries. ''All athlete ek'serves his fair blare'," says quarterback Ruger Staubach of the Dallas Cowboys, who earns an estilooted $100,000 a year. "I've earned the position that Liii in I preKlut'ed awl I'm paid well "We, of course, want hich hi.'nefita and salaries as long .i the' owners are making a prof It and they are." St;iubach, Simpson. Nainatti and all the other profes.sillnal ,thlt'tes are no self-t'mnployed Sonic pei'stims or conglomerate' is payumig their salaries "C.in the players really get tiloit' than they 'rt' worth'' asks Marvin Miller, executive director of baseball's players association "Remcmmit.s'r, the owners are ones'.st. are paying the players iilergi'r agreement creating a tilt' 224t' league was reached earlier this year The arrival of the Whl. 'ç;urrt'l 1 lldih:i'' a fr i' tTomorru: l'hoyc'r discuss th'ir n,trki't t.ilui', ''.,':'. �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 11, 17 !SPIRITS BELOW PRICED LESS ALL STATE & FED.TAX, * International Artist Roosts In Deltona ' MR. ED CANADIAN SUNSET 'KENTUCKY BOURBON M&M BLACK VELVET BOURBON &I CANADIAN ca 1 •4 + CANADIAN It S By JEAN PArrEsoN ,9 2*35 0T. STATE & FED, OT. STATE & FED. TAX $3.22 with color. It's all the same to Marianna Rossi Decker.poet, artist and owner of the soont open Rossi Decker Gallery in + --1. TAX $3.26 . 5*61 ROYAL DELUXE TOTALINC.$ SALES TAX \,. NA SALES TAX TOTALINC'$ . HEAVEN HILL V& -. YR. _._-. --- E0 TOTAL INC. SALES TAX + t crnTcH 5th 4 PHILLIPE FRANCE VEILIND MI. KTUIUNVID 0 FRI. NOV. 19W/COUPON I I 49•95 CASE 29 5th UTTINK (gDT.CICII EXTRA DRY WHY BUY WATER 100 VODKA [iHf4IJ: MOULIN ROUGE 99 I 5TH tfltIJA 1 I •4i). 4.95 PATRON 24.12 599 LUCKY LAGER 5.99 12.95 BECK BOTS. 2402 2.49 NIERSTEINER DOMTHAL MOSELBLUMCHEN 2.99 BIRNKASTELIR RIO ORWit, 24-li MEDOC 73 VINT BEAUJOLAIS 74 VINT 2.99 24- 12 GRAVES 74 VINT. 349 5.39 oz cs PEARL BEER PREMIUM CALIF WINE 1110111)(Aul 349 SANGRIA SPANISH TORO DORO LAMBRUSCO PIESPORTER MICHEL8ERG JOHANNISBERGER ST EMILION 13 VINT. 349 499 BAROOLINO ITALIAN. MICHELANGELO CAMS 499 SOAVE MIX CA*L24 CHATEAUNEUF '73 VINT, 5.99 VALPOLICELLA POMM.$JW •13 VINT 9.95 MAGNUM (AM9USCO 24-12 02. 1202. QI. GRENACHE ROSE 5TH 2.19 CHENIN BLANC 2.29 2.69 24 01. SEBASTIANI MT. WHITE CHI MT. BURGUNDY MT. ROSE ABC ABC DEL CONTE CNIANIMI CMAU$ CAS suii*u.yi iou OF 4 19.95 CASE 01 4 ABC m oiT CILAMOMOIY$it(MV usc.*ri IUiGUU0Y.IL*0N1 GUASTI V111110 SAN MARTIN tmuY. cIatM-ioi viiiouun.i o PMNZ0 SEBAST1ANI suwmoY-ut*AcIM ioU 16.95 ' CASE OF 4 22.95 CASE 01 4 12.15 fE OF 4 GOLD SEAL 4. *uoi 19 CASE SAUTERNE 21.95 PINK CHABLIS • SAUTERNE CASE BURGUNDY CHIANTI • P.051 13.50 499 IAUOM ALMIADEN 4.29 SAUOM CUBITS • BURGUNDY CLAM • SAUTERNE 5.99 s*u 5.99 GALLC* BURGUNDY-ROSE ABC 3q49 CASE 21 I NOSE siuc 2.49 •STIUAN 2.79 3.79 . 2.2 9 DUFF GORDON SHERRIES 199 (25Th. SIZE) ' GERMAIY 2402 ' SPAIN RIO BOROEAUI **.*u ith hand l)aiiitell tile tabletop and Italian •I Ii of 01. 88.50 HARW000 CAMAD AN MC 100 VODKA UT, 52.50 BARTON'S CANADIAN UT. UT, 83.75 The tickets are a result of KA. • DI. 59.75 RUSILING 15VIN.Ny STATE .- , 1 99 - l- - Awards Chairman, Sanford Kiwanis Club, 114 Shirley Ave., Sanford. Deadline is Jan 18. 1977. The award will be presented in March, 1977 Past winners have included Irene I.aney. Val Colbert. f 24 PAUIILAC 1595 159.50 4 10G*AVJ 1495 1195 14950 11950 10.49 104.90 $TH WHITE *vt 11 CHAT. RIPEAU ST tUitION 7490 71 CHAT. IA CROIX POM(Rci 73 CHAT BOUTET 13 T. T1MBERLAY 01 3 .4. 4.L 3,99 R(QSOuuz 339 8395 24 oi • 449 uta uo*ouu 5TH 3995 49.90 4995 4295 ; 44.95 _______________________________________________________ 2)02 199 2401 3.99 1.99 2402 SIN 19924 1 02 CHAT LYNCH SAGES CHAT GISCOURS CHAT IROfl(Vi[Lj[ CHAT. BATAILLEY CHAT SIMARD ' CHAT PHELAN SEGUR PAULLAC 995 MARGAUR 9.5 $T IMIUOIS - 14 Q n . 5 24 24 :4 PAUituc 9.95 oz si tUItION 449 o: 615 '4 24 , '-: . ' . _____ ... ., • -I ,,"' -• - I . • -".• - '•.-. ..• . .... 1 " , • , : first-come. first-served basis. The price is $10 per packet. Roger Tickar from the Emergency Medical Program will give a presentation of project being considered by the State PTA; the project would provide immediate and pertinent medical information in the case of medical emergencies A filmstrip prepared by NE:\ National Education Association will be shown to council members: Also on t agenda a general over-all report of the State PTA Convention and a report on a State PTA study of tenur e 'stein within the "is of Florida. ihe PISA of Lyman High .•.i_ I}f! • . . J - iL1._L .1 ' ' - - ... • lIT' [T"T" 'N! .. 4 i •' . - 4 -- "-. - -• I. A/ • ' • j • ' . . I, k \, : Mr. and Mrs. William Cauthen tAbby) Hutchison Sr., 1921 Park Ave., Sanford were honored on their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception Sunday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William C. (Patsy) Hutchison Jr. at their home on the Wekiva River. Also present was the couple's daughter, Mrs. Penrose Hutchison Rowley of Key West. Six of the couple's seven grandchildren attended the reception, along with about 150 gues ts who called be tween the appointed hours of 3 and 6 p.m. Mrs. llutchcsons sister, Mrs. Frances Herr attended the bride's book Mrs. Ruth Mickelson sang the couple's wedding song, Love Divine, accompanied on the piano by Mrs F. L. Chiles, sister of Mrs. Hutchison Jr. The celebration spilled from the Hutchison home into a large, gold-striped marquee on the banks of the river. Gold flowers and a harvest theme was carried out the decor and table appointments, which also featured two large carved ice swans and a white tiered wedding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison were married Nov. 6, 1926. in the Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. Mrs. Hutchison was born in the city; Mr. Hutchison came to Sanford from South Carolina in 1922. He was employed by Chase and Co. from 1924 to 1948, and then went into his own business. in LADIES' NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY 7:30-10:30 u4Jtln%;: 25' PLUS SKATES SktdeCil ROLLER RINK SKATING SCHEDULE A PTA meeting is scheduled for Nov. 23, at 7:30 p.m at Spring Lake Elementar' •.' r'SANFoRD ' " ' I , ' " ART SHOW WINNERS FRI. - JOIN THE FUN - 7:30-11:00 SAT. - 9:30-11:30 A.M., 1:30-4:00 P.M. 7:30-11:00 p.m. CLUB '' . . - .. .-.. SPAGHETTI-BINGO -' & - .•.. Chapman. Winifred Gielow and Association. i ll LIONS MON. - FAMILY NIGHT - 7:30-10:00 WED. - LADIES NIGHT - 7:30.10:30 ANNUAL : ', L I - p_nx nn ,,,• Hutchisons Mark Golden Anniversary school auditorium The program will feature a film and lecture on emergency medical attention and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, The PTA at Sabal Point has proclaimed 100 per cent PTA membership both with parents and faculty for the school year of 1976-77. ' .. .' Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hutchison Sr. l meet tonight at a I - r1 is Myrtle Gradick. W any unused tickets for sale on a Ra " '. c r '... '. t- . ! . - _______ _______ - .• ' 1/j,. DEAR ABBY My husband I L.49 POMIJIOt JJ SUN. - 1:30-3:30 & 4:00-6:00 SAT NOV 20. 197 SERVING 4 p m S SANFORD CIVIC CENTER ALL. YOU CAN EAT TICK ETSFROMANY dONOR ATYNE DOOR ALL 1110F TS 00 TO Tme - ** PROGRAM I I SPECIAL GROUP RATES- CHURCH, SCHOOL PIRTHDAY GROUPS 100R MORE Off 17-92 on Dog Track Road (Between Sanford & Orlando) ,. 339-2474 (1 i Pt PAUIILAC . • - • ctiII-spomored bN the Do"nto%%11 Ijus:ness Association and Sanford-Seinincile Art D Lnrr] . CHAT. LATOUR CHAT HAUl BRION CHAT PETRUS CHAT. BLANC . 11 CHAT. LAFITE ROTHSCHILD . I , t/ _______ - Rosamond Charlotte Austin Smith, slaria . W N - , N. Winners in the adult section of the Sanford Sj(I('alk Art Sho ere, from left, Sharon ('onrad, water color; David Benson, sculpture; June Porter, oils; I.eila Isaacson, graphics and Helen turkey, pastels, best in sho. The exhibition as p 4999(y ' , anti corrununity activities to et n. c '/2 GAL. AU C - ' ) Hc i 2.19 2.19 2.29 2.29 309 3.49 . -- ' -V .. Li Gatchel who catered Kiwanis luncheons for many years. Th e award is present ed each 'ear to the woman who has done the most for her club and community. Each area s club is Invited to women' nominate one of its members; the Final selection is made by a special committee of Kiwanians. To make a nomination, send a brief biographical sketch and summary. of the nominee 'sclub piic IIULflflJ . - benefactress, 11 ' - . Club VINEYARDS EST 1825 MARnADITA :. • is 98 I . ' The Kiwanis Club of Sanford again accepting nominations for the Annual Roberta Gatchel Woman for the year award. ThJ award Wi tabb.shcd ;n 1969 rn the memory of the 17.95 58.95 65 88 1.79 , • Nominations mommum TEQWLA I . - '': 11.64 • GREEN HUNGARIAN • PINOT CHAROONNAY • CABERNET SAUVIGNON - ,• WomanOf Year ST" 1/ 2 . Kiwanis Seeks 4995 CHABLIS • ' ' • MT. WHITE CHABLIS • MT. ROSE. BURGUNDY BURGUNDY sti -. ' , TU U U Ift Saw 5TH GORDON GIN ct,u 5TH WISER'S 10 YR. 5Th JACK DANIELS . 5Th ST. LEGER SCOTCH 5TH RLACK & WHITE Sco t tN : •- . 5Th QUEEN ANNE yu 61.95 5Th 94° LONDON TOWER GIN 47.75 MUGAUX 349 Crack" at Edyth Bush Theatre, -- HEDGES-BUTLER x== CANADIAN PREMIIjM DI. CHRISnAN BR. UT. 68.95 'TH ABC I 59 15 CHAT. LASCOMBES 2402 - cooperative efforts with the ''Hansel and Gretel" and Dec. 12 or 18: and the Per. .Jan 8. 1977: Inch Haven Arts PTA Council also attempts to Council of Arts and Science. "A'nahl and the Night Visitors" forming Arts Council of Center's Art Film and Gallery provide their meetings with They tU give children an oil Dec. 3or4; "Pet Fair" at the Florida's" Cinderella'' Tour, Feb 5, 12 and 26, 1977; helpful information. At the Nov. 18 meeting of the Council, beginning with coffee and doughnuts at 9:15 am. at Red . • ' [lug Elementary School, '-S'. 4.. cultural arts chairman Mrs.., DI. 95.88 UT, 5495 11 CH,DT LA LOUVIERE 1.99 . • RONRICO RUM SIN zi 02 (liptolna of • • BEEFEATER GIN 1.59. 2.29 inent, la, had already the skin have X-ray lived in Italy iwtiere her eyes. Perhaps this quality teacher was Maria Mon. makes her a successful con tessori,. Germany and Por• tributing editor to Beyond tugal by the time she was nine Reality, a regular publication years old. Back in New York, ghost stories. ,he won both the Emily Settling into their new home Dickenson and John Mansfield on Randolph Street, Marianna awards for her writing skills, and William spend much of Toda>, one of her poems, their tune in the double garage, Septem ber Magic, appe ars in sorting and preparing 'Di' Famil' Album collection materials for their gallery. While raising money to Peg O'Brien, will distribute exposure to the major cultural John Young Museum and Winter Park High School, Dec. and John Young Mus eum Tour supplement school facilities specially prepared tickets, centers 12 and 19. and Planetarium Show Central Florida. The Planetarium on Dec. i or sand programs remains a major "Children's Sample." to each tickets enable students to at• Florida Symphony Orchestra Also, Central Florida Civic anytime until Dec. 31, 1q77. thrust of activity for PTA, ef. school's P'I'A representative, tend seven events: Theatre Guild and Asolo There will be 20 packets , ,. ,, fort LS also given to bringing and Ballet Roai, s ..oPeiia Touring Theatre's "Step On a allocated to each school with n 'TU a h informative programs to PTA at the Tupperware Auditorium, ' O.T. 44.95 24 02 3002 working for the U.S. Govern. Marianna: "You have to see gdllLr)which she has given to her varied projects throughout her life be it newspaper illustrator, Audubon artist or columnist. She hopes to open the gallery Dec. I, and to offer classes in tile painting, watercolor and oil painting. As associate editor of ftc Poetry Forwn, she also hopes to stimulate the efforts of LflhIci s Sampler Opens Doors To Cultural Events " ' VODKA.GIN.RUM atu 3.69 2.39 into the cpening of an art PlAction 81.95 iJ QT. 87.50 2502 1.19 I 0It(MAH, GERMAN, NV. STATE LA3IUICA.u0u . IURGUioy - SAUTERNE - RHINE 13 CHAT. PALMER . MY STATE PiNIL REQ WHirt ZEILER SCHWARZE KATZ 6010 UT GRANT'S8Y'R, 229 3.99 PoTu 12 CHAT. CADILLAC 240Z OTHERS *34 511 BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH TORRES ROSADO vu? au CARUOILE DRY VERMOUTH GOLD SEAL CATAWBA DI. 52.95 SWEET ON PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY 389 14 3 s nu AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH USBOA ROSE UT. 51.48 sQT JUAN POMBAL ROSE - PORTUGAL GOLD SEAL $HLMY.COCKTAJL ON CREAM SHERRY POP.T.TAwm OR RUBY POE' 199 SANGRIA FROM SPAIN - By ABIGAIl, VAN Hi' HEN STAAWEfjy 0LNMAK ININI ROUGE JABOULET VERCHERRE . PORT SHERRY WHITE PORT. MUSC. CASE .1 DRY OR CREAM SHERRY 16.50 3099 181 CASE 19.95 KIJAFA HEAVEN HILL 80° BLACK & WHITE rams HUDSON'S BAY Tuesday, Nov. 16, 176-1B • M&M BOURBON GOLD SEAL J OHANNI$IUG 7--....' All Wist BELOW 80I410 IN CALIf IN WINtRY '°' 15.95 IUfiGUMOT IOU CASE SAUTIMECN1AJ(TI-CLA*LT W.LON 0F4 I. I - 69 O.T. 53.88 1.69 (UNDER $2 PER STH IN ','I GAL ) allaRy VERMOUTH CRYSTAL CLEAR :6t ___________________ C. 1/ 4 QT. PINOT NOIR 309 GEWURTZTRAMINER 3.09 CABERNET SAUVIGNON PINOT NOIR-CHARDONNAY 149 WHITE WINE 9 C 1 ZINFANDEL UARBERA 1 ICE OVERB BAG CUBES . .. Marianna Rossi Decker CANADIAN L.T.D. JCtbastiani IAMAY BEAUJOLAIS 2.69 CHIANTI ANY 12 FOR 11 ; ~ CHIANTI ITALIAN • LA BELI.A POUILLY FUISSE 73 VIN, SAUTERNE 73 VINT. -..0 ' SILVAN(R RIESLING229 ZELLER SCHWAHZE KATZ LAMBRUSCO 24.-ti OS ws '' SECOOMAINE ANJOU ROSE 14 VINT COTES flu RHONE 13 VIN OZ_ CANS PETER HAND LITE 5.99 U a WINE CS. 24 GENESSEE m NAPPS.SIOE FINEFRENCH SCHAEFER ROTS. 4.99 12 oz. 4.99 ¶ 4. - i, wAarTm w6m Kum o WSA% BLACXBERRY 5YV STH 4 DUIMAII(flURY m 3- MENTHE- CACAO - BANANA 3A115j4. LIGHT 1.99 23011 'nANnLIkt OAMIuif 7.99 .I1iI111:l.*iI41'Li!Wfl1T& SCA 7.99 ft?OtJTAR 111.1 GALLiAnO 5.99 AM E RICA S I14ISt FOR 1 10 YIARS CHAMPAGNE 8.99 7302 499 SOP CO6ILIC JACOIfiN BRUT, PINK. EXTRA DRY COLD DUCK. SPK. BURG SPUMANTE - N.Y. STATE BLANC DE BLANC . .AM8WI WITIOJACQUii, IRA YAIIO(RNT GOLD SEAL i 4949 T. EXTRA DRY LABEL C H AMPAG N E-COLD IIIC . (' t.' 7.27 JACK DANIELS ...z QT, 1A 95 30TS. I WITH NECK I 0T. CANADIAN 5o SCOTCH F------i 4 ROYAL DELUXE H.. Clan MacGregor CASE 23B3 .L meetings. The Seminole County 'y'y LIIUWuLM WITH PURCHASE OF 3 QUARTS CHAMPAGNE OR COLD DUCK .- ' 4,s9 KIJAFA 90° GIN FROM IMPOSTIR SPECIAL . . 4*99 GOOD SAT., NOV. 20W/Cou poN STH ;HTS 111UNIVIO $200 .• C. STATE & FED. TAX $3.48 HARVEY'S SCOTCH jy RtT REFUND 1 A 39 NLEY 00 CA rater V - pV I I.,1 799 100% ALL MALT . $ TOTAL INC. SALES TAX 5.08 LITTLEMILL . ILA 3*79 0T. + STATE &FED. TAX $3.24 I ..L, .' SCOTCH 1.84 CANADLA.. S . I - BLACK & WHITE CANADIAN In r . SCOTCH BARTON'S - . HEDGESBUTLR KY. BOURBON . -C. •'k STATE & FED. TAX $3.24 TOTAL INC. SALES TAX •v ) j) 1.75 + Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 4 YR. KY. BOURBON 1L __________________________________________________________________________________ i:le Marianna has come Mrs Decker is proud of her sandwiched in among poems by home to roost in r)dtona achieveiients, and the citations Thoreau and Oliver Wendell iiiOvifl down from New Jersey she has received from a Holmes. following the illness of her nwnber of overseas countries, 11cr anthology, The Mustard husbarul, William she has by including a recent diploma Seed, which is in the Library of no Weans relinquished the awarded in Italy - the Congress, is a collection of int ernational art ronnetions equi v alent, stii explained, of a poems about women - their she has built up over a lifetime Masters degree in art. accomplishments, persona lit) In fact, she hopes to host an Presently, she has an exhibition and emotions. "Keeping a pure of paintings in Monaco. international art exhibition in heart. and mind - that's what is tona before t o "But I never take myself too iniportant." she muses. De o Ioni A sweet and gene perseriously there isalot of "Purity, it wholesome attitude sonality whose Italian ancestry hunter in my work," she said, and humility - to me, that's suddenly fires up passion and '1 never feel I'm that im beautiful" poetry in her soul, Marianna is portant; I just enjoy art." To be an artist or writer, one injecting the same enthusiasm The daughter of an engineer has to be a little psychic, says YR. KY. BOURBON 19" WOMEN - %nmen's Editor Pi ctures with words, pictures 10950 11500 11500 10950 4995 1290 4 and I have raised 14 children, eight daughters and six sons, here in the coal fields of the Southeast. All were raised in the church. iNly h usia III teaches a Bible class 1 Seven years ago one of my daughters, then 15, became pregnant. I couldn't believe it and was heartbroken. M husband insisted that she be sent'away, and her ba by' left wherever it was born. I defied turn, saw my daughter through the birth and am now raising her little boy My once tenderhearted, precious daughter has beconie a lesbian and has fallen into the use of alcohol and drugs Six weeks ago she revealed to inc that her own lather is the baby's father, too! I also learned that he had molested our other daughters as they were growing up. No one would tell me, but immediately after high school graduation they would leave home to work. Now I kn'. vh', I)E.lt ABBY My husband is minister who doi'iit charge a lee to officiate .t weddings for families in his congregation List swiinier he performed six ceremonies. They were all lovely church affairs followed by receptions and dinners, and the night before, there were rehearsal dinners. Abby, my husband and I never got one invitation any of these 1ctiitivs' One bride's mother said to my husband alter the ceremony, "Oh, please stay for the reception and dinner, and phone your wife and tell her to e'omne over right away"'' I lie politely dedined. Another bride told turn, "We' didn ' t invite you and your wile to our wedding reception because we figured you'd be too busy to come." The' other four brides didn't even ask my husband to stay alter the ceremony-, but one saw him on the street a few months later and said, "110w come you dith't tay for the dtnn'r W in ordained For the first time in my life. not brought me the vistkiiii I need now. I ant 58, a diabetic, ailing physically and longing for peace of mind. My 60-year-old husband repels me Would you leave him or endure till death separates you' Please help me D CRUSH Y I) DEAR (ItUSIIEE): If e.er a mother of If children deserved their understanding and help, you do. They can help make life bearable again. Go to them. Your husband is a very sick man, and unless he goes for treatment and recovers completely 1which I doubt he 541111, the lord will forgive you for not being a 541k him. prayer has to to had a place Set for you" My husband's brother is a minister in Illinois, and he and his wilt' are invited to all the the wedding affairs related And hi..' is paid a fee, too WhaCs the with the people iii ('al tie riu a - Abby' IJ*'T OUT DEAR I.EF'T: California Is a large state. Pinpoint the place, and I'll gRe them the needle. DE A R .AIIR\' To those who rite you about problems with relatives, may I submit what I call Eins t e in's Second or 5Jc PII,I 50C Film Chargc to matter Revised Low on No 'sp1oinhncnt NeCSHUi-IJ has a problem Whalt burt! For ape, tonal .'.pI, writ. I ABEl Bo* No 43700, t. A . Ciii 11000 Enclose stamped. till addr.s.id .n-.iop., pI.i For Abby's book let, "How to H$vi Lovely W.dln9, send $1 to A84aI Van Eurin. Ill Lasky Or 8.erly H ills; Calif 10112 Pleats enclose a tong, tell address e d , No Age. I.iniit All \Vurk ( ;utmrtinf,'sd I ' .rnpej 2 1(1 11 X 14 LIMIT: I Pot Psve.n - 2 Pet PaWIIy Add110,0i SI.CtI $3,93 G:oup, $1.39 per P.,io Living color Portrait Nov. 17 & 18 cvVIryaroo a Plus SOC Film Choig. Vu Il Sele.lioxs of POseN Relativity Your chances of getting along with your relatives increases directly in proportion with the distance you keep away from them F'ULI.F:IITUN FAN For A Beautif ul Wed. & Thurs. McCrory's Hwy. 17.92& Airport Blvd. Sanford, Fla, Photo Hours 10-1, 2-5 CHILI)REN UNDER 2YRS PHOTOC;RAPHED FREE 1 �26—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 1, lflô 1% TV TONIGHT'S Evening news reporter to find out Why 4 6 MAS'H:Ep.sodoto tie annourced 600 6 9 7 FIRING LINE 9 RICH MAN, POOR MAN poses as a Tuesday 2 4 12 NEWS 6$ EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 AUCTION 630 12 NBC l¼J 'ys 6 NEWS 2 4 css ZOOM AUCTION CONT 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 24 1000 2 12 POLICE STORY: ('ht€k Conner R,',P,ari 4 BRADY BUNCH ,-, , ,-n,'t- . ,.,,', 9 WILD, WILD WORLD ANIMALS 12 $25000 PYRAMID 24 AUCTION CONT OF -- 6$ HOGAN S HEROES 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MV THREE SONS 24 AUCTION CONT 800 2 12 BAA, BAA. BLAcK SHEEP Japanese cenundos take the Black Sheep" by surprise and get into Marine uniforms in an attempt to seize Gen MacArthur who is schediied to visit the carr 4 6 TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN Guest, Johnny Cash Still MOVIE M,nh to Alaska" John Wayne, Stewart Granger 1960. Action cheek. set in the north country THE THIN EDGE 9 HAPPY DAYS For.zie agrees the rnai'attion dance contest, Midway after a fair's tratzve executive IS kichppod SM NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 9 FAMILY: Kate Lawrence is the only tsor who believes that alleged rape-imideer Rudy Cones is 1030 6$ ALAN BURKE s,-iow 7' WORLD PRESS 11 00 4 2 9 12 NEWS 6 6$ ILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 24 A UCTION CONT 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE: 'f(oiak The Onl y Way." helps a ycung man tit- t rrxssngfather and d:sooversa with a n'slliondollar 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS THE DEAF 9 MOVIE OF THE WEEK pushing htscsackedtVtske 12 n'sles If he loses the contest. he has to get a crewcut 24 AUCTION CONT 830 9 LAVERNEANDSHIRLEY Sisters "Jerv'vlerSall ' stars as Grace Collier, an enterprising is an eyewitness to a hoimcide 1200 6 WiLD, WILD WES,' reporter who Laverne blanks out after a brewery party and the quesbun is. d she or didn't siio'i 6$ THE UNTOUCHABLES 7' LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1230 4 CBS MOVIE. Death Doug 1e" Uovd 900 2 12 POLICE VMAN Several teenagers are dead at an expensive private school that specializes in "reprogramming" McClure Afr.er the battle of Jaflfl in arid Pepper (Ane 1)ckin$on) FLO'ro ENTERPRISES THEATRES TWIATIE . 99( CHILDREN- isc can rslo(S desperately try k) eludea German tar* corn, mander in the desert 1973 100 2 12 TOMORROW SM NOTICIAS EN ESPA,NOL 1 05 51 MOVIE' 'Fallen Angel" Dana An&ev. Alice Faye 120 9 DAILY WORD 1111IM" 1410101.0" 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL ___________________ cNAl LATE 230 4 PASTOR'S STUDY 300 St LAUREL ANO HARDY 330 SI MOVIE i"9doout." Adrian uoomn, uoyi bridges, St 530 LAUREL AND HARDY Wednesday Morning '600 4 (Man) CAMERA THREE ji ii ONOM1T 9 PLUS "WORKING (T) MAGAZINE FOUR EVERA%OMAN (Fri) (Wed) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE GIRLS" j3 ' 6 GAMBIT CohostsPolly Bergen Frank Field. 625 2 (fn) WITH THIS RING (Tues. Thus) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed) D8CC PRO- 9 I DON HO SHOW 1130 21 12: STOMPERS 4i 6 LOVE OF LIFE 6$ LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) 1150 FILES IN EDUCATION (Fr,) PICTURE OF HEAT'LH Un- PAUL HARVEY MENTARY versity of Florida 630 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE .PUPTP -. 6$ FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW 7 . LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 4 6 634 LIVING WORDS 55 CBS NEWS ' 2 4 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST- LESS 6$ PERRY MASON 9 NEWS 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG 4 6 SEARCH FOR 6 12' HI NEIGHBOR 645 NEWS 654 12 WHATS HAPPENING' 4 LOCAL 2 cii t' n', '-- 12 Dr TOMORROW 655 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 12 TODAY (Local news at 7 25 and 8 25) 4 6 CBS NEWS (7 30 am, Ch 4, local news) 6$ POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7' 24' SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNINAMER. AMER. ICA' ("Good Morning Flonda' at 725 and 825 am local ws weather, sports) 800 4 6 CAPTAIN KA 6* DUCK, DUCK GOOSE (Fri) MAX B NIMBLE 7 IN SCHOOL TELE' 2 VISION Until 330pm, Duval r,,.,..,... C,... ,,.... 7 -" 24 MACNEIL-LEHREFI REPORT 830 6* COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 LIL(AS, YOGA AND YOU 900 6$ LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY, MD 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS 100 2 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6' NEWS 9 RYAN'S HOPE 130 2' 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS '9 FAMILY FEUC 200 9 520.00oPYRAMID 230 2 12 'I'H2 DOCTORS 4 6 THE GUIDINGLIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 12. ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 6M 6$ THE FLINTSTONES 2. VILLA ALEGRE 3 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 330 9 MOVIE: (Man.) "jtiia s4 BEWITCHED behaves' Groor Garson. 6 MATCH GAME '75 Walter Pidgeon (B&W) ig.t. 6$ THREE STOOGES (Tues ) ''Pardners " Dean 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU Martin, Jerry Lewis 24 zoo (Wed) "A Child is Waiting" 400 Burt Lancaster, .y Garland 2 IRONSIDE (R) (Thus) -Shanghai Express 4' GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 6 MERV GRIFFIN 'Marione Dietrich. Warner ' Oland (B&W) 1932 (Fn ) "Lit116 tie Boy Lost" Bing Crosby, Dahin (B&W) 1953 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION' Orange County School System, until 3pm 930 6* 700 CLUB 1000 2 12 SANFORDANOSON (R) 4' 6; PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12 SQUARES 2' HOLLYWOOD 1100 11 WHEEL OF FOR. TuNE 4 PHIL DONAHUE 7' -, SET" " ' "T'.,, I' 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12' HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 43(3 '9 MARCUS WELBY MD 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM 12 (Fl) 6* MY THREE 7 24 MISTER ROGERS' soq' NEIGHBORH000 I? EMERGENCY ONE 530 2 NEWS 6 HOGAN'S HEROFc GM PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7 24- THE ELECTRIC COMPANY Siiow 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES inane thing as a golf match. And they turned it off. didn't stay to see what They was happening." Dyke Van went completely under- water in a water hazard to play it shot. - FLORIDA— ARRIVE AUVE] SUNSHINE STATE 11111111 14 AIM [ $I ',:": :,' ; , l,j ... Regular ' Value ,',, ' ., GOOD ALL DAY Famous For Good Taste L POe- FRIED CHICKEN OU6 & aS'EN DAILY It A,M TILl JO PM -FRI £ SAT TIL I1:30P M tlOiFr#achAy, (Hi * ]Fell 3,, iiford DIVORCE FORMS - For free information write to Box 791, Pompano, Fla • 3306 1 FECTIvE DATE WHEREAS. There has been filed With the City Clerk of the City of Casselberry, Florida. Petition for Annexation signed by the, Ian downers of the area sought to be annexed consenting to and requesting 1150 annexation of said parcel and has considered thoroughly the feasibility of kitM annexation and zoning Of the City of Casselberry, Florida. in accordance with Chapter 63)331. Laws of Florida. lS'ôS, Chapter 69 926. Law's of Florida. 1969, Article Il, Section S 12. Chapter 69927, Laws of Florida, 1969, House Bill 3315, Laws of Florida, 1972. and House 8111 1020, Chapter 73 129. Laws of Florida. 1973, and Chapter 75 In, Laws Of Florida, 1975, all as amended a nd Supplemented; and WHEREAS, said tract of land lie's in Seminole County, Florida, and is ontiguous to existing municipal Properties and are specifically described in this Ordinance, and WHEREAS, objections to Such innexation and zoning have been uinsidered and hearings held, and it appearing in the best interest of the City of Cass.lmwrr,. Florida. to annex arid zone said property, subject to specific conditions and restrictions; and WHEREAS, the City Council has concluded from investigation that Oil municipal services will be available to the area to be annexed on the •ftective date Of this Or. dinance, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY , THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: SECTION I - ANNEXATION AND ZONING - That the City of Cassetb'erry. Florida, doss herewIt. .-C hereby annex and designate zoning of that certain tract of land lying in Seminole County. Florida, and more'p4rticul,ly described as follows, to wit: Parcel No. I -All of the North ii of Government Lot S.' Section 16. To*nthIp 21 South, Rang. 30 East, less the West 230 feet t15ereof. ALSO the Well 261,95 feet of 1151 North It cit Government Lot '6, Section 16. Township 21 South. Ratio. In F..t G.rI Friday to work With growing company, Good typing and spelling required Will be working with laboratory analysis Will train if necessary Locat ed in 14 Industrial Park, Like Monroe, Starting salary open depending upon qualifications For in terview, phone 373 Monday through Friday, I a m to I p m Ridgewood Firms -WE SELL 201 Commercial SUCCESS- Spacious 1, 7. & 3 BR ApIs Tennis, i mm rig, playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2380 Ridgewood AveSanford, Ph 373 6420 or 123 1135 25—Loans GIVE YOUR BUDGET A BREAK Shop The Want Ads For Good Buys! Rentals 9—Good Things to Eat 3OApartments Unfurnished NAVEL ORANGES. 12 50 BU 322 0362 or in 67ii GRAND OPENING Sanford Court Ap art ment LPN, I to 12 shift Geriatric ex perience preferred Apply in person. Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center, 930 Mellonville Ave 32—Houses Unfurnished Sanford, Phone Solicitor Experienced Hourly rate, plus commission Can earn cx Ceedingly high Income Call 37) 6626 between 9 & 5 Needed - Manor Woman to care for disabled veteran with MS. 2 days a week, preferably Friday & Saturday Phone 571 15 *1 C El'Pctrical Designer Must have minimum Ito $ yrs experience on paileliler. and di palle'tizer dr cuitsor related equipment Will be responsible to design Schmetic diagrams around particular logics depending on requirements Must work well independently with minimum supervision We offer a good future with a growing cor ourat ion here in Central Florida Submit resume only Packaging Systems Corp. P 0 Box 526, 5-inford. Fla 37711 -11 'V I 't- Altamonte Springs S I BR. 2 bath, many'-extras Super Itarga n' $295 month option to buy) Phone 869 1710 3 __________ Your 3 line ad on this page for I week, only $6 51 CLASSIFIED DEPT 377 7811 Or 831 9991) -oviEop Flu - Duplexes Form or Unlurn , Wooded, Home size lots PIDGEW000 VILLAGE )tS 1721 - Attention W,nler Visitors - - Lovely guest home, everything furnished Adults No pets Phone 3221741 I BR j I Ii vng room ht(hI.rr & bath, ,i*n, garden 8. trees 5100 month I 2 bath, unfurnished. except ri-n C.irragc' Cove 5155, 550 "CX'..t 323 05)9 --- Jim S 0 UT H S Sanford's nt-wi-st residential fl(-igllbilrhood New 2- 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes -Houses FHA Financing-Nothing Down • In c. Conventional-590 Down C Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy 1 35 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. Sanford, Flu, ley Odharn-323-4670 ,__3222O9O BUILDER- DEVELOPER 1:30 P,M... I ortilly Managed ; 'Upplan\ Park _____ QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Central Healing and Air Conditioning Carpeting " 3 & 4 Bedroom lBaIh ,, Models ": - I / it your CIt b Or .'.OuId Iikp 10 be iriilu(jCd in 'lhij listing call I 7198 I - 64—Equipment Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CAR ROLL'S FuRNITURE, 322 5181 JUST A PHONE CALL I 41~1 E Aluminum Siding I I I I I KULP REALTY 109W First St 3222333 CLASSIFIED DEP ARTMENT 2272611 711 W 15th Sanford, Fla 321.0041 .d. For Appointment Call lOS 322.3103 20173 FRENCH Winter Springs - Immaculate) OR. 2 bath with many extras Must see to appreciate Call 327 0631 Reg Real Estate Broker General Contractor 3326457 CO. BROKERS 0415 3226123 Nights-J)72353 NightsCottage. S rooms. I bath. 131 S J'ci St . Lake Mary 111500 Phone 130 1701 - I'lli I %~ Interior. E aterior Plastering. Plaster Patching Simulated brick 8. Stone SOiCalty 3727790 Care BEAUTY SALON formerly I'i4rietts Beauty Nook I 5)9 E First 312 5711 -' it's easy to place a Classified Ad We Ii even help you wmJi'd 1 CIII 322 2811 " i Cleaning SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only $15 Phone 322 IS" ______________ Gerry's Cleaning Service Res,denlial & Commercial Clean nj Pt I. Boa 174CC. Sanford, Fl 77 211 323 6125 . LIGHT HAULING & YARD ANOGARAGE CLEAN UP Phoneii'? 7311 I I I I WanI to sell sornethngi Dial magic number 377 7611 or Evening Gebhardt's HOme Repairs, Room1 Additions, Concrete Work, Paint ____ . Carpenter Work, Cerarnmc I Tile, Alum Enclosures 3216423 ry Estimates I Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions,1 Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free eStimate 37) 8030 I ' HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Cite Clearing, Mowing, Discing;. Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock Sand. Ba(kt.ge Loader Ph Herald Ic.' S $JI Cl,itsit,..,i 0-I- ' - Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Paris Drive '? $863 I Sewing Alterat.ons. Dr.ssAtak.ng. Drapes. Upholstery 3220702 Land Clearing _______ £STERSON LAND CLEARIP Bulldozing, Eacj.at.ng, Ditch work Fill drt, top soil 322 3943 11 DICK - S LAWN SERVICE Mowing. Trimming, Edging, F Clean up $ 30 $831 Roof Ripairs, Carpentry, Painting, Hm Oe Repairs, Omttenmng. Cement work Frie e5tmats Ii) $462 _______________ RON's QUICK SERVICE Very Reasonable )fares Prsøriel3) 1277 EXPERT LA'AII SERVICE Mowing. Edging, Trimming FI'eeE5IirTltfl PttQne32I 173-2 Central Heat I. Air Cond itioning For Ire. CstimateS, call Carl Pl4rri5 at SEARS in Sanford 3 22 1711 C E SHEPHERD II ' PainIng, Remodeling, G en eral Re pars C.ii 323 Fill 54nta' bag Quick and ea Shop the *4n1 ads to, Christmasbuy-S - 1 & Lawn Care ________________________________ Hauling JOHNNY WALKER ST. JOHNS REALTY 1, Landscaping Scm ret red Pa n-Icr Very Re,ssonabiy 322 ._ _______ 1913 Pintowagon, air. rado $l000or best offer. Call Rick. 322 261) ext. 6$ before S AWAY - Beauty -- 11121 SCOTT -' 3 OR, l's bath newer home iv. MAYFAIR AREA Kit chen equipped, drapes. WWC. large yard 123.000 I 1975 Corvette. orange. 1' Top, loaded Call alter S p.m 322 0111. Home Improvements _ BUY t'HA - SMALL $ DOWN Immaculate 2 or 3 OR, Florida room. screened porch Near schls 5)7.900 621 1049 ,ii)$ii - - - cover 'yCOr hOrny wIn .sumnmlil-c & t.ffit System Ai Roofing. Gutters 70 Yrs Eap Eagle Siding Co 851 9563 ___________________ nc. for Rent Steam J,IL MUST SELL-- 2 OR block. city utilities 112 Club Road, Sanford Big $300 refrigerator and ar conditioner Included at 111,9000,' belt offer Broker. $31 0171 Sanford - 80--Autos for Sale I can REALT'V MLS REALTORS THE HEfAI,,[) ________________ - __________________________ itchen o5 — Pets.Supplies Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops Sinks Installation I 1970 Mustang 302, 1 speed, custom Bud Cabeli 3271052 Campbell's Poodle Pad-Complete I paint, 5)595 3720694 anytime grooming 2467 Park Pr '69 Chev y Im pa la, I dr - VI, auto Ave. 322 1121 Earn extra cash for Christmas 1)00 '63 Cadillac Sedan. $250 shopping. Sell those items you no Phone $30 5339 longer need with a Quick Action Chihuahua puppies. AKC, tiny toy. I Went Ad in the Evening Herald I weeks. shots, wor med , $63 to $100. Phone 365- 50 57 1961 ClaSs 1.42, 4 speed, runs good 39 USED Restaurant & Bar Equip i $014 Steam Table, Trays, S S Sink with 68— Wanted to Buy drainboard Misc 323 2770 1969 Lincoln Continental Mark Ill. collector's Item, 500 series Good YOU NAME IT, I BUY ITt Dinette suite With 6 chairs, Fold a cond S2,000 or best offer 323 458'? •,,, ,, SANFORD AUCTION way Cot. Rune, r.ax " 323 7310 '72 Jeep Commando wagon, I wheel Best offer 831 8662 i drive, fiCotry air, -V $ engine, low 0 buy used office furniture Mederranean china closet, round Wanted mileage, 52.600 322 $613 after S Any Quantity NOLL'S. U l.'i 1,, ijeiw, a ri ,6 13 rim CASSELBERPY, Hwy 1792.130 AAI•,. ies ,.. ,,,,. ',''" O'J W'Ci5 uI I 1206 "• DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. 19" Zenith Color TV $175 26" Nutty WE BUY FURNITURE Daytona Beach Will hold a public Maitlarid Auction Riding Mower, $150, AUTO AUCTION every Saturday 3.39 64161011 free from Sanford night at 7.30 II'S the only one in We buy used furniture Florida You set the reserved 51 — Household Goods price No charge other than 15 I item or liousefull Call 322 9197 registration lee unless vehicle s told Call 9012331311 for tur?F'Or II ITI IP RV IN(1p I I liii I U It U LI S Lash for Antiques Consignments details wanted One of Singer's top Touch arid Sew Hi way 16 Auction Zig Zag mach Galleries, 1226772 AiSunie I Lease a Datsun inctuOng Z ca,s and balanceof IllS SOor pay 111.90 per trucks. for intormation call Bill month Will take trade in Si nger Cash 322.432 Ray or Jack Mink, $31 1318 equipped to zig zagS make button For used furniture, appliances, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and holes Balance of 1388$ or 10 payments of 16 Call credit 10015, etc Buy I or 1001 items. '73 Models Call 323 8370 or $)..4 manager, 322 9111 or see at Larry's Mart 713 S,Srrford Ave. 1605 Dealer SANFORD SEWING CENTER ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 1964 Nova I dr. Station Wagon The Old Singer Store TOP prices pad. used, any con current slicker, needs front end 1030 State St , Sanford Plaza Shari 6 1126, Winter Park work. 1185 127 2511 I UNBELIEVEABLE 2 Acre's *ith 3 BR. I bath famly room central heat, dishwasher On 0k Way, Sanford Owner holding 13.000 HANDYMAN'S HOUSE. 1023 Santa $t . Sanford Name your terms down, $16,500 322 6637 before noon or nights Only Rep Real Estate broker 743$ S Sanford Ave 321 0739 eyes 322 7613 1972 F 100 pickup, I wheel drive. new oval fire- i--. ',,.,' v,w, mite's 323 91 ltlerl p.m - - Rep Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 117W lt 3' . Sanford 312 5641 or 322 275lafIer Hri _______ O r, LAKE MONROE- Mayfair Sp.scious. cuStom) BR. 2 batri. liv rm ,din mm., den, eat in kit, 1 acres Privacy Near hospital 372 Sit) Drywall spray rig. 2 ton Chevy tri,ic, in use every day, good cjndmtlon (305) $16 0130 11 LARRYSAXOP4IPIC.REALTOR ____________________________ Uppland Park Homes By -_ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave - iti IiiI , - - 11114. 7 bath a rm fOCe4j ,.lrd with bruit trees Completely remodeled Will hold And mlg for part down ]D 0503 BAT ' J BALL REALTY 312 International Travelall, 1969, good condition 1500 or best offer, 372 0483 ______________________________ __________________________ irr __ ' NEW HOME - Out of town area 3 BR, 1 bath, Central heat, range Lot size ;s' • 175' $19,500 I _ - - I TWO STORY stucco. 4 BR, 2 bath. family room, large separate garage with convertible storage area 9.50O. Builders own ion I 8R. 7', bath Priced below reproduction COStS JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor 322 159$ V F W LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT _______________ - 79 —Trucks-Trailers I ADS ARE SMALL in size, but B______________________________ I G on delivery REAL ESTATE ---- i I ,')..'Idt it k',11?0y rai _______________________________________________________ Cal I Ba Used Office Furniture I 2565 PARK St. Johns River 1505 W. 25th St. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Every Sunday M - Wood or steel desks exe(utive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chair,, Piling cabinets, as 5 Cash and carry IIOLL'S Casselberry. 17 92. 830 1706 __________________________________ Space Heater, 85,000 810, forward air type, Oil, 32'2 2197 321 2111 After Hours 327 3991 172 0648 , -______ --- uaranted reconditioned auto batteries, $12 93 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP. 11 09 Sanford Ave Multiple Listing Service DEL TONA uake Gleason NEED A HOME' $100 dawn w1erwy Close to Shopping Payment to Quaitied buyers 3 Frit area 7 BR, 2 bath home on BR, l's baths. Centr6l heal, large corner lot Central heat and refurbished As low as 1111.000 --air, Florida room. screen porch, dock, lb It cabin cruiser included WIlT REALTY , eva Reg Real Estate Brcer, 321 0610 I DYNAMIC PROPERTIES I Hardwk, Broker Gardens I 113 1893 322 0779 Deltor', 664 Ml) 1 - cor Sale By Owner S room houSe. _________ good condition, new p4int and Studio. I, 7,3 carpet, partly furnished Good Live on the St Johns - Enioy /i A Neighborhood Fruit trees Pric -' Bedroom Apts. of park, Club house, pool, private cci to sell Phone III 0111 Quiet, One Story dockS or tennis Liven new or like Kitchen Equipped new mobile home '$13,500 to LakeMary.byOwner.moving,must ' Sell I BR. 2 bdth. built in pool, 523.300 - Easy terms Call George Adult FamIly REALTOR ASSOCIATE central HA. W W carpet, enclosed Willis. carport , family rrn %)I goo 313 One Bedroom for tree Lal lr I 6)71 From 2S21 Par 'k Or Realtor 12? 9281 _S WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ,,,BUY--SELL-TRADE 311 itS First St ifl 1671 ')(' U ANYTIME ii AL TOPS - '70 HONDA 450 BeiI utter m 2651 &ter 3 P Supplies 62—Lawn.Garden ......... - ________ ___ &O—OfflCO 50—MisCellaneous for Sale 'DA i_ILL - L9- L. I CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS- 130 Ev. 73 Luxury Patio Apartme nts 25,000 - ' 1961 BSA on chop frame, )7i over front end. rebuilt engine, rewired, needs finishing Will trade for stock motorcycle or make offer. 323 8041 ' site, 1100 Singer, 372 1891 - Sm ')1) ORD - 3 014. I' ' bath.' runrr,,t ' A & H, very private $21,900 Sell F HA, VA lOw down or assume Present loan HOD PHA VA repossessions, all areas, from $100 down Estate Hunt Realty, Wm. H. Stemper- Realtor . --- LOCH ARBOR - 215 Ridge Drive Owner anxious for quick sale' This) BR. 7 bath home is only ' block from Mayfair golf Course. has large family room, enclosed sun porch, central AC H. double carport, large laundry storage room, on spacious fenced lot Reduced now to 136.300 LOP4GW000 - ill Lormann Circle North Lovely) BR, Is bath home in super location. Lots of extras including carpeting, equipped kitchen, fenced aPP warranted Just $17,000 Cal; hanford - 5 Sap'. I ..,... SANF - B - Motorcycle InSurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166or 373 7110 VIOLIN- Sorrento- I acre lot on Weklta River Road, Zoned for mobile homes Asking 57,S0O Call 1 -- HIGHLAND PARK - 209 Margaret Road Years of comfortable living can be yours in this spacious BR, I 8 2'j baths, on extra large lot All extras included for 135.000 Peg Peal [Vale Broker 801W lit St 3236061 p13730517 eves Pianos & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm sec t'on Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano& Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 322 7213 43—Lois-ACreage WYNNEWOOb -. 2116 Decottes Ave Secluded 3 BR. 2 bath home with unique floor plan, family room and formal dining room Come see for $26.700 M. UNSWORTH REALTY 11 BINGO -- Golden Wi ngs- 1000 CC Honda. candy. apple red and black, best Of dressed Over $4,000 in It, Sell for 13.000 Phone 322 9761, after 10, 349 5612 -- - - -'--- - XUX! ', ., - a'lable for subsidized NLsn'J.nruraiareasNodown "unrn'y wamenri less tpi,in rent 1—/bile Homes -- V.F.W. _- KAWASAKI 750 Good Conditio n Phone 3710013 59-4`iI"lusical Mierchandise - - _______ - 3 BR, 21' a 64' Barrington. VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 373 5700 Stenstrnm Relf'vJ SANFORD- Lovely 2 or I O R , 1 bath home in 900dlocelon. e x i'--. conut ton. i'.'iAi vw "' down, PItA Low down ••:• II4 turn house, water furn Gas r't Cypress SI, Sanford 327 272 or 831.9777 42—?v'bile Homes -' Osteen --9 78 acres New rc,,,d. nice trees, dry land Terms - $11,700 Broker. 831 0171 -- '"' ,- PAINT UP FIX UP Handyman Special 3 BR Older 2 story home on corner l ot in niceneighbor Owner motivated w.ii give good terms 117.300 1)00 ','c.ne, __________________________ _W1 . . 323-7832 Merchandise You Can Have Your House In 3 Months If You Qualify ency housC, $90 per month, 550 Efficiency dam.lge Sngieor Couple NopOts 372 3117 ,if?er 530 '.' - VA - from $10 to $30. BUY JUNK CARS (ill 322 1621 after 1 pm Personalized Listing Sales Assistance.12' Grasshopper air boat, fully equipped, electric fuel pump. brand new prop, reconditioned Continental engine Ready to go Eve'S 322 1587. 372 1179 5700. a' W 13th San207 E 25th St ford. P hone 323 ______________________________ --_________________ "Get Em While They're Hot" - _________- and '- 33—Hou ses Furnished Come see us or call " 19195 French 322 499 1 Eves- 372 1496, 322 1161, 322 1984 EVERY DAY scmeorre is locking for what ,ou hate to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow tJnturn 3 BR. central heat, kitchen equipped, Also I BR HAROLD HALL REALTY, REALTOR, 2606 S Hy 17 92, Sanford Real . . _________ ______________________________ REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Anytime - ' BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACE Executive home i BR, 3'.i baths, I year old Amenities too numerous to describe 569.000 - Harold Hall Realty BR. I tiled bath, carpeted throughout, central heat and air On large shady lot in Sanford IllS month Phone 668 6311 " - POOL HOME - Now the time to buy! 3 BR, 2 bath Beautiful home. excellent location 136.000 vETERANS- , No down payment , mes rott FROM YOUR HAVEN THE COUNTRY U,..x.,, "" o', i -oarn ba thnom With PINECREST - Cozy 3 BR. I bath home Out ot state owner says "Sell" $19,500 T0r3 GOVERNMENT HOMES down $18,000 up - DE APARTMENTS ay 17-92. Sanford $ Autos Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new hOrn. for p'er/?rhi' O e'sen br you! LOCH ARBOR 3 BR. 2 bath Assumable mortgage home in old settled neighborhood, large corner lot, Only $18,600 with FHA financing available RENTERS Move in, then buy "like new" 3 BR, central heat, kitchen equipped, inside laundry 132,000 157 BR ApIs excellent location, all electric kitchens. A C. carpeted. drapes, adults, from $150 2013 Sanford Aye,. Phone 3127113 Models open to a m 'til op m daily llage iJi. . LAKE MARY ii Acre let, Reduced 55 -- MOBILE HOME Casselberry area %I7000 -- - n,,,.. BANK RE POSSE S5ION-Lc,w down payment, move in Attractive 3 BR. I', bath, family room, fenced yard. $17,900 Lake Mary- Unfurn 2 BR, I bath Adults only No pets $165 month plus electric 323 0") Shag Carpeting Fabric rnvne. ?Jsil. Built in Wail Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt Lk Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditioning Package Full Circle Insulation and Sound Proofing No One Living Above or Below You Full time Resident Service Directors , i: P4CC? DR block home, turn or unfijrn 373 7970 or 372 1879 alter 6 pm Brand new and sparking with charm' Furni5hd Stud,os, cm lurniShed one and two bedroom units Your new home features ___________________________ L A~c~ 12 Lake Mary- Country home on wooded lot Spanish stucco 3 BR, I Forrest Greene Inc. '.'dnter')prng', I BR. excellent conaton, mo ledse 6 eons 121,5 mcy No pets Near school 317 0135 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Smallest ad with the greatest op portunity Call 373 *512 670 Nice home at Lemon Bluff. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 830 Hwy 134. Longwood $31 (777 SANFORD - I BR. 1', bath home with central heat & air, 12 a 71 name rocm, utility ahedon cement I UP apt ,kt ('cup, A C. carpeted, foundation, large trees. $23.900 adultS, no pets, 59i 322 2796 wk New FHA dyS after 4 WE TAKE TRADES Ufursh,i, two beciroorn SCurit' LAKE MARY - Sparkling) BR, lit bath home with Florida room, D"-,o,l AllIs Prpfi'rr,.,i efllr.,l heal & ar Molivated 12) ISIS - ________________________ owner New FHA _________________________________ la—Help Wanted I APi I $21,700 POOL 3JA —Duplexes Looking to buy lit or 2nd mortgages at discount 21 Hour approval Call Daytona (904) 677 8135 Will baby Sit days in your home or mine Sanford area 3231049 4~m,..-3.--t 1~6 YA.U,,&UIC1 Colbert Realty INC. MLS REALTOR st JOHNS RIVER Cute 3 BR home With nice shag carpeting and pretty landscaping Low down - will consider trade By Owner - Newly painted,) years young 3 BR, 2 bath. living room. dining room, paneled family room, large utility room. 2 car garage Privacy yard $35.0 32) 0710 MILLIONS OF DOLLAR') 'n Peal EfficiencySltS Estate IS Sold daily in th eUtilities md classified ads Nothing small Call 372 6410 about that ______________________________ Educational Child Care for as tow as $2, weekly if you qualify 373 *421 Nurses. 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Phone 372 1216. 7 p rn to 9 p m any night, Chest of drawers, maple. $30 ; small 3 drawer ct.est. $20; COIJCPI. 76A—Auto Repairs coffee & I end table, $30, 323 2651 _, ter 3 p m __________________________ Expert Mechanics All work -''-guaranteed Reasonable prices 25 ---52—Appliances - -'yr's experience Molly's Garage. 2539 Perk Or 112.395S Bill KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Bwpr'., Operator ________________________________ Service Used maclines -MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 )eseII our trade fl lurniture allow PriceS Good selection Highland Park Hal 10—Swap & Trade 51—Household Goods 3 BR. I' bath, red brick Must sell Witting to talk terms 5200(5' , Phone 37) ____________________________ 1909 S OAK - All brick, JUST REDUCED 3 h BR. 2 bath, W. large arge kitcen. dining room, I,R paneled Has a nice screened cabana MUST SEE TO - - APPRECIATE '''-' MONTHLY RENTALS __ 41—Houses - 371 5 1 76 A US PsAik ,,,.l., -' '-'.". .-.-.-._________ .''..o"iiy room and & Accessories KISI't REAL ESTATE INC. 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Phone--322 1810 ROBSON MARINE 13) 0220 _______ 372 6653 $19,000 Will trade for land or mobile .,......... yard, large corner lot,. For Sale or 1100 E. 75th St 792$ Hwy 17 92 hI',mx. 7 BR .air. .'.dults Rent 323 3780 _______________________________ 78—Wktorcycles 312 5961 ROSALIA AVE -. Nice -. a"..-o..;e:_,., '-.'..' LdiI US For z—ouuu '..ipt lUItIlIC'S 5—Lost & Found - - -SAM'L COME HOME! Siamese Sealpolrtt female Spayed, missing from Mayfair Circle Call Dean, 3230313 1 . _________ LOkC Mary- 3 BR, li i bath new homes Under 525.000 with less than $750 down Government funding By builder, $311649. Equal Housing Opportunity, Sanford - 2 BR. CO,air. screened porch, double lot, fruit & large oak trees, nice neighborhood, $19,900 52.000 dn, about $160 mo Owner Will finance 2037 Jefferson Ave 322 1371 days, or 628 305$. ask for Chuck Moore WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W, lit SI, 373 0526 _______________________________ -- I - 305 E FLOYD, Lake Mary - 3 2 almost country living Central heat air. WWC Home it in like Transferred-- Must Sacrificel Low, new condition 121.300 low down payment 3 BR, 2 bath, KISH REAL ESTATE INC. Must see inside to appreciate, REALTOR 371 0011 Very clean Let's talk *31 1431 2017 S French Ave , Sanford I lIP, turn apt , lights, water turn Mature adults No Pets. $95 322 fl96 after i wk days --- -- 41—Houses Rep Real Estat- Broker JOHN KRIOER, ASSOC. 107W Commercial PhOnO 3 72 7111. Sanford 31—Apartments Furnished -------- -- 4 1—Houses - W. GARNETT WHITE USE WANT ADS for quick response in buying or selling -- - I SAN MO PARK, I. 7. 3 bedroom trailer ,ipls Adult & family park Week ly 1515 Hwy Il 97, Sanford 323 19)0 I t. If,/ %C11", - , , . ,.., lot Rilliji Ping our chimes and place a fast acting, low cost want ad Call 312 361 I or All 9091 OT I C E wards the end of the skit, 49 WEDDINGS PERFORMED By Notary Public 1222026- Eves & Weekends j interrupted for such an 3OAparltnents Unfurnished Sa lesman - Prefer person With Some retail experience Can lead to management training Position for alert, aggres5iv, personable person Apply in person No phone calls, please Zales Jewelers, Sanford Plaza Store only STOP AND THINK A i,, MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE 'SOULDN'T BE ANY - - What happened is that (I)- . For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 173 45$; or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group PD Box 353. Sanford, Fla 32711 f being IVIL IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON 1\ 11 18—Help Wanted - Just (ii calla nd beef "about the show Wednes&y'S 4— Personals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. I as FLORIDA. CASE NUMBER: 76-2e07.CA-4e•C FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor Jest poration organized and existing under the laws of the United States, Plaintiff, LOS ANGELES (All ) - NBC doesn't let its entertainment " MERLE M HARRIS, JR. and shows interrupt themselves to EUNICE L. HARRIS, a k announce sudden, dramatic but Eu NICE LA DONA HARRIS, Defendants. bogus "bulletins," even if such NOTICE OF ACTION are jests, put-ons and obviously TO Merle M Harris, Jr, not the McCoy. and Eunice L Harris, a Ii a Eunice La Donna Harris "Such introductory terms as Residence unknown 'Flash' or 'Bulletin' and state YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ments such as 'We interrupt that an action to foreclose a mor. ' tgage on the following real property this program to bring you situate in Seminole County, Florida, rp'cprvplI t.Ii,jt,1t' are " described as follows news broadcasting," NBC tells Lot 160 t LAKE HARRIET 1 4— Personals 4 — Personals ESTATES, according to the plat its show-makers. thereof as ;ecordec' In Plat Book 12, ---But last Thursday, switchPages IS & 18, Public Records of HANSON SHOE SHOP FACED WITH A DRINKING boards at newspapers and TV Sminole Courtly, Florida. "NEW LOCATION" PROBLEM stations across the nation lit up has been filed against you You are 1 Park Ave., across from Atlantic Perhaps AlcoholiC Anonys'nous required to serve a copy of your when viewers thought they had Bank Sanford & Central Florida's Can Help written defenses, if any, to this Finest :hoe Repairs. Courteous I Call 173 45$7 heard a major sports bulletin action on SMITH arid HAYDEN. Day Service. We want your Write P.O Boa 1213 PA. Attorneys for the Plaintiff. interrupt NBC's Dick Van Dyke business.Thanks Sanford, Florida 37171 whose address is 1316 Barnett Bank show. Building, Jacksonville, Florida • ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Its announcer, Stu Nahan, a 32202 and file the original with the Free, 664 2017 for "We Care" Legal Notice Clerk of the above Sty led Court sportscaster here, came on and Hotline, Adults & Teens u on or _______________________ before December 1st, 1976, other intoned: "Major sports news wise a judgment may be entered Seminole County, Florida was made just moments ago Legal Notice ZONING II SECTION against you for the relief demanded the when the Los Angeles Rains DESIGNATION - That in the Complaint. property described In Section I OS WITNESS my hand and the seal of completed the biggest trade in INVITATION TO BID this Ordinance shall have the Zoning said Court on his 291h day of Oc The Board of Trustees of Seminole their history." classification of tober, 1976, County Public Hospital Invites bids lie said the Rams had sent six A Parcel 1 Present County (Seall upon the following City Zoning R1AA; as, Zoning R I. of their best backs, including Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Medical Records Filing Cabinets tf classification lsdescrlbed in the Clerk of the Circuit Court Additional information, plans and quarterbacks James harris the City ordinance of of zoning By: Martha T. Vinlen specifications are available at 01 and Ron Jaworski, "to Notre Florida. on the Caiselberry, Deputy Clerk lice of the Purchasing Agent fictive date of this Ordinance. Publish. Nov. 2.9. 16. 23. 1976 Dame for hunchback AII bids shall be mailed to the CONDITIONS OF SECTION III DEF $ Board of Trustees at the Seminole Quasimodo. Details at 11." ANNEXATION 'Cpvnly Public Hospital. 1101 East Then the show resumed. Parcel shall con A Parcel 1 ________________________________ F;rsl Street, Sanford, Florida 3271,) ________________________ tinue to be used as Casselberry wharnmno, the calls flooded All bids shall be postmarked '4 Elementary School and the South NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS in, obviously from viewers who later than the 22nd day of Novert Seminole Middle School NAME STATUTE ber,1916. and Shall be received onor either. SECTION IV - REDEFINING TO WHOM IT MAY C!)NCERN before the 25th day of November, -Didn't Iistnn cbs"1 '.' to the 'iot'r. .s it.ri"Piy gIven 'P'' it.. I IMITS BY DECLARATION "a undersigned pursuant to the That the corporate limits of the City Quasumiodo part IQuas is the Publish Nov IS. 18. Il, 1976 "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter of Casselberry. Florida. be arid it Is DEF SI bell-ringer in Victor hugo's f.8 5 09, Florida Statutes, will register herewith and hereby redefined so as novel, ' The Hunchback Of to include said tracts of land herein with the County Comptroller, In and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND for Seminole County, Florida. upon described The descriptions herein Notre Dame."). receipt of proof of the publication of contained shall Include all streets, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, -Didn't realize the Rains this notice, the fictitious name, to roads, highways, alleys, and FLORIDA. aren't about to trade anybody to wit NATIONAL NO, 18.1147CA.44.EE TENNIS avenues located within and between ASSOCIATION under which we are theexisting municipal limits and the In RE: The Marri age of Notre Dame. UCLA, maybe. engaged in business at Post Office areas annexed here in Section JAMES M CROCHER. Husband$ but never Notre Dame Box 295, Altamonte Springs. hereof and It was all a joke, of course. SECTION V - AMENDMENT OF Florida, 32701 SHEILA CROCHER, Wife That the parties Interested in Said OFFICIAL CITY MAP - That the NOTICE OF SUIT But did it violate NBC rules business enterprise are as.follows, City Clerk be and she is hereby TO JAMES M CROCHER against bogus news bulletins? authorized to amend, alter, and DANIEL EVANS 2702 Red Lion Square Nope, say NBC and Byron Paul, upplement the official city map of MARJORIE EVANS Maitland, Florida the City of Casselberry, Florida. to executive producer of Van CHARLES A HEATH YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Dated at Winter Park, Orange txlvde the annexation contained in that a Petition for Dissolution of Dyke's show. Section I hereof County. Florida, November 5, 1976 Marriage has been filed against you 'We've adhered to the letter SECTION VI - SEVERABILITY Publish Nov 9, 16. 23. 30, 1916 and you are required to serve a copy - If any section or portion Of a DEF 42 of the rules," says Paul, noting of your written defenses, if any, to " ectlon of this Ordinance proves to on 3 RUSSELL HORNSBY. At the interruption to report the be invalid, unlawful, or un torney for Wife, whOSe address 5 311 "trade" wasn't billed as a butconstitutional, it shall not be held to N Rosalind Avenue, Orion invalidate or impair the validity, letin. It began with a card that Florida 32901, and file ttie orlgir NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OR or effect of any other section with the Clerk of the above Styled just said: "Please Stand By ..." DINANCE OF ANNEXATION BY Of part of this Ordnance Coijrt on or before December 3. 1915 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Then cattle the gag announceotherwise a judgment may be en SECTION VII - ANNEXED OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA merit which, he said, even te,'ed against you for the relet Notice is hereby given that the AREA RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES demanded in the petition That upon this Ordinance brought him calls of inquiry the City Council of the city WITNESS my hand and the seal of next day From oddsinakers in Casselberry, Florida, adopted an becoming effective, the residents said Court on this 22nd day of Oc Ordinance of Annexation a: followsand property owners In the above Las Vegas. tober, 1978, described annexed area shall be '(Seal) Jerry Stanley, head of NBC entitled to all of the rights and ORDINANCE NO. 311 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr privileges and immunities as are program practices here, said Clerk of the Circuit Court ANORDINANCEOF THECITYOF from time to lime determined bythe NBC didn't feel the show By Patricia A Jackson CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. governing authority of the City of which interrupts itself on an irDeputy Clerk ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING Casselberry, Florida, and the PubliSh Oct 26. 4ov 2, 9, 14. lilt provisions of the Charter of the City regular basis for such skits WITHIN THE CORPORATE DEE 115 of Casselberry, Florida. Chapter a LIMITS OF THE CITY OF had violated NBC policy 1331. Laws of Florida. 1963. Chapter rAcFI RFOOY El IiA AkI I ''' "' ' against bogus bulletins. 69.926. Laws of Florida. 1969, i AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND (napter bevy. La*-% Of l'Ioripa, He sau3 restrictions on the BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1969, House Bill 3313. Laws of FLORIDA. AND MORE PAR method of presenting the gag N TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Florida, 1917. and House Bill 1020, "interruptions"were set for the FOLLOWS Parcel No,) -Allot the Chapter 73179, Laws of Florida. 1973. and Chapter 73 297. Laws of entire series last year. when a Norm 5s of Government Lot DlSAlt1 FL) Section 16, Township 21 South. Florida, 1915, all as amended and pilot for the series was being . supplemented. -. - , Range 30 East, tess the West 230 feet rn,ul.' 5FC lION VIII EFFECTIVE' thereof, ALSO the West 757,9Sfeet ci The program had an "interthe North is of Government Lot 6, DATE - This Ordinance shall Section 16, Township 21 South, oscome effective immediately upon ruption" for a spoof golf tow-Range 30 East, Seminole County, its passage and adoption. nament that disturbed NBC W -~ FIRST READING this 9thday of ,.. , Florida, DECLARING brass, he said; "We were wor'-"," ' ' i '-: ' AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL August. AD 1976 SECOND READING this 161h day ned about the effect it might SERVICES; DEFINING CON of August. AD 1976, DITIONS OF ANNEXATION, have on people thinking this FINAL READING AND PP0VI0ING Z ON I N 6 was a legitimate interruption." Ftu',ir.'y. 7 Th I.i' CLASSIFICATION, REDEFINING ADOPTION this P6th day of August, THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF A. D. 196, After much haggling, agreeAPPROVED CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. TO tilent was reached on presentaG. K Christensen, INCLUDE SAID PARCEL OF (Ion of such skits in a way that Mayor LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL F .r'ry Wi d . NBC felt wouldn't mislead viLIMITS OF SAID CITY. ATTEST, F arly Dird' 7 Mary W Hawthorne AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT OF '.ers and mitake them think they City Clerk CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE were seeing an actual news rePublish: Nov. 9. 16, 23.30, 1916 A N N E X A I ION HEREIN port or sports event. PROVIDING FOR THE PIf,b4TS DEF £3 AND PRIVILEGES Still, he said, the golf skit got FOR CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; scores of viewers mad enough SEVERABILITY, AND EF W Afternoon 6111111, NOTFORWO#1ENONLY 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 17 but he arrtves exhausted after MON ! T WED ON THUR 5, SC a team from the hon'ic,dedetail Who are assigned to indriver4 6 SWITCH Pete the carnival enwonnient of the 7 2 CANDID CAMERA 4 MATCH GAME 6 ANDY .. . Foi'sIer. Gary lockssoodstar as 6$ I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK q'l . Rudy races against Estep's fl1Ofl to Now ()leans in search of Sarah Hunt. 930 4 6 ONE DAY ATATIME Conclusion oI two part exsode ()l the eve of her mamage to David, Ann reaches a painki c1c' 24 AUCTION CONI ABC NEWS Legal Notice Bulletin' Tuesday, Nov. IS, 114-36 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. —________ —' W 1 r% :it: eeIi tIIlhII I - WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All lypss SOW szes We repair and Service STIFlE MACHINES SUPPLY CO. 207* 2nd St 377 4432 1 To List Your Business..;DIQI 322-2611 O( 831-9993 �4 B—Evenng Hera ld, Sa n ford , Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 1111, 1976 BLONDIE Chic Young ( I .JUST TAUGHT \, HIM T0 STAND Answer to Previous Puzzle 46 Poet T S BUT ELMO-. ( 'YOU'E MOLDING (SHH.4...PLEASE "7 M) BUMSTEAD ,- ON HISPRONT LEGS I 45 Put or. ACROSS HIM Up HE THINKS HE'S QDOING IT ALL BY HII HIMSELiFt 53 English tavern L 4 Cafe patron 12 Hearing organ metal 13 Pachyderm 59 Personality 14 Gallic 60 Whitlow 4I affirmative j: *E!____ 1A T BEETLE BAILEY I I)ON'T NEED TO OLJ T To TELL ~00 Tlf4lEiZV!!~ NO lzo" FOIZ I a(c, Paste 25 Covered Mort Walker MEN,':f0LA'E- COMP,.IETECI ~'OLIIZ TIZA1,1iNVITA BLANOI NOW ;01Z TAE ZEAL 6TJJFF: C . 61 Danct. step P A I Ir- avenue 3 28 6reek sea 32 Author of kE 5HOOLD TELL T)I T)4AT AT THE 6HELL FACTOZY 'The Raven" 4 " 33 Greek letter 35 Popular 5 dessert 6 xi ew I 5 12 II L - - THE BORN LOSER 15 by Art Sonsom WHAT ?5 ff,w I DIN'T KWW 4DU a... [T,5 scale 25 26 — 6 1 8 14 - I - - - - 33 34 31 35 43 - . . Ila 11 AO C. C4't W - ARCHIE 46 47 4 - — by Bob Montana - 44 - - -- 49 55 156 54 - another an toe111 to ( 1 4452 - - 50 51 ' BCYY-EVERYONE 1 CAN KARMY WAIT TO TELL Ek MADEA THING EXCITING — TOTELLVQIJ' MORNIJG s I WS,JuST _ READINGABOLT -K -' SQ ... A&ASTERED TEN LAWLIAGES AND DIESIGNED A NEW KIND YTRYy OH, ITER--:"' WAS CFCYC10TP 'rI-• \r L 60 62 ,_- 61 4 C) — — - - - - - Q J to p' V K 72 # 543 A K J 64 Calcium Shortage Part Of Problem r :t11 DEAR DR LAMB I am now 46 and 10 years ago I had a thyroid operation. \iv -ir -itIlToi(I 'lands were also WEST VQJ 106 by Howie Schneider - i- kX) LIFE s io Lii1 (J MPJ j ItJE.'FE £t,U€-L V / t A1 .. rllioi:11 - RTV mistake. . Dr , - Lamb throu'h menopause irnnicdiately with V98 - — . ,r- f' 'I ' ' I '' swallow, C) I GOT WHES I AM KEPT IIVW NOSE it) THE ORiND—, '!ODAiY B¼' HARD SrONE... V<RK! "'' ' . DAD ALWAYS oio RAVE A srv.€ \ OF l-ujMog! ) ç / '., - - - ______ bridge, but this is one time remember the last time and how I spent some time in the hospital 750 milligrams of calcium and program. Some doctor. prefer 580 milligrams of phosphorus. to use crystalline that it does. We never open South starts with seven top notrump with a singleton tricks as a starter for the nine because such hands are so because of the great amount of pressure the school board chairman is exposed to." r' . I'VE v A by - iuRE IV ENROLLED WHAT IS IT ? ) ( . IN AN ADULT LL NEVER HAPPEN Al convulsions are secondary to Vermeer MUSHROOM IDENTIFICATION EDUCATI011`4 r—OLJRSE./ AGAIN! f "N 1 L e,e DON "I Wi.L P ==c _________________ / - _ • '- 0% - •- -' -• - • - - HW1STOP - - by T K Ryan F( '_'"C VFYXI51'EtK W is -rs-zj' - WHAVS up? • NAILS 15 iivi"i' &JICH.I / , --N NAILS.. ( l \ EA r?-sII IN &,r .'--c - ' ''s LER ' -' I i, • (7' AV - i - 43 " ._ jqj,y ,9ØjR!- Rising Crime rate violence, Culture revolutions now SKATEBOARDS!" - - i I "'f'-- - T t i and • F - - • by Garry Trudeau - 7 oac - °_ • . • A&Uff, - - - • V9)fllJ 06 1 —_______________________ TUMBLE WEEDS \i.\ - - i i,,, ..1 /5 7Mf - Ck'? / I HIM I Q Kaiser explained all that meant is Herndon Horoscope &C that is required to epneel the franchise is two won't be required to pay $5,500 toward a grant 11-t Obituaries Spor ts Te evislon -, Public .s 'Iety )lr' r (am-j Kaiser sub- i. ?ay thi: $40. Then, If the fr-*r.- 1-3-B initted a reNrt to the corrunis3ion recom. chise is canceled, the firm couldn't claim any 11 A me ing an au t o donations towat-d communications equipment erndon s to try Women I-C -Isst, . - •Ile'ard about - .. Foot ba 11, bas ketba 11. Pavelchak said this would require compliance with all new state building regulations, including those auned at providing easy access for handicappeti per-wris. - 1"t aid Photo by om Viecent) ;r.1 ~-n Iferald sports pages. See stories Pages Ill. 2B. 3 Three COMMISSIONERS 130B FRENCH AND RICHARD"WILLIAM Pickles Shy Of What? 0? 0 w White Ilousic to tell the president you consider him I Washington hostesses, for example, have been reporttdly nervous that they won't fit into the Carter familly's Sanford, Ha., and the an- White House social circle. . They'll know what it means If one of Carter's Southern description of what the Golden Annual Golden Age Olympics in and Jack homer, executive at McDonalds. Both Arnett and Homer told Age Olympi cs is all about pression for a man intent on having his way with the ladies. It is definitely not the type of subject to bring That's been a Georgia term for top banana ever since baseball great 1) Cobb used it to describe a top player polite company. acicordine to a new book called "You All back at the That word came from a breakfast meeting of corn- "it was quite a thrill as -Aull registered to participate and of as a shock," Jackson said, Fulenwi Fo 'Iii Spoken Here." of the century. Carter became the top dog in the meathouse by beating President Ford, even though he didn't exactly "blow tis Jack R. Iuknwlder, chief investigator for State Atty Abbott Herring at Sanford, has filed a$l00,000 libel suit against former Altamonte Springs mayor Lawrence had received on a national level be ing mentioned on a television as a dir ec t resul t of the • station some 1,000 miles front Olympics. home. That was the last thing in Arnett said he had been in- the world Ie.xpectedto hear I ttrviewtd iia telephone) on just couldn't believe It-'. It's thus type of exposure t h at radio stations in North Carolina, Kansas City, Mo.; may well lead to the Gol den A g e Swofford and orlando-Da)tona [teach television station New Orleans and lincoln, Neb. r WFSH-TV, channel two. The lawsuit Iiltd Tuesday in Orange Count) Circuit Courtatorlando, claIms that Channel 2 news intenkw with SsAollord concerning a bomb found under the hood of Swofford's auto at his Altamonte Springs residence was friends in Seattle last week that was directly connected with the, L The lawsuit claims that Swofford accused Fulenwider directly or by Innuendo in the Interview of being implicated In the bomb Incident. The TV Interview was broadcast on or about Oct. 20, according to the suit, filed , f" . . , ,,- .,. , -" • -- -1 * - / - doors off." Blowing someone's doors off is w ha t the driver of a fast stock, car does to the driver of a slow one when he passes him. It's synonymous with trouncing. (*hersrecali his promise never totie.Ithefaiisto keep that promise, they'll be able to say, His mouth ain 't no prayer book. But if they're not Judged by Carter to be "born tired," "Lotruirion.'! or • worth the shot it would ItAke to send them to hell, all terms signifying less than- high esteem they might find themselves wor.ing in the Carter administration, - ..— -.. said. Arnttt said that he fuIb ,. envisions the Golden Age Olympi cs. the chairman of the OI)H)pItS becoming a worldJackson, Port wide event for persons over 55 County Seminole - - iS ci. r'.,cl'1' e libelous and damaged Fuknwider s Income and business standing and humiliat ed and embarrassed him. liaperman and ad writer from Raleigh, N.C. Wilder thinks their' Oulil (A' quite i mti.rrket fir a g(issary that defines Olympics 6ieconiulg a truly homer related an experience national and even international that Don Jackson and his wife iuit with plenty of media lAOS had while visiting with iuirage on all l vel s, Hornet . , - "\ • , '- • Such good fortune would enable them to start "fiving In I iaj- a',,, • years of age in the not-tooIuthority. his wife and hosts were engaged in a casual distant futurt: and of even conversation while a Seattle hiring a full-tinte director to rwi high co tton, or even owni ng two cars and a boat,' th e ultimate goal on the good old boy's , ladderto Isuccess, C, The) might even want to throw a "chitlin strut" for ' their friend& That's a social gathering where foW get together to dr ink hquor and eat :tutlins, or hog intestines. They'll employ the all-purpose Southern modififf, -right." As in, "We might could get that rqwrt finisItied statements -•'•'T1 V! what Juiuny Carter and his fellow Georgians mean when they get to "carryin' on" in their mother tongue. Not hardly. In fact. that type of running off A the mouth . - fill WT WASHINGTON I AP I — Will It 1w socially correct ui the could get you branded as a fellow who's about three pickles shy of a barrel, or somewhat less than prudent. Herald Stall Wr i tes ' - ' was cut to S14,5W at last night's meeting, but hlen'don cmild be terminated. Pierce said all purchase price — the project will be treated as if it involved boxing — YOU name it, erecting a completely new structure. have it on Evening Sanford has been declared as manager of the Greater San- nouliced that tile Golden Age ford Chamber of Commerce, at Olympics were un der way in an unqualified success. By BILLCURRIE - - tatives of the I)aimwood-Derr - bem-ry-Pavelchak Partnership, the Casselberr' architectural firm that has been contracted to convert the old Sanford Naval Academy Junior School into a twostory office complex for School Supt. William P. tflud Layer and his administrative staff. of the more than 500 who - commissioners indicated the contract with i-c "wild as a peach orchard boar?" ' 1 I-c I)r. Lamb improv y . °" DOONESB T •- . 1 U J - A.A. following his on. in we oug tto be doing things that wi ll e wrinkle 00 many brows and III try to work with the principals any way I can." Siins, Stenstroin and Ntrs. Telson were chosen at an , organizational session which preceded the board's regular ('Ol mpl@cs -.r - - PRES"N • ficult. Th e blood calcium is elevat ed by giving calcium and vitamin D. The vitamin 0 is very mt portant in the absence of A think we ought to be listening to the public,'. Suns said repairs will cost more than 25 Per cent of the building's ".000 1~ ' have been uncornmonly. di YOU ,IJ%T TUE.SDRY, M$i'R - ii_-_i-I_L -- T'IwL AND panel 'svice-c ainnan. Bigger, Better Events Planned If POM 3-4 2 Dear Abby building is in need of extensive repairs, including a new roof; m ight hav e he ar d about completely new mechanical, wirin g, heating and cooling systems, L.l F i n d out in The and the addition of a paved parking area. Construction on the modern complex is being regulated by the Sunday Herald. • • -State Department of Education,Paelchak said and — since ' ..IsL. Herald photo by Kris Nash) . levels. In your case this must 'I cted b Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial recommendation Kaiser said the Issue "brought the spotlight on Herndon." There is some speculation the firm co ul d operate with out the $20,000-a-year subsidy. Herndon, however, says it must have the $20,000 to continue operations. The $20,000 - ': NOTIFY TilE maintained at sufficiently high - ',', , f' n.y • p keg hi, or (hi' blood calcium can be I I 1 v- f if yo&ro g.1.g symptoms can be controlled if PiCIc # ' V I his earlier term as school board chainnan. sims iddition Kimbrough said French has some additional questions he wishes to ask Herndon 4-A S-C officials, "We're going to be asking you a number of li-A s-c questions," Kimbrough told Herndon s-c president Idus Willis. If the correct answers aren't forthcoming, 4.A Around The Clock Bridge 7 -J 7 A a w a' U Alda applied for the franchise last month. Since that time Kaiser Iw attempted to sort out records of both li to try and make a Joseph Pavelchak told panelists that the former naval acadenly '117he EAr'? nie F.'Ar just It not the menopause, causes the by Bob Thoves ., ' ri ' \, ¶. - muscle cramps, tetany and convulsions that you have J - (F110IN11 LEFT) ItOHERT G. (11U1)) FEATHEIt. PAT TELSON ANII) DAVIE SENIS. falls. The low blood calcium, FRANK AND ERNEST 1: ( - . The parathyroid glands, on difference between thii Ii cacti side of the thyroid gland, dition and the one you are exare sometimes damaged during periencing. Nlenopause does not surgery. This is often tem- cause your symptoms. Others porary but your 10 year history who-want Itus issue can send 50 means that the damage in your cents for it with a long, stan.case is permanent. ped, self-addressed envelope. These tiny glands help Send your letter to me in care of regulate the level of calcium in this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551,' your blood. When they are gone Radio City Station, New York, or damaged the blood calcium NY 10019. . ,.. - by Gill Fox ( • S'' I ms The motion to reject Fidelo s offer was made by Conunissioner John Kimbrough and seconded by Commissioner Bob French. In In other business, the board heard a report front represen- - / I am st-nding you The Health low parathyroid function the Letter number 5-12, probleui should be solvable. Menopause, so you can see the -_ - JACOBY MODERN.) .." PRISCILLA'S POP UI U Today Herndon's books are open at all times to any qualffied persons who wish to peruse them. ii) begin trv!ng the four-year terrr.. they won in the recent general election. ,.r .1 f J missioners made no mention of a formal audit Willis h did his U Teachers deciding on pact Page 3-A if stamped sell-a ddresed envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies o is With a little luck he can a chance.' meeting. The voting came after Sims and Feather were sworn in answer individual questionsli) black eyes. Is there any way in endrocrinology. Ask your this can be controlled, doctor to send you to the SIDE GLANCES DEAR READER -- nearest university medical —_. Preswring that you are correct center endocrinology section in )ow' interpretation that the for a more complete evaluation ______ — "I had great mixed emotions, if the opportunity to be chairman was offered, as to whether to be chairman or not," said Sims, who chewable pills which contain be part of your treatment I wake up all bruised and with drocrinology clinic or specialist _______ who Previously served as chairman In 1973-74, immediately succeeded two-year panel chief Robert G. I Bud) Feather. " frightening since I have no idea trouble in regulation as you have time. The opponents wheu I will have one. I have have had and who is now having have been unkind enough to been to five doctors and they convulsions that are not con- attack in hearts. just put me on more pills. I trolled should have an Is there any other place to en- get another trick? Yes, there cannot drink or eat eggs. evaluation by an L. /k, promised to "try not to wrinkle too many brows Anyone who has had as much diamond, but he isn't going to ' FIDELO must rule here before the terms of the lawsuit are settled in the state of Florida. Sims was hospitalized briefly fintestinal Never seldom applies in MIDNIGHT OIL... ____________ d Herald Staff Writer wants to know if we ever open thein. I live alone and it is very ' I 1 _ a -8Y KRIS NASH notrump with a singleton. 5URNEE) THF_ ,3 ' 4 ) —I----.. It_ I I I I I Could you tell me what would be dihydrotachysterol called he needs. He also can be sure likely to play better in a suit the right amount of these to simply A.T.-10 rather than of one extra club trick than in notrump take' vitamin I) because it can he irrespective of where the (Do you nave a question I hadn't had a convulsion in much more rapidly eliminated queen is. That will give him almost two years but in the la,t from the body if you get into eight. Where can he find a to' thts experts? Write "Ask ninth? the acobys care of this two months I have had three of trouble with too large a dose. Given time he can s t newspaper 5i ff1 & H LI by _.0__e___simuon BUGS BUNNY "It's information that I think apropos" Adams of Orlando had floated his boat onto the trailer attached to this car Williams said. Fidelo said his attorneys are fuesda afternoon at the public boat ramp, U.S. 17-92 at the St Johns ltier, working on the matter and expect to have it School Board Elects Ch in; rve Altamonte Springs businessman Dane Sims was elected ~ * G Lately I have been taking regulate yourself but needs to I 1 i th een wi Lh:1lu d two and one or queen clubs This re p resents a total probability of about' 31 per Opening lead — Q to Ten, Est mates plus water damage to the auto's interior. North therapy you should try to by V and officials said, When the Weight of the boat, background, eased the auto down the cleared up soon. Asst Count Atty. Robert Pierce explained sloping ramp into at€r dams said the auto's hand brake as set at the time that New York courts ruled against Fidelo cent est I P'",o - medicaid patients Commission Chairman Dick Williams, however, pointed out that a court judgm ent th New York against Fidelo for $57,000 is being processed ut Seminole County courts. . - . Wrecker truck operator John Griggs studies serni-subinerged auto. George d 35 Pills a day which is hard to is not the kind of vitamin --------- i 11 11 I - IHPrII,S four club tricks if he leads toward his hand and finesses the 10 If the finesse works, he continues by laying his ace and will be ome sa fely if T. Pass Pass incr asin it provide free service to the - However, there is a reasonable chance to score North-south vulnerable convulsions. The doctor put me k '- three tricks in the suit _:1 (*ramping of Ill), hands and legs and muscle spasms and also . .. to take over the exclusive franchise in this coun ty. "Whatever I have, I'll gladly put up; we need the chance to prove we can do it," Bernard Fidelo told commissioners as he attempted in vain to win the franchise from Hernidon Ambulance Service of Orlando. Fidelo offered to provide four additional dill uwances, to Seminole, offered to operate ithout the $20,000 subsidy paid Herndon, promised to pay fur a full financial report - he is home. Otherwise the lead of the ace will not give hun a chance for more than AK 4 Q 62 48753 Q92 sotrru IDI LA K 6 A 54 3 • . 1098 LA to - EEK & MEEK lA If that drops a singleton queen EAST County Commission Tuesday turned down a proposal from Alda Ambulance Services Inc. "We score four club tricks One way to get four club ), tricks is to bang down his ace. lb NORTH '"j - A HARD WAY TO GET CAR WASH ii - 4tpu. - . ____________________ - P.%\ . WIN-'AT BRIDGE -=- — --- ll~ "SWALD y SOMETHING ? ri I/ 59 By ED PRICKETF herald Staff Writer - .. . .,.. - PHLIPS! I-VE GOT SC - - 52 - — schemes that can more rips o hba e n k. -. Despite an offer from the president of a local ambulance company to put up as collateral - Pursue clever ideas this year that could add to your undeserved .: . .' *4 o careful not to put yourself as a business disadvantage by diluting 37 = = . .. clever material discipline to buy you're Where something she doesn't need, Illoneywlie in some respects, Being a rfte guy to spare her feelings won't help her at all. speculating for items you reidly YOUR BIRTHDAY don't need. 23 30 I . I .. 1 . .• - - _ b 1 Am u ance Firm .. PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) ,friend who la' d D n't advise guns.Sugarcoatingwontdoit. - FXWV 1111111HIV W glasses will distort your per. VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. 22) 29 S C I You are practical only up to a point today. Think things through or those rose-colored firm and too forgiving. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you have an issue you int en d clear up with someone n no u n certain terms, stick to )'OW 21 20 - you in trouble today.The bait e'en if you feel the goal is in your grasp If you let dolJ may attract the wrong fish CANCER Jtme 21-July 22) loose ends could come Confusion results for your unraveled. people you are in charge of 20-Feb. AQUARIUS .j today beca use you are both too 10 11 9 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents III %:pp 'IV, "1111,11 you have anybody working for zip you todayl keep a close eye on freespending pals today may them. Otherwise you'll pay for give your budget a kick in the pants. You're the one who'll pay work not performed. GENIINI (11ilay 21-June 20) the piper. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Your search for a little Keep your guard up today, 19) romantic adventure could get negative 2 36 0 # 17 32 PROW SCORPIO(kt. 24-Nov. 22) March 21-April 19) RUtoday Don't make requests of a friend You'll be industrious today whose help is really not unless you hook up with fun loving friends. Then all your essential. Later, when you penchant for hard work will go really need her, she may ti you down. by the boards. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If 52 Remainder 55 legume 56 High priest of Israel 57 French - 22 WT lip 0 24 Hurt HCIUkJ Lvemng 17, 1976 69th Year, No. 76—Wednesday, November 17, 1976 ' i;'i c I nIITT1_ (cont) 46 Small sword 47 Hauls 48 Nigerian tribesmen 50 Airplane varnish 51 Ages 25 imitates 26 Routine 27 Small coin 29 On grand 19 1TV5 QIIATF RJ6I 5WL,~ K95CNAL ... 6WALDUK uggy 23 Rest 16 - 04,RU15F, M6.51 R.. I 13 - __ For Wednes day, November - 30 I(S I 36 Spirit lamp contraction 31 Promontofy 38 Possess 7 Compass 34 Compass 39 Vanes point point 40 Jigs 8 Man's name 42 Decrees 9 Roman prelate 31 Family car 39 Hels,n 44 Day of week 10 Mkps pi. (abbr) 11 Hue resident (.1 BERCEBEDEOS0L A Ml I III 1i a T I T _j L A NIL L SI ( 8 E1 S_!!i IL : i 'I s 19 Environment 41 Postpone (2 agency (abbr) w&h) 21 Horse and 43 Performs not C ng Iand university Aid in diag. rmig (cOmP wd) Wofe Villain's exclamation Poetic • S L a - P (Fr) 63 Barely auchb'e 16 Water Notes 64 Superlative 17 Coop suffi x 18 Used typewriter DOWN 20 Summit 22 Through I Cl i max 71 HOp 10 L UTD j perked UP when It was an. See GOIDF"4AGE. Page3-A _- t' 44 - - � 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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