12 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bfe8fb80fd081797d1e0b000de7cc0f6.pdf 352815e0f37d4f342b9dd364909756c0 PDF Text Text - - du gmfi , •l 69th Year No 74—Monday, November 15, 1976 dt __ Z wc _ ca do __ 14 Z:_: I > z3f __ 11% rp _J ________ __________ Am bu lance YWT1 Service ________ j rAQ0% IT) tri fol * 71 hil ob tit I z " O 1 "' < sli no no J ' _.- . F — Z N ( . \ 'J ,- I r-.------ ç' BY ED l'ItR KI Ti lkrd staff Writer -- / • I > -\, d I \ t T: _ .. CID ta '. ____________________ I____________ ,, . - Q '.-.-. '_( - '.. __________ I __________________________ - -.-i _______ r- '. • 7q P7 TIM of lkrndon Ambulance Strict of Orlando, holder of the cxclu t '1 - -- i .. rnent'scall for anoutside audit iJ of Herndon books. The audit would try and determine the exact revenue picture for (TIP County officials need to know what revenue is anticipated before deciding to continue the $20,000-a-year subsidy paid Herndon. Aida claims the service can be provided without the $20,000. A Herndon spok esman is inornings:idhewelcornesthe audit pays for it. 'N to - . XTJ -A <_ ril I '' , — 7 -2; Tt N. %3 Ito t nit year's lwit contract I think the count', would be to Herndon or to a new (innwell-served to go ahead and contract for ambulance seeking the contract, Aida Am hire an outside auditor Count) government's Office services in Seminole Count) bulance Senices Inc OMAL s Dave Hota said this of Management Analysis and 0MM the count) s watch Both firn are scheduled to morning Hotary, the financial Evaluation OMAE) is recoin - dog agency, asks that the audit appear at a 7 p.m. public analyst who prepared the mending an audit of the boots be completed before awarding hearing on Tuesday. special OMAE report, _________________________________________ estimated the audit could cost as inuch as $5,000 to V3,000. Public Safety Diredor Gary Kaiserconcurred with OMAE's , f nd ings and backed the departepart. _ — -- Au t, w 4r Y,- - Faces Coun Pit > . :. 2: II. ru ____ 'I 7 14$ / c ... .... r ', I T ________________________________I ii '. C A-, Aaklit', I r ____ I is — Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents s N ~ I,. C1 4- jrn Sill AJ El -.-- .- - -- / .• ,' , 'We're very confident going to find an), pro b le m , " said Herndon q\ 21 71 M 84 11 __ 1-11% Ll X~Z Ili SIMON! -I they are going to pay for it, I'd ugh it — it would be kAood experience." The OMAE report also says some of Herndon's facts are "mislea(hng in that charges are listed at SM and M. Yet if you were to phone Herndon, You would be quoted $35 and $40 and be informed that as long as the bill is aid within 10 days they will reduce the charge by Bersch agreed. "Yes, our charge is as indicated." He said the majority of cal are.paid within the grace period. Aida President- Bernard Fidelo in a Sept. 9 application offered to provide ambulance 71 4V PIN & rm N AJ ' E of ____ 1111 G (M .—:=~ ~.:- ~ 78 r7 - I L gr EL E3 It Im M~1111 1 171 ri U 0--w lob C. 0 - ((' , ; L 31 , - - - \ \ 2"31 1 W 23 0 lc ~ N E' =r 1 C= too 8-0 - I - . . Comics 'I .-- Crosswor d Er O R. Editorial co Dear Abby 1 fi1 rM / ___ 6-11 4-A D r. Lamb B Horosco pe '-B Ilospitol Obituaries Strt Televssion Weather I-B Women Calendar . B Around The Clock Bridge - M C_ Photo by Rick With) All Is status quo for Seminole High In the weekly prep poll, which means the Seminoles remained No. 4 this week: meanwhile I'op Warner League kiddie football action is at the critical \ \\ m ri g Today t I I ( Herald But, Kaiser said today, "At this pliint it looks like my recommendation will tc don." Kaiser, who has been working fut months on the matter stressed that his reconiation will remain "open" until after idelo has had his mend say at Tuesday's public heiring Herndon officials claim the firm cannot operate without the II 2-B 2-B 7- A stage for determining 2-B Disney and Rotary Bowl participants. I)ells Page 1-11 6- A. 4-B r0000 ccan•t do it now," said See COUNTY, Page 3A I •. — Vic Arnett, chairman of the Olympics, gives a Virginia Longwell helps men's Olympics champion congratulators kiss to Mrs. Edith Harrison, ,omen's champ. Thomas Hop ki ns adjust the medals that gave him the title 0 Rod, Mallet Lieft Pair To Crowns 01y 1 0C AW By CL BRIE Mrs. Harrison's closest pursuer for the overall crown was Sara n& of Da ytona Beach Shores who had a total of 10 points, all coming in the tennis competition. Anna Herbst was third with six. The Second Annual Golden Age Olympics is now a part of Harold Herb, the defending men's chamon, ran irto dill Sanford's history and there have been two new names added to opposition in (be (rack and fie,sventh ;ad tU bck in the list of champws. thnk tn f -.h red cr i11et • th.ck w into Saturday's final event of the week-long competition, Johnson, the Wyear-old retired U.S. Army major who worked Emil nil Johnson of Edgewater and Sanford 's Dr. John Morgan were in ocbemical rear for Uncle S had a total gold deadlocked for the individual lead with 36 points apiece, based on - Is, three silver and one bronze while Dr. Morgan, a nve points for each gold medal. three for silver and two for gynecologist, had a total of 10 medals in his grasp, including four bronze. void. four silver and two brome. Sitting back in third plaLr witli 31 points was Thomas Hopkins Strangely enough, Hopkins won the first event of the week-long 65-year-old Sanford resident who suffered such a severe heart competition but had to wait until e very na event to capture attack Just nine months ago that he had to gibe up his job as a the big trophy. truck driver. Herald Staff Writer - five The final event on the schedule was angling, or plug-casting, at ive esignat targets roin distanceso(40-M feet away from the competitors. Apparently, Hopkins has been doing some practice fishing since his heart attack, as he walked off with the gold medal in the angling and that gave him 37 points and the individual championship of the Olympics. Edith Harrison used a croquet mallet to lock up the women's title as she won the event, her third gold medal of the week. Alt -told, Hopns walked off with seven gold and one bronze medal while Mrs. Harrison, a spry 74-year-old Sanfordite, added one bronze medal to her three golds. tie started off by taking the eight-ball billiards gold medal then picked up more hardware along the line in rotation billiards, the shot put, football throw, discus, softball throw iind ar4aW. His was for a rdlace finish in cmquet Johnson won gold medals in ping-pong ihe was de~ men'ssinestenni theu dash the 440-yard dash and the yard dash. or' Morgan swept his four gold medals in the softball threw, the 22varddash thedLscusandthefootballthrow Hewasoneofthe y oungest enties just barely making it over the 55-year-old champ inth ebletennisplay) ___ Page 2-A See ___ to Ill. -Wr Ly cr Fr 0 Cr 2. c 8- C- 5- 0 4) ing > Rae ___ __ _ L IM Coming iv M 7Q Bit CA 5"A -0 Pr a 7 ro Cr - 41 -; Down — Pr — 0Q > =r 0 es 0 M V I ____ ,19 ' " C, f_111 8 §..6 L 0 E -- — 0 0 ." S ' z g 8m 0 .. <5 D S Z o CL _.-1 : ________ Cfl > I —m I I - m - rn ______ cn tit . — -. - - ______ '' - . . ____ , _________________________ B 0 2 .— - - . ;. z to In -5 - 1 _ - F ' ' 0 2. ci . .. -- — - • Ii -,, . • ____ 21h - 4 .. . 3 :3 .1 to . > _< m 2 2 a J — - B OQ En 2 0 E b 9 -. S •" .' - . ____ ____ j . . ( 1 -- I C Cfl I - . - - . . _________ C= + > rnW 2 Oi 0. ri . • . (H.r.'d DEMOLITIONIST JOHN HIOUNT AT HIS... '' "This building. has some pretty good old wood, old brick and Wk," Blount said. Currently, he pointed out, used brick brings better price than new brick. -/ - , - . - c All 17- .1• ________ Oki - — ______.' , • - - '' - .'-- because it can be salvaged easier in that way. = CL B DONNA IleraldStaff Writer The building that carried the addresses, 301, 303, 305 and 307 So. Sanford Ave., condemned by the City of Sanford in February 1975 because of its dilapidated and unsafe condition. is being demolished i bit at a time. John Blount who demolished adjacent sections 09 and 311 a year ago, is contracting the job. lie and his two-man crew are carefully dismantling the building that homed six stores at one time to salvage as much of the old wood, blocks and old brick as possible. Deadline fur completion of the eniuLitionLsI.1,l9, and Blount says he will meet the deadline. "I took the job pretty cheap so I have to salvage as much as possible to pay the difference," said Blount, who demolishes three or four buildings a year in addition to at least one salvage operation. . ,, [mnolitionis not E1lount'sinajor operation. "I sell fill rt,haul .tphalt and ta little land clearmgoccasionally, he said. Itook down the other two buildings a year ago. That didn't take too long he said adding he brought in a front end Loader. knockedthe building down and hauleditaway. Dinolition work dangerous oaly if you don't watch what you are doing," Blount said, noting the work reqinres a bit of common sense knowledge of how things are put together and some skill a nd understanding of carpentry a.d masonry. "Mainly you niustbewU1mgto learn. All btnithngsare different in some respects and the same in others. You must take your tune -ikhen salvaging one. work a little bit and think a little bit." he PAowfl says he anticipates pulling the (runt wall into the floor but hasn't yet made up his nihad whether to pull the other walls in o the floor. '*I'm thinking of pulling all the walls into the floor - I Bit y - :- . S. Er By --j. -' ---------------------- .—*--- ..---- -=--.-------- ------ - -..--., ---------. --S -.-- — ---.- .--------- - - ,-,- -----.-----'-- - .., -' - - - - -- - - - -. - - - -- 1"itrow Photo by two" gifts) DESTRU CT IVE BEST INSIDE 301 SANFORD AVE. �42A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A11111111111111111111 I Monday, Nov 15, 197i I - __ -- - IN BRIEF :—J I Mk Many Supermarkets Staying F. . .-, -- W1iI 44 _i' - ~. _ xooI 7 A±±E 4 I ... ~ i yll .t , ~ Open Around The Clock By The Associated Press Supermarkets are staying open-around the clock these days, hoping to boost sales by offering 24-hour service to customers who cannot shop during normal business hours. There are no industry-wide statistics on the number of stores now operating 24 hours a day, but Dick Bragaw of the Super Market Institute in Chicago said, "There's been quite an increase in the past decade." The initial boom in 24-hour supermarkets came in the early 1970s, partly as a result of the relaxation of local regulations that limited business hours. ~ - 'I if ~~ . - . I . # 40 i _7- I- -,:r" .I I — liv ~~'. ,-,: ,~ _**?"_L L!:i &~\ _ ;6~ _qQ '.1 "'"_ L - WASHINGTON (AP) There are four candidates for the job of House Democratic leader. After months of soliciting support from their fellow Democrats, the candidates are reporting pledges that add up to more than 500. The only problem is that there are only 290 House Democrats. These exaggerated and conflicting claims of support are part of the stiff leadership contest to succeed Majority Leader Thomas P. O'Neill, who apparently is unopposed to succeed retiring Speaker Carl Albert. The Dec. 6 secret balloting will choose a winner for the No. 2 post of majority leader. Rep. Philip irton of California, chairman of tte Democriic Caucus, is generallykocedø to be ahead but to have lost much of the early lead he compiled during the last 18 months. - Plains Welcomes Blacks PLAINS, Ga. (AP) President-elect Jimmy Carter says that when his small Baptist church decided during an emotional meeting to drop racial barriers "I was just one of the church members." He later yelcomed a black man to a worship service. Crter, according to his fellow Baptists, exerted no pressure during the two and threequarter hour meeting Sunday. Nonetheless, the congregation voted to do what he has advocated since 1965. It opened the church doors to all who want to worship, regardless of race. And it voted to retain the pastor who agreed with Carter's prointegration stand, The Rev. Mr. Bruce Edwards. - Test Data Falsified? WASHINGTON (AP) Some research laboratories have deliberately falsified test data on the safety of drugs and chemicals being consumed by the American public, according to the outgoing head of the Food and Drug Administration. Dr. Alexander Schmidt said an investigation will result in criminal charges against some laboratories, which he declined to identify. Schmidt, 46, is going back to the University of Illinois' medical school after nearly four years at the FDA. He was interviewed as he prepared to leave. "What's been most disturbing is the frank falsification of data. We have found that too often," he said. - Gilmore Fate Still Undecided SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Today was to have marked the end for Gary Gilmore. He wanted it that way. Instead, more legal battles loom over the fate of the 35-year-old convicted murderer, who foreswore appeals and demanded to go before a firing squad on schedule. Last week, alter court rulings first delayed the execution and then restored the original schedule, Gov. Calvin L. Rampton stayed the execution pending a review of the sentence Wednesday by the state Board of Pardons. Dennis Boaz, Gilinore's lawyer, said he plans to ask the pardons board for another early date with the firing squad. ---- ---' —_ - flTCCiI11D ED= DI SCOVER I • ' 1+ UXT LIL BICENTENNIAL 16 - AMERICA i976 ~i . Defending champion Harold Herbst gets off a toss in Saturday's shot put competition that traveled 30 feet, 3' inches, good for a gold medal, Hnrr ic on- Unnkin • • a a ii a If fa %II saillia TrAna I Golden Age Crowns iConthlued from Page 1A) ininimuni age requirement. GarlandThomas, 56, Melbourne, finished fourth in the overall competition with 21 points. Joe Krug of Casselberry had 17, as did Bill Mendenhall of Zellwood Station. Herbst and Robert Steele of Sanford each had 16. There was a total of 84 individual medal winners in the corn- petition, including 46 men and 28 women. The Third Annual Golden Age Olympics will be held in Sanfon next fall and even bigger and better things are planned. Chainna: Vic Arnett and Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greatei Sanford Chamber of Commerce, are ready to start making plan immediately to Insure that next year's activities will Includ more events and possibly some big names from the world oi sports to help promote the event. Complete Olympics Results -- STANDING BROADJUMP Robert Steele, 17, Sanford 0 feet, 3 Inches) 2 Garland Thomas. $4, Melbourne (7 feet, to inch) 3—Dr. John Morgan, $5, Sanford (4 lee?, 1144 inches) RUNNING BROADJUMP — Garland'Thomas, 34 elbourne 112 teat, one inch) 2—Dr. John Morgan, 33. Sanford (Il feet, 11 k4 inchis) 3— Bill Mindenhall, 56, Zellwood Station (II feet, tO', inches) SO-YARD DASH (35-44 Age Group) I -Bill Mendenhall, Si. Zellwood Station (0:1.2.1 2— Dr. John Morgan, $I. Sanford (0:7.6) (tie) 2 - Garland Thomas. 34, Melbourne (0:411 (Ii.) (il and over Age Qr3up) I -Emil Johnson, 69, Edgewater (0:1.21 2— John DaPonte. 70, Deltona (0:9.4) 3—Joe Krug. 69. Casselberry (0:9.3) SHOT PUT (13.44 Age Group) Harold Herbst, 62, Sanford 2—Dr. John Morgan. $5, Sanford 3— Robert Steele, 57, Sanford (IS and over Age Group) -Thomas Hopkins, 45, Sanford (10 lost, 3 4 inches) 2—Joe Nitsch, 4$. Longwood (2$ lee?, 7 inches) 1—Joe Krug, 69. Cassilberry (27 feel) 440-YARD DASH (33-41 Age group) -Tom Pifer, 57, Melbourne (1.19:9) 2—Garland Thomas, 54. Melbourne (I:2O:4) - Or. John Morgan. Si, Sanford (1.20:4) (IS and over Age Group) -Charlie Sands, 43. DeLand (117:0) 2 — Emil Johnson, *. Edgewater I 1.29:91 3—John DaPonte. 10. Deltona (1.40:3) FOOTBALL THROW (5344 Age Group) -Dr. John Morgan, $I, Sanford (I2 feet, one inch) 2—Harold Herbst, 42. Sanford (U feet, $ inches) 3—Robert Steele, 17, Sanford (*4 feet,) inch) (65 and over Age Group) Thomas Hopkins. iS. Sanford (18 ee bt. 4 Inches) 2—Joe Krug, it. Casselberry (44 feet. 7 inches) 3—John DePonte. 70. Deltona (64 feet, S inches) iOO.YARO DASH (53-44 Age Group) I -Bill Mendenhall, $6, Zellwood Stat ion I :13.6) 2—Dr. John Morgan, SI. Sanford (:14.3) 3—Tom Pifer, $1. Melbourne (:14,6) (Is and over Age Group) No contestants entered DISCUS THROW ($$-I4 Age Group) - I - Dr. John Morgan. 35. Sanford (72 fee l, 4 Inches) Harold Herbst. iL Sanfor d (44 f ee t, tit, inc hes) 3—Robert Steele, $7. Sanfor d (37 feet. 4 inc hes) (43 andover Age Group) 1 -Thomas Hopkins. 45, Sanford (*0 lest, 4 inches) 2—Emil John son. êC. Edgewater (57 f ee t, linc hes) Joe Nitich. 41, Longwood (33 feet, 01inches) 220-YARD DASH . (13-44 Age Group) -Dr. John Morgan. S3,Sanford (:22.43) 2—Tom Pifer, $1, Melbourne (:34.1) 3—Garland Thomas, S4, Melbourne (:34 C) (6$ and over Age Group) — Emil Johnson, i, Edgewater (:37.4 3— Charlie Sands,43, DeLand (:37.4) 3—John DaPonte, ii, Deltona(:44,)) SOFTBALL THROW SS-.t4 Age Group) — Dr. John Morgan. Si, Sanford (ISO f,al. 7 Inches) 2—Harold Herbst, 43. Sanford (1)0 foot Inches) 3 -Garland Thomas, $, Melbourne (III feet) (43 and over Age Group) I -Thomas Hopkins, 43. Sanford (121 feet. 7 inches) 2—John DaPont, 7$, Oelton.s (IN feet, 4 inches) 3—Joe Krug. 4, Casielberry (91 feet. 7 inches) MILE RUN — Tom Pit er, 17, Melbourne (1:02.1) 2— E mil Johns", *1, Edgewater (1:213) 3—Garland Thomas, $I. Malbourne (7:54.1) WHEELCHAIR RACE I —Rev. Lao King.. SL Sanford(z21.4) 2—Jim Grant. (:21.0) 3 —Jaca Harrison. IL Sanford (:33.6) (Women) I — Edith Harrison, 74. Sanford (:40.2) Anna Herbst, $4. Sanford (:13.3) CROQUET (Men) I -Rev. Pail Triss.I,I2, Lake Mary 2—(.A. Hayden, fl,DeLand 3—Thomas Hopkins. 43, Sanford (Women) I — Edith Narnlon, 14, Sanford 3— Anita Herbef, N, Sanford 3— Orace Mottos. 67, Longwood HORSESHOES — Joe Detrick (age, hometown vaavallabte) 2—Millard Strickland. 0. Sanford Rev. Paul Triuef, 63, Like Mary - - - . SHUFFLEBOARD (Doubles) I Jesse Dickinson. *9, Lake Helen-Floyd Hale, 62, Lake Helen 3—Maxi n e Thrims. *4, Orange City. Luc Ills Hahn, ?11, Orange City ANGLING I -Thomas HopkinS, AS. Sanford 2—James W. Knight, 64, Sanford 3— Harold Herbst, 62, Sanford BILLIARDS (Eight-Ball) I Thomas Hopkins, is. Sanford 7. frank Greco, 71, D.Itcna 3-Robert Steele, 57, Sanford CHECKERS I A C U.j '.S.1-. !:r1. 2Robert , Steel,, $1 Sanford 3-John Ulmer, 7$, Lake Mary DOMINOES t.Herb Smith, 67, Lake Mary 2Curtii Finlayson, U, Sanford 3-Louise Rams.y, AS, Lake Mary CROSS COUNTRY BICYCLING I Merle Parker, $#, Sanford (17:27.3) 2-Emil Johnson, 69, Edgewater (19:00.5) 11-Charlie Sanford, *3, DeLand (19:111) CRIBBAGE I.John Harrington, 47, Sanford 2•Marcel Thibodeau, U. Sanford 3-P. D'Arcy McGee, $0, Sanford PINOCHLE l.John Ulmer, 68, Like Mary 2H,len Wntgate 4.3, Sanford 3-Lucia Weaver, 41, Sanford GOLF (Men) I.Hen,y Hayes, SC, Apopka (11) 2 Leo King, SI, Sanford (71) 3-Louis Lee, 55, Sanford (72) GOLF (Women) lMargar,f Kinney. *1. Sanford(73) 2-Kathy Mither, SI, Orange City (74) 3-Betty Murren S. Lake Helen (74) BILLIARDS (Rotation) I-Thomas Hopkins. *5, Sanford 2-Virgil 111891`101i, 43, Sanford 111-Millard Strickland, It, Sanford BRl D(e l.Mr. Anna Oak.s, Sanford 2 Mrs. Lillian King, Sanford 3-Mrs. Ardalia Reitiel, Like Mary PING-PONG 1.EmlI Johnson, it. Edgewater I2Paul Paul Gr ou p, 43. Sanford CERAMICS ).Jack Coughlin, 70, Sanford (Glazed (art 2-Betty Lmndmeier,Lake Mary (Indian pat planter) 3.Elsli Ash*. Like Mary (Sol of owls) CRAFTS lEdith Harrison, 74, Sanford 3-Ann O'Brien. Sanford . 3-Ann Stanisis. Sanford DANCE CONTEST I Mr. and Mn . Anthony ScIlla, Orlando 2-Mr. and Mrs. John Kane; Sanford 3.- Louis Mucci, DeLind ) BOWLING . (Women) I — Julie Bertoi, $L Altamonte Spr:ngs (453442) 2—May Hibbard. 69, Winter Park (436-194) 3—Re.. Patrick, *2, Sanford (469-591) (Men) 1—Gordon Spencer, IL DtIt, (317.449) 2—Harold E. Glick, 16, Orlando (13$-.*37 3—B. O'Arcy McGee. $0. Sanford (127-435) TENNIS . (Man's Singles) 1 — Emil Johnsen, if, Idgewater 2—Al McCabe, 0, Orange City 3 Harwell Mostly, SL Winter Part (Women', Sinfo) I -Sara Corner, 'laytena Beach Shoçes 3 —Manlanna Sands, New Smyrna lead, 3—Emma Spencer, Sanford (Men's Doubles) 1 —M'!jy -Jos Krug, 0 CasseIo.r,'y 2—Gus Terry, 4i, l-laitland-O.rland Thomas. s-:, Malbsoirr ho 3' JSPA5Øfl.0Ø Sand s. 61. New Smyrna Rea d, 0 (Mixed Doubles) I — Comer-Watson 2—spenc.r.Kru PANCAKE RACE I —Charles Holfus.1s, Lengwoollf 2— Pauline Stevens. ALake Mary 3 Edith HarrIson. 14, Sanford — - •_. . BICYCLE RACING (Six-Tombs Mile O.sk) I -Charlie Sanford. *3. O.Lan (133$) 2—Merle Parker, U. Sanford (1:34.1) 3 — Harold HenIef, 42, Sanford (1333) CIVIL ACTION NO. 7i.21U'CA04-C In Re: the Marriage of ANTONE JOSEPH COSTA , I I1 Husband, d JANET BETH COSTA, I home and out of the care of their mother . The two older girls Agnes Wagner, 53, of ri .1' t%UI)UIUUU)e, IF Id., and Ullel 1uVC'uy, j', us Winter Haven, Fla., managed to return to their mother five years later. The younger sisters Caroline McIntyre, — .. I r I CORAL ..c. i rin t i ef ...IIILIJL I .' - tive $OClflYj - vs ( AP) I gii-i i nn t An i rt,in-, ti'..iiIL,V'.,iiI..i4J aging in ,,iiigir Senate Post Begins — Although (AP) Lew Brantley won't be sworn in as Senate TALLAHASSEE president until Tuesday, the campaign for his successor already has become intense. early to be camp-aigning for Senate president," Brantley said ''lithe momentum picks up any more, I plan to call all the contenders into my office... " "It's too early, way too B r own , Hope At Homecoming — GAINESVILLE AP A pair of wellknown Californians, Gov. Edmund ''Jerry" and comedian Bob Hope, are coming here this week to highlight the University of Brown Florida i I homecoming, Casselberry Poll Board , a suit whom ti) ;i'.ard the franch ise, Nunt'tli'le,s, Rotary said i%lda's revenue estimates "tend to be high." Ilotary said it would take an independent audit to get to the t`ttoln of the riiinplrx issue. IA . Sanford's refuse supernt1cnt Edgar Griffith today turned down a second offer from Longwood City council to be City Public Works Director. Griffith, who applied for the post left vacant after the Sept. 13 dismissal of former director Ralph F'i.sher, was originally offered $10,500. Fisher's salary had been $11,500. After Griffith w:ii ,'hn...r'n fri,r,'i n Lvrn,,n '? "r;.: nf ~ We ake tens of thousands of auto loans every year. - A l:lorid i 's larL'est banking group. with assets ot over $3.1 billion, Southeast is ready to put von on new wheels. We'll prOCeSS 'our loan application quickly and cli ICic'fltl'. \,u'lI get your answer fast. Wit Ill i red tape or hassle \Vhv J3ee;itisc we've ; : 1 made a commitment to bring you service that's so good, SO responsive to %'our needs, you'll never want to go to another bank. You can count on it. V So come iii today. Or, ifvou're financing through a dealer, ask him about a lo\cost Southeast h ;;S1.IthNiSt " ; "°' ! )'OtIIS. COJnt Ofl tis Banks You can count on us. - -'.-.., \ - 5'ynp , i: .. j 5' our store 1. ~~~., , "'1111_~_~~_ ., "~~ ~ _f___ with trade in of any old suit. Choose From Our Beautiful Selection Of Suits By: Ratner Geoffrey Beene HIS of Fla. All suits traded in will be DONATED TO THE SALVATION ARMY of SANFORD PLAZA Monday, November is. I976.—V.3 69, No. 74 YJW Published Daily by The Sanford and Sunday, except Saturday and Chr , slmas Day Herald, Inc , 390 N French Ave . 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Longwood Council voted last week to up their salary offer to $11,000 with possible increase in six months to $11,500 in an effort to entice Griffith to accept the position Griffith was promoted to the position of Sanford refuse uperintendent on Oct. 8. Council will advertise for ap- yov're going away bog trip or vacation, NOTIFY THE In — ZMA -- off any 'r7:'. :... :. Griffith Nixes Job N SALE BRENDA J. EUBAPuKS, formerly BRENDA . DIPIRO 615 Polk Street Topeka, Kansas Sec on d Class Postage Paid it Sanfor d , Florida 32111. "Ofne Deiivet', 53 cpnt, M onth. $ - 6 Montt, 12140 By Mail In Flri,, Ill 20 'r V ,1, 'imea'. hO.' 0el"ery All 0thr i,,i 3710. 4 Months 114 70. $3 Month 332 Record meat production this year has sent ranchers' returns plunging, but demand is relatively high and feed prices are still generally favorable, USDA economists have said. ° p , . , Daly said his projection on food prices rests mainly on an anticipated rise of to per cent next year in the cost of eating out at restailrants and other awav.Irom-home spots. Those prices have - (AP) lii ith house and Senate leaders are keeping mum on the names of new committee chairmen, but they say they'll make the announcernent.s Tuesday when reorganizational sessions open. About the only jobs certain are those of Senate presidentdesignate Lew Brantley and house Speaker Donald Tucker, who will be re-elected to the ivtsts won in caucuses. "They always warn the Senate president to keep his plansto himself, but Brantley is actually doing it," grumbled one Senate insider. "With all the other.-,, the president would tell one or two people and It would gradually slip out," The election will make Tucker the first person in 50 years to get a second term as house s pe aker. , IIlonths Who'll Lead In Capital ? The ('its.se'lbcrr City (.'ouncil 'nienue' store. at its 7:30m eeting tonight will At a workshop to follow the appoint an election board to regular meeting, the board will operate the fx)lis at the Dee. 7 discuss a pronosed ordinance, city election. recommended by Police Chief The polling place will be George Karcher, on closing changed from the firehouse to hours for the sale of alcoholic the city hall council chambers. beverages; a recommendation (.*her items on the agenda from the budding official on are: a request from Leonard swimming pool ordinance and Thompson for an occupational sign ordinance and a request license to operate it taxi scmfrom Fran Phillips regarding vice; a proposal for fire' the city granting a license for department volunteer incentive the use of property on Nu. pay; the site plan for a conWinter Park Drive. DAMON A DIPIRO and BRENDA DIPIRO. Defanfit. NOTICE OF ACTION TO DAMON A DIPIRO Residence unknown Last known mailing address. C 0 Thomas C Dipiro afl Avenue Cranston, Rhode Island 02920 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor Ig.ge on the following properly in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 7. GROVE HILL, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat. Book 13, Page 94. of the Public Records of Seminole County, FlorIda; has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenset, if any, to it an PHILLtp H. LOGAN of SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Post 'Office box 7279, Sanford, Florida 37771, and file the original with the Clerk 01 the above Court on or before December l?lh, 1916: otherwise, I Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand ardthe tog, of this Court on this hIts day of November, $974. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By , Patricia A. Jackson Deputy Clerk Publish: Nov. IS, 22, 29, DIc. 6, 1976 OFF U figure, while llcmndon for fiscal 1977 is projecting a mere Ilers.ch. "In three years, things $10 0 0 The $100,060 projection will start turning around." is m minus the $20,000 stipend County commissioners last from the county. month instructed department Ilotary said OMAE will not chiefs to come up with revenue make a recommendation on projections to try and deter' mine just how much money is being made to justify either reducing or cutting off the subsidy and to have a basis for if decision on whom to award the exclusive franchise. \lda had used $339,000 as a proj cut cii yearly rev en u e discovery of Vitamin C is now after a cancer cure, even though he believes the human race faces eradication in a future war. "I am convinced that mankind will wipe himself off the earth in the not-too-distant future," said Dr. Albert Szene-Gyorgyi, 84, who recently began a seven-month term as a visiting professor at the University of Miami. "There is no way to stop it," he added. "So you see, I am in a strange position: if we are going to wipe ourselves out anyway, then what's the sense of finding a cure for cancer?" Race For CIVIL ACTION NO. 10-1796-CA-ge. ST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a conPo organized and existing d the Laws 01 the United States of America, Plaintiff, GABLES *111 fle vII).) Page I-A) I ('ontinued from It VeCI C 4,UUI)LCU .....-... — Scientist Seeks Cancer Cure HtCH A BUILDING FLORIDA PERMIT WILL NOT BE ISSUED, LMI'UWttfINcj THE CI TY TO ENFORCE COVENAN TS AND OTHER LAND USE RESTRIC lIONS. CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EF FECTIVE DATE, A copy of Said Ordinan ce shall be available at the office of the City Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, for all persons desiring to examine the same. All interested parties are invited to attend and be heard. THIS NOTICE i5tObeptbli5f,ifl the Evening Herald, a ns-wspapet' general circulation In said City, on (1) time at least fifteen (15) days Prior 10 he time of the public hearing DATED this 10111 day of November, 1976 City of Winter Springs, Florida By - 5: Mary 1' Norton GARY E. MASSEY 616 E. Semoran Blvd. Aitamonse Springs, Fla. 3270) City Attorney Publish: Nov. IS. 1916 OFF 61 — se. .i sc.... ti,:i,.. UL IVIILIIIII dIIl.1 .VII . IV Iley ': - "Retail food prices ... in grocery stores for use In the home have held amazingly stable in the past year," Daly said. "This was a year of big supplies of food crops and expanding output o e,csoc,,, products." Daly said the key, besides weather, is how much of a "modest decline" occurs next summer and fall in the rate of increase of meat animals going to market. County Ambulance Firm Faces Possible Audit and grew up without ever knowing the whereabouts of their family. TEDDIE HEY and Altamonte Springs, Florida, 31701 NADINE HEY, his wife. and file the original with the Cler k RESIDENCE UNKNOWN of the above.styfo Court on or All parties Claiming int erests b'i, before the 22nd day of December, through, under or against TEDDY AD., 1976, otherwise a Default and HEY and NADINE HEY, his wife, Ultimate Judgment will be entered and to all parties having or claiming against you for the relief demanded to have any right, title or interest In In the Petition the real property herein described, WITNESS my hand and official YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED seal ofsald Court on this the 10th day that an action to foredose a mor 04 November, A.D , 1 976 ?gage on the following real proper?,' (SEAL) in Seminole County, Florida Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Lot 10, THE COLONNADES Clerk of the Circuit Court THIRD SECTION, according to the Chnittoter Ray mat thereof as recorded in pt P0 Box 399 Book 16. Page 55, Public Records A ltamonte Springs, Flor ida 37701 Seminole County, Florida. Attorney for the Petitioner haS been flied against you and you Publish Nov. 13. 72. 29. Dec. 4. 1976 are requir ed to serve a C90y of your OEF63 written defenses, if any, to it on van den Berg. Gay & Burke, PA., at. Post Office Box 793, Orlando. CITY OF Florida 32102. and file the original WINTER SPRINGS, with the Clerk of the above styled FLORIDA court on or before December 17th, Notice of Public Hearing 1976. Otherwise a judgment may be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by entered against you for the relief the City Council of the City of Winter demanded In the Complaint or Spring9 ut City Ccr.c .,.0 .1'i' u" hold a public hearing at 1:00pm. or WITNESS my hand and the seal of as soon thereafter as possible, on said Court on November 121h. 1916 Monday, November 29, 1976. 10 iSeaU consider the adoption of an Or Arthur H Beckwith, Jr.. dinance oy the City of Winter Clerk of the Circuit Court Springs, Florida, title of which is is By Patricia A Jackson follows. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Publish Nov IS, 22, 29. Dec. 6. 1976 OF WINTER SPRINGS. AMEN DEF 63 DING SECTION 14.157 (12) OF ARTICLE XIV OF THE CODE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ORDINANCES OF THE CITY, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SPECIFYING CONDITIONS UNDER _ Rex F. Daly of the Agriculture Department's Economic _______________ Restaurant and other eatery prices account for about 20 to 2.; per cent of the government's retail food-price index. . In terms of what a family spends on food, considering both groceries and meals eaten out, the increases have meant that what cost $10 in 1972 now costs $1465. The forecast for 1977 mear.s that the same $10 worth of food will cost between $15.09 and $15.24 a year from now. _ gone up about 7 per cent this year over last. Research Service, who made the forecast, said "the band of unertaint> IS w ide" when it comes to predicting farmers in (flflCS In the end, net farm income for 1971 could be pretty much the same as the 11176 average, Daly said. The tentative forecasts came in remarks prepared for the opening of USDA's annual fow'day conference on the outlook in the coming year for farmers, farm families and grocery buyers. Daly's prediction.s, based on normal weather and no surprises 10 the world agricultural situation, are the first official ones from the department to cover all of 1977, Instead of just the first six This year's 3 per cent increase in food prices has been the .sli)allest year-to-year climb in five years, following leaps in both 1973 and 1974 of 14.5 per cent and an 8.5 per cent increase last )ear. r. .....,l.._,,,l L,.,..,. .. siieu d juuge (11 UUL12U LI1t.II1 IIILU d CIIIIUI t1l TGAGE ASSOCIATION, TO WASHINGTON (AP) Consumers food prices next year could rise an average of 3 to 4 per cent the same rate of increase as this year, a top Agriculture Department forecaster said today. BRIEF yea Petition in the Circuit Court of Plaintiff, &I Seminole County, Florida, for a vs Dissolution of Marriage and you are TEDDIE HEY, et us, required to serve a copy of your Defendants. written defenses. If any, on J. NOTICE OF ACTION Christopher Ray, P.D. Box 399, Your-- $ 10 Food Will Cost $15.09 In '77', i APi Wiley ORLANDO Dorothy hadn't even seen pictures of her three sisters since they were forced apart 41 years ago, but she had 110 trouble picking them out at a busy airport. The reunion Sunday ended a separation which occurred in Polk County, Fla., in 1935 I Monday. Nov. 15, 1176--]A U.S. Expert Forecasts In Orlando After 41 Years I ..... W GEORGE E. MAIER, has filed a - Four Sisters Reunited Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION TO JANET BETH COSTA p Address unknown Last Known Address; 41 Westgate Road, Apartment s Chestnut Hill, I MassachusettS 02132 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and Other Relief has been filed against you and there is a demand in said Petition that the Court award your interest in that - . 4 FLORIDA _______________________ . . COUR 11f CIRCUIT THE IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM l MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the •_.._ . ___•_.••l O .C'Iiø' "Wv' 'r "''--r ' ---.4 Name iaruTe naprer and your husband located at III $6509 Florida Statute will r Isfer Avalon Boulevard Casselberry, with the Clerk Cf the Circuit Court SeminoIr County. Florida. and in and for Seminole County, Flovid. more particularly described as; upon receipt of proof of the Lot 59, Block H. CAMELOT. UNIT Publication of this notice, the tic. TWO, as recorded in Plat Book 16, fitioul name, to wit; J D'S SPORT SMANS DEN under which it is Pages 95 and 96. Public Records Of Seminole County, Florida, engagld in business at East Side of Highway No. 1792 and Concord to your husband and you are required to serve a copy of your Drive, Casselberry, Florida in the written defenses, if any. to Newman City of Casselberry, Florida, D. Brock, Esquire of Brock, Massey That the party interested in said business enterprise is as follows; & Walden, Suite 102, 616 East Semoran Boulevard, Allamonte Sportsman's Den, Inc., Springs, Florida 37101 PetitIoner's 1 a Florida Corporation attorney, on or before December By: JosepI DetRotso, 32nd, 1916, and file the original with President Dated at Casselberry, Seminole the Clerk of the above styled Court either before service on Petitioners County, Florida, October 29. 1976 ~~_i Publish; Nov. I. 15, 22, 29. 1971 attorney or Immedictely thereafter, DEF 35 other-wise a Judgment may be en feed against you for the relief demanded In the Petition, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITNESS my hand and Seal of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. this Court on the th day of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE November, 1976 COUNTY, FLORIDA. (Seal) CIVIL CASE NO. 76.7192.CA-04.5 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. In Re: the Marriage Of: Clerk of the Circuit Court GEORGE E. MAtER, Husband, By: Linda M Show Petitioner, Deput y Clerk and Publish , Nov. iS. 27. 29, Dec 6. 1976 CHERRIE I. MAIER, Wife, DEF 64 Respondent. TlCTOrmi THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CHERRIE I. MAIER EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ONE NORTH ELTINGS CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CORNER ROAD COUNTY, FLORIDA. -HIGHLAND. NE YORK C IVIL ACTION NO. 76-2102-CA-0-0 CIVIL YOU ARE HEREBY notified that FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP ••_.__ OLON.: . ~~. I It. . _rW.__ii-_"1Iiii0~ __ 0 'The Fruit Of The Future' Four Eye Key House Post , PUSLICHOTICE As suggested by the "Consultant Competitive Negotiation Act," eviou$Iy submitted 251 and 251 forms are being discarded from our Consultant Files to allow for an annual update. companies who wish to remain on tile are asked to sUbmit a new form, with statement of specialities, to the Seminole County Planning Division, North Park Avenue, Room 424, Sanford, Florida 32111 Mike Hattaway, Chairman Board of County Commissioners Publish: Nov. IS, 1916 DEF 59 I .1 LA GRANGE, Calif. (AP) The kiwifruit looks like a hairy brown chicken egg, but enthusiastic farmers are calling it "the fruit of the future." Forty years after its vigorous, twining vines first took root in the United States, the kiwi is being distributed ever more widely. Growers say they expect production to skyrocket in the next few years. It is a drab, .even ugly fruit, covered with hair and a thin brown skin. But the emerald green pulp underneath has a tangy, strawberry-like taste, and even the pinhead-sized black seeds can be eaten. Says Ted Shurtleff, who with several partners has pu in 20 acre ui San Luis Obispo County: "It's delicious, can be stored for weeks in home refrigerators and makes a spectacular jam." Tegal Notice Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --- 1 I - 1AL I IL.4_ 4, -- _F& — NA110N -- .... , - - '' ..'.. ....' -'- ,,,e , , - '' - .' ' - - - '. '" '.. , '. '-, sc-- �EveningUerald IlOiIlCcoining is a time For merriment and joy at So why should a few knuckleheada spoil it for so many and give others a black eye and a bad flame? Seminole High School held its annual, Ihimnecoming last week and for the most part all went well (faring the entire week, However, there were instances that make OflO wonder about the way some people's minds work. Last Thursday night, a big po w-wow was held at Seminole High and the highlight of the night was the huge bonfire that was ablaze on the school grounds. At least it was the highlight for the vast majority of s'tudents who whooped and hollered it up (or their school in general and their unbeaten football team in Particular. But it wasn't enough for some, who decided to set their kicks by being a bit destructive, I was driving towards the high sch oo l on Ridgewood Avenue at approximately 7:30 Thursday night when a car pulled out of the SILS parking lot. Just as it was nearly opposite me, the driver turned on his high beam headlights and the next thing I knew there was a deafening thud against the windshield of my car, which was covered with sticky substance. HEN'H AVE.,, SAN FORD. EtA :i;;j •d- .05_322.261 I or 811.9993 - Around Monday, November 15, 1976-4-A 9 - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN Ii, OSIIRIN, Editor .IOSEI'Ii 1) VAN RRAC'KI.E, Advertising Director Hiiw OeIivt'rv: Week, 5cent.s: Month. $2.40: 6 Months. $14.20; Year. $2340. iiv Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16 20 ; 12 Months, $32.40 1 1~_~7 _`, ____ -- W Kurt Waldheim: Star Of U.N. The Clock B Bll.LCURRIE Before the end of the year, the United Nations must choose a secretary-general to serve for the next five years. The distraction of the U. S. e l ections h'c rinf p1cmII.0 •I.,. i hit the brakes immediately, because it was impossible to see out the windshield, and at the same time hit the windshield wiper-washer button. Fortunately, there was liquid in the washer that permitted me to have at least a slight opening through which to see. Too, I was lucky that I was a mere few feet from the entrance to my apartment complex. Once I got the auto into my assigned parking place at the complex, I got out and surveyed what had happened. any institution of learning. Well, it seems that some 'Joker' prefer to call him-her a Jerk of the first order) had mixed up a combination of milk, eggs and ice and threw It, Cup and all, right into the middle of my windshield, with plenty of the mixture getting on the hood, fenders and roof of the car. Nee dl ess to say, I was plenty burn ed up a bo ut the whole thing and it took quite some time to get that ungodly mixture off the car. And, as if this wasn't enough, I was sitting with my wife in our reserved seats at Friday's game between Seminole and Daytona Beach Seabreeze when mid- way through the second quarter I saw a rock conic flying through the air. It landed squarely The woman gave out a bit of a moan and sat straight up In her seat, tears welling in her eyes. I picked up the rock and saw that it had a very sharp point on it and was about three inches long and about a like measure in circumference. Another three or four inches and that nugget WOUl(1 have hit the woman right on top of her head. She was in obvious pain for the rest of the night. Now I ask you, Is this someone's Idea of having fun? Imagine what might have happened had my windshield washers not been working and my reflex action had swung my car Into the oncoming traffic lane resulting in a head-on collision. 'l'oo, think of that poor wom an who could easily have suffered severe lacerations to the top of her head and a possible skull fracture or a concussion. I wonder what those 'monsters' who pulled off these two stunts would have done if they had been on the receiving end of same. How would they have liked to take their (Lad's car home covered with sticky milk and eggs? Or how would they have felt if that boulder had hit them in the bad: or on top of their head? For Carter WASRINGTUN - (NEA ) lie is now going to - - , political - conscio us . -'' organization. r ~: 11 ' - T'ls.' ' •, ____________________________ ____________ _________ .. '' ' Z /?, C-A =". P M4 .' . . ''. '' . -:;- . .' ... . - - . . j . lAT(E4 I "S Porters, A Sieve Buried in the back pages of most newspapers during the last, hectic days of the presidential election campaign was the announcement by the Ford administration that it had okayed the sale of sophisticated computer system to the Soviet Union and China. Tue ie ul Cuidiul Ilihi Cuip.'s IUPUSeU 1 'yber 172" computers and support systems had l"on strnngly opposed by the Energy Research and Development Administration and the Pentagon on the grounds that they could be used to improve the nuclear capabilities of the ConimunLd superpowers. Whether or not 'the decision constitutes major breach in this country's long-standing embargo against the sale of high-t echnology or 'I 1I JOHN CUNNIFF Jean Gabin, one of the biggest and most durable stars of the French film world, died this morning at the American Hospital after p heart attack. Be was 72, had spent 54 years in the entertainment world and had made about 100 movies, however, is to divert equipment from a legitimate source in Western Europe. Equipment can be shipped under general lice nse to so-call ed Free World natio ns without Levy, are "largely guesswork ,, E ven the application to the Commerce Department, and monthly figures, he added, are not solid and U.S. com pa nies say they have no way to po lice reliable. overseas c ustomers to be sure they are not "These data might have internal uses, but reselling it to a third party. Equipment, says Clements, is shipped from when they are announced publicly they are treated as much more solid, much more one location to another, Li re-crated and re. meaningful than they are," he said in an inter- marked at each point, until eventually everyone loses track of it. view, While some U .S. manufacturers believe the In an article published in the board's embargo on the flow of key industrial and magazine, Across The Board, Levy accused the technological know-how to the Communists Fed of committing still another error In using it., should be maintained, others complain of being own figures to attempt fine tuning of monetary frustrated as they watch their traditional policy. Japanese and West European competitors do a thriving business with the Communists. Over and over again, he claims, the Fed seeks to stimulate or slow the very short-term growth Last year Congress established the Harry S. in the money supply, only to be forced a few Truman Scholarship Foundation, both as a weeks later to move in the opposite direction to correct the impact it created. means of encouraging outstanding young people to seek The most pointed recent example of the careers In government. "Jerkiness" of this policy occurred in late FebruThe foundation is now accepting applications ary and early March of this year when, writes for the first 53 schoIarships. One Truman Scholai4 Levy, "A quick tightening was completely will be selected from each state, the District of reversed, all within a span of about two weeks." Columbia, Puerto Rico and, considered as a Carrying the imprimatur of The Conference single entity, Guam, the Virgin Islands, Board, Levy's article and comments are bound Amertcan Samoa and the Pacific Islands Trust to attract widespread notice. Territory, t Goodbye To Hebert C Hebert was a member of the House Armed Services Committee from its Inception in iii, and served as the committee's chairman from 1971 to 1974 when a group of feisty freshmen deposed him in favor of someone less inclined to carry water for the Pentagon. Hebert had Indeed been a one-man bucket brigade for the military. From the center of a two-tiered curved desk, with two small American flags flanking him, he ruled committee with the stern hand of a drill sergeant. At times, he appeared to be playing Marley McCarthy to the Pentagon's Edgar Bergen, Perched upon the DCfCfl5 DePXt ment's knee, he opened his mouth and the military P°ke The brass hats deeply appreciate such faithful service, so they decided to bid farewell to the old soldier in style. As an occasion for the ceremony, they chose homecoming weekend at Tulane University, In Ilebert's hometown of New Orleans. Tulane, appropriately enough, was playing Army. With a blaring of trumpets and rolling of dr drums, military officials assembled the night before the game to say goodbye. The Secretary of the Army was present, as was the Army Chief of Staff, the West Point Commandant, and a host of lesser light& Four mibtary bands, one from each of the ' services, played swan songs for Hebert. The Army had flown in its 60-man Chorus and Herald erald Trumpets, which usually plays only at the White House in honor of visiting heads of state. The OLI. member Army Chief of Staff's band, decked out in special bicentennial uniforms, was also there. The Chorus and Herald Trumpets led the other bands in a ceremonial military tattoo. It first time such a tattoo had ever been performed on a college campus. ' Hebert, according to eyewitnesses, was "visibly moved" by the military's farewell for him. The taxpayers should be moved as well; it cost they $21,15a to bid aloha to'Eddle Ilebert, Footnote: A military spokesman claimed the money spent In honor of Hebert's departure was not wasted. Theceremony, he said, "provided good local exposure for recruiting." Staff Power It isn't always the Senators but their anonymous aides who pull the strings on , . - Take the case of Wallace Johnson, a quietly efficient member of Senatorarr hison Williams' staff. The Senator, a Democrat from New Jersoy, is power on Capitol 11111. This enhances the status of Johnson, who acts in Williams' name, Johnson, therefore, has become the object of the attentions of Robert Pines, a New York contractor, who sells about $2 million worm pipe annually to the government. , Pines often wines and dines'Lhe unsung Senate aide at the fashionable eating spots of New York City and Washington. "We talk business over dinner, and I pick up the tab, It's a way of doing business," Pines acknowledged to our reporters, Andy Penn and Jim Platt. FOA 1I.- , . I~Z _ ',, 2 1_t__` , . By BOB l.LO't'D Herald Staff Writer Sheriff's deputies chased an auto and arrested a suspect early today, less than an hour after an all-night convenience store was of Langwoou. John Ilenr) Kreinier, 22, of San Francisco, was arrested by detectives and deputies who surrounded an auto on 14 at SR-436 just before 4 a.m. Deputy Frank Ambrose reported a man acting as if he had a gun in his jacket pocket took an undisclosed amount of cash from the register at the 7-Eleven Store, SR434 and I -i, about 3:15 am. ordering the clerk not to mutove and to open the register. Deputies said the bandit fled the store on foot, losing both his shoes. Ambrose said while investigating at the robbery scene he noticed a black and yellow auto leave from behind a nearby service station and speed away on the wrong side of SR-434 and then toward Altamonte Springs on I-I Other deputies gave chase and surrounded the auto on 14 at Sit436 and arrested Kreimer. Investigators said the impounded auto is registered to a Daytona Beach woman, Kreuner was being held today in county jail in lieu of $8,000 bond on a robbery charge. 4 Burglaries Probed Sanford police today were investigating weekend burglaries at a French Avenue drive-in restaurant and three businesses on W 13th Street. Officers reported $1,181 was fussing from a safe at the Burger Chef, 2506 French Ave. atter the business was entered by a win- 5 5 L\A~N S 'A -,,-i4!& IM,__ Suspect Nailed In Robbery loed esl - - , . * ... Sanford Police Li Ralph Russell (white shirt) is Joined by his entire squad of officers in donating blood to a Central Florida Blood Bank account to benefit Police officers and their Families. Russell, now working on his third gallon, has challenged other squads to have 100 per cent participation in donations to the account, Officer Lewis ('oomhs, foreground, led the way. Nurse Mrs. L. Osborn prepares officers Carlos Monti and Mitch Tindel for donations as fellow officers (from left) Sgt. William Foster, Russell, Carey, Herndon, Jacob Cohen, D.L. Anderson and Mike Ansley await their turns. ARMED ACTION --- __ CHILDREN'S HARDROCK MAPLE Reg. $41.95 ROCKING CHAIRS _,.."r _~ _____, $2995 A GEJNCY' INC Where Qualify Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 after GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOuLEvARD SANIOFIL) FLORIDA TELEPHONE 327 3713 ii.LI.M I GRAMKOW I -:'" [r-: - Police reported $150 was taken from a cigarette unchine and it pool table at (;ib.son's, out W. 13th Street, after the front door Was forced open. Businesses at 1013 W. 13th St. and 1015 V 13th St. also were burglarized, police said, and undetermined amounts of money takon front se mu ng machines. Larcen> Suspect Altauiuontt' Sprin ':s police jailed Martha Anderson. 25, of ['me Street, Ostee, in lieu of $5,000 bond out a grand larceny charge. Officer M.J. Adkimrs repirti'd the suspect was dvtdiiled b> security personnel at Burdine's department store, Altamonte Mall, in connection with the alleged theft of $184 ir, clothing uterus. 11 In other weekend arrests, sheriff's deputies arrested Dwight l.ee Moody, 49, of 720 Central Ave., south Seminole, on a circuit court warrant charging obtaining property b worthless check Ilunti for Moody was set at $5,000. Sanford police arrested David Scott, 25, of 700 E. Seventh St., Sanford, out a circint court w dir wit chargingaggravated batters, according to co un ty jail records. Bond was set at $5,000 Barry Allen hluckabee, 35, of Greensboro. NC., was arrested by deputies on a 1975 circuit court warrant charging obtaining property by worthless check. Bond was set at $5,000 for Hurkahee on the local charge and detainers placed on him for Ilrevard, Polk .iml Pinellas Counties plus police in Eden and Hickory. N. C. according to Seminole County Jail records. Probation Violation Jay Milton Crosby, 21, of 5097 Lake Howell Rd., south Senunok. tas being held without bond today in county jail following his ,imre.st cmi a probation violation charge in connection with a 1974 'urcwt court case. liaroki Spangler. of 1171 Ridge Rd., Longwood, reported to heriff's deouties that 250 pounds of welding rods, two gauges and torches and a power saw, total value $728, were taken from a garage at his residence. Jerry Berman, of 137 hlamlun Tree Lane, Spring Valley, ri-ported to deputies that he lost a $1,000 gold identification bracelet over the weekend in the Forest City-SR-436 or Spring Oaks areas. Check with George Stuart. .. " obtaining the contract. LtPpreciate the friendship of you folks," P ines added, "and if called upon at election time shall as ever express my' material appred ation." Theul in a podsci-ipt, he enclosed a Copy of the contract bid and asked Johnson to call GSA. GSA records confirm, Indeed, that Johnson made the requested call and that Pines was awarded the contract. It Is uncertain whether Johnson's call influenced GSA's decis on, s ince Pines was also the low bi bidder on the contract, But GSA records show that Johnson intervened threeSubsequent times when Pines had problems with the contract, The GSA conh1't1ng officer called the Interventions "unusual." It was all the more unusual since Pines doesn't happen to be a New Jersey i '211 L 1011010111 — 1 t. $ % so~ i- if 11 1. E . ,§.' tv 0 5 • , , it L (I $ i L , I i " I.. , ' I N~. I- -- '':--' .d 10 ~~ I — 11 7, \ - DOUBLE YOUR BUYING POWER!! COME TO OUR STORE- AP ss SA WIDE DOUBLE DOLLAR SALE AND KEEP HALF THAT BANKROLL IN YOUR POCKET!!! Making Room For New Inventory! ROLL ENTIRE FABRIC STOCK 9 _ CRAZY YOU BET! Our entire stock of fabrics on sale at Price for 5 wild days. Choose from any table in time store and get it at Price. Shop Early There will be sellouts I cl' r a PRICE - 5-DAYS ONLY!' %ft con- Pines has also dropped a few hundred dollars Johnson took a two-year into Senator Williams' campaign chest — $960 leave from the that we have been able to trace. He made the Senator's staff and returned last January. Joyfully, Pines contributed $300 to the William., 0 contributions, he admitted, to "nui'tw-e" rclatiooshlp with the Senator. Campaign "to celebrate the return of Wally When Pines wants a favor in return, he calls Johnson," Footnote Senator Williams told upon Johnson. For example, us he was not Pines dearly Involved in the wanted a 1179,000 pi pe contract fr string pulling for Pines. But the om the General Senator, while exressjpg full confidence In Services Administration back in April, 1973. So Wall ace Johnson, also accepted he dashed off a "Dear Wally" letter to his full responimpropriety that mi favorite dinner companion, asking for help in sitAlity for any have . occurred, b1.IILH Vw 5P , ,t,\_1 I Check Charge but th'' rPJSOfl for funeral '!rvIco remains the sarirc A Iii,, cannot end without some e x pression Of b.c from fh0 ,0 o.ho hje he.'n a ojrt of it $27,000. Capitol 11111. Sometimes the busy Senators are only dimly aware of what their assistants are doing In their names. 0 0h; 1021N11 10 Fun,,rji culons rhj'o, JACK ANDERSON - - t imu - smothering, whatever executive orders he people stop to ask if the Fed's figures are corissues. Because Carter campaigned so heavily, red. Michael Levy, an authority, says they're and with such vehemence against the not. They are concotlons," he said. "They are Washington establishment, and because of the incomplete and inaccurate." example he set in Georgia as governor, there are Levy, director of economic policy research at many in the civil service here who most certainly will look with mistrust on every The Conference Board, a nonpartisan research reorganization step he takes. The militant organization, insists the weekly announcements organizations of government employes will be should be abolished and the monthly figures demaking strong demands and pushing him to emphasized. Th e seasonally adjusted wee kl y figures, said soften his positions. ROCKER dow. s - WASHINGTON The Pentagon delivered its biggest bicentennial salute this year not to one of our dead military heroes, but to Rep. F. Edward H ebert, the crotchety old Democrat from Louisiana, who is still very much alive, The crusty Congressman is finally stepping down alter a 38-year career dedicated primarily to championing causes dear to the hearts of the brass hats. GENEVA, Switzerland (All) — Black leaders who insisted on a one-year limit for the transition to black-majority rule in lthodesi, appeared to be in a mood for compromise as they met with British and White Rhodesian negotiators for the first plenary session of the talks today since Nov. 5. Ivor Richard, the British chairman of the conference proposed that March 1, 1978, be the deadline for the transfer of o p wer but with the proviso that this could be advanced as much as three months — to Dec. 1, 1977 — if the necessary constitutional and legal procedures could be completed earlier. Guei- t klla leader Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, the two allies of the "Patriotic Front," demanded that Dec. 1, 1977, be the target date but said this deadline could be extended to as late as March 1, 1978, if additional time was necessary to complete the arrangements. French Actor Gabin Dies One method is to move restricted components and instruments out of the United States b> t diplomatic pouch. A more usual procedure, oney F ig ure C Each week and each month the financial Carter must satisfy businessmen, large and small, members of the middle class, and the community and the news media eagerly await small investor as well as the big, that he is the figures, which are interpreted asan indicator economically sound and not a wild man, or these of the econoy's health, future monetary policy, citizens will in caution hold back on investing, and the investment climate. buying and employing causing the economy It isn't uncommon for the stock market to gradually to drift into a new recession or worse. But most things Carter must do as president react sharply, although often briefly, nor Is it to reassure this business-middle class group will uncommon for interest rates to fluctuate, also anger the more militant of his supporters.because of the figures being viewed as economic Then there's the bureacracy, which can, in indicators. the end, make or break him by backing, or But, as with so many official numbers, few . BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Syrian troops and tanks of the Arab League peacekeeping army rolled into Beirut today to complete the occupation of the Lebanese capital and try to end the 19 months of Christian-Moslem civil war. Spokesmen for the warring Lebanese and Palestinian factions said the invasion was a 99 per cent success by midmorning, with the Syrians in control of the city's radio and television stations, the central bank and government offices, and the no man's land dividing the city. But sporadic firing continued between radical Palestinians and rightwing Christian militiamen in the rubblestrewn commercial district in the heart of the City. Syrian forces were also moving into other areas of western Lebanon, Export Administration. who have interests itally different from his and currency in the hands of the public. . Completes Occupation PARIS IAP he's 101. BOSTON Power Compromise Possible says the magazine. The Soviet bloc "will use any means possible" to get this equipment, It quot es Charles B. Clements, director of the compliance division of the Commerce Department's Office of terests. Mr. Carter's problem Is complicated, as it IS NEW YORK i AP — Each week and month the for all presidents, by the fact that — in order to Federal Reserve Board estimates changes in the govern — he must also satisfy the interest of nation's money supply, which includes all prithose who voted against him, and those coho rts vate checking accoun ts at co mmerc ial banks lligh-ranking Mexican officials are cooperating with U. S. prosecutors to stem the flow of illegal aliens across the Mexican border into the United States. That's welcome news. Smuggling rings play a major role in this illicit immigration. They operate on both sides of the border. They, prey upon the illegal immigrants, who have no legal status in this country and cannot seek legal protection without being deported. Often the illegal immigrants are victimized by the smi&wiers. The most effective method of stemming the illegal tide of immigration would be to pass the Rodino bill, which has been approved by the House of Representatives in the last two Congresses but has died in the U.S. Senate. The bill would penalize U.S. employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens. It would weaken the economic attraction that supplies the motive power for the illegal immigration. But, pending the passage of the Rodino bill, the only hope for slowing the silent Invuion lies in more effective enforcement of unmigration laws, especially against professional people smugglers. a iXirgoed U.S. technology, and price is no object, This will not be easy, President Franklin Roosevelt came into office with the same heavy debts. It took all his considerable ingenuity and a most imaginative series of gestures, maneuvers and public relations stunts, year after year, toM cement his grip on this variety of special in- Illegal Aliens 1. - Ramsey said he "got tired of just sitting around" and enrolled a month ago In a continuing adult education clan. "lie's already the teacher's pet," said Beady Smith, who 15 leaching Ramsey to read and write. Peacekeeping Army easy for Iron Curtain countries to buy cmii- itemized bills. If Mr. Carter, as president, does not pay off in special-interest legislation and in offices, hemay face a backlash of major proportions among his ardent election just because it's his birthday IN BRIEF Soviet bloc nations especially is a growing problem, and one that U.S. officials are finding hard to control, reports Electronics magazine. 11. It requires deviousness but it is relatively . DAYTONA BEACH 4AP) Essle Ramsey says he won't play hooky from Bonner Elementary School tonight WORLD "strategic" products to the Communists a Control Data spokesman says Its computer is really "on the lower end of the technological scale of development"), the embargo apparently has as many boles in it as a sieve. The illegal flow of embargoed technology to ''.'.'-J '-: ''' though they were on his side in the election, "Latest report on new U.S. PresIden('Jjmm. Carter — you not only one trying to build new Personality cult." . ( -'"7 "' : The vote studies to date suggest, indeed, that the work of these groups did put Carter over. But whether they did or not, the leaders and mciiibers are firmly convinced that had it not been for their efforts, the election would have gone to President Ford. And what men be lieve determines their actions and their demands, as we all know full well. It is now clear, therefore, that the organized teachers, the auto workers, the machinists, the blacks, the Hispano-Americans, the ItaloAmericans, the aging will, now present their - BERRY'S WORLD. -' II 1. I -'' ,- \Y' 0, . i. • ~' I . above. Some gave hefty in- with the election laws, these f un ds were s pe nt without direction or control from the Carter - -; , direct financial assistance, though In compliance - PROPOSAL .. teachers, big city and rural blacks, HispanMnericans, the over-65s, and a List of other special interest groups. Mr. Carter says he comes to office with no obligations. Mr. Carter received heavy campaign assistance and voting support from all groups mentioned "1 Monday, Nov. 15, 191—SA - Embargo CUT '. debts to George Meany and the AFL-CIO, the National Education Association and Its politically TAX If For Presidenthis ., ~Vv -11 is yet to come. have to pay : // Com ing elect Jimmy Ca rt er the worst Equipment N.' Herald, Sanford, Ft. 101 And He's Teacher's Pet i" DON OAKLEY Pa rt Evening of rue. RAY CROMLEY Tough 111111111 In front _,.I .Li puiIuczug a nd SUOLId subt l e campaigning that precedes this decision which lies in the hands of the U. N. Security Council. The front-runner is Austria's Kurt Waldheim, who has served as secretary-general since 1972. The U. N. could hardly do better. Waldheim's record in one of the most difficult diplomatic jobs in the world has been a good one, even if the record of the United Nations itself has left a lot to be d'esired. He has harnessed his considerable energies to his faith in the ability of the u. N. to overcome the internal forces which so often make it a powerless bystander in the face of international tragedies. In the words of a legendary sign in a Gold Rush saloon, "Don't shoot the pianoplayer, he's doing the best he can." Waldheim emerged five years ago as a cornpromise candidate between East and West as a sucessor to Burma's U Thant. Austria enjoys a cain neuLra1ty ustriue the iron Curtain. Since then the East-West division in the U. N. has been over-shadowed by frequent North -South frontations between the Western industrial democracies and the developing Third World countries which now form a dominant bloc of th eir own in the General Assembly. The hard-working Austrian has proved to be a competent referee in that arena, too. It had been expected that the Third World nations would support one of their own as a candidate for secretary-general, but last summer the Organization of African Unity a significant group within the Third World block gave its support to the reelection of Waldheim. Th at was a blow to th e ambitions of Mexico's retiring president, Luis Echeverria, who has put his name in the running. It is no reflection on Echeverria's qualifications to observe that the central problem in the U. N. the lopsided voting strength of Third World countries in the General Assembly — would be aggravated if the'secretargeneral were considered a spokesman for Third World interests. Waldheim has not been able to work miracles as the administrative head of the U. N. He is one of those practitioners of "quiet diplomacy" which can accomplish much more than public rhetoric and fanfare. These days, diplomatic success often is measured only in keeping antagonists talking, even if the talk gets nowhere. If Waldheim is willing to face the fr ustrations of his job for ano th er five years, more power to him, - ___ in the middle of the back of a woman sitting TUESDAY, NOV. 16 THROUGH SANFORD PLAZA 10 111111111111111111111111 SATURDAY, NOV. 20 Now in Casselbe r too. Grand Opening Sale now in progress at both locations GEORGE STUART, INC 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET ORLANDO FLORIDA 32602 520 SOUTH HWY 1792 CASSELBEFIRY FLORIDA 32 7 0 7 so~ % $ 0 % 'a 0. S8RFABRICS SANFORD, FLA. - Luitattwf ___ 11111 % 6~q ~ .- -r.."- .l_ �— I a 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SCC . Monday, Nov. is, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ......I.J '. -.~~-, ~*,_,l .1 ~~, 'I-. , 7rmW R Opens - Tuskawilla, r V - Cage _. I __ .i . '.. Year . ' S. I Seminole Semin o le Community College embarks upon another basketball season Tu es day night with a home opener against Manatee, and the Raiders appear ready to answer the bell after a sparkling exhibition victory over the star-studded SCC alumni team The Raiders took 97.91 measure of the alumni, no easy task considering the lineup of former SCC stars like Bennie Shaw, Simon Harper, Greg Robinson, Bill Corso, James Gilchrist and ''•$ . . L _WWrF_T ( "1 his t.i c: :----,, . ..". ••. . -., -. 0Ic! -. : ______ -'• _______... 411W r 9 ' F ~b_N : ,V *% . I * ion rs Bowl berth on Nov. 26. "Th e alumni keep getting stronger and stronger, and it gets with 22 points, followed by 14 by Harper, 13 by Robinson and 10 by 4r1 r . .:... j, 4 " Freshman Bob Zipko paced SCC scorers with 22 while Willie County power South Lake, 14-0. In other action Saturda y. __1 — . _____ Williams po pped in 18, Ken Atkins 16 and Victor Wilkersor, 15. Atkinsi had nine rebounds and seven assists for a good night's . _____ - work. "It was nip-and-tuck until we opened a 12-point lead halfway through the second half," said Sterling, whose attention this week is turned to the three games at hand. After Tuesday's 7:30 game, the Raiders will follow with a '' . Thuirsday night home game against Polk and another home tester 0 - .+.~ ..:-,r, -~ . -4 . =- I 1 I 40 . _Mv IrElff Alaff season Tuesday night at home against Manatee of hopes based on strong showings Basketball Association. Bradenton. The Raiders have three home games this week, also playing Polk Thursday and , 'I .•, __ scrimmages. % Sf ii' 6 _ St ; .7 : _______ Chicago 2 5 7 M,Iwkee 3 11 ,214 i i , . • Tk4 J.t ¶..'— . -'- 4 L, ''-'- . ' - I mc' Semin le H ld 4th Poll Spot - THE STATE BANK - rI 4*!. OF FOREST CITY Raiders, Win Your Season Ford has a better idea. WIN! JACK PROSSER FORD SALES. SERVICE. RENTALS __ ___ __ _ __ .— — - 1 Bill lA'sUk scored durw , first-period power play and Mats laritlh connected III tht Ihurti period with his team shorthanded for Winnipeg against Calgary, which half seven victories and a tie in thou previous eight gaiiies after 66 Tournament, Pemborton Fired a six-under 66 Friday to take the lead with a 210 total after 36 holes, two better than Clarence Jones of Florida International on the 6,702-yard Boca West Country (ikub course. In Division I team standings, Florida has 816, Jacksonville 856, Miami 876, Florida Inter' national 818, South Florida 897 *and Skbri 977, Florida Atlantic led Division II with 876 to 880 for flullins. Florida Southern had 954, Tampa 9, St. Leo 930, Florida Tech 931,' Embry Riddle 942, (ll.scoyTle College 963 and the College of Boca Baton 994. b pr GO GET 'EM RAIDERS! CO. 14 Sanford CO., INC. 3224622 I., -t the Western Division and three hAlints behind the fourth-plmti'' San Diego Mariners. San l)it' dropped a 6-3 decision Sinili', night to t he Phoenix RoadrilIl. ilers. BoCA BATON tAPi Craig Pemborton of Florida At lantic holds a two-stroke lead going into today's final round of the Florida Intercollegiate golf 604 qXrAm Li '4 OEA 210 Magnolia 411 3 3 400 75 Philadelphia 109 . 114. U Chicago 24. Green By I) Minnesota 21, Seattle 21 New Orleans 17, Detroit to Pittsburgh 14, MiamI 3 St Louis 30, Los Angeles 7$ Denver 30, San Diego 0 Oakland 21, Kansas City 30 Today's Games Buffalo at Dallas, fl National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pis OF GA NY IS, 12 2 3 27 66 35 Phila e 7 3 19 62 Allan 17 1$ 59 62 NY Rng 610 2 34 69 74 Smythe Division Chgo 9 I 2 20 66 67 St Lou 9 S 0 36 51 66 vancvr 5 13 1 11 College 47 76 Minn 511 2 32 II 77 Coto 4 17 2 10 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Mont 13 3 3 29 95 42 Monday, Nov. 15, 974-7A N. Carolina 31, Virginia 6 Wash 5 10 2 12 49 70 Boston U. 28, Maine 14 N i 9 3 11 44 56 Bowdoln 37, Colby 39 Bstn Butt 13 3 1 27 73 54 9 s 2 20 51 39 Tnto 6 7 4 16 60 60 6 ' 4 16 53 Saturday's ReSults Bulfalo 6, New York Rangers Cleve New York Islanders 3. Mm nesota 2 Pittsburgh I, Philadelphia 0 Atlanta S. St LouiS 3 Colorado 3, Montreal 3 Los Angeles 3 , Detroit 3 Toronto 3. vancouver 0 Sunday'i Games Detroit 04, Milwaukee 81 ., L03 An ele~ ,, SeaHle 121. indiana Ill T od ay's Games No oames scheduled Tuesday's Games Atlanta at Hew York Knicks Portlandat New Orleans Buttabo at San Antonio Milwaukee vs. Kansas City at Omaha Seattle at Golden State Dartmouth 33, Princeton 7 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division W L T PC?. PF PA S 2 0 600 292 170 FIRST — I Cacho Anna 181 23 60 Bali 7 3 0 . 7002,117117111 91011 20, 2 Domingo Beltia ill 500 N Eno S S 0 500 IS? 174 100, 3 Ica Coldo IS) 740. 0 (1 6) Mum, NV Jets 3 7 0 300 110 233 SI 00. P (6 1) 120 9(3 Buff 2 7 0 272 161 152 SECOND - I Eddy Miguel Central Division 900 500 510. 2 Urza Javi (1) 600 8 2 0 5 00 713 1 41 540 3 Aldana Via (6) S 70. 0 (I 7) Cinci 6 I 0 600 210 119 5300, P (Il) 73610; DO 16 I) 206 eo Clove 6 1 0 600 399 210 THIRD — I Ica Soto (S) 960 5 1 6 0 400 176 193 140. 2 Domrigo Coldo (1) 300310; Western Division Larr AIb,rdi(7) 4.50; 0 1)5) flaLiA C fl 6St IC . P 1511 Iii 00 '' '''°" Deny 6 I 0 600247125 FOURTH — 1 Jose Sanchez 2 Ill Diego 1 6 0 .400 176 X $0 ( ) 7 60 S . 2 Patxl Jay KC 3 7 0 .300 III 29$ 310. 3. Arecha Zarre (6) 640. o ti 0 10 0 000 56266 21 3100, P 1121 375 10. DD 1511 Ipi Bay NATIONAL CONFERENCE 5 to Eastern Division FIFTH - 1 Anton Echav Ill Dallas S I 0 069 210 119 1360 750 I 50, 2 Sala Sanchez s 5 2 0 600 214 201 700 S 00. 3 Bibboa Bengoa (3) 100. S Lou's Wash 6 1 0 600 IS? 177 0 II 90. P (35)726 20 3 7 0 300 321 700 SIXTH — I Jose JivE (7) I 13 S 60 Phila NY GIs I 9 0 100 Si I?') 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St. 0 s.achusetts 0 Tennessee Tech 31. Austin San Antonio 13), Portland 10) Quebec Cincl Denver 326, Kansas City 96 Golden State 120, Indiana 112 Cal Davis 23, San Francisco siana 3 Penn St. 21, MiamI, Fla. 7 Pittsburgh 24. W. Virginia III, Rhode Island 17. Connecticut ii 5 0 77 77 53 (0 4 2 22 N Eng S 1 2 )2 42 49 Indy 5 9 7 17 44 72 Birm $13 I 11 6a s.4 Mino 110 3 ii IA 67 Western Divijion Wm nn ipg 6 0 22 53 SI HouSton 9 6 2 20 61 66 Phoenix 9 i i, 65 79 S Diego I 1 2 1$ 59 60 Calgary 7 1 I IS 52 41 Edmntn 6 9 0 12 12 39 Saturday's Results Edmonton 3. Birmingham 2 M,nnes.o?,, . Quebec 2 C,ncnn,, i, lndanipuh5 3 - Carolina ALT NW Louisiana 114 Detroit 106, Chicago 103 FAR WEST Bose St 36. Idaho 5? 0 Brigham Young 21. New Mex 'Co • California 23, Washingt on St . ware St. 6 Bucknell 21, Rochester 7 Cornell 31, Penn 13 World Hockey Association Eastern Division Washington 10 0 Boston Cot. 21, Syracuse 14 Brown 21, Columbia 17 Paso St 9 Cal Lutheran 26. Azusa Pacif ic 19 Colorado Cal, 2). Trinity, 1ev 37 6 7 5 11 55 6.4 Grand Valley 31, N. Michigan 14 Gustavus Adolphus 10, L ut her 6 Utah 31, Arizona St. 7$ W'omng II. Texas El Maryland 20, Clemson o EAST Adams Division 19 Memphis St. 26. Louisville 14 MilISOpi 35. Culver Stockton 3 Mississippi SO, 21, LSU 13 Navy 34, Georgia Tech 26 N Alabama 34, MiSSISSIppI Pitt Dirt Texas ARM ii. Arkansas 10 Texas Tech 34. Texas Southern 2$, Langston Fayettevilte 13, J C Smith 9 Ff. Valley St. 31, Fisk 7 Furman I?, E Carolina 10 Geor getow n, Ky. 60, Gardner w 41 Georgia 2$. Auburn 0 Grambllng II, Norfolk St 39 Guilford 17, Catawba 15 Johns Hopkins 39, Dickinson 29 Kentucky 2$, Florida 9 Lafayette 30. Davidson 20 Louisiana Tech 23. S Ms 55500 72 Football 2 Ito rsiInts ahead of the celimir. dwelling Edmonton Oilers in The triumph gave Winnipeg sole possession of first place in the Western Di vision and made Coach Bobby Kromm happy. liii.' (ilW boys remained three Collegiate Bes t I F SM, 1[2r Jerry & Ed Senkarik say - game. P ern bar ton 's GLASS & PAINT S38 11") Saturday's Games • By The Associated Press The Winnipeg Jets abandoned their free-wheeling style Sunday night and gave the Calgary 3('owboys a lesson in defensive play in registering a 2-0 victory in a World Hockey As.sociat Ion WINTER PARK DIVISION Winter Park Mall, Winter Park, Florida 32788. phone (305)047-4390 Highway 136 near FTU Blvd Winter Park — ttormgat, Plaza, Orlando - Longwood Village Shop Ping Center. Intersection of SR 434 and I I 6781114 - Cleveland 303, Phoenix Buffalo 116. Boston 107 New York Knicks 110, Mil waukee 97 New Orleans 115. Atlanta New York Nets III, Houston I- Free-Wheel Attack 3222531 Secure Those Points, Team] ALLSTATE 7 6 Los Angeles S 1 Goldin SI 4 6 Phoenix 2 6 season A L._..1_ vv iIIIiipe& iwunuans I I 221 Magnolia Ave. Sanford 6 Pacific Division 1 3 .700 Seaffl-' By Th e Associated Press goal and set up two others, and With 63 games remaining in goalie 1)unc Wilson st opped a the Boston Bruins' regular sea- penalty shot, helping the Fellson, center Pete McNab is Just gums hand the Rangers a team ven goals away from tying his record seventh straight home career high of 24 for one season. loss. The penalty shot was That's right, 17 goaLs m 17 games, including live twD-goal awarded New York's Bill performances, as the Bruins Golli'iworthy, who was hooked have soared to a seven-point from behind by Ron Stackhouse lead over the second.place Buf' ''' breaking in alone. Black hawks 5, Kings I Fain Sabres in the National Phil Russell's third-period Hockey League's Adams Divigoad. a 50-footer, helped the slon. Black Hawks extend the Kings' "lie definitely knows where winless streak to five games '?,le" net is," said veteran Boston Alain Daigle had brought Mright wing Bobby Schmautz, cago eve)) at 4-I late in the seewho converted a McNab pass ond period after scores by Mike for a goal in the Bruins' 5'Marcel Dionne alibi triumph over the Colorado Toni Williams had put lis AnRockies Sunday night. geles in Front. McNab, the 24-year-old North Stars 4, Sabres I center who signed with the Bill Uiigaboazii scored twice, Bruins as a free agent last helping Minnesota tie Buffalo summer, led Boston to its fifth I'icrrt' Juirry and Glen Sharpley /traight unbeaten game and also scored for the North Stars, kept the team unbeaten in eight hile Craig Ranss.ay's goal with home games with his latest t'iii' remaining tied the game goal effort for the fourth tuuit'. Andre SayIn the other Nil, games, the ard, Gil Perreault and RICk Pittsburgh h'engwns downed Martin isere the other Sabres the New York Ran gers 5-I, the scorers Chicago Black Hawks trimmed Barons 3, Capitals 2 the Los Angeles Kings 5-4, the Mike Christie's first goal of Minnesota North Stars and the the season, 15 seconds Into the Sabres tied 4-I, and the third period, lifted Cleveland cleveland Barons nipped the over Washington. Doug Patey Washington Capitals 3-2. and Bob Sirois gave the CapiMcNab's second goal of the tals it 2-I lead after Cleveland's game broke a 3-3 tie in the third Wayne Merrick opened the period and gave Boston the scoring. Then Al MacAdam tied victory, it for the Barons, who went on to Penguins 5, Itangers I their third straight road vii'Pierre l.,ariiucht' stored i tir Throwing Blanks 1,is .ng'les, now -3-1. failed to pick up any ground 0)1 The defending National FootF'rancisco in the National ball IA-ague champion Pitts- Conference West. burgh Steelers are the owners A Giants 12, Redskins 9 of some pretty impressive sta' Joe E)anelo kicked four field Fingertip control for Bennie Shaw; Jon Kaufman goals, and the Giants—still can't reach —They haven't allowed a unable to score via the touchtouchdown in five games. down route—picked up their —After allowing 110 points in first victory of the season. All of the first five games of the seathey have allowed only Washington's scoring came CII son, o o field goals by Mike Moseley. nine poin ts in the past five. Falcon.s 21, 49ers 16 —They have outscored their opponents 132-9 in the past Five Scott Hunter threw two Fourth-quarter touchdown games. —They hadn't given up a passes to Alfred Jenkins as the class AAA Falcons. 7. rh'nit San FranThe rich didn't get richer nn jnt in 15 n,irtprq jnpl,,,lin,, I Ocala Forest (13) 90 167 the weekly high school football cisco, 6-4, its third straight loss. three consecutive shutouts, un2. Tarpon Springs (1)90117 poll, but the leaders certainly Raiders 21, Chiefs 10 3 New Smyrna Beach (1) 90 125 til Miami's Garo Yepremian A. Delray Atlantic (2) 80 121 remained intact. Ken Stabler threw two touchkicked a field goal in the third S Jacksonville Bolles 90 95 Which is a reason Seminole down passes, upping his leaguequarter of Sunday's 14-3 Steeler 6. Titusville Astronaut 7-2 71 remained No. 4 on the list of leading total to 20, and Oakland victory. 1. Naples 81 64 S. Jacksonville Kenney 90 50 Class AAAA powers In Florida. But the Steelers also must picked up 211 yards rushing, the 9 Tampa Catholic 6.3 30 Seminole thumped Daytona face some pretty depressing re- most this season. Mark van 10 Haines City 62 23 Beach Seabreeze impressively Eeghan led the ground attack alit:es. Also receiving votes: Auburndale, enough. 35-7. However the one- Starke Bradford County, St . Playing perhaps the best with 95 yards. two-three teams -'Tallahassee Augustine, Fort Lauderdale Diltard, football in the NFL now, they Browns 24, Eagles 3 Qumncy Fort Lauderdale St . Godby, Miami Carol City and ThomasShanks, Cleveland, 6-I and tied with still could miss the playoffs and Aquinas. Tampa Plant also gained a chance for a third straight Su- Pittsburgh in the AFC Central, Class AA impressive victories. per Howl, trailing, Cincinnati by won its fifth game in the past 1 Pahokee (15) 51166 six on Brian Sipe's two TI) Seminole closes out its season 2 Umatilla (7) 81 150 two games in the American 3. Alachua Santa Fe Ii 125 — hopefully a 10-0 campaign Conference Central Division strikes. Browns' cornerback I. Wildwood Il 117 Ron Bolton intercepted a Mike Friday night in Forest City with a 6-I record. S. BonifayHoimes Co. 300 108 against lake Brantley. 6 Milton Pace 9.1 70 And, for the second time this Roryla pass in the fourth quar7 Miami LaS.alle S 1 dl The following weekend, season, quarterback Terry ter and ran it back 37 yards for Highway 434 San Senastian Square. Florida Deal & Blind 10.0 46 a touchdown. Seminole will meet Winter Park Bradshaw is injured. Altamonte Sprinns, Phone e62.6800 9. Daytona Beach Lopez 7 3 32 'C Bengals 31, Oilers 27 In the opening round of the state In the first quarter against 30 Gainesville PlC Yonige 7 2 11 Also receiving votes: Fort Pierce Ken Anderson's 47-yard playoffs. Mialni, bradshaw sprained his Carroll. Blount$town, Lake Butler. The weekly poll: right wrist. Although X rays touchdown pass to Isaac curti; Union County. Fort Meade. Miami CLASS AAAA with 42 seconds left 'gave Cinwere negative, Bradshaw said Westminster Christian, Wakulla I Tallahassee GOy (13) 90 165 County, Mulberry and cinnati, 8.2, its victory in a Avon Park. he didn't know how long he 7 Miami Carol City (7) 90 132 game which seesawed back and would be out. 2. Tampa Plant (I) 90 132 Class A I Sanford So,$)r.oie (1) 90 111 I Greensboro (30)90169 "I'm coming oil a real forth all afternoon. S MerrItt Island 72 91 7. Brantord (2) 90 318 Bears 24, Packers 13 serious injury, and then someS. Pompano Beach 100 93 3 Alachua Polling Green 8 0 135 Chicago's Walter Payton be7 Palm Beach Gardens 90 11 4 SO Augustine St. Joseph 60 305 thing silly like this happens," S St. Petersburg SemInole 5.1 32 Wewahitchka S7 100 said Bradshaw, who sustained a came the first player in 'he I Gainesville I I 22 Miami NOrThwesl Christian 80 serious concusion in the fifth NFL to surpass the l,000-yo..rd John Hamilton tO. Sarasota $ I I? 82 mark this season, running for game of the season, an 18-16 Also receiving votes: Winter Tampa Temple Heights at 68 109 yards and a touchdown, givPark, Fort Pierce Central, I Ocala Marion Academy I I 54 loss to Cleveland. JacksonvIlle Woltson, Gonzalez 9 West Palm King's Academy 2 In other NFL games Sunday, ing him 1,(I)8. Tate, Hollywood Chaminade, 23 Vikings 27, Seahawks ZI New England upset Baltimore a) Jacksonville Lee, Jacksonville 10. Trenton 7.2 21 Fran Tarkenton set a club INSURANCE COMPANY Forr*St. Miami KilOan, Miami Also receiving 'Otis: ?Iayo. 21-14, St. Louis beat I. AngeJackson, Miami Palmetto, Eau Lafayette County, St, Petersburg les 30-28, the New York Giants record for completion perGailie, Coral Gables. Fort Walton Slsorecrest and Homestead Colonial centage, 26 of 31 for 8-1 per cent, u ps et Washmgton 12-9, Athmta Beach Christian beat San Francisco 21-16, Oak- and threw for two touchdowns land defeited Kansas City 21- as Minnesota came back to beat 10, Cleveland downed Phila- upstart Seattle, which led fl-20 I 1398 E. Semoran Blvd. delphia 24-3, Cincinnati edged at one point in the fourth Casselberry Pro blem Houston 31-fl, Chicago defeated quarter. Tarkenton now has 301 Green Bay 24-13, Minnesota career TI) passes. Saints 17, Urnis 18 downed Seattle 27-21, New OrNew Orleans' Warren Capone leans nipped Detroit 17-16, DenFor Sem moles ver whitewashed San Diego 17-0 picked up a Detroit fumble and By The Auoefated Press have any reason to celebrate. and the New York Jets shutout ran one yard for the winning Bobby Bowden was simply The Gators lost a chance for a Tampa Bay 3-4.0, Buffalo Is at touchdown. Bobby. Douglass mowed. share of their first Southeastern Dallas tonight. also threw a 69-yard scoring Who would have believed that CorJerence title ever when they pass to Larry Burton. Patriots 21, Colts 14 lor.da State's football team, lost 25-9 at Kentucky. And Broncos 17, Chargers I) Quarterback Steve Grogan nade up of a bunch of sunbaked Miami, with an outside shot at a Denver shutout San Diego for ran for two touchdowns, and ys, would know how to play in Tangerine Bowl invitation, lost New England, 7-3, moved to the second time this season as Whey, Aiu,y1yi ,,e.d' ix inches of snow? Not Coach .21-7 to Penn State. 4 buttt idea. within a game of Baltimore in quarterback Steve Ramsey tostden, not until Saturday's bid pills lion hr,i B'thune-Cookznan scored a the AFC East threw for 234 yards, including a title chase. ame ended in a 21-20 victory at 23-18 victory over Morris Brown Grogan's three-yard scoring 59-yard scoring pass to Rick orth Teias State. and Southern University run as the first hail completed Upchurch. "I though the score would stopped Florida A&M 14-6, Jets 34, Buccaneers the scoring as the teams bottled id up something like 2-0, 7-0 or Florida State rallied to win In scorelessly through the second The Jets posted their first 3786 S. Orlando Drive '0," Bowden said after the the final two minutes. Fullback half. shutout in 13 years, and Joe Sanford . 322-1481 eminoles record rose to 4.6, Jeff Leggett scored on a sevenNamath came off the bench to Cardinals *, Rams 25 loo't wins for the school since yard run and end Kurt UngLaub Jim Bakken's field goal with ignite a first-hail .scoring burst, '73. caught a two-point conversion four seconds teIt provided the passing two yards to Rich CasFlorida and Miami didn't oass from tailback Larry Key. winning margin for St. Louis, Li- ter fur one touchi1olb. S'n o regular Sir 3 CincInnati 31. HOVSIOn 2? New England 21, Baltimore Pro Football Steelers Still 2, 300 6~-) - A 11111 Willie Williams (22) battles JOI1fl ThOmas By The Associated Press 462 4' A 9 McNab l7-For- 1 7 _ 9 ____________ 4 6 7 Portland I,,uard Foots "But if thev _____ " (an City Indiana Sonles 121, Pacers 118 Slick Watts scorLd 25 points all(] Bruce Seals added 21 to the Bucks lost their 11th game secutive CA ___ I- a 6 they've got to he playing har de r sewn,in a string datIng back to because the league is so darn I"Ct). 8. * I by Detroit Ing hard," Costello said after victory was Seattle's 2.1rd con- ' t• = layup EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB Phil 1 4 638 BuIf&o 1 4 636 Boston 6 5 545 1 NY Knks 1 6 NY Nets 5 6 385 3 Central Division — Clove 11 7 616 N Ortns 1 5 5$) Houston 6 S Anion 6 6 SOO 4t.7 Atlanta S 1 417 Washton 5 7 411 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division — Denver 9 "I like to think they're play. lead Seattle over Indiana. The ." r. 9 _ .7 - , A ' .pice oil the verge of breaking. lie adInitted lie had read the riot act to lus squad. 1k 1-117 ,'. Aw CavalIers 97, Lakers 95 The Bucks didn't enhance Walker with three .seconds restatus, either, with a 104- uiaining gave Cleveland its vie83 loss to the Detroit PLstons tory over lA)s Angeles. Walker, Sunday night. slio had not attempted a field Costello kept the locker room goal throughout the game, took dosed for nearly a hall-hour the ball near riiidcourt with 14 and later emerged with his eyes seconds left and drove up the moist and red'runincd and his lane to break a ¶15-95 tie. and in practice dubious distinction of the tile last seven starts. rst record in the NatIonal 'A der s Go SCC Rai - 0 Ken Atkins and 6-2 Willie Williams at guards, and either 6-3 . From good to bad and now have the Bucks their sixth defeat in played Atlanta squads, only the following day. In all, six area by Ken Brown and Charlie College Saturday. Seminole, Just off a banner season, is depending largely on freshmen this season and coach Joe Sterling is optimistic, his *20 lxnnts to spark Detroit past the Pistons, who svon their sixtII .season. tile Bucks have gone successive g-,iniv ;Ind handed his team's first touchdown, a l That's the roundball spirit flowing at Seminole Community College as the school's basketball team prepares to open the ng '- the short span of a little over .I The junior midget picture games, dating back to when the Bro WTI and Richard ,Millima n. boils down to the winner of the team played in the Pee Wco Brown blocked a punt to set up Go, you Ra idersl of 6-11 Sammy Williams at center,6-3 Robert Lewis at forward,6- Atkins and Wilken rso are scphomc.rcz. . junior yard pass play from Scott Frick 60 Fort Pierce and came away a playoff game going to the Nov. South Seminole 26 Disney Bowl, with the loser midgets were paced by to Bobby Van Twyer taking it to Of the three teams which playing in the Rotary Bowl the touchdown efforts of two yards the one, wh-, ,re Frick sneaked it . - i Weaker men might have the Bucks. Kevin Porter added thrown in the towel by now. In 18 po ints and Bob Lanier 16 for ..; Saturday night against Florida College of Tampa. Saturday's game will begin at 8, being preceded by a prep jamboree starting at 6:15 featuring Lyman, Seminole, Apopka and Spruce Creek. Seminole, 23-7 last year, will have a starting lineup Tuesday Victor Wilkerson or 64 Bob Zipko at wing. Sammy give up." ck. 13-0 victor. _A N'~ :' I ic c Basketball Pro Hockey Pro Bucks' coach. "I'm not going to virus earlier Sunday, poured South Seminole's junior Teddy Boag, Miller and Dave Milwee Pee Woes traveled to Tuskawilla-South Seminole ranks. • sland it," says the Nfilwaukee Ford, hospitalized with ;I severe superb got Tuskawilla Seminole came up with a by the Atlanta Little Blue pense of a South Lake team staggering upset of Lake Devils, 45-6. which had won 20 consecutive defensive efforts from Joly 1p ,,,, ;4 , 4 "8.""A1k;,11,,.,.l,lOilIt,,ii. , 04 # 0#6 ., "I"a, , '. .,A-&--, / 0 L 1 11 The Associated Press tough and we're not winning." How are you holding up, l.arIn other NBA action, Clevery Cost ello' land nippe d lAs Angeles 97-95 "1 think I've been through and Seattle turned back Indiana tugh hard tunes the past sev- 121.118. eral months that I think I can DefensIve specialist Chris Doug Jordan, Scott Duffy, midgets lost to the Little Red Wolfpack. Tusk a will a defeated Devils, 55-0, and the South e-- - 101SCOREBOARD Take e Lakeview, 19-0, and South Seminole midgets were stunned midget victory was at the ex- K harder and harder for us to win this game," said SCC coach Joe Sterling this morning, lie noted that Beanie Shaw led the alumni 111 NBA Old man upset struck again In South Seminole Cobras of the teams will play in the Disney Miller. Don Secord punted the Pop Warner League junior bantam league came up Bowl, four in the Rotary. South times for a 3 per boot average, Saturday as Tuskawilla and with victory. The Cobras Seminole junior bantams will his longest a 55-yarder. Oscar South Seminole junior midget handed the Atlanta Big Red earn a bowl berth if they win Ybarra came up with two passp teams continued their collision Devils a 25-13 loss, their first of Saturday's 7:30 game in interceptions while there were course in quest of a Disney the season. Teague junior Rockledge against the Cocoa five fumble recoveries — by . ' .., ' Bucks . . 1. -w I --, . S .'.s,;';.4 :;jT" �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Monday, Nov. 15, 197 WOMEN Monday, Nov. iS, 117-1B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sidewalk t4 Club Notes Artists X i Beta Eta Show I Handiwork Winners in the recent Hole-In-One Contest sponsored by XI Beta Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi to raise money for the Seminole Youth Ranch in the name of their Valentine King contestant Cliff Miller were: Lincoln Larson, $25 cash for holein-one; Jack MeGrotha, $15 gift certificate from Senkar'ik Glass and Paint Co. and $15 gift certificate from Knight's Shoe Store; Dick Elam, $20 worth of gas from Dekle's Gulf Service Station and Jim Ryan, a six-foot ladder from Chase & Company. Tickets were donated by Adcock's Roofing. , Gentle Birth Delivers Education for A Gentle Birth Childhood Eye Disorders and Parenthood will hold its Normal and Abnormal. 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She brought Don't tell me to grab it while which could be the reason he back home, bound hand, he's in the bathtub. it's a battle isn't very popular with the "in" DEAR ABBY: For the Dear fi't and heart with nothing but to get him to take a both, too. crowd at school. lie is slightly woman who lost her husband to chains of love. lie thinks deodorants are for overweight, but there are latter a younger woman, here's HOME AGAIN sissies, and the smell is awful txii who date so that can't be man's story: I)EA It HOME: Another flease he lp me, the reason I loved my wile dearly, but classIc example of a woman uE:uT1i: IN after six children and 35 years it breaks my heart to 'ce him casting herself In the role of a marriage, our relationship BISMARCK alone all the time sex ojet to get hai she ctune so .,.l.,..., uiu tI t..t, IC IL .... 3UI I DEAR tiI'.RTIIA: wants, It may be fine for some Nag him, A girls' club u having a was losing my m anhood. I As soon as mw y wife got word . but the Women's threaten him, beg him and dance, and the girls ask the of this, she did what every Ubbers would have her scalp bribe him 11 necessary. blamed it on her devotion to our 1 of my best friends home and children rather than woman who really loves her for such a degrading ploy. nothing works, look at It this bio has a daughter in this club on my age. husband should do. She caught sta>; You'll never hate to DEAR nR AI3HY My husband Depressed, I left home under a bus and travelled 1,500 miles sleeps in his underwear. All worr) about another woman Should I put a bug in my the pretense of seeking work in to win back her man. She didn't winter he wears the long woolen stealing him. And he's easy to friend's ear and ask her to ask her (laughter to ask my son lit, a distant state, but I had other whine or hire any lawyers, or kind, and he sleeps in the same find in the dark, wouldn't have to know I things in mind. I found a willing even scold rue for what I had underwear he's worn all day. arranged it. DEAR ABBY I am the young girl who looked up to me done; she came courting me The problem is getting him to mother of a very nice, but shy MOM .ioringly, lifted my spirits and like a sweetheart, arid she laid a change 17-)ear-old son. lie has never restored my lagging sense of loving on me like she hadn't Abby, he has four suits of DEAR MOM: Don't put any manhood. I felt as though I had done in years Of course I knew clean underwear in his drawer, had it date in his life, and l'rmi bugs in any body's ear, Your sun found the fountain of youth, so I that some of her passion was but he refuses to put on a clean sure it's because he's afraid may be a late bloomer. And filed for a divorce solely on the faked, but we men are gullible, pair without a fight. I have a he'll get turned (town, another one of his problems grounds of sexual in. and I loved her all the more for terrible time getting it away lie is an honor student, but could be a well-meaning mother it. compatibility, from him to put it in the wash. doesn't do very well in port ,,. ss ho's Inclined to run Interference for him. Let him detelop socially at his own pace. In Winter-With Lairyone has a problem. Wnal's yours? For a personal reply, write to great between now require ((0 different f&'tiltzer By MARYI.IN lIPTON and taken into consideration the BBY. Boa No 9700 I A , Calif herald Correspondent February. This is the greatest front foods planted at any other Enclose stamped, sell growing interest in "natural" iQØ5 time for lettuce and greens." seasoii, according to Brown. and ' 'Organic" pestcoiitroi. addressed envelope, For Abby's booklet, "How Have While the rest of the country Foods planted now will land "An) good "-6 fertilizer will do l'uicre one product available a Lovely Wedding," tendto to is shovelling snow, Sanford on the table in anything from fine, regardless of brand," he commercially," says Brown. Abigjil Van Buren. (31 Lasky Or natives drag out their OWU three weeks I radishes to says. Beverly Hills. Calif PIIMI "That is useful for most of the enclot. a long, tSIl.Cddr,tt.d, shovels-to dig a productive cabbage 180-901. They will The agent's office has also worm problems in wintertime- stamped .nv,iop* winter vegetable garden. it bacteria According to Reggie Brown in For people who want to plant County Seminole *he a garden but Feel they need to gricultural Agent's office, harvest SOi1It knowledge first, Marriage "Some pests and problems are Brown advises, -We have a slightly less now than at other . gentkmnan here, John Matthes, times. And any cool season who is in the office 5 (lays a Applications .% ',-' vegetables can be planted, even week from 8:30 to 5 p.m. and + * * this late in the year." can answer questions for any Brown lists the recommended John I.. Grayson, 19, 5 one who wants to come in. We vegetables as beets, broccoli. also have detailed information Burton hn., limbS, Walker, 18, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, in bulletins for people who want 2536 Piliiietto Ave. elery, collards, kohlrabi, to come by and pick theni up Win. G. 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We offer so much We bring you the latest ne you about current business sports happeningsh Wh looking for the latest bargains, the best restaura events, musical concerts reports and countless 0th things , . . We have them. "where.to.jjnd" index for everything in town. And we your own backyard! ) YOU GET IT ALL WHEN YOU A SUBSCRIBE! ----------------------------------------Enter My Subscription To The Evening Herald Name: Address City: Phone: -- Enclosed is my check in the amount of S_______________________________ (Year 52840 6 Months $14.20 2 Months S4.80 1 The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla. 32771 �2Ev,nIngH,ra, Sanford, Fl. Monday, N ov. IS, 1976 Ev.nJng CALENDAR ate Z 0, S MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 ldyllwflde School PTA 7:30 p.m. 1':4 LINDA S. SISIKANICH Beginner's Dog Obedience classes, 6:15 and 7 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. Fee for 10 week center to register. Humane Society of Seminole County, 8 SAVE 16 lliway 17-7. ), Concord PlaZI, longWMIL Florida Nurses Assn. District 37, 4 p.m., Count)' Health Center, 900 French Ave., Sanford. Business Seminar sponsored by Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce, 9 am. to 4 p.m. Maitland Civic Center. Luncheon included. Winter Park-Orlando Phi Nlu Alumnae. hair-styling makeup techniqucs c b>D Marvaldi at Glamour Quorum, 180 Park Ave No., Winter Park. a n( AMPLE nn IW %A A AVi -1 11 I - flflA . '-', ijctP I t 1 g "z Saicta" ' I 6:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. Senior Citizens 4-day trip to Key West and the Everglades. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 a.m., pick up at Casselberry, 8:30 a.m. Contact Doris Rogers for in. formation THURSDAY. NOVENIBER 18 Seminole Players present "6 RMS FUV VU," 7:30 p.m ., seminleComrnunht)couegemroughsuflda) Triple Play. ihirce one-acts, presented by Lyman Theatre, 7 P' m-, Lyman High School auditorium, Longwood. Through Friday. Scarves ''--J A I Handbags I Dee W. Jackson Benjamin F. Johnson Johnny Knight Elizabeth Mainor Lon C. Simerly Mary L. Smith Willie J. Gilbert Pauline E. Snyder Eva D. Thompson IAo Katzenberger '( .r • Cos time F ' / M arylesthe rs, . . . _- .-?' Tk . • .., Michael Ibrdin Maureun Newton Oliver W. Reaves * I 1 . I iij Polyester Knits in holiday tops. Sizes 10 to .: \ '\k I Iff1,vy E - I I I I • - Jill . - -Tr hour likely becoming the extreme north to low Us In ".%nottlierly tonight. Rain the extrcme south. 1wilbability 20 per cent tonight TUESDAY'STIDES Daytona Beach Highs 2 1:,and Tuesday. a-in, and 3:03 p.m.; Lows 9:64 EXTENDED FORFCAST Scattered 0owers mainly auL and 9:20 p.m. Port Canaveral: Highs :21 Igiver tk north pairtion of the r 5fte0D W edn esday and south a.m. and 2:5Op.m.; Lows 8:44 ,jwtlon on 71unday, 9therwhe am. and 8:44 p.m. Baypoil: Higb 8:37 a.m. and 1~ p*d days &ad coal Wghu In the and 328 pm., mild to warm In the south 3:02 p. in. si u m. I Suedes I . . . - IS Wide ._1 Selecti on BRIAN f -4 of Molding OPEN: MON.-FRI.: 8 a.m.-$ P.M. I 'i'- GLASS & PAINT COMPANY, INC. 218-220 E. FIRST 9 FREE ~WDPPIY SANFORD Pd 1 D1AL322 3524 a 21OMAG NOLIA I . •--- I i • . Girls" by ACME Jut IiJhI j Ak TO ENJOY ALL Y EAR ' I _'t - . I, \ if "ou . ri' hot PH 3224622 BILOXI, Miss. — Airman First Class Brian K. Lo-ette, son of Mrs. Boyce 1. Lovette of 1 817 Vermont Ave., Portsmouth, Va., has graduated with honors I at Km. ler AFB, 0KI.AHUMA CITY Captain David A. Nagy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nagy of 352 I Casselberry, has received the y the Air Training Command. Airman Lovette's father, Thomas If. Lovette, resides at 1 7V Highland St Springs. It I I DOWNTOWN SANFORD DIAL 322-4712 ' ..i_. •. ., sure of size i i a..,. Several Styles to choose from $10 down will hold your selection for - I . Christmas I SANFORD i 4 Reg. 6.00 Soft l4r c ulon ' c:.r1. "' Good color selection I - B Our Lovely From YOURPURCHASES ag - I tore I II COR 3RD& MAGNOLIA . - WITH niq ADDRESS BOOK I II II Assorted Colors 1299' 1 I 549 Reg. 6.95 WITH "M. . •i I I Asstd Colors In Top Quality Vinyl '%'\ ' a SANFORD 25 1 5 ___ __ ul ! a . . 3 BU OS ON STEM Shop HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER ____ - Your ChoIrs ry I I Narcissus, r Crocus I H is wife, Cherie, the daughter of Mrs. Floy Fudge of JOSEPHB.MARIGLIAN() 701 W. 24th St., Sanford. Mm ORLANDO — Navy Seaman Rhoades' father is Orson Revrwt Joseph B. Marigliano, Boniface of 911 W. Lake Drive, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry New Pon lbchey. Marigliano of 1637 Bloomfield Dtltona, has completed recruit training at the Naval Paradise Infant & Toddlers Sizes thru 14 $1350 •• n0Fiu 01 Imports(- I PH 322 0984—COME SEE j, ?*J 1 8020 ('' practice of collecting Christmas I A ' $18 savings without paying Interest in return. A Scroog*.type tradition, It there ever was onal Financing AvailabW • '\ FiRST / FEEWMAL, of SMPJM SANFOFto 9 OVIEDO 0 . ..4. s ORLANDO • APOPKA • OS8ARy ne airman is a 1973 graduate of A.D. Johnston ifigh School, Bessmer, Stich. His father, eorge L. Wydetic, r esides at Ironwood, Mich. . . .1I ,..:. sandal with style befilling .t nan'.,.• Princess The sling ankle elasticized Un front for Siipn. sippoff Case The iflole is CUShIQfle(jfQr tJdecJ comfort An(j Hash Puppies rl, . - Sizes 6 thru 11 AAA-E Widths Ill., SAN ANTONIO alter completing Air Force basic — H. Currier, sonAirman of Mr. training. and Mrs Daniel J Carrier of During the six weeks traiiIng 150 N. Leisure Wood Drive N, at L.acklind AFB, Tex., the Steven DeBary. has beeti assigned to airmw studied the Air Force Altus AFB, Okla., for training mission, organization and 1 I /1 L. PH 322-4403 Calif., has been assigne(I to STEVENCURRIER -' snap FREEZERS WASHERS DRYERS Western Aut SAN ANTONIO — Airman Richard A. Kemp, son of Mrs. Shirley M. Medetros of 1642 Bancroft Dr Santa Rosa, hush REFRIGERATORS W FIRST ST of the Strategic Air Command. "" PRINCESS f I'TI'AC BOB BALL$ 301 ' ' • DISHWASHERS LONGWOOD ' vi Layaway Now For Christmas SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Wydetic, a pharmacy specialist, is assigned at Kincheloe AFB, Mich., wi th a unit G "\.. . 98 — lzwrence F. Wydetic. son df Springs, has been promoted to senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. . . RANGES , 1977 ACCOUNTS NOW BEING OPENED cir 710 E. First st tablord nda us namely the - .. lJJflrcjrob c . - '. We've broken an old Christmas tradition, AND 1 • - I1.4%". With Black Patents I I LAVRENCEWYDETIC Mrs. Eunice M. Wydetic of 147 Add Sparkle To Your Holidays Whirlpool A . 1 PH. 3224240 _____ lovely holiday disappointed. -- 23o6 FRENCH AVE. our ea — COMPLETE WITH BULBS & POTTING SOIL 10.4 1 322 5651 Deaf All Advertised or fashions. You'll not be $.r5O Delft Flower Pots CONVENIENT CREDITTERMS I Is W. FIRST ST. Of Robins. is I Auto Parts We Will Meet I Silk Roses ( \ \\ Handpaint.d - From H U. d BADCOCK ESTABLISHED 1904 Handmade 5 J' You'll be surprised at the great gift ideas awaiting you at Badcock I rr cardigan, designed to be worn over pants. They're both available at The Little Wardrobe . ,, I Sanford COUPON : status. The sergeant is a 1912 graduate of Lyman High University in GreenvWe. S.C. WITH Reg. 6.50 enllsted in the U.S. Air Force management and supervision, after being selected for career is a structural repairman at Se rgeant Rhoades a 19'7l g raduate of Wagner High School. Longwood. His wi School, Clark AFB, PhiflipRosemary, is the daughter of pines, attended Bob Jones SPECM i S MaJor Annlicrnces II I I \I 4er Wrangler Jeans ary • - I I ~-Mjlrcl performance Restores We're Now Distributors 1 Z rt, School you're really sincere about and check our prices. LAY-AWAY-NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! A Tracy Is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dave McNeill. She Is 10 years dand at te nds IdlIid " I all • X li - FROM 'ROUND THE WORLD II Sewing Machines for Mom. Easy Chairs for Dad... 1 I1 NOTICE %irlpool CHRISTMAS 1A CLUB Fif, , sav;ng 'OSS, you will stop In I MAC Mai Introducing Tracy McNeill '' We now have our complete Christmas stock on display. I If .. --- N FURNITURE II I Noncommissioned at Officer Leadership School AFB, Ga. VAt PARAISO Fla — Sergeant Roderick H. Oliver, The sergeant, who was son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. in military Oliver of Deaary, has re trained . ______ COUPON Buy in Nov. be g la d in Dec. Expires Nov. 19th I HAZEL PORTFOLIA 1 WITH HANDLES DELIVERY - .. I I EASY CREDIT TERMS —. RODERICK IL OLIVER ' - $ tS STORE '-- RECORD PLATE I - lie joined the Navy in July. •"LL-ç'" .. Communications Agency, the Lt. Putt will now fly the F-4 Master Sergeant and Mrs. Phantom with a unit of the Conrad L Rhoades of 210 Tactical Air Command at Wilson Drive. Summerville, S.C., has graduated from the MacDill AFB, Fla. 11MM, -1 _. J IV I , ________ r I I ______ project officer and systems Haven Rock Lane, Longwood, followin g graduation from U.S. WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — Air Force pilot training at Sgt. Conrad L. Rhoades 11, son of retired U.S. Air Force Williams AFB, Ariz. II ... SANFORD COR. 3RD& MAGNOLIA SHOE I 208 E FIRST -T. Bikes- Trikes- WagonsI I . jJ I I standingdutyperforrnanceasa engineer with a unit of the Second lieutenant Kerry R. Putt, of retired U.S. Air Tactical Air Command. Force Lieutenant Colonel and RHOADES Mrs. Carroll E. Putt of 315 ________ .. Meritorius Service Medal at Tinker AFB, Okla. Nagy was ci" for out- Pentagon. Ariz Silver He now serves atTmkerasa in hay been awarded to computer systems design _____ V I DAVID NAGY analyst with the Programming CHA NDLER, ------ COUPON sajMa,m*I**i*rn.a,d Columbia - AMF I 11 1 I I Sweeney's OPEN FRI. NITES • r ____ - - Buy In Nov. be glad in Dec. Expires Nov. 19th • GIFT WRAP MeWs 11 COUPON CROSS PEN or PENCIL I Recliners . I certific'" I — COR. 3RD& MAGNOLIA chrome, boxed I I . COUPON --- 'A Iiiiii With • I I I I Your choice of rich velvet or carefree Herculon covers. ,$9995 , (hi . — Sweone 'S I Swivel .—. .' COUPON I I ' AB, Japan, as a materiel facilities supervisor. The ant attended eminole School.His mother, Mrs. W.C. ffingo, lives at 606 Carlson Ave., Longwood. : Half sizes available by specia I order Z. Sgt Thorp Is serving at Framed $6 5 to $49 The U.S. t Photos Gabardina- 19 33 to $45 Wks ~no - k, Authentic Western Boots For Boys and . 13, IN 213 E. FIRST STREET I Highs ranging from near 70 In . t Sizes 8 to 18 ,. WE WILL Fashions For The Entire Family __________________________________________________ portion. Low mostly In the 40s in the SSp ulO9cheLd mild north, 50s in the central sod 60s tiroc&°' Tuesday. Highs around in the south portion at the state 80 and lows In ibe $ft Mostly with 70s expected in libe Keys. delivery — KERRY R. PUTT - Coordinated shirts and matching ties also available (iTL I Vests.......16 and '17 1 1 11 Tops. ... - - Today's I Short styles 'j 110 PARK AVE Ph 323 2631 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Punts & Answers or Munsingwear Sweaters i quality, comfort, ' ,r vi IQ Suits with Blazer Jackots ...... 140 I for pre-Christmas Also the ever popular "trench coat" All machine washable COSMETICS# BOUTIQUE and FASHIONS ____ Bucks Sandwich Shop, I . j\ ' 18. WILKiNSON, MRS. SUSIE 0. 'avee services for Mrs . / FUSSA, Japan Air Force has promoted Joseph C Thorp son of G E Thorp of 124 Pinecrest Drive, Sanford, to he rank of master sergeant. 11r_ N eghbn LHi. Wardrobe Slipovers 2O, 25 ' M I WEATHER . .\ — JOSEPH C. THORP pj Place your orders now double breasted styles. 111W I I Frames S N Slipover For His Christmas ../.4.. Funeral Notices o ff i c ia tin g arisson Funeral zip fronts, vinyls Sizes 5 thru 20 FREE Osceola. in who died Saturday Ormond Beach will be hold Tunday of 10: 30 a nn at C*enevai (I I DEPARTMENT STORE Tillis. I a special flaIr .... N & rr years of pleasure to the receiver. ' At..... performance. Nine colors to choose from. colors -- with coordinated \ ic - gj portions -/ I I 11 ty Wilkinson, Punta Gorda; three Funeral Home. Brisson in granddaughters, seven halt. charge. w:heut wInds 10 to 15 mi1e V Downtown Sanford I r CardiganI .' Great to give Grear to Own Bern e M. Parsell, Orange Bernl(e Bobby S, I uhChUUUdySWIIfl f County and was a member of Ike C. Tillis, Sanford; grand' Ahe Grace Baptist Church of parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.C. A Palatka. Tillis Lake Mary and Mrs. Survivors include a daughter, Mddred Shaffer, Sanford, Ms. Ruth Glisson, Merritt Funeral services were held Island; stepson, Carroll today at 3 p.m. at Briswn - I Custo Mi ors Airman Simkanich is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School Unusual and thoughtful gifts that will bring ' exciting look of these long evening dresses 'I, GIFT WRAP the holidays '' ,. Also See Our Selection of Stunning Evening Pant Suits vow out magnoiss center r OLBY home. She was born in Clay Sue Titus,' Longwood; brother, .' . I Evelyn Marple, DelAnd Lynn Emerson, Lake Mary .0set ..an Ormond Beach nursing Sunday's al V Wrap Up A ir 1 I I — — . . MRS. SLSIEWILXINSON Survivors include hi.s mother, Mrs SusIeO.Wdki nson,90,o; - Mrn-s. Carnlvn Rush of Sanford; t1 Nazarene Church. cwd . AREA DEATHS Lake Minnie Dr., died Saturday in OrWdo. Born in Sanford, he was a boatrigger. He attended II . t1hhi, DeBars Valeriei \' /1, W FROM $28.00 PH,322.5o22 '" Charlotte Chaplin Longwood Cyn thia D. Browdy, bviedo BOBBY S. TILLIS Bobby Steven ltths, 20, of 106 I \ ;/ ,f:'i FAIR FREE 311 E. FIRST ST. I Soft gowns for festive nights The i.,! STYLES BY ' Paintings, Plaques, Eistly America n BricA. Brac. Come see our collection. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS I \ academic credits through the Community Co ll ege of the Air V I DtSCI Angelo Gearges, Deltona Margaret P. Poley, Deltona Michelle A. charge of arrangements. L / \ I ) I' FURNITURE - Sanford Mrs. Gregory Maxwell, girl Ella A.shcraft / fuilish I WILSON - MAIER ' Samc1 PCtCO1 Berty J. Robinson Sarah B. Scipio Walter V. Siracuse conf y / . • EARLY SANTAS WWO for . totally new ..... and control systems, is being European Division at R.amsteln assigned to Hancock Field, AB, Ge rmany, His wife, Linda, N.Y., for duty with a unit of the is the daughter of retired U.S. Aerospace Defcnse Command. Air Force Master Sergeant and Completion of the course Mrs. K. B. Will iams of 504 enables the airman to receive David St Winter Springs FOR,. I The sergeant, who was Keesler AFB, Miss., from the trained in military U.S. Air Force technical management and supervision, training course for space is a safety technician at the control and warning systems Sheppard Technical Training operators. Center. Airman Simkanich, who Sergeant Schwind attended learned to operate electronic Manual High School and the consoles msed in space tracking University of Maryland V,W m -oJ/ totally feminine, \ I • - ':'i -Neason ' I l/fl . sleeves. Great pizazz for sizes 8-18 at only $33. • SANFORD PH 3222383 ,Mary Talmadge. Lake Mary William L. Machester, Iovonia, Mich. Gary K. Fields Jr., Orange one half-brother and ,t~any Weces and nephews. Crisson Funeral Home 6 - 111 flCl(p 200 N. PARK Toffunie J. Bradley Peggy G. Brinson Tonya Bronson Barbara Hollie Brend' a L. Howard James M. James J. 't 're / zip front, neat tau T. 416 Wall Decorations ' • Dacron th easy step-In I I I C) ,— . f;' .. ,c Waw F or The Partying r, () 7 •1' . emerald, violet and Incligo. washable j ? tt! - 0, The practicdl details? Its f I / . multi-stripes of mauve, All at giftable Interesting 'fr \j- . S /,/ I , ', Jungle Jade or African Violet rimmed with printed I Lamps.... I I I 10 1 9 I Randall Smith, DeBary Helen Tedrow, DeBar) Jo M. Bowman, Deland -- T •i 9 I A Deposit Now Will Hold Your Giffsft24L~ 1_ \ N14For Christmas. I I j Florence D. Bennett, DeBary i I I 6.iell Marie L. Wilkin Earl Williams I Stephen G. Dickens, Deltona Ethei M. Hughes, Deltona Ed w ard A. Huntsman, Deliona Ruth Manning, Deitona I. I generous proportions. Picture this: Sparkling I Lamps, Floor " I / Henry Pyle BIRTHS Mr . and Mrs Donald Soil), Carder, a girl. Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford. Barba ra A. Jackson bass, boy ??i- , . 4/1 ( I fantasy rainbow stripes in Matched Table I -.--- .. Sanford, has graduated at FREE PARKING VARIETY SELECTION op ., L_' I I Stylish Swags, '\,,< /AA\ ' your selection Jewelry 9 Anna I.. UiFantis Anna Reber, DeBar) Philip T. MCVk•S Oliver E. Sjoblom, Lake W. Glenn Miller PANLW 9 prices. Make ADMISSIONS Mary -1 I Sanford: Barbara E. Clemmer Eleanor G. Duguid Dar w in JFedder Louie F. Garner (i ' nt,,Po.inpS y II Alfred W. Jacobsen, bviedo William It. Smiddy, Lincoln Park, Mich. NOVEMBER 14 Clifford Howard I• I W ond e rful Gifts! ' i HOSPITAL NOTES NOVEMBER 13 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Mildred I Dougherty C te I II ' I • Loungewear J a II . Lingerie WEDNE.SDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Skating party sponsored by Deltona Band Boosters, rn n I/A M AA 18 f[K\\ • , Talk by Sgt Harold (Beau) Taylor of the Seminole Sherifrs Dept. on crimes against women End the elderly, Sanford Wom an 's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave., 1:30 p.m. Free and open to the public. Schwind, son of Mrs. Dorothy Schwind of 1628 Moshel, E. BIIDXI, Miss. — Airman Peoria,Ill., has graudated fr n 1~nda S. Simkanich, daughter the Air Training Command of retired Navy Chief Petty Noncommissioned Officer Officer and Mrs. George Leadership School at Sheppard Simkanich of 303 Tucker Drive, AFB, Tex. 0 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Lyman High School PTSA,8 p.m.. school auditoritun. Film and lecture on emergency medical information. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, Civic Center, bag lunch at noon, followed by Bingo. Monday, Nov. is, 9738 Armed Forces ' fl HOP Herold, Sanford, FL I, - and duty in the U.& Air Force customs and received speeW transportation field. iruAruction in human relatiow. The ati Kemp receive r :1Ycorn ple ted basic specialized "rag in the r'! If'1[l s]"]( Lackland AFB. Tex. J[1. , rE.i iI, I L aircraft equipment main- Currier is a 1976 graduate of tenance field. DeLand Ihgh School. tie is a 197S graiduate of Piner lbghScbool.His father, r et ired RONALD SCHWIND U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1?irst Class WtWani D. Kemp, reside:s 1CHiTA F AL1 Tex — at 639 Sherwood Dr., tamoW Staff Sergeant Ronald A. Springs. �4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 1S, 1t76 __________________________ TONIGHT'S TV Monday Liz Is Happy SCHOOL BOAROCONT 24 AUCTiON CaNT, 1030 6* .j..At'I BURKE SHOW 7 SCHOOL BOARD coNi 24 AUCTION CONT 11 4 2 6 12) ws 6* WILD. WILD WEST 7' MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 24 AUCTiON CNT. 11 30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 1 CBSMOVIE"TheAflair" Robed Wagner, Natalie Wood. A __ songs overcomes her physical atflctxxi and faces love f fi first time as a wynan. 6' MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 3C CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 1145 Evening 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS GM EMERGENCY ONE 24 AUCTION 63° 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 G CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9ABCNEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS SM I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 WILD KINGDOM 24 AUCTION CaNT. 730 Marlene Diotrich, Warner Cland (B&W) ¶932. (FrI.) "Li1 tIe Boy Lost Bng Crosby, Claude DaLhin. (BSW) 1953. 24 IN SCHOOL TEL EVISION. Orange County School System. unbl 3 pm 930 6* 700 CLUB 2 12 SANFORD AND SON (R) 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1100 2 12 IMEEL OF FOR. TUNE 4' PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 GAMBIT 61 NOT FOR WOP4ENONLY pty Dr Frank Fiekj 9 DON HO SHOW ¶130 2 12 STUMPERS 4' 6 I LOVE OF LIFE GM L 0 V E. AMERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) 11 50 6* PAUL HARVEY COMMENTARY II 55 4 I 6' S* CBS NEWS : tws 2 WILD KINGDOM 'Realm of the iea 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 JOHN MCKAY SHOW GM HOGAN S HEROES 9 BREAK 't' f'II 12 CANDID CAMERA 24 AUCTION GOUT 800 2 12 LITRE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Charles (4de4 Lardon) rL5heS to Wtsoorin when he bare his rTx)theq has ced aid his father (A,thi,, ilI) is susodal wth grief First of 4 6 RHOOA Gary Les I)fOfltS 9M) FOth the OflC ever asaprospective daughter iii law. Ron Silver is ?eattxed. 9 THE CAPTAIN AND tENNILLE GueSts The Lennon sisters, Redd Foxz. Ray ¶2:00 6 WILD. WILD WEST GM THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 2.15 9 THE FBI (R) ¶00 2 12 TOMORROW NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 1 05 'SI' MOVIE' 'Three Musketeers ' The Ritz Afternoon 1200 2 9' NEWS :4 :'$ YOUNG AND REST. LESS 6$ PERRY MASON 9' NEWS 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 4' 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW GM LOVE, AMERICAN 1'lS 9 DAILY WORD 1 30 4 LATE EW 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4' PASTORS STUOY 300 51 LAUREL AND HARDY Tuesday 24 AUCTION CaNT 0 __ ,TYLt 6 PHYLLIS PhIIS frantically tends off an hot headed 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 4 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS /flflY, MD 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS I 00 2 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS ' 9 RYAN'S HOPE I 30 2 12' DAYSOFOtJRLIVES 4 :6 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEijt) 200 9 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4; 6.. THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 3()() 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY Morning 900 2 12 THE BIG EVENT "Sybi." pail two. Cor*. from fast rgt1. Joanne Woo(Mard starsasapsych.atnsttyeaflnga woman (Sally Field) who has developed 16 PersOnalities. The drama, based on a best seller by Flora Rheta Sdvieber. is based on a real case 4 6 MAUDE Waiter has a weird dream, wt'ien Mtu I rd out, he paracs at the and end ther 1' SCHOOL BOARD GOUT. 9 NFL FOOTBALL Buffalo Bifis at Dallas 24 AUCTION CONT 930 4 AIlS FAIR. Charley's carefii oiae for a speoai arwvelsarycetxabondok,1Je to ease the shock when she tolls Rchard may be preg. riant Pail ona of two pafl.s. 1000 4 6 EXECUTIVE SUITE: A ser heafl attack puts Flowell fkidodge out of action aid the other cMoctors begin a struggle for power that puts heavy pressue on hard r*inq Pearce Pry. 6* NEWS she 600 4 (Pv'Cfl) CAMERA THREE (Tues) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed) EVER'YWOMMl (Fn) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 2 (vlofl) WITH THIS RING (Tues, Thtas.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed ) D6CC, PRO FILES IN EDUCATION (Fri.) PICTURE OF HEARH versity 04 Aoda 630 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMEsTER 6* FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHCM 7' LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 6:34 12 LIViNG WORDS 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR 6.45 4' LOCAL NEWS 6.54 12 WItrs HAPPENING? 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local at 725 and 8 ) 4,' 6 CBS NEWS (7:30 a m.. Cl, 4. local nens.) 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 6$ THE FLINTSTONES '24 VILLA ALEGRE 315 330 4 BEWITCHED 6 MATCH GAME 75 6* THREE STOOGES 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM 400 2 IRONSIDE (R) 4. GIWGAN'S ISLAND 6 MERV GRIFFIN 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12.' HOUWC*JO SQUARES 7 , :4 SESAA FLOYD STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER. EN1ERPRISES THEATCES TWtATlE s. WED. THUIS. $w ,• ,• ADULTS 9 9 ciiio-. ,sc iJ,( NII$ON 'cm - 9 ctj WELBY M D 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM ¶2(R) GM MY THREE SONS 7 2 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 12 CMERGENCY ONE ICA: ("Good P43rfl.nçj at 7.25 and 8 am.'. riow. weather. SpOfls) 800 CAPTAIN 4. .6' KANGAROO 6$ DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (En) MAX B. NlP.LE 7i IN SCHOOL TELEVISION; L.ki 330 p.m.. Duval County Sctiool System. 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 830 5.30 2' 6.' HOGAN'S HEROES 6$ PARTRIDGE FAMILY 24 THE ELECTRIc 9' * couNrri CLOSE UP BEVERLY HIU,BILIJES Pr.t.ct your ho.. by prstsdlq ye., ghbors. ft y.0 as wiythlag stispidous—CAU TilE POUi 24 UILAS. YOGA AND YOU 900 2' PHIL DONAHUE SHOW MIKE DOUGLAS Sl*YW 9' MOViE (M)n.)"AjiaP,s. bohavati " Greer Gärson, Walter Pdgoon. (BAW) 1948 (Tues.) "Pardners" Dean n, Jeny Lows 1956 (Wed.) "A CId ie Waiting.' B Lancaster, y Gailard (Thu's.) Shan Erwss HELP !1,,°'ONOMY HITEI MW1 STOP cRIMES Aflorn,y G,n.v&s Offic, Todokon, fo fo, mfgnnosion, koi,. ph. police o, IWf PH'S Mw. PLUS "WORKING GIRLS" 2002 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) ________________ Ph. 3234266 PIzgii 4Iut. Sanford There Are A Lot Of Good Th Under Our Root' THERES A LOT MORE AT PiZZA HUT THAN JUST PIZZA Oven Baked SpiQhstt$ And Cevatini Assorted Submarine Sandwiches Fresh Totsed Salads 8e.r And Biv.rag.s EVERYTHING MADE TO ORDERI F WATCH OUR ADS I IFOR OUR FAU SAVmGj LUNCHEON SPECIAL' SERVED $ MON. THRU FRI. _' Soon To Wed VIENNA -She sings. She dances. She's engaged. - We Found a'bappy Elizabeth Taylor on the second-floor stage of Tuscawifia GabrIell: Road andlh: Sascha-Vienna studios. She was finishing her role in "A Little North lot line of Lot 6 as per plat of Tuscawilla Unit . as recorded in Night Music," her first musical since "A Date With Judy" at midPlat Book 20. Page IS, Public 1950 MGM. r,ecuru Or 3C,flOIC i,.uunry. She had recovered from the bronchitis and sinusitis that kept Florida, run N IS degrees 17' 32" W her confIned to her Imperial hotel suite. along the North line of said Lot 6 a distance of 6904 feet to the point of Most of all, she was radiant about her forthcoming wedding to beginning, thence continue N 53 John Warner, 49, former U.S. secretary of the navy, degrees 1752W along said North "We haven't set the date," she said, "but it will be sometime line of Lot 6. a distance of S30.43 feet; thence N 0.4 degrees 42' 05" E before the end of the year. Ve will spend Christmas at Gstaad 3-3*3.00 feet, thence s IS degrees 17' (Switzer!anil) with our children." Warner has three by his 52" E 792.15 feet; thence marriage to PitLsburgh heiress Catherine Mellon. They were degrees 23' 40" W 365.91 feet to the Point of curvature of a curve con divorced tll 1973. cave Southeasterly, with a radius l She and Warner met, Miss Taylor explained, at a party given by 679.31 feet and a central angle of the Iranian ambassador to the United States, Ardeshir Zahedi. degrees 40' 02"; thence run south. westerly along the arc of said curve She has spent time at his farm at Middleberg, Va., and they will 53 34 feet to the point of beginning. make their home there and in Washington. She finds the capital containing 3000 acres, more or less, atmosphere more fascinating than what she has known most of sub(ect to restrictions of record. her life in films. All interested parties are invited to attend and be heard Said hearing Will she quit films? may b.econtinued from time to time I'll continue working in pictures that interest inc. In fact, I'm until final action is taken by said supposed to do a cameo as a kind of surprise ending in a picture in City Council. THIS NOTICE shall be posted in California in January. 1 don't remember the name of it." three (31 public places within the Miss Taylor renounced her American citizenship during her City of Winter Springs. Florida, at marriage to Richard Burton. She hasn't made a decision on the City Hall. and published in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of regaining it, explaining that the process takes live years. general circulation in the Cily of Despite their political differences, Miss Taylor may find herself Winter Springs. Florida, one time at playing a Nancy Reagan role at his side. He is reportedly planleast fifteen (IS) dayS prior to the aforesaid hearino. In addition. ning to nm for the Senate from Virginia. notice halI be posted in the area to Warner, who directed the Bicentennial Administration, was in be considered at least fifteen ( Vienna for the engagement announcement, and he impressed the days prior to the date of the public hearing actress' co-workers as a take-charge guy accustomed to giving DATED: November 10th, 1978 or(lers. That bodes well, since MISS Taylor's most successful City of Winter i,irr,nø,' wns to the !te Mke Todd, who had the .amc facuity. Springs. Florida Elizabeth looked good at 44, a bit wan from her illness, someBy. S Mary T Norton GARY E. MASSEY what bu.xoin but thin-waisted in the corseted costume of 19(t 616 E Semoran Blvd. Vienna in ''A Little Night Music.'' Aitamonte Springs, Fia. 37701 "This is the first singing I've done in a movie since 'Cynthia,' City Attorney with George Murphy and Mary Mtor. My songs in 'A Date With Publish, Nov 15. 1976 DEF 80 Judy' were dubbed," she said. "Cynthia' was the picture in which _____________________________ I received my first screen kiss. The boy, I think, was James FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that we are I,ydon.'' lt was). engaged in business at I 4 Industrial "In those years I had a very high soprano. Now I'm not sure Park. Seminole County, Florida what I have.'' under the fictitious name of DIXIE "What she has is a girl's voice and a woman's voice," explains PRIDE PEANUT CO. and that we intend toregister saidname with the Harold Prince, who is directing "A I.ittle Night Music," as he did Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole on the New York and lndon stages. "She has two voices, just as County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious she has two personalities, the girl and the woman." Archie Own Screenplay O'Connor the actor, no relation t') O'('onnor the novelist: "1y agent brought ne the book and wanted me to (10 the part tol Mayor Frank Skeffington, the book's central Figure. "I say okay, but I wanted to see the Tracy movie. So I did. I didn't think I could repeat what I saw on the screen, so I said, 'Lit rue see the old screenplay iiiaybe what was on the .'reen wasn't the screenplay." But it was. Whereupon O'Connor commenced writing a new version directly From the tøii,k, incorporating aspects of SEEK & FINDS the novel he says he feels either sei'e lacking or overplayed in the movie. Fur example, he says, "I'm going to keep the bigotry F'dwin O'Connor had in the novel, but I'm going to play It as an ulidertorie rather than as the main theme." O'Connor said he'll probably start Filming the movie next March or April. When interviewed he was about a third of the way through writing the shooting script. It miiay soumid weird, the star of CBS' "MI in the Family" writing a movie. But O'Connor, who holds a history degree From the University College of Dublin and a master's degree in English from Montana University, says he's always worked at xerlvening, lie says a stage play he wrote appeared here in 1964 long before "Family" gave him bigbucks fame and he wrote part of a recent CBS special in which he appeared, "Three For the Girls." And, he says, just before "Family" hit, he'd spent 10 months in Italy, writing a loveand-sadness screenplay. But the finn that hired huii to write it dropped out of movie-making, he adds. - -- NOTABLE OAKS PIN OS ED IS NOR! DL OK FE ADEHRETSUICFAELKAOT V CU L NO SL E N N A SE BY N A O H K U MBA 0Y UP I N OAK N RU FOARELFNOVEHVANEBET OROKLACTNHGWBEKAYDI N OEAKC LWH I MHI KOSTON RALHAKUPEUE IANYAEAL 0KB N 00 AL KA K 01 I ON K KS CRAYEANAMERKADYAOUN AI7OTKOKBUTARKOFHRO LDOAI LKRAP KAOALSTER AGNKH KEDNALKAOYE I NH E E 11W AR! PIN OAR K E YAK DMRYEOWKAORUBURHE LO instructions: Hidden words below appear forward backward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it In. Bur Oak Pin Red Name Statutes, To.Wit, Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1937 S William P. Speigle Richard L. Morris William A Speigle PubliSh. Nov IS. 22. 29. Dec. 6. 1976 DEF 62 Writing LOS ANGELES lAP) - Archic Bunker a writer? No way. But Carroll O'Connor, who plays America's most famous blue collar combatant, has been at the typewriter of late, tussiing with the muse. He's writing - and will star in - TV's version of "The Last Hurrah," Edwin OTonnor's hit 1956 novel about Boston politics and a fine old rogue of a mayor who tosses his derby in the ring one last time. The book became a 1958 mnovic starring Spencer Tracy. But actor O'Connor and Columbia Pictures Television say the version being made for NBC is a fresh one, not simply a remake of the movie. It came about this way, says CLASSIFIED ADS CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA NotIce of PublIc Hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of WinIer Springs. Florida. that said City Ccuncil will hold a public hearing at 7 00 p.m. or as soon lhe'eafter as possible on Monday. November 29. 1976. to consider approval of a Preliminary Development Plan alteration change for use from a single family residential to allow a Church and tot final plan approval upon the fellowing described property From the inlersedlon of the In New Role; Black Oak Annie Oakley Oak Oak Leaf Cluster Park Live Oak Oak Ridge Oakland Oak White Oak Oakum Oak Tomorrow: Napoleon I NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Noice hereby given that the underSigned, pursuanl to the "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter 865 09. Florida Statutes, will register with the County Comptroller, in and foi' Seminole County, Florida, receipt of proof of the publication of thiS notice, the fictitious name, wit. COMPArABILITY DATING MARKETING, INC., d b a EASY DATE under which I am engaged in business at 231 N Matliand Ave., Suite 206, Altamonte ritigs. FL 37701 in the City of Altamonte Springs. Florida That the party Interested In said business enterpris, 5 fIq%' B Keith Cox Dated at LOrigwood, Seminole County. Florida, November 3. 1976 PuhIitfl Nov 5. IS. 22. 79. 1976 ')EF 36 FICTITIOUS NAMb Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 330 Lof*gwood Oviedo Road, IHw'y 134) Winter Springs 32707 Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of ADAM 8 EVE'S BEAUTY SALON, and that intend to register said name *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of IN. FiCtIti0, Name Statutes, To Wit Section 16509 Florida Statutes 1951. S Evelyn Cayton Publish Nov. I. I. 1$, 27. 1976 DEF6 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: FRANCIS HARRY PARDUS, Husband Respondent. and DONNA RAE PARDUS, W,te Pett.ci-,er NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: FRANCIS HARRY PAROUS. WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF LAKb, AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS Co OLGA PARDUS, 179 FLEMING STREET, HOBART, INDIANA 16342 A sworn Petition for Dissolution Marriage a Vinculo having been tied regarding your marriage DONNA RAE PARDUS in the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida, he stioi't title f wt'ilcPi 5 IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: FRANCIS HARRY PARDUS. Husband Respondent, and DONNA RAE PAR DUS, Wile Petitioner, the's. presence command you to appear arid file your answer or other defense or pleading with the Clerk of the CirciLt Court In and for Seminole County, Florida, and seive a copy thereof on Petitioners attorney, Jack I'. Bridges of (teyefnd, Miii A Bridges, P. 0. Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida 321/I, on or before the 20th day of November, 1976, or OtherwiSe a default will be entered against YOU. WITNESS my hand arid official sealof theClerk of the Circuit Court, on this 301Is day of October, 1976. ISEAL) 322-26H 831-9993 '-IOURS 530 P.M. 8:00 AM. MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon Sanford Ave , area $10 Reward ClasSified Ads MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise daily Siamese Sealpolnt female spayed, missing from Mayfair Circle Call Dean, 3230383 I I BR. turn apt MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate Is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small that JSE WANT ADS br quick response in buvinO nr ¶elhng 6—Child Care Educational Child Care fo( as low as FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help caii 4334.557 Write P 0 Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 _______________________________ HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" 106 Park Ave., across from Atlantic Bank. Sanford 8 Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs. Courteous 1 Day Service, We want your business Thanks ___________________________ ISALC0H0LAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON ____________________________ LPN, 4 10 12 shift Geriatric cx DIVORCE FORMS - For free ,n formation write to Box '79), Pompano, Fla., 33061 GRAND OPENING Sanford Court Apartments Ave Smallest ad with the greatest op portunity. Call 373 5342 Nurses; RN's 8 LPN's, Aides, Aide Companion Needed immediately. 625 0636 '.1 _____________________ - _______ . THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CI 7515a2.CAO,.F TRl CITY ELECTRICAL CON TRACTORS, INC , a Florida cor porateon, Plaintiff WILLIAM M BELL. JR . and EVERETT NORFLEET, etc. Delendants AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT -- - ava I4bie for Subsidized in rural areas No down No One Living Above or Below ' Nice 2 BR block home. turn, or unfurn 323 2920 or 377 7529 after 6 pm______________ - --. _.?31Q..1. - Your 3 line ad on this page for 1 week, only 16 St CLASSIFIED DEPT 372 7611 or Oil 9993 7 BR apartrnimt ii: pleasant Mayfair neighborhood Air condiloner heater, wall to walt carpeting. remodeled kitchen, po.'dtl, yard with grapefruit trees Call 377 9'3 or 372 119', evenings Sanford Pli Store only ovIEDp Flu- Duplexes Furn Cr Unfurn . Wooded. Home size 10's PIDGEW000 VILLAGE 365 1721 1(;/su)" -WE SELl. SUCCESS201 Commercial 37) 5176 CRANK CON'ST REALTY PEALTORS-530 6061 ________________________________ WELAKA APAIIIMEPIY', 111W 1st St _________ 323 0526 24ariner' VIllage J. LAKESIDE APARTMENTSF I Highway 17.92, Sanford ) Across From Rnh HOujp FOR SALE — 8 Acres or Will 3li8670or 831.9777 Split DEL TONA -axe Gleason .mater'.ay Close to shopping Fril area 2 BR. 2 bath home Odi LAKE MARY 169 Crystal Lake large corner lot Central heat and Drive - Convenient 2 BR, I bath air, Florida room. screen porch, home on large It in quiet neigh dock. 16 ft cabn cruiser ,ncluded. bort'riod with loads of potential Priced to sell quick at DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V H.irthmick. Broker RAVENNA PARK - 101 Tangerine Oei'ona. 864 6611 Or -- Charming 3 BR. I bath homeS ideal for entertaining With bull fl BBQ on patio, plus much Country Living more BPP warranted Piiid right at 125,000 Yet Close In - ___________________________ Large home with) BR. family room, in good condition, Many lre'es. fence. overSized lot Priced to sell at only $17,500 Call Betty Flamrn. REALTOR ASSOCIATE 3 BR, 7 bath, Uflfurnished. except kt(htn Carriage Cove 1)53. depos,t 323 03)6 Call Ba it Realtor 41-Houses W. GARN E IT WHITE REAL TOR 371 001) 1017 S French Ave .Sanford Meg Peal E%tale Broler JOHN KRIDEFI, ASSOC UIW (.ommernial l'hm'nie 372 7101 5anfor Jim Hunt Realty, I flC. I' JENNY Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish Oct 25 I Nov I, 5, iS, 1976 DEE 132 UNBELIEVEAULE heat, dishwasher Sanlord rdens 1 Luxury Patio Apartm Sdo. ) VA Financing•Nothing Down • FHA 4 -. 1 UR home good neighborhood. family room, dining room. kil (hfl. beeakfasl area, large liv'ng room, shade trees Ilowering shrub's and rare plants Large lOt Under 170.000 Call 373 3.330 for j Bedroom Apts. a000nlmen? piV QuIet, One Story . Homes ready for your inspection One Bedroom From and immediate occupancy 35 S 1 Sanford Ave.. I Blocks South of Alrpor! Blvd. 1505 W, 25th St. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Sanford, Fla, a. Brailey Odham-323-4670 . WIT'T' REALT"Y Peg Peal Estate Broker, 321 0640 - Night - 322,2O9O 10 appreciate Call 3110631 WITNESS my hand as Clerk of the said Court and the walof 5id Court thiS 5th day of November, 1916 __________ ____— luniding, By builder, $31 1649, Equal Housinq Opportunity (j)f ___________________ \'hen,' to Deputy Clerk go for all Aluminum Siding ' (SEAL I , ' '()U tlL'tl(l r II ew COOl' ' Publish Nov 5. IS. 32. 35, lfl DEF 10 _______________________________ INVITATION TO lID The Boardof Trusleesgf Seminoie County Public Hospital invites bids upon th following: Medical Records Filing Cabinets You HOMES of DISTINCTION SHIRLEY MILLETT 8.3.t 9217 Ca's.'iberry WinIer Sprrtq an Of WIcom es JEAN BRYANT 6)4 921'i nford l Forest City ,','ii,t,'d 1k Conditioner included at $I1. Itormerly Hariett's Beauty NO' $19 E First 372 3797 or S.dvwaiki 321.0041 70115 FRENCH ICYLLWILDE HOMES BY RUTH TUECH 8.34 9212 Ait4rfloflIe5prinq FOR 12? 2611 - ___________________________ _____________________________ ___________________________ 111 W. 25th HILDA R:CHMOPIID 514 317 Del'oria APPOINTMENI Priced To Buy! CONSTRUCTION Inc. ots - LOW Down Addhons -, Sanford, Fla Remodeling CALL 322.3103 Cozy 3 BR. 1', bath. ynk,n paneled family room with completely fenced yard Only $72,500 CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR 130 H*y 134. Longwooa Call 323 8510 or $3. work, 1133 322 258) ______________________ -- C Lawn Care 372 J_50 Mowing. Edging, Trimming Scm cdl red Painter hire Prason,ile - - SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED OnlyllS Ptsone 372 3.515 -- Dee 8 Gerry's Cleaning Service Q.3'lpnt,aI 1, Commercial Clean 'op RI I. Box 174CC. Sanford Fl 31771 323 4123 REALTOR ' JOHNNY WALKER F ill Peg Real Eslit, Broker General Contractor ST.JOHNSREALTYCO I I BROKERS I Cottage. S O*mi, I bath, 231 5 ltd SI, Lake Mart 311.300 Phone $30 1733 _______________________ DIC K'S LA WN SER V ICE Evening I RONS QUICK SERVICE Very RC6,,Onahie Mate's ' LIGHTPIAULING&YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP ""s 319 3)71 Classified 0e • C Carpenter Work, Cerainc me Alum Enclosures 373 oils 'ee Est,mates Pest Control _________________________ . '(CmoueIflcJ, wootions. Lustom skQrk L'cen%ed, Bondid Free estimate 37) 4035 _____________ ART BROWN PEST CON T ROL 2542 Park Drive , 372MM ________________________ C E SHEPHERD Panting. R,rnodel,ng, Genera lIe pars — Call 323 65)3 Sewing _________________________ _____________________ Roof Repairs, Carpentry, Pi'nt,ng. v4or'ie Ressars. Gultermop Cement Free estimates Sil $467 Alt,, I' C'S. Dress ,','au rig Drape's. .Jpr'.isterv 377 070.? _____________________ -- - Land Clearing Well Drilling ESTERSON LANDCLEARINc Bulldoi'ng, Excavating. Ditcn work Fill dirt, top SOil 322 3943 'iSELLSORILLEO. PUMPS SPIt INKL ER SYS TE.'a All tm ypes and sizes --- HUGHEY EQLi:PMEPiI Lilt Clearing. Mowing, O'scing. Fill Drt, Clay. Rk. Sated, Backhoe Loader Ph 372 1527 I oi w we r,pa,r arid service STINE MACNINE& SUPPLY CO 2nd st 3:: 6.132 [To List Your Business...Dicj 322-2611 or _________ Herald ____________________ I I PhOne 37.31792 Mow rig. Trimrn.rig. Edging. Fill Clean up $30583.4 mg anti tot Hauling Winter Springs- 3 BR, 2 bath, large lamily room, large fenced yard. near new scteool Immi(ulate Mu'st see to appec late Low down payment (t'5 talk S31 435 Free Estimates Oebhardt S Home Repars, Room Add tons. Concrete 'hark. Pant S 371 7352 '-' - - Harr'5 at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771 work Sunlit bag qu'cx e4i Shop Ihe want ,vd Chrittmai buyi 3726123 - Centrai flea' & Air Conditioning I Want to sell something? Dial rn magic number 327 2611 or 131 For free est'mfte's, call Carl I . -__________________________________ Days - E *PERT LAWN SERVICE iJ'uv'm'ry _________________________ Nights Landscaping & : ___________________ — Cleaning KULP REALTY 109W Fir't5t - .- Lorgwoorj (EOst) Sculls Sminole 3237340 1 s easy to place a Classil'ed Ad We'll evef' help soy word 'f Call best offer Broker. III 0171 MLS REALTORS S,'w,i i A ( tamonteSprir, All bid's shall be Postmarked tie, later than the 32nd clay of Novem ber, 191$, and shell be re'Csiv,d or osfore th 33(fi day of November ¶976 Publish' Nov. IS, 16, I?, 1fl i'q' l'J,,'mJ Shr.'li Shed i.mqhli 14*35 Dealer _____________________________ 1 964 Nova 4 dr Station Wagon, Current 5! :'- needs Iront end £ ,!eror Plastering Plaster Patching 3.imijitØ brick 7. stone spy.alt1 372 7700 ------- _______________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON MUST SELL 7 BR block. city utilitiel Ii) Club Road. Sanford refrigerator and air L'ig 1300 LARRY SAXON INC t51$ Elliott - Imrr'.,, Oil I bath CB home Family room iOuiii b, uSed as ird bedroom #1aS eat in kitchen, workshop Sets on 3 lot's, all to, $ Sanford Auction :,ter Or 5173 d HARRIET DEAS JUST MAKE PAYMENTS_ '72and 1200 French Ave. - Beauty Care Oniy 117.900 3 BR or a big lot Fenced storage buildinç Low intere'sl very nice Call 6210049 9dØti&te Zilulilty. Welcome '11 Models : Home improvements I ca cover your home' .mlh aluminum 7. sofld system Also Roofing Gutters 70 Yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co 851 WHYPAYMORE' I I1 formiiatj,,! iii trucks For mnto,'mation call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, III l31$. I '' acre's Privacy Near hoSpital — Life In _______________ Leasea Datsun incluOng Z ca's and Payment Buys __________- the details a I or 4 Bedroom. 2 bath home priced at 330 13.1 (00 Call ill sius Sanford By Patricia A. Jackson than shipping - Lake Mary - 3 tIN, I' i beth new HANDYMAN'S HOUSE IQ7SSarita Ssnfo.d Name your te,ms horn, Under 123.000 wIth lesS 327 66.37 belOfenoon or nights oni, than $150 down Government (f/l(()/f/(,T'1 -') f more cartons. , 3 BR. I bath, (B. carpetco and - ________ kitchen equipped Assume fir5t mortgage, 1137 monthly, and pay ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair Spacious. CuStom 3 BR, 2 bath. liv 15(0 down on equily Move in now rm . din rm , den, Cit in kit , Assoc 3230465 Hwy 97 1 n,,i. w.s' Daytona Beach *11 hold a pubic AUTO AUCTION every Saturaa', nighi at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved pr'ce No charge other than 13 'ec3iilrat,on fee unless vehicle is Sold Call 9042358311 for 'urthe'r L$1 70 to $200 Mtg. Peg Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 0,7W lt St , Sanford 7564l or 122 ilSlatfer Hrs JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY _______________ COME EARLY & GET A GOOD SEAT BankArnericara & Mastet' Charge Sanford Plaza DISTRlBUTOf 1735.322 SRI6 I mi East also sealed S DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION appliances and bric.a. Goldcouch and chair. 1195 fli size bed, $100 BOth 6 monthS old. xc new 323 3686 I Lake 'itary, try owner. mOving, rriljSl sell I BR. 2 bath, built in non), central II A W W carpet, enclosed carport, famiy rm 131.900 37) 6311 Effective! flçoheisiOnJlIv Ma'iaq,d , Winter S;rs -lrnm,acuiateiBl4. 2 bath with many extras MuSI see I - Good mileage. 12.400 322 86.83 after pm antique furniture, TVs, brac; 1 speed, runs good 1? Jeep Commando wagon, I wheel drive, fecotry air, '15 engine, low II. semI-Irallers 100 447, 7736024 1969 LinCOln Continental Mark Ili. collector's tern, 500 series Good rood 12.000 or best offer 3776552 loaded with modern & COUNTRY FURN _______________________ Homestead Exemption Is iwo prices Good selection Neighborhood Fruit trees Pric Cd to sell. Phone 321 011) . - , ists JUST IN F ROM N EYORKC!TY ,,, - )'1e5,lI our Irade in furniture allow For Sale By Owner- S room house. 9000 condition, new pant and 918/ 0.i v a, . 3220719 BALL REALTY Itroxer. 322 71/i BUlL DE ROE yE LOPER 1Q30 Slate St 1961 OltSs Mon., Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. The Old Singer Store furniShed 1912 F IX pickup, I wheel drive, Public Storage Auction One of Singer's top Touch Zig Za mech,nes ASSume' balanceol $185 SOor pay Ill O pe' month Will take trade in Singer equ)pped to zig zag & make bulton holes Balance of t.sa.eu or to payments of $6 Call Credit manager, 372 91)) or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER NE ED A HOME' $100 down payment to qualibied buyers 3 liP. 1', baths, central heat, refurbihe'd As iow as 116.000 partly 'VOU NAME IT, I BUY IT! 371 7'ill) FUTU RA BY SINGER - Out of t*fl area 3 BR. I bath nenirel sea'. 'a"ge. Lot size. 75' x 125' $19,300 carpet, Drywall spray rig, 2 ton Chevy truok. in use every day. good condition (3051 8840130 -- SANFORD AUCTION 51-Household Goods -. Buy Now So For '77 — exchange - . . — Adult-FamIly 68—Waned to Buy USED Restaurant I. Bar Equip Steam Table. Trays. S S Snk With dra,nboard MS 373 2770 (i KItchen EquIpped Conventional-5°'o Down 111.93 79-Trucks-Trailers want Ad in the Evening Herald garage with convertible storage 7 BR. CB. air, screened 12.000 dn . about 1160 mo Owner will finance 70)? Jefferson Ave 122 1371 days, or 628 3035. ask 10, Chuck Moore eneva FROM On Oak Way. holdog 13.000 Porch, double lot, fruit & large oak trees nrc npmrJhtwrtu'-.j $19 9*33 WE.SLTOWI, 'Ga New 2- 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Owner Req Real Estate Broker 26)83 Sanford Ave '12) 0?S9 eves 377 7641 Sanford neighhilrhllvd _________ BATEMAN REALTY - S.i n ford's ne et residential 7 Acre's with down. s16.300 Forrest Greene Inc. JJ 7565 PARK TWO STORY stucco. i BR. 2 bath. family room, large Separate RealtY. BLAIR AGENCY 373 3564or) 7710 new t000 tires, less than 50.000 miles 3736691 alter 4 p m REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1)09 Wanted to buy used office furniture Sanford Ave Any quantity NOLL'S. - CASSELBERRY. Hwy 1792,530 80-Autos for Sale Space Heater, 05.000 BTU. 1206 ________________________________ torward air type, oil. 377 77fl ___________________________ 1313 Corvette, orange. T Top, WE BUY FURNITURE loaded Call abler S p m 3220111 Matlanci Auction ktchen Bathroom Cab'nets. 339 6116 toll free trpçn Sanford Counter tops Sinks installaton 1970 Mustlng 307. 1 p'sc5, custom ,Swa.lablr Bid Cat,,'ii 33) 4057 We buy uSed furniture paint, 5.1595 37'3Ø491 anytme _______________________________ I 'tern or t'oosetuii ___________________________ Call 322 9 '69 Chevy Impala, 4 dr , V i. auto Earn extra cash for Christmas . 3)00 '6S Cadillac Sedan. $250 shopping Sell those items you no Phone 530 3339 72-Auction longer ieed with a Quick Acton - ______________________________ 3 BR. I ball's, family room, central bath home WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY Sparkling 3 BR. I' ham home witl'i F lorida room, trntrAl heat & air MotIvated 'wner 123.750 New F HA '"I CLAR K REALTOR, 372 1391 ...lh central heat & air, 17 it uame room, utility Sheclon cement . foundation, large trees 123.500 New FHA SANORA SOUTH batteni, [J] NEW HOME MOtorcyce Insurance __________________________ 3877 uaranted reconditioned auto -. _____________________________ Lake Monroe - Beautiful building end rnl $0i5 "i' big ?rccs - Chihuahua puppies, AKC. tiny toy, I weeks, shots. wormed $35 to SIX Phone 365 5051 - BUY-SELL -TRADE ANYTIME .. Golden Wings- 1(00 CC Honda, candy. applered arid black, best of dressed, Over 14,000 in it. Sell for 5J.i.x,u i-none in ,,at, alter 10. ........ Campo'sii's Podl Pan complete professional groom'ng 2167 Park Ave . 327 1121 311315 E First St - KISH REAL ESTATE INC ______ GoodConditlori Phone 32100)) 65-Pets.Supplies - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 20)7 5 French Ave .Sanford ça home 7 large bedrooms, family room WANT ADS ARE SMALL 'nsile, but good area 117.300 BIG on delivery III? Orange Avenue " . SGM.jscellane'ous for Sale 372 7195 7109 5 Santorzm . A nice CB home with brick trot,? 3 BR, l' baths 3 BR, 7 bath, fam rm . 1g. fenced Kitchen equipped, price reduced t 119,9(0 yard with fruit trees Conpietiy remodeled Will hold 2nd mtg for KISHREALESTATE INC. part down 323 0503 REALTOR 321 X-4t Real Estate - - 32 2- 2420 - PEA) ESTATE 3 BR — Multiple Listing Service I ill 7 v, ni' I OR, turn AC, adults "C tint', S I:')) mo 372 39)9 '72 KAWASAI(l 750 Steam C'r,sn Your G.m Carpe'n Pent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 372 SIll - Call S.inlorci'S Sales Leader RE ALTO"i'i Will sell for payoff of approx 1)050 5300952 alter S =_--_.- Merchandise __________________ 24 P,rk Dr 372 7115 "aitor After flours' lu 9784 322 399l 377 Q5 -__________________________ Close To Saniorci Call 373 $173 Sam 105pm 2401 Hiawatha C',cr.;ei-,m;, :a;o3 a, Ai.'e - N* 1975 Yamaha 6.50. 1300 mild'S - 64-Equipment for Rent homes Asking 17.300 Call oi - 78—/otorcycles - - i'j bath. in excellent condition BPP warranted JuSt 120.500 t BR. living room, kitchen 6. bath lawn, garden 8 lrees 1100 month No pets - DREAMWOLD Cars & Trucks Wi.-.-i"'i'5 Garden Ck.,,ler y'31 Celery Ave Sorrento- I acre lot on Wekiva River Road, zoned for mobile -- Any year lt.ru 1976 mod.I5 7 days week Call collect, 565 2131 _________________________________ 62—Lawn.Garden - I Call 322 1621 after 1 p MORE CASH - 2500 Perk Avp -- Just Osleen -9 78 acres New road; flfl. trees, dry land Terms $14,700 reduced! This extra clean 3 BR, I Broker, 131 0171 bath would be a delight to move _____________________________ - For Wrecked or Junk J _________________ .. I NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES CITY -, - 31-Apartments Furnished available GREGORYMOBILEHOMES ilOiOrlandoOr 323 52c47 ______________________________ Loseage into Located on extra large lot Now lust 170.000 - Casseiberry, 17 92. 530 1206 ____________________________ -- HOD FHA VA repossessions, all Au?os Wanted BUY JUNK CARS-- PIOLL'S Homes 21' x 64' Barrington, VA loans Stenstrom Realty pl'esent loan 34-Mbile Homes SP,i(Ous 2. & 3 BR ApIs Tennis, Swim 'n .ng pIaygroufl rpereat,00 room, laundry room and clubhouse 2500 Pictgewoo,j Ave Sanford, Ph 3734470 I SANF 0140-- .3 BR, l'i bath, central A 7. H, very private $71,900 Will scil F HA, VA low down or assume Ettmciency rouse, yo per month, 5 darnall(' snuinor couple ho pets 377 3811 alter S 30 _________________________ AltentiOn Winter VisitorS ' Lovely guest home, everything furnished Adults No pets Phone 372 7711 Rid gewood Arms i )3w lit SI 33—Houses Furnished Come see us or call 3 BR, 373606) p1373 0517 eves I tilCO Modelsopen l0a m 'til 6Pm daily 42-lV°cbile Req Real Estate Broker areas, from 11(0 down, _____________________ ' "n iJsed Office Furniture - 207 E 75th 5' 372 1991 yrs experience. Moxley's Garage, 2537 Park Or 372 3953 ttiil Bowers, Operator Wood or Steel desks, executive desk ' & chars, secretarial desks & chaIrs, straight chairs,' ftIng rabnets. as is Cash and carTy. Eves 377 1557, 377 1179 Eves 322 1196. 372 1164. 372 1914 __________________________ REALTOR _________ ___________ E'perl Mechanics All work guaranteed ReMon.able prices 23 6o—'Off ice Supplies 323 7832 M. UNSWORTH REALTY oatn, carpeted throughout, central heat and air On large shady lot in Sanfovd SItS month Phone 664 63)1 Full time Resident Service Dre(tor's 1919 S French SANFORD-. Lovely 2 or 3 BR. I bath home in good location, cx cellent condtion, 1)5.700 VA No down, PHA Low down ____________________________ You CaII. please Zate Jewelers. 1,04 if lirlIf ?I Condition, mn lease 6 mos 1263 'no No pets Near school 317 0.335 MLS . - 76A-Auto Repairs ViOLIN-Copy Stradivarius Sup. 1100 Singer, 3?? ______________ Hal Colbert Realty Handyman Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor than rent ' W First St., 322 2'2S5 1)9.000, Will trade br land or mobile _____________________________ home Call Us For Personal;,e1j Listing and Sales Assistance - Empty your carport or garageMake $U and have fun swappng too' Bring your articles to Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market, south I? 97, rver Sunday, 9a m loS pm NO CHARGE Reserve free space's Phone 322 1216. 7 pm to 9 p m any night Organ Sales 8 Western Auto. 301 HOME ltd THE COUNTRY . WAN I ED' SELLER', BUYERS DEALERS Pianos & Electronic Organs automatic rhythm section Liberal trades ollered Bob Ball's Piano 5, beauty Special 3 BR Older 2 story home Oncornerlot inniceneigh Owner motivated Will give good terms payment, monthly payments less - Proofing PAINT UP FIX UP If Ydu Quality Altamonte Springs Sacrifice BR. 2 bath, many extras Super Bargain' 3295 month (Option tO buy) Phone 569 1780 Full Circle Insulation and Sound Salesman -- Prefer person with some retail experience Can lead to management training pOsition for alert, aggressive, personable person Apply in person No phone JOHN A ALDERMAN. et al, $ Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JOHN A ALDERMAN i4ESIDENCE UNKNOWN A)) parties ctaiming interests by. Inrough, under or against JOHN A ALDERMAN and to all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in tise real property herein described. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor tgage on the following real proper in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 4. Block M. CARRIAGE HiLL UNIT 3, accordingtotheplat thereof as recorded in Plat Book IS. Paies 26 and 27, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Flii'i has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your wriltpn ,ieiteC, It am,, 10 1 un van den Berg, Gay & Burke, P A., at Post Office Box 793. Orlando. Florida 32102. and file the original with the Clerk of the aboe Styled court on or before November 1976. otherwise a ludgment may ,., entered against you for Ihe relief demanded In the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand arid the seal of sad Court on October 2). 1976 (SEAL) Arthur H. B,ckwitri. Jr Clerk of the Cirult Court This notice will be published once a week for four (4) consecuti'e weeks In the Evening Herald, a newspaper having general Cr culatlon in Seminole County. Florida, DEFis House In 3 Months -- _____________________________ ______________________ - . F arm house on 3 acres, A real year old Amenities t numerouS to describe 589.000 You Can Have Your 10-Swap & Trade 59-!Viusical Ww:?rchandise GONE WITH THE WIND SPECIAL BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACE Executivehome 1 BR, i', hattis. 1 They're Hot" 18 2 BR ApIs .excellent localon, all etectric kitdhtfll. A C. carpeted, drapes, adults, from $130 2015 Sanford Ave . Phone 377 7113 Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditioning Package company Good typing and spelling required Will be working with laboratory analysis Will train it necesSary Located In I Industrial Park, Lake Monroe Starting salary open depending upon qualifications For in terview, phone 373 8360. Monday through Friday, S a m to 1 p m complaint Arthur H. BI(kwItfl, Jr Clerk stIfle Circuit Court "Get Em While 3 BR, excellent YOUR HAVEN THE COUNTRY Beautifui 3 BR, 2 batn home with acreage. Call for surprise extra - - ___________ -- 17' Grasshopper air boat, fully equipped, electric fuel pump, brand new prop, reconditioned Continental engine Ready to go. $700 See t 305 fl 11th St , San ford. Phone 323 5V _____________________________ I ')CH ARBOR 3 BR, 2 bath Assumable mortoage POOL HOME - Now is the me to buy! 3 BR, 2 bath Beautiful home, excellent location. 1.36,000 .--------........_ Lake Mary- Unfurn 2 BR. 1 bath Adulis only No pets $163 month plus electric 323 059) Applances GlrI Friday to work with growing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl It CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 76-1713.CA.09. EE THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING FUND SOCIETY, Plaintiff. By and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow I (SR ,lp( , kit equip . A c. carpet ' adulti, i'x p.t5 195 372 2798 wI', f'1OBILE HOME Cozy 3 BR. I bath home Out of state owner says "Sell $19,300 what you have to sell. Call today ________________________________ _______________________________ 31A-Duplexes " prmnqs - Color co ordin.,3ted KitCheri 7. PINECREST Larry's Mart 2)5 Sanford Ave _____________________________ "- POISSON MARINE 7975 Hwy 1797 Cassetberry area $17,000 large corner lot Only $11,800 with FHA financing available EVERY DAY somenne 5 IoOkinQ for Voney Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Wails Built in Wall Bookcase Pr,vaie Entrance Dead bolt LOCk Eiectr,cai Designer. Must have minimum ito S yrs experience on pailefi:er, and de pallet izer cir cuits or related equipment will be responsible to design schmetic diagrams around particular logics dependng on requirements Must work well independenllv wilpi minimum supervi5ion We offer a good future with a growing cor poration here In Central Florida Submit resume only Packaging Systems Corp. P 0 Box 526, Sanford. Fla 327/I FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at Rt, 1 Box 390A (Hwy I? 9'21 Maitiand 32751, Seminole County. Florida, under the ficltio.% name of MEXICO, U S A and that we intend tO register sad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Floridi in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit. Section S65 09 Florida Statutes 19Sf S David Bradford Barbara Bradford Pubiir, Oct. 25. Nov. 1. 5, IS. 1976 DEE 128 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: WILLIAM M BELL, JR.. and EvERETT NORI'LECT d b a SPACETTES, a Tennessee General Partner ship 78069 Lamar Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 33)16 YOU ARE HEREB'( NOTIFIED that a complaint seeking the foreclosure of a mechanics lyn has been tiled in the above Cfll'?l,j Court, and you are summoned, ordered and required to show cause the same Should not b's granted by serving a copy of your written defenses, if any, upon the law firm of Bernstein, Petree & Shader, P A i2S SOuth Court Av , Orlando. Florida 32501. Attorneys for Plaintiff, and by fifing Itie original thereof with he Clerk of th Circuit Court. Seminole County, Sanford. Florida, riot later than the 13th day of December. 1976. If you fail to appear or show cause n accordance with this notice, a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in th REALTOR, MLS 55— Boats & Accessories - - ROSALIA AVE '-Nice 3 BR, Ibath home in old settled neighr, 323.5774 Anytime Unfurnisri,u.twobcdroons Securiti DCPOSi? AdultS Preferred 173 7313 new and sparkling with charmi Furnished stud,os, un furnished one and two bedroom units Your new home features, Needed.- Man or woman to care for oisabied veteran with MS. 2 days a week, preferably Friday 8 Saturday Phone 571 1388 - - Harold Hall Realty No Pets ST. JOHNS RIVER ' For used lurniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items . LAKE MARY 12-ReduCed 5.3,000 ' Acre tot TAFFER REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 1100 E. 25th St 3726455 —. Cash 322-4132 everythog even for you! ______________________________ Nice home at Lemon Bluff - vETERAP45 No down payment homes - Brand Sanford, Phone Solicitor Experienced Hourly rate, plus commission Can earn cx ceedingly high income Call 373 6426 between 9 8 Legal Notice . GOVERNMENT HOMES. $100 down 115.000 up 7 BR ,air, Adults 3301 S. Sanford Ave. - -. 68—Wanted to Buy CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new homp for _______________________________ 3 BR, I, bath, red brick Must sell. Wilting to talk terms. $20.00fs, 0 ""ne 373 8607 , dys alter I perience preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing 8 Con valescent Center, 950 Mellonvilfe ________________________________ ._ -. 32 -HOUSeS Unfurnished wEo('dGS PERFORMED By Notary Public 2 2026'- Eves 8 Weekends - . HIghland in, then buy "like new" 3 BR, central heat, k'tchen equipped. nside laundry. $27 Elliciency Ills Utilities md dill 322 4470 - Rentals - 52 -Appliances KENMORE WASHER - Paris. Cash for Antiques Consignments Service Used machinis. wanted Hi way 16 Auction _________________________ MOONEY APPLIANCES. 3330691 Galleries, 327 o972 ' horns Park wooded lot. Spênish StUCCO) BR, 1 bath with family room and fireplace Good investment House Lg 3 BR, 2 bath. t,,,rdwood H" and 3 lOtS, 170,000; house and Central air, double garage, corner 6 lot 137.500 Broker Owner. in loft. $30,000 Phone 322 7044 RENTERS.. Move Air, carpeted, quiet I and 2 bedrooms, 1)25 to $135 month Adults Phone 322 1510 at discount. 21 Hour approval. Call Daytona (90.41 672 8133 ______________________________ ----------- - 41—H)uses Lake Mary- Country Contact 7312 PalmettoAve. Fenced Patio IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 76.2534.CA.O9.5 SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO, a national banking association, Piaentitf, vs. LUTHER L FOSHEE, ef us,, et al , Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: TEKTON CORPORATION Chicago. lilincis YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an aCtion for foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida, The East 75' of the West lSO'of the East 300' (less the South 400'i of C,overnment Lot 3. Section 23. Township 19 South. Range 32 East, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses, if any, to it on RICHARD H. ADAMS. JR. of Gray, Adams, Harris 8 Robinson, A , plaIntiff's attorneys, whose address is 1200 Southeast Bank Building. P0. Box 3065. Orlando, Florida 322. on or before lhe Ith day of December, 1976, and tile the original with the clerk of thi$ Court either b.fore service on plaintiff's at lorneys or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for Ihe relief demanded in the complaint, WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on November i, 1976 (SEALI Arur H. Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Genevieve Poulsen Dpvty Clerk PubIi5h Nov S. IS. 27. 29, 1976 DEF , -. 41—Houses - BANK REPOSSESSION-Lowdown payment, move in Attractive 3 BR. 1', bath, family room, fenced yard, 117.900 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv,air Cond .MaidServ. QUALITY INN NORTH I 15, SR 131, Longwood ________ 167 4000 _______ - 30-Apariments Unfurnlshed _________________________________ For families or friends of probic'nl drinkers For further information call 423 4357 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Box 553, Sanford, Fla 321/i Legal Notice - - . 18-Help Wanted ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 644 2047 br "We Care" Hotilne. Adults S Teens Ring our chimes and place a fast _____________________________ acting, low Cost want ad Cail 372 Got something to sell? A ClassifIed 2611 or 53i 9993 Ad will sell it fast ________________________________ 323 1930 Looking to buy 1st or 2nd mortgages GIVE YOUR BUDGET A BREAK Shop The Want Ads For Good Buyi' 4-Personals 4—Personals lights, water furn. 322 7296 aller 4 wk.days. -------. -. SAN MO PARK. 1, 7, 3 bedroom trailer ,ipts Adult 8 lamily park 'ct'l' 33)5 Hwy 17 97, Sanford 2S—Loans __________________________ _____________________________ $2. weekly it you quality 373 $47 or 373 143 41- Mature adults No pets. 195 fruit drinks ,ivaii,st,ip toe vending. Your own business restocking vendors olaced on location by our specialists Build part time to full time w co financing, Cash requirement, 15,141 Call collect *301)277 4633 or Write nd phone no to Sunripe Inc , 3801 Annapolis Rd . fliadensburg. Md .70710 (not ___________________________ a subsidiary of Coca Cola dot Call 323 5016 aller 3 p m SAM'L COME HOME! L___,jj___ 31-Apartments Furnished Hi C markings Child's pet South lIc .i line I thru S times Jic a line 6 lhru 25 limes 24c a line m tames (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum County Public Hospital, IlPi Et FIrSt Street, Sanford, Florid, 3217) ' 24-Business Opporlunities Monday, Nov. 15, 176-S8 . -- l.,gst . - Large friendly hound dog, 'vtite with black & brown RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. are BRIDGES DEE13I OdQndo - Wlntet' fice of the Purchasing Agent All bids shall be mailed to trip Board,of Trustees at the Semi,,i. CLEVELAND, MIlE 8, Post Office Drawer 1 Sanford, FlorIda 31171 Publis?, Oct. 73 & Noy. 1, 5, IS. 1976 Seminole Additional informati*n, plans specificatlins available Arthur H. BeCkwitls, Jr Clerk Ut Pie Circuit Court By. Linda M. Shaw Deputy Clerk jack T. Bridges of ArtOi'n*y for Wife Petitioner S—Lost & Found - Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — ' ______________________________________________ 831-99931 �6B—Ev.ning Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. 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. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Sanford, FL TE Friday, Nov. 12, 1976 - LONDIE MAY OKAY 3uTyJvE TO ,'QUE GOT TO START ' PRO5E ME SO1ET4cNG coNG'ouR CALORIES W2, HAVE ONE) MORE PECE 3AA\A i SEVEN, ElG4T•-• I I S 14 ACROSS Chic Young pronoun - ,emperor ______ i 24 2 4 ZX: .::= J ' i ________________ — - -- BEETLE BAILEY ' x 'OiJ THINK Mcii Walker TE ENLI4TE2 ME4'5 BENEVOLENT OCET''. f4AvE / 901 4AVE YOU &OT ThIE S'RON& ',YIZON& NUMSEK. 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" / ...:- WE ____ !,,. _ , Th - by Howie Schneider 1U1ELL1(jlHl, icco.. IF rCU k)ERE. MARRIED TO ME. YW PJWLtJ1 cf.. StlTIk. ALG..E. AT A BAR I '-.-. ( VLOJE- AT I k)O.. _) _______ J - I p - 0 n — L - L± - -- '.-' 4. - - _ I 'Al - / woe. - I_I_c - lt - I / ,1 . : — (• I '' by All Verme*r PRISCILLA'S POP U SUGGEST HER PL AN TS .: F40W A80tJT KI PLl NGS JUNGL • . YOUR BIRTHDAY (HerCid THE STREET OF ARTISTS ' The T 2 K' • Ks 7642 A Q 10 9 6 5 4 )Llr OF WflVERSATION (WELLI`-' -r •AQ5 *K872 East-West vulnerable %'.i North F'SI 3 , b * Pass Opening lead South 1£ lass 3* Pass [l ass - I I FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves l E. I — I 0 P %I . FfiRME-R.5 Tht%,111 ,,. TI OUR NEW UNION FOR TUMBLEWEEDS 436, serves 3,500 customers in the Tanglewood, Goldenrod. I from the soda water. NOT!" M ' ) ,00galbon capacity. Water pumped front the welLs is sattipling of material and the measuring of temperature to discover if there is a crack in the 180 ft. steel casing or if the problem goes deeper. "it may besomething that was trapped in the limestone between 350 and 500 ft. down." he said. If the problem tines. When it was discovered that the water in question wisatisf;ictr ua'.lht'tiiiilI at various levels in the ground to determine at what level the discoloration has been entering the water. Since the problem first uccurrtil, the troublesome well has been los.sluiown second well is being used with no problem Ei full second ahead of John I)ih'uinte 70 Earlier ItItIsuliIi. page JA Toda \\ /, Sanlordite w as in position to III ike a Along iliuve. Dr. Morgan took two silvers and i bronze in the nhurn1n Around The thick A Iiopital et0Iid in both the running Uroadjwiip and the 5y ird dash ;or &A thtise in the 55-44 age bracket. Editorial 6-A Te'ltiaIttlOfl Dear Abby 3-C 4-C lIoroscope Weather uimtfl sLanding broadjunip when lie lealwd seven feet. three inches. followed by Thomas, who cleared seven fee', one-sighth imnh. Dr Morgan %vas just one-quarler inch shy of ilie -,even foot inark Ilium is uut off a jwnp of 12 feet one uuuh in the r ii S-A 1-3-C broadjump to taku Ill it gold inedal and came back to tie for Shores, Sanford's Edith Ilarrison,Margaret Kmey, Anna Oakesi, euitd in the aard clash in the time of 16 seconds Bill Slendenha'a -year-old retiree from the U.S. Postal Julia Bartos and Fauna Spencer. Mrs. Corner had 10 points. based on gold medals in the women's Service who nio%ed to Zt.11wwil Station from Milwaukee just three months; ago, captured the WLyard da.sh for the 554A yearokLs mi 1 seconds and picked up a bronze in te running broad Jullip with a leap of 11 feet, 101. inches. As Saturday's competiLon continued, T10111,11S Hopkins of Sanford , tet k a nd ni ill had a total of 10 points Hr Morgan apoearLd to be the best bvt to overtwul Johmson. since 1k was entered in esers track and field event while Johnson "as reporte4i.1% oilly in the little run, 440-yard dash and discus tennis singles and the mixed doubles whde Mrs. flarrLson had a Kuld in crafts and a bronze in the pancake race. good for sevril throw, yard dahi but tppor& ntIs (leidesltu triter more when he realized that lie was facing a f'ow serious challengers for the overall Robert Steele, 57. Sanford, picked up a gold medal In the ports Crossword - championship It appeared that a new ~Iionien's individual chimipion would points The others mentioned all had five points. but that was expected to change as Saturday's activities wore on. Deftndin champion Harold lit rbst 62 Sanford appeared mrUin to be dethroned as hisI,only points totalled t wo. a third place finish in the si x -tenths of a mile bicycle race Ilertist failed tu pick up any points in Saturday's early track and field e v ents. Y z tuition was turned to the wheelchair race at the stadiwn a n d then it was centered on Fort Slellon Park and the Shuffleboard Club. The shufflers were to hit the courts in mitt-morning and then .14 ,•. horstshft pitching was to move Into the spotlight, fol.lowed by al.so be crowned as Mary McE'herson, last year's titlist, was croquet and the wrapup of the events nowhere to be fotind in the current point standings. The racempp ur It ktwemt Sa ra I on r of I)astoni Beach The week-long aLtivitits were to close out Saturday night with the awards ceremony and a dance at the Sanford Ci vic Center . - angling. AIR li-IZ STW ( Queens "Bleu this $3.39 Per.pound ribeye steak that we are about by Garry Trudeau , 1/WILF For A k.,2_7 ..&.- lrpq Night 0 "fold Pht. by . -- Lake Brantley s Queen Candy Copeland - J POP`I1, A b t See EXPERTS, Page 2A Johnson Earns Th*ird Gold Meda Deltona. Joe Krug, 69, Casselberry finished third. Although John.son's _40-point total based on three gold mi-dals. 0111.1 SlIver and ont- hninze 1points are based (in fi%c for iold John Morgan, , S Obituaries DOONESBURY I Ics Jillinson na.shed across the finish line it, tht. goo(i tilliv I f () 8 seconds more than I byl.K..Ryan . officials report m ii il three for a sil%er and two for i bronze i led Garland / Clark Dietz and Amociates, engineering consultant firm for the city. has arranged for the tests. Frost said t he problem somewhere underground, necessitating lowering testing equipment down in the well aerated before going'into the ground storage tank. Ill-howse testing. which found the water safe batologIcalk and chemically, was confirtned by in outsi d e I ilr ,tiir but lius tint st ill iii iii Ui It r Emil Johrison, the 69-year-old retired U.S. Army major from Edgewater, took another giant stride toward the overall chainpionship in the Second Annual Golden Age Olympics Sat ur day morning when he won his 'hird gold inedal by taking the 50-yard dash in the 65-and-over age at Seminole •9 Frost saiti it i, riot untisual (or water to have a slight coloration, %k tiit 11 (-;in he casily removed by chlorination, but feels it is unporta nt to determine the source Tlie logging (iperation is a combination of a physical It was first thought the off-color might be caused through reaction of h1ghIer chlorine levels with the sediment in the lines. Crews worked all night to fl ush and chlorinate water By 11111-CURRIE herald Staff Writer To gibe you more help I au nimitier &8. 'Controiling Gaseotnness. Others who have Nu-ping or gas problems can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed en- possible' contamination. 1W17 release gas in your stomach %k AS cuinitw, froin ont, ot ttie nv%iI ~kclls, s taken off the iine and tile tWD storage Links %4vre drained. Ilk facility has i l7It elevated tmk which holds 250.000 gals., and a ground storage tank which has a v) ( (Hera' Dy$5 by Jan Casslb.i-ry WILL BE IIEAI)(~UARTERS FOR THE CASSEL13ERRY CITY WATER DEPARTNIENT TI 11.1; 0 FFI CE. LA I I F'Ac 11. ITJ- %,I, Till.: sou-ni WATER Golden A e 0 m - on 0 104 ft* or yI(itIOfl, NIPPON Ar Eastbrook, Ilowell Branch, and Sit 436 area, fornierk wved by General Water Works. Shortly after the new ' plant ms put In operation calls began to come in from custorners Loncerned about the yellowish water and ual amount of rathation hi gulping )-our food. Also, avoid _--- -- r- by Gill Fox _____ . . The plant. located south of Howell Branch Road off Sit of JACOB Y 1 . charge of the city's six water plants. N V 10079) SIDE GLA NCES Your sister is right about not any harm .,uch as the colas that will copy ., - - "- the new South Water Plant was tied into the system on Oct. 22, according to Water Plant Operator F.A. I Frosty i Frost. Frost, who has a degree in sanitary engiaeering, a background in electronics and chemLstry. and is licensed in water and waste water treatment b the sta te i m \1 Ilions of males have all the gas-forming beverages, Join the E. I E I 0 k MODERN, send $1 to "Win at Bridge," c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio C.-ty Station. No* York, licult to swallow with your teeth prose of the precaution of using n a .' - was used on front exposures. spades. East ruffed dummy's declarer's own trumps to ruff (For 't CASSELBEIIRY A costly and complicated logging operation is expected to get under way at the new $00,00O city water plant by the end of next week. Objective: to get to the bottom of th e mystery of the yeUow water. Water from the two 500 ft deep wells tested out before Great expert that he was he the article above. The winning possible damage to my son's cashed and South came to his - IIYJANECASSELBERRY Herald Staff Wrlkr 4 managed to go down at six line of play should use in that position. You will soon it shield but the truth is that the become aware of your '. Prob/em my to discard his two low clubs on what would have become dummy's long trumps. Finally, a finesse of the diamond queen and the last two tricks th e king of c lubs and ace of diamonds, AZ9 swallowing tulbit and then you volved in the number of can do something about it Try diagnostic X rays used is far it and set , if it helIA, below the level that will cause Yellow Water .' a heart in his own hand. Back to dummy with the ace of clubs to ruff another heart. A trump lead to dummy followed b th i rd heart ruff The n his last trump todum- 11) SOUTII (Di A K Q 108 1 V 10 Lamb begin with. flow can You stop received much more raldiation somi-thing - ou don't know vot! than that and have not had any are doing" ill effects from it. This is true The best trick I have to offer ev en though a lead shield for to hold a finn rubber era,ter the genitals was not a standard be-tween your teeth. It is dif- procedure at one time. I ap Source Of - 0 play. At trick three he should ruff 9864 &J3 MY Casselberry Seekinq Drinkeing singleton trump and West could ruff the second diamond, but as Boris points out th ere was a foolproof line of EAST *6 •9 - it Tom VInC,1) ASSOCIATION AND DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION ALONG FIRST R ST STR E ET, SANFORD it beat the It was tough luck indeed #J103 46 A DEAR READER • Photo by - mend in order to finesse his trumped to a?t NORTH Dr. A PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE TWO-DAY ART FESTIVAL ENDIN G TODAY, SPONSORED BY THE SANFORD-SEMINOLE ART . 12 digested or fermented suf- opinion is that you are wasting ficiently in the stomach to your time worrying about it. cause any gas there. The low level of X rays used, When a doctor or parents tell and especially if a lead shield you not to swallow air it is a was used, can't possibly tough assignment since you are his reproduirtive organs. unaware of swallowing air to F — p. ()'4W.\I 1) and JAMES JA('OUY The burping occurs because reproductive organs. lie has hand with a trump to ruff a you have a lot of air in your only had X rays once before in club. Back to his hand with a siecond trump to ruff his last 4ornach. Anyone who has air in his life and that was a chest X losing club. This left him in the stoma c h swallows it Gas rayfor two broken ribs What is dummy lie had to lead a dia can be formed from foods inside your opinion? the colon but foods are not - tricky tools. habit that you 4.1.1n't understand. The X rays revealed noth ing ace of hearts at trick one and and to leave dummy with long Being nervous or anxious wrong and now I am left with a led back a diamond which was trumps on which to discard imong her reasons about lingering fear that by allowing allowed to run to dummy's his own losers SKIING EXPEWIENCE I' I hunches can Your oe depended upon today. Your logical evaluations can Ign ore the• small inner, voice •and do w h a t y ou know IS right . A& 4W WIN AT BRIDGE making fun instead of listening but it is probably a nervo us ' --- READI PISCFS (Feb. VHNIar. 20) Be someone without thinking. extra safety-conscious while %take amends promptly if You working today. Insist do anything out of ch do likewise, coworkers ' - TH ARE PALM — TII%EES ~.AVING IN N You leap. church. This is very em- track ineet. At the coach's I.Kirrassing and annoying. I suggestioIn I took him to a local Ifere is a hand reported by A California reader wants to 4) guess I am the burper of the hospital to have it examined. X Boris Schapiro in "Bridge know what a dummy reversal th was sear. ['lease help me rays were also taken al though I ve ryusa ;: of The ques ti on is answered in DEAR HEADER Of course questioned the need and also BUGS BUNNY F % 61 - V it 58 to them. My parents think ldoit on purpose just lobe rude. The burps are loud and last lung. Even if I close my mouth and cover it up everyone can letter to me in care of this till hear me. My sister told me newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, not to gulp my food and drinks Radio City Station, New York, so I tried that, but it didn't NY work DEAR DR LAMB b 16I burp all day no matter ~ear-old son recently injured where I am. I even burp in his lower back running in a 10 - ____iiii DEAR DR. LAMB My problem is that I burp constanti) Everyone t hi nks I do it on purpose. In school (I'm 16) my teachers thought I was EEK & MEEK l - — Think carefully before lending Be realistic about your goals anything today. Someone t hi s year. If you operate wit hi n you're fond of, but who doesn't your capabilities, your chances take care of things might catch for success look very good. T Sanford Florida 32771 — Price 20 Cents £0 Jul 21-Aug. 22) Your not advantageous. Look before Burping Problem MA - 60 69th Year No 73— Sunday, November 14 1976 them on a very businesslike have pride in. CANCER Oune 21-July 22) plane, although you may be You have a tendency today to tempted to do otherwise. 1) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 impulsively buy the first thing make important you see. Compare prices anti Don't values before making any decisions hastily today. You may agree to something that's urchases. Causes Behind ' r lift, 59 ________ MC , 56 iiig 23-,) If Y0 21) Do everything in acDec. first efforts aren't successful, Second try. tiirdance with your hi ghest Y cull make it on the 21-June 20) standards today. Me th ods less lay CE11NI in haste than these cou.1d backf ire. Thi ngs that ) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan haptoday are likely to be° d 19) if you have any financial hazard!). Tasks you take your the ones you'il dealings %ith friends, keep time wit h will be 23) - _ El the' 55 - [lave an alternate plan so that won't be tin 2M') You're a better finisher today eSAGITTAR1US (Nov. MAN%EGUIN COMPANY C' GrI 51 - ARCHIE Howls ! — 43 42 - I I -- 39 44 145 146 Con .Jfl - I She mdi .Sa 36 (37 38 - - 6V - you in a weak moment. SCORPIO i0cl. 24-Nov. 22) Enjoy yourself today. but don't olish or risky. Your ambitious efforts may be temper is on a rather short today. You could hurt _J Zga Fq0t)F kL Flibiff, ALL 12 20 by Art Sansom 976 ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) - 4 69 ByBFRNICEBEDE0S0L ! I I Ep)chs 43 i 1 rS of 39 Sort 40 Society in Chinatown 42 Surprise 12 24 AN ____ T Urge (abbf) 9 AN ocs : 0TTr06 L] S 23 Author 64 63 Barge 36 Yank 7. q Z (comp Will 35 Female saint NUMIRER ____ 59 Noun suffix 16 Frrce unit 17 Enthusiast 18 Craves for 7. SUNDAY EDITION - S PS z 51 Arm lotn 12 One time only 55 Over (pref.) "k 1 HOROSCOPE V 4lDayotwec¼ 1 Approve 5 Sooner state 48 lizard 14 Spanish gold Z_. Answer to Prevo Pizzt I - Herald photo by Rick iid 11cr Mother.. H rr ett a i Wails) 'iEMINOLE HIGH OUEENS: Sheila Bryson (left) and Jufie Reagan Seminole 'Advances To Go, Page lB Tam VUic,dmt rS �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 11, 1976 Till li NA110N _ . . k IN BRIEF 2 PLAINS, Ga. (AP) 2 4 7 9 - 7 At 24 PC 2 4 6 9 2' 18 Seamen Missing 2 to SAN FRANCISCO (AP) As 14 shipwrecked sailors headed for land aboard two rescue boats today, a Coast Guard cutter headed for the disaster site to search for the 18 crewmen still missing. One life-jacketed body has been spotted in the stormy Pacific Ocean waters 1,400 miles northwest of Honolulu. The lumber carrier Carnelian-1 sank Thursday. A Navy plane arrived at the scene within an hour, and the Panamanianregistered Hunter arrived about four hours after the crew abandoned ship. The Hunter picked up two survivors before being driven off by stormy seas, the Coast Guard said. It reportedly headed for Hachno, Japan. - CO cx, 4 Sh :ux 'an n.ç :ta Pe :7 9 Judge Weighs Patty Release Al SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A federal judge says he wants to study security precautions before deciding whether to release Patricia Hearst into her parents' custody on bail. Defense attorney F. Lee Bailey asked at a hearing Friday that Miss Hearst, who is serving a seven-year prison sentence for armed bank robbery, be freed on bail pending appeal for a new trial. He said that if the newspaper heiress were sent home to the parents she rejected during her months as a radical activist, she would be placed under tight security to protect her from potential enemies in the underground. - w WORLD IN BRIEF GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) British organizers of talks on Rhodesia postponed a session today at which black delegates had threatened to call for indefinite adjournment unless Britain set Dec. 1, 1977 as a target date for black rule. Reliable sources said Chairman Ivor Richard put off the meeting until Monday at the request of some black African states that are in Geneva as observers. There has not been a formal session since Nov. 5. Richard had called a meeting for today after all four black nationalist leaders rejected a British compromise formula Friday. - I ' ~Ak • - a ' - . ____________________________ 1 .4 FLORIDA i'l) In a woman at the Altamonte Mall Young, Seminole High minutes before Ms. Sarah Ann Duane Fogg (left) and Laura HOMECOMING purse WOS ripped from seniors, donned the garb and played the roles of Seek Experts Indians as part of Friday night's Homecoming her hands during a struggle. McGregor noted that Piercy festivities. was driver of the get-a-way car and that the woman testified she resisted William H. Stokely's efforts to take her purse until she saw the car 'was pointed at her" and she quit struggling in fear she Wa would be run down. "That's (Continued from Page 1-Al using an auto as a weapon," By BOB LLOYD and she wa 15. It wasn't rape, just a sexual McGregor said. herald Staff Writer cannot be isolated and corrected it may lx' necess;irv t affair." Assistant State Atty. William close the well permantly, said Frost. The prosecutor said Simpson "fails to Heffernan described Piercy, Circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGregor "This is something that can happen to anyP. acknowledge his problem" and noted the who was also sentenced to five has sentenced 32-year--old Douglas McArthur anywhere and there was no way to anticipate it. In defendant had been convicted since 1964 in years probation consecutive to S impson of Sanford to two life prison terms opinion, the whole thing was blown up by the media t New York state on charges of misdemeanor the sentence in the robbery case for the rape of a six-year-old girl. make a mountain out of a molehill," said Frost. child abuse, felony narcotics possession, on a guilty plea entered in .Assistant State Atty. William Heffernan Cal Conklin, vice president of the Dietz firm, petty larceny and two counts of felony March to felony possession of had urged the court to go against a trial jury's phasized Friday that the water now being furnished fri burglary. inariluana, as "an ignorant, Cf "T'""T" G .-.c well is s1e an'I tpp.ts all health standards li Lice iuva cue, in a hr ce-day triai in • mean man with a streak of sentence Simpson to death in the electric Prior to opening of the new facility, the city September, the little girl testified in a vengea n ce The prosecutor said chair. Ileffernan said he felt the death penalty Casselberry was paying General Water Works $16,0 t courtroom cleared of spectators under state allegedly made death Piercy all ''.as warranted by the heinous nature of the per month for water to serve consumers in U law. She said that Simpson had taken htier Into threats through a third party sexual assaults on the little girl last May. area according to William Schrader, utilities fil1 a betlrouiit at his residence on two separate against Stokely, who testified "I don't believe the death penalty is apsupervisor. The city acquired the customers and im' days and sexually assaulted her. The grand against Piercy after pleading propriate in this case," Judge McGregor said. front General outside the city limits on Aug. 12, 1975. h jury indictment against Simpson, returned on guilty in the robbery case. lie said pre-sentence investigation reports June 10, alleged the assaults took place on will still be necessary to pay the firm for sewage treat"Stokely wrote that letter indicated the black-haired father of three May 22 and ment for the area. The contractor: who was laying set-r himself," Piercy claimed, children is "hedonistic one who seeks Physicians testifkt that the child mains to tie the existing system into Casselberry's lint-,, "after he'd written me in jail pleasure regardless of consequences." brought to a hospital in early June by her went bankrupt and work on the project has been dela)i. and said I was goin' down the Simpson is to serve the two life sentences mother and was treated for gonorrhea. When the extension is completed, sewage will tube with him." concurrently and thus won't be eligible for Seminole County Medical Examiner Dr pumped to the Indian Hills system fir tr.'atcntnt .it tL The court ordered as a parole for 26 years. "Hopefully by the age of G.V. Garay said tests showed Simpson had Maitland plant. condition of Piercy's probation 57 you'll conclude that you don't have to the disease. But County Health Director Dr. Also as part of the updating of the entire s)tnIc Inc;. that he must make no threats or ictimize young girls," the court told Simpson Orville Barks testified as a defense witness Fire hydrants are being installed in sections not previowly assaults on Stokely or ask it,, it woman broke into loud sobs and then left that a gonorrhea test on Simpson two days protected. anyone else to do so. the courtroom, later was negative, An attractive modern building at the South Plant The court ordered both Ileffernan referred to a criminal record Officials said they expect to transfer housing the two high service pumps, shop, office spare Piercy and Stokely to make sheet and noted that Simpson had beenSimpson from county jail next week to the and lab will serve as the main office and lab for the cit', restitution of $209 to the robbery arrested for rape in 1962 and 1964. Simpson state prison system's Lake Butler Medical water department. victim as a condition of told the court the arrests involved - and Reception Center to begin serving his life probation. "girlfriends." lie said was when I was 19 prison sentences. Stokely, 18, of 405 E. 26th St., Th. most .ffectlye Sanford, was sentenced to five cia. prevention )ears in prison plus 10yea d.'k. ever Inventednventedprobation in the g Em g robbery. The 10th grade USE dropout admitted that "stupidity" caused him to grab the woman's purse moments 4S after Piercy unsucessfully tried to rob a woman in the adjacent _ shopping center lot. alleged efforts to influence the testimony of a The circuit court trial of a former city of Defense attn y.tam t.' C state's witness in : S mber tr! Longwood public works employe accused of A"o'w Gv'etoj sON.c. Perry asked the court to conI*t.. 'do receiving stolen property charge against irand and petty larceny of scrap copper and sider straight probation for holiday, lie received a directed verdict of brass owned by that city has been postponed Stokely and said his client acquittal in that trial. until the week of December 13 at Sanford. SANFORD LIONS CLUB "seemed to look at it (criminal A jury found Mark B. Morrison, 32, of 805 Robert hienrick Keen, 34, of 161 N. 13th ANNUAL activity) as fun and gainesWr First St., Sanford, guilty of the lesser and Ave., Longwood, had been scheduled for trial pure pleasure." included offense of attempted lewd assault last week on the charges but State Atty. Stokely referred to a threeAbbott herring's office sought the postupon a 10-year-old girl. Morrison was ordered SAT.. NOV. za month stay at a state boys ponement because a handwriting expert held in jail during a pre-sentence inSERVING 4p.m.•Ip.m. school at Marianna as a wasn't available to testify for the prosecution. vestigation. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER juvenile as "more like a James Anthony Reeves, 19, of SR46, (Xh.'r trials postponed until the Week of ALL YOU CAN CAT vacation" but told the court Geneva, pleaded guilty to the lesser offense of Dec. 13 included: DONATION 11 014 PERSON during his stay in county jail aggravated assault in an a'ravated battery Earl Dreggors, 54, of Sanford, accused of TICK U IS P N OM A NY awaiting sentencing that he LIONOR AT THE DOOR case stemming from a fight in a toungc two counts of sexual battery upon a 13-yearold boy. parking lot at Altamonte Springs. Reeves was "realizes how serious this all ALL PROF ITS 0010 THE LIONS "1114"T" PROGRAM put on four years probation by the court. Robert Edward Posley, 26, of Midway, is." Judd lvdII3Iey, J, UI t)dIUUIU, )JIIUUtJ accused of battery and resisting an officer guilty to misdemeanor improper exhibition of with violence. a firearm. State Atty. Abbott Herring's office dropped Karen Revels, 22, of 1312 Summerlin a 1972 uttering a forgery charge against you own Ave.,S.anford, was ordered held in jail during Thomas Lynn Durham Jr., 30, of Orlando. a pre-sentence investigation after she pleaded Also dropped was a possession of cocaine guilty as charged to two counts of uttering a charge against Brenda Joyce Wilson, 25, of Why wall? Why take a chance on soaring construction 123 Stephen St., Oviedo. forgery. costs? You can afford to build today. A friendly All State Homes representative will show you how you can finance a Alireda Lucille Jones, 18, of 615 E. Ninth Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. dismissed 'no cash down custom All State home an uttering a (orgery charge against Nelda G. St., Sanford, pleaded guilty to aggravated today! Almost at once All State can begin constructing your torn. most anywhere in Florida. There's no reason to wait. Matthews, . of South Daytona, and felony battery, a.felony punishable by a maximuxii marijuana possession and possession of of l.i years in prison, in connection with the controlled substance paraphernalia charges knifing of a 15-year-old girl, and was placed against William M. Boney, 24. of Miami. On three years probation by the court. Frank Ralph Simonelli, 18, of 812 In other cases docketed for trial before Judge Cowart: I.ongdale Ave.. lMngwood, and John Harper -Edward holiday Jr., lIS, of 109 DeSota St., Yarnell, 22, of 303 N. Eastlake St., Longwood, La Hacienda Altamonte Springs, was found guilty of were put on two years probation after they Spanish SiuCCo d..4gn! witness tampering, a felony punishable by I bath fInished masonry home, on your lot -$14,650 pleaded guilty to trespass In a structure a five years in prison, by a Jury on Friday. Th e in a grand larceny case misdemeanor court ordered him jailed during a preinvolving the alleged theft of fire exsentence investigation. tinguishers from a s;uth Seminole apartment The witness tampering ('barge involved (aJiIlpkx. IN BRIEF MIAMI(AP) Florida Power & Light Co. officials say the utility needs an interim $225million rate increase to bring it "closer to the minimum fair rate of return." The utility submitted the rate-hike request to the Public Service Commission on Friday. It would add about $3.66 to the average residential customer's monthly bill. - Medic Convicted 42 " se Of ter Yellow Cau Li of Winston-Salem, N. C., came down in a clearing in a woo ded area about 300 feet north of the runway, officials said. It just missed some fuel storage tanks. Turlington Vs. Union Pacts TALLAHASSEE (AP) Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington is urging other Cabinet members to disapprove a rule that would ailow union contracts to override state education policy. lie disavowed on Friday an earlier memorandum, which bore his signature, that urged approval of the rule. Turlington said he had not seen that memo, which he said was a mistake on the part of his staff. - 16 TALLAHASSEE (AP) Assistant commissioner Tom Brown and four other - administrators are leaving their Department of Insurance posts at the request of new Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter. Giintir caid (in Friday his third (I 0!! hO job since his elect ion on Nov. 2, that he had asked for and received four resignations and one retirement of agency officials. - , I SPAGHETTI-BINGO I $ -. - I 11 1,000 Condo Owners Sue FORT LAUDERDALE tAFt About 1 ,000 condominium owners, claiming that pre- sale promises and conditions have not been kept, are suing Broward County, the City of Plantation, several dcv lopers and two banks for $200 million. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Mexican President Luis Echeverria and U.N. General Assembly President Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe began behind-the-scenes campaigning this week for the job of U.N. secretary-general, according to well-informed diplomats. Kurt Waldheim of Austria, whose current five-year term ends Dec. 31, is a strong favorite to repeat in the post. He announced Oct. 12 that he was available for reelection. The Security Council will meet in secret to recommend a candidate. Anyon who gets a necessary nine-vote majority in the IS-member council without being vetoed is virtually assured of election in the General Assembly, which will approve or disapprove the council's recommendation. - Lebanon Forces Trade Fire BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Moslem and Christian militias battled in Beirut and ex- changed heavy artillery fire in northern Lebanon Saturday while Syrian reinforcements rushed toward the capital. Rockets and mortars fell in residential areas of Beirut for the second straight day despite a three-week-old cease-fire. Hospitals and militia sources reported 10 persons killed and more than 15 wounded in the nightlong fighting. More than 25 were killed and 100 wounded Friday. 2 - '"' "'''' '" "' If - a A Sanford man has been arrested on a warrant from New Jersey on charges of armed rapt' and robbery. ,, Edward IA'wis Berry, Apt. 26, Seminole Gardens, was arrested early Saturday on charges which Include rape- while armed; assault with an offensive weapon; possession of a why wait to build? -- . . . - 1k' pair were listed in fair 0)) (lit) (10 tod ay H ospita l jxikes:nen said both were stillIt-ring frommi exposure. Brody, fishing for dolphin. ' Mil he glanced up from reeling his line and saw gaunt, hiol' how-eyed, sunburned Goodwin Landing unsteadily in the raft. -t first, I though there was univ one man," recalled Brody, ho said he served in the Navy III W orld War U and was mii.is it manufacturer of gift itt'ni [lot as I drew alongside th' raft, I saw another man l)ing nude and badly sunburned ill . Sanford police Friday night two counts of making bomb Police said that between Nov. arrested a suspect in con- threats to a state-owned 1 and 11 the college received nection with telephoned bomb building and bond was set at eight telephoned bomb threats threats to Seminole Community $8,000, according to county jail and in six instances classes College. records. were interrupted and students Police Chief Ben Butler A police spokesman said the evacuated while the sprawling identified the suspect, acrested investigation of a series of campus buildings west of U. S. by detective Jotui Foster In telephone calls in which threats 11-92 on the city's south edge Winter Park, as David were made that the college was were searched by police and l.arrimore, 20, no address going "to blow up" is con- firemen. 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Sanford (1:2411 3 - Harold Herbst, 42, Sanford (1:552) - - niught be drifting; and probably, to ourselves, we prayed," said Goodwin. He described himself as an experienced sailor who has lived on his boat in Key West for several months. He said Anderson was a novice. We were never frightened but at times we worried that we wouldn't make it," he added. Coast Guard spokesmen said there had been no search for the pair because they had never been reported missing. - - r \ . southeast of Key West. "We got out the raft, which had five gallons of water on it, but we didn't get any food because we kept thinking the boat wouldn't sink," said Goodwin. But it did in about three hours. "We were washed off the raft lots of times by waves, but we would cling to the side and then crawl back in and begin bailing with an old shirt of mine. "We never saw a single shark. We just talked about navigation mostly ... where we -Comer - Watson 2-Spencer-K rug PANCAKE RACE -Charles Hoffon, 10, Long-wood -. Pauline Stevens, SI, Lake Mary 3 - Edith Harrison, 74, Sanford clangt-rou.'i 1.eIapOn; rubber; and robbery while armed. Sanford Police the raft. itO('A RATON IAPI 'l'wo men who spent seven days "What was really extraoradrift in a small raft, with no dinary was when I handed food and little water, say many Goodwlii a soda to drink, lie boats passed near them in the immediately handed it to (AnGulf Stream but no one saw derson) before drinking it himtlwiii or heard their yells for selF.., and he must have been really thirsty." help. "At night, it w a s ('Old and "They had it little bit of water i'%'en more frustrating because left. They were exposed to seine of the boats passed closer pretty rough conditions and sufthan ever and we could see their fering from exposure and salt lights, but they couldn't see us water sores. If they weren't in in the clark," says W.R. such excellent phvsicial condiGoodwin, 33, of Cannel, Calif. tion, they never would have When rescue Finally came survived." Friday afternoon for Goodwin Goodwin said he and Anderand illonias C. Anderson, 30, of son were returning from a trip I)ouglasville, Ga., it caine by to the Bahamas on Nov. 6 when (hance eight miles off this his 35-foot trimaran sailboat Florida Gold Coast city. "Vagabunilu" was capsized by ''llws got in the way of my it huge wave about 35 miles 24-foot fishing i boat, so to speak," said llal Brody, 50, of Meet the Mayor at ( Pompano Beach. "They just fords happened Lii be in line with my (Mizid Doubles) Sanford Man Held itte, - BOWLING I Worn en) -Julie Barbs, 41, Altamonte Springs (4S3-412) I - May Hibbard, ill, Winter Park (436.554) - Rose Patrick, 42, Sanford (441St)) iMefli - Gordon Spincer, St. Deitona (517-445) - Harold E Gulick, 74. Orlando (331-4)7) 3 -P - O'Arcy McGee, SO. Sanford (521-435) TENNIS (Me n's Singles) I - Emil Johnson, 45, Edgewater 2- Al McCabe. it, Orange City 3 -Harwell Mostly, Sit, Winfr Park (Women's Singles) - Sara Corner, Daytona Beach Shores 2- Marianna Sands. New Smyrna Beach 3- Emma Spencer, Sanford lMen's Doubles) I -Mosel e y -Joe Krug. 45, Casselberr-y Gus Terry, 44, Maitland-Garland Thomas, Si, Melbourne 3-Johnson-Bob Sands. 45, New Smyrna Beach - - cubbing chairman; Elmer Van fleef, scouting chairman; and Chris Elsea, exploring chairman. Mrs. Van ('leef and Morgan were presented the Award of Merit as was Jim I)urland (far right), who checks his over. - BRIDGE I.Mrs, Anna Oakes, Sanford 2 Mrs. Lillian Kng, Sanford )-Mrs Ard.lia Ritzel, Lake Mary PING-PONG I Emil Johns on, it, CdewaIrr 2 Paul Group. 43, Sanford CERAMICS ]-Jack Coughlin. 70. Sanford lGIa,ed jar ) I-Belly Lindm.i.r, Lake Mary (Indian pot planter) 3-E lie Ash*. Lake Mary (Set of owls) CRAFTS 1 Edith Harrison. 74, Sanford 3-Ann O'Brien. Sanford 3 Ann Stamsh. Sanford DANCE CONTEST I Mr and Mrs. Anthony Scilla. Orlando 3.Mr. and Mri John Kane, Sanford 3 Louis Mucci. DiLand Gunter Fires Quintet 1AK8 Two Adrift Men Rescued - 11 people aboard but none seriously. The plane, owned by the R.J. Reynolds Co. HWX I Thomas Hopkins, 43, Sanford 2- Frank Greco, it, Dellona 3-Robert Steele, Si, Sanford CHECKERS I.A.C. Madden 74, Sanford 2-Robed Steele, 57, Sanford 3-John Uimer, 71, Lake Mary DOMINOES ]-Herb Smith, 47, Lake Mary 2 - Curbs Finlayson, $4. Sanford 3.Louise Ramsey, 45, Lake Mary CROSS-COUNTRY BICYCLING I Merle Parker, SO, Sanford I 1717.5) 2 Emil Johnson, 69, Edgewater t 15:003) 3-Charlie Sanford, 43, DeLand III lilt CRIBBAGE 1-John Harrington, 47, Sanford 2-Marcel Thibodelu, 44, Sanford l-R. D'Arcy McGee, 00. Sanford PINOCHLE I -John Ulmer, ii. Lake Mary 2-Helen We s tgate 43, Sanford 3-Lucia Weaver, 4.1, Sanford GOLF (Men) I Henry Hayes, St. Apopka 1711 2-Leo King, SI. Sanford (11) 3-Louis Lee, SS, Sanford (72) GOLF (Women) -Margaret Kinney, 45, Sanford (73) 2-Kathy 11 Mather, $4, Orange City (il) 3-Betty Murren St Lake Helen ( 74) BILLIARDS (Rotation) ).Thomas Hopkins. iS, Sanford 2-Virgil Bagnoli, 45, Sanford ]-Millard Strickland, St, Sanford I - m - BILLIARDS Sunday, Nov. 14, 176-3A !t With Ken I)repiewoski, scout executive for the Central l"lorida Council, Boy Scouts of America, doing th honors, new council officers are installed, (From left), Harry Hendrickson, district chairman; Virgil Morgan, commissioner; Mary Van ('leef, t 0 H ON I Il (Eight-Ball) NAPLES (AP) An eyewitness says a pilot apparently tried to avoid a flock of seagulls shortly before his twin-engine private jet crashed just after taking off from Naples airport. The jet broke in two on impact, injuring all , .W Olympics Results Seagulls Cause Crash? . Ex' -Lon wood plo ye s Larceny Trial Postponed Times -- - .,-. - SCOUTS, MIAMI (AP) A Miami doctor awaits sentencing after being convicted on 42 counts of Medicare fraud in what a prosecutor says is one of the largest indictments of that type ever prosecuted. Dr. Kenneth A. I3erdick was found innocent Friday of 43 other counts in the 119-count indictment. Another 34 counts were dismissed after the government closed its case in the seven-day trial. Each count carries a maximum fine of S10,10) or five years in prison or both. sow-wow Tandem Lif e Sentences Meted In Ch*ld Assaults s 'f $225 Million Hike Sought By FP&L - Two Seek Top U.N. Post rs ?J1F_ tIttl tIlçul Two Sanford men convicted wait for a woman to come along of robbery in the snatching of in the next parking lot and jump an Altamonte Springs woman's her." purse containing $37 have The court noted Stokely has a received prison terms plus juvenile record of "extensive probation in circuit court. criminal conduct" since 1971 Circuit Judge Robert It. including entries twice ford McGregor sentenced Halsey burglary plus unauthorized use Dean Piercy, 19, of Country of an auto, fleeing and atClub Road, to 10 years in prison "The trouble m trusting you tempting to elude police, auto and five years probation. A jury another time Is that in the next theft, robbery, petty larceny, found him guilty of robbery Ir, robbery someone could be resisting arrest, possession of connection with the July 31 purse-snatching at Skaggs- killed," Judge McGregor said. marijuana and numerous You pleaded guilty to this traffic offenses. Albertson's parking lot, Perry said he could attribute and l'alm Springs Road, robbery but you also parAltamonte Springs. Piercy was ticipated in an attempted part of Stokely's "infamous acquitted on a companion robbery just minutes before. It past" to childhood development charge of attempted robbery of takes some kind of brass to go and family life. - British Organizers Postpone Session At Rhodesia Talks I acr oss i,i ati Jimmy Carter is see him inaugurated in Washington at a ceremony he wants kept "modest" and "democratic," an aide says. "We want to take away some of the aspects of a coronation," said Carter spokesman Hex Granuni on Friday. The President-elect desires a "people-oriented" inauguration, he said. Carter, however, will wear formal clothes and a top hat, ride in the inaugural parade, dance at an inaugural ball and hold receptions for the diplomatic corps and Congress. Aides said the VIP section of seats at the Capitol for the Jan. 20 ceremony will be smaller than usual, and there will be fewer official receptions and parties. The bleacher seats along the Pennsylvania Avenue parade route probably will be free. q B I . inviting "several hundred thousand people" to 2 4 6 : __ Carter's Inauguration Goal: 'Modest, Democratic' Affair 21 ' - - Sanford Pair Sentenced In Purse-Snatching Case Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In our Pre-Holiday sale circular in today's newspaper, we advertised a 69.99 video game on pge 12. Unfortunately, we were unable -to obtain manufacturer's delivery. Apologies to all Zayre shoppers for this unavoidable Inconvenience. Retire someday. Geta taxbreak now. With a government-sponsored "Individual Retirement Account." It's for those of you not covered by a retirement plan at work. And it kts you save up to 1500 a year for retirement tax free. - You can start small, as little as -S25 a month. Sooner than you think, you'll be investing in high-yielding certificates of deposit... maximum interest with $1,00() invested. A tax break could sure come in handy now. And someday, so will your retirement fund. So get all the facts at First Federal of Seminole. Now, Sanford South Ortand 1 W; utim Pt, before another year gets away. FIRST fly FEDERAL OFSEMINOLE - '. --------"., �48. 7 Evening Hera ld, S.ircrdFI. 4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY OPEN SUNDAY 10. 7 I W. Springs Police Chief Talks Of Life In Trailer -9 SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY GALAXY 12 3S() WATT %ITH THERMOSTAT - WARM & - , I SOLID DECOR COLORS REG $5 99 Sc - C - - By WIU.[AM HIDDEN Herald Correspondent Winter Springs has applied for six federal public works grants totaling $1,150,000. Complete reports on two grants have been filed, while preliminaries have been sent on the other tour. The two giant requests that - School Men L_.. g u 9.HOUR '- MONDAY NOV. 15 hamburger on bun French fries-tator tots Thtators Cara Orange juice Milk TUESDAY, NOV. 11 Diced beef w-noodles Greens Frulteup Baked dessert Rolls- milk WEDNESDAY NOV. 17 Mini steak sub Green peas Cole Slaw Baked dessert Stilk J - THURSDAY, NOV. 1* Ground beef Rice Tossed salad Apple crisp Rolls - milk FRIDAY, NOV. 19 Fish Macaroni and cheese Green beaus J uice bar Buns - milk lot LB. HANDI PACK LB B,,?.,.t Beef Round S.rlo.n Tip Roast SAVE loor DURABLE NYLON SPOUT SNAP TIGHT COVER-TELE CUP GAUGE-REG 9 99 M V SUPERBLOW 100O WATTS TTACHMENTS AL THE AIRFLOW1 ' AIND SPEED A ARROW 988 FULL OO TWO 1 _y' na NON AEROSOL LB. • • • • . • • • • • Turkey Ham • 200-CT KGS S S TOASTER ASTRIES V1 28 8C PKGS. 17 Q Cheese 12.oz. • • • Variety P ac 979 PKG. Franks . $109 P1(0 , . "u' • PG $115 81. CANS • $100 2 • LB. CUP • $129 P 39c PINT CUP LOc , ..CU & tiP I P B PA NO Sour Cream . SUPIRaRANO $119 P1(G S . Sour Cream k • 2 SUPER8RAND SWIFT PREMiUM BUN SIZE • • • • • • Sour Cream 35 S I PkZOLA CORN 00. . ulk - . . -. Coffee Margarine / • . . 1 G. 017 7- sow, 69c PK TOMATO —' --" iq""Jol DEEP '1 8 $209 .. . . . . 4Fqj ]'OMATO SOUP Limit 8 with $5.00 or more purchase BTLS. 969 • MRS FILBERTS S1"WT ROVA _,.0 2 i.ta. Ivsuuug..w 232.O!1 10-01 . MENTHOLATUM DEEP HEAT RUB 09c CAMPBELL'S JUIC MOTT'S UNE E Limit 2 with $3.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. OZ -LIMIT ONE 14B. • • • • BAG , . • SUPERBRANO REGULAR OP STA FIT LOW FAT COTTAGE (1.18. CUP 69) OSCAR MAYER SLICED REGUR C.' ALL BEEF 12-Gz. P1(0. PRICES GOOD NOV. 14-17 QOc SUPER CRACKIN' GOOD TWO Bologna S CrescentRolls3 $169 OSCAR MAYER SLICED MERIO DE LUXE SAUSAGE P' uza • • • Sausage . CRACK IN' GOOD 20-oz W.O BRAND HOT OR MiLD $1" . sr Sausage 49c I.B. SLICED BACON W.D BRAND SKINLESS SMOKED LAND O FROST Reserved TAME 8OZ* CREME RINSE AL ,. • HICKORY SWEET 9 . 99c 59c WINN-DIXIE STORES. INC COPYRIGHT — 1976 BY TONI-REG & EXTRA BODY-LIMIT clROt40L FRESH P RK LOIN SLICED INTO Fryers Quantity Ri9hts BABY OIL C - f\ JOHNSON'S ' J ! i ' ., LB .... USDA OR 'A COUNTRY CUT - UP PAN.R[AOy -TREATMENT OF \::.:;.:\ • • • HICKORY SMOKED WHOLE SHOULDER ARM pO\NDER FOR 4 OZ. BOTTLE—LIMIT 1tAK Pork C Iops $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs FACIAL icciurc 4 S 1-LB. PKG. 9 .- CUBE STEAK ROLLS HAIR CARE CENTER SLICED BACON . . . W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS $00 GENERAL ELECTRIC A NATURAL VEGETABLE - I1U(K 3 I :, 97I .5( i19 Tip Steak Picnics 88 7 := HICKORY SWEET W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF INCLUDING 7 BONE CENTER CUT PAPER TOWELS Limit 3 with 1129 te • • • 6wm~ !idwl~ COFFEEMAKER -, excl. cigs. GRAPEI 12 '11 $100 Deep South Crurt-? oc CRACKIN' GOOD SOUP & li-oi CHILI CRACKERS ••• PKG JAMI JELLY or 03/4-oz CANS SOUTH S,00th 79c Peanut Butter 0 4 CARNATION I 9 -- FOR TABLE TOP OR MANTLE.REG 1 39 _ 6.4 OL 1,001 Winter Springs has also applied for funding of a public works building at a cost of $161,700. The structure would house the Public Works and Building Departments, as well as the Police Dept. *aIrp,&I I 3 'EOw I$I ,, \l'\ I MINIATURE 939 to-ox. JAR •'' 2 8-ot. • • • • • 99 ACCENT • $129 SIZE 5TL $149 REGULAR 0 R °' SIZE cT KLEENEX NAPKINS 47c 49c AEROSOL RENUZIT 16 SHEET DIs%HEECUI" LL=\ 3 OZ CA KILLS S MOLD QQ oz OIL ROASTED gpi'T2 - - -. 4 GRAND. ,I il1iI 501 X 711 GIFT NOW IN PROGRESS. _'4 - 1A ; AA ' lberry too. Now in Casse Grand Opening Sale now In progress at both locations. r l.~v- t~ OPENING . SALE IL Nuto ORGANIZER EXTRA HEAVY DUTY MOLDED PLASTIC SHELVES ADJUSTS TO FIT YOUR CEILING s- , GEORGE sruARr. INC. 133 EAS7i ROBINSON STREET ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32802 520 SOUTH HWY. 17-92 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 - I I 100-CT P1(0 73c DEPEND-O • • S S . • . • • • 79c • 1' SIZE -'' Ct r - ' - . . . 2 3 1 00 99S) i ANGELOS BIt( Pe er . . . . . '. 69c Ambros a . )'oi . MR i HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA YEL L OW ....10 Corn HAR'.(ST 99C EARS FRESH FLOR ID A NAVEL ORANGES 10 FOR 'I tS.'•' 99c HARVEST FRESH RED DELICIOUS '•• 5 LB. BAG 5 LBS - 59c APPLES . . . 16 FOR 1 Potatoes .. make special people day list Smile! ...... and hue your happiest times. $199 HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE Romaine ..... $ 100 16 39c . BANQUET BUFFET (EXCEPT BEEF) Dinners 788 POLY BAG FRO ,) -4 4 $100 QUARTS S• • 5 155 $100 929 P1(6 . N Frer ch Fries 3-LB. BAG 99c ASTOR PEAS OR CUT Corn GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 2 S S • 3 Pound Cake Io.oz$100 PKGS. I I'.-o .. 99c 3UPERIRAND WHIPrED Topping . . 0 2 9oz. CTNS I FROM YOUR COLOR NEGATIVE ' Send buutitul enlargements in this tttsctiys frame. it's a 99c HARVEST FRESH SWEET ORANGE JUICE 89' Iq — COUPO NS] 99C HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA -- Potatoes BORDEN IOODSTAMP BEEF 12 OZ. CA N Gut,i t CORNED / — 15-ox. CANS Saltines i • 2- MAID ~ED U. S. NO. I (REG 1 .1 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. ORATOI FIANI ic. SIZE DIXIE CUP REFILLS EASY-OFF PEOPLE TRUST E CKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT LOW, LOW PRICES! JJIARGEMENT 59 65c • BOWL CLEANER UU TOUGH UNBREAKABLE PLASTIC THE CLIP IS THE SWITCH PERFECT FOR PURSE OR POCKET' REQ Si 49 MODEL 216 Ro mr-1p °x CANS SIZE) CONCEPT DISPOSABLE FLASHLIGHT p%AtI'EERS CASNEWS 4 HOT Hormel Chili w /Beans SYLVANIA FLASH CUBES MOST GERMS& MILDEW VENT BATHROOM (3 -__PAKOF3-GIVESYOU12F LA SHES / . FRESHENER FLAT PAK-REG $11 09 PAPER ........ A 'Y V THRIFTY WHITE DINNER ARMOUR MEAT GIFT WRAP ccEfl ' POTTED A $74,200 grant would provide for improvements to the 12,8 acre Sunshine Park on Edgemon Avenue. The grant would enable the city to rework the park's tennis courts, clear the Lake and nature trails, plus provide for field lights, a bandstand and picnic facilities. The city also is applying for a $120,380 grant for extending water mains and hydrants in the North Orlando R.anchlands. Another request for $5,500 would provide for drainage struc tures on West Edgemon Aven ue. The grants fall under the Federal Public Works Bill passed this year. [E PINE SOt PINE SCENT. 35LIGHT • ,, ..uTrI SPARE BULBS-UEG 52 69 % • 3flLI 11 LVII • • • TREE - • SWEETENER CHRISTMAS UU -I'-VMU UIU? the city to cover the drainage swales, and put in drainage pipes. COFFEE-MATE 12" LIGHTED L IL 1.4 I EMPIRE 12 CUP • ASSORTED SHADES LIMIT ONE have been completed are a road work grant and one for unindrainage derground stallation. The road work grant, the largest request at $116,600, is for paving of connector roads in the North Orlando Ranchlands. If Winter Springs receives the grant, it would provide for the paving of roads around the Seminole Turf Club,' connecting Edgemon Avenue with Lake Drive and the Tuskawilla area. Under the second completed grant, the Tu.skawilla area wo ul d receive an underground drainage system at a cost of • ' 3 19 JUMBO LILAC - .......e 'tI 88 COVER GIRL nter Spr n : FLUFFY BLANKETS EE 90US14 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, COLLIER, VOLUSIA, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION GROUND BEEF 8 TO 12 I.B.AVG. $ 88 = 91001 REG 15 99 MEDICIN E 20' s-LI MIT - WHOLE H EATER PLUS COLD ' r 14,1!7&—SA W-1) BRAND 100% PURE ' BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP - FAN FORCED SfI.TUR years service in the Coast Springs Police Dept. Guard and U.S. Navy. The communications center He is a softspokcn, humble is housed in the Fire Station and man, but has the Inner When John Govoruhk was is capable of dispatching local toughness that a man in a appointed police chief of Winter police and fire calls, state-wide position of authority requires. Springs in January 1974, he inter-city calls and inter-county lie credits his wife. Anita, discovered that he was its 13th calls. Calling it a "lull with a large part of his success service," chief. Although confessing to dispatching in the field of law enforcement, enspeaks being just a little superstitious, Govoruhk praising her for understanding he felt that 13 would turn out to thuslastically of its capabilities the problems and restrictions and says it will even handle the be his lucky number. that are part of a policeman's Now, almost three years 911 emergency system that is / job. later, he feels exactly the same being proposed. Two of his five children are at Federal grants have made it way. home. John Jr. is a construction Chief Govoruhk is on call 24- possible for the city to hire an worker and Leslie, age 13, is an \ investigator and, a first for the hours a day, averaging 11 8th grade student at a local hours actual working time. city, a youth service officer to junior high. David is a musician These hours curtail family deal with juvenile matters, in Hawaii; his daughter, Mrs. activities but, Govoruhk does which Govoruhk says is the Ruth Ann Pettenger, lives with manage to "sneak in a few number one problem in the city. her husband in Savanah, Ga. .' moments of relaxation with my lie feels confident that with the .1His daughter, Terry, is married family" and has even managed youth service officer a liaison GOVORUJIK to Neal Troutman, a detective to have one week each year for between his department, the with the Winter Park Police parent and children can be a vacation, Looking back on his time as established. Juveniles, instead a credit union, an improved Department. Govoruhk says being chief chief, Govoruhk recalls many of being automatically referred hospitalization plan, and to the courts or Division of vacation, sick and holiday pay is largely an administrative changes. In 1974 his department was Youth Services, will be directed policies, position and points to his exHe would like to see added to perience in the administration housed in a trailer located in to other agencies that could front of Hacienda Aage on help solve many problems that list a personnel policy to field both in the service and in S.R. 434. The communications before becoming a court include in-step periodic pay Longwood as a lieutenant. raises, a retirement pension, Reminiscing about his days In system at that time ho says was matter. Govoruhk Chief says and a recourse for city em- Longwood, Govoruhk recalls an "primitive." Dispatching of calls was handled by the cooperation between his ployes in cases of unjust ter- interesting turnabout in persheriff's department in San- department and the city fathers mination of employment. sonnel. When he was a ford. Although the police has proven to be better than The one service that has been lieutenant, his Chief was department is still housed in the anticipated. However, he notes, removed from the police Wesley Dowell and the same trailer which has been "there is room for irn- department's jurisdiction is Sergeant was Edgar "Beau" moved to the site of the City provement and greater un- animal control. but the cniet Smart Jr. hall-Fire Station, the corn- derstanding." Improvements in feels that the changeover has here in Winter Springs, he is munication system is now much place include an up-to-date not made for an appreciable the chief, Smart is now the more sophisticated and is communications center, improvement in the service. He lieutenant, and Dowell the handled entirely by the Winter enlarged staff, social security, calls it "adequate. "11 the patrolman. county would put on additioi i ii He enjoys his job here in the help to police the cities, the city calling this city "home" problem would improve," he and hopes to remain chief here said. until he retires. But he has one i i Originally from Baltimore, change he would like to See: "1 Govoruhk speaks with a soft would like to get out of this drawl undiminished by his 20 trailer one of these years!" k s Fderal — ' ff WD BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND -I %((KDAYS 9 By NANCY A. BOOTH Herald Correspondent 5 Sunday, Nov. Sunday, Nov. 14, 17 rsat way to 419 E. FIRST ST. on your bali' IA1iAMtiái 1 • I SANFORD �4* I.. Evening HerWd There is an undercurrent of irony that runs through the tide of human events. This is the month of November, and the nation has just elected a new president. A Democrat. Thirteen years ago, in Dallas, another president, a Democrat, died in a hail of bullets. His demise, which still is the subject of controversy, plunged the nation into a period of confusion and grief. The Dallas killing was the first of several assassinations. Dr. Martin Luther King was shot in Memphis. Sen. Robert Kennedy was gunned down In the kitchen of a Los Angeles hotel. Those were troubled times. The nation was bitterly divided over an unpopular war and the shattered dreams of the Great Society. Remember those film-clips on the television news? They seemed to be scenes from some foreign nation at war. Riots erupted in the ghettoes, on the college campuses, around the corner. Everyone was up against the wall. Lyndon Johnson's guns and butter policy was providing plenty of guns, but not enough butter. The N FkENC}l AVE., SANEOIW 11.A. 32771 Are: Code :w,.32.2ll or 8i1-9993 Around Sunday, November 14, 1976-6 WAYNE: 1). Dovl.E. Publisher NORMAN IL OSURIN, Editor JOSEPH 1). VAN BRACKI.E. Advertising Director Home 1)tIirerv Week. cents; Month, 52.40; 6 Months, $14 20; Year. S240. H Mail In Florida same .is home delivery. All tlwr mail Month. $2,70; ti Ninths, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. Hua Wields Clubs In Many Directions - i 15 11 ' China-watchers have marveled at the swiftness with which Hua Kuofeng confirmed his position as chairman of the Chinese Communist Party and carried out a purge of his rivals. As some analysts put it, the Chinese have just had an "election," and Iiva's party won. There's a vague resemblance to a two-party system in the struggle between so-called moderates and radicals within the ranks of Chinese communism. The partly secret, partly public events since the death of Mao Tse- tung are probably the closest thing to an election that the Chinese can hope to see. But the democratic process in a China that calls itself a "people's republic" is pure fancy. For one thing, only a small fraction of mainland China's 850 million souls belong to the Communist Party and has any t hing to do with the process of creating its leadership. And it hardly fits any definition of democracy when the losers in a political contest wind up in jail — if indeed they are still alive. The emergence of Hua as the political and ideological heir of Chairman Mao calls to mind two quotations. One of them is Mao's famous principle that "power emerges from the barrel of a gun." It was Hua's support in the People's Liberation Army that made possible the surgical neatness of his move against the radicals. This has reconfirmed the belief that the loyalty of the army is the indispensable factor for achieving and maintaining power in Peking. It also supports the view that when all is said and done about the nature of the Chinese government, it is essentially a military dictatorship. The other quotation is from English literature — that "the pen is mightier than the sword." Hua not only has the army on his side but is in effective control of the scripture of Maoism which must keeD the soldier, the worker and the peasant pulling in the same direction. He is responsible now for editing the works of Mao, which means he will have control over how the words of the now-departed chairman are presented and interpreted in the future. Needless to say, the future "Thoughts of Chairman Mao" are not likely to emerge with any meaning contrary to what editor Hua wants them to have. The Importance of having custody of the guiding doctrine of Maoism was demonstrated soon after Mao's death. Mao's widow and other radicals apparently attempted to alter one of the purported final thoughts of Mao to give the impression that he favored their ascendancy. Whatever direction Chairman Hua chooses for China in the future, he is starting from a secure position of power over the bodies and minds of his people — represented by the army on the one hand, and the words of Mao on the other. What more could a dictator want? Virtues Abandoned In this Bicentennial year of our nation's history, many are thinking about the principles on which this nation was founded. Some are warning that we have wandered far from those principles. There are indications that in "the pursuit of happiness" we have sought wealth and power and easy living as i'ur mostimportant goals, and that in the search for these we have abandoned many of the virtues which the Founding Fathers cherished and which are a major part of our heritage. An anonymous writer has given us a warning message which we Americans might well read and seriously consider in U1& days when we are being bombarded daily with the news of "man's inhumanity to man." The message follows -. "The things that will destroy us are: Politics without principle; pleasure without conscience; wealth without work; knowledge without character; business without morality; science without humanity; and worship without sacrifice." To that lid might be added: Power without self -discipline; justice without compassion; personal achievement without concern for the welfare of others. BERRY'S WORLD The Clock By AtJDIE MURPHY ~~ 6" —. "Lame duck!" I e rS I Are More Often i..i 1'f,J 1J,J,, I F? ~ . -k : , ",~ , 1% I It isn't only the doctors who are afflicted with lawsuit sickness. The number of people suing companies for allegedly defective products is rapidly rising, says The Conference Board, and so is the cost of product liability insurance — the manufacturers counterpart of medical malpractice I :4' I j - ell ~~._ , ,%( I V4 ~ 4(-,Y-1~1_6, I. 1~.110'' V,_-~ . I J '.',it *.1'J ', Z;: "I I _.,6 ,. ,,, 1.'' ql~ V ~ 411. .1 .1 .s, -;,.""O 61 ,,`,:"2'1-N.Z, 11~~'It; I I ., k.'A, ~% - 'I'A "~ S J, 001~Z~.. "I .. ~.'... ~* k .~. -, "N's, 11,- ~f-.' -' .. ." * , ,,),) r ". ~, 'A' .!'. I' J.,i. ., ~ I _ I / I a, 't I , .-I., .~"141A~V. ,1L ' .4l1 . . j3a- ," , - ' 4 , 01 - / ç ' r',,, •t' ?' ' el*o xi t'. ' ' "i ,' t.k " Campaign ReformLaw A Turkey ,, 1 B '' Since former County Atty. Tom Freeman went down like General Custer at the Little Big Horn, things haven't been the same at weekly Seminole County jnmission meetings. And with the two new arrivals on the commission, it's doubtful the place will ever be the same. Democrat Harry Kwiatkowski, one source says, plans to roll over and play dead. His rationale: why fight it? Since Mike Hattaway and Sid Vihlen Jr. won't be there to augment Kwiatkowski's favorite argument that a three-to-two vote beats a od argument, why fight it? ewcomer Bill Kirchhoff may be entertaining. I say that because he recently issued me a special invite to attend county commission meetings, The special invitation was offered up when I called Kirchhoff on Thursday to ask him if he had any novel ideas or projects to bring to the board. He replied that he would give me a "noncommnital" answer. "I plan to take rt in discussions of what goes on," he A said. "I have some things I'd like to see done," Kirchhoff added. Evening Herald Sanford Fl - Sky H '" - I I WASHINGTON — The nation watched the poignant scene in the White House as Betty Ford, her chin high, read the concession telegram her husband was too horse to read. But even more touching were the scenes that the public never saw. Before President Ford faced the TV cameras to concede his defeat, he gathered his family in the oval office. Only a few intimates were allowed inside. They have described the scene for us. The Presldei1t, exhausted and voiceless after 12 days of the most arduous campaigning any president had ever endured, tried to bolster his family's spirits. Like the quarterback of a defeated but undlsgraced team, he spoke quiet words of encouragement. The horse whisper made the words all the more, heart-wrenching. Sons Steve, Jack and Michael tried not to show their hurt. Michael's wife, Jayne, also managed to keep her composure. The First Lady had an air of pride, without defiance. Only daughter Susan seemed inconsolable. She couldn't hold back the tears, She turned away, perhaps to hide the tears from her father and gazed out the window at the chilly autumn day. She continued to weep, without sobbing. Betty Ford began reading the concession telegram softly to herself. The others hushed to listen. Then they filed into the room where the cameras were waiting. As the nation witched, the Presldznt cxplalnedthat his voice was too strained for him to bpcak. His wife took over. "The President asked me to tell you," she began, "that he telephoned president-elect Carter a short time ago and congratulated him on his victory ." Once it was done, the family separated Ford stepped into the crowd, mouthing silent helkd, Then he disappeared into the oval office, alone except for his appointments secretary, Terry O'Donnell, and photographer-friend David Kennedy. Inside, he threw a strong arm. . around (YDonnell's shz,ulders. Another man might have without letdown. WATCH ON WASTE: The six members of the International Trade Commission are supposed to advise the President and the Congress on tariff matters. They appear to spend most of their time, however, In the pursuit of unique and ingenious ways to waste the taxpayer's money, Recently, for example, the ITC discovered a budget surplus of $20,UX0. Instead of returning the funds to the Treasury, the ITC went on a shopping spree for new office furniture. Earlier this year, the ITC ordered up $5,000 seals "added dignity" to Commission Besides, I think the advantages of Proceedings. Commissioner Bedell told us she unrestricted campaign spending are vastly flies first class only when "n'ces.sary " overrated - there are friendly Indians?" Or — especially if you're a female — how about the sect,nd time you watched "Psycho" and Janet Le igh decided she'd take a brisk little rinse in the old shower? For most women there probably IS no second viewing of "Psycho." But they're cheating themselves out of all the guttwisting, pins-and'needles pleasures of foreshadowing. doesn't know' — but all the Greeks sittin g in the old outdoor theaters did — is that he himself is the problem. Through a convolution of events which would be rejected by mode rn soap o pera scriptwriters, Oedipus has Unknowingly hacked down his father in a travelers' quarrel and is living in an incestuous marriage with his mother. The king's children are also his brothers and sisters. The Greeks took some sort of cathartic delight in watching Oedipus press _i__,, lV$VilIC3l .&U.')V1 (U t;it: ti uib iliit ,uuhi shatter his world and allow everybody to "exeunt with a dead march." You can translate it into modern terms, Hasn't your spine ever tingled a little Was Errol Flynn or another portrayer of (en. George A. Custer stands at the Little Big horn and says: "Over that next hill I think Once you're aware of this phenomenon, you can join the legio ns of Iit'ry Ex perts who go around reading foreshadowing, symbolism, satire, "dens ex machina" and everything else into works where the auttw had no conscious intention of inJectu them. That's known as "expert license." Th e trouble, obvio usly, is that even if you've spotted a legitimate example of foreshadowing, there's no way of proving it un til later — when the whole thing's .esolved. But it's sometimes f un to try iyiy, ciaiyif thc klay uivulvcd doesn't promise to be too lengthy. Take the words of Seminole Coun ty School Supt. William I'. Bud) Layer the other night at the district school board miicetiiig, for example. Layer warned board members against making any statements to "the press" concerning Politics - A Politician Fought Fair * The tales of dirty tricks in several of the White House spoken of his own pain of defeat or, at least might have asked hew the TV performance looked. But Gerald Ford apologized to his young aide. "I see you so often," said the President, "and I still don't get a chance to thank you for the great help you've been to me." Suddenly, the tough O'Donnell's eyes were afloat. "Is there anything I can do for you?" pressed the President. "If there is, let me know." Kennedy, tears streaming down his own cheeks, walked from the room. O'Donnell struggled to control his emotions,, so he could tell the older man what he had meant to them all. The aide spoke of the President's courage and humor, of the miracle comeback against the odds. O'Donnell started to add that he had never seen such manliness and dignity under fire. But the words choked In his throat; he broke down. The President cut him off. "We've got a lot to be proud of," he whispered. Then he smiled and growled through his frog's throat: "Come on, keep your chin up!" O'Donnell, the tears now In flood stage, left the office. And the President of the United States, lips tight, turned to the papers on his desk. Footnote: Later, the President met In formally with a few top aides. It was a relaxed session. But before it was over, he reminded them: "I am still President until Jan. ." He asked them, therefore, to continue their duties & - "There just aren't as many people able to get involved. Fund raising used to generate a lot of activity: bazaars. cofWPff — • M' L4IV old ladies making Swedish meatballs—a lot of w worth of official Commission flags. Ten of the handsome, hand-woven banners were delivered nickel and dime events that got people excited, to Commission offices, along with decorative The new regulations make it almost impossible to do this now and I miss official ITC seals. Herbert Alexander, one of the country ry 's _t ,----y uu InCdI'C voice, st__n uwi om t.ommissioner acknowledged experts on campaign financing, '' Daniel Minchew, was raised in protest. "Since I who heads Citizens Research Foundation, was able to perform my duties for eighteen says of the the new campaign finance law: months without the benefit of a Commission flag "My interpretation is that $2 million j and seal in my office," fumed Minchew in a enough to mount a national campaign. It means memo to his colleagues, "I can manage now you can't produce and distribute the kinds of without them." banners, buttons and brochures that are helpful Minchew may have spoken like a government in getting people Involved. And the consequences A servant should, but he, too, has partaken are not good for democracy." generously of public funds. lie once spent $115.50 As for the red-tape recrairements of the new on a junket to Georgia for the opening of a campaign "reform" law, they are something out federal Law enforcement center. The expenses were legitimate, he told us, because he "men- of a Kafka novel. John White, an aide to Penn. tioned the Commission In a speech" he delivered sylvania Democratic Senatorial candidate William Green, says he thinks the Federal while there. Election Commission Is "some kind of public Minchew is not the only culprit, nor the worst . works project for out-of-work attorneys." Another Commissioner, former Rep. Cathy Day Green's successful opponent, H. John Heinz Bedell, R.-Wash,, apparently thinks she is. still III, had four bookkeepers and one omnaide entitled to the perquisites of a lawmaker. auditor working on his campaign. It took nine She frequently flies first class, despite persons working full time for a week to prepare government regulations that frown on It. She has Heinz's 400-page FEC report due Oct. 10. '-" taken several trips to her home state 01 The Carter and Ford Presidential campaigns Washington, ostensibly to make speeches, pick combined spent a total of over $1 m up trophies and once to participate in an Million this year just to comply with the regulations "asparagus investigation." of the federal campaign "reform" law. On one trip to Los Angeles, Bedell holed up In a So, what Is to be done? Should the "reforms" Posh hotel, attended some "hearings ot plant now be "rereformed"? hangers," then submitted a request that h erIn my Judgment, the answer no' allowable expenses be increased to cover the high cost of her hostelry. Let's throw out the baby, the ba(hwater and ' the tub. If the Idea of freedom of expression Meanwhile, according to Rep. John Moss, Calif., who is investigating the Commission, the embodied in the First Amendment is to have any ITC is so Immersed In partisan politics that it is meaning at all, it should certainly allow In. unable to perform its basic mission.; Footnote: dividuaLs to give as much money as they desire An ITC spokesman at gued that the flags and to anytxidy they want to for any reason, . . // ' q 'l L //'k I i/7 f / . Sunday Nov 14, 11976-7A recent campaigns in Seminole County circulated last and furiously' durm, thu last weeks before the election, But, no attention was given t (t ie sttrr of a "nice guy" who was considered the underdog in one of the contests, but emerged victorious to almost everyone's surprise. The story that is only whis pered about is of the r.an(ljrintp who hnil little xcW fr a few donations from ien ds, an d was trying all the recognized approaches from signs through to campaigning mailings and a door-to-door effort. A loyal supporter, who had a bigger desire to win than a conscience, apparently, made it his business to track . down his man's opposition, recording carefully the opponent's nighttime visits to some local women. 0 The supporter went to the candidate with the compiled scoop in hand But instead of Issuing his enthusiastic fan a pat on the back, the candidate ignored the offering, lie continued campaigning on the Issues and won. - - -, '-_ --- . . and he says the leash is fully guaranteed." ,.. vents Cast T h e'ior '' Parties JACK ANDERSON The Backstage ing * Members of Seminole County's Historical Hall of Fame have been gnawing chunks out of their 700-pai;. Palmers and flashing their mood rings like black be acons ever since an Oct. 10 opinion column confused 12th-century Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas a'Recke with Henry II the English king at the tilift Becket,a former Chancellor of England 'nd now a saint of more th an 800 yea rs i'r*li ri the VISS.L. usv'n - ,ndinø ''fl' b•''''''' ''flt. being king himself. Henry II fans were understandably offended. So now let's give the literature Majors a chance. Let's talk about one of the most time-honored yet timeless literary devices of them all — foreshad9 wlng. Foreshadowing can be traced back to the ancient Greeks, if not beyond. Some of the best examples of its use are contained in phocles' well-known tragedy, "Oedipus isex. The problem with foreshadowing, though, is that to be able to appreciate it, you've gut to aiready know how the story turns out. And this, it might seem to the uninitiated, doesn't make it foreshadowing at all. It's more like hindsight revisited. In "Oedipus." for example, the poor Theban king strides purposefully about, tenaciously determined to find out what 4iLs his city and its populace. What he '' JOHN CUNNIFF - F~~. ,19% Co '.'. ,. 6, - i In '--' interesting when the state is Democratic, as is the nation with the recent election of Juiuny Carter as President. When Carter was elected, someone kiddingly told Williams all federal funds to Seminole might be cut off because of a Williams' quote once uttered in the heat of a moment. The quote: "The worst conservative is better than the best liberal."Of course, we can't tag Williams with that line forever. Why, at any given moment, he might give up his rock-ribbed conservatism and pursue low-cost housing, something Seminole County could sure use. Then again, maybe Williams won't do that. There are a lot of bugs attached to low-cost housing, but it's also a fact that light industry isn't as apt to move here unless there are hom es for workers to live in. Since Se minole spends a bout $100,000 yearly to try and attract industry — s ur ely a first priority for all elected officials — it makes sense to think about low-cost housing as well. Maybe low-cost apartments would be an answer. Anyone for low-cost collapsible tents? . .lf?_ IT,S l e -~ .. IL. r I U. Ut I UI I • ("lip, II, %011111%41111% * - "What?" I asked. "Come down to the commission meetings and see" he replied. An intcrtsting answer when you figure, as a county government reporter, I'm at the courthouse more than most county commissioners, with the exception of Dick Williams, who's there almost as much as courthouse employes. Kirchhoff, a Republican and Democrat Bob French are scheduled to be seated next Tuesday. And, as I mentioned earlier, with Freeman out of the way, one must wonder who Republican John Kimbrough will have to kick around. Kimbrough is about the best I've seen at kicking his political opponents around. Notice I said "political" opponents because Kimbrough Is super easy to get along with outside county commission chambers. In fact, by profession he's a pharmaceutical representative, a position that requires a friendly person with lots of savvy, But ask Freeman what it's like to go up against Kimbrough. It's like taking on a computer trained to destruct any and all opposition when the right buttons are pushed. And Freeman's presence was enough to trigger Kimbrough into the attack position. Keep in mind, now, that Freeman is no pushover. Few attorneys are. But few, if any, Seminole Countians are up to Kimbrough when he's at his acidic best. With Freeman accepting no part of the new legal department Kimbrough is losing his favorite verbal punching bag. And the result is commission meetings are s ur e to lose sonic of their appeal. Don't despair, however, because the lack of ver ba l sparring tied to politics may allow elected officials extra time to get down to the nitty gritty or running an $18-million-dollar-ayear business. One thing to remember, though, is that the election brought the Republicans to power on the county commission, That's nP1N1()N1 WASHINGTON — During the just completed presi d enti a l and congressional campaigns Democrats Republicans Independents and liberals and conservatives disagreed about a lot" of things. But there's a growing consensus among these disparate groups on one subject and it Is that Pt 94-283 — the 1976 Federal campaign finance law — is a turkey. The major criticisms of this highly touted The "reform" are these: Its spending YR . , I According to an analysis by the New York., based, business-supported organization, total .41 . I 4 ' ~If premiums paid for product liability insurance ' • : ..I1 OP W . , 46~4-~ . amounted to $1.6 billion in W75 — twice that paid ., %1~1 '.' 'Z limits are overly restrictive, thus excluding ,',~o ,, I - . ~',,.~'i'l,kW,',,~t,")',4i;-.for all medical malpractice premiums. .. "' sizable numbers of Americans from parNor are only big corporations feeling the ...'.. . . ~- Ilf,-~. (+wj ticipating in the political process; its lie%,.!.,. " ' . . i I , ' ,( impact. A growing number of small firms report . . bookkeeping requisemenLs for both gifts and %. 1. '. difficulties in obtaining product liability InU.%flU&LUie WC an dWHUU.SLJUL1VC nignunare; . h&? 1. surance, with the result that many are going .' . it has not restricted spending by wealthy canyr~ ' "self-insured," which is a synonym for "uninD4.i didates on their own campaigns, since the sured." '.:' Supreme Court struck down this provision of the :..4'.. .4f . . .i . Rising product liability costs are clearly ,,. ;;. Ig~ ' law; and the interp retations of the law, w hich % ' .'.+: ,j'" being fueled by the rising expectations of con" - k. are promulgated by the Federal Election '"e, ',•' ' sumers regarding both the products they buy Commission, are simply Impossible to Wi'.'Y' 1', and the responsibility of manufacturers to :/.t • . derstand many instances -. ' . '.ii,' 'i' assure that the products are safe, says The :''' The new campaign "reform" law limited Conference Board. presidential candidates Carter and Ford to Cited as another factor is a shift in the judicial spendi ng $21.8 million each, plus the right to climate which is making it easier for persons to spend another $3.2 each from the Democratic collect for product-related injuries. Individuals and Republican National Committees respecneed not prove that a manufacturer has been lively. negligent or has violated either an expressed or On the congressional side, the law limits implied warranty. contributions to compalgns to $1,000 per donor Even consumers who have improperly used a per election, and $5,000 pe r multicandidate product have received awards, and the size of committee. All donations over $50 must be a awards Is steadily getting bigger. igh recorded with those giving more than $100 in the It's a bad time to be an insurer, but a very aggregate having to be Identified fully, including good time to be a lawyer. occupation and place of employment. Cash I NEW YORK (AP) — The amazing strength of new-home market. From another source comes the report contributions over $100 during the entire cam- that existing single-family home sales continues to But, while the economy was in the midst of the "police and sheriffs' departments throughout paign period are prohibited all together. the defy the economic slowdown and even long. recession, millions of Americans exercised their United States are staggering under skyrocketing established Commenting on the new campaign "reform" seasonal marketing trends that own individual judgments that used hnmp wøre tni ,rrw'ø ni,,,., .. r 't j'.4 •.••. .for r' ia, Iibeut VL, general counsel ci the -o usually show a slowdown as winter approaches. good buys. alleging false arrest, false imprisonment and President Ford Committee, says there's no 'New monthly sales record were established assault." The existing home market Is unique In some question that it dampened voter enthusiasm in This year hundreds of high-risk departments in every region of the country," said the National respects. It Is all but unorganized. Rather than this year's election. "I'm not saying it's the only will lose their insurance because of these Association of Realtors. Resale activity in reflecting the concerted activity of volume reason for the apathy," Visser explains, "but it's lawsuits, and more plan to drop their insurance September, it reported, was 25.7 per cent ahead sellers and buyers, or the effectiveness of sales one reason." because of its high cost, says the National of the year-earlier rate. promotion, it represents ninny private decisions. Noting that because the presidential cam Observer. In all, 266,000 homes were sold during SepReal estate people repeatedly hear customers palgns this year were forced to rely so heavily on ,' Los Angeles, for example, paid $7,000 for tember, which the Realtors said worked out to a refer to existing homes as being better built and national media advertising to the exclusion of claims against its police in 1965. Last year, seasonally adjusted annual pace of 3.33 million more commodious, and often that the more traditional activities, Visser observes: claims totalled nearly $1.5 million, sales. Because of a lower rate earlier this year, neighborhoods in which such houses exist are "It's disappointing. There is only a miniscule Boulder, Cob., was recently hit by a $180,000 actual sales for 1976 are expected to be more mature and stable, and better supplied with amount of materials in the field, no more fund judgment against its police department. than 2.7 million, a record. services and conveniences, raising activities, so few neighborhood part ies. Insurance covered the loss, but Boulder will lose . DMfli. 't ...,,.t.....I L_ IIIC UFC4JAUQWD by L uivuiveu. 'tan we The vigorous pace of activity in the resale •"v" '" ' ouuons, ttedijtog-3 3 not its police Insurance this year. market has gone relatively unnoticed by some of elude sales figures on urban ve rsus subur ban bumpe r stickers, bunting and hoopla — they're the public and even by professional economists home sales, but some of the activity is likely to practically gone," because of the highly visible depression in the reprei1ent a renewed interest in core-city living. Marie LeGrand, who was a fund-raiser for McGovern in 1972 but this year kept track of campaign finances for Jimmy Carter In New -0 York, echoes Vlsser's lament, declaring: , ? It Alas, Poor Kimbrough, Peace Is Nigh / JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. L 0nS U m 'The Seminole Scene E _~ ___ So. A mandate for Jimmy. Not much of one, surely, but it's a wonder anyone voted at all, considering the circumstances. But they did, and in so doing, pushed the wheel around a few degrees. Enough to have it come full circle. DON OAKLEY -' 1)ib,'*A Where is the president? The man in the housecoat, the one cooking his own breakfast, seems an unlikely choice. Yet he will serve. Gerry has always been there when needed. Did he not serve as an apologist for the disastrous Vietnam policies? That must have been a true lest of devotion. He will do. Enter an era of sleep-walking. Ford reading prepared speeches, attempting to explain why the iconomy is falling to pieces. Summary: things are bad, but they will get better. Have patience, prosperity is just around the corner. The money will trickle down soon enough. (;ct oft my screen, Gerry. Go away. Individual comments, spontaneoui, but they swelled and merged together. On Nov. 2, Ford received the message. war was becoming impossible, and Johnson, with both Texas boots mired in Vietnam, announced he would not run again. Richard Nixon rose like a phoenix from the ashes of the sixties. It was rumored that he had a plan to end the war. lie campaigned on a platform which emphasized Law and Order. Nixon was the one. He became president, and there was plenty of law, but precious little order. His plan to end the war remained a secret. The social programs instituted by his predecessor died on the vine, their financial supply lines severed. The war continued, the protests grew, until the entire era culminated in a spasm of violence at Kent State University. Then, Watergate. The Law and Order posture was exposed as a farce. The Republican administration, a temple built on a foundation of arrogance and elitism, crumbled into disgrace. Nixon had to go. But one so powerful is exempt from the laws which govern the rest of us mortals, so he was allowed to board his jet and fly off into exile. A fat stipend was provided to help ease his pain and embarrassment. - Workers In Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office were delighted to complete the counting of ientee ballots three days after the e e ctions. The clerks said the 1976 year with four separate county-wide elections - three primaries and the general election seemed like one long nightmare. Mrs. Bruce is 'still campaigning to combine the March presidential preferential primary with the first Soptember primary into, a May primary, Pa h ninating one of the elections. She ves that the presidential contest would entice more people to the polls for the first general election primary. The second primary would also be held in May and would give candidates for the general election three additional months to - ' chosen until the second primary, he has little more than six weeks to campaign before the general election. This tuning favors incumbents who in most cases are better known by the public than newcomers to the political arena. A vocal supporter of Mrs. Bruce's position and that of the many of the elections supervisors throughout the state is State Sen. Kenneth Plante i It-Winter Park). Plante was elected to the Senate at the same time as Bill Gunter 1)-Orlando) in the mid-1960's. Seminole's voters remembered Gunter's service when his Senate district also included ,Seminole County' by giving him the highest number of votes on the ballot in his election for state insurance commissioner and treasurer. During the time that both men served Seminole County, Republicans were making their voices heard loud and t'lear in the south end. It interesting to watch, however, Plante and Gunter, representing different- parties, taking the precincts almost vote for vote despite which ever party' dominated. was An example of gentlemen in governmeat can be seen at meetings of the Sanford City Commission, where not only are the citizens appearing before the b*.ird treated with courtesy and good manners, but the commissioners show respect for one another as well. campaign. Currently if the party nonunee is not - G'- ,'r 41 I. Iti ' ,II ,- another two yeirs. But, live If Seminole County's seven cities have elections on Dec. 7 to name 13 councilmen, three mayors and a city clerk. In Sanford, publisher Harry Skup is pitted against incumbent, Lee Moore for mayor, while Commissioner Julian Stenstrom is opposed by architect James T Melvin, and Commissioner, Gordon Meyer is be ing challenged by three ctiiupt'titors, tarry D. Blair, A G DelattibeaudiereandE 0. fEddiei Keith Virtually re-elected wmtlut opposition Lake Mary are Mayor Walter Sorenson and Councilmen Burt Perinchiel and Lillian Griffin. John Decker and Cliff Nelsen are vying for the one year remaining in the term of resigned Martin Bacon Sr. Longwood has six candidates for mayor incumbent James it. Lormanni did not seek re-election). Running for the chief ext":utive's rest are Charles Barshi, Councilman Gerard Connell, Lynette Dennis, Ethel (;lassberg Goldberg. I'uter Piano and Andrew Seminazzi. For city clerk are incumbent Onnie U Shomate and Bette Brown. Councilman J. R. Grant will be elected unopposed unless challenger, Robert N Dares, can get a federal court to order the city to place his name on the ballot. Daves has been a resident of the city for little more than seven months and thus does not iiwt't the one-year residency requirement For the district five seat on the Longwood City Council, candidate's are Stephen Barton, Steven DeMmo, Jerome McCauley and Harvey Smt'rtlson In Winter Springs, candidates for three council scats are: Robert E. Clark, Stephen S. Laid and incumbent Donald W Sines, seat one; John W. Daniels i incwnbent i and Margaret C. McKibben, seat three; and John S. Sabati n i and Irene Van Eepoel, seat five. In Sanford, there are 8,278 qualified voters; Lake Mary 1,135; Longwood 2,706: Winter Springs 1,753 and Casselberry in Shadows reconimt'nikitions recently handed (10%-li by a state medi ator. The mediator, Douglas Stowell of Tallahassee, spent two days in Sanford last month in an effort to resolve current contract disagreements between the school board and Seminole's 1,500-odd teachers. Stowell's re port was receive] here last Tuesday. Th e Seminole Education Association SEAi, which represents the coun ty's instructors, met that same day and voted overwhelmingly to accept the package in its entirety. Not all of the special master's recommendatio ns favored the teachers, but SEA Executive Director F.E. (Gene) Grooms explained his group's attitude. "The teachers don't think all of this is good," he said of Stowell's report . "But we feel that binding arbitration should be the end of the negotiating process. So we're saying that we're willing to live with the good and the bad. And we hope, of course, that the school bo ard will do the same." 1'hat' the catch, bowever -- the ctinn the school board is going to take. Because Stowell's findings do not constitute binding arbitration — they're merely his professional attempt to help the opposing factio ns reach "a prompt, peacef ul and j ust settlement of the d is putes at issue," Th e re port m us t be approved by bo th bargaining un its be fore the contract can be finalized. Here's where the foreshadowing comes in. Layer has already publicly advised school board members to stonewa!! it on the s pe cial master's repo rt . School board attorney E)ough's Stunstromn was a little (Ask Errol Flynn) %%'ILLI:M P. LV'i'EIt more subtle, suggesting that panelists refrsin from disrns.sini, the matter even among themselves as well as "not issuing any statement to the public through members of the press But the point is that the school board is not yet required to make any decision. Th e school board will NEVER be required to co nsider Stowell's recommendations, in fact, unless Cowley and his schoo l board bargaining crew reject all or any part of the report . And that decision will be forthcoming at a negotiating session Wednesday afternoon. When Layer and Stenstrom co unsel ed the pa nel agai nst tn.cusslng the s pecial master's findings, it was intended as a preventative measure, of course, Just In case the matter cam e be fore them. Or was it? Could it have be en a for eshadowin g of the schoo l adm in ist ration's intention to reject all or part of the state mediators repo rt ? Have they al ready decided that this will be their co urse of action? Th is is where a foreshadower has to try to read between the lines. If Cowley's team turns down the report, that means it will come to the schoo l board accompanied by Layer's own r ecommendations on w hat should be thrown out and what should be ke pt In. And the likelihood is that some board mem bers will feel obligated to uphold the superintendent's recommendations. All Layer needs is three supporters to be able to dictate some key terms of the contract. Rambling disc ussio ns among board members, loud and lengthy protests at a public hearing the panel is required to hold before taking final action - - all these will mean nothing. As the saying goes In county commission circles, "A 3-co-2 vote beats a good argument every time." So w ha t do you think' Were Layer's ddmnorushrncnts truly a foreshadowing of things to come, or was he just tryin g to safeguard the board's objectivity? Will Cowley's negotiating team nix some or all of the gains recommended for Seminole teache rs by the s pecial master' Have they already decided? Did th ey know what they planned to do as soon as Stowell left town — or even be fore that? "Is there any question" — that Is the question. 1.11 OUR READERS WRITE Apathy Lost The Big Game "ik in has ia)casc the path hs destiny has taken him." See you at practice, tomorrow. Ito Simpson Editor In a disciplined display of awesome power, the People destroyed the form sheet that had given the edge to Apathy in Tuesday's showdown for the championship of Seminole County. The injuries sustained by the People's team through a series of mishaps incurred through dissension, indifference, party, pride, anti prejudice, had made Apathy a Favorite in the pre-game poll. From the opening whistle, it was apparent that the People's team was in control and could score at will. Some new faces and new names were cast in a starring role and sonic played a strong ganie that were lamer benched to conserve their energies for future contests or to W moved up to the coaching staff to advise and counsel or to train new players just joining the squad. Nevertheless, it was an exciting and heart warming sight to see, and those ', ho missed out on it lost an opportunity to share the feeling that comes only from participating and they certainly Thou1d give serious thought to getting their reservations in for the next scheduled game. It's time we quit sitting on two sides of the field. Its time we quit splitting the total effort toward a common gual With the pettiness of piques and prere judicial and preconceived principles. judicial When one of our team members is hurt, we all lose a Little of our efficiency. The depth chart will never be such that we can afford that. You know, it might pay us to change the usual signs on the locker room door, and hang the one up that says. "Before you would place blame or criticize your fellow brave, . . I 4)ngwood Mrs. Hattaway Offers Rebuttal Editor Re: Nov. 7 letter from Thomas T Tuck. The tune is past when distortions and outright lies may be printed and stand unchallenged. Tie palm tree in question was brought uo by Mr Lavender, the road superintendent, NOT Mike Uattaway. The cousin is Mrs. Caner and it was Mike Hattaway who pointed out the fact to all present that she was indeed his cousin. Who isn't in Seminole County? Mike then refused to make a recommendation or to vote on the subject. The Nov. 7th letter was written by Thomas T. Tucker who owns a subdivision in Chuloota that has chronic water problems. He was just minutes before refused building permits by the full, unanimous board. Ironic isn't it' Mrs. Beth 1 Mike Hatta way Altamonte Springs New Englander Likes The Herald Editor In New England, in the Fall, the days are short and evenings downright cold Soil was a trimly bright and warm experience to have come borne the other day and found in the mail a sipv of thc Oct 1 .'..,;,;ord herald What a superb edition: brilliant color photos, a clean layout and typography, sharp halftones, and so much positive news about my favorite state. I congratulate you and your staff, particularly those in production, for such an exemplary publication. If I were considering relocating to Florida land I am), I would clearly choose Sanford as my new home. What a fine representation of your community the Herald has become, Timothy J. Hetz Press secretary to the Lieutenant Governor Boston Freeman -H cittaway 'Machine' Denied Editor: As an advertising man in this area for 17 years, I just completed my first political campaign. I did it because I believed very strongly In a man I have known for 16 years, Bob Hattaway. He is a decent, honest, hardworking man for the people of Seminole County... and happily was re-elected. In the campaign he was referred to as part 'of the "Freeman-Hattaway Political Machine." For the record, I think its interesting to note that in all the meetings and planning never was there any Hattaway present other than Bob. In matter of fact, the first time I met Toni Freeman was at the Bob Hattaway victory party, I think the people of Seminole County should know that the Freeman-Hattaway machine does not exist C. Lee Gouchenour Altamonte Springs �A—Evening Hera, Sa nford, Ft. Sunday, Nov. 14, 17 LAURA: KAREN: Evening Herald, Sa nford, Ft. SANDRA: or Sunday, Nov. 14, 1115 Semino le ' Advances To Go 35 -7 . 'When a country, or anything else, is so powerful so young, — — H 'Because of the fine lea ership of those people who were determined to have a low government of freeom, we h h ave a government of the peopie, by the people, and for the people . - . Something must be Ott .there ere wor, h hav aving g.. — in B JIM IIAYNF.S herald Sports Editor it and loved every moment of it victory was Seminole Seminole 'ss defense, waiting in the wings. however an undefeated and Showalter F ield and Seminole for 8 yards. He scored on runs In particular, the highlights about as tough to get past as 11 victor) was Seminoles untied team will certainly go Stadium will be the choices of 80, 27 and 11 yards of the game included boardwalk Monopoly plots loaded wi th ninth straight and zoomed down as one of the school's facing F lorida High School It was the powerful bursts by Seminole thigh School's The Seminoles trounced runs for touchdowns by Tim hotels. It was like making a coach Jerry Posey's team to greatestof all time if only on Activities Association directors fullback Jeff Anderson which football team not only took a Daytona Beach Seabreeze so flames and Jeff Arierson and burst from the Water Works within a Friday conquest of the basis of participating in the as th ey name playoff site for caught Seabreeze by surprise, monopoly on the AAAA-5 methodically, the visitors free parking privileges to square to start" with hotels Lake Brantley to chalk up an st ate playoffs. Class AAAA champions from though. Anderson took the ball district championship Friday couldn't believe it. homecoming queens Julie dotting North Carolina, Penn- undefeated season. Seminole will play Winter districts S and 6. up the middle 15 times for 142 night, but passed "go," However, an estimated 5,000 Reagan and Sheila Bryson. sylvania and Pacific Avenues There have been undefeated Park at a site to be announced Tim Raines was at his best yards. Anderson scored on runs collected its share of acc ola d es humi'itmnui1 fans ( uld believe The unsung heroes in this and Park Place and Boardwalk teams in Seminole's history, in about a week. Winter Park's Friday night, zipping 10 times of 61 and 16 yards. Seabreeze was held each of its first two times and had to punt. Seminole took its first 'We can do Without and not suffer . . . • where else but .-.. ' ' America, do we ha •h freedom 111e ree o move, think and be? . - y e - ' ' , possession and drove 80 yards for a touchdown with Anderson and Raines alternating. - ne! po! Pa an. "C -- col evi pro Ch I Pa cri Grand Opening cur poll citru. - N di Judges were Mrs. Neva Carter, English and social studies teacher at Sanford Christian School: Sanford attorney Th omas A. Speer: and a social studies teacher . a r at Mt - Do ra h School Home and Bible School. Th e entries, about 100 oF them, '.ere coded and not identified with the writer's name. _____ tUt mu- i rui.iiinu DUURLM3) I NST ANT FOLDING - ton Finish d Ct M Isabella to Use All hard.-,cod cirtr rich walnut Remember . wif •• : * .... : -j-'. • i I : it 0 to ° oung William B Green DeBar> d Odie Lewis Sr DeLand Sam J Watson Kathleen J. Grate. Deltona James L Merritt. Deltona Charles F. Mixen, Deltona Mary Williams Hope Ilem, Deltona Bertie Ray, Enterprise David E. Armondi Sr., George B. Martin, Deltona Melvin G. Taylor, Deltona ;i:jt t: i r a; A. 4 Shelf Unit . -. — Mrs. Bryan Co l eman Ullic M. Curtis, Oviedo Otis Saunders Oviedo I Sc PC DEATH Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars a'.d Moose Lodge, all °' . ,.. oa. Chester, .. 3-Shelf - CF Church and was a retired shoe repairman. He was a veteran of pr kr se vamoun. W, ot 1902 Marshall wio died Friday *ill be celfrWated Monday at All Souls Catholic Chruch wbith Fr, William Ennis officiating Rosary will bo, recited at Brisaan CO F uneral — B b4on,at7pm,Sunday Burial in Highland Memo Gardens. Fort$l City. brioisoon Funeral Home in charge FLORIOA ARRIV A VE S~w S7 ,•)0 00 j - £ V r , i' . -- .. ____ ' go t' t"t , r - 95 $ - I i (I a , poll run dropping into the 40s. and highs in the 60s. Winds northeasterly aroua rx p SUNDAY'STIDEIS Daytona Beach: Wgh 12:15 a.flL. 12:39 P.M. low 6:14 a.m., :S p.m. Check with George Ruart... Now in Its.-It siv!f --:IswIt vu- Port Camveral: Wgb 12:28 P.m., low 6:08 a.m.. 6:45 p.m. Bayport: high S:05 iiim. 7:16 1:57 p.m MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 111' 1 111411 r1r. its, $.I rar ORLANDO STORE SIO South Howy 11 92 Casselb4try Florida 900im 90op", S#1 wil P- IJI Eav Rownton Sit- , Orlando rio.ql.o -- e Z r-7' -. : ~ _: I # .f' I f — — —_ - .s Hall County's chief deputy attorney. On Saturday, he wears an undersized suit and a handpainted tie and 0,"J L I Intl. / i4ofe atio, lust a to* at ii Vl-ng Cabinet • ooks,eiwsj a F o'ding Chao I : - Intl Pull - r tvte run lorp Cur tutp — , eor ' • twi.it Liur. t" Mr. o" gur A. - " - _ 4)W` t U 'at'on '' 7 14 hUh lUll I1' DISk ',ht " pro im ______ - 7.5 s NFL one of SEM -Andeon 16 run (RIins ki ck) 6 Lawrence 29 run (Ercolino kick) — run (Riins Raines SEM — Ralnes 37 run (kick tailed) — Johnson tackled in and SEM Anderson 61 run (Rig9ins kick) Jones Halts Lyman ORLANDO What was intended to be- the winning field goal backfir ed on Lyman High s f oo t ba ll team Friday night, and the Greyhounds wounu wound up a II loser o .ones Ui a game which sealed a 20 finish leans and Denver at San Diego. have recovered from early set- agents available came from Monday ni ght's game is Buffalo backs and take a three-game Baltimore Th "We just have to keep go in g and hope for the best," said teams facing early extinction, will be ers have shaken their early- New England at Balti- 'Little Red" Lopez found the But for both of these two one or two. The Orioles had all as he thought appropriate for a four last year and they didn't challenger who was lacing Da- sition he probably would have land, Washington at the New that every game was a 'must' back of 54 play. to Baltimore in the AFC Stiliman. Although he'd found things season said losing coach Dick Copeland. "But no one quit. Lyman senior running back m. . 21 i11A _ Saturday Lopez had everything to continue its heroicsbefore the staggering end when he entered the ring. 730 Passes FlJbi($ lost But 15 rcufids later, they sat quietly only noise 1245 S45 Purds penalties breaking the silence the ap- Lyman ward that he thought the bout I AT over from the one-yard line in cheering for Lopez, the new false step could be their last. them make another club winy" 44 A "It's been this way all Of 'Feather' ey're all asking accommodations in Aura k OR tie. The play came with 14 the fourth quarter to bring the Hounds from behind and set the stage for L)man's defense . ' - up and run 65 )ards for. the Lopez Pulls Out PS cw -if i.I '•*' " line but Jones Kim Strickland burst through to block it, pick it A'aught, three passes for 71 -at&. Kyle Peters pushed ffie Ul Dum • Cal carried the mail 19 times and ios i APi — the hotel was a seedy dump Danny .r ('. J4 a field goal front the 32-yard of both hands you '- for Lyman. 0in come to a premature end with a cr un ch is here. That Is the pressure laced by loss. , •_ bright prep career with a 102 yard rushing performance. Ile One week ago. the bidding for 24 free agents including some of baseball's biggebA names gut underway. The Mets ha v e Pressure • IS a •—zs they chase after free agents %1IY then, wonders Grant, doesn't rally. then they've with bundles of cash spilling out should one or two of Uwni turn wastiLd nuiliulls," If someone had suggested nine more, Houston at Cincinnati. season slurnp and won four Each Ls 5-4 and trailing in its The four Oriole free agenLs Despite the cold showers Rnd World Boxing Council featherweeks ago, w he n the season Philadelphia at Cl eveland, St. straight ganies, their last three division, the Steelers two are outfielder R eggi e Jackson, the scitry rides through Accra's weight king. by shutouts, tying an NFI, games behinol Cinctruiati in the second bawman Bobby Grich. slrftts, Lopez brought home a started. that 11ttsburgh and Louis at Los Angeles, : San The 24-year-old Ute ln(ban Ainerican Cunference's Central pitcher Wayne Garland and altMiami would be among those Francism at Atlanta. Seattle at record. nice souverur from Ghana—the donunated the fight almost We said at the halfway point Division arid the Dolphin.s three nor league outfielder Royle world featherweight title teams in s uch a precarious p0- Minnesota Kansas City at Oak From the outset and said after P" MR 0-0 auction and Grant defended the I - A)pez said, complete with only A crowd estunatM at more Strickland'ii; big play. learn's cautious approach with cold water for the "shower" than 100.000 laughed at thie pail. Anti there was the constant -lunmcan when he entered the LVMAft 16 First Downi mu a echoing out, ring .ini wen out, 41 130 Yards Rushing Sti.elers and Dolphins face Sun- Chicago, Detroit at New Or- Shula, whose Dulphins also he said. "But four of the free room. warmup5, then cheered Kotey o6 Yards P asing day when they face each other It still is five games un til the in Pittsburgh—and for twt' Plate P011100 List Findio,. Art Sal. File Faiglootil. " S ShOol" S141014t WdItIlitiolkill. Scales Cioc. Da'g Pen A43dre Thili'Momeloot D-ctionmy Ptio!o Album Mar. 'ats House" Foe, Guest Bmk 10cloy set' Sat' AN Irwe at@ fnAfty. Many mWe 50 COfte (ifl in to 1li ce4$batin' Passes — II a team invests in a — 40 Wyman Jackson closed out a niaintained a low profile in this By The Associated Pren MR - 341 Z0M only one defender had a chance to 3,5 V3rS Paiing baseball partners are when land A's. They didn't win either. free agent and that team have it yuu spend millions that you'll improve y0ur club'."' End Five Weeks " Cull : Forest City Mets wonders how wise his Fingers—came from the Oak he said asked Grant. P" Cur t"KM • o'tit'. T,peaiv Calculator .Stora Cib"oi • Po Orann, 't • 00cc Desk • Lateral Fi Stuart Enviolo ' J r;4"f ..", '. 5 INU T IV CALMADO FLGAjDA 320;' ' 2 a cASCc8FRRv H 0* ~T 'rim Raines follows block thrown bv Donnell Gilchrist Cur P" cur 1p.0 Q(am litileoi e E aqc u 1, ve Ct. 4.1 • Off-re MJCh a becti.c copyholop 1 2â Gtesiopening C e - Wliat assurances do OW SW 1'ems wh be given 'i y 'y- -y . -. - pull a "It's a thing of pride wi th me to be able to tight end," t"ito gull - ____________________________________________ Potter,31, has been a vendor since IW3,and his throwing skill and distinctive dress have helr ped him build ur a cli entele anlona University foot ball f I • tirp Cur ]1IIIflI ,SI.J us,. hot dog becomes a football, and the fan Coft and we *0 ve Put toç.thec an unbq,a(,l. Grand Opnvg flCiudingtiunoreds of doot Vote at 520 Soutri 17,22 1.% C""beir y "'Ito slur losses hot dogs to the fans at a football place a hot dog in a fan's hand, he said. The ""'gun pit" cum Seminole closes out the regular season wi th a Friday ni gh t tester j NEW YORK i AP) Rudi. catcher Gene Tenace, in- other franchises around' NI-Donald Gr tnt chairman of fielders But Campaneris and 1 don t know what one single Z: or-., the board of the New York Sal Bando and pitcher Rollie player will do for these clubs," -. -- GRAND ISLAND. Neb. (AP) — Monday i DOOR PRIZESI ire 4PI gow tj 1.j.n,n th* celobfal,on So .41?11 :-.or In-If -.ur IWP ru!l through Fr day, DOOR PRIZ DOOR PRIZES; 111111 Cull lull Cur twtf run Ift.11 cull : a , , - Ill-lit ru- Attorney Is Hot Do9 Vendor "u"cum GRAND OPENING CELEBRAT10ti CASSELBERAY STORE - Pup am NOVEMBER 81h THROUGH NUVEMBER 2~)It, twit mr . - a twIt run Variable cloudiness with lows He couldn t ha'.e hand picked his spot either, lugging the ball 15 times for 142 yards, Scoring on 16 and 61 yard runs 20 , n seconds remaining ,, I S.aoreeie Mets Take Low Ke Toward Free Agents . %Now 111.11 cull Iforp Cull lurp cum -" s Tim, they had to respect him. Jeff - 16 These Folding Bookcases are available at both our downtown ![:.!t Penalties ,__ • - 111.11 Cur location. Delivery for small extra charge. Saturday's high 6S, Sunday's . .. Orlando store and our new Cassolberry '' ' . • tsrtIIur! - They couldn't just go with the fake to those scores. Everyone is happy for didn't need the air, he said. ____________________________________________________________________________________ . Pull 1:111111 39 1. t . a :1 low 40 • turtm : amounted to a virtual volume after the senior fullback enjoyed the best game of his prep career in having a carriesandscoreon touchdown runs had to be throwing some blocks" of 80, 27 and 11 yards. Quarterback John Litton said the "It's about time Jeff received reason the Seminoles stayed on the some rewards for his efforts," said ground most of the night was Seminole trainer, Jim Terwilliger because .of the success with which after th e game "I'm I m glad Jeff made th e Seminoles were running %%e a -- Punt% Fumbles Lost really helped us out there." Posey was asked about the playoffs, and asserted that he was playing it one game at a time, and Lake Brantle is next" was SEMINOLE 6 is 47 feat when one has a teammate like - SEABREEZE Seabreeze defense to stay honest. I)m Raines. All Raines did in this stop him. "I sidestepped him and game was gain 1218 yards on 10 was gone," said Raines. "Someone -- Seminole coach Jerry Posey also "We want that undefeated season firhl, then we'll think about the literally outran the Seabreeze playoffs. defense on and up-the-middle play. Raines was quick to give credit to For certain, accumulating yar- Seminole's offensive line, noting dage and touchdowns is no small that on his 80-yard touchdown run, Jeff Anderson makes most of opening, cuts outside , h'im. It was the 61-yarder which gave #I • 0 Jeff Anderson's face Friday night Seabreeze. t IS to the 39. Litton's next call the right one, because while the S.eabreeze defense was looking for flames to get the quick pitch, Anderson took the handoff and sped up the middle, cut slightly to the sidelines and never l oo ked back en route to his 61-yard TD. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the car- to-ear smile of major hand in Seminole's 35-7 victory over Daytona Beach / fsvpun t't Ii i I u'' 1 1 1--a- - becomes a / tvl. rw i- ;1:.# VNI WEATHER August Ave.. Sanford U - -. VAPPASAN. AUGUST Funeral mass for r augrjec.cd k -,- 's', mu' Home is in WWI. member of the American charge of arrangements. - ' Imp Cull - Seminole started at its own 13 d gotyards 26 from Anderson an had high praise for the running of Anderson. "Jeff and Tim both (lid well," said Posey. 'Jeff forced the . t'1t1U1 '- 3J• Ii ' ('"' Survivors include a daughter for the past 15 years. He was a brother, Victor, Philadelphia, member of All Souls Catholic Pa.. and two sisters in Italy. Funeral Notices — - ----_- . Herald Corr es pondent . Unit In - if, at wl Or, ..... - turp cur, 111111 rw svs ru- Pet' Eur - Brisson Funeral • . Itill Cur, tfull run .. •c • 4 - S H CHARLES FS FR 't'iFIt . ' "v - - - - - - - I '' August Vappasan, 80, of 1902 Marshall Ave. Sanford, died Friday morning. Born Mon- . Te nil . Sanford 0 t th I ta, I i Brenda i I ALGIST'. APPASAN I EA -•- 4:111 ' AREA - pull Cull loillf curt twIt curl 111"tt Cur 1111"I Cur 4, • - . C IV t:•t p t:::I w tirti ull I- Cl yde R. Yeagley, Deltona Fr an k H. Kramer. Orange . ' ' t Svoboda, , lilt" Stull FL, Longwood Michelle nd erson' s Ea r m To wEa r A u i !tvlt our G r aml Oveni rig Sale is now in progress at both back to its offense - location in downtn n Orlando and at our new store in Cassel berry' LIVfI So wnen it comes to office furniture office machines or office lialf Cur! supplies check with George Stuart Florida s largest business sup i ll your office needs now in Cassel Lwe Cu.r srtirm* :' Al vin Gres ha m R A Hall oic Law rence Lewis J Minter Thelma D. Sikes Agnar T. Sogge, DeBary IO Z '— tt During our Grand Opening Sale. November 8-201 h. our store in trt Casselberry will be open from 9 a m to 9 00 p m. Saturday to 6 00 lulto our rn Our store in Orlando will maintain its oresent hours. 8:30 a.m to 6 00 p m Monc1a - trirouqh Saturday Both stores will be tut rw closed all day Sunda) iiI Just Open The Sides Then Read -41 t"IP slur, r.vte defense, led by hard-pinching ends Charles Higgins and Greg Pringle, kept getting the ball oil ~ I Na;*# *%4416 44 Charles Riggins puts best foot foward as Seabreeze defense lunges to try and block PAT , :' : L:betb Mettlewil . - fi:'l ::w Jackson Alexander Junmie L. Daniels Sanford Irene Brooks We re really proud of our new store, and we want you to join in the celebration' So we ye put together an unbelievable Grand Opening Sale just for you' Many, many items are on sale right now luggage. calculators office furniture. t'pewriters. adding machines office supplies all at low low prices Come and see' - - Sanford over his head. The safety ran the score to 22- a - . ________ .•. • 7_ I --T 14 * , f i" Stull That s right' George Stuart has opened a new store in Casselberry PUP M11 and, it seasyto find' Our new store is right across the stre et from tuls ru the Seminole Plaza The exact location is 520 South Hwy 17-92. just ni north of State Road 436 very near the Altamonte Malt and 1.4 11?t _____ :: :.: DISCHARGES Seabreeze punter 14 101 d ",11 -,a-~Zbw - rlt::r iit i:u: e the Seminole swamped Mike OJ -' — " frur OPENED OUR FIRST BRANCH STORE! _______ - NOVEMBER 12,1976 ADMISSIONS a-.. Tku sur to Seminole 4Z where another drive began, climaxed by Raines running it in from the 27. Big plays along the way were on a 15-yard pass to Raines and 17yarder to Virgil Jenkins, both om John litton. yf%lllt#C UIT A r%r% '- :-;. r:r' HOSPITAL NOTES no Continues This Week w tuft: I — Sale - ~v ar , C pit P . on returned a punt fl yards - 1:1_~o e lwT Smith, It. m tho fa . - Pup =1 fliqlvil" Tucker, grade 6: Yvonne 1)rake, 7; and Sherri wi al - " Bernosky, 8. Second prizes went to Ilichael Wing. g, rade 6: Mary Aiken, 'I : and Linda Third prize recipients '.s:ie Re gi na th. ch fu . t. • t"aw 11ree prizes were given in grades G. 7 and 8 First-prize winners were Sandra Stoddard, id( Co - - American' On The 200th Anniversairy Of Our po thi ed - from yards the next play, and after Seminole's defense (lid its job again, Raines scrimmage - de tho p.,a " quarter. flames ran ' - -- Bicentennial essas contest The idea became realiR and on Frida the winners — writers of the essay, "What It Means To Be in Ch co - first - When Dr. Kenneth Wing was president of All Souls Home and School Association during the 1975-76 school vear. he conceived the idea of a ca po i.-(iI{(1 . Seabreeze came back with a d ive f rom i ts own 36. Frank Lawrence broke the play that took it in, freeing himself on a 25-yarder with 2:20 left in the ' -- 'What Means . r - f_IIi! •uIlIJ4àdP DR. KENNETH WING PRESENTS AWARD TO LAURA,, BERNOSKY sy: and is read) to take a ride on Ilic playoff railroad in to - an JONES IS 37 13$ 15 .1 o 70 • • ea 4-41 9.75 - a — Ronson 37 run (kick failed) L Y — Petem one run (kick failed) J -- Wickland is return at bI ked f i eld goal (Lewis run) a c INDIVIDUAL LEADSMS W. Jones, Robinson R ECEIVING Lyman, Jickson — 5' �2S-Evenirt9 Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Nov. 14, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Oviedo Closes Season On Winning Willis Sparks 40-12 Victory .... By KRIS NASH HeraldStaff Writer explained. "We did that so we'd look bigger. We wore white so we'd look bigger. All that built When Ovledo sent 46 squad up to everybody walking out on members onto the field to the Field." support its captains during the Whether Apopka players coin toss, Apopka had the first were intimidated or not, Oviedo clue that Its 1976 football ledger dominated action From the would be closed with a blank opening whistle. Led by space in the victory column. junior quarterback Randy If the Blue Darters didn't get Willis,the Lions took the Initial tti' message then, they had it kickoff and launched a 13-play, soon afterward as the visiting 57-yard march that consumed Lions pounded out a 20-0 more than half of the first second-quarter lead and went period. on to chalk up their second Highlighted by first-down triumph of the season Friday passes of 13 and 14 yards from night, 40-12. Willis to split end Rick Evans, '1 knew Apopka didn't have a the drive fizzled when Willis lot of people," Oviedo head fumbled from the Apopka 24 coach Joe Montgomery sold yard line back to the 39 and a after the game, "so we did fourth-down sweep by Jon everything we could to make Olsen on a fake punt fell a yard them think we were bigger and short at the Blue Darter 17. deeper than we really are. Four plays later Oviedo "This is the first time we put reclaimed the ball on the hosts' shoulder padson inem ior pre- 40 yard stnpe, and this time game warm-ups," Montgomery Montgomery's charges were not to be denied. After Hurural Bell swept left end for a firstand-lO at the 27, an off-tackle dive and an encroachment foul by the Blue flrtrc t t, ;;;j;; ____ I 17 From there running back Henry Finny burst up the middle for the Lions' first I, ne PC an sy m Co cv Pr a ca on Willis holds, Caughell boots it true for Lions a DeL and Prevails, 28-0 cr de PC D sti u Id qi. th w th m th UI c .. ' i. 41I i , ____ I .1 I I m to The "Big D" lived up to its running the total offensive name Friday night, spoiling a count to 157. homecoming party cooked up Willie Carter was the initial ______ by lake Brantley. thorn in the side of the Patriots. ______ DeLand, using defense as its scampering 78 and 45 yards for calling card, socked it to the the first hall touchdowns which Patriots in a 28-0 contest which sent Brantley to intermission ______ saw the home team unable to (lOWfl by 144 _____ ome up with enough "D" of its After a scoreless third own. quarter, Del.and's James The Bulldogs rushed for 324 Murphy pushed it over for a TD yards while the Pats could get (ruin the two and Mike Beckonly lo. The airways were man intercepted a pass and ran even . less fruitful for lake it back 80 yards for the Final Brantley, another 55 there margin. Lake Brantley is now 3-6 and closes out the season Friday Nasfase W1flS with a home tester against HONG KONG - flue Nastase county rival Seminole. w-altzed.past Eunulo Montero of DELAI4D LAXEBRANTLEY Mexico 6-1, 64 to advance to FrtOns S the semifinals of the Hong King 42124 Rushes Yards 35.102 PasSing Yards 53 Tennis Classic. 431 P8t1 11 5.1 Purils 225 5.33 Fumblesl.ott 21 Harness Record '° Penalties Yards 315 S 45 di N a Ii INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Key- D.Land 7 7 0 14-11 0 0 0 0- 0 stone Pioneer shattered the Like Br.ntl.y world record for the 1L1 mile as - Carter 1$ run (Hunter kckt D - Carter 13 run (Hunter kick) she won the 1109.800 American D - MurPhy 2 ns, (Hunter kick) Trotting Classic at Hollywood D - Beckman SO pass interception Park in 2:12 3-5. (Hter kick) d PC wi ci di BC CC - - . - ' -%,- ' - .. " '• Wr' 1P I -' AL1"- , '-.' '" .::;_ 1 A - - G jr' ' A' : . . . / ... . . . . . . . Afl(I Oviedu sidelines rejoice in victory 1, ':'- r . .' (PtotO$ by SIck Wells) - - . - ,_ - - ' ' -- - . .- ' . p p ': '. \ . Oviedo Apopka '' 0 0 0 . C 1 '. .. .d' " - 7 I) 0 20-40 5 6 5 6-12 Finn's' I? run (Willis kick) Btll 1 run (kick failed) -- Willis 6 run (WillIs kick) -White 21 pass troi'n Hali (pass - 0 Hedges 3 pass from Willis (run failed) 0 - E sans '19 pass from Willis Evans pits from Willis) A - Armstrong 3$ pass from Mali (run failed) - WIlI , (ki ck f•iied) .- - ,..- ' Greg Kerr gives downfield backIng for Lions P - ' Howell Upended, 21-6. !F4 ' Ju C( - rT' - - I - . - .., - - - - .. . - L Brantley defense stiffens to halt quarterback rohlout - - '. - • I__ - - - I - Leads Loop . A&M PITTBURGLL APj - The will be all but eliminated from regular season games and in so Miami will be relying on the 1972 AFC champion.ship. speedsters Freddie Solomon Pittsburgh Steelers, whose de- the playoffs, TALLAHASSEE LAP) - Alabama State Athletic DirecBetween them, Shula and and Dune! Harris. "We just have -to keep going fcnse has not allowed a point In orida A&M has had the Last tor Jimmy Frederick told the the last three games, Sunday and hope For the best," says Noil, who was his defensive Pittsburgh tied a modern Lah on Alabama State. The Tallahassee Democrat. "Acface the Miami Dolphins, the Steelers Coach Chuck Neil. coach at Baltimore, have won league record with its 45-0 snut- Rattlers are all smiles now a." tually we've been out since SepMter an unticaten preseason six of the Super BowLs in the out of Kansas City last week, only National Football League they sit atop the Southern tember, but we didn't make an last decade. third straight in four wins. team the Steclers have never the Dolphins expected to dialIntercollegiate Athletic Confer- official announcement because Miami has won three gaines we had not received written lenge Baltimore f* the AFC •'The guys are in a domi- ence standrs. t1on from the conferThreegame losing streaks East title. But early-.eason iii- in a row, and part of the credit nating frame of mind," said Coach Rudy Hubbard, readearly in the season nearly cut juries,especiallytothedefense, goestothetightened-updefense KansasCltyCoachPaulWiggln yinghissquadtomeetSouthern Frederick said he had Inboth teanu out of their division dimmed Coach Don Sliula's. which allowed 21 points per after the game. "On the open- University in Baton Rouge, ta., races, while modest winning hopes of regaining the crown taint in the first half of the formed some conference kickoff we didn't get one of onSaturday, learned streaks have given the Steelers his team had worn every year seaSOn. their players off theIr feet. that Alabama State had schools of the secret move to and Dolphins an3thcr chance at dropped out of the cfei-ence, independent status. "But Florlin 1970. That's obsession." But last week, the Do1phln a sectico title. da A&M wasn't one of them." "We said at the hallway point lct wide receiver Nat Moore But their more realistic hopes The defense held the Chiefs to catapulting tlit Rattlers Into Hubbard's squad now claims lead. are for an American Confer- that every game wa-s a 'must' with a broken ankle. He is the 34 yards rwhlng a. a 4-2-2 season record and a 2-0-1 ence wild card berth, and New game," said Shuts. "This one ninth player Miami has crossed straight Pittsburgh opponent Ear - this season, the Her- conference mark. l3ethuneoffitsrosterthtsseasonandthe failed to gain 1( yards on England.with just three losses, really highlights that." netsslippedpasttheerrorprone Cookman and Morris Brown Sunday's game brings Shuia' second wide receiver in two groiid.ThedefenseaLsoforced Rattlers 18-13, in Florida are tied lotIs Leading jj second at 2-1, but Both Pittsburgh and Miami up against his former student,' weeks. Howard Twil!ey had six turnovers and blocked a only conference loss, that should change after their are .-I, and the lost r Sunday Null, whom he has heaten in two knee surgery the previous week field goal. "We are out of the SIAC." ineetngs this weekend. STOCKHOLM (API Bjorn crackling backhand passing Borg had a cold and wasn't shot on the line. Feeling well before his match Gottfricd, of Ft. Lauderdale, with Brian Gottfried in the I'ia., plays Manuel Orantes in Stockholm Open tennis tourna- one of today's semifinal matchinent. vs. Orantes advanced with an - KEGL ER'S I(ORNER National Basketball Association 504; Ralph Loveioy 50.4; Hjgh EASTERN CONFERENCE McGuill 501. Atlantic Division Converted Splits Helen Barbour W L PcI. 0 B 6710; Joe Rutfin 310 .... Buttalo 4 6 Other HighlightS; Star of Week Boston 6 1 Corrine Bradford #66 Philptia 6 4 .600 TUESDAY MORNING SWINGERS NY Knks 6 6 500 I Standings; Wet Pets; Gregory NY Nets 4 5 333 3 Mobile Homes; 14 Orlando Central DIylIon Supermarket; N. 1; Lake Monroe Cleve 9 2 SIS Houston 7 3 .700 7'.i High Games Millie Spring 177; N Orins 6 S .645 3 Faye Jones 190. Linda Johnson 160. Wastlon 5 6 453 1 Opal George 150. Jen Er-yin 171 High Series; Lyndi Will 171, Jet Standings. I. Jacks Mini Market Ervin 161 75)2. 2 Car Ben Jewelers 2317; 3 Converted Splits Rena HawkIns United Trophy 22 11; 4 BIg Dip 72 67-10 LAKE RUTH Standings; 1. Caboose; 2. PIn Balls. 3. Sizzlers; 1. Somethin' FiShy; S. One More Time; 6. Pat's Raiders; 7. Left Ones. I Haislip Hogs Hign Games; Joyce Siell 11$; Patsy Cooke 156: Jerl Key 160. High Series. Patsy Cooke 417; Jim Hutson 44. Kirk Middleton 500; JerI key i'n Bob Yon 519. Other HgIsIlghts Star of Week Patsy Cooke - 115 PETTICOAT Week Lynda Will 149 BUCK'S CATERERS LADIES S?;r.; 2 cuen /9), Appetizers 71 12; 3. Hoagies 19 17; 1 Relishes 16 20. 5. Sweet Rolls 1620. 6 Entrees Ii 72. 7 ChIps 8. Dips II 72. I Desserts 1224 High Games' J Norman 153; L Campbell 170, J Wagner 152; N Wagner IS) 119. G Gaudreas, 191 176. E Anderson 16$ 172. K Cooper in alxnost2ofights, who beat him. Imagine that, the only man in 20 fights to beat him in Orlando. "And the people in New York think a welterweight, who has never fought anyone, can beat me. They got to be kidding." What does Mr. E'citcrnent have to say about this Fight which he is referring to as his "biggest chance?" "I found out a long time ago that talking don't win fights. FIghting does. "Talking helps bring the people out, so I am glad to hear that Atlas has a lot to say. I want the stands filled when Itake his title (ruin him. "Idon'twanttheSouthernmiddleweighttitle. Iamtoosmallto fight 160-pounders. I am a welterweight and that's what I want to fight welterweights. "But I can beat Atlir That's why I challenged 'tim 1k accepted the fight because he tiuriks I will be easy and he is looking (or a sort touch. "Atlas us a wild swinger who doesn't even know what he us going to do until he does it. "But mc, that's a different story. I am a pressure fighter. I am constantly after my opponent I do my best fighting on the inside, sshich is the place Atlas can't fight. 'lie is aLso susceptible to a body attack, at which I am best. "After I win the title I might give it up for a shot at the Southern welterweight title or the world's title. I'm not really sure. All I am sure of is that Emmett Atlas will lose to me. It will be a great Fight while it lasts, but there is no way he can conic out on top. I give you my word on that." Vincent and Atlas are headlining a card that will include Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross against Rolando Garcia in another scheduled 10 rounder. DEBARY SPCIAL Standings I. Comley's Texaco 23 II; 2. Village Inn 7211; 3 Gina's Deli 2115; 1. VIllage TV 19 Il; 5 DeBary SanItation 19 17; 6 Pin American Bank 11)1; 7. Harry's TV IS II; I Sane: Consl 1119;9. Red& White 15.7); 10. Western Auto 630 High Games; Harold Sauer 211; Dean Wutkiewicz 221. Wesley Molt 214. Steve Van Ness 211 19). Karl Roger 211; Don Candea 710 ill; Bob Clark 201; Mutt Miller 203. ill; John Falzone 207190, 5cr-gb Dolfi 202.193; Huston Clem 201 17$; Norm Nord 700. Harry Rutiedge 200; Pat Murphy 190 Ill 97; John R,ce itO. High Series Hirotd Sauer 543; Steve Van Nets 362. Pat Murphy 359; Bob Clark 549. Norm fIord 343; Don (india 543; Mitt Miller 339; John Falzone 539, Harry Rutledge 33L Sergig 00111 529; Huston Ciem 526. Karl Rol.enberger flã. Dean Wutkiewbcl 572; Ron Rosii 515; Wesley Molt 511; Glen Poley 5 ; W Hubbard 175. C. Bests 160161. L Blackburn 160 162; R. Yeary 172; E Serraes 164 High Series G Gaudreau 527. L Campbell 39) Converted Splits. t. Blackburn 3 107; E DeMattlo 56.10. E Rogiro 5.10 56 10. W Hubbard 57; C Dean 276 10, 0 Gaudreau I 79. L Falgione 8 10 Other Highlights. Turkey Ginny Gaudreau; 5 Strlkesin a row Kathy Cooper; Queen of the Week Lynitte Campbell 470. Mike Neal 50). James Zelter Other Highlights Star of week Bob Clark e.g; CITY Standings Fla Screen Printing 23 I); Wall PCbg Htg & A C 21IS; lain Jewelers 2113; All AmerIcan Flag 20 Id. Inland Materials 20 16; Lewis Dry Wall 19 17; Jenos Inc 19 Il. BurnS Texaco II II. HIS Stores ii 19. Burger Chef 1719; Fleet Reserve 1175; Jo. Creamons 1028 High Games. H Herbst Sr. 223; Warren Me-wes 20); Kellh Mewes 223, JIm Lamb 2)9. Jim Moyer 204. JaCk Kalsir 2)1, Terry W.Ildoop 736 Duke Caukln 725; At Bowling 205; R;ch Murphy 710; Bob Powell 203. Jack Kanner 200 721 * * * * * * • ** * * C * * * * * 0 * * * * * * * * * * * * * 0* just raised your starting 5 I ary. U - * * * * * High Series: HlroId Hertwt Sr 570. Warren Mewes 5.57; Jim Lamb 516. Ward Lewis 5.50; Jim Lewis $77, Jack KaiSer 514; Duke Caukin 515, Rich Murphy 560; Dick Heaps 559; * Jack Kanner 547. Other HIghlights; Star of Week * Harold Het'bst Sr. 1-90 * a T.G.I.F. * Standings. I. Watts AC.; 2. NO The Army minimum salary is now $374 a month 16. 3 No. I'?, 1. Davis Machine: S Breezewood 6. , Marce!la's before deductions. After 6 months you Can got a raise Rit4urnt. 7. J & S Under-Wound. to $417. And you might not have to spend it all. * * • Mart 9 No 14: 10 Re4ds * * tarage, 1$ Trail Blazes; 13 Allen's because we provide you with meals, hous* Pro Shop. I) Pioneers: 14. Salt & * * ing, medical and dental care, and 30 days paid * Pepper iS. Raiiibow Painting; 16 No 5; 17. Pin Stormers; II Sanford * vacation every year. . * Auclign; 19. Barbour Bros. 70 F * * Troop; 20. Bob Dance Oodgeu 22. No * It doesn't end there, either, You may quality for * ,, * * $54)() bonus, tOO. High Games; Dave Hunt 213 207 Sarr HendrIcks 776.' Berny Hudley . * 257. Richard Whilehous. 701; * Call your Army recruiter atClarence Gardiner 204; Henry * Sanders 202. Corrin. Bsadtord * * KIt Johnson 200. * High SeriIS; Dave Hunt 62$; Jim * * Johnson 407; kit Johnson 5.17; * CharlIe Plant S3i; Corrine Bradford . * JndsepuecpkwbdwjoineddieiIni 521; Jr. Lewis 509. Donna Hunt 301 * * .1 J Jackson 501. Henry Sanders 'a * * * * * * a * * * a • * * 0 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I New York Nets at Houston Portland at San Antonio Kansas City at Denver Philadelphia at Washington Detrlt t Cticao Indiana at Golden State Cleveland at Phoinix Today's Games Detroit at Milwaukee Cleveland at Los Angeles Indiana at Seattle west Newman II, Jupiter 0 Pahokee 20, North Shore 0 Ocata Forest II LeeSt'urg 1 Delray Beach Atlantic 31, Fernandina 19. Baker County R,era Suncost I 21 Sanford 35. Seabreeze 7 Williston 70. Chiefland e New Smyrna Beach 17, Day Clay 14, Live Oak 6 toia Beacn Father Loo.z 29 Palatka South 19. Interlachen DeLand 7$. Lake Brantley 0 6 St. Augustine Florida Deaf Jacksonville Wolfson 20, 1$. Pierson Taylor 7 Parker II Fort Walton Beach 35. Pensa Jacksonville inglewood 7, cots 0Sandlewood 6 N I C Cv ill e 31. DeFurtLak Jacksonville Kenny - 10. Flit Sorings Walton 0 Prep Football cler 3 Boca Raton I), Marlin Cowi Jacksonville Trinity 17, Bron ty I son I West Palm Beach Twin Buchholz 21. St. Augustine 19 Lakes 31, West Palm Beach 51. Augustine St. Joseph I. Forest Hilt I Flagler Palm Coast 0 Lake Worth 71. Lake Worth Alactua Rolling Greens 26. Leonard 26 51. Petersburg Northside 6 Glades Day 70. Florida Air 17 Lake Butler 70, Crescent City LaBelle 11. Fort Pierce John 17 Carroll 22 Florida Deaf 15, Pierson Tay Ciewiston 22, Bishog Verot 14 lot' 7 North Fort Myers 14, St. Ps GaInesville ii, Daytona Main tersburg Boca Ciega 7 land 6 Nataes 33. Naples Lely 7 City 6 Largo 24. Fort Myers Cyprus Jacksonville Jackson 21. Pax Lake 13 son 13 Fort Myers 21, Arcadia 0. Jacksonville Lee 21. RIb.aull Solo 7 II New Port Richey GutO 22. Cit I a,441a1 o -.,, Hudson 6. Hernando 0 (01) Tarpon SprIngs 7, Pasco 0 ORLANDO.SEMINOLE Miami Springs 19. Miami Central 1 South Dade 7. Miami Beach 3 FIRST - I Cacho Sanchez ($1 Coral Park I?. Miami HIgh 10 13 707201 60;? tirza Arana (7) 560 Coral Shores 73. Belen ) 6103 Domir'go.Coldo (2) 4500(1 Si Highlands Christian 73, Holly 5010 P (57) 101 50. wOod Christian I SECOND - 1. Eddy Alberdi II) Na1io,I F.ctkelb Lia$ve Liberty County 20, Panama 7.10 160 700; t Domingo-SancheZ ANICICAN CONFIIINCE Christian 12 (3 3602.80. 3. OguliaBeitia (713.10 Eastern Di,Isioø Wa k a II a U. Tallahassee 0 (31)2610; P (0 3) 6300; 00(1-I) w L I e. a i a set vs in North Florida 0 101 10 N En. 3 0 $47 72) 141 Monticello 76, Madison 6 THIRD - I Oguiza-Yza (I) 2610 M'51,i S 4 0 556 I0 Tallahase Godby 53, Pan. 0201 20. 2 Echar.A:berdi II) $20 eufl 7 7 0 m 161 117 NY 380. 3 LarriElorxa (5) 4.00; 0(1.11 7 .2-23 76733 ama City Mosley 0 Central DIslibon Laketand Kathleen 42, Lake 53 20. P Cl 1) 18600. cinci 7 2 0 77$ 317 iii Wales 7 FOURTH - I. Arecha Javi (II PillS S 1 0 .554 334 116 Haines City 11. Sebring 11 77 207 10160; 2 Jose Beitia (71 4 20 Ovt 5 4 0 .5.56 175 215 Ai.jborndale 35. Barlow 12 Hstn 320; 3 Cacho Bingos (3) 3 60; 0 (2 I S 0 .441 Itt 162 Fcrt l.Aeade 2t. M!tn7 i O G. Pu 2i 2)2 vO; DC) 5 *1 OkId $I0 St. Petersburg Admiral Far 5 95 Is. 20310 Deny S 1 0 554773123 ragut 77. lakeland Santa Fe 20 FIFTH - I Urza Arca (2) II 50 S D00 4 S 0 444 lii Ill Frostproof 7. Lake Placid 6 S20i 10. 2 Manolo-Sanchea (SI $00 kC 3 6 0 33375777 Southeast 7. Tampa Jesuit 3 Ipa Say , 100. 3 Alava.A"u (4) 5,20; 0 (2 5) U NATIONaL Clearwater CONFERENCE Central Catholic 21 80. p Eastern DivisIon 7), Palmetto 20 SIXTH - I. Je Perez (3) 1210 Dallas I 1 0 619 710 19 Bradenton Manatee 16. St. 1 203 00. 2. Aria Javi (1) 520310; 3. S LoJ5 - 7 7 0 775 314 3 Petersburg Gibbs 0 Wasti Larri Bengoa (5) 160. 0 (I 3) 26.70; 6 70 W171I63 St. Petersburg Catholic 27, P (3 II 15 60 0 733 131 176 NY Gt 0 0 XO 79 54 Bradenton B.ayshore 6 SEVENTH - 1 AIava.Atberdi (3) Central Division Sarasota 3, St Petersburg 13006 00 60; 7 Domingo Arana (I) Mum 7 I 1 533 1P4 tOt Laltewood 0 500 3 00; 3 JoSe Mguel (2) 100, Q Dirt I 5 0 444 11$ 173 Tampa Catholic 21, VenIce 12 4 50 44113.5141 (1 3) 3.1 70. P (31) 12000; B'g 0 ii Go B•p i s a "- IS, 702 Merritt Island 7$,Titusville 0 3) and (13) 151 $0 Westeyn DIVISIIn Rocliledge 7. Melbourne (en EIGHTH - I Fermin Zarre (1) LA 4 2 1 112151126 tral Catholic 6 1620 6 10 560. 2 Eddy Larrea (1) S rr.n 4 3 0 647 197 ItO Glades 70. Florida Air 12 Or's 160300. 3 Manolo-Arca (6) 320; Q 2 7 0 122 151 216 Atiet. Satellite 26. Spruce Creek 12 7 7 0 723 113 II I) 37 10; P (0-1) 125 40. si. 7 o mss 263 Eau Gallie 3). vero 0 NINTH - 1. Elorza (1) 9 20 100 Monday's Game Cocoa 23, Melbourne 0 280 2 Patsi (2) 5.10 2 $0; 3. Alava Cnctrviati 20. Los Angeles 12 Coral Gables 1, Palmetto 0 (3) 3 00, 0(17) 30.20; P(i2) 15600. Sunday's 0m.s Miami Northwestern 77. Edi Tampa Bay at New YorS Jets TENTH - 1, Anton (IC 21.20 9 10 Wasstlrçton at New York 01 son 21, Oi,i 740. 2 Larrea (3) 510100: 3. Arca antS Carol City 21, Hiateats 13 (2)310. 01311 6760. P (4 3) 711 50; San Francisco at Atl.nta Miami Jackson 31, Hialeah 00 ii Al 35.490 Phil.detrasl. at Cleyslariti Miami Lakes tO HO5tn it Cincimali ELEVENTH-i Cachop Soto (5) New England •t 5aitmnqe Carol City 28. Hisleah 13 1300660460, 2 BilbaoAguirre (1) Gree, Bay at chicago Mayo u. Cross City 0 520 160. 3 Patxi Echave (2) 310 Seattle at Mmnnt,cta Newberry 30, Hawthorne 0 Q(i 5) 4960. P(S.1) 13100. Detroit at New O}ians Keystone Heights 13. Dunnet TWELFTH - I. Maruri Edt'tave Mami at PittSbvrgh Ion 0 s LOIJiS • LO (IC 2150 940 1540 2 Atava Bingos DInYS •s San Diego Marion Academy 35. Bell 0 (1 IS 00 11 00. 3 Arectsa-Ramon (2) Xanaj City at Oakland Branford 3.4. Greenville 0 500; 0(1 $16660 P (I 1)174 10; BIg MInday Hey, Ii Palm Beach Gardens 1%. Fort Q(4 5) and (II) 111000 BjOaio a? Dallas. n Perce Central ii A - 1.035. Handle 5195.217 Pro Football SEARS OF SANFORD fl 10 UUI VIII VU I U OEIt1'1 NOVEMBER 15 & 16 _______ - I _____________ _; 5)':, ,1 ...r1II_.______ - ', SANFORDBUSINESSMACHIPIES Standings The Unluckr 26 l, The Cool Breeze 25)1. Hits & Mis%e 24 17, File "I)" 2)15. Alley Oopi 21 15. The Photosta?s 192 16 z. The Selectrlcs 19 Il, Carbon Copies 19 I?. Plo Names 1St I?',, Ailey Cats II II, The Victors 15)5. Ups 8. DOWItS II II. Pick Up 15 1$. S B 8.5 17.19. The "13" Spares 15-21. Sunday Eapress 1571. Foolish Four 14 22. Redskins II 72. The Drea&iuts 1231 Nut' Do Wells I 2$ High Games Diane Marshall 210 James Jackson 202; Ed Jackson 172 19$ 192. Jo Lytte II) H'gh Series Jmes Jackson 582 Ed Jackson 542; DIck Richards 563. Pat Murphy $11. kathy Bukur SOS Bill Hogan SOS; Jo Lylte 460 Converted Splits Louise Murphy 310; Jo Lytte 368 Other Highlights Stir C.iroli'n Griffin SI _fr -. -- -- ______ _ ____ _____________________ ' - I '1 ),. ______ - , ' ____________ • . _____ . ) . . (., ' - - ,.-. . - .. \ Vi 1 1. . ,, ' ____________ ' _______ ______ ________ ___________ _______ 9 _______ - FREE GIFTfor any order placed of $30.00 o' more during this two-day event. (You may call In your order if you cannot vlit the store.) FREE FAVORSfor the children who come to visit with Santa. SPECIAL PRICES- , on appliances, Home Improvement and automotive items during this event. F LO SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Yo.si' Moaa'y Bach ..,SIJNSI.11NE ST4IE.. _____ 7 ______ ______ HOOTING STARS Slancl'ngj' I Maytair Cotuntr, Club3O 10.2 Niel'sNursery3O 10.3 Link Construction 76 II. 4 Kennedy Tractor 23', 16'z, S Whirling Wonders 7317.6 Two IIi21,. Howard Mobil 1723. I Green Grocery 17 23; 9 Mofl' 6, Spegle RoofIng 1723; 10 Burns Texaco U Hall 1327, II. River's Ranch ', fl'i 17. A J Lossing Transt,, I. Storage I2 71' i High Games: Melanie Miller 701. Ann Smith 213; Jean Morris Il] Doris Benton 161; Marlene Burk 177; Ruth Burk IS). Samrua-, Altman 112. Louise CiwantlnO till High Series' Melanie Miller Queen of the Week +11 3234500 (op, IsaFiguerdo I BARLOW BROTHERS LADIES High Games. Sweeti. Williams 167. Marjorie Glaze 140 High Series; Frankie arrler 13$. Lii Rice Converted Splils: Sweet be Wlliiams I 10. Other HIghlights. Star of the Wee. Sue Maurer #44 That's stowell cheers for Laurie Messer. dspit season-closing defeat Pro Bas ket ball AT BOWl, AMERICA 6 Masters Cove 1621; 7. Chase & Company IS 73; I Manns Well & Pump Service 15-25 High Games. Ann Smith 203)90; Lena S:arewicz 127; Renee McGee 155 High Series Ann Smith 53); Donna Lepore 195; Kitty Lawrence 463, Rnee McGee 361 Converted Splits 16 Susan Oates. Other Highlights Queen of the 4 World Hockey Association Eastern DivIsion w L I PIS OF GA Quebec 11 3 0 22 74 Clod 9 1 7 20 50 N Eng S 1 2 12 42 49 Brrning 5 12 I ii 4 51 Incly 1 5 2 10 35 61 Mirvi 310 3 9 12 60 .,ekl,n O,v,on Wirviipg 10 6 0 20 II 51 Houston 9 6 2 70 61 40 S Diego I 6 2 II 56 Phoenix 8 1 I I? 59 76 Calgary . 7 6 I IS 5" 46 Edmntn 5 9 0 10 39 57 Friday's Games Phoenix 3. New England I HouSton 1, San Diego 1 Saturday's Games Edmonton at Birmingham Mimetota at Quebec indianapolis at Cincinnati Today's Games San biego at Phoenix Wmpeg at Calgary easy 6-I, 6-3 victory over HaAfterwards, he felt worse. "The inches were on my side mon Rahim of Pakistan. The oilier semifinal pits Jimon the final shot," Gott(ried said after shocking the Wiznble-. tiiy Connors against Britain's Mark Cox. (onnors, 24, of don champion 6-2, 4, 7 Ill., justified his No. Friday's quarter-finals of the I seeding here with a 6-3, 6.3 $150,000 towey. decision over Mexican RaW TraIling 5-6 in the final set tie- ltainirez. Cox defeated South breaker, the eighth-seeded Africa's Byron Bertram 0-6, 7-5, American survived a match 6-2 in another quarter-final loint and held on to win with a iiiatch, they have seen all the knockouts on Vincent's record. "So far this year alone, I stoped Mike Box. lie was undefeated and cersidercd onc of thz bi ouaig fltkl5 iii Un, South. tiun, I stopped in two rounds. He hasn't fought since. "Then I fought Bruce Cantrell. B-eat him so bad he had to retire. He had been in with almost every great fighter in the world, but when Emmett got him, that was the end of him. "I whipped upon Wells and took his title from him in his OWT) -. WINTER GARDEN - Lake play cut the gap to 14-6, half. the scores. Unfortunately, they howell didn't exactly have a however West Orange's defense "Defensively, we didn't play did the job defensively against case for the defense Friday proved superior In the second all that poorly," said Keen. us. I thought the kids played night as West Orange racked up "They got the two long ones for with a lot of heart" 311 yards rushing enroute to a LAKHOW.ELL WESTORANOE ., First Downs I 11 21-6 victory which closed out a 73 7) RushesYards 4311 2-8 CampaIgn. Passing Yards . 36 Biggest problem for coach 1S12 PaSSIS 102 2 PuntS 730 33) Curtis Keen's Silver hawks was Fumbieslost 00 quick Larry Johnson, who 12 PenaltiesYards 760 13-192 opened the game with scoring Lake NowsIl 0 6 0 0-6 runs of 35 and 76 yards. westOrang. 4 0 7 0-2) __________ . lake howell appeared to be WO - Johnson 35 run (run failed) gaining some momentum in the WO - Johnson 76 run iiohnwn iPtioPo by Rick Welts) second quarter when larry run) LH - Coinarato - __________________ Connariato intercepted a West pass in tce9t;on Iits _ Orange pass and returned it 30 WO eitati I run (Lake k(k) yard.s for a touchdown. m uoipnins lesT eeiers Friday's Oames I II I 9 31 51 Boston 117, New Orleans 110 WALES CONFERENCE Philadelphia Norris Dviion 113, Washington 104 13 3 2 75 95 LA Detroit ill. New York Knicks I S 5 2) 67 33 Pitts 1 7 5 13 19 63 Wash Mitwaukea lii. Houston 99 , 7 12 17 67 Dtrt LOS Angeles 111. Indiana 106 1 9 7 10 41 33 Seattle 102. Kansas City 97 Adami Division BStn Saturdays Games 12 3 1 25 60 51 Buff B0ton at Buttalo I S I Il 11 33 Into Mtwauk s 7 1 II at New York Cleve 5 7 4 14 so 51 Knkks fried Shocks - - A - The last time here, he was a quiet 22-year old fighter from Louisiana, who was "lust here to do thø best ! C1fl. This tIme, he is a swaggering champion who is certain that he will not only win Tuesday night, but can also hold his own with any man in the world. As Atla.s puts it, "I was brought here last September to be Fed to Gene Wells. I knew they were bringing me in to lose, but I felt I had a chance, so I took it. "They had called my manager three (lays before the fight and told him they needed me to fight Wells. They saul the fight that was suppose to take place had fallen out. "I knew what was happening. It's an old trick in boxing. Wait until the last second before you call a fighter For a bout and then he won't be in top shape. "Well, I fooled them there. I am always in top shape and I proved that by beating Wells for his title. "Do you know that I am the first man outside of the state of Florida to hold the title in over seven years" Atlas questioned. When asked why Vincent, who is a natural welterweight, IS getting the first crack at him, Atlas responded, "Joey challenged me and his record says that he deserves a chance. That's why. "I saw VIncent fight once, up in Alabama, and I was far from impressed. lie is not a very good fighter and he is not really that much of a puncher. "I can't see how the fight can go more than three rounds before I stop him." Atlas continued. "I will outweigh him by live or six pounds and I am faster. I also have proven that I can go 10 hard rounds. I have done it many tunes. lie has only (lone it once earlier this year with Taco Perez), and he lost that fight." a Reminded New York oddsmakers had the fight listed at 6-5, _________________________ I ' ' - a Emmett Atlas us back in town. lie is here to defend his Southern middleweight title against the challenge of Joey Vincent Tuesday night at the Orlando Sports Stadium. OVIFOO AO"KA 15 First Downs 7 57261 Rushes-Yards 1771 III Passing Yards IF) 10.10 . - Passes tIll 2I FumbIe lost 00 - C Cob - Atlas, Vincent Talk It Lip - . Tom my White one-hands it looking for room WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver S I 559 Kit City 6 6 $00 3' WLTPISGFOA Detroit 6 6 .500 3" NY is ii 2 3 23 63 33 Indiana 1 7 .364 5 S 6 3 19 62 53 ChIcago 2 1 .272 6 Allan 8 7 $ 17 31 39 Mil*kee 3 9 .250 6' NY Png 6 • 2 14 Pacific Division Portland 1 2 .775 Smytpe Diviiion LOU Seattle 970$5 6 6 500 7", Chgo I I 2 II 63 6.3 LOs Ang S 6 .155 3 Varcur Golden St 3 6 313 4 512 I 11 47 Mlr4i sto i ii 47 o PhOenix 2 S .256 1 Borg In Quarters ;........ /' . Two minutes later Bell set up the visitors' third score when he intercepted a long bomb hurled by Apopka quarterback lien hall, returning it to the Blue Darter 37 yard line. Bass charged 26 yards up the middle for a first down at the 11, then after another Apopka encroachment violation moved the ball five yards closer Willis circled oil left guard for the touchdown with 1:36 remaining before intermission. "I thought Randy Willis ott 5 6 155 1 s ss Hockey National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division /'f , wj Cleveland 3 Atlanta 3, tie Chicago 5, Washington 4 Saturday's Games Buffalo at New York Rangers New York Islanders at Mm nesota !uladelph1a at Pittsburgh Atlanta at St. Louis Colorado at Montreal Los Angeles at Detroit Toronto at Vancouver Today's Games Pittsburgh at New York Rangers Cleveland at Washington Los Angeles at Chicago Mimesota at Buffalo Coiorado at Boston " ' / .7 . - ____________ and a crowd of 18,116 at the my Ard and Tommy Boswell 9, broke a four-game losing over Kansas City. The victory Philadelphia. combining for 28 points. The streak despite a game-high 23- was Seattle's 22nd consecutive "Maybe this is the answer." veteran Ard and hloswell, an point performance by regular-season triumph at the In other NBA games Friday NBA sophomore, sparked the hlou.ston's Mike Newlin. Seattle Coliseum over two seanight, the Boston ('ltics whip- Celtics to their sixth victory in Milwaukee took the lead for ns. / . .. , Pro I / Atlanta By The Associated Press pod the New Orleans Jazz 117- 10 starts in defense of the NBA good at 72-71 late in the third Julius Erving, say hello to 110, the Detroit Pistons stopped chaInpionship. period, then put (Iown a late George McGinnis. George, the New York Knicks 111-97, the meet Julius. Rockets rally behind Junior Pistons Ill, Knicks V Milwaukee Bucks trimmed the Bob Lanier and Kevin Porter liridgeman, who finished with The two outstanding forwards lIouton Rockets 111-99, the los have known each other for :thgeles lakers defeated the led a second-half explosion that 16 points. lakers 117, Pacers 106 some time, of course, but never Indiana Pacers 117-106 and the rallied Detroit From a 13-point Kareem Atxlul-Jabbar scored played together like they did Seattle SuperSonics beat the deficit over New York. After Friday night. (he Knicks had reeled off 14 a points to lead Los Angeles Kansas City Kings 102-91 Given but one ball between McGinnis hit 15 of 19 shots straight points starting late in over Indiana. The lakers had to the second quarter to take a 69.- hold off a fourth-quarter rally them, McGinnis and Erving Ii- From the floor and collected nally reached their powerful I)ints, while Er-ving connected 56 lead, the Pistons outscored by the Pacers, who got as close as five points,remaining, 107-102, with potential as a team by corn- on 13 of 18 from the field and 28 New York -6during the rest of three minutes But bining for 64 points to help the Ixunts. Erving also grabbed the third period. Lanier led the Lakers rookie Earl Tatum Philadelphia 76ers wallop the seven rebounds, had 10 assists streak with eight points and Kevin Porter chipped in with scored six points to lead a 10-2 Washington Bullets 143-104 in and eight steals. blitz, putting the game out of the National Basketball Associreach. ation. CeltIcs 117, Jazz 110 Bucks ill, Rockets 99 Sonlcs 102, Kings 97 "Everyone's been asking if Pin)'ing a second straight Rookie Scott Lloyd scored 20 Veteran guard Fred Brown and I could play togeth- game without All-Star center points, leading five teammates poured in a season-high 33 er," said Erving alter the Dy. Dave Cowens, Boston rolled in double figures as Milwaukee points, including eight late in Spectrum in ''1 AJId .---. *' I, 11, 1916-38 1fr COREB0ARD '' - I ci - played a super football game," quarter, flubbing onc scoring with 46 seconds gone in the final Montgomery said. "He called opportunity when Bass ended a stanza. most of his own plays out there. 63-yard, 11-play foray by Gary Armstrong's 38-yard Ricky Evans played a fumblirn! at the Blue Darter one tnnrhdnwn nac recentlon for tremendous game, too and the yard line. Apka wIth six minutes left in offensive line blocked exThat led to a 30-yard aunt by the oamr' wa nuit'klv nffsi't tremely well." Apopka's Ivory Lewis which set when Willis tossed 16 yards to -- A 28-yard scoring aerial from Oviedo up on the home club's Evans three minutes later, tiaii to split end [lob White 37. Aided by Bell's 12-yard run boosting the lions in front, 34trimmed Oviedo's halftime and back - to- back pass in - 12. touchdown and Davk With Montgomery's reserves Caughell's extra point kick margin to 20-6, but the trend oF terference and encroachment play persisted In the second penalties against the Blue on the field safety Mike Cox made it 7.0 with 3:44 left in the stanza. The lions ran 18 plays Darters, Finny spurted over picked off a Hall pass at his OWIfr quarter. This time Apopka, which to Apopka's eight in the third from the three to make it 26-6 four yard line and Willis rushed his teammates % yards In the finished the campaign 0-9, final 1:11. The key play was a expanded its oFfense to seven 51-yard aerial to Cedric Canley plays one of them a 44-yard . that carried to the Apopka 20. sprint by tailback Leon Massey The 5-foot-lO, 165-pound signalbefore Oviedo took over on its . • own 40 yard line. caller roared around right end himself on the next down to TheLlonsproceededtocontrol the ball for some eight and onescore as time ran out. P half minutes of clock time, "Overall, the team effort was grinding out the 60 yards in 17 superior," Montgomery plays with a steady, punishing proclaimed. "We cut down on a ground attack keyed by Willis, lot of the mistakes. I feel Finny and running back David they've developed as the season Bass . went along. Willis has really Bell cracked over from the taken control of the team. one with 5:40 left in the half to "We've got 55 people coming put Oviedo on top, 13-0 the " back next year from the junior first time the lions have envarsity team," the Lion boss joyed a two-touchdown lead all concluded. "If they'll get oa the season. The Cats entered the weights and pay the price to bej contest with a 1-8 record, a good football team, why, having, escaped a winless Oviedo will have a bright future campaign by scraping past to look forward to." Cocoa Beach 13-12 in overtime a - i th th cc co ci Eu .George, Julius Key 76ers Flavor Sunday, Nov. -- - -' [Sears1 _______________ PINECItEST CENTER l7-i AT 27th ST. SANFORD L%,IOf,$V( AND CO - .1 r----. - -------,- '--Th :c'--. - - -; 'I,- - -,-- i - - -,'- --- -- - - --- I - - -, fl. - --. 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The screw not even a fraction of an means you is an article and not a book, let's have found either the source of the present trouble or the cause look only at the few most common causes for a balky of future trouble. door. Remove the screws that are at least 20 reasons why a door move, not won't close properly. Since thIs Inch. If it does, it Cause Sticky Problems a severe case of of moisture, the principal cause a warped threshold, it will have of warping. to be replaced. Take it out, even II a door Is warped, it should and renal it. In HOME fl-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. if you have to cut it into two or be placed on two sawhorses or - Sunday, Nov. 14, 1976 more pieces, since you will something similar with the bulhave to use it as a pattern for a ged side up. Do this outside, new one, whether you buy it to preferably on a day when there ____________________________________________________________ size or cut it to size Since most is a forecast of clear, sunny wooden thresholds are made of skies for 48 how-s or so. Place the plate, using a sharp hardwood, be sure to (trill pilot bricks or other heavy weights I door refuses to close or does so wood putty or plastic wood. the door jamb. Put a thin piece chisel and working very care- holes for the nails to prevent on the bulge. Inspect the door with great reluctance Is that it When the filler has hardened, of wood or cardboard under the fully. This will set the plate splitting, every 12 or 15 hours. When the is sagging. The first place to reinsert the screws and redrive leaf and reset the screws, deeper into the wood and often You may have to remove the door appears straight, place a examine for the source of the them into place. A temporary making certain the screws go take the sag out of the door. door and plane it to make it fit level on it to be sure it is, then trouble is the setting of the repair of this sort can be made through the shim. If you can This upper hinge plate problem properly, but use this method remove the weights. j hinges. Move the door back and by putting some steel wool or now swing the door back and usually occurs on very heavy only as a last resort. There is The most likely reason why a not secure and fill the boles with that hold the lower hinge leaf on der forth and see whether any of the broken pieces of a toothpick forth easily, fine. If it moves doors. the screws can be replaced tin- hinges move. You'll have to into the holes, in which case very carefully, since fl oterve p F the movement is usually very mediately. slight, sometimes almost un- If all the screws aretightly in always the chance that a big (Do-it-yourselfers will find Another possible source of gap may result when a change much valuable information In perfectly, try using an extra trouble, when the door sticks in the weather dries out the Andy Lang's handbook, "Practhickness of shim, completely at the bottom, is wood. If you do elect this tical Home Repairs," available Sometimes it is the upper thatthethresholdmayhavebe- procedure, be certain to paint by sending $1.50 to this newseasier than before but not quite noticeable. Even if you notice place or if resetting them does hinge plate that has to be reset. come loose or warped. if it or otherwise finish the planed paper at Box 5, Teaneck, N.J. Deepen the mortised area tin- moves, take out the loose nails portion to prevent the entrance 07666.) nothing, take a screwdriver and no good, take out the screws Seminole P ( C G ( C d ç S 1 C ,' t r t d . ¼ f t ( County Land Fla. Retidential Communities Thert J. Larsen, of est. of Magnotia SVC Corp. to Terry J Inc., to Jerry 0. W.rt £ wI Patricia Patricia Matrons to Louis C. Larsen Sutton & wf Gloria R LI Ml Wel,iva .1.. It S Ilk E Highland Hills, 1.3$ $00. & Theresa J., Odn. prop of Mark S Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec 3. 13.800. Fla Resid. Comm Inc., to Bourque. Lot 34, Ilk 3, Weather. FF • Orl to James H. Solomon, Thomas P. Gladfetter 3. WI Denise stield. 1st Addn.. $100. s4t. Condo. Un 15!. Lake Villas. Katherine Ann Harris. sgt, t N. LI 5. 1st repl. Highland Hills, Condo, 137.000 1.31,500. David Paul Harris, sgl., Lot 10 01k Frank A. Taylor & Mary Anna to Walthon S Armour a. wI Patricia C. Raverwta P3rk Sec.. Loch Arbor, Lawrence D Johnson & wI Charlotte to Nicholas Capozzola & *1 Vivian. 113.000. Lot 14 hess part) 01k A. Brantley Geo. E. Wicks a. WI LeaPt K. to Hall Ests., $100 It 3 01k & Lynwood Revision, Gary L. Campbell & *1 Glenda H. 126.000 Edith M. Davie. wid to Lawrence E'ly ',of Lot 62 & podionof 61, Wof Guardian Mtg mv. to Patrick B 0 Johnson a. wI Charlotte A.. Lot 12 lsaacs& *1 Joan E Lot 159 Barclay ditch, beg. at SE cor. LI 61, Replat (less part) 01k A, Braritley Hall Part Sportsmans Paradise. CS. Est. $21.000. woods 2nd Addn 139.900. Guardian Mlg. toy, to Frank 1.42.000. Jerome Builders Inc. to Keith S. Walter New & Francet to Dwight Kanx'eSv 8. 'rt Mortara & wI Kathleen K Lot 146, It 7 M, . Mac P'hersOn 8. wI Kayla A.. LI ..7.'i,i Aun.. Spring Lk Hills. Sec 5, 174.300. Rivera E. Perez a. wI Pfetly to 32. Forest Brook, 116.500. Seaboard Coast Line PR Co to ManuelChtron,sgl.Lotl 01k A. Sky The Babcock Co. to Charles K. Donald A Dunn Jr. & WI Teress.a V Holland a. wI Patricia C.. E 2S'of Lts 16A a. 17A & W 23' of IIA Lark s.d. $28,100. CIba W. Nealy, Repr. est Walter Townhouse Parcel, LI 105 Windward a. 19A, Sanford Celery Delta, $800. Holly 10 Thomas Wilson Ill & wI Square, Sec. 1. 131.000 Richard A. Newman 8. wI The Babcock Co. to Peter 0. Charlotte 10 Clifford T. Lamson II & Christine, LI? 01k!, Tier A, Town 04 Sanford a. E Ii' vacated St. on West. Albirtini & wI Carmella, Townhouse wI Theresa M., LI 22 Green Village, Par. Let 21, Windward 5g.. Sec I. 135.000. less E SO It. 120.000. $30,303. Otha Nealy. Repr. Est Walter Paul C. Brooks & wf Loretta G. Ia Holly to Thomas Wilson II a. wI All. Corp. of Amer. to John H. Cox Charles C. Termini, (Married) W' Christine E 50' of If 7 BIk I Tier A, & wi Susan T., W 8.5$' of LI 141 all of 541001 SW'. of NW'. of Sec. 30. Cf Ii. 61k 33. Sarslando The Suburb 2131. less E. 940' & Tow,, of Sanford, 12.000. N 25' 140.000 Beaulllul, Palm Springs Sec., James A. Monlegny 3. wI Betty to Gidus Builders Inc.. to Lucien 140.100. Equitable Life ASSISt. Soc. Of US, Lt Parent & WI Elinor M , LI. 211, 21, Casa Aloma, $37,100. Thomas E. Capps £ wI Betty to Woodcresl Un 5. 139.500. Violet Marion Di Malteo, wld. to Sylvia J. Williams. sgl £ Morris H. Fla. Land Co. to Wm. K. Applebee Bernard Fidilo & wi Marilyn It 36 MetIs Jr.. sgl. Lot 11, Ilk 4. Tier 1, & wI Margaret A. Unit ill The Lk M Camelot Un. 2. 133.000. ER. It-affords Map of Sanford. Highlands Patio Homes, rondo, (OCO) Nancy Levie to Levie Fli, $lS,000. 143.000. my., LI I. 61k L Summersef Not-lb Sec Six $100. Les,ie Fla. lflv, to Grover L. Pulk & wI 0. Jeanette, It 1, BIk L Sum merst North. Sec 6. 129,900. John Kent Henry to Marilyn M. Henry, sgl.. It 3. 01k A Oakland Shorts s.d $100. Gail G. McAllister Jennings to Andriw F. Brvnkata 8. WI Dorothy J., LI 22 01k A Eistbrook Id Un. Il, 135.500 E.C. DanIels a. wI Freda to Robert c wcne • of N 210' of S' of SW'. of NW'., 01 Dear Mr. Saxo NW', of Sec. 133939. less r have read your columns for several months now, and I have $15.0B) Ron B. Bennett & wI Francint to noticed when you are asked questions dealing with the parts of GeneM Floresa. WI Sylvia J.. 1111 law and taxes that real estate people come across daily, you 61k C Sws'etwater Oaks, Sic 6. always refer them to their attorneys or C.P.A.'s. Why Is t.ls? .'rrr: C. ,.;..;.. . Catherine to EdwardJ Zitek a. .ioan. 118.4, Queens Mirror So. RID1. CD, 121.700 r o:v0 ens zuri Lu ' Patio Apartme ") I Studio. 1. 2,3 Bedroom ApIs. Quiet. On Story ?chen Equipped Adult.Family One Bedroom From $ 1 35 1505 W. 25th St. nford, Flu. 322209O °r len'onliiv Managed Dear E.A., My licenseto practice real estate in the State of Florida does not allow me to practice law or engage in the activities of a C.P.A. tfl any respect. Eventhoughlcananswer many of the questionsthat are asked, I still do not have the authority to do Secondly, laws are being changed constantly. What is true today may not necessarily be true tomorrow. Therefore, I believe competent legal and tax counsel should be consulted to insure a successful transaction along with a competent investmentexchange broker. Ikeep abreast of all aspects of real estate which will enable me to create a transaction for my client with the most benefits for him. When I discover facts which my training indicates may involve legal or tax problems, I Immediately suggest a conference with cvmpetent counsel. A team composed of an attorney, a C.P.A. and an Investment exchange broker assures the client he will receive the maximum benefits From any transaction. 'fl3at's what it's all about, Lsnt it? Send your question to: Real Estate Investments The Evening Herald 300 North Frch Avenue . ' - ni 32771 18-Help Wanted 4-Persona Is Trouble ' Transactions Wm L Pettis Jr.. to Lind M Flaqsl,ip Bk of Orl to Timothy J Flit Litnd Co to Wm L Blood a. tts. Lot 33. 01k D. Druid Hills Dolt & Pamela A. Lot 3 111k 6, wt Anne M . Lot 5. 111k C. tio Park. $100 Hidden Lake Un. IC. 131.500 Orlando Ranches. Sec 3. Lts 16 & 17 W Roy Tribble to Dwight M. Nader Homes Inc.. to Frank M 01k M Sec 7 %39133 Mitler & Florence Lot 36 & E' of 31. Brown Sr. & wI Vet-lie M , Lot 90 Joseph Gerard £ brine .J. to W 0437 & E', Of 3$, 81k B. Spot-I Lake Searcy Shores, 136.500 Lawrence Gerard & wI Penelope, W smans Paradise, CD 1100. The Huskey Co to Talmadge L 423,31' of E 800' of P411 ch. ot sw'4 i Eileen 1. Krause £ fib. 0. James Blanchard & Margareta 6 , LI 9 111k SW' of Sec. -2O-32 S. of Old San. to Dennis Valente & wf Terry I.. W 8. Sweelwater Club Un I. $22000 lord.Geneva Rd., rw, ii.r 01 Lot e a E 41.3' of 7. Sanlando James M Combs & Camille to IQCD) Marlorse C Treat a. K. Itte Suburb Beaulitul, Palm Springs Thomas E Barton & WI Burton W ('ityC Robertson to Eddie James Sec., 01k 41. 134.000. LI 13 111 A, Sweetwater Oitks, Sec & Barne%&wf Florence M .5 130'oI E Sol Dale Builders Inc.. to Harry 0. $61,000 106' of W 659' of NW'i Of Sec Sit 30 Fox Jr & *1 Theresa A. LI 531, Wm. E. Glynn St-. & wI Mildred to $100. Wekiva Hunt Club. Fox Hunt. Sec 3. Claude I. Trubey a. wi Eileen 1137 Eddie J Barnes 3. Fln,pnr. In isis is, Toe Meadows West. 138.300. Thomas 0. Smith & *1 Sandra Sue S $10,300 David R Krick & WI Martha M. to TPiadd'.us A. Mar:ak & WI Eli:. to 130' of E 10004 W639'of NW'. of Sec Raymond A DeArrnas a. WI C. Wm. Sheridan & wf Nancy A. LI 2130. 122,100 Deborah B . lot 24, & E'., of 23. 01k 19 01k 0. The Woodland's. Sec 4. FF . Mid Fla. 10 JoPw'i V Mercer t 0. Lk Wayman HIs 121.500. 1.54.000 *1 Junita C , Unit SC Madeira Nickollne P Mealo a. wI Janet M. Walter C Se-well & .wI Judith to io'wnhomes Condo., 112.833 to Monica H Cunningham, Lol 12, James A Vining & wI Anita W., Lt Hallmark Corlstr Co to Taylor C. B Lk Brantley Isles, 2nd Addn.. 21. 81k 0, Glen Arden Pits.. $47,000 Brown Jr . a. WI Barbara J.. Lot I, 125.000 The Springs to Aquarius Land Co The Springs. Shadowood Village, Richard Wm. Schater & Wm F. Inc., Lot 15. I 01k 0. The Springs. 1.S4.0 Schaler, both sQl 10 Terry C. Spring Ridge. $15,300. Joe E. Wiginton, Trustee etc., to Gardner sql , Lot 24 8. E 21 21' of 73. Sun Is? Hall. Bk. Cr1, Trustee for 131k 0. Lake Wayman, HIs, 1.30.000. Dist. Adv Board Fla. Dist. Church Wiqinton Fire Sprinker's Inc., Profit Barry I. Richardson & Gretchen of Nazarene to Kenneth T Rasnick Sitar. Plan & Tr. for Employes. Lot H.. both tgl. to Carl B. Cobbs £ wI & wI Gloria L.. N 330 18' of S 991 4.4' II, 01k H. No. Cr1. Ranches, Sec IA. Barbara P., Lot 30, WinIer Springs of N ". of W', of E' ol SE'. S of et at 21 parcels $100. Un. 2. 111,000 SR 46. Sec. 21 2032 (S acres m 1) The Huskey Co. to RuSsell I Albert PIChO & wI & Michael Sch 110.000 Swan Jr. & WI Patricia P. Lot 5. (Ilk midt Etux to Walter A Halbig &,wf Monika H Brown, sql to George A, Sweetwater Cove. 129.000. artynne J . LI 7 Drookhollow. Winsor Jr.. sql . Lot tO & Si, 019 01k IQCO1 Dwight f4 Miller a. 150.100 1. LikCViW. Lk Mary. 120.900. Florence tow Roy Tribble. Lot 363. Flagship Bk. Kis$immee Ia RobI. Theodore J Ct'alfant&wISi.lvia E • 0137, W' ,oI 37 & E', of 38. 01k •.. -c,,&i. ru...... ... - - . . -. F I nw,lI*. .4 P.trleI.. A .1 I 151k . c .. oiai. W IJi 3, Sportsmans F'aradise, CU. SILL) Sl;rl;ng Park Un 3. $34,500. U . Lot to Amended Plat LOIS B. 01 Seard Coast Line Nil Co 10 Eaw J ConIc's' Jr.. & Jacqullne to & 132. Amended PItt 81k I Rest L R Barrow & WI Bess Ii L . E 25' of Christopher L Wey a. wI Mary J Haven on Lake Harvey. SIB) Its 144 & ISA .5. W 25' of ?OA & 714. 101 601k N No Cr1 Terr.. Sec 4 Unit Ronald Worswck & wI Dolores s.,,nlord Celery Delta 0 76 acre 14120 I, 126.100 Ma1, to Emerson Electric Co. 5 100' David Hooker a. wf Mary M 10 Dcl Aire Homes Inc to Luther C c-f N 200' 01 LI 4, less W 200' 04 1, JameS Wickert & wI Mary H , Batten Jr , a. wI Rebecca E Lot 414 heing part of 1st Addn to Portion of Lots 35 36 & 37, 131k A. Spring Oaks. Un V. 139.200 Casseiberry elal 4 parcels, 1736.500 Branlley Hall EsIs . deic $100 Second Mountain Constr. Ce. to RB. Bennett £ wf Franclne to & wI Shirley E ,,t-t-, Kennith M. Watson & wI Alma I Alexander A. Boizacco Jr £ WI to Frank A Perrotta & WI Tina, W Lot 453. Forest Brook Flttts Sec., Dorottsea P • Lot 3. BIli 0. Sweet. F A'i071'.,4 CI. nit At'nI ' 533,400 waler Oaks, S.c 3. 147,000. NEi of NW' Of Sec., 26 20.79, less Frank P DeNiro & wI Sara T to Winter Park Fd to Philip TaIich, P4 33' br rd $300 Theodore Dittmer a. WI Josephine C Trustee. Ihe Wi of SE' • of NW' • 01 hn Piloian & wI Carlene to Hugh condo Unil 202 Bldg K. Crown Oaks NE, of Sec. 77130 (less part) etc S Jones & *1 Judy 0. Lot II. less Is? Addn, $46,300 1200.000 SWIy 39 I' . & all of 19. Lake Sylvan Wm W Bat-net t a. Joyce to Anitony Dacato & WI Ida 10 Ests, 5 ii 114,000 &tarIfla Wir: Baker, W 330' of Ill. Sandroni. Builders Inc. Lot II. Bear The Grealer Corislr, Corp to Wm Mecca Hammock, $6,000. Lake Ests. 16.000 .i a '.' ' crr'..: . I., j.u'e C Anthony Dacato & wI Ida to Lot 10. 01k C. Seminole Sites, Carder a. wf Rosemary, Comm at Sandroni Bldrs Inc . Lot 39. Bear NE cot of W 9 42' of Lt I, 61k 1. Lake Ests, 56.000 The Greater Constr Corp to Guy Amed Plat of Sembnola Park, Anthony DaCato £ wi Ida to L HOp & WI Janice W. LI I 01k C. $100 Sandroni Builders Inc., Lot 3$ Bear River Run, Sec One. 131.000 Wm N Franklin & WI Carolyn to Lake Ests.. 54.000. Ronald Irwin & wI Robbie L 10 James C Carder a. *1 Rosemary a FF , Mid Fla., to Gerard M Richard Newman & wI Charlotte Lot ptrl of Lol A, 81k I Amended Plat of Iliomas& wf Lillian 8. APIs 6AR. 5. ik 0. Sweetwater Oaks. Sec 8. Somnoa park 5.ss Granada Townoomes, Sanora Howell Woods 0ev. Co. to David COnc$O. 132.500 F F , Cr1 to Sjmuel F Jones & WI 0 McCracken £ wf f,3, Glendora, FF • Mid Fla to Carolyn B Anna J . Condo Unit Ill, Lake Villas Lol $4 Howell Branch Woods, Nelson. sql , Apt SC. Granada Condo. 142,000 134.300. Townhomes. Sanora Condo 131.900. FF . Orl to Clyde C Perod & WI (QCD) Potent M Schwartz & WI Steven 0 Hopper 8. wt Patricia L Patricia. Condo Unit 166 Lake Villas Mary to Frank Baker a. John M to Myron M Zaikowski & WI Con, 1.500 Feeney. Lot 26. 01k G. Spring Valley Patricia M . Lot I. 81k P. The SE Hall Bk Cr1. to Gladys ()dns Sec 3. $100 Woodland's, Sec 2. 552.000 Conley, Lol 29. 01k 8. Sterling Park The Greater Constr. 10 Theodore Robert W Slettler & WI Lois M to Un, 3 G Proveaux & *1 Dallas B, LI 174 Richard N Crack & *1 Georgia 0. SE NatI Bk OrI 10 Pedro Lo a. *1 Wefiiva Hunt Club. Fox Hunt, Sec 1, Lot 2. 81k K. Carriage Hill Un 3. Rem,, Lots IS & 16. 01k 0. SterlIng 1.39500 13.100 Park Un $! 1. , Rosa Lee McKinney & Hattie 131 Cpmmercial Pariners Ltd. to (QCD) Donald J. Sliver £ Marlice Augusta 10 Lizzie Newton Holmes, Albert I Huskey a. wI N.srtcy W to Manlice C. St,ver. 101 I. 61k 7 LoIs S a. 9 Jackson HIS., 13.500. part of Meredith Manor, Edqewood TOWnSte ob North Chuluala, $100. John S Hoopis & WI Luitqard E Sec . desc From PIE cot- 04 81k B. Cciii W Enqtancler & if Phyllis to Leonard E Branch Jr, & wI run 5 77 deg 3.1 mn 30 sec W along to Lauren P HaveyLwIMarieIaV , Patricia A, (.01 1, 81k C. Lade Sly r w of SR 4.31. 43089 It etc , 64.. 131k E. Sprinq Vailpy Fitrm's Kathryn P.irk 4th Addn , 16.S00 03509 acres m I 510.000. James C. Rock & Helen to Wayne Chase Groves Inc. to Staulfer Robert C entz & *1 Cat-ole Ann L Cram £ wf Selma 3 • It I! 51k M Chemical Co • NW'.of NE', of SE'. 10 Robert E Pentj, Tr 74.4. North Orl Ranches S.c 7. 110.300. & NW. of SE'. (lest N 134.3' of W Proposed PItt Chula ViSta, in Sec 1$ Fla. Re'sid Comm. Inc 10 DavId 200' & less rw £ PR rw Sec. 13.13. 21 32 $100 C, Riley &wI L hI 31, 41.727 net acres $137,300 r'c'nrr Carol, TO caroie reptat IC eiignana P1,115. I..i0.U. Orlando Fed. to Donald 1. Murphy Pent:, Lot IS. 61k 41. Townsite of A K Shoemaker Jr . & *1 Sophia & & eel Sylvia 3. LotS£ Ifo. 0.60' of Lot North Chuluota. 1100. W W Hot-ne & *1 Margaret to II & S 2.20' of Lot I, Ilk I English Eviline Mi. King, igl , From NE John V. Likins 10 Robert I. Suggs EUs. Un. No. I, $33,000. cor of Sec. 112030. etc., $100. Douglas A. Gamble a. wI Priscilla Jr . & wI ?.iary Anne. Lot 11, 01k 0. Shoemaker Constr Co. Inc., ho to John T. Cento & WI Donna L.. Lob Summcriet North, Cc 1. 123.000. Henry Harrison a. WI Line F , Lot 76. II 01k D Town a. Country Ests. (QCOI Robert 0. Laws to Robert (Ilk C. Idyllwildeot loch Arbor, Sec RepI, $66,500. 0. Laws & wI. Cheryl C., Lol $4. Ilk 5. 159.600 John A'. Hopkins 3. Sandra 10 A. Sportsmaes Paradise, $100. Ben Ward Agency Inc , to Try H Frank V. Gomes & wI Marie E Lot (QCOI M,rj M Davis to Robert Jones Jr. & wf Katherine 1 II Lot II 21. 0f 0, Summerset No,. Sec 2, A. Davis, E", of Lot 126, OP. Swope Windmeadow Farms. 511,300 126.000. Land Co. PlaI 01 Black Hammock Hal A. Colbert. exec. EU Charles Alice LaVern. Anderson to Dee 1100 E. Rid to Hal A. Colbert, Lot 5, 01k Henderson, as JI. len, "s mI: N IS' of EIhel E Beever (lot-rn. Samson) V Town 01 Sanford, $100. 5 102.3' of W 200' of E 210' of Lot 17, 10 Howard W. Beaver & wt Elhel E. Eqijilabie Life ASsur Soc. to Ar Blsfspam Plantation. cIal. 4 parcels Lot 9 01k C. Woodmere Park, 2nd Ihur J Stanley & WI Marilyn S.. N 1100. repl $100. 110' of (.0116. 111k B. Bretton Woods, Lola May Mauldlmn to Freda 6. Timolhy P. Marston & WI GeorgIa 1.46.900 Moore a. Ellis C Maudlin. S 1323' of 10 Levie Fla my., Lot 17, 81 A, Scales Constr. Co., etc. to Francis E 103' of W 203' of Lot 9. Little Fairlane Est , 132.100 S Holroyd, sql . Lot 47 Weklva Washington Ests., $100. Levie Fla. lnv. to Mar(or 0 Hunt Club. Fox Hunt. Sec 3. 1.33.000. Paul D. Leltz '. wf Karen & to Easlhagen a. *1 Carolyn I., Lot 3$, Garn'ft ('.'It ins, sql etc IS) Bruce L.D. Gateley a. wI Yvme B.. LI 4, 81k C, Nulb's Cr1 Te,. , Sec 6 (jnit, C White & WI Gref chin L., Lots 31 a. 01k F, Seeetwater Club lJn, One, 129.200. 72. 011 8. West Altamonle HIS., eC $150,000 Frederick W., Berens Inc.. to 1. 14.600 Sbulirke Censtr. & Enq. Inc., to Richard 0. brandeberry £ eel Myron F l( lmnkman !o Charles W. Gas. L. Oebbia £ wf Chrisllne Lot Marcella M.. Lot 67 Winsor Manor, KirsChslein a. WI Valley M , Lot 10 09. Wekiva Hunt Club Foi Hunt, 143.300. 61k SI. Sanlando The Suburb Sec 3. s47,0S. Nader Homes It-sc, lo K. Gary Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec.. Slronq a. WI Suzanne W., Lt 129 1k David Raines & Catherini to $11,300 Kenneth E. D$vls & eel Cool D. Lot Searcy Shore. 121.800. Howell Woods 0ev. Corp. Is 130 Trailwood EsIs.. Sec. I, 123.000. Ralph W. Hogan to Douglas H. Richard J. MacDonagh £ wI Jan H., Alfred P. Gray a. Jackson, P4: of N'.. of SE'.i of SW'. WI Juanita to LydIa Fandrich, LI 19. Ballmer & WeisS Manor, $13,000, Aquarius Land Co. Inc • 10 1. Milton CIser a. *1 Judy Arm, Lol 21, 01k 8. Paradise Point Fourth Sec.. $3,300. John W. Jones & *1 VIvian to Wm. H. Reaves a. WI Jo Ann. 1121. Ilk 0 Tr. 21, Seniando SprIngS, $3,000. Ifayford C. Eudy a Patricia Asn Is Barbars H. Pariin (Marrl.d) LU. Ilk C The Meadows West, $41,906. M. MyerS Assoc. to Gao. Weeks 8. WI Carole, Unit 460, Orients PoInt Condo. Village One. $79,500. James W. Johns I. *1 Esther to Troy Clsudeusz. sg' . 3 210' of E 13$' Cf 104 27, Forest Lake Id 1)00 CIserl"y'S Real Lit. Agcy & Gin. Contr. Co Inc. to Su%iE.SmlIh, sgl. Lot 1 81k 12 Tier 0 ER. Tratlgrd's Map of Sanford 127.800 IessNlO'ofWl30'a.rwSecll.21 31 1100. Ervin 1. Blankenship a. wf Dorothy to Richard C. P ly, sql. Lot 1$, Cryslol Lake Park, 151 Sec.. $fl.CO0. The Greef es Ccnslr. Corp. to LouIs Di Bole 1. wI Mary Lt 179 Weklya Hurst Clu*, Fox Hunt, Sec I, $41,000. ______________________ FACEDWITHADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AlcohOliC AnGrl',vrcUS Can Help Call 423 Write P 0 Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 d $41,100. The tiuskey Co t Albert L. Hu%k, a. *1 Nancy * , Loll, 61k B, S'weefwaler Oaks. Sec Ii. 116.900 Grace V. Moore £ Nb. WA. to Johnny Walker Real, EU Inc., Lets 27111111' to Evansdale, Lk Mary S. 4 1100. 3 Blake Woolbrighl & WI Vera JOy toMichiel C Hogan a. *1 Rosifa M.. 113,300 Lot 14. EnglIsh Woods, 1.59.500. Magnolia SVC. Corp to Stunt-ks Consir a. F.ng. Inc., Lot 413 WekIva Hunt Clut,.. Fox Hunt, S.c 3, 1.8.300. H. Miller a. Sons of Orl. Inc. to AldoF çalmea. *1Fran(p Lot 168. San Sebastian Pits , Un 4. 1.34,000 Allen W Shop. & wI Dolores to Charles 5. Fuller 8. WI Frances Lot II, 81k C Lynn*ood Rev 135,200. Margarem 0 Gulleft a H. Russell to Bruce W. Seaman & *1 Bernice, Its $16811' C. Sanlsncio SprIngs 1, II $53,500 CH Johns Canstr Inc. to Frøio Gartner & *1 Molvina, Loll, BIk Ptt. Sec S Spriswj lake HiI!. - ______________________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For Iamilies or friends of problem drinkers. For further information call 123 4537 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box $53. Sanford. Fla 32771. Electrical Designer Must have mInimum 310 S yrs. experience on palletizef. and di patletlzer Cir cuits orrelated 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 luture with a growing cor porat Ion here in Central Florida. Submit resume only. Packaging Systems Corp. P 0. Box 526 Sanford, Fla. 31171. WEDDINGS PERFORMED Dy Notary Public 322 2006- Eves, a. Weekends DIVORCE FORMS- Fof ç. formatIon write to: B4 7l. Pompano, FIa. 33061. _____________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644.2007 for "We Care""Holline," Adults or Teens ___________________________ Ring our chimes and place a fast. acting, low cost want ad Call 312 2611 or 831 9993 - 32-Houses Unfurnished Directors Modelsopen IOa.m '1116pm daily Come lee us or call -----'-----,',,"-'-'...--"--"- Found 3 room, kitchen equipped Clean $75 mc Ph 322 '.3; 'lot R lIT III IF I I(1 .5 Cl'" Lost- S Cats- Large brown Per sian cat, 3 silver grey Persian kittens end I black & white tomcat vicInity of Seminole High School. 23 2951. ______________ RETAIL MANAGER TRAINEE Must be willing 10 relocate for this lop position. Whiletralning 11,300 SHIPPING CLERK - Top money loran attractive secretary 17,38.4 SALESREP-Supermoneywithan expanding company awaits an Mm. altrective salesperson comm potential . $l5.8. Great HELP COUNTER . 13.000 restaurant COSMETICIAN - Experienced, for . 11.997. greal company . J' INSURANCE SECRETARY Experienced all phases of in 16.500 surance for super lob KEY PUNCH OPERATOR - IBM 11.9 with verifier - Great op portunily to learn more OPEN DEBIT AGENT - Learn insurance held. UnlimIted potenllal 17.800 Classified Ads MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandIse daily SAM'L COME HOME? Sia.'nese Sealpoint female spayed, misSing from Mayfair Circle. Call Dean. 323 0383 _____________________________ USEWANlADSforqulckresponse In buying or %ellinQ. __________________________ o-ChiId - ca - ___________ Will baby sit in my home, Iertced yard, 3225322 Educallonal Child Care for as low as 12. weekly If you qualify. 323.8421 or 323 8.435 9--Good Things to __________________________ - 2 BR apartment In pleasant Mayfair neighborhood Air condimioner healer, wall to wall carpeting, remodeled kitchen, porch, yard with grapetrull trees Call 3129309 3fl 1795 evenings GET YOUR ASSETS IN HERE & GO TO WORK! You Pick -. Green stringless and hall runner bean's, I1 bushel. Farm. 2~ miles easl of Osleen on Oak Hill Road Herbert Russell. 322 773* after 6 p rr 24-Business 3 Room Apt , 2nd floor rear 117 W 3rd SI Utilities included 322 2710 ISurse's RN'S & LPN's, Aides. Aid. companion. P1ce'iIe lmmedl$lel. ' 6280436 ___________________________ Need extra money? Can you work a couple of hours in the evening, - DISTRIBUTORSHIP '4 We need a diltribulor 10 handle established dealers *ho will be retailing our productS. These p'oducts are manufactured ant guaranteed by some of the nallon'S best known producers of Original Equipment for the Automollve Industry. business can be operated Out of your home on a part lime or fu.I tIme basis. NEED EXTRA INCOME? Work at home 61 your pace. No gimmicks Licensed organization, Call 32). 025.1 WILL YOU EARN $ $ YOUR SHARE $$ ? after 1977 WOULD YOU LIKE TO? EXTREMELY HIGH Top sales organization needs aggressive career minded person in this area, We have key man openings in many areas Of Orlando and West Palm Beach. wIth outstanding Opportunity br advancement. IF YOU HAVE THE DESIRE VtE HAVE THE POSITIONS, RETURNS ON THIS EXCITING GROWTH With our top qu.aliIy products the success of our dittributorshipt depends on lop quality people Consequently we requIre a man or woman with. high ethical SIan dards. good credit end a minimum of $3,100 CöSh secured by in. ventory and serykes for this prestigious position, If you meet the above requirements and woijId like IC build your own bislnesj wile, limited Outside activity, call collect area COdE $01 . 213 1481, Ext. Ill, to see if your area is slill open, or wrIte: Am bit iotj5 High School Graduate or better In gotxi hsallh Aggressive 'WE OFFER: Otslstanding opportunity advancement An A Plus lead program Training by Professionals Many incentives. g ' FOR APPOINTMENT AND n-Houses Furnished ___________________________ 'utsiC, 590 per month, $50 damage Singleor couple. No pets 322 3311 after 5:30 3 BR. 7 bath, unturnished, except kitchen Carriage Cove. $135, 150 ____________________________ deposil 323 0538. I OR. living room, kitchen & bath, lawn, Qarden & trees 1100 month No pets 323 4153 Qualify M. UNSWORTH REALTY Req Real Estate Broker 003W. 1st St 321 6061 01 323 0511 eves. EVERY DAY someone it looking for you h8ve to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow - __- GAR NE TT WHITE w. Req Real Estate 8roer JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 322 7511. Sanford SANFORD-- 3 BR. U, bath, central A & H, very private. 121,900 Will sell FHA. VA low down or assume presenl loan HUD FHA VA.repossessions all areas. from 1100 down CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS -830 1061 E'... 17) - Hunt Realty, Inc. Jj fll 2521Prk Dr 322 2115 Realtor After Hours, 322 9231 3273991 322 0440 - --- --- PEtITE PS- Move in, then bus "like new" 3 BR, central heal. kitchen equipped, inside laundry 122.000 PEAL IS r,s r 322 7 3 R, I, bath, fully carpeted. central heat & air, targe fenced yard, large workshop plus metal utility bldg 323 1001 76A-Auto Repairs __________________________ Expert Mechanics All work guaranteed. Reasonable prIces. 25 yrs experience Mcxley's Garage, 2539 Park Dt-. 322 3955. Bill Bower's. Operator ___________________________ YOU NAME IT, I BUY ITt SANFORDAUCTION 3737310 - - . Req Real EsIate Broker i 1100 E 2Sln St 3724.453 , ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair. Spacious.custom 3 BR, 2 bath, liv, rm., din rm., den, eat In kit,, I'.', acres Privacy Near hospital. 377 5173 ----...... - ---- GARAGE SALE 3.80 Georgia Ave , LOngwood Saturday & Sunday ____________________________ ----- 55-Boats & Accessories ' - '- -- __________________________ - ROBSON MARINE 293$ Hwy 17 322 S961 shopper air boat. lutly equipped, electric fuel pump, brand new prop, reconditiorrd Continental engine Ready to go $700. See at 30$ W. 13th St , San lord. Phone 373 5V __________________________ -'--------- - - -- 59usicaI .-TruckTjlers . 71-Antiques -- -- _________________ rcndjse ESTATES, antique Bought a. sold by Estate Agents, Dilly H Wetls & Associates, Sanford 322 5197 or 333 2620 CHINABERRY TREE ANTIQUES 1106W First St ,Sanford Antiques, China, Glass. Primilives, Furnilure Antique appraisals, Doll HoSpital Service Open Tue's thru Sat . lOS _____ -- - ________- - _______________________ _____________________________ . , ' Drall spray rIg, 2 ton Chevy truck, in use every day, good condilon 13051 8860)30 ____________________________ 1970 Mustang 302, 4 speed, custom paint 11595. 3120691 _______________________________ ___________________________ - - - .72A1' _________________ cne- Impala, 4 dr.. VI, auto., $30 '61 Cadillac Sedan. $250. Phone $30 5.339. By Owner -1974 Dodge Sportsman Van Power steerIng, brakes, automatic, radio, neater, VI, extra clean For appt. to see, call - - Public Storage Auction 3220741. _______________________________ Pianos & Electronic Organs with Mon., Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. automatic rhythm S(tion Lberal trades otbereci Bob Ball's Piano & JUST IN F ROM Organ Sales & Western Auto. 301 NEW YORK CITY W Firsl St 3 12S5 1969 Lincoln Continental Mark III, collector's item, 500 iries Good cord. 12.000or best offer. 3fl3I2. __ Call Us For Personalized Listing and Sale's Assistance Stenst roni Realty MANOR '- 190$ Meilonviile Growing tamily's delighli Quality constructed, S BR. beth, With over 7700 sq hI living area Great for entertaining Reduced to 144.900 Sanford Ave.,4 Blocks 5.outhof Airport Blvd. '1')Ii1Jage FOR INFORMATION CONTACT B ral ley Odhm-32367O BWLDER.DEVELOPER APARTME Highway 17.92, Sanford AcrotFro,n Rine, House Hal Col bert Realty fl867Oor 8)1.9177 ___________________ COUNTY - Wekiva Park Drive -Cuslom built 3 BR I bath, on ap p'o. S acres wile, 300 on waler tront Prestige living wile, loads of extras OPP warranted br _____ ______ - e ' Park ______ 33.4 QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Y.vr Profits, Central Heattng and Air CondItioning CarpetIng Inv*almint plans from under 8.5.000 Ii i;"" Serious lwqulrNs only, Modi) ______ "-._ _______________________ _________________________ Uppland Park Homes By / ' 2 Bath phase. 1 S Bedroom : , O' 1 . 3 BR. 24' 6.4' rrinqlon, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I303OrlandoDr 32)5200 , -- ____________________________ 43-Lots.Acreage _________________________ trees, dry land Terms Broker. $31 0171 ..- %t1,7B) Sorrenlo- 1 acre lol on W,liva River Road, toned lot mobile homes Asking ii.soo Call 64$ JOHNS RIVER - Unique! Fantastic i BR. I bath, pool. executive home has ml all - tront as, river, and canal, lanced, kit chen equipped, ready tO move in Cail for details, MerandIse 7 DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Mowing. Trimming. Edging, Fall Clean up S30 8*34 TOWER'SBEAUTY SALON ____________________ ltormerty Harlett's Beauly PIOGII 539 E First 3fl 51S7 Central Heit & Air Conditioning Want to setl something? Dial the magic number 322 2611 or $31 For lree eslimates. call Carl Harris at SEARS n Sanford 322 1171 Evening Herald Classified Dept Cleaning GeDhardl 5 Home Repairs. Room AdtI1i0n5, Concrete Work. Paint ng. Carpenter Work. Ceramic hIS. Alum Enclosures 32) 642S Free Eslimates - SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only 535 Phone 322 355$ _________________________ Pest Control ____________________________ -___________________________ Dee 8. Gerry's Cleaning Service - ___________________________ Carpentry, Remodeling, ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Residential a. CommercIal Clean Custom Work Licensed,Addition's,1 bonded. 2342 Park Drive 3277) - 323 6125 C E SHEPHERD PCintng, Remodeling, General Re pai,s Call 3238815. Furniture Repair ____________________________ Sewing ____________ ________________________ Furniture Refinishing - Free Estimates PiCkup a. Delivery I Hendris Antiques, Hwy 119, if Repairs, Carpenlry. Painting, rtoriie Repair's. Guttening. Ciment rk Free estimates Ut 642 ______________________________ Alteration's, Dress MaisiP.g. Drape's. Upholstery 3220701 _________________________ Oviedo 34.3 3710 day or night SUNLANO ESTATES 211 Flamingo - SpaciouI Lovely I BR. 2 balh ltt's large family oom W W carpet, drapes. split t!oor plan, and rnre Today Only 130.000 SO-Miscellaneous for Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITUtCE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 E Firal St 372 3412 C.uarante reconditioned auto batteries, SI? 95 exchange 322-2420 REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 sanford Ave ANYTIME _______________________ Land Clearing Hauling I Well Drilling I ESTE PSON LAND CLEARING tsuIl*o.zing, Eicasating, Ditch *0(5 RON'SQUICK SERVICE Fill dirt. top sOil 3275.943 Very Reasonable Rates Phone$31 5777 LIGHT HAULING a. YARD ANDGARAGE CLEAN UP PlSont3.6g Sill , I'IUGHEVEQUIPMEP4T Lite Clearing. MOwing, Discing, Fill Dirt, Clay, Rock, Sand, Backhos Loader Ph 3220027 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. SPRINkLER SYSTEMS All lypis and Sizes Werepair and service ,w STINE MACHINE a. SUPPLY CO 2oct51. 3226433 Multiple Listing Service REALTORS ________________________________________________________________________________________ Pt'sone 3731792 ______________________ ____________________ Call Santorct's SaIe Le6der For AppoIntment Call 305.322.3103 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Eaging, Trimming Free EstImates Beauty Cure 42--hiobile Homes ____________________________ Semi ret red Painter Very Reasonable 322 3090 _______________________ Looking for qualily Service' See 'c.jay s classified ads n our Business D'rectory Service YOU can trusl' ______________________________ ___________ __________________ Lawn Care . RE" LTOR Eves 372 1117. 372 4179 707 E 25th 1 CONSTRUCTION fr'sc lii W 75th Sanford. Fla.] can cover your rome with aluminum & Sotfil system Also Roofing. Gulten 20 Yr Ezp Siding Co 831 9563 ______________________ 3237832 venience & comfort! Crtai'ming 3 BR. Pu balh, Conveniently located and tenced yard DPP Warranled Come See tot- $73300 " x's' 0 MLS IOYLLWILDE -- 703 Dogwood Executive hornet Lovely 3 OR, 1 bath, on large lo with brick hureplace Many exmras make this a good buy at 543.900 _____ yoss budget, Ride with the Wlnner. Well. don't 95$ off tise CatI TgU Free trick unlll you've lo We'. Andersen *1: looked us over We Mnleproductsyou 800423-5038 ,' / daily and csr distri. or writs: bulmon syslem has besn rte$tag DIvisIon working los' over seven 11243 Ventura IlYd. luits hI year's. Weedlind Hills, Ca. 91344 TTT '72 Jeep Commando wagon. I WSeet ________________________ drive. facotry air, VS engine, lOw UNBELIEVEABLE '! ROSALIA AVE - Nice) OR. I bath mileage. 12.600 322 8683 after S OUR LOSS. YOUR GAIN - Take home in old settled neighborhood, pm __________________________ thisbeauliful modet-n4 BR.? bath Two 45 ft. semi.trallers large corner lot Only $IS,600witpI MUST SELL- 7 BR block, City home, family room, large Utility VIOLIN-Copy Stradivarius FHA financing available utIlIties 117 Club Road, Sanford. loaded with modern & 191$ Corvette, orange. ITop, . size, $100 room and many extrasl! Worth loaded. Call after S p m. 3220141. Big $500 relrigerator and air antique furniture, TVs, __________________________ Singer, 37 .7 139) 142.000 Now Only $34,000 Assume PINECREST - Cozy 3 BR, 1 bath conditioner included at $14,000 or __________________________ 1311 payments, includes appliances and bric.a. '73 Jeep Commando, PS, Automatic, home Out of state owner says best offer Broker. 53) 017) 323.5774 Anytime everything Call owner, 32) 6170 "Sell " 119.500 I Wh. Drive, good cot-id. 712 60-Office Supplies brac; also more than Air, carpeted. quiet I and 2 Palmetlo, Sanford $2195 ST JOHNS RIVER -bedrooms. IllS to 5)35 month LAKE MARY -100 , sealed shipping Spacious 3 BR, 2 3 OR, 2 bath, lam rm, 1g. fenced POOL HOME -. New is the tIme to Vacant wooded lot wth over 300 H, Adults Phone 327 1110 bath Ialcetronl home with '71 Pinto wagon, green, new tIres, yard with Iruit trees Completely buy' 3 BR. 2 bath Beautiful home, 0(1 the river Secluded Priced to cartons. Used Office Furniture beautilul FIREPLACE, formal excellent location 136.000. condition Will sell or trade, remodeled Will hold 2nd mtq. for, sell 112,000 6213019 WELAKA APARTMENTS COME EARLY & GET Wood or Steel desks. executive desk dining, country kitchen l's acres 11995 Ph 3.495.639 part down 3230503 114W st SI & chairs, secretarial desks & of privacy 559.900 LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR A GOOD SEAT BUAUTIFUL WILSON PLACE 323 0576 chair's, straight chairs, HIlog 1971 Plymouth Fury Ill, 77.000 WE TAKE TRADES Executive home. IBR.3'., baths, I 2 BR, 1 bale, with large utilily room. BankAmericard & I miles. new tires, tuneup, shocks cabinets, as is Casn and cay SANFORD - 3 BR. 1', balh home year old. Amenities too numerous Could be used for multiple pur lOP .air. Adults JOHNNY WALKER and front end alignment 321 0082. NOLL'S with central heat end air, II x 21 to describe 119.000 POIC. Newly redecorated On Master Charge No Pets Casselbesry. 1192,3301206 game room, utility sitedon cement Req Rec' Estate Broker ___________ slreet of Small, well maintained Contact 2317 Palmetto Ave DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 'rt'O" !!'7 !r, 173.?ce P611.41' i,PP C' UP Hr 000eralConlractor . Welcome i.,,,,ir5 5ii,iaj - lerm .d''', -, -. - , ;l, . ,e New F HA ,, ...., A') ____l , ,ns fl, reSt, of Soe,av. j DP( oiaer z story home --- --' Daytona Beach wilt hOlda public WE TAKE TRADES 2 BR, I' on corner lot in nice neighborhood bath, Florida room, Sanford Auction AUTO AUCTION every Saturday, LAKE MARY - Sparkling) BR. I', OwTier motivated Wuli give good screened porch, appliances, wall ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. night at 730 Il's the only one In bath home with Florida room, NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES terms 512.500 1200 French Ave. to wall carpeting, draperies, Florida You set the reserved BROKERS central heat and air Motivated Woodrutf's Garden Center Private secluded park like area, 323-7340 prIce No charge Other than $3 Days-372 6123 601 Celery Ave owner 123.75.0 - New FHA __________________________Canal access to St John's You'tI Wm. H. Stemper.Realtor registralon fee unless vehicle is IIughts-_322 2352 __________________________ Ill you se, it 129.500 _____________________________ sold Call 901 25.5 $311 for further ANTIQUE AUCTION 19195 French 3221991 Cottage. S rooms, 1 bath, 23) S. 3rd details. Forrest Greene Inc. 64-Equipment for Rent Eves 3221196.' 372 116.1, 322 1984 STONE ISLAND -7 story. I 51 . Lake Mary 2'., 511.500 Phone $20461' WE WILL BE LOOKING PC ot roR$ bath Irame house, dining room, 630 1703 Steam Clean Your Own Caroet Lease a Datsun includlOg Z cars and --r. tri,,x t'sr's CJfSI I ..eii equippea eat in kilcl'ien. '".u.x'e 015 r'jr 9 ¼,JU brocks. For Information call Bill Rent Our Rinsen',ac home. Completely lurnishect, Orange City - 5 Acre's, A I. E, family room with fireplace. Ray or Jack Mink. 831 131$, SATURDAY NIGHT CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 322 5161 extras galore A real muSt Graves Giant oaks, small 55. lake --- ________Screened porch overlooking park $17,300 Richard Broughton, Double oversized garage An NOV. 13, 7:00 P.M. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and -Pets.Suppiies Broken.Owner. 644 $1S6 excellent family home wilh ______ '73 MOdels Call 3238570 or 83.4. DYNAMIC PROPERTItS CALL FOR RESERVED SE ATS recreational facilities ,Ivailabte 1603 Dealer S V Hardw,<, Broker 305. 372 6972 ST. JOHNS RIVER 139.900 - Terms Campbell's Poodle Pail-Complete Oeltona. 668 6411 Nice home al Lemon Bluff Hi.Way 4.6 '66 Plymouth Sports Fury, rebuilt professional grooming 7147 Park JEP4NYCLARKREAL'IY engine, loaded nice condItIon, Ave. 3221121 TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR LAKEMARY Auction Galleries Realtor 1700 333.9062. i Phone 305372 1391 12 - Reduced 13.000 And That's A Fact' Acre 101 Days and Alter Hours Chihuahua puppies, AKC. tiny toy.,I I __________ Rt 46. I' ; mu East OIl 1 ClasSihied Ads Gets Result's 1964 Nova I dr Station Wagon. weeks, shots, wormed $85 to SIB) I And Tf'sat'sA Fact Too STAN VERMILLIOPI MOBILE HOME current sticker, need's front end Phone 36.35057 AUCTIONEER Miller Road - 2 mobile homesite's Cassetberry area 517,000 work. $163 322 2551 I --..". _______________________________ with trailer's, all facilities Must be HANDYMAN'S HOUSE 1025 Santa ___________________________ LOCH ARBOR sold together al lust 516.5.00 St , Sanford Name your terms S.. 3 BR. 2 bath Assumable mortgage , . KISH REAL ESTATE INC S.'snford's ncstest residential neighborhood 327 66.37 belore noon or nights only REALTOR 321 0011 -YOUR HAVEN THE COUNTRY . BUSI ESS DIRECTORY r 2t311 S frence, Ave,Sanford KULP REAL TV Beiullfijl 3 BR, 2 baIt's home with 409W FIr'sl St New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes acreage (511 los' surprise extra ___________________________ ________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 3777335 2 BR home. good neighborhood, Sanford fmiIy room, dining room, III. GONE WITH THE WIND SPECIAL "I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY FROM -'(-II chin, breakfast area, large living arm house on 3 acres. A real room, shade trees, flowering beauty shrubs and rare plants Lange lot _______________________ VA Financing•Nothing Down • FHA Under 120.CC0 Call 373 5330 for HOME III THE COUNTRY appointment 119.000 Will trade for Iandor mobile Conventional-5% Down Aluminum Siding Landscaping & home ___________________ Home Improvements ______ your lime schedule md TAF F ER REALTY -. Iwsbsssi Ojpsrhmltiss ItnIbu$anblps Wi Gearsiot., $1 70 to $200 Mtg. Lake Mary- Country home on 63 or I Bedrm, 2 bath home priced wooded lot Spanish stucco 3 OR, I at 130531.000 Call 531 3313 or 530 bath with bamily room and 9487 bireplace Good inveslment House and 3 lots. 120.000: house and 6 BALL REALTY lots, 130.000 Phone Req Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 3 tSR. 1', bath, red brick Must sell Wiling to 161k terms $20.00P. 317W 1st St , Sanford ________ ________ Phone 32) 8607 or 322 2151 after Hrs. Call Ba rt t You have probably been lcokltsg los' a site. reliable Investment with a proven track record You want a progras that fits Buy - - raoe Sales Payment Buys inspeCtion and immediate occupancy - - By Owner - Cozy Bungalow, Ige wooded 101 at park.Iake. 3 BR. All new - carpet belt's stove Custom cabinets A H. 525.000 322 9146 Or _______________________________ _______________________ 323 0197 evenings & weekends. Homes ready for your PERSONAL INTERVIEW See Mr. Anderson at the Holiday -Inn, Sanford Marin, Sanford on Monday November 15 from 11 AM Looking to buy 1st or 2nd mortgages at dl5ctsnt. fill P1,3, or from 4PM 108PM 24 Hour approval Call Daytona (904) 672 8133. Ii LaiseMary, by owner, moving, must sell 4 BR. 2 bath, built in Pool, cenlral H A, W W carpet, enclosed carport, lamily rm $31,900 373 6371 20)7 S FRENCH Large home with) BR, lamIly room, In good condition Many trees, fence, Oversized lot. Priced to Sell 61 only sii.soo Call Betty Ftamm, REALTOR ASSOC lATE Pc'ilor Nursery equipment, complete from crib to drapes, plus clothing All perfect condition 322 2132 ________________ 321.0041 Yet Close In - - 68-Wanted to - MLS REALTORS _________________________ 41-Houses ______________________ . shoppIng Sell those items you no longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad In the Evening Herald paymenl. Let's talk. 631.1438. - Country Living --_ . Your 3 line ad on this page tot- 1 week, Only 1631 CLASSIFIEDDEPT. 372 2611 or $31 09) _________________________________ _________________________________ _______________________ TWO STORY stucco. I BR, 2 bath, family room, large separate 3 BR, I bath, CS. carpeled and garage with Convertible storage Stereo AM FM console; also I Wanted tO buy used oflice furniture kitchen equipped Assume first area $49. burner electric range. Both go Any quantIty, mortgage, $157 monthly, and pay NOLLS, CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a conditl. Ph, 373.3952 CASSELBERRY. Hwy Il 92. $30 1500 down on equity. Move in now. NEW HOME - Out Of town new home br area 3 4206 everything . even for you? BR, 1 bath, central heat, range Waterless 19 piece stainless steel JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Lot sIze. 15' x 325' $19,500. Cookware Immediate delivery ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Priced for economy, 373 41. Broker. 372 7111. TOP prices paid, used, any con _______________________ Assoc 323 0485 NEED A HOME? $100 down -- --ditiofl. 6148126, WInter Park Night Autos Wanted 77payment to qualified buye, 3 BR, I, baths, central neat, 5JHo 'ld Goods WE BUY FURNITURE -_______________________ Winter Springs - Immaculate) BR, rCfurbished As lOw as 118.000. Maitland Auction BUY JUNK CARS - from $1010130. 2 balh With many extras Must see 139 6416tollfretro Sanford Call 3221624 after I p m to appreciate, Call 327 0831. ____________________________ _______________________ WITT REALTY Webuyusedfurnture Req Peal Estate Broker. 371.0610 One of Singer's lop Touch arid Sew Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1'. bath new I tern or houjefull MORE cASI-I Zig Lag macnines Assume homes Under 125.000 wIth less Call 372 9197 323 7191 ' 312 W19 balanceof IllS 50cr pay 111 90 per than 1750 down. Government For Wrecked or Junk month Will take trade funding. By builder. $341649, By In Singer Cash lot- Antiques Consignments Cars & Trucks er- 3 BR. 2 bath, split plan, Equal Housing Opportunity, equipped to zig zag & make button -- ____________wanted Central heat & air, paneled larnily holes. Balanc, of 1388$ or 10 Hi way 46 AuctIon Any year Ihru 1976 models 7 days Galleries, 3226972 room, wall ho wall carpet, South Seminole Payments 01 56 Call credit week Call collect, 563 213, Low Down equipped kitchen with breakfast manager, 377 91)) or see at bar; utility room. Large yard with Cash 322-4132 SANFORD SEWING CENTER Priced To Buy! . privacy. Immediate occupancy. torcycs The Old Singer Store For used lurniture, appliances. _____________________________ 135 3230210. Cozy 3 BR. P bath, Sunken paneled 1030 Slate St . Sanlord Plaza tools, etc. Buy I Or 1001 items, New 1975 Yamaha 650. 1300 mIles. family room with completely ________________________ ______________________________ Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave Will sell for payoff of approx. fenced yard. Only 172.300. Highland Park ye"sei7''r tracts in furniture at low $1050 $30 0952 after S prIces. Good CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR selection, 1Swap & Trade Lg. 3 BR. 7 bath, hardwood floors, _________ '72 KAWASAKI 750 830 Hwy 43.4. LOAQwoOd central 6it, double garage, corner COUNTRY FURN. DISTRIBUTOfIS -Good Condition 131 e7fl WANTED! SELLERS lot, 137.300. Oroker.Qwner 323 Phone 321 0013 323 8372 SR 1 ml EasI I I 5992 __________________________ B(IYRS DEALERS Empty your carport or garage- Golden Wings- 1000 CC Honda, For Sate By Owner-S room house, Gold couch and chair. $195; lull sIze Candy, apple red end black, best of Mike 111 and have fun swapping bed. $100 Both 6 mOnths old, like 900d condition, new paint and dressed Over 11.000 in it Sell for too' Bring your arlicles to new. 323 3686. carpet, partly burnished Good ____________________________ 13.000 Phone 322 9761, after 10. Movieland DrIve In Theatre Swap Neighborhood Fruit trees, Pric. Shop Flea Market, south 17.92. ed to sell. Phone 321.0)7). ___________________________ 52-Appliances every Sunday. 9a.m. to 5 p.m. NO _____________________________ Motorcycle lnsura.-sce CHARGE Reserve free spice. Winter Springs- 3 BR. 2 bath, large Phone 372.12)6, 7 p.m to 9 p.m. BLAIP AGENCY KEPIMOPE WASHER .. Ii? ,'.'i'ihfliip "ijil O1y and family room, large fenced yard, any night - 7710 )2333Mor 323 Service Used machoes must nighl for Inc young couple or near new school. Immaculate, MOONEY APPL lANCES. 373 0612 _________- _______retiree I BR, I bath Must see to apoeclate Low down Req Real Estate Broker 26)8 S Sanford Ave 321 07S9 eves 372 7643 Real Estate WANT ADS ARE SMALL mnsize. but BIG on delivery, Kitchen Balbroom Cabinels. Registered appaloosa gelding, 1 Counter top's Sinks Installation years old. all sPiols, wormed; available. Bud Cabeil 372 00S7 English or western pleasure; anytime willing jumper, $300 668 4493 dayS, 111.2733 evening's Earn extra cash for Christmas FUTURA BY SINGER - BATEMAN REALTY 191312' wide, I BR. furn AC, adults Secuiity 1100 mo 32219)9 -- 75-RecreaflolVeh 25,OOO A'ITOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 2263 East 48th South No. 20 Murray Holladay Road Salt Lake City, Utah 11117 ACT TODAYI TO INSURE TOMO P ROW I -___________ - 'sceIneous for Sa 5 .SANORA BUSINESS IF YOU ARE: 3 BR, I liled bath, carpeted throughout, central heel and air, On large Shady 101 in Sanford 1)13 month Phone 668 6311 _____________ - Sunday. Nov. 14, 1913B Harold Hall Realty ,.',,.,,-,.,, Ave. Aitamonte Springs - Sacrifice 4 BR, 2 bath, many extras Super Bargain' $795 mnlh (option tO buy) Phone 869 1780 SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 t,edroom GOVERNMENT HOMES $100 Irailer apIs Adult & lamily park down 515.000 up Weekly. 3511 Hwy Il 93, Sanford 1930 -VETERANS- No down paymenl -. Nc-mt-S MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cord .Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH REALTOR, MLS I II SR 43.1. Longwoj *62 1000 YOUR VERY OWN person. Sanford Nursing & Con val.rw,I (.&.r •ti M.11nnvill. - 1 BR, furn apt , llg'til, wltCt turn Mature adults No pets, 195 322 2296 alter 4 wk days portunities Buy Now So Homestead Exemption For '77 Is Effective! SANFORD- Lovely 2 or 3 BR, I bath home in location, cx celtent condition, 118.100. VA No down. FHA Low down 31-Apartments Furnished Call 323 $5.42. LPN, I to 12 shIft. Geriatric ix perlence preferred, Apply In U You - II? BR Apti .excelient location. all electric kitchens. A C, carpeted, drapes, adults; Iron's $150 2015 Sanford Ave. Phone Jfl 7113 OvtEDp FTU- Duplexes Furn or Unturn . Wooded. Home sIze lots BANK REPOSSESSION-Low down RIDGE WOOD VILLAGE 361 ____________________________ payment, move in Attractive 3 ____________________________ BR. 1', bath. lamily room, benceci -------card, $17,900. tn. I drInks available for vendng v'.'ur own business restocking vendors placed on location by our specialists Build pat-I time to lull financing. Cash time w co requirement, $5,411 Call collect (301) 277 4653 os write md. phone no. 10 Sunripe Inc.. 5101 Annapolis Rd., Btadensburg, Md.. 20710 (not a subsidiary of Coca Cola Co 18-Help Wanted - Lake Mary.- Unfurn 2 BR, I bath Adults only. No pets. $163 month plus electric 3130191 obiIe Home Spacious I, 2. & 3 DR Apfs Tennis, swimming. playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2530 Rictgewooci Ave Sanford, Ph 323 6420 HiC ________________________________ Winter Springs 3 lIP; xcelent COndition, mn leaSe 6 mos 1263 mo Plo peI, Near school 327 0335 R idgewood Arms -WE SELL SUCCESSlOt Commercial 323 5176 E4it House In 3 Months Unlurnih,j, two bedroom Securit's' .oney 5 availabli for Subsidi(d housing in rural areas No down Deposit Adults Preferred payment monthly paymenls less 123 1515 tt,an rent 323.3301 5-Lost & You Can Have Your I BR apt ,kit equip . A C. carpeted, adults, no pets, 195 3732296 wk dvi abler i Shag Carpeting Fabric Covfred Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Enlrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy EfficIent" Air Con ditioning Package Full Circle Insulation and Sound Proofing No One Living Above or Below You Full time Resident 5eice 41-Houses COUNTRY HOME - Il miles east iOOSMapIe- 3 BR. lbalh nlceolde of Sanford, HWy 415. 6 rooms. I home. Income possibilities. One baths, garage, pool, pony, small bedroom wIth bath could be rented. tractor, 2.5 acres, all fenced. Good terms Price, 119,300 Will lake a KISHREALESTATE INC. small house in Sanford on trade. Call 371 0936 or 3121792. REALTOR 3210011 _ii . FrenchAve,, Sanlord_ "Get Em While ___________________________ 31A-Doplexes Brand new and Sparkling with charm! Furnished Studios, UT's furnished one and two bedroom units Your new home features Salesman - Prefer person with some retail experience Can lead 10 managemenl training poiltion for alert, aggressive, personable person. Apply in person No phone$ calls, please. Zales Jewelers, Sanford Plaza store only. '41Hous - Etticiency IllS Utilltjesincl Call 3221410 3301 S. Sanford Ave. '. 4l-Hous Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __________- They're Hot" Nov. 14. 15 Girl Friday to work wilh growing company. Good typing ancl spelling required. Will be working with laboralory analysis. Will train if necessary. Located In I 1 Industrial t.'ark, Lake Monroe. Starting salary open depending upon qualifications. For In Ierview, phone 373 SIlO. Monday through Friday, S a m tO 4 p m -___________________________ -- GRAND OPENING Sanford Court A paments Saturday- Sunday - A THiNK STOP AND CLASSIFIED MINUTE. . . IF ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T RE ANY. -. 31-Artmeflt5 Furnished Apartments Uurnjshd Needed - Man or woman to care for disabled veteran with MS. 2 days a week. preferably Friday a. Salurday. Phone 514.1588. - $40,000. John H. McClinlock Jr. & wi Nancy to Donald P Hodgs1'ln, Un.t lB 101 Fairway VIllas. 133,000 I.N S. Misc Inc., 10 Curttss P. ) BabySitter, 21 days per week; Idyllwilde. Must have own transportatiOn 323 7531 HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEWLOCATION" 106 Park Ave., across from Atlantic Bank. Sanford & Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs. Courteous 1 Day Service, we want your busIness Thanks Lot 17 Howell Branch Woods Seal. sgl. portion of Let 4, Watsons s. Rental, BuyorSell XoscotCosmefics Call Kay, 372 8211 [J, :54SPARK tot-ward aIr type, I oil. 372 2773 _stYouBusiness..,DiQI3222631gQg3 �-411 S 6 8-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 14, 1976 _______ CB Hef ner, By INK DIPPER at WI is lot CO do do is ex tro hii fol hL ot th sli no no 4 I' BREAK Boost always is. Whether it's a landing on the IlilKin or Patty Hearst galavanting off with the SI.A, some Country writer will be selling a song about it. After C.W. McCall's "Convoy" jumped high on country and pop charts, a passle of other Cl songs followed. Red Sovine's "Teddy Bear" was also a big hit. McCall and Sovine appeared on the Country Music Association's awards show, broadcast nationally in October, and did a brief CB-related skit. And even though they didn't win any awards, their songs were among the nominees for Best Single of the Year. And "lice-flaw." that syndicated touch of tele vision corn, has also cranked out CI jokes and routines. But CR has gone past country. It's left the trucker's cab and invaded the living room and kitchen. A CR radio was like a separate character on a recent four-part episode of television's 'One Day At A Time." Snyder, the rascal of a building super, used his CI to try to find his favorite tenant's run-a- handle of the editor of The ('B Times-Journal.) Once again, the national media has blown a small thing out of proportion without noticing a more important event. Case-in-point: The November edition of Playboy magazine. All you heard about was Jimmy Carter's interiew. Did anyone mention the Playmate of the month' It was like there wasn't even a centerfold. What was the significance of the Playmate? She was a CBer. Hugh llefner has jumped on the bandwagon - one more influential American giving the CB radio a place of legitimacy. There she was in bed, wearing as much as most centerfolds, and on the bedside table was the trusty Cl. It was a nice one. The radio, that is. An expensive model with a gold-plated desk microphone. Playboy isn't the only place where CB has gained acceptance. Country music, of course was first, but then it CBing, Wi - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR __ THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-111109-CA-09.0 NATIONAL HOMES AC. CEPTANCE CORPORATION Mai.. WOMEN, Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Woodstock EDITOR'S NOTE: Ink Dipper IKYZ-3916) is the _______ _________________ FICTITIOUSNAME NOIiCC is hereby given that I am engaged in business at P.O. Box Longwood. Fal 32150, Seminole Iht under County, Florida MAJOR Of fiCtitioUt name LEGAL SERVICE, and that I intend In r.,al., said narn. with It,. Clerk NOTICE OF ACTION BENJAMIN JAMES and TO ESTHER JAMES, bISO kflOWfl U Ester James, his wifs; W E. HICKS and HAZEL HICKS. his wife; LEE IRENE and W000RERRY W000BERRY. his wife, and each of a ii.i..., n.4 It dead, the the -,n.rn, I,,,.,. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. L4 -- ._ way daughter. " the Circuit Court, Seminole unknown spouse, heirs. devisees. ABU BAKER and F AT IMA County, Florida in accordance with legatees, granlees, creditors, or Snyder, going by the handle Super Stud, contacted BAKER, his wife, and, JAMES 0, the provisions of the Fictitious other persons claiming by, through, Beer Belly and other truckers along the Interstate. PAGANS, JR. and AVCO Name Statutes, To Wit: Section under or against the above named "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," the conFINANCIAL SERVICES OF 965 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Defants, or any of them; and all troversial syndicated soaper, also has ears. A CII HOLLYWOOD, FLA. INC. and S Charles Sylvester persons known or unknn hay or claiming any right, titli or in. will be in Mary's kitchen breaking the scripts withSEMINOLE MEMORIAL Publish: Nov 1. 11, 21, IL 1976 HOSPITAL and BANKERS TRUST DEF 32 terest in or to the following Jargon. COMPANY, a corporation, described properly In Seminole Finally, we have a CB radio going to a dog. Not Defendants County. Florida, to wit: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FORECLOSURE PARCEL ONE: W 1.'i Of NE ' Of just any dog, though. Charlie Brown's dog, Snoopy. i MORTGAGE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR NOTICE OF SUIT SE 4 of Section 29. Township 21 In one Sunday strip, Charlie Brown was TO. JAMES 0 RAGANS, . and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE South, Range 31 East, lying and awakened by a telephone call from an irate BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, a COUNTY, FLORIDA being in Seminole County, Florida; CASE NO. 762O34CA09 :orporallon, PARCEL TWO: E 1i2 Of NE '.'. Of neighbor. Charlie walked out to the dog house to NATIONAL SOUTHEAST ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BANKSE 14 Of Section 29, Township Ii inform Snoopy that his CB radio was too loud and 4 iYOU that an action to foreclose a mar. OF ORLANDO, a national banking South. Range 31 East, tying arid keeping the neighbors up. tgage on the following property in UW(iaticll,, being in Seminole County, Florida; Plaintiff, Seminole County, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIFI) The CB blasted away smokey reports. Before he Lot S. Block E. W000MERE that an action to remove clouds frl, went back to bed, Charlie Brown walked over to PARK, 2nd Repat, according to the LUTHER L FOSHEE and DALE D. and quiet the title of the Plaintiffs in Woodstock's nest to tell the little, yellow bird to also plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book FOSH E E. hit wife. el & • and to thi above described property Defendants I), Page 75, Public Records of switch off his CR. has been filed against you and you NOTICE OF ACTION are required to serve. copy of your All of this attention to CRing boils down to oneSeminole County, Florida has been filed against you, and you TO: SPECTRA PHYSICS, a cot' written defenses, if any, on thing: At one time, people thought you were crazy to to do are required to serve a copy of your poralion not authorized H. BEARDALL, of WILLIAM have a CB radio, but if hugh Iiefner and Woodstock written defenses thereto, if any, business in the State of Florida, 1250 BEA,'IDALL, LEWIS. BLANKNER UPOfl Leonard V. Wood, Attorney for M.ddlc.field Road. Mountainview, & LeGETTE, whose address it 60 think CBing is good, clean fun, then it must be here plaintiff, at Suite 211, 251 Maitland California North Court Avenue, Post Office to stay. Asian,,.. Altamonte Snrinna. FloridaYOU ARE NOTIFIED that an no. •. jaj r ,v. '.. ssw, '. '' ..-... -. - . ..._ Sunday, Nov. 14, 1976-iC - 000.. 4.. 06 0O.-I 4111 a •••• llri . - 11 Homemaker Quilt Honors B*icen tennial Apioc /2 1 IQ ,. 9 . -- ( 11 4 4 I; Christmas caine early to Seminole County Homemakers who held their annual Holiday 32701, and file the original with the action for foreclose a mortgage on Of before December 20th, 1916. and AhShowcase Tu esda y at the Altamonte Civic 4 Clerk of the above styled Court on or the following property in Seminole tile the original with the Clerk of this Ir'1L__4lpPul'1.i1pIlt County, Florida: before the 3rd day of December, Court either before service Center. hand crafted items, ba ked goods, but The East 75 of the West ISO' of the 1976; otherwise a judgment may be Plaintiffs' attorney or immediate. ç • especially a vari ed and attractive assortment entered against you for the relief East 300' (less the South 600') otherwise a default will thereafter, oc'manded in the Complaint herein. C,overnment Lot S. Section of holiday ornaments and gifts were displayed the relief for be entered against you WITNESS my hand and seal of Township 19 South, Range 32. East, demanded in the Complaint. An by mem bers of the county's 10 Homemaker of the Public Records of Seminole said Court, this 271h day of October, abbreviated title of the case is Clubs, un der the co-chairmanship of Dot County, Florida. 1976 has been filed against you and you 'VENANCIO A. ADRIATICO and Barry and Elaine Gilson, Sanlando Springs (Seal) JANE W. ADR IATICO, his wife, are required to serve a copy of your Arthur ft Beckwith, Jr. Homemakers. individually and as trusf5, etc., It on written defenses, if anv, to Clerk of the Circuit Court Plaintiffs. v. BENJAMIN JAMES, The main problem, said John seeking a conversation channel purchase and the man ufacWASIUNGTON (AP) - If RICHARD H ADAMS, JR. of Gray, •f al, Focus of the show was the Bicenter,nial By Mary N Darden Defendants," Civil No. 76.1913. r turer's promise to add the new .. Adams. Harris & Robinson PA., you're looking for a Citizens quilt creat ed by club mem be rs un der the Sodoiski, vice president of the proba bly will go to the up pe Deputy Clerk CA-13 EE and was instituted and Is Publish - Oct 31. Nov 7, . 21, 1916 plaintiff's attorneys, whose adBand radio set, now might pending in the Circuit Court of the chairmanship of Eleanor Parcell, Geneva ' EIectronc Industries Associ- 11,' where conditions will be 17 channels. fl East 401 is dress DEE 181 The process is expected to Eighteen th Judicial Circuit, In and the best time to buy. Homemaker, Embroidery, fabric painting Box ation, has been a lot of conless crowded and range much P.O Street. Robinson ' 32102, for Seminole County at Sanf or "1 ~ a take at least a week, perhaps IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE , A combination of factors has 3061. Orlando. Florida fusion over whether 23-channel farther. and a variety of other techniques were emi , Clers wishing to use the new longer depending on the num- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. on or before the 26th day of Florida. depressed th e market, so much WITNESS my hand and the teal of sets will be operable after Jan. ployed to make the many co lorf ul sq ua res CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE November, 1976, and file the original this Court on the 11th day of so that many dealers are offerchannels will have to buy new her of sets arriving simulta- COUNTY. FLORIDA. depi ct ing Seminole County and patriotic I with the clerk of this Court either 'j ii 1975 on plaintiff's at, ing greatly reduced prices service sets, however, sin the FCC neousty. CIVIL NO, 76.IflêCA.09.0 ce before th emes. t';iaced winner of the quilt was Mrs. Sodoiski said there had been torneys or immediately thereafter; ISCaI) But don't count on saving HOME SAVINGS BANK. well as free accessories to atMae Specht, Orlando, pi ctured ri ght. erroneo us reports that either has ruled illegal the addition of Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Plaintiff, otherwise a de fault will be entered 11 . . Clerk of the Circuit Court tract reluctant buyers. Despite .: , 23-channel se ts will be obsolete any equipment to current 23- time by waiting until Jan. 1 to vs against you for the relief demanded Featured during the morning event were By: Patricia A. Jackson of buy a new 40-channel set. t his, some distributors have ANDREW Q KELLY and FRAN in the complaint. or illegal then or that somehow thannel models to permit ' holiday craft making demonstrations and a Clerk Deputy WITNESS my hand and seal of "There's a pent-up demand CES E. KELLY. gone bankrupt in recent ' the channels will be different, the new channels. Publish Nov II, 21, II. Dec. S. 1976 f ashion show with original creatio ns being 2111, 1976 October Defendants. this Court on flEFSS months. To have permitted add-ons, by people waiting for the new -:.. But the onl difference will be AMENDED (Seal) modeled by Homemakers Fran Colosimo, d 40-channel sets," S3S one .nul But Industry spokemen say ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR. an FCC official said, wo NOTICE OF ACTION .,.. additional frequencies for CB . ;.,. Irene Bullock, Nancy Bird, Lottie Wood, Rae Clerk of the Circuit Court C01111TO. FRANCES E. KELLY the bu yers' market is expected use which the FCC and CBers have resulted in off-frequency dustry spokesman. "That, .. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TI' b By, Mary N. Darden Artman and Freddie Mayfield. Emcee was RESIDENCE. 1721 Hilt with tighter .. to end by the first of the year, themselves hope will help transmissions and Interference bined EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR Street Deputy Clerk Louise Gill, co un ty home economics exwhen the Federal CommuPublish: Oct 21. 31, Nov.7, 11, 1976 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE relieve congestion on the with other channels and radio specifications that are causing Hanahan, South tension agent. COUNTY, FLORIDA. manufacturers more difficulty Carolina 29110 DEE.120 nications Commission current 23 channels, and in. and television reception. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1113CA-U.F Some manufacturers have than anticipated to meet th e to expand the CB spectrum INVITATION FORBIDS STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN S. creased interference protecTO ANDREW P. KELLY THE SANFORD HOUSING COMPANY, a Florida corporation, from 23 to 40 channels takes efcountered the drop in sales with channel demand, could well RESIDENCE UNKNOWN tion. AUTHORITY, T HOP I I V. SAN FOR D. Plaintiff, CBs now in use or being sold offers to sell new 23-channel result in a shortage of new sets fect. FLORIDA. will receive bids for the VS (Last known mailing address of It was confusion over that HOW and, for a small in January." INSTALLATION OF will continue to be o pe rated as models FIRE ROBERT EARL ROMAINE and Andrew R. Kelly being. Post Office another Box 5026, Virginia Beach, Virginia ESCAPES AT REDOING GAP Meanwhile, PEGGY S ROMAINE, his wife. cision - togetherwithwhatone they are now, particularly on fee, remanufacture them after DENS. FLORIDA PROJECT 166 Defendants industry representative deOther industry representaemergency channel 9 and t ray- Jan. ito permit reception of all manufacturer says 23-channel until 2-00 p m on the 3rd day of NOTICE OF SALE All parties claiming interests by. sets still will be sold after Jan. 40 channels, December, at the Administration scribed as the usual summer lives agreed with his report of elers channel 19. hereby given, that NOTICE under or against FRAN The FCC is permitting this 1, perhaps representing half of through, Building, Castle Brewer Court, pursuant to a Final Judgment sales slump and supply finally "very, very difficult times for But CB.crs buying 40-channel CES E KELLY and ANDREW P. Sanford. Florida it which time and foreclosure entered November lOti) meeting demand after an tin- anybody in the CB business" se'ts are expected to utilize the practice only with newly nianu- the sales early next year and KELLY and to all parties having or By CARI)LSNIITH placeall bids will be publicly opened 1976 in the Circuit Court Of the title to have any right, or claiming precedented boom -that pr new upper 17 channels and thus factured sets because of new onethird of the market in 1978. and read aloud during the last two months. Herald Correspondent Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and interest in the real property herein "All the action is on the first Proposed forms of contract tor Seminole County Florida in Civil duced the many bargains now lessen the crowded conditions regulations requiring increased But most agreed the slump described Every morning, Just before he goes to work, and then documents, Including specifications. Action No 76 1953 CA 0$ F. AR YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED available. interference protection in the 23 channels and will remain may be ending as Christmas on the current 23. are on file at the office of the THUR H BECKwITH. JR.. Clerk of again that night, Frank Sledge of Orlando, slips into a that an action to foreclose a morAs one industry spokesman new 40-channel sets after Jan. there." he said. Housing Authority of the City Of the said Court, will sell tot' cash in "Many dealers in the weeks approaches and with the addicomfortable chair, leans back, and closes his eyes. 'gage on the following real properly Sanford, Florida; Administration hand to the highest and best bidder after the ( August) FCC decision tion of the new channels on Jan. ___________________________ in Seminole County, Florida: said: "Most people use only 1. Simply, effortlessly, he settles into deeper an d deepe r Building, Castle Brewer Court, it the West Front door of the Lot 7. Block B SUMMERSET reported that retail sales had The remanufacturing process and better public under- three channels - 9, 19 and one N states of relaxation while his mind remains exSanford, Florida, and may be Courthouse, Seminole County ____________________________ NORTH. according to the plat , stopped dead," said a standing of t he eff ects of the of their choosing for con- usually will involve sending the secured any time atter November S. Florida •t 1100 o'clock A.M. on traordinar il y alert. in Plat Book IS. thereof as recorded NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 1976 spo kesman for one major rnaI November 24th. 1916 the following FCC channel-expansion dcciversation. When the 40-channel set back to the facto ry , with a Pages 13 and II, Public Records of NAME STATUTE Copies of the documents may b described real property siluete in ufacturer. sets go into operation, those bill of sale indicating date of Seminole County. Florida, sion. ......................... . . ...... ... TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: a " " Seminole Lounvy. IIorio, rwivJ has been filed against you arid you '" " "'' ... Notice 5 hereby given that the Housing Authority breach set of Lot n. GENEVA TERRACE. 1 the are required to ser ve a copy of your undersigned, pursuant documentssoobtained Suchdeposil according to the Plat thereof as it any, to it on van "Fictitious Name Stat ut e" Chapter written defenses. will be refunded to each person who recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 34 , Of MS 09, Florida Statute, will register den Berg. Gay & Burke. P A at returns the plans, specif icalions and Public Records of Seminole with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Post Office Box 793, Orlando, other documents in good condition County, Fonda. Florida and file the original 32902, mOna mix Fk..,i.. all.. hid Openinq '.'.: 1. '.''. Including; Range, Garbage with the Clerk of t he above styled upon receipt of the publication A certified check or bank dealt, Disposal. Dishwasher, carpet. court on or before November 79th, this notice, the fictitious name, to payable to the Housing Authority Of Hood Fan wit- Pater, Inc. d b a Sineni's 1916. otherwise a judgment may be the City of Sanford. Florida. U.S of DATED this 101h day for the relief entered against you Ristorante and Lounge, under which Government bonds or a satisfactory November, 3976 , In the complaint or we ex pect to engage in business at demanded bid bond executed by the bidders (Seal) Philadelphia and Kentucky courts won't take a literal view dreds of thousands of hobbyists Longwood Village Shopping Center. petition. By ROBERT ANGUS and acceptable sureties in an Arttr H Beckwlth. Jr WITNESS my hand and the seal of laws are. The likelihood of a that is unreasonable." who buy scanners simply to State Highway 44 and I I In the City amount equal to S per cent Of the bid Cl er k of the Circuit Court Said Court on October 20th. 1976 Longwood. F)orida of shill be submitted with each bid. Strictly speaking, scanners eavesdrop on the action? court challenge increases with By. Cherry Kay Travis If you have a scanner in your The party interested In said (Seal) The Su(Ceitfui bidder will be Deput y Clerk aren't CHI equipment, because the Arthur H Beckwith, Jr number of If you're contemplating the equipment business It as follows car, don't drive into Kentucky required to furnish and pay for ROWLAND, PETRUSKA, BOWEN Clerk of tne Circuit Court the communication is one-way. purchase of a scanner, you'd be seizures. Paler, Inc satisfactory performance and McDONALD or Philadelphia. Both have laws By' Linda M. Shaw Dated at Orange County, Flor ida. devices which Scanners Kentucky's Asst. Atty. Gen. wise to check local laws to be Payment bond or bondS. 20$ North Magnolia Avenue Deputy Clerk forbidding the possession of any 0, 1976 Attention is' called to the Florida 32101 I.N. Mclyeiere admits that his monitor a preselected set of sure you're not going to have Publit scanner capable of monitoring Nover,rrNov II, 71, 29. Dec S. 2976 Publish Oct 24, II, NOv. 1, 11, 1976 p(OyiSiOfls for equal employment Orlando, Publish: Nov. II, 1974 DEE 123 channels in sequence until they state's law isn't easy to enforce, problems. The mere fact that DEF 54 opportunity. and payment of not less public safety frequencies and DEF 56 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND but his office deals only with happen upon a broadcast - are scanners are on sale in your than the minimum salaries and ___________________________ police in both jurisdictions have cICTITI0USPtAME FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, wages as set forth in the sets. appeals from lower courts, and designed primarily to monitor community ,esn't mean there Notice is hereby given that I am FLORIDA been impounding such specifications must be paid on this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND ambulance and Isn't a local law forbidding their engaged in business at lii Lake Dot CASE NO: 74.IrlaCP police, fire, there haven't been any so Far. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , However, there seems to be project "We did have to make an similar services in a given use, but your dealer should be Drive, Sanford, Seminole County. In Re: Estate of The Housing Authority of the City FLORIDA. some question as to whether Florida under the fictitious name of THOMAS SADDOW. cit Sanford, Florida, reserves thl CASE NO. 74116-CA49.F n, however, interpreting area. able to advise you. these laws could withstand tests opinio GLOBE BUSINESS BROKERS, and Deceased right to reject any or n bids or to DIVISION: When someone uses them for the law in such a way as to If you're still in doubt after that I intend to register said name NOTICE OF waive any informalities in the CAMERON BROWN CONSUMEr14 in courtwith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ADMINISTRATION FINANCE. INC. a North Carolina bing The Kentucky law, which allow dealers to possess profit - a towtruck operator talking to him, ask local law Seminole County. F lorida in ac TO ALL PERSONS HAVING who uses one to beat his coinNo bid snail be withdrawn for a corporation, scanners," he explains, enforcement officials. If you're state troopers have been en cordance with the Provisions of the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Plaintiff, period of S days sutrsequertt to the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL forcing on the state's high',ways, "C*herwise, how could our law- petitors to the scene of an ac- buying a scanner for the car, Fictitious Nime Statutes. TO Wit opening of bids without the consent vs the example for Section cident, 96309 Florida Statutes 1951. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED you'd be wise to check the laws of the Housing Authority of the City LEWIS 0. M.AGNETTI and SAN not only prohibits possession enforcement people buy them 5: AFC INC IN SAID ESTATE: DRA Jr MAGNETTI, his wife, action is illegal under Sect-On of states and cities where of Sanford, Florida. and listening in on public safety for legitimate use' We simply E L Ackley, Pries YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendants Housing Aulttroity of the 606. But what about the hun- . you're likely to be driving. depend on the principle that the PubliSh, Nov 7 , 14. 7 1, II. 1916 that the administration of the Estate agencies, but covers any future NOTICE OF SALE City of Sanford. Flor ida DEF 31 of THOMAS SA000W. SR . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By. Thomas Wilson, Ill wavelengths "which hereafter deceased. is pend.ng In the Circuit THAT, pursuant to an Order or a Title: Executive Director may he allocated by the FCC or THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court' for SEMINOLE County. Final Judgment of Foreclosure Publish: Nov. 7, II. 21. 2*. 3976 GHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida. the address of which is it.s successor for the purpose of en tered in the above captioned DEF IT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Seminole County Courthouse, action. I will sell the proper ty police radios." MINOLE COUNTY Sontoil, Flo'.da, 32771. The par. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE titualed in Semnole County4 ' The Philadelphia law isn't VIL ACTION tonal representative it THOMAS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida, des(ribed as. SE No. 7-1U0-CA.I9.Q quite so broad and a recent SA000W, JR. whose address Is CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Lot 120 of QUEEN MIRROR Shown below. The name and address SEMINOLE COUNTY SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO II(O JI LONIA L MORTGAGE SERVICE check with Philadelphia police CO OF CALIFORNIA. of the attorney for the personal GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. ac indicates that the number of Plaintiff representative are set forth blow. CAS3 No. 14-2637.CA.*$ cording to the plat t hereof at vs actual seizures recently Isn't All persons having claims or Division E recorded in Plat Book Ii. page Se. of E ROBERT GETMAN and demands against theestate are SUNBANK MORTGAGE COM. the public records of Seminole very high. "You can go right TRUDIE GETMAN. required , WITHIN THREE PAttY, a Florida corporation County. Florida across the city line and buy all Defendant MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Plaintiff at Public Sale. to In* highest and tsejl the scanners you want," a NOTICE OF SUIT-b'STHE FIRST PUBLICATION OF bidder for cash, at the West front PROPERTY THIS PIOTICE.to lilt witttttte Clerk FRANK VELEZ. JR police spokesman said. "Just and 'door of the Seminole County ' TO. TRUDIE GETMAN of the Court a written statement of REBECCA A. VELEZ, his wife, Courthouse, at 11.00 AM, on don't bring them into town." Illci Northeast Copies any claim or demand they may NOTICE OF ACTION - November 2416, 1 974. Nobody knows for sure just Road have Each claim mutt be in writing PROPERTY (SEAL) Battle Ground, ozsd must indicote the bait for tsi TO FRANK VELEZ. JR. and how many other states, cities, Arthur H. Becl-.wttn, Jr. Washington 96604 claim, the name and iddre-.a of the REBECCA A. VELEZ, his wife, Clerk of the Circuit Court counties or towns have similar YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED credi'or or his agent or attorney, who residente is unknown By: Cherry Kay Travis Laws and how they're being that an action to foreclose a mar, and the amount claimed It the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Deputy Clerk gage on mu TOIlOWiflQ property In claim is " yet du, the date when it action to foreclgse a mortgage on enforced. N Barnes, II, PA I grew up without the benefit-s Robert Seminole County, Florida' tM become following due shall be stated. If will property in Seminole Chicago forbids improper use 1311 Gulf Life Tower I Lot i. less the West 42 feet, and the of County. Florida: the claim Is contingent or and detriments Jacksonville, Florida 32201 of scanners, not actual West 1.1 feet of Lot 9, Block II. 2nd unliquidatid, the nature of the Lot 13. LAKE OF THE WOODS South i television. native My Attorney for Plaintiff Section SAN LANTA. according to ownership - a prohibition uncertainty Sisill be stated, lithe TOWNSI'IOUSE. SECTION I, as per Africa only glued itself to the Publish: Nov. II, 1974 the plat t hereof as recorded in Plat claim i Icured. Itte security snail map or p1st thereof recorded in P1st which cotnddes with that in OEF 57 Book 4, pages 3$ through 4001 Itte tube for the first time this year. be stated If the claim is Secured, the Bock It. page 50, public records of Section 606 of the ComPublic Records of Seminal, County, security shall b described The Seminole County. Florida; Together NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS While roy yo ung life was munications Act forbidding use Florida. Us the South I) feet for claimant shall dIltvqr sufficient with Range. Dishwasaser, Dispocal, NAME STATUTE ouibly poorer for not havim: ailey Copies 01 the claim to the Clerk to Furnace and A C. of scanners for personal gain, 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN III 'as been flied against you and you had M-I.0-K.E-Y M-O-tJ-S'E enable the Clerk to mail cisc copy to has been filed against you and ypu Notice is hereby given thi that Including evading or impeding are required to serve a copy of your each personal repr esentative are required to serve. copy of your undersigned, pursuant to the brightening my Saturday the police. written defnIet, if any to It, on the All persons interested in Inc estate wr itten defen$et, if any, to it on the 'fictitious Nami Staftjte". Chapter mornIngs. I never felt the l&ss. .-r, i..in,imT 1 attorney. wnose name a nd ..' to w a copy o, mis Notice ci North Dakota's Radio K50. Fl Florida Statutes, will register address is DAVID 0. MULOCK of 'hat you don't know can't of the volume of violence which Admlnhitralion has been mailed are address is C. 0. PaIermo, of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Communications Department CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD, required, WITHIN THREE Shackleford, Farrlor, Stallings I. ln and for Semlnole County. Florida spews from my set every t im e I huirt you? - I hope not.) recently asked the FCC for an EMMANUEL SMITH A CULTER, MCNTHS FROM THE DATE OF Evans. P.O. Box 3324, Tampa, upon receipt of proof of the switch it on without first , I lut what I do know is that by Office Box 373, Temp., PA., Post Inc; FIRST PUBLICATION OF Florida 3340) on or before November Publication of this notice, to wit uPuUOfl On I,'4 Florida 33401 and file the Otlglnat chec ki ng TV Guide for the THIS NOTICE. to file any obl,ctigns 79115. I$l4.andiiletfie original wim agt 14, I lid certainly not QUIK CAR CARE CORPORATION regulate scanner use in that with the clerk of the above Styled they may have, that challenge the the clerk of this Court either before d b a A 30 MI co medy and documennews, the N. MUFFLERICi MIN wit.n essetl on television state. The FCC replied tint court on or before November 29th. vilidalv ci tn. di,.d.nI's Will II. service s nlaivifiH'a -a----'alidity of WILLU011; PUWT Wfllfl we U,000 "murders," and in. tary shows. I, tn a,,siu, , 'y'. , By JEAN PATI'E.SON %'tttnzl'n's Editor .1.1 ~, . _1~1 1 3 1 Buyers Market Expected To End In J. TI N 5.3 to LI $2 Is W M Bi U ci SI This I A Good Tim . - . - - ', - . . ' E 21 81 Li In Se A. In H Sit At $3 E, Of N' Si 81 C. CI . - , , CI Ti e To P urchase R , - '' ' '.*E.tls4wl4 y EARS ON, GOOD BUDDIES AND SWEET THINGS! Senators Secretaries, Prt'*ests Do Iti0lif TM • U, Legal I otice Auto Scanners Can Mean Trouble In Several Of America's States `6 Transcendental M ed itation I TM) has "most definitely tfk'cted my life," said Frank. He works for WESII TV and is responsible For everything that goes on the air in a given period. "Before TM, when som ethi ng went wrong with the (11113 or equipment, I exploded, losing control of the w ho le situation." But after six mont hs of practicing the technique, Frank . - - ___________________ - - ti, I "T!re's nothL"g In the Commission's rule which prohibits either the sale or use cit such receivers 'by the general public." For that reason, a growing number of manufacturers, trade associations and hubbyisis are ginnlngto wonr just flow t.un iturii..nai the 1114: oflwrwiu a Judgment ma be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint or peiston. WlTNESSmyhend and the walol $94 Court on Octoter 21st, 1974, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clack of the Circuit Court By Linda N. Shaw Deputy Clerk Pubis.h Oct 24, 31. Nv 7 II. 2776 -' U, v I qualifications of ttie personal representative, or me virtue or IMVI$diCliQn of the Court Thomas Si'ddow Sr. Dos 12 Carolina, RI 02112 Personal Representative DAVID KERBEN iii E. Robinson St. Orlando, Florida 32101 Aflorney for Per Rep. F..Eiith Nov 7 Ii, 1914 What A Dainty Dish To Set Before A Kid - ")ic 'LI - wir V, immediately thereafter; Othq*iii ad.feult will bs entered against y ICC ttse relief dernand.a in the ComplaiN or petition . WITNESS my hand .ndt$1aof $14 Court cit October l9th, 1914. (Court Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk Circuit Court By: Linda N. 5Ps.aw Deputy Clerk PubI,th Oct 1. II NOv 7. U, 297a 1./EE (1? _ 'ngegid In businits at 2121 East RObitt't Slrsqt In the City 4 Io Orlando, Florida. That the party intrest.d In said buSIness enterpeNa is as follows: Geoffrey C. MoeltI, prnld,n, Quilt Ca, Car, Corporation Dated at Orion" Orange Cnty, Florida, September 771h, 1974. Pi.ti-, Oct it tI-,.. 1 ' Ii 3' of non-prescri pt ion drugs (marijuana, LSD, etc.) also dropped. "TM can be learned by anyone, regardless of intellect ua l ability," sa id Basil Henderson. "Unlike other forms of medita tion such as Zen or Gestalt, TM require no concentration, contemplation ,.. focused oct." Duri ng the first lesson in TM, you and your inst ructor choose a mantra. This is a pleasant sound or a mild word th at holds no mean ing ot her than to dive rt your att en tion away From unpleasant sensations or th oughts. You are instructed to tell no one what your mantra is. After the i ni tial lesson, you come ba ck for the next three evenings to make s ur e you are doing it correctly, then you're on your own. Although it is easy to le ar n and to practice, th e TM t echnique is ve ry s pe cific and r equires the Instruction of a teacher who has be en tr ai n ed by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Basil Henderson is one such instructor who be longs to the Orlan do chapter. lie studied wider Maharishi in Belgium. The technique of TM was brought to America in 1959 by the Indian monk. Bas il drew a cross section of a po nd to further explain this concept. "The sand is our pure field of en ergy and intelligence. From this nonactivity spr ings activity. Air bubbles always de veloping are like though ts. When it is first released , the bubble is t in y yet powe rful . As it beco mes bigger, it p us hes to the surface of the mind. When it finally reaches the surface, it is a thought." A survey was taken on 408 meditators who had previo us ly suffered from infectious diseases. Resear chers wrote th at more than 70 per cent re ported a decrease in the number of in f ectio us diseases pe r year. This suggests that TM strengt hens the body's system of immunity. Emily LaRoche, Sanford, w ho also works for Rich Plan, found th at she accomplishes more and is more relaxed. My husband had high blood pr essure, so we took the course together . His blood pressure has since lowered." Lowse Clinton is another TM medi ta tor. She lives in Sanford and has been practicing the technique for a year and a half. "I read sever al articles about it and it was discussed oil the Mery Griffin show, so I decided to give it a try. I find it very relaxing. For the skeptical businessman, the cynic with rai.scd brows, and fur those of you who se questio ns ha ve not been a nswer ed in t his article, a f ree introduct o ry class on TM wi ll be held in Sanford, Nov. 17 at 8:30 p.m. The meeting will be at the Flagship Bank on )0 W. First St. Rape, Murder, muggings - -,-.-.,..-. noticed that he was able to cope with problems without getting upset. "My bl ood pressure lower ed and I lost weight," ac kn owl edges Frank. "TM gave me a clearness of mind to find out why I let my body get into bad shape and to ac' tualiy,do some thing about it." . Sledge is am ong the 830,000 Ame ri cans who practice TM daily. Th ey include senators, lawyers, secreta ri es, priests or the man seat ed next to you on the bus. Th ey are people of all ages and occupations, including an increasing number of S.anfordites. TM is not a religion or a p hi losophy. It is merely a natur al technique for red ucing st ress or anxiety and expandi ng conscious awareness. Basil Henderson, a TM lecturer, explain ed that the term "tra nsce ndental" means "going beyond." It takes you to the fourth st ate of consciousness alter waking, sleeping, and dreaming. Yet "the meditator is not oblivio us to the environment," said Basil. If the phone rings or the baby cries, he is awar e of it. Th e pr ocedure itself is done twice a day, in the morning and at nigh, for a 20 minute pe ri od. The longer you practice the t echn ique said Bas il, the more beneficial it Is to you. During the medi tating st ate, Scien tific American re ported in February 1972, the meta bolic rate of the body drops with a corresponding dip in oxygen consumption, galvanic ski n resista nce Increases and blood lacta te decreases. What t his mea ns, the researche rs wrote, is t ha t the meditator is in a deep state of rest, w hich reduces emotional disturbances and helps to free a pe rson from anxiety-related neurosis such as hypertension. In his book, "Transcendental Meditation and Productivity," D.R. Frew wrote t ha t meditators show more job satisfaction, improved pe rformance, stability and had better interpersonal relationships with their supervisors and co-workersJeff Baude, 21, of Sanford can testify to t his study He has been pra ct icing TM for two and a half years. "I operated th e folding ma chine for Rich Pl an of Florida Inc.," he said. "But after studying T.M. I found I had more energy and exhibit ed more curiosity to lear n all I could a bout the print shop." lie has since been promoted and is HOW shop manager. In January of 1972, the S'.anford Research Institute published a re port showuig a decrease in prescri5ed tranquilize rs and stim ul ants among meditators. The use me r a b Ic '' Ii g h t s,'' 10 Iliuggings," "rapes" and "kidnapings" viewed by the ave rage kmerican child in his 11r it tender, impressionable its, 'I s perhpas explains my rep eated shock and intolerance When I think of the thrills gained From sai ling a boat in a high wind, the drama of a prolonged chess game with an ex adept challenger, th citement of see in g a favorite plant errupt into bloom, of f indi ng a letter From a lone-lost friend in i&' mail box, of Celebrating the advent of a new godchild with an old co llege pal Well, when I think of the everyday thril ls, drama and excitement in life, I fail to comprehend why television producers feel that life can only be made worth living by the addition of horror, violence and sadism? Particularly w he n so many of Its viewers are children. Co nside ri ng the average high school graduate has spent mo re time watching television than st udying in a classroom by the tiinehc receives his diploma, t it possible that the constant clubbings, knifings, shoot ings, molestings and wrecks he views daily on TV leave his youn g mind and attitude totally unimpressed. No, says the National PTA. Decades of research have demonstrated that televised violen ce does have, harmf ul effects on the emotions, at' tit udes and be havior of children - and that it can affect adults in a similar way. Th e National PTA is on the rampage because of It. ,. nationwide campaign has been launched to curtail violen ce on television . The 1970-72SurgeonGeneral's report on television and violence concludes that wat ching violence on the screen can cause young people to act aggressively. But despite the Surgeon General's testimony four years ago, no perceptible improvements' have been made. The dominating type of programming on all three ! 7 ' major networks this new fall season is still violence occupying more than a third of the prime-time period. Nor has the Family how- been effective i in preventing children watching violence. Parents can, and should, supervise their children's television viewing, but itils is not always possible. Parents can make their views against televised violence known - either by complain ing to th eir local stations, or as th e National PTA suggests by writing to Emilie Griffin, Director, Children's Adver' tizing Review . National Advertlzing Division, Council of Better Business Bur eaus. 545 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. - Every complaint counts! . 'a I' BRIDGE 01. YMPICS Serious moments - and smiling ones, too! The Golden Age Olympics Bridge Tournament was held Wednesday at Sanford Woman's Club. Mrs. Herbert Larson was chairman of the event under the auspices of the club's Social Department, Winners are, From left, Lillian King, second, Anna Oakes, high, and Ardella Itelizel, third. �/ 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S Sunday, Nov. 14, 19 76 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Bride' s Book - Doing Her Own Thing 0 *J'o Imm Davis, Daniel Whoo. ? Old Buddy, New President Season Whirls Into y Karate Champ: The Jimmy Who, emerging nationally in 1975 is no stranger Repeat Vows Miss Sandra Kay Davis became the bride of Arthur Simpson wc is lo Co do do wI is ex tri hit to, hii ob th sli no no 4 It In Tt N. 53 Church, Ga. with Rev. Chris T. Taylor performing the double ring By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Keim Davis, Andersonvllle. Ga. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson Daniel Ill of Ellanville, Ga. Mrs. Daniel is the former Penny Wallace of Sanford, daughter of Mrs. W. B. Wallace Sr., 208 W. 17th., Sanford and the late W.B. Willace. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown designed and made by her mother. It featured an empire bodice 1.t j Fj -— = I= No f, NN I A 1975 graduate of Lyman High School recently returned toting a six foot, six-inch tall trophy - won at the East Coast Unit ed Sta tes Gr an d National Karate Championships, held in St. .. Petersburg. I No, Pat Militello is not a brawny, muscled male, but a pretty, _L_1.1T dainty young woman, with a black belt in karate. with scalloped sheer yoke, wedding band collar and tapered sleeves appliqued with lace and seed pearls. The A-line skirt was splashed with similar appliques which also trimmed her chapel train. her fingertip veil of illusion fell from a band of lace and pearls, and she carried a colonial bouquet of white sweetheart roses and daisies. Miss Pam Davenport, Ellaville, served as maid of honor. It all started two years ago. Pat began her karate instruction with Jack Morris at the American Karate Studio, Pine hills, Orlando. Today, she is an instructor there. Bridesmaids were MISS Angie Ballard and Miss Wendy Mifflin. cousins of the bride; MISS Cissy Daniel and Miss Mary Lou Daniel, sisters of the bridegroom. They wore gowns of green organza flocked with tiny white flowers and carried colonial "The two weeks before the tournament are pretty tough. We work out continually completing movements we'll be doing. We also watch diets a little more carefully," she said. - im ________ —i ______ _____ 1. .4q -) -1, 1i - -tll. - -, - ______ 11 IF C ' _____ ____ employed at the Western Auto store and also attends Georgia Southwestern College. She is the Schley County health nurse. ________ ______ — I ,I W - rim --,, Pat \lIliteIIo, just -' ______ _- '. _ -L. - ____________ •1 t I .: I ______ -_____ • ______ '.' _. ________ ____________ ________________ CBers Don Ears ' 1. - I Ht ,. .4..: 1'', , ' N '' , 1-4 Tuskawilla. according to I puP. 'k1I4' Es 21 - Bt LI - i - ... • Redeemer Moravian Church of Tuskawilla. Club president is the church's minister, Rev. : _________ . - , I I . In " 54! . .j* ~ *0 I A The club monitors Channel 8 enjoying a visit from their tend a meeting or tunt in Tannel 8 and say hi. The Nov. 20 meeting will be held at ditiori to the kinne) fainilt little eight-week-old Trish. The Kinneys are from R. Plains, N.Y. - .~ I t'k - .t . .. . / . ,- . ,s - . _s_' ., I I ______ . At Si . - ' . Steak House, A .. E of _________ P1' SI — 61 : I' . . .• . . Ct ( je ::- .. - - - The national elections are ______ r be great if some (lay we per cent turnout M iantp-clItittri • ___ r'•i'--' —— - w - - CI i Hi ± Teaching !A ethod Gives •. - , .ent ii I I 5,. , :::'•' __________________________________________________________________________________________ -..V.' __________ _______ __________________ _________________________________________________ - w _______ r ~k - I . Structure To Freedom Carefully and wi th great concentration, the youngster sets out her tools: cutting board, knife, banana. After peeling the fruit and dumping the skin believes that children thrive on being free, to choose their own maters ial and activities in a learning situation, it, arranges the rounds on a plate and offers a bite to her friends. Then she kids are undiscipl in ed and This does not mean the Artist or engineer? Vincent Zeuti, top, Is a little of each. Kim Gromly's building block design wins an admiring word enenurPrnent (mm . . - . ' l the kids in Gail . .,,,.. :, -.-' , .' - ,!~,F, ,.,; ,-iii, washes off the plate, dries and cs it away. An eve ry day process, but not bad for a child ba rely two years old. -j - David Grimes, Steve Cann and Shannon Stewart. "/ I. -. teacher Gail to;°;;:Ii'a;: nier, nails and drill hold fascination for guys and girls, bot tom from left, 1 " / 'r "k' 4 of "I / .'. Herald Correspondent November cold snaps? They're routine. The thermometer went all the way down to 39 degrees, and weatherman E.J. Moughton Jr., said the local merchants were pleased. The demand for sweaters, coa ts, heaters arid strives increased markedly. a0. 25 This Week Years Ago — ticket. The two robbed him cash and a $2,500 ring week. --_ actions. The Montessorl environment is orderly arid adheres strictly to the limits social behavior. "Freedom balanced With and structure self school at the Grace United slicer. The Montessori Methodist Church, San- educational philosophy ford. Now - - - The price W5 right. Mather's of Sanford adVeEtLsed a living room suite for $79.95 and porcelain top t.abjes for 9.95. - __ And that's the way it was years ago this week! Fa b u IOU S Fa s h ion s 'SI a ted 'Mighty' Milton Hood of New York City will present his Fabous Fa3hionShowofSwsin the San foed Civic 8. p.m. on Nov. 19. Professional modeLe from New York and Jacksonville, and Sanford model Elizabeth Allen Paige, will be featured, with music by Wdsay Moffis and his orchegra, Dayto Narrator will be Ml1icent Taylor, New York The Office of Price fashion designer. YOgi Berra, of the New York Adnistratjun announced new , are extended Wright who recentlycelebate their 43rd wedding an- I"orthoseofyouwho did not exercise your right and flIVerszry. prnvilegetn vt' to hear about one lady who took her right more serio us ly. John and San dy Torcaso are Whenthisyoungladyreache-j back in the Village after a legal voting age, she was in pleasant visit in sunny England. Not l et ting that deter California, w here they visit ed her, she spent some months relatives, going through red tape to obiain her voter's registration card Attention all Villagers! Th e and also absentee ba llots for bo th the national and the up- Ho meowners Association meets ____ F:I,,tINr-' r;R.ky: • to vote in a free election. Roe Hall Tuesday at 10 a.m. to meet their group. The Women's Club has a pot luck lurch on the third Tuesday of each month elections, the starting at ii a.m. - , ____ . ______ - MILTON ' HOOD ' Speaking of Winter Springs city elections ar e coming upon Dec. 7. Those We now have a Brownie voters in Precinct 13 and 24 will 'l''00 i580 functioning within cast their ballots at the City ated thecity.ForatlxneItse-j as Hall-Fire Station No. 1 loc Winter Springs would be the on 102 N. Moss Rd. Those if registered in Precinct 50 will only city in Seminole County • without a Scout Troop, but casttejrbajlotsatFjre St ation No. 2 locat ed on Northern Way thanks to the dedication and energies of Ms. Marilyne in the Tuskawilla area. Voter tournout In the city has Peterson, troop leader, girls rarely ever exceeded the one- ages Six-nine can take part in third mark. This Is the year we the sco ut ing program. celebrate our country's Leader Peterson and her Bicer.tennial. Let's do it right - VANESSA L.i,Ui, i'-',,,,, Footnote: according to Peterson, there Is a great need ' for a Junior Girl Scout Troop . which consists of girls ages ".,U't' iC'. UI,. - ltt,h)-. why stioulti , . - - I sit home st-w0al I DISCOUNT VARES FABRICS CELEBRATING MAE'S be thankful for' I have a I work at Senunok :?' - job -- PEGGY Vincent) CONRAD to Seminole Mutual Concert Association. The advance payment should be deliver ed or mailed to Janice Springfield, Flagship Ban k of Sanford. , -.,.t #~•, k- MRS. ART Al.UNG: I'm thankful my husband is alive and go ing to be well after his boating accident lie broke his neck, but "i' know now that we are going to be able to have a good Thanksgiving. I'm grateful us are well. our two girls and our son 11"11 ' I 8' VELOUR 60" • 100% POLYESTER SCREEN - *PERSIAN SPRINTS SSOLIOS IIACQUAROS $ _ __ SWEATER KNITS SUPER SUEDE NATIJRA( , COtORSIN - 99( 98.1 ' 2944 ORLANDO DR. 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WASH QUANTITY PACKAGED 1 0 POLYESTER & NYLON 8 FOAM-BACKED •BEAVER lluw would suu handle thus, Abby' .\MA'I'EUh(SAM..ItITAN l)EAhtS:MARITAN: Iwould oo'• 100% POLYESTER •FANCIES BROADTAI1 50% , DOUBLE KNITS PINWALE *CREPE STITCH IPONTE STITCH SUE DEqg •JACQUARDS 9 ACCESSORIES becoming overly attentise wouldst'eniasinapproprlateas suddenly a%oidlng all contact.i - 9c __J)WASH 40% VAirl PRINTED MACH FUR TRIM Av'ri,v . INTERLOCKS DON'T MISS THIS! maintain the same degree of closeness as before. (Suddenly '- ( yd cheer. so l usually do nothing, hoping they will understand. -lien I feel guilty and regret my silence when it's too late. 11 PENNY FEEBACK: I'm thankful there's no war since I'm ;in old military wife. My husb(nd Is stationed in Naples and he won't be home for Thanksgiving - which ' not something to be than kful for. He will be home for NEW SHIPMENT! ACETATE & NYLON AOO/O shouldn't think you dropped dead because there' is still plent> of life in YOU! I)E.'\lt ABBY When you hear tint 54)flh5)IIC ,OU knew has a terminal illness, how can you ILI them know you care" If u don't see him or speak i regularly. it would seem to 111in ouJishi to call and talk about hi., health or worst' yet to call Jillf avoid t he subject S>iiipathiy cards or flowers would Lx' premature. It would he awkward to offer sympathy have an awful lot to tx, thankful for — a little money to live oil, and that always helps. I'm really grateful for what Ido have' all five Qf. DAVID GRAY FASHION PLUSH ou ' -1 (Herald Photo by Tom New CP -President h' calls and you aren't borne, he Memorial Hospital and a lovely daughter. She and her husband anti their little boy, lion, are coining up from Miami to spend Thanksgiving with tue. I 20th YEAR! "u ssonçt make itiy promise's, IMli if )o,i should decide to go "mii&'w here'. ',ou'lI be happy to -ii iui it he lets you know w here lie can be reached. And if _ ' iI . teenagers. wouldn't have asked stuck as long as )ou accept her SEYMUIu'swlFF: l)EAIt WIFE: Tell Seymour - 11 I , explained in language you %ill , if . STUCK WIThIPAiY be able to understand. I 1' — __ . Mr. and Mrs. Willie Frank different this year." A winter wonderland will be Dixon of Washington, D.C. announce the birth of their first captured in the holiday decor son, Kevin Artiste Dixon. little under the direction of Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Wesley (Snow) Kevin was welcomed into the Gonzalo (Shirley Huaman, Wright of Hyannis, Mass. were world by his grandmother, Ms. Walter A. Gielow and John in- the city as houseguests of Th ereesa Dixon who flew from Morris. his god-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Revelers can plan on Sanford to D.C. to greet her new Ivory Washington. While here socializing in splendor during grandson. ulvy visueu many or meir the ch am pagne ho ur , 8 to 9 p.m. relatives and friends. given in his honor by h wife, Music for dancing. beginning at Mrs. Mable McClain. Some 25 Cliarles Iliggins, and his wife, 9 p.m. is under the professional were their son and a friend, friends gathered for the orRegina were in Sanford a few command of Jack Drummond Paul Morrison. On their way to casion. The honoree was days, before moving to and his band. Florida, they visited Cheverly, greatly surprised when he Jackson, Miss, where Charles A gourmet buffet, Cater ed Md.; Mclean and Luray, Va.; entered the Elks Home for a will be stationed with the Navy by Henry Meiner's, will be Washington, D.C.; Alquippa, memorable evening. Guests Regional Medical Center, served continuously, beginning Penn.; Nashville, Tenn.; included; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Naval Air Station. Mrs. Riggins at a bo ut 8:30 p.m. Mayfair Atlanta, Ga.; Tallahassee and Merthie; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie is the fo rm er Regina Newman Country Cl ub will provide the Monticello, of&in Jose, CalIf. Charles is the bevernees. SnLt: Mr. and MN Gr" Deadline for the limited Oil On their way back to Duncan; Mr. and Mrs. Artis son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry reservations is by cash or check Massachus et ts they will visit Fulmore; Mr. an d Mrs. R. Hester, Sanford, for $27 per couple made pa yable Jacksonvi ll e, Ft. Bragg, N.C. Issac; Ms. Mable Haywood, where Mr. Wright has brothers. Ms. Irma Corper; Ms. Happy Birthday to the Ms. lie will return to his job at the Elizabeth Williams; Bass River Savings Bank, Ca pe Tommie herring; Ms. Ludia following pe rsons in Novemrod, Mass. His wife is manager Pugh; Ms. Katrina Holton and be r: Neda M. Boykin, Mary J. Newly elected pr es ident of McClairen, Lawand Randell, of their Wrights Cleaning Ms. Sandra Tommie Wilson. Ernestine Garr et t and Louise United Cerebral Palsy 'CP} of Service Co. Central Florida is David W. tary. Gray Jr., Altamonte Springs. A Ms. Helen Scott Thompson of Single A.B. hicks, former San- New Jersey visited her Sanford commercial photographe r with fordite was in the city visiting friends Bethune Cookman College an advertizing specialties after a cruise to the his family and friends. He was islands. She was the gu est of Wildcats will clash with the business, Gray is a ls o the ,, r n,,'hI for f,u,,r ,I',t. whil,, is" If skiing somewhere with 'the boys'"' This has got to end UI a showdown because I refuse to hold still for that kind of i reatinent. How should I handle and I'm looking forward to • a lot more Thanksgivings. That's really something to - I ., It's cold up north; the usual flock of northern visitors is di: ing S. ferd and the sunny -%hcry the 61ge is, and it's between Patty and rue for a known as Patty's guv ThELMA HOUSE: I have my good health one vote could have made a aged 18 or over, w ho woul d like difference In the election. In to head u anot he r troop, please this this city, officials are contact the' Citrus Council of elected to offi ce, not by a Scouting in Orlando - percentage, but by the number are taugig arts ant of votes, One year, a councrafts, safety measures and d1man won _____ site near Leesbwg to spend three wonderful days (.'0111 m uning with na ture. ' ) can America, fresh air, the economy - and I'm thank(ul to be able to look forwaid to another 200 )cars of freedom. I could name a whole list ' . Ball ' lot of th,ings -for life, food, sh elter. I'm thankful for i , an event of Dec. 4 at Visitors Seek South's Sun III11) ory i_t .Iiffa'ujt to get incoming calls year. newcomers to come be at the Her name? Mrs. Karen LVTU Booth Whittey. We are proud to call her our daughter!) be - ..' ' , ung lady is proud to be an month at the recreation hall. in various Hacienda Village hap- participate penings: Goldia Burge, past charitable projects throughout president of the Hacienda the year. Beca use of their age, V illage Women's Club had a the Brownies are allowed only delighUul weekend recently. one form of fund raising, the Goldia piled into a camper with selling of the scouting calendar her daughter, ?,trs. Loue held each November, A pin'Robinson, her granddaughter, chase of a calendar will help3 Diane and a school chum of •3port Brownie Tp 580 of Winter Springs. Diane's and head ed for a _., ________ - Ini especially thankful f:r ni> education, I'm a senior at F and just ibout to graduate, M major is sociology, It's so be exposed to academic subjects and be around teachers. It helps >oU focus your life SIlVREI, coming city elections. The on the third Sunday of each good citizenship.' They also - -- %w tiziportant to '' Yankees, was voted Sponsor of the show Is the Trinity Methodist Church, Sanford. price ceilings on whiskey and ___ in the wines in the state of Ticket$are$3atthedoof;12.Sotfpurchasedinadvancefruniany valuable player We've come a long way... Ameri can League for 1951. MississippI. The funny thing of the chur ch board members, or f rom E.N. Smith Tailor Shop or "There is nothlng.to it," said The 26-year-old catcher Sam Fulton, cabdriver. Also from houtesses Grace Brewer, Neda led about it was that the President Truman, on all the the yanks in runs batted in With whiskey and wines in BoYkins, Ruth Allen, Nancy Saznpoon, Carletha Merkerson, talk about him trying to get and hit 27 home nini Ehubeth Young, W ills Use Frazier, Eunice Wdon, Ma ttie MiiippI Gen. Eisenhower to rim for Cherry, Thel ma Hall, Leura Thomas, Mthmese Dixon and president on the Democratic limo Barre.ira was COninderetl James L. Mayhew told Berni ce Filmore. Wright's sister - in Lakeland, Fla. Felicitation: will Sanford . - On 'Holiday; Wife Sits Home Looking Forward To Savina Thank-1; Mrs. Around '"1 Gray's interest in photography has been put to good service for CP, Sin ce Hubby joining the board of direct ors in 1975, he has documented on film tbe activities of the CP Cl inic in Il> ABIGAIl. 'AN lICHEN -. tier out again, but a week later invitations. Betterlearn l' to sas ('entral Florida, as well a.s the DEAR ABBY Se'nnour and I ,,he cal led and sa id she had two be fore you wind up saying ('P telethons Dear have been married for six years tickets to the theater and as ked "I do." and have no children to tie DEAR ABBY: is it possible if I would escort her. I said i ho 1k has just informed rue u ul d be ca use I like theater, for a teenaer to love her II'su 1 that lie' was going to A.spen fur a parents and hate them at the but now I'm sorry be ca use a (our-day skiing trip with "the time' I think I do. and few day's after that Patty called toys" Then he laid down thit' ,iisi asked me to esco rt her to that is my problem. Please help Inc. w as to what I in ay antel iii a' — itiuther party ___________________________________ hi while he is gone. One week later Patty asked SIXTEEN AND FEELING GUILTY I nriav NOT get on a plane di fferen ce. me to escort her to a be nefit DEAR 1131W: 1 finally ac- performance for which she had .11:1 DEAR SIXTEEN: Yes. But anywhere. 1 must Lx' home every ce'pted a blind da te with a girl the tickets t$lOOa couple t, and I get the magazine. Discover Yourself . It's on the newsstands evening to receive hi.s phonic I'll call ''Patty'' I I say couldn't very well pass that up ails, otherwise he'll "worry" "finally" because a relative of now, In it you'll find an cxhow I break this Patty at;ut IIIC, 1 tic says I can't call tiers who's a fri en d of mine had pattern without hurt ing her t'e'llt'nt article In which these' two confl icting emotions are him because he's not sure been trying to arrange a date feelings? I don't want to be Th anksgiving: assistant. Elaine Power conand really turn out! duLt a meeting every Thursday This week's specials at Those who claim their ONE * Lovetts Piggly Wiggly included vote doesn't count should have evening at the Winter Springs Underwood Deviled Ham, 19 turned into President-electSeven"Y Adventist cents a tin, and Sunnyland ham, Jimmy Carter's nationally Altho ugh Troop 580 is "full 39 cents a pound. broadcast news conference. tie up" at this time, 11 there are stated that in so me key- st ates any interested men or women, . ' blast was made in Nevada this __z___ .L__, UliulUrs, uiey are aiso respo nsible for their own titude as the tiny banana Washington University. California Senator Richard touchdowns against Wake Nixon said the J ustice Forest, Furman, and South Depart.rnent had "not been Carolina. enthusia'tic in iLi support of the Walter Haight, of the congressional investigations of scandals in the government." Washington Post, quipped To be placed at the United Nixon was a mem ber of a "Barreira looks like a pair ° Nations assembly wa3 a special senate investigations Pd with football proposal by the United States subcommittee to - be into shoes attached." . for a world-wide arms census. charges of im proper political The US. had been conducting influence on government loans. You will now laugh! a series of tactical atonmr tests. The fifth and bi ggest atomic ' ersfOi'owatMd.es! are free to make their own discipline," says Mrs. Steele, who conducts her one of the smallest of college K4IISa1 police that a man In fact, all the bandi t, left fullbacks. lie was the 51". 150 stopped turn on the street and him was you guessed it lb. football player for George asked. change for a quarter! "Got change for a quarter?" As Mayhew reached Into his Fans Insisted that he "Is pocket,a second man appeared among the best," He scored with a pistol in his hand. undirected, but rather the opposite. For, while they Steele's Montessorl school, the first of its kind in Sanford, exhibit the same confident, purposeful at- ______________________ Cold Snap! We .Shivered Then: We Shiver ByCAROLS%HTH After returning from a threeweek visit to San Antonia, Tex, wherethey',isdedMr W right had the highest percentage of brother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright spent some time witt'4 voter turnout in years, it would ______ - SHOPPING S. R .436. Altamonte Springs. where their younger son, Paul, recent club luncheon wearing a the guest of Mrs. G. Metz Lonnie Slappy and o thers in the Florida A&M University founder of his own non-profit Numa. lie returned to city. She says her trip to the Rattlers on Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. at organization, Concerned in (Herald photo by Jean PatIei.oni Washington, D.C. after an Bahamas was inde ed a lovely the new Tangerine Bowl. Mankind, est ablished in 1969 to Valerie Varner, 2, and mother, Mrs. Kenneth enjoyable visit, one, Ms. Th ompson is a retired Orlando. Tickets for the game he lp disadvantaged persons in 'arnt'r of :Itaniiunite Springs do a little' eark guidance counselor in the may be purchased from Ms. the U.S. and abroad, especially Christmas shopping during the recent Seminole in disaster areas following R uf us McClain was the guest Seminole County school Carletha Merkerson, Leola earthquakes, ('omit hlonl('makt'rs Show, fl oods and the at a surprise birthday party system. Bryant and Rosa Lee McCoy. like. CHRISTMAS M H. St -J / & . -- inects the last Thursday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the .. '- father's death, Henry took over In the woman's world and the farm, and appears quite social whirl. the oft-repeated adept in all phases of question in wide circulation is, . gncuiLure. aooage is the "What are you wearing to the Gray 4/ I 9 C, IC ...'— \ %1k / Iflere is now a CU club in _- ,_ ' At Tuskawilla Club r A ii __ - Imm - F 121111~ 11' - . _____N%1 -- - .i. V. M LI : - Kai aLe Cli4s.44 M le - 'W - ,• IS. C, $d w' .- .. - - ______ r W H, 1' - ______ was Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson Daniel IV I 'v _____ ___________ mh~ "I really wanted to win this trophy so much," she said. "I wanted Mr. Moser, (Marshall Moser, assistant principal at Lyman) to see it. When I at Lyman, he really helped me, and had confidence in me. I wanted to show it to him." ' , — ______ 8Y DORIS DIETRICII Herald Correspondent becoming a farmer. At his Sa n for d Chic __________________________ - I I Winter W __ I — Alice Mitchell. Next week the couple will Fashion Focus: Mrs. J.E. attend ceremonies atl'ensacola iPeggy Teten showed up a In & •,I ._____________________________ .. ... unwind after a busy day down on the farm? Henry, who attended Cornell University, did not plan on chairman, Mrs. Wilfred eggy) Conrad said, "We are 1; . gun, accurate, decisive and pretty much in her favor. - - jJp ' - , II returned from Widbey Island The chapter queen will vie for where they attended the National L.T.D. Queen. who wedding of their older son, USN will be announced at the 1.1 Peter Arnold Baker and Jamboree in May, 1977. Champagne Ball will be commissioned Itv h;,h.rk; ....It "'h .......... uuiu uuusi Ie Connie said, "1 used to double they own there. At the time, Ensign. The Baker boys and made. Peggy's blonde hair was present Schumacher Farms Champagne Ball?" date with Jimmy's younger they were totally unaware that their lather are all pilots, tinged with shades of pink to commodity. The word is out and a steady sister, Gloria, and have known their longtime friend, Jimmy —_ match the mauve-rose carThe modern farmer has flow of inquiries on reserJimmy socially for years. lie Carter, would be the 39th The Sanford Chapter L.T.D. durov creation. Black leathe' various interests including vations to Seminole Mutual and flosalynn and Volie and I Presoltot ( i f the United States. Club will crown the 1976-77 boots completed the fashion flying at every available op Concert Association's (SMCM were all married after the war queen at a coronation ball on picture. purtunity. lie owns two planes Annual Champagne Ball are IA sir Ar nolil Baker (USN, Nov. 27. Banny Hen (Kathy World War II). Volie nut which he pilots for business and pouring in. Jtnnji, in Americus long be fore rUt, and his wife, Ii) rene, have Westi is chairman of the event. how does Henry Schumacher pleasure, The glittering gala to herald the social and holiday season 5t a last, visited Plains ]ail June to improve on some cemetery - lots Carter family from as far back as she can remember. At the East Coast Grand Nationals, competition started at 9:30 a.m., and lasted until 12:30 at night, The team which Pat and Jack are on is the first United States team to be classified as 'kata' (Japanese word meaning 'form') team. Does kn owi ng karate make a woman feel more secure? Pat says, "Yes!" However, if confronted with a gun, she admits she would be cautious and figure out her move. But for anyone coming at her without a watch out! The moves are together after Jimmy's Navy discharge and he returned to Plains to run the farii after his father died in 1953." Judge Williams and Connie Plains. So Connie has known the r our bouquets of white and yellow daisies. Christy Martin, cousin of the bride served as flower girl in a gown similar to the bridesmaids. John Davis, brother of the bride, served as ringbearer. Arthur Daniel served as his son's best man. Usher-groomsmen were Brad Wallace, Sanford, uncle of the bridegroom; Gene Davis. brother of the bride; Gary Campbell, Ellis Larkin and Joe Devane. The bride's parents entertained with a reception at their home and garden after the ceremony. The newlyweds left for a honeymoon in the mountains following the reception. They will make their home in Ellaville where he 1. - ________ Pat's trophy was for her Individual performance, plus another one for team karate. Jack Likewise, won two. The champions plan on competing at the Grand Nationals, In California, and the Battle of Atlanta, in Georgia. is to ... lie was Governor of Georgia." She added, "We all socialized to Judge and Mrs. Voile A (Connie) Williams Jr. Connie was born in Plains, Ga. as was her mother who dated Jimmy Carter's uncle in her girlhood days. Connie's parents and Jimmy Carter's parents were business friends. Later Connie's family moved to Americus, Ga., 10 miles from Plains. but she visited her grandparents frequently in I Better Beware! Daniel IV Aug. 21 at 7 p.m. at the .Andersonville Methodist at Sunday, Nov. 14,1916--3C 100% POLYESTER •PLAIDS CHECKS TWEEDS 0 Qc óO" WIDE WAS SI 49 YE) U �4C—Ev ening Herald - SlMOfd. Ft Snday. Nov. 14, 17 BLONDIE S ( 'v " — S ('VEE- I <' 4 A^JAKE P11% 71 S S, -9;# I 'e 43 46 'e- 4$_ 4_- ' soit-Vt pledge 14 i:e 15 C-e-rne . at wo is i Th -::, -::L:ii. AI 15 i• Z do. Mrt Walker I 1 EE '- -E r —- is . ' CA C%. 1.'. ) — -C' - (I ,, scu:'; (. 'O..RE 604T! \ -- ex trc I00 , A I Y For Sunday, November 14, 1976 I T . J;_ )oua •' goddess i.'. ,•___/ hit foi hit IA El Crty h.-'' ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) You tend to be too extravagant 1 for your own good today. Don't n.sk all of your pennies on one turn of pitch-and-t oss. :s • • • (itt: S'age 19 Pi.a- r27 Scraog out 47 HardJtC 25 26 Acccr -; to 3 Te te 1;,, J2 , ta GE'.IISI Ma' 21-June ethin' uptnansiup is something on guard .ou'lI have to be against today. Don't try to top - ' L..flIV 53 9e'oc, re,; GefN!I e )ou have the trophy to 4 no no . - — — — — LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 27 j4Z !w!1 I 1p 1 V $3. -- 2i — — .S 2 . f 32 see your audience getting fidgety ,change the aubject. VIRGO Au 221 You can't rely on others to bail you out today, even those you 3; - — — Qptnjons that you espouse today inay riot find favor.When you — -- I I ~Ij to Lt — 22 In. J.,. N. $3. — — — by Art Sonsor ft iX?TW E XT TAb - 21 THE BORN LOSER 4 -- - - prove it. CANCER June2l-Jtilyfl) Usuall> you're a prudent manager, but today this may not hold true. You could suffer a loss through carelessness or extravagance, J I sli 14• 2 43 — know very little. You could do more harm than good. CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) Someone with whom you'r associated will not take kInd3 to your being too liberal with his - orherpossessions. AQUARIUS tJan. -Feb. 191 You're not at your best today when dealing with aut)rity figures. Though you may get your licks in. they will end i with the last word. PISCES iFeb. 20-Mardi 30 You're not llkelytodotod that which can be put off unt il tomorrow. What needs doing wont get done by itself. (I . 4 Amu YOUR BIRTHDAY Nov. 14, 1976 Some splendid opportuniti es may be offered through assodates this year. If you LIBRA Sept. 23-0ct. 23 TdPIt '. ith a gram of salt treat them too light!) the) ma propos ons never mature to Your (WI ad- U)fer.dtoyotu'self. prepared J . 50 Isi w, AN helped in the past. Be 0 Is 44 SCORPIO 0(1. 24, 0%. 221 You could get perturbed ,, -. easily today if everyone do - t go along with your ideas. Try t,i let the majority rule. about something which you tomorrow. island 52 Vecaro tntentloft% will be honorable, their deals could be flurisy. ) TAL'RI'S iApc 20-May The dire to overindulge in SAGITTARIUS i Nov. 23-D some manner may rear its ugly headtoday.Keep moderation in 21 Don't volunteer advice imnd or you could regret it today that's unsolicited or i ct 2! Arab ct,efta 5 35 5 I.e 1;encç 5 Cotp'tnce SD.a%s 30 S o ca'.as ab } 31 (tat) " 'cr 1t 35 --er COurSI mss,b 32 3es.jte 9 E'treat - — ' - oh thi co.'. •O ' - - I A. , trtal 27 29 I!CI, IG*') 33 C0dOS4t re ( "° u BERNICE BEDE 0501. I - A - -. -La 62 22 G& 'titer 63 "i a-. 23 5OE *f!Ibef DOWN 24 Tzo BEETLE BAILEY do WL L FAi •iF •. • A'.',A woo, I !_\i iiIsi kW Cot ,. 59 Attract 1! tic r't$ C' 20 "dS bc 21. - A O I A 'S Ii 1 C A I ICF S 50ni', 13 Ed-blit 0 ,•9 I-!..hJ s JI ..;iut (abct 9 T-, - - HOROSCOPE sUI SE'S L.(E •"..i S it 42 Pad a, ACROSS Ch ic Ycung by Ati 61 M Li AR C HI E bi Bob Montana _______ I " - S : _z -:- 3Y-:2•-. ..- — '. ., B..Sv .Cw 7 ' r'- ZC. CCA'.E,. . '.1 YA Cr r I i WIN Sa L ID E 4 BR FR Cr — 00 21 NOT NTER 54 \ORTH * A K Q 375 DO NOT 13 vJ74 A4 L In LEK & MEEK M Et*PL. RELLAi10 tCuse THAT, AT 1H IS Hi Sh EAST ID) by Howie Schneider & 43 9 343 6K 9652 )1"flI 6' V 10 33 K Q . 10 8 7 5 HOUR At .1 A '3 East-West vulnerable E. Of N $1 si North East Pan A Pass rass N T Pass Pass 7 • Pass CIQ G4 St $4 Ci Jo Cl G Bs OS',', .li) and J ',StI' J \( Ulfl T South i 4• So Pass PLU Opening !e-)d BUGS BUNI4Y by Stoftel & Heimdohl S'ILVESTERS S'POSED T I COT A FEELN' HE$ \N THAT TA\M1SN, e*JT kE WAT .LED IN AN '-------::---- -LUR.' u&5Y5 SNACK MUCK. POSITIVE! -- , A0 Oak $It\ 3) • PRISCILLA'S POP YOU &) TO J I JUST r... )( HAD TO i GARAGE BUY SALES!,)50METHING,, ANY [ 4& J four spades, the seven of clubs, a low heart alter carefully jettisoning the jack of that suit and a diamond, West will be holding four spades, the king of hearts. and queen of clubs. Now the last diamond is led. West must throw the queen of clubs. Dummy's little spade will have done its work and can be discarded Now South cashes dummy's ace, king and queen of spades On the last of those three leads East will be forced to throw his last dub which will establish dummy's seven spot, or unguard his queen of hearts to give declarer two heart trick,, since th e ace will now drop both the queen and king. A nice problem indeed and one can't really blame the tthc.fu,,zutwor- ing it Here is ano ther hand from a _____________ World's championship match -, ' It is a problem hand Can you reader's make seven A New York reader w.inisto diamonds against aclublead know how good a player the with the advantage of seeing late Merwyn D (Jimmy ) all the cards in front of you, Maier was. The Italian declarer did not We don't really know, He (iridtheplayatthetable,but was only 33inl942 when he it was there. died and was already regardAll Sou th has to do is to run ed as one of the five or six best off all his diamonds. After six in the world If he had lived he diamonds have been played, might well have been the dummy should be left holding greatest of th em all, by Al Vermeer ANC) WE GOT (ThIs WAS ThECNLY - THERE LATE.' -Y' THING LEFT.' -•• .4. . _\f'. - '-i" ARIES 'March 21-April 19) Selfishness is not a natural You're practical and efficient in characteristic of yours. things affecting your work or SCORPIO )(kt. 24-Nov. fl n career today, but you let your group activities today don 't trj • i guard down too much with joint to dominate the center of the ventures, stage. Ycu'll have more fun as a supporting player. LIIL.S i April 20-May 20) You'll get along well with r SA GITT A RIU'SNov. 23-Dec. everyone today with the cx21) Goals can be reached today ceion of close assoc iates you rely upon your abilities careful in one-to-one if rather than on Lady Luck. She's re1ationshi . apt to treat you gingerly. GEMINI iMay 21-June 20t CAPRICORN (Dec. tDec. -Jan1) You're li kely to experience only have a plan you want partial success today in 19) If you to sell others on today, don't something vitally important. be to Paint too rosy a picture. Stick to Your impulsiveness will the cold, hard facts. hiame HODGE PODGE today, but you'll be disapYOU raonkdif Seek too much. Be realistic in your expectations. hy RAk Tknwpt —,-- ZcM.Y 1I4 -T - 'OV'RE RIGHT, \'-- 1 - .•.¶IdRE' NO'HlP4G LiICE j It 22~ SIDE GNCES by GII I J— _ _ s MORNI NG IAFS, V116VE A FAMINE, Al'JP I'M 451'(!N& F VF9Y0,1qE - W 5 .'- - 9 F"" e It 11 . UJ w 0 I r I- ., * 'V U ' 08h , .. . i- V W w 5 8h UJ P w9i: - ' c JP'7"c - C4 Ii) ruuc, FO v ... (I! I - 2 " < N LL 1" 0 w Cl) / r zwS N I O ° h Z E a: Q < .0 Z 50 -- U) p cii 0 (.2 CU 8 -r ci, Li cz ;! 03 ' .9 uJ Cl) - CM CU 0 <c CU Cr .E 41 .1iLUU) 5, 1 4 cc o w < L. Cl) I Parasol Parody Parrot ' Participle .. cc >- > -a iç 0 Q, cli cr crX8cra. Wa CI'° '4' to 9 Q(ii(j OQP•C - < cr w Ii 0 - -i--4Pw )-- cr - C1 A 0 R P EL GE o - " Cn ui 'VjQ a4z ).cr jØ ' t= U z a) by Garry Trudeau 1' h D 0 V Ni-03 ". 0 , LL N N r- c U) -0 4P .1 - < ,,u0) Z 0. fl fl , e4l >1 i~ po 3u' L IS ThE NAM cr0 LU re = X- Cl)j i > ilIJi J ev * 8>-' Ca, 'C 1, uJ 1Cli OO 0 Cr 0 N p 1f18 "This place is my answer to the health food crowd. Have some sracky-snapsr" n >1 )- 1- z - Cl) .Ci' Z. 1- iH -I i HELPJY V1 C-, r' ' 4 1 . — 3 " 0 L1ll , CU >- -• I ' __________ -f- Y; -. [ In 01 FiI w il t - b! fr r ' Ln 'D I. LL - 8'- ). 'I 4) DOONESBURY 0 ' < Fox z . LU by T. K. Ryan 'IN CASE 'MO NEI46 HASN'T REhCHEP THOSE 5Hj.,-L, TO PITCH IN AND' rd WAKE You Panda Panhandle Panorama Parade Monday ????? -0 i ti / I{OP Ln I It E < Hi8 b jI ~ Several important flI'S' friends will enter your life ttus year through very unusua l) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23; Be circumstances. Get to know willing to share with a loved better any persons that impress one, the good things today. you in a chance meeting "PA" u 0 3 Nov. 13, 1971 insuucvons: riioaen WOI'dl below appear forward, back. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it in. , Pagoda Palace Paleface Pancake .1 C ____ R A D E PART I C L E P A C E R A D UP IN THE 4 TUMBLEWEEDS rJjE ' - u- M.PAUCAKEAPELDNAHNAp J - V Of flaws. IL PAHRD RD ROD VS I LOA E RAON RAROTAREMATRDRS FRANK AND ERNEST '- , ...,h..; ' x Arhice frir" Lkn't let your temper spoil hat should be a pleasant day. Viewlifephilosophicfijly. Look for humor in situations, rT DE R V A V E H A D P J F B P AR C PARS ON • CANCER iJune 214ul' ) Treat friends generously )' commercial dealings today if A but w4wthel1ne , you want to profit. Poor Do,an n' t give what you'l.1 regret judgm dollar entwill cost your S, later. FISLES u'eo. 2D-March 20'J LFO I July ZI-Aug. 22) You're Think for yourself today. 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D zMC BI ~ S~ rA 1 4cy vi 0I i 00o ku As J. $3 E. of N SI 0I __ LCI 6f LU 0A ug vi 'Op j M'- L M )> —i M TO IOU In ce PC V) ly 1w 10 J V \j (' I IQ I I Jiy I H A ) I I C: -j ~- A I- . 06 Hh LAI& LUIU uj r M __________ — • i • LU ____ cr Lj, 01 __ . rn In Anal Gi AJ6 -A- If q S::, _ —\ IU i I Y;j ~V.' _ _ r• ;0111 r W %v -04 . __ R30 > 0 0 tf 4 ALAM, _,Iw, A A TIM _ 1~ - r.- - _ 16 I ! $ 41J Eu4Iv&? _I I I i I �- - du gmfi , •l 69th Year No 74—Monday, November 15, 1976 dt __ Z wc _ ca do __ 14 Z:_: I > z3f __ 11% rp _J ________ __________ Am bu lance YWT1 Service ________ j rAQ0% IT) tri fol * 71 hil ob tit I z " O 1 "' < sli no no J ' _.- . F — Z N ( . \ 'J ,- I r-.------ ç' BY ED l'ItR KI Ti lkrd staff Writer -- / • I > -\, d I \ t T: _ .. CID ta '. ____________________ I____________ ,, . - Q '.-.-. '_( - '.. __________ I __________________________ - -.-i _______ r- '. • 7q P7 TIM of lkrndon Ambulance Strict of Orlando, holder of the cxclu t '1 - -- i .. rnent'scall for anoutside audit iJ of Herndon books. The audit would try and determine the exact revenue picture for (TIP County officials need to know what revenue is anticipated before deciding to continue the $20,000-a-year subsidy paid Herndon. Aida claims the service can be provided without the $20,000. A Herndon spok esman is inornings:idhewelcornesthe audit pays for it. 'N to - . XTJ -A <_ ril I '' , — 7 -2; Tt N. %3 Ito t nit year's lwit contract I think the count', would be to Herndon or to a new (innwell-served to go ahead and contract for ambulance seeking the contract, Aida Am hire an outside auditor Count) government's Office services in Seminole Count) bulance Senices Inc OMAL s Dave Hota said this of Management Analysis and 0MM the count) s watch Both firn are scheduled to morning Hotary, the financial Evaluation OMAE) is recoin - dog agency, asks that the audit appear at a 7 p.m. public analyst who prepared the mending an audit of the boots be completed before awarding hearing on Tuesday. special OMAE report, _________________________________________ estimated the audit could cost as inuch as $5,000 to V3,000. Public Safety Diredor Gary Kaiserconcurred with OMAE's , f nd ings and backed the departepart. _ — -- Au t, w 4r Y,- - Faces Coun Pit > . :. 2: II. ru ____ 'I 7 14$ / c ... .... r ', I T ________________________________I ii '. C A-, Aaklit', I r ____ I is — Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents s N ~ I,. C1 4- jrn Sill AJ El -.-- .- - -- / .• ,' , 'We're very confident going to find an), pro b le m , " said Herndon q\ 21 71 M 84 11 __ 1-11% Ll X~Z Ili SIMON! -I they are going to pay for it, I'd ugh it — it would be kAood experience." The OMAE report also says some of Herndon's facts are "mislea(hng in that charges are listed at SM and M. Yet if you were to phone Herndon, You would be quoted $35 and $40 and be informed that as long as the bill is aid within 10 days they will reduce the charge by Bersch agreed. "Yes, our charge is as indicated." He said the majority of cal are.paid within the grace period. Aida President- Bernard Fidelo in a Sept. 9 application offered to provide ambulance 71 4V PIN & rm N AJ ' E of ____ 1111 G (M .—:=~ ~.:- ~ 78 r7 - I L gr EL E3 It Im M~1111 1 171 ri U 0--w lob C. 0 - ((' , ; L 31 , - - - \ \ 2"31 1 W 23 0 lc ~ N E' =r 1 C= too 8-0 - I - . . Comics 'I .-- Crosswor d Er O R. Editorial co Dear Abby 1 fi1 rM / ___ 6-11 4-A D r. Lamb B Horosco pe '-B Ilospitol Obituaries Strt Televssion Weather I-B Women Calendar . B Around The Clock Bridge - M C_ Photo by Rick With) All Is status quo for Seminole High In the weekly prep poll, which means the Seminoles remained No. 4 this week: meanwhile I'op Warner League kiddie football action is at the critical \ \\ m ri g Today t I I ( Herald But, Kaiser said today, "At this pliint it looks like my recommendation will tc don." Kaiser, who has been working fut months on the matter stressed that his reconiation will remain "open" until after idelo has had his mend say at Tuesday's public heiring Herndon officials claim the firm cannot operate without the II 2-B 2-B 7- A stage for determining 2-B Disney and Rotary Bowl participants. I)ells Page 1-11 6- A. 4-B r0000 ccan•t do it now," said See COUNTY, Page 3A I •. — Vic Arnett, chairman of the Olympics, gives a Virginia Longwell helps men's Olympics champion congratulators kiss to Mrs. Edith Harrison, ,omen's champ. Thomas Hop ki ns adjust the medals that gave him the title 0 Rod, Mallet Lieft Pair To Crowns 01y 1 0C AW By CL BRIE Mrs. Harrison's closest pursuer for the overall crown was Sara n& of Da ytona Beach Shores who had a total of 10 points, all coming in the tennis competition. Anna Herbst was third with six. The Second Annual Golden Age Olympics is now a part of Harold Herb, the defending men's chamon, ran irto dill Sanford's history and there have been two new names added to opposition in (be (rack and fie,sventh ;ad tU bck in the list of champws. thnk tn f -.h red cr i11et • th.ck w into Saturday's final event of the week-long competition, Johnson, the Wyear-old retired U.S. Army major who worked Emil nil Johnson of Edgewater and Sanford 's Dr. John Morgan were in ocbemical rear for Uncle S had a total gold deadlocked for the individual lead with 36 points apiece, based on - Is, three silver and one bronze while Dr. Morgan, a nve points for each gold medal. three for silver and two for gynecologist, had a total of 10 medals in his grasp, including four bronze. void. four silver and two brome. Sitting back in third plaLr witli 31 points was Thomas Hopkins Strangely enough, Hopkins won the first event of the week-long 65-year-old Sanford resident who suffered such a severe heart competition but had to wait until e very na event to capture attack Just nine months ago that he had to gibe up his job as a the big trophy. truck driver. Herald Staff Writer - five The final event on the schedule was angling, or plug-casting, at ive esignat targets roin distanceso(40-M feet away from the competitors. Apparently, Hopkins has been doing some practice fishing since his heart attack, as he walked off with the gold medal in the angling and that gave him 37 points and the individual championship of the Olympics. Edith Harrison used a croquet mallet to lock up the women's title as she won the event, her third gold medal of the week. Alt -told, Hopns walked off with seven gold and one bronze medal while Mrs. Harrison, a spry 74-year-old Sanfordite, added one bronze medal to her three golds. tie started off by taking the eight-ball billiards gold medal then picked up more hardware along the line in rotation billiards, the shot put, football throw, discus, softball throw iind ar4aW. His was for a rdlace finish in cmquet Johnson won gold medals in ping-pong ihe was de~ men'ssinestenni theu dash the 440-yard dash and the yard dash. or' Morgan swept his four gold medals in the softball threw, the 22varddash thedLscusandthefootballthrow Hewasoneofthe y oungest enties just barely making it over the 55-year-old champ inth ebletennisplay) ___ Page 2-A See ___ to Ill. -Wr Ly cr Fr 0 Cr 2. c 8- C- 5- 0 4) ing > Rae ___ __ _ L IM Coming iv M 7Q Bit CA 5"A -0 Pr a 7 ro Cr - 41 -; Down — Pr — 0Q > =r 0 es 0 M V I ____ ,19 ' " C, f_111 8 §..6 L 0 E -- — 0 0 ." S ' z g 8m 0 .. <5 D S Z o CL _.-1 : ________ Cfl > I —m I I - m - rn ______ cn tit . — -. - - ______ '' - . . ____ , _________________________ B 0 2 .— - - . ;. z to In -5 - 1 _ - F ' ' 0 2. ci . .. -- — - • Ii -,, . • ____ 21h - 4 .. . 3 :3 .1 to . > _< m 2 2 a J — - B OQ En 2 0 E b 9 -. S •" .' - . ____ ____ j . . ( 1 -- I C Cfl I - . - - . . _________ C= + > rnW 2 Oi 0. ri . • . (H.r.'d DEMOLITIONIST JOHN HIOUNT AT HIS... '' "This building. has some pretty good old wood, old brick and Wk," Blount said. Currently, he pointed out, used brick brings better price than new brick. -/ - , - . - c All 17- .1• ________ Oki - — ______.' , • - - '' - .'-- because it can be salvaged easier in that way. = CL B DONNA IleraldStaff Writer The building that carried the addresses, 301, 303, 305 and 307 So. Sanford Ave., condemned by the City of Sanford in February 1975 because of its dilapidated and unsafe condition. is being demolished i bit at a time. John Blount who demolished adjacent sections 09 and 311 a year ago, is contracting the job. lie and his two-man crew are carefully dismantling the building that homed six stores at one time to salvage as much of the old wood, blocks and old brick as possible. Deadline fur completion of the eniuLitionLsI.1,l9, and Blount says he will meet the deadline. "I took the job pretty cheap so I have to salvage as much as possible to pay the difference," said Blount, who demolishes three or four buildings a year in addition to at least one salvage operation. . ,, [mnolitionis not E1lount'sinajor operation. "I sell fill rt,haul .tphalt and ta little land clearmgoccasionally, he said. Itook down the other two buildings a year ago. That didn't take too long he said adding he brought in a front end Loader. knockedthe building down and hauleditaway. Dinolition work dangerous oaly if you don't watch what you are doing," Blount said, noting the work reqinres a bit of common sense knowledge of how things are put together and some skill a nd understanding of carpentry a.d masonry. "Mainly you niustbewU1mgto learn. All btnithngsare different in some respects and the same in others. You must take your tune -ikhen salvaging one. work a little bit and think a little bit." he PAowfl says he anticipates pulling the (runt wall into the floor but hasn't yet made up his nihad whether to pull the other walls in o the floor. '*I'm thinking of pulling all the walls into the floor - I Bit y - :- . S. Er By --j. -' ---------------------- .—*--- ..---- -=--.-------- ------ - -..--., ---------. --S -.-- — ---.- .--------- - - ,-,- -----.-----'-- - .., -' - - - - -- - - - -. - - - -- 1"itrow Photo by two" gifts) DESTRU CT IVE BEST INSIDE 301 SANFORD AVE. � 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 14, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 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/b42ded7f196de1cc1f9e9f933a580063.pdf b3032e06b53d9930200ac63c8ba0f58d PDF Text Text BB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. ii, 1976 veningendd 69th Year, No. 72—Friday, November 12, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 77 ('1 . I Citrus men Wa # r y r L UT No ib HOMECOMING llII. Braz * 11 ' C p i jr: Honda the state that tags itself as the orangi. juice the world, may be moving over as cheap Brazilian labor pushes that South American country quickj> to the leadership position on J4U the world market. The Florida citrus ind%Lstry is alarmed that its world leadership IIII, - -— r role in production, proces;ing and sales of oranges is rapidly being overtaken by Brazil, according to officials interviewed c at a meeting in Lakeland this week. Citr s Mutual, representing 16,000 growers, is the industry's fl) mak in g L, A Florida contingent of growers and Citrus Mutual board members recently visited Brazil and reported that the country has 114 million orange trees planted. Florida has less than half of that, around 51 million trees. "There is no way that quality Florida orange jui ce can cornpet with Brazilian juice, which Is adi't-'v nfrc in quality," adds Wilson McGee, general manager of the Orlando-based United Growers and Ship pe rs Assoc Inc. The South American co un try — relying on a freeze-proof environment, cheap labor and heavy government subsidies — already is exporting more than three times as much concentrated juice as the Sunshine state. S U Calling wages In Brazil "nothin g more than slave la bor," McGee said eight or 10 years ago he warned Florida growers of the pending threat from Brazil "It's hopeless to try and compete in foreign co un tries," lie said Another key McGee complaint is the importation of Brazilian Juice Into this country. "As of Sept. 25," he said, "more than 25 million gallons" have found their way into the American economy. It's done, he says, "under the phony excuse that we have to Import it for color." . W ' • 4 concentrate overseas in 1974, Florida is exporting only about 12 9 to million gallons this year. But Florida officials are not concerned with comparative figures. Sheer volume and expansion tell the story for the future. they believe. tar By "cracking" cigarette smoke down into Up to 60% more tar. separate ingredients, researchers at Philip If you smoke, you'll be interested. Morris discovered very special Tests Verify Taste "key" flavor units that deliver 9 mg. tar MIT v as taste taste way out of proportion tested ag.-4nst current leading to tar. low tar cigarettes ranging from I The discovery is called I I mg to 15 mg. tar. 1ffi r 1 MER 'Enriched Flavor. Thousan s or smokers were Filte The cigarette packed with tested. The maiority reported 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco is that even if the cigarette tested MERIT At 9 mg., one of the had up to 60' ~0 more tar than lowest tar'levels in smoking MERIT MERIT delivered as LOW* today. much — or more — taste. Yet, MERIT actually packs You ye been smoking low tar, —w the taste of cigarettes having j good taste" claims long enough. more tar. Mc. Now smoke the cigarette. Most of Brazil's trees are still young, however, producing an estimated average of two boxes per year, while Flori da harvesters get from S to 10 boxes per year off each tree from the industry's well-established acreage. Only about half of Brazil's production goes Into concentrated juice, officials here say. Because of inadequate freezing capacity and refrigeration, much of that goes directly overseas. The remainder is consumed fresh or goes into orange-juice drinks and ot her products, On the other hand, more than 90 percent of Florida's production goes into processed products. The 1975-76 production was more than 187 million gallons of concentrate, according to Mutual spokesman Mike Zotti. Added to that were almost 58 million gallons available in reserve and from other sources, making almost 245 million gallons availfible for sale during this production )ear. However, while Brazil sold an estimated 38 million gallons of gs n C! . : ., ____ y' - :n I -- 4 . - , fi' 1L4' ,, . .- . ,. . •- OPhapMori.znc.i9... . "•'' - •'- 9mg"tar, O7rn nicotine av Per cigarne by FTC Method. Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . - MERITand MERIT MENTHOL them a berth in the state Class AAAA football playoffs. The hloIii*'cuiiiing Queen and her court w il l be crowned at halftime. I''I.1 5. - "U....-. SHA Assures Today Tenants . Bridge 4-A 6-B Calendar S-A Church'sews...........3-B • Electric Comics II - .. 6-B 4 More Four new candidates, including the two . 0 in Race By DONNA ESTES Editorial 4-A Dear Abby Herald Staff writer I-Is Tenants of Bedding Gardens were assured Th ursday night that Dr. Lamb 6-u the Sanford housing Authority has no intention of making their Horoscope s-u lives more di fficult by implementing a mandate from the Housing and Urban Development Authority requiring them to pay their Hospital .........S-A own electricity bills in addition to rent. Obituaries 8-A SIIA Chairman Edward L Blacksheare said he hoped the new Spo rts 6-l.A administration in Washington will be "more sensitive to the 'T1t'tsion . •B needs" of people living in public housing. The mandate, social worker Linda W illiams reported to Weather 8-A tenants at the Housing Authority meeting, would have rentals Women 1.11 reduced by $10 monthly while requiring the tenants to pay their own power bills which she indicated averages *31,94 monthly. She said [IUD officials believe this will force tenants to conA serve energy. Miss Williams said bills of this size indicate t ha t " " tenants are being extravagant with power consumption. The ('asselberry Utilities Blackshcare said, however, the ,,resent administration is "very Department on Oct. tied tight and inconsiderate with housing" and letters "coming to us in with the Des oo,000 from the government talk of austerity and cut, cut, cut." South Water Plant to sere tention to run for three seats on the Casselberry City Co un cil in the Dec. 7 dcction. Councilmen Charles Sizer and Sal Orlando, Charles Glascock, who resigned only last month, and Gerald Uaskell, a newcomer to city politics, filed documents with Acting Cits' Clerk Linda Thomas even though a court hearing Nov. 26 may order their names removed from the ballot. 'h city council, co advIce frorzi '1t)' Attorney Kenneth McIntosh, ordered the qualifying period reopened Tuesday to permit Sizer, who had not been allowed to run for reelection, to qualify. He said if the q ua lifying period was reopened anyone could qualify. Sizer had been disqualified from running, in accordance with the charter which required candidates to be property owners. Sizer had sold his home and moved into an apartment. "This board has no intention of carrying out reconinienclatiows that affe(t living in the apartments here," he said, adding that the Authority has taken some austerity measures such as eliminating three staff maintenance positions when they becarne vacant, thus withdrew from the race. Others who qualified during an earli er pe riod were: Bill Brady, Norman Kessinger, Carl Robertson, Frank Schutte, David Smothers, Donald Willson and Frank Lucadamo. The ori ginal qualifyin g period closed Oct. 22. A lawsuit seeking a declaratory judgment from Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler disqualifying the four was filed Th ursday morning before Or lando, Glascock and Haskell had filed the necessary papers. ThpLaintiffs in the suit are Wills9i, Who is clau;Thg his coristifutionai rhts are oeing Violated by the new people being allowed to qualify, and Councilman Nathan Van Meter and Max Algase, both of whom describe themselves as taxpayers of the city. Mcintosh said the court is being asked in the lawsuit to declare the qualifications of the new candidatts either valid or invalid. "This affords the court the opportunity to declare some valid, some invalid, all valid or all in. customers In southeast Seminole. Then the trouble began. Water coming from one of the 500-It. deep wells McIntosh later discovered a federal appellate court decision striking down property owner requirements for candidates. The court decision upheld residency require- saving $30,000 a year for use elsewhere, had a yellow tint to it. it inents. valid,- McIntosh said, adding this is a unique situation. "We are trying to get it over with as quickly as possible," he said. The attorney said the trial in the case. Miss Williams' remarks were part of a report into an investigation she had conducted on the possibility of the Authority still does. Learn Ahat city officials are doing to solve the problem in the Sunday Iferald. When candidates were required to file affidavits swearing they had been residents of the city for 12 months, Michael Pinter. proprietor of Club Juana, and Robert Clark, Crossword WOES See TENANTS, Page &A incumbents, fil ed qualifying papers by the 5 p.m. deadline Thursday indicating th eir in- scheduled for the day after Thanksgiving, is __________ T~rV - V\ ____ I 'PEI .4N, WV IH.c.td PIio?o by T.sn g1'lI% Iri'I Wetiji Qual'l'fying tnds; sdThe Clock ._ rwrt,w,7ir_e_Ij ,raid Photo by Rick _ d - Seminole High School, dressed in traditional Indian garb as part of tonight's Homecoming festivities in Sanford. The undefeated Seminoles take on Daytona Beach 'eabreeie and a win by the locals will assure . —(__ - Duane Fall (left) and Debbie Freeman, seniors at - I ' today. The goal of Brazil is world production leadership, and it can be expected to increase its orange prod uction by 6 to 7 per cent annually for the next 10 to 12 years," the board of (lirectors of Florida Citrus Mutual was told by Executive Assistant Earl Wells Ce R!!Tt Vincent) Golden Age Olympians Flip Their Lids e The great pancake race Is on! Above, Polly the race. At right, the Rev. King, after taking Stevens, 5$, Charlie lloffon, 70, and the Re% a spill on the racetrack Is administered fust Leo King 5$, flip-flop their %%Y to the finishaid b Mae Pa*lsou The (olden .% ge HAle as Jim Jernigan, director of the Sanford Olympics concludes Saturday. (More Golden Recreation Department, looks on. Hoffon won Age Olympics on Page 3-A.) . - :- ;j - expected to continue as long as necessary to get all testimony before the court. See CASSELBERRY, Page S-A �,'2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 12,197A ---------------- NA11ON IN BRIEF Jailed Letter V Gets Court Lecture By BOB LLOYD lleraldStatf Writer Pardons Board Likely To Granf Death Wish SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Utah Board of Pardons may have little choice when it meets next Wednesday but to grant killer Gary Mark Gilmore's request to die before a firing squad, the board chairman has indicated. 'If a person comes there and says he doesn't want it (clemency) and no reason is presented to us for it, what can we do?" said George Latimer, chairman of the threemember board to which Gov. Calvin L. Rampton sent the case Thursday after staying an execution scheduled for Monday. — Reagan Opposes Envoy Idea LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Ronald Reagan disagrees with a suggestion that Secretary of State Henry Kissinger should act as a special Middle East envoy in the Carter administration. The proposal was made Wednesday in Jerusalem by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-N.Y. Ribicoff said Kissinger's good relations with Arab nations and his continuing efforts for peace in the mid-East prompted the suggestion. Reagan, who had opposed Kissinger's policies in his unsuccessful drive for the Republican presidential nomination, told reporters, "Sen. Ribicoff has more cnnfidenl'e in Dr. Kissinger than I do." — Resignation Rumors Denied DES MOINES, Iowa tAP) — Mary Louise Smith says, "It is not true that I'm about to resign" as Republican National Committee Chairman in the wake of the GOP loss of the White House. fl is true that I'm considering both possibilities," she added. Mrs. Smith said Thursday she's received no pressure to resign from committee members or from President Ford, with whom she spoke just before he left Washington for a Palm Springs, Calif., vacation. "If I do decide to resign, it will be strictly for personal reasons," said Mrs. Smith, the first woman ever to hold the jot. ,: ' Harris .Moved To Await Trial OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Symbionese Liberation Army member Emily Harris has been moved into what were once men's-only quarters in the Alameda County jail to await trial in the kidnpng of Patricia Hcazt. Deputies said Thursday that Mrs. Harris is the first woman to be housed in a cell atop the courthouse here. She was moved from the city jail to facilitate conferences with William Harris, her husband and co-defendant. The Harrises are charged in a 13-count grand jury indictment with the Feb. 4, 1974 abduction of Miss Hearst from a Berkeley apartment. — Sinking Victims Hanging On SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Crewmen from a sunken lumber ship clung to logs from their vessel's scattered cargo in the Pacific Ocean today as rescuers struggled to reach them in "'he ' weather ef the year." The pilot of a Coast Guard plane hovering above the scene 1,400 miles northwest of Honolulu said he could count fewer than half the 33 crew members of the sunken Carnelian-1 in the 20, foot seas. Two men were safe aboard the Panamanian-registered ship Hunter, itself in trouble with cargo shifting in its hold. Four other merchant ships were headed for the scene. — .' rt Dentist Must Give Free Care PROSSER, Wash. (AP) A dentist whose drunken driving caused the deaths of two persons has been sentenced to spend one day a week for a year providing free dental care to the elderly. "There is no way we can bring back these lives, but perhaps we can put your talents to use and get some goodness out of this tragedy," said Benton County Superior Cowl Judge Al Yencopal in announcing the unusual sentence for Dr. Edgar Mays. Yencopal said Mays, who pleaded guilty to negligent homicide, could have been sentenced to 10 years in prison. — Ewning Herald Friday, Nov,mb,r 12, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 72 PubJslJSt,d Daily and Svfl4, except Satur d ay and Christmas Day or The Sanford Harald, lac., 300 N French Ave.. Saitfesø, Fla. 12771 Second Class Pefa;e Paid a, Si.ifsd. Florida 32771. ItQ,flr Dchiav. 66 cer'ts. %tca',lh. 53 10, 6 M.o.ntn. $11 10 r67660 By Mit t InFIoqidasjme ,stpmea,l,y,qy All ott.er rit 53 7i b M.n'r%. $16 20 13 Montr.s. 133 IQ. A former central Florida man who kept writing a Seminolel3revard circuit judge cornplaining that a violation probation detainer placed him while he is serving Maryland prison sentence was an injustice found out Thursday Just how swift justice can be. John George Grove, 29, was returned to Sanford by sheriff's deputies at 6 a.m. and by 3:30 P.111. Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr., had sentenced Grove to 112 years in prison plus 3i years probation. The sentence was meted alter Grove pleaded guilty to violation of probation in a 1972 auto tht'ft rac.' nd during Legal Notice Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Legal Notice — -. Tennis Prowess Pays Dividends INVITATION TO PlO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice Is hereby given that 14 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE City of Casselberry of Seminole PROBATE DIVISION County, Florida, will receive sealed File Number 16.341CP COUNTY. FLORIDA. Division CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-1691.CA.O bids up to 3:00 P.M., Tuesday, In Re: Estate of CHASE & COMPANY, a Florida NOvember 16. 1976. in Cas5elberry City Hall at 96 Lake Triplet Drive, HOWARD C. GRIFFITH, corporation, Plaintiff, for Water and Sewer Distribution Deceased Materials and Pipe NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION vs Specification may be obtained TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CAMPISI ROOFING COMPANY, a CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST It a CAMP0RD ROOFING & from the City Manager, Casselberry THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CONSTRUCTION, INC. a cor. City H111 The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or .,:r OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED poralion, '~ Inspection Sticker Ring h Smashed; 160 Arrested MIAMI (AP) Police have picked up the ring leader of a gang that produced counterfeit Florida car inspection stickers after arresting 160 of his customers over a sixmonth period, officers say. .James T. Getty, 28, of Miami, was being held on $53,00o bond, police said Thursday. Detectives seized 44 counterfeit inspection stickers, three counterfeit Bahamian drivers' licenses and other counterfeit paraphenalia when Getty was arrested late Wednesday, officers said. — Wage Demands Must Wait .4 11:00 A.M. On the 1 day of November 17th, 1976. . November A.D. 1976, offer for sale Miriam Baum Cohen and tell to the highest bidder, for Ai Personal Represents. Cash. subject to any and all existing live of the Estate of leins, at the Front (West) Door of Harry 'm the Seminole County Courthouse in Deceawd Sanford. Florida, the above ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL described personal property. REPRESENTATIVE . That said sate is beir,g mid, to DAVID KEMP satisfy the terms of said Writs of Andrew's, Smathers, Execution. Teppier 1 Temp. P.A JohnE. Pt'li, Suite 102.101 N. Manolla Avenue Sheriff Orlando, Florida 32103 Seminole nty, Telephone: $190310 Florida Publish' Nov 17, is, 1916 Pi.jbl.Sh Oct 72, 77 Nov5. 17. 117 DEF 6) tJLL ii Post Office Box 727, Sanford. Florida 32711. and lIe the original with the Clerk of the above Court on or before November 79th, 1976 oherwtse, a Judgment 'may be entered against you '-' the relief demanded in the Com, 'nt WITNE$Smyhamd and the this Court on this 30th day of Oct toner, 1976 Seal) H. Beclswitls, Jr Clerk of III,, Circuit (rt By. Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk 1' •til.P,. Oct si, ,, I.,,' Ii, - handicap, good for a total of (;" &.,) - , eight points. ' . k In this morning's only / scheduled event, Charlie Sanford, 63, DeLand, won the bicycle (lash, covering the .6 mile distance in the good time . . ) of one minute, 25 and eight£ Olympics. \., 1. '-çz. tenth.s seconds. Johnson, who spent 30 years sb' By capturing the gold medal, .9 in the U.S. Armed Forces, won CZtLld now Sanford has a total of seven the men's singles title at E mma Spencer's Sanford courts by many 'youngsters' waiting in points towards the individua l . . it handily defeating Al McCabe of the wings for a crack at the championship. Merle Parker, who won the Orange City and then came overall crown. cross-country portion of the back to team up with Robert There are no less than 11 bicycle racing earlier in the . . . Sands of New Smyrna Beach to events in the track and field week, took the silver medal in take third place, and a bronze competition, and each one has a the (lash with only one X. medal, in the men's doubles, gold, silver and bronze . medal separating him from Sanford's . With a gold medal in tennis, awaiting the top three finishers, first place Finish. Parker now . .4,.,..-r" another in ping-pong, a silver in Thus, one stalwart could has '. ., eight points. cross-country bicycle racing capture enough second and % Defending individual champ . and a bronze in the men's third place medals to iferbat was third in the time of doubles, Johnson went Into shadow Johnson's efforts if overhe 1:55.2, good for a bronze medal, . toda y's competition with a total should enter a a 0, majority of the his first in this year's cornOf 15 points, based on five for a events and Johnson not do -. . ., too petition. .. gold, three for a silver and two well in the three he has entered. Winning tennis champlonsnlp . . .. -for a bronze. Sa ra Corner, a resident of is nothing ness to the 69-year-old ..His nearest competitor is Daytona Beach Shores, has Johnson a retired major from . . . Thomas Hopkins of Sanford, moved front and center in her the U.S. Army, as he was the . I . who garnered 10 points WIth quest for the overall women's national champion for men 60. e. -. . gold medals in both the eight- title as she was the gold ball billiards and in rotation medalist in the women's tennis years-old and up back in 1968 'I"t . . . '111(1 has competed in many U.S . ,. , billiards, singles teamed with a Lawn Tennis Association However, neither Johnson mystery and 11 man named Watson tournaments. 4 % -_ N0, , , r nor Hopkins may be in con who failed to list his first '11 early leaders in the tention for the over al l cham. name, age or hometown to •. . bowling competition saw their pionship in an effort to wrest take top honors in the mixed , 11 . scori's d windle right off the . .. the title from defending doubles play, good for a total of -. * board in Thursday's shift as . . . champion Harold 1.• V,h?r l0t US = ________ ut eM pursurer is Kathy 14 in some inarks that eased all ,, . events take over the spotlight. Mather, a 56-year-old from ,.&., 41L previous leaders right out of the Johnsonisenteredinthemile OrangeCity,whotookthesilver ('h'irlk' S anford of I)eLand is congratulat ed by Sanford Parks and Recreation meda l chase. run, the 400-yard dash and the medal in golf and was the best "in foflowin" his win in this morning's bicycle dash race. Julia Bartos, a 68-year-old Dir. ttor Firn .Jerrnn i gan disc us throw, but there are of the bunch in women's kegler lroiii Altamonte Springs, Sanford bested Merle Par ker t a a nd Harold Herbst in the time of 1:25.8 to take the At * rolled a scratch 453 and corn- gold medal. hincd with handicap. based tennis competitors Thursday and his prowess on the courts moved him Into first place in the overall standings of the Second Annual Golden Age i • .- 4%N1111iii" ' ' . - - - ' . - . . ' , . , , -,,,,,,, . , -' —' ' . - . ' ' .' - ,. __ '. - - • .. ' — - - - ' , .. ,' - ,•, -- .. , ' Ruling May Delay Executions 7 - ' _ - -, F I III 00 per UCIIL 01 UU, e1101'U up James Whisenand says. Whisenand said Thursday that the appeals made possible by the ruling could take 12 months to two years to be finally resolved. . Nursing Courses To Change GAINESVILLE AP The era of specialization that made the family doctor scarce has done much the same to nursing. But the University of Florida's College of — Nursing is moving to reverse the trend. On a $66,695 grant from a foundation, it will k BILLIARDS (Eight Ball) I — Thornat Hopkins, 46, Sanford 2 Frank Greco, 71, D.ltna Robert Steele, $7, Sanford CHECKERS I C Madden 74, Sanford 2 Robert Steele, $7, Sanford 3.John Ulmer, 7$, Lake Mary DOMINOES t-H•rb Smith £7 L'.e t.',ar',' 2.Curtit Finlayson, $4. Sanford 3 Lou'se Ramsey, 45, Lake Mary CROSS-COUNTRY BICYCLING revise its masters degree curriculum to give nursing students it background in family practice Student Journalists Sue MIAMI AP — A group of high school journalists, balking at school dictates about a student newspaper, has filed suit against the so I Merle Parker, SI, Sanford 111:21 51 2. Emil Johnson. 49. Edgewter 1)9.00 ii 3-Charlie Sanford. 43, DeLan (19:11 II CRIBBAGE I John Harrington, 47, Sanford 7 Marcel Thibodeau, U. Sanford 3 P D'Arcy McGee, $0. Sanford PINOCHLE I John Ulmer, 4$, Lake Mary I Helen Westgate 41. Sanford 3 Lucia Weaver, Si. Sanford GOLF (Men I H enry Hayes. 69. Apopka (II) 2Leo King. Si. Sanford sii 3 Louis Lee, 65. Sanford (73) GOLF (Women) I Margaret Kinney, CS, Santora (7)1 2 K athy Mather, 64. Orange City 1741 ). Betty Murren S. Lake Helen (71) BILLIARDS (ROIâlioI l.Thomas Hnpklnt 45, 'antcri 2 Virgil Bagnoli. 45, Sanford 3 Millard Strickland. St, Sanford school principal. Led by editor Mario Rodriguez, the students want to publish South Miami High School's second newspaper, "Cobra Beat," under school auspices but without conditions set by the principal. Jury Weighs Syndicate Case JACKSONVILLE (AP) A federal court jury headed into its second day of deliberations today in the trial of eight men charged with conspiring to operate an organized crime ring in Tampa. U.S. District Judge Terrell Hodges turned the case over to the jury at II am. Thursday. — 1 0, BRIDGE l-Mr s. Anna Oakes, Sanford 2 Mrs. Lillian King, Sanford I Mrs, Ardetia Reittel, Lake Mary PING PONG I Emil Johnson. St, Edgewater 2 Paul Group, 43, Sanford CERAMICS liack Coughlin. 10, Sanford (Glazed lan 2 Betty L'ndm.,er, Lake Mary (Indian pot planter I 3 Elite Ashe, Lake Mary (Set of owiti CRAFTS Edith Harrison. 74, Sanford 2 Ann O'Brien, Sanford 3.Ann Slanish. Sanford DANCE CONTEST I Mr and Mrs Anthony ScilIa, Orlando 2 Mr and Mrs. John lOan., Sanford ) Louis Mucci, DeLand ,Jurors failed to reach a verdict by 7 p.m. and took an overnight recess. Summing up five weeks of testimony, Asst. U.S. Atty. Eades Hogue said the defendants were officers in it crime corporation that dealt in murder, narcotics, counterfeiting and armed robberies, Keller Heads Grant Program * TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Eighteen months ago, O.J. Keller was fired by the Senate from a high-ranking state job. Now, he has been hired for a $31,188-a-year post administering a federal grant aed at aiding juvenile offenders. Keller has been tapped to run "Project Diversion," a program aimed at aiding juveniles in eight counties under a $2.2-million Law Enforcement Assistance Administration 4 -' grant. Doctors Urge Trial Halt (AP) TALLAHASSEE Former Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson, suffering from a heart ailment, should not be put through the ordeal of a second trial on federal tax evasion charges, doctors say. U.S. Atty. Nick Geeker of Pensacola said Thursday that Duke University Hospital doctors recommended in a letter to U.S. District Judge W.B. hand of Mobile, Ala., that legal proceedings against Dickinson be halted. '-- BOWLING (Woman ) - Julie Barbs, ci, Altamonte Springs (453.44) i 2—May Hibbard, 6, Winter Park 1431-594) 3—Rose Patrick, 42, Sanford (Ui. 591) (Men) I — Gordon Spencer, St. Deltorta (5174i$ 2 — Harold E. Gulick, 74, Orlando(Sill-417) 3 R. D'Arcy McGee, $0, Sanford (S11-431) TENNIS (Men's Singles) — Emil Johnson, 49, Edgewater 2 - Al McCabe, It, Orange City 3 — Harwell Motel1, SI, Winter Park (Women's Singles) — Sara Corner, Daytona Beach Shores 2 -Marianna Sands, New Smyrna Beach — Emma Spencer, Sanford (Men's Doubles) I — Moseley 'Joe K rug. it. CasseIberr' Gus Tarry, 64, Mailtand-Garland Thomas, $4, Melbourne — JQfIfl5.Bob Sands, 4$, New Smyrna Beach (Mined Doubles) I -Comer-Wats on 2— Spen.cer.krug PANCAKE RACE 1 — Charles Hoffon, 70, Longwood 2— Pauline Stevens, 6$, Lake Mary 3— Edith Harrison. 14, Sanford 2 '- BICYCLE RACING (Si. I'entM Mile Dash) I — Charlie Sanford, At DIL A nd (I 3$ ii — Merle Parker, is. Sanford (1:26.1) 3 — "areld Herbs t, 4, I.font (1:56.2) sith it 642, good for the gold ita'dal among the gals. May Ilibbard, 69, Winter Park, caine through with a silver medal with a 438-594 v,hmle Rose Patrick, who rolled a 468 scratch, was relegated to the bronze medal status with a handicap score of 591. Gordon Spencer, a 59-year.1111 youngster from Deltona, Set the pace for the men bowlers with a 517-649 series, lie bested a couple of veterans of the lanes as 76-year old Harold Gulick of Orlando rolled a 538-637 and Sanford's 80-year-old H. D'Arcv McGee came through with it 27-635 to take the bronze. hlorseshut's will be the key item at I"iirt Mellon Park at 10 A.M. Saturday while the 'Jiufflers hit the courts at 9:30 a in. at the Shuffleboard Dub. A wheelchair race will be tage,d at the stadium at 9 ant. while angling competition starts at 2 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. All events are open to the public and admission IS fret'. The entire week's activities still be capped Saturday night with an awards ceremony and dance, beginning at 7 o'clock, at the Sanford Civic Center During the awards ceremony, all medal winners will be announced, as will the overall ('tlaIItpion.s in the men's and st uint'ns conipt'tititin. ., ,, -, _ ',.,,..: , - . .-.- . - -, T'LI4AIlASSEE (AP) — Executions in Florida could be delayed up to two years by a state Supreme Court ruling that allows a convicted murderer to petition his trial judge for a reduction in sentence, Deputy Atty. Gen. ,,- - .' ,. ' A.M on Use 4th day of i 11.00 December. A 0. 1916, offer for sale and tell to the highest bidder, for casts, subject to any and all existing At the Front (Westt Door of the Seminole County Courltso,js, in Sanford, Florida. the above I describd personal property. That said sale is being made to Satisfy the terms of said writ of Execution John E Polk Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish Nov. 13, 19, 2$. Dec. 3. $974 DEF txwling with a 489 and 585 with r' '. - Yaxeli, — available next year. ' Legal Notice Emil Johnson, who holds a masters degree in bacteriology from the University of Kentucky, 'bugg ed ' a number of Lead Olympics _ Despite it union push for quick action, the faculty and staff at state universities will have to wait until .January for progress on their latest salary demands, says the chief negotiator for the Board of Regents. Caesar Naples said Thursday that regents will not be able to make a counterproposal until state revenue experts provide December predictions on how much tax money will he TALLAHASSEE (All ) $9,500 Property At 2 Houses 3 Youths Extradited Returned To Seminole Emil Johnson Moves Into - Burglars Get 1972 FLORIDA IN BRIEF conviction for driving with a suspended license. Judge Cowart held up several typewritten letters he said he'd IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED received from Grove cornthat the administration of the estate plaining that he'd been unjust ly of HOWARD C. GRIFFITH. treated by Florida in the deceased, File Number 7634-CP, is placing of the violation of pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate probation detainer in the 1972 Division, the address of which is Defendant. bids Mary W Hawthorne, NOTICE OF ACTION 11 Acting City Manager TO: MR. STEVEN R CAMF'ISI :' CITY OF CASSELBERRY Carnpiii CO Mrs Ellis PubliSh. Nov S. 12, 1976 Fishpot Road DEF - 27 Box 311 Vestaburg, Pennsylvania 15358 auto theft case. Seminole County Courthouse. You are hereby notified that a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE "These are arrogant, mean Sanford. Florida 33771. The personal Complaint for damages has been EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. representative of the estate Is M flied against you and you are CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE letters that show what JUNE GRIFFITH, whose address is required to serve a copy of your COUNTY, FLORIDA. are," Cowart said. "They were 106 Highland Dr.,. Fern Park, written defenses, it any, thereto CIVIL NO. 74I6S2.CA.O9.E written from the safe confines Florida 33730. The name and ad upon PlainliflS Attorney, whose THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING .of a Maryland jail." The court dress of the personal reesen name and address appear below, on FUND SOCIETY , . . . tative'saltorney are set forth below, or before Dec ember 171h, 1976 and Plaintit' . noted that Grove also had . All persons having claims or file the original thereof with the -. written complaints to Florida demands against the estate are Clerk of this Court either before ERNEST TYLER TUCKER, ef ui. required, WITHIN THREE service on Plaintiffs attorneys or et al., . Gov. Reubin Askew. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF immediately thereafter; otherwise Oeter'dants, Grove, divorced, said he has THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF a default will be entered against you AMENDED custody of his eight-year-old THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk for the relief demanded In the NOTICE OF ACTION daughter in Maryland and that of the above court a written Complaint. TO ERNEST TYLER TUCKER statement of any claim or demand WITNESS MY HAND and the seal and CAROLYN S TUCKER, his his lather there has an 1fl they may have. Each claim muSt be of this Court on the 10th day of wife curable disease. He told the in writing and must indicate the November, AD , 1976. RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN, and basis for the claim, the name and fSeat) court that the Florida detainer . last known mailing address being h'' " ; .:rt hearing, in which address of the credito.' or his agent Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Post Office Box 10152, Tattetsassee. had kept him from being put on or Grove outlined a tangle of legal attorney, and the am,punt Clerk of the Circuit Court JUDGE COWART Florida 32302 a Maryland work release claimed. It the claim is not yet due, involvements and the court By Patricia A. Jackson YOU ARE HEREBY notified thai .'arrogant letters' Deputy Clerk program so he could work and the date when it will become due sternly lectured him on lus a complaint to foreclose a mortgage . . stated. If the claim s RiCHARD L. MAMELE encumbering the following real carnal help support his father and 'hall be policeman and attitude and letter writing, contingent or unliguldated, the Hutchison & Morris property . In April 1972 Circuit Judge knowledge of a girl. The police daughter. nature of the uncertainty shall be Post Office Drawer H Lot 7, Block C. NORTH "When she visits me at the Stated. lithe claim is secured, the 230 North Park Avenue Volie Williams Jr., found Grove assault count was dropped ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION 6 security shall be described The Sanford, Florida 32771 of UNIT I as per plat recorded In guilty and placed him on five when he pleaded guilty to the prison she keeps asking claimant shall deliver sufficient Telephone; 205322 1051 Book 17, page 32, Public years probation after a jury sex offense and was sentenced 'Daddy, when will you be able copies of the claim to the clerk to Publish: Nov. 12, 19, 26, 26. Dec. 3.Plat Records of Seminole County, enable the clerk to malt one copy to 1976 convicted him of larceny of an to two years in prison. Grove to come home?' Grove said. Florida. DE F has been filed against you and you In one letter, Cowart said, each per sonal representative. auto, officials said. said. All persons interested in the estate are required to serve a copy of your After going to Maryland on More trouble with the law Grove complained that the to whom a copy of this Notice Of written defenses, ii any, to it on VAN "sentence" (probation) Administration has been mailed are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH probation, Grove said he was came last March when Florida DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. P.A required, WITHIN THREE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR attorneys for plaintiff, atPostOfflcil convicted in 1974 of receiving Maryland authorities charged had "outlived itself." FROM THE DATE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Box 79,3. Orlando, Florida 32002, and "You've never served a day MONTHS stolen goods and served eight Grove with violating parole In THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 762I65.CA.04.0 file the original with the Clerk of the months in prison before being the stolen property case. He of that five years," Cowart told THIS NOTICE, to file any objections In Re: The Marriage of abovestyled Court on or before paroled. said then in October he was Grove. "You don't have a just they may have that challenges the BERNARD ALLEN, Husband, and November 22nd. 1976; otherwise, a validity of the decendenrs will, the MARY S ALLEN. Wife, judgment may be entered against In 1975 he was arrested for charged in Maryland with complaint. You violated your qualifications of the personal BERNARD ALLEN. y,' tcr ?he rflf dd r. assaulting probation violation in a 1974 Florida prooation three times representative, or the venue or a Maryland Petitioner, complaint. jurisdiction of the court. and in Maryland before we put the WITNESS my hand and the seal of ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND MARY S ALLEN, said Court on the 20th day of Oc detainer on you. We put you 011 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Respondent. ter, 1976 probation when you shouldn't WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTICE OF ACTION iSeal) Date of the first publication of this THE STATE OF F LOR IDA TO: have gotten it. - . when you Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. of Administration. MARY S ALLEN WHOSE Clerk of the Circuit Court didn't deserve a chance, So Notice November 12th, 1976. RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN. By: Martha I. Vihien don't claim injustice." M. June Griffith A sworn Petition for Disolution De p ut y Clerk As Personal Representa. Cowart told the slim blackof Marriage A. Vinculo having been PublIsh Oct. 22. 29. Nov. S. 13. 1916 live of the Estate of tiled regarding the marriage to r' liP haired defendant that when he HOWARD C. GRIFFITH BERNARD ALLEN , in the Circuit takes full responsibility for his Deceased Court in and for Seminole County, acts he "might become a man.. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Florida, the short title of which Is IN PROCLAMATION OF RE THE MARRIAGE OF BER REGULAR ELECTION . and a good man." Once he REPRESENTATIVE. L W Carroll, Jr , NARO ALLEN. Petitioner, and TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS does this, the judge said, he will Esquire of MARY S. ALLEN. Respondent OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. be able to tell his daughter CARROLL & JONES. PA . The following described real and FLORIDA: P.O Box 911. Casselberry, personal property Is also being NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by when he can come home. Florida 32707 proceeded against, to wit: the City of Casselberry, Florida, Grove said he'd complained Telephone. Sheriff's deputies today were Hills, 631 6700 Lot ?, ACADEMY that MANOR UNIT pursuant to lawful authority the south Seminole. ONE, according to Plat thereof as City of Casselberry. Florida, shai looking for suspects in Neighbors reportedly heard to Florida authorities because Publish: Nov. 12. 39, 1976 bEF.51 recorded in Plat Book I), Page 93, of on Tuesday. December 7, 1916. burglaries Th ursday afternoon noises and saw a man wearing a " Just want It all over with." the Public Records of Seminole during Its, legal hourS for voting Local probation and parole at two south Seminole light-colored shirt and dark County, Florida. hold the regular election of the City FICTITIOUS NAME of Casselberry, Florida residences. Officers said pants run from the area of a authorities said Grove will soon Notice s hereby that I am together with the household fur ch nishlogs. appliances, fixtures and Said election shall be held at the aged in, business at 00 2 County, Fr en prcperty valued at $9,500 or rear door where an attempt at be eligible for parole In equipment situate therein. Casselberry Council Meeting Maryland. But a local public Ave., Sanford, Seminole more was missing, but entry had been made. These presents command you to Chambers on said date and at the Grove may get Florida. under the ficlillous nami of appear and fIt* your answer or other times authorized for the pjrpose of preliminary investigations Sheriff's deputies and defender said SPECTRA GRAPHIC OF SAN electing the following City off IclaIs Indicated the burglaries Altamonte Springs police more Maryland prison time for FORD. and that I intend to register defenworpleadngwthth,CI,rkof Circuit Court in and for Seminole to wit. weren't linked although the searched the area for the probation violation in that said name with the Clerk of the the THREE (3) MEMBERS of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. County, Florida. and serve a copy thereof on Petitioner's attorney, City Council of the City 01 houses were just blocks apart. suspect but failed to find him , state. Florida in accordance with Following the stern lecture provisions of the Fictitious Name Mack N. Cleveland. Jr • of Casselberry, Florida Deputy R.D. Strobridge said officers said. Mite & Bridges. P.O. AND Orlando, told from Judge Cowart, Grove told Statutes, To Wit, Section 66309 Cleveland, 3 a door lock was broken at the Gene Salser, of Drawer 1. Sanford, Florida 32771. on REFERENDUM 7 t. C Florida ON Statutes 1957. or before the 17th residence of William Bethel, 512 deputies at Sanford thatt a 16. the court, "I see things from a day of December, PROPOSED REVISED CHARTER S: Robert E Sprague Oranole Road. Listed as foot boat and 150-horsepower different viewpoint now." Publish' Oct. 33, 29, Nov. S. 12, 3976 1976, or otherwise a default will be OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY entered against YOU FLORIDA. which form of ballot Cowart then sentenced Grove DEE 116 missing was jewelry valued at motor on a float-on trailer, WITNESS MY HAND AND OF shall be as followi years in 17 prison in Florida, $715. FICIAI. SEAL of the Clerk of the valued at $3,000, was stolen to I Shall Ordinance No 320 of the Ct plus 312-years probation in the IN THE CIRCUIT 0IIQT coy Circuit Court. on this 6th day nS iI Ces eib. er.,. r!-:. J., ,, Witnesses told deputies a tail. Thursday niiht SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA November, 1976. Adopted by the Co,jncllon the ls,day young man was seen leaving Deputy William lodge said revocation of his probation in PROBATE (SEAL) 04 November, A.D. 1916, amending DIVISION the house in a small auto. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Salser reported the boat was the 1972 auto theft case. the existing charter of the City of File Number 76.347.CP The court said Grove will be Division Clerk of the Circuit Court Casselberry, Florida. being Chapter Items valued at $8,800 were seen last on the trailer attached By: Linda M. Show &S 1361, Laws of Florida, Special stolen In a burglary at the to his auto on West First St. , In allowed to serve the Florida In Re: Estate at Deputy Clerk HARRY BAUM Acts of 1965, as amended, for th residence of A.J. Walters, 619 front of the Sanford Auto prison time concurrent with his Deceased Mack N Cleveland, Jr. Purpose of creating a revis.dQ Maryland prison sentence. CLEVELAND, MILE Lakeshore Drive, deputies Auction. NOTICE OF Charter as provided by Chapter 166. & BRIDGES Laws of Florida, be approved and ADMINISTRATION reported. ' Deputy Van Stua rt reported "But if you get out of jail in adopted. ALL PERSONS HAVING P.O Drawer Z Missing items listed by in- parts valued at $419 were Maryland be fore May 10, 1978, TO Florida 32111 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST For The Amendment vestigators included two silver removed from six tra ct o rs at you must come back to Flori da THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Attorn eys for Petitioner Against The Amendment: 12, ,2-year 19, 26. Dec. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Publish Nov 3, 1976 tea services valued at $4,000, a Behrer.s Tractor Co., SR46 at and start serving the I` DEF 53 This Notice shall be Posted as IN THE ESTATE: .18-caliber revolver, two solid Cameron Ave., east of Sanford. term here.' requlrd in the City of Casselberry YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ___________________________ Th e co ur t told Grove that if he gold pocket lighters, a solid Florida. and shall be pubilsr*cl in An Altamonte Spr ings man that use administration of the estate the Evening Herald once each weev NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE gold watch and a diamond ring was in county jail today after doesn't report to local probation of HARRY BAUM, deceased. File parole aut ho riti es within 72 Number 76 347 CP. is pending in the County Court, Orange County, for at least four (I) c onsecutive and other jewelry valued at in being arrest ed at his home and Circuit Court for Sem inole County weeks prior to Dec em ber 7. 1976 Florida ('xcess of $2,000. Thuisday afternoon on a circuit hours of his Maryland release, Florida, Probate Dlvilon, the ad Case No. 50.76.594) Cated at Casselberry, Florida, Deputies sa id the ho use was court bench warrant charging he'll violate his new Florida dress of which Is P 0. Drawer C. The Otto Gerdau Co. a corp. this 2nd day of November. A D. 1978 (Seal) Sanford. Florida. The personal Plaintiff entered by prying a or. hefailedtoappearthisweekfor probation and wlilhave toserve tepresentative of the estate is vs. G. K. Chrisleinen, five years in a Florida pri,son Investigators used an Orlando a felony trial, MIRIAM BAUM COHEN, whose Dinette Fair, Inc.. a Ftc. Corp., a k a MafOr Even though Grove may address is 631 E. Sernoran, Fern Dinette Fair, Defendant Police D.partment K-9 unit in Publish. Nov S. 17. 19, 26. Der I Edward Holiday Jr., 35, of 109 1916 72730. The name and Circuit Court, Seminole County, an unsuccessful search for a DeSotaSt., is docketed for trial never actually serve the Park. Florida DEF .26 Florida prison time, if he stays Address of the personal reprewn. Florida suspect in the burglary, before Circuit .Inilg Joe tative's alt orne, art set forth below. ST NO. 6P40404214-3 jail inMarylandtzntilMayio, All persons having claims or Deputy W. Jackson Starr Cowart Jr., this week J. Ed Straugtsn. as Executive two in reported a burglar failed in felony witness tampering 1978, he still faces more dif- demands against the estate are Director of the Florida Oepartmecif required. WITHIN THREE of Revenue, Tallahassee, Florida, IN TH*o CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND attempts to enter a residence at charges in connection with a ficulty in Florida. Officials said MONTHS FROM THE DATE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. OF Plainfiff he's want ed by Orange County THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FLORIDA 2831 Hillview Dr., Oakland burglary case. s. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$I761.cA.09.8 in connection with probation THIS NOTICE, to file With the clerk Dinette Fair, Init. , Defendant FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANT) of the above cou rt a written violation in another auto NOTICE ISHEREBy GIVEN that LOAN ASSOCIATION OF statement of any claim or demand by virtue of that certain Writ of theft case. SEMINOLE COUNTY. a car . may have. Each claim must Execution for Collection of poration organized and in writing and must Indicate the Delinquent Tax is ed su ou t of and under the Laws of the United St5!.5 basis for.the claim, the name and undertheseaioftheCircuit Court of of America, address of the creditor or his agent Seminole County, Florida and from Plainttf, or attorney. and the amount Its, State of Florida Department of VS NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE claimed. If the claim it not yet due, Revenue. Issued on the day of MELVIN A. ELKIPIS. JR arid NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the date when It will become du• October A.D. 1976, which aforesaid WANOA L. ELKINS, et ai. virtue Of that Certain Writ of Es. shall be stated. If the claim Is Writ of Execution was delivered to Seminole County sheriff's detectives returned from Illinois ' by ecution issued out of and under the contingent or unliquidaled. the me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Defendants today with three youths charged with attempted murder and seal of the Circuit Court of Simm- nature of the uncertainty shall be Florida, and I have levied AMENDED UPOA the ole County, Florida, upon a final armed robbery, according to the sheriffs department. NOTICE OF ACTION stated, lithe claim Is secured, the following described properly owned TO WAMEL CORPORATION, an judgment rendered in the aforesaid security shall be described. The by Dinette Fair, Inc., said property Sheriffs department spokesman John Spoiski said today that court on the 13th day of October, claimant shall deliver sufficIent Seminole County, unregistered foreign corporation, or being located in AD. 1976. in that certain case en Sgt. George Hagood and Det. Ralph Salerno, armed with copet of the claim to the clerk to Florida and more particularly unchart,red Florida corporation titled, General Electric Credit whose principal place of business enable the Clerk to mail one copy to described as follows' extradition warrant from Gov. Reubin Askew, brought back the an. officers and directors are Corporation, a foreign corporation each personal representative, all the goods, wares, merchani,sa Youths. identified as Bruce Edward Lerch, 17, Robert Lee Plaintiff, vs. Erma F. Dutton. unknown All persons Interested ln the es ta te equipment and or automotive Defendant, which afor esaid writ of to w hom a copy of this Notice of Wilkerson, 17, and Jun Arth ur YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIE IS. equipment found Execution was deliver at the defendant's that an action to foreclose a mor to me as Administration has been mailed ar. place of business at till Hwy. 1797, SiteriffofSemifloleCOuflfy,FIOf'Ida, required, gage on the following property in The trio reportedly will be charged as adults in the case WITHIN THREE Maitland, Florida. Said properly Seminole County, Florida: I have levied upon the following MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF being Stored at A. .7. Lossing stemming from the Sept. 4 attempted robbe ry of the LII' Food i and described propert y owned by Erma THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Transfer & Storage In Lot I, Block B, of OAK GROVE Town convenience store on Bear Lake Road. Sanford, F. Dutton, said property being THIS PARK, Seminole County, Florida, NOTICE, tofileanyobiection,s Florida. AND one 1973 Chevrolet according loCated in Seminole County, Florida. they may have that challenges the Step Van the Plat thereof as Type No. 10, white in color, recorded in to Plat Book Store empoye Kim Jaramiflo was shot In the stomach during more particularly described as validity Cl the decedent's wIll, the VlPl NO. CPQ1S3V324$S6 Which 15 thi 1 Page $3. of f o ll ows: Public Records of Seminole Qualifications of the personal being that incident, but has since recovered, stored at Altamonte Garage in County, Florida, One 1976 Atlantic Mobile Home 6.3' representative, or lIe venue or Altamonfe SpringC. Fl 1' or ida Ad. has been fil x 12', Identification Number 7*3.4 jurisdiction of the court. ed against you and yo SpoLskl said the three young men are being held without bond ditlorlal information available from being stor ed at Altamonte Garage, are required to serve a copy of youl ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND the Civil in Seminole Cowdy Jail, and will be arraigned this afternoon. Divisign of the Seminole written defenses, if Ii? LongwoOd Avenue, Altamonte OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED County Sheriff's Departm any, to it on en t , Spr.ngs, Florida PHILLIP WILL BE FOREVER BARRED H. of LOGAN and the undersigned as Sherft and the undersigned as Sheriff of Date of the first publication of this Semi 10 r.j,.5th ,.......wiii of SHINtIOLSER, LOGAN AND rj•, at Seminol e County, Florida, will at Notice of MONCRIEF, Attoneys for Plaintiff, AdmInIstration: - Friday, Nov. 12, 1976-11A ., . �. EveningHerald \ E'HEN('ll AVE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IV SANF'Oflfl, EL\ 32771 Area ( de 305-322.2 II or 831-9993 Every little bit helps. And that goes especially for the officials of the Downtown Development Around Council. Friday, November 12, 1"-4A WAYNE D. [)OYl.E, Publisher NORMAN 11. OS1IRIN, Editor JOSE P11 ft \'-\% RHACKIE, Advertising Director They can rest easy now. Here they were moving along positively and encouragingly on their ambitious project for Sanford when they got this extra push. It came earlier this week from Anne Gehman, psychic. It was Miss Gehman who earlier this week predicted that "the referendum establishing a special taxing district requested by the Downtown Development Council will pass easily." She went on to predict that other funding is "practically all taken care of." So the psychic signs are bright for DDC an w siiu icu, and u selfouss enman says anyone can become psychic. Just as many are inherently gifted with proclaimed scholar of the seven major Bible religions, musical, painting and other aptitudes, she says, Miss Gehman declares emphatically that she is others can be taught the art of psychic awareness. - I H"tii&' 1Iiv'r: Week, 55 cents; Month. $2.40: 6 Months, $14 20: Year. $2.40 U Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All 'ther mail Moth, 5270: t Months, $i6.20; 12 Months, $32 40 Wild Bureaucracy Is Dangerous Is the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) interested in obtaining clean air or is it simply out to wield power and penalize big business? From a suit filed in EPA's behalf by the Justice Department, it appears that power and heavy-handed penalty is its prime goal. The suit seeks $91 million from the Chrysler Corp. Not for any violation of emission standards but simply for a mistake in reporting to the EPZ. The suit alleges that Chrysler sold more than 9,100 cars which were eqpped with emission controls not properly reported. A spokesman for Chrysler said, "The Justice Department's action is incredible. It seeks to punish Chrysler for a simple, unintentional human error made in ceports to the Environmental Protection Agency. "This mistake had no effect in air quality. In fact, Chrysler production tests show that the cars involved beat government standards by a good margin, ,,,_.. - ,l I it-1l(Itess, wjien Chrysler discovere{J the error, it notified the EPA, straightened out the problem in production, recalled the cars and corrected them to conform to the reports made to EPA. "Th e problem simply is that th e part (ERA vacuum amplifier) used was not th e part described in the report to EPA. The two parts are virtually identical." It would seem that the Chrysler auto firm strayed from the "straight and narrow" and committed the terrible crime of making a mistake a report to the Ligh and the mighty. To make up for EPA's inability to redress wrongs to itself by jail penalties, it simply had to make the monetary fine high enough to reflect the self - importance, of the bureaucracy. It does ccem strange that the Justice Department would lend itself to this ridiculous suit. But then the judicial has been wont to act in trange ways in this "enlightened" era, It is more than strange that all cars had to be called back to make a material change at a loss to all concerned. It would seem that if the cars met emission standards that paper work could have corrected the situation. But Chryslcr had to make the mechanical change, needed or not, for the suit asked the court to prevent fut ure violations with civil penalties of $10,000 for each vehicle that did not meet certification requirements, Strange and dangerous are the words for bureaucracy gone wild, Property Tax Blues Every year at this time, especially in election years, there is much talk of property tax relief. The mail ing of pro perty tax bills during an election campaign always occasions proposals from candidates for givin g relief to homeowners, Before the election, the difficulties and complexities of the pro pert y tax problem tend to be forgotten as possabie solutions are eagerly presented. All of these l"tions are Vemature, however, in the lit t the pending court decision in the case of Serrano vs. Priest. The decision may require an overhaul of the entire system of public school financing in California. Its impact on the property Lax is likely to be a major one. Until that decision Is final, the tax structure should be left alone, Any interim action to grant pro pert y tax relief generally all homeowners is likely to be temporary at best and obstructive at sorst. "The labor classes and professionals spend years learning and developing their skills, and this is also applicable to the psychic. Through knowledge of universal or natural law, concentration and meditation, anybody can become a proficient psychic, Miss Gehman claims. "Nearly everyone is psychic anyhow, but they are just not aware of it." Not everyone agrees. And Miss Gehman recounts how she has been verbally attacked and denounced by clergymen of all denominations, among others. But she shrugs them off as only a challenge. Her response? "1 accept them all, I thrive on Godconsciousness and the teachings and philosophy of Jesus, as well as other great religious leaders says E:_~ _11 9~ 'VW The Clock YI)ORISD1ETRICH not a witch or fortune teller and, in tact, considers this practice fraudulent in most instances. She is, she says, an advocate of the centuries-old law of prophecy. Anne Gehman will expand on her prognostications for downtown Sanford Sunday night at 7:30 at the Seminole High School auditorium. The program is sponsored by the Anne Gehman Institute for the Advancement of Psychic Science. relayed by psychic Anne Gehman night. And all for $2.50. - — as come Sunday - -----. Spe n di n g Boos t L DON OAKLEY - - . — - . _ Needed I _4 - The more things change in post-Mao Tse-tung China, the more they will remain the same. The one constant in 4,00) years of Chinese history is a , i distrust of all things foreign. C1'j,, Among the sins which Mao's widow, Chiang , Ching, was accused of in the sudden campaign aiainst her and thr ee cth; hljh-raiikiiig / 'enemies of the people" was her un-Chinese penchant for Western finery. "Nothing is too pretty for her and it must be foreigi.," read a wall poster at Peking Univer. sity, criticing Chiang (Thing for hav in g bought a C"c " French high-fashion dress a double sin in a ,TJ7" / ' co untry of drab, unisex pantsuits. Another poster in Shanghai denounced t 4 former movie actress for having worn a foreign F dress for the visit of President Nixon in 1972. I' /1,____•__ This is all very silly to Westerners and, of course, Chiang (Thing was not removed from her former position of influence beca use of her taste in fas hions. But the fact that Mao's successors chose to emphasize it for the edification of the ( masses as proof of her revolutiona ry impurity '> demonstrates anew the basic xenophobic st rain in the Chinese character. The Great Wall that the first Chinese emperor 1 erected to keep out foreign invaders was only a physi..al manifestation of a wall that already existed in the Chinese mind. For centuries this national self-isolation worked. Chinese culture was clearly superior to any other the Chinese people encountered, or which encountered them. The Chinese made E numerous basic scientific discoveries which could have ushered In what we call the modern NEW YORK AP Among the numerical The techniques of funneling Into one integrated world hundreds of years ahead of time. Like the This economist, in retrospect, cannot un- signs of the times, the price of a seat on the New system the activities of various stock exchanges ancient Greeks, however, the Chinese had no derstand why the Ford administration and York Stock Exchange is among the most easily hasn't been worked out. interest in following them up. Secretary of Defense flnnRId Rumsfeld did not read. In 1969 a scat cast 15,000, this week, One thing is very clear: regulators are seeking A Chinese Columbus could have discovered order these obligations put out. They were $5,000. more "access." That is, they want to make America from the East long before 1492. They authorized by Congress. The original FordFor those who own seats this is indeed available to the public the most stocks at th e best had the ships capable of making such a journey Rumsfeld schedule, adopted around 12 to 15 depressing, especially because the end may not prices, no matter on which exchange they are The Italian Columbus, we know, was seeking a months ago, called for these funds to have been be in sight. The direction continues downward, currently listed, more direct route to the riches of the Indies, obligated before Oct. 1, the beginning of the 1977 and with it the hopes and some of the fortunes of nge man, which includ ed China. The Chinese had no desire "There is question," said the exc ha fiscal year. It was In the interest of national this rich man's club. g." Will the for more direct contact with the barbarians of "whether a seat will me an an ythin defense and of prudent project management that The stock market just isn't what it was, either number of seats remain limited to 1,366? Or will the West, nor even any curiosity about what lay these obligations be placed on schedule so that for investors or brokers. Individual participation Big Board membership be thrown open to all? beyond the sea that lapped the shores of the Celestial Kingdom. the programs represented could move ahead accordingthey to plan. These obligations were, lacks the enthusiasm of the 1960s, and the If the latter course is taken, the privileged my friend assumes, not inflationary, as they number of brokers has shrunk as individual As late as the latter part of the 18th century, a position of being a member of the exchange were part of the obligation-spending pattern lominisajons dwindled, entitled to transact business there for a corn- British trade mission to China was rebuffed with mission approved by the scrupulously careful James would cease to exist. The old club the blunt advice that there was nothing the In today's atmosphere, the opportunity to Chinese needed from foreigners. Lynn at the President's Office of Management transact customer business on the most imporwould in effect be dismantled. I and the Budget. tant stock exchange in the world doesn't offer the It was from these same British and other Last June the exchange board of governors This financial specialist Is lii a very good financial potential it once did, and nothing Is created a committ ee to study th e matter of E ur o pean s who came pressing at their gates that position to know how these things are done, better understood on the Street than the potential access to its market, an d to examine the concept t he Chinese, for cent ur i es secure in the power of ha ving been a part of the Pentagon's speed-up- for profit. their own culture, were to learn th e pa inf ul of membership. the-obligatin g lesson, a century before Mao Tse-tung anmoves in previous More important than any other single reason is Last Thursday a preliminary report WILS flo unced presidential elections, both under Democratic another factor of co ns uming interest to people on It as a dictum, that po wer in a rapidly re leased, advocating membership on the basis of c ha ngin g world flows from the barrel of a g un . and Republican administrations, the Street the future. Nobcdy kn ows w ha t ro le an an n ua l fee. All qualified, registered broker- Yet even in the first decade of th e 20th cen t ur y, the exchange will play in the Washington110 rP'Rlli hefrre one election that he W95 mandated central market system. dealers would be eligible for membership by the Boxers, armed only with their fanaticism, ordered by the defense secretary to go through paying an annual lee of 113,500 to $,000. flung themselves against Western guns in a vain every major Defense spending program in detail "Who can say what shape it will take," said an The study committee also suggested creation attempt to thrust the foreign devil, and their and discover what programs were behind target exchange man. "Nobody knows how much of more permanent memberships, as opposed to influences out of China. in their obligating and spending of funds and authority will remain in New York." those who would join only for a year at a time, If which could be speeded up and by what The paradox In all this is that the most The central market that is being pressed by their suggestion is accepted, it would mean the revered name in China means. reg ul ato ry officials is amorphous at the moment, today, next to Mao Isefirst e nl argement since 1953. tung, is that of a foreigner, Karl Marx. WASHINGTON NEA— It's the little things men slip up on that lose elections. Just two (lays after the voting, a friend a Democrat who has worked on budgeting and spending in the Defense Department for a succession of administrations—stopped by to say that in his mind President Ford's aides had the key to victory in their hands and blew it. Like most recent presidents and many seasoned political observers my friend assumes that an economy moving br iskly upward In the months be fore el ection guarant ees a boost in the popular vote for the party in the White House and its candidate for president. The Defense Department accounts, as this econornlstreadthemshortlybeforeelectionday, listed a carry-over of uncommitted obligational authority of around $34 billion. In the interest of good da te of around $18 bi ll ion wo ul d make good sense. That means, in his mind, that an additional $16 billion co ul d have and should have been put out to contractors in the summer and early fall of 1976, both in the interests of good defense management and political clout. The ripple effect of that added $16 billion spreading out into the economy would have given the recovery a strong boost in September and October. For companies receiving these promises would have, in turn, put out bids to a variety of firms and would have promised jobs to many men and women. Voters then would have marched to the polls with optimism for the future. And, my friend says, Mr. Ford would have been elected Nov. 2. ,7I "You're klddingr A. - The minority of (liSSaffecteci intellectuals and (lay. Party leader Rene Levesque's strength is seen as the result of frustration with a rash of strikes, high unemployment and inflation, the piuvinces billion-dollar debt from last sumin er's Olympics, ailed government c orr uptio n and bitter Fr ench - En glish rivalries. Premier Hobert Bourassa of the ruling Liberal party paints Levesque as a dangerous secessionist who would break up the Canadian federation, lose Quebec $1.5 billion in revenue from the federal governmerit and destroy the province's economy. - .. - z_-_ --- , - Soviets Okay Chess Match HAIFA, Israel AP Soviet officials have agreed in principle to a private, unofficial match between former world chess champion Bobby Fischer and current titleholder Anatoly Karpov, says chess official Florencio Campomanes. "I have received communication from responsible persons in the Soviet Union that Cicy are willing to go through with the match," Campomanes, a vice president of the - - - - -_ - JOHN CUNNIFF - NY SESea t P rice International Chess Federation, said. U.S.-Viet Talks Begin Today - PARIS , .AP , LiUk' iii 110 Vietnam. U.S. spokesman say any major decisions on relations with Vietnam must await President-elect Jimmy Carter's inauguration. The Vietnamese Communist party is also expected to redefine the reunited nation's foreign policy at its congress in Hanoi next month. No improvement in relations appears likely unless Hanoi meets the U.S. demand for a full accounting of 800 U.S. si.' vicem('n listed a s 01 issirig in action. - . JACK ANDERSON a million dollars ostensibly to help his Democratic colleagues with their election campaigns. But his real objective has been to boost his own campaign for the Speaker's chair. He has spread the boodle around to key Democrate whose support he sought. Some had no serious opposition and, therefore, no real need fur campaign cash. Now we have learned that generous stuns were lavished cii his associates not to help them -Ain elections but to wine and dine them, repair their cars and buy them gifts. What this amounts to Is an old-fashioned, jackleg political campaign, one that might not go over so well with the newcomers to Congress who have been elected In this new age of political morality. The voters returned all but three of the 98 freshmen from the last Congress who sought re-election. They will be Joined In January by 60 new House members, They ar en't likely to be as tolerant as the 31dtuners of O'Neill's loose use of cash to curry political support. Thus the money he has dine O'Neill's friends and associates In such fashionable eateries as the "1789," an exclusive French restaurant In Washington's Georgetown section; the Wayside Inn, a posh place in Chatham, Mass., and Duke Ziebert's, a Washington restaurant patronized by the capital's social elite. One entry, for example, reads: "Duke Zeibert's, working dinner with U.S. Representatives, $34.70." A "party for Democratic Congressmen, delegates and friends at the Democratic National Convention" cost $3,543.36. Over $6,400 was spent on unitemized air fares, Mother $5,140 went for gasoline and repairs to automobiles owned by O'Neill's staff employes, payments to members of his staff, Christmas car, Christmas greeting ads In newspapers, donations to Cardinal Cushing memorial dinners and party favors for friends, including 50 silver champagne buckets. Footnote: A spokesperson for (YNeill said only that "all expenses are perfectly In order. The money was spent for meetir.gs of the (campaign) committee. Reciprocal gifts and greeting cards went to contributors." mittees)" wrote assistant commissioner S. 13.) Wolfe to commissioner Donald Alexander's EMBARRASSING BLUNDER The em- right-hand man, Thomas Glynn. barrassed bosses of the Internal Revenue SerThen the Los Angeles Times learned that the vice mistakenly gave confidential information IRS was stalling the subcommittees. The on a major tax investigation earlier this year to newspaper's inquiries spurred the IRS into the people who were under Investigation. sudden action. Nervous IRS officials rushed The blunder may Imperil a delicate investigation, the biggest of Its kind In history, of their delayed responses up to Capitol Hill. Glynn acknowledged to us that the las tax evaders who conceal their money in secret Angeles Times' Inquiries caused the IRS to Bahamian bank accounts. Here's how it hap-"scurry around" and gather the explanations 11 pened: that A defendant in the case, Chicago attorney Intentthe subcommittees had requested, The was to deliver It to Congress, he admitted, Burton Kanter, asked to see the files the IRS had before the story appeared. on him. Under the Freedom of Information Act, But the IRS messenger found no one in the American citizens are entitled to see their own offices of the House Ways and Means Oversight federal files. But information abaut current Subcommittee The staff was meeting in another Investigations, of course, cannot be released. room upstairs. So the messenger left the Yet Kantor received 90 pages of secret material next door in the office of Rep. James documents, which set forth the strategy and progress the tax agents were making on the tax Haley, D.-Fla., who was unauthorized to receive haven investigation. It was a dreadful mistake, a It. The same material was delivered, however, to the House Commerce, Consumer and Monetary 31 spokesman told us. At least two House subcommittees got wind of Affairs subcommittee, Among all the explanations prepared for the mlssent papers and demanded an exCongress was a confidential memo, which planation, IRS officials stewed for more than a declared that the tax haven probe could be enmonth over how to answer the subcomniift dangered by the IRS's blunder. This embarThey decided to stonewall. "We do not believe that our internal notes and rassing memo was never supposed to have been sent to Capitol Hill. It was, the IRS concluded, memoranib should be furnished to the another dreadful mistake, fly El) l'RICKETr Herald Staff Writer Je ti ants A wasteful. In other business, the board approved a recommendation from executive director Thomas Wilson that the day care center at 61 Castle Brewer Court lx' reopened under contract with Mrs. Lillie Merthie, Reduced rates are to be available at the center for children who live in the housing author:t)r projects. A lease agreement is to be worked out whereby Mrs. Me rthie will be charged $1 annually. Wilson reported that bids are being requested for fire escapes to be constructed at Redding Gardens and that reroofing of six buildings in Castle Brewer Court is 80 per cent complete. He said that a survey is being made in Cowan'Moughton Terrace on what tenants desire the most in a proposed modernizatlon program. torney issue. MI hoopla aside, it looks like it's too late now for the present ljojrdto decide whether to hire ncattorney,ortwo,tostafftht' department created on a motion by outgoing Corn. missioner Sid Vihlen Jr. Once the burning issue of all issues, the legal department hit the back burner after County Atty. Tom Freeman on Sept. 13 vowed not to seek the $28,000-ayear position as lead attorney. 'About the only thing I'll regret is not having a parking place at the courthouse," the Democratic attorney was O 1 ! , ( 1 - . ES YOUR ~. _____ A. - Despite prodding by Exec. :\,st. Roger Neiswt'nder (or a d'cision, two commiss ioners a, they want one attorn ey, s hilt' the three Democrats say it will take two lawyers to .4 "" LI VIIIIJ-:N L M F'I{EFlA' L ____ Casselberry R ("ntInued from Page j Ahel if a decision rendered only II days IA-fore the election is going to make it difficult for the four new candidates to effectively campaign, McIntosh said, "If I were a candidate. and interested in seeking office, I would run as hard as I possibly could." Orlando, who has been acting as council hairman since the resignation of Glascock last month, was a surprise candidate, lie had earlier stated publicly that he would not seek ro-election, but would devote his time to urging Casselberry voters to approve a new ity charter, also to be on the Dec. 7 ballot, .. '-.4 1. 1 i - FUND FOR ELIMINATION OF ASYNESIA SAN FOR D, FLORIDA 32771 STAR ROUTE 32763 (LICENSED UNDER FLA, STATUTES SEC. 215 171—SERVICE TO PUBLIC) CITIZEN! HAVE YOU READ THE RECORD? YOU MUST HAVE THIS KNOWLEDGE TO SUPERVISE YOUR EMPLOYEES, THE CONGRESS, WITHOUT SUPERVISION THEY WILL CONTINUE TO RUN YOU DEEPER IN DEBT. "The main one is that ['in concerned about '151'1 interest group trying to take control of the city for their own benefit," Orlando Sat (i. "My personal feelings are that until some judge takes action to overturn the council's decision, we are legitimate candidates and - ..,- ' -.- ' .. have to conduct ourselves as official candidates which I believe we are. If the judge changes that, that's life," he said. (;iascock resigned last month at the end of lengthy and controversial budget sessions, requiring city officers to meet almost daily for two weeks. Re said at the time that he needed to devote more time to his famib. 1k' was not available for cuuunenttoda>' Oh what caused his change of mind. Donna Estes Lake IVt ary RE ACT S lI ates Coffee Break' Nuvt'uiber National Emergency :ssIiciatt'tI ('itiioiis Teams) Month and in order to help area citiit.'ns become more familiar with the organization, Lake Mary REA(.I' is holding it 'coffee break' at the Lake Mary (ire station Saturday from 10 1.5 iu:'i' i Radio of IIE..\CT are invited to atten Over 100.000 REACT pa ticipants contribute over million volunteer haut nationally to provid emergency comniunicatior using their CR radios. Throug this communications networl thousands of etmiergenc messages are comimiunicate daily to assist motorists on ft a.m. to 5 p.m. Persons who have any questions about RE:O' or CB radio in general, or anyone who highway. As an would like to become a member emergency organized II.4 ..L.... 1',L' loc communication %I_,_,. ,1I,jI) IJL' I'I',,"I. The public is invited to jot Lake Mary's REA(1' Team i Saturday's 'cutlet' break' 10 0. R. Smith, Sr. Msnagtr Turner L. Croft. Sr Mortician 119 COMBINED YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE The most effect,,e A ,~Nj USE fl14 Ray Sieten FUNERAL HOME Oldes? F oreral Home in Seminole County First Estsbllshed in 1885. Sanford, Florida trim, prevention devk. ever Invented— When Service Matters BRISSON ~ HOSM m awme Ano.n4 - - 3fl.2l)J ,OH.. ¼do P - O' temporarily interrupted 90$ Laurel Avenue / But, somehow, things have The constraint is that __________________________ 'Ii stalled out. It coul d be t ha t Neiswender is waiting for a THE CHILLS? THEN someone wanted to wait until decision on hiring a second ~ ITS TIME TO ______________ _______________ the new conunissioners are attorney for $12,000 to $14,000 ____________ installed before making the yearly before advertising for final decision. :i Vihien said last week he EkfINGi would bring the matter up at Tuesday's meeting. His vote for I CALL two attorneys would have 52 — ___________________________ HEATING INC_~ decided the issue. , 2610 But Vthlen proved true to his ________ Sanford iei I - Team also stands ready provide valuable con Inunicatmons in times of naturi disaster or whenever telephon communications may b G*of Souihard MortIcian / - .- - In.,,,. ~4.111, D r • ( lO O ted as saying. - L.F .7 . LET US READ THE RECORD FOR YOU. FOR sio.Oo per YEAR, THE F.F.E.D.A, PROVIDES THEIR INFORMATION SERVICE (4 TIMES A YEAR) ON ISSUES THAT AFFECT THE PRESERVATION OF OUR '. CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC, YOUR WELFARE AND FREEDOM. DO YOU KNOW THAT THE LAND "PLAN" IS JUST A "WINDY" RESTATEMENT OF POINT 9 OF KARL MARX'S 1548 COMMUNIST MANIFESTO: THE "GRADUAL ABOLITION OF THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN TOWN AND COUNTRY BY A MORE EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION OVER THE COUNTRY." iz 11 PHONE 1.305.323.385. 5 A. M. TO 9 AM, M A ILING ADDREss— ADDRESS— FUND FOR ELIMINATION OF ASYNESIA STAR ROUTE 32765, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 e; 5 B. "Jim" Crowe EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR F F.E -. taking over the cost of electricity for elderly tenan ts in the projects, other than those in Redding Gardens. She said she fo un d that power costs are one of the highest costs in public housing and where there is no charge for power the Robert I Briston I. F D 4 Analysis here we are. rii!ht down to the wire, and a to rt oise-like uiwty commission has failed to get together on the county at- (untinued from Page I Ai R. Gordon Brisson I described as a "phaseout" county attorney system. A legal record in that he doesn't always the $28,000 lead position. period, department was the answer, produce what he promises. Republican Commissioners they said. It would be chea pe r Once, Vihien vowed to bring u ibrin,, Dk Wiiiiams ann John t*.n tiie$iiUiyearjy fee paiu an issue, then didn't. He said he Neiswender handle the job. poin ts out, is not Eimbro ug h say one lawyer can Freeman's law firm, much forgot. But no official action has hen do the job. Democrats Harry cheaper. like hiring a department chief. And, with the installation of On ha nd are 200 applications for taken. Kwiatkowski and Mike HatAnd, on paper, it IS. All that two new commissioners And, though the pay is good, taa' have opted for two. on tap the position of human services remains is for the decisionfor next Tuesday, it looks as it director. Freeman says he wants out. It was the Republicans last making body to make a decision he won't have the opportunity to The lawyer is handling county year who said the time was ripe to see if in the long run theory decide the issue. business in what has been for ridding the ( - liwity Of the old equals reality. But only "one or two" at. It's a novel experiment, th e askNeiswender said today he will torneys have contacted county o nc e more for direct ion at officiols a bo ut the lead atin-house legal staff. And, it's nest week's meeting. "There is torney's position. one that will work beca use it a time constraint," the takes the attorney's position out Executive Ass istant added. of politics. Orlando said today, however, that he has tendency is to be I 4 ___________________________ about 50 reasons for changing his mind and throwing his hat into the ring at the last iliornent. - - -- Commission _Stalls On Attorney Issue progress is expected before January in the talks opening today in Paris between the United States and - '1111111190WAML Quebec viewed as a bomb- hurling radicals, is expected to make dramatic gains in provincial elections .Moll- _- - 4~ MONTREAL, Quebec AP separatist movement, once - WASHINGTON Some awkward questions distributed to gain the Speakership may backfire have been raised about the huge campaign chest and cause him to lose it. that House Democratic leader Thcmas "TIp" O'Neill's own vouchers reveal that he has O'Neill has accumulated to fuel his drive to be- raised $277,810 since 1972. Ile has spent over come the next Speaker. $23,000 of that amount on car repairs, expensive In past columns, we have reported that the meals, parties, gifts and unitemized air fares. big-boned Bostonian has raised over a quarter of At least $11,549 was shelled out to wine and ___ Separatists Gains Expected - - if bombardment, - - Heavy shelling broke out between the Christian and Moslem sectors of Beirut today even though thousands of Syrian troops ringed the city to enforce the three-week-old ceasefire. A crowded market in the Moslem sector took several direct hits which killed it dozen civilians, civil defense rescue teams reported. Artillery in the Moslem area began firing at random into the Christian sector and the Lebanese Arab army, composed of deserters from the Lebanese army, threatened to strike back "mer- cilessly" at the Christian half of the city unless the Syrians stopped the Christian Chinese-Walled-In Power The Scales- Are Ti pping Against T"P BERRY'S WORLD BEIR UT. Lebanon (All ) I RAY CROMLEY ('rooms High School in four categories: Leadership, Scholarship, Music, Athletics. The winners were selected by the educators and members of the Optimists. Four of the winners shown here: Left photo (from left), Robert Guy, Sanford Middle School, athletics; Nadine Yetzer, ('rooms, music; and Supt. of Schools Bud Layer. Right photo (from left) Matthew West, Lakeview Middle School, leadership; and Ester Edelberg, Seminole 111gb, scholarship. Other winners: Charlene Stallworth, Sanford Middle School; Mark McIntosh, ('rooms: and Bonita Telkamp, Lakeview, for scholarship; James Agee, Seminole, Zachary Dunbar, ('rooms; Kelly J ackson, Sanford Middle, for leadership; Tammy Ring, Seminole High: Ruthann Conklin, Sanford Middle; and Debra Newson, Lakeview, For music; Tim Raines, Seminole; Bobby Wells Jr., ('rooms; and Mari Baker, Lakeview, for athletics Between Christians, Moslems So, if you want to hear firsthand about the future of downtown Sanford and maybe even your life As part of Optimist International's Youth Appreciation %Veek, the Sanford Optimists are honoring the youth of Seminole High School, Sanford and Lake v iew Middle Schools and 4 Heavy Shelling Breaks Out She also will discuss the philosophy and science of psychic awareness and explain the merits of meditation for development and unfolding of higher powers of mind and soul. And there will be miniaudience readings, psychic demonstrations. -_ ____ THEY'RE T To WORLD IN BRIEF , Friday, Nov. 12, 197.—.5A �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seminole The crown gets dusted oil prior to tonight's high school football game in Sanford between Seminole and Daytona Beach Seabree2e. Almost forgotten in a week of hullabaloo homecoming festivities at Seminole High is the playoffs merit of this game. Seminole can wrap up the AAAA-5 championship with victory and eliminate all chance of second place Gainesville sneaKing back into the post-season picture. There are four other games tonight Lyman at Jones at Oak Ridge field), DeLand at Lake Brantley, Oviedo at Apopka and Lake Howell at West Orange. It is the season finale for Seminole County teams, with the exception of next week's matchup between Seminole and Lake Brantley. Meanwhile, down the road in Winter Park, Winter Park Seeks has a chance to clinch the AAAA-6 title with victory over Oak Ridge. A win would put Winter Park against Seminole In the regional tester. Seminole, 8-0, is ranked fourth in the state prep roll. Seminole would have to lose to both Seabreeze and Lake Brantley and Gainesville win its remaining games for the Seminoles to be knocked out or the playoffs. Lake l3rantley certainly could have picked an easier opponent then DeLand for homecoming game tonight. However, spirit is running high in the Pats' camp, and Brantley has a chance of finishing off a 4-6 season. Lyman needs a victory over Metro Conference rival Jones for a 37 finish. Oviedo, tryi ng to recover from a loss to Brantley last week, has won only once in nine weeks. Lake Howell is seeking its third win of the season. il, PGA's Sponsors Move, To Foref ront SPORTS its - District Title 0 Friday, Nov. 12, 1976 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NEW YORK (AP) "On the $200,000 Mixed Foursome Golf ilamnent Players I)ivision first tee ...Carol Mann, who will Championship at the I)oral the Ladies Professional Golf he striking the ball courtesy of Country' Club. Association square off in their tae Hotel and Restaurant But it could be. unique year-end tournament. Employees and Bartenders InSome 450,000 bartenders, It is indicative of the new, ternational Union..." waitresses, bus boys and chefs broad reaches of professional Well, that may not be exactly will be putting up the front golf which has developed into a the way they will do it next lliOflC when 46 teams made up nationally-televised. $12 million month in the revival of the of top players of the PGA Tour- enterprise some $9 million the men 's tour and more than $3 million for the ladies. Theunionputsupthe$0o,00o prize money. A soft drink finn (Pepsi-Cola) is taking over the television promotion. The National Golf Foundation is underwriting the project. Proceed.s NEW YORK (AP) Having last-place club two of its few go to charity in this case, the National Asthma Center. completed a deal he sa ys "will defensive players. The tournament, scheduled make us one step closer to the The Rangers have scored Dec. 15-19, is the revival of an playoffs," New York Rangers goals in 16 games this season, old format discontinued about Coach-General Manager John second only to Montreal in the 10 years ago. Ferguson continues to discard 18-team league, and the fireIn this one, the mixed teams, .layers that were with the Na- fensenian all year, and it's like hitting selected dr ives and alional Hockey League team pulling hen teeth in the NI!!.," termite shots, will play 72 holes. when he took it over last added No rt h Stars Coach Ted The Th e tournament will present January. Harris. feel we accomof the best in the game. so Ferguson traded veteran plished that by getting Bever- Arnold Palmer will pair with right wing Bill F'airbairn and Icy. He moves the puck well, Sandra Palmer, no kill. Miss defenseman Nick Beverley to skates well, and we re al ly M an n teams with Lee Trevino. the Minnesota North Stars for needed someone to get the puck Rookie Jerry Pate, the U. S. right wing Bill Goldsworthy out of our end." Open winner, is paired with Wednesday. The move added Ferguson expressed similar Amy Alcott, Ben Crenshaw with another offensive gun to the p0- pleasure with the acquisition of Judy Rankin and so forth. lent New York attack, as the 32-year-old Goldsworthy, a Go to your favorite bar and Goldsworthy has averaged 30 right wing whom he plans to watch it. The set is sure to be I1L ,&OV Oil HOC - 16 I I IT Hangs up Gators . •1;3 , *1Zt, I 7~7 - . .. - p!ayer for the Cass Midway _ I' . - . ' 1 -II.. . - _______ . '_.o.,,, . -F I 4 _ri " , ,. . '--. , - .yr . - q,.. r _____ . - . . - -. - i - •: - i ''. '4 -- . - ..': c' ... L. ! -.- -. - . . 1' -. - - ?' _______ . . - _________________ _______ .. she - - 'I._____ . J. . - I - " _______ i - o -- ,f44 ____ •1 r i . '1 h" seconds." rence. "For some reason people will counter with its have gotten a lot of points wishbone attack headed by against them," Curd mused. quarterback Derrick Ramsey, "But I sure can't Figure out who has become the eighth why. Their defense is big and player in Wildcat hist ory to strong as strong as anybody gain more than 1,000 yards in a w e've played." seuson. I Florida Coach Doug Dickey Ramsey, a junior from views Saturday's game as the Camden, N.J., has gained 614 showdown he predicted long yards rushing and 466 passing ago. while leading the conference in "1 said all along that the con- scoring with 10 touchdowns. He race would be d ec ided has passed for four more, in,t Kentucky and I guess it cidentally. will," Dickey said. Kentucky's Rod Stewart has Dickey said he expects a 579 yards rushing on 117 carries hysical-t ype game, adding and Chris Hi ll has added 516 that the Wildcats "play a tough yards on 103 attempts. I ih'fi'n.sive ariie as you can tell Florida now is 6-2 in all by their scores." But he pre- gaines this st'a.son and 3.1 in the dicteti his Gators will bounce SEC while Kentucky is 5-4 overback from a loss last week to all and 2-2 in co nference pla y. Georgia. Kickoff (tine for the game is "The conference race Is still 1:30 pm. EST. •.. " -- -" ' .._ 'h ' .,..., ' I , . %'.. - . ' • , -, ." .. ., . - - I.,,,$ .1 ._.-4 4L_ $8 .1.;,, •)IU$8 8U UIC r , , ' • r. . ., p ' J4: . -,. . ' - , * . c' . -'-, so S '% :. fr c h ris wi'mn s, . "/ .v", ,,, . . -.. I., .- _~ .. - . . I -. ' , I ' - , I1 ..1 . . . '' I '. -11, I 16 ___ F al - I ______ _____________ ____________ I I. \' 5 - _______ ________ .'_, ,,'euia5 ________ __ ___________ .4/_ - -- I 5CC DRILLS Seminole Community College basketball coach Joe Sterling keeps an eye on practice as his teani drills FOR ALUMNI for a Saturday night exhibition against the SCC Alumni, featuring former Raiders like Simon Harper, Greg Robinson, Benny Shaw, .James ' Canes Test Gilchrist, 11111 ('orso, John Thomas, Reggie McDonald, Earl Stokes and ('hip Crawford. - ___________ - ,li:.4t iAP1 hd I Jw i'uttrnu will try to keep Penn State from elevated to starting quarterlooking ahead to No. I Pitt- back. As a starter, Fusina has sburgh when he sends the completed 46of82 passes for 752 Nittany Lions after a sixth yards and live touchdowns. straight vi ct ory Sat ur day night Freshman tailbacks Malt Suagainst the University of hey and Mike Guman have also M iami. be en key performers in th e lki Paterno has rallied Penn turnaround. Suhey has 458 State from a three-game losing yards and a 4.1-yard average streak early in the season to a 6- gain and (human 357 yards and 3 record. a 5.1-yard average pickup to go The Nittany Lions have hopes with the efforts of j unior Steve of a bowl bid, but their chance Guese, who has 478 yards and a against Pitt won't come until 4.9 average. Nov. 26 a week af ter bowl "Things are st art in g to fail bids are issued. into place for us, but we have to Representatives R i of the Sun get a lot better the last two and Fiesta bowls sat in on last games," said Penn State coweek's 41•0 Penn State victory captain George Reihner, an of. uhuis,ure - LONDON (API Terry Ilol- ing the U.S.a 1.0 lead with a6-2, laday, a rapidly rising tennis 3-6, 6-3 victory over Virginia MIDDLE SCHOOL star, faced her stiffest thai. Wade, the British No. I and lenge today as she fought for captain. the Unit ed Sta tes in the WightBut Sue Barker, 20-year-old rcan Cup. British star, recovered from a Flag football league champions The U.S. was tied 1-1 wi th nervous start and beat Casals1from Sanford Middle School Britain after Thursday's open- 6, 6-3, 6-2, tying the series, Include (top), front row left to ing singles matches at the Last Saturday, VC SILL, right, Bonnie Beckman, Brian ys Crtal Palace sports center. fered one of her rare defeats, Danilla, Todd B:dIe,,nl. Chris Evert won and Rosle Gas- losing to Wade in the final of the Clowney, Davi d Compton; als lost. Dewar Cup tournament in So Holladay, a lanky 21-year- London. The American team Second row Jay Hawck, Boots, Brian Curtis and Scott old left-bander from San Diego, reckoned it was one of t he best had a chance to send her team t hi ngs that could have hap. Butler , of 6th grade team; Middle rear row, Shawn into the lead at a vital stage of pened h er . McGee. Joe Kona, Fr eddie the three-day, seven-match The Evert-Wade match was series. She was making her riddled with nervous tension. Howard, Jeff Quinn, Steve - . FLAG . , 1• - . - .' S ' - . . , . . . .' I -- I . ,t . . ii -j - -. i.ib-' - " •I . . ' . ,_..,'. Lettau, Floyd - d, Lydon Barfield. Terrell Gl yms Coles, who helped Brit- services and missed their kI Anthony d am win the t ro phy two years in chances. Paul Cross; Sth Grade (boltoral a row. But the American had the front row, Leo Jones, Randy "We have no fears about Ten- greater stability at the end. Youngblood, Bonnie McDonald, ry, said Vicki Berner, the U.S. After trailing 3-2 in the deciding Dyral Manley; Vincent Miller, team's Canadian-born non- set, she won four games In a Gerard Ward, Ken McKinney, playing captain. She has made row and the match. James Pedlcinj. such progress in the past year ~ ' ' .- ''ct '- .. -' I , . -Z • - . : / - , i • k 4 . . n .. . r .' 11 • over North Carolina State. and fensive tackle who spent his last official s of the Gator, Peach three New Year's playing in th e and Tangerine bo wls will be at Orange, Cotton and Sugar the Miami contest. bo wls. ( in / ., . . 3 - -. . - . n To Rise In the World Hockey A.ssociscored for the Mariners with ation, San Diego edged BinFerguson getting the winning minghani 3-2, Minnesota and goal at 15:03 of the final period, New England skated to a 3.3 tie Fighting Saints 3, Whalers 3 and Calgary defeated Winnipeg Mike, Antonovich scored three 7-5. goals, the final one with 15 seeGregg Sheppard put Boston in unds left in regulation play, front with his 10th goal at 14:30 givin g Miminesota Its tie with of the first period and Denis New England and extending to I'otvin tied the st'oie with a 6012 the Whalers' winless streak foot shot on a power play atat the' St Paul ('lyle ('enter. 19:12. Ness Lmigland is 0-1(1i-2 at s. Boston's Dave Forbes scored .);fill in the live t'ars if the the only second period goal and \'il\ the Islanders tied it on J.P. Pa(ht'. 7 ,J rise 's goal at 4:45 of the finale. Flyers6, Canucis I ''iarrun Miller stored with Bill Ranier and Bob Kelly less than three iri(nute-s to play scored for Philadelphia in the breaking a 5-5 deadlock and one." I).iiiny I iw iin added an empty second period after each team "I thought he was very recorded three goals in the net goal ith 17 seconds relenient, especially with three or opening period. lllilitilng as Calgary rallied to four minutes to go," Arbour heat \Vinmiipeg, extending the The victory snapped a foursaid. "1 thought there could game winless streak for the ('owta,s' U(Ibeaten streak to have been a couple of penalties Flyers, but Coach Fred Shero eight on them. wasn't satisfied. Winnipeg t(k)k the lead after In the only other NUI. game, %larjncnm 3, Bulls 2 57 seconds of play on Anders Philadelphia outscored VanNorm Ferguson, Kevin Ik'dtx'rg's 13th goal of the seacouver 6-4. Soil and Its! 3-I after one period. 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Denver met one of the NaAnd Thompson, who avertional Basketball Association 's aged 26 points per game as an lop stars for the first time American Basketball AssociTh ursday night and its honeyation rookie last season, still is 110)00 iii its new surroundings adjusting to his new role as a ended. guard alter performing at forBob Mrftdoo, the league's ward in college and last season. scoring leader each of the past H awks 107, Trailblazers 103 three seasons, scored 22 points ,Joiui Drew fired a 24-foot .inil pulled down 25 rebounds for shot with thr ee secon ds Buffalo as the Braves handed Denver its first loss in nine NBA left to snap Portland's fivestarts, 105-94. It was the fourth lamnt' winning streak. The offbalance shot gave Drew 25 straight victory for Buffalo, po ints, but veteran Lou Hudson which got off to a slow start hen Me/Woo missed the first led Atlanta with 33 points. games with back "lie Drew) took a very diffi- problems. cult shot and made it," said other games, Atlanta Portland Coach Jack Ramsay. edged Portland 107-105, San AnIn •, •. s.,. "III'. 8i9J)s.0 IV iIV$ ...... I UI I' &It.1.5 108-104, Phoenix outscored Indman:i 106-96, and Kansas City :topped Golden Stale NBA fans are seeing McAdoo, who had 19 defensive rebounds, nd the Braves pe'rforbli differand ('till) this season in their bid to dethrone Boston as Atlantic I 'onference champion. "NicAd) is passing more," said Buffalo Coach 'I'ates Locke. "Ani l we are depending on contributions from the bench. Each of our reserve's has to understand he might be a big hero one' night and not play touch the next night. If they can accept that we can will I)avid Thompson, who was 14for-25, led all scorers with 36 Iannts for Denver. lie hit his first six shot.s in the final quart er as the Nuggets cut a 1S-X)Lnt ' " Hockey - -. -- ' FIGI1T CAtICER , - '' -------- -- ' - Sours 105. Ne ts 101 ' ,.. (;t-c)rge Gervin scored 30 j)Oillt.S and former Nets player Lirry Kenon 29 as San Antonio Won the battle of former ABA clubs. New York's John Witliallisobi let! all scorers with 31. Sum 108, Pacers 93 A (Itlit Phoenix defense lorti1 IlItitaim,, to take iliinn of Its shut', fruit; 15 Ic-ct mu beSis Phott;;x pI;m',c-rs fiiti.shl in iknuble figures with Ricky So'rs anti Paul Westphal leading the attack with 18 each. Westphal scored his points before' leaving the game in the third period with; a sore knee, but a team doctor said he would be available for the team's nest taiue'. Indiana's Billy Knight It'd all scorers with 24 poiits. LANNY 'S of ORLANDO got a 11 ,000,00000 JC Penney scanning transceiver, Frequency coverage of all 23 S. Channels plus monitoring of Channel 9 like ' Bran tle - - " . * , for advertising LANNY'S - For .. '-: . . I J.' " I . •' - 40111111111, \ I . / I . I- Of Controversy a By The Associated Press Coaches Dun Cherry of the Boston Brims and Al Arbour of the' New York Islanders agreed */ their teams had played a good hockey game, but they differed slightly on the work of Referee Bruce Hood. "We're lucky to conic out with a tie with himn as referee," Cherry said Thursday night after the Bruin.s and the Island. crs battled to a 2-2 deadlock in a meeting of National liocke) League division leaders. "With an impartial referee, we would have won the game," Cherry said. "They had four po w ei plays and we had a half , ' 660 560 1 60; 7. Anton Altu (4) 960 Thursday's RiU$I 610, 3 Wave Arca (3) 160. Sil 5) 5,jr OtgO 3. Brmngh,m 2 166 50. Ss i, p New England 3, Minnesota 3. ORLANDO-SEMINOLE NINTH - 1 AiSyC (4) 22 60. 940 OT tie MATINEE RESULTS 20 7 Zarre (5) I) 403 SO. 3 Patsi Calgary 7. Winnipeg S Today's Games (3) 310. Q 14.5) 12100, p (45) FIRST - I. AidanaSanche: (6) 29iO New England at Phoenix ii 401603 SO; 7. Echano Arena (4) TENTH - 1. Maruri (I) 610 6.20 San Diego at Houston 910510. I. Cacho Miguel (21 $10; 0 3 40. 7 Ramon (6) 510 34.0; 3. Saturday's Games (46)51 60 ; P (6 4) 117.90. Larrea (3)3 20; 0(61) 60 10; P (66) Edmonton at Birmingham SECOND - I EchanoJavi (4) 206 20; DO (A 8) 11390 Mu-.,esOta at Quebec 1)00 670 140. 2. Lerri Atberdi (I) ELEVENTH -1 Arecha Aguirre Indianapolis at C,ncinrfatl 640610. 3 EddyBeitia (5) 360; Q (1) II 40 660 100; 2' Arta Solo (1) Sunday's Games (16)7060. P (4 8) 15540. DD 16 4) 540340. 3 Pat*i Qu'ola (2) 5.20; 0 San Diego at Phoenix 15300 (1 1) 1060; p 11 7 4) 705 50. Wir'rpg at Calgary THIRD - i. Larri Miguel (2) 14.20 TWELFTH - 1. Fermin Ramon 5 SO 3 . 2. Eddy A)berdi (6) 100 (7) 1920540 300; 2. SalaBengos (5) 310;), Echano Beitia (3) 2.60; 0 (7 520 360; 3 Arecha Aguirre 8)4.410. P(76) Ito 60 It 70. (5.7) 4410;P(7S) 120.90; Big FOURTH - 1 Jose Perez (11 0(1 1 with all (Si Ill 50. (4 7 with all National Basketball Association 10 00 1.00 350; 2. Oguiia Arena (2) 1(61 60 EASTERN CONFERENCE 450400). Cacho Javi (3) 3 00; Q 12 Atlantic Division 4) 3010 P (1 3) 66 10; DO (2 4) PcI. 0 5 W L 13710 Buffalo 6 1 600 FIFTH -1 Fermin Atca (5) 12.20 Boston 556 ' 5 4 406 20; 2 Maruri Sanchez (3) 4 50 Phiiphia ' 5 1 556 20. 3 Bilbao Reman (8) 5200 (3 National Ho(k11 Leagu. NY Knits 6 S $43 ' SI 2260. P (5 3) 51 20 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE NV i SIXTH - 1. PatxiSenchez (4) Patrick Division Central Division 1220 7 60 520. 2 Cacho Quiola (7) W I T Pis OF GA Cleve 9 2 515 13 10 1 10, 3 Oguiza Solo (5) 3.10; 0 NY IS) II 2 3 25 6) Houston 6-67 2 6 3 14 7) 12 10. P 14 7) 17990 Ptlla 6 6 3 19 62 53 N Orins 6 4 600 2' SEVENTH - 1 Aldana Perez (5) Allan 6 7 4 16 51 56 Washton 500 3'? S 5 74 10600 300. 2. Jose Beitia (7) 760 NY Rng 6 I 2 ii 64 63 Atlanta 153 4 5 6 150; 3. Echano Alberdi (3( 360; 0 Smythe Division s Anton 5 6 .453 4 IS 7) 1.440. P (57)19) 20 Big Q (17 St Lou 9 7 0 is $1 WESTERN CONFERENCE with 51) 1.76660 1 S 2 16 ChgO Midwest Division EIGHTH - I Bilbao Echave (2) Vancvr 512 1 fl 17 fl Denver S 1 559 70 10 13 00 720; 2. Fermin Altu (7) Minn 510 I 11 12 70 3 Ken City 345 6 5 100540. 3 Anion Zarre (1) 510; 0 Cob I II I 9 37 SI 4 Detroit 155 S 6 (2 1) 1260; P (2 1) 15330 WALES CONFERENCE Indiana 1 6 400 1' NINTH - I. Atava (3) 1560 1.20 Norris Division Chicago 7 6 2 222 340. 2 Patxi (1) 720570. 3 Eddy Mont 152 7 Mbwee 2 9 (2) 1310; 0 (3 1) 1740. P (34) L.A. $ S S 21 A) Pacilic Division 19760 Pitts 1 7 5 13 49 6Portland 7 2 775 TENTH - 1. Larrea (4) 600 3.20 Wash S 5 7 12 1) 63 Seattle 155 3 5 6 320; 2 Aitu (ill 00 6003 Anton (3) Dirt 4 9 2 1 Ii 53 1 6 1 i. 00 3' 410; Q (1 II 31 70p P (4.)) 101.40; Adams Division Golden St 3 6 333 4 00 13 4) 123 20. Bstn 12 ) 1 Phoenix 2 4 256 S ELEVENTH - I. PatxlAguirre Butt $ 5 1 17 Thursday's Results (1) 1160 1010 660. 2. Anton Quio(a Into S 1 4 ii 57 60 Buffalo 105. Denver 94 (7) 1010580: 3 Ne9ui Altu ) 360; Cleve S 7 3 13 47 48 Atlanta 101, Portland 105 Q (3 1) 45 10: P (3 7) 150,60 Thursday's Results San Antonio 101. New York TWELFTH - I Mariolo Aguirre New York Islanders 2, Boston Nets 104 (I) 600 360 360; 2 Bilbao Larrea 7, tie Kansas City 91, Golden State ( 6) 550 /00; 3. Alava Echave (1) Philadelphia 6. vancou ver $6 580. Q (3 61 36.00; P (3 6) 10260; Tod ay's Garnet irw Og 0 13 7 with 36 510.20 Cleveland at Atlanta Tody's Games Chicago at Washington New Orleans at Boston THURSDAY NIGHT Saturday's Games Washington at Ph,lacjelcna FIRST - I Domingo Sanchez ( Buffalo at New York Rangers New York Knicks at Detroit (5006004.40. 2 Aldana Alberdl New York Islanders at Ul. Houston at Milwaukee 3 60 2 60 . 3 Urza Beitia 16) 340; Q nesota Indiana at Los A ng eles 13 6) 3)70 P (11 3) 106 80 Philadelpnla at Pittsburgh Kansas City at Seattle SECOND - I Aldana Miguel (ii Atlanta at St Louis Saturday's Games 7280560360. 7. Eddy Coldo (3)1 00 Colorado at Montreal Boston at Buffalo 360. 3 Larri.Sanchez (6) 350; 0 (I Anretes at Detroit Milwauk ee YCi'k at New 3 1 7940, P ( I 3 ) 133 20; DO ($1) Toronto at Vancouver Knicks 31130 Sunday's Games New Orleans at Atlanta THIRD - 1. CIflO Coldo (2) Pittsburgh at New York New New York Nets at HOuslon 2000 500 460; 2. tJrza Miguel (I) Portland at San Antonio 40560, 3 Patxi Yza Ill 3.60; 0 Il Clev eland at Washington Kansa s City at Den ver 2) 60 . P 12 1) 10500 LOS Angeles at Chicago Philadelphia at WaShigix1 FOURTH I. Pat*i Perez (6) Minnesota at Buffalo Detroit at Chicago 20 60 70 10 i 50; 2 Arech,, Beutia (4 ) Color ad o at Bost on Indiana at Golden State 7.20 i 10. 3 JoseQuola ()) 450; Cleveland at Phoenix (4 6) 58 70. P (6 A) 171 60; DO (2 6) World Hockey Association Sundaes Games 26660 Eastern Division Detroit at Milwaukee FIFTH - 1. Manolo Bengoa 1 31 W L T P15 OF GA Cleveland at Los Areies 10 00 700 3 60; 2 Maruri Elorza (2) Qijetnec Ii 3 0 22 /4 4 Indiana at Seattle 1 60 450. 3 Fermin Echave (5) 300. Cinci 2 20 50 0(2 3(2400. P 132) 6000 Birm 317 1 ii 66 SI SIXTH - i Oguiza.Perez (1) 1620 N Erig S 6 2 12 11 16 S20 360. 7 Urza Sanchez (3) 51)) Indy 4 6 7 10 35 6.4 iOO, 3 Negun Qu'ola (5) 500 Olt 3) Mire, 310 3 9 12 60 9 ; P (I 3) 117.00. Western Division SEVENTH - I. Urza Yza IS) $00 Wmipg 10 6 0 20 51 SI 660340. 2 ca Miguel 171 5.40 100; S Diego S S 1 15 55 9) 3 Eddy Arena (6) 510. 0 (2 8) Houston I 6 2 1$ 57 47 1320; P (11 2) ill 00. Big Q (13 with Calgary 1 6 1 15 52 16 26)41050. Phoenix 1 1 1 iS 56 75 E IGHTH - I. Maruri.Zarre (S) £drnontn 5 9 0 10. 39 57 . . . vi Miami has added incentive it. Eddie Edwards Is a tre/ self since a Tangerine Bowl mendous defensive tackle for spokesman said the Hurricanes them, he added. "He looks soare still in co nt en tion for the per just a great football she is capable of anything." Orlando game, despite a 34 player. u n really looking for- ( Event reached the heights Holladay jumped from 28th the eighth game, scoring points record. Miami's losses include ward to playing against him." games to Pittsburgh, No. 9 Neplace in the U.S. rankings in with a backhand pass, an ace Defense has led Miami's hraska and No. 19 Colorado, 1975 to ninth this year. She was and a cunning deep backhand. comeback. After losing fo ur of "The only thing I kn ow is that its first five games, the hornnamed to the Wlghtman Cup Wade led 30-0 in the next game squad on short notice after Bil- as she served to save the we are going to the Orange canes shut out Texas Christian Howl lie Jean King was Injured and match, but Event fought back to play Miami," said 49-0 and held Boston College to withdrew. again. She wrapped it up on her Paternal, who upped his Penn 73 yards rushing In a 13-6 victoI Event bounced back to her second match point with a State record to 100-21-1 with the ry last week. best form Thursday night, glv- sharp forehand down the Line. victory last week. "We are not ttunking any further ahead than that game." NEW YORK (API Surviv- 39-1 for .688, likes the Steel Cur- Houston is hurting. Penn State has averaged H are inaijifferent class than the at. Lain Sunday. 26, Sa n Diego 14 Po ints its l ast live games when Fal cons. FSU S That's what the National The picks: Did John Ralston run it up on San Francisco 28, Atlanta 10 The Milwee Pee Wees junior Football league season has Pittsburgh 17, Miami 7 Tampa Bay last week? Not The 49ers have dropped two varsity post ed its first Pop come down to for the Pittsburgh Let's just say th e Pro Picker really. The Buc can eers' mis- st ra ight after winning six of y " • I Warner League victory of the • Steelers and Miami Dolphins. has more faith in Mean Joe takes were translated into their first seven. They can't afseason Th ursday, defeating the of the past four So- Gr eene, Ernie Holmes, L.C. touchdow Winners ns. San Diego makes ford a sup here with Los AngeIC 01 South Se minole Hurricanes, 14. per Bowls, the Steclers and Greenwood and Dwight White fewer boo-boos so it stands to les coming up next. 0, on the strength of a 60-yard Dolphins got off to a st*ggening than he does in Bill Arnsparger, reason the Broncos will score Philadelphia 20, Cleveland 17 DEN'TON, Tex. (AP) -Wheal what kind of offense North st3rt this season. 1-,.uburgh WINTER GARDEN ke Th run by Shawn Deasow and a L a Los Angeles 24, St. Louis 20 fewer points. The young, ambitious Eagles Brantley 42-yard return of a pass irl.0 Florida State and Ntrth Texas Texas will trot out with Satur- dropped four of its first five closed out a 4-4 junior The California sunshine Oakland 30, Kansas Clty$ w a scare last varsity football season Thur. terception by TheociLs Jones, St.ak meet each other Satur- day afternoon. gave St. Los ' game,' but has turned that should help the Rams recuperAlter last week's close call at week. The Browns aren't as sday night with a -i day, the coaches for bo th lootMilwee got 219 yar ds rushing, vi ctory "They really throw a lot at around with four straight vie- ate from their frigid Monday Chicago, the Raiders won't take tough as the Cardinals so here's over West Orange as Dean by Danny O'Brien and 89 by bill teams say they will be try- you. Every formation you can tones, the Last three on shut- night in Cincinnati in time to any chances against the Chiefs. this week's Upset Special. ing to prove somet hing. think of Frills thr ew two touchdown Desso w. Other interceptions by the veer, the I, the outs. Miami was 2-4 before win- han dl e the Cardi na ls. Not with the division title ready Detroit 27, New Orleans 21 passes. FSV Coach Bobby Bowden. slot, the double-slot," Bowden ning three straight. the winners were by Mark Baltimore 33, New England 16 to be nailed down in the next The Saints have dropped four laid his Seminoles, now 3., are said. "It's certainly the most Gilson and Kevin Keikes, Now both teams stand 5-4 and The Colts have the AFC's coup le of weeks. straight but could make this one koldng for the win that will give complex offense we've seen." are thinking about the wild card leading runner, Lydell Mitchell, Richard Salem was on the Tyrone Simpson and Robert Washington 21, NY Giants 10 close in the cozy Superdome. receiving end of a 68-yard play Blonigen were the defensive them their best season since Bowden said North Texas will berth that could sneak them and leading passer, Bert Jones. The good news here Is that the NY Jets 24, Tampa Bay 10 while Larry Ba ll hauled In leaders. 972. have one advantage before they into the playoffs. There will be Chicvgo 19, Green Bay 10 Giants will score a touchdown Some people will tell you this another for 42 yards. Mike And North Texas Coach Ray- even take the held: They were room, however, for only one of For the hurricanes Kevin 0 Both are 4-5, but that's decepfor the first time in a month. is Tampa Bay's only chance to Kavanaugh ran 78 yards for M den Fry, whose improving team off Last week while FSU has to them and that's why Sunday's Live. The Bears are the best 4$ ooney recovered two fumbl es The bad news Is that .win a game this season. Listen another score while David and Tony has won itslast(oig'to post as-4 stage a 20-point comeback to showdown in Three Rivers team in the league. The Washington will score three Collier and Thamon of tothefoIkswhotel1youthaLthj. Riddle intercepted a pass and record, says his club is out to beat Southern MississIppi 2740. Stadium carries so much King were the defensive Packers may be the poorest. them. is the Jets only chance to win ran it back 34 yards for a score. leaders. The bloc win the final two games of the "They had time to get their portance. king of Jeff CincImmatl 23, houston 7 Minnesota Ii, Seattle 7 another game this season. season to match last year's 74 hurt people healthy. Wish I had The Pats' other TB came when Dunn, Chris [)lllo and Jorly The Pro Pthr, who survived The Bcngals like the atmnosThe Scahawks come back to Dallas 34, Buffalo 14 Mitch DiMarco blocked a punt Patient record. one to get ours ready," Bowden with an 114 record last week phere on top of the AFC Central earth after upsetting Atlanta. helped Joe Vicj' offense? like Watch this and Bill Burns recovered It In C Buwden said he had no idea said. rajsir.g the season's mark to 6- and thcy plan to stay there, Th4 Vkh';',s, they vtIl di'icover, M niLt' ru,ht ochran time to complete 8-of- Center na., - ' -- - '- Oil. - Penn State - Mike dIV p . - ' 7A --. . '7 5-. " - - T • ' . j .- .,.' . - I" 11Z ' . , Atz - . " . . I Wightman Cup debut against Both players dropped their Davis; tA. / 'i.j - - - - osie Loses not over anti we have a chance I}:xiN(;T0N, Ky. AP Kentucky Coach Fran Curci has to get something out of it that out a way to stop 15th- has never been done at F Ionranked Florida Saturday: "If da," Dickey said. Leading the Florida attack is we bring out some 30-30 rifles, ,enior quarterback Jimmy tfrit might do it he of 9-* "But even then, we might not Fisher, who has hit be able to hit them They're too passes this season for 1 087 yards and nine touchdowns Ut. last (uril added. F!oridi needing t victor) has gained another 157 yards over Kentucky to gain the Ga- rus hi ng. Also in the Gdtor backfield tors first ever share of the Southeastern Conference are Willie Wilder, who has 553 championship, ow ns the SEC's yards r ushing on 78 carries, and be st passing attack and is tops Tony Green, with 491 on 72. in the league in total offense. ,,This is the 'big-play kind of However, the Gators also team," Curd said of the Gators ia "In watching the films, I saw iardet ho their opponents this season A____ ,.. Then there was the attitude of pposing players, who had no desire to lose to a team with a girl n its an Mid a " as 1-3 this season Net - -. t. ' Cats • - squad two years But she, her parents and Coach Garold Drake agreed that she ndght face problems as the boys grew bigger and "Th ey weren't afraid to hit stronger in high school even me. They would try to hit me if the Misso ur i State High harder. Yeah, they real ly cam e School Sports Activities Associ- after me," Deborah said. ation did not ban girls from high But Deborah, who comes / school play. from a sports-oriented family, "I don't think she could carry has no regrets. In fact, she the ball in high school," admit- plans to continue playing girls' ' led Drake. "I don't think her basketball, track and softball. legs could stand the punishAnd when she decided to end ment. But personally I think she her fleeting career on the gridcould block and tackle with the iron, she did it in typically apbest of them." preciative st yle. When Deborah decided to go When Drakeenteredthelock- r '1 out for football, her mother was er room one afternoon, he found afraid she would get hurt and a message on the blackboard. Drake just laughed. But she It read simply, "Coach, suffered only two minor in- thanks for the great season." J'. L ~ .. ,Wll1' .. I& I., / ClEVELAND, Mo. (AP) juries during her career and Deborah Brinkley, at the grand Drake was impressed enough to old age of 13, is hanging up her move her from fullback to quarterback and defensive cleats, After two sears of carrying back this season thc Lba11 fr tiny Ca Mid"You'd never know she na'. Junior High School Debo- wasn't a boy said Drake rah is calling it quits She did wind sprints just like everybody else She did everyThis ism last year in foot ball," says the 5-loot-3'i, 103- thing everybody else did. She pound teen-age r. never complained to me A big problem was loneliness. "It was my decision. They get pretty big up there (high Deborah never was able to per. school). I learned a lot, suade ot he r girls to follow her though." example. Deborah overcame the fears "Two or three other girls said of her parents, resentment out we r llY e from tier male opponents and dt i doubts by athletic officials to " Aw --,A . Rangers Are Still W heele r-D e alering Try .: .' 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SANFORD PH. 322-1481 W.P. 644-8916 JCPenney WINTER PARK MALL Openla ins to9pm Monday ttlru Saturday Open Sunday 11:30-5; 30 p.m. CataIo Center 844-0I4 Store Ph. 447-4223 SANFORD PLAZA Opens. rn ?alp.m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday l2:26.S:3Sp.m. Catalog Center PIt. 322-ISiS SIws Ph. 22$-I110 �$A—Evening HiraId Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 12, 17 BUSINESS IN BRIEF Sanford Railmen Honored For 50 Years Of Service Two Sanford railroadmen - Hoke Smith Duggar, conductor; and Joe Wiley Jarrell, locomotive engineman, have been honored for their 50 years of service with the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. Duggar lives at 211 Arcadia Rd.; Jarrell, at 2010 Oak Ave. Phone Company Moving Saturday is moving day for Winter Park Telephone's executive and accounting departments, relocating to the company's new corporate headquarters building, 850 East Altamonte Dr., Altamonte Springs. Cornpletion of the building, according to R.P. Hulbert, president, is in final stages. More than 250 of the personnel are expected to be moved in the new quarters by Dec. 12, Seminole Hospital Chief Cited Robert T. Besserer, administrator of Seminole Memorial Hospital this week received the annual award of merit from the Florida Hospital Education and Research F'o'mdat ion the highest honor of the Florida iiospitai inclustr — br thèsgnifican t COfl' tributions to the field of health services administration. Cass elberry Banker Promoted Robert B. Whitehill, executive vice president of ComBank-Casselberry, has been elected president of ComBanks Mortgage Co., a wholly owned subsidiary of ComBanks Corp. Whitehill also is president-elect of the Altamonte Casselberrv Chamber of Commerce. Party It Up; HOSPITAL NOTES Weigh It Down Club Remembers NOVEMBER II, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Tonya Bronsoii lis It. Garner Herman C. Gunter Barbara Ilollie Barbara Ann Jackson Brian Revels James J. Ripley lage Powell Thelma D. Sikes Margaret L. Temple Christine Baumann, DeBary Flor.ce D. Bennett, DeBary Walter A. Devers, DeBary Clyde B. Ycagley, Deltona Ernest C. Manley, Lake Monroe Ilearmon Price, Orange City Anna May Dunning, Osteen Margie Cowan, Oviedo BIRTHS Sanford: Mr.& Mrs. Gregory i Valerie) Maxwell, a girl Kids' Book Week In recognition of Children's Book Week (Nov. 8-14), the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford donated a book, "Oh, What a Busy Day" by Gyo Fujikawo, to the Sanford Public Library. Sanford: Isiah Bradley Brian Revels Luis Rodrequiz Miriam 0. Walistedt Frank Webb Joyce Wilson Alan L. Fisher, DeBary Murice J. Frank, DeBar A. Kneeland, Ddflary Utiis[é*isJr., Deland Nairne W. Fisher, Deltona Joseph Paulling, Deltona Hazel E. Sievers, Deltona Charles Willard, Deltona Kim Grace Smith, Lake Mary Anna Pearl Hall. Osteen Mrs. Carl Camille) I3uccellato, & baby boy, Sanford tale from Librarian Sara Harrison, MEN'S PANTS o. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, sit . YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., 1201 W. First s. Jacaranda Circle, Sanford Garden Club, 7:30 p.m., at 711 East First St., Apartment 225, with Corrine Campbeli and Anna Mac Wells. hostesses. Members asked to bring homemade Christmas decorations or arrangements. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 English Estates Elementary School carnival, 11 a.m. to p.m., Oxford Road. Decorated bike contest, 9:45 a.m., Falmouth Road, parade, 10:30. Senior Citizens tour to Disney World. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 1 p.m. Return after evening fireworks. Clynne L Franklin, 19, of 1021 Pecan Ave., Sanford, died Tuesday night at Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando. Born in Sanford, he graduated from Seminole High School, June, 1975. He was presently attending Southeastern Academy Airline School. Orlando. He was a member and a active usher of New Mt Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Franklin Sr.; brother Sylvester Franklin Jr.; grandmother, Mrs. Geraldine Zackery; eight aunts and live uncles. Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary is in charge. Flea Market sponsored by All Souls Home and School As., 10 a.m. to 5p.m., All Souls Social HaIl, 8th and Oak, Sanford. Common Cause, workshop beginning at 9:30 a.m., Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson St., Orlando. Free and open to the public. A Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Baked Virginia ham dinner sponsored by American Legion Post 53, 5-9 p.m., post home, 17-92, Sanford. Members and guests. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 Lup'a. Founxht!n of Fii Inc., 2 m. "fl-- Inn, Lakeland (14 and U.S. 98) Speaker, Dr. Frank B. Lane, of Tampa: "Review of Lupus Syndromes and newest treatment." Open to all Interested persons. home cooked turkey dinner, noon to 5 p.m., DeBary Volunteer Fire Hall on Colomba Road sponsored by Fire Auxiliary. Ticketsavailable Western Auto or Redman 's Barber Shop, DeBary. Psychic lecture, by Anne Gehman, 7:30 p.m., Seminole High School auditorium. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Idyliwilde School PTA 7:30 p.m. Thursday's high 78, today's low 58. Mostly cloudy today and tonight with a chance of &haw:s. C!z;-r!ng Saturday, turning colder. highs t,--Jay upper 70*, low-ti tonight upper 40*. South to southwest winds 1015 cn.ph. TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 11:48 a.m., low :16 a.m., 5:59 p.m Port Canaveral: high 11:34 a. m., 11:54 p.m.. low 5:09 a. m.. 5:47 p.m. Bayport: high 3:56 a.m., 6:11 Winter Park-Orlando Phi Mu Alumnae, hair-styling re Sanford Woinwi'& Club, 309 S. Oak Ave., 1:33 p.m. Free and open to the public. Save to 2 LADIES' DUSTERS Easy-to-clean vinyl with foam padding. Great for TV watching, assorted colors. Save 40c MEN'S Famous Name Save 11 Boys' Save 45C NUDE -Z PANTY HOSE i DOUBLE KNEE JEANS 44C 39C Req. $12,99 Padded pillow for extra comfort, 74" long. 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Winter/Summer 379 Zayre SANFORD I Lake Mary Women being planned at the Nov. 18 meeting of Sanford Junior Woman's Club. b Th e will come to order — or disorder— when the cutiinsesa7:3 Pm' on meeting Petticoat Pettiness comic euic Lake Mary Woman's Cl ub will meet on Nov. 17, at 10:30 a.m. at the Forest clubhouse for the regular monthly business meeting, followed by a covered dish luncheon. Th e program will be con- historic skit of Sanford Wo ma n's Cl ub present ed by the senior club members under t he auspices of the Arts Departmeat. ducted by Education Chairman Pila Hughes. Three School students will be present ed awar ds on essays they have written on "What Th anksgiving Means to Me." Cathy Bauerle, the junior tub' s second vice president, chairman of the (ristmas Boutique which will follow the skit. Laurie Dickey will auction off items made or dona ted by the j un ior members. LTD Club The Sanford Chapter, LTD I.et's Talk For The Deal) will meet Saturday at Sanford Sheraton Inn for the regular meeting at 8 p.m. At this meeting,the 1976-77 Sanford LTD Queen will be announced. Queen candidntes are Calamity Jane Marie Emrick); Little Silver Bird ('Shirley Briggs); and Newsprint 13.n di Tucker). According to Cathy, a stirprise is planned and refreslunents will be served. Husban ds and guests of the 'k'niorand junior club members are invited to attend. An inis also being extend ed to the newly fanned Deltona Junior Wwi.ar's Cl ub. Reg. $33,t$ Exceeds Power requir.men of most cars. Up to 432 amps, of cranking power, Pr e includes trade-in of ni battery, Reg.$4.ft Protect your car three ways with famous Preston. Coolerant for year-round protection, HIGHWAy 1742 at AIRPORT BLVD. OPEN MON. TO SAT. 9a.m.-9 p.m.—SUN. 11 a.m..dp.m. ... , Ward 0. Fearn, a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra's horn section for 24 years, will perform in the Orl an do Br ass Quintet's Chamber Music Series at Loch haven Art Center on Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. Works scheduled for pe rinclude Mozart's Concerto No. 3. Benjamin Britten's "Serenade" for Tenor and Horn and Maurice Ravel's "Pavane." Assisting artists will be Stetson University faculty member Dr. Robert Rich, tenor and Connie Gott schalk, well known Orlando pianist. An Orlando resident since June, l"earn al so paints and will display some of his paintings in the Art Center's auditorium on the evening of the concert. Art Center doors open at 1 p.m. and there will be a guided tour of the Art Center galleries at 7:15. Tickets may be obtamed at the Loch haven Art Center and Streep's Ticket Offt(.e. ft '? 71 'tr ;-t'. . - '4 f ;..'yst,t - fr I .. - iii ' ''- 'I 1IIrbJl Ih . , - . . . -- IuuII- . -.--- -. - - , Stop Crime Help! A special segment of the prograni will inIn the interest of public service, all in- clude "Crimes Against Women" and "Crimes terested citizens are wel co me to attend, free Against the Elderly." of charge, a self-protection program Accor di ng to law enforcement authorities, presented by Sgt. Harold "Beau" Taylor from the Se minole Co un ty Sa fety and Crime crime occ ur s when opportun ity exists and unifo rmed citizens, in many instances, invite Prevention Unit. criminal at tacks and burglarly. To sueThe i nf o rm ative seminar is scheded ces.sfully reduce this condition, community Wednesday, Nov. 17, at 1:30 p.m., at Sanford awareness and involvement are both Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. necessary. Sponsored by th e club's Public Affairs Department, Sgt. Taylor will instruct inFo llowing the crime prevention program, dividuals on the protection of th eir homes, Sgt. Taylor will conduct a question and answer pe riod . their valuables, their family and themselves Fight Cancer Help! patients they tr anspo rt are able to walk and e American Cancer Society, Sem inole get in and out Of automobiles; they are just County Chapter Is in desperate need of not able to drive themselves. vol un teer dr ivers. "We're down to two o three drivers," said Ac cor ding to Irene Brown, president, Mrs. Brown. "The y simply can't do it on their drivers are needed to tr ansport cancer own." pa tien ts from Seminole County for cobalt An yone who can volunteer a few hours a treatments at Or an ge Memorial Hospital and w ee k to he lp local cancer patients should call the Can cer Society between 10 am. and 2 p.m. Florida Hospital, Orlando. Volunt ee r dr ivers are reimbursed for their at 322-0849, or Mrs. Brown at the Flagship gasoline c osts by the Cancer Society. The Bank of Sanford, 322-1611. Can you give me some in- ormation on becoming a she ph erd? A few months ago i rend somewhere that there was a real need in the American Southwest for shephers, but it was hard finding people who could co pe with th e. isolation that went with the Job. Abby, all my life I've found it hard to deal wi th people. i crave isolation. I could go for wee ks wi thout seeing a human be ing and be perfectly content. I may be slightly weird, but this is inc. Can you help me? FE!) UP LJt.AK l'tA) UP: Shepherds tending American floc ks have traditionally been Basques imported from Spain and sheepman occasionally complain plain that the immigration quotas shut off their supply of nerciers. Write 10 Inc U. S. Department of Agric ul ture for th t name and address of sheep Ind us try orga ni zations. They'll tell ou what, if any, op. portunitics exist to herd sheep instead of people. DEAR ABBY: Three years f - . AWARD GIVEt , - 'GIRL FRIDAY' racorna, Wash,, I can handle :he traffic, but the people are driving me bananas. I've been driving a bus for four years now, and I don't know how I vu lasted thislong. . 'ta. formance (Herald Photo by Maryiln Tipton) DEAR ABBY: My problem is my job. I wn a bus driver in - " - 90TH BIRTHDAY Herald Photo by Tom t___.____' •- ------ L_ ..__t___ t. - Lum b ce l ebr ated 'Irs. Emma Mary Wynne is presented with a plaque declaring her "Girl Friday, 1976" by her boss J. S. (Red) Cleveland, director of aviation, Sanford Airport. The plaque and a declaration of appreciation were awarded by the Southeastern Airport Managers' Association for her efforts on their behalf, Peop/e Drive Him Bananas; He Would Rather Herd Sheep AR Bross Quintet Help! Th compare...you can't do better than Zayre! TM A fun-filled evening to usher in the festive hoUday season is ANTI41EE1E $24 JT] ' . MOTOR OIL Save 11 600 locking handles. / Save to 47' ANTACID. For acid indigestion, soothing action, 12 Qt. Reg.7, Swinger cooler has polyester insulation, clam shell lid with y I \ .' Save 23' SUPER BLEND . . Req. $3,99 Solids and plaids. Req. & slim; Junior boy's sizes. MAALOX 39C Made by leading film manufacturer. '.. iivath--p- W, - rii iutlkrpes..tht1ikiñio(jn / ...- %—--.ch grasshoppers, katydids, all a group by itself is the spider types of worms, inany types of mite. This tiny insect has a beetles and cutting wasps and sucking mouth part, but it has -'-bees. The insecticide must be eight legs instead of the usual ,..., "p on the plant part for the six. It causes a discoloring of chewing insect to eat and leaves and also severe leaf I ingest. The larger the insect the drop. Look closely to see It. more it will have to eat to be List but not least there are Juniors Set Yule Boutique Now is the perfect time to shop for quality brand-name fishing equipmentl Hurry in for best selection. cotton. Two pocket front, long sleeves. LOUNGER 64 (4 CIub Notes % ;:. 30 Price Req. $890 to $9.99 The western look in polyester. white wine and eating to such low-protein foods as turkey, -, chicken, seafood, fish, fruits. killed, the raspers. These are thip Sucking insects are almost as that so often discolor flowers by / abundant as the chewers. their feeding. The mouth part of Aphids and scale insects, as this insect works just like a well as white flies, are the wood rasp. Slowly but surely it .,Florida Gardener magazine sizes and colors. Since there are that take a bite out of the plant predominate ones that do the removes the layers of plant has some timely tips for so many types, it would be well leaf or flower. Most of these can sucking of juicer from plants. cells, eventually killing or vegetable gardeners, because to know just how they eat and be killed rather easily when Scale insects are considered disfiguring the flower. now is the time for the "crawly the best way to declare total they are young. Let them grow as stationary. However, they do Know the type of insect and ones" to invade vegetable war. up and about all that is effective move when they first hatch out its control to win battles against gardens planted in early fall. Insects have three types of for control is a hammer. So the of the eggs. Once they find a the "crawly ones." Use Better prepare to battle. Your mouths. Each type of mouth lesson is to be prepared when suitable place they settle down pesticides wisely, according to shield of protection will be some will require a different type of you see the first bit of leaf for the rest of their life, which directions, and your plants will form of Insecticide, insecticide for control. you hope is short when in- be healthy and you will stay disappear. Insects abound in all shapes, Chewing insects are those Some of the insects that have secticides are applied, alive. ROD, REELS & COMBOS $5 MULTI-POSITION PAPER PLATES ,'—/ 1 Save 411 150 Ct. WHITE Magnolia Circle, Sanford Garden Club. A weekly chore of spraying fungicide and insecticide on your vegetables, annual flowers and rosebushes Is a must. The Molded from high Impact white plastic, easy to roll. 25"x24"x16". Perfect for plants and flowers. Super Savings WESTERN SH I RTS Req. 14.99 to $7.99 Snap-coat style, two pockets, req. and extra large sizes; 65 Pc?. polyester, 35 pct. cotton. Ass'?, colors, floral and solid. Req. $6.99 November is a good time to plant rosebushes and any flowering bulbs sold by Florida garden shops, to fertilize your sawn and see that your shallow rooted blooming shrubs have plenty of water. November is usually a dry month, warns the Req. $12.99 Use Indoors or outdoors. Req. $29.88 Full three-key memory, large screen readout, super thin, square root, per cent key, gift boxed. Friday, Nov. 12,1976--18 trlck3 restricting social drinking to November Gardeners Zap 'Crawly Ones' 24 Save to 49 $5 350 ia se A big selection TOO pct. polyester Sporty tops. Assorted colors and most Men's sizes. SANDALS Florida Nurses Aun. DistrIct 37, 4 p.m., County Health Center, 900 French Ave., Sanford. Sheriffs Dept. on crimes against women and the elderly, Req. $5.99 Req. $4. Pkg. Polyester filled, stripe tick. Sold in packages of two. Business Seminar sponsored by Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. Luncheon included. WI Req. $24.95 Step by step nsrotc, pressure gauge, recording charts, vinyl carrying case contains American Heart Association High Blood Pressure Booklet, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - barden Gate FLOWER CART 777 CA[CU[AWK $15 Package of 2 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, Civic Center, bag lunch WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Talk by Sgt. Harold (Beau) Taylor of the Seminole COMPACT $5 p.m. low 11:24 a.m., 11:48 p.m. at noon, followed by Bingo. de ha ret PRESSURE KITS WOMEN poundage. ________________________________________________________ Appetite-reducing 1 Decorative 3-Tier WEATHER S. Oak Ave. Lyman 1(1gb School PTSA, 8p.m., school auditorium. Film and lecture on emergency medical information. and makeup techniques demonstrated by Douglas Marvaldi at Glamour Quorum, 180 Park Ave. No., Winter Park. CONCEPT 399 FRANKLIN. CLYP4NE L. Funeral services for Clynne L Franklin. 19, of 1021 Pecan Ave. Sanford. *ho died Tuesday Will be held Sunday at 1 pm, at Nw Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. G. L Sims officiating Burial in Restlawn Cemetery. Wilson Eichelberrr Mortuary In charge TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 di BLOOD ROUND HASSOCK Funeral Notice! Beginner's Dog Obedience classes, 6:15 and 7 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. Fee for 10 week class is $20. Call center to register. Humane Society of Seminole County, 8 p.m., 850 Ihway 17-92, Concord Plaza, Longwood. F LEISURE Save $3 50½" Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran. Whale of a Garage Sale sponsored by Woodlands Civic Assn., 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.. one mile east of 1-4 on SR 434. Deluxe Model ------------ Huge selection Includes double knit polyester and European dress pants, belted and plain, solids and plaids. Sizes 29.42 Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce installation banquet, Rosemont Golf and Country Club, Orlando; 7 p.m.. Hospitality Hour; 8 p.m., banquet. The presentation was made to Librarian Sara can't partake of the Christmas goodies without adding excess Save 5' Save 5 MEN'S JACKETS Req. to $12.99 AREA DEATH 995 Save PORTABLE 599 CLYNNE FRANKLIN CALENDAR Donald Charles Bauerle III and Joanna Brooke Garland. (H.rld ht. *s,, .. Save 99C Among the preschoolers, Dr. Seuss is probably the most popular book. Boys generally go for the Hardy Boys series and the Alfred Hitchcock detective thrillers. The girls' heroine is still Nancy Drew, although they are reading more of the adventure stories traditionally the favorites of boys. during the past year: Shawn Michael Perce, tens wide-eyed to a Save to $7 According to Mrs. Harrison, while the tastes of her Junior readers vanes greatly, there are definite seasoned favorites which top the check-out lisa The book was given in honor of three children born to club members 1 Donny Bauerle lis- DISCHARGES Harrison by young Donny Bauerle. Polly Bergen alternates fasting and feasting. Dinah Shore eats a teaspoonful of everything instead of a full portion. Angle Dickinson stresses "keeping yourself tempting," so you won't be tempted, but Brenda Vaccaro may have come up with the best idea of all - she hides the scales These are Just some of the ways that today's celebrities party it up over the holidays while keeping their weight down. World-famous nutrition expert and consultant to the stars Dr. Louis Scarrone, confirms that there is no reason why partygoers and givers (__.. Vincent) _ her tuin nirtnaav at her Narcissus Avenue, Sanford home. She came to the city In 1931 with her first husband. George liouseman, and alter being idoed, married the Rev. Henry- Lumb. She had one son, ('hark's Houseman. now deceased, one grandson and tso great-grandsons, and a sister, Mrs. Betty Woolgur, in Sun City, Ca. Mrs. Lumb is Wednesday a member of the t'nitrd Methodist Church. M e i n k e, I Exchange V ',SI " ' "w''' - 'iL'LIo had two daughters. This is my first marriage. Beginning with Easter, then Mother's Day, then Memorial Day, then her birthday, followed by the anniversary of bier death and ending with HER wedding anniversary, the two married daughters make a regular pilgrimage to the cemetery to visit their mother's grave. I don't numaI this, but I do mind the pressure they put on their father to go with them. (l of these occasions, I have accompanied him, but I feel as he does, that Mass and Cornniunion are muco more mneaningu1 and not nearly as ostentatious. Don't niisun- Melissa Vaun Meinke and James David Hardin were married Oct. 30 at 2p.m. with Rev. Charles Thompson, grandfather of the bridegroom, officiating at the double ring, garden wedding at the derstand, I have not corncouple's residence at 3400 S. Pahnway, plainesi once, and never will, l'he bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garth William but I think six trips in five Meinke, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. weeks to lay plastic flowers on William D. Hardin, Sanford. the grave is overdoing it. Given in marriage by Daniel R. Preist, brother-in-law of the How should I handle it' My bride, she wore a white interlock gown trimmed with white lacehus ba nd's daughters didn't and pearls. tier veil was a floor length cape trimmed with white make all these trips to their lace, and she earned a bouquet of yellow roses. mother's grave before their Louise Hardin served as honor attendant in a gown of blue father married Inc. crepe. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. IRRITATFI) William D. Hardin served as his son's best man. DEAR IRRITATED: ConUnue to handle II as you have. A reception followed the ceremony at the couple's home. Il/iD been, it would ha ve been Inc. When she had a mootEu],' she berated me, Insulted me, bait ed me. She came very close to loving me, and perhaps she did. - I was with her the day she broke her hip. She was ba refooted, in rhirtrpi,... ba thing suit,havingJust come in Say nothing. ARRy OflC nf y,.,,,, from a day at the local swim. readers suggested national ming hole wi th her two small Daughter-in-law Day. Well, I'm gran dsons and myself. That a daughter-in-law but I had all was the beginning of the end, the ho nor I ne ed in j ust knowing I gave her a permanent the and loving a mother-in-law. I'll (lay before she died, and as she tell you about her. kit to go home, she put her She was a diamond in the freckled arms around my waist rough, a tiny, fiesly redhead. and in her deep, husky voice had she been a man, she wo uld said, "1 love you, honey." Those have been a two-fisted, hardwere her l ast words to me. drinking gambler. She ador ed How I loved that tough old her son. No woman alive was lady, an d I miss her like he ll. good enough for him, but if one MARTIL IN BEND a FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleaning at budget : prices and coin laundry service in a nloj.anf t. mosphere. Open 7 am. daily. Located at - - FAIRWAY PLAZA I On Hwy. 17-92 at 27th 322.9739 Try it you'll like it? �: 2B-.Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 12, ltfl Friday, Nov. 12, 17-3B : •:::•:.:.:•::.::: :::::•:::•: Adventist Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Nazarene THE SEVENTH DAY Pastor's Corner 1. THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT Y 1 It I Sabo&th iie,.n, :: Saooam ScPtoi Veiperi 31 rnnut,I be#or, DUltII :::: Wid Evt P'ayprMpttu1 7 Npin Re v Gerald :: :: .,..I.,. I 11a lobatti Scheel C 30£ m oa m Wednesday N-Iht Pra,1, s,., _ The % . .% tIL--- . in so', * If ; U * Ill * " it DII 700 pot 7 30 Sunday School & L YOuth Hour I OUR . 0 0 : = an services ..., ATION 1111 :: :' : :: : FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 37 th and Elm Rov a Don Cox Sunday ScItool Mottling Worship eversinsworro. . Patter ' Christian :30. m Is 4$8 in 6 No on Famlt, Plight tw,d I F I RS T CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 DIp U DI %(IPL(SOF CHRIST 1647S Sanford Ave Baptist ]HI i 1\i) (v I 6 Church Of God " , "am A 114 P too Do" SPiockley Sunday ScItCII in 10 IDa in 4 30 7 lOp 'it 7 10 pm Phone 333 4909 Clillard W Schaub . (0)LLCAJ% EuCningServitor Pray,, MeetingW,d 7 Np in CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH COW lath 51 I Oak A v e 1111W CoIIrnan Pastor 1: 'I' r ,,, 13p -, JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1031 W,si First Sti.,,t George GaItoay Sunday School tO 00. ill Morning Service ii DO a in 7 3Cp is Ill .nraSr Corner of LCCVIO and ElqvenTh Second and FourTh Sunday sumay kMel IN, in. MimIng Services liM, its. Eviolnglrvlcls PVIyec Me,tn, every 100pm Tuesday Night Sit. Katherine gr own Rev. W. M . Marlin 710pill r,ya Patter PINECREST BAPTISTCHIJRCH 110* Airport Blvd Rev IlinnellS Holt Patter Sunday Scheel 0 ISa in Morn.ts, worship ii "am Church Training a IS in two 7 330 in 1 30; in Evening Service Ladies Bible Class Widnei4ay 5.01. Clays tO 10pm VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH ill Hitter Avg PCI. 3fl-*2S1 Rev £ FIRST PENTECOSTA L CHURCH OF LONGW000 III Orange street lullS Grant Pat,04 vi — 1 Morning WOrIlSp - - Lutheran I UTHFRAN CHURCH 01 THF RFDrrMFR 103W 1111, Place ,jthorav Hour' and TV This . - - , -- Th* Rev FI,n,rA R,usch,r Svnday "'5); at -''---'-'',. .0 710pm I SOp,,, 4 lOp in OF SANFORD 2531 Sanford Ave tevFr,dMcCl,ary jyncay cnew MMningWoylS.p .v,ir.v Evening Service 1,04. Study Tuvi Fv. Youth Service Ivas Eve Paste, a in la in 110pm ' 30; 7 lOp in If Warn a 00 Din Tuesday to a in 7 Morn PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST High*ay 40 Well Hoarce Taylor I Bud Hupp Evangelists Bible Class IS WIlTS Morning *0rhip SilO, in E ,eni no *orhip t p in Bible (laytet Wed 7 lOp in Presbyterian GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - COVE NANT Airporl Blvd I Woodland Or Rev. Fred I. Gardner Chyrch School MarnIngW.rthlp MYF Pal PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pat?,, $ in 0 11: IlOIllam 414pm I? #1 Hwy and Lake Mary Blvd Rev. Michael Andrews PaoI,r Morning Worship £Pdarsy 000am Sunday School Church to 11 al talvrda,'y M'5 Ireskiasl 0 Na "C CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH loll S 32'Park Ave 494 Rev ReNrI J Hunter Pa s tor Sunday School 0 -1 Fellowship 15- )chla fit Mae lung Worship ii Na in Wed Eve Bale Sluy 7110 0 M up to ituw L'OnalO fl05 aepenaecj Cfl an allowance That means living or money giver Now Dorld will be moving toward tinanCi.j1 independence That means living on what yOU have earned Spirituauy we arrive the some way Our parents. if they are wise and caring parents,give us faith They bring us to church They encourage our Christian growth They set moral standards in an atmosphere of religicus cc-r. c tion On the day that we do arrive v.e begin providing for our Spiritual needs vol untarilyl Only then are we ready to be spiritually inaeperident That means living y the faith you have gained Ultimately we have to make our Own decisions about Our prir,c:oles and co,-. tions There is no SLstItute for eorl relig ous training ri oreparing for that (Jay FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL SIC Park Avenue Orangq llvd. Lake Moore, Dr. Jay I Citenal. patter A ,., — Willijed EIO,.d,. Mimn.IIq Worship Svnday S(hoi 1000aill C ISa in Sunday School Morning worship Morning Wer$JI.p II "am II Warn is Evening Worthlip 700pm a ,, Eying W.ryh,p 7 lIp in lop in Prayer Me,ling Wednesday Wed Player 541,1. a top in Catholic Christian Science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Ill On Avi. Sanford Fr. *,hItaW Ennii Path., Fr Wattlern Avtenr,ttk Ati,. Pastor Sal Vig.I Mass 7 SOp on Sun "as lam. 1I$4 12noon Confessions. Sal 4 7 0 in METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. Sunlsisd Etlahes Nov Daniel 0 San Pasty, Sunday School 0 41. n-i Morning Worship 1100ano, MYFII4Sun IWpin lv. *vn- tlsipll)Sun 730pm We*,.iday Morning Prayer Group Sunday School *edn,sdi, Service A . . . It 0,0 Ave & 3rd St Rev Yegil L UryavC and Rev Kanls,th W Mullis. Miniyler. U3e ft. itg wet lhip 0 lea it Church SchoOl t 45 a Morning WoryPOp II 00. vi Nursery COMMUNITY UNITED - METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Corinthians Monday Ephesians i 15-23 -4. - Tuesday Ephesians 3 4.21 CIII ,.may Ridge Rd C aslelber C y W,lliarv, P.ck,el Pastor Rev Ass ist Pasty, Rev Kvnneit, Miller MorningWorship e - )5&iiam ChIu'cIiSctieol C lilttaits Services it,tll classes ICr all ages ...... F.Ilinsk,ø UMYF S 34 on Evening Wuryhip 7 SOp tn Wed S'ble Slyly £ Pl ayer Sore 7 lOp ,, First WedneSday Fellowship Supper a lip in iVdnesday Luke 240-52 Thursday Friclay Saturday Matthew P Corn!ntans Ephesiars 538-48 3 1-15 4 - 1-16 . - -. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST M East Second Slrpqe Sunday Setv,cw £ 11057 PuisSyTBRIAN (HURCP, Hwy IF ---, --_. •.', II Of in 7 lOp In . i ._,.i i - - - - -.., . ..... . ,a... e ,- 4'..,' j - Lee king Morning Worship Sunday School UMYF Mini Prayer Breaklasl IrsdIlIPlThgrsda, Pimily Night Supper . Past., 0 341111 in C 45 a M S Dip in a Ma , p in TIlE LAKE MARY UNITED i TEiII*N L HURCH MilD,,, Ave S_ak, Mars Rev A F Shevens M'".00, Sunday Church kPiioI C Isa in M.sningWar%Fi,p II Na in YSut?sGrouap I 10pm Wed Choir Practice I N, loss UPSALA PUESSYTIRIAIO CI4UICH Corner County Club £ Upsala Roads he. Darwin %hoa Pesv heel CKa it Morning *orsh.p IS 10 on, 1 Np iv I vr'iing Worship The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE .Jchr, Y. Mcrcc d St J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff - aff - PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff - . THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance . DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., CRUMLEY.MONTEITHINC Insurance Service a:c. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida - STENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstorrn and Staff - is WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff - CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. 1111111111111111111111111111111111 WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Ar. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes . • FLAGSHIP-BANK ol Sanford and Staff 200W. First BAPTIST Antioch lal,st Chur ch. Oviedo (altar, Saplith Asiemgly, $5 Fa,rinpol Hwy I? HI iS.aa00rd Garde,, Club. Calvary 5401.51 Church. Crystal Lake 0 314, Las. Mary Cntelborry Baptist Church. "0 1. ivinota Blvd Conical Baptist Chur ch. 1211 Oa Ave C.hvIutJ Pryl SapisI CtaSr.ahe'r Misy.yonasv $a9Iisl CIlsircis. Southwest Rd ViCtsr'y Saptn* Church. Old Dried. Rd of Pint Baptist (lurch, $10 Park A.e d It N.ttw Ave Fr.00yhp Baptist (hsirth ph Altamoyst, Springs. RI Ill Altamoisa Springo First Baptist Church 01 Delano F.rsI ChwdR .I GoAt., Firs? Bhptitt Church of Laa. Mary Pitt lapI,yl Church DI alOe MOM.. FirSt Baptist Church it L.itgwoid COW Church I Great First Baptist Church 04 Grills First Baptist Ch ur ch Il SailS_and. Springs "°' F,rst5h.140M.tsienar, BapCiyICb.rcbe$l40Forest Cily Baptist Church F.rl Baptitt Church 04 Fountain Hood Baptist Church. Ovd, Jordan klrssun.avp ,IpI.sl Church III * Pint N.r*-s* P400,01 Church, Chutsiela Maos.oneno laphist Church. 141cm Id. £ls$.r.nI&e Mocedonia M'it.oi, Baptist Chuq0 Oat HI, 14, Otto.,, Morn., Gl ory Saitisl Church, Geneva Nw, Ml MineR Pr.mit, lapeyl lIlt S_Clayt Ave. UI .o,, Rooi,tJ Claret,. ta.lL..,d. Springs •, S_sag wood MI Sa., Massrayspry Baptish Church. 1150 JUly Ao. MI j.os Mislieaany Saphtsh Spit Ape Now Isthol Mis%nt.av Church 0Th %I & HickOry Are depeedsna' BiOliti Molt, (ic S_value B'*g S_on-..t.4d Pa Osi,*il St do rt V st re' 1-oneerd 'I Hope lHtiih Church. F static ity COmmu..t 17 -ter Forest Cl-v He. boil ai.acy Missionary Baplisl. liet in i3tn SI New $alem P,,n,,Ciei Saplist Church. 1140* 12CR SI New Te'st.ne,*t Baptist Chur ch. Quality In,, 000,1,, Lasgorsed blow MI ion Baptist Church lilt Pea. Ave ll,,iwsa park Baptist Chur ch, 7102 * 30)1,5 St Pye's BaMisI Chapel. 1301 * F. t Slreni. athena Picrest Baphist Church, ItS W A.rpeet Blvd Prairie Lake laptiti Ridge Rd . Fern Pirk Prsgv.ys Uillisnary IIphiOh Church. Midway Second ShIOla MisiOmâ'y Baptist Church Wool tasIord Stm.n04e Saptitl Trose. Am.ricaj, Le.g,.n Hell. Fern Pan Suisiond Saptiol Church, 242$ PaImen SI James Mks.ona,y Baptist CbarOh. Osheew $I Paul Saphist Clunk 513 P.s. Ape St Matthews SaeIsI Churh. Canaan Ngti Spraglield Mistaoiry Baptist. 11Th £ Cedar 51 Jn s Missionary SopI.sI Ch ur ch, 0$ Crpv,s, $? TesIele Baptist Church. Pal,,, Springs oc. Ahtamonse Springs *illiim Chapel MIIhonary Sapb,ih Church. Mask £ William Attani..iwe Springy lien Hope $apl,,J Church, C 1 2 Ova.,, a,, CHURCH OF CHRIST Church II Ctsrisl 1317 S Park Ave Churchill Christ al Lake E1t.i,. U S 1703 N Castelbe,r, 5lts Sevn,nve Cp',(to oh CP.ritl, Sill 110, Howell Rd Church 01 Christ, a.. Pam Springs Or - Allotments Spgy Church eI CIu.sl . Geneva Church of Christ Longwssd Ch ur ch ,h Christ. Paola Church SI Christ, * 17111 SI NsrChy4q Church SI CIIriO4. Pta Hate,, Or Mailtind - St Id its. CHURCH OF GOD Chur ch 04 Gad $13 HickS11 Church of God. 003 N Had SI (larch of God O,,.. Cnuerti oi God Holiness. Church II God Mist..*i, Erd.rps,j. Church of Gel. ItOl or lath if Church SI God in Christ O,iedo ' ChufIhol G.4.l Prph(y 3100$ Elm Ave (tIyrchI,0 Gel eI Pratirsecy I7I$ Penyisiiiuio. Ave ChartS 04 God Mitt.... Ineerpes, Inca.. (Rsif GS04 God. 1700* 13th 57. SanCend CATHOLIC (harSh .4 t he NaIiedy EPISCOPAL The CCIwchel 140e Mary &I Souls Catholic Church. Fla Oak Aye, lanCord it *' m.tH Church, Osgorsid Tra.I, D,Bary 54 L.gIig CaIbe,ti (hunch. Steril e near Ivflo* RI. Cas%elwcry I Many Mig.diI... C_offioI.c Church. Midland A,., Ashamoite. All Saints Episcopal (hunch, F Dela., I.e. Christ Epvtcep.aI Church Ioisgoo.4 Holy (re Ip.yc.p.I Park AveII 0th Sb Our S_dy Alike S_isis Caffie'.c Chvmn.*. 131$ Maa.ni.I,aai. 0.tbiaia ItCh *40 IOUIOIWL OvaISty faa. N.. Uli'_-..ad T.mpl, Shalom, 3751 Ilkcam Sled., DeIss..s CHRISTIAN Pril Christian Church. taO? Sanleid A re aMen CJsrisS.ais Church. 133 W Airport Bled NoviRsiee Christ.. Chwcp. Florida HaeoU. Dr. Mi.t'a.d LhIetiow Chrishoas Chutes, Bear S_Ale at unison LUtHERAN Atgev,soi. Lut ran (hurta. O'e,rb...l Good SIs..I...d UPOII Ls'Imq.a, 3$SI S Liamovais (buntS 50 Pl0v.4g,1 Debynysa On Sprigs S Rd CONGREGATIONAL (DAl'nglt.enaI Ci'sl.v C 5 a'ch' a;l Paib UpsiLa Camniwoity' Peesbylera,, CRW(h *iS?litiiSyh,r Preihyhevian Chyrch. SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST poorest Lake Seventy, Day Adventitl Free Methoditl Church, 140 W lily St Gene,a Miltudish ChurtIt, Geneva Grace United Meltis4,sl ClsarcM Airport Blvd Grant Chp04 A M E Church, Ovieds Oakcrooe Methodist Church. O.iedo Osterit Methodist Church Peola WesJ,pan Methodist , RI ai A ah Pa,,ha $I James AM I 0th ah C,p'ess St Mary's A M I Church So . UI Ill Oslo.. SI Paul's Milliditl Church, Ie,n Rd EnCcrpris, %laIt.rd MemOrial Chusty,. S OeIry SaisIleda Un,Ied M.lh.i,sI Church, Vamp First Fed Blvd - Alharnonte Springs Alleys's A M E Church Olive I h3'tI Sit Faith Chapel Camp Seminole Wek,v Para RI Beardall Avenue Holiness Cha pe l, Ieardatl Ave CIsyliosIa C.mm,yi 0 Ch urch SI S.in..i,, NAZARENE F,rsl Church Cl the 'Oscarone. 3111 $aidiq *vo Church eI the Naiaresw. S R aa. Lake Mary Church .0th, Nataren, Layv Mjr Blvd - La., Mar, L041g*osd Church it hIM Nasar,ng *ayis4n £ Jesiap Ave Lg.d Ave iNwis he '.o4na4CPurch.0W.a,*em,q, thiN 35115 PIece '.ss..S Leiho.a' Church Geldeys Oaes Dr s-atsetbernr 51 Lutri Loti'.trja Cv,cli Rb 4 . £ Hw I?.tJ. ne4,s5 P'vst,l,r4,, $ s; Cs-vun III Pln-' S?ivl% RJ Lsagn,o4 Firsi Pentecoslel Church of %anb,,d lyil Dispel TaMvnenle 1124 (0,,nIr) Club Ml Olise HOline Church. $01.1 Rd. 004o', unbind Ait,a'it, Ctsacy, toil S Par* Aye LOb Ckusch, Ia.,h..'. avg. Oak S..aJwd PRESBYTERIAN ' Lao, Mars United Pretbyteri*t Church F,rsl Presbyterian Church, On Ave £ 3,4 t First Pne%b,Ieeian Church of D.Sa,, I HigOslaisd Canv,nlflI Prosb,Ieniiie Church. 3111% Orlando Dr Sb Andre.; Presbytetan Church 00)3 liar Lake Rd It Stay,, Firsh Pentecostal Chant, SI , Dr. Cassobsorrp Orta,od. Dr Ckvrct,atj.55 Christ s S_after Day Saine, II'S Park Ape lash.,,, Or? ads Church, SI John. Chsysjym Chapel, PIn, II t3 Fern Pa,o Iaal,,n Ov.lhd.. Church SI O*engs •I A . lIe 5e5?n 1 Fern Park Firsl Church Cl Cars"'. Ic,.,,yit,, i 3d Lake Mon., Chapel, Ora ng dingdem Hall II Jehovysh's e Bled, Lab, MOnro. W,tows5 Lake MOlIrN Uib. 1347 * ii St Fish Us,', Church Of the Living God, Midway Pyalgeeshal Open Bible Tabernacle, 444 we Ave , (OIl 35th :t posh Seminope High School) me oc ' . NEW YORK lAP) — More suitable, humane institutions for the terminally ill were urged at a conference on death at Yeshiva University, an Orthodox Jewish institution. Dr. Ira S. Goldenberg, Yale University professor of clinical surgery, said loneliness and helplessness dominate each day" for the terminally ill, and that present institutional settings "where cure and recovery are keynotes of success becomes inappropriate and accentuates despair in the patient who anticipates the brevity of existence." AURORA, Cob. ( AP) — A fifth district president of the l.titheran Church-Missouri Synod has resigned in protest against practices and policies of the Church ad' ministration. The Rev. Dr. Waldemar Meyer, head of the Colorado district, said in resigning he could no longer serve in a denomination that"consistently fails to use the Gospel in it-s dealing with people" and instead relies on 'legal pronouncements, majority and ... coercive power." Four other district presidents (similar to bishops), who had been kept in office by their district.s despite orders from the Church president, the Rev. or. J. A. 0. Preus, that they be fired, also have since resigned. The prolonged denomination conflict involves efforts of the administration to require a literalistic interpretation of the Bible and to bar from the ministry those trained in a breakaway seminary. An interreligious delegation of NW YORK All) eight American Christians and six Jews, which hao scheduled a study tour next month to the Soviet Union, has been refused entry because of rabbis in it. leaders of the Naional Council of Churches and the American Jewish Committee, sponsors for the trip, called it a - 'flagrant violation" of the Helsinki agreement, asuring freer movement and contact. Citing notice by Soviet authorities that visas would not be granted to three rabbis in the group, the Rev. Dr. Nathan II. VanderWerf of the church council, called it 'a blatant anti-Semitic act against friends and, fellow citizens." AS Christians, we cannot participate in such a trip while some are denied equal treatment," he added. * OTHER CHURCHES ' 11.0.11ShepSord. M.e4.ld. 331 S_ne Ave lnlerp.ise Church. P4nv a) a, •.,esl Ci, Day Advent5, Church Mailland Ave £IIOinO,,te 5prv' SivenIR Day Adpivihitl Church Fm £ Elm Wintir Springs Soveith 0., A4vetist Chur ch 11% Most vo Mart Hill 34vehtR.y ndve4,tIsh Chvqeh NI PIng 50. Sin4.r - SImf,,d Ave Upsal. Rd Red lag Rd. Castelsier,, S-eve,ll, DeBIry Cem'v,ynity Methodist Church N H.gheans Rd. D,Iaev Fish Uniled MeCh.dish Church. ItO Park Ave Firs? MIffiodi5t Church 04 Oviedo FisI Southwest M.lh.esy Church . - Las, More St. METHODIST Bar neti United Uemr,ai Church. E DeBar, Ave. tnlerpri Bear Lake United P.SeIliodsh Church Bethel AM E Chvrh, Canaan 4gb Clss.eIb.qry Clsvsinvn.ty United Mathodsh Church, how ls IT 07 Piney Ridge Rd - Casselberry Pain is also God's way of refining your faith. If you really want those faith-sapping doubts to go, then you'll have to go Into the furnace of affliction. As metal Is put Into a furnace to make it pure, so you have to be put into the furnace of afflication 0C _c=1 ~xInl!y th.41 vour faith might be pure. The furnace of pain and affiction! -that's where Cod rnflnes away the alloy of doubt from your faith. At Thanksgiving time this year, say with the writer of Psalm 34: "I will bless the Lord at all times; his praise shall continually be in my mouth." Most of us have some pain, some trouble, some burden in our life. Remember that God can use even that evil for your good! The Lord may beusingitto bring more good into your life than you now realize. So, Bless the Lord at all times." - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH- DIRECTORY • .7Th £ Ct. nevercutpruned and carefully tended so that it will more beautiful. Even so it is with you. God prunes you with pain in order that you might be more beautiful in his sight. Perhaps you think God is cutting you back more than is necessary. Don't worry. He knows Just where to stop so that you won't be "pruned to death." He knows! -- not you! LAKEI.ANI) (All) — A lawyer and a theologian disagreed at a United Methodist conference here over whether the reinstatement of capital punishment will reduce homicides. Florida Atty. Gen. Robert is. Shevin argued it will, saying the "absence of capital punishment' was a major cause of a dramatic jump in the number of homicides to 22,500 annually in the period between 1965 and 1975 during the Supreme Court's ban on capital punishment. But the Rev. Dr. L Harold DeWolf, a United Methodist theologian, now teaching at Florida Southern College, blamed the easy availability of handguns and various social trends for the rise in homicides, saying capital punishment itself is the killing of a human being." FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4ICPIekAstir led Sunday Sc 10 lsae rig w. The lOSeitIs. Army, 1411 II. Rolling Hills Moravia,, Church, Altañ,..f, Iid.,niar Stan-,,.,, SprIngs MiilyIi0 Church. fl$ T*,c.i.w. NJ.. WIsher lprsa5V United Church II Christ, LOans-.me aammsip,ip 7 Ch9poi. All Segs $4, Vrn.lp Chsirih.l.d,,,15 III i r 1,111% road, Ave i Gosp,i Churcy,vs 0,,, Lvii less 1104816 (1',,sl *sS,n0hn SI a i Chr -- 9~= _~_ - — The United Methodist ComDENVER, ('ot AP) mittee on Relief, at a meeting here, voted a record $3 million in allotments to a variety of projects ranging from world hunger to disaster relief and rehabilitation to refugee service. -- Restoration of the death penalty is CHICAGO IAP) gravely counterproductive" to the prolife crusade of the Roman Catholic Church, says Bishop Bernard J. Flanagan of Worcester, Mass. Writing in the U.S. Catholic, published here by the Claretian Fathers, he says the Gospel message teaches that "no human life, no matter how wretched or how miserable, no matter how sinful or lacking in love, is without worth." - =- - T:;a — Question: I feel like such an ordinary person, just a nobody. Ilow can a woman who Is a housewife and mother ever find out i*i! ___ .. ~_ 1 _________ . i ,9, I -_ — ! ARliNGTON, Va. lAP) - A Baptist World Alliance leader says that nondenominational groups are exerting a divisive 'pull on the purses" of the churches. The Rev. Dr. Carl W. Tiller, associate secretary of the alliance, said many people are responding to "expensive advertising and promotional efforts" of nondenominational faith missions and relief organizations seemingly unaware that our own Baptist denominational bodies are doing effective work toward accomplishing the same objectives.' I - -- i Religious Roundup Methodist - i t or strain in thanking God for the efree and pain-free days. When me and at our job, when our Answer: A talent is a God-given ability to do something — 1n)h1ng well People sometimes think of ii as a special gift for singing or painting, but it s sthatever you can do well I". , I think it takes talent to keep a commitment to love one person — for life It takes time and creativity and everything you've got to & it well. ( . ' M a wife you can cultivate a talent for making your husband feel like he's the most wonderful man alive the wisest, the strongit, the best of all. You can find great fulfillment in pleasing him cooking what he likes, going on fishing trips with him, doing the things that give him pleasure. That kind of wife is a blessing to her husband. I think it takes a lot of talent to be a mher. You give your childrenwhat theyneed I disci I teaching. You ... don't just let them grow, you care for their physical. mental, and spiritual needs. Your loves teaches them how to love and how to live with others. I have mentioned only two things, although I believe both are '.i___ the greatest talents a woman can have. To love well is, in fact, the most important thing anyone ever does. And something not many people are doing very well these days. When a woman cooks and cares for her family, keeps an orderly The Nlid-South Boys will be among the gospel singing groups featured In the and peaceful home, and gives her time and talent to being the best Sanford Fire Departments annual Gospel Sing to be held Nov. 26 at the Sanford wife and mother she can be, then she's happy and so are they. Civic Center from 8 to midnight. Other groups include The Florida Boys, The God has given every p.-r3on the ability to give. If you cultivate New Travelers, and the Spicer Family. Advance tickets available from either your talent forgiving, you'll find it to be the most rewarding gift fire station or A sst. Fire Chief William C. Galley, program chairman. Proceeds of all. For whatever you give is multiplied many times over and returned to you. When you plant seeds of love or time or money, o to Sanford you will reap a rich harvest for your needs. . J , ' 4 4 . - r1 - --- - W1L _- _ -" — FIREMEN HOLD GOSPEL SING H eloolige's I.. fe 1A, • - Hebrew Bible Area Churches Join I GOOD SHEPHERD LUi ncnnn itU,,it 2141401tandoAve (1702) tLvtIsoran Church In Am,rlcaI Rev. Ralph I. Lyman Pastor WorshIp 10 004 Sunday School Cola in Nursery Seth Servsces Na in Other Churches God. — FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH lIa it Ii H Paslor ASSIMILY OF GOD Pirl *;sambl' 04 -, . the C IS am 17 - it Sunday Evening PailS, 'ichool Worshtipervice II SO. W,d SibIo Shady Conuerers Meeting Sanday IiI,.i 0 0 45 II OIa,n 4 lo in 7 jo p in Wad Prayer M*.0,r4 (Ida in •s,, ,., CHRIST UNITED Pastor 43 on II Sl i m 7 DIp in isnoldO Taylor Sunday ScOuM a I Congregational Evangelistic Sttvicet yg Prayer A Ibte Study I ln4ep,ndiril MitI*Ilary MmmluingW,qyJ,p Evening WeryJup rufAtso Communion Evangelist Bie bl Sldy Morning worship , + A CHURCH OF ChT till Park Aveni Fred Sake, Mot" no W 1" rbrcISSch,oeI in in MT. MOR IAH PRIMITIVE SAPTIST CHURCH Swnday5(liil _ CHURCH OF CHRIST 400 Palm Springs Of Attamontt Springs James P Nerdlsain Evangelist Bible Study to PCI on AsembOy Worship Ii "am Enen.ngWor s hip loop in Mid Eveniq S.rs,c, a 000 *,dnotd..y SOOc Class 7 )OP in U'S Ileth$*or*New IJay PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2024Pal-W4 U., Iaym•ndc ,,,, .*.9 I I T5. P I) ~ ,,6 Pentecostal ".." , V, Calhoss i-,Iy in M 341111 Evesing Werihe 730pm " (I ( Soper S Paib in 7 DIp in Evening Service 4Z""' Episcopal YCOOSS 7 30 P0.gl,t Sroàdcatt Dial a Devotional if his Wed Evening Service I S Lt.-' Wednesday Service 6, Is p in orviCt 1 ., 1 ______ : a Morning Evangelistic . C Poll@' Ywith League Sunday 1 Pastor R Feetti Sunday School CHURCH OF 1300 Minister 9.43 a in it ii in , 00 P err Sunday School Worship Service Nr5iry PrOvidid Church Training Event we' Wed Player Sirv,ce Nursery Ope,, WTRR 7 )Oprn Sunday Sanford Ave tJR CH SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I)7 Airport Blvd C 55£ Swndi,Sclscot SANF ff Y P F Wed CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 3e, Fairmont ISanI.rd Garde,' CtbH.,y fills , • onal, Non Denom inati C 0 Harris lotion Fell co—hip Sundaw Preaching & Warship.ng BOO, Shady SPiariigL PtO.cla*mrtg filed Pelter M,et • .. _____ e is no ant and ll in our the Lord But it tike' faith and discipline and courage to thank Him In the days of distress, with a fast-spreading cancer, in spite of a drunken husband or wife with an empty chair at the family table In Ilol Scnpture the Psalmist says, Bless the Lord at all times." But we say in our hearts, "God, why be thankful at times like these?" Why? BecauseinpaintheLortflsstillsaying(oyou: "You mine and I love you." Remember the time when you were a child and you hurt yourself while playing or you were having difficulty i n school or some other pain had entered your heart or body. Then it was that you could hear your Mom or Dad most clearly saying, "You are mine and I love you." [lain is God's pruning shears. By God's pruning you become :: ; Nursery p?OIidd ior Oral Roberts Pastor The Lutheran Church Ill the Redeemer I L-1. -__ OF THE NAZARENE :::: Bs- REV. E.A. REI'SCHER n .. . going ... Assembly Of God ... ... '! ~~!! I Do a in O,%h.p %U Suit E. Worship W ed Prayer ....~ . ... .,. THE NAZARENE S a 46, Geneva Survives Tirie JERUSALEM (AP) — Like Jewish world, where it became the message it carries, the famous throughout the Middle 11 I world's oldest complete East. Hebrew Bible has survived In the 11th century, Jerusas life America" wit- raised will go to huintr and the l't';abodv :\iilitoriumn, tlit' Carlton House in Orlando. invasions, fire, pogroms and lem was sacked by the crusadnessing training will be held foreign missions. ers, then by the Arab Seljuks. Daytona Beach, Nov. 1547, for I(everend Pace has taken at his the passing of centuries. Saturday at Community United For more than 1,000 years, The Jews of the city were masthe 115th annual session of the topic, Accepting New ConMethodist Church of Altamon te Jews have guarded the "aleppo sacred and their possessions Florida Baptist State ConCasselberry from 9 a.m. to crown" codex, ransoming it burned and looted. vention. The convention which noon. Telephone workers Community from Gentile conquerors, Ben A.sher's Bible was seized is composed of messengers orientation will be from 1:304 hiding it from maurauders and and carried off for ransom, said from Baptist churches in the Nude Dancing Dr. Arnold Wett.stein, dean of state of Florida meets each P.m. Worker's kits will be finally smuggling it from Syria Goshen-Gottstein. So the Jews distributed at the prayer rally the Rollins College Knowles year to plan and promote a to Israel. raised the money and bought to be held from 4-5 p.m. in Memorial Chapel will be guest spiritual Condemned Some of the parchment pages the book for the Jewish library program of speaker Sunday at a forum at evangelism, missions and fellowship hall. Baptist are badly faded and about a of Cairo. The Seminole The complete witnessing Altamonte Community Church, stewardship. In the 14th century, the volAssociation, comprising 28 quarter of it was damaged by training course will also be Altamonte Springs from 7 to churches and missions in fire during an anti-Jewish riot ume was taken to the Syrian Offered Saturday from 9a.m. to 930 p.m. city of Aleppo. There it received Seminole County and West 28 years ago. First Christian The Fishers of Men Club will 4 pm. at Aloma Baptist The Hebrew University in Jeits present name - the "aleppo Volu.sia County, and some 8,500 hold a breakfast and program Church, Winter Park. First Christian Cliurl'h will members, adopted a resolution rusalem recently published a crown" - and became enMore than 100 churches will Sunday at 8 am. R. S. Paddock have an important in their 63rd Annual Meeting on facsimile edition of the codex. shrinesi in the main synagogue be participating in the campus will speak ci the subject of congregational meeting Sun- Oct. 2 0, opposing the nude The publication, of value to of the large Jewish community. crusade "Here's life-Central snakes, day, following a brief worship dancing at Club Juana and Jewish and Christian scholars The crown remained In Florida" evangelical program service. Fred Sauers, other places of this nature in alike, is the fruit of a $130,000, Aleppo for more than 500 years. during November. Trained Sanford Bible moderator of the church will Seminole County. tour-year research program. Then, during the Israeli war of workers will be sharing their preside. Wayne Williamson. The 600-page reproductions, independence in 1948, a mob of The resolution went on to Virgil Hammons of Ocoee will u faith while manning telephones of the Building Fund state the opposition of the printed by the university's enraged Syria Syrian's broke into the and in follow up visits. Prayer be the evangelist for series of Drive will report to the Association to other types of press, cost $400 a copy. synagogue, tore at the manuvigils are being conducted by revival services at Sanford membership on their efforts to unmorality, Rev. Burt Wor"We have scrolls of parts of script and set it ablaze. area churches for the success of Bible Church, 2460 S. Sanford raise $25,000 toward their new But only about a quarter was the program, which will en- Ave., Monday through Satur- educational building and thington, Moderator, an- the Old Testament which predate the codex," says Prof. burned. nounced. C.1l... i• deavor before the end of the day at 7:30 pin. Pastor Jerry Ii, 8005.3 11 p hall. Tue church is Moshe Goshen-Gottstein, who year 'to confront every H. Forrest says special music close to the goal, and additional headed the research, "but this American with the Good News will be featured and a nursery gifts and pledges will put the is the oldest Old Testament we provided, Women's Aglow about Jesus Christ.' drive over the top. The mewhave. Older ones have vanished bership will hear a report on the in antiquity." m Ministerial Community design of the buildings, and will Unlike a scroll, which is An organizational meeting vote on giving the Building printed on only one side, a c for a new Women's Aglow Methodist Association Committee and Trustees the dcx is a manuscript bound like chapter in Sanford will be held authority to proceed with the Congregation Beth Am, just a book, 'ith writing on both Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Frank Constantino will be The No',embcr meeting of the building project. guest speaker Sunday at the 14 months old, has become a sides of the page, Goshen- Chamber of Commerce on First Fishers of Men breakfast 'anford Ministerial Association Dr. Harold Harris, minister, member of the Central Florida Gottstein explained in an in- Street. Speaker will be the Sunday at 7:30 am . in .ill beat the First Church of stated that despite Light money, Jewish Community Council. terview. president of the Orlando fellowship hall of Community tod. 1402 W. 16th St., on Nov, 16 the membership has gone over This informal synagogue entie said, 'Ritual demands chapter, Louise Wafters. United Methodist Church of at 10 :ini. •'t 'cording to the the top in their current budget courages family attendance that the Hebrew Bible, unlike Meetings will be held the ('isselberry. president, the Rev. Douglas giving and have increased their and participation at its 8 p.m. secular books, be spelled and second Saturday of each month Financial Commitment Day Porter, the speaker will be Mrs. mission giving. Mission is a evening services, held each read absolutely correctly. The and all women are invited to will be observed in the 9:30 and F:irert from the Visiting Nurse first priority at First Church, Friday at the Quality Inn, SR aleppo crown was the first join this non-denominational 11 am, worship services with Association, UnitedFund and giving is via World Vision. 434 and I4. manuscript ever to include in- outreach group. The Christian Home for special music by the Cherub, agent'). Because the congregation strtUons on all the correct The association is planning a Atlanta, Ga., is a special does not have a rabbi, member spellings and readings." Chapel anti Chancel choirs. Thanksgiving project on the home front. A families conduct each service. The singing of Kitty Kay will Community The codex was written at the highlight the 7 pin service in Service to b held at the Civic new organ was installed in the the The weeklya ritu l varies there- beginning of the 10th century by by the and Rev. Bill Pickett Center nit Nov. 24 at 7:30 phi. church recently, and has been fore with the religious and the master scribe Aharon Ben will continue the Bible study on The coinmnw'iity is invited to paid for. geographic hackel'ounll of each Asher, working in Tiberias by attend 'l'hie People Around Jesus." conducting member. Beth Am the Sea of Galilee. He fills the III.'%', Burke Johnson, pastor welcomes everyone who wants margins with notes on spelling Oviedo Baptist of Rolling hills Moravian to participate. and cryptic signs to guide 11 Central Baptist Church, will be the speaker Religious school information future generations of scribes it Roy Wilkinson, New Tribes Wednesday at noon as the The Pre-school Division of the Institute Representative, will can be obtained by calling and worshippers. The sacred volume was car(;okleri Years Fellowship meets Central Baptist Church is bring the evening message at Karen Gross (671-9336) or Joan htr a Thanksgiving [)inner ned to Jerusalem. center of the sponsoring an open house the First Baptist Church of St'hwebel 671.5818). Sunday at 6:15 p.m. The pur- Oviedo Sunday. Wilkinson is the pose of this special event is to former director of the New St. Paul help parents, teachers and Tribes Institute Missionary An honorarium service for other adults to understand what Training Camp in Oviedo. lie the employers and staff of happens in the classrooms of now serves as a liaison between SEEDCO will be held at St. Pre-schoolers while at church. the Institute and local churPaul Ue 2i,yekorat Missionary Baptist The open house will begin in ches. During the 7:30 p.m. service Church of East Pine Avenue, the Fellowship Hall and then ckccJS_,.ka A(js•,5 Sanford. Sunday at 11 a.m. guests will visit the individual Wilkinson will show slides of the New of Tribes Speaker will be Horace Orr, classes, meet the teachers, and work missionaries and explain the president of SEEI)C0. Rev. see the work areas. HARRIET OEAS Robert Doctor is church pastor. Mrs. Royce Ihowe, Pre-school work of the training camp. The JEAN BRYANT The 25th Anniversary of Les Director, invites everyone to public is invited to attend. Free 13.0 9212 Bun Amies Club will be ob come and attend the open nursery will be open. Sarikrd served at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at house. St. Paul Missionary Baptist Religious Science Church, A musical program First Baptist will be presented. Mrs. Resale SHIRLEY MILLETT the regular Sunday mnonung Brooks is club president, and 134 9112 This Sunday at 6:15 pm. the service of the Winter Park Casselberry Winter Springs Rev. Robert Doctor is church Church Training Department of Church of Religious Science Feresi CIt'f pastor. .''' )'7'.2ni.,' First Baptist Church of San- will be held at 10:30 at Bush 5prn ford, under the direction of Auditorium on the campus of James Hardy, will launch a Rollins College. Rev. Roy Maranatha study in Church Member Graves, minister, will inRUTH TUECH The youth department of Training for all adults and troduce the guest speaker, Rev. J4 9232 Maranatha Pentecostal youth. This is one emphasis of. G. Eric Pace, keynote speakr Altarroole Sprtng, Church, 1216 French Ave., San- the "Church: The Sunday Night for the Religious Science CPlJ Mood ford, will kick of a "Christmas Place," promoted by the Seminar held this weekend at I East) for Christ" drive today at a 7:30 Southern Baptist Convention. 'Lordship of Jesus Christ" will p.m. service. Committee mern-' h first session. tiers include Willie James be (-IL0RIbA Bennett, promotion director; Adults will be led by Fred H P104 RICHMOND Thorns Watson, youth three- Wilson. Mack Lazenby will 51.03347 Deltona tor; and Willie James hoWe, teach the youth. I - SLNSllE c2 T ATE Florida BapiLsis will meet at activity coordinator. Funds S O-It 11 l er Congregation Beth A Joins ins Co u n c ii - - .4ouAst'leitod..- - ARRIVE AHVE �45-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 12. 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Rentals TELEVISION LISTINGS Seminole 857 Friday Evening €ioo 4 a bonanza in an oil rights af1y 4 CBS LATE MOVIE 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Lou Rawls t. cones guests England Dan Lid John Ford Coley, Neil . Dorothy hUloino, The Lenern day at 40.000 Feet' David SM GET DOWN uck is short lived when he hft 6 9 12 NEWS EMERGENCY 7 REBOP 24 AS MAN BEHAVES Gill 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRH 4 BRADY BINCH JasenstarsasIhefofa transcontinental airliner teerorized by an escaped convict who d'satres the plane 6 MOVIE Stun Game NOVA Where Did the Colorado Go'(R 9 ABC MOVIE The Boy in the Mastic Bubble. John Trayotta, yrs OCo'voe star hurTlancontact,helsfacedwith ,llfnordoathosionwhenhe falls in love 24 TO BE ANNOUNCED care rcop asbeencz,mted by criminals SM NEWS Morning MACNEIL-LEHRER RE. PORT 24 AGRONSKy AT LARGE 1030 SM ALAN BURKE SHOW 7 FLORIDA REPORT 4 6 SPENCERSPILOTS ShtlIoy Fabares guests as an ndustrltsts dauer SO .ntated ting lesson bea knapp.ng-extortion 1100 2 4 6 9 12 N SM WILD. WILD ST i MARY HAATMAN. MARY NARTMAN 24 LILIAS. YOGAANOYOU ''6M MOVIE. Lover. 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David ven 1964 COC gem abo a bng French Dolscd Iri' __________________________________ 1. ___________ x - ICA ____ __ m-- -- -G -_ -- DISCOVER BICETENN'1.AL AMERICA -____ I1(L\ 1776 ________ ______ __________ 1976 - NIlE THURSDAY I OL. L%6 . : IT !J1III( PLUS "WORKIN G GIRLS I- I W i.-- , ii hCE1ff,&. K"Altla"'A~ FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES Co(.*aG (MAlI TItATIE SATURDAY ONLY -- TED NS41 PRODUCTIO O FRI % .- SAT. I NI 11-5,21 , F 01 I FWJ SALE t . r', lee yM . . -Wl. ________________ UP Hannah's Aff 01 M~j -,, .______________________________ :ffj - 5-21 SAT. AM '-2$ 7.4$ - 9 7 CONSULTATION 300 24 MASTERPIECE THEA TER (R) 330 NASHVILLE MUSIC .100 BONANZA (H) Yo OFF I TO -50* - . Music Center Check Ticket Numbers AT DICOUWT - For UMUNICA ION FREE "T" SHIRT flIUMS S ___ ______ ______ ________________ _ ____ , I i V c % O11Tt-N TMUT1L _____ ______ STARTS TONIGHT ii,. __ __ THAT Showtlm. 7:30 VIXEN' __ 6 Il NEWS 6* THE BEST OF STEVE 4 2 , GR IS 7. MOVIE 'A lesson Love EVER ., - : outto I 11 I I ..N K-) - CHEST! ANDERSON 1S. NA I SPECIAL, 2 pc.s keley'dipped fried ckscken, masked potato" and gravy, Cole slaw and a hat butter tastire biscuit ' ir 9:15 Edy Williams In DR. SATURDAY "SWEDISH ONLY ' FRIDAY & I ,. SULDAYSlA.M.-IPM UOvI(14i40 FLY GIRLS" rn-lit 11-45 A,q Aluminum Siding _________________________ OPIMPAILY 11AM TlLI,$pj.I-1, I SAT. lit, 11:21PM 1619 Frec Ave. (NI-way li-fl) Sanford Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family 0 One Bedroom From Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy I AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cond .MaId Serv FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 4 135 1505 W. 25th St. Brailey Odham-323-4670 Air, carpet ed, quiet I and bedoms, 5)23 to $I month AdultS Phone 3fl 1610 6 MOVE: Godzlia's Re- venge 9 I - MOVIE' The JO&W , Wild. Frank Snaua, Jeanno Crain B.%W) 1957 Story Of r411di entertainer Joe E. Lewis. who coiquered irob;tvnts win the gang lords Of me (oaring ZOs arc) ft bottle of Landscaping & Horn. Improvements Sanford, Flu. BUILDER - DEVELOPER Cozy 3 BR, I bath, sunkin paneled family room with completely fence-il yard Only $22,500 CLIFF JORDAN. l30 Hwy 4, u Longwood 831 1222 IS GOLFING & SWIMMING YOUR THING? See this pretty 4 OR, 2 bath home of sheer comfort In Loch Arbor, Great for en tertaining and for large family. The large cheery eat in kitchen. Separate dining room - family room overlooks a covered patio and sparkling pool There are many more features for your surprise. A minute from the golf course A fine home for only 149,500 and good terms WOODMERE- Immaculate 3 BR. I, bath, central heat & air, kit then equipped, fenced yard Reduced 52.500 to 177.500 Terms Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor 1919S French 372 .4991 Eves 372 1496; 3721161. 377 1984 Lake Mary- Country home on wooded lot Spanish Stucco) BR. I bath with family room and fireplace Good Investment. House and 3 lots, 120.000. house and 6 lot's, 130.000 Phone 322 1061 .'/iiing to talk terms $20.0(Y Phone 323 8602 O[LTONA- Immaculate 2 BR home, completely furnished, extras galore A real must see 518,900 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick. Broker Deliona. 668 6411 less.cinilly Managed / tamily room, large separate garage with convertible storage NEW HOME - Out of town area BR, t bath, central heat, range. Lot SiZe, 75' x 175' 119.500 I- (fr 11 1 __ 01 , _i5 ~ *, % , , ,, Uppland ~'~ '~""' NEED A HOME' $100 down payment to Qualified buyers 3 OR. 1, baths, central heat, refurbished As lOw as $18,000 ( WI TT 2 Bath QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES IL BALL REALTY SALES-RENTALS 8)7W. 1st St., Sanford 327 5441 or 272 2751 alter Hr's Models REALTY Payment Buys $111.81 - 372 0779 aeo _ *** _~ ". 0 -""." ' it washer, garbage disposal, car CV Stenstrom Realty For Appointme nt Call : :..."i ;-... . . - DELTONA 1505 Daroca Or Charming 2 BR. I bath home is ideal tOr leisure living Con veniently located in friendly neighborhood BPP warranted Will sell quickly at $13,720 305.322.3703 CITY- 700 W. First- Investor's dream' This 2 BR residence is zoned commercial for corn on business residence A bon real all steel at 110.750 £ ____________________________________ I . can cov.r your home with aluminum 1. sottit system. Also Roofing. Gutters. 70 Yrs. Exp. Eagle Siding Co. IS) 9563. - - 332 even for you? r.. HarrIS at SEARS In Sanf or d 372. 1111 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harlell's Beauty Nook) SI9E. First 3flSll2 Gebhardt's Home Repairs, Room Addition's, Concrete Work, Paint: ing. Carpenter Worti, Ctramic Tile, Alum. Enclosures. 323 6.425 Custom Work, Licensed, Bonded. Free estimate, 323 3$. - C,E.SHEPHERO Painting, Remodeling, General Re pairs. Call 3231.11$, S.3FA&CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only $33 P910(11 - - 25% $7 375 EXPERTLAWNSERVICE Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse Mowing, Edging, Trimming Free Estimat es Phone 373 t7 _________________________ DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Rod Repair's, Carpentry, Painting, HOme Repair's, Guttering, Cement work. Free estimates . $31 $542. Residential I Commercial Clean. ing. Rt. I, Box 174CC, Sanford, Fl. 29.W ORIGINAL PRICE Mowing. Trimming. Edging. t-,,Ii 30 $13.4 Clean up $ NOW Pest Control 22,]25 Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden, home. 1267 square feet of living area. Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout, 'Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and Shopping No maintenance fees - ART BROWN PEST CO NTROL 2562 Park DrIve 372 - Sewing no It '41 Alterations. Dre Making, Drapes, 51-Household - MUST SELL- 7 BR block, city utilities. 112 Club Road. Sanford. Big 5500. refrigerat or and air conditioner included at $14,900 or . best offer Broker, 83) 0171 . - StJNLAP4D 1`40 ESTATES-Daywood Circle- Conveniently located 3 OR. 2 bath homA with access to I 1. makes this a super buy at 177.500 BPP warranted 371?1 3236423. HauFing RON'squIcK SERVICE Very Reasonable Rates P honI31 Sin LIGHT HAULING& YARD AND GARAGE CLEANUP _________________________ ESTERSON I. AND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, top soil 322 5913 . HUGHEYEQUIPMENT Life Clearing; Mowing. Discing; Fill Dlf. Clay, Rock; Backlicle Loader, Ph. 372 6171. Well Drilling W006 mere Noon-4 p.m, A I- ~ -, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS DIRECTIONS: All types and SUPPLY CO. 20/W 2nd 5) Eli ln Sanford .We$ton2jth St. off 1;.fl I iMIII To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks at 1030____________ State St. Sanford Plaza price's Good selection COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTOR S 3731372. SR46 1 ml East t 4 JOHNNY WALKER Peg Real Estate Broker General Contractor 377 6457 Gold couch and chair, $195; full size bed, $100 Both 6 months old, like new 373 388& ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS fl.iy,177 1.171 - Cottage, S rooms, 1 bath, 23 1 S. 3rd St , Lake Mary, 111.500. 1- hone 830 1103 -Sales._ _______ ANYTIME Aultiple Listing Service 2S6SPARIS EALTOPS 113 - __________ - WANTED, SELLERS. BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garageMake 15$ arid have fun swapping boo! Bring your article's to Movietand Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market, south 17 92, every Sunday. 9 a.m to 5 p m. NO CHARGE Reserve free space's Phone 322 1716. 7 pm to 9 p m any night 1971 VW Super Beetle, everything new including engine undtr warranty. Asking 1650.3220413, Will trade '72 Colt station wagon for spinet piano, or sell for 5100 372 365$ after S 1964 Nova I di'. Station Wagon, current sticker, needs front end work, stos. 327 2381, WE WILL BE LOOKING FOR YOU SATURDAY NIGHT NOV. 13, 7:00 P.M. Pt 16. 1' i mi East oft 4 STAN VERMILLION AU CTIONEER __________________________ AUCTION SALE FRIDAY NIGHT. 7 P.M. Housefuli of furniture cOnSisting of Color & black & white TVs Bedroom furniture S couches & living room chair's 1 set bunk beds Single beds & extra mattress & springs MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE Misc items Stereo, gun, trail hike. House for sale St Bernard, Free coffee 9 a m Saturday, 2705 2 automatic washer's Narcissus Ave 322 6975. Oil heaters Carport Sale Eves, 372 iSV. 372.4179 207 E. 25th St ....... Fri 8. W. 1911 Hospital, bed Camping 'equ.p,, household goods, calculator's, C.d.$r cheSt Trestle table Chase Peg Peal Estate Broker 1100 F 75th St 312 6453 - Ave recorders etc _. - TAFFER REALTY I I BR. 71' * 64' R.rring?cn. VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Or 373 52 00 - 55-Boats & Accessories P0115094 MARINE 29:28 Hwy 17 92 377 5961 - SALE NEXT FRtDAY. ford. Phone 323 2956 59-4&sica1 I to S ACRE tracts Paved road. Dell's Auction Center I W First St . 76A-AuIo Repairs Wrcbandise Expert Mechanct All work guaranteed Reasonable prices 25 yrs experience. MOzly'5 Garage, 2539 Park Or 322-3955. Bill Bowers, Operator 77- Autos Wanted VIOLIN-Copy Stradiyar,us A . size. $100 Singer. 372 1693 BUY JUNK CARS - from 510 to $30 Call 1721624 abler 4 p m - - Supplies - MORE CASH For Wrecked orJunk - Used Office Furnit ure LAKE GEM LOTS 7 beautiful building lot's in a top area Well wooded, Suitable f o r single resiaqs up to 1700 sq ft 51,$07 MAYFAIR- Three beautiful wooded lots in prestigious Mayfair a or Steel desks, executive desk chairs, Secretarial desks & (hairs, straight chairs, filing JS s Cat.'. 4iid cars NOLL'S Casselberry,1797.t3')4206 Cars ovI I ULIS woco & rear lhru 1976 model's 1 days Cm:: ;cllccl, 564 2131 ________________________________________ - 78-4torcycles 62-Lawn-Garden Golden Wings- 1000 CC Honda. candy, apple red and black, best of dressed Over 1.4.000 in it Sell for 53,000 Phone 377 9761. alter to. 349 54.12 deep Near Lake Monroe. hospital. shopping PLANTS GENEVA AREA Approx lacres, beautiful large odks, some fruit trees, access to Lake Geneva, Paved road, convenient to Lake Harney No city taxes A place for your dream home Smooth. bf06d leafed mustard. ISO $1, Onions 100 S1 25. Floyd Freer, 322 5191 '72 KAWASAKI 750 Good Condition Phone 321 0013 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrutb's Garden Center 601 C,i,'r .5*,' Motort ycie Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 12).3$64r 37) 7710 -- -- MLS REALTORS 64-Equipment for Rent - 3210041 Steam 7017S FRENCH for Sale Your Own Carpet Rent Our R insenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 372 5181 Clean - 79-Trucks-Trailers Drywall spray rig. 2 ton Chevy truck, fl use every day, good condition 13031 $440130 65-Pets-Supplies Campll's Poodle Pad-Complete professoni grooming 7447 Part. Ave. 3274121 WILSON MAlE P FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE 31) 3ISE Fir'st St 322 5677 °"'J 32) 5420 332 7355 W--Offi ce ' '"- - Pianos 8. Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto. 301 5360. - Ooen Daily For Retail Sale,. 105 - 12' Grasshopper air boat. fully equipped, electric luel pump. brand new prop, reconditioned Continental engine Ready to go 5,1.?.I ziet at J.15 w. sivill, St . tan - Sorrento- 1 acre lob on Weiciva River Road. zoned for mobile ho mes Asking 57.500 Call 6.6$ Baby high chairs Hundreds of misc items, MUST CLEAR OUT TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR BIG CHRISTMAS SALE S. TOOL -. 42-Mobile Homes 50-4Aisceliancous , Auction Galleries YARD SALE Sat Nov 1). I 30 to 30 2626 Iroquois Ave, Sanford (near Fairway Market) 323-7832 -- 196/ Lemans, 2 di'. good condition, mag, wheels. Asking 5.450. Phone 322043 Hi-Way 46 knacks, misc items REALTOR 7G-Swap&Trade 1971 Dodge Van. slant 6 Current inspection, $795 Phone 322 70" CALL FOR RESERVED SEATS 305 172 6977 CARPORT SALE, Fri & Sat. 1116 W 3rd 3 family Sale Househoid items, dolls, good clothe's. knick H al Colbert Realty ____________ _______ Garage Sale- Starts Friday, Nov. I?. 25th St lust oft Park Ave. Victorian couch 8. chair & misc HOME IN THE COUNTRY 119,000 Will trade for land or mobile home Call Us For Personalized Listing and Sales Assistance ________ 322-4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 Items Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave GARAGE SALE 560 Georgia Ave . Longwood Saturday & Sunday GONE WITH THE WINO SPECIAL F arm house on 3 acre's A real beauty '68 Plymouth Sports Fury, rebuilt enginy, loaded, nica Condition, 1100 323 9062. ANTIQUE AUCTION - YOUR HAVEN THE COUNTRY Beautiful 3 BR, 2 bath home with acreage Call for surprise extra 4405 Dealer 72-Auction - 5'l-Garage LOCH ARBOR Merchandise 322-2420 Cash , 6690625 3 BR. 2 bath. Assumable mortgage. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '12 and '73 Models, Call 3238570 or 83.1 __ 52-Appliances Auto Washer & dryer. 3 years old, good condition. 1154) for thepair Orange City - S Acres, A I E Graves Giant oaks, small lake. $17,500. Richard Broughton, Broken Owner, 644 6256 details Galleries, 3726972 - SENMURL WASHER -. Parts, Service Used macnines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 Nights-377 night at 130. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved Price. No charge other than $3 registration fee unless vehicle is sold Call 904253 $311 for further trucks For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 631 1318. MaillandAuction 339 6116 toll free from Sanford - - ____________________________ yle sell Our trade in furniture at low 1971 Plymouth Fury Ill, 77.000 mile's, new tires, tune up, shocks and front end alignment. 321 0082. Lease a Datsun including Z Cacs and WE BUY FURNITURE ' $19,500 Chihuahua puppies. AKC, tiny toy. S weeks, shot's, wormed $15 to SIX Phone 365SOS? . -. 80-Autos for Sale I i -. 72 Jeep Commando wdgon, I wheel Uliwi, facatry Air. V I engine, low mileage. 12.600 322 $613 after I Owner- 3 OR, 7 bath, split plan. central heat & air, paneled fam ily room, wall to wall carpet. equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, utility room Large yard with PEN HOUSE-Saturday, Nov 13. 2 to 5 p.m Gorgeous family home 4 OR, 2 bath, /11 Briarcliff (behind Bahama Joss) Donald G Jackson. Inc.. Broker. 373 3293. or Sale By Owner- S room house, good Condition, new paint and carpet, partly furnished Good Neighborhood fruit trees. Pri c-cl to 'sell ' Phone 321 01/I Highland Park Another Fine Development By A Subsidiary Of WHiner WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPMf Industries Saturday, Nov. 13, 1976 1OAM-5pM ALL SOULS SOCIAL HALL On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive 3724432 st Your Business ... Dial 322-26oi8319993 LOCHARBOR- 210 Homewood Or - Prestige living at IS finest Lovely 3 BR. 7 bath, on extra large beautifully landscaped lot For mel dining room Central lilA. Utility shed & workshop makes this BPP warranted hone a steal 4206 Cash for Antiques. Consignments wanted Hi way 16 Auction - '11 Pinto wagon, green, new fires, good condition Will sell or trade. $1995 Ph. 349 3659, 535.000 3230710 SUN.-112 FOR INFORMATION CALL 323.7080 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, We repair and service STII'IE MACHINE & P1NECREST- 10) West Airport Blvd - In mint condition! Lovely 3 BR. 1' bath home His a variety of fruit trees, fenced back yard, and laundry room as Some of the extras 8PP warrantee just 125,900 Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S. CASSELBERRY. Hwy 17-97. $30 SANFORD SEWING CENTER ST. JOHNS RIVER Vacant wooded lot with over 300 ft. on the river. Secluded. Pric ed to sell 112.000 6208049 LARRY SAXON INC.. REALTOR 1 Wh Drive, good cond. 717 Palmetto, Sanford 57895 AUTO AUCTION every Saturday YOU NAME IT, I BUY IT? SA?IFORD AUCTION 373 1340 -',, The Old Singer St or e '73 Jeep Commando, PS, Automatic, DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 68-Wanted to Buy Goods One of Singer's top IOUCh and Sew Zig Zag machines Assume balance of SilS.SOorpay $11.60 per month. Will take trade In Snger equipped to zig zag & make button holes. Balance of 1St II or to payments o $6 Call credit manager, 372 94 11 or see at I 3 BR. 2 bath, hardwood llour's. central ai r. double garage, corner If, $.3/500 Broker Owner 372 5997 8th & Oak, Sanford ',' Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach will hold a public - We buy used turniture 1 item or rlQ'JSelulI Call 377 9497 FUTURA BY SINGER ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair. Spacious, custom 3 OR, 7 bsth, liv. mm , din rmn , den, eat in kit., Is., acres, Privacy Near hospital 322. 5173 - . ..-_- Sale Corvette orange. I Top, loaded Call after Spm)fl0141 privacy Immediate occ upancy, ________ Land Clearing days. 5747733 evenings for 1915 - ___________________ Upholstery. 372070/ - 60 - (,ill S.jr'torrj'i Salet I ",,,l,'r 0 - Free Estimate's. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Cleaning OR 9 Very Reasonabl e ________________________ Beauty Care (S Semi retired Painter CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a Central Heat I. Air Condit ioning 'new home for For free estimates, call Carl everything 1. appaloosa gelding, 7 old, all shot$, wormed; English or western pleasure; willing jumper, $30Q 4491 - peted. eat in kitchen, 1213.16 per month pays all. KuIp Realty, 377 7333, . -- years STORAGE- Whse Clearance of used restaurant equip and bar tixtures Chairs, tables, sink. 373. 7710. Lake Mary- Only $700 dowr. 3 BR, 2 bath home, central HIA, garage, screened porch, dish trees House or mobile home Terry Realty, Realtor, 6200711 CONSTRUCTION Inc. - Waterless 19 piece stainless steel Cookware Immediate delivery Priced for economy. 373 4.493. a 3or 4 Bedroom,? bath home priced at $30 $34.000, Call 831 3383 or $30 948/ 43-Lots-Acreage qua itt,i 6.6-Horses Stereo AM FM console, also 4 burn"electric range Both good condition. Ph. 373.2957 ________ Peg Real Estate Broker, 371 0640 1211895 Nursery equipment, complete from Crib to drapes, plus clothing All perfect condition. 322 2332. $170 to $200 Mtg Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting kilt -- longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad In the Evening Herald, 80-Autos - Pekingese puppies. Iweeks old. AK C. Shots, wormed Masked 140 to $100 Days 147450), evenings $34 4*65 extra cash for Christmas Shopping Sell those items you no area 549.500 A. 65--Pets-Supplies Earn MLS Friday, Nov. 12,1976--59 Registered 6371 VETERANS- THIS IS lIft Best TWO STORY stucco. 4 BR, 2 bath. I Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabell 372 6052 anytime central H A. W W carpet, enclosed carport, family rm. $31,900 373 TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES- 3 BR. 322-2090 -ro Lawn Care _________________ Dee & Gerrys Cleaning Service 1130 2 12 SATURDAY NIGHT 4 MOVIE The Hesder" Paul Newman. Piper Laij'io. who challenges the top man at the gas, risiung Limit 400 FR 9 ABC NEWS 24 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 11.15 1961 Portrait of Pool 1 9 + Tax Value Famous For Good Taste I 10:45 $ Ui 6-odd Every Day Except Wed. &Sun him fit 3pm I " SPECIAL3RDFEATUIIE I - - Ic ,. Awl, Ft I Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA !' To Buy! Studio, 1, 2,3 Conventional-5°0 Down KitChpfl Lake Mary, by owner, moving, must Sell. I BR. 2 bath, built in pool, Section Lots are 50' wide and 133' . iii - Luxury Patio Apartments Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. . (G ardens eneva Homes Priced buy in town No money down New 3 BR. 2 bath, kitchen equipped. irom 122.000 FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A ALLEN U, Bedroom 322 1195 Architect's Own Custom Con temporary '-- 4 level, 3 BR, 2 bath $76.000 JENNY CLARK, Realty, REALTOR 177 1591 FROM ' _________________ IAN OlD PLAZA 4 MONTHLY RENTALS QUALITY INN NORTH 4 & SR 1. Long-od $62 O0 i SANORAJ SOUTH RF'AL ESTATE iltor Low Down I', bath. split bedroom plan, kitchen equipped Owner has to relocate 532.750. CailBart 'uinford's newest residential neighhorhnd New 2-3 & St. iotrns River Own a part of nature. Beautiful river Iron) property available, lots oihomes Call George Willis. ASSOCIATE REALTOR for in SpOCliOfl tour of river PEAuTOP south Seminole - 9 BATTLE OF THE I11-S 21 I 4S-1S iS V Electrical Designer Must hays minimum 3 to S yrs experience on patletiter, and de palletizer cIt. cuits or 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 perat here in Central Flor ida Submit resume only. Packaging Systems Corp, P.O. box 376, . ---- - ._ --- --- Sanford, Fla FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Baby Sitter, 2 3 days per week; engaged in business at 602 French IdylIwilde. Must have own r .. SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family park Wee kly 35)3 Hwy 17 97, Sanford 323 1930 - This Is an Invitation t bid on an airbnat built to law enforcement spe cifications Must have Lycoming 0S aircraft engine. Specific at ions may be obtained at the Seminole C ounty Sheriff's Office, Room 101, 301 No rth Park Avenue, Sanford Florida 32771 anytime Mondays thru Fnidays,9 a -s p m .November 9. 19. Bids will be evaluatet Nov. 32 and awarded short ly thereafter. Publish. Nov S. 17. 19, 1976 DEF 21 810 6931 homes, Under $23.000 with less than $750 down Government funding, By builder, 834 16.49, Equal Housing - CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS-830 606) F,'.. 12) 3149 Forrest Greene Inc. ( 1 OR, turn a , lights, water turn Mature adults No pets, $95 332 2796 alter I wk da ys . INVITATION TO BID MARY NETWORK STARS Sports i',resentation in which major rclCbr:l,2S ut :,u ,'..... flx'tM)rks ClYflp*Ote In thii own C1TiCtI Two hot.ts 24 AUCTION PREVIEW 930 4 6 ALICE Episode lobe announced SM 700 CLUB 7 VISIONS Gold Watch ' Semi autobiographical play by t'iOl'.OIkO Ai Ofafl'Iiy. living ir the Pacific No'lt'twosi at the time of Pearl Harboi. faces the hostility f neighbor s and the flYTlnent rospect of being 50111 to On ilL tYflOflI CWT) 24 DREAMS' $000 4 6 CAROL BURNETT SHOW Guest Dinah Shore 11100 1 01.0 W. 1st St,, Sanford 323.8781 ______________________________________________________ .fl NEED EXTRA INCOME? Work at home at your pace No gimmickS. Licensed organization. Call 371- adnerS LAKESIDE APARTMENTS ay 17.97, Sanford rom RJflh Hotp lOor 831.9777 4 Hunt Realty, Inc. SANFORD-) BR, 1', bath, central A & H, very private. 171,600 Will 'sell FHA. VA mw ,tni.n loan HUD FHA VA repossessions, all areas. from 5100 down - 3uaranted reconditioned auto tatteries, %121S exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave ______ Lake Mary- 3 BR, It, bath new - '- - -- 3 OR, I', bath home with rent,'xI he a t a. U, .,..... ..--. game room, utility Shedon cement foundation. large trees New FHA WE TAKE TRADES LAKEMARY Sparkling 3BR, i'i bath home with Florida room, central heat & air, Motivated owner $73,750 '- New Ft-IA Winter Springs- 3 T _ 2 bafh,'ii' family room, large fenced yard, near new school Immaculate. Must see to appeciale. Low down Payment. Let's talk. 131143$ Assoc. 373 0.485 Night Winter nings - Immaculate) OR, 2 bath with many extras. Must see to appreciate Call 377083) REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Anytime Jim JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Sale SO__Miscellaneous for Peg Real Estate Broker Peg Peal Estate Broker 2636 S. Sanford Ave. 321 0/59 eves 372 1643 Peg Real Estate Broker 80)W. lit St . 3236061p t3230517eves, llage 3 room. kitchen equipped Clean$15 mo Ph in S342 You Pick -- Green stringless and 2 BR apartmen t in pleasant Mayfair half ruer beans, 54 bushel, neighborhood Air conditioner Farm,? miles east of0steenon heater, wall to wall carpeting. Oak Hill Road Herbert Russell. remodeled kitchen, porch, yard 3271736 after 6 p.m. with grapefruit trees Call 322 9)09 or 332 1195 evenings Produce- Farm Fresh Tomatoes, 4 l 51 ?' mile west 1192 on Ridgewood Arms Lake Mary Blvd -Spacious I, 2. & 3 DR Tennis, swimming, playground, Help Wanted -. - 18recreation room, laundry room . . and clubhouse 2360 Rldgeod Nurses RN's a. LPN '$, Aides Aid Ave Sanford, Ph 3736170 companion Needed' immediately . = C434 3 Room Apt., 2nd floor rear Ill W 3rd St. Utilities Included. 3322160 Need extra money? Can y ou work a couple of hours in the evening. OVIED9 FTU- Duplexes. Furn or Call 323 6542 Unturn, Wooded. Home size lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 365 LPN, 4 to 12 shift. GeriatrIc • 1121 penance preferred Apply in - - -_____ person, Sanford Nursing & Con.31-A Furnished valescent Center, 950 Mellony ill, _____ - ments - ___ __________________ - Legal Notice _______ 3 BR. I bath, CB. carpeted and' kitchen equipped Assume first mortgage, $157 monthly, and pay $300 down on equity. Move in now, 913 down payment BATEMAN REALTY UNSWORTH REALTY M. --....-- - TECHNICOLOR, ( ' ____________________________ [] ____ 37 -Business Property SANFORD Y'ITTTI!j1 Music Instruction SUN -- 4 1-House Buy Now So Homestead Exemption For '77 Is Effective! Broker, 322 11/4 2524 Or 372 2116 SANFORD_ Lovely 2 or 3 BR, 1 Park Realtor After Hours: bath home In good location, ex 3779761 cellent condition, $11,700 VA No 322 3791 327061$ down. FHALow clown Building, 21'x40', for rent or lease. Zoned M I. Overhead doors /91 S Hwy. 1192. DeBary, 448 53.i6 or 648 6243 'i $100 Harold Hall Realty 4oney iS dvAdAble for Suhsidijeij housing in rural are Payment, monthly Payments less than rent 1913 17' Wide, 1 BR, turn AC, adults Security 1100 ma 322 59)9 -- BAND INSTRUMENTS 11 5-Lost & Found ---- Have Your In 3 Months If You Qualify 34-Mobile Homes -- VETERANS homes House . 9 DOLLY PARTON SHOW 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W 1st WOLF TRAP GWIna )n026 Valery Panov Encore of their TV debut. with the Efficiency $115 f stats of Russia's famed Utilities Incl. Kirov Ballet dancing five taiiet Call 322 "70 ______ selections. indudtngthepasdo OR., air. Adults Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, transportation 373.7S11 deux from Rtipa s HateNo Pets. • Florida, under the fictitious name quinaclo' and the Adagio fromBOB'S DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS Needed - Manor woman locate for Contact 2317 Palmetto Ave Lev tyanov's' The Nutcracker " & SERVICES, and that I intend to disabled veteran with MS, 2 days a -register said name with the Clerk of week, preferably Friday & 830 31A-Duplexes - •. . ;c-,;.iI Cv,,.,l,, aLrazi , ,,.. , 4 5 303 NEWHART Florida in accordance with the _______ SHOW Bob ILITIS provisions of the Fictit ious Name II I OR -apt ,kit equip, A C. carpeted. when be believes his tape Statut es, To-Wit: Sect ion las 09 adults; no pets. $95. 3737296 wk recorder is stolen Florida Statutes 1951. dy'. after I S Robert E Sprague si oo.000 NAME T HA T Publish Oct 72, 29, Nov. 3, 17. 1976 Uit44Stnithtd, two bedroom Securil TUNE lOt H 11111 L lEE .0 l.%C3'-' DEE Ill ' Deposit aiits Preterred 857 _______-----'3231si WE SELL SUCCESS2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE FICTICTIOUS NAME 23l Commercial 373 5)76 900 Notice is hereby given that I am - . fl-Houses Unf urnlshed engaged inbosmnes satpO Box 442,, 2 12 NBC MOVIE f,4-., . Altamonte Springs, Seminole CountyLine Max Br, County, Florida under the fictitious Wier Springs-- 3 BR. excellent Cheryl Waters 1974 Two Looking to buy )stOr2nd mortgages name of OLYMPIC WHOLESALE cond'tion. mm tease 6 mos $265 brothers, traveling through the PRODUCTS, and that I intend to at diScount 24 Hour approval. Call mo No pets Near school 322 03)5 rural South on a vacation Just register said name with the Clerk q Daytona . the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Leforo entering the Army, Lake Mary- Unfurn 2 BR, 1 bath -- - - Florida In accorda nce with the Adults only No pets SItS month counter a local sJ'ioifl a' 29-Rooms provisions of the Fictitious Name Plus electric 323069) unexpected tiagedy. Statutes, To Wit, Section $63.09 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY Florida Statutes 1957. Want lady or gentleman to share 14.2 OR Apts excellent location, all •isode to be announced S Nancy I Whitacre electric kitchens, A C. carpeted. home and e-spenuej. Write Box ,M LETS GO TO THE 61$, c o Evening Herald, P.O Box drape's; adults. from USO. 2013 PutliSh Oct. 29. Nov. 5. 12. 19. 1976 Sanford Ave, Phone 332 7413 1651, Sanford, Fl. 3777) DEE 153 RACES -____ -_________ leq whose men are toe roriz. trig a l AMPS, (LI!TAQC . Walt Disnqy - A Sour Ce 6 MOVIE- Firecrook James Stowari. Horsy Fonda 1968 Timid sheriff ALSO . - Lost - 5 Cats- Large brown Per. Ave. sian cat, 3 Silver grey Pers ian kittens and I black & White TYPIST- Fast, accurate and tomcat; vicinity of Seminole High reliable. Work in Your home School 73 2952 Phone 321 The Prince ad the 6 - - - --- TYLER MOORE SHOW Mary faces a contempt ofcouncgowhen she refuses to reveal a " ALT DISNEY! -------- roine recertification test Gage and DoSoto worried wh they are reminded of a tellew paramedic who ??ur.e 21(1 2 WEDDINGS PERFORMED By Notary Public 3277076-Ev es &W ee kends 800 4 in. formation ite to: box 791, Pompano. Fla. 3306 1 . --.- 12 EMERGENCY ? - .- ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 6112077 for "We Car.""Hotline" Adultsnr Tepn 4 THE MUPPETS SHOW 7 24 ONCE UPON A 24 ADAM S CHRONICLE (A) 2 D 730 CLASSIC Pauper 6-Child Care 9-Good Things to Eat For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 432 4367 or write - Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fla 3771), BUGS BUNNY 6 HEE HAW WCE EL Amer". Your enca' 12 HEE HAW Tory Biadshw. Barbi Benton. Grandpa and Ramona Jones 24 THE GOODIES . --------'- Will baby sit in my home, fenced yard. 322 5322 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? JN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON You Can 3 OR. 2 bath, unfurnished. except kitchen Carriage Cove 1155. $50 deposit 323 05)8 Sh a g Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color co or dinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditioning Package Full Circle insulation and Sound Proofing No One Living Above or Below , ,You Full time Resident Service Dir Ktors 106 Park Ave., across from Atlantic Educational Child Care for as low as Models open 10 a m 'II p m daily Bank Sanford & Central Florida's 52, weekly if you qualify 373 24 Finest Shoe Repairs. Courteous Come see us or call or 3S Day Service We want your 323-3301 bosiit, Thanks 2 MUSIC HALL. USA i oo 2 4 SOUL TRAIN . 6 DEBATE ON SCHOOL DESEGREGATION One He&t IA) SM MOVIE 'The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini Deborah Walley To Kirk 1966 7 DOCUMENTARY Care 12 CHAMPI ONSHIP WRESTLING 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW I 6 SOUNDING BOARD 24 WALL STREET WEEK 200 2 TARZAN 4 MOVIE 10 North Frederick Gary Cooper, Diane Varsa (BAW) 1958 Based on a .JotinOHa,a novel about the str uggle be tween the WORk and the Strong 6 ARA S SPORTS WORLD 7 RELIGION IS RELEVANT 9 SCOOBY 000DYNOMUTI HOUR 1000 AN THRILLER FROM USE WANT ADS for quick rpoe i buyinO or selling HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" 700 1230 2 MUGGSY 4 6 WAY OUT GAMES 9 NAA FOOTBALL DOUBLEHEADER Alabama allotee Dame Second game. KIT ' 5AML COME HOME? Siames e Sealpoint female spayed, missing from Mayfair Circle Call Dean. 323 0363 - 600 2 4 6 12 NEWS SM MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 7 GETTING ON Captioned for the deal 24 WOMAN 630 2 FLORIDAS WATCHINGTOPIC 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 12 WINNER S CIRCLE 2$ FIEBOP 24 NOVA (A) 900 4 6 BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER 7 G UP P I ES TO GROUPERS 9 KIDS WORLD 24 SESAME STREET (Ri ° 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL -------- Shop the classified ads for Christ. mas gift ideas. Evening 9 JUNIOR ALMOST ANYTHING GOES NEIGME11.31RI-913100 - Found ________ 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS pression 12 GARNER ARMSTRONG - FACED WITH ADRINKING PROBLEM Perhees Alcoholic Anono • Can Help Call 423-17 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 530 12 Q1 2 12 THE KIDS FROM CAPER 4 6 FAT ALBERT SM WRESTLING . 7 THE THIN EDGE approximately -Lost & - - GOVERNMENT HOMES clown 5)8.000 up "Get Em While They're Hot" Efficiency house. 190 per month, $50 damage Single or Couple. No pets 377 3811 after 3.30 [ir,jnd new and sparkIng with charm? Furnished studios, Ufl furnished one and two bedroom unitS Your new home featureS Friday 4-Personals BANK RE POSSE SSION .Low clown payment, move in, Attractive 3 BR, t bath, family room, fenced y ar d. 5)1.900 RENTERS Move in, then buy "like new" 3 DR, central heat, kitchen equipped, inside laundry. 577070 Meg Pr'ti Estate Brojer JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone 372 7881. Siritord S ---------------- GARN'Wi:jTfE Furnished 33-Houses 3301 S. Sanford Ave. - KIT Afternoon 600 4 FARM AND HOME 6 GRORSAANAC 625 9 DAILY RD 630 . 6 SUER SEMESTER ISM ORNAMENTAL HOATI CULTURE 9 HOT DOG 6S5 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 FRIENDS Pa 12 LIVING / 2 ACROSS TH FENCE ARTHUR AND CO 6 1 H E HUDSON BROTHERS RAZZLE DA ZZLE COMEDY SHOW 7 SESAME STREET R 9 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 12 MUGGSY 730 2 TREEHOUSE CLUB 6 THE FLINTSTONES SM DUSWS TREEHOUSE 9 JABBEWAW 12 HOT FUDGE 800 12 W000Y WO00 2 PECKEA SHOW 4 6 SYLSTER AND TETY GM FRAN CARLTON ExERCISE SHOW 7 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 9 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SH(Y,V 24 VILLA ALEGRE 830 2 12 THE PINK PANTHER 4 6 THE CLUE CLUB SM MOVIE Abbott and Costeifo Meet Frankenstein " 1948 7 ZOOM 24 MISTER ROGERS - Noon W. Nov. 14 - 15 ______ 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 2 12 BIG JOHN-LITT1E JOHN 4 6 ARK II 6M NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 7 BOOK BEAT (R) 24 FROM GUPPIES TO GROUPERS 1IêlIrglr1u Saturday-Sunday iQfl Noon The DQ Before Publication SundQ 41-Houses 4 1-1-louses - DEADLINES O'Hara. Stotine foliews the life of a once respected paperman (Young) who succumbod to alcohol and returned to GibbslIo a broken man 1130 51 MOVIE: 'Oklahoma Anne Judy Canoya, John R- uncovers evidence indicating a liontmefnend and ,tent 800 2 12 SANFORD AND SON The mayor names Fred to a Watts comn1U council, over the octioos of committee members SM GOMER PYLE 7 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON? (R) 9 K A OFF T S SUPER SHOW 24 ZOOM 11 00 2 12 LAND OF THE LOST SM BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7 AGRON AT LARGE 24 INFINITY FACTORY 1000 12 SERPICO' Seq,aco 2 - 2 GIBBSVILLE Premiere One hour dramatic series starring G Young and John Savage, based on the charactees arid Stories Cl John 2 12 MONSTER SQUAD 4 6 Sl 330 Apartments 41-Houses - Altamonte Springs Sacrifice 4 BR, 2 bath, many extras Super Bargain? $795 month (option to buy) Phone 869 1711) 3 BR. 1 tiled bath, carpeted - throughout, central heit and air On large shady lot in Sanford $ias month Phone 688 6311 Raceway, Atlanta. Ga 1030 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 240 9 DAILY RD 300 51 LAUREL AND HARDY Unusual story of a boy born with an defen. forced to live in an incubator. Ike environment Isolated from GRAND OPENING 41c a line 1 thru S tunes 31c a line 6 thru 25 times 24ca line 26 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-- Noon Soo 200 SM NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 230 i'i RATES HOURS 30 6 CBS SPORTS SPECTAcULAR NASCARS Dixie 500. from Manta International ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 24 The Prince and the 1 45 4 PASTORS STUDY 7 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PHONY (R ) ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 7 CROCKEITS VICTORY GARDEN I? KID53fljD i ) - 831-9993 322 -2611 24 EVENING AT SYM- 61111 4 LATE NEWS Park Sanford Court 4 MAGIC GANG 6 TARZAN 105 SI MOVIE Mark of Zorro" Linda Damt, Tne _____ (joined in James Garner. Lou Gossett 1971 6 THE CROSS WITS SM I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 NAME THAT TUNE 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 C E L E B R I T '' S WEEPSTAKES 4 ssow 6 MUPPET SHOW SM HOGANS HEROS 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MY THREE SONS 74 SENIOR SCENE DOG too 900 2 12 THE ROCKFORD FILES Fbckys (Noah Beery ) 9 NCM FOOTBALL end game, Texas MM at 2 MCDUFF. THE TALKING clever peW0I thief aflerapncetoss gem 2 12 NBCNEWSUPOATE - Winter Orlando Real Estate - arjmentsUrthrnshed CLASSIFIED ADS Unfurnished 32 -Houses - , .. 4r .jv ! -s Sponsored by All Souls Home & School Ass'n. - I �60—Evenin Herald. Sanford, FL TE Friday, Nov. 12, 1976 - LONDIE MAY OKAY 3uTyJvE TO ,'QUE GOT TO START ' PRO5E ME SO1ET4cNG coNG'ouR CALORIES W2, HAVE ONE) MORE PECE 3AA\A i SEVEN, ElG4T•-• I I S 14 ACROSS Chic Young pronoun - ,emperor ______ i 24 2 4 ZX: .::= J ' i ________________ — - -- BEETLE BAILEY ' x 'OiJ THINK Mcii Walker TE ENLI4TE2 ME4'5 BENEVOLENT OCET''. f4AvE / 901 4AVE YOU &OT ThIE S'RON& ',YIZON& NUMSEK. W90 WEIRE 'YCLJ TZ'Y'ING, TO CALL` 4 6 614 S E vy R A 8 L 1: 0 01 E R 1~0 -4 1 21 Compass DOWN point 1 Slimy affirmative 2 Leg joint 33 Before (poet) 3 Minutes of 3 48 Phrase of un Annually 49 Whiff 50 Animal waste coin 5 Senior Citizen 6 Small island 30 Small valley 31 Join 7 Cabana 8 Sports field 37 Said 9 Living room 38 Celt piece 4 1 Tibetan 10 Soviet ri~oer gazelle 5 14 derstand'ng (2 right 27 Places 29 Old Dutch court 2 5 Remove :6 Shaving tool ' 24 Expcnse 25 Vehicle 32 Gallic 1 tL November 13, 24 Sepals 28 Whirl agency (abbrf 4 6 17 chemical 52 Concerning the ear 53 Texas city 54 Ragout 57 Year (Sp) 9 18 to I" I PO 13 12 ii. - - - 14 - 15 _______ — — - 17 16 6 THE BORN LOSER 9 ~EAUq_", 21 3 22 32 / 2 " Sol \ C( J'S I".. s I " " \ V 11 'i 34 - /\.J 40 41 — . byBbMcn frir , . ' I GCTA LETTER % HE PRESIDENT OF THE LC ? i STOE - w''iDOw LE FPOM MY NOT E4LV kE MUST HAVE l A LOT OF ESPQNStBlLITIES' WAS dUST MADE IT5 JuST A DUMMY RATION . " / ...:- WE ____ !,,. _ , Th - by Howie Schneider 1U1ELL1(jlHl, icco.. IF rCU k)ERE. MARRIED TO ME. YW PJWLtJ1 cf.. StlTIk. ALG..E. AT A BAR I '-.-. ( VLOJE- AT I k)O.. _) _______ J - I p - 0 n — L - L± - -- '.-' 4. - - _ I 'Al - / woe. - I_I_c - lt - I / ,1 . : — (• I '' by All Verme*r PRISCILLA'S POP U SUGGEST HER PL AN TS .: F40W A80tJT KI PLl NGS JUNGL • . YOUR BIRTHDAY (HerCid THE STREET OF ARTISTS ' The T 2 K' • Ks 7642 A Q 10 9 6 5 4 )Llr OF WflVERSATION (WELLI`-' -r •AQ5 *K872 East-West vulnerable %'.i North F'SI 3 , b * Pass Opening lead South 1£ lass 3* Pass [l ass - I I FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves l E. I — I 0 P %I . FfiRME-R.5 Tht%,111 ,,. TI OUR NEW UNION FOR TUMBLEWEEDS 436, serves 3,500 customers in the Tanglewood, Goldenrod. I from the soda water. NOT!" M ' ) ,00galbon capacity. Water pumped front the welLs is sattipling of material and the measuring of temperature to discover if there is a crack in the 180 ft. steel casing or if the problem goes deeper. "it may besomething that was trapped in the limestone between 350 and 500 ft. down." he said. If the problem tines. When it was discovered that the water in question wisatisf;ictr ua'.lht'tiiiilI at various levels in the ground to determine at what level the discoloration has been entering the water. Since the problem first uccurrtil, the troublesome well has been los.sluiown second well is being used with no problem Ei full second ahead of John I)ih'uinte 70 Earlier ItItIsuliIi. page JA Toda \\ /, Sanlordite w as in position to III ike a Along iliuve. Dr. Morgan took two silvers and i bronze in the nhurn1n Around The thick A Iiopital et0Iid in both the running Uroadjwiip and the 5y ird dash ;or &A thtise in the 55-44 age bracket. Editorial 6-A Te'ltiaIttlOfl Dear Abby 3-C 4-C lIoroscope Weather uimtfl sLanding broadjunip when lie lealwd seven feet. three inches. followed by Thomas, who cleared seven fee', one-sighth imnh. Dr Morgan %vas just one-quarler inch shy of ilie -,even foot inark Ilium is uut off a jwnp of 12 feet one uuuh in the r ii S-A 1-3-C broadjump to taku Ill it gold inedal and came back to tie for Shores, Sanford's Edith Ilarrison,Margaret Kmey, Anna Oakesi, euitd in the aard clash in the time of 16 seconds Bill Slendenha'a -year-old retiree from the U.S. Postal Julia Bartos and Fauna Spencer. Mrs. Corner had 10 points. based on gold medals in the women's Service who nio%ed to Zt.11wwil Station from Milwaukee just three months; ago, captured the WLyard da.sh for the 554A yearokLs mi 1 seconds and picked up a bronze in te running broad Jullip with a leap of 11 feet, 101. inches. As Saturday's competiLon continued, T10111,11S Hopkins of Sanford , tet k a nd ni ill had a total of 10 points Hr Morgan apoearLd to be the best bvt to overtwul Johmson. since 1k was entered in esers track and field event while Johnson "as reporte4i.1% oilly in the little run, 440-yard dash and discus tennis singles and the mixed doubles whde Mrs. flarrLson had a Kuld in crafts and a bronze in the pancake race. good for sevril throw, yard dahi but tppor& ntIs (leidesltu triter more when he realized that lie was facing a f'ow serious challengers for the overall Robert Steele, 57. Sanford, picked up a gold medal In the ports Crossword - championship It appeared that a new ~Iionien's individual chimipion would points The others mentioned all had five points. but that was expected to change as Saturday's activities wore on. Deftndin champion Harold lit rbst 62 Sanford appeared mrUin to be dethroned as hisI,only points totalled t wo. a third place finish in the si x -tenths of a mile bicycle race Ilertist failed tu pick up any points in Saturday's early track and field e v ents. Y z tuition was turned to the wheelchair race at the stadiwn a n d then it was centered on Fort Slellon Park and the Shuffleboard Club. The shufflers were to hit the courts in mitt-morning and then .14 ,•. horstshft pitching was to move Into the spotlight, fol.lowed by al.so be crowned as Mary McE'herson, last year's titlist, was croquet and the wrapup of the events nowhere to be fotind in the current point standings. The racempp ur It ktwemt Sa ra I on r of I)astoni Beach The week-long aLtivitits were to close out Saturday night with the awards ceremony and a dance at the Sanford Ci vic Center . - angling. AIR li-IZ STW ( Queens "Bleu this $3.39 Per.pound ribeye steak that we are about by Garry Trudeau , 1/WILF For A k.,2_7 ..&.- lrpq Night 0 "fold Pht. by . -- Lake Brantley s Queen Candy Copeland - J POP`I1, A b t See EXPERTS, Page 2A Johnson Earns Th*ird Gold Meda Deltona. Joe Krug, 69, Casselberry finished third. Although John.son's _40-point total based on three gold mi-dals. 0111.1 SlIver and ont- hninze 1points are based (in fi%c for iold John Morgan, , S Obituaries DOONESBURY I Ics Jillinson na.shed across the finish line it, tht. goo(i tilliv I f () 8 seconds more than I byl.K..Ryan . officials report m ii il three for a sil%er and two for i bronze i led Garland / Clark Dietz and Amociates, engineering consultant firm for the city. has arranged for the tests. Frost said t he problem somewhere underground, necessitating lowering testing equipment down in the well aerated before going'into the ground storage tank. Ill-howse testing. which found the water safe batologIcalk and chemically, was confirtned by in outsi d e I ilr ,tiir but lius tint st ill iii iii Ui It r Emil Johrison, the 69-year-old retired U.S. Army major from Edgewater, took another giant stride toward the overall chainpionship in the Second Annual Golden Age Olympics Sat ur day morning when he won his 'hird gold inedal by taking the 50-yard dash in the 65-and-over age at Seminole •9 Frost saiti it i, riot untisual (or water to have a slight coloration, %k tiit 11 (-;in he casily removed by chlorination, but feels it is unporta nt to determine the source Tlie logging (iperation is a combination of a physical It was first thought the off-color might be caused through reaction of h1ghIer chlorine levels with the sediment in the lines. Crews worked all night to fl ush and chlorinate water By 11111-CURRIE herald Staff Writer To gibe you more help I au nimitier &8. 'Controiling Gaseotnness. Others who have Nu-ping or gas problems can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed en- possible' contamination. 1W17 release gas in your stomach %k AS cuinitw, froin ont, ot ttie nv%iI ~kclls, s taken off the iine and tile tWD storage Links %4vre drained. Ilk facility has i l7It elevated tmk which holds 250.000 gals., and a ground storage tank which has a v) ( (Hera' Dy$5 by Jan Casslb.i-ry WILL BE IIEAI)(~UARTERS FOR THE CASSEL13ERRY CITY WATER DEPARTNIENT TI 11.1; 0 FFI CE. LA I I F'Ac 11. ITJ- %,I, Till.: sou-ni WATER Golden A e 0 m - on 0 104 ft* or yI(itIOfl, NIPPON Ar Eastbrook, Ilowell Branch, and Sit 436 area, fornierk wved by General Water Works. Shortly after the new ' plant ms put In operation calls began to come in from custorners Loncerned about the yellowish water and ual amount of rathation hi gulping )-our food. Also, avoid _--- -- r- by Gill Fox _____ . . The plant. located south of Howell Branch Road off Sit of JACOB Y 1 . charge of the city's six water plants. N V 10079) SIDE GLA NCES Your sister is right about not any harm .,uch as the colas that will copy ., - - "- the new South Water Plant was tied into the system on Oct. 22, according to Water Plant Operator F.A. I Frosty i Frost. Frost, who has a degree in sanitary engiaeering, a background in electronics and chemLstry. and is licensed in water and waste water treatment b the sta te i m \1 Ilions of males have all the gas-forming beverages, Join the E. I E I 0 k MODERN, send $1 to "Win at Bridge," c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio C.-ty Station. No* York, licult to swallow with your teeth prose of the precaution of using n a .' - was used on front exposures. spades. East ruffed dummy's declarer's own trumps to ruff (For 't CASSELBEIIRY A costly and complicated logging operation is expected to get under way at the new $00,00O city water plant by the end of next week. Objective: to get to the bottom of th e mystery of the yeUow water. Water from the two 500 ft deep wells tested out before Great expert that he was he the article above. The winning possible damage to my son's cashed and South came to his - IIYJANECASSELBERRY Herald Staff Wrlkr 4 managed to go down at six line of play should use in that position. You will soon it shield but the truth is that the become aware of your '. Prob/em my to discard his two low clubs on what would have become dummy's long trumps. Finally, a finesse of the diamond queen and the last two tricks th e king of c lubs and ace of diamonds, AZ9 swallowing tulbit and then you volved in the number of can do something about it Try diagnostic X rays used is far it and set , if it helIA, below the level that will cause Yellow Water .' a heart in his own hand. Back to dummy with the ace of clubs to ruff another heart. A trump lead to dummy followed b th i rd heart ruff The n his last trump todum- 11) SOUTII (Di A K Q 108 1 V 10 Lamb begin with. flow can You stop received much more raldiation somi-thing - ou don't know vot! than that and have not had any are doing" ill effects from it. This is true The best trick I have to offer ev en though a lead shield for to hold a finn rubber era,ter the genitals was not a standard be-tween your teeth. It is dif- procedure at one time. I ap Source Of - 0 play. At trick three he should ruff 9864 &J3 MY Casselberry Seekinq Drinkeing singleton trump and West could ruff the second diamond, but as Boris points out th ere was a foolproof line of EAST *6 •9 - it Tom VInC,1) ASSOCIATION AND DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION ALONG FIRST R ST STR E ET, SANFORD it beat the It was tough luck indeed #J103 46 A DEAR READER • Photo by - mend in order to finesse his trumped to a?t NORTH Dr. A PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE TWO-DAY ART FESTIVAL ENDIN G TODAY, SPONSORED BY THE SANFORD-SEMINOLE ART . 12 digested or fermented suf- opinion is that you are wasting ficiently in the stomach to your time worrying about it. cause any gas there. The low level of X rays used, When a doctor or parents tell and especially if a lead shield you not to swallow air it is a was used, can't possibly tough assignment since you are his reproduirtive organs. unaware of swallowing air to F — p. ()'4W.\I 1) and JAMES JA('OUY The burping occurs because reproductive organs. lie has hand with a trump to ruff a you have a lot of air in your only had X rays once before in club. Back to his hand with a siecond trump to ruff his last 4ornach. Anyone who has air in his life and that was a chest X losing club. This left him in the stoma c h swallows it Gas rayfor two broken ribs What is dummy lie had to lead a dia can be formed from foods inside your opinion? the colon but foods are not - tricky tools. habit that you 4.1.1n't understand. The X rays revealed noth ing ace of hearts at trick one and and to leave dummy with long Being nervous or anxious wrong and now I am left with a led back a diamond which was trumps on which to discard imong her reasons about lingering fear that by allowing allowed to run to dummy's his own losers SKIING EXPEWIENCE I' I hunches can Your oe depended upon today. Your logical evaluations can Ign ore the• small inner, voice •and do w h a t y ou know IS right . A& 4W WIN AT BRIDGE making fun instead of listening but it is probably a nervo us ' --- READI PISCFS (Feb. VHNIar. 20) Be someone without thinking. extra safety-conscious while %take amends promptly if You working today. Insist do anything out of ch do likewise, coworkers ' - THESEARE PALM — TII%EES ~.AVING IN N You leap. church. This is very em- track ineet. At the coach's I.Kirrassing and annoying. I suggestioIn I took him to a local Ifere is a hand reported by A California reader wants to 4) guess I am the burper of the hospital to have it examined. X Boris Schapiro in "Bridge know what a dummy reversal th was sear. ['lease help me rays were also taken al though I ve ryusa ;: of The ques ti on is answered in DEAR HEADER Of course questioned the need and also BUGS BUNNY F % 61 - V it 58 to them. My parents think ldoit on purpose just lobe rude. The burps are loud and last lung. Even if I close my mouth and cover it up everyone can letter to me in care of this till hear me. My sister told me newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, not to gulp my food and drinks Radio City Station, New York, so I tried that, but it didn't NY work DEAR DR LAMB b 16I burp all day no matter ~ear-old son recently injured where I am. I even burp in his lower back running in a 10 - ____iiii DEAR DR. LAMB My problem is that I burp constanti) Everyone t hi nks I do it on purpose. In school (I'm 16) my teachers thought I was EEK & MEEK l - — Think carefully before lending Be realistic about your goals anything today. Someone t hi s year. If you operate wit hi n you're fond of, but who doesn't your capabilities, your chances take care of things might catch for success look very good. T Sanford Florida 32771 — Price 20 Cents £0 Jul 21-Aug. 22) Your not advantageous. Look before Burping Problem MA - 60 69th Year No 73— Sunday, November 14 1976 them on a very businesslike have pride in. CANCER Oune 21-July 22) plane, although you may be You have a tendency today to tempted to do otherwise. 1) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 impulsively buy the first thing make important you see. Compare prices anti Don't values before making any decisions hastily today. You may agree to something that's urchases. Causes Behind ' r lift, 59 ________ MC , 56 iiig 23-,) If Y0 21) Do everything in acDec. first efforts aren't successful, Second try. tiirdance with your hi ghest Y cull make it on the 21-June 20) standards today. Me th ods less lay CE11NI in haste than these cou.1d backf ire. Thi ngs that ) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan haptoday are likely to be° d 19) if you have any financial hazard!). Tasks you take your the ones you'il dealings %ith friends, keep time wit h will be 23) - _ El the' 55 - [lave an alternate plan so that won't be tin 2M') You're a better finisher today eSAGITTAR1US (Nov. MAN%EGUIN COMPANY C' GrI 51 - ARCHIE Howls ! — 43 42 - I I -- 39 44 145 146 Con .Jfl - I She mdi .Sa 36 (37 38 - - 6V - you in a weak moment. SCORPIO i0cl. 24-Nov. 22) Enjoy yourself today. but don't olish or risky. Your ambitious efforts may be temper is on a rather short today. You could hurt _J Zga Fq0t)F kL Flibiff, ALL 12 20 by Art Sansom 976 ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) - 4 69 ByBFRNICEBEDE0S0L ! I I Ep)chs 43 i 1 rS of 39 Sort 40 Society in Chinatown 42 Surprise 12 24 AN ____ T Urge (abbf) 9 AN ocs : 0TTr06 L] S 23 Author 64 63 Barge 36 Yank 7. q Z (comp Will 35 Female saint NUMIRER ____ 59 Noun suffix 16 Frrce unit 17 Enthusiast 18 Craves for 7. SUNDAY EDITION - S PS z 51 Arm lotn 12 One time only 55 Over (pref.) "k 1 HOROSCOPE V 4lDayotwec¼ 1 Approve 5 Sooner state 48 lizard 14 Spanish gold Z_. Answer to Prevo Pizzt I - Herald photo by Rick iid 11cr Mother.. 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Chic Young B LON DIE ( NOOS1ENMAY ACTUALLY ITIS A SAVANTAGE :o TI-4E MAN TOI'4AVE / FCOvE...NOT MONEYy CITE EXAMPLES,'.') A MILLION DOLLARS . sj~;) T, l '\ - Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY Wt.h( Do ,'oU I WANT TO 1ANGE 9E.';Z I)L'E L!E TO E THE CHANGE M; LJTENTJ I.' DON1 BE O /I'M T}4E ,m ZS3 ONE WO "( NEEDS A NAME. C4AN&E STUPID, ( Ar's.',t'r to PreVIOUS Puzzle 46 Level of equality IiCDjMj IP.LnI 49 Sarcastic 1 Groats lYIII . V LA! OLAu.u 0 6 Boat part (p1) 51 Twine about coO( SL..J T • I N1 01 'Ii i jc 53 Without meat FOIOILIS 11 Lizard POuT R. t or milk 13 Divan 0'I : r i (L 54 Staggered 14 Enable ONI 0 c I 1 ti :& TTAI 15 Pulpit canopy 55 Make happy I: : M S . As I 56 Tires ¶6 Compass V I) I K S S I AM f S point ON At F• S DOWN ¶7 Mythical c; WAIN, T' II SOM hunter 'F.Il..'•_.Ii_• . NflA s I 1 Bundles of 19 Stretch out T s L : • hides 20 Half• I I I L A: [ . 2 Eras suppressed 3 Confident laugh 40 Martini 23 F.dJtroi 4 Meat 22 Division ing,edient epe0r 5 Negative ion preposition 41 Make fresh 24 Group of 6 City in New 25 Shoofly again persons Hampshire 26 Cross 42 Long tube 27 Subject of 1 Ands (Fr inscription ACROSS 4LJ4, 43 Russian lake 8 Diminutive verb 30 Noted 44 Heroine f A suffix 31 Shortly 26 oighway Dolls House 9 Kind of OfliOP 32 Asian country 29 Of India 46 Whiten 10 Arid 33 College (pre fix) 47 Made perfect 12 Afloat campus 35 Result of score 34 More or less 13 Stir the fire supply and 48 Communists 18 Here (Fr) 35 Friend demand 50 Lacelike 38 Bring to ruin 20 Shakes pearean poem 36 Broke bread fabric 39 Wrack 37 German made 52 Southern 42 Wash for gold 21 Blue qeneial pistol 45 V35S31 22 Egyptian il.ity 1 2 4 3 5 - - - — - It - - - - — -- 14 L ot 16 HE BORN LOSER 15 — __• 1? - I 19 — by Art Sonsom - I,—,- k<..I STc4TQ TALtPJ& I FIVE MtUTS AW' - - , MEN MEMO • MEN E ON MEN IIUI HOROSCOPE —" IhIBERNICEBEDEOSOII For Thursday, November 11, 1976 tRIES I MOIT11 21-April 191 Keep domestic problems within tile co nf ines of the family Outsiders will only complicate today. 69th Year, No. 71—Thursday, November ii, 1976 \'OUI CILITICeS (or success today look good if something material is at stake. ronunercial dition.s awaken your clever . I instinCtS. matters. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents CII%UPII I II4 ')LJ,iv 9) i ......... TAURUS April 2U-1Y zu; fir st ideas are apt to )' You'll lose momentum today if Your best ones today. ii! you team upwith someone WhoSe your longer you deliberate, the less anus are not in harmony with coworkers you're likely to appreciate your Select sours. ''"' %l carefully. ) GEMINI I May 21-June Your ltances for gains today will come from that which you earn from the sweat of your brow. Don't look for it elsewhere- June 21-July 22) You're likely to treat casual more far acquaintances CANCER friendly then you will persons ou'Ie intimately involved with. Show consideration to all. LEO July 23-Aug. 22) It will be difficult today to keep to ourself something told to you in confidence- You may talk to the wrong person. VIRGO (i Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In activities today where friends are involved, try to do things ''' Vets Recall The Good nd Bad On Thei*r Day brainchild. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Someone who offered you something is likely to rescind the proposal if you bring others lilti) ttt* act. Keep it just betsccit yourselves- ('1t1'ItIC0RN (Dec. 22-Ja - 191 You will have to be cxtremely diplomatic today with or associates, business someone is going to feel they gut the short end. F . - By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer —: -- _______ - •• ______ - : • Sanford and Seminole County survivors of Vietnam, Korea and both world wars held their traditional Veterans Day celebration on the shores of Lake Monroe today, despite the fact that the official holiday was nearly three weeks ago. Ranks of veterans old and young disabled and non - - . -- ' -. -..• . - -, .• • .. ' - AQUARIUS I Jan. 20-Feb. 191 Use your imagination today - ' I .. • - where your work Is concerned. disabled Experiment with new methods, - -, ... . .;'i. - .' . •'• . I My DEAR DR. LAMB husband died in November of the right bid South would last year of prostate cancer. make seven it he picked up the Previous to his death in three queen of trumps Ile would visi to the doctor he didn't visits only make five if he didn't. receive a prostate examination Furthermore, West's jump until the last examination overcall had indicated great litre out of three and that one too length in spades and shortness late. sotnewhere else so South was correct in playing for a trump Doctors don't like doing the finesse rather than trying for The simple truth remains exalli. Men don't like getting a drop that inure' man Flail 01 the tilt' eXifln. If somoone could get the doctors to insist I am sure deaths from cancer of the £ ...., , Here is a hand that proves ''" prost itt can hi. presented by the fatalities would drop nothing that bridge is a At the DEAlt HEADER early detection and proper A Florida reader wants to remarkable u isk of irritating some of ITIy treatment. ought of opening know how to score an unSoh ('illeagues I must say that if Those who want more infinished rubber. The answer is with a (orcin two prostates were breasts they forination on the Prosta te decided his hand was just a that a side with a game isf ~%oulil be examine(] more often. Gland can sent] 50 cents for'llic trifle too weak for that action. credited with 3W points; a side with a part score on an iii are absolutely right that ' 1k -alth ILtter number 1-6 Send So he settled for one heart inany doctors neglect to do a a long,stamped. self-addressed West stuck in one 0If those unfinished game is credited mu is prnee lire rectal examination. In view of preemptive jump overcalls envelope to me in care of this and North decided to jump to is the Saine as in party bridge out- rugn rate oi canter ot t he newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, (Do you hav a Question prostate ithird most common Radio City Station. New York, four hearts. for the experts? Write "Ask This gave South a chance to ( aU.Se of cancer death in nien 1 N Y 100 19. move into high gear. fie the Jacobys" care of this rectal and colon cancer in iiid DEAR 1)11. LAMB — I just Blackwooded five newspaper The Jacobys wit. both men and women I ses.ond wanted to comment on your r not ump and went to seven answer individual questions common cause of all rirost article about split fingernailswhen North showed one ace it stamped, sell-addressed cancer deaths) such an and nail polish. I used to have and two kings Somehow or envelopes are enclosed The anission is inexcusable, problems with split fingernails other he had forgotten about most interesting questions Medical schools have long but now my nails are long and the queen of trumps when he will be used in this column and will receive copies of tried to teach this. A common healthy since I quit using nail bid the grand slam. West opened his king of JACOBY MODERN) teaching expression was that polish. I stopped using nail If you don't put your finger in polish last year because the It you put your foot in it." The remover made my skin break SIDE GLANCES by 1 Gill Fox efforts have be en only partially out in eczema. When I went successful. back to using the potish again When the doctor doesn't do a for a short while my nails comnpkte examination the only started splitting so I decided that either the polish or recourse is to ask hum why not. Then if he still does not do a resnos-e'r was causing my- nails rectal examination you should to split. When I use nothing at think about getting a different ,ilI they grow long and seldom doctor, break. Thank It is not all the doctor's fault. DEARREADER Many patients simply do not you and all the other readers want the examination. Many who have written into comment men in particular avoid any on how their nails have done - Dr. 'PfrC V4( tf EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider THIS 1. A U0 CF X ICI .A4JDA PIECE 6 AA€AYTrW2 (' \ LAM' / FAST Th - ' Ii - 0 )--,I. / BUGS BUNNY by Stoffcl & Heimdoh tM iAVIN' A LE. RJDDSY... AN'' TIE IN STvZK FERA 11 THAT ONE WILL BE ALL CIUARANTEED T 5 LO3 -\EARIN' iA M.)N'T RIP R.A\,EL, OR TEAR.', L ADEAl - \Cr4OE!jj - NEEDED METHiNG I TUAT NICE.' C'.JRAI3L[ FOR WOVER TO PLAN IIfH. AM (1ft --- - PRISCILLA'S POP ou by Al Vermeer t'rr ENOUGH CREDIT FOR HELPING PEOPLE, REVEREND WEEMS! 0-I. I DON'T* MIN[ ( .••5CMEPAY rD UKE TO BE IN THE \ 'GOODNESS BOOK OF RECORPS'.' MRS NLJTCHELL! ALTHOUGH, CON F)EN TIALL'r' - )J c'11 \1 Wyi 1 - I I by Bob Thoves FRANK AND ERNEST ,g QW OAEG. GETTING __ M THE i. ir " LJ J[ ' 7fl .". HIDMOST. J f % by T. K. Ryan WHY CANT YOU 8E IJKE OThER IPWIANSI? WE PONT USE SflL..ED1DS WE USE HUN11N& KNIVES FO&ET AOUTYER PUMSflLZ11O ; 1I after eliminating nail polish. While' this will not solve everyone's problems with have an annual checkup and that it be a complete examination she can help him avoid disaster. I know it should not be necessary for a mature individual to be reminded that III. needs to take steps to look iter his own health but when a u-ian does not act in a responutile way such measures are .bout all that are left, A man with the responsibility of loved ones and a family also has the responsibility to his loved ones to look after his I fleaiui and IC5dU IL 43 one UI most important family's the investments. splitting nails it is the most obvious and sensible first step. So if any more of you out there are having nail problems stop the polish for a while and you may be surprised how your nails improve. 000NESBURY •..•. TUMBLEWEEDS medical examination at all. Here is where wives can really help. By insisting that the man II front tile English Estates- struction grants. The granLs naps. %IcDyre said and addei: "Fire stations and rescut. FriglLsh Womis .9 ubdi vision, who will be parceled out as part of "You can't tell us that this units, to tile, have inore lifecrowded the school board the $3.95 million public works isn't going to di turb our kids gisink, qualities than life-taking ineeting rmm to protest an bill enacted by Congress last Ttu,PTA President went on to qUalltleS," Laver :I d earlier vote which had provided July say that building a fire station particularly in contrast to MeDy- re tentative approval for the said English at the tentatively approved site several commercial ventures )rOposed construction project. Estates-English Woods parents would interfere with a heavilywhich have created what The parents, led by English Acre convinced of the danger used children's recreation area. \IcDyTe described as unusually I-:states PTA President Dale inherent in having the lire "If they don't have a place to heavy traffic conditions on the McDyre, aired their grievances station near the school because play', they'll do other things," street bordering the English despite the fact that the when youngsters see red lights McDyrc said. •1 -a not saying Estates school. Seminole County Commission and hear sirens "everybody they'll turn into drug pushers or "1 was happy- as a lark with last week instructed Public jumps on their bikes" and something like that, but if our Safety Director Gary Kaiser to speeds to the scene of the ac- kids don't have a recreation Set- PARENTS ' Page 2-A - I ' ' See VETERANS, Page 2-A ...... -----,:-.. ,' .-- ,. .. . - • . appointed a' National Deputy Chief of Staff of the Veterans of Voreign Wars by U.S. - •'n' ' --a . •. J • • 4, . - . £" - - - -. . - (Herald 0419 by Tom vsnc.t) - Chief It. D. (Bulldog) Smith. StorN, 11age PARADE HONORS TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY - - J a - -: :- i IIII.1IIIIII were being held without bond In the Seminole County jail today on fugitive warrants charging I I j Veterans l)ay , 1976 a time for r e in I n is c in g and s peakin g ouI I John Urns, hI ineY It 1 ii e II (I ( asselberr',.. just IO 0 .' _..,.4- ----- j•' L T d ' Two men from Toledo, Ohio, - they are counterfeiter-s. Story, page 2 - A INDEX Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial llear,tbby It I 11 I VETERANS Under pressure from pro- seek another site for the tion. area. I just don't know what testing parents, the Seminole firehouse. McI)yre also disputed the they're going to do." County School Board voted At the same time, Seminole notion that the English Estates At one point, board member Wednesday :light to deny up- commissioners had directed school building would provide E. C. Harper Jr. chided proval of a request it had never Kaiser to make sure that a adequate insulation against Mc[)yre by demanding: "DO received, public hearing was held before noise because it Li air con- you know what the word tenPanel members decided to announcing final site approval (Iltione'(l artil has few windows. tative' means? It means it refuse in advance to allow the on the project in order to -in"The sound will carry- hasn't been done yet." county to use a portion of the elude input from the resldent&" tlfougi'cement, believe it or "Thiswasacourtesy granted English Estates Elementary Kaiser told school board not,"t told board members. to Mr. Kais er to allow a grant to School campus In Fern Park as members on Oct. 27 that he A pdm-tion of the school also bsubmittcd," Supt. William P. br a lrrv'ed !OOOO nJt11tjv royal -f day care rrsflar u'rd flud) Layer said of the school the English 1ig (Ire station, ocation to fire rescue vehicles nhmgmu board's tentative approval. The action came following a meet a Nov. 1 deadline on ap- the scene of a disaster would don't think there was any intent 30-minute protest by parents plications for federal con- awaken tots taking their daily to give final approval. veteran declared You drive 30 miles at least down to McCoy and back, and by the time you figure that expense Florida has the largest retired veteran population in the country, disabled and non-disabled, including 75,000100,0041 In the Orarg' - Semi-, !c[lrcvard - Oseo1a - (Herald photo by Tom Vincsnt) Fire ouse S*Ite Issue resse arents iamb - - si-:\IINOLF; lll(l1 PItI NCI P:I. DONALD REYNOLDS :\l)l)ltESSl then finessed for East's queen on the way back, picked it up and claimed his grand slam, since he could chuck his last spade on t h e king ofO diamonds "What a silly bid and silly play," said West "Who ever heard of bidding a grand slam when you needed a finesse." Actually. seven hearts was Taboo Exam. Prostate Gland 1) - -.*- spades South took his ace and, after a brief period of study and silent prayer, led a trump to dummy's king lie NONE OP THE SUITS 'HEL1O,MQWE1I4RBEE' ') 4OW WA S YOUR VISIT T NASA 2 VERY INTERESTING" significantly higher. Shoot, it's just not worth it," a disgruntled Sanford - -. by Bob Montana In addition, the government recently decided that the commissary facilities would have to operate on a profitmaking basis, so former bargain prices are now "The veterans have a lot of good benefits, no doubt about that," says a retired Navy master chief petty offiu.r But they're being eroded gradually. And erosion plus inflation well that's double' I fly 05W All) and JAMES JA('IIIIV ARCHIE Center has been closed, and military retirees who depended upon the facility for low-priced groceries and household supplies are now faced with the prospect o(a60mile round trip to use the commissary at McCoy Air Force Inigilty millstones of its bureaucracy. . SOME man MEOW WIN AT BRIDGE - will lit more conveniently into the working calendar. The spirit of the celebration epitomizes the situation ritany older, retired veterans feel they face each day as a busy, complex world threatens to pass then by, grinding away many of their benefits and privileges between the '1 - - marched through Memorial Park doggedlyS€minole County veterans for all practical purposes resisting the pressure of modern society which has The commissary at the Orlando Nasal Training switched the holiday to the fourth Monday in October so it •. Alternatives could work. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 201 Before becoming too deeply that won't cost money. involved with someone you've Pleasures with a price tag will recently met, try- to learn more about this person. She may not be less fj LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 231 be all she seems. - - - - Lake Volusia County region, according to estimates from local service retirees. Many of these people have civilian jobs to supplement their retirement and-or disability pay, but the majority- of Central Florida's retired veterans depend solely for their survival upon the monthly government check and the various free or cut-rate services they can receive as a result of their retired military status. One of these services has already become extinct to (F Dr. Lamb 5-B 5-13 4-A 6-A 5-B Horoscope S-B Hospital Obituaries Sports 10-/i 10-A 1-113 6-Il 10-A Television Weather Women '' 4-A 6-7-A r , '? (Herald JOHN BURNS OF ('.-SSELBERItY photo WITH VFW by Jan. Cauiiberv-y) AWARDS I In Casselberry Case iff CAWER - Election Trial Date 'We call that perfume 'Arabian Nights,' It smells like crude oil!' by Garry Trudeau, 4 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer It will be i am. Nov. 26th before citizens of Casselberry will LOW whether the names of seven-or 13-candidates will be on the ballot Dec. 7. Three seats on the city council will be filled by the election. Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler today set the 26th as trial date in a lawsuit filed by a candidate, Donald Wilison, City Councilman Nathan Van Meter and a citizen, Max Alga,se, to disqualify six candidates who have indicated they will submit qualif)iiig documents by the 5 p.m. deadline today, seeking to have their names placed on the ballotOn order of the City Council, the candidate qualification period in Casselberry which had originally closed Oct. 22 was reopened Tuesday and is to close today, The city reopened the qualifying period after it discovered a federal appellate court decision striking out requirements that Set candidates be owners of real property, but permitting the city to retain its one-year residency requirement. Councilman Charles Sizer had been denied the opportunity to qualify during the first period because he had sold his home and moved into an apartment. The suit names as party defendants the. City of Casselberry, Seminole Elections Supervisor Camil,la Bruce, and prospective candidates Sizer, Claude L. Mason. Gerald Haskell. Barbara Christensen — wife of Mayor Gerald Christensen — and former Councilman Charles Glascock, — who resigned last month — and incumbent Councilman Sal Orlando, The plaintiffs are seeking a declaratory decree, which, Judge Leffler explained permits a (flatter to be brought before the cowl before damage has occurred. The smut says that if the siz new persons are permitted to have their names placed on the ballot WiIl.sori will be Injured by forcing Sec TRIAl, Page 2-A �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 11, 197 6 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Two Ohio Fugitives Held On Counterfeit Charges' NATION IN BRIEF Secret Service agents Wallace Garage, 1211 Laurel interrogated Ave. Bond for McMillan was set reportedly t: Valentine at $5,000. Whiting and , . p.- . . ..a Police repoiLs stated Two Toledo, Ohio, men were following their arrest and a be ing held without bo nd in sheriff's spok esman said this 2h,,foot.long pipe was apcounty Jail today at Sanford morning that the sus pects were parently us ed to van da lize the pe ndi ng appearance at Or lando still in county jail, awaiting autos. before a f ed eral magistrate on transfer by agents to Orlando Sanford police are infugitive warrants charging and an appearance before vestigaling the report ed theft of Inanufacture and distribution of Federal Magistrate Donald a bank bag containing $786 from counterfeit currency. the office of the Bay Station, Dietrich. Richard Dale Whiting, 28, and Sheriff's deputies have 1315W. First St. Police said the Roger Valentine, 37, were returned John George Grove, money bag was reported taken arrested Wednesday night at 29, of Beltsville, Md.,to Sanford from a desk drawer. Paola west of Sanford by to face a circuit court charge of Longwood Deputy Fire Chief Seminole Sheriff's Detective J. violation of probation. Grove is Charles Chapman repo rt ed that F. Bennett. being held in co unty jail without Mrs. Deborom Ramsey Bennett was driving an un- bond. treated and released from , marked sheriff's car when he North, A Deputies arrested Joanne Florida Hospital Stopped a s us picio us vehicle on Lynn Chapman, 30, of Winter Altamonte Springs, Wednesday oru .m a or Lee 11. Moore snips ribbon .1t Sanford `a dirt road fr eq uented by trash Park, on a circuit cou rt warrant alter being overco me by smoke opening of Sanford Court Apartment complex on dumpers near a lake, a sherif f's charging her with o bt aining in an early mo rn ing cc,okstove South Sanford Avenue. The complex is a project of spokesman said. property by wo rthless check. blaze at 170 Evergreen Ave., Cardinal Industries. Cardinal vice-presidents The suspects had fishing Bond was set at $5,000. Longwood. Firemen said the equipment and told Bennett Bryce Baker and Paul Jarvis look on. Sanford police arrested fire was caused by a pot left on they were go in g fishing at the Ilurtise Aaron McMillan, 56, no the stove. lake. (icouties said. A romniitr ad ress b.'.., „ ia,nn nn Wn.Inn,ln,, Ch .ti' ,1.,..,,l. check on the two men reveal ed on a felony criminal mischief vestigating the theft of $1,274 * that they were fugitives wanted charge after windshields of 11 travelers checks and cash from by th e U.S. Secret Service, vehicles were smashed at the trunk of a Pennsylvania State Policeman's auto. Ii — .. Murderer Granted Request To Die By Firing Squad IN BRIEF Teacher Killed In Class DETROIT 'AP Sevenyear-old Laura I)enomie and 35 other children had just started their English lesson in Betty Mc('aster's first-grade class. A man entered, exchanged a few words with the teacher, then shot the teacher. "Miss McCaster was screaming," Laura recalled later. "(She) reached her hand out and tried to push the gun away but bullets hit her and she fell back against the table." Miss McCaster, 46, was fatally shot in the head Wednesday in her classroom at Burt Elementary School on Detroit's northwest side. DEDICATED - 21 Hires Its First Waitress NEW YORK( AP) The posh "21" Club, known as one of those restaurants where everyone who's anyone is sure to turn up, has hired its first waitress and coined the term 'waitperson" to cover all its serving staff. Jeanne King, 30, a college graduate and professional waitress, has started work as a part-time apprentice and will begin waiting on tables by herself in two weeks. Miss King was hired as a result of an out-ofcourt settlement by "21" in a suit charging it and seven other well-known New York City restaurants with alleged discrimination against women. — Carter Ending Vacation ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GA. (AP) Jimmy Carter, after naming the staff that will help plan bis transition to the presidency, is ending his five-day vacation at a secluded wooded retreat here. Carter and his entourage planned to return to Plains, Ga., today aboard a chartered commercial jetliner, not the presidential jet that brought the Carter family here last Saturday. - Cold Air Covers Plains - 'Safe Hunting' ( For Hunters At SCC C. -. LIIt JItW COUrSe IS OeiIig Safe Hunting Act applies to nuniers wishing to pursue their sport on scheduled as part of SCC's adult target practice on federal game federal game preserves are and continuing education preserves as well as to actual going to have to sit in a program, in co nnection with th e hunting. classroom before they can national Safe Hunting Act, a Persons will probably be beg in firing their rifles, bill passed at the urging of the no tified when they apply for a irie Seminole Community U. S. Fish and Game Corn- license to hunt on U. S. reserCollege(SCC) board of trust ees mission. vatio ns that to receive their has gran t ed approval for the Dr. Edwin Johnson, director permit, they must first cornschool to offer a course entitl ed of SCC's adult curriculum, said pIck the "Safe Hunting "Safe Hunting Procedures" for 26 states, excluding Florida Procedures" co ur se, Johnson pe rsons who intend to h un t on have laws supporting the said. He said the schoo l will set federal regulation. lie said the up classes once it receives a federal reservations, sufficient number of requests. i SCC tr ustees also have approved price schedules for the two-day music seminar and festival slated on the tContinued from Page 1,%) On another Front, Layer told board members that the campus next April. the old volunteer (firefighting) Daimwood-Derryberry.pavDr. Anita Harrow, director of system," said panelist Allan elchak of academic affairs, said the Partnership Keeth, who was absent from the Casselberry has completed event will be highlighted by the (ct. 27 meeting and entered preliminary sketches on appearance of Stan Kenton and Wednesday's motion to planned renovations of the his 18-piece band, which will withhold final approval. He Sanford Naval Academy Junior stage a Sa turday night j session for the public in the SCC added "I'm not sure but what School. we got just as good, if not Representatives of the ar- gYu1um . Also sc hed uled to take part in better, protection" from chitectural firm are scheduled vol un teer fire groups as from to ap pe ar be fore the board next the festival and clinic is today's highly trained per- week to present a detailed m us ician Rich Madison. Dr. sonnel who employ the latest explanation of their plans for Harrow said Kenton and technical equipment and up-to- co nve rt ing t he school building Madison will serve as ex pert date, scientific fire rescue into an administrative office consultants for the seminar, techniques. Fri da y evening and Saturday. complex, Layer sa id. enimole county -.--- .- d r - .' Celebrated By Whites n UI III I ' . - . - . ,.' . ___________ '—.: . , . 1 L . ,- - " -' communications William Boucher, president of [Wi Sales Co. In his He'S'S office, 1' Correction Wednesday's Evening Herald story on a state mediator's recommendations for the 1976-77 contract between district teachers and the Seminole County School Board erroneously stated that teacher salaries would remain fixed for two years and could not be renegotiated until the 1978-79 academic term. The special master's recommended term of agreement does call for a two-year contract, but the proposed pact contains several items known as "openers" sections open for renegotiation next year. Among these openers is compensation," which includes teacher salaries. — Trial Date Set t Contlnued from Page IB) him to campaign against additional candidates and he will thus be denied equal protection of his rights under the Constitution. Van Meter and Algase, who are identified as taxpayers in the suit, claim the six new candidates are being granted special preference. Judge Leffler set 5 p.m. Nov. 19, as the deadline for all parties to the suit to file motions, with 4 p.m., Nov. 22nd, as a hearing time. The trial was set for 9 a.m., Nov. 26. The candidates who apparently qualified during the first period are: Bill Brady, Norman Kessinger, Frank Lucadamo, Carl Robertson, Frank Shutte, David Smothers and Wilson. Two other candidates — Michael Pinter, proprietor of Club Juana, and Robert Clark withdrew after candidates were required to submit sworn affidavits declaring they have been residents of the city for the past year, as required by the city charter. The city in 1970, after closing Its candidate qualifying period, reopened it when a ruling came from the state that all candidates for public office had to file documents concerning campaign depositories and campaign treasurers. Wilson, who is a furmcr mayor, ran for the city councd that year and was defeated. - Ewning Herald Thursday, November Ii. 1976—Vol. 69, No. 71 PbI,th'd 01.1 * and Sunda# e4crilif Salurda, and Christma s O b Th Sanford Herald. Inc . OO N '.'' Ave Fa Ii,,' Second Class Postage Pled at 5a,Ia,d. Florida 32711 P4Gnt Drlivver, 'ii u'ntt. .'SQntfl 57 10 C iovonthi. Ill G. ir,r 20 O 1 Mail In F i.ua litl,YCC I Al, otr,tr mj,I iIS Yoii'P, $1 .00 S6 20. II . n!n. 512 10 I I I(- decision to terminate the with the consent of the woman's IIUShiORI Vauglui. The couple's oily child. Shannon, 6 months, -TEL AVIV, Israel AP Controvei-sv is raging here over Soviet Jews who get exit visas for Israel but go to live in the United States or other countries. About half the Jews Who have left the Soviet Union with Israeli visas this year have become "noshrim" dropouts who settle elsewhere. The i~s t,,O will be discussed during a general assembly opening in Philadelphia today of the Council of Jewish Welfare F'ederations, orgamzations that raise a nd dispense funds to help Jews. A cuddle of long fleece leisOre.-loungers to play it cozy, and priced surprisingly low! Our best selling styles in acetate-nylon fleece: colorama of shades: misses' 10-18. yoke emphasis: solid and striped yoke that's repeated on the bottom: easy on zip front. the checker: so smart with convenient zipper front and flattering tunnel belt to adjust for comfortable fit. . . Family members have dellii1'( to discuss the case publi- Doctors had said the fetus i (j Uld not be removed from the '.iIlens body until the 20th '.eek of gestation and until it reached a weight of 500 grams, or JLLS( over a pound. — — long print fleece loungers uffcreil a Fractured skull in the tuto accident and was listed in 'il condition today by if tpUal spokesman. Dropouts' Cause Concern $ extraSPe 1al' IiFI'iflg effort was reached equipment, moved its sales, account in g and data processing de pa rtments to San fo rd in J ul y from Baton+' Rouge, La. Boucher told local businessmen that he first went into the wholesale bus in ess in 1967 with a 1,000-square-foot warehouse at Baton Ro uge. This facility eventua ll y sis expanded to 12,000 square feet, and the cornpany now has warehouses in six different states. When they decided their cihut ilad Ill) chance for success, they made plans to terminate the extraordinary life support. Ilefore they could do so, Mrs. i'iiltiertson's heartbeat, and that If the fetus, stopped. special purchase The American College of t3l A c trics and Gynecology in Chi- ago told hospital officials the tL5e was without precedent. - ARRIVEALIVE — j Carter White House Plan, Stresses Communication IA) our was the Judgment of our rI1C(lical staff that nothing could i)e done to preserve a viable fetus," hospital spokesman Eric Munson said after a team of surgeons obstetricians and pediatricians had reached their decision. -NEW DELHI. India ( AP) The tipper house of the Indian parliament completed legislat V(' approval today of a constitutional overhaul strengthening and extending the powers of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government. With opponents boycotting the session, the upper house voted 191-0 for the amendment of the 1950 constitution. The final step, ratiuication by the 22 state assemblies, appears certain. The prime minister's opponents said it was a ''blueprint for dictatorship." - By The Associated Press Unseasonably cold air from Canada covered the northern Plains and the upper Mississippi valley today, with temperatures around the ten-degree mark through North Dakota and northern Minnesota. readying for a drive through the heart of the devastated city to separate Moslem and Christian combatants in the 19-month-old civil war. The Syrians, vanguard and main unit of an enlarged Arab League peacekeeping force, took control of all northern, eastern and southern approaches to the capital, blocking IXS5il)l(' escape routes. 'Blueprint For Dictatorship' Veterans March with the prices they're charging you haven't saved nothing. Cigar et tes that's a bo ut the only thing you can sa ve money on there now. I don't shop at the commissary at all any more." Retired vetera ns also experience difficulty in receiving the fr ee dental and health care guar an teed th em as forrner members of the armed force's. The problem here is overcrowding, with the retirees eligible for such services only on a "standby" basis being forced to end ur e lengthy waits or to come back again and again before getting the attention they're seeking. And since a large percentage of r et ir ed veterans have only limited access to tra nsportation, this type of inconvenience co nst itutes a major obstacle. "We can get cleaning or an X-ray," said the widow of a (onner Navy "lion-corn," "but we can 't get any real dental work done. Even your dog. If you want to take your dog to the vet's, you'ie low man on the totem pole. And even if you do get in, you end up going to a civilian vet they'll tell you they can't treat him, that th ey don't ha ve the facilities." Construction is slated to begin in July 1977 on a new 104bed hospital at the Orlando Naval Training Center, but veterans r emark ruefully that is will offer only limited assistance in easing the pressure from active-duty personnel, let alone provi di ng any help for veterans. W hat the retirees say they need is a centrally lneah'd veterans hospital which would serve the six-county area and would eliminate the 115-165-mile drives presently r eq uired to visit veterans hospitals at Tampa, St. Petersburg or Gainesville. Veteran s contend that the cost of bui l di ng such a facil ity would soon be offset by eliminating the reams of paper work now needed to receive various forms of treatment, by eli minating excessively high mileage payments made under the curren t set-up, and by elim inating the higher costs of certain services obtain ed th rough other h ospi ta ls, some of them civi lian facilities, But at pr esent, the retir ed military personnel say, they lack the lobbying power in Tallahassee and beyond to tranafonu some of these concepts into reality. Pensions them.selves are a sore spot with many retirees who feel that today's peace-t im e military establishment consists of a bunch of "pencil pushers," most of w hom "pro ba bly have very little chance of seeing a gun or a bat tlefield:" Yet these personnel are receiving sizeable ay hikes and increased benefits not availa ble to oldtimers who went through one or Ivo wars then retired prior to 1958, w hen retirement benefits underwent the first of several substantial improvements. But the majority of veterans seem to take a slightly different attitude. "There are getng to be differences In pay scales, we know that," one former high-ranking en listed man said. "That's something we've got to live with. But these ibenefits) are things that we expected to have all our lives, I don 't see any reason why any veteran should lose his health privileges or commissary pri vileges. "People are living too long these da ys," the Naval retiree concluded. "When people are retiring earlier and earlier, why, you get a lot more people on the retirement rolls. Then you've got an overcrowded situation, an d. that's where you run into trouble." Syrian armored forces tightened their grip on Beirut t o day, Sanford merchants an businessmen toured th e new headquarters of BFJ Sales Co. Wednesday night and marveiled at the manner in which the former naval air sta tion barracks has been transformed into a luxurious, thoroughly equipped offi ce building and co mputer center. William Boucher, BFP president and fo under, cononducted the tour of his firm's new facilities which are ho used in Building 310 at the SanfordCentr al Flo rida Airport. BFJ, an international wholesal e dist ributor of electronic dw leisure chic! to While the machinery kept Mr. Culbertson technically live doctors pondered the ethtil, le gal and medical questins of trying to keep her alive vi the hope they could some day de li liver her baby. Armored Forces Tighten Grip Off i. - III- L_ UP -- - BEIRUT, Lebanon (API , f)I-:Nvl•:ltlAl'I A pregnant wonlaii, the subject of an uiiusul medical debate concerning the 15-week-old fetus he tarried, is (lead. Doctors at Colorado General Hospital used life support rn;t1 hinerv for more than 48 hours liter 2'J-year-old Linda Culbert:i was critically injured in an utoniobik' accident on Mon- SALISBURY, Rhodesia(AP) Prime Minister lan Smith ushered in the 12th year of I{hodesian independence at midnight Wed nesdav by ringing it copy of the American Liberty Bell. his hands trembling, Smith struck the bell 11 times to mark the 11 years since he declared independence from Britain on Nov. 11 , 196, to block British plans for the eventual transfer of power to the black majority. Addressing the all-white au(iienct' at a charity ball, Smith said of the Rhodesian guerrilla war and the deadlocked negotiations in Geneva between his govern ment and black nationalist leaders: ''There are (lark clouds on the horizon but there are also some light patches of blue sky, and We are charting our course in that direct ion." Shows rare fl TS Protest Parents (Continued from Page Dead Rhodesian Independence -' - NEW COMPLEX varm . '._ SALT LAKE CITY AP Gary Mark (;ilmore, a convicted murderer who asked the Utah Supreme Court to let him "die like a man." will face a firing squad Monday barring appeals for a second stay of cxectit ion. The execution, scheduled for 8 a. ii. on the Utah State Prison grounds 20 miles south of here, would he the first in the United States since Luis Jose Monge died in a Colorado gas chamber on June 2, 1967. There are more than 40 men and women awaiting possible execution on Death Rows across the nation. Woman, Fetus WORLD By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Thursday, Nov. ii, 1914—IA long and easy fashion loungers For looking smashing AM to PM our Wear Dated' Acrilan' acrylic long sleeker at a smashing low price. Classic side slit coverage (you can even wear it Out) with twocolored piping flirting the neckline, sleeves and hem: stand- . ATLANTA. Ga. -- 14 ii., — II AP : White House staff modeled on Jiituiiy Carter's office when he was governor of Georgia could make Carter one of the most accessible presidents in recent time's, if such a syste'iii could survive the pressure.s of Washington. Carter has indicated hi' dot's not plan to have a White hOUSe staff chief in the traditional sense Out will try to operate with if staff of co-equals who could communicate freely with him and each other. Carter's Georgia administration from 1970 to 1975 Followed this pattern successfully for the full tour-year term. 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Decisions were usually I tot had a staff chief but the title hid not carry its usual meaning. reached by consensus among In this role, Charles Kirbo did the three top stall members, what he always has done during subject to review by Carter, his long link with Carter act as hlart'r recalled.. a senior adviser . According to Harper, there was no (lilt.' guarding Carter's door when he was governor, and he expe'cts there will be none .IS president. 'I don't see Carter trustiru: an body except Kirbo that ex• plieitl, and I don't see him working with Kirbo in that wa% Harper said. 'He wInts to know what's going on KirW has said he wants office in the new adnuinLstratiu although he is willing to advise and consult with Carter as he has in the past. "There were assigned area.,, of responsibility, but at the sat' in time if things overlapped that wasn't a barrier," Harper • Goodyear Revolving Ct.srg. • outOwn Cjstom,, C'.di Plait • Miit*, Chug. AmInCaI.IEJP,*IJUOIIYCI,.J •Clrt4fliifl, 'D'n'riCjub r function areas arid delegate vi a true military sense the responsibilities for those areas," said Bill Harper, who was a member of C.arter's gubernatorial staff. Harper, is on the staff of current Gov. George Husbee, was Carter's legal counsel as governor, and a member of the top team Judy Powell, who has been Carter's press secretary since his 1970 gubernatorial campaign, also was a member of the triumverate with super. vision over news and speechw. riling Functions. Hamilton Jordan, Who managed successfully Carter campaigns for governor and president, was the third member. compare...you can't do better than Zayre!'" Sale in efloct thru this weakand. - ZAYRE-SANFORD HIGHWAY 17 & 92 AT AIRPORT BLVD. OPEN MON. TO SAT. 9AMTO9pM OPENSUNDAY I) AM TO PM �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald Oil N . f'RFN('Il AVE S1tNF'OlW, fl,V .1271 \rt'.i ('otto .lo.32.2t;1 1 or 8tl.99'fl Thursday, November 11, 976-3A W.YNE I) j)OYI.E. Pubibuiet NOHMAN II. OSIII1IN, Editor .IOSEPII D. VAN I3RACXIk, Advertising Director Hint' l)t'livt'r Week. 5 cents: Month. 8240: 6 Months, !h120: 3 411 It Mail: In Florida same ,is home deliver). MI thor rn;iil M o nth. $2 O: f Months, $16 20: 12 Months, S3240 World Watching With Curious Eyes Millions of people in other countries probably were watching the U.S. election returns with as much anticipation as any American. Since World War 11 each election of our president has been virtually a supra-national event, affecting most of the world, even if only U.S. citizens were taking part. The leadership of the United States in world affairs survives from one administration to another. It flows from the influence of the U.S. economy in the world marketplace, from treaty commitments with our allies, from the simple fact that the United States is the most powerful country in the world from both an economic and military standpoint. So the question for foreign observers is how the United States can be expected to use its power and leadership in the next few years. A majority of foreign leaders had indicated privately they favored a victory by President Ford. This was not so much a blanket endorsement of his foreign policy as the reflection of a simple truth about human nature: that dealing with someone you know is preferable to dealing with a stranger. Some foreigners were confused, if not perturbed, by our presidential campaign, possibly because nothing quite like it occurs in the less personalized elections in parliamentary democracies. The foreign policy debate between President Ford and Jimmy Carter produced only vague suggestions of how our foreign policy might be affected if one or the other were elected. A foreign observer might fail to understand that foreign policy issues in our elections are shaped more by ethnic groups or other blocs of voters than by any perception of what is most important to people abroad. The air will now begin to clear. Issues which had been put on the shelf pending the election must now be taken down and treated in real rather than rhetorical terms. The weeks ahead will give our friends and foes a chance to digest the meaning of this election. The agenda of unfinished foreign business is imposing. The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks are at their climactic stage. The Middle East needs the steadying hand that only U.S. diplomacy has provided in the past. Whether the Kissinger plan for a Rhodesian settlement will get off the ground remains in question. The style of an American election can be tinnerving for people who know this country only by what they hear and read in the news. We need make no apologies. We have our system, and they have theirs. But having voted for our President, we now must realize that the world is waiting for the return of the strong and certain voice of the United States in the international arena. How 's The Chicken Soup? President Ford found himself resorting to the most r1on scientific of remedies when his voice gave out during the last days of his campaign. Not accomplishing much for his hoarseness with hot tea and honey, he tried what his personal physician called the-ultimate weapon" chicken soup. It - worked. Mr. Ford has now taken us to both ends of the medical spectrum. He's the author of the swine flu vaccination program that represents the most advanced thinking in Immunology. And he's just proved again that there are some mysteries of medical treatment that still elude the scientists. We've always had a suspicion that mothers and grandmothers perform some alchemy In the kitchen and the sickroom that cannot be reproduced In a test tube. We can thank the President's sore throat for the comforting news that it the swine flu vaccine doesn't do the job, we have a second line of defense. The government has a good stockpile of flu vaccine, but how's the inventory of chicken soup? Around 9 - ______ \ ,' The Clock - DON OAKLEY . "Brace yourself! I'm gonna tell you who I voted (or!" This met with resistance from the country's veterans groups most of whom have stubbornly stuck to obse rving Nov. 11. As a result of their ciforts the state has returned to o bserving the traditional date and the nation is expected to Follow. Veterans of the costly and controversial Vietnam conflict were denied the triumphant return of the victorious hero and were as bitter and divided aSthe nation itself concerning the war. Concerned about jobs for veterans, the Legion, i)AV, and VFW all passed resolutions at their national conventions in August supporting congressional legislation to establish an Assistant Secretary of Labor for Veterans Affairs. Veterans groups generally have taken a hard line in opposition to Ford's contrv"ersial conditional amnesty program for draft evaders and deserters and President -Elect Jimmy Carter's proposed blanket pardon for those who violated Selective Service Laws. c; % d ~Jl ., -' (i '11, _____ . ______ 6 aN1m ' Emil Johnson, a 69-year-old retired U.S. Army major from Edgewater, repeated an ping'pong champion with Paul Group, 63, Sanford, grabbing the silver medal. Jack Coughlin, 70, Sanford bested a bevy of participants in ceramics and took the gold medal with a beautiful glazed jar. Betty Lindmeier, Lake Mary, entered an Indian pot planter and it took the second place silver medal with lake Mary's Elsie Ashe grabbing the bronze with a set of owls. l ___ _____________ tilr t- _______ . . . . _______ _______ ______ . -. - ' . . I ________ ________ ' NE - A . - ' ,'i.I on o • - . - • • / . i 1 1.;~_ * - ($ ~ I :" - I - W ', ia" . a - j - .A 4 . , :-c. ;F *:i$i . -:. '-.'"LI '4" " - ' .":'-'-.'W I !f" 6 I a. • I. - .oi7 "AM - a , , - Stuart Nash Scott, once the ambassador to Lisbon, was sacked because he disagreed with Kir.singer's mistaken Idea that a Communist takeover of Portugal was inevitable following the 1974 coup. The secretary was convinced that Portugal's new military leaders were cryp-toCommunists. From Lisbon, Ambassador Scott warned this idea could become "the greatest self-fulfilling prophecy in history," and he urged Kissinger to extend economic assistance to the new govern. inert. Scott was right; Kissinger was wrong. But Scott was fired for his dissent. What makes the fir Ings all the more galling Is the tolerance Kissinger has shown for the Foreign Service's foul balls. For example, the performance of Turner Shelton, former ambassador to Nicaragua, was so poor that he was rebuked and recalled by the State Dept. But at the top level, Kissinger tried to push Shelton off alternately on the Bahamas, Bermuda and Morocco. But those governments, having learned of Shelton's reputation, cbccted. So he was finally assigned as "diplomat in residence" at the Navy War College In Newport, R.I., where his principal duty Is to make occasional talks to military classes on foreign affairs. Another example: Ambassador Graham Martin remained In Saigon for years, defending the discredited ThIeu regime and railing against ' money, too, will come '1( '))1fl,j' W)1lot:,,. . Indirectly out of the ' ' C - : ..,. r ,2 ' -. ,'-,,a, - ç$ y, t' . ."' -- -. - * ;,,- - — * I. i 'I' I. 17 - Thomas I l opkins lets f'lv as he practices Saturda horseshoe pitching competition. for ' 'President Is Pushing For Balanced Budget WASHINGTON ..l' p h'resident Ford's budget director says Ford is pushing ahead with hii program to achieve a balanced budget by 1979, even though that goal apparently is imperiled by Jimmy Carter's election victory. "That was the plan given me by the President which hi considers sound and which I believe is sound, so I'm operating wider that guidance," Director -. Man agenent and Budget said ui an interview Wednesday. ,% Lynn said Ford also would propose to Congress his plan to cut income taxes by $10 billion next year. There would be a companion proposal for an increase in Social Security taxes, so the net tax reduction would be.' about $7 billion, Lynn said. Lynn said these are the same tax-cub Ford First proposed in ' October 1975 and which Coil' # rejected. "We believed them to be in the public interest over a year ago," Lynn said. Carter has pledged a balanced budget by 1981, two years later than Ford. The Democratic-led congressional budget conunittees have also set 1981 as their target for a balanced budget. The recession led Ford and Congress to wrack up the largest deficit in the nation's history in Fiscal 19i'6 — $65.6 billion. It exceeded the wartime budget deficit of $54.9 billion in 1943. Government spending exceeded revenues by $12.7 billion during a transitional quarter that ended Sept, 30, and con- 4 WEWM4TTO WK Off CANO t4\VU 1FtTh' 6'4 .i '.' ,'.4 I. '. ~ V _ 41 Q ~ I oual HousIr' L•r.ds, Mernbo FBI IC gres.'iioiiah tiudgct.iiak&'rs pect a deficit of $30.6 billion : fiscal 1977, which ends next Sept. 30. Ford has proposed a $474-billion deficit for fiscal 1977, but he hoped to end the deficits by 1979. Carter argued (luring the campaign that a balanced budget before 1981 would hold down economic growth and keep unemployment high cx-- BILLIARDS (Eighl-BalI) — Thomas Hopkins. OS. Sanford 7 Frank Greco, 71, Oeltona 3-Robert Steele, $7, Sanford CHECKERS I-AC. Midie 70. Sanford 2 Robert Steele, 57, Sanford 3-John Ulmer, 7$, Lake Mary DOMINOES Herb Smith, 07, Lake Mary 2-Curtit Finiayson. $4, Sanford 3Louisi Ramsey, OS, Lake Miry CROSS-COUNTRY BICYCLING IF rst H e at iMerir Parker, SI. Sanford 17:27.1) 2 Emil Johnson, 69, Edgewaler (lt:00 1) 3.Charl,e Sanford, 43. DeLand (I ill) CRIBBAGE I John Harrington, V. Sanford 7 Marcel Thibodeiu, U, Sanlord I P D'Arcy McGee. $0. Sanford PINOCHLE 1 John Ulmer, 0$. Lake Miry 2 Helen Westgate 03, Sanford 3 Lucia Weaver, II, Sanford GOLF (Men) I Henry Hayes, S, Apopka (7) 2-Leo King, 5$, Sanford (71 ) 3-Lou,; Lee. $S. Sanford (12) GOLF (Women) I Margaret Kinney, AS, Sanford (73) 7 Kathy Mather, 54, Orange City 1741 B'tIy Murren Si. Lake Helen (14) BILLIARDS (Rotation) -Thomas Hopkins, OS, Sanford 2-Virgil Bignoli. OS, Sanford 3 Millard Strickland, Si, Sanford BOWLING (FIRST HEAT, MEN) ll',ta,t,n Hanson, 07. Geneva (474-110) ree Mather, 00, Orange City (414-554) 3 Don Schubal, 13, Winter Park ()40-S20) (First Heat, Women) Kathy Malher, SO, Orange City (OP SIl) I Ruby Dufch.r,07, Apopka, (1.12-101) I Gladys Bowtir. 00. Maitland (41 S-SOS) BRIDGE I Mrs Anna Cakes, Sanford 7 Mrs. Lillian King, Sanford MrS Ard.Ia Rti?zii, Like Mary PING PONG I Emil Johnson. 49. EcJgq'watcr 2-Paul Group, 03, Sanford CERAMICS I- Jack Coughlin, 10. Sanford (Glazed art 7 itrtty Lindmeier. Lake Mary (Indian p01 piin'.r) IE Ashe, Lake Mary (Set of ow);) CRAFTS I Edith Harrison. 74, Sanford 2 Ann O'Brien, Sanford 3- Ann Stan,;h. Sanford DANCE CONTEST I Mr and Mr;. Ar.t:.oy Scilla. Orlando 2-Mr. and Mrs. John Kane. Sanford ),Louis Mucci, DeLand The First Iii S.,',ic* liarS of FinS Pd.ral Saving. I Loan Association of O1andoC1I7$ I SherminWilliams STYLE PER FECT Annual Sale. e CaFet i'rr %Iunth Credit Rate Ii in.-' . 17 ":r ni'nth, t'ina.l pavnwnt. I 46 17 rnov t 617 per month. 1 4 - 1,^_"i 'rice' Pnsn,nt.v I s27(l : ' Tut.a Sl44 - $, r, 14.112'S Iuuelpaym&'nt. Ii(i lise Save $4si. Save $3 sq yd. 14-112S S4 IliSh per nxith. finW iimk'nt. - $544) James 1' l.vnn of the Office of anyone who dared criticize the South Vietnamese government. On one occasion, he even accused Intelligence analysts at the State Dept. of "doing Hanoi's job for them." Kissinger, nevertheless, kept him on the job. After Vietnam fell, Kissinger gave him the title of "special assistant to the secretary." Now Martin has been nominated to be an ambassador-at'large for Micronesian affairs. Footnote: A State Dept. spokesman had only one comment. He found It "interesting" that Ambassador Hillenbrand reserved his criticism "for his departure. The issue was not ralsedê during the four years he was in the embassy." LOBBYING BILLS The special interests spent millions during the election campaign on Issues that had little to do with the candidates. Now those millions will be picked out of the citizenry's pockets. For Instance, bottlers, soft drink distributors and their allies spent $1 million in Massachusetts alone to defeat a proposal to ban throwaway bottles and cans. Their propaganda insisted antithrowaway laws wuld raise prices. Now, Instead prices will be raised to pay for the lobbying. And $2.3 billion was spent by the big power companies to defeat anti-nuclear plant proposals in Ohio, Arizona and Washington state. That - ' . : activity, Kissinger Keeps Diplomats In The Cold our sources,' by our diplomats In Russia and Israel. Kissinger frequently bypasses the embassies in Moscow and Tel Aviv. He deals directly with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dotr>iiln iand Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz in Washington. At the other end, the U.S. embassies frequently don't know what's going on. This has been the cause, say our sources, of "constant complaining." But unlike Hillenbrand, the disgruntled diplomats have been discreet enough not to put their gripes In writing. Another who expressed his dissident vievs In writing, James Akins, the respected former ambassador to Saudi Arabia, didn't iast long. He sent repeated reports to the State Dept. that the Saudis were unhappy over the favoritism the United States was showing the shah of Iran. It happened to be Kissinger's policy to flatter and favor the shah. Kissinger was displeased, therefore, with the criticism coining from his ambassador in Jidda. So Akins, like Hillenbrand after him., was fired, "I've pressed for reasons," wrote Akins afterward In a private letter, "and have been told only that Kissinger dislikes me and that certain aspects of my reporting have 'annoyed' him. There has been no suggestion that anything I have written Is wrong or that any analysis is faulty just that my reporting doesn't fit in with what the Secretary wants to hear." t;' .. modest capital spending plans, and thus add program is quite correctly listed as a "Senior thrust to Carter's efforts to speed economic citizen nutrition project." what the report JACK ANDERSON cording to çr ,,1 in describes is a chef's course for retired men. Carter thus stands to gain an early bonus from With Rita Ruff, a University of Wisconsin a group that, judging from surveys, did not home economist, members of the Women's express much enthusiasm for his leadership, But Medical Society Auxiliary teach men the basic when its own interests are so specifically at facts of nutrition, cooking skills, menu-planning stake, business is apolitical, and marketing. - . - • lead out" could lead to a gasoline shortage next spending, 'it never came. Business Week magazine called it the missing link in the Ford summer as bad as that during the 1974 oil economy. bargo, three separate studies have warned, The reason is that the mandated cutback in As industry adopted a wait and-see attitude, the amount of octane-boosting lead in gasoline nobody seemed more surprised than ad' will reduce the industry's total gasoline-making ministration officials, who had been convinced capability at the same time as gasoline con- they had the full support of business. The sumption is soaring, economy, which began the year strongly, ' . 'it :t:,eiA• ill Be Spending - •- . '' ':''. - -,- .-.'. .11, - WASHINGTON During his eight years as the maitre d' of U.S. foreign policy, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has kept his diplomats out in the cold. Some of them have been complaining bitterly. Confiding in only a few close advisers, Kissinger has navigated the diplomatic seas largely on his own. He has utilized information from our far-flung embassies to chart the course, but he has seldom let them know where he's going. He has also been rough on those who have dared to object to the direction he has taken. There's Martin J. Hillenbrand, for example. He's a cares' diplomat, a 37-year veteran, who was the ambasador to West Germany until last month. He made the mistake of criticizing Kissinger's style. In one of his last confidential dispatches to the State Dept., he complained: "The Foreign Service Is In a state of Intellectual disorientation, because many of Its members no longer have a clear Idea of the role it should or can play. "Certainly, the resources of this Embassy have not been fully enlisted, nor has the flow of Information from Washington to Bonn. been wor&ing satisfactorily. Persistent use of Independent lines of communication to and from Washington about which we only learn later, frequently from the German aide, can only reduce the effectiveness of an Embassy." Similar complaints have been raised, ac- I.---- - JOHN CU NNIFF Key with eleven offices in Central Florida. Olympics Results , -' , -- '.'.. _'' - LEADER • : ' _______ T. SATUR[)AY, NOV. 13 Croquet 1' p.m. Ft. Mellon Park Horseshoes 10 am. Ft. Mellon Park Shuffleboard 9:30 a.m. Shuffleboard Club Track & Field 9 a.m. Seminole Iii Stadium Angling 2 p.m. Ft. Mellon Park Wheelchair Race 9 a.m.-II a.m. Seminole Hi Stadium * * Awards Ceremony and Dance 7 p.m. Civic Center * * Awards Ceremony & Dance $1 Each person _____ _______ ,.,._ - Needed 's,' r ight now in the Unit ed States, about 360,000 Now, it turns out that I missed a bet. • ' . children live in f oster hom es or institutions. At Some time ago, I wrote a column a bo ut a WOO . the same time that these children wait for problem faced by every elderly couple. Th e 1 ," " : . permanent homes, thousands of families across column suggested a solution which brought some the country are wait in g for children to adopt. very pleasant responses. So "I put in my th um b Yet current studies show that 55 per cent of all and pulled out a pl um and said, 'What a smart '•S_____ abandoned Childr en are st ill in foster care after boy am 1!" I five years, and that although foster care The plot went like this: In our younger days, supposed to be temporary, a child is likely to we, who are now over 60, played prescribed 0 stay four to six years and change foster homes roles. Th e wife (whether or not she was a I 0 'mi two or three times. working rom.nn) did the cooking. She handled In ot he r words, many of these children will housekeeping. Th e husband (w ha tever his job) I 10 : spend a quarter to a third of their entire managed the family finances. He handled all 11 chi!dhoods in a series of temporary 111 ________________ business matters. ô arrangements. Comes the period of being old and retired. A The dollar costs as well as the human costs wo rr y sets in. One will die be fore the o ther. If 8 : ,_____ are enormous. Foster care now represents the Mrs. goes first he's helpless in the kitchen. lie's largest single item of child welfare ex pe nse on ' useless so far as keeping the house in order. He's th e county level. Fost er care costs r an ge from unready for the shopping. lie hasn't even worked b0 $3,000 to $6,000 a year. Annual institutional costs out the mechanical problems of the washing begin at $8,000 and soar to over $30,000. . machine. "On you use cold water or hot?" By contrast, the cost of placing a so-called If Mr. dies first, she's uncomfortable with the "hard-to-place" child is typically about half that checkbook. She's not accustomed to bill-paying. of a year in foster care. Moreover, it is a onetime She's not facile in the use of credit cards and expense. their tricky charges for late payment. Same with 4 The North American Council on Adoptable department stores. Ditto with investments. I Children NACAC) has launched a campaign "Why doesn't the checkbook balance?") with the goal of finding a permanent home by My wife Nikka and I worked out a solution. Christmas for as many of these 360,000 children Nikka taught me how to shop for food and get as possible. bargains. She showed inc how to housekeep. She The Council Is a coalition of more than trained me in the maüer of making simple sagged. citizen advocate groups in the U.S. and Canada, NEW YORK (AP) Perhaps the clearest meals. At this writing, I'm up to "the effective This same caution Is exhibited In all the im- use of leftovers." many of which have been working For as long as expression of business support for the Carter adportant surveys just completed by McGraw-Hill 20 years to remove legal and social barriers to ministration will be revealed by the level of Nikka, of course, learns everything fast. By adoption. spending for new plant and equipment in the first Publications, Rinfret Associates and Merrill now, she can figure the earnings-percent-toBureaucracy doesn't respond to the needs and half of 1977. Lynch Economics. The least optimistic appears investment on stocks and bonds. Maybe, some 1 rights of these children, says Mrs. Linda Dunn, to be Rinfret. Various surveys based on data collected before day, she'll have some money to invest. "Industry is holding back," said Pierre RIfl. president of NACAC. "Agency case workers are the presidential election show current projecEvaluating my own progress for the man's overloaded and so are court calendars. Old at- tions to be only moderately strong — sufficient to fret. "Corporations have the cash flow and the side, I came up with less success. I'd give myself titudes on everyone's part too often label these maintain expansion,. but not enough for a robust profits to justify much higher capital ex. "A" in dishwashing and use of the vacuum children unadoptable. That's just not true. Every advance. penditures hilt apparently the desire to Increase cleaner. But in cooking, I rate only a "C-minus." child is adoptable." corporate liquidity exceeds the desire to expand I have a long way to go. Next week, I learn to Such plans change, however, to reflect the capacity." To focus attention on the problem, the current mood. If Carter's economic policies win broil a chicken. Rinfret forecasts a gain of 10 per cent in dollar organization will stage Its first North American the support of businessmen they could pump Now, however, I ask, 'What was wrong with terms to a total of $113.2 billion, but in real term- that column?" Adoption Week during Thanksgiving week, billions of dollars into the economy and thus end holding conferences and other public events the growing sluggishness. s, inflation included, the rise Is projected at 2 per In a very important way, I really missed the ff throughout the country. cent. This year the rise has been about 1 per cent. boat. The problem and its solution should not be Should the new president fail to convince Fortunately, old attitudes are beginning to business, there could Follow a further weakening Bath McGraw-Hill and Merrill Lynch foresee a personal matter among elderly couples. It change. The traditional concept of a "good of the entire economy because of the funds real growth of about 7 per cent, which means should be handled as a program for the elderly adoptive applicant" no longer necessarily ex- withheld. Lacking faith in the future, business expansion, but with reservations. Some of 1977's by the offices of the aging, by the social services eludes single persons or people with disabilities, hardly would commit itself to larger facilities, capital spending growth represents 1976's involved with elderly, by the professionals However, thousands upon thousands of This very thing occurred in 1976 when, despite postponements rather than new projects. serving our age group in preretirement acAmerican children are still being denied the proclaiming their support for President Ford, Carter's appointments to important offices, tivities. most basic of rights: the right to grow up in a businessmen let capital spending lag. They including the Treasury, and his first acts as Luckily, there are people who think more permanent and loving Family, declined to commit themselves to a questionable president, will be closely watched by Industry broadl y than I do. For example, there is the future. seeking clues, tipecIally abou fiscal policy, report of a project in Milwaukee County by the While economists continued throughout this If the first impressions gained are satisfac- women's auxiliary of the Wisconsin Medical The Environmental Protection Agency's such tory, it could result In ,an increase of those Society. As described in the magazine Aging, the demand that the petroleum industry "get the year to speak about the upcoming rise i keeps : FiRST 4 you first FRIDAY, NOV. 12 Bicycle (Dash Event) 9 a.m. Civic Center 1 p.m. Finals Ceramics & Crafts 9 a.m.--I p.m. Chic ('enter Horticulture 9 n.m.4 p.m. Civic Center Sb Today's action was highlighted by the finals in tennis cornpetition as well as the final heat in the cress-country bicycle race. A pancake race was to be held this afternoon as well as the wrapup of the bowling tournament. A spaghetti supper is slated for tonight at 6:30 at the Sanford Civic Center and the public is invited. The price Is set at $2 per plate. I"ti.dcraI (A jri'" Schedule Of Events Courses 0 • .0f~ '"I I .0 " ___ petition, all the early lenders could be bumped off tnis afternoon when the bulk of the entries take to the lanes. There were 93 contestants entered in the bowling event and only l2 competed on Wednesday. Kaisersaid he fully expected the number of participants to swell over the century mark with many bowlers coming in from Winter Park today. Other out-of-town entries are expected to register prior to this afternoon's shift. In Wednesday's bowling competition, Martin Hansen, 67, Geneva, set the pace for the men when he rolled a 474 scratch. With a handicap based on 80 per cent of 200, hansen's net score moved to 579, good for the early lead. Lee Mathei, 60, Orange City, rolled a 496 scratch, but a lower handicap than Hansen's left him at 556,23 pins shy of the lead, but good enough For a second place spot. Holding down the No. 3 position, at least temporarily, is Don Schubel, 73, Winter Park, who came through with a three-game scratch total of 340 and a 528 handicap score. Kathy Mather, 56, Orange City, paced the women keglers with a 489-585 while Ruby Dutcher, 67, Apopka, rolled a 3824668 and Gladys Bowser, 66. Maitland, caine through with a 415-565. According to Jack Kaiser, who is running the bowling corn- 'I '',, '. ________ __________ . I __1 u1L.: . I ..~, 'A . #. __ .~/ I ___ Boost Su rviva .. 4. % , cli Il Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scilla of Orlando danced their way to the gold medal in that competition while John and Minnie Kane of Sanford finished in the runnerup role. loan unusual twist, Louis Mucci Sr., of DeLand, was awarded the bronze medal in the dance contest. He danced with many partners and the dance committee decided he deserved the third place medallion all alone. Edith Harrison led a trio of Sanford women in the crafts competition. She was followed by Ann O'Brien and Ann Stanish. Thomas Hopkins, 65-year-old Sanfordite, took over sole possession of first place in the race for the men's overall championship in the Second Annual Golden Age Olympics at the halfway mark of the competition in Sanford. Hopkins has a total of 10 points, based on a pair of first place finishes in eight-ball billiards and rotation billiards. lie says he's shooting for the crown won last year by Harold Herbst by entering as many events as possible. He says he's entered as many as Ii events with three more (lays to go. John Ulmer, 78, Lake Mary, is vying for the silver medal in the overall championship race. lie has a total of eight points after finishing third in checkers and First in pinochle. Virgil Bagnoli, 65, Sanford, finished in the runnerup spot to Hopkins in rotation billiards Wednesday with Millard Strickland, 59, Sanford, taking the bronze medal for finishing third. The bridge competition was dominated by area women as Mrs. Anna Oakes, Sanford, grabbed the gold medal, followed by Mrs. Lillian King, Sanford, and Mrs. Ardelia Reitzel of Lake LOU COTTIN •\.' Children Thomas Hopkins Takes Lead In Olympics Competition October. ____ Foster Get Years later it was changed by Congress to Veterans' Day o commemorate "courage and patriotism of all the men and women who have served in the U. S. armed Services." Congressional attempts in recent years to streamline the calendar changed Veteran's Day to the fourth Monday of Revolutionary War. The first president of the group was no less than George Washington. Veteranc of the War of 1812, Mexican and Civil Wars formed their own organizations. The Grand Army of the Republic was comprised of Union Army vets organized in 1866, and had enough political clout to control the Republican Party for almost 40 years. It meant the difference between victory and defeat for northern candidates. The United Confederate Vetera ns had a similar influence over Southern politics, The Spanish American War Veterans organized in 1898, and only scattered remnants of their ranks remain today. Three groups of veterans of foreign wars joined together in 1913 to Form the VFW. Following World War I, Americans who fought in France in 1919 formed what was to become the largest veterans group, the American Legion. The Disabled Aiuicricans Veterans was formed in 1920. The Amvets were an outgrowth of WWII. While the VFW excludes women and takes only those who have served in armed conflict abroad, the American Legion accepts men and women who have served during the nation's wars, the WWII and Korean wars. In 1919, Nov. 11 was designated Armistice Day to observe the ending of WWII. What if they gave a war and nobody came....? What if the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Warsanud Disabled American Veterans had membership drives and nobody was eligible? 'flint's a question to consider today, Veterans Day. Fur veterans who qualify for membership are by-products of our nation's wars and if the dream of a world at peace were ever to materialize there would eventually be no need For the organizations, But the "War to end all wars" is several wars back now in our history books and the threat of the 'War to end all" still hangs over us. In the event of sut'hi au atnuitte holocau.st, we could all become if the conflict and surviving veterans would be Few. W Although admittedly their efforts to better the lot of the veteran are not entirely unselfish, they have resulted in improving conditions in veterans hospitals and benefits for veterans. hi JANE CASSEI.BERRY Poppies and forget-me-nets distributed each year by veterans groups are reminders that shut there are those in away from the outside world VA hospitals who still daily pay the price for our freedom. The first veterans organization in the United St:utcs was the Society of Cincinnati, organized by veterans of the Continental Army who fought in the - BERRY'S WORLD Thursday, Nov. II, 1974—SA 01 LSnl,te.ISI'l per ninth. payment, 1' 1-I' 36 14.I, Style Perfect Casablanca $&)17 " ow ton. Cut end i. p ..tstuig Durable and resilient. SoC. çjJ,. Or c"mbjxiat) r_4 nr 'tIflUilUlil .000W'It (inouscei ii' qualify for 12, 1 24 36 nsursthly payment pLtru Down payment of up Ii) 2.5\ of ic'ha.w price mnav be reqiiu'snl fur spt'cially ordered pc& 15'rrns euhj,t 0i ippnntiJ credit application. - - --- SATURDAY - SUNDAY NOVEMBER 14-15 3301 South Sanford Avenue 10 AM-6 PM See the newest and finest in apartment living. Furnished studio and unfurnished one and two bedroom, one-story, garden apartments in a delightfully rustic six-building complex. You will like the private entrances, fenced patios, "Energy. Efficient" air-conditioning packages, full circle insulation, sound proofing, fabric covered walls, shag carpeting, built-in full wall bookcases, color-coordinated kitchens and abundant storage space. Visit us this weekend! Your hosts: Ted and Jeanette Eannarel!i Resident Service Directors Phone: 323-3301 mer and ikir yewrdriqx'rtee i ewtly And conaidt'r Lt'toior Rosier-a blinds. Slender I wwintlt,a-'a. aNa oil - -' avlohir thick Sasiny plush ci 1(1)". I . 1.ja " ' : - .: .4 '. ", -- ; ? s e' 893 trig ! lid ,,, :-. Style Perfect Latex Satin Enamel .. 5yp s rt'siitar t,IrdLt4i k, cutoroat Easy u apply. ifrw' quickly Cleanaupwsthiisip and water . j,1.4 ' " "..!.' , - -' Sale endsNo 20 free decoruthg s.r Use BankAmeticmd, Master 'harys, liet Wa habl c ulorfjs quaki). (.kans up with siap end water ;- -: ':- ,' ' 799 L t, ftppjy dew's :'t,. j it" Wall Paint '"' "--. .e, k 4', Style Perfect Latex - 1 It, C " 6 Save $2 ' ji -' h'r1ct do mot irvlude padding lie uI.ta11aUcr1. . I - 'f1/ This teitw't'd S.axuny ciico', m.vm' am haa a beautiful luster finish. 1.5 dvc"ruto:r c, 599 n Or, chcxe *sjst-n wood ahadew Walnut. pecan or buehbark id alata in nhuxaunn with is mirbAT of sit pim 1 ,f) - Style Perfect Palisade Custom Draperies, Levolor Blinds and ven Woods Ott-va suux wzi,jowv fur uia wide' the IelCdjtJflotijt'CtIflttiSt- 14, 999 Save $2 50 S% ycI. - Save 25% T D COURT APARTMENTS Style Perfect Star Quality -. 1- 1 J~R L -T1 1700 stores, induckng on now y - Sanford 318 French Ave. Ph., 322-1681 -____ ~ �S.' 1- i HELP YOUR FAVORITE "SANTA" THIS YEAR.. ' - L1* Come in and register your size, style and 4.1 color preferences I in lingerie, lounge wear and sleepwear 14DS now. . Art Show Set For Sanford it Christmas morn. A N G - - W I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- The Annual Sanford Downtown Merchants Sidewalk ArtShow, sponsored by the SanfordSeminole Art Association, will be held Friday and Saturday along First Street. Categories will include painting, sculpture, crafts and photography, and many area artists are hoping for warmer weather so that art enthusiasts may view the show in comfort, Prizes will be awarded at 3 p.m. Saturday. Among the artists exhibiting will be Judy MOODY'S GOOSE _ A f t4•.... I St Vast Out magnolia Center Neighbors. Little Wardrobe Bucks Sandwich Shop. Plants & AntwCr% V is its - 1 - 7. ' Little Wardrobe introduces IRII W! Lori Hill Christmas is lust around the corner and Lori Hill is getting an early look at the new toy collection at The Little Wardrobe. J ) O,i Lori is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hill. She attends Hopper Elementary School. Her lovely old fashioned calico dress is by Cinderella. 1 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Judy Maloney with sell Portrait :. DEAR ABBY: Would Thursday, Nov. 11, 1976 pt S- - ivaic1rob (;ErFIN(; Infant a Toddlers Sizesthrui4 210 E. First st. ia tord fJorida you like i.i.tw' :zs: 111*1 GREENWICH: No one said tter than Malcolm S. Forbes: be "One thing that previous perfect: marriage." £veryon, has a problem. Whit's yourS? For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Boa No 100, L.A., Cull. 90069. Enclose stamped, $011. addressed envelop., pleas.. For Abby's booklet. "How to Havs4 a Lovely Wedding," send SI to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal if. 50212. Please e ncloso a long, sell-addressed, stamped (2 k) envelop.. . - Af 1 - •• THIS WEEK 'S SPECIAL Bierly, Bradshaw T in-7:,;v --'- I' SLEEP - SOFA AND (p MATCHING CHAiR .. Sofa lets out op Smell cIi.rq. for S.f sap & 7 - - " ~?M Bob bv Le Leche Meets country rurnituro'T.1 Le Leche League will host a iiiini-workshop on breastfeeding, childbirth and child rearing Saturday, 10 am. at the First Presbyterian Church, l)eLand. Speakers will include Sanford pediatrician Dr. Vann Parker and obstetrician Dr. Steve Phillips. DISTRIBUTORS INC. LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA Hwy. 46 (West 1st St.) I Mile East of 1.4 I ' kcs Mr. and Mrs. harry E. Bierly lie is presently in the U.S. Jr., 301 Tucker Dr., Sanford Navy, lie is the grandson of Mr, announce the engagement of and Mn. J.D. Gobson, Forest their daughter, Frances Kay Park, Ga. and Mr. and Mrs. Bierly to Bobby Charles CF. Bradshaw, Albany, Ga. Bradshaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. The wedding will be an event Robert Bradshaw, Sanford. of June 24, 1977. '4 Miss Bierly, born in Jacksonville, will graduate from Sermnole High School in June, 1977. She is a member of the DECA Club and sings in the ('hnrii' She is employed at Wimuuflixie. . Ik'r fiance, born in Albany, Ga. attended Seminole iligh School and Adult High at Seminole Community College, DISCOUNT FABRICS lLER HAS JUST BEEN UNLOADED DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE, SALE CONTINUES FOR 5 MORE DAYS OF SUPER SAVINGSII and Frances Hierly - More fun than a whale kiss,.. SEAW4RLD.. SENIOR DAYS October 25 November 30, 1976 - Of SUPER SALE jj STARTS FRIDAY 4 I Come on in SHARP and see the NE MICROWAVE OVENS Demonstrated by a Home tCoflorflist SATURDAY , NOV. 13 10:00 a.m. 'til 2:00 p.m Altamonte Springs and Sanford Stores Onlyl FULL BOLTSH 72" WIDE 5 Out Magnolia Center Neighbors, Little Wa:dtobe, Bucks Sandwich Shop, Plants & Answers Cocktail & After Five NYLON NET No other oven cooks so evenly and so perfectly! rUOIcTsasa A C fltrs W_IiriIJ , msa,j ?(IJ '\!.LLLGRN__.__U NT YOUR MBER DAYS CLUB CARD ORLE) SENIORS UN CLUB CARD 7 Convenient Ways to Buy ' 0 I IT - mary/est'her's 200 N. SANFORD PH, 322-2383 51 15111151! UII5I , I51I — IWI participation from family mciiibers.ThtsCenterhasbeen toff)rse%'eralycars,asfaras parenLs and the community cooperating. We have more volunteers and donations than any otherCenter. However, we've been challenged this year" Laughing, she said, 'The other Centers say, 'You've been leading too long, and we're out to get you,'sowe — — — - - DOWNTOWN Sale Price for the Partying Season SHAMPOO-Cut %JLJ t5JV • I.) %JlLT I Altemont. Springs and Sanford Stores Onlyl with theh ping hand o! SEA WRLD. 8eLtj 4Kit Our one shoulder FAMILY HAIR CARE Lakeview flowing chiffon YOU CAN DO IT ( ISFI Fl Ban kAmer (card Master Charge Ph. 322.9180 2923 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford, Florida _.-..I. ORD Fall Art Festival SPECIALS Friday & Saturday / :1 For A Furnace That Won't Let You JT. Down? IN LL I 718-220 E. FIRST ST. 100 N. Maple Ave. Ph. 322 S32)—SarWord DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322.3324 -.-.----jt Plaza Ph. 3221913) Downtown Sanford cape Come in and browse p., UNISEX HAIR STYLING 316 CmmerciaI Polyester, with L=OW of SANFORD, INC. 50 OPEN T119 P.M. THURSDAYS gown of Trevine Dresses SOUTHERN AIR $8 & Blow Dry wear something breathtaking..... ' ORLANDO El For You... $23901) WE DO THEM ALL 04, SELECTED GROUP AND HAIR CUTS Of Course 14 to discover conditions that need want to continueto work with to be corrected before they people. I'd be lot without the daily contact wili parents and enter school." Continuing, Sharon said, the children." "The concept here is that Head Start is not child oriented, but it p - The Latest /T) Priced 'Specially Scotty's ,- PARK -Half Sizes 259.00 Za"ES The Diamond Store PA COOK BOOK INCLUDED . Holiday Colors. Juniors-Misses Regular Price Available only at ZaIes, - Model R-535O'- Join ;Fhe Fun I, Choose from a bud vase, jam dish and spoon, candelabra, nut bowl, celery tray or many other pieces from our collection. In Sparkling LOOKING" In Saves Energy and Time HOBART CRYSTAL Your $ 95 Choice \4W ";mQ Barbecue For Cerebral Palsy - ALTAMONTE MALL THIS ç,tr' Glamorous Styles H ada s so h Honors New Members . /_7 Children Tom Heitz. director of library services at Seminole physical, intellectual and social gladly accept the chdlenge." development of the total Community College receives a donation of two Sharon's assistant Lucia child, " she said. books on Depression era glass From Sara K. Myers, With four children of her own, Fitch, was state Part of the Lake Monroe, on behalf of the Central Florida Sharon was familiar with young Year two years a. Many volunteers in therogram Depression Era Glass (lob. people's problems. Two of her eventually progress b jobs in sons, Charles and Chris are well-known football stars in the program, acceding to Sharon. Sanford; Frederick is in The Altamonte 'flu' ('haverot Group of the meeting, a program will be held college; Hobble goes to Center accommotatesCity 40 Orlando Chapter of Hadassah by The Honorable Rabbis Lakeview Middle School, where children, with 200 involved will honor new members at the Rudolph Adler, Larry Halpern, she plays in band. regular meeting, Nov. 23, at 8 and Gary Perras. They will Sharon herself is a junior at county-wide. Ms Portia The p in. at Temple Ohev Shalom, discuss Psychic F'flJ, where she is studying Spencer is the Cumty Head 915 God±ird Ave. ,off Lee Phenomenon and Religion, education, with d iiiajor fl Start director, Sharon has taken a leader. Road), Orlando. Following the Guests are welcome to attend, Early Childhood. "After graduation, I hope to be able to Lhip development coirse at the Atlanta University; was vicestay in the program, and work in a capacity to better it. The president of the frealman class A hunters' barbecue spon- p.m. at the Forest Tavern, funding is pretty low in this at Daytona Beac Junior College, and vice If res1tlent of jrei by United Cerebral Palsy Astor Park. Donation For the program, and after you obtain a Women's Senate, 1973, she barbecued ribs dinner is $395 Will be held Friday, starting at 3 County music until 2 a.m. degree, you want a better chaired the FloridaConcern for paying job, I know the value of Child, She is tive in the this job, and would like to be Church of God asan ordained able to hang in there. When you ee get the children before they go Evangelist, and avels state to first grade, you really ap- wide as well as terstate for the Church, preciate the progress they Sharon's hove or people is make. Hopefully, they become ll apparent,whensiestates,"if betteradjustedsocially we ever get out of tts program, I as intellectually. You areasable F1GII'f CANCER Oil,er PH. 323-8322 SANFORD n ' for the Set - 0-6 SAT ¶ - ... WE CARRY REGULAR LINE MERCHANDISE, ALSO SECONDS AND REPOSSESSED FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA 10-8 I i into a full bed. Vinyl or Herculon various colors. Slightly Damaged Reg. 1189 SCC GETS BOOKS ON GLASS Engagement Told . Dresses and Jumpsuits Reading a story in the center of a group of admiring youngsters is nothing new to Ms. Sharon Edwards. She is the director director of the AltamonteForest City Head Start Center, and has been working with children for six years. In 1966, Sharon was a teacher's aide secretary when she was offered the opportunity to take training for the head Start Program. "I had two hours to get ready! Then it was off to the University of South Florida Bay Campus, at St. Petersburg. We studied died all the of the Head Start Program, including the SHARON EDWARDS - . OPEN 10:00 A M. 105:30 P M. DAILY PH, 323.7243 DIana Pr;;sar Lake Mary Blvd. Manager Just Off Hwy. 179 SANFORD PLAZA Herald Correspondent 411111011, SILVERJEWELRY. LEATHER GOODS PAINTINGS • PERUVIAN LLAMA RUGS PLANTS IMACRAME visit 1IIJ*III '.113 By EWA NICHOLS practice doesn't always make Mexican and' South American Arts and Crafts Downtown Sanford At..... Her Life' s Mission: H e lping : 14" Wrapl 1]fr.il uIrJ-Tifri 31 a t i I I Touch 33011tique $ JFree Gift -- way of saying "thank you" for biological parents to remain party where she volunteers her to hear sonic feelings straight allmy adoptive parents have anonymous if they wish. services. from the heart of an ado ed (lone for me. lioweser, a medical history of She joins a little theater child? I think every adopted child both biological parents should workshop, If that's her thing, I am a 15•ycar-old girl who should appreciate how lucky be made available to the she bowls, plays tennis, or was "choset" at the sge of Four thcy are te have been raised ir doi'!i%e parents whenever meditates. She invcstgacs I am:o happy with iii', if nice home instead of in an possible. volunteer services In her adoptive parents that I would orphanage. DEAR ABBY: I'll get right to community to aid shut-ins, dream of searching for (t1iSJM ('1111 11 TM PA ..i,... •,,..i h....i........A ...I IHL •h.. LIUVIIJ. the rsnint Ii,ii. Ildi ,,I I in) illnesses, fed ine and put DEAR CHOSEN: Chosen inect if nice fellow, She does NOT stay home Ucstdes, I know it would crush the clothes on my back. But children have every right to NOWHERE waldng for some "nice fellow" i ii parents' hearts, and I would more Important than anything seek the Identity of their DEAR GETTING: She gets to ring her doorbell, because if never do such a thing. itiaterial, they taught me right biological parents. Whether the out of the house and goes where he does, he's sure to be selling M "real" parents are the from wrong and gave me love, reason for their inquiry is good nice people are. To church, to something. TICS who raised me, changed To search for my biological or bad Is not for others to say. I adult education classes or to the CO N F Ii) EN TI t 1. TO iiii, diapers, nursed rue through parents would be a very poor tote. too, for the right of headquarters of a political "TRYING AGAIN IN r TUES-WEDTHURS $2000 Center, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. today and 9 a.m. p.m. Friday. 'Real' Parents Raised, Loved Me: Adopted Child t TI • Li i F OPEN FRI Reg. 1- IL STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM SIZES 5 thru 15 exhibit this week at the Sanford Civic WOMEN :t 111 4 :4 I 4- 323 8020 9i Flashing her 'royal' smile at the opening of Sanford's Golden Age Olympics is Miss Florida, Nancy Stafford. Basking in th' radiance of that smile were SanFordites, from left, Vie Arnette, tii fleg homer, Jean Meyer and Gordon Meyer. For the less athletically inclined, the Golden Age Olympics is presenting a crafts Doing Her Own Thing Come see our lovely holiday selection. t çT\t Denim Skirtt SALE . Sanford dominate her collection, she will also be exhibiting an unusual self portrait.' Instead of the traditional portrait, she has paint pictured a collection of items brushes, jewelry, perfume bottles, fruit and health food books — which reflect her per. sonality and interests. Such portraits, the artist believes, often say more about the subject than a face staring from a canvas, and make fascinating conversation pieces. Thursday, Nov. 11, 1976-7A - Maloney, Sanford. Although craft items will Downtown Sanford as .M .' -I-. 77 i ~_, , 1 Downtown .He'll appre. ciate it and you'll love 1111110c. -- / ( ruiu iri 11 now �$A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Nov. it, lfló -,-we cln :hsi,,. s, ,..,af.6. 4 0 . 0 0 m s p k:n'lndd, Closes— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. hen re open, rom , 716-1 po mt.Jar;-0 0, 0. -We..Close at 6 -0- Pleme, th en -'rw" -- open From 7 ~p 1 -1 -_P~m -Park- &-Orlando- Closes ---- ' S 1 S ~Tonight only! No* n I S I S or mail orde - om e q Closeout ! Misses s kirts. - u ntities a I V In S 2.99 l h r e e s coID n 'Tonight only! o h ne N p o • 29 3.99 • S me- •- o r, / *Available In spring colors Sizes 8-16. - I As - sort r r • -'S /J/ •'. ' " . • , \crbirr Now 29 9 7 29.88 I Acetate.nyion prints. / ° •' rly! 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Clairol Pretty Power Orig. 22.99 in July, 1975. _____ Men's polo Men's knit shirts. sport shirts. 1944 y. sizes, fl, Ill 13 2e99 ,L 2.99 for $10 Assorted long and short sleeve . 's"Lady bug" applique. Closeout! M e n's " c-racked ice" slacks, Now... 6 099 Orig. $IS in July, 1976 V neck collar styles with solid collar and contrast trim. Crewneck tic dye style Polyester cotton Now * Soft vinyl uppers 10 Assorted colors Men's sport shirts. 3 for s 10 Sold in July, 1976 for 5.50 and S7. 3 0 100 Special buy! 00 0 1 00 Pct. polyester In cool lighter shades.. 0 Continental Now AO 120-99 I 750 watt styler/dryer Has unique twc-tan system for added air >o.'cr 2Si*d, 5 attachments _ ------ . / / - P%*UO•% PLAZA Open toa.m.top.m.MondayttwuSetvrday Op.nSunday 11 30 to 5 :30 p.m. Catalog Center Phi. 322-1020 S113rPh323-)3)0 W11 NTE PA( Val ALL Open 10 a.m.?op.m.Moniijy mnj Saturday OpiaSunday 130iu;3p.m. CatalS9C,nrph4.$$. StorsPh.647.4333 a' '•' I - ' . t '7/' Li Repeat of our earlier sellout! 1 ••- . U Li ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open :3Oa.m. to6p.m,Tv.L,WSd,, Thurs. and Sal. Open ;3Oa.m.to$3O p.m. Monday and Friday StorsPh.S414110 SANFORD PLAZA Open lOa.m top.m. Monday thru Sa turday Open Sunday 12:3OtoS:30p.m. Catalog Cvn?r Ph, 3221320 Store Ph. 313-1310 WINTER PARK MALL Ope n lOam. top.m, Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 1230to5:30p,m. Catalog Center Ph. 4.4544 Store Ph. 647.4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 9 :30 am. to6p.m, Tues., Wed., Thurs,a nd Sit. OpenC:lOa.m. to$:30p m. Monday and Friday Store Ph. 541 4111 �10A—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. Ii, 1978 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 'Vietnam Vets Joining VFW' By JANE ctssF;l.1WIIRY Order of the Cootie, if lkrald Staff Writer honorary VFW organhzitto, Vietnam veterans' interest in In his job as National Deput the Veterans of Foreign Wars Is Chief of Staff. Burns hel increasing. That's the word establish new posts throughot today - Veterans Day - from the state. There are seven ne John M. Burns, of Casselberry. posts so far this year with th And Burns should know. He latest one organized just thi has been appointed - for the week at Pine Castle. second year in a row - a Burns said his organization i national deputy chief of staff by trying to get a sepa rat Commander-in-Chief It. D. Veterans Affairs Conirnissio I Bulldog Smith of the VFW of established in Tallahassee. H e the U.S. said the VFW maintains servic 'VFW can help them officers in each of the VeteranS Vietnam veterans with their Administration Hospitals in th classification and in getting state. home loans and medical and "It is of utmost importancI-' educational benefits," Burns for this country to maintain notes. strong defense . . . second Burns goes a long way back none," Burns stressed. He sat with the VFW. he has mixed emotions on th A retired Navy chief petty end of the draft. He think officer, Burns served 20 years military training is good lu in the U.S. Navy and Army and young men, but at the sam is a combat veteran of both time it takes them away fron World War II and the Korean home. "But if it means ou - War. He served in Southeast defense, we need it," he said Asia, Europe and the Efforts to change the con Mediterranean. stitution and by-laws of Uui lie was serving in the Army national organization to permi of Occupation in Japan when eligible women to join havi the Korean War borke out. been voted down several times Assigned to the First Cavalry he said. The local post had if Division, he was among the refuse membership to an arm first American combat troops nurse who was a ileutenair "to go into South Korea. He was colonel with a Purple Hear, serving on an Navy 1ST during medal. And she did not care t the invasions of North Africa join the Ladies Auxiliary, ht and Europe in WWII. said, but nothing can be done of Burns and his wife, Gretchen, the local level. .hve lived in Cas1berry for 18 Burns feet-) th,-r.- .;Z a pIac years, currently at 361 Piney for women in the armed ser Ridge Rd. It was while he was vices, but not in combat i witi stationed at the Sanford Naval the exception of field nurses. I rAir Station, that they decided As for any form of pardon or this was where they wanted to amnesty for Vietnam drafi make their retirement home. evaders and deserters, Burru Burns was chosen as "all strongly agrees with hi state" when he was post organization's stand opposing commander of the 485-member it. Casselberry VFW Post 10050 "If this country isn't good and commander of District 18. enough to stand up for fight for, lie is past Seam Squirrel they don't belong here," he timmander) of the Military said. C r ( Looking over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football coaches, the Evening Herald presents The Clipboard, a weekly feature displaying depth charts from the 7' I I blackboards in coaching offices. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Lionel (Sharon) Bass, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Calvin (Betty) Donaldson, a boy DISCHARGES Sanford Arthur I.. Barnes Mabel Brooks Helen E. Dow Patricia Davis Bernard Eisenberg Mary A. Eplin Ronda L McLellan Arline E. Richter Mrs. James (Gay) link and baby girl Ms. Larry (Esther) Rozier & baby girl Gracie Tibbets Rose Runkel, DeBary John Bonnell, Deltona George 0. Conger, Deltona Carroll M. Spencer, Deltona Gary K. Fields, Orange City Early Grizzle, Orange City Leona M. Pritchett, Orlando Kimberly Ciener, Oviedo Maude F. Covington, Winter Park . .' 105 Only Men's dress shirts I / M!" O1'Cbl, of Dimes I Y '. ... Birth defects are forever. Unless you help. Select group of tops & blouses. Broken sizes 7-14, 3-6x. Orig. to Si. Save from 35% to 50% 90 Only 84 Only . 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So Thomas Bob Soloman ----- By JIM ILtYNES A 40 Rich Team, Poor Team Tho rich just keep getting richer. And the poor? Well, that's not one of the success stories of the year, but the also-rans gun for a share of the limelight Friday night. Lyman closes out against Jones, a team Greyhounds coach Dick Copeland says is tougher to prepare for than Seminole, Winter Park and Edgewater combined. Victory-means a 3-7 finish, something of a flashback to last season. Lake Howell has a toughie for its au revoir tilt, playing at West Orange. The problem is that the home team has a barnburner of a team and hopping mad about being nudged out of the playoffs by Bishop Moore. Oviedo has a superb chance at victory, even if Apopka has the home field advantage. Lake Brantley is outclassed by DeLand, but still looking to put the pieces together in a rebuilding season which lends promise for better things to come. And, at the other end of the spectrum. Seminole hopes to get richer to the tune of a 9-0 record with homecoming against Seabreeze. There seems to be no end to the drive put together by this Seminole team. Ambition can be a hard driver. That's why I say: Seminole 21, Seabret'ze 7— Not always flashing a killer instinct, Seminole none-the-less collects on the final outcome. Oviedo 20, Apopka 12 I like the Lions because they have taken their lumps, learned and want the game. - DeLand 3. Lake Brantley 6 Really, DeLand could almost write in its own score. Lyman 28, Jones 6 Gotta believe Lyman will take it last chance to show it wasn't really that bad of a football team. West Orange 3:1, Lake Howell It— The Hawks have some options, but the breakaway gainers by the Orangemen turn the tide in the second half. - - tim Forgue Lee Fields I Offense____ -. 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Jim Wyatt ran for touchdowns covering 45 and 55 yards for the winners. l'inecastle advances to Saturday's conference finale at St. Cloud Standouts for the losers were the pass-catch combo of Chuck Hooker and Curtis Smith with live completions, plus the dual running of Dwayne Johnson and Rick Martin who combined for yard rushing Dennis Duke Ind Alan lerri(to were South emninole's defensive standouts. Hunches Lee Relay Keith Prat't.r hris Mnna..ts Randy Jones Scott Radcliff Allan jackson John Fuller Jim Yarbrough Brad Keadle Mike Behan Little Lee Baker David Sutton Palmer Miles Mitt Stevens Mike Sigrest Jay Johnson SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Eliminated — - 4110 -- — — — — — — — — — — — — — - Defense ------ Chan Muller rw-/1 Hurricanes use the 2-7 Falcons to keep the pressure on Los Angeles. The Rams, however, will get no svmoathy froin St. Louis. The Cardinals are in a threeway tangle in the NEC East, one game back of Dallas and one in front of Washington. 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I doubt that I would have been as active in as many sports as I am now if it hadn't been for the accident." lie said there are so few wheelchair athletes that he is in demand to participate in several sports. Besides leading the league in 'running" and being named most valuable player this season, Shank gained 227 yards in one game, scored 15 touchdowns and 106 points and passed for 382 yards. ;ay against. John Litton Mark Renaud 168 Only Girls' print shirts Men's denim o 'Offense Seminol AlsoC/Bconverfers 388 Now 3 For $ 0 Now 188 In the national wheelchair track and field meet in York this year, Shank said he had the best time in the slaloin event, a test of speed and maneuverability. Wheelchair football in the university's league is played by six-man teams on a 60-yard Indoor field. A play is dead when a ballcarrier is touched above the knees with two hands. But it is not as gentle as It seems. Shank uses a light, 32-pound chair so he can change direction in a hurry and pick up speed quickly. "I've got my chair set up pretty good so most of the weight is on the rear wheels. I can cut almost im mediately," Shank said. "I can get back up to almost full speed in two or three strokes. iritty vicious." lie claims to be more active now than More the aciolcnt. Only now he does his playing in a wheelchair. lie 5999 to 9999 ., a.m. Bayport: high 3:10 5:12 p.m., low 10:30 a.m., 10:34 Your Psychic And You With Psychic Demonstrations o o .;o lo Refurbished units with full warranty. Units sold Orig. from 129.95 to 319.95 O Now Wednesday's high 74, today's Mostly cloudy through Friday. Mild today, highs mid toupper7Os.Chanceofowers tonight. Lows upper SOs and lower 60s. Chance of showers Friday with highs mid to upper 70i. Winds variable 10-15 m.p.h. TO MoRROW's TIDES Daytona B.emch: high 11:02 a.m., 11:2$ p.m., low 4:26 a.m., 5:09 p.m. Port Canaveral: hIgh 10:44 LUL,10:4 p.w, luw 4:21 g.m., I II 1 P1 I 0) low $f. to the I I C/B radios reduced I ,irus Polyester-cotton blends. Assorted colors, Sizes 14 1 2 to 16½. Long sleeve, Orig. $5. WISDOM is.. WEATHER 9Mfl I 0 116 Only URBANA, Ill. i Al') Dane Shank was the most, valuable player in his football league, plays guard on a basketball tearn and is an outstanding track athlete. However, the multlsport star has one problem: he can't walk. It was sonic kind of freak accident," Shank said of the 1970 mishap that left him unable to use his legs. The fertilizer truck he was driving went off a road and the tank Ixirtion CrLLShC(1 the cab. The 23-year-old University of Illinois graduate student, who has no disability from the waist up, said he began working with weights after leaving the hospital and has developed strong arms which help him get his chair moving. In basketball, I started for therapeutic reasons, but iii tual organized (earns are very competitive." said h;ink. "1 wouldn't classify football as therapeutic. It gets - rl A" 0'"OSOOO HOSPITAL NOTES NOVEMBER 10 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Melvina Adkins Annie R. Bennett Tommie J. Bradley Came B. Mackey Jewell McNeill Charles E. Murray Betty J. Robinson Luis Rodequiz Walter V. Siracuse Casey M. Whitehead Hu-sell A Wolfe Alan L. Fisher, DeBary Randall Smith, DeBary Odis Lewis Jr., DeLand Margaret P. Poley, Deltona Katherine Sahr, Deltona Ruth V. Miller, Orange City Eula Smith, Orange City Cynthia Browdy, Oviedo Donnie Snow, Oviedo He's A Three-Sport Star The Clipboard4, \ ç Thursday, Nov. 11, 17-1f Mike Hansen Ed Murphy Paul Swett David Poe Chile Barnett Jay Johnson 0-avid Hamlin Mike Pro set Mike Butcher Chan Muller Win WiOb David Waugh Check with George Stuart... Now in Casselberry too. Our new store is easy to timid We have mecenthy remodeled the We stern Auto Store right across the street fr om the Seminole Plaza in Casselberry (see map) During our Grand Opening Sale - our store in Casselberry will be open from 900amn to900 pm Monday through Saturday. our store in Orlando will maintain Its present flours. 830 a m to 6 00 p m Monday through Saturday November 81h through November 20th A • • L3, .... , pY ---".,a •j' -.------ oJ-, - i A t,4 .rt '.... ' I.J.ilfAHY•''v':' �lB—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Gators Thursday, Nov. ii, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Worrying Pitt's Carson Long] Wightman Cup Next Getting His Kicks About 'Cats QB PlTl'SBUI(Gll (All) Ills NCAA football record has guile' almost unnoticed, but Carson Long of top-ranked Pitt is not kicking. Make that is not complaining, because Long certainly is kicking. In fact, he now is the leading kick-scorer in th e history of college f oo t ba ll. "Recor ds don't mean much, really," says the stocky senior, a kicking specialist his entire Pitt career. Maybe so, but Long's st atist ics are right there in blackand-white, like his game shoes - a white one on the left foot aid a black one wi th a special ki c ki ng toe on the right. As a collegian, he has kick ed 41 field goals and 121 extra lxilnts, for a car ee r total of 244 po ints. With three field goals and four co nversions last week against Army, he broke the old reco rd of 231 po ints held by Dave Lawson of the Air Force. "When I first came to Pitt! was aware of the record and I knew it was in reach," says Long, who also holds 17 Pitt kicking records. "Rut I'm just trying to do the job now. That's really the only thing that matters. Th e opposing team doesn't care what you did last year or last week." So far t his season, Long has kicked 36 straight extra points and made 14 of 20 field goal tries. 14mg says he also has changed the image he once cultivated as a jokester. Even after the agonizing Penn State loss, he managed a t pical one-liner: "1 want ed to hang myself, but I couldn't kick the stool out." Though he sa ys lie still is a basically "happy" person, he' has abandoned the comedi an 's role. "1 used to say the first thing that came to my mind, but that's past. I am hanged, more serious . I came to Pitt as a boy, and I'm going to leave as a man.'' Before he leaves, Long faces games against West Virginia Saturday, Penn State on Thanksgiving Day and an anticipated bowl game. Does he feel extra pressur e now that Pitt is No. 1? " Pr essure is only something you put on )ourself," he says. "Really, it's all upstairs. You can do an yt hing f you ically iaiit it bad enough.- G:lNESVlLl.E I AP) tile ball Well,' says Florida playing with his little' dog. Florida's defense has had Coach Dung Dickey. "Our de"When I finally did convince trouble with strong quarter- fensive players will have their him to come out, he turned out backs all ittaii season hands full." to be a tremendous leader," Although Ramsey arrived at Ilinson said. "They didn't use The Gators were able to narKeIit'k)' from Camden, N.J., to think he could throw at Kenovercome the derring-do 1w has a Florida background. lucky, but they've been passing of Florida State's Jimmy ndre'w Ilinson, now more lately and Derrick's doing Black, Tennessee s Hand Walcoaching at Bethune-Cookman just fine." lace and Auburn 's Phil Gargis. College in Daytona Beach, Ilinson said he isn't offering But they fell before the power of recalled his high-school any hints to Dickey, but " if Georgia's Hay Goff. coaching days at Hastings, Dickey sends me a quarterback Now, with their first taste of a Phi., where Ramsey got a then I might give him some seSoutheastern Conference rather reluctant start in the crets." championship share assured game. Bethune-Cookman's two top this Saturday if the Gators beat "Derrick's brothers, Tyrone quarterbacks are injured. Kentucky at Lexington, there and Robert, used to play for me B-ethune-cookman was one of stands 225-pound quarterback at Hastings," Hinson said. "But the schools that tried to recruit Derrick Ramsey in the path. I had a lot of trouble getting Ramsey out of high school, but "Ramsey is a tremendously Derrick interested. He used to that was before Hinson began strong runner who can throw ham' around the practice field coaching there. N. Texas State Has FSU Spinning III - San Francisco and Sue Barker. The Britisher, 20, won the French title t his year, and she has not been beaten in two years of Wightman Cup play. She also recently be at Casals three times—but all in exhibition matches. "This will be Sue's big match," sa id Wade, the British captain. "It's the one she has got to win if we are to stand a chance. "In one respect, I am glad I am playing first, for it gives ,11 plenty of time to get keyed up." Th e best-of-seven seri es co ntinues Friday, with Terry liolladay of La Jolla, Calif., playing Glynis Coles, and Evert an d Casals facing Wade and Barker in doubles. u,n ., Lake P ics () O Pro Now, But Still Rah-J?ahing .-- - . - Billy Arnold Dead At 66 OKLAHOMA CITY — Billy Arnold, winner of the 1930 Indianapolis 5(10, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age o(66. - Past Net Prexy Dies IA)S ANGELES — Alex Gordon, past president of the US. Prolfes3ional Tennis Association, died at the age r,f, Unseeded Americans Hank Pfister and Mike Machette upset fourthseeded Corrado Baranutti of Italy and Brian Fainlie of New Zealand, respectively, In the thud round ofthe $7000 Hong Kong International Classic, — Borg Defeats Norback STOCKHOLM Second-seeded BJorn Borg of Sweden struggled to a three-set victory over cowdrym.an Jan Norback 6-2, 24, 6-3 In the second round of the 1150,000 Stockholm Open. — ing," Levin said, "This has nothing to do with money, coneiact.s or anything of chat nalure. Ile asked for a leave of absence and it was granted." (LIMIT I PER FAMILY) Billy Casper shot a 71 and took it one-stroke lead after the opening round of the $100,000 Moroccan Grand Liii Golf Tournament. — By The Associated Press Dave Cowens made an unex- 0 U 7-WE LAST h'vF ALL No. 57''E 4__ 3L0A" - . IN ONtY 2,4'P 5EA50I/ A COACH 7EXA I' LCOi v " t/KE, -- 4EA0 -- 7?) 7W8//? t ''RS7 7p 7 FN AIN15# t. 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Pistons' total was the most The ('cities stayed virtually points this season against the even throughout with the L Lit- Cavs, who have lost only two of kers until about two minutes 11 games. remained, before a basket by Rockets 99, Soaks 97 hloswcll put them ahead to stay Houston blew a 14-point third108-106, then Scott hit a decisive quarter lead, then rallied and three-point play with 1:24 to go. beat Seattle on Mike Newlin's Abdul-Jabbar scored 33 )WI1P shot with 47 seconds left. points before fouling out with Rudy Tomjanovich's 26 points were high for the Rockets, who "1- 45 left. "If we can get away without dealt the Sonics their 10th con- David against Jabbar, we Mcutive road loss over two seashould do all right against guys sons. Slick Watts scored 25 for our .ize,'' said Boston ('il.ich Seattle, Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS DI,, ,.4, r. fl1,,. t,...' LO V - CE 1888 322.7953 iW, ANp TOP * 4W TCZI F/N/hE,2 W Th' ben er for HARDWARE HOME 11ICTRICA1 I APPI IWRIMPI OR iI!pw PP peited disappearance—and so George McGinnis' 27 points ilid the Boston Celtics' losing and Doug Collins' 22 helped streak. Philadelphia hand injury ridThe Celtics, who learned tiled Chicago its sixth straight shortly before their game setback. The Bulls are without P against Los Angeles Wed- forwards Scott May and Jack nesday night that their All-Star Mann, both recovering from center suddenly had left the mononucleosis, and guard Jerclub "for personal reasons," ry Sloan, sidelined with a damthen went out and broke a four- aged knee. game National Basketball Bullets IN. Jan 103 Assuciatiim losing skein. Washington, going to a runbeating the Lakers 117-112. ning game in the second half, "The show mntist go on," said poured in 41 points in the third Jo Jø White, W the Celtics' leading quarter—its highest scoring pescorer with 28 points, rind of the season in racing It went on, with Journeyman past New Orleans. ElvinHayes center Jim Ard and forwards paced the Bullets with 30 points Sidney Wicks and Tom Boswell and 16 rebounds, while Phil taking Cowens' place in guard- (7henier hit 13 of 14 shots for 26 ing the Lakers' 7,foot.312 Ku- points and [A--n Robinson had 23 reeiii Abdul-Jabbar. Wicks points anti 13 rebounds. scored 21 points, Boswell had Pistons 123, Cats 112 Ws finest game as a pro with 14 Bob Lanier's 36 points, inpoints and eight rebounds, and clotting 17 in the third quarter, Ard collected six poinis before led Detroit to its highest scoring fouling out with four minutes effort of the season. The HOTPOINT APPLIANCE AT STERCHI'S', THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS 77XA #4- 9 //AV( A Atlantic Division titles and the But Show M us t Go On WITH THE PURCHASE 0F SANFORD 8,lyw,? RICE, 5AW, EXA. NRA championship for the 12th ... 12 - 1100 FRENCH AVE. - 8th" 747E 7-9,q tt y Is Your Bargain - and l3di tones in 1974 and in 176. Although plagued by a chron"We had no inkling at all," ic back ailment, Cowens has Celtics veteran ii) Jo White shaken off pain to play, par said. "I don't know what it was, ticularhy in key games. lie but it was totally his decision, played in Boston's first eight But the show must go on and we games this season, averaging can't get upset. We'll miss hun, 18.4 points, better than 15 ,uld Ij ust hope he collie's back." rebounds and 39 minutes. EY 1P - ye,' /7 LC YE -- VANITY C;ET YOUR HO. _J! 0 . - 'EN -'-L,..d-- '-- 1-007qA cE3E get away and (to sonie think. then. they have won a string of luSt S.aa%0 Casper Leads With 71 RABAT, Morocco . . an play," Auerbach said. becoming the NBA's co-rookie "lie was quite adamant about of the year. it I asked him to come back The Celtics rebuilt with (sowand talk to Levin and he (lid, ens 10 the pivot, Just missing the "Dave told Red he'd like to playoffs in his first year. Since - Pfister, Mache ft e Win HONG KONG -.- by Alan Mover personal problems and feels he tablished himself imme(hately, Tournament IN BRIEF I Ie after the Celtics "Dave came into my office suffered through one of their today and said he's got a lot of worst seasons in 1969-70. lie es- 11 Advance In SPORTSc 9 1 270 80 THIRD — I LarriArdj Cs, 511 I Ii 64 1)60,670,4 70; 3. Echano Arena (3) Putt-Putt S6 ii .180.300.) Uric Soto (1)120:0(3 National Hockey League 4 6 2 10 38 6.1 Si 11 60 . P (S 3) 10680 • CAMPBELL AT EAST COLONIAL CONFERENCE 310 2 a 39 51 FOURTH — I. tlegul.Soto (I) Pro Division Patrick Division Westfl Division I) 80. 6 60, 150: 2 Jose terre (4) BOSTON iAl', -\ miiuiiilx'r of the Celtics' Just turned Gary English W L I Pis OF GA 28 77 28-71 tO S 0 20 76 40. 3 10. 3 Aria Jay) (6) 6 70. 0 (4 ob? Henercn 28 and earning wore than $200,- Family, who asked not to be NY "1 II 2 7 24 6) 31 HOuston 76 7* 77 3 6 2 15 57 17 5) 32 30. P (8 1) 13200. DC) (6 8) Phile Rith Henderson 7 6 3 Il 36 4 77 71 25-79 S Diego 000 per year from the Boston identified, said he thought Cow- Allan 7 S 2 16 52 Dave Grether o 1 1 16 51 56 Phoenix 24 30 37-64 13470 7 7 1 13 Celtics. center Dave Cowens ens was kidding at practice NY Pog FIFTH — I. Maruri Arcs (7) 6 $ 2 11 66 63 Amateur Division Calgary 6 6 I I) II iS 60.6 80,820; 2 Anton Sanchez (3) Dave Beck Smythe Division pondered his pro future in Tu'sda', when the center asked Fdmntn 0 10 39 57 24 3327-82 160, 6 10. 3 Aiava Altu Cl) 160; Q Jo hn Gann 9 1 0 15 5) 63 privacy today after leaving the hun: "What do you think of me S Lou 111) 20; P (73) 13670 jim Manning 1 5 2 16 se 76 29 25Basketball Assocj- quitting this game?" SIXTH — 1 Jose Aguirre (5) Vancvr IevCWoodley 511 1 II 13 67 33 2526-61 1780, 560, ¶80. 2 Lerri Elor:a U) Tm Rusnk atom's defending champions 5 1 I ii 42 70 "I've lost in> enthusiasm," Mm 2121 EASTERN CONFERENCE 620.3 00 , 3 Oqulza Bengoa (6) 680. Cob George Cruz 4 11 i 9 37 5i 76 33 Atlantic Division "fur personal reasons." the close acquaintance quoted 0 ?e 1100; P(53) 10110 WALES CONFERENCE PloviceA Division W I. Pct. C3 ('owens, a musc ul ar 6-foot-8, ('Owens as saying. SEVENTH — 1 Ecidi Perez (5) Hi ll Lowe Norris Division L 73 2131-84 Boston 5 1710.1170,540;; Uria Alberdi (3) shocked Celtics President and Pon Harrison Asked how long Cowens Mont ii 3 2 76 93 39 Buffalo 77 2529-56 520.3 00; 3 Domingo Coido 121 360. Greg Serban S S S 21 62 33 Phil General Manager Red Auer- might begone, Auerbach re-- L A (33)39 10; P ($3) 104,40; Big 0 Potts Brent 0 Wenger 1 7 5 13 49 63 Boston 79 76 6 bach, owner Iry lL'vmn and plied: ''I can't tell. I don't Wash (2 8) with all ( ) ) 63 00, with all (S ) Jerry Jolin 5 5 2 12 13 62 P4( NMS 37 30 27-09 1 1 364 7 60 ii Don Coble teauiiates Wednesday with his know. The only person who Dirt 1 9 2 10 11 53 33 fl 33-I) Central Division EIGHTH — I Maruri Altu (6) Conner Adams Division 79 34 33-96 request - a leave of absence knows that is Dave." Cleve I 2 .S16 -Is oo, ii 00, 530. 7 Bilbao terre (3) Bstn 12 3 0 71 66 19 Houston Novice B Division 6 3 667 7 for an indefinite' period, without 900. 4 20, 3 Cacho Arc.a (5) S 70; 0 Cowens, who is not married, Bull Brent WyI.ong 8 S 1 Il 14 33 N Orlris 353534-103 1 6 600 2' (3 6) 17 60. P is 3) j';siy, for personal reasons. 00 imiaintains a residence in subur- Into Bret White 5 7 4 II 57 60 Wash 39 31 33._ S S 500 NINTH — I Alave (4) 16.60. 680. Cieve Oran tr#, ,,,' S 1 3 13 47 163413-it) Atlanta 4 Auerbach and Levin granted ban Boston and a 30-acre farm 1 6 .400 4' 58. 0 ') Jose (1) 7 60, 6.10: 3 Aria (2) Wednesday's Results S Anton 1 6 100 1' ; the request and an announce- in the Newport, Ky., area, t0,) (I 1)3170. P (4 1) 10680 Washington 7, New York WESTERN CONFERENCE TENTH — I. Anton (2) 21 60.060, Iiient was itiade to both the where lie grows Christmas R ing e rs S Midweit Division 4 10. 2 Arca (1) 5,10, 100; Phil adelphia 2. Chicago 7, tie 3 Larrea public and Boston players about trees and has some cattle. Denver $ 0 Vow -0(17)5610: P(? 1)10710; Montreal 2, Atlanta 2. tie Ken City 5 3 .500 1 one hour before a game against Around Boston, he is noted for DC) (1 2)25950 ORLANDO-SEMINOLE Minnesota 3, Pittsburgh 7 indiana 441 1 5 ELEVENTH — I Cacho Altu (6) WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS the 1415 Angeles Lakers, his casual dress and habits. lie Boston 6, Detroit I Detroit 1', 5 6 32 60, 9.00, 680; 2. Ogulza Ecriave FIRST - 1 Cacho Alberdi Buffalo 5, St Louis 0 Cowens could not be reached drives a truck rather than a Chicago 2 , 277 6 (0 80. 6 so. 6 40; 2 Echato Miguel (3) 1360. 600, 3. Arect,. Perez (6) Cleveland 7. Colorado 1 1 Milwkee 2 9 .162 for comment. At Cold Spring, car. 121 II 60180, 3 Domingo Beltla (1) 160; 0 (3 0) 6.160; P (63) 773 Toronto 2, Los Angele' 2 tie Pacific Oii5)Ofl 340. (25) 45.10; P IS 2) 171.60 TWELFTH — 1. FermIn.Larrea Ky., his parents said they exCiiwens, a Florida State Uiii Portland 7 SECOND — I Eddy Javi (6) 12.40, () 560. 9 20, 720; 7 Anton-Ramon World Hockey Association pected hum home "around the versity star, was drafted in the 3~1 16) 720, 2 60. 3 Sale Echave (I) 6 50. 600. 2 Domingo A)berdl (2) Eastern Division Los Ang 1 6 100 first of the week." They said he first round behind Pete Mara140,3 20 .3 ice Sanchez (S)Sl0:Q 2.60. 0 (6 8) 13.60; P (861 13040. W L T PIS OF GA Goidn5t was in good spirits and didn't (741 4460. P 16 2) 72020; DC) (56) Big 0 (38) with all 6) 732 10, (35 vich, Bob Lanier and Rudy Quebec 11 3 0 22 71 48 Phoenix i 161 S with 25200 15540 know of any problems. Torojanovich) Jai-Alai may mean the beauty and iso- building" in the rugged wilder- count. Sanford travels to Daytona Beach next Wedlated character of the Adiron- ness. riesday to face City Isle. may Li' "lo "Inlbtianrt, (lacks ---- .- ..-.---.forev -. e-.r I But to a local official, the for food, housing and automoGames mean "life, jobs, the tive services, Including gasoability to continue" in this plc- line, may be quite substantial." turesque but economically de- said Frederick Menz, a club pressed northern New York member and economics profesarea. sor. NEW YORK (AP) — Mitch such an attitude unprofessional, minutes. The widely varying views Kupchak is a pro now, but he but that does not bother Kup"It's been a big transition, were aired Wednesday atari allstill is giving it the old college chak. learning the pro game," he day hearing on the draft entry. "I noticed the first couple of said. "I've got to feel my way vironmental impact statement Kupchak, a second team All- weeks of preseason that I was around, discover just what I for the Games, prepared for the American at North Carolina starting to change, to hold it all can do and what I can't do, and U.S. Department of Cornand the pivotman of the U.S. inside me," he said. "I didn't what the referees will let me do. merce's Economic DevelopMayfair Club champion Lib Olympic team which won the like that. Now I'm back tobeing It might take a year, it might itient Administration. Robertson was among 11 gold medal at Montreal earlier myself. If something exciting take a month. You never with planning well underway. women golfers who advanced in this year, now is learning his happens, I get excited," know." the biggest issues are whether the second round of the way around the National BasKupchak, who nearly went to There's been a mental transi- the Gaines will provide the eco- Flagship Bank of Sanford golf ketball Association as the back- Italy to play pro ball before f i- tion, too. nomic boost as claimed, and tournament Thursday, with the up center for the Washington nally signing with the Bullets, "In college, you play two whether their staging will harm match play series concluding Bullets, has spent most of his first three But playing behind Wes Un- weeks in the NBA sitting on the games a week and it's easy to the natural beauty of the larg- next Wednesday. est wilderness area in the Eastseld has riot dampened his en- bench, playing 10-35 minutes get J)S)chl'd up," he said, "Here In weekly play, Margaret you play so often, you have to urn United States. Botts stole the show with a low thusiasm. He still cheers at per game. concentrate to get up for each The impact statement, which gross 79. Marian Williams led baskets and leaps off the bench "He's going through the penserves as a kind of environmen- low netters with a 65, a five-shot whenever a teammate makes a od of adjustment all college game. Then there's the good play. kids go through," said Bullets traveling, meeting different tal "full disclosure" document lead over Mary Whelchel, rn "That's the way I am, and Coach Dick Motta. "But we're people, eating at strange hours, on the over-all plans and effects Tricta Stenstrum, Marge Home I'm not going to change,' says satisfied with the way he's getting up early, going to sleep of the Gaines. must be sub- and Ellen Donley. to the public for cornlate. the 6-foot-1 , 230-pounder from coining along." rnent, then approved by the Wednesday's match play Brentwood, N.Y. "I'm an enKupchak's best outing so far As for his game, he says, federal government, before any results: Lib Robertson d. Ellen thusiastic person and I show it. came in a 106-97 loss to the New "I'm not going to develop any of the $49 million appropriated Donley; Dossie de Ganahl d. I don't believe it's a good thing York Knicks Tuesday night more physically. I'm not r'oing for the Games is released. Eloise Hunt; Anette [ l odges d. to hide your emotions." ihen he scored 11 points and to Jump any higher or run any The Sierra Club, a national Maude Butler; Margaret Botts Some people may consider grabbed 10 rebounds in Just 13 faster than I do now. So what I conservation group, strongly d. Dottie Bateman, Lorne have to do is learn to use what I attacked the impact statement lloffower d. Vivian Pierce; have, set better picks, know with the charge that "the beau- Mary Ann Williams d. Anne when to roll to the basketjust ty and isolated atmosphere of Beam; Joan Zinn d. Bea learn the pro game." the High Peaks area of the Mi- Taylor; Stella Brooks d. Although he knows he Is not rondack Park may be lost for- Virginia Simpson; Ann Goth d. about to unseat Unseld, Kup- ever if pr esent Olympic plans Pinkie Mioducki; Gloria ha k is anxio us for more play- go unchecked." Prosser d. Alice Potter; Marian ing tim". The plan to build a 90-meter Andres d. Kay Arnold. He's A Cnce Birm N Eng indy Minn Pro Hockey Pro Basketball Sanford S hu ff1 e r s Tr iu m p h r Pr I For - A T ALLAHASSEE AP) anybody else we've played ex- year. Th e first -year coach at -- Preparing for North Texas cept Florida and Oklahoma," Florida State said he is conState is especially difficult, he added. centrating on recruiting his says Florida State Coach Bobby The Eagles, also known as the kind of players to fill gaps in the Bowden, because the Eagles' Mean Green, are led by Seminole team. Hayden Fry is a master coach quarterback Ken Washington, "1 want to build a program ho has designed a baffling of- brother of former Oklahoma that would be the type that Iece. r'Jnnini' bark .IOf' Washington mothers and dads wcuid wart "We haven't seen anything "They have excellent run- their sons to go to," Bowden close to it." Bowden said ners ireat cne'd and onM aid "If 1,..,,. b'" ''' " Wednesday. "It's a very com- skill," Bowden said. cruiting year, there's no doubt plex attack with good speed." Flo rida State ralli ed from a we're on our way." The Seminoles, 3-6, visit the 27-10 deficit in the fourth quarBowden said his main re-Eagles, S-I, in Denton, Texas, ter to dump Southern Mis- cruiting goals are defensive Saturday in a game that begins sissippi, 30-27, last Saturday. backs, big linemen and a tight at 2:30 p.m. EST. But Bowden said he still doubts end to replace Ed Beckman, a epares Fo "They lost to Oklahoma State that his team is tough enough. senior who has been an outby six points, they lost to Texas "We lack killer instinct," he standing receiver for the Semiby three points, and to Mis- said. "I've got one of the nicest noles. I sissippi State by seven points," group of kids I've ever been asHe said he may move Jackie The Sanford Shuffleboard Bowden said. "They've got a sociated with." 9 lymp Flowers, a promising freshman Club posted a 28-18 trumph over good football team, and they've He said he considers a victory wide receiver from JacksonDeland in an inter-city match won their last four in a row." Saturday very important, but ville, to tight end if Flowers LAKE PLACID, N.Y. AP — ski jump with a lighted 260-foot Wednesday. "They're about as good as he also is looking ahead to next adds some weight. Sanford's top scorers, Jackie To an environmentalist from tower, the group said, was the Bushong and Earl Schenck. the Sierra Club, current plans "visual equivalent of putting an for the 1980 Winter Olympics illuminated, as-story apartment won the playoff by a 103-93 - STELLAR PERFORMANCE /4'cE For Evert, Wade LONDON (AP) Chris Evert put last week's defeat behind her today and was ready for her old foe Virginia Wade as the United States challeng ed Britain for the Wightman Cup. America's woman tennis star was upset by her Brit ish ri val in the Dewar Cup to urn am ent final last Saturday in London. Rut as they prepa r ed to meet in the o pe ning match of the threeday Wightman Cup match, Evert said: "What happened last Saturday is all in the past. This is another occasion in a completely different set of circwnsthnces." Wade's 6-2, 6-2 victory last week was a big boost for Britain, which has won the Wightman Cu p for two straight years. But even the Brit ish star was cautio us. The Wade-Evert duel was expected to be the highlight of the seven-match series. Th ey were drawn to play each other in the first match on the program. Evert said: "I just di dn 't have it l ast Saturdiy. Virginia played better than she has ever played against me. I was mentally weak. It happens to me about two or three times a year." Th e st ar from Fo rt Lauderdale, Fla., was favor ed to gain revenie on Wade and ive the U.S. a winning start. But nobody was ready to pr edi ct the result of the second singles imiatch be tween Hosie Casals of Thursday, Nov. II. 1976-38 EaCh 50! 100! 150 watts. .. ' FLUORESCENT TUBES . .. ;: J oe 48" 4O watts . - ........ .. . - Eo. 1ag 75 96" 75 watts ................. Es. 2 PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 12 thru 18 Enjoy That Do-it-yourself Feeling Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking- up merchandise at our I store, Delivery is available for a small charge. 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4100 Management reserves the right to limit quantities on special sale merchandise. your ITIaSIOI CHarge ,_, ø'le•6e4 wekone - -_ I �48—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Nov. 11, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. BLON DIE Legal Notice Chic Young Legal Notice Legal Notice Rackets Tr En di ng ia JACKSONVILLE tAPi— A federal rackets conspiracy trial of eight men charged with plotting contract killings, artied robberies, counterfeiting FICTITIOUSNAME Notice 's hereby given that I am engaged In business at 199 Hwy 131, Bay 2, Altamonte Spring-. 32701, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of SUPER SUB PUB, and that I intend Po register said name with the Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the peovisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section S5g9 Florida Statutes 1957. Barbara J Rawson Publith: Oct. 21, 21. Nov. 1, II, 1976 DEE101 U.S. District Judge Terrell Hodges only needed to give instructions on the law before sending the case to Jurors. They have heard five weeks of testimony, beginning with the key government witness, Ellis Marlow hiaskew, 37, who Is under a 35-year sentence 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, Florida. at 7 00 O'Clock P.M. On December 13, 1976. to conside r the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Sanford, Florida. as follows ORDINANCE NO. 1365 after pleading guilty to second degree murder in courts. rc< Florida AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. TO ANNEX Defense attorneys attempted WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, to discredit Haskew. Attorney FLORIDA. UPON ADOPTION OF James 0. Irecher, rePresen- SAIDORDINANCEAPORTIONOF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY (Ing defendant Larry Neil LYING PARK Miller, called Ha.skew-public AVENUE BETWEEN AND MAGNOLIA cni.'m No. I in Southwest AVENUE AND BETWEEN 29TH AND 29TH STREET. Florida." WHEREAS, WHEREAS. there has been filed Other defense attorneys said with the City Clerk of the City of Ilaskew was iing to pay for his Sanford, Florida, a petition con reduced sentence in the state faming the names of the property owners in the area described hereinafter requesting annexation The trial stemmed from the to the corporate area of the City of ngland-style killing olformer Sanford. Florida, and requesting to Tampa detective Richard Cloud be included therein; and WHEREAS, the Property Ap. in 1975. praiser of Seminole County, Florida, ilaskew has admitted he having certified that there are two owners in the area to be drove the getaway car in that annexed and that said killing. Ile said (our other mur- ow ners have Signed the property petition for i.aVi3 xes m inexat.orii. a,ud sixi iuied but eiUitr WHEREAS, it has been deter. Billy E. Covington, Husband failed or hadn't reached the fimined that the property described Respondent. nal stage. hereinafter is contiguous to the NOTICE OF ACTION In the government's final ar- corporate area of the City of San. TO. BILLY EDWARD guments Wednesday, Asst. U.S. toed, Florida, and It has further been COVI NGTON fl_flj _tt__. determined that the anne.atinn of 'n .. ._.._. y. r cxi iuy. Atty . r.aucs nogue sam,inc Slid property will not result in the Harvey, Louisiana name of the game was money. creation of an enclave, and YOU ARE NOTIFIED t ha t an WHEREAS, the City Of Sanfor d, action for Dissolution of Marriage Th ese partners in crime would Florida Is in a position to provide has been filed against you and you do anything to get it. municipal s er vices to Ihe pr operty are required to serve a copy of your "Thus conspiracy was begun described herein, and the City written defenses, if any, to it on by the defendant Diecidue," Commission of the City of Sanford, JESSICA W. COVINCTON, Ilogue said. "He created this Florida deems it in the best interest Petitioner, whose address is, Post Of City to accept said petition Office Box 1435, Sanford, Flor ida monster when he decided to get and to annex said property. 32771, on or befo re Novem be r 30, rid of Manny Garcia, his cornNOW THEREFORE. BE IT 1976, and file the originôl with the petitor in the vending machine ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF Cler k of thIs Court; otherwise a THE CITY OF SANFORD. de fault will be entered against you business." FLORIDA: for the relief demanded in the (;arcla was injured whe n a SECTION 1 That t ha t certain Petition property in Seminole County, WlTNESSmyhandandt6l of lxjtnb exploded under his Car, Florida, described as follo ws be and this Court on the 21st day of October, but he survived, the same is hereby annex ed to and 1976. Defendants in ad di tion to Mil- made a part of the City of Sanford, (Seat) Art hur H. BeCkwith, Jr. Icr and Diecidue are Manuel Florida, pursuant to the volun tary annexat on provisions of Chapter Clerk of the Circuit Court Glspert, Edward Stone, Homer 171014, Laws of Florida, 1975. By Mary N. Darden Rex Davis,ony Aritonc, The South 60 3ofeet of the West 110 Deputy Clerk Frankl3onijr. and Harvey Da. feet of Lot 11 aridthe West tli3feet of Publish Oct 21 & Nov 4. 11, II, 1976 17, EVANS SUBDIVISION. DEEIa3 venport. Boni and Davenport Lot cordIng to the Ptat thereof as are (roil) Miami; th e others are recorded in PIaf Book I. Public Records of SeminolePage 17, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR fn)Ifl Tampa. County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida PROBATE DIVISION SECTION 2. That u pon thiS or File Number PR 76.308.CP dinance becoming effective, the Division residents and property owners in the In Re: Estate Of pr operty described herein shall be 0. DEASON MCLEAN, en titled to all the rights and ak a BERNICE BERNICE DEASON MCLEAN INVITATION TO BID privileges and lmmunitiei as ace This us an Invitation to bud Ofl: and BERNICE 0 McLEAN, from time to time granted to (I) Ten (10) frequency syn. Deceased resinents ant property owners of the thesl:ed. desk .tyoe. n.,i, . HOTICZ OF City at Santord, Florida, and as are monitors.Mustb.capaWeof on.s i ADMINISTRATION tefurther pr ovided in Chapter 171,io ALL PERSONS HAVING reprogramming of frequencies,Laws of Florida, 1915, monitor a minimum of eIght and shall CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST further be subIect to the respon. channels of any combination In the sibuliti* of reSidence THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL or ownershi p ow, high, and UHF bands and as OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED may from time to time be operateon117VAC,60 Hz Antervsas IN THE ESTATE: determined by the governing shall be supplied with all YOU ARE HEREBY necessary authority of the City of Sanford, mounting brackets. NOTIFIED that the administration Florida, and the pr ov isions of said (2) One (I) )0caII encoder of t he estate of BERNICE 0 and Chapter Ill, Laws of Florida, 1975. ten()O)paglngreceiver%Qftoafl DEASON MCLEAN, aka BERNICE SECTION 3. That this ordinan voice model and have monitoring ceDEASONMCLEAN& BERNICE. D Shall becomeeffect ive immediately MCLEAN. capability. Specifications may be deceased, File Number upon its pa ssage and adopt ion. obtained at Seminole County PR 16.300 CP. pending in the A copy shall be available at th Sheriff's Oftice. Room 101, 30 eCircuit Court for Seminole County, 1 North Office of the City Clerk for all Florida, Probate Division, the ad Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida persons e.sIring to ex amin nni, anytime between I a dress of *tiich Is Probate Division, rn 5 same. p.m., October 25, thru November IS. Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial All parties in interest Budswillbe opened at12 no045 and citIzen Circuit, Seminole County dour .Shall have an opportunity to be November 16. RIght Is reserved to Sanford, Florida 32771 Thp heard at laid hearing. relect any or all bidS. personal repr esenfatu ve f the estate By order of the City Commissi on John E. Polk. is ETHEL M. HOUGHTON, aka of the City of Sanford, Flor ida, Sheriff MRS HARRY E. HOUGHTON H. N Tamrn, Jr. Seminole Cou nty whoseaddress is Ill Barton Avenue, City Clerk Publish: Oct 3$, Nov. 4, 11, 1916 Publish Nov Il. II. 25. Dec. 2, 1916 Palm Beach. Florida 33480. The DEElio name and address of the personal DEF 4 representatIve's attorney are set forth below All persons having claims or demands against the estate are j required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF E'.tit0LE COIJtTY Pt.ANN1f4G Ait ZONING CCM'.I55iC', THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk DEC 976 7 30 P M ROOM 203 of the above court a wr itten CCTHOUSE SANFORD FLOP::. statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis br the cliaim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, end the amou nt claimed. if the claim Is not yet due, the da te when It will become due Shall be slated. If the claim Is contingent or unliquidated, the n.alure of the uncertainty shall be stated, If the claim Is wcu#ed_, thl . fLAty security shall be described. Thi / claimant shall deliver sufficienf copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to 6 4I9 each personal representative, All persons Inter flIed in the estate to whom a copy of this Not ice of 4'i Administration has bean mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF pp 1.0 T: THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF DETAIL they may have that challenge the validity of fhe decendsnrs will, the SUNDEx CQRPOft4TIC7, quaIiflcation Of the personal Ruone t4qiClfi.u,eJ rept'esentative, or the venue or R-IA (Peden';) lurlsdlclion of the couet 'ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND bJ OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 3.. the lint publicat ion Notice of Administration: November 1, 1916. 5114% Ethel M. Houghton, ak.a Mi's Harry . Houghton As Person al Represenfa. fIve of the Estate of Bernice 0. Oesson McLean, a k.a Bernice Deaiøn McL ean B ernice 0. McL•an L.'EUT FILED WITH THE L& D€ELGPt, riT ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 'mISTRATOR *1LL BE C0NiDERED PERSOnS APPE,.aAT IrtE PUBLIC HEARING 1LL E HEARD ORALLY REPRESENTATIVE: Francis K. Whitakeq fEl14r 'w CCPTINUED FROM TIME TO' TIME s w E. Hillcrest lP Telephona: (30$) P94.3101 DEF21 14 47 Stitch 49 Island near Arispr to Pr,., S '1 I •niu Greece LA 52 Stringent 56 Over (poetic) 57 Housetop feature 61 Native metal •.':' PA Ii F I_i BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker THAT '_4 TOLJLE wrri.1 7l'4E rnt-1, rr' L.JLMl,L's' 6 0 T TRUE A r 19 - IFT • P .A:rII F • DOWN 30 Stringed instrument 34 Bullfight cheer 35 Crescent 36 Cut out 37 Passion 3 3 Antelopes 41 Heart (Lat I I I '(i ,j 5 sh 40 46 .. 21 Christiania 48 Cheese st,e 23 Waged labbr I 24 Gct the drop 49 Chill o (comp SCP 2 Pack in 3 African land 4 Medicine 5 Genetic material 8 Ands (Fr) 7 Slight taste wd) 25 Slimy 26 Nile queen, for short 50 Restyle 51 Energy agency (abbr) 53 Sticky 21 Parch 29 substances Domini 54 bus 8 Examinations 31 Charitable or, 55 Printers 9 Producer. ganization 42 Antiquity 43 Aspiration 44 Broke bread 45 Oil durecl;on director Prem. (abbr) inqer 32 M.Io 10 Merino 33 To be IFr ) 11 Louse eggs 38 Gone 58 Hubbub 59 Franklin 60 Fall bbn(j ONO THE BORN tocF MENEM MENEM by Art Sonsom r.. W OJW S LEAVE \l MEI ..M A 82JRT GFl-)I II NI .1 C on JUST EAT OUT, DINE OUT AT THE QUALITY INN" "DON'T ONE QUA LITY INN NORTH 305-862-4000 1.9 151') ) ,i::,.- PYETHEDRJSHES' 6-8 hour 39 DM REG. 1.95 cough VALUE formula, Non-narcotic good-tasting. -'i,-t ' - 12-f DUR REUEF rrw t I by Howie Schneider 99C 14 OZ. (Th so CW_S I EAtJ'l (DME. IJ 10 [l?iJl( ANWIHWG... I JUST 4JuAJJTED — A UTftE. - — 40Z. r4 9, ryr t~ I)EAI( DR. LAMB — I ani a ferrlale, 23 years old, 5 feet 2 and weigh 110 pounds. I havt' diabetes which is now tx'ing i i,ntro!lel by diet. I have been reading about diabetes and trying to learn all I i-an but I can't find anything concerning if diabetic pregnancy. I have two children and would like to have nnre. rhey were all right as fhpvj were born before this disease developed, I am worried that the fetu.s lrilght not receive proper BUGS BUNNY 3T1A 'E'T WELL. 4 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE HWY. 17.2 AT27Ih ST. STOREHOURS: DAILY9.9— SUN DAY 10.7 - SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THRU 11-14 Dr. £ Lamb — to a (_ ''-..'' , 6 ;;_.-... "u . THE'i' R, E BE—IT \ TII1ECREST and again South played in three notrump. This West opened a spade and somehow or other during the course of the play let go of a small heart so this declarer wound up by taking all 13 tricks For the benefit of those readers who are about to ask "What sort of second raters were playing her e?", the match happened to be between the United States and Great Britain in a world's chimpionshlp match, A Wisconsin reader belongs group that plays six hands at a time rather than rubbers. isShe wants to know If there is a new cut deal if one side wins a sugar problems, rubber' before the six hands Th r,l,,.,.I.,..,. are overIqILr.UIIUiIi IIWII diabetes are increased in the The answer is that when you are to play a specified number as a result of The bidding at table one in of hands there is a cut for deal pregnancy. It depends a lot on an IMP team match is that before the first hand is played, ishether the diabetes is the shown in the box but then the deal passes irr itiiurlshm.'nt and iiui in'''u'.'t'r''''' ...,,i.,. West decided that South was rotation until the specified prehensive about any (- hilihood or the "adult onset prepared for a spade lead so number of hands are complications that might occur type." And it depend., upon how e decided to lead some other pleted, luring delivery. I don't know if cs'cre it is suit His choice was between (Do you have a question it would be safe to nurse the Women, clubs and hearts. When he lot the experts? Write "Ask Many diabetic r;cw baby or not. Please give finally settled for a heart, the Jacobys" care of this particularly if the disease is of South gratefully ran off 10 newspaper The Jacobys will inc sonic Information iii this long standing, are especially tricks This looked like a real- answer individual questions ubjt'ct. prune to toxemia of pregnancy, ly good score, since a club it stamped, self - addressed DEAR READER Your with fluid retention, high blood lead would have set him four envelopes are enclosed. The khabetes IS Ililld or you would pressure and other harmful tricks most interesting questions not be able to manage it with consequences. That is one It wasn't a good score. At will be used in this column diet alone. That decreases the reason a diabetic mother needs the other table West elected to and will receive copies of to be monitored carefully likelihood that you will have keep quiet about his spades JACOB'y MODERN) .inv problems with another throughout her pregnancy, pregnancy. In any case anyone Obviously diabetic Wonlen with diabetes who is pregnant GLANCES u - an and do have normal by Should have very careful children. You already had the illoriitoning (luring the iiiiderl'irg cause of your pregnancy, diabetes during your first two The need for insulin is usually pregnancies even though the decreased during the first trirn disease was not advanced to the iliester of the pregnancy, and point It could be diagnosed. " returns u about (hi' sairo' I iItr sen'lir,g yiu The }Ieaitii J requirement during the last two Letter number 3-10, Diabetes: trimesters. In your case that The Sweet Sickness, the first of I" should mean that %ou can sail two issues on diabetes since you through the pregnancy without want information about the the problems that more severe disease. Others who w an t this 'I diabetics have, issue can send 50 cents with a Your baby Ilia-; be larger iiiig, stamped, self-addressed than usual as often happens in envelope' for it. Just send your diabetic mothers. Sociie(unes utter to me 10 care of the that causes some (Iifllt'UltiCS in Evening Herald, I'.O. Box 1551, delivery. Radio City Station, New York, The bab will not be NY 10019. inulnuurishetl if you (10 rrnt I must add that you are , SHOPPING CENTER I.I) and .J.Vilf,N .I.'t('( Il1't jul11 ..j e JI Not responsible for typographical errors. We resrve the right to limit quantities. SIDE Gill Fox i -ri I.'OREJ preferenci • . &PRISCILLA.S POP by Al Vermeer PEi)NEp4TCkEt,E.IfIA,Il OLIVER / GET AWAY FROM Il (AT LIVER AND GtJK4S! 5niIf. 5fl.lfr Oh. Xy.' ) L — {(AiC tUdl ly I hdte k lI\Cr cjrd Cfli.C,ris.' ( It's JL'St the Smell I like.' YIpe it ciedrs up my Sinuses! ( / 1 • .....-.. L \ LIST 3. L'n 11 ri - A) —'. ELECTRIC BLI it-it Il-li FRANK AND ERNEST hw R..k DATA TI...... m (I /294 develop complications (luring pregnancy. Remember that the baby will have its own insulin. forming glands. In fact these are sonietimes enlarged at birth, producing an excess itnount of insulin, if the mother is diabetic, This sometimes requires giving the newborn baby extra glucose by vein for it tune until the insulin-fonni;i; glands regress to nonnal. The glucose prevents the newborn baby from having low iliad DOUBLE SIZE 14.99 fortunate to have two uneventful pregnancies and in bore advanced diabetics the advisability of having inure pregnancies is often questioned liv diabetic specIalists, not Just for the baby's sake but because of the risks the mother takes. MILLI - I , /'( \ t'r ________________________ t •Ig ; ' C', 000NESBURY TwAV l? GE M real importance. Th ink big. SCORPIO i Oct. 24-Nov. 23) Dealings today with partners or associates should be fortunate for all concerned, especially if you're involved with people you feel are lucky. SAGrVrARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. IOU 211 Joint ventures offer more GEMINI i May 21-June 20 1 promise for you today than Sotneoni.' behind the scenes is what you'd do on your own. pulling strings today that could ('oncentrate on situations prove prcitablc for you. This where you share an interest. person has been in your corner CAPRICORN Dec. fl-Jan. for some time. 19) Break up your routine a bit s,'t r.ts iune Zl-July 2l at this time. Pursue a fun in%fake it it point today to hobnob terest with people you like. The vuith your more affluent and change will do you a world of influential friends. Something good. I,'neficial could result. AQUARIUS iJan, 20-Feb. 191 l.E() tJuly 23-Aug. 221 Two There is opportunity about you persons to whom you've been today where work or career is generous will be looking for concerned. A good day to apways to reciprocate today. proach the boss for a raise if What they have In mind should you feel you deserve it. please you. PISCES iFeb. 20-March 20) VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. fit Through a friend you may learn Pals put a lot more stock in of something today that's your words today than you somewhat speculative, yet not realize. It's because they know all that far out. Study it your advice is sound and based carefully. It may be worth a upon experience, flyer. Diabetes' Effect On Pregnancy REG. 1.95 VALUE 10 today on minor issues. Pick a liluIll of ' mom 65 It Sept. 23-Oct. 231 . 3Rt Don't fritter your time away "trt'mely encouraging today, '.pvcially If you'll ho ld out for our terms When negotiating a ';nmvrcial matter. TAURUS (April 20'.May 20) Others will find you a pleasurable companion today. Your enthusiasm IS easily aroused. Don't be surprised if they Want to do nice things for 162 MEANT TOSAY 1 11 March 21-April 19 AItIF.S Your financial prospects look ' COLD REG. 3.50 VAt. TEE. OOPS.' I GOT flEE.') MIXED UP! I For Friday, November 12, 1976 WIN AT BRIDGE U-.--, by Bob Montana I'M HELPING BrTy ROBITUSSIN DM CONTAC DIII J51 I — METAMUCIL BULK LAXATIVE I OMEN imom Eli 1-4 & 434 Lwgwood NN By BERNICE BEDE'USOL Pd:RIJ s:n:o.rJI __________ A P F HOROSCOPE t!I k f U point School 'abbr) 28 Lend I TI S AJJ ( ; A Ci J PA1 L U'd 001 J1' A T U A I I A P1 ' i rot Au , forerunner L S1 I : I! A • P 20 Hardware 22 Stupid fellow 67 Compr; 24 CIA — JI 1 Thursday, Nov. II, 1976-56 P,,11'. , ' sr ______lo,n, 'i I C€ ' II dr0 62 Eccentric 63 Brainst';... 64 House 65 MIUO.i Hawaii 66 Refrains 25 Military ' -- (abbr) 4 Summit 9 Allow IlGoldiSpI 13 Release 14 You (fr ) 15 Turn abruptly (sI) 18 Scrapes 17 Small child 18 Act sc<s L or PubliSh: Nov. 1 II. 1916 SWEE7l-4EA7' ARCHIE . 1 10th month IN CI- RiJBLLC HE,AF1 V'. 3Ft3o7 TRACKS AN TA,< YOuR :1 SHOES AN) ç' 0= )ç ) Legal Notice ' ' WELCOME HOME, 4 J EIGHTEENTH (' ' - -- 23 dm1 narcotics deals in the Tampa area headed to the Jury today, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH INVITATION To BID EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. fl'i i an invitation to bid on CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Initial planning and urn COUNTY. FLORIDA. plementation of psycholog ical CIVIL ACTION NO. 76'2042.CA.09.0 consultant services at the Seminole CHARLES F. MARKOWICZ and County Jail on a per hour, con EVA M. MARKOWICZ, his wife. Iractual basis Services will incttjcfe Plaintiffs, assessment counseling, Contr a ct vi Jail Administrator, Seminole MARY LOUISE ROLLER and County Sheriff's Department, Rm GEORGE K, ROLLER, her 112 i person. 95 weekdays for husband, et at, Defendant s.detailed information Bring resume NOTICE OF ACTION John E Polk, TO: MARY LOUISE ROLLER Sh eriff and Seminole County GEORGE K ROLLER i Publish; Nov. 1, ii, II, 1976 Residence - Balsam, DEF North Carolina YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the following property in Seminole FLOR I D A EIGHTEENTH County, Florida: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NE 1 4 Of the SE ',, Section 19, SEMINOLE COUNTY Township 20 South, Rang, 32 East, CIVIL ACTION NO. 76'2035.CA04.E Seminole County. Florida. In Re: the Marriage of h65 been filed against you and you PHILLIP JONES. SR are required to serve a copy Of your written defenses, if any, to It, on Husband and Julius C Petruska, ROWLAND, HENRIETTA JONES, PETRUSKA. BOWEN & Mc Wife DONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION wboseaddress 530$ North Magnolia TO MRS HENRIETTA JONES Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32101, on No 63 Peck Street or before November 79th. 1976, and Rochester, New York file the original With the Clerk of this YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cou rt either before service on the that a Petition for Dissolution of Plaintiff's attorney or immediately Marriage has been filed against you, thereafter, Otherwise a default will and you are required to serve a copy be entered against you for the relief of your answer or pleading to the demanded in the Complaint. Petitiononthe Petitioner's attorney, WITNESSmyhandandI he se(of JAMES E, C. PERRY, 1011 this Court, this 19th day of October, Sanford Avenue, PLO. Box 1976. 2236, Sanford, Florida, (Seal) and file the original answer Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. or pleading In the Office of the Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Circuit Court on or before the By: Cherry Kay Travis 30th day of November, 1976 If you Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct 1, 21. Nov. 1, 11. 1976 fail to do so, a default will be taken against you for the relief demanded DEE 111 in the Petition Dated at Sanford. Seminole County. this 18th day Of October. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1976 JUDICIAL dR. (Seal) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur H Beckwith, Jr COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court CIVIL ACTION NO. 762040CA.4F By Martha T. Vihlen In Re: the Marriage of: Deputy Clerk Jessica W Covington, Wife Publish: Oct. 21. 2$, Nov. 1, it. 1976 Petitioner DEE Ito -STOP DAG'Q)) c'0u'E MV l<TC-4E LO'J' ACROSS ,,,. 'He says he doesn't come from a broken home, He from a broken TV set!" comes by Garry Trudeau by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS Afltf:R HEAVY A1L2/U't', c1J 4: pAr.iLJpp,i( f I 'i'OJF SCHE9L).E TOf7A L.01S '\ L.LJc?c? OF FL0WES FOR CeCIL,MY ELSE) : H 51}EP (E M1 Mn4:,. i3urrl!nrl.) FOR Ofll(RrP. MY COLLECTION rrA P,WILIQ C: WAPE ThROz II It (RPMACHNE HE 15 NOT. VREiL , . ----- M 'er-. v.,Smj,• PMrE OF PE M4LWA5A4'r : CiRAB A FEW 'Z'fi. 2 hi Jr 1 7: T'i:rirtç 9 I �6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 11, 1976 ___ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TELEVISION 31-A pa rt LISTINGS -- CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando Seminole 12 PRICE IS RIGHT 12 Thursday hursday 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE- PORT . Evening 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6M EMERGENCY ONE 1 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 THE STRAUSS FAMILY Fourth episode in this series about the fanily that became 730 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 HOILYW000SQtJARES C MATCH GAME 830 9 BARNEY MILLER 24 EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT 630 2 12 NBC NI-WS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 900 2 12 BEST SELLERS Captains and Kings Bernadette smashes AnneMarie s romantic dreams. triggoring a tragedy, and Rory 2'_ _ i2 VAN DYKE AND CO 4 6 THE WALTONS A owner and publisher of the Blue Ridge C1wuivfe. Jol080y makes a desperate attempt to save his paper from bankruptcy. 1UPtCY. though he hurls hiS ç'andfather in the process g ARC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 CROSS WITS 6W I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES .!(p iiiiiii'll AN UNEXP TH?:LLER_FR OMi 2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC (A) 4 6 BARN,ABY JONES 7 WALT DISNEY____ FRI 0:00 1', 3: - PRODUCTIONS,, 1b L" I. ( 1J:' 7Z7 4 SAT. 014'iSO) (1).ty Lockwood guests as a recently released prisoner reactivates a kidnapping plot mat failed - some ten years earlier 6W NEWS 7 MACNEILLEHERER REPORT 9 STREETS OF SAN FRAN' CISCO Des. Arnaz Jr guests A young musician, suffering W , 7rHA700NZ4I# ff" 21111111 J~sx: ALSO from severe ackouts and fits .9 rp AT~ Y~~""( a in 4 ,,~ - ' ' ______________________ TECHNICOLOR' 14 ' ? b ,'.,,~ ~ suspect in the murder of his manager 24 SOUNOSTAGE 'Cloi6 Round with the Spinners 1030 GM ALAN BURKE SHOW it 00 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS SM WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN ' _______ I 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE Ko1ak Marker lot a Dead Bookie Ko1ak baits a trap for a big time narcot.c5 dealer IR) 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HAHIMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 STREETSOFSANFF1ANCISCO (A) 1200 6 WILD. WILD WEST SM THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU DItYCIN * list "Sox With A Smite" Nile "Judy's Little No No" Showlime 7:30 '[HAT U117n11d: 'SOPERVIXEN ' I M"RL - IS BACK GGEB fl EVER' c%?/ 12-31.1 01FSTY AN1)E1tSON uS. Ni-iVY 4 C8SMOVIECONT Beg. Borrow or Stoat ' Mxko Connors. Kent McCord Three A - Edy couraoe arid skills by plotting and executing a daring heist of priceless ewols from a rrisetn 1973 - "'DR. MINX" Williams In 1240 10 45 FRIDAY&SATURDAY " SWEDISH FLY ECIAL3RDFEATuRE ,Thi V r FRtESWAPSHOP&FLEAMARK 111T UMOAYS?AM$pa MOV1CLA4D GIRLS 9 DAN AUGUST (A) 100 I I LPVJ1MtJYV SM NOTICtAS EN ESP ANOL 05 51 MOVIE, I-fe Married His 4, - A . 2 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 0 -&.,Mlfmnma0 0= 0 ~~~ .r- . - ,_ ___`!~,-___ * --- - .-. - ___- • 6.15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (K)n.) WITH THIS RING (Tues. Thurs) I DREAM OF JEANNIE(Wod)DBCC PRO.. FILES IN EDUCATION (Fn) PICTURE OF HEATLH Un'sversify of Florida 630 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER e M - ____ . - with this ad - , . -le.- 0 0 0 0 ' .. no wonder we say: You get more p p to like at Burger Chef. a 'BwrPVi I Offer vahd through November 30, 1976 at except Silver Star Road (Orlando). t "VO:tCE fCRM. FOl' t"i .i. formation write to. box 7$1, Pompano, Fla. 33061. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6.41 2077 for "We Car.""Hotline," Adultsor T,'n __ _______________ Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, Buck's, 7 am. Foresters Square Danci Club, The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, Closed, 8 p.m., [tolling [fills Moravian 6M DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (En) MAX B NIMBLE , Lt Cats Large brown Per. Sian cat, 3 silver grey Persian kitttS and I black & white tomcat; vicinity of Seminole High School 323 2952 ',tC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., 1201 W. First St. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Estates Elementary School carnival, 11 a.m. English to4pm., Oxford Road. Decorated bike contest, 9:45 am., 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Falmouth [load. parade, 10:30. MOVIE: (Mon) Valiant Is The d For Care -- Gladys George, John Howard (8.6W) III -' Patty Duke, (TueS, Jim Backus (Wed ) 'Toys mnthe Attic -- Dean Martin Geraldine Page (86W) (Thurs.) Saratoga Trunk Gary Cooper, tr's7icl Bergman, (8.6W) part Senior Citizens tour to Disney World. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 1 Return after evening fireworks. one (Fri.) Saratoga Trs.,rilc' cecil from toi'da Sanford, _____ 6-Child Educational Child Care for as low as 5. weekly if you qualify 323 0.421 ci' 323 0415 ____ banquet, Rosemont Golf and Country Club, Orlando; 7 p.m., Hospitality Hour; 8 pm,, banquet. - ______ _______ - 9-Good--Things to Eat--- flea Market sponsored by All Souls Home and School Common Cause, workshop beginning at 9:30' n.m., Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson St., Orlando. Free and open to the public. 930 Produce- Farm Fresh Ton,ato,s.4 itii si . mile west of 17.92 on Lake Mary Blvd A Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m,, 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA. closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran. 6W 700 CLUB 1000 2 12 SANFORDANDSON (A) 1030 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY, _________________ Whaleofac.arageSalesponsoredbyWoodland.sCivic Assn, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., one mile east of 1-4 on SR 434. 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1100 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE ____ " t___________ ____ GM NOTFORWOMENONLY Cot o" Polly Bergen, Dr Frank Field. 9 . DON HO SHOW 1130 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OFLIFE 6$ LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (fl( 11 5C PAUL HARVEY COMMENTARY SEEK & uli 0 M R I D A R G N I I A IS 1200 9tEWS 4, . 6. Y9UNG AND HE 1- Graf Spee Rationing Stal1ngrad Tobruk participating Burger Chef restaurants - . , , . -4 ITTITTM 2 PieCes h3Iiey-dipp,af tried chickes, mashed Potatoes and gravy, cot. Itiw and a het butter tastin' b4ic.t. $ Dead bolt Lock 4 Fenced Patio Color co ordinated Kitchen & Appliances Aburv1-it t.',.çr a.. "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditloning Packa ge Full Circle Insulation and Sound Proofing No One Living Above or Below You Full time Resident Service Director-s &s Value 1 • -. r. Goal Every Day Except Wed. & Sun. I) a m. 1,13 p.m Limit 2 ja2 Call 322-2611 FamousFor Good Tall. 08 #JO//i9 FRIED CHICKEN OPEN DAILY I JAM Iii,. II. £ SAT IlL I$JSp IA Ill Flinch Ave. tNt.way 17-lit Sanford or 831-9993 BATEMAN REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave 321 0759 eves 372 7643 - - - ___________________ Lake Mary- Country home on wooded lot. Spanish stucco) BR. 1 bath with family room and fireplace Good investment. House and 3 lots. $20.000. house arid 6 lots, 530,)2 Phone 372 7064. - ____________________- - TWO STORY Stucco, I BR, 2 bath, family room, large separate garage with convertible storage area ¶49.500 a' Park - Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting LARRY SAXON pland Park Homes lllIIII.II...IAAi S tenstrom Realty , ill W 251h For Sanford, Fla. Appointment Call 3O5.fl2.3Q3 FOR THE BUYER WITH We're Offering A `GrA$H 25% OR Z375 Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE 4' Arms NOW Quality 3 bedroom - 2 - CallBa it REAL ESTATE Realtor 3221498 1267 square feet of living Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. area. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and shopping No maintenance fees. BR. turn, ape.. Ilçhts, waler turn, Mature adulli. No peft, 195 372. 22% after i wk days, dmere DAILY-1:30 a.m.-s:30 p.m. Woo - -_--------_------ FOR INFORMATION CALL Room furnished garage apart. ment Adults. No Dots. $90 per month. Phone 322 316) DIRECTIONS: In Sanford - Well on 25th St. on Il-fl 44 Mite To RIdg.wocd Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Rldgewod To Terrace Drive MONTHLY 3237O8O - Hi-Way 4.6 12: Grasshopper air boat. fully equipped, electric full pump. brand new prop, reconditioned Continental engine Ready to 0 $ 700 See at 300 W 11th St . San ford, Phone- 1232956 Fine Development By A Subsidiary wu.co COS1RUCflM COMPAJIt WhIner Industries 19/1 VW Super Beetle, everything new including engine under warranty. As '450 372 Clii Auction Galleries R? 46. I i rn E'a5t oil I Nill trade '77 Colt station wagon for STAN VER MILLION AUCTIONEER - spines piano, or 3458 after S -. for 5100 372 ". ' ,1.. TAFF ER REALTY I - Peg Real Estate B'ciker 1100E 75.1riSt 322 66SS , MIUmInum Siding Home Improvements - M bilele Hames 42- o Landscaping ____________________________ r-7 & Lawn Care can cover your home with aluminum & Soffit system Also I .ebrldrdi's Home Repairs. Room ' 111111 Roofing, Gijlters 20 Yrs Exp Additions. Concrete Work. Eagle Siding Co. 851956). Painting, Carpenter Work, NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll _____________________ Ceramic Tile, Alum Enclosures find him liSted in our Business 32) 612$ Free Estimates Service Directory 3 UP. 24' a 6.4' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr 373 57013 Beauty Care --- I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Hariett's Beauty Nook) 519 E. Fir-st 372 574 I to S ACRE tracts Paved road, trees Hue or mobile home Terry Realty. Realtor, 628 0711 Sorrento- 1 acre lot cvi Weklva River Road. z oned for mobile homes Asking 17.500 Call 643 55$) - ____ i. .ir,.,'r'r 1 Prmcdei.r.q AO.j.I,j cLvcrmi Work L'Ceised, Bonded '- 4tAcreage __________ ------ - 1rn. - -. rs'm,a'e 32) - 4 Paint,09 Remodeling. Repairs Call 373 Gener it alj ElectrIcal: Plmjrnmbii..g refrlgerahi.,n. Heating, Ice Machines . , Resident ial or Commercial. I par service 3)9yj Cleaning Pest Control -- C E SHEPHERD Home Reea'ns Gutten,rmg Cement ( wcrk n.e ,,t,,n,,i., III SM? .01 T BROWN PEST COPITRQ, 2562 Perk Drive 312 *845 - tie Evening Her.,id t oc, ji, ______________________________ I I Li ANORA 1 1 1i Residential commercial Cleaning RI I. Box 171CC. Sanford. Fl, 37771 3136425 1' ESTERSON LAND CLEARING - S . & SOUTH Sewing Land Clearing Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch Work F ill dirt, SOjI 77 594) residential neighborhood 25,000 VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA . Conventional-5% Down - WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' ti'.ivng a new home) Mov.ng 90 an RON'5 QUICK SERVICE very Reasonable Rate's Phone- 53) 5777 BUILDER.DEVELOPER uphols tery 327 0107 I LIGHT HAULING& YARD an ad that *li brim) • CALL 322 2a,j, sale AP400ARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 5371 Get Plenty of Proscls Advertise sour prodoct or s.rvmce in tPi Clatsif,.,, A'1 HUGI'-IEY EQUIPMENT And That's A Fact' ClaSS,t,ed Ails Gets Re-suits And Tht' A Fçt Too' __ Well Drilling -- Lit, Clearing, Mowing. Discing, Fill Dirt, Clay, Rock. Sand B,tdiihoe Loader Ph 3275577 ,'IELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes andscap i n g& Lscapng L Home improvements entral Heat g4 ond 11 For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sareoe'd 322 TWO PLUS TWOIS FOUR Get 5Q'-r.e action *.tn a Herald CtaSitf:ed ad We'll help you wr,tx Lawn Cars Brailey Odham-323-4670 Alterations,. Dress Making, Drape's. - I Hauling EXP ERT LAWN SERVICE MOwing, Edging. Trimming Free £stiroãte, Phone 373 i19' C r epa in a" Serv ice STIflE MACHINE 1. SUPPLY CO 201W 2rsd5i 3724433 __________ Inc Evening Herald Ctait,e ss 4ter no fancy (l4im lull iuiuiuuu.u..u.u...i._ List Your Business...Di(XI 91. 11 - - Sanford Ave.,., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT - sell ' 1171 Anot her I AUCTION ., REALTOR Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy AVAILABLE - BUSINESS DIRECTO R Y 323-7832 EXPERTS A READY TO SERVE YOU Ete-5, 322 1537 322 1179 It1" 207 E 25th Si JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY . RENTALS Color Iv. air Coed . Maid Sr'v QUALITY IPf$ NORTH &SP 431. Long* I42a AN Phone In IM FROM I,--- .N MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park Weekly. ISIS Hwy 17 92, Sanford 323 1930. -'---- ' ' N ew 2- 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes I DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7:30 It's the- only one in Florida You set the reserved price, No charge other thin $5 registration tee unless vehicle is sold. Call 901 255 ElI for further details ___________________________ 70-Swap & Trade -- - - - apartment' A16 at I I It '72 Jeep Commando wagon, 4wtreel drive. lacotry air, V 8 engine, low mileage, 12.600. 3228"3 after S pm For uSc-il furriture. appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave _____ Only 133 Sanford's. nt'ssest MODEL OPEN: Cash 322.4132 WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT $2.915Ø'O' 22,125 bath garden home, ___________________________ --. , - l's ease tO pi.5c- Class,t cit ,.iI We'll even help ,ou ...';i'it .1 (jIl 322 2611 1971 Plymouth Fury III. 71.000 miles, new tires, tune up. shocks and front end alignment. 3210012 WANTEU' SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS CARPORT SALE. Fri & Sat 1116 W 3rd 1 family sale Hou sehold Empty your carport or garageMake 1 and have fun swapping items, dolls, good clothes, knick too! Bring your articles to kflaCk, misc, items _____________________________ ______________________________ Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap yiop FleaMarket, south 11 72. YARD SALE Sat. Nov 13. 111110 to 4 30 7626 lroquo!S'Ave. Sanford. ' every Sunday.9a.m I.Sp.m. P40 -" ' lieU Fairway Market) CHARGE Reserve free spaces Lc-aI, Ofsun indtpng 2 ca,s and Phone 377 1116. 7 p m to S p m trucks P o t 'nformtion call Bill MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE D,, ,, ' ,i. .. n:-ht rnr'. aji iJt5, Misc items.Stereo, gun, trail b.ke. House tOr sale St Bernard. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS.... '72 and 72-Auction Free coffee 9 a ii Saturday. 770$ 73 Models call 323 8570 or 13.4 Narcissu s Ave. 372 6975 - - -- 4.505 Dealer. ________________________ ________________________________ Carport Sale Fri & Sat . 1911 '68 Plymouth Sports Fury, Chose .S'.c Carp.o., , Crr.i, '..ad#.l. flul. (Qndi)ion. hOuSehold goods, calculators, 17 00 1239067 WE WILL BE LOOKING recorders etc FOR YOU 1911 Dodge Van, slant 6 SATURDAY NIGHT Current inspection. $193 55-Boats & Accessories -- -- --- --- - -- Phonulflga.g NOV. 13, 7:00 P. M M. 196/ Lemans. 2 dr . gooe condt RODS ON MARINE i ion, CALL FOR RESERVED SEATS mag wheels Asking 1454) Phone 2920 Hwy 17 97 305 377 6972 322 0483 337 5961 YOUR HAVEN THE COUNTRY Beautiful 3 BR. 2 bath home with acreage Call for surprise- extra MLS I 5 PARK REALTORS .Thatsa Classified Ad' Cash for Antiques. Consignments 1973 Corvette, orange, 1' Top, W4fllCd Hi-way 16 Auction loaded. Call after 5 p m 3220111 Galleries, 3226917 --- _____________ Garage- Sale- Starts Friday, Nov. 12, 29th St. lust oft Park Ave. Victorian couch & chair 8. misc. LOCH All B011 ASSuOe m.i mortcaije ba th -- Multiple Listing Service LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT - PALOMA AVENUE BR. ron E'eilt neigh 3 BR. 2 '71 Pinto wagon, green, new tire's. good condition Will sell or trade $1995 Ph 319 3439 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 6448126. Winter Park. _____________________________ children's clothing. stroller, misc. Excellent condition Phone 372 8511 c:otteg.. S rooms., I bath. 25) 5 3rd t , Lake Mary $11,500 Phone 8)0 1703 - ANYTIME , - 52-Appliances - . .- __ Hal Colbert Realty Pr.rd at 122.5430 Call Sanford's Sales L".l:.'r 322-2420 - 5w., : '7) Jeep Commando, PS. Automatic, Wri good COrd 1!? Palmetto, Sanford $2895 - . p 80'-Autos for Sale - -- - - - I will buy your merchandise clothes. nc nak. etc anything you have to sell 323 1118 _____________________________ We buy used furniture t item ortiouseiuu Call 322 9197 ._.. JOHNS REALTY CO. Drwali Spray rig, 2 ton Chevy truck. 'ri ,e ø'd.'ry day. 00011 condition 13051 884 01)2 -. good (Onditøn, $150 for the pair, reduced Beautiful large 0690625 bedrooms, POOL, central neat air WWC. paneled family room A -.. ____,__ real bargain at 137.900 54-Garage Sales KISH REAL ESTATE INC Realtor 321 0011 ? l- Nov 12 & 13. Lake 2017 S French Ave. Sanford Mary Blvd Toys, baby and 372 6457 _________________ - - ________ WE BUY FURNITURE LI;il..,.i - - A,i,ti,'si, 33961161011free-from Sanford - JOHNNY WALKER 79-Trucks-Trailers . -____________________________ Peg Real Estate Broker General Contractor to to Buy Classified Ads will always give you more Much Much More than you expect _ Kenmore automatic portable D'sh*aspre-r, like-new, $70 7526 -- - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 37) 3866 or 173 7710 _____________________ "° Q1A I "ii Faxi i 1 rp - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE I' Classified Ails didn't work there ..'-.,i.1n'i t any YOU NAME IT. I BUY IT! ______________________ SAPIFORDAUCTIOh, 7415 PALMETTO -.. Drastically Auto Washer & dryer. 3 years old, home Call Us F o r ierscr.,lized Listing and Sales Assistance BEL AIRE 1276 Pandlpn-Lovely turni5hed 3 BR. t bath home as neat as a pin , Many extras include washer, dryer, freezer, utility Shed & more 111111, . ADS WILL FIND a new home for everylhing even for you! - Golden Wings- 1000 CC Honda, candy, apple red and black, f)jtof dressed Over 54.00 in it Sell for 13.000 Phone 372 9761, after 10. Campbell's Poodle Pad-Complete Pi'Otessional grooming. 2467 Park Ave. 372 1121. CLASSIFIED MUST SELL- 2 BR block, city utilitieS 112 Club Road, Sanford. Big $500 refrigerator and air conditioner included at $11,900 Or best otter Broker, 131 0171 ____________________________ S19-0010 Will tracte for ardor mobile ' CONSTRUCTION , nith gauges, low mileage. Call 66* 5693 after 6 p.m. _________________ COUNTRY FLJRN, DISTRIBUTORS '171 *171 -, _______ Pekingese puppies. 8 weeks old, Ai( C. shots, wormed Masked. 5.40 to 1100. Days 862 4501 evenings 83-4 85 Pe sell our trade in furniture allow prices. Good selection - -- Harley Davidson 1200 CC, full dress ______________________ ii3iUtaIeSt ,Sanford Plaza LMI',E MUNm'CU- Maytair. Spacious, custom) BR. 2 bath, liv. rm., din rm den, eat in kit 1'.. acres Privacy Near hospital. 372 5113 Ur. GONE WITH THE WIND SPECIAL F arm house on 3 acres A real beauty HOME IN THE COUNTRY LOCH ARBOR II) West Crysial Drive- Contorlable I BR. I' • bail. home, on large Shaded lot Paneled Iamily room, Central H&A, Sprinkler System, Plus much more Pricp'd at '$330130 a, REALTOR 78-?vGtorCycies ______________________ Rent 65P5lJ1 month Will take trade In. Singer equipped to zig zag & make button holes Balance of 551st or 10 payments of 16 Call Credit manager, 3279111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store . , Lake Mary- Only $700 down. 3 BR. ____________ 2 bath home, central garage, screened porch, dish. washer, garbage disposal, car peted, eat in kitchen. $213.16 per month pays all, KuIp Realty, 327 n3s - 4 PAVENNA PARK 110 TarmlenincDrive - Lovely I BR. I' balm, with fenced backyard, large utility building 8. plenty of citrus trees 12 Mo ISPP warranty Just 114.000 'I INC. MAYFAIR SECTION I (SR. 2 bath custom hone 20011 on lake BUENA VISTA- 1316 Elliott Ave Commercial zoned, 2 BR, 2 bath home, has large workshop, citrus & pecan trees Garden *ith sprinklers Equipped kitchen 8. large fenced yard Reasonably priced at S21.000 ii'iIlI ,iit oom, kitchen equipped Clean $/5 mo. Ph 372 $34 Apt , 2nd floor rear. Ill W. 3&4 Bedroom 2 Bath Models QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Come see in or call .a(ious I, 2, & 3 OR Apes Tennis, IwImmIng, Playground, recreation r oom, laundry n'OOm end clubhouse. 2510 P f,y,, Sanford, Ph. 333 4 UNITS. ZOP-4EDCOMMERCIAL Rentalapts With great appreciation potential Corner lot with parking Convenient to downtown & 17 92. 519.500 620 0019. - ___________ One of Singer's top Touch and Sew Zig Zaq machines Assume balance-of sies SOor pay $11.90 per 9181 week. Call collect. S64 2131. EVERYDAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell Call tOdA', and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II 50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE STORAGE- WhSe Clearance of lJSe-d restaurant equip and bar fixtures Chairs, tables, sink. 323 2170 $170 Any year thru 1976 models 7 days ___________________ , BROKERS D,iys 371617] 1-liJrrIs 322 2)52 322 0119 MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks _________________ " MILLIONS 01- DOLLARS in Reel Estate is sold daily in lhe classified ads. Nothing small about that. WIU REALTY it (nd 64-Equipment for - '' __-__--.- - - -- -- - _______________________________ _______________________ '-'---'--'----'----- - -- NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrulf'sGardenCen ter 601 Celery Ave - Waterless UP piece stainless steel cookware. Immediate delivery. Priced for economy. 37) 4495. - NEED A HOME ) 1100 down p.iymefll to qualified buyers. 3 ant. t'i baths, central heat. refurbished As low 1tt. - odds open 10 rn 'hI 6p.m cl3il , Peg Real Estate Broker SALES- RENTALS Oil Sanford 3725641 or 322 27S7 Alter Hr. NEW HOME Out of town area 3 BR. 1 bath, central heat, range Lot ste. IS' a 125' $19,500 3337895 - BUY JUNK CARS from SlOto $20 Call 327 1621 alter I P m ___________ Stereo AM.FM console; also 1 burner electric range. Both good condition Ph 37) 2957 BALL REALTY Peg Real Estate- Broker, 371 O6 !IED9 FlU- Ouplexes. Fur s, or Jnlurn., Wooded. Home Sit, lots, RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. 3431 P21 - For Regular Delivery jOnJllrMJn1ged - 1-Aparimems Furnished 19 REALTY - - all areas of Seminole County. 322-2090 Saturday-Sunday 3rd 51. UtilItie, Included, 2327750 Out to SPECIAL Sanford, Flo. GRAND OPENING Sanford Court Apartments Room is available in nearly Lake Monroe - 2 F acres. 3 BR, ]' bath, Pool $75,000 Jenny Clark, Realty. Realtor, 122 1598 ''' '-"---"------3372115 SANFORD-] BR, l' bath, Central Pelitor After Hours A & H, very private 121.900 Will 321 978-4 322 3991 322064I sell PHA. VA low clown or assume present loan, W. GARNETT WHITE HUD FHA VA re-possessions, all areas, from $100 down i1rj Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER.ASSOC, CRANK CON'STREALTY 101W Commercial REALTORS-830 4061 Phone 372 7111. Sanford Ev.. '1 _____________________ __________________________________ .3 heater, wall to wall carpeting, remod eled kit ch en, porch. yard the EVENING HERALD Broker, 312 7111 Assoc, 32) Day - _______Night _ Ridgewood 5, ,, , JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY ____________ 77- Autos Wanted . Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor 2521 Park Dr 1505 W. 25th St. SR apartment in pleasant Mayfair neighborhood.Air conditioner Hawaiian History 3 BR. I bath. CB, carpeted and kitchen equipped Assume first mortgage, 5157 monthly, and pay l9l9S French 3224991 1500 down on equity Move in now Ewes 322 1196, 3221164. 327 1954 ntsUn1urnis with grapefruit tree,. Call 332 73 Df 322 U911 evenings F 4M 35 1 323.33) 1 Leyte Gulf For '77 Is Effective! Rentals Okinawa Burma Road Buy Now So L.....i,...J r..,_...,..,xl ' iu,,,v,cuu L.Acili5JIiGEI Jim Hunt Realty, Inc Private Entrance Hiroshima Normandy One Bedroom From Want lady or gentleman to snare f- me and expenses, Write Boa 6ILco Evenng Herald, P0. Boa 1657, Sanford, Fl 32711 UNSWORTH _,_ . Ad Get plenty at prospects vertise your product or service in the Classified Ads - Wood or steel desks, executive deSk & chars, secretar.ai desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing Cabinets. as is Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberry, I? 72. ! 1206 ________ All work Expert Mechanics guaranteed Reasonable prices 25 yrs experience Moaley's Garage. 3539 Park Dr. 322 395$ Bill Bowers, Operator. - Cozy 3 BR, Pi bath. Sunken paneled family room with completely fenced yard Only 1fl,50 tbt 'N (,KbP4 tSTATbSI'. bath, central he-at & air, kit Chen equipped, fenced yard Reduced 57.500 to $22,500 Terms VETERANS THIS IS ITt! Best 5'.,' r'tCW', tfO Nc.. I BR. 2 bath, kitchen equipped, from $ 72,1)20 Supplies Used Office Furniture for Sale Guaranted reconditioned auto batteries, 112 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave -' and sparkling pool. There are many more features for your Surprise A minute from the golf course A tine home for only 519.500 and good terms. WOODMERE-. Immaculate 3 BR, Ili bath, Split bedroom plan. kitchen equipped, Owner has to relocate 522.750 I I WILSON MAIER FUR ITUR 62-Lawn-Garden BUY-SELL-TRADE ______________________ 315 E. First St. 327.5622 Lake Mary, by owner, moving, must 311 ' sell i RR, 7 bath, built in pool, Kitchen Cabinets. PLANTS Smooth, broad leafed Bathroom central H A.W W carpet, enclosed mustard, 150 II; Onions 100 Counter tops Sinks Installation carport, family rm. $31,900 323 SI 25. Floyd Freer. 322.5191. available, Bud Cabell. 3fl eos SIll 'rt,me Low Down C.t something to sell? A CIOifiCd Ad will sell it fast 60-Office - . ________________________________ 50--Miscellaneous -16A-Auto Repairs - VIOLIN-Cozy Stradivarius Ii 5iZC 51(1) singer, 337 1573 Merchandise ____________________________ DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V. Hardwick, Broker 0,'itOni. 665 6611 _________- CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR I)OHwy434,Long 831 $272 ____________________________ - 1to6 Family Rental Unit5wantePrivate Buyer Phone 319 5507 ____________________________ " Thursday, Nov. 11, 1976-78 59-MusicaIMrchandise -------..---- Winter Springs- 3 BR, 7 bath, large family room, large fenced yard, near new school. Immaculate Must see to ippeciate. Low down payment, Let's talk. 1)1 1138 Overlooks a covered patio 321-0041 Peg Peal Estale (triki.r 503W tt St 123 6I Pt 32) 0517 eves Adult-Family 29-Rooms -- - 3 BR, I, bath, red brick, Must sell Wilting to talk terms $70.0 Phone 173 0607 Priced To Buy! V loll S FRENCH SANFORD- Lovely 2 or 3 BR, I bath home in good location, e x c'';ent condition, 1)0.100 VA Plo down, PHA Low down M. - MLS REALTORS fley're Hot" You Can Have Your House In 3 Months If You Qualify Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped - South Seminole ____________ -, Bedroom Apts, Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Blitzkrieg Tomorrow: Luxury Patio Apartments , Studio, 1 2,3 rand new 'and sparkIng w'th charm! Furnished studios. un furnished One and two bedroom units Your new home features and Bataan "Get Em While 'oy is available for Subsidized r'cus.ng ri rural areas No down Payment, monthly payments less than re-of, 4 uujLr'i.rbjr-L,-'u"iJLrs.ra..-.'-. - - 47-Real Estate Wanted to $200 Mtg. - 51HouseJd ____________________________ Payment Buys ' The large cheery eat in kitchen. a )orlBr-dronm 7h-xthhorr.prii.ed separate dining room - family FUTURA BY SINGER at 130 $34,000 Call 531 3353 or 830 room IOSLAKE Mlf4ri lrnt1rrul,i?e BR. 2 bath home with c en tral heat air Wall to wall carpet, large paneled family room, Large bedrooms, well sprinkler system, new paint. Entire yard fenced 41-Houses ... 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Instructions: Hidden words below appear foryvard, beck. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each box it in, Val `111111 -- 10 IL... H I Property __________________________ East off 17 92 at Seminola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow Sl9flS 10 models off Winter Park Drive ____________ _ Open 10 too 830-7966 -) --. Lake Mary- 3 BR. 1½ bath new home-s. Under 125.000 with less than $750 down Governmer.f funding, By builder, 8311649, Equal Housing Opportunity PIAL TOPS IS GOLFING & SWIMMING YOUR THING' See this pretty I OR, 2 bath home of sheer comfort in Loch Arbor. Great for en tertaining and for large family I Iloy. 1'+- 13 I AftT RE P L 0 ES I I A MR U BA S MO KU B LEVI E GULF V HIS MONDBATALL I HCRUHCRO 2 Looking to buy 1st or Ind mortgage 41 discount. 74 Hour approval Ca, Daytona (904) 6728115 WORLD WAR II I IOU L ON SE U G R E K N U 0 MR LBRAT ION I NGRADHEOYB ALTOBRB U KYALTAE LNH I I I WM I D WAY L OAR P RU A I G STOBRUKJTEYNSTAZWRF FZRDESAURAMFAUDOAOO I KLDDPXNABATAMANRSU N R D A A I I 0 G R A N S P R E A H R VIWY 015 I G ST U KA U 011 N LEAORFVEDAYTEGHKNMA I GR J A I 0 K I N A W A I C I M A P C 1155 6M CBS NEWS FIND B 13 0 603) Real Estate [ 7 A 1. T CASSELBERRY p............ vi 2S-Loans YOU Pick Green stringless and tiii Curvier beans. ¶4 bushel Farm,7',4 miles east ofOsteenon Oak Oak Hill Road. Herbert RuSsell, 322 7230 after 6 pm Assn., 10a.m. to 5 p.m., All Souls Social Hall, 8th and Oak, 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Orange County School System until 3 p m Care Will baby Si? in my home, fenced yard, 322 5377 Chamber of Commerce installation EXCITING I 2 New Models Under $ 31,000 CAMELOT r Forrest Greene Inc. (tuldnq. 71'a4O', for rent or lease. Zoned M 1 Overhead doors 795 5 Hwy Il 92. DeBary 668 53-46 or 665671) 8 Looking for mature companion to live in and care for elderly woman Must have driver's Icense Call 322 6268 after 1 p.m - ______ 37-Business Gardens eneva _____ _________ p.m. Longwood Area _____ __________ 1973 17' wide, 1 BR. turn AC, adults Security 1100 mo 372 5939 670 or 83 1.9 Electrical Designer. Must have minimum 3 to S yrs experience on p.alletizer, and de pallet icr dr cults or related equipment. Will 6. responsible to design schmeti diagrams around particular 1091 depending on requirements Must work well independently with minimum supervision We offer a good tjture with a growing cor poration here in Central Florida Submit resume only. Packaging Systems Corp. P.O. Box 526, Sanford, Fla 37771 ____________________________ ' 323-5774 Anytime - APARTMENTS er,s Highway 17-92, Sanford Fr om Ranch NEED EXTRA INCOME? Work at home at your pace. No gimmicks Licensed organization. Call 371 )'U( R liii!!, II.L .4(;L.%cI ... R EALTOR, MLS - LAKESIDE -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 337 5)76 32) 030) p.m., large group shelter, Central Florida Zoological Park. hostesses, Mrs. T. K. Wiley and Miss Edith Bealle. 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE sHow - COML HOME1 Siamese Seatpoint female spayed, missing Sallie Harrison Chapter NSDAR, 2:30 830 LW COMMUNFTY CLOSE UP 24 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU Harold Hall Realty I OR House- Unfurnished 1110. or SANFORD -- ] BR, bibath home furnished Call 323 3409 for w.tfl central heat & air, 17x21 Thursday evening or Friday gameroom.uIililyshedonc,me-0 daytime appointment foundation, large tree-s. $23900 -____________________________ New FHA, 4 BR, I' bath, central heat 8. air. WE TAKE TRADES IIAROLO HALL REALTY. LAKE MARY Pc-altar, 373 5711 Sparkling 3BR. I'.', or\/illage (J• TYPIST- Fast, accurate reliable Work in your home Phone 321 0007 & Found -- SAM'L Church, SR 434 VISION Until 330pm - Duval County School System 24 MACNEIL-LEHAER REPORT 5-Lost lunch cheese, lettuce and Burger Chef's special sauce. Two Big - Lord Furnished - central heat & air. Motivat ed 34-Mobile HOfliS owner, 121.750 -- New FHA _____________________________ tjAih home with Florida room, 0251 For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 123 4587 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O Box 553. Sanford, ____ Fla. 32771. Home Delivery of meat patties sandwiched in a triple decker bun. Pius Stiefs for only 99C ISALCOHOLAPROBLE*? AN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON 0 0 0 Big Shef is Burger Chef's tallest hamburger. Two all-beet I - "NEWLOCATION" iva rara Ave., across from Atlantic Bank. Sanford & Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs Courteous I Day Service. We want your business. Thanks --- 7:50 a.m., RN NArde3,A companion Needed' Immediately. 6210636 Ave FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Seminole South Rotary, payment, move in. Attractive 3 OR, li bath, family room, fenced yard. 117.900 EtIc ic-icy hOuse. 190 per month, $50 damage Sinqieorcoup)e Nope-Is 322 3817 alter 5 30 3 tIP ftovst- Unturnshexj, SIlO, or Jurnished Call for appointment, Thursday evening or Fri daytime 373 1609 LPN, 1 to 12 shift. Geriatric ex perience preterred. Apply in person, Sanford Nursing 0. Con vatescent Center, 950 Mellonvllls HANSON SHOE SHOP 0 - I I Need extra money? Can you work a couple of hours in the evening Call 3238542 PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous 'Can Help Call .423 4507 Write P.O Boa 1211 Sanford. Florida 32771 i 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT Churchill s -.. .. IA LtU WI l Pl w I,JNIFIIUrIU CALENDAR 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (Good Morrvng FIOfld,1' at 7 25 and 825 am., local news weather sports) 8:00 ' 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 6 - r- 4 6 CBS NEWS. (7 30 am. Co 4. local news) GM POPEVE AND FRIFNflS Uuilurr,idh, 'm two bedroom Securit Deposit Adull Prrfm'rreil I?) 1515 18H(?IP Wanted WED DINGS PERFORMED fly Notary Public 3322026-Eves & Weekends Big Henry arid The Polka (t Kid " Drama about a 10 year old orphan boy and aUinddog Ned Beatty, Chris Barnes, EsVelIe Parson 6 MERV GRIFFIN oW THREE STOOGES 33-Houses 32-House s Unfurnished 4-Personals .- ._.-. CRYSTAL DRIVE, LAKE MARY Reduced canal front home on approx I'.', acres with direct access to Lake Crystal of extras in this one for lust 559.900 161 41-Houses - 1 BR apt , kit equip - A C. carpeted; adults, no pets, 195 327 2796 wk dys atterl - -- --- 41-Houses KISH REAL ESTATE INC. Realtor 3210041 70!7 S. Frenih Ave ,Sanford - GOVERNMENT HOMES. $100 ____________________________ NEW 3 BR. 2 bath, garage, central Winter Springs- 3 BR, excellent up heal & air condition, wall to wall condition, min lease 6 mos $265 Winter Springs Immaculate 3 BR, carpet. VA FHA With no closing 2 bath with many extras. Must see N Pets Near school 3?? 0135 VETERANS-- No down payment tees $21,900 ________________ to appreciate. Call 377 0831. , homes 31A-plexes - Noon Friday Sunday I I ___'___ 41-Houses -; BANK REPOSSESSION-Low down -! - Noon The Dag Before Publication Tuos only. see below 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND 2 12 SPECIAL TREAT . . I 3 BR. I tiled bath, carpeted RENTERS-- Move in. then buy "like new" 3 BR, central heat, throughout, central heat and air. kitchen equipped, inside laundry. On large Shady lot in Sanford $105 122.000 month. Phone 668 6311 bllrciency UtilitieS md Call 327 4.170 DEADLINES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM 00 2 IRONSIDE(R)peerited 330 W1TCHED 4 6 MATCH GAME '75 6:55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news at725 and 825). MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 4 (A) SM THE FLINTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 3 15 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0 . --.---- 2 4 321 0526 1 lhru 5 t'me 6lhru 25 times 26 limes ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Unfurnished Altlmontc- Springs Sacrifice BR. 2 bath, many extras Super Bargain' $295 month (option to buy) Phone $69 .WELAKA APARTMENTS c a line ]Ica line 2lca line - . 32-Houses - 114W, 151 St HOURS 9 BEVERLY HILL(3ILLIES 12 THE DOCTORS 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 12 ANOTHER WORLD 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY LESS 6* PERRY MASON 9 NEWS Sh f nfl 0 0. 0 0 2 4 9 Afternoon . 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M o 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS 100 2 SOMERSET 530 51 LAUREL AND HARDY - Furnished 4,r. carpeted, quiet I and 2 twdrom, 1 2S to $135 month . Adul t Phone 3371510 831-9993 322-2611 9 MARCUS WELBY MO LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 230 4 PASTORS STUDY 300 51 LAUREL AND HARDY 330 51 -MOVIE 'hasing Dangot - Pruston Foster, Lynn Ban disobeys Joseph nan attempt to realize his own dream 4 6 HAWAII FIVE-0 9 WELCOME BACK. KOT TEA Jiiies teenaged sister runs away from home and .v rxls ;i ri £3rron, ri Gibe S 4 6 SEARCH TOMORROW 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4 LATE NEWS waltzes (A) 430 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 200 tarr .i før their music and 6111111 I'IOGANSHEROES 9 LET S MAKE A DEAL 12 MV THREE SONS 24 DIMENSIONS IN CUtTURE Ci QI Wife Joel MacRte, Nancy Kelly. 1940 145 9 DAILY WORD swearlicig class - to ments 322-26 31-99931 'd , �BB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. ii, 1976 veningendd 69th Year, No. 72—Friday, November 12, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 77 ('1 . I Citrus men Wa # r y r L UT No ib HOMECOMING llII. Braz * 11 ' C p i jr: Honda the state that tags itself as the orangi. juice the world, may be moving over as cheap Brazilian labor pushes that South American country quickj> to the leadership position on J4U the world market. The Florida citrus ind%Lstry is alarmed that its world leadership IIII, - -— r role in production, proces;ing and sales of oranges is rapidly being overtaken by Brazil, according to officials interviewed c at a meeting in Lakeland this week. Citr s Mutual, representing 16,000 growers, is the industry's fl) mak in g L, A Florida contingent of growers and Citrus Mutual board members recently visited Brazil and reported that the country has 114 million orange trees planted. Florida has less than half of that, around 51 million trees. "There is no way that quality Florida orange jui ce can cornpet with Brazilian juice, which Is adi't-'v nfrc in quality," adds Wilson McGee, general manager of the Orlando-based United Growers and Ship pe rs Assoc Inc. The South American co un try — relying on a freeze-proof environment, cheap labor and heavy government subsidies — already is exporting more than three times as much concentrated juice as the Sunshine state. S U Calling wages In Brazil "nothin g more than slave la bor," McGee said eight or 10 years ago he warned Florida growers of the pending threat from Brazil "It's hopeless to try and compete in foreign co un tries," lie said Another key McGee complaint is the importation of Brazilian Juice Into this country. "As of Sept. 25," he said, "more than 25 million gallons" have found their way into the American economy. It's done, he says, "under the phony excuse that we have to Import it for color." . W ' • 4 concentrate overseas in 1974, Florida is exporting only about 12 9 to million gallons this year. But Florida officials are not concerned with comparative figures. Sheer volume and expansion tell the story for the future. they believe. tar By "cracking" cigarette smoke down into Up to 60% more tar. separate ingredients, researchers at Philip If you smoke, you'll be interested. Morris discovered very special Tests Verify Taste "key" flavor units that deliver 9 mg. tar MIT v as taste taste way out of proportion tested ag.-4nst current leading to tar. low tar cigarettes ranging from I The discovery is called I I mg to 15 mg. tar. 1ffi r 1 MER 'Enriched Flavor. Thousan s or smokers were Filte The cigarette packed with tested. The maiority reported 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco is that even if the cigarette tested MERIT At 9 mg., one of the had up to 60' ~0 more tar than lowest tar'levels in smoking MERIT MERIT delivered as LOW* today. much — or more — taste. Yet, MERIT actually packs You ye been smoking low tar, —w the taste of cigarettes having j good taste" claims long enough. more tar. Mc. Now smoke the cigarette. Most of Brazil's trees are still young, however, producing an estimated average of two boxes per year, while Flori da harvesters get from S to 10 boxes per year off each tree from the industry's well-established acreage. Only about half of Brazil's production goes Into concentrated juice, officials here say. Because of inadequate freezing capacity and refrigeration, much of that goes directly overseas. The remainder is consumed fresh or goes into orange-juice drinks and ot her products, On the other hand, more than 90 percent of Florida's production goes into processed products. The 1975-76 production was more than 187 million gallons of concentrate, according to Mutual spokesman Mike Zotti. Added to that were almost 58 million gallons available in reserve and from other sources, making almost 245 million gallons availfible for sale during this production )ear. However, while Brazil sold an estimated 38 million gallons of gs n C! . : ., ____ y' - :n I -- 4 . - , fi' 1L4' ,, . .- . ,. . •- OPhapMori.znc.i9... . "•'' - •'- 9mg"tar, O7rn nicotine av Per cigarne by FTC Method. Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . - MERITand MERIT MENTHOL them a berth in the state Class AAAA football playoffs. The hloIii*'cuiiiing Queen and her court w il l be crowned at halftime. I''I.1 5. - "U....-. SHA Assures Today Tenants . Bridge 4-A 6-B Calendar S-A Church'sews...........3-B • Electric Comics II - .. 6-B 4 More Four new candidates, including the two . 0 in Race By DONNA ESTES Editorial 4-A Dear Abby Herald Staff writer I-Is Tenants of Bedding Gardens were assured Th ursday night that Dr. Lamb 6-u the Sanford housing Authority has no intention of making their Horoscope s-u lives more di fficult by implementing a mandate from the Housing and Urban Development Authority requiring them to pay their Hospital .........S-A own electricity bills in addition to rent. Obituaries 8-A SIIA Chairman Edward L Blacksheare said he hoped the new Spo rts 6-l.A administration in Washington will be "more sensitive to the 'T1t'tsion . •B needs" of people living in public housing. The mandate, social worker Linda W illiams reported to Weather 8-A tenants at the Housing Authority meeting, would have rentals Women 1.11 reduced by $10 monthly while requiring the tenants to pay their own power bills which she indicated averages *31,94 monthly. She said [IUD officials believe this will force tenants to conA serve energy. Miss Williams said bills of this size indicate t ha t " " tenants are being extravagant with power consumption. The ('asselberry Utilities Blackshcare said, however, the ,,resent administration is "very Department on Oct. tied tight and inconsiderate with housing" and letters "coming to us in with the Des oo,000 from the government talk of austerity and cut, cut, cut." South Water Plant to sere tention to run for three seats on the Casselberry City Co un cil in the Dec. 7 dcction. Councilmen Charles Sizer and Sal Orlando, Charles Glascock, who resigned only last month, and Gerald Uaskell, a newcomer to city politics, filed documents with Acting Cits' Clerk Linda Thomas even though a court hearing Nov. 26 may order their names removed from the ballot. 'h city council, co advIce frorzi '1t)' Attorney Kenneth McIntosh, ordered the qualifying period reopened Tuesday to permit Sizer, who had not been allowed to run for reelection, to qualify. He said if the q ua lifying period was reopened anyone could qualify. Sizer had been disqualified from running, in accordance with the charter which required candidates to be property owners. Sizer had sold his home and moved into an apartment. "This board has no intention of carrying out reconinienclatiows that affe(t living in the apartments here," he said, adding that the Authority has taken some austerity measures such as eliminating three staff maintenance positions when they becarne vacant, thus withdrew from the race. Others who qualified during an earli er pe riod were: Bill Brady, Norman Kessinger, Carl Robertson, Frank Schutte, David Smothers, Donald Willson and Frank Lucadamo. The ori ginal qualifyin g period closed Oct. 22. A lawsuit seeking a declaratory judgment from Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler disqualifying the four was filed Th ursday morning before Or lando, Glascock and Haskell had filed the necessary papers. ThpLaintiffs in the suit are Wills9i, Who is clau;Thg his coristifutionai rhts are oeing Violated by the new people being allowed to qualify, and Councilman Nathan Van Meter and Max Algase, both of whom describe themselves as taxpayers of the city. Mcintosh said the court is being asked in the lawsuit to declare the qualifications of the new candidatts either valid or invalid. "This affords the court the opportunity to declare some valid, some invalid, all valid or all in. customers In southeast Seminole. Then the trouble began. Water coming from one of the 500-It. deep wells McIntosh later discovered a federal appellate court decision striking down property owner requirements for candidates. The court decision upheld residency require- saving $30,000 a year for use elsewhere, had a yellow tint to it. it inents. valid,- McIntosh said, adding this is a unique situation. "We are trying to get it over with as quickly as possible," he said. The attorney said the trial in the case. Miss Williams' remarks were part of a report into an investigation she had conducted on the possibility of the Authority still does. Learn Ahat city officials are doing to solve the problem in the Sunday Iferald. When candidates were required to file affidavits swearing they had been residents of the city for 12 months, Michael Pinter. proprietor of Club Juana, and Robert Clark, Crossword WOES See TENANTS, Page &A incumbents, fil ed qualifying papers by the 5 p.m. deadline Thursday indicating th eir in- scheduled for the day after Thanksgiving, is __________ T~rV - V\ ____ I 'PEI .4N, WV IH.c.td PIio?o by T.sn g1'lI% Iri'I Wetiji Qual'l'fying tnds; sdThe Clock ._ rwrt,w,7ir_e_Ij ,raid Photo by Rick _ d - Seminole High School, dressed in traditional Indian garb as part of tonight's Homecoming festivities in Sanford. The undefeated Seminoles take on Daytona Beach 'eabreeie and a win by the locals will assure . —(__ - Duane Fall (left) and Debbie Freeman, seniors at - I ' today. The goal of Brazil is world production leadership, and it can be expected to increase its orange prod uction by 6 to 7 per cent annually for the next 10 to 12 years," the board of (lirectors of Florida Citrus Mutual was told by Executive Assistant Earl Wells Ce R!!Tt Vincent) Golden Age Olympians Flip Their Lids e The great pancake race Is on! Above, Polly the race. At right, the Rev. King, after taking Stevens, 5$, Charlie lloffon, 70, and the Re% a spill on the racetrack Is administered fust Leo King 5$, flip-flop their %%Y to the finishaid b Mae Pa*lsou The (olden .% ge HAle as Jim Jernigan, director of the Sanford Olympics concludes Saturday. (More Golden Recreation Department, looks on. Hoffon won Age Olympics on Page 3-A.) . - :- ;j - expected to continue as long as necessary to get all testimony before the court. See CASSELBERRY, Page S-A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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A REWARD ' vOU VN Answer to Previous Puzzle material (abbr) DECAYS 49 Madden ing 5 Defense I 53 Civil War missile general 9 Time zone 57 Bog (abbr) 58 Horse p 12 Hawaiian j 60 Phrase of Ufl p island derstanding 1 p A 2 13 Paris airport wds) 14 Y0 M guess (abbr) 61 Born 82 High spirits ! 15 Of th e ear rs 16 Makes pigeon 63 louse eggs 64 Mamies man sounds 65 Other 17 Metal 10 Provoke 86 New York 18 Idiots It Spanks 20 Earthenware 19 Puts makers 21 Small gull DOWN 22 Snakelike fish 23 Entrechat 24 Expire 25 Questionable I Social club 25 Guest 26 Infamous (abbr,) 29 Sing like Bing 2 Roman patriot Roman 33 Retainer emperor 3 Buckeye State 34 Cuts 27 Calf meat 4 Atom parts Sacred image 1 ThE KIND O DO.tT R1JN HOME AND TELL I `txJR WIFE ABOUT.' r-' THAT 'S 48 Genetic ACROSS Chic Young S AAC1 - Ii:1I t. S E • 0 A I food A'rvI NV A i q1 MA ITF E A i: A r N I S I Pt S h w rF ~iffi P 41V river BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker 36 Note IL&I 1 28 Ram's mates 5 Olympic 37 German title board (abbr) 30 Seep 39 Juicy fruit 31 American 6 Harvest 41 Whiz patriot 7 Body fluid 42 Egg part )pl) 8 Occult 32 Sack of the 44 Breed of cat 46 Ands i 0 — 15 by Art Staniom I r-' 3 12 THE BORN LOSER neck 35 Spoke S.jer (Fr) 2 Folksngcr 7 16 18 23 ui•u EMEN '47 46 52 57 ARCHIE 58 ET ALL TI1iS \ NOT MY I AUT0MAni0N iS UNCLE' BOv'EVERY PLACE YOU HES< I NG ALQTOF LOOK- - VENDlt'G M ACHINES. " PUTT MAKING A PEOPLE OuTQF LI B WORK or 'E ES ALLT'SE .0 SIGNS THAT SAY. BETTER C€ HE — 'DII. ua•iu J! mom 1' -. C. * f 10-1 IE*TIW ty I ri'r (kJA1tH 1W AiXH1 1V P Ak! MY EYES J EYfER1EAiCIJG DiFFICLCTIES I wo ul d like else's opinion before to get someone ahead , and getting the operation. I never had a vein in child my leg until I had old. 20 my first now years children always told me not to worry about the varicose veins DI --IS'C DI "•' by Stoffel & Heimdohl * 'O'J SUMS OlJGh-ffA SE AS-tAMED) /' CEDRIC N THE NEAR OCHlN MV CATSUP AN' F ! AND 1 FUTURE E. CRACKERS EVER''j---. ARE ONL"s' EXPECT TO SE - JMH' TEktRARIL'r INDEPENOENTL'i \. DESIST IN WITHOUT \fyOt.R FUNDS... - '\ MONEY '3I4ALL \\'ç FAMAT)ON! ) CO ME A FOR... START EXTIN'/ - '- ) Dr. my Now I realize that he should 944 the outside of the leg and those pade overcall SoU one-s pa vei ns de i nside your leg was about as weak as you w ill lv h I th con:ever see in good competition. ' h What could your baby doctor would have helped much, short not getting pregnant. You might have gotten some help from wearing support hose or of elastic stockings that increase have told me to take better care the pressure outside the leg by of my variose veins or he should helping to prevent the overhave told me to see a specialist distention of the veins. in that field. Now I cant seem Some years ago such to have faith in what the doctor preventive measures were not says. taken. They are still not used I am concerned that this extensively. However, con-, doctor is only interested in siuering the basic nature ut operating beca use he Is a varicose veins — st r et ched surgeon. Do you think I shoul d veins — I think they are a good get another doct or's opi ni on or idea for anyone who has a should I go a head and have my family history of this problem. veins operated on' Is it a They may also be usef ul for any serious o pe ration? I know my woman during pregnancy or legs would probably look a lot those who must stand still for better.l ong peri ods of time. DEAR READER — There I am sending you Th e Heal th seems to be an inherited Letter number 58, Va ri cose weakne ss to develop varicose Veins, better veins. Commonly they first unde rst anding of your problem. appear during pr egnancy. The Others who want this inveins In th e legs drain into f or mation can send 50 cents larger veins In the abdomen. with a long, st amped, selfDuring pregnancy the bdb addressed enveLope ui It. I=t presses against these large send your l et ter to me in care of veins and prevents the normal the Evening Herald, P.O. Box flow blood back to the heart. 1551, Radio City Station, New the The pressure builds York, NY 10019. vei ns and ca uses them to After reading The Heal th become overdistended. The tiny Letter if you stil l wonder a bo ut valves In the leg veins cease having an ope ration get ano ther work and you have varicose doct or to examine you. If your vei ns. They us ually get worse legs are not bothering you I each succeeding with pr esume you can get along pregnancy. without It. But If you are concerned about the apF LO RIO P. pearance or are having swelling or other problems __ '41i 'ui it 0 cji. •.. - PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer ( wuo's "ç3 CRINGING 'M-IERE IS HE, ANYW'? DELICKJI!5 ) THE SWEI7ISINOCIXE I1EATBALLS. CASSEROLE')._ • S • ' '. g o t but it almost got him a good result. North raised him to three spades and he would - i trick "Take a look at the overall - where the king of hearts was. answer individual questions 1) :. .• • • Noun .1 . - I ' -,L,,.' • .. - .111 - 1 1,• . ,. :. ' .• • i#j•' .' ___ i'. ________ said . ,• master's '• ' ' j•f '. •/.' - - " _____________.. Herald SEA Executive Iq 1 WvRCY ,- PC 11.9 uJLa FRANK AND ERNEST ©][ ONLY Rtni.. RPT'iTUDE IS OMMT,eE. m — TUMBLE WEE OS peaceful wage supplemen not ,, n.... -Il('UI UUd&ULIUl C spol. that for major ..., .. the WIU LIlU* Lii SEA •...-----were LU UI athu,t. prograri. There was no testimony on the part of the board that justified the substantial differences in supplements being paid to coaches undertaking predominantly female sports activities as opposed those de al ing primarily wi th the mal e students, Stowell wrote. In fact, the re port continued, "testimony before the special master indicated that those supplemental activities female sports required substantially the time and 1. UI the 'JflitIt s to for same amount of effcrt a prompt, just of See MEDIATOR. Page 2-A at issue. " 0 a I '1 BYMARYUNTIPT()N • J. ........... ' *up LiVVViUIIL1, do final decorating and other Henry Wight, president of non-permanent improvements. Aero-Services, 1 Inc. whose IldU iivpvu uu*iipiiy now ocvupei me wear '...IvvUhIIu ulu iv half of Hangar 4, said his co mpany was interested in today that negotiations ongoing between the airport president with whom I've been negotiating has See AIRPORT, Page 2-A According to working papers and Jerry Pendergast of Jerry's Inc. regarding a possible cafeteria -style been out of town and I haven't been able to reach him." He indicated he also would be submitted b) Neiswender, the amount Title 6 funding expected in December is "not known, but it is calc ulat ed at about one million dollars." CETA Director Jim Bedsole restaurant be put in the old Airport inn facilities. Improvements to the facilities are also being con,idererl, with the Airport Authority anticipating a cost of receiving a copy of plans in dicating precisely what irnprovements would be required. Loren M. Iriedie, president C. E. Avionics, asked the, Authority to lower his square- of io, will meet federal officials in are to vice - 'e ' of Jerry 's $70 -75,000 and with Jerry's footage rental in building 216, Atlanta next month. At that planning to spend another citing extensive improvements meeting, county officials will be $50,000 for work, he told an he made at his own expense. informed of their share of the Authority meeting this mor- The authority agreed. $4-billion public works bill fling. "The Airport has been asked to make all permanent Authority members praised signed into law in October. CETA is a government jobs improvements. Including the business l'retdlescompany pregrarn designed to offset lowering the cei li ng, improved had br ought into the airport. unemployment by pumping lighting, expanded plumbing, Freidle res po nded by callin g federal dollars Into the local and some of the kitchen the San ford Airpo rt "th e best in requi rements. Jerry's would central Florida." economy. Fox 4•• atery, mprovern ents Studied For Airport E to have a letter of corrunitment in ha nd t his morning, but the they are seateid next Tuesday — make the decision. Today . Around Ile Clock Bridge Cal endar Comi cs 6-A 8-C 6-C S-C Crossword 9-C Edit orial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb horoscope hospital Obituaries Snorts 6-A I-H 8-C &C 7-A 7-A 8-9-A Television Weather Women s-c 7'A 1-2-B .. -- '. . '•" A .7 - - lHera! Ptit a M,Y T p*SIS - John Daniel. left. Sanford Airport Authority Chairman W. Scott Burns, and J. S. 'Red' Cleveland scan documents at this morning's meeting. ZEROING IN ON TITLES Emile Johnson ( l eft) and Millard Strickland zero in on the titles In ping pong and billiards. respectively, as the Second Annual (;olden Age Olympics swung into action at the Sanford Civic ,,,.j.~ r rotation - oil IV , ARRIVE AUVE SUNSHINE STATE. ten, 0 surgery is a good approach. it is not a serious operation. — I know medical science Can't solve all our problems but hef bridge club IS working on itl" 11.9 ANVI PARE f tASK AØOLYT f1HcgEsrof4 AND 1H OM s---- I WHKH I ',- \,• •- I it 1-7 ('enter this morning. Johnson, a 65-year-old retired major from the U.S. Army. won the ping-piong title last Near. (01her neiiks from the Golden Age Olym, pics. including results and schedule. on Page A -I _lI by T. K. Ryan A. findings were In recommending hikes in ts Instructors handling extracurricular interest groups and their activities, the special master ed the differences between the th% . -' REING HEAD O& THE FOR GRIEVANCE .i. report or to '#O L.A2Eg a for two up in zr APPEARs .- VIJR Under present Florida law, special master's recomnon-binding. Stowell said the that his made "with the objective of achieving and settlement the disputes mendatiorts are that had been sought by the SEA and the $8,300 offered by the school board. Under terms of the collective bargaining agreement recom mended by Stowell, this pay scale would remain In effect years and could not be renegotiated until the 1978-79 contract was brought to the table. The "term of agreement" provisions included in the report also called for "allowing continuation of the terms of the prior contract, so long as good-faith negctlation.s are in progress or — if an impasse has been reached — until 15 days after recei pt of the special master's report until" the report is accepted or rejected, whichever came first. of by Bob Thaves EMPLOYEE APTITUDE TESTING by Tom VI*xcent) Director Gene Grooms peruses special master's report, to give you a i1 Photo director of aviation, Sanford Airpo rt Authority, anno un ced level of a year ago. But co rnmissloners decided to let newly elected conuriissioners - when ,, is. by GM that i response was action woull tr , agency requests to the operable or Then he led back his 10 of it stamped, sell-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The diamonds. South covered with the Jack most interesting questions and ducked in dummy after will be used in, this ve copies of his Note and will )uzn. that South took trick.CO MODERN.) • - ' CE 'TA program." you can of .. • .•.l need of(SEA) members and the ability of the board to pay." This roughly split the difference between the $8,600 beginning figure about A think you're being hasty," Ilattaway told Neiswender. irrespective how bad now gcxxi someone's hand question (Do you have loi' the experts? Write "Ask the JacQbys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys will '. meeting in rmanMikt Hattaway threw a monkey ,êwrench into the reallocation demand one, but your opponents don't have to give it to you. If the cards are dealt properly the deal must stand .. •!• at a project. The answer is that - money end by have made this contract if he hadn't run into brilliant dee opened the deuce of hear ts Et started the good defense by winning with the queen so that he could be sure SIDE GLANCES e club. East took his ace, put his artner in with the king of Mrts and ruffed a diamond to set South that same one ui -t tedd nLsto know if you can demand a redeal if you are dealt a ha nd wi th no face cards. ____________ ('9 I •u • mem- is •a at 800 veins between those you see on the vein. • 711 . ace of you mention Is new jVU YOUR because they were from pregnancy. Now after the last child (9 years old) my veins are worse. baby doctor Iamb, was the best in t he field. one of • 0-1, IT Iwup probably what we call a "blow. out." There connecting teachers be awarded a 1976-77 contract which includes provisions for a $300 base salary increase, substantially higher wage supplements for coaches and extracurricular sponsors — particularly in the area of girls' athletics — and freedom for bers of the teachers' association or t agents to represent other bargaining units in negotiations or grievance activities, F.E. (Gene) Grooms, executive director of the Seminole Education Association (SEA), reported today that some 100 teachers voted overwhelmingly to accept the special master's findings at a general membership meeting held late Tuesda y afternoon, "The teachers don't think all of this isgood,"Grooms said of the 29-page repo rt issued by Tallahassee attorney Douglas Stowell. "But we f ee l that binding arbitration sho ul d be the end of the negotiating process. So we' re saying that we're willing to live with the good and the bad. And we hope, of course, that the school board will do the same." CUWIL) Sdiooi Supt. Wiiiim P. (Bud) Layer th is mo rn ing he would have no comment vt the special findings until they are discussed at a negotiating session next week. "We'll wait until we get to the table before making any cornrnent" LaIy er said , 's, ''• The report concluded that the starting salary for Seminole teachers should be $8,400 per year, based on "Justification of the A state mediator has recommended that Seminole County - ':'- his ace of spades, East would score his king so South led a necting veins fail a spot sticks out which is an enlarged spot in *S ol * ot . •. !Ti! L4L%..;" ,c'. T!1•'r •. see ~60 I ,Jf'O.•' • Then, county officials found the $377,000 and th e same im learned Title 6 will probably be restored December Atlanta. At stake are 138 Seminole County jobs that were slated to By NASH Herald Staff Writer KRIS .' duThen if he tri mmy with a diamond East would ruff in. If he p layed out are I , The funds were withdrawn 'farlier this year when It was lea rned Title 6 of the Corn. prehensive Emplo)lnent and Training Act CETA was being reduced by more than $1million dollars. County officials had planned In ,iceth' rnnn'v to tcp certain hihi workers employed, even though federal funds to pay their salaries had been cut. 'L same five By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. I need DEAR DR. LAMB your advice co ncerni ng my varic ose veins. I s ur geon this past week who specializes in varicose veins. I asked his advice on a bump that I had on a vein in my leg. lie told me I should be operated on 1 PP' •••'.. oger ntract. went up ' ___________ ______ % school board. lose two he would have hearts. two diamonil' xnd club, Now came the crushing defensive play. West led back a low diamond. This gave' Sou th his choice of several If he lose his co wi th dummy's diamonds, he would run Into losers. So he those let the diamond ride around to his nine spot. ed ways to Me iator Su ests $300 T her I-Iilte 0 0, 0 Neiswenr Tuesday recommended $150,000 to state employment officials, $150,000 to the community college and almost $50,000 to the school board. tes Yes On Package Vo - _ .-..-.. ,#__ '. ' '11 f- to 'r !, -.; . A, - officials, Seminole Community JIE.' JA(OHY Varicose Veins Cause Problems for my veins. Seminole County government is in a holding pattern today on allocation of more than $377,000 in federal funds to employment WIN AT BRIDGE H OSWAI.I) anti -. — '- . T55 -- '1IL.,1•. ..• .. went to a by Howie Schneider B) ED PRICKETT herald Staff Writer to I1 SEA J ob generosity has strings at- under certain conditions you tached. The response you hope 'niildmnkenromisesvou'llFind for won't be there. kee p. Sometimes it's hard to just say "no." It's more honest VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 20 March 20) PISCES (Feb. marvelous to be able to say nice things about our friends, but In social stuatlons today don't don't flatter the undeserving attempt to be anything other today. Insincere applause will than w ha t you really are. AffectationsWlllturllOthersOff. have a hollow ring. — EEK & MEEK Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents — r. Studyi n g SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ' 53 d ' County give of yourself or your possessions today if your There's a possibility today th;,h FOIZTUNE )t) 69th Year, No. 70— Wednesday, Nov. 10, yl ±='_i ±-- FORO€R.' THAN — ——— 62 .'-." DO, SELL COI N MACHINES Ih\ _ 61 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 21) The world doesn't owe you a Don't feet you have to spend free ride today, though it mPv money toda y in order to im- be hard to convince press others. The big shot role otherwise. Don't expect to get isn't worth it. more than you deserve. CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. flit. You have a tendency to 19) Clandestine adventures procrastinate too much for yo ur may be particularly appealing own good today. Tasks will be to you today. Be careful. You swept under the rug. could tread on a beloved one's LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't heartstrings, 24 — 11 by Bob Montana patella 52 Summers (Fr) 54 Orient 55 Catches 56 Criterion — 48 50 51 49 where you cast your roving eye. — — EMEN LIBRA (Sept. 23-OCL ARIES (March 21-April 19) were in harSomeone of whom you think your all highly could 1c a severe mony with your hopes today, very could easily wear the disappointment today. The blow will be considerably laurels of victory. However, it's 5 1 Region of the 14 19 ]Evet!ng For Wednesday, November 10, 1976 lessened if you allow for this probable you won't make t 47 Hawaii effort. 40 Operated bell person's Frailties SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 43 Dummy TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're inclined to step out of 45 Naval You tend to be a bit flirtatious character today. Instead of i Atomic today. You could unwittingly seeing things realistically, 49 North African colony give some "come hither" signs you'll see them In rose-tinted 50 Smoke to the wrong person. Watch hues. You could get burned. 116 1 — I F S I 39 le ByBERNICEI3EDEOSOL Instruments of 3 MEEBoom I iI DM0 59 look 1t3 22 i A I- A A M B i , N 0 V A N :1{N rg I • A A Arrivattime HOROSCOPE t A. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. to, 1916 Youth Guilty Of Burglar the Seminole County Grand jur y boi' ar med burglary, a life felony, and tried as an adult. .1 circuit court jury at SanGoodson took the witness ford has found a 14-year-old boy stand and admitted breaking guilty of burglary of a dwell ing into the Sunrise Manor apart-- a felony punishable by a ment of David B. Watson on Sept. 3. He said he was acnaximurn 15 years in aftr the indi cted yo tjft' ad- companied by two other mitted the breakin and said the juveniles and that he didn't ffense was committed to steal know one of the other boys had a taken a 30-30 rifle from the rijuana plant. residence until he saw the boy Elmo Dean Goodson. 14. of throw the ased weapon into 900 N. Lake Triplet, a nearby wooded area following Casselberry. was indicted by the burglary. By BOB LLOYD lk raid Still Wrfter IN BRIEF Peacekeeping Forces Move Into Position In Beirut — BEIRUT. Lebanon iAP Syrian troops and tanks moved into Beirut and surrounding areas today in the new Arab League peacekeeping force's first major move toward ending the 19-month-old Lebanese civil war. A column of 50 tanks. 12 armored personnel carriers and 12 truckloads of heavily armed — troops rumbled into the Galerie Samaan, a battleground on the southeast edge of Beirut. Other units headed for seafront positions in Mediator Urges Salary Hike the rear of the combatants. There was no resistance to the Syrian advance. But as the armored column moved in, C'hristiarts and ;,,, Mn.clpmc chnnrd m ".',I'_ uI, re ;,,. lvi i't the part of the coaches" as did the boys' sports endeavors. With a few exceptions, Stowell upheld the athletic wage sup. plement levels proposed by the SEA and included a schedule recommending supplementa l pay boosts for drama coaches, for high school and ninth-grade school band directors and for yearbook sponsors and half-time yearbook sponsors at the high school level. H irohito s Reign Celebrated In several other extracurricular areas, Stowell suggested specific supplemental amounts be decided at a further TOKV() lAP) The 50th anniversary of negotia negotiating ting session, Emperor Hirohito's reign was observed today The recognition issue was one of the most hotly contested of the with a simple official ceremony, small-scale impasse items and had produced a grievance filed against hostile leftist rallies and a 30,000-man police Grooms by the school board last spring. Thegnievance contendalert against violence. Government employes ed that Grooms had violated the contract by repr esenting nonand schools had a half holiday, but the instructional bargaining units at some of their negotiations. In finding in favor of the teachers, Stowell cited a section of th e national government left all public celestate law w hich provides in pars that "public employes sha ll brations to local officials. Ten thousand police have the right to be represented by any empin' nrgaviizaticn of their guarded the Martial Arts Hall in downtown uil choosing." Tokyo where the worlds longest-reigning To prohibit SEA members or agents from representing th e monarch, his wife, Empress Nagako, and interests of anyone outside th e bargaining unit "would clearly other members of the imperial family aplimit the right of (such i persons to select,. the representa tive of t heir own choosing," Stowell peared before more than 7.000 invited guests. Stowellwrote. "Th us, by contract, the board and the association wo ul d infringe on the rights of persons not In downtown Tokyo, several thousand leftists parties to t he co ntra ct. As such, the provision would be void as a demonstrated against celebration of the matter of law." anniversary. No violence was reported, but On the ma tter of medical and health protection, the repo rt four demonstrators were arrested. Meanrecommended an in crease f rom $160 to $200 in the school board's while, five or six ultrarightists threw fireann ual cont ri bution toward comprehensive denta l and health crackers at the headquarters of the Socialist ins ur an ce for Seminole teachers. The total annual premium is party. now about $O. Stowell also suggested that the Ins ur ance Selection Committee should be appoint ed by La yer and th e school board and th at it should include a substan tial represen ta tion from the SEA membershi p. Stowell upheld the school board's proposal on the issue of class size bein g averaged on a countywide basis, but said he felt the co ntract "also req ui res the board to make every effort to ensure that the levels are main ta ined f ro m school to school." Th e SEA had argued that the averagin g method of determining tContthued from Page lÀ) class size frequently led to an exce ptionally large class in one renting the entire building "sometimes roy suppliers let school whi± when averaged with a small one on the other sidi again as they had done once in me down. Until yesterday I of the county produced w ha t appeared to be two medium-sized id the •h,.,,,,ke , i. the past Clevel sa er w ad plenty of suet. classes. were others who had looked at My crew Just didn't let me "He (Stowell) went along with some of our points and he went the building. know. But I ordered fuel in from along with some of their points," said Ernest Cowley, chief After discussing the legalities Tampa and it couldn't be negotiator for the school board. "It looks like a compromise of the situation, members delivered. I was told it had 10 tabled the motion until attorney unde rgo some tests and would picture as far as the total report goes." Cowley said he could snake no comment on wh"thwr t"e !"1' William Hutchison could be not be reh'aed °! H' board would the special consulted. Qiairman W. Scott Solorderedsorne up from Fort meeting with hisaccept bargaining toam. master's report until after u — I 4 ' COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF jLiUJ .,U.,J,s,r, rI.v,,UIJR Case No. 7.37-Ort-CIy•Y UNITED Goodson said he removed a window pane at Watson's apartment to take a potted three4o-high marijuana plant visite in the win dow. He told the six-member jury that he stripped the leaves from t he plant and then crawl ed into the residence via the window, opened a door and let the other youths in "to look for money." Goodson was arrest ed by Casselberry police in connection wi th the burglary less than two hours later. Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Cowan Jr., ordered 'Goodson held in jail during a presentence in vestigation aft er the jury deliberated 10 m in utes and r et urned the g ui lty verdict on the lesser and included burglary of fense. In closing arguments defense attorney .Idflht Continued from Page IA) minutes, until Syrian officers negotiated a ceasefire. And random shelling broke out on the other side of the city, with leftist s po kesmen reporting heavy casualties in Moslem Vest Beirut. UNITED STATES DISTRICT y r igacs SOlO the in the apartment." He c. STATES OF AMERICA , PLantiff. vs DIANE E SCOTT a single tended that Goodson shoul d be Il woman, it at. Defendants convicted of the life felony ORDER FOR SERVICE BY On motion and offense as charged because he l PUBLICATION affidavit of plaintiff In he above the affidavit was "equally guilty as eflm causç by its MSiStllt others" even though the United States Attorney, in an action defendant denied arming against the detendanUsl. Diane E Scot?, American Sleet Fence Co. himself wi th the rifl e whil e Inc. and Color World TV En inside the burglarized apart- tei-orIses. Inc.. and to enforce a lien mcnt. P0' real properly situate in thiS Judge Cowart said be ordered District and described as follows: Lot $7. STEPHEN HEIGHTS, cc the pre-sentence investigation carding to pta? thereof recorded in because of Goodson's age. Plat Book $7. page 43 of the public No date was set for sen- records of Seminole County, Florida it appearing to the tencing. The court could decide Court thatand the defendant(s). Diane to commit Goodson to the state E Scott are not inhabitants of nor Division of Youth Services until found within the State of Florida and have not voluntarily appeared he's age 21. or th e court could herein, and that personal service sentence the youth to prison, upon them is not practical because A woman who lives adjacent ?pi.r residence and whereabouts are unkicwn, it is ORDERED that to the Watson apartment Diane E Scott appear ofpleadfo the testified that she saw four boys, complaint herein by the 3rd day of including Goodson, break into January, 1971. and in default thereof the Court will proceed to the healng the residence and later emerge and adjudication of this Suit as I with items Including the en- Diane E. Scott had been served with cased gun. Goodson testifi ed proce in the State of Florida, but to the extent provided to, by there were only two other boys only Section $655. Title 21, Unit ed States with him at the time. Cnde, it is further ORDERED that Watson identifi ed the rifle no tice of this order be published by and amrnunitioii recovered by the United Slates Marshal in a rewsppq of general circulation in police as his missing proper- Se minole County, Florida, once a ty. The court wouldn't allow week for sir (6) consecutive weeks. — jurors that young Goodson didn't have possession of the rifle taken in the burglary. He referred to his client as a "child" and said he'd been indicted for the wrongdoing of a companion in the burglary. Assistant Sta te Atty. Bill Heffernan argued that the question Watson about the burglary was a "calculated marijuana plant that Goodson entry" with the intent to "steal said was in the window Inside money or anything else of value the apartment. comm en cing on Wednesday, November 3. $716 DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando. Florida, thiS 11th day of October. $916 GEORGE C YOUNG United States District Judge Publish Nov. 3. $0. . DEF 20 I -' Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVENI by virtue of that certain Wr,t Of Execution issued out of and the seal of the County Cc'ur, Orange County, Florida. upon at nil judgment rendered in the afor,514 court on the 27th day of July, 'A 1916. in that certain case enl,t, elr Aetna Finance Company, Piiritt, vs Gary At Hprnidon Defend er,, wtiCh aforesaid Writ of was delivered 10 me as Sh,, to Seminole County. Florida. have levied upon the fOIIc-,r described property owl.ed b ; Ad Herndon, said property located in Seminole County, F more particularly descreby1 a follows One 1969 Chrysler AutOr,Ob New Yorker ID No. CE13Hw'.p,. Title No. 9339'303 being stored at Altamonte G.4i4;. 117 Longwood Avenue, Altr",5 Springs, Florida Additional formation available from the r$ i Division of the Seminole Cort1 Sher ill's Department and Inc undersigned as Shirtt Seminole County. Florida, * 11:00 AM on the 11th day November, A D 1916, offer for tac. and sell to the highest bidder. f or cash. Subject to any and all IiinS, at the Front (West) Doer of the Seminole County Courthte Sanford. Florida, the at,, described personal property That said sale is being mac. ' Satisfy the terms of tad Wr Execution John E Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida PubliSh Oct 20, 27. Nov 3, I ! DEE-los Are Unconstitutional TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP A county judge has Overturned Florida's traffic violations law, but a state official says drivers who think that gives them an invitation to speed tire rnlstake,i. Leon County Judge Hal McClamrna of Tallahassee ruled on Tuesday that the law is unconstitutional. - Deputy Atty. Gen, James Whisenand said McCjamrna's decision would be appealed, probably directly to the Florida Supreme Court, in a matter of days, lie said the decision applies only to Leon County and the state will stay the effects of it, Preventing drivers from ignoring traffic laws with impugnity, by filing a notice of appeal. TALLAHASS E E (AP) Atty. Gen, Robert Shevjn has asked U.S. Interior Secretary Thomas Kieppe to appeal a court order that could force the issuance of federal mining leases in the Osceola National Forest. Shevin said Tuesday that the federal court order requiring the phosphate mining leases could lead to ''substantial harm to the public interest and welfare" by opening up 52,000 acres of the Northeast Florida forest to miners, - I I El RP 31 XA/ VY I. F p IT Check with George Stuart... Now in Casselberry too, I i'i' I right across the street from the Seminole -- ilill' Plaza- in Casselberry isee map). During our "Grand Opening Sale," our store in Casselberrywlllbe open fromg0Oam 1o900 p.m Monday through Saturday, our ,jfl I a. ... !7 511U10 if) Otlando will maintain its prount - EwnIngI1e,Jd ,,t . Wednesday, Novtmber 10, 1976—Vol. 69, N. 70 V36 Published OaIly'a SIand4-f,,*C,,,1I Safiattay and Christmas Day by Itte SanfordHerald, Inc, 700 N French Ave. Sanford, Fl 3277$ _. thorough November 20th. GLOCL SiJART I ) 'A • 51j( f Q#U AAQO ,t,C4 3M • 50 soUrs I tY 1742 ~_A CA33t..MPAs 5LC41.CA 3W,7 .0— • lX'si $4 T?OO Second Class Po?a9 Paid at Sanford, Florida 37771 Home Delivery, 55 cents. Mo nth. 1710, 6 Mcnt, Ill v t21 40 By M I In Florida Sam.ci hOme deliver y. All Qthçv mat MontP,. *210 6 Months. lId 70. $2 M.ontts, 5); 40 As Personal Represents thee of the Estate or Joan J. Mills Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Robert W. Peacick, Jr. Dolan and Peacock, Suite 1333, CNA building Orlando, Florida 32101 Telephone Iii 7200 PSabhish, Nov. 7, 10. 1,16 DEF 17 Way, San#d, Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitious name Of KINGS SUPPLIES, 2533 Sculls Par) Drive, Sanford, Florida, and tt'.l Corporation itiçt to register that name with the Clark of the Circuil Court of Seminole County pursuant to SS 09 FIorkJa latutea (Cc rp. Seal) GONZALEz COSTA ASSOCIATES INC. By Charles P. Gonzalez PubliSh Oct 27. Now 3. )Q, i, ti DEF $1, uiI 'div iutli of 'die PACK OF 10 ENT 22 OZ. LIQUID DETERGENT r ! 11 8 0, ,-4 ,~'L ilia ;~ , 0~ 8 (Cr 1 , , 1) 10 I HALF ALI 0 GALLON "I O -1 IV:i /,;,~Y1 9) L0J 9C BORDEN 24 PACK 8 FROSTY POPS LIMIT I ii;;is ' LIMIT 1 Voter Turnout: SILLY 78 4% 9 - PUTTY i 1'.l,l .AIIASSL'. ' All) A near'rt'corii 78.4 per cent of Florida's registered voters voted Ili the general election last week, says Secretary of State Bruce Smothers. — . Election results BIll Gunter, who was edet'teil treasurer-insurance commissioner last week, was to Ixsworn mn by Justice Joseph ilatchett of the Florida Suprone ('owl on the Capitol steps sheirtly after the certif tea- JA ON VI LL E lAP) An attorney has suggested that unsolvable labor-contract disputes between governments and public employe unions be decided by refere'ndwii. The suggestion by Joseph Veil of Miami m is in the I' lorida Bar Journal s October issue. Present law leaves the final decision in the hands of the public officials who are a party to such disputes, V. l pointed out. — ;uriti'r succeed Phil Ashier, ho was appointed to the office' after ThOIIItLS O'Malley resigned 17 months ago following his Impeachment by the House on charges of using his office for fInancial gain. Smothers called participation in the election last Tuesday "a Grady Quits As MD. , -' ' "CA; , ._i , ;- , A. • QuilatuilacE ( `~~ ,y7 "s.- , 011(1 15101 S UIC IIIUISIUU4i SULt'I. J QUIET TOUCH who everybody was predicting HAIR. would be apathetic." PAINTING lie said 3,210,921 of Florida's KIT BY 4,ot.1,308 registered voters cast CLAIROL ballots to the general election. it, was the first election in which IIIOC'e than 3 million Floridians had '.oted. The 78.4 turnout fell just short of the record 79 per cent recorded in the 1968 presmdential election, Smothers said. "The voters of Florida can be — proud because we're a good points higher than the national Is average," Smothers said. 1k referred to figures which 6 PACK 12 show that the national turnout was about 53 per cent. LL1 . I _; Ir , - Lbvidual in the U uted Stat V The Belle Glade Republican, who lost by a two-thirds margin fi last week's general election, says he is considering entering the field of political commentary. "I've had several offers from radio and television stations and different conservative publications in the state," he said. Grady said he will "remain BOX OF 100 The report is the second set of rccouilliendatmons made by a grand jury this year. In May, a panel criticized the school system for riot having uniforni standards for punlshxsit'nt in schools Referendum Recommended -- PALMOLI!7 I VE W80 ICE MILK i - KLEENEX nj' meeting as the' Canvass Board. active either directly or indirectly in th e conservative movement.- but will riot seek public office again, The former Belle Glad.' mayor said he does not envision returningto his 15-year medical practIce, lie said he and his family will take several mnorjth.s off at their vacation retreat in Tennessee before making a firm decision about his future. Grady said that despite his defeat to Chiles, a Democrat, the more than a million votes cast for him still shows there is a strong conservative base in Florida. CONTAC report said. suggestion BEI.l.E: GlADE (AP) [)r. John Grady says he has sold his home and plans to gi .'e up his medical practice in the wake of his loss to Sen. Lawton Chileslast week. RDEN ministration or parents," the - -,' ... for highest quality prescription service ... at lowest possible We have heard acuount.s of ti'at'hers afraid to touch stuljt'fltS or fall thein for fear of 1'ALLA}{,ss:F, (AP) -- State of ficials say new regulations recommending t hat cars be banned from public bcch es are hot mandatory )fuic ials of the Department of I kalth and Rehabilitative Services said Tuesday that the provision in new licensing regulations for public bathing facilities is merely CKS AT SUPERx... Ion.'. Car-On-Beach Ban Eyed \ TAKE A CLOSER LOOK The grand jury said that the Icacher's authority must have the backing of school administrators and the community ''if discipline in our schools is to be more than a topic of conve'rsa- - . .ic1cw Ili'IitS," Iii. UI i 1 _ WI 11111C9 TN! CONY TO LIMIT OUAIIiTiYlt$ 'ftc grand jury report Tuesdav on school discipline and si''urity said teachers should re-ct'mve formal training in the control of students and be given ritore say about referring proL h'inn students to special discipline programs. 'I'he panel stopped short of suggesting corporal punishiiit'nt, but recommended that the legislature consider laws to protect teachers from "frivolous and harassing lawsuits brought by parents and stu- TALLAHASSEE .AP The state can't enforce building-access requirements for the handicapped because the legislature stripped building-code agencies of their fund ing last session, officials say. TornMoses, chairman of the Board of Building Codes and Standards, said Tuesday that his panel and the Department of Coin" miiunitv Affairs had been rendered finanically IIflIX)(ent by lawmakers. That left them unable to enforce the interim building de Imicli contains the access requi rement s, he said Legal Notice I prices! lil;lintain order." Building Code Unenforceable County Votes Law Firm Change C ''The final environmental impact statement Oil these proposed leases., documents the substantial environmental harm which will occur from the issuance of these leases and the subsequent mining operations," Shevin said in a letter to Kleppe. - - , ence that lie will ask the Florida Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of appointments made by legislative leaders to the Ethics Commission and other boards. "I think we've drifted into a situation where more and more emergency rules in the JoAnn can begin work next year or Saunders case. iiiw,t wait until 1978. The commission adopted —opposes domination of Iirules allowing it to hold a hear- quor sales by large chains and ing on whether to recommend will urge the 1977 legislature to that Mrs. Saunders be removed do something about It. from the ballot for a financial —Thinks the public employe disclosure violation. Mrs. Satin. unionization law is working well ders, who was defeated in a and would oppose attempts to congressional race last Tues- we ak en or a bolish it. day, obtained a federal court —Opposes any casino gamorder blocking the hearing. In other comments, Askew bling in Florida, and would not support a proposal such as the said he: —Will ask the Supreme Court one approved by New Jersey to advise him whether a con- voters last week to allow gamstitutional revision commission bling in Atlantic City. - 'I'ALLAIIAsSEI!: AP. Lawyers for tour credit unions say they are considering legal action to stop Comptroller Gerald Lewis from halting check-like withdrawals from the credit unions. ''If it's necessary to go to court then we certainly will, Jerry," Perry Odom, lawyer for the Florida ('re(lit Union League, said Tuesday in a stormy meeting with Lewis. 'We're here to exhaust our administrative reme(Iies." Odom asked for an administrative It on the share-drafting experiments at credit unions in Jacksonville, St. Petersburg, Tallahassee and Lakeland, experiments which Lewis ordered terminated Dec. 1 Rrrirr1 On another subject, Askew hinted (luring the news confer- legislators would like to assume the power of the executive in terms of appointment of administrative agencies," he said.. The governor said he would fight any attempts by legislators to weaken the Ethics Corn. mission, which became a constitutional agency when voters approved his ethics and financial disclosure amendment last week. Such an attempt may have been hinted at in a house Standards and Conduct Committee staff report that questioned commission approval of ruct stores MIAMI iAI' A grand jury ;ivs Miami area teachers need Ii;ore authority to take disl'ipllne action in their classrooms to solve problems with disruptive students. "Discipline in the schools IIIU.t ix'gimi in the classroom,'' the Dade County grand jury ',aid in a 10-page report. herefore teachers must be iiyin absolute authority to Legal Action Considered is tion since May 12, It)64, when Emmett Blake and Sic Dawson were electocutesi for unrelated murders. Eighty men and one woman are HOW under (lentil sentence in Florida. Student Controls B acked Appeal Sought On Court Order 1971. S TALLAH ASS EF: (AP) With Gov. Heubin Askew proposing automatic Cabinet review of all death sentences, it l(x)k,S like there will be no executions in Florida before March. Askew said at a Tuesday IIeWS uoriference that he will ask the cabinet to approve next lilonth a rule providing for automatic clemency review of Al death sentences before he signs warrants authorizing executions. Eleanor Mitchell, Askew's assistant general counsel, said there would be no executions before March if the Cabinet adopts the rule because it is not due to meet again as the executive clemency board until then. Florida has not had an execu- Judge Rules Traffic Laws Fugitives Nabbed After Stabbing a e Review Ruling May Delay Executions IN BRIEF 11 r Wednesday, Nov. $0, 1976-3A Cabinet Meets As Clemency Board In March "FLO RIDA NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE •' I by virtue of that certan .' r? Execution issued Out Of and r'o. the seal of the Circuit Co"rlo' Orange County, Florida. upon li - Iudgmenl rendered in the dons1 Court on the lIP, day of June A C$916. in that certain case ei't 'UNITED STATES DISTRICT Hughes Supply, Inc Plaintiff , COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Vihlen Electric Company, ' FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION — Defendant, which aforesaid Wr 1 'I COURT NO. 76.S4OrI.Civ.Y Execution was delivered to me as UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Sheriff of Seminole County. FICA'.tj Plantiti, V LARRY JACOBS and To fugitives from justice have been captured after and I have levied upon the t011owrig MRS. LARRY JACOBS, his present described property owned by they became Involved in a stabbing incident late Tuesday, Wife, if married; JOYCE JACOBS VihIen Electric Company, Inc . sa id . according to Sanford Police Patrolman Richard Bennett his former wife; and GENERAL property being located In Secn.nci, FINANCE CORP OF FLORIDA Bennett said today that Nathaniel Da il ey, 28, 124 Castle County. Florida, more partcuIa Defendant(s) — NOTICE OF SALE described as followi Brewer Court, is In Seminole Memorial Hospital wi th a — North 25 feet of Lot 11, 8I00 IA Notice is hereby given that stab wo und Iii the shoulder From th e Incident, which ocmrsuantto a SUMMARY FINAL Dredmwold. Section 2, accord.ng t curred ar ou nd 11:15 p.m. In the Goldsboro area. DECREE of Foreclosure entered on Plat thereof as recorded in P' Book 4, Page 30. Public Recoros co Oct ober I. 1976 by the above entitled Dailey's alleg ed assailant. Willie Mae Lock, 2,5, 14 Court. in the above Styled cause, Inc Seminole County, Florida Castle Brewer Court, was also at the h os pital, and was Lot 10, Block 7A, 2nd Sqcl,om undersigned United States Marshal, arrested on aggravat ed batte ry charges after a knife was Of one Of his duly authorized Oreamwold, according to clo t "pu?ies, will sell the property thereof as recorded in Plat Sock 4 found in her purs e. t4te in Seminole County, Florida, Page 20. of the Public Reccrds of However, Bennett said when he ran a computer check described as Lot 32, Orange Seminole County, Florida on the pair, he learned that Dailey was an escaped Estates, according to the ptat South 50 feet of Lot 2$, Bloc. 7. thereof as recorded In Piat Book 16. pr isoner from Orange County, and the woman was wanted Drfamwold Subdiviicn, Fou'l AdditiOn, according to Plct thCme' o Page Sd, of the Public Records of In that county on forgery charges dating back to Seminole County. Florida Sublet?, as recorded in Plat Book 3. Pate Th e woman, who also uses th e alias W illleMae Candler, however, tO taxes, if any due, for the and 9$, of the Public Records 4 -A as being held at Seminole County Jail early today, until rear 1776 at Public Outcry to the Seminole County. Florida highest and best bidder for cash at and the undersigned as Sher-# au tho ri ties could take her ba ck to Orange Co un ty, Bennett 12 00 o'clock noon on Wednesday. Seminole County, Florida, w'fl A . said. December I. 1916 at the west door of $100 AM on the 119h Oly Inc Seminole County Courthouie, Th e Sanford po li ce offi cer said Orange Coun ty November. A 0 1916. otter fo r SI. Sanford, Florida and sell 10 the highest b'dder IC , authorities w il l ext radi te Da il ey and move him to Florida Dated 10.19 76 casts, subject to any and all tpitn Nor th HoWltal. MlTCHEL, A ,NEWBqCEq ens, at ttse Front (Wetf) Oc'r — Un i ted S't.s Ma rshal he Se minole County Courthouse n — Middle Distric t of Florida and , , Sanford. Florida, the abo v e I'EHDELLW WHERRY described personal property I Assistant United States Attorney That said sale is being made Attorney for Plaintiff SatiSfy the terms of Said Wr I Publish Nov 3. 10. Il. 24. $916 Er ecut ion DEF II John E Polk Sheriff Seminole County. Florida Vi9 '.t:.-. c. o. ;;. ;. . . ,. 1 I DEE 101 WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) - erendum on easing the sanction IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOlI SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Burns indicated that should Lauderdale which will be in thisA negotiating session between the two sides has been scheduied West Point cadets have voted to take no more than two weeks afternoon." in such instances as self-report- PROBATE DIVISION UNITED for next Wednesday, at which Stowell's findings will be discussed. STATES Fill Number 74-332•CP DISTRICT abolish a review board of of- ed violations would come later. Division and that Wight's offer would COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Wight indicated that he had If the school board agrees to the report as it stands, the contract ficers and instead try alleged be re-considered at that time. 5 Atotalof 151 members of this In Re: Estate of FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION 500 gallons of gasolinefrom which proceed to finalization. Otherwise, the report must be sub violators of the honor code year's graduating class have JOAN .1 MILLS. Case No. Bob Birks, president of Air could not be removed thewill fitted to the 14.37$ On Cii A board for review and for scheduling of a public themselves. Sanlando Inc., asked to be tanks with the regular PU1nP hear Deceased UNITED STATES OF AM[Rc left the academy because they in g. NOTICE OF Plaintiff, vs REGINA C, SIEVE IA The revised trial procedure — were either found guilty of beard at the meeting to express and that he had employed an ADMINISTRATION 4k a REGINA G McCOY a"O an outgrowth of the biggest cheating on graded homework TO ALL PERSONS W "extreme displeasure" at auxiliary pump to get it out. HAVING RONALD I. MCCOY. it Al being without cheat ing scanda l in the acade- last March by officer boards or CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Defendants wi fuel Wednesday "Birks will have gas by the —ORDER O FOR THE ABOVE ESTATEND ALL SERVICE BY PUBLICATION — Or morning. He Indicated he had time he gets, back to his soy's 174-year history — was resigned to take advantage of Seminole County Corn- hour for services, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED motion and affidavit of plainttI written the Authority when the building," said Wight. rflLsslOners Tuesday voted to the above entitled cause by it In their place, the county will approved in a referen dum the so-called Hoffmann plan. IN THE ESTATE Tuesday nightcorps, by 85 according per cent of That plan, proposed by Army same thing had happened YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Assistant United Slates Attorney The Authority also agreed to notify labor attorneys Alley utilize the services of the Miami the 044-cadet that the administration at the estat, an action against the d.f.ndlnii Secretary ttartLi R. Hcffrn.ann Of previously and that he did not lease one half of building 138 to Alley & Blue their services are firm of Muiler & Mintz. JOAN .j MILLS, deceased, File Regina C, Sliver a k a Regina 0 to Michael Ivy, chairman of the last August, waives a two-year Nv-ber 76 232 know how to correct the laVerne Geiger for use in the no longer needed. CP, is pending in the MCCOy and Ronald I McCoy, 0 a' The Mintz firm charges $65 cadet honor committee, situation. manufacture and sale of d 10 enforce a lien upon tell military commitment for these Circuit Court for Seminole County, The Tampa-based labor an how, or $500 a day, Wight explained The referendum, which the cadets and promises them all Florida, Probate Division, the ad property situate in Ihit District and that ceramic products, specialists had earned $90 an whichever IS less. tress which Is Seminole County deScribed as 101IOw The East East 4&j I honor committee had been but certain readmission next Court ofHouse, P.O. Drawer c. feet of Lot IS and the West 30 tee' of drafting since late August, year, Sanford, Florida The personal Lot 14. WILLIAMSON HEIG041S representative of the estate is REPLAT, accordi ng takes effect immediately. It to the plc? Lawr en I I ce E. Dolan. WtS addres.s thereof as recor ded in P141 Boos 13 was presented to the corps for is Suite 1335, CHA Building, at page II of the Public Records of voting alter the office of the — Orlando, Flor ida 3210) The name Seminole C ou nty, Florida and Army's Judge Advocate Gener- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND and address of the personal appearing to the Court that deten repreta?jye's attorney are al in Washi ngton, D.C., a p. FOR set dant(), Regina G Sever a I a SEMINOLE COUNTY, tom below. Regina G McCoy an R onald I FLORIDA I proved its legality. 111 All PIf5Ofll having cIeirri or McCoy are not inhabitants of ret CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.I1SI.CA.04B demands against the estate — Being judged by the review In Rol; the Marrla. of are found within the State of Florida and required, WITHIN board of officers had been a LINDA LEE WIP4KELNAN THREE have not voluntarily appearri MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF herein, and that personal s.er'vce Wife right of cadets accused by 12THE FIRST PUBLICATION __ rOt practical be:a..st4J and OF upon them Trii5 NO! ICE, to tile with the cler cadet honor cuuuliiUees, which WILLIAM R. WINKELMAN their resi k d,nceand whenelbouts are of the above court a have had the power written unknown, it is ORDERED '-' t: Husband I statement of any claim or demand Regina C, Siever a k a Regina NOTI CE OF ACTION form al ,,_. . they may hAve Mc Co claim mt TO WILLIAM R. i',INKELMAN y and Ronmf I McCoy app" in writing and unanimous vote, The new sysmust lfldiCt. th e 4W plead to th e complaint herei,i % RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ( basis for the claim, the name and the Ih day of January. 1777. art tern requires 10 votes to return ADDRESS UNKNOWN eddness of the Creditor or his default thereof the Court * agent YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED .' an allegation. ______ or attorney, and the amount that a Petition for DiSolutl proceed to the hearing a i O Th e commadant of cadets Claimed If the clam IS not :: Marriage has bun filed against YOU, .. .. yet due, IVdiCltlOn of this Suit as it Regina .-_____ the date when it will become reviews the f in ding as an ap- and you are required to serve Siever a k a Regina C McCoy cr0 due a copy shall be Stated. It the Claim Is ' peal, in addition to the academy Of your wr,tt'n defenses to it, if any, Ronald L McCoy, had been served 'ltlngent or unliquidat,d the with process in the State of Florida on CAR ROLL BURKE. Attorney for sserthtendent. r, re of the uncertainty Petitioner, whose address i$ 6$? Shall be bu t only to the extent provided for by Slated If the claim is secured, the Once charged with violating Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Section 1653, Title 21, United States) security be described, The Code. his further ORDERED mat thehonor.code — whichsays"a Sanford. Florida 32111, and file the claimant shall shall deliver sufficient with the Clerk of Circuit notice of this order be published by cadet will not lie, cheat or steal, original copies of the claim to the Clerk the United States Marshal in a Court, Sanford, to County, .' enable the clerk to mail nor tolerate those who do" _a Florid a, on or befoSeminole nwspaper of general Circulat ion one copy to re the 131h day 0 personal representative cadet formerly resigned from December AD, 1976, Otherwise a eaCh Seminole County. Florida, once All persons interested In the default will be entered against YOU' 1. week for six (4) consecutIve weess *state the academy or challenged the for t whom a copy of thiS the relief demanded in, the Notice of Commencing on November to. 1976 egation by asking for officer Administration has been mailed are DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando required, WITHIN review. Finrida. this 111th day of October THREE WITNESS my Hand and Official MONTHS FROM TH DATE — P . "6 walofthisCourtonlhisth,hday OF Previous court decisions have THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF of November, A 0 $716, GEORGE C. YOUNG . held that as long ascadetr 11 e- Seal) THIS NOTICE, to file any objections United Sta tes District Judge . / - they m ______ have that challenges ceived due process — the right challeng Publiih, Nov. $0, $7, 24, Dec I, I Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. the '1 IS. __ validity of the decendent'* will, the Clark of the Circuit Court of counsel, for example — at qualificatio1 of the personal By. Mary N. Darden OEF.aJ — some stage, the proceedings representative, or the venue or i Deputy Clerk ' -, —. -= jurisdiction Of the court, " — were constitutional. That stage CARROLL BURKE ALL. CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND Attorney for Petitioner has becn a board of officers. ' OBJECTIONS NOT $O FILED 4)2 Sanford Atl4ntc Sank Bldg. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM I . Conviction now carries the . Sanford, Florida ' WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 3717) NOTICE Is hereby given tnat single penalty of expuWon. Ivy Publish Nov to, 17. 21- Dec. Dlteofttt.fintpUtlli(.tIOnf? c. I ' 'C %o.. —in ~Wow 13 acl5joi %o bhol, Vie iwve re" ~ at GONZALEZ CO5I* ASSOCIATES Dl F 14 Admmnlltrat)Qn, I. said before the vote that a ref. INC a Florida Novembir 3rd. 1976. . . a - cor po ration 1 cently remodeled the Western Auto store enga in iflfl$ at 11W Palm awrsce t. Dolan I-I Airport Eatery Under Study Evenina Herald. qant.,d rI lio! !~ ROSE MILK S KIN CARE CREAM I BAND-AID CEPACOL psiic MOUTHWASH n OZ.. STRIPS B9$ ` 58 I HOLD 09 4-HR. COUGH S*JPPRESSAN1 Rog of 10 toblou - LOVING CARE C CLAIROL COLOR FOAM 119 �4A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 I Fv.rInrs Her a ld. Sa nford (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) MISS 14 WITH THESE COUPONS SAVE $10-% RK r JUMBO ROLL PARK AVE. and 25th ST. 8a.m.to9p.m. lDaysaWeek U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS MEMNON USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN USIJACIIOICt IItAVT YYt)I LAZY AGED BEEF Oven Ready Rib Roast HEAVY WESTERN BEEF DELMON ICO Boneless London Broil STEAK Gallon USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN 69c DArII 77" LB. Boneless Oven Roast USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN FULL CUT Round Steak 127 LB. USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN 137 Club Steak CHUCK ROAST BLADE CUT 11C LB. 67 Boneless Beef Stew 3 LB. ORMORE LB 127 LB. 870 , LB. BtI. 97" USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN Beef Hind Quarter • 150 LBS. WWII; LB. __ Af S!de of 300 LB.s LB. BABY BEEF HIND Wkd ' I .140 87; 671c 4/1 AMERICAN BELLE Spaghetti 4/$1 Bruce Mashed Yams LOUISIANA BELLE Fancy Long Grain Rice GAL. Liquid Detergent 32 oz. 29, 69; SIRLOIN GLAD ROUND OR CLUB STEAK 971 Sandwich sags 4';' iso .. 7911 WITH COUPON BELOW MISS BORDEN'S PURE CREAMERY RED DART PEAS GA. RED TOMATOES CUT GREEN BEANS DART C CANS. 5/1 8 OZ. ASST FLAVORS 4's WITH COUPON BELOW WITH COUPON BELOW /$1 MIX OR MATCH -- - .1 POITILTInFlt F Apple Sauce 1OLB.6 4C BAG a - - - ______ _______ ___ TOWELS : MILK .uiu...ii.. UU ______ _____ ___ 5LBs. 58c _____ BEER U U I U S U I . 6 . $119 PACK LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND $15 ORDER EXCL CIGS. U _____ . TISSUE 63c U PACK 15½ 01. GLASS POTATOES • LIMIT 2 WITH COU PO N AND $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS, a • 41. 0000 AT PAII( AND SHOP STORES NOV. II. I74 THRU NOV .11 LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY 98 : LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. 3/$1 : ______ _____ ___ : U U U I _____ • IN EGGS • a DOZ . • LIMIT 2 WITH COU PO N AND $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. I -OFF U GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STORES 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES U U 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES a • NOV II, 177$ THRU NOV. If NOV II. 1774 THRU NOV. Il U 2 ON U FLOUR . S Nov. II. I$7 THRU NOV. Il LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY • LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMIL'I I U• LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY COUPON •IUUIUUIIUUIUIUUUUIUIUIUUUU COUPON UUUUIUUUIUIIUIIUUU.U.IIUUI COUPON IUUUUUIUIUUUUUUIUUUUIIU.I.. COUPON UIIUU.i.Iaa.$ U U.S. NO. WHITE U BORDEN'S a I— U • . -BOR EN • COTTAGE I U PURE CREAMERY a C U U CHEESE I U• BAG U 10 LB. ,64c U U PEACHES __ ______ ______ : U • • U • I U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND $15 ORDER EXCL. dOS. . 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES NOV II, 1977 THRU NOV. 17 LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY I U U U U ___________ BORDEN'S 5 YOGURT OFF LIMIT 5 WITH COU PO N U 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES NOV. II, 1714 THRU NOV. ii LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY • U • U D S BUTTER 88c LIMIT 1 WITH COU PON 11 if AND $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. I AND SHOP STORES GOOD AT PAR'( NOV II. 1774 T NOV. 17 LIMIT I COUPON PIN FAMILY I IUUIUIUUIUIUUIUUUUUUUUI..I COUPON UUI MEMO UUUULIUUUIUUUUUUUUI COUPON UUUIUUUUUIUUUIIUUIIUUMEMBER COUPON UIUUUIUIIU..I I U - __ — BORDEN'S ELSIE PURINA FIT 'N' TRIM. UUUUUUUIUUUUI COUPON U KELLOGG'S • I I FAME ITE WITH COUPON BELOW 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES NOV. II. 1714 THRU NOV Il LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY Bread 2/$1 Lb. BUTTER I••UUU••IUUUUUUUUIURUNUU. rniiPni U •U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND $15 ORDER EXCL. dOS, E BUY FROM LOCAL FARMERS GARD YOGURT WITH COUPON BELOW 5 31c~ I OFF fiff1PjKfA A-4 2~UIL71*2 ;59; 2½ Can bUML)tFI) tA I NA )(IM U --- DEL MONTE I U HOMOGENIZED a UpJ'( I I a U U a OFF a a I • U 79C JUMBO SLICED OR HALVES 39C . __ PLASTIC • S a ROLLS ______ NO. 21 2 j9C # GAL LO N U CAN LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND U LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND a U S1 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. • U $15 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. LIMIT 2 WITH COU PON $15 ORDER EXCL CIGS. ______ • 1 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP Sbus . AND $15 ORDER EXCL. CI GS. 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES NOV. Ii. 1714 THRU NOV. Il 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STORES ON 2 NOV. II, I1$ THRU NOV. Il a a LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY NOV. II. 1714 THRU NOV. 11 • NOV. ii. '7. THRU NOV Il I U LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY a a LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY • LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY i a U.IIUUIU•N•Uu COUPON UUUIUUUIII.IUUI..........., COUPON UUUII•UUUU•UIUUII.......i. COUPON UIUUUUUIUUUUUIIUIUUUIU.U.U. COUPON UIIUUUUU.IUNI, OLD MILWAUKEE 12 OZ. POP TOPS: LN PILLSBURY SOFT 'N' PRETTY • GRADE A LARGE N Bleach COTTAGE 98 I BABY BEEF SPECIALS Pork and Beans I.B. BORDEN'S • USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN SHOWBOAT 'l 4 39C WITH COUPON BELOW Carton 49 CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER FREE UIJR1VILt F1tVT VYt)I tNN CUBE STEAK 10 No. CH EESE TIDE LB 179 LAZY AGED BEEF WHITE POTATOES - 49,c 79~ Rrci,iI,Gie+ I nI,c 5 Lb BORDEN'S PLUS DEPOSIT SUNNYLAND CO PE LA N D 53C . WITH COUPON BELOW 5/1 LB Chopped Sirloin Bar-C-Bologna U.S. No. 1 57" FRESH 100 PCT. PURE COPE LA ND DELMONTE SLICED OR HALVES HEAVY WESTERN ••...•..u... COUPON Goodtime Wieners PARK AVE. and 25th ST. 8a.m.to9p.m. l Days a Week WITH COUPON BELOW PILLSBURY PLAIN OR SELF RISING 69C Doz. R.C. COLA DIET RITE COLA SUGARFREE R.C. Ill FRESH 100 PCT. PURE Ground Round GRADE "A" LARGE WITH COUPON BELOW HEAVY WESTERN X-LEAN BEEF PLATE STEW Ground Chuck 41h& SANFORD AVE. Mon., Tues., Wed. 8a.m. to 7p.m. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 8a.m. to 9p.m. Sunday 8a.m. to 1 p.m. Bag MORE LB. Beef Flanken Spare Ribs I MINE 111110 USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF Boneless Sirloin Steak WITH COUPON BELOW S HOP SNOP 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU IN SANFORD Plastic P 7 LB. FRESH MUSHROOMS WITH COUPON BELOW 1201. POP TOP CANS MILK EGGS FLOUR PEACHES K1 CHUCK STEAK USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN 68 C 79 C BORDEN'S EXTRA RICH HOMOGENIZED WE ARE PL EASED TO ACCE PT 6-1 19 ROLLS WITH COUPON BELOW PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., NOV. Ii THROUGH WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1976 ' BOX 39 C USDA CHOICE BEEF BEER 4 49 FEATURING HEAVY WESTERN TISSUE DETERGENT STORE HOURS 4th& SANFORD AVE. ,Son., Tues., Wed. 8 a. M. to 7 p.m. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 8a.m. to 9p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. to 1p.m. OLD MILWAUKEE TIDE TOWELS MEAT PEOPLE SOFT 'N' PRETTY -.--•--- (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESEIVEDI PARK 0 SHOP STORES NOV. I I THRU 17 Save $10-% GIANT W.dn.adav. Nov tfl 191L_..cL F1 .-•---.--- A GOOD ONLY AT GALA rs~ THE U .•.. - ICE CREAM - VLL MUNIL 1I1 R TI ,1.ulI% a U DOG FOOD !FOLGERS COFFEEIS �.. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fr, Evening Herald WO N FIIENCII .VE., SANFOHE) FL.\ .121 Area ('de .05.322.;I I or 81.49q3 Around Wednesday, November 10, 19766A WAYNE Ii t)OYIE. Q Publisher NORMAN II. OSIIRIN, Editor 10SEPl1 VAN BR.('KI.E, Advertising Director D. r" Hime l)elivcrs Week. 55 cenLs; Mi'ritli, $210; 6 Months, fl I i1 tar. S?R.1O. Il Mail in Florida same as Irvine delivers, All othur in.iil \hrtth, $2.70: 6, Months, $1620: 12 Months, $32.40. S .L.. Has it sunk in yet? It happened one wcek ago today in the wee hours of the morning, A success story. 11 we didn't see and hear it with our own eyes and ears, it would be shrugged oil as a story-book event, Except this time it was real. It really happened. And it's still hard to believe, We all have dreams. Some are trivial. Some are grandiose. Sortie are reachable. Some are fantasies. Stop to think about it. Here was this guy from Georgia farmer, onetime state executive, one-time naval officer, onetime engineer. Ile got up one morning and made a decision: lie wanted to be and was going to be President of the United States of America.. And today he is, President-elect, Living proof of that cliche with which most of us grew up: can be President. — — Two Jobs The Clock By Well Done NORM ()SHItIN .1 Though former Captain J. Q. Slim" Galloway and Martha I ihlen's faces are missing, the irit of the services these two edicated individuals provided L . ljves on. Mrs. Vihien served 21 years Galloway 16. Public servants like these are difficult to replace. A courthouse can be a cold building without people like Martha and Slim. 11 Why Would Anyone Run For Office? lit in. ,r't,,ttfl.t',fl, r. YV t%)fliL'U 1U1'4 — . I ,I". F -.~, '' V ,1~.,. .0.1 .11,71N I 1* ~ 11 _-, ~'._. . ) --; ., . ,~;~, ~.~, .1 ~ ". "~, -. I -1 I , '' ,~,,,' " ~!~., ,!I. -., g: SV .-.1 I ? t'. ,, ~!~-i 1.4 II I . w e years back I spent a .. ,j, .. - good deal of my spare time trying to persuade outstanding men and women in my comm un ity 1 to run for office. I rarely succeeded and only after months of •... effort. Once talked into running, good men and M wonien wert not uifncuit to get elected, even ' though my party was a stark minority in the area in which I lived. For members of the other major party fo un d it equally difficult to get inspiring •. candidates. The difficulties in these candidate searches lay not just with l ocal positions city councilmnan or county board of supervisors but '/ were equally vexing when it came to selling outstanding people on r un ning for the state legislat ur e and Congress. !'I, Those we approached, of course, were sue-" I "', . " ~ "_. * -. L cessful in their work, whether in business, .,,?".A,~,-"4", , -writing, teaching, science, fa rm ing or gove rnnient. Those who were young did not want to " . . interrupt their careers. Th ose who had retired saw little satisfaction in taking the abuse levied on all politicians, the good and bad alike., Numbers were convinced too, that if elected there was little that could be accomplished. They believed they had little chance of bucking the majority, composed as it was of so few who pursued the public interest. They saw too many lawmakers and administrative officials feathering their nests, being so dependent on i special interest groups or so busied with the dayto-day trivia of their jobs that they had no time to NEW YORK rAPs There are two sets at give serious study to the important laws on which they voted or to the serious tasks for which government figures on the weekly earnings of a "typical' household head with three dependents, they were responsible. Earlier this year the figure in one was $245, in They feared getting caught in the treadmill wherein an official is forced to keep re-election the other, $174. The difference was 41 per cent. Both are official figures. Both are from the so forcibly in mind that his day-to-day actions become warped. The official becomes engrossed Bureau of Labor Statistics. While the disnot in what should be done for the best interests crepancy has remained unresolved for years, it of his constituents, but in what must be done to isn't overlooked; footnotes dutifully call atbe certain of getting 51 per cent of the votes the k'ntiori to it. For critics who have become increasingly next go round. Each man we approached knew he must be disturbed about the nation's reliance on emprepared to have all his family skeletons rattled, noinic statistics of questionable verity, the including those over which he had no control and situation is a prime exhibit, an illustration of the which, by no stretch of the imagination, would dangers in decisions based on numbers. "I have observed that few people outside BLS have any influence on the manner in which he are even aware that anything is seriously carried on his work in office. Ile knew he must be prepared to have his misleading about the numbers," writes Geoffrey name blackened by any foul rumor the op- If. Moore. director of business cycle research at position or any crackpot should choose to dredge the National Bureau of Economic Research. The smaller figure, an estimate issued each up. lithe office were high, he knew his family would have no privacy and the real or imagined month, tends to be used more than the larger faults of wife and children would be spelled out in figure, obtained by survey and released once a the gossip columns. We would know who In the year. The smaller number is Incorrect, a gross family, be it wife, brother, child or sister-in-law, understating, says Moore. "It just is not so." Moore knows. He was commissioner of the allegedly drank too much, now or in, the past, and Bureau of Labor Statistics until 1975, which in who made any kind of slip. Yet when we go to the polls we expect the man itself Is a commentary on the pertinaciousness of or woman we vote for to be a great speaker, a numbers known to be misleading, and therefore that he dangerous to the decision-making process. superb debater, personable in looks "I should have done more about it at that have a certain mystique, not to mention instant solutions time," said Moore in an interview. But series of all our problems. numbers, once have a tendency persist . . . . . I .-" - ' , . — — 7~~ " ,' ' But as long as the spirit of Slim's and Martha's service remains, their performances will be an inspiration to all those who aspire to public service positions. We salute you, Martha. We salute you, Slim. Goodluck in your retirements. ' ' ' ' . ." A Time For Testing A majority of Americans wanted a change. It was close in the electoral vote but Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale won by 'i two million in the popular vote, a larger margin than John Kennedy had in 1960 or Richard Nixon had in 1968. Gerald Ford ran a good race. But he started too far behind to catch up. The burdens of Watergate and the economy were too heavy for him. Americans will regard him with affection a decent man who did his best in a difficult period and served his nation well. But attention will now focus on the man who will become the 39th president. Carter's victory was a regional one in that he carried every state of the old Confederacy except Virginia to become the first Southerner to win the presidency on his own in a century. The long isolation of the South in American politics has now ended. Congress will continue to be strongly Democratic but also strongly independent. The coalition of Republicans and conservative southern Democrats in Congress remains Intact and I J will influence the president's proposals In many areas. There will be a change of leadership but probably little change of policy in foreign affairs. It is clear there was no mandate for a major reduction in defense spending. As president, Carter will push for reform of the bureaucracy, in the Income tax system and the welfare system. In all these areas, he will undoubtedly encounter stubborn resistance from senior Democrats entranched positions of I power in the Congress. The next four years will be a time of testing for Jimmy C Carter and the nation. The challenges will be staggering. It will be a time for national unity in support of our new leadership and reur.vctl dedication to tac rneais that make this nation great. — I in -.' . '. , ' . .,.-.. . JOHN CUNNIFF ' — for begun, WASHINGTON Virginia's powerful Byrd clan, headed by Sen. Harry Byrd Jr. have quietly helped to obstruct a plan to recruit more unemployed Americans this year pick their apple crop. Instead, they brought in work crews from Jamaica. Under the law, foreign workers cannot certified employment in this country until it can be that no Americans can be found do the work. Rodney Turner, an official the Virginia State Employment Commission, thought that enough American labor could be found to harvest most ci the Shenandoah apple crop. He proposed a plan to recruit more American migrant workers. The Byrds have always dominated the Virginia apple industry. The senator's son, Harry F. Byrd III, formally heads the Frederick County Growers Association. The association bitterly opposed Turner's plan which, therefore, was never Implemented. to the picking crew. It was work for a circus performer. Ile balanced himself precariously on the top rungs of a fl-toot ladder, reached with both hands into the upper branches and stuffed apples into a canvas bag slung from his neck. As the bag became weighted with apples, the balancing act became more breathtaking. To pick apples fast enoughto earn a decent salary, Bernton reported, "a man's hands must remain constant motion." The crew chief, a lumpy woman, with a kindly smile and crafty eyes, strode up and down the rows of trees while the men picked. She was backstopped by an ample, affable husband, whose mood occasionally could turn ugly, "I'm like a rattlesnake right now," he would warn on one In particular, chomping menacingly on a cheap cigar. "When he's got them coils rattling and his head cocked back, you know he means business. You luww he's about to strike. Well. I'm about to strike." Turner's reward his enterprise was to be Earlier this year, Bernton infiltrated the eased off the date employment commission. He migrant work force In southern Florida and now back running his dairy farm near described the shocking abuse of the stoop Roanoke, Va. laborers. But on the Byrd farm, he found the We heard, meanwhile, not only that the Byrds living and working condition far better. are exploiting their Jamaican pickers but that The labor camp consisted of two narrow. I., the working conditions are substandard. shaped, cinder block barracks. on a gentle rise. To check out the dory, we sent our roving The rooms, though small, had heaters and clean reporter, Hal Bernton, to the Byrd orchards. bedding. At the edge of the woods was an Posing as a drifter. Bernton signed on with outhouse and a washroom, with hot showers. — to 6 if I —1 be for proved to of al fo for is see Both General Motors and Chrysler Corp. have anno un ced r ecord high profits for the third quarter of this year. Th e only reason Ford Motor' .!..,.•. Co. did not join the happy group Is that it was the , .!' target of a 28-day strike by the United Auto Workers. What it means to the first two companies, to ?'-' use the words of their own spokesmen, is that there is "no reason" for a strike against them. Their record profits indicate they should be able ) to meet the same workers' demands as Ford did. Plain common sense would seem to dictate that there was no reason for a strike against PAL.,STINIA'4$ Ford in the first place. Its profits were also good, up to the strike. But that's water over the dam, and no doubt Ford will begin recouping its lost sales. Now all this is fine and dandy for the auto companies and t heir workers. But the car-buying I public will foot the bill for this new boost in the ( v l%*~ incomes of both. Even though the public is already paying an 7' average of $326 more for a 1977 model, Chrysler chairman John A. Riccardo, whose company has been selected by the UAW as its next target, does I not rule out another price increase later in the model year. One can't help wondering, though, what would have happened if the UAW and the companies had gotten together and announced that in view of the industry's healthy profit picture, the union had decided to renew the old contract arid the companies in turn were voting a dividend to the public in the form of lower prices even when wrong, he explained. Or almost as welcome, the same prices. "Concerned about statements that real earThis would have Immediately lowered nmg.s have gone nowhere since 1965," Moore everybody's cost of living, have spurred sales recently wrote an article on the subject for The even more and eventually maybe have Morgan Guaranty Survey, a monthly exam- generated enough new profits to enable the ination of the economy published by Morgan companies to reward their workers with a bonus Guaranty Trust Co. later on. "Why the difference?" he asks in the Back iii U,t world of reality, of course, we drLiwers: "'tic main reason Is that the know that workers and management, in the auto monthly series is based on an assumption and industry or any other, do not consider themthat assumption happens to be wrong." Num- selves to be members of the same team. They tiers, no matter how neat they appear to be, are are antagonists. Nor are they exactly overonly as good as the assumption underlying them. whelmed by any sense of responsibility toward The assumption on which the lower earnings the larger public. number is based is that the average worker who As we said, this is fine, so long as the public is supports a family of four has the same weekly willing and able to pay ever higher prices for the earnings as the average of all workers. product produced. One can't help wondering, however, whether "But the average of all workers Includes many who work only part of a week," Moore points out. the automobile industry, and those who are And it also includes many young, single persons employed by it, are not setting themselves up for who have not yet attained their full earnings a fall someday even worse than the one they experienced during the oil embargo and energy capacity. crisis. "Hence it seriously understates the average earnings of a worker who supports a family of The Social Security tax goes up again Jan. 1. four," says Moore. And the distortion may be That is, the taxable wage base will be increased getting worse, because the percentage of part- from the present $15,300 to $16,500. time earners has been increasing. Even though the tax rate itself will not Ironically, says Moore, "Many of these part- change, everyone earning more than $15,300 will time earners are helping to increase family pay more in Social Security. The maxtmwn tax income, yet because they are averaged In with for those whose earnings will be equal to or the rest, they actually reduce the figures used In greater than the $16,500 base will be $926.2, or estimates." $70.20 more than in 1976. * .. Fs.\.:' it's Christmas catalog time again." LOS ANGELES AP A tentative settiement has been reached in the 18-day strike by pilots against Continental Airlin es a spokesman for the Air Line Pilots' Association — said today Continental officials could not be reached for comment, and there was no immediate word when flights would resume. All Continental flights have been canceled through I'ridav. Continental Capt. Dave Saas said negotiators hammered out terms of the tenI. I' 1a1ivc pac t T uesd1 ay ni,1kt a1 .ti meeting in iuesuay Segundo, but he said the pact had not been signed by the parties. ______________ '' ' •., '' . ' Images Aid Weight Program ' . BOSTON AP A psychologist says he's helping fat people lose weight by showing them subliminal images of slender people and insects crawling through calorie-filled treats, 'We are trying to make fat people think 'normal,' which they don't know how to (10 They think 'fat," said Hal C. Becker, director of the clinical i c an n d behavioral i ra engineering 1a at lulane University in New Orleans. Becker said Tuesday that his patients at tend 9rninute sessions each week, during which they watch videotaped messages on diet and nutrition. During the tanes . background images are flashed on the screen too quickly to be consciously noticed. '.-' ' __ ,\ ' V- . Canadian Storm Brings Snow ,10 in By 'Ill(- Associated Press A wind-driven storm from Canada dropped about ut an inch of snow on the Great Lakes region overnight, Gale warnings were up for lakes Michigan, of hazardous road conditions in northeastern Minnesota and upper Michigan. Scattered rain fell on the Ohio Valley and portions 01 northern California and south- Murderer Wants Death They were better at rhythm-making, • judged. "We're all U.S. citizens, and our unemployment rate is over 20 per cent. This costs the U.S. taxpayers In unemployment benefits and food stamps. Another thing, we try to monitor the condition of all our workers and make sure they are not mistreated. The Jamaican government able do that." working to The Frederick County growers, nevertheless, continue to recruit about half of their pickers from Jamaica. Our reporter spent a week working in the Byrd orchards. As he left, low-lying clouds had formed a misty veil over the mountains of th e Shenandoah. It was a scene from early America. lie almost expected one of the early Byrds to appear In colonial garb. Then the Jamaicans, their day's work done, P began to crowd around a phonograph and wriggle into Jamaican reggae rock. A calypso beat rose from the orchard into the crisp Virginia night. Footnote: A spokesman for Sen. Byrd adhowever, than picking apples. But In answ!r to mitted the senator has a ftnajicjz,l Interest In the the growers' complaints, a Puerto Rican official orchards but takes no part in their day.to.day told Bernton bitterly: "You can't tell me our operations. logical kind of sequence for him to pursue," C. Fred Bergsten, a Brookings Institution — economist who advises the President-elect on international econom i c issues, said Tuesday. President Ford attended ceonomic summit conferences with Western nations and Japan in France in 1915 and again in Puerto Rim June. There has been some talk of holding a third summit in Japan next year. Ironically, the next summit conference could undo some of the work of the Pue rt o Rican conference, where the nations committed themselves to ceomiomic po licies intended to promote gradual recovery from recession while avoiding the clanger of a new outburst of in- flation. That same approach was endorsed as recently as l ast Presidents, with rare exceptions, have relaxed by fighting bogeys on the golf course since the administration of SYil11am Howard Taft, starting in 1909. But it remained for the month at the annual meeting of the 129-nation International Monetary Fund in the PhilipflCS. But now there is growing concern that the major economies president has been a devotee of the game to varying degrees John F. tead ' .'-nnmi,fl, — Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. Only Ford, ex-footballer, ardent skier and sports buff, matched Eisenhower's enthusiasm for the fairway game. ' Now Ford be aten by Ca rt er week 's, is the iarc to see Firs favorite driving club retired and placed in a glass case in the club house at the Bur ning Tree Club. Taft was a bulbous muon of , as ' more than 300 pounds who had to sneak away to obscure places to gain the enjoyment of swinging a club. Although burdened with the pressures of World War I and the League of Nations, Woodrow Wilson was an avid golfer ..14La nference include: for a rency exchange rates. intervention by some countries on behalf their c ur rencies is of In Birth suspected as having kept some c ur rency values artificially low to the detriment of other currencies. Control —Problems that poor and an- LOS ANGELES I All) The diabolical alien, The Prodigy, is seconds away from his nationwide telecast that will draw millions .,., ,, m-tI[ . . _0J ._Z '' . . " - ---- . f' - "•-"- ,.a's,, -" •; if -. .:.. ,, - - •-- - ____ 1. , _____ .: Walter Hagen as his White House guests. --' - The somber Calvin Coolidge didn't play, but his sons were very active, and one of them died of a foot infection alter a round on the course herbert Hoover played some golf in his pre-White House years, and records show his name was once posted for delinquency in dues at a fashionable Florida club, but he was too busy with the depr ession to play much golf while president. Franklin D. Roosevelt was a fair golfer before being stricken with polio, and his wood-shafted driver with a un ique brass ba ck , ' ' :: - -":.: ''- ' --, j . ____________ ______________________ ' N. - ' ' -'.".' r-" - - . I _' - ' - ' . ..—- '. .' -._-. __. .. - — , — ' sits alongside the drivers of Taft. Wilson and Harding at the club. Harry S. Truman, who came next, disdained the sport, but he became a member of B ur ning Tree and was seen quite regularly in the club lounge playing poker. Ike was the first president to — The late John F. Kennedy , _______________ - r -- . -'- (Horald CHILL y photo by Joan Patleso n) Recent cold weather has included a bone-chilling breeze off Lake Monroe, which whips the waters into a froth and cuts through the clothing of bundled BREEZE visitors to Sanford's lakefront, Brrrr! How long is It 'til Spring? Famed Philadelphia Hotel hi ays Wit n D Pill 1,ADELPHIA (AP) Spiro & Associates, the public The Bellevue-Stratford hotel, relations firm that handles the 1904 and has 750 rooms, has had an occupancy rate of 8 per cent the ball of all the golfing presi- headquarters of the ill-fated Bellevue account, confirmed since the outbreak of ledents, but he was troubled with Pennsylvania American Legion the Daily News story. The gionnaires disease, the Daily co nvention last summer, will news pape r said the hotel had a bad back and im pa tience News said. close within 10 days because of suffered daily losses of $10,000 Richard M Nixon picked u The paper said that every 10 slumping business, it was since the outbreak of the the cudgel but show ed Ii a days, the Bellevue's pa rent titude until he started taking learned today. called legionnaires disease. company, Bankers Security Twenty-nine pe rsons di ed of a lessons from pm Tony Penna. Co rp., has transferred $100,000 mysterio us illness following the A definite l in k between the of its own assets to the hotel to garnering July 21-24 and 151 disease and the Bellevue was keep it afloat. It said the hotel's others became ill, never established. However, deficit is 81 million since Hotel officials had no corn- health offic,ials included in their business fell off after the coniiicnt on a report on the closing definition of the illness that a vention. in the Philadelphia Daily News person had to have visited the The Daily News said the city today, but called a news confer- Bellevue between July 1 and intends to try to buy the hotel i'nce for later in the day. Aug. 18. with hopes of Immediately sellHowever, an executive with The hotel, which was built in ing the property to a developer for construction of a new hotel with complete convention facilities. , Seminole Coun ' ty the chairman that anyone Meet theMayor at"] Commissioner Harry sitting on the board Kwiatkowski Tuesday San ford's which rules on personnel asked for a recoinmatteu'sforthecountv's650 mendauon for an official employes— must be at the appointment to the ipvpi. anager's ..... county's personnel board. "how about putting a On Road Paving bulldozeroperator on there?" asked outgoing The Lake Mary City Council Commission Chairman ____________________________ has called a special meeting for Mike hiattaway. I p.m. today to consider I Adak, "I would be In favor of whether Evansdale Road will the change," the chairman l' paved, ________________________ added. Meeting with the council will 1 At first It seemed county Ut' principles of lleidrich : CALL-322-6S62 government's solid bastion Enterprises which plans to of managerial Imperative __________________ _-/ PLUMBING a subdivide a parcel adjacent to WALL HEATING might be cracked, but, ____________________________ the road into 24 lots for alas, It was not to be. development. Kwiatkowski Informed Final plot approval for the development is pending a council decision and guidance to the developer. Our Thursday at 7:30 p.m.. EU': council will hold a workshop t discuss personnel policies — ' ' Bulldozer Bid Vetoed — I Meetina Set -- m 0 — innocent teen-agers Into his seamy plot for a population explosion on earth. "When I'm in front ef that television tonight. I'll hit the beardless, mindless crowd with everything I've got," snarls the HOSPITAL NOTES The plan Is to tell adolescents that pregnancy is good for them, that it will balance their hormones and control acne. 0. "What jive stuff this turkey hands out!" muses that perennial good guy, Spider Man. In the nick of time he breaks into the studio, rips off the Prodigy's human mask and foils the plot with uper spider webs. "Never again will you mesmerize kids with your destructive propaganda," a triumphant Spider Man chides the demon. This comic book scene of good versus evil Is Planned Parenthood's newest approach to the teen-age pregnancy problem the plight of an estimated one million American teen-agers a year, according to Dr. Hugh Anwyl, executive director of the organization's office here. The .-cent comic book by Marvel Comics is distributed by Parenthood clinics nationwide. It deals with pregnancy and contraception, homsexuality, masturbation and venereal $uisease. c It skirts morality entirely, focusing mainly on the value of good sense and knowing the facts, Anwyl said. "There's a lot of material the bad guy can propagate," he said. "What we're trying to show kids through Spider Man is that you don't have to be trapped." a far cry from anvthini moralistic. I think it points to one significant thing that there is an option, that you have a choice. It's not pushing anything or saying it's wrong to be pregnant." Spider Man, you may recall, is the alter ego of a high school ludent who was bitten by a radioactive spider in 1962. The bite supercharged him, turning him into a humble, rather reluctant crusader for good and justice. Planned Parenthood recognized his appeal to children and - — Planned -- teens. l. "The kids like It and that's about as much as we can expect," said Johanna Pugni of Planned Parenthood In New York, who developed the campaign. Gregory T. Brown, h:tr- NOVEMBER 3 ,tDM11ONS pii-e Violet M. MrdkrfI Ester Rover Lynn Emerson, Lake Mary Mike Sabo Kim G. Smith, Lake Mary Ralph I,.. Kelly, DeBary Gary K. Fields, Orange City Anthony A. Falello, Deltona BIRTH Alge K. Johnson, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. Bryan dllrendai helen E. Lundblom, Deltona Colemnaa, a girl, Sanford James 1). Monti, Deltona DISChARGES Arthur Soukup, Deltona Sanford: Kaethe M. Wurmlmnger, Mrs. LeRoy Margaret) Deltona Jenkins & boy Iklmus H. Dykes Melissa Harper, Geneva Patsy C. Harlow Steven W. Noe, Lake Mar, Asher J. Kanner Myrtle Wallin, Osteen Marion Malane Mrs. Charles Josrr.' Eartha ,Melton Jtncr.ttt s girl, Oviedo Sanford: Sharon Bass Bernard Eisenberg Mildred L. Kirby Lewis J. Minter James J. Morre Orsie I.. Pritchard Joyce Wilson John A. Lewis, DeBary Joseph Paulling, Deltona Ruth Ringwald, Deltona WEATH ER I - Tuesday's high 74, today's low 43. Partly cloudy and mild today and Thursday with afternoon highs mid to upper lOs. Not cold tonight. Lows mostly lower to mid SOs. Winds variable 10 m.p.h. or less through Thur. sday. TOMORROW'S TIDES AREA DEATHS MRS. AGNE.S HUMPHREY as Daytona Beach: high 10:20 a.m., 10:33 p.m., few 3:41 a.m., 4:23 P.M. pj Canaveral: high 10:01 Call., 10:04 p.m., Low 3:35 sin., 4:09 p.m. Bayport: high 2:28 a.m., 4:20 p.m., low 9:48 a.m., 9:38 p.m. Mrs. Agnes C. Humphrey, 78, 10.12 W Second St., Sanford died Tuesday morning. She was born in Douglas, Ga., and came to Sanford 46 years ago. She was a member of the First 0! Church of the Nazarene. Survivors Include a daughter, Mrs. Jewell Mcl.od, of Sanford; son, Willie H. Whitley, Columbia. S.C.; sister, Mrs. T. W. Spivey, Sanford; brother, Kelly Burkett, of Lakeland; 1 four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangeniznts. _______________— __ AGNES c.-.- FU15r3i %IVv(eS for Mr ''Q's C Hi.amperey. 11. lIzi W Second St.. Sartorc1. who died Tvdjy. will be h,Idatli a of Home y. at Brisson Funera' Douglas Elliott Buri,il will be in with Rev. O,sklawn Brssan in M,m,tâj char ge Park 1i1aj ~~ , I w - 4.' - ' v., I.. Funeral Notices HUMPHREY, MRS :' ..:!;I:IiL1 -ft Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, was perhaps the best striker of — Th e special problems of Italy arvi Great Britain, which appear in need of outside finan. cial he lp to avoid economic collapse. By the time Carter takes office, the IMF should already have acted on Britain's request $3.9 billion l oa n. —A system for polic ing the c ur rent system of floating cur- Spider Man Aids & _ virtual religion after he was nomous with the sport. He se elected in 1952. up a winter White House at Augusta, Ga. site of the MasSince Ike, every s ,'tnhI more late General Dwight D. Eisen- use a steel-shafted driver, and bower to turn the pastime into a he made the office almost syro- in the industrial world have slowed too much, and that problems of unemployment ¶1 low output are getting worse in- pansionary measures are willing than Ford to reschedule and postpone debt rmayment'm NEW YORK (AP) The election of Jimmy Cart er a ppears certain to cool the golfing fever that has been around the White house for the l ast qua rter of a century. No more putting on the east lawn. No locker at the exclusive Burning Tree Club in suburban Bethesda, Md. No policy decisions on the first tee. No judging the state of the union by the severity of the president's slice, "Jinuny never took much to golf," a spok esman for the country's President-elect said from Carter's vacation spot off the Georgia coast. "He's more of a softball man. lie plays tennis a bit, loves fishing and is crazy about auto racing. But golf? Forget it." II A billion. Carter is expected to be dentmEllec Isn 't A Golfe r nornic summit, it would be 1,a needed by those three big econouti es," Bergsterr said in an interview. _W I-, .?,,I I t While Carter has not comn u tted himself to such an eco- An expected increase in world oil prices by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in December also would add to world ec nomic worries. An increase of lOper cent would add $12 billion to the c ur r en t world oil bill of $120 billion. The dence is becoming increasingly persuasive that some kind of parallel cx- I L S fercrice soon after fit takes of: sinister visitor from outer space. hours of training before their productivity Is isn't Mounting economic difficulties co SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Convicted murderer Gary Mark Gilmore says he has accepted his punishment and has ask ed the Utah Supreme Court to let him be shot by a firing squad next Monday. But two court - appointed attorneys are arguing in favor of a stay of execution for Gilmore. The lawyers, Craig Snyder and Michael Esplin, appealed to the state high court on Monday over Gilmore's objections. monthly people aren't capable of picking apples. We feel the growers never wanted our people in the first place. The workers are supposed to have 60 derdeveloped nations are having in repaying their growing international debts, which now total about $170 — facing Carter that could be taken up at an eco no mic summit — Bernton bunked with a thin, sickly man, who had come to the Byrd farm from a Baltimore flophouse. The meals, which cost the workers $30 a week out of their earnings, were wholesome. The Jamaicans ate West Indian cooking in a separate mess hall. On Saturday afternoons, the pickers bought bootleg beer and port wine from the crewleader at inflated prices. The Jamaicans were the best workers. They swarmed over the trees with relentless efficiency. Most of them shunned the Saturday booze. As one explained his abstinence to Bernton: "I don't drink the stuff, man. I got a wile and family back in Jamaica. Money is hard to come by there. I plant the yam, harvest the mango, banana and breadfruit." The Puerto Rican pickers were more exuberant than efficient. They raced around the camp, whooping it up, bursting Into sudden songs. At night, they gathered at the end of the cinderblock barracks. One would start it off with a song. Then another would tap a Latin beat on the drainpipe. Another would leap from his seat on a trash can, lift the lid dramatically in the air and then bring it down with the resounding crash of a giant symbol — all in time to the music. (AP) throughout the world may prompt Presldcnt-elect Jimmy Carter to 5uppo rt an Internatio na l economic summit con ()hr western Oregon. — WASHINGTON top economic adviser, Lawrence R. Klein, appears to agree with some privote economists that Japan's industrial production has dedined for two quarters in a row as was the handsome Warren and "in the whole Western G. harding. who often had such worm, inc curve or industrial players as Geni' Sraen and production is flat." Superior and Erie and travelers were warned nrtir'!e. Byrd Clan Favors Jamaicans In Orchards 11 • Pilots Reach Agreement JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD "1 " , D s c r epa nc y In F igu r e s I I_T ii''as m cor a a "stronn6 g ' SSijI'1's iY t ' "tie OUiu tax cut to stimulate it. But Congress chief taxwriter, house Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman, said Tuesday that Congress should approach any such proposal 'with great caution \~ ." — 1, Carter said last W(%ek that if the economv does not begin improving liv January , there j' I GM,Chrysler,, Announce High Profits `1 , , .'';; ' with key congressional Democrats is em erging ov er the possibility of a new tax cut DON OAKLEY '.' — WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Jimt-ny Carter s first policy disagreement ' 4 — Carter, Congress May Clash Over Proposal For Tax Cut , RAY CROMLEY Both were outstanding examples of good people Who faithfully served the public as county emloyes. "Slim" Galloway is a gentleman who was respected and admired by judges, lawyers, police officers and prisoners alike. Ile combined the firmness necessary to be Chief Deputy Sheriff with the compassion which allowed for fair treatment of prisoners troubled men. Slim's sense of humor revealed a love of life and a love for his fellow man. It could be said of Slim that he is of the "Old School." In short, a gentleman. Martha Vihien patiently and efficiently monitored the filings of all court documents and pleadings. With a cheerful smile and a helpful hello, she greeted thousands of visitors to the clerk's office. She treated angry citizens with courtesy, bewildered visitors with assistance and fellow workers with high spirit. 1 be or Anyone Over at the courthouse in Sanford and at the unty jail, two faces are missing. The faces longed to public servants, not just any old public rvants, but two who served Seminole taxpayers A served them faithfully and well. IN BRIEF — — Carter May Support An Economic Summit NATION many observers from that hostility they were breeding about The System and The Establishment. The feeling of the history class of Richard H. Smith at Lyman High School is probably typical. And so is that of Smith himself, '1 think it's super," says Smith. "I like the fact that it can still happen in our system. It's proof that it still works." His students, he says, agree. "The kids were definitely cynical before,' Smith concedes. "I think this helped them lose their cynicism. They were convinced that the system was locked in so that only the big politicians could do anything. "To them the American success story was just a story. But not now." that So, to many, a moral and message can be deduced from 1916: Anyone can grow up to President. Well, alm os t anyone. The story of James Earl Carter Jr. must go down as the story of the century If not of all history for all time. That is, when it finally sinks in. As The Herald reviewed in words and pictures ' last week, it was this same James Earl Carter Jr. who came traipsing into this office unnoticed, unheralded, unexpected, even unwanted a year ago last summer. 'M name is Jimmy Carter and I'm running for President." Jimmy Who? The reaction, as we recounted, was un' derstandable and surely typical of many others throughout this country. "Sure you are. And what else are you selling?" Nice guy, but he must have a few peanuts loose up there. Well, who's laughing now? He pulled it off. And the reactions are still simmering, among citizens Carter fans otherwise. if nothing else, his success ritust help to dissuade Wednesday, Nov. 10, 117-7, GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 11 ii ,',( ¶T "IIlPORT BOULEVARD ''b SANFORD FLORIDA TELFPHQNF 322J213 '.itI,IAML GRAUrCOW ' J �Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ~I Third Time A Charm SCOREBOARD 0 Palmer Cy Young Winner I ' NEW YORK AP) : .. --. Cy Young Award today for the third time. _41t I versed his field in the second half of the season, won the American League's 4 - Balti- more's Jim Palmer, an All-Star (lame reject last July who re- -. - — The Orioles' right-hander joined Sandy Koufax, formerly of the Los Angeles Dodgers, and Tom Seaver of the New York Mets as baseball's only triple winners of the coveted pitching award. Palmer, also named the American League's best pitcher in 1973 and 1975, was an Ali, but the merry times of these Rotarians! Al easy winner this time over Berguson and Jim de Ganahl were at Mayfair runner-up Mark Fidrych, Country Club Tuesday morning plugging Saturday's Detroit's flashy "Birdman" Rotary Golf Tournament. Rotary members pay a Who took baseball by storm III his rookie season. dollar to the club each time their names appear in Palmer received 108 points on the pair jokingly the newspaper, explaining why 19 first-place votes, four see. gave their names as Tom Hunt and Speed Moreland onds and one third From the - "We had a better record than average of 2.51 despite a de- oles played better over-all ball, told The Associateti Press Tuesday night. "But, really I never felt I should have been on the team. The whole thing was blown out of proportion. "My point was that the American League never seems to send its best players to the All-Star games...." Palmer led the American League in victories with a 22-13 record and had an earned run the Yankees after that. The club has to play well for you to sultory start. The reason he he said. "Our club played very well pitched well in the second half of the season was that the On- after June 15," said Palmer. pitch well." 11 Palmer's latest triui.ph leaves him with few new fields conquer. "I'd just like to pitch about five or six years longer and stay healthy," he said. F'idrych had a 19-9 record and the best ERA in the American League with 2.34. to SPORTS SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 - - -. . - -- - WHO GETS LAST LAUGH? - - - to Herald photographer Rick Wells. Their ploy was Baseball Writers Association of discovered, however, and here's their punishment — Ainerica. Al Berguson, Jim de Ganahl, Al Berguson, Jim de Ganahi, A l Berguso n, Jim de Ganahl, Al Berguson, Jim de Ganahl, At Berguson, Jim de Ganahl, Al Berguson, Jim de Ganahl, Al Berguson, Jim de Ganahl, At Berguson, Jim de Ganahl, AI Berguson, l : and Jim, the last laugh's Jim de Ganahl. Sorry. on you. Pay up! ' ,Borg Wants Connors 111 Swede has beaten Connors only Tuesday night, whipping Jirm Stockholm Open tennis tourna- once ineigtlifetime meetings. llrebecof Czechoslovakia 6.3,&ment stillis in its early stages, IlLs o nl y vict ory came in this 1. but Bjorn Borg already Is tou rn ey three years ago. This The 24-year-old Connors, topthinking about the ending. year, Connors beat Borg in the seeded, felt good about his vjc"Most of all I'd lik e to meet U.S. Pro Championships at tory.. Jimmy Connors in the final," Philadelphia, the U.S. Open at "I felt pretty loose tonight," 11 STOCKHOLM tAPi % it — The NEW YORK (AP) — Here is a list of previous American te,sgue winners of the Young Award, 1975 - Jim Palmer, Balli more 1974 — Jim Hunter, Oakland Jim 1913 Palmer. Balli more 1972 Gaylord Perry, Clove land 1971— Vida Blue. Oakland 1970 Jim Pecry. Minnesota 1969 Mike Cuellar, Bait more, and Denny McLain. Dc trot 1964 — Denny McLain, Dc trot 1967 Jim Lontiorg. BoSløn 196.6 — Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles 1965 — Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles 1964 — Dean Chance. Calilor nia 1961 — Sandy Koufax. Los Angeles 1962 Don Drysdale, Los An qeles 1961 — Whitey Ford, New York Yankees 1960 — Vern Law. Pittsburgh 1959 — Early Wynn, Chicago - -- - - Seer Says Gators Lose have cost Alabama two of them. try ... Alabama 17-13. Last week's score was 46 right, 20 wrong and one tie for a .697 percentage. Ci the season, it is 431-177-11—.70. Florida at Kentucky: Despite the loss to Georgia, the Gators a tough spot to play." But the Bulldogs can make It to the a with Bowl Sugar win ... Georgia 34-17. Ohio State at Minnesota: Might the Buckeyes be lookI'n ahead to Michigan and might Bryant notes. "but I've never [tight now, 'Bama is on a 5.0 can capture a share of the they suffer the same fate that been in the arena. I'm looking forward to it. Notre Dame is upgrade after a sluggish 2-2 start "We've let other people Southeastern Conference crown for the first time with a victory befell Michigan at the hands of Purdue? "There isn't a chance probably the footb, all capital of do the coaching the last five bere. Does there always have to games," Bryant says while be a first time? Second Upset in the world of that for one rea- the world." NEW YORK Bear Bryant is about to visit Notre Dame for the first time and it is questionable whether college football's book of legends can stand the strain. with Notre Dame Bowl winning both by a total of only three points. For that little (ill. "I've been to South Bend," — lerence, plenty was accornpushed. Notre Dame won a national championship and may — — Notre Dame struggled to beat Whoa there, Coach. Isn't Tus- son, and you're looking athim," Special... Kentucky 24-17. Georgia at Auburn: "Chant- State 31-14. Navy and l ost to G eorgia Tech after beating five consecutive pions win their own titles," says Missouri at Oklahoma: With Georgia's Vince Dooley. "The all their troubles, the Sooners opponents without allowing a Southeastern Conference still have n niitcld shot at touchdown. Will it be Bryant the legend or championship game is at Au- crownand the OrBig Eight Notre Dam e the legend? Let's burn next Saturday, and t ha t's ange Bowl. "We ha ve an oppor- caloosa the f oot ba ll capital of the world? "Only in Alabama." Alabama and Notre Dame have met twice in the 1973 Sugar Bowl and the 1974 Orange — tunity to take it down to the finIsh against Nebraska," says C'nRch Barry Switzer Oklahoma 27-21. Dorset M et T e Oklahoma State Midwest 23, Kansas State 16; Colorado 30, Kansas 20; Ball State 30. Western Michigan 20; I3ow1I1.4 ( 0 fl eg I Green 28, Southern Illinois 24; said Borg after dispatching Forest Hills and a tournament he said. "it seems my biggest Cincinnati 25, Ohio U. 7; Tulsa Robin Drysdaleof Britain &-2,6- in Caracas, Venezuela. problem is to run off the court 'Tm still quiet, but I'm not been downhill for Dorsett. PITTSBURGH (AP) 45, Drake 14; Eastern Michigan it 2. "1 really want to take reConnors was his usual devas- fast enough after a match is shy," says Dorsett. "I'm basic"What else can be said about —He wanted to quit in his 27, Illinois State 13; Wisconsin venge against him." tasting self in opening-round finished." Tony Dorsett?" Coach Johnny ally the same person I was four first year but "my mother told 25, Indiana 20; Miami, 0. 23, Borg has a lot to revenge. The play in the $l,() tourney Borg, 20, who has won Wim,Majors asks. years ago. I'm a little older, a me the only person I'd be hurt- Kent State 9; Central Michigan _____________________________________________________ bledon and World Champion- w Well, there's not much Ma- little wiser and it's a lot easier ing is myself." 27, Northern Illinois 6; Michship Tennis championships this tse Bob Turley, New York jors hasn't said about his for me to communicate with —Although unmarried, he fa- igan State 30, Northwestern 13: year, appeared to have little Yankees people. mealticket. The latest goes thered a son born the day of his Toledo 20, Marshall 18; Wichita 1957 Warren Spjhfl, Mu % trouble with Drysdale, but said Dorsett doesn't know what first varsity game in 1973. State 22, Indiana State 15. something like this: waukee Braves It it was not as easy as it looked. Don 19 5 Newcombe, "lie has the unique quality of he'd be doing without football, "lie's my No. 1," Dorsett says. Southwest Texas Tech "It's always difficult in the Brooklyn which probably is going to "I love him more than I love Southern % great broken-field running Methodist 14; first round," he said. "I came ability with 4.3 speed. lie has make him a rich titan before too myself. Maybe 20 years ago you McNeese 35, Lamar 10; North Note From 1956 1966, there 1.% ' here only two days ago and I was a single Cy Young award the ability to change pace and long. But he's sure he wouldn't couldn't talk about having a Texas State 21, Florida State haven't trained so much. Ac- for trio two leaguev be running at top speed 2-3 steps be working in the steel mill child without being married, 18; Baylor 33, Rice 27; AtGAINESVILLE (AP) Most forecasts of the tually, I'm only satisfied with after changing pace. lie's al- where his father, Wes, still but it's become more and more kansas State 24, Texa.s-.ArlingSoutheastern Conference basketball race cast the Florida my backhand tonight." his total more than WBS had the strength to break toils, leaving the Aliquippa accepted today. I don't think we ton 17; Texas 30, Texas Chris1. Gators as an also-ran, but Coach John Lotz is more op14 Borg meets 20-year-old coun- doubled that of Detroit's young tackles. project where the family Lives did something morally wrong. (ian 20; West Texas State 23, timist.ic for his team. tr)lnan Jan Norrback in his right-bander, who had 51 'points "Even as a freshman, you around 6 a.m. each day. We were very close to getting Northeast Louisiana 13. "We were very close in a lot of games last year," I,otz next match tonight, while Con- based on five first-place votes, only had to (dl him one time "I've been around the mills married, but I didn't think I was Far West-Arizona 31, Cobsaid reflecting on Florida's disappointing 12-14 record in riors plays urger Andersson of seven For second and five for how to run a play and he knew and I made a commitment to ready. I thought marriage rado State 24; Arizona State 3F 1975-76. "If we can get over the edge, I think we'll have a Sweden. third. it. lie has the finest mind I've myself never to work In the could cause a lot of conflicts we Utah 30; California 38, Wasn% chance every time we take the floor." Borg, who recently anPoints are awarded on a basis ever seen on a Football Field. mills," Dorsett says. "I went couldn't handle." ington State 28; Fresno State '),, He lost only two players by graduation Gene Shy and nounced his engagement to Ho- of five for First place, three for lie's also probably the toughest down one day to pick him up -lie accumulated $1,145 in New Mexico State 22; Hawaii Mike Lederman. mania's ,Mariana Simionescu, second and one for third. competitor in the face of ad- from work and he was so dirty I parking tickets and still hears % Montana State 16; Idaho 31. "They were good ones," he said. "They started on and wore a golden ring on his left California's Frank Tanana versity I've ever been around. almost didn't recognize him. about it "every blue rnccn. I Montana 21; Long Beach State off for tow- years. But for the first time we've got players hand during hiq match against 4. was it distant third with 18 When the going gets tough, he'll My father always told me the have to be extra careful be- 35, Fullerton State 14; Brigham returning who have played a lot together. Drysdale. Mariana defected points, while Ed Figueroa of the pour on the steam. He ac.cepts a mills were no place for me." cause I'm living on a mine field Young 38, New Mexico 21; "We won't know if we are a championship contender and applied for political asylum New York Yankees finished challenge and shows something But Aliquippa was a place and if I make a wrong move Stanford 35, Oregon 20; San until we start playing." in the United States last Sep- fourth with 12. Others who re- new every Saturday." that still holds fond memories something will blow up In my Jose State 41, Pacific 7; San Bob Smyth, a6-foot-8 senior who played pivot almost the tember. ceived votes were LuisTlant of Dorsett knows he's good; all for Dorsett. His family lives ln a face." Diego State 30, Utah State Ii; 40 minutes full of every conference game last season, will Two more seeded players lost the Boston Red Sox, with 10; he has to do is read the record project, not a ghetto. But now Dorsett has his head Wyoming 27, Texas-El Paso I have help this year from 6-foot-10 junior Larry Brewster. Tuesday. 1. Vida Blue of the Oakland A's, 8; books. "Aliquippa Is just like any- screwed on straight and knows South "Brewster worked hard over the summer, and he's very Maryland 28, (.1cmAmerican Bob Lutz, seeded Minnesota's Lull Campbell, 7, "Records are made to be bro- place else, just a steel town," he exactly where he is going, son 7; South Carolina 29, Wake much in the thick of things," Utz said. No. 12, was beaten by Britain's and Roll ie Fingers of Oakland ken," he says, "but I want to says. "I had a lot of friends as a which is the National Football Forest 27; Iafayitte Brewster said he was ill at the start of last season and 21, DavidJohn Feaver 6-3, 6-3, and 15th" and Wayne Garland, Palmer's push the rushing record out so youngster and I never was a League. lie just doesn't know son 7; East Carolina 33, Fur' a his strength was sapped. lie has been working on a weight seeded Ray Moore of South teammate at Baltimore, 1 each. far that no one will be thinking poverty-stricken kid. The only which town. titan 14; Louisiana Tech 27, machine and said, "I'm a lot stronger and have a lot more mica bowed to countryman Bob I'ahner had a losing record about breaking it as long as I'm thing I lacked as a youngster Meantime, he has three more Southern Mississippi 17; endurance." Hewitt 26, 6-3, '" Memfor most of the early season, but on this earth. I'm proud of the was a big house." games to try and lead Pitt to Its phis State 23, Louisville 14; a Malcolm Cesare, who started most games as it Dorsett is a communications In other matches, Mexico's by the time of the All-Star fact that I'm doing something freshman last year, and Al Bonner, a junior, are other first national championship in Penn State 30, Miami, Fla. 21; Haul Ramirez dumped Spain's Game, was pitching well and that Jun Brown, O.J. Simpson major—"I'd like to get Into 39 ye ars. lettermen returning In the front court. Cesare Is 6-foot-8 Juan Gisbert 7-6, 6-4; Poland's unprove Louisiana State 21, Mississippi sports broadcasting" also d his record to 11-8. and Gale Sayers never did." and Bonner is 6-foot-6. "I'm not concerned with State 20; North Carolina 28. Wojtek Fibak outlasted Amen- However, he voiced his disIf that sounds cocky, well, talks as good or better now. records any more," he says, a!- Virginia 14; North Carolina t. "Ric Clarson (6-foot-6) has come back for his can Marty Rlessen 6-3, 3-6, 6-3; pleasure when Boston Manager why not? Who's more entitled to Asked why he was listed as 5- though he breaks one just about State 34, Duke 24; Southwestern sophomore year with a lot of confidence arid is shooting Argentina's Guillermo Vilas foot-11 as a freshman and 5-10 Darrell Johnson did not select brag on himself? every time he exhales. "All the well," Lutz said. "Then we have (6-foot-7) sophomore beat Am erican Joel Ross 7'6, 6Louisiana 42, Northwestern him for the Al. All-Star team. "lie's not boisterous and he's as a senior, he quipped: "I've seniors have a chance to go unwho was ineligible last year, and a fine Porter, Steve 0: Harold Solomon of the U.S. Louisiana 10; Virginia Tech 29, "I felt that if Catfish Hunter 'not a braggart," says Majors. run head-on Into quite a few defeated and that's freshman prospect, Ed Barnes, who Is 6-(oot-6." defeated Switzerland's Heinz my biggest Richmond 16; Tennessee 23, ,of New York) was picked with "lie has a refreshing con- people over the years and it's concern. But 6,000 yards...wdll, Mississippi 17; Vanderbilt 20, Lettermen Don Bostic and Len Sanders, a pair of taken its toll." Guenthardt.G-4, 4, 6-2; Amen- the same record, I should have fidence." that wouldn't be stretching seniors, have the inside track for backcourt starting jobs. can Brian Gottfried whipped Air Force 11; William & Mary Actually, Dorsett, who came too," Painter been selected, When Tony Dorsett made his too far." "Richard GIa.sper, a junior college All-American, will Jose Higueras of Spain 6-4, 6-1; The fltadel 12. way four years ago front Hopeto Pitt as a scrawny 157-poundadd a new ±mension when he learns ow system," i..otz Tom Okker of The Netherlands well High School in the nearby er, is "Sl0At and my weight said. "Chuck Fritz, a sophomore transfer from Iowa heat Jan Zabrosky of Sweden 6steel mill town of Aliquippa to fluctuates between 188 and 192 State, and John Coy, (a running mate with Gasper at 2, 7-6, and Balac'z Taroczy of Lcorne the First freshman in 29 pounds." Edison Junior College,) will make it competitive." Hungary outlasted Australian Although he was an Allyears to make The Associated LrIt/invnaft -f John James 6-4, 5-7, 7-5. Press All-America team, h Am*'rican as a fresK'nn, the -A 4111111111ftem four years at Pitt haven't all wis auiet and shy • i • It , — No 1 II a — - Lotz D Agree Gators 'itIs Also-Ran — — , - — — — , — j I — — — SCc H OS ts Volleyball I I-'tnTl-IvazI '.oTTTrIea State Event Von Cramm Succumbs . NEW YORK (4tP) Bat-on Gottfried von Cranimn one of the world's great tennis players in the lO's died In Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday. One might say that he was one of the luckier victims of Adolph Hitler's reign of terror. — — — ' "He was crucified by and Nazi Germany," said Donaid Budge, America's Grand Slam champion of the em. ' Budge and Von Cramm were rivals before the outhrtak of World War II. Budge defeated the German Lathe final round of both Wimbledon and United States Chamnionshins at Forest Hills They alsometbiaDavis Cup duel that some have called the greatest match ever played. - "Gottfried was superb on the ;cmrt. beautiful drokes evttY 'lnch a sportsman," said Budge, "Yet he was one of the WIluckiest men I know. "He was anti-Nazi," Budge recalled. "Yet be was a German sports hero and a dose friend of Reichomarshal Hermann Goering. The Nazis never were abbe to break down his re- sistance. "Although he had a reserve officer's commission. Gottfried was sent to the Russian front as a buck private. On the StalIngrad siege, he personally held off the Russians with a machine gun while permitting 200 Ge soldiers to escape. "He was awarded the German Iron Cross on the spot by the general, who was not aware of his political persuasion. It was reported that Hitler and Goes-trig were Livid.." Liter Von Cnasmzu was J ad by the Nazis on - a morals charge, a Wit on his record that pursued him the rest of his life, "Goering told Von Cramm that there had been reports that he was homosexual," Budge related. "He suggested that Gottfried plead guilty to a morals charge rather than face action for being aMI-Nazi. He promised Von Cramm that he would serve only six month.s. Instead of the four to five years for the more serious charge. "Gottfried agreed. He was accused because he had been befriending a Jewish boy who had fled the country. The Nazis said he was being blackmailed by the youth, which wasn't true, "For years I tried to get Von Cramm Into the United states but couldn't because of the morals conviction," Budge said. "I last saw him on a visit to Bad Nauheun, Germany, in 1947. Budge said Von Cramm should have won Wimbledon In 1W, but he was ordered to lose toapro-Naxi player tnanear11cr round. Before the U.S.-German Davis Cup inter-zone match at Wimbledon in 10, Hitler phoned Von Cramm minutes before be tookthe court against Budge and said, "All Germany Is watching wlzi one for the Fatherland.." Budge won a thrilling fivesetter, — The women's state collegiate volleyball tournament will be staged at Seminole Community College Thursday through Saturday with 17 junior collegea and a dozen low-year college teams participating. Competition begins daily at 9 a.m. Miami Inks Ike Hill MIAMI (Ar') The Miami Dolphins have signed free agent Ike Bill to fill the spot vacated by Injured wide receiver Nat Moore. Hill, who was put on waivers by the New Orleans Saints earlier this year, will serve onthe punt and kick-(f squad and as wide receiver for the National Football League team, a spokesman said. The 5-foot-II Hill played for Catawba College In Salisbury, N.C., and later with the Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills. 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By The Associated Press National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pts GF GA NY 151 II 2 7 71 61 It Phil 7 6 7 16 51 17 Allan 6 7 3 IS .49 54 NY Ran 6 7 2 II 61 56 Smythe Division St Lou 960 It 51 56 Cl'igo 7 0 I is 56 51 163 80 Vancvr S 1 1 It .41 67 FIFTH — I Formic, Bengoa 161 Minn 1(01 9 3968 880. .180, 7 Anton Perot (2) Cob 1101 9 361? CE. 1 60 1 60 3 Alav Ramon Iii 360. WALES CONFERENCE ,s 0128! 5060. p (6 2) 11100 Norris Division SIXTH — I Cacho Bengoa (6) Mont II 3 I 77 93 37 1 070,960,500. 7 Uria Elorra (I) LA B 5120 6051 1. 310,280. 3 Arta Aguirre 17)6.10. 0 Pills .4 6 5 13 17 60 (16) 3100. P1611 11250 DIrt 1 8 2 1 0 37 17 SEVENTH — I (Ca Albert), (7) Wash i 8 2 10 36 57 1100. 1 00, S 00 , 2 Urz Arena (6) Adams Division 610, 1 60 . Eddy Miguel (I ) 500. II 3 0 77 60 15 Q Bstn I? 6)5580, P (2 6)2.16 30. Big 0 Ii 6 Bull 7 S I 15 39 33 with 2 6) 599 60. 1mb 5 7 3 13 55 56 EIGHTH — I Bilbao EIorza 131 Cleve 4 7 3 Il 15 Al 21 80, 720. 3.40. 2. Sate Bengoa (1) Tuesday's Games NY Islanders B. Detroit I to 410. 3 00. 3 Alava Larrea (S) 100. O (12) II 60. P (2 11 11270 Montreal S. St Louis I NINTH — I Arecha (5) 1670. 760. Washington 1, Vancouver 7 7 10, 7 Arta ( 1)0 20, 880. 3 Zarre Today'i Games (8) 1100. 0 (IS) 3680; P (Si) Washington at N Y Rangers (IS 50 Philadelphia at Chicago TENTH — I Manolo)6)660 350 Montreal at Atlanta 300 , 2 Fermin (8) 6 00, 560. 3 Pittsburgh at Minnesot,i Anton (4)500, Q (6 5 1 39 20; P (6 8) Boston at Detroit 89 70. DO (5 6) (00 60 Toronto at Los Angeles ELEVENTH — I Ogua Zarre St Louis at Buffalo (6' 860. 680. 2 60 , 2 Arecha Elorza Cleveland at Colorado (S)820. 120. 3 Jose Solo tn 7 Thursday's Games . o (5 6) 84 20. p (6 5 ) 375 30 Now York )sICnderS at (los TWELFTH — 1 Mrur) Larrea Ion (1)900.550,620 2 Bilbao Allu ( I) Vancouver at Philadelphia 21 80. .880, 1 Iermn Aguirre (4) 340. 0 Ill) 4310, P (71) 13S30, World Hockey Association Big 0 (56 wlh all I) 417 60. (56 Eastern Oivit,on with all 7) 11780 W L T Pts GF GA Handle Quebec 5 1 15,tSi At? 7.3a9 Ii 3 Q 27 71 (nc 5 4 7 1 5 76 (Irm Sit m ii 61 li 56 I II 3841 nd1 4 5 I 9 35 61 Mnn 3107 8 395 Western Division By The Associated Press .'mmipg National Basketball Association 10 S 0 20 76 Houston t 6 2 lB 57 11 EASTERN CONFERENCE SDego Atlantic Division 7 S 2 1 6 52 18 Phoenix 7 7 0 II 53 72 W L Pct. GB Calgary Buffalo 6 6 I ii 15 Al 5 4 556 Udmnln NY Knicks 5 8 0 10 37 53 6 S 545 Phulphla 1 1 500 Tuesday's Results Boston Quebec a. (tirmingriam I 1 1 500 ' Winnipeg S. New England 4, NY Nets 1 7 36.1 or Central Diy,tion Cleve HouSton 7. Indianapolis 7 9 I 900 NOr leans Today's Games 6 3 667 2', Edmonton at Cincinnati Houston S 3 625 1 Indianapolis at Ploenix Washton 4 S 44.1 'li, Thursday's Games Allan tC 1 6 4(92 S San Diego at Birmingham Antonio i 6 1 00 S New England ,sl Minneta WESTERN CONFERENCE Wnnpeq at Calgary Midwest O,v,t,on Denver 8 0 1 000 Ken City S S 500 1 Indiana 4 5 441 4 Detroit i 6 400 5 Chicago 6 2 250 6 B)RM1I9(,p,AM Au lAP 5.i,j'N.at'e,r, Mdviilteo 2 9 7' , COnI,r,t, riyi,,d'l 133ii III! 187 $5 con'pIsl rhe COmrnUd,',qq's Olt'(I Pacific Division PortlAnd 7 LEADINO CUSHERS 1 $75 All Game seat tl, S S 500 3 an yes Avg TOt Los Ang I 5 144 3' RoOtS,, LSU III 574 52 1QI 2 I Golden St 1 5 375 1 McL et. 0. 151 750 17 533 5 Phoenix JOhrtanMtt St I 127 135 55 5 167 5 $17 S Ai.,arvj',. L541 1 00 aco a 0 75 0 3 Tuesd ay's Results Swe-',f, Mist III 513 1 3 733 1 itutlalo Ill, Los Angeles 115 Got Go (00 e P sO 722 New Yo knickS 106. Wash Wilder, Ci I 75 553 11 69 I rxtort 97 OC'itey. Ky ISO III I 44 3 I) j 7 New Orleans 110, New York Pi.cter, M.tt St 79 531 • 4 ,,,wart K it? 51? II $41 I DIetS -1 San Antonio 138, Seattle III LEADING PASSERS Houston lIt. Chicago 9? All Cmp yes TO, 0a'gis. Aub 1 Cleveland Ill. Milwaukee 90 34 44 792 C'%P'fl, Cl1 56 00 7 I Denver I?). GoId.n Stale Ill H.u.pfon, yard1 84 47 731 3 Portland 119, Kansas City 107 LyonS. LSU II? S2 8.15 1 Today's Games ñiiiace, lynn 87 50 195 a Lilt. Mitt Lot Angeles Cl Boston a 115 SI 826 4 Rutledge. Ala 77 13 475 5 Chicago at Phi ladelphi Rams•1. K, 5? 41 6 4 1 Seattle at HouSton 1i30nSort C.. It U 609 New Orleans at Wt.ngtün ?ur,ai,gIi M St II 12 6.35 Cleveland at Delroit LEADIP6O RECEIV5IS Thursday's Games Avg Game Denver it Liuffalo R.cd Y 06,,' A, TO, Portand at Atlanta 1mw, 34 51) It? I 5 7 534Q p II?) lS4st, DO, to 1) 363 20 THIRD — 1 Eddy Solo 161 11 00, S 80, 100. 7 Domingo Coldo ( I) i 00, 100 3 AIdjn Arena (4) III). Q (I 6) 1760. P (6 I) 127 3 FOURTH — I Cacho Elorza Ill 1170.6 00. 100. 7 Negu Perez ti 840, 100. 3 Patxi Quola ( t) 7 60, 0 (3 1' 62 80 P (3 11 285 ) 0. 01) (6 3) ,, Pro Basketball SEC Leaders I --KEGL ERS KORNER- - AT — BoWl. ISIERICA ROL L.A. BOUTS - I - No II 7 The ..ii.,'s, , i,ap n Irns, 4 rfdoors, S Oreos, 6 Stoned Rollers, 7 Road Runners. I No 6. 9 Hot Stuff. 10 Ding BaIt, II 74o 7. 17 Charlie Angels. I) Hojaka. II Pace Makers, IS Oou Rollers. lb Sum Pin Good High Games Kathy McDdniels 141. Jon Ervin Bowled ill, Pat Harris I)), Jim Ekern 215). Jim Ervin 700. Don Groman 211. Jerry Croft 714, kit John 704, ten Ervin lii, Gloria Aver?? Ill W" Barbour Ill Pam Lawson 162 Hgh Series Ja','r Elern 5.16 J,imes Ervin 531. Ellis Gross 572 '? Johnson $17. Danny Con ¶jfl [.in Gorman 591. MaO), Johnson 512. Kathy McDaniels 116. Pam Lawson 471 ' Converted Splits Max Smith 57 9 Other Highlights Pam Lawson 99. Star of the Week. Krank kalka '61. Ellis Gross ' 66 Kathy Mc Daniels • 62 DELTONA FINBUSTERS S(n4ings. HIS & 24 II. LuCky Strikes 7311 Ga(oqa 1113. Spli ts 5. Misses 23)1. Leftovers 73 13, Ding Dongs 22 II Crackeriacka 77 II, Maybess 21 14. Hi Lot 20 16. Strikers 19 17. Jilts & J,ns IS IS. Woodpick,rs is is. Easy Go et' I! 72. E Z Marks 11 19. New Yorkers 16 30. Spoilers 1 6 70. 544 14 20. BuckeyqIS 21. Dynamos 152). Ohini's II 22, Hi Balls II 22. Ringers 1173. 1913. Four 'opeyes .. Diamonds S 77 High Games Mike Burke 1 95, Eu)oh Offheus 194, Joe Ma ng e-n. Don Burhennie ItS, Bob Wilson 181, Joe Ferrer 1 75 Arthur Sirel 17$. Ben Kiesel Ill, Chas McDonnell Ill. °hiI Auguto 169, Viola Koch 161, Amy Weick 161, Norman Becker 161 . Winilred Spencer 166. Margaret Kinney 141, Trudie Lights#y 162 High Series Mike Burke 497, Joe Ferrer 491, Phil Aiaquslo 184, Don Burhenne 41, Ben KieSiel 175, Ar thur Slret 171. Joe Mangen 167. Mac 1.AcKibb.n 166. Bob Wilson 16.4. Winifred Spencer 431. Oiivo Westray 129, Rose Patrick 129 Canverttd Splits Florence Durend 510. 75 10, Evlah Otfhaus 3 7 10. Ethel Spencer I S 6 to. Winifred Spencer 3 7 10. Helen KisIl,nbacr, 43?; Cart Long 5 10; Lou Va)enle 6710. 5 ; Pat Valente 54. 5410, Lucille Thetcher 3.7, 50, $10 Mar lore ',V!',cn 1 5 1. Pirj ..'.lrJ.)rel 'r.', I. itan,jn ,r',"iJ'r (Ox, Vand' . -. ton ,o Kansas City at Golden Stale )ndina it Phoenix Jo, Ferrer 77, Bo Wlon 27. 811 Dean 5.7. Florence Burhenne 57. ,chn UcCattery 6 7. Ted Tabias S6. Mable Pilhoud 56. Terry Morriton S ID Other Highlights Margaret Kinney • SO Joe Mangen 'SO SANFORD BUSIPICSSMAC$lNL$ Standings The Unlucky's 24 J. hits & Misses?? 10. The Coot Breeze 7710. The Victors It II, File ''13" 18 14. Carbon Copies IS 11, Alley oops I? IS. The PhototlaIt 16', IS, ,. S B M 1616 Pick ups 1616. No Namet IS' 15 ; T?'.I .i.ctr,t I) 1 7, lute 'I)" Spares 1517. Sunday Express 1517, F'ool;sh Four Ii It. Alley Cats 14 1$. Ups & Downs II 15 The Pdsknt 1 2 20, Th Dreadnuts II 21. Ne'r Do Wells 7 25 High Games Lee Garrison 721. Gordon Honeycutt 215, Jim Starr 711 Patricia HudlOy 200. Nanc Moore 196 High Series Bernard Hudley 542. Ed Jackson 537. JIri, Slrr 3.37 , ,Vill,am Berirent $31. Gordon Honeycutt 52$. lee Garrison 539, Diane Marshall 511 Con verted Splits Kathy Basur 7 9 10. Louise Murphy SlO. Dotte Hogan 510. Bill? McCa)ly 67 Other Highlights Slarof the Week Garrison • 134. Jim Starr • $1. Nancy Moore • 82. L ou ise Murphy ' 76. William Behrens • 69. Diane Marshall 67. William & Kathie Settrtns Turkeys -,. Ph Kemp. Veridy Fit,5. Mss '.'l9ttington. Ga IrmOl,, LSU (,rc,yf5, Vend, Pi,-esom. Ale 0405, Ga ju ,...I , i II 151 315 26 II 251 II? 77 II 15? IS 5 70 I? III 713 II U 211 IS) II I? IlS 13117 IS 324 71 6 I 7 IS 2IS 157 17 Hoonle Likes Irk ik, Harvard 0 I 7 0 4 2 L a kers Lose Pois e By The Associated Press How does it team lose it 20point lead in the last quarter, Jerry West' 'We lost our poise," said the Los Angeles Iikers coach, "that's all." While losing their poise, the Lakers also Lost the concept of their game plan and eventually lost the game to the Buffalo Braves it 121-116 National Ba.sketball Association overtime thriller Tuesday night. "No way we should have lost it," lamented West. "We won the ball game it just won't show up in the results." Kiilcks 106, Bullets 97 Walt Frazier scored 23 points and Mo Layton led a secondhalf surge, carrying New York past Washington. The Knicks went ahead to stay by scoring the last eight points of the third quarter For a 748 advantage. -. — Rockets 111, Bulls 92 Mdcc Niwi,ii', 25 point.-, and a rugged defense led by Moses Malone and John Johnson powered Houston past Chicago. The Rockets were able to convert numerous Chicago turnovers and defensive lapses into easy baskets whenever the Bulls threatened to close in. Spurs 138, SuperSonics III San Antonio rode the solid shooting of Larry Kenon and George Gervin over Seattle. Kenon collected 24 points and Gervin had 23 as the game nev'r was in doubt after the first quarter. Jazz 110, Nets 99 Wednesday, Nov. 10, 17e.-4A By MAJOR AMOS B. IiOOPl.E Peerless Prophet I'.gitl, Friends, this is a weekend you'll long remember as Notre I)amne and Alabama, Harvard Vale, Arkansas 'I'cx;i A&M, Oklahoma and — — Arizona 21, Cob. St. ii Arkantat 33. Texas A&M 20 Colgate 2$, Army 72 Georgia 21. Auburn 12 Boston Col. 24, Syracuse II California IS, Wash. St. 7 Cincinnati It. Ohio U. 27 Colorado 24, Kansas 17 Brown I?, Columbia 0 Penn II, Cornell IS Tulsa 31, Drake S £ Carolina 33, Furman 12 Harvard 26, Yale 24 Indiana 22, Wisconsin IS Purdue 4, Iowa 21 Nebraska IS, Iowa St. 2$ Oklahoma St, II, Kansas SI. II Florida 21, Kentucky II Long Beach St. 33, Fullerton St. 30 (Ni Memphis St. IS, Louisville 7 (N) Maryland 36, Clemson II Penn St. 24, Miami (Fl..) 21 (N) Michigan 42, Illinois 14 Ohio Stale 26, Minnesota 21 LSU IS, Miss. St. a Navy 21, Ga. Tech. II Brigham Young 31, New Meg. ico 2S No Carolina IS. Virginia 11 Duke 14, No Caro. St. IS Florida St. 33, No. Tee. St. I) Michigan SI 24. Northwestern 20 Notre Dame 21, Alabama 17 Oklahoma 74, Missouri 21 UIah 21, Aritona St. 21 Stanford 2$. Oregon 12 UCLA 11. Oregon St. 12 Pittsburgh IS, W. Vs. IS Dartmouth II, Princeton S Baylor II, Rice 7 "4. Teth 22. t2chma,,si it San Diego St. 1$, Utah St. 22 (N) So. Carolina 22, Wake Forest S USC IS. Washington It Temple 32. Dayton 7 Mitt 27, Tenn. 21 Wyoming 42, UTEP 0 (N) Texas 41, TCU 14 Texas Tech IS, SMU IS Rutgers II, Tulane 12 (P4) Vanderbilt 22, Air Force I) Wm & Mary 76, Citadel 17 Kent St 25, Miami (0.) 7 Alabama and Notre I)aioie have met just twice previously with the Irish taking both gaines by the grand total of three points. Notre Dame won in the 1973 Sugar Bowl, 24-23, and in the 1975 Orange Bowl, 13II. Jove, you can't play them IlIliCh closer than that. And what about this year? Well, as the hIoople System sees it, it will be Notre Dame 21, '\lat)allia 17, in another squeaker kaff kaff! The harvard Yale contest, the 93rd in this long series between my alma mater Yale Iloola Boola and John I Iarvard's lulLs, promises to be — — — 'INHIer Missouri get together in (hi.' hea (Ill 1(1' ISI (I I es. — as thrilling as any of the storied games of yesteryear. And, alas, 1 have bad news for my fellow Valies, the Crimson Figures to will in the friendly confines of harvard Stadium by a 26-24 count harrumph' Out in Fayetteville, the Arkansas Razorbacks will be rude hosts as they turn back Texas A&M 30-20. And in the BIg Eight, we look for the — measure of Auburn, 21-12; Florida will edge Kentucky, 2114; Michigan will trounce Illinois, 42-14, and Ohio State will ship Minnesota, 26-21. Thus setting up the annual Ohio State-Michigan showdown next Saturday for the Big Ten crown and the Rose Bowl trip. Out on the West Coast, UCLA and Southern California will Oklahoma Sooners to move up tune the ratings by stopping the Missouri spoilers, 24-21. showdown for the Pac Eight In up for their 20 crown Colgate will vanquish Army, 28- and Rose Bowl nomination by romping over league competition. We make it: UCLA Oregon State 12, and 22: USC 35 Elsewhere, in engagements worthy of your attention, Georgia will take the - - Washington 181. Bucs Lose Two More New Orleans g;t 52 poffiG TAMPA (API The front Gail Goodrich and Pete Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winMaravich to beat New York in a less in nine outings, have lost game that the Nets played two more players. One is defenunder protest. Goodrich scored sive end Leroy Salmon, pro all of his 28 points in the second football's No. I college draft and fourth quarters. choice this year. Cavaliers Ill, Bucks 90 Salmon and linebacker Calvin Sparked by Campy Russell's Peterson, both plagued with 35 points and Austin Carr's 22, had knees all year, were put on (leveland took control in the the Injured reserve list Tuesday second quarter and whipped after their injuries were aggraMilwaukee For the Cavs' ninth vated in the Bucs' 48-13 loss victory in 10 starts Sunday aga1r,t thC Deaver Nuggets 123. Warriors 117 Broncos. l)an Issel and David ThomupSelmon will undergo an oper5(111 (OlUbmnetI for 22 points in ation on his right knee while the fourth quarter and 59 points Peterson's left knee will be opover-all as Denver defeated erated on, team officials said. Golden State and remained the Their addition brings to 12 the only undefeated team in the number of Bucs on injured NRA. reserve and out for the year. bilazt-rs 119, Kings 102 S&'lmnon, All-America at OklaPortland, paced by Lionel homa and winner of the Outland Iiuilin.s and Bill Walton, rallied Trophy, was first injured in the from an early eight-point see- College All-Star game last onil-quartcr deficit to beat Kan- swnmner in Chicago. sas City. The Blazers were plaCoach Jolt McKay had said gued by turnovers early in the earlier that Selmon could be the game, but got their attack roll' rookie of the year if it were (lu;( trig mnidw ;iv in the second perifor his injuries. Hut he s,tiil od and had control throughout Selmnlln never reached 100 per the second half in winning their cent effectiveness because of fifth straight game. the knee Injury — V: SWEETWATER OAKS MIXED high Game Ron Coult 207 High Series Bob Lewis 541, Rcri OiMorco 565. Bob Meirert 531 OYP4ATRONiCS MIXED Standings I Spacers It, 2 Sandbaggeri, 3 Brown Sugar. I Soulhpi* , S Pure Pleasure, 6 Unpredictables, 7 Jay Jays Raiders. S Trotters. 9 "R" Gang, JO Geneva Gems, Il 4 SIan, II Spinning Pins, I) Turkeys, II Alley Cats. high Games Ed Be-eisner 2'2S. Donnie Anderson 7 13. James Jackson 194. Richard Williams 213. Ed Mellon III Linda Johnson 165. Rcsemar,e bee-flair 193, Kathy Bradley II) High Series Henry Sanders $I) James Jackson 513, Richard Williams 515, Eugene O'Neill 3.41. Ed 'eehne, $ 0$; Rosemarie BefSoer 300 CIher H'jhbqti?'s 5!jr of 11,1 4',rCsi 1.1 t).',:Ir: '' Nov. SANFORD PLAZA Open la.m, to p.m., Monday thru Saturday Op*nSundayl2:3Oto$:3Cpm Calalog center Ph. 322.1020 Store Ph, 323.1310 WINTER PARK MALL Open $ a,m. to P.M. Monday ttiru Saturday Open Sunday li:3OtoS:3Op.m. Catalog Center Ph. 444 13.44 Store Ph. 447-4333 �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, F). mer Ul Leads Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 In Ove __ Compe rall cabbage Patch Party: Spooning By Light Of Moon tition Haves Grabs Gold Medal In Golf Tourney Henry Hayes of Apopka and Rev. I 'o King of Sanford proved more than a niatth for Tuesday's i hills weather as they each carved out 71s in the golf portion of the Second Annual Golden Age Olympics over Sanford's Mayfair Country Club course. Since the Callaway Handicap System was used to determine n1 scores, Hayes and King deadlocked for first place. but a niatch of the cards declared Hayes the gold medalist with King taking the :,llver. luis I4'e of Sanford fired a 72 to grab the bronze medal. In the women's golf competition. Margaret Kinney. 65. Sanford. fired a 73 to grab the gold medal while Kathy Mathers of Orange City and Betty Murren if like Helen each shot 74s. how ever, in the card matchup. Mathers was declared the silver medalist and %urren won the bronze White the golfers were trying to get things warmed up on the links, like Mary's John Ulmer, 68, moved to the forefront in total point standings as he captured the pinochle tournament, finishing in front of runnerup Helen Westgate and t.ucia Weaver. Ulmer now has a total of seven points toward the overall championship. I Points are awarded on the basis of five for a gold medal, three for a silver and two for a bronze. Ulmer garnered two points for a third place finish in the checkers competition and five more for his win in pinochle. Going into today's competition. no less than seven participants were deadlocked for runnerup honors with five points apiece, including Thomas Hopkins, Robert Steele, A. C. Madden, Herb Smith, John Harrington anti Henry Hayes. Harrington, 67. Sanford got his five points by finishing in first place in cribbage on Tuesday. with 66-year-old Marcel Thibodeau second and H. DArcy McGee third. Despite Tuesday's chilly temperatures that saw record lows recorded throughout the state for that date, eight singles tennis matches were played by the men at Emma Spencer's Courts and the ladies played three singles matches. One of the favorites in the men's competition is Emil Johnson. 69.ycar-old resident of Edgewater. The retired U.S. Army Major has competed in many U.S. La wn Tennis Association seniors tournaments and in 1968 was the national 60-plus singles champion. lie grabbed off first place medals in the mile run and the ping' pong competition in the Golden Age Olympics last year and took runnerup honors in the discus throw and 220-yard (lash. This year, he's entered in six events, including ping-pong, tennis, bicycle racing, the mile run, the 440-yard dash and the discus toss. Hopkins got his live points by capturing the gold medal in eightball billiards competition while Steele got the silver in checkers and the bronze in billiards. Madden's five points came as a result of his win in the checkers tournament while Smith won in dominoes. Hayes' points all came on the strength of his gold medal performance on the links. Today's events included another heat in the cross-country bicycle races, rotation billiards, bowling, bridge and canasta, ceramics and crafts, horticulture, ping-pong, tennis and a dance contest. Merle Parker, 58, Sanford, took the first heat of the bicycle cross-country race by tooling around the live-mile course in the good time of 17:27.5. He was trailed by Johnson, Charlie Sanford of Deland and Steele. The competition runs through Saturday with the track and field events the biggest of the big matchups planned for the final day. It will be held at Seminole High's stadium and includes the mile run, 0-yard dash, 440-yard dash, 100-yard dash, 50-yard dash, shot pit. discus throw, softball throw, football throw, running broadjurup and standing bcoadjtanp. All events are free of charge to the public. An awards ceremony and dance on Saturday night will cap the week-long activities for those persons 55-yvars of age and older. The results ti, date: mij.i.uws I Eight-Bill) Th omas Hopkins, 6., Sanford I Frank Green, 71, [k'ltona 2 Robert Steele, 57, Sanford 3 ('lIi-:cKERS A.C. Madden, 76, Sanford I Robert Steele. 57, Sanford 2 John Uliner. 78, Like Mary 3 notlNoFs ilt'rb Smith, 67, Lake Mary I Curtis Finlayson, 8$, Sanford 2 3 lAniise Ramsey, 65, like Mary ('ROSS-COUNTRY BICV('l .E lIME i First heat) Merle Parker. 58, Sanford f 17:27,5 I I-:,iiil J o hn son. $9. Edgewater 119.00.5 1 2 flarIu' Sanford. V. l)el,and 19:18.11 :t - - - - - By the light of the silvery moon, did they ever spoon-cups of hot chili, that is, in Henry Sehiwnacher's cabbage patch. Bonrue and llenry Schumacher and Bill and Walter Gielow were co-hosts at perhaps the party of the year Sunday night the wide open spaces of the Schumacher property off South Avenue. Two couples appearing to be Bahamas. people appeared to enjoy the is a scholarship graduate from having a ball at the ball unique gathering. Although the Attending from Sanford University of Georgia, is air was a bit nippy, hospitality following attending the Sylvia Woman's Club were Vi Clark, probably a natural at golf. His was as warm as toast. Those Willi ams.Morris Metts Jr. president, and Carolyn Cor- father, William A. Kratzert Jr., musically inclined serenaded wedding and reception were nehius. Lake Mary Woman's has been pro at Fort Wayne the lull moon while hayriding Mr. and Mrs. harry (Mary) Club was represented by the (Indiana) Country Club for among the cabbage fields. Only Boone and Dr. and Mrs. president Elizabeth Iwis. years. the most favorable of corn- Raymond L. t La vern) Bass. A frequent visitor at his Mrs. William A. (Minnie) ,,rnamnth,r'. Qnnfn,4 merits were recorded from the The General Federation of Kratzert Sr. is still on cloud Bill headed for Sanford Monthrongs o f bonfires and tiki torches, Women's Club Southern Con- nine after her grandson, Bill day, bearing his trophy and Two Two huge tables held chuck attending the lively fete. About 600 guests relinquished wagon edibles and beverages ference over the weekend at Kratzert III, and Woody Black- gold Mickey Mouse watch, to their usual party gowns, furs Activity was bustin' out all Howard Johnson's Convention burn won the Walt Disney have lunch with Grandmother and several took turns stirring and tuxedos to don country and dishing up piping hot chili over in Sanford over the Motel, Orlando, attracted World Golf Classic-National Minnie and his aunts Rose from Georgia, Team Championship, ending Weekley and Evie Parks, attire and have the time of their from a huge black wrought iron weekend. The Annual Sanford clubbers life. Special lighting effects wash pot. Policeman's Ball was as Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Sunday. among others. were provided by the full IflflOfl The 23-year-old champ, who \Vhjtt looked like acres of hopping as the preceding years. Puerto Rico and The Grand Minnie said, "Fm so geared CRIBBAGE John Harrington, 137, Sanford 2 - Marcel Thibodeau, 66, Sanford 3 -- R. l)'Arcy McGee, 30, Sanford (;Ol.F (Men) Henry hayes, 59, Apopka 1711 i-co King, 58, Sanford 171) 2 1,01.115 lee, 55, Sanford (72) 3 1 1 - - 2 :1 -- (Women) Margaret Kinney, 65, Sanford (73) Kathy Mather, 56, Orange City 1741 Be tty Murren, 59, Lake lichen (74) PINOCHLE John Uhner, 68, lake Mar'. 2 — Helen Westgate, 63, Sanford 3 -. Lucia Weaver, 68, Sanford - C.."., i,,,s,,,_, a Cook Of By EI.DA NICHOLS When Joyce Cable, Longwood, announces, "Well, we're having a new recipe tonight!" a chorus of, 'Oh, no!" often greets her statement. Laughing, she said, "My family is used to inc trying out new dishes on them. Some ih .. l.. ...I •L.. .1_,. '' IiI',T. dIU '4llII1' Lilt') do n L. . The entire Cable family, including three sons and her husband, Rod, all have a sweet tooth. "We all like desserts, so I amalways interested in recipes for :;wccts," she said. Newspapers, magazines and friends are all sources for her recipes. She doesn't j ust collect em t.iher, she rt.ill'. tries Fish is a great favorite with her family, according to Joyce. "My husband and sons like to fish. They clean what they catch and generally cook it. We iuu lire tiatom mouu. Joyce is pleased that boys are now offered courses in home economics in school. 'My boys are learning to cook. They bring home the r eci pes they use and try them here." she ex often plained. Besides being a nurse at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Joyce is active in her church, the Messiah Lutheran Church of Casselberry. She assists her husband at political functions, (he is chairman of the Democratic Party in Seminole County), works with Sertoma Wives; is interested in the " L_ - Society and h e lps Ii). her husband in his work in the (A)uITJgICiII society. Joyce's mother in Con. necticut, gets credit for the deliciously different tomat soup cake and soft frosting that follow: TOMATO SOUP CAKE 'W Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976-18 . ' ' -:' ________ 1 cup sugar I t. cinnamon I I. nutmeg I I. allspice i cupurnamo soup L 02 ci. flour 1 cup nuts 12 cup raisins Cream shortening and butter together. Add sugar, egg, and baking soda to tomato soup. Sift . .. _________ 3 . - - . '.' . i-i_uu _ ' . ' . .; . , .• . "__ 1 T Crisco TggButter all dry ingredients together. Heat milk and butter until 1 cup sugar 2 t. vanilla Mix the tomato soup mixture butter is melted, add vanilla. 1 t. salt Mix ad dry ingredients and the dry ingredients Sift flour and baking powder 2 rounded L cornstarch together. Add rest of alternately into shortening. together. Beat eggs thick and it. vanilla ingredients iexcept nuts) and Fold in nuts and raisins. Bake foamy, approx. 3 mm. Add Put milk in heavy pan and beat thoroughly. Add nuts. at 350 degrees, 40 to 45 mm., in sugar gradually and heat 4 mm. add cooked rice. Just beore it Bake in 9x13 inch pan, at 350 13x9 pan. longer. Add flour mixture and comes to a boil, gradually add degrees, for 1 hour. lop with milk mixture alternately to the the rest of the ingredients which whipped cream or cream SOFT FROSTING milk and butter. 350 degrees, have been thoroughly mixed. cheese-confectioner's sugar 12 cup milk for 35min. Use 2-9" round pans, Bring to a slow boil, stirring to icing. 2' T. flour greased. prevent curdling. Pour into a / tmeat anti make paste CINNAMON CAKE bowl and criss-cross the top ,7 Cream; Fo ll ow a bo ve directions and with sprinkled cinnamon. 13 cup sugar . pour 1 cup of sugar and cm- Serves 10. L1 cup butter ; .1 / namon mixture over batter Just . CARROT-PINEAPPLE CAKE L1 cup shortening .,fl before putting it in the oven 3 cup flour Beat together, when paste is lone cup per pan). 24 cup sugar cool, add I L. vanilla, beat till FRENCH CHERRY PIE — p 2 1. bakIng powder t. fluffy. 1 baked 9" pie shell 2 t. cinnamon I I I 3 ox.) cream 1 t. da SNICKER DOODLE COOKIF.S cheese Mix together thoroughl> 7 cup confectioner's sugar 1L3 cup vegetable oil I cup shortening 2 cup grated carrots 12 cup sugar 1 cup whipping cream 1 cup walnuts (chopped) 2 eggs cup cherry pie 1 cup crushed Sift together and stir in; fiHing Pineapple 211 cup flour Beat cream cheese, sugar lob I. L1tiU0 of tarter and vanilla together. Whip cream and fold into cream I. ( salt cheese mixture. Pour Into pastry shell, spreading evenly. Chill dough. Roll into balls the (Herald "r,o by Elda Nichols) Chill. One hour before serving, size of small walnuts and coat cover wi th pie filling and ret ur n baked Snicker l)oodle with cinnamon. Place 2" apart to refrigerator. on ungreased baking sheet. SWEDISH RICE PUDDING Bake up at first, then fl atten out 2 with crinkled tops. TM degrees. cup rice i Bring toa boil in double boiler, yield, 5 doz., 1" cookies 4 cup milk hOT MILK CAKE Cover and reduce heat-cook 2 cups flour slowly one hour or more until 2 t. baking powder soft. Stir occasionally I I didn ' t . I wait for you every 1 cup milk 1L2 cup milk day s lb. butter or margarine 2 eggs, beaten with (, .W 2 L. vanilla additional i CUP milk 4 eggs I)EAII G. W. Volunteers who 2 cups sugar hit nursing homes if oul> . . ' - . ,. 4 , , • . C- .lovce ('able with Cookies fresh 4 Birth Con trol Is s ue Stirs Anger fly ABIGAIl. VAN ilL ItEN E'.t'rv Sunday when I t(-.k -FL)LJR T Y 1 PES i'.nr 2 JOHNSON'S DENTAL FLOSS I )EA It ABBY- CHICAGO ('IIICKEN said he was afraid he'd feel like less of a riian if he had a vasectomy, and you said, - If you're afraid you'll feel that s. the chances are you sl~ 1T11.!.. TOI`41 8 0Z LIMIT ONE DIPPITy DO MING GEL ...... 1 PACK OF 5 LIMIT ONE PERSONNA DOUBLE II - DEPREEIOOCT LIMIT 1 REGINA ' ELECTRIKBROOM VACUUM MNER e REG 29 99 sNGLt SPIED eOotl. 5*511 LiStS DINT CUP 2488 *STtAOO6 krf;N6 SAGS tfl.CLUSIVI 10131 CLIMiIR I 1G 24 II I. Since when is being a father 69' UPPER & LOWER PLATES LIMIT ONE NYKO the ultimate sign of manhood? What does that make males who desert their children' Since when should women bear the full responsibility for birth control so the male can . feel like a ''man " Using your logic and his, does his wife become less of a woman after she loses her abilits to bear etuldren" .•thb>, how could you" l)EAI( I). K.: It was easy. (lid attitudes die hard. having )weu taught by a loving mother that ''Papa comes first," my rtponse was automatic — and sexist and .tthmnittedl> thoughtless. My apologies to DENTURE CUP i 39~1 29k' C In ROAST MEAT (.1 lulL I II WA with other residents. Then day, a nurse asked inc if I h .,, ,, talk with the residents there are vulnerable to a lawsuit were Ito offered places of honor in m> have an accident with one of Ut. pantheon of heroes. ''u'u '' Iii WV car, or it on.' !e!I etting in or out of it. DEAR ABBY: I) you think Alter that, even though tn' it's all right for a man who is heart went out to the old people, married and has four children I stopped taking them for rides, to go out with other women as but I did visit with them as often long as it doesn't interfere with as possible. his home life? There is Just no good answer I can't receive mail at my to the lwbleiti of loneliness place because nothing around there. Mama used to sit oUtside here is private, but I need an the door in a rocker, and once answer fast. when I drove up, I said,' Mother . IWRLINGAME what are you doing out here" Its told!" DEAR BuItI.IN(;AME: It's She answered, ''Iii, just NOT all right. Besides, waiting for you." 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Mellon Park Shuffleboard 9:30 a.m. Shuffleboard Club Trick & Field 9 a.m. Seminole Iii Stadium Angling 2 p.m. Ft. Mellon Park Wheelchair Race 9 a.m.-l1 a.m. Seminole 111 Stadium * * Awards Ceremony and Dance 7 p.m Civic Center * Spaghetti Supper $2 Each Plate * *Awards Ceremony & Dance $1 Each person Leo King, pastor of the First Methodist church, Sanford. sends one flying down the fairway enroute to a low net 1 in Tuesday's golf competition in the Golden Age Olympics. His score was good enough a silver medal. ,IuUlC, Family Plays 'Guinea Pig' To New Recipes THU RSDAY, NOV. II Bicycle - Cross Country 9 a.m.-I1 a.m. Bowling 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. Bowl America Lanes S ta to Candi and A. A. I Mac I McClanahan who celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary Nov. 7. It must have been love at first sight. According to Mac. the courtship was only ten days long. - Schedule Of Events - .J up over it and my phone hasn't stopped ringing. Bill is so excited over winning, not so much for the money (s20,0e0), but now he won't have to qualify for next year's tours." Congrat ul ations are in order $897 - and 12 Always Shoes & Bags 2 For $5 . �28-.Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 10, ifl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Enhanced Thanksgiving - X 11 -. - . - \ -. 'k•. ' With s / Iand Flavor pieces. Meanwhile, soakk 2 cups of the coconut in milk for 15 minutes. Sprinkle remaining I cup coconut in a shallow baking pan. Place in a preheated 400degree oven until golden, 4 to S minutes; set aside. Rehydrate chopped onion and minced garlic in one-half cup water For 10 ('HO-CH() (Sweet and sour meet Patties) I pound ground lean beef 1 , pound bulk pork sausage meat, teaspoon salt crumbled L teaspoon thyme salt lea%es teaspoon ground teaspoon ground ginger red pepper ', teaspoon garlic I tiibIt'spooll lemon posdcr juice 1-16th teaspoon ground black Mix urnuri flakes and minced pepper garlic in water. Let stand 10 I t cup instant Heat a large skillet. Add pat. imainutes to rehydrate. In a large chopped onion ties; brown on both sides skillet melt butter. Add curry 1 cup water, divided Remove patties; keep wa powder and rehydrated 1-3rd cup firmly Rehydrate chopped onion in seasonings and saute 5 minutes packed brown sugar one-fcurth cup of the water for stirring often. Add shrimp, 'a cup cider vinegar 10 minutes. Add onion to skillet; tomatoes, parsley flakes, salt, 2 tablespoons Imsaute for 3 minutes. Combine thyme, red pepper and lemon ported soy sauce remaining one-half cup water juice. Cover and cook over I tablespoon cornstarch with brown sugar, vinegar, soy moderate heat until shrimp In a large mixing bowl sauce and cornstarch; blend turn pink, about 8 minutes, combine beef, sausage meat, well. Pour into skillet, cook and stirring occasionally. Serve salt, ginger, garlic powder and stir until thickened. Return immediately over steamed black pepper; mix well, but do meat patties to sauce. Simmer rice. Makes 6 to 8 portIons, not overmix. Shape into patties. for 5 minutes. Makes 6 portio. minutes. In a large skillet melt butter. Add onion and garlic; saute for 5 minutes. Stir in curry powder; cook and stir for 1 minute. Add coconut mixture and one cup of the reserved broth. Simner, covered (do not boil), for 30 minutes. Strain through the South Pacific and Carib- cheesecloth, squeezing out as By AILEEN CLAIRE bean have become a part of much liquid as possible. NEA Food Editor America's melting pot society Measure liquid adding more Thanksgiving is an American and their recipes are being broth to measure 2 cups. Return phenomenon. But, perhaps turned out in nwnerous kit- liquid to skillet. Add ginger. u"0n1ut. Serve with rice, if desired. Makes 6 portions. Mix flour with 3 tablespoons we've got in a rut as far as the ct'ens from coast to coast. cold water. Stir into skillet. JAMAICAN SHRIMP menu is concerned. Cook and stir unil mixture STEW how many years has yourhlALtllANiURRItD CHICKEN thickens, a bo ut 3 to 4 minutes. 1-3rd cup salad family had the same menu Add reserved chicken. Heat. onion flakes item for item since you were Sprinkle with reserved toasted I z teaspoon Instant a child' Not that we all don't 5 pounds chicken parts enjoy the special meaning that Water goes with Thanksgiving but 1 lb. salt nerhans it is time to vary things 3 cups ( 2 cans, 4 ounces each) shredded a bit. coconut, divided A perfect example was an enjoyable Thanksgiving shared 2 cups milk cup instant with a few other Americans chopped onion vacating on the island of Martinique. Holiday feasting 1 Isp instant minced garlic was spiced by a classic onion soup, a Salade Nicoise and 2 tbs butter butter or margarine topped by a Souffle Grande Marnier - . . certainly a I ISp ground ginger departure for those accustomed to a Midwestern table laden 2 lbs flour with turkey and trimmings. The In a large saucepot place only turkey spotted on the island at the time was chicken. Add water just to someone's scrawny pet seen cover. Bring to boiling point. strutting down a gravel With a slotted spoon skim off driveway, far more secure than Foam. Add salt. Simmer, covered, until tender, about 45 his U.S. cousins at the time. Still, it was Thanksgiving. minutes. Remove chicken from This year why not make some broth, reserving broth. Cool SPECIALS IN THIS AD GOOD changes in your selections? chicken slightly. Remove meat NOVEMBER II THRU WEDNESDAY, Those from the many islands in from bones, cut Into 1-inch NOVEMBER 81, 11ê ,-, _____ 'i - - minced garlic cup water 4 tablespoons butler or margarine 'i teaspoon curry powder 2 pounds shrimp. It' s A Melting Pot Of A Menu For H olidays ,._ . ______________ peeled and deveined can I I pound) tomatoes, broken up tablespoons parsley flakes 1 " • I • I LOOKIfl Lninese: GINGER BROWN RICE 3 cups chicken broth 1 cup raw natural brown rice 1 teas po on ground ginger L1 teaspoon salt " teaspoon garlic powder one-sixteenth ground A Welcome Fashion - COR1N1 ht CECILV BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Cooking Chinese" has been a welcome fashion in this counry for a good many years. Now, judging by the super markets and specialty food shops carrying ingredients used used, turn the almonds into a in Chinese cooking and by the small bowl. Arrange the three current sales of woks, interest containers on a tray. Eaters rein this cuisine is on the in- move the lettuce leaves, spoon crease. portions of the chicken mixture Stir-frying, one of the Chinese into the centers of them and fold cooking techniques, takes little over or roll up to enjoy in picktime once the ingredients for a up fashion. If the almonds are stir-fry dish are chopped, served, eaters sprinkle them sliced, diced or minced. Never- over the chicken mixture before theless we've often wished, rolling it in the lettuce leaves. along with many other cooks, 'Instead of serving the head of that some oluwse stir-fry dish- lettuce whole you may, if you es could be prepared ahead and prefer, separate the leaves and .served cold. Recent lvwe tried a arrange them around the edge recipe, developed by an of a shallow bowl, putting the Aiiicrican cook, that fulfills this cont,ainer of chicken mixture in wish the center.) You can serve this dish, LetSauce Mixture: In a small tuce Chicken, as a first course bowl thoroughly stir together 1 7 Aith a before-dinner drink; of- teaspoon salt, ' teaspoon dry fe'red this way at our house it mustard, 1 teaspoon chicken a great success. However, bouillon granules, P2 teaspoons you can also serve it along with cornstarch and 2 teaspoons chili one or more hot dishes as part powder. Stir in ' cup hot water, of a main course at a Chinese- keeping smooth. Add 1' style supper. teaspoons minced ginger root IETTUCE CHICKEN and a teaspoon minced garlic. Sauce Mixture, see below 2 whole leach about 1 pound) rae of the entertainments in thicken breasts a cook's life is creating a good 3 tablespoons Soy sauce dish by chance. Here's a recent 2 tablespoons peanut oil such' hannenino 4ir rr'-' .r. n t raw . 's-ounce can water chestnuts, finely chopped Last Christmas a friend sent 1 cup finely chopped celery us a bottle of Vanilla Cordial I cup finely chopped. she had made. Somehow orottimushrooms er it was shoved far back in a cup finely chopped . cupboard and forgotten. sealimons Six months later we cleaned ilk I head iceberg lettuce cupboard and found the bottle. cored, nnsed, drained Remembering we had a and -chi lied package of tack mission figs at Roasted diced or slivered hand, we chanced anointing toasted almonds, if them with the Cordial. The redesired suit was delicious. You may Have Sauce Mixture ready want to consider making a and at hand. Skin, bone and dice botch for serving or giving at 'about 's-inch the raw chicken boluia)' tune. breasts: mix with the soy sauce and let stand for 15 minutes. In VANIlLA FIGS a 10-inch skillet heat the oil: granulated sugar add chicken mixture; stir-fry 1 cup firmly packed dark fast, using moderate to high brown sugar heat, untilopaque and cooked l'a cups water through - a few minutes. Add i water chestnuts, celery, mnushrootus and scallions; stir. fry fast for a few minutes. Add S.jurt- Mixture: stirring C011 stantly, took fast until thickened and any i'V'5! !1T is reduced; thicken and vegeta bl es should have only a light (odtu.g of i".'hick sauce to bind theu together. Makes .Pi to I Ups At serving imne arrange lotiut't'. core side down, on a serving dish - pref er ably a 1ottd one. Turn chilled ttuciien mixture into a serving bowl. If lengthwise 1m cups light ruin 1 pound bl ack mission figs In a medium saucepan over low heat stir together the sng. ars, water and vanilla bean tinLII suga rs dissolve; bring to a bo il;. simmer for S minutes. Cool. Stir in th e rum. Turn figs into a crock or jar tat least quart.si. Acid rum mixture, ineluding the vani lla bean. Cover and let stand at rnoui temperature for at least 2 weeks be fore serving as an accompaniment to meat or poultry. HALF GAL. 11 08 FLORIDA * 11 FARM FRESH DOZEN 411 69' LARGE PRODUCE LOG 00 00 000 GRADE ICE MILK Do CABIN M" MARGARINE çgc pwr. LOAF BABY FOOD 00 3 01. 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BOX $ 1098 '2.49 CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES IRAY PACK VEAL PATTIES 3.301 £49404IlI 01 4205 Carry G,ti iii 925 S Ouq. a,, $200 511111 SI,! M4 ITALIAN CHUCK WAGON tAL STEAKS. PLAIN 510 1181 J.ii,,IIiII R Iii * ItilbiBil All *P iii 5 kmoras ald *P .",by 81 12 MFII4B4 53Q 5 01I000 Ave LB 88' 5jn 1601 N himuSi 111181(4?Tr $471 S Q.ini Ave Pt•i Cat, Slam. P.4 III ervall $,IIt Preheat oven to 325 degrees F., grease and flour 10-inch tub.' pan er B'andt pan. In large mixer bowl beat shortening and sugar til light and fluffy: add eggs, one at a time, beating until very smooth. Meanwhile, sift flour. baking powder, salt, and nutmeg; add to sugar mixture alternately with sour cream and bourbon, beginning and ending with flour. Beat Just 01 blended; fold in pecans. Turn into prepared pan and bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes or until done. Cool in pan 15 innutes, then turn out on a wire rack and finish cooling. Pour glaze over cake, decorate with pecan halves, if desired. BOURBON GLAZE Mix cups sifted ConFectioners' sugar, 1 tablespoon bourbon, and enough water I about 2tablespoons) to make a pourable glaze; beat until very smooth. Pour over cake. 0111.)', 111,00 1.4111 30 FREE .10, (~~ CASH DIVIDEND COUPONS WITH THIS COUPON ANDASIZOR MORE PURCHASE AT FAIRWAY MARKETS COUPIi'. 0000 1,110 7 ',Oa 4 10.4 1 cup sugar cup light corn syrup . cup water l' cups raw peanuts teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon baking soda In small sauce pan cook sugar, syrup and water to soft. ball stage 1 234 to 240 Ft. Add raw peanuts. Continue cooking until syrup is light brown and meets hard-crack test 1300 to 310 Fi. Remove from heat. Add vanilla and soda, and mix well. Pour onto oiled baking sheet, spreading thin as possible When mixture is nearly cooled, wet hands an cold water, and tarn candy over, stretching to desired thinness. Cut into squares or break Into pieces. 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TOMATO CATSUP .i 1•QQ CS 141 3 54C PETER PAN SAVE llc DEL MONTE ROUNDIIIE 3 . 12 JAR I.B. 4 c.r, HERE IS PROOF THAT YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON YOUR FOOD BUDGET. YELLOW COOKING 3 lk- EXTRA NICE GERBER'S CIRI,flCAT( PER ITEM '•.- I I 1\0 BREAD 20 OZ. 11116L. 111 1 10 CAt" D..CIhO - C.... LIMIT WHITE SOUR CREAM LB. BAG JFCIML IN Combine all ingredients; mix out clean. Makes 6 portions. I - No FAIRWAY FARMS BREANSIORE LB. CREAM CORN OR WHOLE KERNEL 2201. VANILLA WAFERS GEORGIA RED C P GRADE POUND rirP.*i rnvrr ERS00 00 ON DAIRY SPECIALS LB. STEWED TOMATOES OZ SUNSHINE DELMONTE LEAF SPINACH 24 HUDSON TOWELS PILLSBURY FLOUR 53C 8401, ROYAL GELATINS MAZOLA QUARTERS 1i GRADE A EAR MIXED VEGETABLES GARDEN FRESH OLUKIST PREMIUM WHOLE FRUIT FLAVORS "a'ini WW _ _ L SAVE 11C WHEAT BREAD 71, SWEET CO RN 1 01C BANANAS 15 c SWEET POTATOES 16c ONIONS 48c 44c POLE BEANS i 26 AMERICAN BAKERIES moo PCT STONE GROUND 53C _ MEAT PRICES ARE LOWERl WITH NO SACRIFICE IN QUALITY, 2101. BOTTLE NO DEPOSIT COUNTRY SYRUP X-LARGE ooz ZELLWOOD YELLOW 3 - COLA & FLAVORS SOFT DRINKS SHASTA ) . 7 OUR LOW PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED LOWER FAIRWAY FARMS SEALTEST LIGHT 'N LIVELY IS FUN I I ! Eff OF I ' PRICES! LOWER GROCERY PRICES! 0 200; k1 00 MEDIUM EGGS POT PIES ': O ON NATIONAL BRANDS GROCERY ITEMS. * water, salt and any remaining stuffing mixture. Cover and cook in a preheated 325-degree oven two and one-half hours or until meat is tender. Remove meat to serving platter. Strain and thicken gravy, If desired. Makes 8 to 10 portions. of the vanilla extract and the mixture. Spread cake batter spices; mix well. Spread over evenly over pineapple mixture bottom of an ungreased in pan. Bake in a preheat ed 315-----, lSxlOxl-inch jelly roll pan; set degree oven for 20 to 25 A. aside. In a medium bowl minutes. [Amen cake around / . combine remaining pineapple, edge. Invert cake on kitchen o brown sugar, coconut, nuts, I towel sprinkled with con-• . :7 ' teaspoon of the vanilla extract Fectioners' sugar. Let stand 3 to and the spices; mix well. 4 minutes. Roll, Jellyroll garlic I Spread over bottom of an fashion. Cool. Garnish wi th I and one-third cups water, PINEAPPLE CAKE 1(1)1.1. ungreased ISxlOxI-inch jelly Pineapple Topping. divided - ..2 cups tI pound 4 ounce roll pan; set aside. In a medi um I: cup finely diced ham ends of roast; extending to the each) Crhcd pineapple mixing bowl beat egg whites PINEAPPLE TOPPING ' a cup finely diced salt center. R Rehydrate sweet I cup firmly packed light until soft peaks form. In a small saucepan combine pork ptppr flakes, minced onion brown sugar divided Gradually add on e-third cup of reserved three-fourth cup l tablespoons finely and garlic in one-third cup of one-third cup shredded ' a cup sifted all-purpose the sugar. Beat until st iff but pineapple Juice with 2 chopped pitted green the water for 10 minutes. coconut flour not dry; set aside. In a large tablespoons sugar and 1 olives Co in hi n e r e h y d r a t e d ' a cup finely chopped I teaspoon baking powder mixing bowl beat egg yolks tablespoon cornstarch; mix 1 teaspoon capers vegetables with ham, salt pork, nuts ' teaspoon salt white pepper until thick and pale yellow, well. Cook and stir over 1 teaspoon oregano olives, capers and oregano. Stir 1'2 teaspoons pure vanilla Confectioners' sugar Ina rnediuni saucepan, bring Gradually beat in remaining medium heat until clear and leaves in 1 tablespoon of the oil and the extract, divided Pineapple lopping one-third cup sugar and one. thick. Stir in reserved one-half broth to boiling. Stir in rice, 3 tablespoons olive or vinegar. Stuff as much of the a, teaspoon ground Drain pineapple; reserve half teaspo on vanilla extract. cup crushed pineapple. Cool. iunger, salt, garlic powder and salad oil, divided mixture as possible into the cinnamon three-fourth cup of the Juice and Gently fold egg whites into egg Use to garnish top of Cake sshite pe pper. Reduce heat. I tablespoon cider Roll. cavity of the roast. In a heavy '8 teaspoon ground ginger one-half cup of the crushed yolk mi xt ure, Sift flour with Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon Cover and simmer 45 minutes vinegar saucepan heat remaining 2 one-sixteenth teaspoon ground pineapple separately for later baking powd€r and salt. Gently shredded coconut. Makes 1 or an! if rice is tender and liquid 2 teaspoons salt tablespoons oil. Add meat and cloves use. In a medium bowl co mbine fold flo ur mixture into egg cake roll. is absorbed. Makes 4 portions. With a sharp knife, make a brown well on all sides. Discard I eggs, separated remaining pineapple, brown (feel) crosswise cut from both excess fat. Add remaining 1 cup two-thirds cup sugar, sugar, coconut, nuts, 1 teaspoon BUIJIN DECALABAZA (PumpkinPuddlng) 2 cups cooked, mashed pumpkin 4 eggs, beaten tw o- thirds cup milk two-thirds cup sugar CASH CASH F DIVIDEND one-third cup flour DIVIDEND 1, - -.. -"., BONUS 2 tablespoons melted ' BONUS PLA I N ' SELF WISI'dG ' I butter or margarine / I teaspoon pure vanilla extract 1 teaspoon ground S LBS BAG JUMBO ROLL, cinnamon well. Turn into a buttered ' teaspoon ground 8z8x2-inch baking dish. Place in nutmeg a pan with 1 inch hot water. at teaspoon salt Bake in a preheated 400-degree one-sixteenth teaspoon ground oven 50 to 60 minutes or until a cloves knife inserted into center comes FAIRWAY HAS SAVE ON YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL... BANQUET FROZEN , ( YOUR GOOD NEIGHBORLY I CARNE MECllAD, Stuffed eye round ) 4 po und eye round roast, larded one-third cup sweet pepper Flakes ' i cup instant minced onion teaspoon instant minced i 1 'I REDUCED Wednesday, Nov. 10, 197-.)B and cut in I-inch squares I 8-ounce can pineappk chunks In own juice one-third cup sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch ti teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons vinegar 2 teaspoons soy sauce In saucepan, cook carrots, L1 cup green onions, Ii cup vinegar sliced L1 cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon monosodium glutamate L. teaspoon salt 11 teaspoon oregano 6 to 8 radishes, thinly sliced. Cook green beans in boiling, salted water until crisp tender, about 10 minutes. To prepare the marinade: Heat oil in a skillet. Add sliced celery and green onions and cook over low heat about 3 minutes. Add vinegar, sugar. monosodium glutamate, salt and oregano. Cook and stir until boiling. Pour hot marinade sauce over the drained green beans. Cover and refrigerate for several hours, stirring occasionally At serving time, blend in the thinly sliced radishes. Serve beans cold or reheated. Makes 4 servings. SLICED TOMATO. CUCUMBER MARINADE 1 tablespoon instant minced onion 2 tea.spoon.s dry mustard lt2 teaspoons garlic salt t teaspoon basil leaves L1 teaspoon coarse black pepper I v teaspoon marjoram I tablespoon Worcestershli'e sauct 214 teaspoons liquid Sweet 10 1 cup wine vinegar I cup cooking oil 3 medium tomatoes, sliced I medium cucumber, thinly sliced Put Ln.sta,nt nmunc'ed onion, dry mustard, garlic salt, basil leaves, pepper, marjoram, Worcestershire sauce and Sweet 10 into a jar. Add wine vinegar and cooking oil Cover. Shake well. Arrange tomato and cucumber slices in shallow pan. Cover with marinade. Refrigerate at kast 4 hours. l '14 N ,i'4 .r.•I11 tjL1t ei..c' t"11 .3•4' . .8 fj �48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 Wednesday, Nov. tO, 1914-IC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Low Cho Runnil' nq For Cabi* net Under Carter Br ''l ghtenHol'i* day lemon juice. Cover and process partially skimmed milk cup refrigerated at high sTwed until smooth. Swiss cheese eholesterol-Iree egg Remove cover and gradually TUNA PATE LOAF 16 slices breadl I small onion, quartered two-thirds cup parsley leaves teaspoon salt teaspoon dry remaining By JOHN VAN GIFSON his po tion TALL1IISSEF (AP' Askew s higher education aide Two press aides who held society column rumors that he A press release describing migrants contemplate overKendrick opened his office Kendrick said that after a to s erve as deputy director of press relations positions in Car- may be Potornae-bound. door one day last week to (itshttle probing he discovered the Tallahassee author Glovia Ja- throwing Castro." was an anL the Carter campai g n in Florida, ter 's campaign ma y lx on their i matter of fact there are I (HI I S Jaw book Florida A I haven't had an contacts cover that co-workers had gtv prank is hatched by liii st ate in Jimmy Carter por marrh is another possibility. way to Washington. They are with them," tic said. "They en him the bird. There was a leagues who had been working Ificenti-tinial History." has takno Cuban-born legislators. to the presidency, but it ap~ Mike, Abrams, the young Liii them "senor or senn oint' artistic liberties with l'urks, who works for Sechaven't expressed any interest, giant turkey perched in a v ith him to prepare next year's crate pears unlikely that he will re- Da de ounty Democratic execretary of State Bruce Sisiathers, and ior," but there were four legisI n't either." on his desk. thr tnith. tilts budget. ard Floridiam by appointing utive committee director who and Walter Wurfel, who works Thanksgiving catne early this Ditrclease makes this obserlative candidates who were Accompanying the creature I It, took the prank in gowl hutany of them to major offices ran Carter's campaign in that for Sen. Richard Stone, D-Fla. year for Odis Kendrick, deputy was a sign reading, "Con- 11101. In fact, the turkey 'Now Cuban-born born in Havana running in last atiomi in his administration part of the state, is mentioned Meanwhile, speculation can assistant secretary of the De'- gratulations. You have been ap- expected to be the guest of hun. ugi.l,itrs are addressed as week's election, and all four For one thing candidates is a possible benefactor of Caronly mount. James Apthorp, partment of Ilealth and Rehabi- pointed keeper of the great tur- or at Kendrick's Ilianksvivim: Senim' ist( i in Tallahassee lost. Cabinet offices such as secre- - Florida h Quick, Easy Lunc Whe n Tim e 'S S ort NIlJSIiROO.N1 TUNA PATE d look ' pound mushrooms, teaspoon pepper sliced, in 1 tablespoon ,tfl(I tut into thin 'I teaspoon dried dill ('OM Ml'flEE I .UN('Il fan.tiape pieces polyunsaturated margarine for need hut (Thicken Salad 2-3rds cup comnimieri ial I teaspoons lemon juice 5 minutes. Add to blender along Green Peas (loverflolls Petit ma y onnaise with onion and parsley. Furs Beverage 2 cans 16' or 7 ounces t'lFE1lI,LMIMOSA (-Up finely diced celery 11(11 CHICKEN SALAD each) tuna, drained 1-3rd cup finely diced In container of electric I tablespoon polyunsaturated ( )tie of the best of the teamargarine reen popper risomi.stslt' recipes. blender, combine egg substitute, skim milk and bread 1 cup refrigerated cup diced roasted almonds 2 cups diced 1 2-inch) cholesterol-free egg Over boiling water, heat (linked chicken (TUIUbs Let stand 15 minutes. sutItute about H'.own'e can sliced pineapple chicken and pineapple Add onion, parsley, salt, dr mustard, popper, dill weed and 1 cup grated Jarlsburg or 20 IllmflUtes. With a fork, stir in tit syrup, well-drained - - 0 /0 0 • I tary of st ate and seer t secretary of ie from defense II Washin r and iv y Lea g ue unive rsities. the fllayoimnaise; heat about minutes longer. Off heat, stir rn the celery and green pepper , Sprinkle with the almon, Servi' at once. Makes 6 s. % or LOIfDA'$ GENERIC DRUG LAW ' J han db a g s , I )liticjans have other plans Reubin Ask cv., r in. stance has said repeatedly that he has no intention of' ing to Washington. use Speaker Donald Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, and Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, who were strong Carter sup port ers are preparing to run for governor in 1978 and cannot afford to leave *hc state now. Agriculture Commissioner '' 1PP1 ____________________ -. . -- . . . V I A -_ n2ft - ., - - . •- Plan a party all guests can enjoy with plenty of appetizers low in cholesterol: Tuna Pate Loaf. top: Cheese Ball Mimosa . . ...... Sale -.. Oft - EVERYDAY LOW PRICE _ . .JpeLuuu DIQWE1IS i I 1_ - . Sale 12.80 I - -- --.-.- - - - T . Sale prices effective thru Sun., Nov. 14 For Bicentennial By CECIIX BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor John Adams, second President of the United States, wrote: "General Washington always asserted and proved that Virginians loved molasses as well as New Englanders did." To help celebrate our Bicentennial in culinary fashion, here's a version of Brownies America's favorite cookie bar - using that early American ingredient. Although these Brownies have rich chocolate flavor, molasses gives them a deliciously different taste. BICENTENNIAL BROWNIES 12 cup flour, stir to aerate before measuring teaspoon baking soda Is teaspoon salt 2 squares (217 ounces) unsweetened chocolate 1-3rd cup butter or margarine 2 large eggs 1 cup sugar 1-3rd cup light or dark molasses teaspoon van.Ila 1 cup coarsely clipped walnuts Line the bottom of an 8 by 8 inch cake pan with wax paper: grease paper. On another sheet S of wax paper stir tngether the flour, baking soda and salt. In a small saucepan over low heat, stirring often, melt together the chocolate and butter. In a inedluin mixing bowl beat the sweate eggs until thickened and lemon G1E THE ) h'' ps $4.99 I CLI P AD ATiIS Hours: 9:30a.m.. 9p;m. THURS..FRI..SAT. ON LY %t.At.t. LARGE Bring $4,99 it It u Sale 14.40 Peg. $18. Our beautiful aIl-acr1r, jacquard knit Snuggiy soft bodi':' big sleeve styling with two front pockets Black, forest green ri.m navy, burgundy S-M-L I I I I I ntOOING SIT - Sale 13.60 $4.11 each I I This Ad ',." ' Birthstone Rings I $499 I $ McCRORrS.DOWNTOWN Hours: 9:00 A.M..5:30p,m, THURS.FRI..SAT. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I I 1W - ad Open lOam. to If P.M. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Catalog Center Ph. 44441144 Store Ph. 6474333 " I- i .' i--i / lr 108 COLOR PACK 12 j . TWINS hi'S Oz. Liq. Or 100 Tabs Limit I 129 v r , , 2 In Pack Limit 2 .1 w ~59c?m itmPl GIN -.-- ' _ - ¶ - ft Cr Poptr 60 sq 79 #' 34 sq ft 1659 $' 99 $22.99 For making . ook ies RUFFLE candy, etc. With fps. FERN .7 A*-, M ~ / t. I' - oirs LL'.? - PRESTO BURGER 99 15 .;;; 0 I 8 INCH NGING BASKET dl S4221 Immersible cook tray 3-pc. ANCHOR HOCKING ... :w 1-'.s"r. CHIP& Ci.'.oI Styling Wsnd CRAZY DIP SET CURL 80 Proof Cs. 12 9&5n Bo-Is 18" A97 FLORIDA & Z., QT, $59 c Of The Week . 1 999 RIG ., - STRING OF 50 muuu-u • REG. $3.69 4'69c 1 4:11'IL Plant Buy SUPER SHOOTER / Solid or osst'd 13 Oz. Limit OUSEHOLD I TE MS from WEAREVFR ' Reg. 4 HAIR SPRAY H ' or oily o $59 Cs 12 99 ! TRANSIST I OR GIFT WRAP . "çs BLEND . 4VJ 6 ROLL PACK MIST AQUA NET Nil I P_i L p I Ii I CANADIAN k;v SCHINLEY 99 - - A Rack Reg. $3.99 A ' e & 2.99 QT POCKET RADIO RON RICO ASK RIG. 47 RUM Gocu T hand - EXTRA L $59 Cs 12 ... SIIE'IN CHAMPAGNE SCOTCH $77 I V.0. 4 5 Cs. 12 - Blend 5TH BUSCH .BEER Cs. 24 CANS (Warm) SJ'I Open t: 30 a.m.to6p.m. Tues., Wed., Thursind Open t:3Qa,,m. tol:30 p.m. Mondiy and Friday Store Ph. 141-4110 I 'II V ' '1 Z AYRI PLAZA • saiek San Kodak Pocket 10 0 Camera 1988 NOVELTY SOCKS 07, Men's& Boys' Polaroid t I - Onesize tube socks, over the calf length. Printed with TV s:ars like Fonzte. Kotter - s m1 199 (v,r,do k 29110 1-? 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CORDIAL or WINE AMIFM RADIO I (. ,,• - 4 01.., ,.t, to, Pi,,1no.I.tI..l.. 99 & 299 L9 E.'' - 'I e AVerY Practical $.tI STORE HOURS: ORLANDO DOWNTOWN a<i. 3GIFT SIAGRAM'S- BOXES 1.0 141 I t, .owi.s - .-, •4' , \ iA L7 0' i..-,,,, or to, your ees Christmas Cards i Akoboses & buttery 1959 fr BOX OF 20 •99 ANDRE _5 tue c 40T. trup 99 Including ',OL,nj' Deep Dish -- 1 121n1.g.. 23/I" 'I'. Ornaments 97 El - BLEND 12 4 $5.99 40 497 JCPenne Open 10a.m. tot p.m. Mndiy thru Saturday OPSfl Sunday ll:30105:30pm Cat. loq Center Ph. 312-1020 Store Ph. 323-1310 POLAROID SOUNDISIGN 1177 Sale prices effective thru Sun., Nov. 14. WINTER PARK MALL C - .' SANFORD PLAZA MYLANTA C C-19 - I i I I I Oz. Pack Limit 3 11 -v SS9 CS loops at the waist Choose Shetland blue, Shetland green rust, and tail ba o. Petite 1-11, Average 3-1 Tail 5-15 NOV. 18 THRU 24 r QT. I OTHER FINE RINGS UP ' C 029 !!IJ :1 1 -1: ISCO SCOTCH Sale prices effective through Sun.. Nov. 14. : $4 .9y Limit 2 To An Ad Peg. $13. Woven polyester fashion slacks with double prPrp$cns 9 - - AIRWICK DANDER -. . i• PAPURT CALVERT Peg. $13. ester slicks are te*tur,zecj to soften the look and feel Self-belt with shiny Silver!atle buckle Navy, green, niach, mown burgundy Petite 3-13 Average 5-15 Tall 5-15 PLUS TAX 0 GELATIN " Bit. 12 pretty patterns All acrylic Choos(, blue, brown, or grey S-NI.L "I TAX I ' . . ' 497 Peg. $17. Our beautiful Aztec wrap sports a colorful combination of - SUN. 1:00.5:QOp.m. 00111 -- - - - - - - - - - SUPPOSITORIES 1BOURBON Sale 10.40 II MCCORY'S SANFORD PLAZA I A II VI I UI• White Enriched ANCIENT SMIRNOFF AGE VODKA Save on women's proportioned pants. - - - - - - - - - - - - ' $5.99 $6.99 •-. , I - LADIES' 1 CARAT LADIES' 2 CARAT MEN'S RINGS From " Glycerin ___________PHILADELPHIA 2 1 99 I tit CPLD ELECTROPLATE Bring this certificate and $499 plus tax and reIceivea LADIES' 18 KARAT H.G.E. ring, set with '/ CARAT DIAMOND REPRODUCTION. SPARKLING WITH RAINBOW FIRE. \ " ru''• - I Corn. In, compare With your $IAMIIW diamonds, S.. If you 1,11 the difference. You'll be surprised, d4tiVitet a mu.d many of the wealthy peopie keep their real diamonds In the vault and wear (Mae and their friends don't knew the diff,reic.. Some of th ese I1ll sold for as tiih as $21.00. All tints set In IS Karat H.G.E. id.ians who are not in the public eyebutareskilledinlieldssuch as education health finance or 20 OZ. LOAF CTN. BLEND FABULOUS RING RIOT! Can \ q(.r'vrc ALL POPULAR BRANDS 57 &.speaker, is a possibility. Claud I. - . .t I I I / f - some impact on Carter as, he restructured Georgia state goVWrilnient after he was elected governor in 1970. What could well happen h, that Carter will tap some Her. ' Jcr BREAD Half-Gallon publi t din inist ration. Ja"ksonville banker Fred My 4 /1 / I ' S .' V. THURS.-FRL.SAT..SUN. I I F UND cCror I I 'II/i/ .1 " r/4(t,4 a .f/1 wr - I I / great color; add sugar, molasses and vanilla and beat to blend. Add chocolate mixture and beat to blend. Add flour mixture and beat to blend. Stir in walnuts. Pour into prepared pan. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until edges come away slightl from pan 40 minutes; a cake tester inserted in center will NOT come out clean Place pan on a wire rack to cool for li minutes. Turn out onto rack: remove paper; with another rack turn right side up; cool completely. Remove to a cutting board; with a sharp knife cut into four 2-inch strips. then cut each strip into four 2inch squares. Store tightly coyired. Makes 16. - - - - - - - - - - - - -_ - - -- I /17 .\ o,'.nse formulary of to Provide for more arid by es?oblshng ..r,, drugs CIGARETTES C House Speaker Richard Puti t ogether a team to reorganize tile mammoth federal bureaucracy Pettigrew was the architect of Florida's 1 %9 reorganization law, which undoubtedly had Peg. $16. Woven-look Ieath€r bag lacing All the newest, nicest shapes TURKEYS - in the next administration. Former state Democratic Chairman Jon %Ioyle has urged Varter to consider former contemporary styling Bake A Batch Of .' number of Floridians will gain iniddle-manaement iti ons Peg. $19. Smooth top cowhde lr'ath'r h.qs with II . EVERYDAY LOW PRICE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ICE CREAM WALGREENS Art(a414 ...• .4U . We Work Harder to Make th. Generic Law Work BetterforYou! 0ey,role in helping Carter select a secretary who is acceptable to Florida (and Southerni agricultural interests. Nfore likely than top appoint. ments is th nn! nrcibI,t s. " -• ale 9.60 Reg. $12. Polyvinyl handbaq_ S With bUrntstio(I edging Gold-tone .r.or.'cr.r.g on n.r,c fwis p'ces seeking a Midwesterner for that position. If so, Conner could still play it S by A41 has been reported that Carter is Reg. $25. Real leather bags in the latest fashion styles Adjustable shoulder straps , WALORUNS MAKES SURE YOU DO SAVE MORN MONEY MORE - ecr Sale 2O you 00 Doyle Conner, a valuable Car. -.....-- save ....y on your pr.urlpilon. / . most of the bersupporter inF'Ionda,might be a long-shot possibility for s et ary of ..... .. . . •. should (_' state's ablest Democratic Ill I si Associated Press Writer In large skillet meti roll iii sieved egg substitute add tuna. continuing to process 2 tablespoons chopped pimiento margarine; add egg substitute until cumpletely covered, w ith addition il and cook o v er medium lost heat Garnish until smooth Pour into oiled 7 toptionali not stir. Turn out of pimiento. Serve with until set. N x 'i'm x 21 4-inch loaf pan. flake It teaspoon Worcestershire pan-. cool. Push through toast or vegetable slices, tit 375 degrees F. oven 45 sauce strainer onto sheet of waxed minutes. Remove from pa,1 and I i teaspoon garlic powder Yield: About 2 cups. paper; set aside. In niediulli chill. Cut into slices and serve 1 1 teaspoon salt with thinly sliced French bread. Yield. 12 appetizer servings. -substitute cup skim milk 2 cups soft bread crumbs ' w flUX ingredients, form into ball and cup pot cheese ' bow l flash pepper . Special 'aI.-pevoo are 'JsIe.1 D "Sit.' or coupoos Any 0111.15 515 c everyday Wa'g,s.n prices Som e rg,isr prices quoted map er in onse 5101.1 (Right reserved to limit qiAantI.s on all items LNWAWJA, WE HONOR I wAer,aun co. 1916 �2C-Evening Herald, Sanford, El, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 - Vt Wi ad , --- Ebody WINS atPUBLIX 7'V Its the hearty eafing season ll It ( A (,qt o 1-' Pubix GittRnxpc Q') ext .,. Spri lki LoCIMCDnmi mu it are always a welcome gift I .- I- choose '' 'I .. I 51 :lhb0mY0x Jrf lace for 8eef NN 1P* I J'S~IECTED To day's Nov. 11, 1976 Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Loin Top Round Steak...... Yeo NOVEMBER 11 THRU WEDNESDAY, Key Club Steak .......... 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(Ezpw.sW.d., Nov. 17, 1976) 1 Laa.a..saaaaaaaaa._aaa..____a____j Laaaaaaaaaaaa_a____ ---._____ SI.aaaanaeaa..aanaaaaaaaaaaeaaa4 Lau.aaaniaaaaaaaaaaaa.,aaaaa aaa _J Mrs. Smith's Frozen Golden Deluxe Pie Shells rag. pkg. s tb Imperial Oven Roust.. lb 'V' 3i1GreenSfamps o *T T.% COLIC', AND PUaCHA$f Of kt1lx s a - EXTRA 'i'Greensfamps1 a sold flaaa aaaaaa aflaaaa EXTRA '1" .30 Blade Roast.... lb Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef . .\ " : $169 C huck Publix reserves rves Fall's in the air, and appetites are hearty. Serve a tender, juicy roast' from Publix with your special touch. It's asurewinnerevery tim e .' ;1 - ,, .30 lb Chuck Blade Steak.... lb ,b ri' Nov. 13, 1975 Difference '1" I L ,jJ n 7 -: --' Swift's Premium ProTen Small End S STORE ~ORANG E C X- Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Round THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, UI UUI LUJ" soon HOMI I Prices Sirloin Steak .............. ..'1" . U #0i - 0 = 1 Prices V IUVLFIUCfl If, \', BEEF SALE HEAVY WESTERN LIMINE nf niir t. ' 1- PubIix'1'h, Place for 8eJfl Fien'; ' - t1 r &r . - ix _" % yourown prizes! I start at PutAix, Its- i Publ li. NUIHINGUEAIS .: /• He arty main th% rt 010, mana ger They re just the right ft for iees friems or just about anyone GREEN STAMPS 'I _______ - GIl Certificates for any amount you 7 THE OPENING Po ensive list otdomesticand ipo m,.t moats and theeses and gourmet snacks Our Del manager will be happy t o help you with your selections ~O Come join us we'~re This week Fri lk I n j 4 r,fi C and with JWGreen Stamps We'n.sday, Nov. 10, 1976-3C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ IS Tea Bcigs 24.t . øl•P •l•l.I pg THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY SANFORD PLAZA-SANFORD LONGW000 VILLAGE CTR.-LONGW000 SEMINOLE PLAZA-CASSRLBERRY Publix �IC—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nev. 10, 17 1 COUNTRY STYLE W-D BRAND L SOP 10 DOWN PKG, I 1.01 C QUART FFF SUNNYLAND ... 9Jc 89 pot Pies Inners 99. C' CrA All VARIETIES ____11 ENGLISH MU. FFINS W-E) NANO RCGULA,. rHK SULE 39c Ok ALL BEEF Bologna. 99c 32-or JAR . • • AI M $aIuto Piña Wft . W.D BRAND COOKED USDA GRADE 'A' COUNTRY CUT PAN READY — _ r 'U W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ALL CHUCK INCLUDING 7 BONE CENTER CUT LB. CHUCK ROAST FRYERS 4 LB. Banel.st Be4 Stew Meat •• . 9 89 SIort Ribs BONELESS BEEF LOIN N. Y. STRIP STEAK TOP ROUND STEAK BONELESS BEEF ROUND . $259 - - - BRAND BAG HOT OR MILD W.D bausatie NECKS P I flACk, .'.IN . 49c 2 $169 LB LB $149 !89 — CONDITIONER OR ORGANIC SHAMpOO-;. Faberge SAVE .14 . . . 99c l i SIE - SAVE 20 99c 40 — 89c._ 59 * ,c REGULAR OR SUPEk Ta"map0aw c1 $133 • • • - - F W TRIAL C UN S flEW TAW om 2;; RA TATIC AflI9M VIVA . . . . 1M*V 1 SIZE 99' 79 JAR HOU$ 24$ $417 . I CAN - 2° LOW FAT OR LARGE EGGS GUSTA°FSON* S C MILK DOZ. I 'I GAL. 79c . ndOSvn,(Q?r) - ' L' i S-( 90 -1 0 Butter 2 • :.' 99c M argarine . 2 1°° Rinse Biaes . CB Radios .- TANK DEODORANT . BARS 3 , J flRc • • • • $117 BTL e I 79c . Pie Mix CRAC!N GOOD PX - -. $135 • $105 1.11 oq Ti.f ,-If LACJI tA4T •1.' - - c, ' -' srrY. CROCKj 0AhtQ BRO W N (,A&K-iE - Rrnsrn Bread 2. 09 •1 1 - AVTT&k eede'df, Rolls - 0LX11 DARUNO • • Bounty TW!E DIVE - - 99c Pecan Twirls . we 65 t).-*Ri NG IPQx~G - 43~ S - . . PKG . 9 ' 51' 49c s ANDRE' p COLD DUCK, DRY OR PINK CHAMPAGNE $199 t. FIFTH V,,.,,d, Wine Of , NEW STORE HOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 a.m.-9 D.m. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SUNDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 F. FIRST ST.SANFORD I I? SOUTH ROSLINO . ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER MT. DORA SANFORD - 1i 5995 DETIRGINT LUX LIQUID l'IIlI$l1, I'a:IP AfFA 99 Cake Mix -59c .,)'7,, strr CR(XER O5ION.CRE,i . - C 31 $117 . • GILLETTE P TINUM PLUS INJECTOR BATHROOM - BAN SOAP. V" Ultra Ban ROLL PKG. i0rine 99 . . . . SIZE k BRECK REGULAR OP EXTRA BODY CREME — Limit 2 doe. wISS.Oo or more purchase excluding cIor.Ff,s BASTER PLASTIC REGULAR DEODORANT BATH TISSUE I SAVE óQ P ltc SOFT'N'PRETTY . CARESS SOAP ' SANK - / GRADE "A" Extra Lge. Eggs 89c • • • - F(L0 TRIAl. CHUNX Dog Foo s7 H K - Pine Sol Dog Food V $3 deaiier Ration 70A'2 56" Napkins JARS . OUNCAf HINES BLUEBERRY MUFF tN Pfbft SUPERBRAND . - QUARTS -. ALL SIZES AND COLORS STYLE 105 Dassfiy Hos e • UKANO JUICE —. EX' RA HOLD OR UITIMATt Adorn, Spray SAVE 40' S • • EACH DLIUrH GRAPE JAJIOR SIZE $299. 99c Coffee 29C Coff ee 89c Co3fc '.1s& W1441 MUFFIN 99c SAVE 0' 919 Butter Liaht $1 Jeu 2 100 13-01 75c PXG Mix - A &IF . 28oz. - Cake Mix Mixes. . eMilnot .3 __ * . • . . Itm CWCKER f'(NEAPPU jp $195 AG e •', .-.. 4lies BRAND MEDIUM sau sage awmI . MIXED FRYER PARTS' BEEF RIB. SEMI-BONELESS DID CTFI, C W. 69C MRS. SMITH' S PUMPKIN, COCONUT, APPLE OR DUTCH APPLE 20--at FKG, Sdu nusag Ahme - EACH 1119 Cakes. OR SKINLESS SMOKED CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION BORDEN — OR STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE KG. (CONSISTING OF 2 BREAST QTRS 2 LEG QIRS 2 b W-D BRAND LUNCHEON r W AGED BEEF 1 r RESH U7 SARA LEE BANANA NUT, MANDARIN ORANGE, BLACK FOREST $229 JJ U.S. CHOICE /1 FEDERALLY INSPECTED if HEAVY WUTERN rKO. At(AVQR5CK PARTY dfr $109 W-D BRAND ø....O o 3 7 89 fANUT 900. S $ Drinks 0F24 ...fl-J auce ,.• " - F~i 79c OIJAR1 DIE-P SOUTH BARBECUE- UiN DEEP SOUTH SMOOTH OR CRUNCiY ?R VP : Drin OALtIC CLAUSSEN REFRIGERATED WHOLE OR ICICLE KOSHER PICKLES SIZE 969 PKG. tchup ASTOR: (Ot'4.THE-C68 W-D BRAND REGULAR, ALL BEEF, AND DINNER ki . HtlP'Z - HEINZ 9C . OAR . EACH COUNTIES ONLY... - ? 9" Picides Tea Mix Ke 4 - $100 . APPlE ! kér MOkTON MAIARONI & CHEESE OR CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY . • • 79c VOLUSIA SUMTER, . - 44 MERO LB. Fruit Slicer 1 . U PRICES GOOD IN THESE Vegef oble and AM 969 SAUSAGE HOT OR MILD RAG COPELAND SAUSAGE REGULAR OP 14!CK SUCED OSCAR MAYER BACON . CANS I ORK STEAK 6 99c N_ EhiANKs KNEIP ROUND . 29.oz. I NOV. _ 3 . Limit 2 with $3.00 or nero purchase excl. cigs. T rg LB. yHsI4ouwEP BOSTON BUTT BLADE CUT SLICED PEACHES Mayonnaise MAYONNAISE\ '-1Ce ~ RQc 39 HALVES OR W "v KRAFT PORK ROAST Borden VO V MAID WESTERN CORN FED FRESH SHOULDER BOSTON BUTT iROUND BEEF i 3485. CORNED BEEF - THRIF TY a PRICES INN DIXIE STORES. COPYRIGHT 1976 11k n PURE HANDI.PACK PORK SPARERIBS I Wednesday, Nov. 10, 177—SC Quantity Rights Reserved 141 (a 0 SMALL MEATY OR Ar Evenlnn Herald, Sanford, El. 419 E. FIRST ST. - ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRU BREVARD, COLLIER, PRICES GOOD NOV. 11 13 �6C-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. to, 17 TELEVISION W Wish Charles Bronson stars Man wages one man war of vengeance against New York muggers after his wife and daughtor .arn assaulted 1974 Parental discretion adasod 7 FAMILY FOCUS 9 BARETTA AnIanette Comer. Ron Hayes guest ed n es day Evening 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS 6W EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 EVERYBOOY S BUSINESS Baretta hunts the killer of a police officer apparently shot down attonting to thwarl a robbery 630 12 NBC NEWS 2 4 LISTINGS 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ARC NEWS 24 THEATER IN AMERICA The Taming Of the Shrew' The American Conservatory Theatre of San Franciscia pesOfliS their version of Shakespeare s dassic 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 61111 I DREAM OF JEANNIE ' 1 FEEDBACK WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 TREASURE HUNT 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 CEL FARITY 1000 12 THE QUEST tMiilo trailing an escaped 00rYv'd jTy Hardin) in hopes he will lead them to their Sister, the auiirio brothers encounler,a pathetic woman and her ff!Dnch child forcing them to make a tough decision 61111 NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE PORT 2 SWEEPSTAKES 6 $128000 QUESTION 611111 HOGANS HEROES 9 525000 PYRAMID 12 MV THREE SONS 24 EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT 800 2 12 NBC MOVIE The Great Waldo Pepper Robert Redford stars as a barnstorming stunt pilot in the 1920s. whose thirst for action arid 9 CHARLIE'S ANGELS' Ket- War pilots with tt'ietr assorteri personal and career problems 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN FILES IN EDUCATION (Fri.) PICTURE OF HEATLH Urversify of Florida 1 630 Sct'iool System, until 3pm 61111 THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 1240 MYSTERY OF THE WEEK The Nurse Killer Linda Kay Henning Stars. A young nurse reports to work in a big hospital's psychiatric wing, run by her father, and gets involved in a series of deaths and mysterious occurrences v.ricent Price, William WAidnri. Hemone Baddeloy guest Jarrie is assigned to imersonate tt'ie rieco of a man .sne opccts to inherit a fortune .'hen his strange family ;ilhers at an eerie boyou mansion for the reading of his u 24 NOVA Where ()j The Colorado Go (R) 2 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 TODAY (I a t 7 25 and 8251 4 ,6 CBS NEWS (7 30 a m, Ch 4, local news) 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 G000 MORNING AMER. ICA: (Good 6* NOrFORWOMENONLY, COhOStS Polly Bergen, Or. Frank Field 9 DON HO SHOW 11 30 2 12 STU'ERS 4 6 lOVE OF LIFE 6* LOVE. A.,vIERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) 11.50 6* PAUL HARVEY COMMENTARY 4 1155 6* CBS NEWS 6 2 4 Death 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 Attic' Dean Martin Geraldine Page (0 & W) lThUrs I 2 THE GONG SHOW The hail. Town House. 10050, Veterans' Jaycee program sponsored by Deltona Veterans Council, 11 am., Deitona Community Center. Day - aiagnoua Circle or Center, 9:30 a.m. 2 Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumler's, Altamonte Springs. 6 10 SUNSHINE ALMANAC Foresters Is 99(1 Square Dance Club, The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed,8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Church, SR hills Moravian 434, Mille Harrison Chapter NSDAR, I IW, 11 11111"q _____ you could die laughing! 2:30 p.m., large group shelter, Central Florida Zoological Park. Hostesses, Mrs. 1. K. Wiley and Miss Edith Beall ,~ \, YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., 1201 _____________ W. First Sc a,'siunu,y, riluVFiMtsF;R LI English Estates Elementary School carnival, 11 am. to 4 ki p.m., Oxford Road. Decorated bike contest, 9:45 am., Falmouth Road, parade, 10:30. Senior Citizens tour to Disney World. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 1 p.m. Return after evening fireworks. Smile" & No No" Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce installation banquet, Rosemont Golf and Country Club, Orlando; 7 p.m., Hospitality Hour; 8 p.m., banquet. FIEIIWAPSHOP AND FLEA 11AAR*11 EYERY$UNDAY,AM 5PM CALL 121 1216 Flea Market sponsored by All Souls Home and School Assn., 10 a.m. to 5p.m., All Souls Social Hall, 8th and Oak, Sanford. Cause, workshop beginning at 9:30 a.m., Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson St., Orlando. Free and open to the public. Common The Giant Spider Invasion PLUS A Sanford Women's The Castle of Blood Group, 0 • - Assn., 8 0 • S S ,-, - I ii I . I- I Call 423 4557 Write P0 Box 1213 Sanford. Florida 32771 NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE 530 6* PARTRIDGE FAMILY 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES am. to 4 p.m., one mile east For families or friends of problem drinkers. For further information call 123 4387 Or write Box 553, Sanford, Fla 32771 newest treatment." Open to all •' . DIVO4CE FORMS--- For free for mation write to; 791, Pompano. Fla. 33061. CONSERVE SANTA'S 'I ENERGY -SAM'L -. No Service Charge For Loyawoys -- ---- HOME! Siames e Sealpoint female SpOye'd, missing from Mayfair Circle Call Dean, 323 0381 ___ Lost- S Cats- Large brown Per COME sian cat, 3 silver grey Persian kitten s and I black & white tomcat; vicinity of Seminole High School. 723 7957 '-6-Child Care -______ _____ _______ , -_ . Educational Child Care for as low as 52. weekly if you Qualify. 373 5.121 or 373 5435 Produce'- Farm Fresh Tomatoes,4 l $1 ', mile weSt 04179200 ii I I' 111 I. I' I SKATING DD 199 I RINK ' Ph. 3229353 , - flo0 W.2Sth St. (SR4oA)' ..#' ---: -- . .- Sanford ExEcurlyL SECRETARY-. Shorthand, good typing, per S000lity plus . 16700 PBX OPERATOR Experienced. 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Eugenics Mutation Chromosomes Gene Recessive DNA Genetics RNA Dominant Hybrid Variations Tomorrow: World War II Cell White Draw %12S Comm. -WE SELL SUCCESS 2131 Commercial 37) SliP, * STUDENTS * EARN , Beginner's Dog Obedience $50 PER WEEK Be part of a supervised group of s.aIeI.pfrons that sell ho,.s,oId items door to door. Must ween ages 12 to II. Call youth Counselor, 6446019, Looking for mature companion to live' in and care for elderly Woman. Must have driver's li(tni. Call 3226266 after 4 p m (3; p.m., Rentals 30-Apartments UP TO'5U"yo I' Unfurnished NOW LEASING OF' Sanford Court Apartments Hannah's Music Center 3301 S. AMPS, GUITARS, DRUMS BAND INSTRUMENTS I • / appearing in The Herald are Music Instruction 101-C W. 1st St., Sanford 323-8781 newest rtecldential neighborhood available to you in 8x10 reprint, size for $4.00 olus tax. DIAL 322.2611 or 831.9993 Sanford Ave. New modern SingIl Very I 1. 2 bedroom pts. and Completely fura4thed studio apartment, ConvenIently located 6. beauitfully landsc.p.d Abundant Storage (lncli.ing 4111111c) and "GE Energy EfficIency Pitkag'. From 114j. 'Call 3233301 between I & 5:30. with grapefru,t trees Call 32') 919 Or )fl I lit Req Real Estate Broker, and storage rooms are lust a few of the extras. Priced right at 159.500 121 7895 3220719 _ _____ - . 322.2715 - Mary Blvd -_ Listing Service 2565PARK 3106 Family Pyn!,sl Units W,n?e and immediate occupancy From ' BUILDER-DEVELOPER _________ ___ I BALL REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker SALES- RENTALS 817W 1st St., Sanford 322 56.41 or 322 2757 Otter Hrs a-.. IL LIONS OF DOLLARS in Real s sold daily in the clOSSilied ads Nothing Small You [[ Homes I BR. unfurnthe,j trailer, 1325 monthly $ security. 149 34.1? TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT 628 5049 . HOMES of DISTINCTION LARRY SAXON INC REALTOR Large Wooded Lot, Paved StreW, Sewer, Street Lights Sidewalks . 5jt , Lake Mary-- Only $100 down 3 OR, home, central I't&A. 7 bath garage. screened porch, dish washer, garbage disposal, car pet Cd. eat in kitchen 1213 tO per month pays all K.ulp Realty. 372 IDY L LW ILD E 1973 ' 37' wide, I OR, turn. AC, adults Scurtly. $100 mo 322 93I 20R mobile hØqne', furnished Plenty yard for children & pets _!!hee 322 5659 FOR APPOINTMENT CONSTPUCTION Inc. 211 W.2SIh Sanford, Fla. I 37-Business Property Additions Remodeling MUST SELL - Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1978 models. 7 days week Call collect, 565 2 31 $2995 -Household Goods 51 64-Equipment FUTU RA BY 1030 State St - , ..- '- Lake Mary- 3 fIR, t' bath ew bejme Under 575.000 WiltS lets IhOn 1750 down Government funding By builder. 831 t649. Eq ua l HouSing Opportuntr (SANK RtPO$3E$fION-Low down J BR, 1½ bath, family room, fenced yard, 250% HOMES $100 down 115.000 up. impOell' Poodle Pad-Complete professional grooming 2167 Park St 323.5774 Anytime Hunt Realty, Inc. X22 rn4 Quality . 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and shopping - No maintenance fees. After Hours; 3723993 3 bedroom Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully 322231$ Realtor 3220448 "Get Em While They're Hot" - Lake Mary $1 1,500 Phone MAYFAIR SECTION I I BR. 7 bath cuslom home 700 ft on lake MODEL 0 OPEN: fr* re wo 1m l e If You Qualify meet I !24 L½ Wnwe a, Voney is available for SUbSidized houlng in rural areas No down payment, monthly paymenl I,, than rent. FOR INFORMATION CALL 3237080 1P ' DIRECTIONS: In Sanford .West on 25th St. off GONE WITH THE WIND SPECIAL beauty HOME IN THE COUNTRY $19.000 Will trade for land or mobile home and Sales Assistance' Ii Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive M. UNSWORTH REALTY Another Fine Development By WILCO CONSTR UCTION COPM1 A Subsidiary Of Wiliner Industries H al Colbert Realty MLS - REALTOR 323-7832 Eyt's 122 ISV. 1221179 20' E 25th St YOU NAME IT, l BUY IT , SANFORD AUCTIOPI - 323 7340 Hilux Pickup 4.Sp, Camper - 2495 - 80-Autos for Sale 67 Ford Ranch Wagon. AC. new 1973 PONTIAC pant, excellent COndition, $550 Phone 666 1)12, 1 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I can cover your aluminum 8. sottit home wit h System AlSo Roofing. Gutters 70 YrS Eagle Siding Co 831 9343 , Landscaping Home Improvements Concrete I Work. Work, Painting, I 32) 6125 Free Estimates oir, RCfl'OO('i.*4 Add''.", (u%io,ii Work i. .c "nsr'cl Borxleii Fr,. rstmITe- 37) 1038 9795 C E SHEPHERD Call 373 5$75 RRREERE ART BROWN PEST CONTRO.. 2562 Park Drive 3228*43 Elect rical.' Plumbing, refrigeration Heating, t(e' Machine, SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only 535 Phone 372 1518 or Commercial. I i!.3n____ I Roof Repar',, Carpe,itr, P0,nt,10, Home Repars. Gutter rig. Cement I I -Ark -_____________________ Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service -Commercial I Residential & Cleaning Pt I. Box 171CC. I I Sanford Fl 37711 ' 3236425 I Hauling ' Free estimates 4 8)1 8667 Land Clearing ______________________ . ESTERSON. LAND CLEAR1P4G Alterations. Dress Makt. Drapes. upholStery 322 0/0) - TO SELL YOUR HOME? V.1,3 Sp., Air 1971 FORD LTD ....._ Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work F;11 dirt. lop soil 272 5943 PICKUP 1895 Sewing I ._. WANT 1973 FORD WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK' Place a ClaSsified Ad in the Evening Herald today apartment! RON'S QUICK SERVICE Very Reasonable Rates Phonel3I 5777 PS, PB, Air Pest Control Painting, Remodeling, General Residential 1974 PLYMOUTH Fury III, V.8 Auto ________________ - Cleaning _______________________________ 1295 A SERVICEMAN') You ii I "rid bin listed in our BuSiOIS's Service Directory, NEED Carpenter Ceramic Tile, Alum Enclosures Beauty Care a Lawn Care Lcbr'.ari'I S Flume. Repar, Room Addit005, E*p I 2 DR. HI V.8. Auto, PS, PB TWO PLUS TWO ISFOIJR Air Vinyl Roof And That's A Fact' CtOS%,tiecl Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Too' 9295 Get Some action with a Herald LIGHT HAULiNG& YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 S371 Free Will haul away lUnk metal Small chargetoremov.traij's 373 1780 Home Improvements ___________________ -- Central Pleat 8. Air Conditioning For trte t',limJt's, call Cart Harrl's at SEARS in Sanfora in 1771 PS, PB, Air Radial Tires V.8 Auto, Aluminum Siding i 2395 1970 CHEV NOVA 14 A real Call Ut For PerSonalized Listing 17.2 Drywall spray rig, 2 ton Chevy truck, in use every day, good (OI'iditiOfl (3051 $860130 uy Buying a new home' Moving 10 an YOUR HAVEN THE COUNTRY Beautiful 3 134, 2 bath home with acreage Coil ton surprise extra On 3 acres 1974 TOYOTA EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU PALOMA AVENUE 7 bath Excellent neigh borteod hOes ci B 2995 30,000 Miles 4 BR. arm - W ix, , 68an •,.,,,i ted 10 Classified Ads will always give VOL, more Much . Much More than I 3 OR, 3 balh ASum413le mortgage PS, Air, BUSINESS DIRECTORY LOCH ARBOR You Can Have Your House In 3 Months Peg Real EsIate'Byok,r 3W.Ist$ pt 323 031? eve's 372 7357 8)0 170] 22, 125 NOW Auto, Ventura Sprint 2 Dr. V-S Auto, PS, PB, Air Cottage. S rooms, I bath. 251 5 Ira REALTOR, MLS Jim tIght', - Repir -_____________________ 1975 MERCURY Comet 2 Dr., 6 Cyl. 1971 Custom 20. 1 ton Chevrolet p'Ckup new tires, PS. PB. new 'ill ef •yliC,,i P. , ci.a.Ui, ia, slow casn ee at 1.75 W 13971 St Sanford, Phone 323 I'917 & T ,,.ii ivi .t'. Tennessee Walker, 13 00 372 3152. - 2095 79-Trucks-Trailers 6&-Horses -- 1 13,000 Miles you expect (formerly Harielt', Beauty Nook) 519E First 311 S712 _ Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 4585 Santora Plaza Peg Re a l Estate Broker __ Wings- 1000 CC Honda. candy, apple red a nd black, best of dressed Over 14.000 in it. Sell for 13.000 Phone' 372 9763, alter 10. 349 5637. '' tkingese puppies. S weeks Did, AK SINGER JOHNNY WALKER ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 29.5eO' ORIGINAL PRICE -' Ave, 327 4121 DOy', 121 612) Harold Hall Realty .- - - Golden C. shots, wormed Masked $40 to 1100 Days 842 1501. evenings 831 Gnerl Contractor Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse ' VETERANS- No down payment homes -. P -- - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Z315 1974 VW AT, AC, Model 113 14,000 Mile s Rent 6. ets65- I1,4Dr.,5CyI. Auto PS, PB, Air, tnt Blue Lustre Electric Carpe I HArley Davidson 1700 CC, full dress Shampooer for only SI 30 per day with gauges, low mileage. Call CARROLL'S FURNITURE 668 5693 after 6 p m . OR for 1974 TOYOTA Mark BUY JUNK CARS - from $10 to $70 Call 327 1671 after I p m 62-Lawn.Garden One of Sngers top Touch and Sew Zig Zoo machines Assume balance of 115.5 SOor pay Ill 90 per month Will lake trade in Singer equipped to zig zag 8. make button holes Balance of 13885 or 10 Payments 01 16 Cali credit manager, 322 9111 or see at SA NFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store 2 BR block, City - - 77- Autos Wanted NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrult's Garden Center sol Celery Ave . FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A .11 l..buses Expert MechanIcs, All work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. 2.5 yrs. experience, MoxIey's Garage, 2539 Park Or 322.3955 Bill l3wers, Operator 11 WinIer Spring s Immaculate I OR. 7 bath with many ratrosMuSt see to appreciate Call 127 0631 Will trade '72 Colt station wagon for spinet piano, or sell for 1*00 372 Two oil circulating heaters, good Condition, matching antique buffet and China closet, fair cond . termite treated, matching vinyl sofa & char, fair cond Call 377 8571 weekdays, otter I p m utilite's 112 Club Road, Sanford Big 1500 refrigerator and Or conditioner included at 111,900 or 'el, inTer l,ruRer, xii Ulit Real Estate Used Office Furniture Maylair . warranty. Asking 8*50 322 04t. Vinyl Roof Spacious, Custom I BR. 2 bath.liv rm , dn rm , den . eat in kit acre's Privacy Near hosplai 172 1173 CALL 322-3103 Building, 21*10', for rent or lease ion.st Overhe.dcSoors Hwy Ii 97, DeBary Ml 3346 or 66*6243 -- - 1971 VW Super Beetle, everything new including engine under MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk 111. ON LAKE MONROE 1967 Lemans. 2 dr good Condition, meg wtieets. Asking $450 Phone 3220 4 3 PLANT- Smooth. troad leafed $1. Onions 100 mustard. l5C 11.25 Floyd Freer, 327 5191 ' a) or 1 Bedroom, 2 bath home priced I at 130 $ 34.000 Call 531 3353 or Welcomes II I Payment Buys 1971 Dodge Van, Slant 6 Current inspection, $795 Phone 372 7061 Stereo AM FM Console; also I burner electric range Both good condition Ph 373 2957 $170 to $200 Mtg. 94E&vi2de ___ I'l __________ II 76A-Auto Repairs NOLL'S Complete Kitchen Matching LAKE OR 12 with cabinets. Stove, wall oven, refrig. central heat air, WWC. Split I & sink Excellent condition See to bedroom plan, dishwasher, appreciate Phone 6/3 9781 after 6 diSpoSal. Inside utility, double pm J garage 531.000 KISH REAL ESTATE INC I STORAGE-- WPtSC Clearance of Realtor 321 00.11 used restaurant equip and bar 2017 S French Ave Sanford fixtures Chairs, tab)s, sink 373. Life In '73 Models Call 373 8570 or $34 4605 Dealer Casselberry, Ii 92, 830 4706 Vaterle'Ss 19 piece stainless steel cookware Immediate delivery Priced for economy 373 4195 Ibot that JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and i.itct'iCn Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops Sinks Installation available Bud Cabeil 377 8057 anytime . 'traitor, 37) 5774 -rao .ve BUY-SELL-TRADE III 33$ E First St 322 Sófl lri,mck's. For information call DIII Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1311. MuSt Sacrifice 1973 Streamline, 33 It, Gregory Mobile HomeS, 3303 Orlando Drive, 323 5200 Wood or Ste'Cl desks. eecutive desk & (liarS, secretarial desks & Chairs, straight Chairs, tiling Cabinets, as is Cash and carry WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Leasea Datsun including Zoen and 3656 otter S 75-Recreational Vehicles Merchandise 60--Office Supplies it? HIDDEN I 323 2820 VIOLIN Cozy Stra'iiy,ir'i.js . size 1100 Soger, 322 1822 27.000 BTU window air Conditioner unit, 720 volts, 150. Good workirso condition 210 Flamingo Dr. after 1 30 or call 373 3437 ike Mary, by owner, moving, must sell I BR. 7 bath, built in pool, central H A. W W carpet, enclosed carport, family rm $31,900 373 Slit ) 59-isical Zuaranted reconditioned auto batteries, 112 95 exchange. PEEL'S BODY SHOP. 1309 Sanford Ave L)YNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hard-wick, Broker Oplioni 6606611 Sanford, Ha. rol,S%0fl.iIlS MJna9ed by Estate Agents, Billy H Wells & Assocte, Sanford. 122 $97 or $i(s) See at 308 W 13th St., San ford, Phone 123 5957, 50-Miscellaneous for Sale NEW 3 BR, 2 bath, garage, central belt & air condition, wall to wall carpet, VA FHA With no closing tees $21,900 $ 135 322-2090 7195 322 Winter Springs-) BR,? bath, large family room, large fenced yard. near new school. Immaculate. Must see to .sppeciate Low down pavmr" I pt's talk a1l.l4ia 1505 W. 25th St. Brailey Qdham-323-4670 S ESTATES, antique. Bought & sold PEAL ESTATE 3 BR. I, bath, red brick Must sell Willing to talk terms 170.0w. Phone 323 5602. Apartments, 300 Airport Blvd. Sanford after 3.p rn engine, loaded nice condition, Antique Appraisals Doll Hospital Service Open Tue's. thru Sat .105 12' Grasshopper air boat fully equipped, electric fuel pump, brand new prop, reconditioned Private Buyer Phone 319 5517 1971 Lemons, PS. PB. Air condition, good condition. Must sell. loguiri; Apartment 33, Bamboo Cove $100 3239062. CHINABERRY TrIbE ANTIQUES 1306W, First St., Sanford Antiques, China, Glass, Primitives, Furniture ROBSON MARINE 2928 Hwy 17 92 37? 5983 47-Real Estate Wanted night at 7 30 Il's the' only one in Florida You set the reserved prIce No charge oilier than $5 registration fee unless vehicle is sold. Call 901-233 1311 for further dCtaiIS. '68 Plymouth Sports Fury, rebuilt - 71-Antiques 55-13oats & Accessories Merchandise kcallor Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family One Bedroom Phone 372 1216, 7 p m to 9 p m. any night Garage Sale- Starts Friday, Nov. 12. 28th SI, just off Park Ave. Victorian COuch & chair & misc. Sorrento- 1 acre lot on Wekiva River Road, zcx'sed for mobile hom. Asking 17.500. call 665. 5580 Caiit Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story I too! Bring your article, to Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market. south 17 U. every Sunday, 9a.m. to So m. NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces. Continental engine Ready to go Apartments Homes ready for your inspection WANTELi SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport of garage.Matte $1.5 and have fun swapping Carport Sale- Nov. 17 & 13. Lake Mary Blvd Toys, baby and children's clothing, stroller, misc. Excellent condition Phone 372. 1541. Terry Realty, Realtor, 6200711 - a Classified Ad We'll ('yIn help you word it. Call 322 2611 eneva ardens " For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave - _____________I Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday 70-Swap & Trade trees House or mobile home. ANYTIME _ Cash 322.4132 I to S ACRE tracts. Paved road, 322-2420 REALTORS DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97. I mile west of Speedway, - Garage Sale- Do your Christmas shopping. Many new items. Nov. 9. 106.11, from 7.30 p.m. to 7 p m., 129 Hidden Lake Drive, off of lake STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work there Call S.intorij's Sales Leeidpr Multiple Cash for Antiques. Consignments wa.ited. Hi way 46 Auction Galleries, 372 6972 44arage Sales Peg. Peat Estate Broker "ODE 25th St 372 6635 43-Lots-Acreage drive, fecotry air, V I engine, low mileage, $7.600 327 S after S p.m - 8490625. TAFFER REALTY GROVE MANOR- 19138 MellQflyillC Quality construction, spacious 5 DR, 2 i bath, central H&AC, carpeting and over 2700 sq If living area A good buy for 144.900 We buy used furniture I item or houiefull call 3229491 ,_ Auto Washer & dryer, 3 years old, good condition. $150 for the pair. 371 0610 ISiS Corvette, orange', T.Top, loaded, Call after 5 p.m 7320111. '77 Jeep Commando wagon, 4 wheel ' Kenmore automatic portable Dishwasher, like new. $70 373 7526 & wouldn't b. any TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES- 3 BR, 11 2 bath. central heat & air, kit chen equipped, fenced yard Reduced $7,500 to $72,500 LuxuryPatio FOR INFORMATION CONTACT I OR, li bath, central heat & a i r HAROLD HALL PEAt TV in. range I will buy your merchandise clothes. nic oaks. etc., anything you have to sell. 373.1171 52Appliances WITT REALTY could be used for other than single family residence Has loads of extras which makes if a good buy at $32,900 149.500 and good terms, W000MERE- Immaculate 3 BR, I bath, split bedroom plan, kitchen equipped Owner has to relocate $72,7SO FROM *25j000 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 1 DR House- Unfurnished 5110 or furnished Call 373 3609 ?Qr Thursday evening or F''cia, daytime appointment, 34-?bile bath. Florida room, refrig $11,500 Maitland Auction 119 4116 toll free from Sanford for even for yout - COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-? BR. I CITY- 104W 25th St. This 2 BR, 2 bath home is zoned ROMI and bath home of sheer Comfort in Loch Arbor Great for en tertaining and for large family, Ihe large cheery eat in kitchen, separate dining room - family room overlooks a Covered patio and sparkling pool There are many more features for your surprise, A minute from the golf home everything _________ SANFORO.. Lovely 7 or 3 BR, 3 bath home' in Qood location, ex (ClIent Condition, 511.700 VA No down. FHA Low down -a.2 BR apartment In pleasenit Mayfair neighborhood Air Conditioner. heater, wall to wall carpeting, remodeled kiIch., porch, yard IS GOLFING & SWIMMING YOUR THING? See this pretty I BR, 2 (G . Conventional-5% Down Efficiency house. $3 per month S50 damage Singleor couple No pets 372 3817 after 5 30 7324 Park Or, Seminole - new room, trees, frame home. $30,900. Central H&AC, fireplace, laundry Got something to Sell? A Classified Ad will sell it fast. CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a GOLDSOORO- 3 BR. 1 ba th, dining MAYFAIR - 172 Scott Ave Custom 3 fIR, 7 bath; has a guest Cottage Furnished Management Opportunity available. For personal interview call 321 Went lady or gentleman to snare home and espenses. Write Box 61$. c 0 Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 37773 510 Hwy 131, Longwood 831 1772 . VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Wint er Springs- 3 OR. excelipcondition, min. tease 6 mos 51s' ma No pets Near school 121 C1 "like new" 3 BR, central heat, kitchen equipped. Inside laundry 572.000 29-Rooms CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Lake Mary-. Country home on wooded lot. Spanish stucco) BR. 1 bath with family room and fireplace Good investment House ..,,i 1 ii. •iifl. I._...'3.,'.. .. .w., •4U,W'J , iUU)V and 0 lots, 130.000 Phone 327 706.4 2- 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes .1 , Lake Mary- Ufllurn 2 BR. I bairi Adults only No pets, IllS month plus electric. 3230491 RENTERS- Move in, then buy County, 8 p.m., 550 Hiway 17-92, Concord Plaza, Longwood. 111 1-brALt . New Nice 2 OR block home, turn or unfurn. 3232920 or 322 7129 after 6 pm. p..- ,"'..'.....,Jv. Looking tObuy 1st or 2nd mortgage's at dl$coint. 21 Hour approval. Call Daytona (90.4) 672 8335. wall carpet and fully equipped kitchen are lust Some of the ex. tras BPP warranted $21,950 VETERANS- THIS IS IT11 Best buy in town No money down. New 3 OR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, from 572.000 SANORA SOUTH I Sanfnrd' BR. I tiled bath. carpet ed throughout, central heat and air On large shady lot in SarWonii $t&S month. Phone' 665 6.111 2 Lovely) BR. I bath home. Wall to family room with Completely tended yard. Only $72,500 - I Town Home Part time help for inventory Control Wni'e Box 019. co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 3657, Sanford, Fl 32771. 25-Loans Maitland Civic Center. Fee for 10 week class is $20. Coil center to register. Humane Society of L. b. turnishea Call for appointment, Thursday evening or Fri daytime 323 T6OQ Iou Cozy) BP. 11 bath. Sunken paneled R walls, pine floors. Only 15.950. W000MEPE.. 2829 Sanford Ave. Terms. CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS_S70 6061 Eve' 123 39 8317 11111 classes, 6:15 and 7 ; r___, COUNTER HELP $7400 SALES REP- Office mactsn.j I nstructions: Gift Certificates tl. DON'T BOTHER I ' ' CALLBART REAL ESTATE REALTOR 377 7499 Lake Mary Blvd. 0EV IS SE CE RG I MS I AH 0 C g' 3 BR House-- Unfurnished. $110 or work well independently with minimum supe rvision, We offer a good future with a growing con porat'on here ri Ce4il Flor ida, Submit r es ume only Packaging Systems Corp. P 0 Box Sanford. Fla 32711 Stenstrom Realty 1919S French 322 1991 Eves 372 1496.322 4164, 372 195.4 32-Houses Unfurnishd responsible to des ign schmetic diagrams around particular logics on r equirements . Must iir lit F! k .I(l .51.3" 670 Or 831.977 ' Jf Low Down 1971 Plymouth Fury Ill, 77,000 miles. new tires, tune' up, Shocks and front end alignment. 373 0017. WE BUY FURNITURE cOUNTRYFuRN. DISTRIBUTO S 323 5322 . SRIÔ 1 m. East I _____________________________ NEED A HOME? $300 down pa yment to qualified buyers. 3 BR, jl baths, central heat. refurbished, As tow as $38,000. MIDWAY- 2 OR. frame, paneled It 80-Autos for Sale 68-Wanted to Buy Goods #e sell our trade in furniture at low prices. Good selection Wm. H. Stemper'Realtor Spacious 3 BR. 7 i bath, with 2 car garage, car pe ts & c en tral air, CIi,ibhOUSe'. Swimming pool. tennis, I yr lease 1285 per mo Yot R flfOrd0 om Ranch 1. 9Houp ' Electrical Designer. Must have minimum 31o3 yrs experience on palletizer. and de palletizer dr. CuitsOr related equipment, Will be - y 17.97, . L4ri4urnit,t'. two bedroom Seurt1 Depos it Adults Preferred 373 75 1 5 t w7Tyr'Ty IIJ.AI1,Jd"AHiiliII 77 ENTS}' I BR apt , kit equip . A C. carpeted; adults; no pets; $95 312 2296 *k oys after I NEED EXTRA INCOME? Work at home at y ou r pace. No gimmicks. Lic ense d organization. Call 321 0714. 9-Good Things to Eat . n 31A-Duplexes in your home. ' Skates and Accessories • r - 'ic ' Found Work 41 is course. A fine home for only SANFORD- 3 OR, 1½ bath, central A & II, very private, 174.900. Will sell FHA. VA low down or assume Present loan. HUD FHA VA repossessmons, all areas, from $100 do wn . ( LAKESIDEOor APARTM V I BR, 2'.'i baths. Recreational facilities. 159.900. Jenny Clark, Realty , Realtor, 322 1595 Reg. i4esl Estate Broker 2638 S Sanford Ave 373 0159 eves 372 7W rs 1a8e - Story BATEMAN REALTY N ilne~s Efficiency $115 Utititje md Call 372 4470 Fast, accurate and reliable ''/r Care" '"Hotline:" Adults or Teens 5- C TYPIST- 511 2027 tr 5--Lost & 2017 S FRENCH Ave. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll interested persons. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Idyilwllde School I1'A 7:30 p.m. 321-0041 I WELAKA iiiw. 1st St. 0326 GOVERNMENT Lupus Foundation of Fla. Inc., 2 p.m., Hilton Motor Inn, Lakeland (I-I and U.S. 98) Speaker, Dr. Frank B. Lane, of Tampa: "Review of Lupur Syndromes and MLS REALTORS AVAILABLE LPN, 4 to 12 shift, Geriatric cx perience preferred. Apply in person. Sanford Nursing & Con vatescent Center. 930 Milbonvilie TO COME IN UNLESS YOU WANT Black & 2 Color Iv. air Corucf .Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 16. SR 131, Longwood 862 i000 Buy or Sell Kosco, Cosmetics Call Kay, 372 1714 -....- - KISH PEAL ESTATE INC. Realtor 321 0011 2011S French Ave., Sanford IC) C ) T "'i,t ,i r cii, newer 3 BR, CHA, WWC, paneled family room utility, fenced ; for MONTHLY RENTALS TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers PLENTY OF MONEY PIUS bonuses, frInge benefits o mature individual In Sanford area. Regardless of experience, write A. J. Pate, Pres, Texas Refinery Corp. , Box ill, Fort Worth, Texas 76101. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON 'I b :' ' HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" 106 Park Ave.. across Iron, Atlantic Bank. Sanford & Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs. Courteous Day Service, We want Your business Thanks Civic of 1-4 on SR 434. GROVE MANOR-In,. maculate home In top quality area CHA & WWC thr oughout LArpe eAt in kitchen, family area, lot of st or age. Beautiful shaded tot 132.900 Air, carpeted, Quiet 1 and 2 bedrooms, $123 to $133 month Adults. Phone 322 1110 The Now Dye'ss Co. Is a new co In the area, that needs full time & time help High school grads Preferred, but positive attitude is the main factor. Earning potential is open Call between 12 & 6. 322 9)11 Assoc, 373 0.485 Night 41-Houses IrW _-. I51-Household NEW HOME- Out of town area 3 Bedrooms, I bath, cent, heat, range Lot size, 75125'. 539.500. Priced To Buy! 1100 - S During November CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 0 , 500 2 ADAM 12 (R) 6W MY THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS It 3 Room furnished garage aPartö merit. Adults No pets so per morith. Phone 372 3167 Can Help - Broker. 372 it/i Day Furnished , ,, . South Seminole - 41-Houses CCAJNTRY HOME- 12 miles east of Sanford, Hwy 115. 6 rooms, 2 baths, garage, pool, pony, Small tractor. 2 5 ac res, all fenced, Good terms Price, $19,500 Call 321 0986 or3721797. _______- JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY ___ 5106111 . - 3 BR. I bath. CA. Carpeted and kitchen equipped Assume first mortgage. $137 monthly, and pay 1500 dawn on Paijity Move ii, no w Forrest Greene Inc. trailer opts Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy I? 92. S,intod 323 1930 Flurses: RN's 6 LPN's. Aides, Aid companion. Needed' immediately, 6250616 FACCOWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anon'notjs Homestead Exemption For '77 Is Effective! bath home With Florida room, central heat 6. ar Motivated r,wner. 173,750,-New FHA fr 41-Houses Buy Now So WHITE' I BR, turn. apt., nts, wate,jun Mature adults. No pets, $93 2'296 otter 4 wk days. 18-Help Wanted WEDDINGS PERFORMED By Notary Public 322 , 2026-S P. M. to? P.M Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran. 0 0 `vi 4-Personals 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Whale of a Garage Sale sponsored by Woodlands ,;-. (WED ONLY) AFTER. SCHOOL SPECIAL "PJ AND THE PRESIDENTS SON Contemporary dra,rofwjenti. cal IS year olds. one an American president's son, who trade places Lance Kerwin stars as both 3iApartments GARNETT L AKE MARY-. Sparking 3 OR, Ii., fu SN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom Sanford Garden (hub, Garden Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, Buck's, 7 am. Bea 0 24 SESAME STREET EDGE OF NIGHT ! 0 - I _______________________________________________________________ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 %Ml - Big Henry and The Polka Dot Kid" Drama about a 10 year old orphan boy and a blind dog Ned Beatty. Chris Barnes, ESVeIle Parsons W11 OvlEDp FTU- Duplexes, Fu or Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. RIDGEW000 VILLAGE, 3S 3721 TO GO TO WORK! 7j ' IRONSIDE (R) preempted Toes only, see below 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND 2 12 SPECIAL TREAT' 2 NEWS 6 HOG.ANS HEROES Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., building. 52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE 3 Lines Minimum Sunday Noon Friday I 41-Houses Reg Real EstateBror JOHN KRIDERA5,0C 107W commercial Phone 322 7111, Sanford I 3 Room Apt., 2nd floor rear, iu W. 3rd St Utilities included 272 77 80 . Noon The Day Before Publication 9 All Souls Home and School Airni, 8 p.m., social For parents a! All Souls School children . 41c a line 31c a line 74c a line 1 thru Stimes 6 Ihru 25 times 26 times 2 430 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER lO RATES 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon MARCUS WELBY MD Preeurpted Wed, see below CHILDREN "Judys Little GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 '4 BEWITCHED 6 , MATCH GAME 75 1 Sanford Clvitan, 7:15 a.m., Bucks. A 00 SUNRISE JUBILEE MG CXMAIN With A 9 6' MERV GRIFFIN 436. MON 'Sex 7:30 1.30 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4' 6 AS THE IMORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 $2()cg() PYRAMID 2:30 12 THE DOCTORS 2 4 6' THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 12 ANOTHER WORLD 2 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 4 (R) 6* THE FLINTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 3.15 400 LESS 6* PERRY MASON 9 NEWS 831-9993 9 RYAN'S HOPE 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 zoo 6 YOUNG ANL' REST. 322-2611 Wednesday, Nov. to, 1976-7C Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Oi. Spacious 1. 2. & BR Apis Tennis, swimming. playground. recreation room, latr'dry room and clubhouse. 2580 Ricigewoed Ave. Sanford. Ph 373 6.470 DEADLINES Afternoon 1200 9 NEWS Orlando -Winter Pik HOURS . Ridgewood Arms CC MIDDAY 6M THREE STOOGES Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR ..••. TnArItIll ,470 ~W -- - , 11~; ' 1 46 (1010 L 2 TUNE 6 GAMBIt SISTER, Inc., noon, holiday Inn. Thursday 9 1:00 11 00 12 WHEEL OF FOR. (Fn) MAX B NIMBLE 7 IN SCHOOL TELE- LCYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES TUES WED HOLLYWOOD TIItJB.S1)AY, NOVEMBER 11 AAnrnin,, . ADULTS 2 12 SQUARES at 7.25 and 825 am. local news weather, spoits) 800 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO W DUCK r DUCK GOOSE too 12 TOMORROW 9 00 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY. MD 12:55 2 12 NBC NEWS 1.00 SOMERSET 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 200 Concord Drive, Casselberry. Free to public. 200 DAILYDEVOTKAI 2 ritp will be they he I I 6 Drug abuse lecture and film, 8 p.m., VFW Post and George are ml too happy 1 1000 12 SANFORD AND SON Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. 9 930 6W 700 CLUB Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 p.m., 130 LATE NEWS 4 6$ LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Orange County 2 (R) 4, SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 24 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 110 9 DAILY WORD 830 4 6 THE JEFFERSOfS When Lionel decides to T into his own a3rtJnent Louise 4,6 J (/\LENIDA R 1200 6 WILD, WILD WEST etf,oenl police force, begun to trouble Tsar Ni itOubtO 9 THE BIONIC WOMAN MOVIE Trunk Gary Coopor. Ifl(efgean(B)part one (Fn) 'Saratoga Trut'il" cont from yesterday 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 THE ROOKIES IRI 'ye The forces of revolutiOn, 'opt out of sight by a highly 3 Saratoga 6 15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Man) WITH THIS RING tTue, Thus) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed)D8CC PRO_ Unfurnished 41-Houses CLASSIFIED ADS VISION Until 330 p m. Duval Y (Jiid'ffl Srnth) is shot when County School System child nbst'iarxfles a firearm 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE1030 PORT 61111 ALAN BURKE SHOW 830 1100 Stil COMMUNITY CLOSE ' 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 6W WiLD, WILD WEST 900 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY 2 °HIL DONAHUE SHOW HARTMAN 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 24 AUCTION PREVIEW 9 MOVIE. (Mon) Valiant Is 11 30 TheWord For Carrie" CJadys 2 12 TONIGHT Leorge. John Howard (B&W) 4 MOVIE The Hunters' (Tu) "Billie" Patty Duke. Robert Milchum, Robert Jim Backt (Wed)' Toys in he Wagner 1958 Story of Korean deterrrination to make ui,, for his wartime Ci1eaI by a German air ace (Bo Bi'uridin) culminates in an all too real rematch staged as part of a Hollywood revue 4 6 0000 TIMES J j oses his lob First of two paris 6W MOVIE The Thrill of it Alt Doris Day, James Garner 1963 A doctor s wife beconies a TV pitch' girl, and it disrupts thOit home life 7 FALL OF EAGLES Part 6 ' 30-Apartments classified ad Well help you Write an ad that*,it bring last sam. CALL 372 loll I -'-- HUGHEY EQUIPMENT I Lute Clearing. wing. DisCing. Fill Dirt, Clay, Rock, Sand, BdCkhoe Loader Ph 3121827 Landscaping 1 Lawn Care __________________ 1975 TRIUMPH Well Drilling - MORRIS ___________________ I SPRINKLER SYSTEMS I Wi repair and service STINE MACHiNES, SUPPLY CO 107W 2nd St 3226432 All types and SizeS ' EXPERT LAWN SE RV ICE Mowing. Eogng. Trimming Fret' E s t i maln ro List Your Business ... DkxI Phone 322 1793 AM-FM WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS I I ' Spitfire, 13,000 Mi. The' Evening Herald CIassuI,wo Ads offer no t4ncy claims .iusf Results' 322-2611 or 3195 �Wednesday, Nov. 10, Iflb SC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Chic Young B LON DIE ( NOOS1ENMAY ACTUALLY ITIS A SAVANTAGE :o TI-4E MAN TOI'4AVE / FCOvE...NOT MONEYy CITE EXAMPLES,'.') A MILLION DOLLARS . sj~;) T, l '\ - Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY Wt.h( Do ,'oU I WANT TO 1ANGE 9E.';Z I)L'E L!E TO E THE CHANGE M; LJTENTJ I.' DON1 BE O /I'M T}4E ,m ZS3 ONE WO "( NEEDS A NAME. C4AN&E STUPID, ( Ar's.',t'r to PreVIOUS Puzzle 46 Level of equality IiCDjMj IP.LnI 49 Sarcastic 1 Groats lYIII . V LA! OLAu.u 0 6 Boat part (p1) 51 Twine about coO( SL..J T • I N1 01 'Ii i jc 53 Without meat FOIOILIS 11 Lizard POuT R. t or milk 13 Divan 0'I : r i (L 54 Staggered 14 Enable ONI 0 c I 1 ti :& TTAI 15 Pulpit canopy 55 Make happy I: : M S . As I 56 Tires ¶6 Compass V I) I K S S I AM f S point ON At F• S DOWN ¶7 Mythical c; WAIN, T' II SOM hunter 'F.Il..'•_.Ii_• . NflA s I 1 Bundles of 19 Stretch out T s L : • hides 20 Half• I I I L A: [ . 2 Eras suppressed 3 Confident laugh 40 Martini 23 F.dJtroi 4 Meat 22 Division ing,edient epe0r 5 Negative ion preposition 41 Make fresh 24 Group of 6 City in New 25 Shoofly again persons Hampshire 26 Cross 42 Long tube 27 Subject of 1 Ands (Fr inscription ACROSS 4LJ4, 43 Russian lake 8 Diminutive verb 30 Noted 44 Heroine f A suffix 31 Shortly 26 oighway Dolls House 9 Kind of OfliOP 32 Asian country 29 Of India 46 Whiten 10 Arid 33 College (pre fix) 47 Made perfect 12 Afloat campus 35 Result of score 34 More or less 13 Stir the fire supply and 48 Communists 18 Here (Fr) 35 Friend demand 50 Lacelike 38 Bring to ruin 20 Shakes pearean poem 36 Broke bread fabric 39 Wrack 37 German made 52 Southern 42 Wash for gold 21 Blue qeneial pistol 45 V35S31 22 Egyptian il.ity 1 2 4 3 5 - - - — - It - - - - — -- 14 L ot 16 HE BORN LOSER 15 — __• 1? - I 19 — by Art Sonsom - I,—,- k<..I STc4TQ TALtPJ& I FIVE MtUTS AW' - - , MEN MEMO • MEN E ON MEN IIUI HOROSCOPE —" IhIBERNICEBEDEOSOII For Thursday, November 11, 1976 tRIES I MOIT11 21-April 191 Keep domestic problems within tile co nf ines of the family Outsiders will only complicate today. 69th Year, No. 71—Thursday, November ii, 1976 \'OUI CILITICeS (or success today look good if something material is at stake. ronunercial dition.s awaken your clever . I instinCtS. matters. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents CII%UPII I II4 ')LJ,iv 9) i ......... TAURUS April 2U-1Y zu; fir st ideas are apt to )' You'll lose momentum today if Your best ones today. ii! you team upwith someone WhoSe your longer you deliberate, the less anus are not in harmony with coworkers you're likely to appreciate your Select sours. ''"' %l carefully. ) GEMINI I May 21-June Your ltances for gains today will come from that which you earn from the sweat of your brow. Don't look for it elsewhere- June 21-July 22) You're likely to treat casual more far acquaintances CANCER friendly then you will persons ou'Ie intimately involved with. Show consideration to all. LEO July 23-Aug. 22) It will be difficult today to keep to ourself something told to you in confidence- You may talk to the wrong person. VIRGO (i Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In activities today where friends are involved, try to do things ''' Vets Recall The Good nd Bad On Thei*r Day brainchild. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Someone who offered you something is likely to rescind the proposal if you bring others lilti) ttt* act. Keep it just betsccit yourselves- ('1t1'ItIC0RN (Dec. 22-Ja - 191 You will have to be cxtremely diplomatic today with or associates, business someone is going to feel they gut the short end. F . - By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer —: -- _______ - •• ______ - : • Sanford and Seminole County survivors of Vietnam, Korea and both world wars held their traditional Veterans Day celebration on the shores of Lake Monroe today, despite the fact that the official holiday was nearly three weeks ago. Ranks of veterans old and young disabled and non - - . -- ' -. -..• . - -, .• • .. ' - AQUARIUS I Jan. 20-Feb. 191 Use your imagination today - ' I .. • - where your work Is concerned. disabled Experiment with new methods, - -, ... . .;'i. - .' . •'• . I My DEAR DR. LAMB husband died in November of the right bid South would last year of prostate cancer. make seven it he picked up the Previous to his death in three queen of trumps Ile would visi to the doctor he didn't visits only make five if he didn't. receive a prostate examination Furthermore, West's jump until the last examination overcall had indicated great litre out of three and that one too length in spades and shortness late. sotnewhere else so South was correct in playing for a trump Doctors don't like doing the finesse rather than trying for The simple truth remains exalli. Men don't like getting a drop that inure' man Flail 01 the tilt' eXifln. If somoone could get the doctors to insist I am sure deaths from cancer of the £ ...., , Here is a hand that proves ''" prost itt can hi. presented by the fatalities would drop nothing that bridge is a At the DEAlt HEADER early detection and proper A Florida reader wants to remarkable u isk of irritating some of ITIy treatment. ought of opening know how to score an unSoh ('illeagues I must say that if Those who want more infinished rubber. The answer is with a (orcin two prostates were breasts they forination on the Prosta te decided his hand was just a that a side with a game isf ~%oulil be examine(] more often. Gland can sent] 50 cents for'llic trifle too weak for that action. credited with 3W points; a side with a part score on an iii are absolutely right that ' 1k -alth ILtter number 1-6 Send So he settled for one heart inany doctors neglect to do a a long,stamped. self-addressed West stuck in one 0If those unfinished game is credited mu is prnee lire rectal examination. In view of preemptive jump overcalls envelope to me in care of this and North decided to jump to is the Saine as in party bridge out- rugn rate oi canter ot t he newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, (Do you hav a Question prostate ithird most common Radio City Station. New York, four hearts. for the experts? Write "Ask This gave South a chance to ( aU.Se of cancer death in nien 1 N Y 100 19. move into high gear. fie the Jacobys" care of this rectal and colon cancer in iiid DEAR 1)11. LAMB — I just Blackwooded five newspaper The Jacobys wit. both men and women I ses.ond wanted to comment on your r not ump and went to seven answer individual questions common cause of all rirost article about split fingernailswhen North showed one ace it stamped, sell-addressed cancer deaths) such an and nail polish. I used to have and two kings Somehow or envelopes are enclosed The anission is inexcusable, problems with split fingernails other he had forgotten about most interesting questions Medical schools have long but now my nails are long and the queen of trumps when he will be used in this column and will receive copies of tried to teach this. A common healthy since I quit using nail bid the grand slam. West opened his king of JACOBY MODERN) teaching expression was that polish. I stopped using nail If you don't put your finger in polish last year because the It you put your foot in it." The remover made my skin break SIDE GLANCES by 1 Gill Fox efforts have be en only partially out in eczema. When I went successful. back to using the potish again When the doctor doesn't do a for a short while my nails comnpkte examination the only started splitting so I decided that either the polish or recourse is to ask hum why not. Then if he still does not do a resnos-e'r was causing my- nails rectal examination you should to split. When I use nothing at think about getting a different ,ilI they grow long and seldom doctor, break. Thank It is not all the doctor's fault. DEARREADER Many patients simply do not you and all the other readers want the examination. Many who have written into comment men in particular avoid any on how their nails have done - Dr. 'PfrC V4( tf EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider THIS 1. A U0 CF X ICI .A4JDA PIECE 6 AA€AYTrW2 (' \ LAM' / FAST Th - ' Ii - 0 )--,I. / BUGS BUNNY by Stoffcl & Heimdoh tM iAVIN' A LE. RJDDSY... AN'' TIE IN STvZK FERA 11 THAT ONE WILL BE ALL CIUARANTEED T 5 LO3 -\EARIN' iA M.)N'T RIP R.A\,EL, OR TEAR.', L ADEAl - \Cr4OE!jj - NEEDED METHiNG I TUAT NICE.' C'.JRAI3L[ FOR WOVER TO PLAN IIfH. AM (1ft --- - PRISCILLA'S POP ou by Al Vermeer t'rr ENOUGH CREDIT FOR HELPING PEOPLE, REVEREND WEEMS! 0-I. I DON'T* MIN[ ( .••5CMEPAY rD UKE TO BE IN THE \ 'GOODNESS BOOK OF RECORPS'.' MRS NLJTCHELL! ALTHOUGH, CON F)EN TIALL'r' - )J c'11 \1 Wyi 1 - I I by Bob Thoves FRANK AND ERNEST ,g QW OAEG. GETTING __ M THE i. ir " LJ J[ ' 7fl .". HIDMOST. J f % by T. K. Ryan WHY CANT YOU 8E IJKE OThER IPWIANSI? WE PONT USE SflL..ED1DS WE USE HUN11N& KNIVES FO&ET AOUTYER PUMSflLZ11O ; 1I after eliminating nail polish. While' this will not solve everyone's problems with have an annual checkup and that it be a complete examination she can help him avoid disaster. I know it should not be necessary for a mature individual to be reminded that III. needs to take steps to look iter his own health but when a u-ian does not act in a responutile way such measures are .bout all that are left, A man with the responsibility of loved ones and a family also has the responsibility to his loved ones to look after his I fleaiui and IC5dU IL 43 one UI most important family's the investments. splitting nails it is the most obvious and sensible first step. So if any more of you out there are having nail problems stop the polish for a while and you may be surprised how your nails improve. 000NESBURY •..•. TUMBLEWEEDS medical examination at all. Here is where wives can really help. By insisting that the man II front tile English Estates- struction grants. The granLs naps. %IcDyre said and addei: "Fire stations and rescut. FriglLsh Womis .9 ubdi vision, who will be parceled out as part of "You can't tell us that this units, to tile, have inore lifecrowded the school board the $3.95 million public works isn't going to di turb our kids gisink, qualities than life-taking ineeting rmm to protest an bill enacted by Congress last Ttu,PTA President went on to qUalltleS," Laver :I d earlier vote which had provided July say that building a fire station particularly in contrast to MeDy- re tentative approval for the said English at the tentatively approved site several commercial ventures )rOposed construction project. Estates-English Woods parents would interfere with a heavilywhich have created what The parents, led by English Acre convinced of the danger used children's recreation area. \IcDyTe described as unusually I-:states PTA President Dale inherent in having the lire "If they don't have a place to heavy traffic conditions on the McDyre, aired their grievances station near the school because play', they'll do other things," street bordering the English despite the fact that the when youngsters see red lights McDyrc said. •1 -a not saying Estates school. Seminole County Commission and hear sirens "everybody they'll turn into drug pushers or "1 was happy- as a lark with last week instructed Public jumps on their bikes" and something like that, but if our Safety Director Gary Kaiser to speeds to the scene of the ac- kids don't have a recreation Set- PARENTS ' Page 2-A - I ' ' See VETERANS, Page 2-A ...... -----,:-.. ,' .-- ,. .. . - • . appointed a' National Deputy Chief of Staff of the Veterans of Voreign Wars by U.S. - •'n' ' --a . •. J • • 4, . - . £" - - - -. . - (Herald 0419 by Tom vsnc.t) - Chief It. D. (Bulldog) Smith. StorN, 11age PARADE HONORS TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY - - J a - -: :- i IIII.1IIIIII were being held without bond In the Seminole County jail today on fugitive warrants charging I I j Veterans l)ay , 1976 a time for r e in I n is c in g and s peakin g ouI I John Urns, hI ineY It 1 ii e II (I ( asselberr',.. just IO 0 .' _..,.4- ----- j•' L T d ' Two men from Toledo, Ohio, - they are counterfeiter-s. Story, page 2 - A INDEX Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial llear,tbby It I 11 I VETERANS Under pressure from pro- seek another site for the tion. area. I just don't know what testing parents, the Seminole firehouse. McI)yre also disputed the they're going to do." County School Board voted At the same time, Seminole notion that the English Estates At one point, board member Wednesday :light to deny up- commissioners had directed school building would provide E. C. Harper Jr. chided proval of a request it had never Kaiser to make sure that a adequate insulation against Mc[)yre by demanding: "DO received, public hearing was held before noise because it Li air con- you know what the word tenPanel members decided to announcing final site approval (Iltione'(l artil has few windows. tative' means? It means it refuse in advance to allow the on the project in order to -in"The sound will carry- hasn't been done yet." county to use a portion of the elude input from the resldent&" tlfougi'cement, believe it or "Thiswasacourtesy granted English Estates Elementary Kaiser told school board not,"t told board members. to Mr. Kais er to allow a grant to School campus In Fern Park as members on Oct. 27 that he A pdm-tion of the school also bsubmittcd," Supt. William P. br a lrrv'ed !OOOO nJt11tjv royal -f day care rrsflar u'rd flud) Layer said of the school the English 1ig (Ire station, ocation to fire rescue vehicles nhmgmu board's tentative approval. The action came following a meet a Nov. 1 deadline on ap- the scene of a disaster would don't think there was any intent 30-minute protest by parents plications for federal con- awaken tots taking their daily to give final approval. veteran declared You drive 30 miles at least down to McCoy and back, and by the time you figure that expense Florida has the largest retired veteran population in the country, disabled and non-disabled, including 75,000100,0041 In the Orarg' - Semi-, !c[lrcvard - Oseo1a - (Herald photo by Tom Vincsnt) Fire ouse S*Ite Issue resse arents iamb - - si-:\IINOLF; lll(l1 PItI NCI P:I. DONALD REYNOLDS :\l)l)ltESSl then finessed for East's queen on the way back, picked it up and claimed his grand slam, since he could chuck his last spade on t h e king ofO diamonds "What a silly bid and silly play," said West "Who ever heard of bidding a grand slam when you needed a finesse." Actually. seven hearts was Taboo Exam. Prostate Gland 1) - -.*- spades South took his ace and, after a brief period of study and silent prayer, led a trump to dummy's king lie NONE OP THE SUITS 'HEL1O,MQWE1I4RBEE' ') 4OW WA S YOUR VISIT T NASA 2 VERY INTERESTING" significantly higher. Shoot, it's just not worth it," a disgruntled Sanford - -. by Bob Montana In addition, the government recently decided that the commissary facilities would have to operate on a profitmaking basis, so former bargain prices are now "The veterans have a lot of good benefits, no doubt about that," says a retired Navy master chief petty offiu.r But they're being eroded gradually. And erosion plus inflation well that's double' I fly 05W All) and JAMES JA('IIIIV ARCHIE Center has been closed, and military retirees who depended upon the facility for low-priced groceries and household supplies are now faced with the prospect o(a60mile round trip to use the commissary at McCoy Air Force Inigilty millstones of its bureaucracy. . SOME man MEOW WIN AT BRIDGE - will lit more conveniently into the working calendar. The spirit of the celebration epitomizes the situation ritany older, retired veterans feel they face each day as a busy, complex world threatens to pass then by, grinding away many of their benefits and privileges between the '1 - - marched through Memorial Park doggedlyS€minole County veterans for all practical purposes resisting the pressure of modern society which has The commissary at the Orlando Nasal Training switched the holiday to the fourth Monday in October so it •. Alternatives could work. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 201 Before becoming too deeply that won't cost money. involved with someone you've Pleasures with a price tag will recently met, try- to learn more about this person. She may not be less fj LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 231 be all she seems. - - - - Lake Volusia County region, according to estimates from local service retirees. Many of these people have civilian jobs to supplement their retirement and-or disability pay, but the majority- of Central Florida's retired veterans depend solely for their survival upon the monthly government check and the various free or cut-rate services they can receive as a result of their retired military status. One of these services has already become extinct to (F Dr. Lamb 5-B 5-13 4-A 6-A 5-B Horoscope S-B Hospital Obituaries Sports 10-/i 10-A 1-113 6-Il 10-A Television Weather Women '' 4-A 6-7-A r , '? (Herald JOHN BURNS OF ('.-SSELBERItY photo WITH VFW by Jan. Cauiiberv-y) AWARDS I In Casselberry Case iff CAWER - Election Trial Date 'We call that perfume 'Arabian Nights,' It smells like crude oil!' by Garry Trudeau, 4 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer It will be i am. Nov. 26th before citizens of Casselberry will LOW whether the names of seven-or 13-candidates will be on the ballot Dec. 7. Three seats on the city council will be filled by the election. Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler today set the 26th as trial date in a lawsuit filed by a candidate, Donald Wilison, City Councilman Nathan Van Meter and a citizen, Max Alga,se, to disqualify six candidates who have indicated they will submit qualif)iiig documents by the 5 p.m. deadline today, seeking to have their names placed on the ballotOn order of the City Council, the candidate qualification period in Casselberry which had originally closed Oct. 22 was reopened Tuesday and is to close today, The city reopened the qualifying period after it discovered a federal appellate court decision striking out requirements that Set candidates be owners of real property, but permitting the city to retain its one-year residency requirement. Councilman Charles Sizer had been denied the opportunity to qualify during the first period because he had sold his home and moved into an apartment. The suit names as party defendants the. City of Casselberry, Seminole Elections Supervisor Camil,la Bruce, and prospective candidates Sizer, Claude L. Mason. Gerald Haskell. Barbara Christensen — wife of Mayor Gerald Christensen — and former Councilman Charles Glascock, — who resigned last month — and incumbent Councilman Sal Orlando, The plaintiffs are seeking a declaratory decree, which, Judge Leffler explained permits a (flatter to be brought before the cowl before damage has occurred. The smut says that if the siz new persons are permitted to have their names placed on the ballot WiIl.sori will be Injured by forcing Sec TRIAl, Page 2-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. 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Nov." g N) 2 1; FZ 10 - r4 4 1 i 5: ,Before Giving Audit Data _J ___ ___ _ CC __ 1 Z Plan ning GA > I4 -cpt} - Brum e ( ma . Wild Sanfo rd, F lor ida 32fl1.PrIce;OCents -- ---n— — __ !ng •1 ____ For SEEDCO r 71 Herald Staff Writer I •'1 - .J•\ - I / > i General Accounting Office (GAO) auditors will brief agency officials later this 01 -p.--- I .- IV Z -- .. 0 r- .- Q - 'A ; - VF V" - _______________ .L 0 _______ . 'j -k finned today. Orr said (MAO auditors (/_ I .. - contacted Win and told him a team w as M (6 4 the top-ranking congressmen r L• let j lq\ j fl —_T--- \ç — k U.S. Comptroller General said interim audit results revealed b no "evidence of criminal or illegal activities by SEEDCO, its director or its president." The interim report was sent to U.S. Rep. Bill Chappell's -A M P 93- 4- ~ V) C M - Z M jri-r I< PAR • . . - '44 *.P • ••• . I THE TORCH IS LIT a > __________________________________________________________________ — .-._ . . .• - .n + 1 II . t, W , S. D — n. ii I! . . 0 = 7Q . -- , E; , ff . ft ________ - _< ticipants. The Olympics. for persons 55 years of age - ill e' nd Saturday night Milli an awards M --A M C-3 Cn =r M C:) (A 0 'i-•e a 2 a - ni c. m rT, - . r- ft_• _. .; --.7 et, et County l Garbage H likes A • I .•- Wi rl M r— eli rV :,r a I< S 'F cr Vr 0 7Q CL 0 Spectacular weekend fires at Sanford destroyed a former auction bunt besg used For hay storage and a split-level residence in the Loch Arbor subdivision, Sanford firemen today were sickingonginof the Saturda) l night barn fire that official visible for more than a mile reports indicated was preceded and caused a traffic backup on discussion at Tuesday*i Seminole County Commission meeting. Conunission Chairman Mike llattaway said the pick-up rates - _______ which would filter down to thc cu.storners at about cents a month were discussed earlier this year during budget hearings. A public hear ing is set for 11:15 am. The niw rates if approed would i,o into effect Dec i The so >D C) 4,, . ., M ,. cd rate adjustments as recominended by a Winter Park consultant also double the charges for individuals who dump their garbage at ____________ -e ,, t \ Cl) ' Fr i .. dings. At that time. Orr said. he Ill be given an opportunity to respond to criticisms before the fl final report is made public J SEEDCO, which came here in l971.is responsible for puniping more than $4-million dollars into the local economy. The Today ' 2 r'r o n CL 61 0 03 (A CL a - M E; 7Q E :r Ito 3 — , 0 5 n 1.1 EV rather - 2 . 'S. ç ___ — -. - ' I — i a - .' - . -. - : -1C/) . - . g, . . r________________ . z _ t" _> '.< _ .3 K — -3 l M!5 2 — 0 , a - !a M M 5t; — [13 E. E. ________ ) .., C)M % a R Is CL 3 ICY 10 r. Jilt 4, COM 1.4 L . ,, --.*' 1) -.. Olie -. _______________ X I Z-B I-B j4c: and hfth St and struck Johnsoi in the right foot At "Ile probabl% saved her life," Lykens said. noting that the 4-B Women - butcher knife, chased her out of the apartment and down the street. A uxiliary policeman 12 Jack Rarisen chased the running man and fired one shot after the man failed to halt. 1.1 1 )kerls said the bullet may have ricocheted off a sidewalk at _______ knife-wielding man was close behind the running woman Off lcerssaid the Bennett apartment was entered by smashing a Ir Pl- window in a rear door. The residence was blood-spattered and trails of blood led to a curb6ide garbage dullipster where police found a dining room table, chairs, tables and a slashed mattress had been crarnmed into the large metal container. $-A 6-7-A 6:311m2c b • ATTENDANT PREPARES TO TRANSPORT WOUNDED SUSPECT SIOUX 1' Al LS S D (AP) — When South akota s director of economic development died D three weeks ago, he left a wife and four children in Pierre. fie also left a wife and five children less than 200 miles away in Sioux Falls. Bob Martinsdouble home life surfaced because attorneysforbothfamillesinqtredabouthisestate afterhedledofaheartattackonOct.l6attiieagt.of 52. OF A trail of blood also led from the apartment down a sidewalk in i~', - -• the Lbrection of the intersection a block awa~ where the suspect was shot . ____________ TWO CITIES . . just a N much a shock to her. "washeadquartered He maintained Mar) Lou Martin the wife in Pierre, was asked Pi erre. Sunday' ab "Thisesnot ci tfi in out fact." She declined further Lornment, and her at- torney, Gars Colwill, said he planned to file for the estate Oil Monda) said he had been enable 1 in a. wi,4. lit . JackAllmon, whoasSouth Dakotas secretary of economic and tourism development was Martin's Attorney Steven Jorgensen. who represents the Sioux 1' a16 wife, said she married Martin in 1963 t said he had not been abletu f in d the marriage license reportedl y oungest child of that marrtae • II months old -- . The wife in Sioux Falls said Martin 'ipent bos's, describ(NI him as a reserved and quiet man Christmas and other holidays with her. arrangement Sunda) and said an investigation was who didn under wa), although he said he had "inixed feelings" a bo ut it. he knew the faintly in Pierre, and he described It as very close M ar t in 's last salar) cheeks and his personnel file hive been Impounded by the state pending a legal State Atty. Gen. William Janklow confinned the ui And oil its do is wreck the innocent ki going top of it, their father's dead," he said. Patricia Martin, the Sioux Falls wife. said Sunday that she did not there were two families. Someday she said, i l , :; - (H.raid Photo .. .- N _____ e - •-. ., . Er- g r TALE c6i , o -' a 0 C.41 n -. -- ...Two Families, 200 Milles, 9 Kids ___________ 0 a I 4-B 16, A o 4-A to one dollar for a three-can limit and From one dollar to twice that - 2 2:9 ..._ Editorial Horoscope Hospital Sports Telmision - 0 4-li (B -1 B - (ornirs (rossword W_ K to Q.., — • 2-B fund dollar pile which is funded with tax dollars. Rates for the county's 15 coutmercial dumping firms would increase front 68 cents a cubic yard to $1.55. The rates for private in(hviduals who haul garbage to dumps would go up front 50 cents amount for half-ton to one-ton pickup trucks. cn it 0 landfill or transfer stations Calendar [hat tbb increases, the refuse division would have to dip into the general-Dr. Lamb Fr - S The proposed increases would provide $719,000, the amount neukd to make the refuse div ision self-su pporting. With out the 0 (. the count) ___________ - _____ See AICTION, Page ZA murder, armed burglary and two counts of burglary. detective IA. William Lykens said. Gloria Bennett, 18, of M Lake Monroe Terrace, told police a broke into her apartment three tunes. She said the third tune, about 2~30 a.m. Sunday, she returned home to find a man Inside the apartment. She ran to a neighbor's house and called police. She then returned to het apartment and found the man -s-'iII inside. A struggle ensued and she was hit on the head with a board before th man armed with the board and a L 4 4-B 5 .n 18'.tar-old burglary and assault suspect, shot in the foot earl Sunday by a Sanford poli ceman, was listed in good con di tion tudayatSeminoleMemorialHospital. Larry Johnson, 18, of 1505 W. 18th St Sanford under police guardat the hospital today, was arrested on charges ofattempt ed . known. Around The Clock Iirldgt investigation. Robson said he doesn ' t think the fire started by spontaneous combustion. lie said the barn, well back off the road and surrounded by a ' 'bed wire f°rcr, attractive to beatniks.' "Someone could have gone in to spend the night and could have been smoking." he said. Police said that a citizen Suspect Shot In Foot -.— - 8 U.S. — Orr had no prediction as to when final audit findings will be m, Home 17-92 as motorists slowed to view the blaze. Firemen were still on the scene Sunday as hay in the burned down building still k'erj. Rob today said his loss will be at least $12,000. lie said in excess of 5,000 bales of hay in the barn plus a hay baling ma chine ha) wagons re dest royed, Cause of the lire is still under An iriffease in the price of garbave pickup rates and an ad. --I >--10 0 10 74 — — implied allegations which prompted the Congressional request for our review of • SEE[)CO." Though no evidence of illegalities was uncovered, the audit found and Orr agreed there were several instances of by an "explosion." The mid-Forties vintage tin and wood barn at Airport Blvd. and U.S. 17-92 behind it drive-in restaurant and an auto dealership was formerly an auction barn. Harry Robson of Sanford said he was leasing the structure for hay storage. City and county fire units contained the blaze that iii, E7 ..! C6 L7 Z7 --i! go M a is W r- 2. ; 0 :3 " M o I M M so ri Ili M M a. 0 .0 0 _____ .s r r Er .. __________ CD2D 0 %.. uremon', and a dance at the Civic (enter ,'_ e Auction By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer iiot substantiate the specific or l) e(endmg champions Mar', McPherson and Harold practices. In each instance, lit rbst light the traditional torch that s symbolic of however, the GAO auditors said the opening of the (;nId ge attempts are under way to Olympics in Sanford. The week-long event got off to correct deficiencies. a rousing start at the Sanford Civic ('enter this Orr government auditors morning with Miss Florida, Nancy Stafford, and at the meeting later this month will inform him of audit finother dignitaries on h:tnd to welcome the par- EA i FlameS "Gene ally," th interim re reds, "our :?n - 2 j agency. t 16 - - r. In ur es along with U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles and U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly has expressed an interest in operations of the Sanford-based poverty fighting fit NJ Mtraid Photo by Bob Lloyd) FLAMES OF SANFORD HAY HARN FIRE S11,11OUETTI-' FIREFIGHTERS. Washington office. Chappel -1 r— - route to Sanford — 1 /N -- President Horace Orr con- . •\'s. ____ -- month before releasing the final results of a three-month audit of the Seminole Employment and Economic Development Corporation (SEEDCO), agency r - _J '1 ': t xialize much. But Alirnon added that It's not known when Martin married the Pterre woman. but the youngest of their children was said Allmon said a son in the Pierre faintly had worked in the state tourism department the last two swi (en. Janklow sa i d. -tty lie said the Mumehaha County grand jury would be convened, and would take testimony from wvvral people, including the wife in Sioux Falls. oda ys before Martm s death Jank1ow said. h _____________________________________________________________________________________________- - �2 A — Evenn;_Hen.,anIord, FL I Monday, Nov. S. 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Auction Monday, Nov. 0, 1976-3A Barn, NATION \ IN BRIEF 'Blacklisted Screenwriter Says It Could Happen Again MIAMI BEACH, (AP) A prominent screenwriter who served time in prison in the 1950s and was blacklisted during the "witchhunt" for Communists in the movie industry says it could happen again. I think there certainly is that danger, though it won't happen in exactly the same way," says Ring Lardner Jr., 61. "Look at the danger in the last few years, when Spiro Agnew talked about the media and Nixon has his enemies list. "Quite suddenly, there could be real repression in this country if somebody doesn't solve the unemployent situation (and violent protests result) ... Generally speaking, the media and the arts are the early victims of any kind of reaction. Some form of a blacklist could very easily happen." (Continued from Page IA) reported seeing a man dressed in light-colored clothing run L - - c'4 .Ii 1 \ .' — _• - — - -' .' ''" - 1. • -. . ..P ' hAY SMOLDERS SUNDAY IN WRECKAGE OF BARN AT AIRPORT BLVD. AND U.S. 17-92. - --•.-• - — • — • NEW YORK (AP) The mock military exercise that led to the stabbing death of a 20year-old ROTC cadet was unauthorized and showed poor judgment but it did not necessarily amount to hazing, a spokesman for St. John's University says. "It was probably a result of too much zeal on the part of the students in attempting to perfect their military tactical skills," said Martin Healey, the university's director of public relations. However, police said the death Friday night of Thomas Fitzgerald of Queens, a prospective member of a Reserve Officer Training Corps fraternity at St. John's, "was part of a hazing program." ' — - following the incident the night of Oct. 21. Sheriff's reports stated that two juveniles, who had been indicted for trial as adults on ! Women Train Hard, Too — Deaf-Mute To Defend Self COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Unable to hear or speak, James Robert Hunt was ordered into a mental institution two years ago to learn sign language so he could help defend himself against a murder charge. But his trial, scheduled to start today, may be delayed if no interpreter is on hand tc ranslate proceedings into sign language fot Hunt, and back again into spoken English when Hunt wishes to say something to the court. The 24-year-old deafmute has been charged with the fatal beating of Ruth Arledge, 56, a neighbor whose body was found in a roadside ditch outside Chillicothe, Ohio, in 1974. - Mayors Prepare Program CHICAGO (AP) — Big-city mayors, hoping to influence President-elect Jimmy Carter, are preparing a program that would provide crucial aid to troubled cities, at the expense of healthier communities if necessary. "Some cities may need more than others," said New York City Mayor Abraham D. Beame. officials at a meeting of the U.S. Conference of Mayors said they hoped under Carter the cities' share of federal funding would be increased, but even if it was the same, aid should be aimed specifically at unemployment and dwindling urban tax bases. Ewning Ikrald (Herald photos by Bob LlOyd) FLAMES HAD ENGULFED LOCH ARBOR RESIDENCE WHEN FIREMEN ARRIVED. Florida Orange Growers Seek Government's Help (JUI..tNI)() Cost of a USDA Expanding on its Nov. 1 and national economy or "little commodity purchase of 25 to 30 telegrams to President Gerald or nothing in revenues." million gallons of Florida Ford and now President-elect "The decision may well mean frozen concentrated orange Jimmy Carter asking such a survival for, or gradual death juice would repay federal quantity purchase, Gen. Mgr. of, a major part of Florida Wilson McGee of the Orlando- agricultural economy which, in overnment maay times in based grower organization said turn, in a major part of state taxable income from growers its proposal presented the economy. The citurs Industry of who may now face forced sale government a choice of an Florida benefits not only the of their groves or bankruptcy, addition of $500,000,000 taxable state and nation economically United Growers said today. income to bolster the Florida but nutritionally the world," McGee said. The United spokesman said a USDA purchase of the quantity sought would project to a grower net return for his new crop of a minimum 11.92 to $2 a box on4ree return which would reflect at processor level a minimum 82.10-12,20 wholesasle price for a dozen Continued from Page IA turn asked the government's six-ounce can equivalents. "The grower ad processor or corporations, which in turn watchdog agency —the GAO — were charged with the for a comprehensive audit of all and the consumer can live with that if government recognizes responsibility of hiring the SEEDCO records. All along, Orr predicted there is more at stake than one unemployable and persons auditors would uncover in- crop or pack. The growers welfare rolls stances of poor management present and future dollar return Orr requested the audit after practices. But the $23,000-a- depends not only on profitable he said he came 'Sunder fire" year president said nothing sale from this year's crop but from the Orlando Sentinel, illegal was going on. "I don't do on the dollars he is depending Orr's request was to Chiles, a business that way," declared upon from unsold portions of his Lakeland Democrat, who in Orr. 1975-76 season crop. He may not be paid for that for many months. Meantime he is operating in many cases on borrowed capital to finance living and past and future production and investment Off ' Shot Schedule p.m. at the Longwood Monday, November I, 1976—V&. 69, No. 6 Published D ai ly and Svnde, Sdtvoaiy n4Christmas Oe *1 The 5Isiard Herald. Inc 300 N. Frcb Au. Sanford, FL 1t171 5eccd CSa. Postage Paid •t!anlerd FIOrHIJ 32711 P'um O4iyy, 5$ c,-n, iS'.&on. 3 onIh. S14 20 year S7140 bcMa.t 1 nFl0 f-d4 t4 Mtd%h0Mede l, vrry AUot?q m.i.t .").OM 11 ?0, 6 Montrs. IL 20 Il Mon', $33 43 Iacpi , , IN BRIEF Education Counsel 'Hid' cuni The following week, swine flu ibots will be given at the Seminole County Health Department, Sanford, on Nov. ii from noon - 6p.m., and at the Longwood Clink on NOV. 17 from noon -6 p.m. Thereafter, the shots will be given every Tuesday during business hour, at the Seminole County HUIIb Department, and every Wednesday dar ing buatneu bouts at the Longwood Clink. J The United spokesman said that in addition to other Industry organizations, the help of both U. S. Senator Richard "Dick" Stone and Lawton Chiles had been asked. lie added that the USDA set precedent in the 1966-67 season through a 14,629,000 gallon purchase of 12-32 ounces indifutlonal cases under Section 32 funds which are #till available. 4 residence. I 0 Impeccable 'I'ALLAIIASSEE (All) The recently hired general counsel of the Department of Education has confirmed that she didn't tell a screening committee she had been arrested on a shoplifting charge last year. The charge against Winnie Wentworth was never prosecuted, the Tallahassee Democrat reported Sunday, and an official of the store involved in the incident called it a ''very sensitive, ticklish situation." CAPE CANAVERAL AP — The space shuttle, a 122-foot-long vehicle that is launched like a rocket but lands like it glider, not only will advance technology and scientific knowledge. Officials say it also will mean a boost for Central Florida's economy. 'The impact will be very difficult to measure — it certainly won't be anything like (luring Apollo.'' said John McCauley, executive director of the Brevard County Economic Development Council. But in the long run, McCauley said, the shuttle may be better for the area because it won't represent "a boon or bust situation. It will be part of a moderate but continuous growth for the area, Tucker's Choices Secret The well.deslgned fashionable look is more of what is right for you than what TALLAHASSEE (AP ) house Speaker Donald Tucker is secretly deciding who will become committee chairmen, and even what committees will be formed, during the next legislative session. And his closest aides say they don't have aiy clues about his plans Tucker's outline probably will be unveiled at it Nov 16 organizational session. tine of his most important moves will be the naming of it new majority leader to replace the retired Dick ('lark of Miami. In the past, the post has been filled by the speaker's chief arm- twister . — 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 want you to feel good about the way you look., It's also natural that we offer exciting news I , about social activities. Who's who and what's what. We believe people make the news. lust events. . That's A Lot Of Bull .not MIAMI(AP) Somehow, Jim Moss wasn't surprised when the inspector told him to remove his pet from the premises by today It seems that not everyone in the neighborhood was appreciative of Bambi, the baby bull. "BAAAIIIIIIY" said one neighbor. "That's the kind of noise it makes. I don't know what they want it for anyway. When he first bought Banibi, the hull weighed only 50 pounds. Moss brought the animal home in the back seat of a car and fed him milk from a rubber glove that had rieedlehok's . With the Evening Herald you stay abreast of what is happening in fashion, homes, soclal activities. . .and or food preparation. - YOU GET IT ALL WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE TO THE in the fingertips. Evening Ilendd Natasha Meets 'Molly' MIAMI (APi Two-year-old Natasha Friedman eyed the beast cautiously as she approached. Then, she reached underneath the animal and squiitd a white liquid into a metal pail. It was Natasiia s first meeting with a COW. She and "Molly the cow" met Sunday at a fair sponsored by the Historical Association of Southern Florida. Coordinator Mary [)odd Russell said the fair's purpose was to "provide the public with (lemonstrtttions of historical crafts and skills that are in danger of being forgotten." - Enter my subscription to the Evening Herald Name: Address • City: • Phone: - Enclosed is my check in the amotntof$__________________________ (Year $28.40 6 Months $14.20 2 Months $4.80) The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, FIa, 32771 X11111111 One of the seven candidates Len Mayer — who had planned to seek election as mayor of Longwood. Dec. 7, was disqualified thc morning in a ruling by City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., according to City Clerk Onnie R. Shornate. \ second candidate — Robert N. I)aves who has planned to run against Council Chairman J. R. ('.rant for the district three 'lv council seat will have his name on the ballot only if a court orders the city to place it there, Julian said today. Mayer of 525 Preston Rd., Devonshire subdivision, attempted to qwtlify for the office of mayor last week even though lie is a i-gistered voter in Orange County and not a qualified voter in the ('sty of linigwood, .-\ 1969 amendment to the 1924 city charter requires that candidates for public office in I Arngwood be qualified vi 'r in i h t -ity Mrs. Shomate said she notified Mayer today that lie has htt'n ili s(lunl if ied I__II_._ _._ :1 d flI, d ithutigh a ieuerai appellate court recently declared Unconstitutional provisions that candidates for public office be property owners, it did not set aside residency requirements. The city charter requires candidates for council to be residents 1 the city for one year prior to rwuiing for office. Daves has been A resident only seven months. l)avcs has threatened to take the issue to federal court and has contacted the American Civil Liberties Union for assistance. The only way Dares narin' can appear on the ballot is by a court order, the attorney said. And, the only wa the residency requirement can be removed frito the charter is b) a referendum of the people, !h -.oi. He noted that the city council can repeal the .harter requirement only by adopting an ordinance, ratified by the people i n referendum. 'a miidates, whose names will appear on the Dec. 7 municipal '-let-two ballot at this time. include For mayor — Charles Ilarsht of Longwood North; Councilman Gerard Connell of Devonshire; l.yriette Dennis of Magnolia -\venue; Ethel (;lassberg Goldberg of Sandalwood; Peter Piano if lh'vonshire and Andrew Seininazzi of Sandak ()4)d For the District tnree seat on the city council J. U Grant :;pposed. Grant is completing his two-year term in offit c. 1k li,is been elected chairman of the board both years b) his olh'agues. For the District five seat on the city council currcnth held h) tinell Stephen Barton, Steven E)eMino, Jerome Mu('auley ,iiiI I Lirvt'v Stiterilson For the ('its' Clerk's office Iktty Brown and Mrs. Slaitiati'. Ashler Favors Splitting Jobs TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The outgo ng cornmissioner recommends splitting the post in half — the treasurer would be elected, but the insurance commissioner would be appointed by the governor or Cabinet. However, Phillip Ashier, who will leave office Wednesday when newly elected Bill Gunter takes over, says it's unlikely such a change would reduce the possiblity of scandal. -The possiblity of corruption depends wholly on the incumbent," Ashler said. "The laws and circumstances are not going - Shuttle To Aid Economy CO6tL" This week, the swine flu tmmulzailon program will be held Tuesday from noon - 7 P.M. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, and Wednesday from noon -. Residence Edict Keeps Candidate Out In Longwood FLORIDA Joseph Fruscella, of 1117 E Tulane Dr, Altamonte Springs reported Items valued'at 1400 missing alter a burglary at the - SEED CO icials Await 'Briefing' going through one of the routines. In the center photo (top). Seminole struts its stuff while in the center photo (bottom) To Otem of Bishop Moore shows off his near-capacity crowd braved the chilly weather to witness (lie spectacle, co- prowess with the big bass drum. Each participating band was awarded a trophy sponsored by The Evening herald and the Sanford ('ivitan Club. In the photo at and all donations will be turned over to the schools for their band programs. - armed burglary charges, Robert J. Fogle, of Lakt4 allegedly beat the 15-year-old boy and held his head in a cell Jessup Road, Oviedo, reported toilet while "putting out to deputies that a citizens band radio, a 50-horsepower outcigarettes in his hair." Officials said six juvenile board motor, spare tire, and boys were confined in the cell at four chrome wheel covers, total the time of the alleged assault. value $925, were taken when hi Jailors were told of the incident auto was burglarized. -- Oviedo high Schools, was held at Lman High's stadium on Saturday night and a Facts Of Shoplifting Arrest connection with an assault on Drug Charge another juvenile who was in the Deputies arrested Donald cell with them. Detective Sgt. George 1"hOIhLs Brooks, 23, of Wintert Hagood reported that the IS. Park, on a circuit court warrant year-old victim was treated at a charging possession of conlocal hospital for a jaw injury trolled substance. (Photos by Rick Wells) Annual Seminole County Band Festival, featuring the marching the extreme left, Carl Russell directs the Lake Brantley Patriots' marching unit bands from Seminole, Lyman, Lake Brantley, Bishop Moore, Lake Howell and while Seminole High Sun Maiden Susan Watson is pictured at the extreme right The Secnnd THE BAND(S) juvenile boys who were being 17-92, IAt1gw1, and told to put held in county jail on Oct. 21 will money in a box marked be charged in juvenile court in 'donations" - — STRIKE UP Springs, on a cnarge or seuing i..i no fire hydrants. alcoholic beverages without a Juvenile Jail Assault lice. investigators Sheriff's Agents said they were served r cvealed today that two or more beers at the VFW Club, 197 U.S. If Wasn't 'Hazing WASHINGTON (AP) The Army has started putting its women officer candidates through 14 weeks of rugged training, including a 25-mile march, alongside male soldiers seeking the gold bars of a second lieutenant. The first co-ed Army class in officer candidate school includes 12 women and 208 men who will serve together at Ft. Benning, Ga., until graduation in March. At Ft. Benning, men and women OCS cadets will live in the same barracks. But women will occupy a separate wing equipped with such special features as private baths, washers and driers, and ironing boards and a security guard to keep the wolves away. 16V3 r? flames engulfed the entire bock by an unknown assailant house. who fled on foot. 4 Meanwhile, patroling sheriff's deputy Fred R. Grand Larceny Charge Johnson spotted the flames In weekend arrests, sheriff's from SR46-A and radioed for deputies jailed Judy Ann firemen. Johnson went to the Ramsey, 27, of 406 Florida Ave., fire scene and with the help of Longwood, on a grand larceny several passersby was able to charge in connection with an remove several items from the incident at K-Mart, Fern Park. garage before it was engulfed In which shoes, jackets, shirts, by fire. pants, and leisure suits wer Deputies said Mr. and Mrs. allegedly taken from the store' Wallace were out of town at the without paying. time of the fire. Deputies returned Edwin Units from the county and Mason Gill, 39, of Louisville, Lake Mary fire departments Ky., from that city to face a fought the fire, keeping it from robbery charge in Seminole. spreading to other nearby Gill is being held without bond rcsidcnccs. Fircmcn wcrc county jail. hampered at times by lack of State beverage agent. water and used tankers to ferry arrested Mary Ashville Small, water. 51, of 171 Cortez Ave., Winteiig- ' _____ v - 01 ____ . .'.' Economic Expansion Urged WASHINGTON (AP) A private international conference of economists is urging the world's industrial nations to reverse the anti-inflationary "slow-growth" policies agreed upon by President Ford and six other heads of state at a summit conference in Puerto Rico last June. The economists, meeting for three days at the private Brookings Institution, said they think the Puerto Rico policy must be reversed because they feel the economic "pause" appears to be more than a temporary phenomenon. The economists called on the big-three industrial nations the United States, West Germany and Japan to become "engines of world economic recovery" by expanding their economic activity. -- :1 £ almost 12 hours later and the 15ye ar-old was taken to a hospital for treatment r 'atment . Investigators said today th;?t solne of the j uveniles we transfered to other detention facilities. from the barn just before the ire was repo across Airport Blvd. toward a nearby shopping center. Early Sunday fire of unDefendant Stabbed determined origin destroyed A Midway man scheduled for the A.B. Wallace residence at trial this week in circuit court 402 W. Crystal Dr., Loch Arbor, was stabbed Sunday night as he west of Sanford. Damage walked along Sanford Avenue, estimates weren't immediately police reported. available, officials said. Robert Bobby Posley, 3, Shands Wallace, 22, told121 E. Sipes Ave., was treate sheriff's deputies thnt he was di A hospital for a stab wound in asleep upstairs in the split-level the shoulder, police said, after home when he was awakened he went to Brarn Towers, a by sounds of the fire cracklinghig h -rise apartment building in through the rear of the ground downtown Sanford, and told a level, resident, "I've been stabbed. Wallace wasn't injured and Officers said Posley told made his way to safety as the them he was stabbed in the - 1 - ~..~WaAa N 0 Razed Home - to change the will of the individual." 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Casselberry Reopens Candidate Signups l'hc candidate qualification l.ucadaiiit .iiiil Mieh,it-1 l'tiiter period for the Dec. 7 city have been held up pending ,'lr(tiitn reopened in submission bs them of ('asselberr) .it I p.m. toda) and residenc affidavits. will remain open until 5 ) in While the court struck duiii Wednesday the p r o p e r t - o w ii e r The cit', reopened the requirement, it did notaffect qualification period on advice the city's requirement that fruiii Cii) Attorney Kenneth ra ntl'Ia tes he one-year McIntosh because of a recent residents prior to qualif) trig for federal appellate court ruling tilfi'e, striking duwii a requirement of The qualification period the city charter that candidates reopening will permit ('ounl*, property uners. cilinan Charles Sizer and any When the period closed Oct others who wish to have their '2 qualified candidate.i for naliles placed on the ballot to three seats on the city council qualify included: lull Brady. Norman Kessinger, Carl Robertson, Sizer did not seek re-election Frank Setiutte, David Smothers after he was notified that since and Don Willson. The official he had sold his home and moved qualifying of three other can- into an apartment he could not ditbites Robert Clark, Frank qualify -. 7I' p . - More Women In Legislature TALLAHASSEE (AP) There will be more women and more Democrats in the 1977 Florida Legislature, and supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment see good news in those developments. There will he 16 women in the House, up four from the 1976 session, and two women senators, an increase of one. This year, Sen Lori Wilson, I-Cocoa, will be yined by Betty Castor, 1)-Tampa, who defeated Julian Lane. - -----------•_ ,,, -.... I '4 ., . ..,.,, I_. .4 -___. ,. '_s,., 3.' ,. ._,•_, I._,e I 'WM'i t.. .4 IM.. -'I',, - lb . 4 _)__ •_ 4 tad (a t.,,4 5, .n I,t , •. 't' • 4*,.,4 tat 4 '4.4'a "-" ''. .' -----------5% 0. .' %....4,..4 - ' - 3 '...... .. ,.,., -.,J I. •' ,. .-. .4 i,,, S. ., ,,- ,...,l 0, -,. ',,, - .,tS.a . ' ....... - - sat, �Evening Heiald N l"hENt.'H AVF..SANF()l[) FL,S, 32771 Area ('ode 305-32'2-2i;11 or &11.99't Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The' Second Annual Golden Age Olympics got under way here in Sanford this morning. And sonic people tinostly of the younger ci'neration) are asking so what? Who cares? and other such remarks that lend little to the efforts put loith by so many to make this an eventful week for the senior citizens of our community and for those ho have come from far away places to compete in events against persons in the same age category. Around Monday, Nov. 8, 1976-4A WAYNE: D. DOYlE, Publisher NOH'! \N II, OSIIRIN, Editor .IOSEPII I). VAN HUA(K1.E, Advertising Director H'ine Iclivcr Wet'k, 5 cents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; r. 40, l Mail. In l'iorida stine as home delivery, All thur mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40 Legal Gambling And States' Rights A new government study, based on three years of research at congressional behest, concludes that gambling is "inevitable." Therefore, its authors recommend, steps should be taken to loosen government controls on gambling, the better, if for no other reason, than to locate a new source of taxable revenue. Curiously enough, they go on to say the decision to legalize gambling is a job for "states' rights." 'States' rights?" Constitutional historians must be flummoxed by that unexpected referral, the concept itself having keeled.over years ago when those embattled Neanderthals in the South lost the war against the federal interentionists. That was back when the Dixiecrats and the Wallaceites argued that "states' rights," ostensibly guaranteed somewhere between the Ninth and the Tenth Amendments, took precedence over 'civil rights," which is what everybody called federal beneficience to Negroes. Lyndon Johnson saw to it that - you remember - "civil rights" prevailed. So "states' rights" became a museum piece, the sort of place high school civics instructors marched around when they couldn't stimulate the golden classmates beyond memorizing the Preamble. Odd, isn't it, how an issue like gambling can be made to resurrect an outmoded constitutional principle. Actually, "states' rights" has become a convenience for fashionable thinkers to promote certain acceptable (to them) libertarian notions: legalized gambling, marijuana, pornography, and so on. To be sure, if they could get the national government to accomplish these things, they would not be rummaging through the constitutional dustbin for "states' rights." But that is impractical, because a lot of mainstream Americans - the kind who buy Playboy but condemn Jimmy Carter for being interviewed in it - would resist. Abortion is a very good example of how a federal effort Uo legalize it) fell into trouble with the people. Now people who are hazy with regard to abortion would refer the matter to the states' discretion. And so it is, now, with regard to gambling. Unfortunately the new recommendation represents a direct attack on, not an appreciation of, true liberarianism. If the government cannot successfully outlaw something, indeed begins to perceive it as taxable, the machinery will be set in motion to "legalize" it. Government reports will be issued, magazine articles written; and the taW. shows will exhaust the discussability of it. One day - taking gambling - it will be institutionalized. "State lotteries," as has happened already in some states, will be the rage. But the Internal Revenue Code vis-a-vis gambling will remain shot through with inconsistencies and inequities. Still, libertarians can respond to this habit as an opportunity. There is something ultimately fascinating and intellectually satisfying about the report's use of the word, "inevitable." This is the rare occurrence of the government acknowledging a reality: what is, is. Politicians are not wont to believe so, but there is indeed an objective nature of man. Man's mischievous and glorious capacity to sin will forever defy the attempts to utopianize things, it always, repeat always, renders political programs fruitless. If libertarians can center all their debates on ontology - a monstrous word, meaning "the science of being" - they will win automatically. When we get people to see that the market economy is "inevitable," we should be able to unchain businesspeople. Eventually. In which case, the matter of "states' rights" will be moot, an historical footnote only. (Reprinted with permission from the Santa Ana Register) The Clock By B1I.L('IJRRIE When one reaches a certain age in life, many of us sit back and say, "Well, they've lived a full, rich life. Now' let them relax in a rocking chair to live out the last years before being called by their Maker." (1 £'" 'Victoria flu' sounds so much mote relined than 'swine 'Ilu.' Don't you think so, young man " — RAY CROMLEY Waste Slows Growth to get out there and show the spirit that has made them competitive all their lives. Secondly, these people don't want to be forgotten, especially by their peers. WORLD ft also gi';es thcsc people a chance to be with many others in the same age category and to make new friends from all walks of life. And last, but far from least, we hope that those who would knock the Golden Age Olympics will look at the entire situation and realize that they, too, will someday be 55 years of age, God willing, and then they'll look back and wonder why they uttered those derogatory remarks about this great week that belongs to our senior citizens. Let's hope that by the time we reach that magic number of 55 that we're all able to do some of the strenuous things that those entered in this week's (;olden Age Olympics are capable of doing. IN BRIEF Soviets Mark Anniversary Of Bolshevik Revolution MOSCOW AP The Soviet government marked the 59th ann iversarv of the Bolshevik Revolution Sunday with one of its smaller military parades that included no new -- weapons. We salute you, senior citizens, be you competing, spectating or just helping with the Second Annual (;olden Age Olympics. It's your week. Enjoy it to the fullest. DON OAKLEY ___ More Taxes For Roads In Cards /- ___, ___ Every time a motorist buys a gallon of _______ %VASHINGTON — There is a considerable gasoline, he puts down a deposit of 12 cent.s to body of evidence which suggests that a ________ ______ pay for the roads he uses. That is the average slackening in the American industrial growth ______ ______ combined total of state and federal taxes on a ______ rate results in a sharpening of inflation over the gallon of gasoline. long pull. ________ ________ Since l9, the federal tax, plus taxes on other 'P Other studies indicate that, as time goes on, _,_.-' automotive products like tires, oil and spare ,, intensified inflation leads to such serious parts, have gone into the Highway Trust Fund. ______ stresses in the economy that major unemThis is a depository for money to be shared with / ployment becomes inevitable. the states fur building and upgrading nearly ooe It is also clear the growth in productivity __________ million miles of federal-aid highwayi and more ,,,, becomes most difficult when the men who than 230,000 bridges. manage industry do not have the will or the Then along came the oil embargo and thc cdpit4I to invest major sums in improved , ' " "conservation ethic." The Federal Highway _____ equipment, which could make it possible for Administration (I"HWA) says that despite inworkers to produce more. creasing imports of foreign oil, Americans used Will is a nebulous quality, difficult to less gasoline during the first three months of this calculate. The availability of capital is easier to year than in pre-embargo 1973 - because of measure. When Congress, the bureaucracy or ."'--' smaller cars, more efficient engines and the 55 the president divert large sums which are m.p.h. speed limit. This has meant smaller inefficiently used or expended on marginally. ,,,,.s' deposits into the tax coffers. useful projects, those funds are not available for As a result, many states can't even raise private investment. We all suffer. COMI4U MIST' enough money to qualify for matching funds Take federal subsidies, which, in the _______ from the FIIWA, says The Road Information aggregate, siphon off billions of dollars. Some of Program (TRIP), a highway industry-supported these funds go for quite worthwhile purposes, of . " organization in Washington. The F'HWA, which course. But much of this free money goes down TE administers the trust fund, estimated last June • the drain. that the states were sitting on some 17.7 billion Calling The Tune A news report based on government in-house ___________________________________________________________________________________ unobligated federal-aid highway money. studies notes that some communities, enthused Added to this Is continuing Inflation, which by the availability of federal gifts, have been ROBERT means that the same number of dollars from the building sewage disposal plants and systems of a trust fund and cher sources can do less repair, size sufficient to handle populations predicted resurfacing and Lmprovement work. More than far in the future. Others are reportedly putting in miles of the aging Interstate system are twice the capacity needed per household, so currently in need of resurfacing, says TRIP. eager are they for the government largess. At the sante time, many cities are eyeing the Economist Edward Renshaw, of the State WASHINGTON 'AP) - In the early morning Municipal Employcs. money in the Highway Trust Fund to help pay University of New York, in Albany, notes that hours on the day after the elections, with the Wun! and others regard join, health insurance, the high cost of urban bus and rail mass transit I this overgenerous subaldizing has also en- presidential race still undecided, Jimmy Carter welfare and Medicaid reform as their priorities. projects. couraged suburban sprawl which, he suggests, was nit the phone with George Meany telling the On the eve of Tuesday's election, Carter aides Nevertheless, the automobile is and, as far as increases local city operating costs. head of the 14-million-member AFIrCIO: "You iii Atlanta said he would probably give high we can see into the future, will continue to be the Renshaw also points out that the long-time people do good work." priority to early action on job programs, in- primary mode of transportation for Americans. congressional practice of exempting from Organized labor turned out its troops in what uluding efforts to promote more employment If the nation's road.i and idges an' going tnhe the biggest, titusi cxbi.-vu u'e-,uibed private industry through job subsidies and kept in service, this means, says rRIP, that In on municipal bonds encourages the over- Pensive, best organized and most sophisticated stimulation of housing construction. many states a bullet is going to have to be bitten expansion of public facilities, relative to private campaign in behalf of a presidential candidate. in the fonn of a bigger tax deposit every time we Carter also said that before making major investment. Carter is likely to show his appreciation with apintmitcnt.s he would talk to key leaders in stY fill 'er u. Meanwhile, discussing federal assistance for several toplevel join and by advocating jobbusiness and labor. Meany expects to be among municipaltransport.ation,a Brookings Institution treating legislation supported by labor. With all the hungry mouths in the world, it tiiose consulted, just as he was when Carter would seem that the American farmer would study charges that "if the federal government is The unions also have a shopping list of longpicked Walter Mondale for vice president. paying two-thirds of the cost of new equipment, sought specialinterest measures dealing with have no shortage of market for everything he but nothing toward repair and maintenance, bargaining rights for public employes, a can grow and raise. At the top of Meany's list for labor secretary local transit offices will naturally replace buses stronger merchant marine, workmen's coinJohn T. Dunlop, who held that Cabinet post But economics is a strange business, and coal very quickly, long before they should be pensatioti standards, picketing rights for conearlier this year before quitting in a policy will be carried to Newcastle If that's where the scrapped. The total cost of providing mass .structiun workers and repeal of "1411," the secdispute with President Ford. purchasing power Is. transit will rise sharply, and a large part of the tion of federal law that authorizes state right-toThe fact Is that the United States has been United Auto Workers President Leonard suinidy will serve not to benefit riders but to work laws banning the union shop. Woodcock, one of the first labor leaders to enimporting meat, so much meat that it has helped cover the costs of inefficient decisions." Nevertheless, while labor leaders are taking drive beef prices down an average of 20 cents a dors&' Carter, is also thought to be in line for a top Witness, too, that Congress over the years has credit for helping to elect Carter surveys show pound under a year ago. That's good news for the lob in the new adinini.stration. mangled the writing of the Social Security laws 1w had a 61-to-38 margin among voters with wiconsumer, but not for the cattle raiser. so thoroughly that employers are effectively ion backgrounds they say they do not regard it Howard McClennan, president of the AFI, In a little-publicized move, President Fortl discouraged from hiring older workers, as any guarantee of Carter's support when it ('10 Public Employes l)epartment, said Carter has made use of a 1964 stand-by law to impose students, part-time employes ar.d the disad- tomes to their Special interests, had assured hun of support for a proposed quotas on foreign meats, which arc generally vantaged. "If one special group thinks it-s going to be national collective bargaining law for state and cheaper than the domestic kind. Only intreated to an advantage over another, I think The common thread which runs through the local government workers and liberalization of cidentally,theannouncexnentwasmadewhjlehe they're wrong," said Jerry Won, president of above examples is waste, either of money or of the hatch Act, which currently bars federal was campaigning for votes in Texas cattle the Aiitcrican Federation of State', County and inert and women. t'mmilovus from partisan political activities, country. Il ( 4 (r// f e 3" Rssb "'/ 5ATELLITE A. DOBKIN L a I) o r i' I ci e cJ ( a r t e r 5,000 — — w, JACK ANDERSON It also received a message of Contratulat ions from China that seemed a little warmer than usual. It took only six minutes for the armored personnel carriers, artillery pieces and missiles to ro!l through Red Square. For the SeCofl(l Year In SUCCeSSiOn, no giant in. tercontinental ballistic missiles were shown, an(l no tanks or other tracked vehicles appeared. The hardware on parade was mostly defensive, inclu(ling five types of antiaircraft missiles, a 100mm antitank gun and the Sagger antitank missile on an am ph ibiotis carriage. The several thousand soldiers, sailors, sea borne corn mandos and cadets who marched past the reviewing stand dropped the traditional goosestep for a less militant step. Heavy Fighting In Angola OSIIAKA3'I South-West Africa (P i Angola's Marxist government has launched an all-out attack on pro-\Vestern remnants still fighting it in southern Angola, refugees who fled to South'West Africa reported today. Inc refugees reported heavy fighting, and firing north of the border was heard today. CornmissionerGenertl Jannie de Wet said thousands of Angolan refugees crossed into the Ovambo and Kavango tribal reserves just south of the border ol uring the weekend. Aided by 12,000 Cuban troops, the Marxist Popular Movement for the Liber;ition of Angola I MPLA, completed taking over Angola's major cities and towns last March, but guerrillas of the Angolan National Union I UNIT I, have continued to harass the new government's forces in southern Angola. Security Forces Unopposed w:mui, I,,ehanori (Al') Moslem and Christian militia leaders today endorsed a plea by President Elias Sarkis to put up no opposition to deployment of an Arab security force to enforce peace in Leha non. In the wake of the Christian president's broadcast plea, fighting decreased along the front line between the Christian an(I Moslem sections of Beirut. I lospitals and militia sources reported about 10 killed and 20 wounded during the n gh t. A :lu,oco- mali A cii h force made tip most lv of Syrian troops already in northern and eastern Lebanon is to establish buffer zones between the warring Christian and Moslem combatants and t'nfom- ce I he c'easefire declare(1 lB days ago Nuclear Site Of f Limits 'l'EL AVIV, Israel AL' The Israeli government has put it-s secret nuclear installatiotis in the Negev I)esert off limits to a party of U.S. senators checking safeguards against the manufacture of atomic weapons, the newspaper Maariv reported. The paper said the government turned down numerous requests from the 13 senators to visit the facilit i's i-o - eign pr':;s reprirL have said Israel has made more than It) atomic weapons with material from the installation. "We want to learn about the atomic development programs in this region and to study how Supervision and control both here and ill I':gypt can ensure that atomic energy will lx' for peaceful uses only,'' Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, [)-('onn told reporters at lienGurion Airport. , A Tandem Capitol-Korea Connection WASHINGTON The South Korean effort to seduce members of Congress has beer twotiered. Rev, Sun Mywig Moon, the Korean holy man, took the high, ecclesiastical road, and Tongswt Park, a Korean entrepreneur, followed the low, wayward road. Both men have been tied to the South Korean lobbying campaign by the Washington Post, which cited "electronic evidence." According to the Post, a tape recording apparently exists of a discussion between South Korea's President Park thung flee, Macn aide Park Bo Ill and the shadowy Tongstm Park. At the meeting, the three men worked out "a plan to influence U.S. congres&nen," th Washington Post reportei The South Korean government has denied any connection between President Park and entrepreneur Park. Moon's man has denied the meeting ever took place and has challenged his accusers to produce the alleged recording. There have also been over-the-shoulder denials from Tongsun Park at airports from Tokyo to Paris, Both the ecclesiastic and the entrepreneur, nevertheless, suddenly became active on Capitol lull in the early 1970s. By the beginning of this year, we were able to count 19 Moon missionaries operating on Capitol Hill. We reported on Jan. 12, 1976: '1'hev stroll the hallways daily, buttonholing senators and congressmen, offering free trip6 and other Inducements - BERRY'S WORLD Granted, youre not going to see Nadia Comenici swinging from the uneven parallel bars, nor will )OU see a Bruce Jenner walking off with the decathlon gold medal and being proclaimed the vurld's greatest athlete. However, what you will see, if you've got the good sense to take in some of the events, is a dedicated band of persons 55 years of age or older who at last have something of their very own. hut Sonic' peupie iiont want to Just sit in a rocker and watch their twilight years slide by. They want to enjoy life the life that they've worked so hard for all those years past. And thanks to some dedicated people who are not even close to retirement, these senior citizens (if you can call a person 55 years old a senior citizen) have' something to give them an incentive to really enjoy life to its fullest and to keep on living. We've heard some people offer a few disparaging remarks about the Golden Age Olympics, but it's usually from those who have many years ahead of theiti before they reach that 'Golden Age.' "After all," these people might say, "who gives a damn ii a guy 55 years old can run the 440-yard dash in three minutes? Or who cares if some old dame can count cards in a bridge game better than the others?" Well let me tell those who would knock the (;t,ldcn Age Olymiipic; a thing or two. First off, no one asked if you cared. The tinportant thing is that those participants care enough Moon himself made two evangelical appearances on Capitol Hill before our calls made it impossible for him to find a sponsor who would arrange a room for him. At no time did we question his right to deliver a religious message; we were troubled only by the political overtones. Congressmen reported to us, for example, that Moon missionaries had offered them free trips to Korea. Those who heard Moon preach on Capitol 11111 say he delivered a strong anti-Communist message, laced with Christian philosophy. They recall that he linked the United States, Israel and South Korea as the three great bulwarks against communism. lie also defended Richard Nixon during the Watergate crisis. He spoke in Korean, with Park Bc Hi delivering the translations. Koreans told u.s that Moon's remarks were often rambling and amtAguous, but the translations Invariably were precise and pointed. Our sources have th impression that Park, indeed, is the Itasputin behind the benevolent, smiling Moon. Each of the evangelist's appearances on Capitol Hill was attended by about 100 people. Perhaps 15 to 20 were members of Congress, the remainder aides and secretarIes. Rep. Bill (Thappel Jr., D.-Fla., introduced Moon at the first rally; Rep. Richard lchord, D.-Mo., made the second Introduction. The Moon movement's biggest catch in ('oiigre'ss was Ifouse Speaker Carl Albert Wi' reporti.d on Dec. 9, 1975, that Susan Bergman, a 1974 when we caught him on a strange trip with young, hazel-eyed disciple of the Korean Rep. Richard Hanna, D.-CalII. We told the story religious-political cultist, had developed a on April 1, 1974. curious relationship with the powerful speaker. A classified cable from the U.S. embassy in In the mornings, she would greet him in the Sana, Yemen, reported that the congressman hallway and present him with flowers. Then she "was joined here by a Mr. Park, a former South would brew Ginseng tea for him in the small Korean national engaged in shipping, kitchen down the hail from his office. She would elaboration of foreign Investment opportunitIes serve It to him in the 3peaker's ornate chambers, and apparently political lobbyIng in where she stayed for an hour or two each mor- Washington." ning. The curious pair also visited Saudi Arabia When the speaker left to preside over the and Egypt. Indeed, an obliging State Dept. house, sweet Susan would often appear In the arranged accommodations for the Korean house gallery In the special section reserved for operator. congressmen's families. She would watch the In a dassified cable to the various embassies, speaker in action hour upon hour. the department asked "each post except Cairo" Albert described the Moon missionary to us as "just a nice girl, a very nice girl, a Jewish girl to ensconce Park In a "single room located next to or near room reserved for" the congi'sman, from New York. She got all hepped up on the In CaIro, telegrammed Slate, "Mr. Park Lord Jesus and she just wants to share it. I think requests a suite on the river side of the Hilton." that's a nice thing. She's trying to convert me." We asked Park why he happened to be touring As he talked, we noticed a black covered, goldthe Middle East with a congressman. They trunmed copy of Moon's catechism, "Divine traveled together, said Park, because Harina "is Principle," on the speaker's shelf. like my brother." While the Rev. Macn quoted the Bible to We also learned that Park was entertaining religious congressmen, Tongsun Park allegedly passed out cash and gifts to the irreliglous. The mnentbers of Congress In the 'posh, exclusive Washington Post, quoting federal Investigators, Georgetown Club, which he established in has charged that he distributed between $500,000 Washington. and $1 million each year to congressmen and Despite these reports in 1974, the State Dept. other Washington officials. didn't get around to investigating Tongsun We ttrst gt wind of Park's actIvit1e in early h'ark' activities until November 1975. Kissinger Aides Fly Home GENEVA, Switzerland (Al' Two of Secretary of State Uenr A. Kissinger's assistants flew home today to report on the deadlocked Ithodesian conference. Neither Asst. Secretary of State William I). Schaufele nor Asst. Secretary John Reinhardt would say what they might recommend. But a leading black Democrat in the U.S. Congress, Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr. of Michigan, called for Kissinger to put new pressure on the head of the white Ithodesian regime, Prime Minister tan Smith, whom he blamed for the stalemate. Diggs flew home Sunday to report on the conference to Prt's u km t 't.' lec 1 3 I in in v ('ark' r 's advisers. —. ' p Protd your ho.. by proisding your neighbors. aøythlag svspkloi,s—CAU ml pouUt If 7OV S HELP croP A!o.iIy tjncQl tOl0t,,,,., flu' 'd'j Will Carter, Burns Clash On $ Policies? WAShIINGION tAP) One .liimiimiy Carter's biggest twnbling blocks in shaping economic policy next year is likely to be the Federal Reserve Board and it.s strong-willed ihairmnan, 72-year-old Arthur l' Burns. ('arter and I3urns have sharply different views on inflation .trid unemployment, and which — done witlwut adding to in- the election and what it means Ilation, the president-elect for the Fed probably will come sas. when he appears before the But I'ople who know Burns Senate Ranking Committee on '-;i he remains convinced that Nov. 11 to disclose the Fed's inflation is the chief threat to late-st money supply growth the nation's economy, and they targets. say it i.s highly unlikely he As of Thursday, there had not would suddenly switch signals yet been any contact between Just to suit Carter. Burns and the president-elect, Carter can't remove Burns, Carter announced Thursday is worse' for the country. Carter because Burns' term as chair. night he may consider a tax cut also wants changes in the Fed's man doesn't expire until Jan. to stimulate the economy when lIpt'rations and the status of its 31,1978. A sourcec'losetoflurns he takes office in January. hairman, said there is almost no ctlanc'e Burns opposed President Through its control of the Burns will step down early. Ford's 1975 tax reductions and tllerican monetary system, None of the terms of the other was accused by some members thit' Fed influences Interest six members I)! the board will of Congress of offsetting the I atl'S and thie money supply. expire until 1978 either, so ruts by wIthdrawing money ('arter says he wants the Fed to Carter will be unable to change from the economy. wield that influence to speed up the makeup of the Fed unless Burns denied to Congress he liii' economy and reduce there is an early resignation. had done that, but it was neverura'mployiiierit. lids can be Burns' first public reaction to theless true that money policies rt'mnaineij tight, which could have negated the effect of the tax cuts. The Federal Reserve Board acts to influence the money 'upply and interest rates by putting money into the econolily, or taking it out, through the 5. 1 .ls purchase or sale of government securities tc'tual targets for Interest rates and the money supply are set by the Federal Open Market (2omrnittee, which .s dominated by the board and its chairman. People such as AI"I-CIO President George Meany and :i'n. hluhert Humphrey, I "lrnn., s;n the unchallenged . 'iwe'r over money and intrest rites mnakes the Fed chairman d' e most powerful person in the of - - . ..., -- - . ' , . . . ' J — Legal Notice Legal Notice Monday, Nov.$, 17—SA Legal Notice — IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME Notceisherebygsventhatweare EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ge in b'snes, at RI. I Boa CUlT, PH AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 3913A (Hwy 17 92) Matland 321St CIVIL NO. 7S-2tSI.CA.d'9.O Seminole County. Florida, under W 0 JACKSOf4 and ROSE LEE fictitiouS name of MEXICO, U S A JACKSON, hi'. Wile. and that we intend to register said Pie nt if Ii, 'tame with the Clerk of the Circuit Plaintiff, v's v'S Court, Seminole County, Florida in & JOHNSON WILDOU DEVELOPERS. iNC. a accordance with the provisions of JOHNSON DEVELOPMENT CO . INC.. a F0rda corportio, the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Florida corporation. H L L IN Wit Section 165 09 Florida Stetutel Defendant. VESTMENTS, INC • a Florida itS? AMENDED corporat ion. fld DENNIS R. David Eradford NOTICE OF SALE MEREDITH, Barbara Bradford NOTICE is hereby given that Defendants. hith Oct. 2S. Nov 1, 9, 15. 1916 Pursuant to the Final Judgment of DEE 126 NOTICE OF SALE Foreclosure and sale entered in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN. cause Pending in Ihe Circuit Court. porsuant to a Final Judgment dated in and for SeminoleCounty. Floda, November 3rd. 1976. and entered in Civil Number 76 1125 CA 09 A, CITY OF CASSELBERRY Civil Action No 752191 CAO9 0.04 the undersigned Clerk will sell the ZONING BOARD the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth property situated in Seminole NOTICE PS HEREBY GIVEN that Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole County, Florida, descrjbvd as: the City of Casselberry Zoning County, Florida, wherein W 0 Lots land 26. HOWELL BRANCH Board will hold a public hearing. JACKSON and ROSE LEE WOODS. according to the plat Mr James P Hammond and Mrs JACKSOPI his Wife, are plaintiffs, thereof as recorded in Plat Book 19, Nancy J Hammond. ners, are and JOHNSON & JOHNSON Pages 11 and il, of the Public requesting approval tO rezone a DEVELOPMENT CO. INC . a Records of Seminole County, percel of lanci from IS present Cl. FlorIda corporation. H L L IN Florida TOGETHER with all LA 1 zoning classifiCationtotheM VESTMENTS, INC . a Florida buildings and improvements zonIng classification The reason for corporation, and DENNIS P thereon, thiS request 5 to ConStruct at public sale, to the highest bidder warehouse building The parcela5MEREDITH. are Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder, for ca'.n on the 19th day of legally described as for cash, at the West front door of NOVEMBER, 1916, at II 00 A M at Lot It. Block OF. Fern Park the Seminole County Covrthouje. In the front door of the Seminole Estates. North l feet of Lot 27 in nford Seminole County Courthouse. in Sanford. Block G. Fern Park Estates. Section during the legal County, Florida, hOurs of sate Florida e. Township 21, Range 30. as Starting at II 00 o'clock A M .on the DATED thiS 5th day of November, recorded in PIat Book 7. Page 17th day of November, 1976. the 1916 the public records of Seminole followir described Properly as set (SEAL) County, Florida forth in said Final Jgment, to wit: Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr This property COflSiStS of ap Beginning 660 0 feet East and Clerk of the Court proaimately 110 feet by 305 Si feet 9.15 15 feet North of the Southwest By Cherry Kay Travis by 260 feet by 150 feet by 110 feet by corner of Government Lot 1, As Deputy Clerk 15516 feet on Melody Lane SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 19 TERRY P. McMAHAN. ESQUIRE Public hearing will be held SOUTH, RANGE 37 EAST. run JOPIES & BISHOP. A. Wednesday, November 24, 1976 at North 30953 feet to Meander Line. itIand Avene 130 P M in Casselberry City Hall. North Line of Lot 1, thence North 26 Allamonte Springs. Fla 32701 95 Lake Triplet Drive. or as on degrees 02' 50" East flO 23 feet thereafter as possible. along the Meander Line, thence Attorney for Plaint If Linda Thomas South SO degrees 0' East along the Publish Nov I. 1976 ACting City Clerk Meander Line 1320 feet, thence DEF 11 City of Casselberry, uth 5.1 degrees 0' East along Florida ______________________________ Meander line 24 feet thence South Dated this Ilti day of November, 15243 feet. thence South 46 degrees 916 30, 40" West 333 35 feet, thence South IN THE CIRCUIT COURT F'OR Publish Nov. 9. 1916 100 feet, thence West 131 feet to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DEF 39 beginning Ci 75.1512 CA g9.F IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CASE NO. 76.1I2S.CA.O9.A KLINK PLUMBINc, & HEATING INC., a Florida corporaton, TOGETHER WITH flOfl.exclusive rightof way for ingress and egress over the following described ororty Beg:n 660' C u4 Ifle SW Corner of Government Lot 1, SectIon 37. Township 19 South, Range 32 East, thence N 915 15' to the beginning of the lands hereinabove described, thence W 43,7', thence S and parallel to the first course herein described a distance Of Its IS' to Mullet Lake Park Road, thence W 137' to point of beginning. OATEDthis3rddayof November, 1976 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish' Nov 6, 1916 DEF.37 TRI CITY ELECTRICAL CON TRACTORS INC . a Florida cor Puhi0't, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Plaintiol SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. vs WILLIAM M BELL, JR.. and CIVIL ACTION NO. EVERETT NORFLEET. etc. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF AMENDED Defendants FRANCIS HARRY PARDUS, NOTICE OF SUIT Husband Respondent, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF and Carter's best hope for winFLORIDA DONNA RAE PARDUS. TO: WILLIAM M BELL. JR rung changes appears to rest . Wife Petitioner and EVERETT NORFLEET "ath the next Congress, which NOTICE OF ACTION ii b a 5PACETTES a THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 6' ill consider new regulations Tennessee General Partner FRANCIS HARRY PARDOS, ship fir the 1"ed as part of the proWHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE 26069 Lamar Avenue posed hlumphrey.11awkins join STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF Memphis, Tenness,ee 33119 hIlt, LAKE. AND you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ADDRESS IS WHOSE MAILING CO OLGA PARDUS, that a complaint seeking the The bill woulIl change the 779 FLEMING STREET, HOBART, toreclos,jre of 4 me(h4nic5' lien turin of the Fec] chainnan to the has been filed in the above entitled INDIANA £6342 same four-year period as the A s*orn Petition Court. and you are summoned. Marriage for Dissolution of a UNITED STATES DISTRICT Vincuto having been ordered and requir Ii) show cause president. This would eliminate COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF filed regarding y why the same Sheuld not be granted the overlap of terms that will marriage tO FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION by serving a copy of your written DONNA RAE PARDUS in the Case No ('II AIIt"SI AN Alt'l'IIUIt htt'h{Ns cclii- with Burns and Carter. 76'344.OrI.CIv.y defenses. if any. upon the law firm of Circuit Court in and for Seminole UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Bornstein. Petr & Shader, PA County, Florida. the Short title of Plaintiff. vs PRINTHA M CAR 125 South Court Ave. Orlando, which 5 IN RE THE MARRIAGE PENTER, etc , eta), Defendants Florida 32901, Attorneys for OF FRANCIS HARRY PARDUS. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Plaintitf, and by filing Husband Respondent, and DONNA PUBLiCATION - On motion and thq orgina( RAE PAR DOS, Wife Petitioner, thereof with the Clerk of thé'Clrcut ãffidãvit of plCintiff in the above these preseici command you tO Court. Seminole County, Sanford. 6 l.ovs ('anterh,'ri & girl entitled cause by its Assistant Brenda Ciilemnan Flor,da. not later than the 12th day atoear and file your answer or other 'lh)MlS.SU)NS Onited States Artorney. in an action Julia M,ie' ('iil'iti II defense or pleading With the Clerk of December, 1916 Helen E. l)ow' ainst th defendant(s). Printha S,irfiirlj It you fail tOdppe,r or ShOw cause the Circuit Court in and for Seminole h'cgg '. Johnsiin IA'rII% Jenkins M Carpenter. a single woman, and County, Florida, and serve a COPY in accordance With thi% notice, a Ella Ashcraft l(ub N. Jones Mild, Inc . a Florida Corporation. Larry Johnson default will be entered against you thereof on Petitioner's attorney, and tO enforce a lien (;sta%'e I4jurklund lklcrl P. Maloni.' upon real Jack T Bridge's of Cleveland, Mite I,,tmar Latitwrt the relief demanded in the & Bridc,ies. p situate fl property J,umies FrLsorl this District and complaint. o K,Itllerine Ne'wTTr,In Drawer Z. Sanford, M;imnie' Mattoon oescr'bed as follows Lot 6. Lake Florida 32771. on or before te 30th This notice will be published once Kate M. Mi.kIre' .Archie Smith Maureen Newton Sylvan Estates. according to DIet a week for four II) consecutive day of November, 1976. or othecwi. l':ster Riiiier tnereot recorded in Plat Book 12, Mirizaret .'t 'it.ir-. ! i.!::a Nikk K. SUIlLISdO *t'es in the Evening Heraid, a default will be entered stjainst page 13 and ii, of the public records )dIiI .1 't"tat,SI>lI COU .'\gmlt's M. ('omlat . Llt'ItilIId newspaper havIng general Cir Mmriini Vallstesit of Seminole County. Florida. and it WITNESS my hand and Offical Mars Willi,nns culation in Semnole County Eilwartl 1'. Enge'ls. I)e'ltona appearing to the Court that Ifti Joseph I). Williamits Se4Iof the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida \li'Ivni G. ia))llr, Ik'ltuna defendant. Printha M Carpenter Irene' G I,c'tliartl, Il'.'ltiirra On thiS 70th day of October, 1976 l'earl A. Klleeland, De'Bary WITNESS my hand as Clerk of the Valerie Kramer, Orange' Cii) are not itabitants of nor found SEAL, sad Court and the seal of said Court hIetir Wade, l)t'Itiiii,i Horace' J. Allen. I)eltona *ithifl the State of Florida and have Ar'thijr H BeCkwith, Jr thiS \lfr,'it W .lac(lIIse'n, ()viedli d of NOvember. 1976 ('et'il J Wartl. I'le'rsiirl Gecirge (I ('iingc'r, I)e'ltona not voluntarily appeared herein, and Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H Beckwith, Jr I ii, 'l',Illlmia ,llrI,lIlI i' that personal service upon them is \%'right. WInter B .Josepii G I )t'Christ opher, Linda M Shaw Clerk of the Circuit Court not practical because their I'ark By Patricia A Jackson Deputy Clerk l)eltomta residence ano whereabouts are Jack T Bridges 04 Deputy Clerk Keith \ KlrrslIr.ir: Winter 'lt wi 'dr. I..ilrr% Nairne' %V. FIsher, l)eltona Lslknown, it 5 ORDERED thit CLEVELAND, MIlE & Printha M Carpenter appear or 1 SIlrin Itiitx'rt S. Jilhnscln, I)t'ltelna ISEALI BRIDGES Salllllril plead tothe complaint herein by the Attorney tør Wife Petitioner 'SOs KIl!J:l( 7 hazel I'. Sie.'vers, DeItomii 1st day of Decernbe,- , 1976, and in I)IS('hI,httE.S . 79, 1976 Post Office Drawer 1 Publ,%h Nov 9. 15, 77, .tl)\llSSlt)",s Mc'Ii.s.sj V Harper, Geneva DEF default thereof the Court will Sanford, Florida 37171 SI1lfiIril ________________________________ S,imifurcl proceed tp the hearing and ad .'iIuii I' Hall, Osteen Publish Oct 25 & Nov I. I. IS. 1916 Kelvin S. Bailey Iudication of this suit as if Printha Jatie' Bt'hrt'n II DEE 1)1 Ma ode F' f'iivlrrgtim, Winter M Carpenter had oem wrv'eo with I'itrli'la Bibby & (vi) ('iriiille h(ue're'jliti Park process in the State of Florida, but NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS I,i1li,' II Uless.ird .Jr i 1.itt (liapliri NAME STATUTE Only to the eatent provided for by UlSUhI.tI((;Fs TO WHOM IT %SA Y CONCER N Section 1655, Title 79. United States FICTITIOUS NAME S,infiirij Cobe. it i further ORDERED that Notice s hereby liven that the Notice i hereby given that I Cm notice ot tnis order be published by undersiclneii. Pursuant to in, engaged in business at 53Q .iiriiy i IIiiwit the United States Marshal in a 'Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter Loflgwood Ovi. Road. lHwy 431) Betty G. (.'risp 565 09. FIorid. Statutes, will register fle'*soaper Of general circulation in Winter Sprinqs 32107 Seminole *t' (';lttle'rIne B l'hllllps 'rsint'1ComOtroller. ,n and Seminole County, Florid., once a County. Florida under he tictitious Sunday's hIgh 71, ftla'., U'& u"ntral portion ,l(ll( ls Ill week for for Seminole County. Florida u000 n4mC 161 consecutive wee*s. Ethel Welborll of AOAfi,i & EVE'S BEAUTY receipt of proof 04 the publication low 16. Commencing on October i. 1976 the' extrenit' s,utlm, I.ow s ot SALON, dfld that I intend to register lwin A. Se'hacd]e'r, [)eBary DONE thiS notice, the fictitious name, to AND ORDERED AT sad name with the Clerk of I"air through Tuesday. WIndy Thursday will be mostl', in the (;l,d',. K. ISo,t,',', l)elti.ina wit COMPATABILITY DATING Orl4rido. Florida. th5 0th day of Circuit Court, Sem.nole County, and cool today with highs In the 50s in the' north portlilt of theSeptember, i976 MARKETING, INC.. 0 bC EASY Florida Mildred F'It'niing, Ikltuna accordanc, with the mill to upper 60s. ('old tonight state and in the 60s In tilt' south. DATE under which I am engaged fl cv'OviSiOflS of the Fclitous PlCme GEORGE C YOUNG Rafael F'ouriuer, Delton.a business at 251 N Matilanø Ave United States Statutes. To Wit with lows In the upper 30s to l.ows l"niday wIll ht' Imi (lit' lOs In Section Ioi 'llI1 J. leitlerson. I)t'lton;, I Suite 106. Altamcnte Spring's, FL Florida Statutes 1957 DiStrIct Judge mmd lOs. Highs Tuesday near 70. the extreme' north to micar 50 in Publish Oct 1. Il. II, 25. Nov I. I, Minnie I' Mahoken, like' fllQI 'n the City of Allamonte S Evelyn Cyton (.usty northerly winds 20 to '25 1976 Springs, Florida '.bi'S the ct'mitral to the- 6Os in hit' \llimlroe I. 5 Ii. 72 1976 N0 DEE 71 fl I' 6 That the party interested in sod m.p.h., decreasing tonIght. extreme' south. .Joeph 'I' hill, l.ongwood business enterprise is as follows F;XTFNUF'n F'URI-'('AS'T IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11.'ESfl"S TII)Ls .JiisiC .le'lle'ft-(tt', (hle'tio B keOrs Coa EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Fair In partly cloudy. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE l)aytona Reach - hlih 9:01 ___________________ Dated at Longwoud, Semirole CUlT 1ff AND FOR SEMIKOLE cnty, F loridI, November 3, I15e'asllnably EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. cool e'arly a.nt. and 9:20 p.n: l.iiw's '2:26 COUNTY. FLORIDA PubliSh NOv 6. IS, 77. 79, 1916 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Wednesday with a warmIng am, and 3:03 p.m. CIVIL ACTION NO '$-)7I3-CA.09. _________________________ - )EF COUNTY, FLORIDA _________________________ EE trt'mtd Thursday and turning CASE NO 76.2O Port ('anaverzil - highs 8:11 ToE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS PHILADELPHIA SAVING SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK 'ooIvr agaimi tin Friday. hlighs a.m. and 8:41 p.m.; l,Iw'. 1:11 IJNO SOCIETY NAME STATUTE OF ORLANDO a national banking will lx' mostly In the 60s In the am. and 2:50 p.m. TO WHOM ii MAY CONCERN IN THE CIRUCIT COURT OF THE Plaintitf 4SiCt,po Nti iS hereb, given thCt the north and in theOs in the south. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR Basport - Highs I ''25 am. Plaintiff, JOHN .5 ALDERMAN el CI. Jfldersigned pursuant tO tne CUlT, 1ff AND FOR SEMINOLE l.ows We'dnesday will be near 30 and 3:01 - p-ni.; I.', sJ7 .ini. 'Fctitioui Name Statute" Chapter COUNTY. FLORIDA Def THER L FOSHEE et ua , el al In the' e'xtreme north to 40s In and 8:25 MS 09. Florida Statute, will register NOTICE OF ACTION CIVIL NO 'e101S.CA.lo.E Defendants tn the Clerk Of the Circuit Court. In Re thy Adopt,an of TO JOHN A ALDERMAN NOTICE OF ACTION intl for Seminole County, FIQ,d4. 'IC GiNA L .'9IELO. .',iICPIE LLE RESIDENCE UPfK$O,yN TO TEKTOfg CORPORATION upon 'eceipt Of proof of the NiCe 0 ,rij CHARLES I. t6IELD A.. PiirtiCS claiming nterests by Chicapo, IllinOis ;vbii(Ction of this notice, the fit .',incr's throuOh under or against JOHN A YOU ARE NOTIFIED thI a. 'Iou's name, to wit J D S SPORT NOTICE AL DERMAM anØ to all parties ' Cctiori for foreclose a mortgage on s.',tAff5 DEN under haw.ng or claiming to n0, hiCh it is TO CHARLES I PIIELD the following prOperty in Seminole irty "rigaged in business t Et Side of PoSt Office Boa 421 rgnt, title or interest in trie real Cbuflty, Florida PO', 'i.ghway NO Il 92 and Concord oroperty herein described eyville Indiana The ECSI 75' of the W,'st ISO' of th• 1161) Drivr. C.1sselberry. Florida .n the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ECSI 300 lle's3 the South 600') of Cty of Casselberry, Florida YOU ARE tIOTIF lED that JOHN 't In act,Qn to foreclose 4 mor G0vt'nmynt Lot S. Secton ?3, Wayne hleasley of Watson and Co., architects of the ntis San' That the party interested fl Said COWARD LONG. Pytitionyr t,a 'gage On te 1011owing real property To*n,stip It South. Range 32 East, •iIetl a Petition tor Adoon Cf the buS'neSS enterprsi is 65 follows ford ('ity Hall comiiplex, will present a simple mitodel ut the ri Seminole County, FlCr'dl of the PUOI,C Records of Syntinol, ports,nan s Den, Inc . minor children REGINA L NIELD. Lot 4. BIok M, CARRIAGE HILL proposed structure showing its exterior appearance lt the 7 P iii County FIorlda M IC HELL C a Flord Corporatiun i NI CL 0 ano UN IT 3. according to the p'at thyreof S been filed aganat you md yov Ineeting today of the Sanford City Commis.sio,, By JOsepn DeIRosso. CHARLES L NIELD and you are IS recorded in Plat Book tS. p,,7, are reouire,J to Serve Copy Of your .' Pres,denf &Ommandedio servej copy 04 your 76 and V. of the Publ'C Recoras of statennient for services from the firm, totaling $15,210. isdl In' written cj,fenj .1 Cny to it Dated at CaSselberry, Seminole writtrn defenses, if jny on GENE Seminole County. FlOr,dd considered for approval by the commission. RICHARD H ADAMS. JR of Gray. Cbunty Florida Octor 29 fY16 P STEPHENSON at Stephenson, hi been filed against you and ybu Adams. Harris & Robinson, PA in tonight's agenda are public hearings on reque4.s for SICInaker & Bemne, Post Office are r Publish Nov' 6. iS. 22. 79. 1976 eou , red Pfiiflttf'5 tOrM,s. *hOSi idOfeti '0 ICr vi a Couv of your rt'Lummtg: a portion '.f property between 24th Street and 24th I'lae'e DC F Drawer One. Catselberry. F written defense's, t any, to it on van is 1200 Southeast Bank Building, anti between French Avenue Ofl Of before November 72nd, 1976. den Berg. Ga, & Burke. P A P 0 Boa 3064. Orfmndo, F and Maple Avenue front restrictive , t FICTITIOUS NAM( a'sdfiIerueoriginaI w,th th Clerk of Post Office 30* 793, Orlando. cllliumierclal to general commercial; a portion of property bet. 72907. or' or before ttue 6th day Of 's hrrt'Ov given that we are th Court ether before service on F lorilji 32602, and file the orn December, 1916, and tile the original engaged in DuSifleSS at 2134 OrI4nJo Pet,I,oner"s altornyy or ween 24th ['lace and th Street and between I-'rench AvenUe' and with the Clerk 01 the above Styl rn wth lts• den Of thi5 Court either Drive Sanford 5,m'ryjlC County medJtely thereat,,,'. otner'wiW a Laurel As'enue front residential to multiple family district md ourt C'S or before NO,qI'nber before Wrvce on piantitf' at Florida, under the tiZt,l.buS 'tame of def3tt may by entered cgant ',Qu 1976 Otherwis,t a Iudgmpnt may be forneys or immediCtel, ther,att,r property between Mangoustinc' Avenue and Oleander Aenue' and I9ATLIFF & SONS. and that , 't to, 'he relief decnJnd in th entered &(J4nst you fOr the OttSff'*iSi I default will be ente,vj rql 1 ef lend to register sad name with hi Petition between First Street and Fulton Street frwii lnultipie faIntly 111 iemanv5ed fl the Corttpliinl Clerk of the (irtuit Court Seminole IQilnSt 'yot, for II',, relief demanded , WI TPIESS my hano and the seal Of PetitiOn general commercial, n the complint County, F orda n accordance *th thy Court It Santoyd Florida, tfli5 WITNESS m hand and the seal 04 thy provi55 of the Fictitious titn Say of The comniission will consider a request front the' SanfordWITNESS my hind and Wal of Ortobeq 1976 said Court on oi,to, 21. lYle film, Statutes, i 5','it this Court on Novemø,r 1, I97t Seiiiinote Art Association to hold an art shaw Nov. 12 antI 13 on Setfon Arthur II Beckwiltt, Jr ISCAI. I ISEAI, I 09 F l0qid Statutes 1951 Clers of the Circuit Court First Street and a budget amendment to authorize- transfCr Ill Art0r ii Btkw,t, , Arthu, 64 Berkw'm Jr S Thomas RitI'tf Jr By Linda 55 5h* Clyk ot the Circuit matching funds from the contingency funil for the city's share, Clerk of the Circuit Court C Peilti Deputy Clerk By Cherry kly Trivis Rattift & Sons 5y Genevieve P3vjIq $1,730, fur a $31,133 grant front the law Enforcement lSeolI Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk PihIsh Oct Ii 75 No. I r9t' Putlisy, Ot '4 'ilinlrrl'."tratlnn P. 'ii ' mntry. H OSPITL I'IOTES .ar, V"/ EAT H ER Legal Notice City Hall Model Unveiled Tonight \'r'.''v — '' ' ' '1: '" " ' . �A-Ev,njn Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Nov.I, 17 Kra tie rt, Elac kb urn Wo w 'Em In D is n e Playo if y LAKE BUENA VISTA .I'i - Bdi Kratzert, a raw tie pro golf tour, stttwj iii (he middle of the fairt i'i lacing perhaps the most important shot of his young ca'-cer. Krat.zert, a frequent visitor to Sanford, m the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Kratzert of Sanford, after whom Kratzert Highway is named. lie anti partner Woody Blackburn were on the third hole of cuiltipo tioat h ni a vorr a 'a i ncf couple cit titled veterans, for. met Masters champion Gay Brewer arid former PGA king Bobb Nichols. At stake was the t mtk in the National Team Golf Chamimpiunshmp, $40,000 and for the rookies an exemption froini qualifying for next year. B, ewer had ju.st put his approath four feet fronmi the cup and appeared set for a sure birdie, probably the end of the pla)olf. "I just got over the ball," Kratzert said. "It's a muscleimiemorv thing. I hit it. I knew it Hooks And Jabs By I.OUIS SAPSIS Next Stadium Show Nov. 16 Pete Ashlock announced, "There will only be two more local boxing shows this year. The next one will be on Nov. 16 and the last one will be Dec. 7. Both shows should be the finest ones we have had this year at the Sports Stadium. Do the 16th it will be Jocy Vincent going up against the Southern middleweight champion Emmett Atlas. Along with that, a title defense by Edgar "Mad Dog Ross" is in the works. Then, on the 7th, it should be the biggest night of boxing ever seen in this portion of the state. It ill be a charity affair and we are -.woini -all mRke -it is inisn,'i1 Ii - -- to .....---''"-" -- out flu iii LLI UC cess." n., Mike Quarry is resting up in his former home state of California. In his big TV win over Tom "The Bomb" Bethea, Mike suffered an injury to the rib area and was told to take a few weeks off. While Mike is taking it easy, Teddy Brener, the matchmaker at Madison Square Garden, is lining up a world's title shot for the Southern light heavyweight champ. It is expected that Mike will be meeting England's John Conteh, for the 175-pound crown before the y is out. s Tuesday night is a big one in the life of "Irish" Gene Wells. The highly rated junior middleweight is in California with his tcainer, Domimck Polo getting ready for one of the most No. I ranked weiteeight in the world, Pete Ranzany, Sacramento. There is an excellent chance that Wells will be fighiing for the -pound title, that belongs to Germany's la Eckhard Dugge, sometime in December. That match is of course contingent on how Wells fares in the Ilanzany scrap. the United States champ in each of the weight divisions. He Is sending out letters to the top 14 men in each class. The top eight who agree to participate will be matched up with the eventual winner being crowned the U.S. title holder. Locally, five of our favorite fighters were invited. They were: Mike Quarry, Gene Wells, Mad Dog Ross, Joey Vincent and Termite Watkins. According to local boxing director Bruce Trampler, "I don't think we are going to advise any of these men to accept the invitation. I a great honor to be asked and to appear on national TV. I aiso think our fighters have a better than average chance of winning. But, the whole thing is too vague to agree to. You don't have any idea who you would be fighting. "There is no guarantee as far as the money is concerned. , nght now all these fighters have big bouts planned for them anyway. Quarry and Wells should be fighting for the world's title is as close. The crowd yelled." hit' crowd welled because Kratzei-t, still wearing sunglasses dcspite' the gathering 'larkncss, had hit it inside Brewer. He'd put it about six inches from the cup with the five iron, Nichols missed his putt from about 18 feet arid Krat.zert opted to putt next. lie tapped in for birdie. Anti Brewer, his 44-year. 'Id nerves twitching in the growing pressure, needed to make it from four feet to stay aliv'. ..%,nd he missed 'Dug-gone it, I immissed two short putt.s and that cost us the tournament,'' the bitterly-disappointtl Brewer said. event is based on the better ball of each two-man team, they had two chances at it. But Nichols drove into th woods and his ball. Probably the most stupid thing I've ever done," he said. lost TIct' four-footer- on the third playoff hole was one of theimi. The other came on the final hole of regulation play. Ilt'd imiade a six-footer for birdie 'ii' the 71st hole to give him and Nichols (he lead alone with one hole to go. Kratzert and Ellackburji had finished. Nichols and Brewer needed 111% cHic inure par to do it and, since the scoring in this unique Brewer also drove into the rough ttien put his approach into deep gras on the lip of a bunker. He hit a great chip to about six feet, studied and stalked it as if it were a coiled rattler and finally stroked it. It was short. The bogey dropped them back into a tie with Kratzert and Blackburn at 260, 28 under par. Kratzert and Blackburn had a last-round 66, Brewer and Nichols a 61. "Somebody had to lose," consoled NichoLs. "They deserved it,'' tie nodded to the delighted youngsters, long-shots who had to qualify to get into the tourmiament and among the game's more obscure performers. They didn't iriake a bogey all week. Thev deserved it," Nichols said, "because they played better." Jerry McGee and Allen MU Icr, who led or shared the lead through the first three rounds, had putting troubles on their way to a 67 and a 261 total, third alone and only one shot out of the playoff. Joe Porter and Bob Zender were next at 64-262. The group at 263 included U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate and George Burns, 64; Cal l'eete and Slugger White, 66; brothers Rik and Don Mass"ngale, 63; and George Archer and Larry Ziegler, whose 61 was the best round of the tournamnent. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • contributions go to swell the purse, but proceeds from the event arc distributed among local charities and hospitals. The tournament week actually will start activities Feb. I, with a mini-tournament staged by the women. This has become an increasingly popular event. Wednesday, Feb. 2, will be taken up by the propam play, with Thursday reserved for pro-Gold Sponsor matches. The three days of the actual tournament follow. Bobby Harris of Jacksonville was last year's winner. The large number of entrants made it necessary to start play at Mayfair as well as at the Deltona Country Club. "Alabama was the big game, JACKSONVILLE (API The Georgia Bulldogs proved then Florida was the big game, their character with a second mnd now Auburn is the big half comeback that beat Flori- game, Dooley said. We' da 41-27. Now, Florida Coach won the Florida primary and [)oug [)ickey says, his Gators now we reopen the Alabama primary. niiust prove their character. Dickey and Dooley used suFlorida and Georgia, both 4-1 in the Southeastern Conference, perlatmves to describe Georgia will tie for the championship if quarterback Ray Goff, who ran both win on the road Saturday, for two touchdowns, passed for (;eorgia at Auburn and Florida two and successfully riddled Florida's defense in the second I at Kentucky. half after trailing 27-13 at inte Asked if this Florida (earn has mom- c character than the "It was his greatest game," one that was upset by Georgia Doole)' said. arid Kentucky two Years ago, "('off did a super job," I)ickey replied: "We'll find out agreed Dickey. "But there were when we conic away from a lot of close things in the mnigton. second half, when we didn't get It was [)ickey's controversial any momentum generated." play calling in the Georgia Postseason play opens this the Blue Devils in the second Tuskawmlla, 12-0; I.akevlew Florida was a banged-up footSouth Seminole Pee Wees giune that many Florida fans ball team as it practiced for week in the Pop Warner garlic and the South Seminole breted past Sanford, 2; and were paced by Owayne Johnson will remember for a long time. Georgia, Dickey said, but Football IA'ague with playoffs Junior Liantams meet the Big Teague defeated Milwee, 2. on touchdown runs of 3 and 25 Dickey decided to go for a first serious injuries resulted from for divisional championships fled Devils n the nightcap. In Midgets play, South yards. The win by Tuskawilla down on fourth and a foot at the Saturday's dmsappowtment. set Wednesday and Thursday, In Saturday's regular-season Seminole halted league, 26-0; was an upset. Mllwee Pee Wees F'lorida 29 with the (;ators four conference champions finals, Tuskawmlla upset South Sanford whipped Jackson used a 65-yard "I expect the Gators will all ) run by leading 27.20 in the third quar- practice better than last week," crowned Saturday and three 5&'mnmnole in Pee Wee action, 13- Heights, 6-10; and Milwee Marion Hudson to beat Teague. ter. more teams playing Atlanta 12; Milwee knocked off league, defeated league, 21-7. Dickey said. "As for morale, The play resulted when Milwee Florida's Earl Carr took a I've found that these dmssquadS Saturday. 6-10; and Dehand stopped Junior Bantam action found punted the ball into the back of pitchout, faked a move Into the appointments last longer with The South Seminole Pee Wees Lakeview, 2&-0. Sanford defeating North one of its offensive blockers, a line and then went wide, lie was those who can't do anything miiet Pmnecastle Wednesday at 7 lii Junior Midgets action, litusville, 22-0, and South league player tried to field it, tackied short of the 30. on the Seminole Little League South Seminole kayoed Seminole about the next game. The ones beating South but lost the handle and Hudson field for the T. (1 Lee [)mvision Titu.sville, 38-12. Dickey said the play failed who can do something about it,, picked it up and ran for the because Georgia's safet' made will get down to practice. title, with the winner advancing • score. "an absolutely super play." to Saturday's confernece finale "They know what they've got • South Seminole and Milwee at St. Cloud. "It was a point in Georgia's going for them," the Florida wound up with 5-3.-i records in favor but not l'IIE turning coach said. "They have a On Thursday, South Seminole Pee Wee play, Tuskawilla point," [)ickey said. "There chance to put a chamnpionshipi Junior Bantams meet Fort several turning points, finishing at 5-3-0. Lakeview andwere cluding two interceptions onin- ring on their fingers." Pierce in a 5:30 game at Teague were each 1-1, Oviedo. lie doesn't think Florida fans first down passes. Georgia out- will desert the Gator bandSaturda)"s conference finals F i Mitwee, which wound up the muscled and out-executed us. wagon. are at L'man, with L,akeview n aI e, -7 8 top Midget performer with a 3 We didn't get them stopped. In "A good riiy walked away imiecting Tuskawilla midgets at m,-mrk, used TI) runs of 46 and 70 fact, we played like Ilogan's from the Gatot- Bowl Saturday noon, Orlando Central facing 4 Trinity Prep closed out its Jay Johnson from the 27-yard yards by Jeff Simnnions plus a 5goats. l/\,arn er i4tC tI(4ur") II ItS Pos ts eas on Nitty=Gritty )) Sa i ii ts Lox- L.. OS e before the year Is out. Vincent has the biggest fight of his life coming up with Emmett Atlas. Watkins is in line for several big mniad anti frustrated, I'm sure," DeLand midgets at 2 and South football season on a losing note line. It was off its mark anti the yarder by Dan Giglia to stop money bouts. And Ross has already been offered a noo-title bout (;eorgia Caach Vmnce I)ooley Dmckey said. "But they will re-Seminole tackling South Lake Saturday in an 8-7 loss to Fort ore remained intact. Junior Midgets at 4. Teaguc, now 3. South sato next week's Auburn game member thit this is the same with Dagge. No, I think we will pass on the gamble that we would Pierce John Carroll which Chan Muller ran for five Seminole finished 5, while be takir.g with this tow-narnent and go after the sure thin" is one of many lag contests for team that got them excited to ALso Saturday, three Atlanta ch'cr(hd ac ards for Trmnity'c cire in the Tuskawilla was 1-7 and Jackson "iunkrd igs." teams come to Lake Brantley Scott "Golden [toy" Clark Is Just about ready to return to the .stdi L iUi." "our best game of the year." second quarter. heights and Sanford each 1-8. ring. The 18-year-old Casselberry fighter has been sidelined with for games at 4, 6 and 8. Teague 'rrmity was a solid underdog a damaged ear but he has the OK to begin training again. The Junior Midgets face the Atlanta South Seminole's Junior CARROLL TRiNITY PREP to John Carroll, district Firs? Downs m Little Red Devils in the opener, recent Lyman High graduate has a record of 7-1, with six KO's, Midgets got ID efforts from champion. But the Saints had r--isi RvsPces Yards 29 109 South Seminole Midgets meet and is under consideration by Ring Magazine for their "prospect Ken Brown on a three-yard run Yards Carroll down by 7-0 until the of the month" in the welterweight division, and Charile Miller on a 38• 4 final three minutes. Punts i n yarder, while Mike Skees was Scott accompanied Taco Perez over to South Africa for the "I felt like we would play 2 Fumbles Lost 7' the defensive star. Tuskawjla Sanford fighter's big match with Gert Steyn. In that bout Steyn 610 Penailies YardS ° well, anti we did," said Kt'lley. proved that he Is the hardest puncher in division by stopping lost both quarterbacks and "we knew Norbert SeaLs would TAI,I.AIIA5SEF: Al5 ) - yard.s to score 20 points in the John Carroll Perez in the opening round. As Scott reports, "Steyn looks like 000 , be out, but still we hung in there DEi'I ri' :I'i closed out a 5-3-I season. South Bobby Bowden's doubting final period. They held the Trinity Prep I'urward nothing, and Taco got careless. He dropped his guard for Just a 0 1 0 0-? Seminole was 7-1. and had them on the ropes. \lam-s'ili Barnes of the Detroit days miiay be over. Golden Eagles to just 13 yards second and got caught cold with a left hook to the temple. After Even after Carroll took the ij. Muiies' S run (joPwnon ck) l'stons of the National Rasketl..akeview Junior Midgets got lie had doubted last week in the final period. that, he couldn't get away from Steyn and was knocked cold with V4ughn 0 pass trom a 20-yard ID run from Lennie whether Florida State had the lead, Trinity caine back with a ball iociation waiveti a prt-The star of the show was subanother left hook. Taco was down for two or three minutes before trial examination Wednesday DeMrtino rally to the Fort Pierce 20, Sutton, a six-yarder from David "pride antI guts" to bounce stitute tailbach Rudy Thomas, we got him back to his feet." however a couple of plays and was scheduled for a Nov. 18 Henley anti a 37-yard punt back fromn a disappointing, IS- who scored all three of Florida From this neutral corner I am afraid that this loss might backfired, and the Saints had to arraigmimia.'nt 'mm Wayne County 12, loss to Clemson, The FSIJ State's last quarter touchreturn for a score from Dion indicate the end of the road is near for the Taco Kid. Anyone can Circuit settle for a field goal attempt b' Court on a concealed Jackson. John little recovered football coach doubted whether downs. get caug cold in the first round. But, coming on the heels of his tharge two fumbles for the winners, his team had the ability to make Thomas bulled ID and four drobbing by Elisha Obed, I haveto wonde' if that fight may have Barnes was a;rested at I)e' a big, gamtwi1uiimig play. ruined Perez? )ards omi scoring runs, bowling tm-mt Metropolitan Airport ° But the Seminoles showed over would-be tacklers. Then, Frankie Santore is ready for math events if his last offort is league Junior litigets used (k't 9 for allegedly trying to Buwden he should have had he took a short pass from Jimany indicator. Do Oct. flth in Melbourne he topped a show with a arm-)' an unregistered .3ali I.)mnan crass country coach TI) runs by Scott Heatherdale more faith. Florida State ral. my Black, broke tackles anti sensational two round stardilng of Nicky Wills. E)avid Huggins has a to i52 yards Steve Tullo '2), Torn lied from a 27-10 deficit in the la'r pistol aboard a plane. lie outran defenders to score the Jack Warner, a former Ml-Mnerica at college, will nmiake this weekend as he hss Kmmnble (52) and Torn Meyer (1) fourth quarter to nip Southern decisive touchdown on a 95was en route to St. lijws for a BALTIMORE API making his debut at the Sports Stadium on (heir next show. The imiedical examination. Baltimore Orioles announced The teams in two ends of the state. toclosea 4campaig. Milwee Mississippi, 30-27, Saturday yard romp with just 4:05 left to lag, blond, heavyweight who U the scales at well over 200 Lyman's boys harriers won finished 2-S-I. Sanford finished night Barnes, obtained earlier this play. pounds, has been training for several months and now appears to yeai by the Pistons in the draft today that ticket prices for the AAAA-5 district cham- 2 and Jackson Heights Florida State's comeback be ready to launch his ring career. In his only amateur outing he Florida State is now 3 with home games during the 1977 pionship to earn a berth in the 'if players from the old Amnieriwas awesome. The Semninoles two gaines remaining. Southern I scored a two round KO up in Fernandlna Beach. He Is still very Anmencan league season would regionals this weekend in Lake Basketball Association, has be increased by as much as reeled off drives of 76, 82, and 92 Mississippi is 0-8. crude, but the man Is a heck of a puncher. Worth. Meanwhile, the girLs )ct to play a regular season In announcing thefour increases, districton title beday. held in I received word from Marty Goldstein that I am under con- NB1 gamime with Detroit. lie was [3altunore's first in years, DeLand thewill same sideratlon as being brought into the Bahamas to Judge the upfirst t-immbr-oiled in a contract un General Manager Hank Peters commg bout between Elisha Obed and Sarruny Barr. The last lake hirantley's Rick Horta dispute with the Pistons and described them as "an absolute time they met the match ended up in a controversial draw. They later sprained his right ankle. the AAAA-5 individual ATLANTA AI')-Rookie areset to meet on the 19th o(November with all the olficlal.s being necessity, if we are to remain (Town and will advance as an linebacker Jim Cope, a 6-foot-2, Teaini doctors said. Wednesday competitive in the field." brought in from the United States. Kip Braden, who made such a at-large entry. 230-pounder from Ohio State, the ankle would remain imi a The Orioles drew 1,058,609 big hit on the last show, hopes to appear here on the 16th. He still has been signed by the Atlanta cast too- at least another' two fans in 1976, the sixth highest has his sights set on Perez before the year is out. weeks, Falcons, the National Football total in club history, but are cxUI League club announced TuesMIAMI 'AI' - A -4 football petted to show a loss of about Superio speed proved to beli my, $SO,000forthefiscalyearended record may not seem like (he difference against Boston Oct. 31. The Falcons waived defen- much, but it apparently Is suf- College tS-3. sive end Wally Pesuit to make ficient to warrant bowl consid"Over the past two decades," The Hurricanes spotted the rommi for Cope, who had been eration for the University of Eagles a 6-0 halftime lead by Peters said, "the Orioles have ut by the Denver Broncos. Miami providing no more fumbling the ball away at the won in moregamesthan any Other NEW SMYRNA BEACH Pesuit had been with the Fal- losses are forthcoming. club either league, while at iAP Miami fl-and 16-yard lines. -- Frank CaughanoujHAMPTON, Ga. (A?) - In cia beamed. "We beat Pearson for victory until a flat tire nf cons only one game. The Ilurricanes had just Tim Moorman kicked field thesametimepreservingoneof Boca Baton, Fbi,, has captured victory, Harry' Hyde felt he and we beat the Wood brothers. him 'CIOlL1 the very lowest ticket price $1,000 first-place money with beaten Boston College 13-6 goals of 36 and 32 yards after in the should apologize to Dave Mar- That's pretty hard to top." miles to go, said, "Marcis je- stnIdUIes in major league Sugar Mill Open of the Florida Saturday night when Tangerine the fumbles. cia. A unique strategy evolved for served to win. He was really baseball. . Bowl scout Tom Lewis told PGA winter tour. Moormnan missed a 33-yard "Dave Marcia deserves a lot Marctsastheraceps-ogreuecj. handling." school officials he would attend field goal attempt In the second Caughanour shot a twobetter," Hyde said of the Dodge "Harry discovered on the Saturday's Penn State- period after Miami quarunderpar 10 Sunday for a 54he prepares for Marcia to race. stopwatch that if I ran Yarbot-ough, who nes high Miami game here, He said terback E.J. Baker threw a . hole total of 214, a stroke ahead "I just hope I'm around long fonthetrack)thetiresstayeda tO start the final race of the Penn State, now 6-3, also was five-yard pass into the hands of of Tim Young of Orlando and Semninole enough to give him better." little cooler," Marcia ex- seasontowintheseason driving Corn in unity getting bowl consideration. RADFOR.D, Va. (APi Ten- Mike Ford of Old Westbury, College's cross country (earn Boston defensive end Bill What Marcia hadto work with ptained. "So I would run up title, added: "After I made the nessee basketball Coach Ray N.Y. "1 thought bowls might con- Ohrenberger. in Sunday's Dixie 500 stock car high, get the tires cool, then go stoç) for the cut tire, I really got Mears ha.s entered St. Albans finished second In the state sider us if we were 4-3, but I Young, who shared . Baker redeemed himself in race wasn't all that bad, in the down low for about three laps to running. We cut the tire and I hospital here (or treatment of meet Saturday and earned the didn't think they would because the second half by throwing a ond-ifinal analysis. Marcia beat the where I could ound lead with Gary Bak- right to participate in the we lost the Duke game," saId five-yard tOuchdowji pass to ft" honestly think it cost us the what his physician has termed er of Leisure City, Fbi., and national meet this weekend in Mlami Coach Carl Selmer, Woody Benntt after Boston unusaally unbeatable David "I had to rim higher," Pear- race, even thoJi Marcia did exhaustion. George Griffin of Lafayette, New York City. Pearson in a dash to the on said, "and so did. some oth- run hard all day. Mesi-s friok a leave of abeence bid., closed with a 73. Ford t whose hurricanes have also College fumbled at its own 19. checkei- rcj flag, for- his fourth er people because we just Miami-Dade South was the lost to No. 2 PIttsburgh, No. 9 hakcr than ran 17 yards for a "I'm happy though. I under- from hi, coaching duties Oct. a llto share $1,500, state career chamimpion, NASCAR Grand toujdji't rim down there at the stand all I have to do to win the 30, Assistant coaches Stu with Nebraska and No, 14 Colorado. fourth quarter touchd. Tied at 216, worth $5 apiece, Seminole's Lynn Johnson National victory and third this bottomni with Marcia" Selmer's club also faces No. championship is dart the race Aberdeen and Cliff Wettig have were Dale Seaton of Scarsdale, finishing An Intentional grounding penaeeion. . fourth and John 11 Notre Dame, No 10 F1oida ally again.g Boston College Fourth-place finisher CaJe at Ontario. You better believe been overseeing the Volunteers' N.Y., Terry Mauney of Boca Hughes running seventh in the arid No. 19 Houston In the corn- quarterback Ken Smith killed a "Thus feels darn good," MarYarborough, who had a chance I'm gonna start it." practice sessions since lhcn Baton, Baker and (',rjffjn five-mile test at Tallahassee, ing mnuoth lurth quarter drive, Serr in oles Sh 0c Iic _______ N arvin Barnes Their Own Coach' Trial Nov, 18 L y ni a n Boys rioIes a Win Meet Increase 1977 D uc at Price Falcons Sign J 1"-Bo vii L oo kig j41 t I-I tirr ic cm es Cope Ca ugh a no Marcis Surprises Pearson By Talcing Dixie I'Iigh Road Nabs Sugar IsA ill Loot SCC Runners . Ray Mears ' No. 2 In State Ho s pita liz e d - ' , ' II) The Associated Press Thert' were almost as miiami Urpibes a.' tht'rt' were mmii.s• a kt's iii Nation a I f'utit bali I A'agut' action Sunday. It 'tartt'tl with 1 .1. Siiiipson o'utting thrown out til a garlic for d:timi:. It uomitiiiuccj when a t'li'rcs' apparently coSt (lie 1 'hicai:i' lh'ars a victors, amid o i'mtt further with a premature tuut'hilossti ct.'lt'bratioi hi \liiuiesota u eceiver. Then it Stas capped with Seattle's :10-1:1 s' sictory over Atlanta, the first Ii', an expansion teamui ovum' one 1 (lie NFl. t'stablishim,iemit, , Deltona Gold Sponsor Search On Gators Hoping For Character I)El.TONA - l'Ianning is under way for the 1977 l)eltona Open Golf Tournament, which will be held Feb. 2ii. The event last year drew over 240 entries, and had a total purse of $16,800. (;old Sponsors, who put up $300 each, are now being solicited throughout the Central Florida area. The first from [)eltona is Deltona Rexa!l, represented by Mriaan Sanbcrg. Chase & Co., represented by Lee Moore, is the first from Sanford, with Cv Rintz of Reynolds Securities the first sponsor from DeLand. There were 75 Gold Sponsors last year. Part of their Mistakes NFL: Surprises, Buffalo's premier rulimiing h,c k. traded sss ings with Ness I .iiglantj defensive t'nd Mt'I I .un.sford iii the first quarter of Ifs' l'atriots' 20.10 victor '''t'r (I :u' Bills 'Flit' whistk' hail blown and thu ilay was definitely user si. It'll that guy slung unit' down iii ins head,'' Simi)iison said ;4ter the furs't ejection of his ru.'i'. ''I tii,tli't rIlind taking legal 'huts, hut liii going ttu lit the loan know ss hen it's not a legal hiuit.'' 'Ill.,' Bears rt'milamneol in their caine throughout, hut lost 28-27 ti Oakliintl bt.'cau.se arm ''mad. sum-tent whistle'' by referee tr'd I ti I' ,tkous fuzimbles amid pithed oil four passes in h*'.iting tianta, 2-7. The expamtsittmi Sea hawks, 2-7, nllected two tiiurhiltiwiis withiii Ill s&'t'onil.s iii (lii' st'('i)iIii IX" , i 1tI, Raiders 28, Bears 2; 'l'iiciughi Kcn Stabler threw three tout Moss ii passes, inIudiiig twit to ('liff llrancli for 4 )iiklamiil, 8-1 amiul despite tht' I rfcrct''s iiiistake the Bears, 4-5. still hail a chance to win with IS ccontl.s left when Bib llitiiiia', attuunptuol ii 31-yard field c:ival. The kick hit the UI'- - field t)tUL'hl(itiwll lii tile tither NI-'I. gamut's, the \Iuajni Dolphins blasted the York Jets 27-7. the St l'hiladelpbiia Eagles 17-14, (lit' (;rtn1 Bay Packers itipped thit' Ness Orleans Saints 32-27 amid t(it' l'ittsburgh Steelers wallopcii titi.' Kansas City Chiefs 45-4) Also, the I)allas ('ow'txys t'lippi'ti (he w'inies.s New' York Giants 9-3, the ('levelanti Llruuwns bested the hinusttumi Oil. 'rs 21-7, the tk'nver Broncos blitzed the laimipa l3.ty Ruc'i' r)t'l.'rs 48-13, tiit' R,tltimntire Colts dtuwneil (tue Sami Diego Chargers skins got past the Sari Frau. isco 49t'rs, 24.21. Thit' Cincinnati Lkngais host tile l.its Angeles Rammis in (nIght's gamma'. Fortunately for the Vikings, P(ht'y ni'cos'u'red from a fwiible tx'gani celebrating a tiiui'htjow ( 'I)lt% 37, ('hargers 21 tk'it .liinrs hit 18 ii 2 three of thicimi for t,i'h. diiwiis, It, luau Raltimmion', 8-I. liver Saii I hugo. 4-5. ltumuiing bath I ,dcIi Mitchell itdik'il 91 ards in Ii i lLsh('s amid 125 vard cmi eight pass receptions '. ' ('ardjnals II, Eagles Ii Jo' llakkc.'mi miiis.sc'il hi uir.t t!r,'i' belt! go:l! 'i!ti'rflpt, twit that was (k'flectcd But then (ItS .!0-yartl field gical with 822 It'll lItt'sI thu ('aribnal. 7-2, scm(hi.' I :agh'. 3-41 ti',tigliI troii1; I'rftr,rianc' b) \liaiiii's ilc'ltsise under Coach Bill \rmispargc'r help.'ii thU Diilthins. 5-4, l'at the 'l.'ts, 27. Ste.'IeN IS. ('hii'ls Wi hint tart playing for a 'hiutiiut until the twit-mnimiuti' ts ,tr mug mmisistt'd l'ittshurgh ili'fcitsiv,' tackle ,Jium' Grt.'emi. 'Flit' Stt't'Ic'rs, -4 amid t'hiargtmig after .t I -I start, rt'curik'il their third liutiut in a row hiy whacking (Ii, ('huts. :w; It ss a' the first shutout against Kamisas ('it', iii 179 i cguliir t'iisiiut :amlic's since h%3 I'ickers 32. Saints 2; Will hlarrell swept over from thu seven with 4:47 remaining iii give t reen Ray, 4-5, its :.. ;iui111ii liSci' (, 7 l'h' (iiutt, Ihispla) cii a itt" t'IISU i hat hut it's their 0-9 iii iiiI, iiiuldiiig am, atIziiIttedl h,it I )ahlas teamim to 257 yards tuta, olkmisc' Ni'ss York nmiis.ct"l .' c hant't' ti win iii the i losing ;i,iite sst,,',, t'ie lost a iiihtlit . 'Flit' Packers were ,cii'cIetI a safety sshiemi New thR'ans guam-il Terry Stieve was al ieol br t'hmpptng ik'lensive tickk' Mike Mc( 'uv in the end /ilt' during a scramble by ilual'tt'ruack Bobb Douglass. ,'' I unit te ii (lie I ),iiias tve-yard liiit' OR LAN DOSE MINOLC MATINEE RESULTS - itruwns ers I 'lt'vt'Ianii runnmnc bath Greg I 'i uitt hit Brian I)immiran with a 10-yard scoring pass he said i,hetI ''like a ripplcd bird tryimg ti get tic timi' (ret'.'' It wa.smi't imutty, 'iut it counted the Istimits as the Browns, 5I. t*'stt'ii I lupitstiin 4.5 , furiously tin his Cigar Sunday, stoni when both mimen coached imi Green kicked a 35-yard field safety John Rowser intercepted rt'nuioving it from his mouth the I'ac-8, refused to shake goal with four minutes left in and returned 32 yards, long enough to launch into an X- hamids with the I)emmver coach as the third period for Tampa's 'l'he defense contributed a rated monologue after his tearmi both teams headed fur the lock- onl% lead of the game (him-ti touchdown less than a rcmmiained winless with a 46-13 er roomlis. McKay waved Hal(Inc mmiimiute later, Ramsey when linebacker loss to the Denver Broncos ston away, hurling epithets, anti t turinected with Moses on the TI) minute later Ibib ;'Aunn sciuped up a RaeRut the object of his wrath he voiced a threat to ('olew. pass. Anti ju.st 56 seconds after cancer lwiible anti lateralea to was not his team's inept play. In the tlressing ruomu, he that, Denver linebacker Randy Instead, it was Denver Coach charged Coley with running up Gradishar intercepted a Steve 'afets Randy I'oltol, who ran 3 m-tjs, John Ralston and offensive the score, ''We just ran out of Spurner pass and ran 31 yards Imi the final nine minutes, for a score. coordinator Max Coley', whomn players,'' Mckay said. ''We had Ienver ran 12 plays tw'o of he accused of trying to pile up to put a linebacker in the Early' in the final period, the tht'mn passes and both on third- TWELFTH- I Manoio Ramon is to 60680 700. 2 Mirur Ben-got 1 14 10360. 3 Fermin Aqurre 1 3 00. 0 (751 6800 (8 7) 372 50. B 0 1 5 with alt 11 9000 II S with all 8) 173 10 Htndl 5169,195, A 2.814 SATUR DAY NIGHT F;RSTEi11 dfl(hCZ ii 60 160 140: 2 Larri Aiberdi (I I 140 160. 3 D onno Co100 Ill 1) 60. 0 II!) ', 71) 172 10 SECOND- I c Be ta Iii 1260 720 3 10. 2 Eddy .5)1 .do '51 7 00 360 1 Ectano Sanchez (Ii 350 Q 14 5) II 40. P il 5) 112 . 00 (7 4) it' 60 l'lilI)ua Ut, I 'tat - hi I)cilphins 27, .hc'ts 'l'ss tiiut'hiliiw It ptisS&' ii Bib Li lest' tout a ho -et'uulul i j c Kay PLI ifs As Broncos Rim Up Score To 48- 13 ul;Nvl;R AI't -- Tampa At the end of the gamni.' Alter the tcamiis had played to - Buccaneer defense when the were that short. He u ('oley t lmmiisheul with 116 yards, set up outcome was no longer in doubt. kmiess' we were hurting.'' .hmmi Turner's 33-yard field goal, Steve Ramsey's 71-yard scorRalston shrugged off the ac- anul I)enver led 27-13. trig bomb to Haven Moses start- cusation.s, saying Mckay's outFiuur play's later, Spurner isi a 38-point explosion in a span burst probably was caused by fwmtbhi'tl at the Tampa 17 antI if just 81 0 minutes of the second thie fact that ''the comllplexion of I>t'mvi'r scored in Just two plays, hall ttu bury the Bucs. l-'or the game changed soi rapidly.'' with rookie I.onnic Perrin ,gu,'ttimig the TI) ill a miineyard \ Kay, it was a bit much It did indeed ''\Vc were adamant about throwmng against them," said Ralston. ''Those w'ere defensive points we scored. Hell, you can 't tell a linebacker who interccpts the ball not to run with It '' 76 e r s S lo v'e ci, Co cm c Ii !\Jo t \ilfo1" I' I eC! The Philadelphia 6ers are taking it on the i. thu recentls, supposed to be one of the anidsuziday mught, tbtey suffered heavyweights in the 'National ,i 98-91 loss to the Seattle SuBasketball Association thus seaS perSonics. sonm but so far, they haven't ''l'mii not worried about our been knocking out too man op- performuances in our last two Is)nents. gaines, we'll straighten out,'' - Julius Erving anul George L'hilatht'lphia coin'li it Ervinc brillil thu Ness York Nets earlier this season gave them (st, of the best forwards m basketball, have a mtiodest -4 n'corul thus far. Bhaht'rs 119, KnIcks Piirllauid uuutscoreul Nt'ss York (lit' third quarter ,lilll riulled "!tt'r hauiur.c in a i-'nuir, Trk';; anti Bob Gross each scored 22 points for the Blazers as they ssutn tbielr fourth game In a row' and solithfieti their lead in the }'al.'mfli' Division. Ilasiks 107, Cavaliers 97 JOhn F)rew scored 26 points, ri 'i e s , \pi/ II) g S L Os e th ik'fense, Vhiti' htastetl the to 2 Fermin (5) 960 350 3 Li'rOt lfl 1 20. Q (1 7135 70. P t7 Si Kareeimi Aboiui-Jabbar pulled II', Thu Associated Press fuullble it when hut by I)t'tromt's w,is III thu N,ttiiinitl liii key eitts,' thu's .'.'.'r'' ouchls' (i ti)uWl( thtwnt 24 rebounds and puinpold 'Flu' Atlanta Flames and De- I L'agui'. although I thu pla, in .ini)' tifft'iiitvi' threats, sc'ttirig in 21 points to lead Los :ngeles three-yard limit'. troit Ruti Wing.s could not break 'nie in the Auni&'rican lliuihey (h' tomic iii the gaits.' ivur Kansas City. The Lakers, The ball bour'it'cti into thie i.'nuh tulle, where l)etroit recuvert'u( for a touchback. the ice . but the Washington ('apitals amid Buffalo Sabres st'r.' able to break somne jinxes league ili thit' Ininmirs. i But I I'll t,cke tine tiiuit ,iIiS time,'' he saul RedskIns 24, l9ers 21 The 49ers got into the mnii.stake at t. tls,. gis-mng up a first 1105511 to the Redskins on a fake field goal pla' ''Everybody in ballpark knew that fake field goal was cnni ittuant'd San Francisco (.'oac'ti Monte (lark ''We talkt',l about it all week. I litInt know how we let it l)lWii, Joe Thcisoi,ituui, who passt'cl fur 32 yards including three toUchtloWIis ttt Jean l"ugett, raim for the first doss ii to set up Mark \Iiusek'y's ganuie-wmining ficlti gtiai with 1:57 left. ltiithm teams arc 43-i St'ahawks 30, Falcons 13 While the Flames and fled VIm1gs skated to a unusual st'ttreless tie Swiday nighit, lilt's..' tither mmnprobahtlitte" were happening in the National llockev lA'ague' 1'l.' ('apitals were beating the Minnesota North Stars 4-1 l'hat had not happened before The Sabres were beating the Pbiiladelia Flyers 5-3 That had nut happened iii a ltuffalti dcfeatt'tt I'hilatk'tphia. R'tcklt's 3, Black hlassks 1 Rob l.anier acoreui 30 points Mart'lt 28, 1973 in reguiar-st'a. 'on lIla) . The I-hers blad At)Ii 12 anti grabbtsi 15 rebounds to lead Detroit user New Orleans. ('ullr)l(to) tts victory sser ('lii' 'ag ifli e that tinii1' Itruins 3, ('ammut'Ls l'eter Mt'Nab ciireil hu 13th uu,il of the seastimi with 1 443 remtialnlng. propelling ft uti ill tl,tt V iIi('tlUS en 1973 I'c'mIguln.s 2, Uaron. .itt.'mrip(s lit build :i 64-SC lead. 'l'b,' Barons' L)umimiis \1.iruk st'or..'il (hit' ty mmmg goal early ill . penitid, as ('lt'vt'lauitl itud Pitt.sbungbi skated (ii a ti' (I ganmu' I've ever seen,'' said S(lantu ('oach Dave (.'reighton. imlg Washingttun user Mimuiesota in a heavily penaliitii gamut' In E.)etroit (. oachi [lilly Dea hatws.'cmi 14 minutes of ts,'nalties ton Streaks ry curer New England ant Saut /\9 ,, cmi,'i PETTICOAT ' anungs Jacks Mn M.vnet 2$ 11 Un-ted Trophy 21 iS Taylor ?l.ilurtl i,. cr lien oOds It I? .'.*'Ier 19 Il Big Dip 19 17 Chase A Company 1521 Masters Cove 15 21 Mann-s Well & Pump 5cr it 25 High Games Norma Welch 205. Arlene R'imbiey ill. Sand ktSfr ISO Polly Hall iOI. An-no Songer IS sucuiluLs ititii tIlt! fInal period put ISQ High Seres An-na Songer 1)0 "lie stopped 32 shots," Son- San-tn kaiser 464 PoOy Hail 16) you claimll a goaltender was ho t? We can't seem to score Sari I)iego beat Inthanapolts goalie Andy Brown three tunes TUESDAY MORNING SWINGERS ti go to equal the amnazing when we have the good chan- High Gtmes Sun-nC Owen', 206 iii the final period, breaking Chtu WhtCiurst 177 Opal George streak his father, Andy, estab- t'es, We 're just surprisingly (Listied as a National Hockey inept when we have the puck." 630 straight games in the NIH., a record since broken by Garry fromtm Ulf Nilsson and Dan Labraateri in topping Edmonton. Unger. Clay hiebenton will The Jets Jumped to a 5-0 lead tpt'ni a scoreless battle. Brent iO3 High Series Scone Owens 461 Hughes scored the first goal at Chau Whitehurst olo Lynda W)i 1:55, then Andre lacroix anti $7 ororge 478 Kevin E)evine fired the puck Converted SplIts Opal George S "hay played very well for period. The Jets' Joe Daley' provided the second siraight game," said 'Iloenix Coach Al Rollins. "lit' somume excellent gosltending, beat Quebec the other night 5-3 turning aside 24 shots, lIe made anil played extrenmely well tough saves on Morris, Dart' I azmgevmn, Timu Sheehy and Baragainst the Saints." In tither WIIA action, Winni- ny Wilkins from in close during peg stopped Edmonton 5-2, Cal- the uipening period. gary extended its unbeatert Iii ".2 '.'.:ih . I . '.: ' ('owboys I, Whalers 2 "V.i:.t:.' I' .Oi' !i ' ,"'.il to 12 ." 1*51 nanue Portland 119. Cl V KniCks 93 Seattle 98. Phiiadeipeiia 91 Tay's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Los Ar,ge)es at Buffalo Washington at Cl Y KnOkS N V Nets at New Orleans Seattle at San Antonio Houston at Chicago Cleveland at Milwaukee Golden State at Denver Kansas City at Portland Nat,onai Hockey League Patrick Div't,on W L T Pt GF GA 14Y IS) tO 7 2 72 53 70 PhIa 7 6 1 16 54 11 Atian 6 7 3 IS 49 54 14Y Rrg 6 7 1 II 61 56 Sythe Division St LOu 9 5 o is so so Chgo 7 6 i IS 56 si Varicvr 510 I It It 63 Mu 4 10 I 39 Cr.Ia 1 (0 I 9 36 19 WALES CONFERENCE Norrts Dviiion MC4I 12 1 1 25 85 34 Dstn Bull Into Cleve College Fo otb all (2 ' . .'. Ball Miami Buff NV .iOtS Clarion 29. Shippetnburg 26 Cougate 21, Bucknell 13 Cotumbia 35, Corn-eu ii Connecticut 10, Boston U 11 Coetiand St 50. S Con necticu' 6 C W Pest 30. Edinboro U Delaware 61. Davidson 0 Kenton tl. Case Western 7 Lake Forest 19. Beio,t 0 Marietta 34, OhIo Weslyn 75 Miami. Ohio 31, W Michigan 0 Michigan SI 23. in-dana 0 Michigan Tech 16. SI Cloud Ii Midlan-d. NOb 55. Concorda, p4th C Mrunesota 38. Northwestern 10 MiSsouri 16, Colorado 1 '.0 Southern 70. Mc Westtmn-- NW Delaware St 27 Shaw U 6 borg 6 ("ii',,- ii ii KutZtown 35. Mansfield 0 L ,(a,ette 30. Gettysburg vcomn Cot 25. W Mary St JoSeghs 21. DePa 3 S Dakota loch 3. Dickinson St 3 luiinoi5 II l(Ino.5 5t 3 Temple 31 Orase 7 Tulsa 35. Va Tech 31 Central Duv,uon 6 2 0 750 Os 02 PiIt $ Cieve Hstn Hig h Series Linda Lewis 511 Sharon Semer S64 Dqmne Mac Ateer 511. Joy WaIters I. Barbara Pace 71 1 0 556 '26 ItS S 1 0 156 175 715 1 s o 444 149 167 5 4 0 154 725 175 3 6 3 3)) (75 271 0 '1 0 ) 55 7)7 Farleig h D'cknson I 0 689 210 119 St 1 aren Dakota Weslyn S*artt,more 9. Rennsettr 0 2 7 0 222 100 tO) 2 1 0 722 t41 152 Sundtv", R.',uits Oakland 25 Chicago 27 Green B,,, 32. Clew Orleans 77 Cleveland 71 HOultOn 7 Minnesota II, Detroit 2) Denver 4. lampa Boy ii Baltimore 37. San Diego it Washington 14. San Francisco 73 Seattle 30. Allan-ti 3 Taday's Games L.n Angeles at Crsn-n,e Fairteigh Johns Rice 11 SMU 34 SW Te,as 27 Howard Payne 73 test', -58,' 41 Sam Houston t , Tests LuTheran 30. B'stscø I teits Teor' II, TCU i lrin.Py Tee 38. MMjrry I i's Texas St 2!. FAR WEST Ar Force it. Arizona ot 30 Brgr'am Young 40. Tc,o. El P4S.O 27 Calitorn,a 7. ashingto n '7 Cal Daws 25 Santa Clara 13 Cal Lutheran 47 U Sjn Tennessee 2$ loch ECu 20 Richmond to Emery 8. Henry 24, eluded t Fayefteviule St ta. Saw'. St Alabama 'SAM t F lortia 5, Xi S M,flm5,5pp 27 Gard,ser AetO 20 Preso, t Gctrge*own ky II i's sr 5t II Graming Pro Basketball taional Baskelbail Aio'ciaiun EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Disiiion W PcI L GB Ph.IpISiO I I 500 . NV knI% S S 5130 Boston i Buffalo I I 500 NY Net% 6 1 '00 Csntrai Division Cleve I 5 589 Cl Orleans S I 67$ 1' 0 ego 3 Carroll. Tetn (5 Mont 50 Montana Cent , ashng,on Si c' :o Oregon tech 12 Colorado St 31 Idaho 4 Cesno St 7) Long Beacn St FiO r,01.58,7.0 53 31 Cl Ja.k',on 5t 15, Teso', SGtlh en t2 J,nkson,'uue St 71, Liv ngston 1 ken-tuck, II Vas'OerD.t 0 Livmngstone IC Kentucky St LOui5,Ona T'en 49 Tnn Chattanooga M.Or'ii&nd ii. Cn'nnt 0 Mafyisille I? Sweslern Itnn 0 I i'L 3 MimI. Fca '.. I M,liers's,tie I). Boston Cos St 3.1. WasIs P: t; Montant 21, Idaho 5t 1 Montana St 3). Cl NCIOOO LOS iygj Ji, Bose l 3o Nevida Reno 42. Sacrament o 77 Ctrol'n .58.1 IS Gu,ltord t 5, Wn',ton Salen, II 1 Fulltrtcn SI .' P, ' i HumDoiuI 5! iSCO St 2 n-t $t,v 27 HOwl., LOS Angeles St II ';eurga 41 Fuor .da 21 legrqma Tech 73, Notr, Dame 206. Jim trim) 201 Sise Fildler 705 N OStahoma tO SW OkIt Hop AI,rn,j IS. LSU II Aicorn 12 Mssss pg ',am ' Con-cord 21, C,Iyn,illC st • Kentucky 7 30. SE OIa noma 3 t Trinity Con-n 11 Amherst (7 luttt 17. (010, 7 ,'ia'ijner 73. Hot5tr, 0 West Chester 33. Creyney St II 'i's Vt i'deslyn 26. Geneva 7 W'dtner 71, MunlenDerg 6 .'l't.rs Coi II. Jun-alt tO v'SilliarrS 31. Ae'sleyan 1 YII1C 39 P''r,ce'on ' SOUTH E Miami 27 ?le* York Jets 7 St Louis I,', PrI etpflià 14 Arkansas 7, HOuSton 30. Tecas 0 7s. n5 6 6 3 0 667 17$ 185 I I Ii) 171 t 0 9 0 000 79 tea Cenirai Div,',ipn Mon 7 1 I 833 196 109 DIrt I 5 0 144 179 t3 C"cgo 4 5 0 44.4 155 114 Gn Sty I 5 0 11.4 t57 702 Western 0evtion LA 6 1 t SI) 176 tOó Fr.jn 6 3 0 667197110 Cl 0, in', 1 7 0 272 iSO 716 SOUTHwEST Abl,n-e 47. Cameron St 3 Sent 26 Mart,my C Cent St . O5,Ia Slippery Rocs IC Lock Ha,en rma II Di C kSn 6 i 775 211 113 4 YanSton 23 Ii RutgerS 31 LQUiS,biC 0 Susguehannt Allen's Pro Shop II Rainbow Panting IS Pin Stormec, 16 Reds Garage. Il Plo S IS Barbour Bros. it Sanford Auction, 20 Bob Dtnce Dociç,e, 21 Troop. 22 No 21 High Games Roger Duck 23) Jim Johnson 721. Eddie Jackson . wsonsn 38. Iowa 21 s'' ar-' 21-well 24, Baker 13 Wittenb.erg 52. Hedeiberg 0 Rochester 11 Altr.d 10 0nv o aao to i Pttbur gh 4,5. Kansas Cay 0 Dallas 9. Clew YrS Giants 3 .,\ Wii)iam Penn 13, Dubuque 0 Wnona St 29. Si'o Minnesota Pttsburgh 37. Arms 7 • Il, 9 Poneer. 10 No il. t I JAS Underground, 17 Salt & Pepper. 13 tOO High Series i'm Joi'Iflon 603. Ro)Ia 20 'tyfle Neb 20. Peru, St 0 II Penn St t te It, Cl C Stale 20 Nr* En-guano 70. B..tfaio tO 3 Breezewood. 4 Davis Machine, Iraii Blazers, 6 Marcetla's Restaurant 7 Midway Mart. S No Wartburg 3. Luther 0 Washington, Mo 21. Missouri Oeit*tre Val 0 '2 Niagara 20 . 4 WeStern D,vii,on Ostd Atinta Soq Rtde Sl31' S Clchots Cat 31 Plymouth St Clr'* wo Vat)ey C'ty IS HurOn- A Mane 31 Grto- OSlatma 49. Kansas St 70 Ottawa, Kan 25. Tarko 1 Purdue 16, Micngan II Ripon 23. Lawrence I? St John's. Mirwi 79. St Oaf SW Missouri 30. SE .Mtsr .'.'dd)ebury. Vt SO. Union S Na 27. Syracuse 10 Hampshire Benedictine, Ohio St 12, IllinOiS ID KingS Po,nl 11. New York New 2$. Ohio Northern 9. Wooster 6 FQet C't 16. Rutgers Liv 'noston 0 Orove Cit' 29. AaSfl 8. II. iowa K4n 10 E Stroudsburg 21. Blocms '.ass MaritIme M.jrtirne 6 5 1 0 554 179 160 7 7 0 222 161 82 7 7 0 272 76 231 Cinc Ph)t P4Y QI', '',,. ' ' 9 '.''IsSachusetts 21. Hots Cross 6 3 0 667 271 114 ('IlF'r 11 J7'..,J''-, .II'r st ;.j:ecn ', Friends I). St Nary's 7 p-famine 77, Macalester 70 Hanover 17, Manchester 0 Hastings. Neb 21, Neb We5 lyn 1 Hilsdaie 2), Central St. Ohio 0 IOwa St Ii. Kansas I? Nebraska II, OkIanoma 5i 10 Cl Dakota II. Augustana, S D 10 N Dakota St 21, N Cotorado 0 N Michigan 57. Neeaka Omaha I Cl Iowa II, S Dakota 1 Northern. S 0 26. Btac, Hils Brown 15. Dartmouth 2i w L T PcI PF PA SI 889 736 149 Ci Eng Downer Queen Of th. WetS Mary Jenkins 17$ MATCH POINT Slandirugs I Famous (ecpe, 2 Wtllace Aulo. 3 Bowman Dist. I J&R Con-sf S B(ar Agency. a Powetts Office Supply. 7 Barbotr Bros . Peg's Angels, 9 Go Fers' High Games Sharon Siemer' 217. cltrPart Spark', 192, Linda L,w.5 191 199 Iii. Lorrie Payton 162 Appetizers 20 12. 3 Sweet 11011% to Roger Quick 575. Jim Triul 563. 18 1 Hotgues IS t7 S Entrees II Dtve Hunt 554. Aildes Baldmin SI.. IS, 6 ChIp; & DIps to tO 7 Relishes Al SolOmon 516 Eddie Jackson 5.30. 1319. 5 Desserts II 11 Alice Hendricks 51'? Linda Lewis High Games E ZeuO 157. C Zeut' 519. Starr HendrICk; 515. Leo Cissel 132, A Meatey 161 M Jenkins iS) SIS, Joanne Swarlz 517 harry S Ceynosia 161 C Goudreau 166 Rutledga 505 John Allen 511. H.nr, E OeMaltio is, tse ISO 0 Dun-ho Sanders 502. Henry Belch 513, Norm 161 160 S Kctsgard ISO HcSCO, SOS Berny Hudley °4 High Series .0 JenkinS £9 S Cunterted Split', Charlie Punt S Clynova 437. E DeMatto 101. C, 7. Norman HickOoc S I tO. Jun-I Plant 510 Dun-hO 4)9 L DOwner 119 N r ''. ,' ' Eureka 35, teva Weiiyn 14 Fran-Sun 27, Indiana Central '''ne 21 Normheastecn 70 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Devition Wash Auleen Baiilmori 190. Joanne S*atr BUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS Standings I Reubens 211 7 EAST 27. Plaltsburgtl NV AiDtn. Pro Football Medley, Josco Wagner. Linda Wakely slopped 16 shots in reg- Tmn-di Cuern of the Week '88 Highlights 1 6 5 II 17 60 1 7 2 tO 36 39 3 8 2 8 32 55 Adams Dsyiiion 11 3 0 22 60 45 7 5 I IS 39 3) 3 3 S SO 1 7 3 it 13 17 rt Wash uri 20 Chicago 71, Loras 20 Colorado Col Kansas 50. Westyn 35 Dakota St £3, Siout Fails 7 .)rd 13 Dallas 721 John Allen 205. Ray Jacobs 204. Linda Lew's 20o. Norman Hickco. Other liethany, W Va 77. Hiram 21 Bethel 13. St P Concordia Buena Vista 12. Simpson 21 Butltr 35. WabaSh 12 Carleton 77. Grinneii 13 Cent iowa 63. Upper Iowa 0 Pro Hockey 1(71 IX) Eastern D,vition Lois Smith S 10 Macge HutsOn 5 past Brown. Sari Diego goaltender Ernie 10. 7710 ,Margaret settle for a steady diet of vic- before flick Morris scored istering the shutout. twice for the Oilers in the final tones, _____________________________ 96 16 60 17 60 360. 2 Sanli Echave T0IF Standings I Watts A C. 7 No 16 triumph over Minnesota. But the young goalie has a long way Wimlrupeg got two goals each Wake Fo.'est I!. Duke (7 W Kentucky 35. Mid ten-n-ewe 7 W Virginia 37, Tulane 25 W Virginia Tech 31. Frost t*irg 6 WHam & Mary 73. Appala chian 73 W Caro).na 30. Lenor Rriyre 6 MiDWEST Augu'stana 26. Wheaton 7 Anderson 11, Ear)ham 0 Baldwin Wallace 56. Dennisn 7 Bali St 21. indiana 51. 9 Benedictine, I)) 42. Concordia 13 flethany, Kan 6, SW Kansas Sunday's Rtit Atlanta ID?. Cleveland 97 Detroit ItS. New Orleans 107 Los Angeles iOl. Kansas City 6 80 3 60. 3 Man-gob ALtU III? 6°. 0 1 1313300 P (3 I) 126 30. Big 0 Ii 6 wtt', ii) 811 80 Sparss 496 Al Blazmna 495 Calgary goalie Deul McLeod set Converled Spits Dane Mar50', I up Morrison's tally withi a lomig 5. Poll6 Hail S 10 muon noted, "but how long can The elder hiebcntnn played mm ii) ELEVENTH. 1 Pa., Atki II) I? 20 7201 20. 2 Manolo E)orza 16) I? Harvard 20. Penn S OS 20. 3 Jose Perez 121 460. '? H Hobart 25. Coast Guard 15 61 3900. p (161 11160 tndtnt. Pt 16, California, TWELFTH- I Salt Arca (3) Pa 0 5 LOt's Omher Higrliiwt', Anna ',Ong,r Queen ol 'i'Oek '76 Arlene Rum bIer Turke, Jets S. OIlers 2 , i* NATIONAL CONFERENCE 51 IIUWI. A%IEI(lcA ('algary on top, anti Richi St'ntcs ondt Driver 474, Donna LOPOfe and George Morrison added 413 Bonn. Isiertrevnd 199 Ariene goals tt cement the victory. Rurnbley lii, Norma Weicfl 199 Mariners 3, Racers 0 ' ii', rn- 1 KC Ip' 'ti, I(EL ER 'S KORNER Diego blankeii Immtlianapolis 3-4) Minnesota Coach Glen Son. miiilr was less impressed by liebc.'ntumm's cool under fire than by his ow-n (earn's inefficiency, pass. Lo'e 17 Moretad i/. St E Ten nesse St 7 NorfOlk 5? 17. Vrglnla St 7 7 Cl Alabama 17, Nichoils 5 N Caroina 21. Ciemwn 23 N C Central 10. .1 C Smith I 47. Md E Carolina St S Siiore 0 SE Lou,siana 3. Dei?a St 0 5outhern U 21, Hard 7 SW Lousiana Arkansas 2), t ii Tennessee 71, Memphis St II Ten Tennessee Mlrtin 71, n-ewe St 2) Twn St 76, Hampden Syd ney 7 Troy St 35. M15555ppi Cot 6 Vilianova 73. Marshali 10 Virnia 21. Lehgh 70 Virginia Union 20. Morgan St fi 444 World llockey Association League skater. The Jazz rallied behind ['etc Mitras ich, who got 22 of his 30 IimtLs in the second half, but were unable to close the gap. . I liirtlanii Monahaui sci.tretl a f,irt','hi.'i'k',I thu' heading the Roadrunners to ii 3 first half as Detroit connected iii 61.3 per cent of its field goal ''I can't reuumcniber the last 0- goal and had two assists, lead- Fr plas c:! ;:: ,i 00 came when I By The Associated Press Ltuiier got 20 of his points in the ('ans I, North Stars I I 'firer; F' 5 irt defun5e, Ic. Streaks mmiust run in the lieIJt'nton family. Phoenix goaltender 1ay 1kbenton recorded his second consecutive vidcry sunday night, ,itiil tied (situ agaInst thu S,ihrt's I Atlanta i Antonio 1 t 3)7 5 WESTE RN CONFE RENCE U, w5f Division 'ner 7 0 1000 -an Cii 5 4 SS6 I indiana 4 414 S 4 Detroit 1 6 100 4' Chicago 7 S 206 S Mi) *5CC 2 S 200 6' Pacific Dtv,eon Poritnd I 6 $57 S.,at,e I 536 2 Los Ang I 4 500 2' Goiden St I I 129 3 Peopni, I S 167 1 Saturday's Rewits BufIlto Ill. Heuston 10'? Cleveland lOt. P4 V Nets 93 Washington 109, Boston 103 De'rot ItO. Atlanta 105 San Antonio ill. indiana 94 !(5 P,''!w.c'iC.p 101 National Football League l'istnmm.s 115, Jazz 107 BufFalo ovu,'r I'bllladielphiI since 10 the first permisi. the Capital en i ulItest 'lltitt'r 101St lu,tis l'.1*isltii iliutiwas imi the final po'ri1kt, giving soiceit similar thoughts. ''I ties'- e The victors was the first for trailing 49-45 at halftime, put Logether a hot-shooting third quarter to take control of the Will Paieiliullt drIlled a 20- ."uiattle. soittt the National I -! Sabres 3, F'lyers 3 Iui I tile scum-c ct Lw ii' as 6 40 2 Alavt 131 6 50 500: 3 Cacho IlappIng the Cavaliers' eight- l..akers lO', Kings 96 bail above his head - only to AIdar Alberdi (II 4 20. 0 It 7) SliC. P 1171 15000. Big 0)151 & 11 7 1117 EIGHTH- I Anttn Zarre 121 IS 008 Oil 180, 7 Manolo Ben-got 1 sO 1 20. 3 Sate amon (1) 1 00. 0 I? 1) 33 10, P (24) 173 30. NINTH- I Areche 5) 1SOO Ii 60 gamut' winning streak Austin g C] I I1 land with 23 points. 4 670 170. 2 Negu Beta (5) IS 40 560 3 Aldana Elorza 6) 160. Q II 0) 75 0*3 p '2 8 136 2C FOURTH- 1 Negut Solo ISIS II 00 7 00 3 80. 2 Aldana Quit hI 7604 40. 3 Jose Aguirre Ii) 560. IS It 13 80 P (51) 101.70, 00 (25) 151 FIFTH - i 5ala Sanchez i2I 500 100 7 80. 2 Alava Echave ii) 1 60 370, 3 Anton Larrea (713 60. 0 U Il 3220. P (21) 13650 SiXTH- I Ogui:a Soto (Ii 1060 7 00 1 00. 7 Areche Quicta SI 11 60 Ito I Pa,, Sanchez 13) 300. Q II )i57 40 p (46(1506° SEVENTH- 1 ica Yta IU 960 .1 ii !. •.A'JL1 2 S IC. 0 351 3920. P 1531 5760 aim sous Lop scold fur Cies'e- t)ml pass anti breaking behinut f I the lions' FiRST - 1 Larri Beta ii) ii 00 4 20 100. 2 Ur:a Aibefdi (SI 1 20 3 60. 3 Ica Sancher 1St 1 00. 0 (ii) 4120. P (10) 214 20 COND- i Uria Coido (I) I? S603 70 7 A)dna Sanchez (1 12 00 3 Oonno Yza ii) 120. 0 II n p 00. e flY 10. 00 Ii Ii ill TH1 RO- i Uria Solo (6) IS 00 660 3 00. 2 Aldana Miguel (31 " 180. Ectiaon Etoeza (7) 320. 0 (3 6' 39 40. P (63) 72 60 FOURTH- I Jose Eiorza (3) Il 40 660 3 50. 2 icA Zarre II) 56° 3 60. 3 Pate, Quio)a IS). 0 (II) Ii 6° P 13 1)95 40, DO 16 3) Ii) tO FIFTH-I Sala Echave (2)2 11 70 run. It took only 59 seconds for Ii John Mi'Kii, iiloltler('i1 after I)t,'iisum . 5-, s'xplouled for :38 seconil' hiatt sHmits against his 0-9 But'. ;tn''u'rs, Iii n'llLsi'ii to shiaki' hIrnnrcr Ii), l)uucanrer' la.'fore he reached the eniti iiitiu I cnn Ilarmu'y un J al-Ala, 350. 3 Fermin Perez 17) 570. 0 12 6) 43 50. P 126) 101 ii SIXTH - 1 Cactio Aguirre (7) 73 00 1860 lO 20. 2 Negui Sanchel (3) 6 00 3 6°. 3 Patti Perez (5) 0 50; 137) 00. p (73) SEVENTH- I Aidana Beta W 12 60 S 20 600 2 ica Miguel 1117 10 760. 3 Ecnano Alana (31640. 0 (1 SI 37 00. P 5!) 176 Ic. Dug 0 (3' with S) 1,92670 EiGHTH- I Saia Aguirre 171 1 4102 60. 2 Bi)bao Aitu 14) 1 10260. Fermn Larrea 18) 700. 0 (21) 3720, P (24) 11200 NINTH- I Alava (3) 1550. 750 800 2 Jose Ii) 5 60 600. 3 Are'cha ii 1 40 . a It?) 55 20. P Il 1)57 00 TENTH-I Ramon 3) 1660. 900 360. 2 Fermun 111 500 520 3 Larrea (5 1) 470. 0 131) 6 10 p (3 7) nn. 00133) 13290 ELEvENTH- 1 Cacho Quo),i II) 9 40 4 60 460. 2 Anton Agurre 8) IS 705 60. 3 Jose SCI0 i2) 360. . Itiuchilossit J Itaiders quarterback Kt'mi SI,chler had gone back to pass but was hit by Chicago's Walls (li,uiik'rs. The ball popped bust', was s&'oopt'tl up by I(ogcr tilwt'II and rc.'turmied 50 sards for SttliIt aipt'artsi tuu hi' a Bears tiain1 w ithi ltronc'c, ( oat Ii .h.hii li,tlttii wilemi (lit' game t'midt'd, acrusiiig I )envt'r of running up statist n's against his injured t'spansiitmimt. [T&A1 .1 A,,WWI 11 Monday, Nov. 5, 176-7A a 8, New Mtem St 76. WichitO Sm Oregon Co. a E wnn- 31 Pr'tland St 79. Pug1 Sound IS Rocsy MQtntain Th. E M.ontano 23 San Diego 5t 30. San Jose St Il Colorado I?, E P'ltw M.'* I? Southern- Ca)' 4 stInford 71 S Oregon 49 St Miy 5, Cal 21 5 Olin- 79. Mesa Col 11 UCLA 46. Oregon 0 5114,1 II, Cle* M,,c', It Washington SI 79, Oregon st zi St 32 S 0kott SI ml i's Pitt, Ci'C*ic II. Aams St 10 Western 5t Col II, Westmr4tr. lIFer, 72 ,'Oming 36. Arizona 21 �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Nov. L 97 I Problem With Marriage: Neither Party Listens VE Mtl)lA)N, %Vis. AI'i Most married couples don't go will say something to the other when the other is busy, they'll bath assume soint'thing on that basis, and as it result nobody did the shopping when each of them thought the other would do it," he said. Edelson, who oversees couple conununication" classes aimed at easing listen to each other, and itiany get Into fights as a result, says a Professor who helps couples learn to comniunicate better. , one flung that's ' Vit t Import ant is ac& a rac said Jell Edelson, a University of Wisconsin social scientist. "Very often one person LTJ ,'' itiisunilerstand each other by trying to work out major decisions in piccemeal going over all the details involved in the decision." Edelson conversations, You should not try to decide whether to buy a new car or something like strife, said husbands and Wives often Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl, Ra g t*i e Years Waken Nostalgia 1 - recommends 'Make sure everything ou said was accurate and __11fT Ii I. . .. , . - ,:• . '. .' ' i . , ' ' r.,, - . • •' 1 '..'. . ___________ . -. ! ,. s _______ '. - .-. , .•f.'JI• •. 7 Parrish, O'Dell Say Vows . S~ , 11L& ,.-.S...,.-... ey :•, _____ - ,,, - : __________________ . - - ' ., i'i2rtiv what iQ m.ni *k '..'..b.a..lah.t, thy listener has to ask: "Mu I hearing that right?" he .said. Understanding each other's words, however, is only part of the battle, Edelson said. "What you say is important, but how you say it is even more important," he said. "A reasonable request in the wrong tone or with thc -1-1; AJI C3310Ii 111 .1 W d disaster," For instance, one of the worst thing you can say, according to Edelson, is: "You always leave the music up too loud." He suggested instead: "I'm sorry, Fm trying to concentrate on this right now and th music is bothering me." Petersburg this month: Mrs. couraging united support of bazaar scheduled for Nov. 23 at Lila Litter, president; Mrs. school grounds being 2:30 p.m. Anyone wishing to Joanne Braheny, treasurer; designated as community join the workshops should and Mrs. Patti Roy, homeroom parks. contact either of the coco-chairman. They will accept The Casselberry Elementary chairmen, Mrs. Carol Stone or an award for 100 per cent PTA meeting scheduled for Mrs. Frances Williamson. The membership earned last school Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the money collected from sale will year. school, will feature plans for a be used for selected im• The PTA executive board has fall carnival. President Hon provements to the new school selected lay members of the Pulliam will preside over the facilities. Local School Advisory Corn- many reports of the business A Tuscawilla Middle School nutt€e Th are Mrs Owen meeting On display at the PTA meeting will be held on Cox, Mrs. Jan Leiban, Mrs. ineeting will be some of the Nov.9, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Cheryl Suzanne Logue and Mrs. inany homemade ristmas Bledsoe will preside over the Judson Burdick, The corn- crafts that will be for sale at the business meeting. Mrs. Cave, a mnittee also includes the PTA carnival, Nov. 13, from 10 a.m physical education instructor at president, two teachers, three 3 p.m. at Casselberry Tuscawilla Middle School, will students and the principal. The Elementary School. Proceeds narrate and explain a committee has met and from the carnival will be used demonstration of gymnastics established priority concerns, to fund field trip dod scholastic presented by a group of 8th one such priority is receiving readers for the st udent bad> Lrade girls. ' . - , . saying Altamonte Elementary PTA uninediate action in the fonn of Pit! Like Orienta Elemen. Vl~ will send three delpgates to the letters to the Homeowners tary will hold workshops to state PTA Convention in St. Associations in the area en- make hand-made items for a _~_7 ____________________ _ , on Altamonte Effort Honored n ex I .' Just as the speaker ha.' to concentrate PTA ction _ With piano pounding out old the 1976-77 season, singer- on their faces than tears in their familiar rhythm, and oc- pianist-monologist Morath took casional blasts from an antique a lively trip down Memory Lime it phonograph, Max Morath in a show that was bath ent sc concert will recreated the musical vim and tertaming and infonnative. The be a Christmas program by the vigor of the ftigtune years for nostalgic mood of the show was Stetson University Chorus on concert g"ums Friday night. brightened by a constant Dec. 6, The annual Champagne In Scunu4ilt Mutual Concert sparkle of humor, which had Ball is scheduled for Dec. 4 at \SSIHuatul,ut's first production of the ,iuiiirn,' r with !n''rc uuiili's I h' Sanford Civic i 'rnt.'r 0r111 it was understood,' he Said. "If you both know why you're doing it, then it's okay to ask if they understood what you were saying." Monday, Nov.1, 17-1B '-.-'- r'r before you begin talking, and making sure you and your spouse Rre lrwddnø 21 each other during con. versations. WOMEN that by talking about it a little bit, now and then," he said. You should set aside it time to talk about it, like alter (boner, to spend as ouch time as you need marital basic steps toward better communication, such as i ailing your spouse's name 1. ;; fi n -a. . I Betty J. Parrish of The bride is the daughter of ploye of S.S. Kresge Co. and the Indi an a po l is md and Charles Mr u.. . and Mrs G A Steele bridegroom is shop foreman it E. O'Dell of New Smyrna Beach were married Oct 23 at the Indiana The bridegroom is the DaMac Body Shop bern Park Church of God, New Smyrna son of Mrs Martha Hatfield, The couple will live at Quail Beach with Rev. J.K. DeGoyler Longwood. I{uost Ranch, New Smyrna officiating it the ceremony,The bride is i former rn . - ••• ' 45' $ -'. e / I I - Bette Smith, center, SMCA president and directors Jolene itrubaker and Ron I)vcus ssplconie concert goers ' Wilma Morgan, program Ellis Conducts Music Workshop 1• left, and Ruth Carlton study - 'Sitter And Single' Man' Saga Continues DEAR READERS: A reader mind us alwas the thought of could not have been trusted Stick to your guns! I'm 83 and wrote that her husband's 24v, h.1t he can get off a woman alone together I strongly read you daily year-old brother, "a nice young I Its includes fathers, step- suspect that those who wrote to ANCHORAGE. ALASKA man," was their house-guestfathers, brothers, uncles, protest could riot themselves be [)EAR ABBY I must vote They had all planned to go out neighbors and our best trusted in that stttatton -- tht' against you, Abby. I'm also that evening, but the man and friend's h us band. old psychological lI'rm'non guessing that you have no wile were leasing earlier, so the ('ARE}-'Ul, IN HOUSTON of 'projection," daughters only sons. houseguest would have been I)l-j( AHI3'i': We are a '1 NEW ORLEANS, L.A. It-it to %hower and dress while a retired couple who conuuieuid l)E-'thl ABBY If I hit been DEAR ORLEANS: Guess I., ........_I.I ....I.LL_ i.rt'i,.uw ueIg000r gin sat you for pointing out to your the hou.segucst. I'd imifurmned again. I hase one of each. with the child. %as heartwarming. but my opponents the paranoia. in~ sistcr-in-la%~ that she DFAR ABBY. What's this The wilt' demanded that the mailman isn't speaking to me. suspicion and evil-uuiiiidt'tjn ess nvt'tlfl't worry about iii> alleged world coming to" If that wife brother-in-law shower and Letters poured in by the of their views You have our depravity anymore because she can't trust her own brother-indress quickly and lease the thousands, and I'm pleased to 1000per cent support. wouldn't be seeing tilt' again law with a 13-year-old kid, what house with them so he and the report that my mall Is finning \IU ...\N() MRS 3 (' I OAK unless I received An apology. makes her think she can trust young sitter wouldn't be alone about 300 to one in my favor. It I. U F I" S M ASS .IA('K L G IN SAN DIEGO her own husband" in the house. The brother-In-law Here's a sampling of the [)EAI( ABBY Here's one [)EA1( ABBY: Sam,, you're APPAI.l,E[) INCIIICAG() was insulted and the husband responses: I.uthen'n pastor wtio hopes you wrong If there's i t one-in -aI)E.Ajt ABBY: I doubt that a thought his wife was crazy. DE .%I( ABBY I'm in the U S. get some support for your million thance that the sitter 24-year-old man w ould have She asked UI> opinion, and I Navy, and all the guys a bo ard trusting attitude. If not, don't multi be uiiolested it wouldn't .i.l , am nt,'r..t n . 1 Cal IU said she owed the young man an the carrier MIDWAY agree worry. Your advise i s help f ul bc worth the risk lack duwit, girl, It's the immature boys you apology . I received 29 letters with rue that you were right. even when it's not popular. •\bby. have to watch out for When I telling me was wrung! Not one llang in there, Abby W V WAItIIENTUN. mx. F I "Eh( (iF l'hIREE, was 18 years old and did a lot of letter in in> defense! I then MARK, S.C..: US.S NAVY (WAlt AIRY Unless the 13- SE!vn'lJ-; babysitting, it little 10-year-old asked ins readers If there l)E.AI( ABII'i'' Pull in your yu.'ar-old girl was Liuluta, or the DEAR AIIIIY % liatever boy actwthy made a pass at wasn't somebody out therm- who horns You're wrong No man us'24-year-old roan was it potential happened the principle. iiic'' agreed with me. The response it good man. In the back of his rapist, I cannot agree that they ''lnuic'ent until provvii cuilty " BORED IN RRA'fl'EI .13010) __ Ms. Janis Ellis, music in. with each chorus and its each director in the classroom structor at Seminole Corn- di rector, to present new skills arid to riiunity College, has been inoffer suggestions for each vited to conduct an Inservice Miss Melanie Young, ac- choral program as it pertains to workshop in vocal techniques tivities coordinator for Lake the particular school situation. for the take County school County schools, organized the system. She will spend three workshop at the request of the Ms. Ellis will act as c) .ndays visiting each secondary choral directors. They have sultant to the directors on cnooi ror two hour sessions asked that Ms. El lis work with .. J and 4. MarriageApplications - Joseph Walker, 65, 118 McKay Blvd., Sanf., La ura F. Alexander, 57, same add. Win. C. Nichols, 23, 510 Wilton St., Marianna, Angele D. Hardy, 23,1292 E. Lake St., LW Larry W. Moore, 23, 1813 Knox Ave., Patsy A. Walton, 24, same add. F'arren E. Morrison, 13, Bunker hull, W. Va., Debra A. Dubois, 19, Ridgeway, W. Va Terry H. Stephens, 26, 115 m Seinola By., CB, Cynthia M ¼',,,d, )I JI 1. IIIi, al, same. Geo. B. Mitchell, 19, Holden W Va., Helen It. Sheppard. 41, Holden. W. Va. Wallace F. Gilmour, 23, 23C Laraine Apt 214, AS, Dt'obrah A. Torres, 21, 230 Loraine. Apt 108, AS. Charlie 0. Hunt, .14, 30(17 W. Iking St. Orl., Julia K. Smith, 36. same. Wayne H. PurseR, 21, 260 President Mrs. (liarlc's Perkins Pageant and the Christmas Cypress Wy, ('B, Sherry M. P'rucka, 16, same. conducted the business luncheon to be held Dec. 15, at A. Willianison, 20, 551 E the Del .and Country Club , Mrs. uneetirig. lv Flo, FP, E)ebbie Mrs. ELiti ,'ave a report on Mary Mayer will be' hostess and I ). 41 F: Sa.'iriinaia' bulb and annual planting for Mrs ('larine Asbehl chairm an. Blvd., ('[3 spring Flowers. Following As part of the hobby show, lunch, Mrs. Will Euverard Mrs. 'Isabelle Schrock aunducteti it workshop on presented it huge blooming Dissolutions making flowers from bromneliad Mrs Selma materials. These will be used at DeI.uyrua showed a Ilucen-- , . '.,' .....U '' eltona Garden Circles Active During F GARDFNIA CIRCLE arrangement of Silver Do llar Mrs ('harks Bodes was Eucalyptus and punk azaleas. hostess for 14 uuieunbers of the Mrs. Kenneth Davis presided Gardenia Ci r cle. She had an at the business meeting. ii ut t a olin II o w e r Afterwards, Mrs Bolles con- ducted it silent auction. IIEATIIEli CIRCLE Mrs. Dmuiinii'k was host ess for the Heather Circle, with \trs Sam Hatz as Lo-hostess. Meet Your Commissioners Highlight Women's / Talent \larjorie 'l'houiias, another no'uuibt'r of the Central Florida Commission on the Status of Women, graduated from Law school at the University of Florida in June after two and a half years of cuuuiuuiutung. "I went up on Monday mornings anti cam e back Thursday afternoon," she says, "and I loved it." Marjorie had been a bank officer trainee while her husband worked in a law firm in South Florida. When they moved to Orlando she had .uri opportunity to return to college ihe had gone to [)Like and the University of North Carolina. 'Law seemed like the most interesting possibility," she says. Though she has notyetrecueved notification froruithe l"lortda Bar and therefore, not yet licensed to practice she has already joined a local law firm on a liunited basis. "I was fortunate to get to go back to school," she says, "because 1 had no children and no mortgage payments. Women especially get tied into being wives and mothers. I would like to do somnctL;g so things can be done locally for those who cannot go away, whether (or school or whatever." .. ...... ' .. j ' '-.. -•. -: -. growing plants. Mrs, Donald Shaffer won a Deco-Plant ceramic' container awarded by M rs. Dean. The November meeting will be a trip to the Florida Cactus Nursery in l'lsniouth. hilLS t'lhu'LF: utilize their talents." 13mg: 'ter:0.8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarue, FTC Report Apr:76 Christmas by the Meals on tenmiial quilt, depicting every' _____________________________ Wheels program state. Mrs. Asbell displayed a Richard W. Lobb vs Charlotte The next meeting will be an collection of fans and Mrs. ,j anniversary luncheon Nov. 17 Janet hlutctunson a collection of Violet Anna Spencer & at the home of Mrs Paul 140 teacups of all sizes and Wallace U. Spencer Duffrues. colors. Paul Dzielinski, & Victormna hOLLY CIRCLE I.F: Mrs. Trudy Reitz read garden Alazas Mrs. Laverne Pohl was Anna welcoruied as a new member to hints, such as dusting outdoor Amelia Pagugua plants with talcum powder to Cedwed & J. Walter Radcliffe the Holly Circle at the home Mrs. John Moran. Assisting chase rabbits, and placing Vickie Jirousek & Leonard str ipsof aluminum foil between Harris. was Mrs. Nicholas &'[unit rows of vegetables to destroy Deco-L'liunts consultant Mrs Archie B. Smith Jr. L. aphids. Connie Dean described and Catherine L Smith The November meeting will denuutnstriited the new t.uwa,sa (.'harlesG Adkins & Dorothy be at the home of Mrs. Edmund syste'mui N. s Soilless method ! Shinton. -- Thoughtfully she continues: "I would like to see the Cornruossiori do something to highlight the status of women in the (W metropolitan area as well as some of the well qualified w oiuuu,'iu, so uirganizatuon.s other t ha n the Commission can also l(euiarkimig that surprisingly few women even know of the programs available to help them, she concludes, "We have to get some prugruiiis going that will generate their own publicity. Initiating th.' ru:Lt ;rOI!riuiis .kill provide the right publicity . Of Marriage ________ s ThflJORIE ThOMAS A hobby show as the program for the Iris ('ucuje Oct. 20, held at the houw of Mrs. John Mayer. The new yearbook was presented to each muiemuber. Plans were updated for P,irtitilwhit, in the lIltoriI'.ul Sandpiper L.a., CB, Marguerite V. Brock, 42, same, Kenneth J. Gatton, 24. 410 Gulfside VihI;ic I ..-.-- WP (;urr, 21, R( I Bx 386, LW James T. Sullivan, 23. 1017 Bradford Dr., Mtld., Sheryl F Perry, 17,6500 B Roble Dr. Orl. Morris H. Metts Jr., 19, Bx 280 Lk Monroe, Sylvia J. Wm's, 19, 260f.i Iroquois Ave. Carroll N. Moore, 33, Bx 1611 Sanf., Jacquelyn G. Sensakovic, 32, 2106 Magnolia Ave. --.--- .., . -, to D Terry C. Gardner, 27, 68.5 [3 E. Georgia Ave., LW, Joan Fav Smith, , same add. Geo. M. Cooper 21 "cii Vender Dr., Or!., Karen J. Davis, 21, 10102 Durango Wy., 0171Alfred J ('line, 63, Rt I Bx 26, LW, Mary J. Fernandez, 59, 404 V. 19th Daniel F. Smith, 30, 702 Pescador Av., AS, Karen S. Diamond, 23, same add. Glenn A. Hager. 41, 709 tARlGOl.D CIRCLE At the Marigold Circle meeting, Miss l.mda Brachold from the Volusta County Agricultural ('enter gave a talk on "Improving Florida Oarmiens," Mrs. Walton Witzke was hostess, assisted by Mrs Ira Bradley Circle uuiembers elected to attend the Garden Club ('hrtstmnas Luncheon Dee' 15. Ilk, next meeting will be Nov. 17 at the hnrri' of Mrs Richard Ithur :1 �28--Evening Herald. Sanford Fl. Monday, Nov. e, 176 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 3iTatments TONIGHT'S TV runs their plans for an idyllic (Tues) B*!hti ' Patty Dike. 10(1(3 hmBackus (Wed ) Toys snme ()ç Martin Geraldine 2 12 DEAN MARTINS RED HOT SCANDALS OF 1926 (an hosts a nostalgic look at the 1920s in this special featuring guests Jonathan WInlets. ibm DeLuise. Hernone Bacieiey. Abe Vqoda.Geor gia Engel and Charlene 4 6 EXECUTIVE SUITE A serious heart attack puts Howell Rutledge (Stephen ElWIT) out of action and the other directors begin a struggle for 600 4 6 2 9 12 NEWS GM EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 MAKING IT COUNT 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM NEWS 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 WILD KINGDOM 24 M.ACNEIL-LEHRER RE- Page (B&W) (Thurs .) Saratoga Trunk Gary CooperIngrid Berçnaii. (BAW) part one (Fn) Saratoga Trurili' cont from yesterday. VISION Orange County &f System until 3 pm 930 GM 700 CLUB moo 2 12 SANFORD AND SON power that puts heavy pressure on hard drinking Pearce Newy Btyri Morrowi 24 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON' 'The American Dream Henry Fonda and the First Poetry Quartet are tea?Lledina program toattstflgtfle of 14 American pcets 1030 GM ALAN BURKE SHOW T BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 4 JEANNE iVOLF WITH Jean Marsh 1100 2 4 6 12 NEWS 6* WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 11.30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS MOVIE. Bob and Carol, Ted and Nice - Elliott Gould. Natalie Wood Married couple try to experiment with an open relationship. based on trust and truth. then try to share their newfound way with their Inierid 1969 (R) 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HAM I MAN 1145 9 NEWS 1200 6 WILD. WILD WEST GM THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 100 2 12 TOMORROW 6* NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 105 51 MOVIE 'Steamboat Around the Bend Will Rugers ArineShusey 130 4 LATE NEWS 1 37 9 DAILY WORD 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL PORT 730 2 WILD KINGDOM Coyote Courltry 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 JOHN MCKAY SHOW GM HOGAN S HEROES 9 BREAK THE BANK 12 CANDID CAMERA 24 EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT 800 2 12 THE BIG EVENT GoneWtnlheWnd 'Second and concluding part of ttie legendary 1939 Oscar winning motion QlctiJe version of Margaret Mitchell best selling novel of love and vengeance in the South Clark Gae, Vrinen Leigh star 4 6 RHOOA Rhoda plans a wild. impulsive act to demonstraw to her estranged husD*ixJ Ihilt she s far from being a dill person 6* MOVIE Catan'sty Jane Doris Day. Howard Keel 1953 Musical about the tough COW toy who sets Out to tame Jane 7T THE THIN EDGE 9 WONDER WOMAN Wonden Woman returns to Paradise stand to warn her mother, the Queen that the Nazis are planning to attack their Lard of amazon women 24 THE ADAMS CHRONICLES John Quincy Adams Drplomai Adams is cii!ed from Europe and apPointed Pros Macwoes Secy ci State (R) 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 11 00 2 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 6 OA?.*I I 6* NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Cohosts Potty Bergen. Dr Frank Field 9 DON HO SHOW 113° 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE GM LOVE, AMERICAN srn LE HAPPY Afternoon 1200 2 9 NEWS 4 6 YOUNGREST LESS 6* PERRY MASON 9 NEWS 12 5O GRAND SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW STYLE 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY. M D 12.55 2 12 NBC NEWS oo 2 SOMERSET i4 MIDDAY NEWS 9 RYAN'S ROPE • 1.30 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 520,000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6' THEGUIDINGLIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 64 THE FLINTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 3 15 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 600 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 4 6 MA-tiDE Episode to be announced 7 DEBATE ON SCHOOL DESEGREGATION One hour 9 NFL FOOTBALL Los Age1es at Cmnnmam 24 FALL OF EAGLES moved by constitutional niceties, the secret police contnue to conduct ttieir own '-uds of assassination and reprisal 0 4 6 ALL FAIR Rctiarj ' 810 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC . 6.15 6 SUNSHINE U.A-IA625 2 (Mon.) WITH THIS RING (Tues. Thiss) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed) 00CC. PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fri.) PICTURE OF versity of Florida. 630 4 KUTANA ' UNHtSE SEMESTER ENTERPRISES THIATRIS - MON TUES WED 1:00 i' i.a u' C ADULTS 91Q ADU ( CHILDREN JS Immiuby 15~~ De#t 4 BEWITCHED b MATCH GAME 75 64 THREE STOOGES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM 400 2 IRONSIDE (R) preempted Tues only. see below 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND 2 13 SPECIAL TREAT Big Henry and The Polka Dot Kid " Drama atx,ut a to year old orphan boy ariial'irxi dog Ned Beatty. Chris &-jrrv_-s, svetie Parsons 6' MERV GRIFFIN 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 4* DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (Fri.) MAXB NIMBLE 7 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION, lksil 330pm. Duval ' COLSIy School System. 24 MACNEL LEHRER REPORT B 30 COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU You could die laughing! 430 9, MARCUS WELBYMD Presriiled Wed, see below 9 (WED ONLY) AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL 'P J AND THE PRESIDENT'S SON drama of identiyear olds, one an American presder1 s son who 900 lade places. Lance Kerwin 2 PHIL OONAH&.E SHOW • stars as both jj- zjyj-j " "Sex With A Smile" 7:30 330 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news at 725 and 8 25) 4 6 CBS NEWS (7.30 a m, Oh 4. lnew,) 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 1 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER ICA (Good Monwig Ronda at 7.25 and 825 a m., kI news, weather, spoils) 8.00 4 8' CAPTAIN ksos his obtoctiwy and his cool wtn an unexpected photo assicwi-ont for Chantey & "Judys Little No NO" J 6' MiKE DOUGL*..S SHOW FI5&S*A%OP ANOFLEAM.AKIT EVERY 1UIlDAYA,p CALL )n-1314 Golden Age Olympics Bridge and Canasta Tournament, men and women over 55, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: finals, 1:30 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak St. Refreshments and prizes. Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 9. MOVIE (Mon)'VaMant The Word 5* MY THREE SONS 7 24i MISTER ROGERS' __________________ NITEJ meeting, board 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. Committee meeting, 7:30 p.m., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 Pilot Club of Sanford, 8 p.m., flagship Bank of Sanford. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Florida Power & l i ght. Sanford. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn. Orlando Telephone Pioneer Groups "Pioneer Day in the Park" at Lake Eolu. Parade, 2 p.m.; free entertainment at bandshell, 3-6 p.m. and fish fry, 4-6 p.m. Proceeds NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE to local charity. City Orange Centennial Prade, Wisconsin Avenue. AA Sanford Casselberry 11 a.m. from Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. AA, closed, 8 pin., Ascension Lutheran Church. sponsored by All Souls 8th grade class, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Clcm Leonard's Shell Station, 25th and Park. Proceeds for class trip. Car wash Christmas Bazaar, 9 Moravjar1 Church, SR 434, a.m. to 3 p.m., Rolling Hills Lungwood. Lunch ala carte, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 6* LOVE. AMERICAN Morning 2 50 6* PAUL HARVEY COM. MENTARY 11 55 4 6 6* CBS NEWS Tuesday 857 Springs Speaker Roy Graves. Public invited. DAYS (R) il 4 6 PHYLLIS Pt,llr5 i n-ol es her friends to a post funeral *4ien she decides to rekcte her depaned hiisbarkj body in San Francisco Mental Health Assn. of Seminole, 7:30 p.m., St. Mark's Church, 1021 Palm Springs Drive, Altamonte Local Advisory Idyliwilde School. Charter Night banquet, Mayfair Country Club. cocktails p.m. Speaker - Forbes - 6:30 and dinner at 7 Norris. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 All Souls Home and School Assn,, 8 p.m., social hall. For parents of All Souls School children. Altamonte-Cassel berry Chamber of Commerce luncheon, 11:45 am., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Slide program on history of the area by R.P. Hulbert. A volcano erupted in Indonesia. Casualties reported were 16 dead and 32 injuries In northeast Iran. A duty officer at the National Earthquake Information Center in Golden, Colo n saidhe .,,- Sanford Serenader, Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m. Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 p.m., The Town house. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 The Iranian quake occurred Sunday morning 01:01 p.m. EST Saturday) and registered 62 on the Richter scale. Most of the causalties were reported in the mountain village of Vandik, 400 miles northeast of Tehran, where all of the 150 rnudbrick houses collapsed. The Hong Kong observatory a quake in southwest reported China early Sunday morning (1:07 p.m. EST) measuring 6.3 on the Richter scale. The olaervatory said the epicenter was about 970 mile west-northwest of Hong Kong and about 205 miles northwest of Kumming. There was no confirmation from the Chinese and no report of casualties or damage. A quake measuring 6.3 on the Richter Scale shook the eastern half of Midanao island in the to- southern Philippines early day (12:11 p.m. EST Sunday), and a mild quake was felt in western Mindinao3"s hours lat. report on casualties or damage. Philippine officials described tremors as an aftershock of the Moro Gulf quake in August that killed at least 3,000 persons and left 3,000 more missing, the The Giant Spider Invasion 6' HOGANS HEROES 6* PARTRIDGE FAMILY PLUS I The Castle of Blood 24 THE ELECTRIC cowv 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 2002 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) Ph. 323-8266 Sanford Pkza . lull There Are A Lot Of Good Things Under Our Roof TRY OUR LUNCHEON Served Mon. thrU Fri. 11 cm. r . Ut SPECIAL by the government obser- Now A Better Deal Than Ever Choice of: C N '4 Pizza - Sandwich Served With A A Drink or AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, SR Sanford 436. Sanford Civltan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 building. p.m., Jaycee Veterans' Day program sponsored by Deltona Veterans Council, U a.m., Deltoni Conunumty Center. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Altamonte Springs. Crisp Salad And 59 $ DINE WITH US OR CARRY IT OUT J TEXAS REFINERY CORP offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature individual in Sanford area Regardless of experience, write A J. Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery Box iii. Fort Worth. Corp.. Texas 76101 FACED WI Tt'IA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anon ,,ovs Can Help Call 173 4557 Write P 0 Box 1713 Sanford, Florida 32711 HANSON SHOE SHOP For families or friends of problem I drinkers. For further information call 423 4587 cc write Sa nford Al Anon Family Gror.p P0 Bcx.53. S.a t rd. rla . 3 71 Churnleys, had a reading of 3.4 on the Richter Scale. Amateur radio operators added to the panic with broadcasts of rumors rj heavy damage in the suburbs. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling hills Moravian Church, SR 434. lines of cars left the city despite government pleas to eV_ Long Chapter NSDAR, 2:30 p.m., large group shelter, Central Florida Zoological Park. Sallie Harrison eryone to return home. A weak earthquake shook Tokyo and pa rt of northern Japan today, but there were no Hostesses, Mrs. T. K. Wiley and Miss Edith Bealle. YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., 1201 W. First St. reports of damage or cam- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1.3 English Estates Elementary School carnival, 11 am. to 4p.m., Oxford Road. Decorated bike contest, 9:45 am., Falmouth Road. parade, 10:30. Senior Citizens tour to Disney World. Leave Sanford Civic Center, I pin. Return after evening fireworks. alties. Japan's meteorological agency said the tremor was thought to be centered in the Pacific. Indonesian authorities reported 9,i0-fuv( Mt. Merapi, the highest volcano on the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce installation banquet, Rosemont Golf and Country Club, Orlando; 7 Java, island of spurted smoke 10,000 feet abo ve its peak Saturday and rained ash onto P.m., hospitality Hour; 8 p.m., banquet. Flea Market sponsored by All Souls Home and School Assn., 10 a.m. to 5p.m., All Souls Social Hall, 8th and Oak, of Magelang and the area around it. The local the town Sanford. volcano control office said molten lava flowed into a nearby river. No casualties were reported, but officials were preparing to Common Cause, workshop beginning at 9:30 am, Unitarian ('hutch, 1815 E. Robinson St., Orlando. Free and open to the public. SEEK doors, but police said there --- -- kittens and 1 black & white tomcat vicinity of Seminole High SChool. 373.7957 evacuate residents of the area if & FIND the eruption got worse. GOLD Senior citiZen - - .-. Gerard A. O'Connor, son of Mrs. Olive P. Reyes of Altamonte Springs, has Forty-Niner Goldsmlthing Milling Money Nugget Jewelry El Dorado Lode South Africa Tomorrow: West Indies Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine at Brooks AFB, Tea. O'Connor struction received in in specialized aerospace medical subjects and administrative procedures of USAF Medical Service. The rantain is heinu axxii,nw4 the Aj 0 -- Ave w Moody AFB, Ga., for duty as a flight medical officer. O'Connor, a 1969 graduate of Bishop Moore High School, Orlando, received his M.D. degree In 1975 from the University of South Florida. His wife, Janet, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. leonard Edmonston of 2802 North Ave., 7er'ihrhlll.s. 4l 9d.jetttt.&i.e. '~ _,,.,..,,,_._O' 14/ '. of - IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY apt . lighti, water turn Mature adults No pets, 295 372 2296 alter i wk days 3 Room Iurnist'ied garage apart men? AdItt No pets $90 per month Phone 327 3147 --------------------- APPOIN CONSTPtJCTION I; 211 W 25th CALL 322-3103 Sanford, Fla, I Additions FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A ' a Management opportunity available For personal interview call 373 * 25% EARN $30 PER WEEK OR of a Supervised group ci salespersons that Sell houseiliold is l. S hut, Desirable to have experience in muill.thvlslon or multiple prom center, acc ounting. Send resume 10 'o in, co Evening Herald, p.o. 1437, Sanford, Fl. 32773. _________________ SECRETARY- Highly experienced In all lines of Insurance, know rating md n"Sing. ExcelI,c.t benefits. Great money, Well respected firm AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 311 SIlo to go for all iliformatiull you your tilt' odrnere Wo Sanford I c...,...... .I,;..i... i :..,,.,..... LliltlOJ .0471 vlL MODEL OPEN: DAILY-ajo 4.m.-S:3o p.m. SAT, -II a.m.-6 p.m. SUN.-12 Noon-6 p.m. Allamontesprinq', L 0419 wood II I i I_jew.'I Ih DIRECTIONS: ln Sanford . Weston 2$th St. off 17.92 Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive (East) HILDA RICHMOND S/4 3167 DeIIo'sa A Subsidiary WaCO 0SlRUCflON coal 01 - '68 Plymouth Sports Fury, rebuilt engine, loaded nice condition, S100 _ 1971 Dodge Van. slant 6 1961 Lemans. I Or good con dition. mag wheels Asking 5.4 50 Phone 7220483 Sanford Auction I 1200 I ifli VW per Beetle. everything new including engine under warranty ASking 5850 37'? 0453 French Ave. 323-7340 - 123 9062 Current inspection. $295 Phone 372 7064 I BartkAmericar & Mai ler Charge Welcome so ries Acces JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '77 and - -'7) Models Call 323 5570 or 03.4 1605 Dealer -- - 'C'"P'5 fl " I "'.1 flit 5' il'iit 1..: ,,, --. AAO i -,' ::' Merchandise I 'I your "riihi rent .'c as ', thiS neat 2 Bk mobilc r.j,,ii' on nice fenced lOt (all II) George Willis WEAL TOW ASSOCIATE efirn.. ,.-r CS" (Over lium-nu,i & soft., 5,51Cm Pool 'rig Guners 20 Vt', lILA, Bait WilIner i nd ustries , Home Improvements -, Beauty Care recOnd.t,onect lulo 5I7 15 exchange -' _ TONER'S BEAUTY SALON lO',rtrl'1 iiSr,CII S brjut N o ck C ,? ;; 5142 oil -- -. S OUT / / New 2-3 wora - FROM 000 I,,, CALL 322 24.72 :.lI - .'iA'lt TO SEE A WONDER Ar .50k . 'P!aCt a Classified Ad ifl flC F.Cr nj HeriO t00v Sewing r. ____________________________ ", - 4ii A i,.'r,it.ons, Dress Max-9. UproIster, ______ - Landscaping & Well Drilling _________ MINIMUM "EL..3 DRILLED. PUMP-), SPR I NKLER SYSTEMS I Lawn Care Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT BraileyQdham-323-4670 BUILDER DEVELOPER - i & Air c. Onili tioning or iree e5lmalrs. call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 327 n ." ' Clear ' .61 I ,pes and Sizes We repa ir and s,yrvic, ' EXPERT LAWN SERViCE ,uw i.g E4'j nij. 'rimm,ng F r' Estimales Phone 173 1795 332 0707 _________________ Will .iaul Home Improvement s Drapes, I 60 PLUS 1,50 iiiFOUR A'o that s A F.5Iu ulassil, eilAasGefsResuIts And Fa r t Toe' __ and immediate Occupancy LIROAN PEST CONTRQ,. 2542 Park Drive 377654$ ?e Clearing Mowing Dis(.rg awayFill Dir) ',i,i', 1 --k metal Rock Sa,'d Small charge to remove traiji 373 t5a(khoe Lo,yder Phi 372 1421 1 158 Conventional-PO' Down - ___________________________ l'IUGPIEY EQUIPMENT Phone Ji'ts.III C rd. , Pest Control Some lOtiOn *,fn ,', - HAULING .t v.540 j5r er'ernen, IS? 13 , I LldS5.fieci 51 oft II help you wrIt in at) 'hIt ii bring last sie AND GARAGE CLEAN UP VA Financing -Nothing Down • FHA el RRR`RRRRR a - TO SELL YOUR HOME ' Buyirvj .5 new hQmt ) 'Me". aartmerit' 37 2 ____ LiGHt 25, 8 estimates III I2 WANT Free - You'll: - Land Clearing 7313 ___ . Call 377 a41S ..:ooznq. Exca,jtn Dtr' Ill dirt, top soul 321 5)11 2515 Elm Ave SEP 'IICEMA N' LAWN REPAIR A vt. REPLACEMENT I General i oTERSON LAND CLEAI4i'i1 Re's'drntaI Hauling Cr A __________________________ -- - Pam industrial, & 4 Bedroom Homes ' ED lied him listed in Our BuSflesS. Servic, Director, '5I l4.'n,'.'i. )fl26 Machines Wet'denti.5l or ConS'merc,a rep,t,r Sefyic, 339 5.77 . W"' O etci'(s -_ Ca'p',itr, .,. i'$i)i"e Rep,i rs Gotten0. Cemr," & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Only $15 -- Phone 172 3588 Commercial. .. Electr'cji "iumbng, reirigeratiori HClting, Electrical S L 2'i.nfing, llernOjeiing ____________________________ SOC A - C E SHEPHERD , Cleaning -- '1)0', - - ______ Rrpair P000 BTU *:nctOw air conditioner unit, 120 vOlit, 250. 12000 workng Condition 210 Flamingo Dr alter 30 or call 32) lx)? 'i lIt 'on', (1000M -%)I17 r e , cs?m.,' Ilux Pl Lawn Care . ip,i,r5 I4j,m ( Orit ret. .s'r a riling Carpenter W r r sm.c I It Alum EncIores 6i22 Free Est,mates - - ,, ,,,.. ,, ""'"''' I T. arJn'eiJ bItter es [E 5 Landscaping & "" .ts0 f ,., Eagle SOng Co _____________ 651 956) SG -Mjscelianc'ous for Sale Sanford Cal I 1, Aluminum Siding tIll Another Fine Development ti't 1971 Lemans, PS, PB. Air condition. good cor'wI'tion Muit sell Inquire' Apartment 33, Bamboo Cove ApArtrn.rins 300 A'pOrt Blvd 14ntrrt alter 5,p m and miSc 3?? - - - . Homes ready for your inspectIon 3237O8O I Nova Concours, I door, A C. FM Stereo, buck et seats. & others, needs power Steering, excellent condition, 53 200. 656 SIRS ' ding, appliances, afltQu,$, TVs - j FOR INFORMATION CALL Altamonte Springs 83-i 9212 - fl•$i '-, 034 YLlI Casselberry Winter Springs Forest City 1976 Chevrolet "e.ed truck full flcluding POASON MARINE 2728 Hwy Ii Sorr ento, I acreI on Weka or "V.' mco-le ......."" 22,125 SHIRLEY MILLEIT RUTH TUECH 55-Boats & Sanford's newest residential nt'lghborhHxl , , ~ fee unless vehicle is id Call 901 255 8311 for further detals Several nice bedroom suites, dressers, chests, dinettes, bed (ye & Gerry 's Cleaning Service Residential Cothmercai & Cir,inng Pt I Box 111CC Santor,J, Ii 37771 3234422 new ('ill). el~~ k registration Trade PUBLIC AUCTION Mon., Nov. 8, 7:30 PM _______ E',tim,str-s 5,. night at 7 30 It's the only one ri Florida You set the reserved price No charge other than 55 a m loS pm NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phon e 373 1216. 7 p rn to 11 p m Leas t Datsun including Z ca rs and any ngor trucks For information calf Bill Ray or Jack Mnk. 831 1311 Sa l, ________________ tit t'il HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834 9212 Daytona Beach will hold a public ___ ACRE tracts Pilveil road, trees Htjuj or "COle hOmC retry Pealty Realtor 628 0711 ANY T I ME M Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area Concrete block construction. Central heat and air Conditioning Fully equipped kitchen Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot Convenient to schools and shopping - No maintenance fees. ( iiii'1(ulqV/L. atoitit , 11111 li lt V. 43--Lots- Acreage DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. e,er, Suoda,. I from near new school Immaculate Must see to appeciate Low clown pyment Let's talk. 831 434 oo U' SELLERS COVERS DEALERS Er-'pvy your car port or garageMake521 and have fun swapping too' Bring your articles 10 'ovielaed Drive Is Theatre Swap SPOP FCC •,trket SOuth 17 92. Garage Sale Do your Chrislrnas sriopp.ng Many new tern', Nov 9, 1)2 & 2 30 io m to) p m 129 Holden Lake Drive, off of Lake Stare Blvd )OR loath, large family r oo m large tencect yard I - - & :,c.r, i Springs. $2.9.o,,W NOW \ 'iii' W,nter Much More than __________________ 54 'Garaoe r'ni)ne 113 8807 , 1971 Super Beetle. inspected Oct 76, l ks & runs good. 1900 Ph 373 8181 alter I 322.4132 ' - -------- Classified Ads more Much YOU expect ___________ 4 br(k Must sell terin5 520 0 - ORIGINAL PRICE Must have driver's "C"". Call 322 6265 after 4 p m filling to 'IA P4 TED ,it Only Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse a thl!'h, r',J 'lk . .,It always give you _________ 5772 ., - _.._ Cu ft refrigerator with cem,,ker and large bottom 72A Iree:er excellent CCri(1.t on 5175 - Prone 372 12 1 00 I Cash - 70--Swap - .•,. le.- c. 67 Ford Ranch Wagon, AC. new pa int, excellent COnditiOn. 1350 Phone 668 4742 - (','bson 20 Ravenna Park '- 109 Satsuma Drive ti uwrier 3 till, 2 carpet. cenlral heat & air paneled family room overlook-rig 16' i 32 pool *111 slOe 135.0 Call 172 - 1911 Plymou th Fury III, 71,0013 milM, new tires, tune up. Shocks and fron t end alignment 321 XI? 'nit etc Buy I or IX) tems L.ir,'s Mart 215 Sanford Ave kenmoteautom,jticporlaole Dishwasher, Ikeflew. 210 123 '526 1119 Sale 197S Corvette orange, I Top. loaded Call alter 5 pm 3720)11 For used furniture, Ippliances, - Buy Like Rent $ 7 3 75 9 woman. systems, payroll and - --______ 322- 2420 LJ 9 IV 5173 Degree In ac years experience in all aspects of business systems including cost accounting, fund Eves 112 1581 312 101 E 2510 for ------ -. AUTO AUCTION every Saturday - GE I frost free retriperetor. JO monitot old, harvest Qod. Cot 1450 new, sell for 5250 313 17)0 REALTOR AL TOR - I tO . -WE -WE SELL SUCCESS- . Galleries, 3?? 6972 recOil Singer Siore 323-7832 Remodeling Al .1(;r.S(, y ' S MLS - - 80-Autos -- Ch for Antiques Consignments wanted Hi way 46 Auction 10)0 State St 0.iolurct Plaza _________________________ HAL COLBERT REALTY - Maitland Auction 3)t6llbtoltfreefrom Sanford _________________________________ 52-Appliances for fruit, 339 Ideal vegetables or plants Phone 4447 WE BUY FURNITURE payments of 16 Call credit manager. 322 91)1 or we t SANFORD SEWING CENTER WE ST- 315 condition ____ I will sell your merchandise for y ou . new or used 323 1116 - egu'pped to zig tag & make button les Balance of 15588 or hO A real bed, full roll up rear door, very clean and good mechanical SAN FOPO AUCTIOII 373 1310 'i 'v3er IOch ,ord Sew :"i Za ma(Ony5 ASSume 1 .s.InCeOf 1185 SOor pa -i II) 90 per mOnth Will take trade in. Singer HAVEN THb COUNTRY 1951 Chevrolet 2 ?on with 12' viii -YOU NAME IT. I BUY ,Ti 'op O f e Ll Compltte I) Laying H en s $2 each or all for $ 1) 322 1 00 1 ____________________________ size . C.iII Us For Person alized Lstng ,ind Slrs Asttt,,n '.'.igc.i .5 A.r It,, 2 II ' "' Condit-of) Includes w c corpetng trepiace, Screened Iron' porch lots of storage area and lovely corner lot Reasonably priced at 1*1 -- 6319 -____________________________ ______ ____ 1" Keg ma1tress E.celient condition, POanutSll 1721 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 21 Price lust educed to 215.000 'Cit 79-Trucks-Trailers 68-Wanted to Boy 1778373 SR46 I mi Eatt I - n' 11450 Down. Assume 1st Mor tgage, Owner cli hold 2nd 122.9 50 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR I)) i4.xys Dnivp Beiiuttul I (10 I' ba'h home .n move in c041cl, t,00 Owner transferred, must Seil It rnlytjl3',Ol) TM EN T -- GONE WITH THE WIND SPECIAL , '.,: - _____ -- 67-Livestock- Poultry - - - seet LOCH ARBOR 3 BR. 1 balh Assumable mortqa'jt' acres BLAIR AGENCY 373 3*66or 323 7110 -.- I LARGE BROOD SOW & 8 WEEK OLD PIGS 373 After Sp m FUTU RA BY SINGER arm house on 3 De.5Ut, t, Motorcycle Insurance ''' negr' borriood SUNL AND It"M IZ1111 sit.: 1-02 AVENUE 2 Oa!O Excellent TWENTY LIPP WAIl 571,900 -- l'usehoId r'ALO5IA - - Horse Tack322 for3152 Sale. Tenntee Drywall spray rig, 2 ton Chevy Walker,&1401) truck, in use every day. good condition 13051 866 0)30 (Ne sell our trade in furniture at low acreage Call for Surprise extra 177 t ST A I ES tlaywcod Circle Newly D,i'ntect 1 OR. I' bath with Split bedroom plan Priced belo* appraisal 66-Horses 322 ''15 COUNTRY FURN DiSTRIBUTORS MAYFAIR SECTION I BR. 2 bath Custom home 200 It lake iO Dj, du,o 1200 CC. full dress mileage. Calf 668 53 atter 6 p m with gauges, low 117401 Wh se Cleara nc e of used restaurant eq uip and bar f ixtures Chart. t,ibIeS. Sink. 323 2770 beautitul 3 BR, 2 bath home wtr porch are us? some of 'he eniras ()PP WAR PANTED 'or only 11 - Int ernal Auditor counting. )to \ / Large Wooded Lot', Pa,ed Stncct', Sewer', Sired Lights S,di'wali,s - I OR, turn ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day P1. 37771 h ,,. .a., HOMES of DISTINCTION Weekly 3515 Hwy 17 97. Sanford 3231930 CLASSIFIE D WIlT REALTY Peg Real Ettte Broker. 371 C640 fireplace Good inv es tment House and I lots 520.000 house and iQl5 530000 Phone 322 1064 ____________ DR E AMWOLD 155 1 '.'arsnai Ave Attractive 3 BR I', ba'h in excellent Condition on large lot Cn,ei 14 AC _ •"i _ 'g'- '.'czcd 19" table model color TV. 1150. girl's ]speed bike, 235 Kodak Super 8 camera and projector. $ 50. 6.000 BTU 110 volt 51 ti I p 4-'lC prOIMsonal grooming 2167 Park Ae ____________ relrig 21 1.500 1? 2. 500 , 'tO PARK, I. 2, 3 bedroom tra iler opts Adult & family park with time on her riansn, 4 to S firS, per d6y Apply in Person to Philips Custom Draperies I. Cleaners 3)9 13th St -_ - Part time help for inv entory Control Write Box 619, co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1457, Sanford, 373 4991 312 1964 Life In SAN For the housewif e - 322 Campbell's Poodle Pad bath. Florida room, range 6. - Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor Ill', S I r'nn F,es 322 liO & Sink Excellent condition See to appreciate Phone 671 9781 otter 6 pm STORAGE__ $ wooded lot Spanish Stucco) BR. I bath with family room and Terms VETERANS THIS IS IT Best cuy n t ow n No money down New I Bk 2 l.ath kich equipped 'rOm 122 00 0 , Furnished 1 5 - 00 so Looking for mature companion to livv in and care for elderly lOr.) graduated from the U.S. 1 MIDWAY- 1 BR, frame, paneled walls, pine floors Only 5.9 0 GOLDSIIORO- 3 BR, I bath, dining room, trees, frame home 10.900 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 1 BR. I 323 8 --- 65--Pets-Supplies ______________________________ Call for list of other articles for sa le refurbished As 10* as 218.000 17 I 2nd floor rear 117 W )r'l St iJtIIlt.C1 nd'.ded 322 77$0 -- NEED A HOME? 2.100 down payment to qualified buyers 3 OR, t baths, central heat. 3?? 0119 -- 78-4Mtorcycles - -_____ -._____________________ ______ air conditioner. $30. Simpson model 760 volt Ohm milliammeter, $90. VW dune buggy top rAck with gun box. 525 00 r oom overlooks a cover ed patio KISH PEAL ESTATE INC. and sparkling PO There are Realtor 321 0011 many mor e featur es for y ou r 20 Fr en ch Ave ,Sanford surprise A minute from the golf course A line home for Only 116 5 SUNLAND Priced for rn 5.49.5 and good terms mediate Sale Includes some W000MERE- Immaculate 3 BR 'urniture I BR. I bafh, large I' bath. Split bedroom plan, utility, backyard fenced $19,900 kitchen equipped Owner bat to K ISH PEAL ESTATE INC relocate 177.750 Realtor 321 0041 21175 rench. Ave. Sanford TEE N GREEN ESTATES- I BR I, bath, central neat & air, kit Lake Mary- Country home Ofl chen equipped, fenced yard (T Room Apt , 31-Apartments person, Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center. 950 MelIonv lie U=73 = _ -, range Lot size. 7S'x125'. 519.5 526.900 -' GERARD O'CONNOR SAN ANTONIO - Captain LAKESIDE APARTMENTSfl Highway 1792, Sanford i.),, Across From Ranch 140,',,. IJ jf 32 .8670 or 831.977 Renters Special . _i -: rC es tji. 'gd LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT That's a Classified MI 3 * STUDENTS 803W lit Si 323 0511 eves 172 1 large 373 Real Estate Broker 311 6061 Pt ¶ Bedrooms, I bath, c en t heat. 6785049 S ten strom Realty -_____________________ ovlEDP F lU-- Duptexes. Furn or Unfurn, Wooded, Home SI:. lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 365 and 4 p m rom,-Tlcrc;a! M. UNSWORJH REALTY 'V 1Iage NEW HOME Out of town area 1 be atable at this price, 21 7.900 Call 00 APTS - LPN. I to I? Shift Geclatri& cx perlence preferred Apply in R 11TTIL f IS Cars & Trucks t.,i, year thru 1976 mOe.lS 7 days week Call coIlCCt. 564 2 Ii ADS WILL FIND a new home for 2i'ryhfl even tr IOU' ______ _____ Zenith 0301701 SAXON - For Wrecked or Junk CLASSIFIED Matching - MORE CASH Rent ' - Cabinets, StOyC, wall oven. refrig Cottage. S rooms. I bath. 751 S 3rd St . Lake Mary 111,500 Phone LARRY INC. REALTOR ___________________________ Realtor Asso ciate TODAY for COUPIIR Y HOME Ii miles east of appo intmen t Sanford. Hwy Its 6 rooms. 2 C,,1FF JORDAN. REALTOR baths, garage, pool, pony, small 830 Hwy 13.1, Longwood tractor 25 acres, all fenc ed Good 831 5777 terms Price, $19, 500 Call 321 0986 or 373 1797 GOLFING & SWIMMING YUU'4 THING' See thiS pr etty I BR. 2 liOl S Myrtle INCOME bath home of sheer comfo rt in PROPERTY for $19,9 This is Loch Arbor Great for en your chance to become a landlor d terlan.ng and for large family Two apattuiie,it%, occupied Eacn The large cheery eat in kitchen rents for $125 An excellent n famly separate dining r oo m & 2 Bedroom apartments. furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come Site . E Arporl Biyd , Sanford. 223 13.40 EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear hire le,.nn.' n'... ro M .ii IT SURE IS CHEAPER to buy than rent! Sparkling, spacious 3 BR on big fenced lot Screened porch, inside utility room plus outside storage Uri Reduced $2 500 to 272.500 Sanford, Fla. °çi)h' 5', öri,)il - One ages - COVE BAMBOO items door to door. Must be bet ween 12 to IS. Call Youth Armed 45 I Acre Lakefront merits, 2100 month up. 323 $019 corporation. Requires shorthand, protuc,ent typing %SiItS and the ability to assume responsibility Call 323 $140 between I30 a 'rot 'ANFORD- Lovely 2 or 3 OR. I bath home in good locatiori, ex cellent condition. 515,700 VA N o down. FHA Low down Bedroom From 322-2090 I BR mod ern deluxe, grou nd floor, $1 month Also furniShed apart counselor. 644 6049 7 DIHDEDLIGOILUBJETFW MSOUTHAFRJ CAVE INRO! RA CF EL D J Y 0 DA ROD LET I A U AA HUG GE DUCT IL I TV W V R R EG 01 D1I'WA G N ILL I MA IEALDSMHOMESTAKEOST INTO 0 RAD VGA 1 HI U Os YE NIALLOYMAUSTRAB I ENR INTODJEWTNMONYONAI S 1 V A G E H M V E A I C H E O'C R L R R I R I C A R A G'P U R P M M A AL A ARRLAMALGAMFELTLC IN COAFORIBULL IONOCOMD LFCSGN IHNAPEARWASDS AEGNI HTIMSDLOGNS I UE I ' 377 7881, Sanford Complete Kitchen BROKERS Dart 122 6177 11(1015 i?l 7352 - -- - -- CARROLL'S FURNITURE . $9 piece stainless steel cookware Immediate delivery '------ - - R en t Blue Lustre Electric Carpet shampooer for any ST 50 per day Waterless ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. - ', 1505 W. 25th 5t, Reg Wi Estate Broker Peg Real Estate Broker 2638 S Sanford Ave 371 OlS9evet 373 1643 - fl- Autos Wanted --- - vinyl sofa & chair, fair cond Call 327 8511 weekdays, after 1 pm 322 6451 _____________________________ ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center condition, r.latching antique buff et and china closet, fair cond , termte treated, matching JOHNNY WALKER BATEMAN REALTY Huge Bedrooms '.'Oney lv.5illble for '.ub',id:ed hOuSing n rural areas No down payment, monthly payments iesS roan rent Peg Equal Houiinij Opportunity Gen,'rll Contractor yrs experien ce Moxley's Garage, 75)9 Park Dr 372 3955 Bill Bowers. Operator NELSON'S FLORIDA - Stereo AM FM console, also 1 Mary - 3 BR, l'i ba th t'liW F. 601 Cei,'r burner electric range Both good homes Under 575.000 with leSs condition Ph 173 2951 '- - ' than $750 down Government 64-Equipment for funding By builder. 831 1619, Two oil omutating heaters, good _________________ _______________ ______ __ All areas guaranteed Reasonable prices 75 uu'i JUl44' CAPS from 5)0 to SiP ('a:) 172 1574 .1"O! I p "- ,rooth, broad leafed mustard plants ISO $1; Onions 100 $175 Floyd Freer, 312 $191 Priced for ec onomy 373 95 under $50.000' Call Carole Jordan. 135 - for One or 372 1795 Cvening$. Phone Expert Mechanics All work - "n' Reg Peal Etlate Broer .101111 K WIDER, ASSOC Used Office Furniture Lake CRANK CON'ST REALTY REAL TOPS 830 6061 F 73 354 You usl won I lind the SPACE in any other home plus acreage Plus LAKEFRONT, 3 BR- could be I plus 3 car Oar ge- All 0 You Can Have Your House In 3 Months If You Qualify Kitchen Equipped Adult. Family , pays cirsing costs W. GARNETT WHITE They're Hot' he.5t & ar, $150 per month 7 BR. 11 j bath, w w carpeting, on large Corner lot, IllS ocr rncw,tp, DYNAMIC' PROPER TIE' 2 OR apartment in pleasant Miyfar remodeled kitchen, porch, yard With grapefruit trees Call 372 7309 - SAl ES RENTALS Itt St .Sanford 312 56,11 or 12) 2151 alter Hr's 8)7W ______ _____________________ desks, executive desk & Chairs. Secretariat deskS & chart, Straight chairs, fIling iabnc$t. as 5 Cash and carry NOLL Casseiberry, 17 92 1130 4204 Kitchen 'Bathroom Cabintt. Counter tops Sinks lflSt.5lI.5tiOfl ,',ya'iatile Bud Cabelt 377 8051 anytime to appreciate Call 377 0131 ______ 76 A-Auto Repairs - _______ ______________________ ' --___________ --WILSON Mw,Zp, FURNITURE 62-Lawn-Car-den BUY- SELL-TRADE ________________________________ III itS E First St ___________ in S677 Winter Springs -- Immaculate) BR, 2 bath with many extras Must see 1101) DOWN 8 pctannual per rntaqe rate, 250 months 218. 5)6/ 76 pays all 3 BR. P, bath, completely renovated and setter _____________ No down pa -iment "Get Em While aStudio,I, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story neighborhood Air conditioner hearer, wail to wall carpetnç, TOP REALTOR, MLS DELTONA.. 2 BR, I bath, central Conveniently locat.d&bs.uttfuliy landscaped. Abundant storage (Including attIc) and "GE Enirgy Efficiency Package". From 1145 Call 323 3301 between S& S:30. Al -- Wood or 5let Got SOmething to Sell' A Classified Ad w,lI sell it ttt ________________________ op Jenny Clark. Realty, Realtor. Jfl 1596 BALL REALTY Reg PP,,l Ettat Broker Harold Hall Realty LuxuryPatio Apartments New modern SingIC story 1 I. 2 bedroom apis. and completely furnished Studio apartm ents oF Long wood bath Cefllr,il hc,lt & air HAROLD HALL REALTY, Realtor, 1215714 eneva (Gardens 01 S. Sanford Ave. 1 -1 Cats-Large crown Per sian cat. 3 silver grey Persian VETERANS BR. Pj Unfurnished Smallest ad with the greatest p,rtuinity Calt 1735542 107W Commercial 323.5774 Anytime S V fi,5rrj14 flrOkt'r D,'lic,r' , .o c,. NOW LEASING Sanford Court Apartments S secretary 'I .. ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Free, 6.41 7077 for "We Care""Hntline," Aduiti or T eens. Executive 1. 11 1161131 GOVERNMENT HOMES 2100 down 218000 up 33-Houses Furnished ______________________________ ________________________ DIVOi'CE FORMS- For free in formation write to: Box 791, Pompano, Ph. 33061 a ''?% Rentals 30 Aprtnts kitchen equipped, inside laundry 222.000 3 BR. excellent conditioner included t 514.900 or best otter Broker. 531 011) _________________ Forrest Greene Inc. RENTERS Move in. then buy "like new" 3 OR, central heat. Ond, t,on. mm leaSe it mos 5245 tiLl Ii.',, r,i,,-' c,l 71 Olic 08. co Evening Herald. P 0 Box 1657. Sanford, Fl 32771 AL ANON alter ssoo 2011 s i WEPICI, 3270646 00 riii'', ','..nrr Springs - Want lady or gentleman to tharC home and expenses Write Box - Bp-I tiled thith, carpeted throughout, central heat and air On large Shady lot in Sarl?orrt 5185 month Phone 668 6311 321 P91 LAKE MARY Sparkling 3 BR. I' bath Ome with Florida room. - -ientr,II heat & air Motivated owner 113.150 New IHA I Ike Monroe Beautiful building and canal lots with big oak Ireet tIP. I, bath, family room, fenced ,)rcJ, 117,900 3237494 I 3219264 , MUST St:LL.- C" ''()"P utilities 117 Club Road. Sanford. refrigerator and air Big 321 41 1727118 Alter Hours 177 6655 -______ J&R Buildings, Road 127, across from Pinebreele Farm 32) 0145 ' --- - BANK REPOSSESS1OP4"-Low down Payment. move in Attractive 3 Immaculate I BR, 2 bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yard $155 month c Mt $316 or 2524 Park Or Reltr 41-Houses unturn 323 2920 or 312 7879 pm I. Pel)ir, Real Estate l4it 2 OR block home, turn or 29-Rooms IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? 6780636 3 MLS REALTORC 60-Office Supplies -Sh eds '& all purpose buildings, atumnum, With floors& Studding, -- MijV Sacrifice 1973 Sfreamtine, 33 It Gr egory Mobile Homes. 3503 OrllnidO Drive 373 5700 ______ 7770 . TAF F ER REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker MELO SONIC GPGAN Fr Sale Phone 113 4106 Restaurant Equipment Chairs, tables. delI case. scale, waffle iron, char. broiler. etc 321 STOP THINK A MINUTE If Classified Acts ddn I work there wouldn't be I 100 E 25th St '- 32-Houses Unfurnished Looking to buy itt or 2nd mortgages at discount 24 Hour approval. Call Daytona (90.4) 672 $115r "NEW LOCATION" 106 Park Aye, across from Atlantic Bank. Sanford & Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs, Courteous 1 Day Service, We want your bujinx'it Thanks & el 25- Loa Tits ___________________________ Hwy 1797 668 6)13 6620 or 323 7515 - vatory following the ear- WAN SELL thquake today, but no waves YOUR HOME' have been reported. Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? The Philippine government Get some action with .5 Her ald said it had flown 5,000 pounds of classified iii We'll help you wri t e relief goods, including median ad that will bring fast sale. cine, to northeast Mindanao. I CALL 372 2611 The epicenter of the quake &---Child Ca was 530 miles southeast of Queion City, about 15 miles offEducationalCtrlldCareforaslowas' shore of the province of Surigao 1 $7, weekly If you qualify 32) $121 del Sur. or 373 8.435 Five quakes jolted Salonika, the capital of northern Greece, 18-Help Wanted Sunday night and this morning. ._ Most of the city's half a million Nurses RN's & LPN't, Aides, Aid companion Needed immediately people spent the night out of were no casualties and no serious damage, The most severe of the shocks Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, Buck's, 7 a.m. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest. Bullion Carat Pasta I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred by anyone Other than myself as of November 6. 1976. LILLIAN THOMAS - SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. Alchemy U The Now Dye'ss Co ii a new CO. in the area, that needs full time & part time help. High school grads preferred, but positive attitude Is the main factor. Earning potential is OPIfl. Call between 12 & 6. 372 9111 Carrie you'relhe greatest pie maker ever, and Teddy you serve It well, Faust's Drug Store Should give you both a big pat on the back' Joe Building, 71x40'. for rent or ICASC Zoned M 1 Oit'rh.'cJ door', 7955 Unturt'jh,",i *0 bedroom Deposit Adults Preferrprt )7 _ 213 0145 14 i(r" Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. I OW ,11)? kit equip, A C. carpeted, adultS. no pelt. 295 312 2296 wk dyt after i 18-Help Wanted - Itistj'uctjon,: Hidden words below appear forward, back. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box It in. 4 p.m. 4-Personals -_ - OR, 37-Business Property 3 )A-Duplexes - .1- - many from tidal waves that swept the coastline after the main quake. Tidal wave warnings were is- 530 2 NEWS . believed there was no connection among the weekend quakes. LaS" P2 COuN I WY (Lull RD Mary I 1' bath, convenient to Schools and SCC Partially tenCedtit'utifuI rear yard Lots f Pr VIC the in 73)S - AND Deep steam dirt away Kulp Decorators, SI/I limp 52 ii. 'CO On e quity Move in no w JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY pro. r j:? Ii i 71i, Carpet Cl.'sning -- kitchen cquipppd Attume first mu,1i1 iiiv- 2151 'iloritfity , and pay 2 tiP mnbilt home furniShed Plenty yard for children & pets Phone 321 5659 C ill 1,1 ,1 4.110 - For '77 Is Effective! I RIl Trailer in Paola 127 470 Efficiency SitS Utilitit n( I Sunday Noon Friday Or, LARt MONROE Mayfair Spacious, custom 3 OR. 2 bath, IIv rm , din rmn . den, eat in kit,. I', acres Privacy Near ho%,it5t )22 .1 BR. I bath. CR. carpeted and 323 05?s DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Buy Now arj -. 11 59.Musical Merchandise 75-Recreational VehicIes• SCt"-Miscelianeous for Sale 41-Houses Homestead Exemption "$ 'no References WELAKA SPAPTMFNTS 111W Itt SI 24c a line (s2 .00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noofl and one was reported in China during the weekend and today. sued Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sheraton Inn, W. SR46. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., The Caboose. HOURS Earthquakes hit Iran, The Philippines, Greece and Japan 41-Houses 34-Mobile Homes AVAILABLE Color Iv, ,iir Cowl . Mart Sery QUALITY INN NORTH I 1$. SR III LorirIwnod 94? 4000 IIc a line ]Ica line i Itiru S times 6 Ihru 25 limes 26 times Furnished S room house on East Airport Blvd $175 month Phone 372 574.6 or 830 6111 MONTHLY RENTALS . RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Nations By The Associated Press er, but there was no Lake Mary Rotary Club 831-9993 322-2611 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees -d j' out? 1 and 2 l'*drocm, $125 to 2115 month Adults Phont 312 1810 Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole R ttl 13-Houses Air, can CLASSIFIED ADS George. John Howard (BAW) weekend Evening 9 ABC Quakes CALENDAR_j M onday Furnished Monday, Nov. I, 1974-38 I ,'J1 ,5 STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO lied St 122643'? '. [ To List Your Business ... DicI 322-2611 or 831-9993 (. �413—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 8. 1976 SLONDIE ACROSS 49 Fill a pir1 Chic Young DR. OTrO KLINKkAMMf.-,R ~ Ou CL THAT A MUST\/E T \_1 E5 EE 3 PIE UST is MEETING WAS Si INTERES'nNG INTER T, WELL,HE TZA-D IT More frigid __ Pr'ejc Pj::le HOROSC OPE 1 0 U~n # . 55 Cannot 11 Disintegrates 58 Shut up 59 Meaning 13 New York POINT OF ViEW BLACK HOLE I An soer S 0- P 0cS f A A ]Evein n ]Hleralddt ;;;F;::c;;F:embery,1976 DOWN IF S 19 Mind II 2 23 Time division 60 F~T IF N S~f frosting R All) 24Bearnoflight 4 Mansard 27 Add on 29 Flees for marriage 31 Not suitable 35 Fins 3— BEETLE B AILEY Mort Walker 1 K • 9 Boxing 25 ViinglAe part 41 Uses horse 26 Liver there 42 Old vvom3n,sh 28 Genetic 43 Singer Bob material (abbr) 45 Fill with joy 30 Energy ears o life 47 Horse food 33 Apple of ones 50 Flutelike eye instrument 34 Mao 69th Year No u— Tuesday Novem ber 9 1976 your charge today 'om€thing mutuaU)bukIiva may have to be, managed with a may result. SCOIU'l() (Od. 24- Nov. 22 khow t 1irnd.Y Your chances for achieving. do so, without getting everyone our goals are extremely' ood' up in arnis. today if you meet 40ur 20-May 20) il TAURUS i Apr t Your fundamental bu.siness responsibilities head-on. I)on' m the profit shirk any duties. sense will put you coiwun today if you adhere to it. Watch both the pennies and c'A ij,. Coun PS ar a e sA(;ITTARIUS tNov. 234), ,, you something may impart 40 SummPi (FrI the dollars. 4' Ra d iat ion GEMINI (May 21-June 20) that will be a tough pill to measure Ot hers find you an admirable saHos.IIwIthei r :thfte 36 S CAPRICORN U-J invol ved to person 44 Stray 21 Actor Romero 38 Calls 54 Pagoda fini al There are some hidden 19i 39 Physicians 46 California 22 Living thing today because you take your 56 Compass county 21 Warm up 1 sociaton seriously. benefits in work well &ont responsibilities motor 4 Harm Pont (abbr) You'll chalk up points with today. However, you worrt able to realize the rewards friends 2 3 5 r unless you put forth the effort CANCER Jun 21 July 22) — — — — — AQIJARIUS iJan 20-Ieh 19i [K compassionate with those — 12 3 — — less fortunate today, but also be le alert for small opportunities 11 -- '5 realjsticastotheexteflttO today. You have the knack of --making much of little. hich you are able to help. — — is LEO( July Zl Aug. fl)You're PISC ES (Feb. 2OMarch 201 the strong person friends can Things in general appear quite — — — — — — 21j 23 22 lean on today when they feel promising for you today, problems are beyond their mainly because of your tenCj,ity 27 24 25 26 scope. Somehow. you' ll come in overcoming difficulties. You can (to it! up with the best solutions. 29 31 30 32 33 34 VIRGO Aug 23-Sept 22) YOUR BIItTIII),t't You have a slight edge in 35 ' — — — Nov. 9,1976 competitive situations today. 111l. year, be on the lookout 39 I the back of your in Keep this — 38 1 someone for situations where you Cifl mind in case — — — — — — — — — transform something outm(jj 41 42 43 44 45 challenges you. LIBRA I s t zi-ort 23) into a profitable venture 46 — — 47 4 — — 49 50 51 52 Take the time communicate could be something you've cn — — — — with an old friend now a con- held an interestin. 54 53 55 56 ---- " / ealenvon Cereal ij,43~ Trouble Soot Abetted ring 10 Golf club carrier 12 Noses Uncanny 18 Adenosine 36 Paintings 37 Central American Country OW CO.E ( To GET ' EETLE TO C70 1 5 6 7 8 ARIES I Nlarch 21 HP ( I IIID (A I H Cub,clt., Sanford Florida 32171— Price 0 Cents . ., iyu . — .• b - wl - - II! _______________________ _______________ THE BORN LOSER AW HIS SHIP5 THE pm 4W Hpizcl, AE;kH APD V SMTA T~155 STM R'lA OMW~ WAS UH M LIH U Cos - by Art Sonsom THE — — — - by Bob Montana DO 'Cu MEAN THE ONE WITH iPiEPHOTO MOM, HAVE f 4 kw You SIE E, 1_._LAV6 FAVORITE _ TEE GM'Rr 7 .I- - ThE (I PuT: Y SKYLINE ON IT QT 3_J i' IN NEEPC — — -— I ' / 'mt)11111 AQ 3 a K Q 10 8 2 EAST 3 lot a (if conflicting J6 nutritional value of peanut W. 1 butter. One sitte says that # eanut butter providesas much Wh r:iteiii as meat but without the i holesterol danger. Tile other stik claims that the protein is _________________________ incomplete" and therefore not tseful to the body. What's the tounil out our daughter, age 9 Lamb by Howie Schneider ,51L)T .Ay WE Co1-JDRTNJD ME) j \ a4k)G.- VkNE MY I GCIDEkJ C / \, gri.jm I)EAR READER - Peanut We can't find out too much •\'_I'-' — a - \ a BUGS BUNNY by StolId & Heimdohl - . A - ...,.. s— ATHER WELL, ..a I - r- - I _.. THINK I'M - , kipjIN \\ ( / '-------- —i ,, North Eaft South Pasa Pass 4 N.T Pass 5 & Pass 5 -N T Pass. 6 & Pa 64 Opening lead - 10 v ( ( c- __ .. - --. 7 - .:. . -* - PRISCILLA'S POP ___ by Al Vermeer — AEY V-OJLDN' r 5HOW r 50 MANY POOP COMMERCLNLS! AGREE- E5PECIALLY DlJRl NG THFREE-i-0JR MOVIE r— _________ - .-' . .. • 1 . l ' -- p rotest . .7. V .. Floyd went oil to say the increased rates are trick two queen of spades with eers4, tention of finessing. East showed out and South knew the finesse was going to be a loser. Should he let West win that trick and settle for down thi th"' with his ace of spades and promptly went after the club suit lie cashed his ace led a second club and finessed dumm -~s ten spot. lie had to find "Alit with four clubs if he was going to bring the contract honie and in that case West was a 3 I favorite to hold the Jack The finesse worked. Since West had to follow to two more clubs, South was able to dis. card the Jack of hearts and ten of diamonds. go after trump~ and make his contract harmful not a " Flo y d only to us but to private citizens said most cities have already established - Herald Pholos by Rick Willi) >. . garbage pickup rates. Ilie niavor S' aid changing those rates now would crea te a big problem, The proposed increases would provid e $7l9,. tile amount needed to miki the re fuse C1I iSIOfl selfg. rate Ille new s o il i(. County Planner Bill Kercher explained that the 5() cent per- month increase is an estimate by county G officials. lie said the actual cost passed on by 17 . private firms that pick up garbage in the county'will be left to the owners of the firms. It could be as high as $1 per month, Kercher ex. (Herald Photo by Tom VInCrH) . titing the starting signal for toda 's crossross countr% hicycle race are (front left) 1-' I mil Johnson. dgewa ter ; IEdgt s iter Robe rt Stee le, Sanford and Merle ['arker. Sanford. 11it, cross-country competition Just ' Ii ' l il t - details schedule Page ticipants racing against the cloc-k rather than against each other. - 14 Boys & Dawn Commission C~Pirman Mike Hattaway said present rates Lake Nlary' s -John Uliner (left) and Sanford' s A. C. .11adden appear to be a study of concent' ration as they duel it out in checkers competition of the Golden Ag"! olympics. Madden, 6, who totes an aging book of checker moves with him and studies it rcligiousls as the winner; r Ulmerr Finishtd third behind Madden and Robert continues Wednesday and Thursday with the par- plained. *I weren't providing the necessary - 1L* YNk revenue. At was'not paving its wav,"Ilattaway said. 'Taxpayers were subsidizing refuse collec- 0 Lions." Owners of some of the collection firms were also oil hand at this morning' s hearing. Some owners asked that the vntnnlii,~,~icirivri~ rwo-otwim- thil. r;llo . - hikes. An individual resident who dumps his own garbage was paving 5k) cents for three cans. The price . will now Ile fl. For a pri rice ce is now $' per price - to one tori pickup truck, the a duinr) truck' the I loid For , I F' - dual-axle dump truc k thi. Pt. r . . Officials sai(I that sithout the Increases approved this morning the refuse division would have to dip into the gcncral re enue dollar pmli shich iS fUfld( (I w ith tax (li)Ildts ice , + / C . T"- - & A4 North-South vulner able - at transfer stations and lancitill sites, Floyd said, You are inviting them (the people) to go out and (lump their garbage into the woods." about it. What causes It? Could liutter (Ii)CS not contain tholitsterol urdem it is made ~ou tell us about the (lisease, t)EftiJ( ItEAE)Ell - Let's uth animal Fat such as lard. It i- usually made with added start by locating your kneecap. -egetable oils and contains no Now feel tile bone just below the Oswald: "Luck is a strange kneecap anti find a bony point (holesterol. A Quebec reader wanLi I. thing. Playing in a 3,ightly op-% little over half the weight of Just below the kneecap. The timistic slam, South broueht know if . a hundred honors only lIH'*•' HU •. IIU Hid counts it they are in order ' " home the contract iaans about 75 per cent of its kneecap is attached at this trumps broke 4-0 and clubs 4-' That is AKQJ or KQJIO or if caIi,rics arc'from fat. 01 this fat point to the big bone at the top AKJIO and AQJIO also count V. The answer is that any four of the kg, the tibia. Doctors call .iiiut i.'r cent is saturated Jim: "The luck didn't look honors in one hand count. this the tibial tube rcle and we too ood h s . f-it. Its high fat content ail() high 9 at r t West got off (For a copy 0! JACOB to a heart lead so South could all have one. makes it a not do anything better than MODERN, send $7 70 WIfl Pain and tenderness of this ii'r choice for a low-fat diet rise with dummy's ace ridge area where the kneecap tendon eii.,ned to present the body "Tt . at normal I way newspaper Irritti producing excess amounts attaches to the tibia is Osgood-Oswald to play the hand would be to Radio City Station New York if cholesterol Obsiously its Sdilitter s disease The pain is take a trump finesse n 'i iii,ir calorie content means it made worse on straightening tiust be used sparingly if at all the knee a motion that causes the tendon to pull on the tibia to iii weight -reducing, calorie SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox estricted (bets. straighten the leg. — Peanuts and peanut butter It is not a serious disease 'Ire giAld sources of protein in although it terrifies parents. that one-fourth of the weight of Some physicians think the tubercle or point is partially I'ahlut butter is protein ,ibout 15 per cent of its calories, fractured. In any case the t !r ... e protein . s treatment is simple in most deficient lit inethionine and cases All that usually needs to i4her Important annno acids. be donL is restrict the activity, or tha t reason it cannot fully particularly avoiding running ' ) r eplace the foods that contain and stair-climbing type ac- - — 1 J9 5 A63 SOUTH ifli A, A J 109 85 2 V 14 - ___•_•_____-•c__ — , #K987542 Unanimous. Commissioner Dick Williams said present rates were costing the county about $12,000 per month. ''1 don't see a viable alternative,'' Williams said. Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd attended 1e sessionf3 Us ()S%% lH ito) JtslFs Jf iiliui Pean ut A Mixed Blessing 4 . . . i tiC (iCCiSlOfl Was WIN PT BRIDGE — — — — _________________ . month. - — / Over protests from city officijils, 1he ScIllin ole Counts (ommision today appro ved an ordinance doubling the rates for disposal of garbage at transfer stations and lift sites and upping the average homeowner's garbage collection bill by 5() cents per — — — — YES,"THAT'S 11 / — 59 - •l lierald Staff Writer 57 ARCHIE - , I Hy El) PltlCKE'I'T - 1 / + . MEANW H I)awn R.rgustin says she's not much on women's-lib, however she will strike a big blow for the feminine set . 2. when she becomes the first girl in Central Florida prep ;iisttry to compete in boys basketball. Tlie 15-year-old frestunan at Crooms High School was nt-even airk v. wen no or .s ci i an survlvedthe Final cut. Croomsopens its season in the Dec 2, game at Lake Howell. "Title IX has put athletics in a new light," admits Crooms basketball coach Bob Bray, "and I have very iiiixed emotions a bout Dawn making the team. It was close between her and the boy she was competing with. I can't say I wasn' t influenced by Title IX But by the same token,. she showed the abilities to earn the job." (room. has a squad of 14 boys and Dawn Some of the boss on the team encouraged me all a long,' 5.11(1 the pert sowig lath who had originally planned to play on the Seminole high girls team. few of the guy's who got cut haven't talked to me sine." Sliss Berguson is something of a celebrity around - hool. anti Bray has taken into consideration the added pressure the situation has taken on her. "She is a good ball handler and has good speed," says Itray. "I think her shouting will come. We are working on jump s hot. Dawn, Bray adds. is an "average-good" basketball 11;,%virr "But we have some exceptional talent un this I IL E BACK IN THE TEEN YEARS .f . Apple .. Va - p - ' - -. - ' At The Commission: + .4p lle y P,.a r k Approv. a l Can' t Close Hot Foots * - . 13 . Cal fk Ni 'is ( Oifliui'ssioiler tout r • Ste It BOYS. Page !A D AW N Bl-it(1t ON % I{MS L P better pecifically nicats and milk. JIt A L tieposits in the arterIls. has occurred. Your daughter I ail, sending you The Health should rt-c;jver without any Ixtter number 4-6, Balanced residual problems by simply E)ie t Recommended Daily Following the doctor's in I)ictary Allowances IRDA struttions which I am sure. )ou will have a reference it) include limiting tier activity. dietary neie&. Others who want this information can send 50 cents FRANK AND ERNEST by 'kb Thaves N , ONE DAME MU515 rE 11loOSIING AGAINO CL h C ~_ C, , addressed envelope For it Just send your letter to tile in care of (his newspaper. P.O. Box 1551 Radio City Station, New York, Y, 10019. .? - DEAR I DOO - by T. K. Ryan U14i WHY YOU SPORTING THE 7;4E CFMST? 5 600'D t0ff I 1I2 I * + jQj/ ,, 57FAV 11 -8-* 4011111111iiiiIIIIIAm lixiiiiiijil pdN SUNSHNE STATE The air Is pretty bad today, besides carbol monoxide and Industrial pollution, I can still smell some political oratory' by Garry Trudeau /7_1 ' ' R6mp I5LY S'Aa )W/4C'w51' i(j&v,p J0VAA5!XV WWIVMLV48 VJV AV7' Ave me illvtz, M aw w Bridge Calendar Comics ( rossword Editorial 4-11 4-11 t4'11 4-B 4A Problems with the Dev 7 cording to Acting City %tanager owners of rt-curd for one year Dear Abby D r. Lamb Casselberry municipal election Ntar) Hawthorne. Robert prior to seeking office. lforos(vpe Earlier, Councilman (liarles Ilospital piled up today as two can- (lark. a second candidate, tw didatei withdrew from the also asked that his name be Sizer had been notified that he 1-11 — I'S! / . WOLU_P r I - n.0 just . + FiM" 71C PLAZER WrrH _____________ IJ ARRIVE A SIM?! I ticL, r TUMBLEWEEDS aMR 1_01~A Pinter D rops OUt Today Of Casselberry ace "oun""""c' leg 7 6~9 pain. The problem will then hicidentally, Ill animal -olve itself lit time. In a few cases it is necessary research studies peanut butter Ill I'l I Kv tiIiiuiurit., w aa N- nnin,,Nluie the with a asscciatcd with a detidtd ill- cast and thdt prevents ex- 3 VAP6 " , &* HyC SLVC45 7M&J;ffAUYa%,y 9VX01.1,7M fat OWMVE AIM Oc ~W. MY TAC01 KV &W- ( .---. [loth men removed their he had sold his home and mosed candidate threatened to file InjunLlions In circuit court to names from contention when into an apartment. Sizer subittitted qualifying documents stop reopening of the candidate candidates were required to file qualifying period, anti an in. sworn affidavits attesting that this inorning The governing body on cumbent councilman resub- they had been residents of the City of the past 12 months, a recoriimend,ilion qualifying city for initted his requirement of the city charter. Attorney Kenneth Nlclntuih documents. the candidate The city council Monday ordered Michael Pinter, proprietor of UubJuana, atopless go-go club night ordered reopening of the qualifying period reopened at in Casselberry, who announced candidate qualification period a.ni this morning and to close he would seek election to the which had originally closed Oct. at 5 p.m. Thursday. The council iLtion brought a city council when an In. 22. in line with a federal apfrom Councilman threat his pellate court . ruling striking into vestigation s oDeration was down a charter requirement Nathan Van Nleter And Firm establishment' See PINTER, Page 3k ordered, has withdrawn. ac - that candidates be property 4-11 4-B 3-A A ports Trie %13100 2 -B (I. Worne" 1-11 The "Tom Freeman Special" airs tonight at 7:30 on Channel 24. The county attorney will discuss his future role In politics In Seminole County. The 30-minute iihoii;i, Is busted by Channel 24's Maureen Stapleton. Planned Sanford City Hall: S uatty Or 'Orderly 4 If ' B DONNA ES-TES Herald Staff Writer A lionicintal dvaign for the propostNi two-story 100 fmt by 400 feet Sanford City Hall was approved by the city commission ' I of'' the - Approveti transfer from Lontingency funds of Sl,i3o as the citN 's share of purchasing ail airplane for law enforcement sur. veillance anti 11750 monthly for maintenance of the aircraft Al w Enforctinent. Administration Agency grant of $31,113 has b"n or costs of aLquLring the air. ' - and Coimiussioner John Morris plane. Knowles, an art enthusiast, opposed the propsed appearance of the facility calling it "squatty". When a suggestion was made that tall shrubs or plants be placed at intervals to break up the iiorizontal line, the manager said, "I don't think the city taxpayers are going to want to spend a million dollars for a building (4) have part of it covered to make it took good.Moms said the design lacked imagination, adding that it resembled a "two-story garage" he had seen in Tampa. Con-unissioner Gordon Nleyer liked the building's clean. ordeny, neat" view and Commissioner A.A. Mc'Clanahan liked the basic corwept although he said it looked too institutionalized. A dmision on the texture for the building' s exterior was delayed until samples are presented by architett, Wit)ne Heilsley. of W.it.-on and Co Tabled action until Dcc. 13 on the requested rezoning of lots 1-44 of Beck s Addition to permit cerostructiori of an office building. City commissioners ordered a change on city policy to require that adjacent property owners on zoning change requests be notified of impending ttearinVs before the governing body as well as before the planning and zoning cununi.ssion. - Approved a change of zoning to general commercial to perinit continutiAl use as a farm anti garden Aure. presently nonconforming zoning, for J Harold Huniiker in block 2, tier 17 of St Gerturcle's Addation as recommended by the planning and zoning commission. Graritcd = of the dlzwntown area to .he 1trt \.MiatIan to hold in art show Nov. 12 and 13 THE APPROVED SANFORD CITY HALL DESIGN PLAN: KNOWLES AND MORRIS VS. MEYER AND McCLANAHAN � 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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Friday, Nov. 5, 17 SLOPIDIE 48— _____________________________ 46 Vast ACROSS Chic Young ______________________________ period of Answer to Previous Puzzle HOROSCOPE time "I, MR. T \WkAT PIECE ARE YOLJ GNGTOTA.cE V vIOUN 1 - E I : EO 4_J_•__ '- /f' LESSON / -\ WE / 55 Drive forward 12 Gold ISp) 'E1M 59 Price 13 Enunciate E A 9 l4Mineproduct 60ridder , .11 '. 61 Theater medium ~iii 9EE 'T 10Li 'HERE AE 25 Votes in Walker IDON'T SNOW OW SAa Z 13 A 6 p THE BORN LOSER .0 t It&l•Tl - ( 3 - ATTI ThAI lAmE OF c Art Sansom by I '\ &ME (lXT' HER llM\/ I WiFe? - lk, I I I I I I by Bob .AR7 C,4 , s 40 Summer JFr) 41 Astrologer s 55I5 57 58 Montana 60 TQTHE L4uDRCMATWIrHj Y$6O T SHIRT' 61 — _ 59 62 ___________ — r L /ft - . EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider - — — — — — itril t 4 BE AL.tc4.v€.D TO CO'1FtAlAj I GO PGAdkJ . '—._. I I I - I I , BUGS 6UHN"i h d Ii I L\ 6y Sfullef *0 liciolidahl "MULES I - SCHNOCGLE CLIP I — —- LNDITLNIN PRRAM , INC HES! \ s..\, f . -- uction 3 R obstrrut. 100 is from the buildup of fatty-cholesterol in the . GKEA_r,/ 00 4 r 0 PRISCILLA'S POP -r_ by Al Vermeer UJ MEAN \_-_., THAT'S IT' I YEP./ FrANKLY jrrs. WHEN 'iC)U A1<E[7 I 'Y ME JO COME IN (. 4 " AND SEE 'ICURL t,-' '' /. ' °J a - -- - ç L -- ! ____ -------------- ,-u-.-.- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thayes — [ IT PARENT CFEOEIJ!,ES ToR'i from the normal cells In Suluit. ways it is similar to skin carn.er The flydrodiurd is to help you -I uninate salt and with it exce. --it grows slowly. The problem WOULD BE " WITH 141$ UAV IF lit lIE' DIDN'T H*WE Jq RECORD. TUMBLEWEEDS by Tminmal . ' JUST-ME THIWI hive a complete hysterectomy. . . OFFICER • i. (IIIFk (OVORUI1K (LEFT, PATROLMAN—FORMER CHIEFDOWELL 0 9 / / Wi@nter A Official results for the other rai vs on t1w Lkillot are: President Junms Carter 19,609. (,Lral(J Ford 26,655, American Party Tom Anderson 202, and Eugene T NicCarthy, Independent, 345. United States Senator - Law1on (Iiiies i i~incurnbent) 23,778 and John Grady RI 17,o43. Fifth District Repreicritative lit Congress - JoAnn Saunders II)) 12,877 and Richard Kelly R incumbent, State Treasurer and Insurance Coinnussionor Bill Gurje: 'Dl 31,112 and Betty Armistead H 10,889 - Corrunissioner, Florida Public Service Cuninio, iwi K. Nichols I D) 14,943 and Paula Ilawkins (R-incurn State Attorney, 18th Jttdjt lal Circuit - Douglas I ('he shire Ic I [) 20,504 arid Abbott \l Herring U lilt uinbent, 18.M. Public Defender 18th Judicial t ircuit [)aid \l Porter 16,523 and J Christopher 111% U 21.072. V was among the first few patrolmen in the county to receive his training while he was also serving as a rtser c-patrolman at Longwood Two years later, in IWO, Govoruhk went through the same law enforcenient program while a patrolman for the -nunole County Constable's Office. Constables' offices have since been phased out In Florida. ( i, oruh prei a sly served 12 years In tIe military specializing in Military Law Enfor cement Dowel! a career in law enforcement didn't start until hi. came to Central Florida in 1968 routine if an office desk. John Vo;,t 1 D-trIC1.1171bent 1 21,7 1,, having worked for a chain-store corporation in his 1 hief(,ueoruli is pleased to have Dowel! on the and Curtis U Sears fl) lb 603 native Kentucky . inter Sprino force. finding Dowell's experience a State Representative. 33rd District -- [lob Hatta%%a% it plus to his ha ndful cumbent) 12,710 and Greg Drummond Hi 10.947 State Representative, 34th district - JoeKnowles [)I 7,U78and Vince Fechtel Jr. i R-ineumbent, i 10,64jr For Chief John Govoruhk, Winter Springs patrolmen What has represents a good background for setting up good al.so helped thein work together so well. now as in the past, is their like views oil community law en- public relations, an importzint part of a Police Chief's job. of 0Remnt, County Commission, District one - Robert H. Rib, French Dowell prefers the smaller community because "A smaller force inearts that the personnel must 1 D 1 17.769, Vince Perry ~ it I 14,6(A an(f Tom A. Binford , Ind he is better capable of getting to know its citizens. keep in closer contact, with more responsibilities 7 073 . fits in peifectly here and we re glad to have him The similarities bet the with their views toward law enforcement. There are the little tidbits f In - f ormation on the two that follow the same line. ell. for instance, is 47, has been married 26 years with 13 grand:hildren. Govoruhk is 48. has been married 20 years with two grandchildren Both men received their law enforcement training at Seminole Community College. Mwell In 1971. Wesley Dowell was chief of the Winter Springs Police Department, when a new patrolman jiried the force his name:John Gooruhk. DolAellsoon left the po lice depa rtment to work at the Seminole Counts Juvenile Detention Center. 1k A a N. ed there 21 -j years until last Stay when he joined the 10-man Winter Springs Police Department. And the chief of the Winter Springs force' Why, Jolui Govoruhk, of course. That makes (,o oruhk the boss Dowell the stillordinato this tillie around. But the situation diesO t bother Dowel!. Af I felt the least bit uneasy about working here, I )owell said, "I never would have taken the post." In fir t T)owilI seems to prefer it this way, fin IlIng thi chief of pullc-e position to be Just too much paperwork Dowell considers himself the more active type and thus prefers patrol duty to the ELECTIONS CANVASSER V1111MINIA COLLINS: State Senator, 17th district rings Saga 1I ViIll IIt\1 lil[)DF N Herald Correspondent ... Herald Photos by- Tom Vincent) ' S And getting out to meet people is one of Dowell 's (Inef Govorulik commented. "That means there main reasons for wishing to remain a patrolman, must k muon units imoui the men Vies iDowell . 'easing the office work to others j I JAMES MADISON 0 inole 111~ BOB I.I.ON'D / -- I RICk "(''\ . ( \ • HeraldStaff Vinier . , . - Svininole-Brevard Statt, Alt\ Abbott Herring ia\,~ tits successo r. NleI bourne attorney DoL'iglas (heshire, who wi 11 take over as prosecutor in the two counties Jan 4. will have his hands full A - with problems of the office plus whit Herring ilk the mosement of organized crone into Semninok inil Uris iril co unties." / '? fI flerring_Aate attorne~ for elglit ~cars, was defeated III tits bill for rc-elecimon in Tuesday's general elect ion by Cheshire , a fir- s' . titer assistant stilt, attorneyttorney Herring and Cheshire are scheduled to meet next tcuk for conferenclos ainted at a smooth transition in the office from [(erring to Cheshire. "I'm conctrned with da nger signals of organized wimie coming , .' / ,1 - I i into Suiiinole herring told reporters this week in 's.mnmorcl iii 15cr "The re base been more signs in the lust 90 class than before." herring said Cheshire will have to wrestle with Exith 'thee space and budget problems in Seminole uric! Hne'sard herring said more office space is needed in both counties' coI',iuses for the state attorney's office and by iuiemnberc if the judiciary. lie sa id no solutions have been reached yet art d that in Seminole it has esen been sugge ste ted d that the Stile Attorney's '- - . - '' . •. 't .., - •• office be moved out of the courthouse. This isn't a ~~orkable solution ' . A lift. - - ABBOTT IIE1IRIM;: FINAL DAYS to space problems herring said Herring said his office was successful rw.ntls in uUtuuiu, in Orlando firm to close down closied-circuit televiSIOn %hoAllig Of pornographic movies at a south Scininole apartment complex lie said there have been repeated reports possible' establisturient. of in "adult" motel in Brevard that ~%ould feature . — aS THE QUEEN sf OFLYMAN Diane Sinipion crowns Terry 0111air. her successor Lyman fligh queen, at Homecoming festivities. Unfortunately for Diane and Terr - , Friday night, their -kings" tilitiere trounced bv visiting Se minole Ifigh, 27-0. on the gridiron. Details. Page Ill ExmLon wood Em loye Keen Facing Larceny Charges d The circuit court trial of a forrner city of Iongwood public cow \ --" 1L J VIC: .' Herring s Final Fear: The Mob In S at Bridge," clo this newspaper. P C) Box 489. Radio City Station. Now York, N Y foorg) F 1-11" 1 U. . " JACO8V I -. ' I,- . cumbnt 19 435 'nil Francis ChUrn In AfODERN, send S I to "Win &IT ONLY Be - Of-CIF i MIE LVY IN SW f .. much in high cards I I n4f MO A .. by Garry Trudeau K. Ryan YOUR , School Board. district two - Robert (;. I Bud I l-c;lfl!t,r [Il- UTA e V 11 C m a L. i.. ay ii ri 000NESBURY j eight Dolley Jefferson Constitution Ghent Montpelier Fort MCHenry Napoleon New Orleans National Road Virginia TI The Federalist Tomorrow Hodge Podge "IN" to / THE . See IIERRING. Page 21.% 0(;7Aay. r 7 FEEL LUKE A(& P. E.ALl.,,"y' OW STAN VIN'.' AM T. In other words diagonally. Find each and box it i n. PERFECID RTTENDRN 1 well, is probably better off the courthouse together talking to officials and employes "leariung all that we can," Kirchhoff said. Alexander was not available for comment ______________________________ Instructions Hidden words below appear forward back word. up. down or dergoing a hysterectonly Until lot Foryourself,Others who want or L E rr M ERG a E I R E E I I I E 0 U E I R C H E BT D V N FM I U N P E 0 A L I H AD LN 0 0 1 P N C N E G Lr MEV0REMANNL0IIESPHN IFLIL1UJEFFN10GEIIR LEAIWL0GINIAVGNHN IHBAEJEFFERS0NAG0UD 01MRNIPVLIL0pIRIM0M N I E N 0 E L 0 p A N R E L 0 0 I C R deposits of fatty cholesterol ill cases With sufficient substances in the a rt eries and biops ies or removal of a conical section the doctor can hi. more also works the heart tiardir You are absolutely right certain there are no hidden ghoul your weight. If you can areas of invasive cancer. get rid of every- last pound of The age' of the patient arid extra (at y'ouwill decrease your desire to have additional blood pressure amid the work on children is also a consideration. your heart. If the changes are minimal and I aiim sending you The health easily removed a young woman Letter number 1-3, Diet, titay lx justified in not tin this information can send 50 V0 ii 11 P. L I P. i alortes down until you can lose particuLarly if there is evidence )our excessweight you can do a of other disease in the uterus as - Prior to formally taking office. he and Frencii will bi-, touring I p -71 x j6 ii r ou will follow these diet later but she must be caref ul ly rinciples and also cut your superuseti An older woman HAVlO, county commission chairman, but he predicted that political party will not be the big determinant in a lot of issues as seen in the past. 0 U ICDA0 RL AN0 1T ANA B I G I A C - 0 I I I p pACEPF RSHJNNFE0ANI0REWHL0 A iJ' A D I S i) L A I N E Y 0 E L R There is no clear cut Preventing Atherosclerosis. EA51kR 10 COPE., SEEK & FINDS of women with these fairly water from the body. It helps many benign cell changes later bower blood pr essure in cases The Aldomul is a more develop ch ir ictercstre invasive specific treatment for elcsatcd (dntU' If the cervix I '' It's nice to win. It's better than losing," said Kirchhoff. Saying he, family, friends, in-laws and neighbors walked the precincts, knocking on the doors of at least 5,000 homes during the carn. paign, Kirchhoff said the door to door canvassin g continued through Monday I learned a lot from the people a lot about different problems in different areas he said Kirchhoff agreed that it appears that Williams will be the next that he Just could not let North play at two diamonds Afte'r playing tricks and not too blood pressure increases the portantly, no one answer will fit u $ backgrounds and interests and "we'll work pretty well together' A A K QJ t x I x v i It was a pair tournament These medicines help your a g net' tit CO I a mon g heart indirectly by controlling gynecologists on the proper your bloOd pressure The high treatment And more mm • \,) 0 l Itere is such as Nloyse sat West and decided situ is a relatively benign per(ii-ial c-ancerof the sur. cells It is the common Form of heart disease these days. blood pressure. ASSUMED'" ' ,— -) 5LIDE5, I "Y) ID $ Gunter. meanwhile, said he will be going out looking for a jot) and does not expect to return to the law enforcement career he fieldore running or election He said he will continue his service on the 'Seminole County Port Authority and his political endeaors with the local Democratic Ficcutisi orTunittee Prior to running for office, Gunter had been a captain with the Altamonte Springs Police Department. 1k congratulated Williams on his victory, adding Williams won the battle, but he did not win the war. His next four years in of, ce will be the war more than they have," he said. Kirchhoff noted that he and Democratic Commissioner-elect Bob French have compatible ii . '. "Winning is always fun," said Williams. expected to be nanied chairman of the new county commission when he and Kirchhoff are . Williams said it would "naturally be an honor to be selected as chainnan and would be a real experience He prethcti d plans would proceed to create a county legal department with full-time personnel. have been one of the experts, including the greatest, if it were not for his Jacobys. use it to show a hand penchant for taking some acion on eve .•. 2A You are going to find county commissioners working together one of his triumphs , Page it to but practically all would :.- • Final results gave: Williams 20,475 over Gunter's 19,784 and Kirchhoff 20,071 over Alexander's; 19183 I Id ()It\ all Sonny was lo,oking a t 13 face of the cervix, sometimes high-cart ft cart] club suit. However he This condition leads to overlapping onto the adjacent inadequate amounts of oxygen had to go to the three level to walls of the vagina and being delivered to the heart ,oinctunes extending into the bid clubs tie could bid hearts muscle and at the same time at the two level and did just ning of the cervix. perinilLs the accumulation Of that East might well have It is usually clearly separated Carbon (boxide in the heart -. 'r WELL. THERE THEY ARE TAKE A LOOK' I t uently to indicate there is clear') obstruction in the mrnorir DEAR READER sa arteries to your heart inuscle. st icky que stion tareimn'i fl 5TOMACH UP NT GYA I d i ,, •. Williams' lead went from 298 over his Democratic opponent, $ Dave Gunter, to 691 in official results; Kirchhoff's lead increased Votes Cast For President Than Others, AND / Mrs. Brace soffice, withassistance from persons of both major parties, worked three days counting the 2620 absentee ballots and some 700 presidential ballots. know Lhe meaning of The lateSonny Nloyse. long- wants to i four spa de opening bid time editor of the Bridge The answer is that it means World magazine, wits one of hatever the partnership the mos t exciting plaers lie wants taking NY 10019. flow- The term is now used reports showing the uterus is CCilN W1fl( ,I arn \ fli Kirchhoff and Commissioner Richard Williams given a second term by the voters of Seminole County Tuesday as completion of the counting of absentee ballots by Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office confirmed their victories at the polls. The two Republicans increased leads they held in unofficial returns when official results were released late Friday by Mrs. Bruce. . V these two inedicines adequate w onlan t I as non-invasive for Ous heart di DEAR READER - Ischeinia would this necessitate the Is a %old fur inailcq=tc b!oatA r,, ,.-n,_waJ of the titer W - the ______________ — I - "It's great to V' in agreed County Commicsioner-elect William Dr. Presently I I CHIEF B) DONNA LSTES Herald Staff Writer 2 I ers - - 1 THE rs n I We 1 Ta 584 to 888 over fanner County Commissioner John nr raised to three, but East knew something about Sonny's bid ding and passed, V Q .14 South looked at his two aces AK7654 -jnd decided to tr two i ii ' i igh notrump Sonny doubled lie didn't want East F trying ' three Ui FST EAST hearts Everyone passed and &KJ A 109652 Sonny opened the king of V975 K 10 R 3 clubs Since the doubleton queen- 10 appeared in dummy 14 6 DEAR DR. LAIN111 - I have and no one held four clubs, SOV7`111 ' Sonny collected five club been diagnosed is tiavin, r AA8 43 tricks. V A 62 chronic ischeinic heart Nleanwhile, South discarded 4 1083 disease with hylwrtension." 1 s 5 3 down to two queens and six would appreciate our NorthSouth vulnerible diamonds in durnirpy. lie was k definition of the wor going to make his ac i 00 ieht na i 'intl I w OUI(l like to '' west \urih I-sal South diamonds broke Diamonds failed to break I'is 2 • Pa to the treatment and diet for for him and he was held to V Pass Pass 2 N T this disease. four tricks so East and West Dbl [lass [lass 11asi g, stamped, selfscored 1100 points I ant 75 years old. ;I retired cents with it lon Opening kid K A lady with a weight of 150 addressed envelope for it .it pounds I on sure ttus h too send 'our litter to me in care of much weight fur -iperson who is this newspaper, 11.0. Rot 1551 \ Penn s I an Ia reader Radio City Station New York, S kit I Trim ad I Fewer Lamb DARAJ ...TKERC --L WI N AT BRIDGE II TO Help Heart LtiIE • 1 51 52 53 idl Sanford,Florida 3fl71Prlce2O Cents - r 50 eNo. uiv1buiçló 2618 2619 2620 e e Are I I Final Win ir 11 64 T 691h another time when you're evening won't help. (April 20-May 20) thinking more shrewdly. 1S SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You may feel outmaneuvered when dealing with others today. 21) It's not a good day to try to get complicated chores out of Trying to take it out on the family will only 'idd to your the way. Unforeseen hazards additional cause could problems. problems. G NIINI 01ay 21-June 201 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, You're a careless thinker today 19 1 Your plans for a good time and won't pay enough attention might be rained out today to essentials. It's best to avoid Those you want to get together or tools with worki,.g with could be tied down 11 Land contract 43 Grand 19 Gridder group dam i Grub (abbr 44 Ones (Ir) 2 Indian tribe 21 Single 41 Angelic 3 Emile 23 Shylock 24 Sleeping 36 Sailor 4 'Clothing 49 French cleric sickness fly 37 Stagnate suppon Newts 25 38 Aviation 5 Adenosin tilMorocco 26 Not plump agency (abbr) phosphate 52 German 27 Court 39 Sign of (abbr) negative 29 Church pan 53 Spayed proaching 6 Heat unit seas 56 42 Horny plate feast ferry 45 Mountain 8 CANCER (June 21-July peak 34 AQUARIUS (Jan 204 oh with he ThousandthDon't speculate 11rvging dead weights into the socializing today. You might 7 8 picture mold he your downfall end up feeling victimized and I where important goals are lame your pals." 12 I.EO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) concerned. They'll create OURoikSiINtdnd theway oppositwnm all threctwns 15 16 17 l'ISCE.S Feb 21 March 20, today , arid hamper your chance 18 — — 19 — if obtaining , long sought goal. You tould find yourself skid — — 20 ding around corners today in — — \ fresh start will be necessary 123 — 22 24 VIRGO I Aug 23-Sept 221 sour efforts to get your work — — — Don't be talked into putting done. Organize first. Then 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 anything on paper or making proceed. — — VOCIt BIRTHDAY verbal commitments today. I J 35 — — 32 33 3 Nov.6, 1976 You're not getting all the facts, Re persistent this year where and (1)uld make a big mistake. 36 37 38 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) important goals are concerned. r Someone you thought you could If unable to proceed at the pace — — 39 40 41 42 43 depend on will not be able to you'd like, remember The — — — — help you today. Personal rewards are worth the efforts 45 46 — - - obligations will take you expend. — — - TiS (aY SOjGHT TE4 rE 5CUGHTA 6LCUS TC'Ec FCMc E CuSrc.R F3% CHE CLSTC%E FEY 9 Lather 10 Energy 47 48 49 _N I ARCHIE precedence over everything for ARIE-4 (Nlarch 21-April 19) then) , could find yourself You SCORPIO I Oct. 24-%ov. 22) brooding because you jot can't seem to make ends meet today. Don't try to match wits with DOWN 28 Grows 32 Odd 33 Indian 35 Gallic - —iJ I A5 AILIT 1 L ( 65 Hoover state (abbr) Mon I-L00A C S SUNDAY EDITION - BEllE OSOL For Saturday, November 6, 1976 Pi!J 64 I?Zeffd BEETLE BAILEY J1 By BERNICE __ H 1 oring 11 E 4pI ~D hi [tA 0 0 62 Zero 63 Artificial col61 ____ A T1 STRINGS ) n I Persian at MY 7EACHER MADE ME TAKE THE , ' Ji wor ks employe acc used of grand and pe tty larceny of scrap copper and brass owned by the city is among 17 cases docketed before Circuit Judge Joe A Cowart Jr. at Sanford this week. Robert lk-tirick Keen, 34, uf 161 N. l3th Ave.. 1xingnocid. is jact~used of grand larceny in connection with the alleged Nfarch 23 theft of brass valued at more than $IW. Two petty larceny counts accuse him of taking brass on April 13 and brass and copper on Aug. 14. Tho- metals were allegedly sold to an Orlando area commercial firm. Cocaine Case In other cases scheduled for trial this week Brenda Joyce Wilson, 25 of 123 Stephen St., Oviedo, is accused of felony possession of cocaine in connection with an Oct 8 scart h A arrant raid at that address by Oviedo olice. p Defendant, Age 14 A Casselberry juvcnil,~ Indicted for trial as an adult on on ar. tried bialghuy didirrT uirurmuction-ulth-a-turgliry--ot-:i bouse— trailer owned by a sheriff's deputy is at" docketL-it Ehlio, Dean Goodson. 14, of 900 N. Lake Triplett, Casselberry, wa.,, accuscA by the Seminole County Grand Jury of burglartzing the trailer of 11, Edward Fagan and arming huiml,f therein with a shotgun. Auto Burglar) A Volusta county man faces an auto burglary charge transfered from ciflWt court in his home county upon agreement by both defense and prosecution lawyers Ralph Michael Monaco, ', of =M Poinsettia Dr., Orange City, ts accused of the burglary of a pickup truck at the Deltona Inn on July 16 in which a citizens band _________________________________________________________ radio was Liken 4u&y Lu a= bur"y on Uw KVsame da v at a restaurant north of Sanford in Seminole County is awaiting completion of a pre-seritence investigation in the case and sentencing. itnem Tampering Edward llolida~ Jr.. j5, 408 1, irst St., Altanionte Springs, faces th, al oil two cow;ts of %witness tampering in connection with a circuit court burglary grand tare-ens and nectivmg stolen property trial Today Around The Clock Bridge CH 4-A Huroscope 4-C llospitw 6B Obituaries 3-A 7-A Crossword Editorial IC Television "D 4-A Dear Abby z-t Weather 4-C 7A �24—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 7, lfld 41 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Hanging On FLORIDA Some candidates die hard. Take Independent County Commission candidate Tom Hinford, for instance. "There are eight more votes left to count'he muttered as he paced in front of the courthouse late Friday, "and I refuse to concede." IN BRIEF 12-Year-Old Escapes Adult Murder Trial Fate MIAMI (AP) A 12-year-old boy who says he killed a younger playmate for calling him a bastard will undergo rehabilitation by state authorities for the next nine years. A murder indictment against Wallace Mosely was dropped Friday. Officials said the boy will be treated at a youth center instead of being tried as an adult. "It's what I've wanted since the beginning," said Michael Von Zamft, an assistant public defender. "The state has realized the problems in this case, that Wallace Mosley can't be tried as an adult." Tax Sunset By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer Seminole County voters, who went to the polls 83.23 per cent strong Tuesday, proved their independence by hop-scotching across the ballot, apparently voting for the "man rather than the party." And, although political prognosticators say a presidential uli'ttinn brings the voters out, fewer Seminole Countians marked a choice for president than any of the other contests on the ballot, The most popular race, evidenced by the highest number of Bill Proposed t,tpr' casting kiuInt th Iic ainm,irn,,,, contest f,.,•, treasurer and insurance commissioner between popular Bill Gunter of Orlando and Betty Armistead of Brevard County. Locally 42,011 made a choice in that race, more than any other on the ballot'. Gunter, a Democrat, an ex-congressman and a former state senator whose dist rict included Seminole Co un ty, was given the nod by more voters - 31,122 - than any other candidate, receiving little more than 5,000 votes less than the combined total of all presidential candidates. In the presidential contest, only 36,811 of the voters marked a choice. John Vogt, a winning Democrat and state senator, and a losing county couimisslon candidate, Dave Gunter, also a Democrat, [x)lletl more votes than did President-elect Jimmy Carter. In the District one county commission race between a Democrat, a Republican and an Independent, it had been surmised that current Independent and former Democrat, Tom Binford, would pull votes from Democrat Bob French and thus become a spoiler, handing the election to Republican Vince Perry. Actually the contrary happened as French emerged victorious, carrying 1,500 to 2,000 fewer votes than losing Dcmocratic county commission candidates, John Alexander and Gunter. With 39,506 electors casting ballots in that contest, Perry received 6,000 votes less than winning Republicans Dick Williams and William E. Kirchhoff, while Binford received 7,073. For the district 33 and 34 Florida House of Representatives races, losing Republican Greg Drummond in district 33 (which comprises about 60 per cent of the county) received 300 votes more than Vince Fechtel, Republican incumbent and winner in the district 34 contest. Some 1,004 more voters cast ballots in the district three county commission race between Republican incumbent Williams and Democrat Gunter than voted in the district five contest between John Alexander (D) and William E. Kirchhoff, winning Republican. - All-Male Group Under Fire MIAMI (AP) A federal complaint of sexual discrimination is threatening to silence the Indian war drums of Iron Arrow, the so-far all-male honor society at the University of Miami. Dr. Henry King Stanford, UM president and an Iron Arrow member, said he will force Iron Arrow off campus if it doesn't admit women. - NAT10N IN BRIEF Natural Gas Rate Hike The second most popular race, in rownber of votes cast on the WASHINGTON The Federal Power Commission's approval of new price increases on natural gas may add $15 to $18 a year to the average homeowner's bill, but the rate hike is expected to be challenged in the federal courts. The commission issued a new rate hike order late Friday, estimating it would cost consumers who use natural gas some $1.5 billion to $1.8 billion each year. The FPC estimated that that would add some $15 to $18 to the annual average residential gas bill. - - - ..Herr Eye GM Strike DETROIT (AP) After reaching agreement on a new contract with Chrysler Corp. — just before a strike deadline the United Auto Workers is turning to General Motors. A three-year pact covering 109,000 U.S. and Canadian production workers at Chrysler was announced just minutes before the 6 p.m. EST strike deadline Friday. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7 "Never Too Late," Th eatre Arts Guild production, matinee 3 p.m., Deltona Community Center. Evening Heiald Publi sh ed Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day by Th. Slnto,d Nirald, Inc.. 300 N. French Ave . Sanford, Fl.. 31111 WlLI.I,M P. (BUD) LAYKIt FACES .JIMMY WilD? (William P. (Bud) Layer is in his fourth year as Seminole Schx1 anything was his sincerity intelligence liomy. Del -v ery, 55 ce'!i #,'.cdr, 1210, 6 %'fllh. %14 0 170 40 Dy M.iI In F ott., %arneas tOme ter,erv Month. 57 10, 6 Mo n f t, % , $16 2Q 12 MonThs. 532 .10 Yjj- Ut r ii 3L r cuerat . . - 6 a, :—.--- dl~-, , log Indian summer. Celebrate fall in on beaches like they HOSPITAL NOTES . I' - ' - ' CLIP AND SAVE I - --- - 4 14 1 NORRIS GIVES .JIMMY HER CARL) 1 \lrs. Norris is serving her ('hilt and as second vice president of the Democratic Women's Club of Florida Inc. She rentemnt)r'N the :19th President-elect third term as J)resident of the Seminole 'nun t v Dem ocratic Worn eu 's 'I decided that he was the man I wanted ... he was genuine and warm ... ... His as he is talking MACK ('I.EVELANI) ('hATS %VITII .JIMMV whO" Mack Cleveland is it Former . 0. PATIENT LIFTERS • WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT 'I was very impressed z a for me to hpIi - . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES I I As Prescribed by Your Physician President to Obtain these services under Medicare We .,. ... ('lareny,' Uraille %InfIelIl II I 11IIISln. Port lb he l)lS('II.ii(,11S Mis s y and Junior \rthur l.l'. I (1ar \l I'olI l:d arli ('. I 1110 3 piece .Iarnt '' .1 K1'nrll I uiiice L ue but it was hard ..., d -Y ..SJ L : rhnr'l - t_ ,,JtJ,u Lit: 'I remember he showed real insight into problems ... I I I you with a lot of sincerity I no oversell MEDICARE SU PPLY CO J .,. he charmed there was Fish F r.'ri(h trIt's.t,itr 'Fri tat4r, . ' 11111k ii lISt) V, \u THE HUMANE SOCIETY of I SEMINOLE COUNTY tW Asks you to please I I 46 join them in supporting these a I ''"i'd salad Itakeil ilt',.si'r i lbiIl - tiiilk Is I'II)SF:SI) "I "SIll (ti, Ii Rite ' 1"niik'il jt'I I Ibtills milk llItl(Sl) %N \i)l Franks , 100% polyester in fall ill fashion colors. ii Sizes 7/8 Colo. slasi ILiked ii ,'ss t'r I roil!, accomplishments: JL Pants u its 1 Baked beans 1916 projects and — ilk (;r'ri pi'.i t- I& K I FT LT5 S paht't Ii - 1= 9 am-As JL ;r,'n ht';,r.. .Juii,' liar. iLlJl', ...' AW Menu \l(l\I)t\, \li r Bill Medicare For You "y wait tobufid? 70 only "linni, II Ma k • I Florida State Senator and a practicing attorney in Sanford. If. Ife his UI ei't in g ilk thit' :;!)(It P resident-elect ): COMMODES • HOSPITAL BEDS I I OPEN 12:30 TO 5:30 5 HOURS TO SAVE At Sanford Plaza Penneys, SarI(IIrI I Med icare care 1 nsurance Entitles You To Home Use Of. I . I BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS# • SUNDAY ONLY ! ('liv 1 I I I OXYGEN Sanford Wanda Jean Bradley Jiiiiiiiit' Lev I )anicl.. 1)eltnus If t)vkos il4ir,iret I. Rosa A. IlaH l,&'olta 1IiuI;,t(o Mildred K ,IItI' Oliver \V. I(i'av&'' Frances .%I Siriip.r . I':dsarI T. En g els, I .OILIn;, Rafael Ittur,iicr Jr., Ih'lton,i Alit' K. john_con, 1)eltona EveIN I, 't Nlangels, I 'ltoro, Kacitit' M Wurniilinger, I)'ltona lililrt'ti I-' I';irkt'r, Orin' - ! Kru0"a 9H)MRSift Investigated & handled over 400 cases of alleged cruelty. abandonment. sick & injured, mistreatment, driving over 2,000 miles and spending over 1 500 hours. Educational & speakers program in Ji public schools & to civic groups. Distribution of literature on care of animals laws. Monthly Newsletter to all members & friends, -- - "Hungry Horse Hot line.' • Med-Vet Care Fund for sick & injured strays. • — 1 3/ 1 4 • Investigators Course (first • in Fried i tm 'kt' ii II hApped p'iLati". ' \1i'u'd s t'getablr l'uddimii unIts itiilk Florida). Sponsored TV ads & spots. news publicity. • Project to build shelter for sick & injured animals. • Open & maintain offices. All performed by volunteers Carrier Heat & Air Conditioning Systems Are Thoroughbreds! P.O. BOX 509, LOHGW000, FLA. 321S0 YES.. I want to join the Humane Society & Support your work "for the protection from cruelty and the humane treatment of all animals," NAME.....................................PHONE ADDRESS...... CITY ............................STATE .....ZIP - L STATE HOMES 11711, 12 r N FLORiDA AVE. TAMPA. FLORiDA 3)112 ou can no4 n4 01w o4 out ModsI C.tl.n. oul Ow coupon r tom. 1 Tampa Model Center (7 modeli Open 9 to 7 daily) 9312 N. Florida Ave. (513)935.2111 - I CITY I $. .,ai,,.,o4m Write fcr infornubon to: Manatee County Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 321, Dept. SH, Bradentee, Florida 33505 - STATE --I ZW 9 to 7 weekends) tW'$'IdWaD4uç4.gUifl$,, lIlPSClt0bi4dfl.,,,_.,,.,,,th, — Orlando Model Center (4 models open 9to9weekdays, 1/2 nl• west of Coitl --- MEMBERSHIP: Regular $5 Yr. —Junior $3 Yr. —Donation Orig. 2499 - Mail to. HUMANE SOCIETY of SEMINOLE COUNTY I ''.'.. %I .Jr., alias .1ini my Who?, alias Jimmy Carter, ..,' .'t I )i1 IS.S ION'S NAME nW to be- 'He's much more effective .a)vI:MnER 5 ncm -- _____ •1 lit l l ' On Aug. 15), 1975, a little-known former governor of (eorgia visited Sanford, inviting civic and business leaders and others to m eet hi Iii at the San ford Civic ('enter. Duly a Few sho%%t'd up. Alter all, most said to 1k t'niselves. whs slutiukl I give up a moi'ri in g and asti' time talking to this strange guy? Who does he think lie is anvwas'? That guy was and is: la nies Karl Carter and his a -- Mile upon mile of white sandy beaches and blue Gulf water. A leisurely drivetopradiseonffi Gulf coast. MaMtee County, WIIt're there are hundreds of places to st3y.. places. Little places. Pick one you like and stay for a weekend o' a i week. It's a beautiful spot to ziI dur. ./ .. to you, he looks you right in the eye,..' better than Spring most anyiliere else. Restful. Relwng. rishung in the Gulf, on a quiet flyer, Tennis. Colt. Sunshine. Convenient to Honda's cultural center, Sarasota. Van Wezel Hall. The Ringlun Museum and the Asolo ,4">_' eyes are so expressive Lollguuat Iley, Bdt — \ j--. then Florida beaches like they used to be... AnnaL1id-Il' Maria Island & Palmeno/ Fall in Manutee County . to be President. I made up my mind right TI we11 ... ,.. . 27 'The thing that impressed me more than - Second Class P05,10, Paid at Sanlord. Florida 32711. Superintendent, lie remembers his five-minute talk iLk the :19th President-elect) 1:1 alias liii' 39th I'resideiit-t'lect, Se w age P Data 1 A TTEN ON Due At W. Springs : Medicare S u b scrib ers I Sunday, November 7, 1976—Vol. 69. No. 67 ' center than he is on TV movement of organized crime into Seminole and Brevard." "Their (organized crime) method is to go to any lengths to corrupt and compromise public officials," Herring said. He didn't reveal any ongoing investigations by his office that may show links to organized crime in the counties, but said he'll be LONG WOOD - Joe Ryder of Seminoles Longwood branch. discussing and turning over his files to Cheshire. Advance Business Products Also on the agenda will be the I Herring declined to elaborate on what he called "real overt will demonstrate a recording Overstreet.Avenue paving 58-B N. Hwy. 17-92 DeBary, Fla . movement of organized crime" into the counties. . - - - - CLIP AND SAVE system Monday at the 7:30 p.m. request. _ - -came under fire from Gov. Reubin Askew Just before council meeting. The city has the he election because of what the governor called apparent had chronic problems with the "abuses" of the state attorney's 'flice in connection with an present system for tape Rm alleged south Seminole prostitution ring outlined in a report that recording meetings. Herring sent to Askew's office. Council will consider a Askew threatened to send In state agents to probe Herring's request from Blake and Cole for handling of the prostitution investigation, but so far hasn't an- the rezorung of property on E. nounced such action. Wh y wall? Why Lake a chance on soaring construction coils? y17j can itford Sanlando Drive (SR 434) from to t, today. A friendly All Slat. Horn., repr,s,nIatIy, will show An As kew aide had sa id Th ursday that the govern or has no B-i you how you can finance -I to C-1 Co mmercial. Action no cash down custom MI Slate ham, — today? Mmosl at once MI State can begin Intent at this time to investigate Herring but "this doe't on the request was tabled on constructing your home most anywhere in florida There's no reason to wait preclude t ha t possibility in the f ut ure." I I 12, when some opposition 1 'I've said all I'm going to say about it," Hex-ring told repo rters, was voiced by residents In the "I said let the chips fall where they may and they flew all over area of the property located me." - 4I HIM WHEN In small groups like down at the civic --- Sys tem Eyed By L o n g w ood P C Golden Age Olympics Bridge and Canasta Tournament, men and women over 55, 9:30 am. to 12:30 p.m.; finals, 1:30 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak St. Refreshments and prizes. Local Advisory Committee meeting, 7:30 p.m., Idyllwilde School. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 Pilot Club of Sanford, 8 p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford. Sanford lions, noon, Unliday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Florida Power & r i,ñt cmnrnr,l l.ongwood's candidate qualifying period for the Dec. 7 municipal election ended at 5 p.m. Friday with seven prospective candidates for mayor, four for the district five council seat, two for city clerk and two more for the district three council post. But, whether two of the candidates' names will appear on the election ballot remains in doubt. City Clerk Onnie R. Shomate said th e seven candidates for mayor are the largest number she has ever seen seeking one office. Incumbent Mayor James R. Lormann considered running for re-election until the last minute. Unsuccessful mayoral can di date two years ago, attorney Carmine Bravo took out a petition to seek the office, but failed to qualify. Robert N. Daves, who is seeking election to the district three council seat against incumbent Council Chairman J.R. Grant, refused to be disqualified even though he Is not a one-year resident of the city as required by the city charter. He threatened early Friday evening to be in "federal court Monday" with the help of the American Civil Li bert ies Union unless the city ignores the residency requirement. Daves said he has been advised by legal counsel that the charter amendment passed by th e Legislature in 1969 setting th e residency requirement is unconstitutional. "No one has to live in this town for a year to know what's wrong with it and know how to solve the problem," he said. The qualification of a second candidate, Len Mayer, 525 Preston Rd., Devonshire subdivision, is also being questioned, Mrs. Shoinate said, adding she will ask City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. for a ruling Monday. The same charter amendment Daves is trying to set aside requires that candidates be qualified voters of the city. Mayer, while a resident ol the city For two years and property owner for hi iL.)L VU 10 VULt UI urunge LOWRY wnere his business is located and thus not a qualified voter in Longwood. Candidates who are seeking to have their names placed on the ballot, in addition to Daves. Mayer and Grant are: Charles Barsht of Longwood North; Councilman Gerard Council of Devonshire; Lynette Dennis of Magnolia Avenue; Ethel Glassberg Goldberg, of Sandalwood, wife of Councilman Lawrence Goldberg; Peter Piano of Devonshire and Andrew Seminazzi of Sandalwood, a member of the city's Land Planning Agency, for mayor. Stephen Barton, Steven DeMino, Jerome McCauley and Harvey Smerilson are running for the district five council seat currently held by Connell. Mrs. Shomate, who has served nine consecutive terms as city clerk, is being opposed by Mrs. Betty Brown, wife of former mayor and television news director, Kenneth Brown, for city clerk. Tape REMEMBER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Mental Health Assn. of SemInole, 7:30 p.m., St. Mark's Church, 1021 Palm Springs Drive, Altamonte Springs. Speaker Roy Graves. Public invited. In Longwood ng news media mu5t remain vigilant," Herring said, "to combat the - CALE NDAR 7 Seeking Mayor Post ballot, was between Katie Nichols, 1)-Tallahassee) and Republican incwnbent, Paula Hawkins of Maitland. Some 41,779 voters made a choice and Mrs. Hawkins received more votes than WINTER Winter SI' RINGS— I PU!). Springs dot President Ford, or any other Republican on the ballot. Howard Johnson, repr es enting Development Corp. has Ilte contest with the least interest evidenced in numbers of the city of Orlando will give requested permission for nersoris 33,074 casting ballots was for non-partisan member Ci ty Council a progress and construction of an Episcopal of the school board. Incumbent Robert G. Feather was victorious, status re po rt on the 201 plan.. Church on Gabriella Road and ning for a regional sewage single-story patio homes, six system at Monday's 7:30 p.m. units per acre, in th e conmeeting, dominiurn area. • i Council will consider two City Also on the agenda will be Zoning Board recom- monthly departmental reports; (Continued from Page IA) mendations that would permit continued second reading of the such closed-circuit television shows in rooms. A number of such construction of a church in an sign ordinance; report from the motels are operating in the Miami-south Flori da area, he said. area zoned r esidential and patio pay adjustment committee; Herring said he has information linking the Carlo Gambino homes in a condominium zoned amendment to the PU!) cr syndicate crime family to pornog ra phic films in Brevard County 3.-Ca, buili in A uscawilla di nance; reso lution for light 1k said adult bookstor,s in central Florida have also been Planned Unit Dev e Develt l opmen t pole fees and the mayor 's discovered linked to a distributorship in Atlanta that he says is (ice. 'controlled by organized crime." "The State Attorney's office, law enforcement agencies and the May Add $18 To Bills Workers Votes ww- Cast At Top TALLAHASSEE (AP) A "Tax Sunset" bill to require that all state taxes be periodically repealed for re-examination has been proposed by Sen. Robert Graham. "The only way to reform Florida's taxes is to repeal each tax law until it justifies itself in the face of serious and complete examination," Graham, D-Miami, said Friday. Auto ee Fwr - Sunday. Nov.;. 191A—.IA AtI Let Us Put You On The Right Track To Year Round Comfort Free Estimates JCPenney lown( ) DOG ( )CAT ( )HORSE OTHER SOUTHERN AIR OF SANFORD INC. PH. 3228321 100 N. Maple Ave.. Sanford SANFORD PLAZA Open lOa.m to9p m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunda , 12 .maio3Qprn. Cala log Center Ph. 322 1 olo Store Ph. 3fl.13!3 �4' 4 Evening Hemid The Seminole Scene -;110 N F REN(iI AVE., SANFOIIFi FI.A. 32771 Ar&';i ('ode 305-322.2611 or 31.9993 It seems aChuluota businessman has developed a successful product for the funeral and burial in. dustry. Called a "catafalque," th e device is designed to replace the traditional, expensive casket. Around Sunday, November 7, 1976-4A WAYNE fl [)OYIE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHIIZN, Editor — .fl)SEPII I). VAN IIBACK I .E, Advertising Director 9 Thus a new trend in human-remains packaging — has been initiated, one which hopefully will cut down on some of the costs sssoclated with the few slaves tossed in for good measure. . ____J , IEW tage. What if this trend continues? A few hundred years from now every third building will be a highrise cemetery. Perhaps the dead will be placed in huge spaceships and la unched in to outer space. But those problems are In the fut ure and future generations will have to deal with them—if there are any fut ur e generations. It is understandable that ancient peoples, with their exotic religio us beliefs, would seek to preserve their dead for the Journey into some Happy Hunting Ground. But is what we do with our dead much different? Chemicals are Introduced to delay th e natural decomposition. Th en the bodies are dressed up and Put in a heavy met al container, which is placed inside of a heavy concrete vault, which is buried underground. funeral and burial industry. Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14,20; Vc;ir, $218,40 lh ,tail In Honda same as home delivery. All hrr mail \Tnth, $27i), t Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ,changes in the funeral and burial industry. In some cities, even now, there Is talk of creating "high-rise cem eteries," because of the land shor- carried the practice even farth er, burying their leaders along with personal effects, furniture and a Why the fun eral and burial industry even exists has always been a mystery to me. Although I have nothing against that industry, one has to wonder how it came about and why it The By /IUDIE MURPHY Isn't All Bad Not all energy news is bad news. If industry sources are noted, much good news can be found. 'I'he Mining Record, a publication serving the mining industry for 87 years, reveals a good many • hitc ,,f ê I IULII% to progress in me iieia of Source energy. Just recently an article gave details on a new method of developing uranium reserves. In favorable locations a system called Solution Mining appears to have a great potential for recovering uranium at lower cost and with very little disturbance of the environment. The method involves the injection of a leaching solution into a urani um bearing zone. The injected solution dissolves the uranium. Then the uranium loaded solution is pumped back out and is stripped by an iron exchange method. A zone can get into production in about oneFifth the time necessary for conventional installation at a considerable savings in capital costs. Beca use of this, lower grade formations can be mined economically. Operating costs are also less wi th the solution process. The demand for electrical energy is bound to increase and as industry brings alternate sources of fuels into use, nuclear plants and th e use of uranium will become of greater importance. Coal and uranium offer the best in th e shortterm picture for alternat es to petroleum for fuel, Winds, tides, solar and geothermal so urces have vast potential but cannot be figured into the energy nnH'c f. Clock - p. picture except as long-term goals. There has been a great deal of I suppose the origins of the burial indust ry date back to when primitive Indians stuffed their dead into funeral urns. And the ancient Egyptians, with their mummies, need to keep all hazards of modern living into proper perspective, The same person who decries the use Of In the future it is likely that the world's burgeoning population and the resulting shortages of space and resources will necessitate radical RAY CROAL EY '" ': '' 4., Lawmakers "-" ".' ' •y' Z' a.' .,*'.-. -, ,~' I . .. '- "f 4-' -'1 ": '' Ha Hit The Limit . , . • ',, ve i'" . ': .' •):•• , ' . j,', . i,. - '. i,i - .11 '\ . Ps . $1 — .' '.' . . ;. - . .. . : bii • kIS'r .$ . PEHsi0, fl , , / 1' . •t• 'ic :'.I'. .., li- " Competition forces prices down or It doesn't. Men and women look to the fut ure with hope, p ' startnewbusinesses,investorexpandorthey ' ' •' ':-: . • don't. It the president's pronouncements and the lawmakers' edicts suit the mood or the morality of the times, then men and women move slowly and painfully into a new era in race relations. But if the mood of the times is not identical with the new laws, the law fails, as with Prohibition. Men find loopholes, as in the payment of taxes all quite legally or in the evasion of the spirit of election laws. The best a president and a Congress can do then is to sense the mood of the nation, and make laws to fit it that are consistent with their own ideals. When they're right, as were the men who developed the white — or yellow — stripes down the center of highways to prevent accidents they hit the jackpot. Otherwise, as happened in the most recent period of price and wage controls, 'r ' ' ,;.,,,I..-,. ?..:,,i, 1. :i A!1 ;z' ; .• . ,. ., . . ' . .. .'-." ______________ FU1D ..:'; i't / :, ___________ ; • 4 , ' , (',./ . . , . - ,,g .- - . — 'E,& Speaking of wagers, Republican Commissioner John Kimbrough, who has been out of town lately on business, lost and lost big. Not only did Kimbrough pick John Grady to edge out U.S. Sen Lawton Chiles, Kimbrough, the die-hard conservative and Ronald Reagan supporter bet President Ford would come through for the Republicans. Tax Cut Kimbrough lost a similar bet to this scribe when he wagered Jimmy Carter •.•. : WASHINGTON As we head toward a new four-year term in the presidency and a new Congress, it becomes more clear each day how little the man in the White House and the Congresscando. Regardless the philosophy of the men in power. The president can propose. The Congress can vote laws. But recessions run their course. '. .,. .:'.:.'. i.,I. 'p').., '',I' I I 1~. 1 ' — ' ' ...; The only problem is Ray vows he wilt pay off in peanuts not dollars. JR. -• -..- . ELTURE ___________________________________________________________________________ Proposal WASIIINGTON — InSeptemberoflastyear, Ronald Reagan proposed cutting everybody's personal federal Income tax 23 per cent by systematically transferring $90 billion worth of Washington-run programs to the states for funding and authorization. It was said by some, however, that Reagan's idea ought not to be taken seriously beca use it was quit,- obvious the governor had simply taken leave of his senses. Reagan's "program of creative federalism for America's rd cent ury" was denounced, by some, as a pie-in-the-sky pipedream typical of what you'd expect from a right-win g fanatic whose fondest dr eam was to return to the pre-1 penicillin days of typhoid fever, child labor and the Articles of Confederation. But now. low and behold, &in in Arkansas, that state's Democratic, moderately liberal, u BERRY'S WORLD NNTIOW jL]ISPOM — With Doug Cheshire's election to Herring's post, the Democrats now will have their pound of flesh. In fact, it looks like three pounds. One Is Chief investigator Jack Fulenwider, a second is Chief prosecutor Bill Staley and If you want to see the "Torn Freeman Special," tune in Channel 24 next Tuesday at 7 p.m. The show is scheduled for 30 minutes and the moderator is Channel 24's Maureen Stapelton, who is as goodlooking as she is bright. It promises to be an interesting feature, one that's sure to send ratings sky high, and if you can find the time, don't miss it. Well, warning signs have been posted now. And aluminum guardrails are on the way. Residents of Lockwood Road where the bridge is located said they warned the county before the fatal accident that the bridge was dangerous. Be that as it may, no guardrails e.isted the night of the accident. It's well lit now, though. Too bad it couldn't have been adequately cared for prior to a traffic fatality not after. — Sunday, Nov. 7, 1976—SA I L) readed Beas iew Zapped By Ruling On Teacher — — the screen, is an automatic pistol. Recognize the feeling? The election at last is over. Now all we tLiyé to do 'is survive Its various results. In the Seminole County school system, the 1976 election wasn't the source of a lot of high-impact drama. Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer ran unopposed and was restored to office without having to participate In any televised debates, splash the countryside with "Layer Leads" posters or answer reams of media and League-of-Women-Voters questions in hopes of gaining a few helpful endorsements. The same was true of Davie Sims, who reclaimed his seat representing District 3 on the school panel. The only race was in District 2, where incumbent Robert G. uBudi Feather Kris Nash outpolled female challenger Francis Jackson, 18,401 to 12,888, to earn another (our-year stint on the board. The same day the "Herr,':; World" cartoon appeared, there was a hearing in the Seminole County Courthouse chambers of Circuit Judge Dominick J. Salfi. And coincidentally, it was related to a matter which several months before had prominently involved Layer, Sims and Feather. The he -ir.gac he !dnaptaiand o camnt request for summary judgment filed by the Seminole Education Association (SEA) and two former county teachers who were dismissed from their jobs last spring. Former Oviedo High School language instructor Carol Edwards and former Jackson Heights Middle School librarian Lynette Cornelison were refused "tenure" by layer and the school board last April. The action came, the women were told, in an effort to replace them with "more experienced and better qualified" personnel. Mrs. Edwards contended that the real reason she was being discharged, despite top qualifications and outstanding evaluations from her superiors, was that Oviedo needed to keep her teaching slot open so it could move football coaches in and out. Mrs. Cornelison said she had not been given an annual evaluation by May I as guaranteed in the SEA's 1975-76 contract with the school board and added that she — — had received her dismissal notice April 21. Roth teachers filed grievances and started through the four-step grievance procedure outlined in the agreement Mrs. .A)I mIaI.uII I Ied,,LV ,,ci UIII,CU U) i,Va principal, by Layer, and then by the school board. Layer halted Mrs. Edwards' effort at step 2, mailing her hearing request back her and refusing to grant her a grieva nce appearance before the school to board, let alone before an arbitrator. The superintendent's action caine hard on the heels of the panel's narrow rejection Mrs. Cornelison's grievance. The vote at her hearing was 3-2, with Feather and Sims casting the dissenting ballots. Sims said he could not uphold the firing of a teacher by an administration which for three years had awarded her satisfactoryto-excellent evaluations. of "I have a deep feeling that there is more involved here than one side is telling," Sims declared. "Regardless of that little blue book (which contains the SEA-school board contract), I think someone has to have the moral fortitude to stand up and say, 'Something is wrong. Let's do something about it now." Nobody or too few people did that. In fact, Layer and the board next refused — — to permit Mrs. Cornelison's appeal to proceed to the fourth step in the contractual grievance procedure arbitration. Ldyel Luki Lhc utIieii Ihat as teachers on annual contract (without tenure), they had no right to grieve status and that his decision to uphold the removal of a nontenured teacher or the denial of continuing contract to any instructor could not be overturned by the school board or by an arbitrator. — — — Judge Salfi ruled Wednesday that Mrs. Cornelison has 'the right to proceed to arbitration on her evaluation grievance because the requirement for annual evaluations is clearly spelled out in the teachers' agreement. The question of whether continuing contract disputes may be decided by an arbitrator remains unsettled for the moment. Salfi said he felt from evidence presented at the hearing that the SEA's Interpretation of the agreement was correct except for one thing. School board attorney Ned N. Julian introduced an aftidavit sii,'ued by Ernest Cowley claiming that when the grievance procedure was inserted in the contract it was not intended to cover disagreements on tenure. That function, the affidavit — stated, was designed to fall under a portion of the agreement entitled "Managerial Rights" a section referred to by Salfi as "a catch-all." Cowley, now the board's chief negotiator, was an assistant spokesman on the administration's bargaining team when last year's contract was signed. SEA attorney John Chamblee protested that Cowley's affidavit was "going behind the contract. He's saying it doesn't mean — what it says." But Salfi said he could not ignore the document and directed that more information be submitted by both sides so the question might be resolved at a trial. Mrs. Cornelison's partial summary judgment represents the first chink whacked into the school administration's armor. If a trial comes next and the court finds that continuing contract disputes may, indeed, be arbitrated, the chink will widen to a gaping crack. An arbitrator's decision that Mrs. Cornelison 'and-or Mrs. Edwards were denied continuing contract unjustly and that one or both should be reinstated would rip the metal facade asunder with a resounding clang. "Fie! beholde the dreaded, darkened beastie!" lithe 'someone" Sims sought to "stand up and say something's wrong" is to emerge, ii looks like ii iiiust be in the form of the tall, blindfolded lady who carries the golden scales. Because moral fortitude isn't enough Sims and Feather found that out when they were outvoted, 3-2. And Madame Justice Is the only one who packs the punch to stun the ogre that lurks inside that armor. — Parties & Politics Longwoo 's Charter JACK ANDERSON — I The "Berry's World" cartoon that ran on Wednesday, Nov. 3 the day after the election pretty well summed it up. A balding, pot-bellied, truculent-looking fellow is sitting before his portable TV set and saying to the commentator: "I wouldn't preempt any regularly scheduled programs 1UNIGHT for more on the election, if I were you!" In the man's hand, pointed directly at ( SNAFU Jury, which was coached by Herring's office. bridge warning signs were inadequate. And, on a dark night, it was Impossible to see the bridge before you were practically on it. t — U .S. A Democrats. Remember, the clay pit in- dictments? Well, it just happened that Democrats were indicted by the Grand Yep, now it's the "Tom Freeman" talk show on television. Freeman, never one to confine himself to one profession or, for that matter, one segment of the news media, has taken to television. That happened last Sunday. The bad thing about the whole thing is the wooden structure had no guardrails. Also, the . I Computer n ot h er State Atty. Abbott Herring is subject of a lot of ire from Seminole County The body of Mardine A. Collins of Orlando was pulled from underneath a log in the little Econlockhatchee River. Police said her car slid 98 feet on the dirt road before splashing Into the river. Chalk Talk: Education ,I.r,,,'4,,,..... - As "they" say, the beat goes on. And, here in Seminole County, it's the Torn Freeman saga" that goes on. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TOM TIED mi elephant. There's a bridge east of Oviedo that county officials ought not to forget. In fact, none of us should forget it. _. "" H wouldn't win the Democratic nomination. It looks like it's just not the year for the political party that has as its symbol the After all, it's the first time you'll be able to see Tom, The TV Star. OPINION progressive, "New South" governor, David Pryor, has put forth his version of the Reagan government reorganization plan. And whether It is passed or defeated will tell us much about the possibility of reversing the trend toward centralized government power once such a pattern has been established. it What Gov. Pryor will propose to his state legislaturenextJanuayIsthatover the next tw0 they so distort the picture, in th is case the years the individual state Income tax be reduced economic picture, that grave injuries are in25 per c en t. How? By cutting off approximately flicted on many. Recove ry becomes slow and $26 million in state aid to city and county a lton painful, chance of being injured or killed ,- this based on past governments, thus forcing these governments There are observers who suggest, not wholly WASHINGTON — performance of nuclear power plants. What are his One hundred and ninety and the various school districts to ralse, allocate refer to our president as His Highness. in jest, that it might be better for us all If years ago this autumn a handful of men meeting chances of injury or death when he enters an Hamilton was a revolutionary tory. His life and spend their own tax monies. Congress were to take a two-year holiday, give automobile? In formulating his plan, which Is based on his was spent securing the nation's sovereignty, but us time to digest and adjust somewhat to the in Annapolis began a sequence of events which was to give America a soul to go with its newly on his brutally stiff terms. He regarded overriding belief "that local people know best If the pseudo experts callingthemselves mass of laws already on the books. treed body. The men issued an invitation to the 13 democracy as too important to be left to the their local problems," Gov. Pryor explicitly Already, there are so many laws, of such environmentalists" can be relegated to a place people and leadership as a province of the well. rejects several alternatives which would mean complication, it is impossible, I suspect, for any states to ineet the following year to form a more in keeping with their expertise; if the to-do. "All communities divide themselves into more Big-Government-as-usual. human being to go through a day without constitution. They were led by Alexander political and bureaucratic, fad-riders can be held in Hamilton. the few and the many," he wrote. "The first are Alternative number one would have been to breaking several. I have heard a public official check; industry will meet the needs and desires of lve the various itat a1i'nc4. and the rich and well brag as much; he bet a group of average people Maja We have not this Bicentennia l the people. people (Who seldom judge right). Give therefore the standard 10 per cent increase in their bbudgets he courn catcn any one of them breaking a law if about A. Hamilton. We have deified Thomas What the energy problem needs today is more tothe first class a permanent share in the and let them do the best the y could. But this, they'd allow him to follow them around for an Jefferson, given a sixth military star to Gen. government" says Pryor, "Is the easy way out. It Is the path of removal of obstacles and no new regulatory road hour or so. Washington, and said our proper prayers for the soft least resistance. It's another way of saying, Ilunianity was not one of Hamilton's Visitors to our country, brought here under spirit of Ben Franklin. But cheers have been few blocks set up by empire-building political spots. "Take mankind in general," he said, 'Let's not challenge what is really wrong with President Truman's Point Four program, came for the first treasury secretary. bureaucracy. 'Then we can look for big good news "they are vicious," Ills sentiments were more our system. Let's postpone it and let someone ' away with the thought that American industrial concerning energy instead of bits and pieces It figures. Hamilton was not precisely the inclined to privilege and power. In "The Man else do something about it." So, the governor superiority lay not in superior equipment or gleaned from industrial publications, in kind of man to whom even history warms. From Monticello" author Thomas Fleming rejects t his idea. our inventiveness, or even in our abundance of Robert Morris, his latter-day biographer, is recounts the evening Jefferson and Hamilton Alternative number two would be to raise the resources, but rather that it came about because kindly in calling him a "democrat with a small discussed favorite people; when Jefferson said state sales tax from three cents to four cents, of something they could only define as the 'd," a gentleman with "quasi-monarchical" he believed John Locke and Francis Bacon to be which would bring in about $100 million more to American spirit, the relationship of worker and tendencies. In fact, left to Hamilton, the U.S. of two of the finest men of history, Hamilton state government. boss, of worker and worker, and th e goals set by today might be as much a duplicate of as countered with his own idea of the "greatest man Controls each worker within himself. But this idea also has Its drawbacks, in divorced from Great Britain, and we should who ever lived" Julius Caesar. Pryor's opinion, First, the sales tax Is regressive and unfair to those least able to pay it. Fur' The computer is acknowledged to be a useful and most rcently — essential tool. thermore, such additional revenues In this large But, unchecked, it could also be a dangerous weapon. amount would only cause another surge in the of growth of Arkansas' government. Says Gov. A commission established in Washington to recommend Pryor: laws to regulate electronic tranfers of funds has been warned of the potential for large-scale invasions of individual privacy A "We' would see the expansion of new when cash and checks have been replaced by the electronic programs, new state employes, and new offices payment system. and agencies. We would find that government Is WASHINGTON The military brass have knots." The computer memory bank upon which the system sent to Alaska to work on the pipeline. More removed another step from the people. We would the compulsive habit of rushing ahead with new Most enemy planes, unfortunately, fly faster 80 per depends will, according to privacy experts, make possible cent of them were funneled through the be setting Into concrete the wrongs of the past. weapons before they have been proven. This has than 250 knots, It is also unlikely that they would "unprecedented (cats of surveillance" by government agencies National Pipeline Welding School in Tulsa, Okla. To Impose an additional sales tax would be to resulted in a staggering accumulation of ar- cooperate withthe gunners by flying in a and private firms. straight A quality control Inspector who visited the iti surrender to the belief that government has mamnent,s that should never have been built. line without maneuvering, Alan Westin of Columbia University said the data banks in July, 1975, reported to his superiors that the grown out of control. We would be admitting that S The multi-billion-dollar wastepile of dubious, would be able to locate individuals at any moment and track Against "a non-maneuvering target flying at poor quality of the welds on the pipeline could be we are powerless to stop it. lilt is sent to my and canceled weapons has largely 450 knots," the effectiveness of the Vulcan drops their movements, develop spending and savings profiles and traced directly to the attitude at the school. desk, I will veto any additional statewide sales been hidden from the taxpayers who put up the desparingly to a mere 5 per cent. This means a "identify their money-based political, religious, civic and sexual money. For the brass hats also have the habit of squadron of Other pipeline welding inspectors also affairs." supersonic jet planes, taking hiding their mistakes under the secrecy So, what's wrong with more new state complained to Alyeska that the school was stamp. evasive measures, could fly in complete safety The commission in Its report to Congress must recommend The story of the Vulcan anti-aircraft gun Is over a field of Vulcan sending welders to Alaska who hadn't met the programs, new offices and agencies, and more anti-aircraft guns. Even strong safeguards to protect privacy in the coming cashless era. tough American Petroleum Institute standards. state bureaucrats? Well, a lot of things, in Gov. typical. It's an embarrassing story, which, -subsonic planes could probably avoid being shot therefore, has been classified. There Is no down. One inspector called it "the worst welder quality Pryor's judgment. And it's here that Pryor legitimate reason, however, for withholding the sounds very much Like Reagan. He observes: control job I have ever seen on a pipeline." vet But that's not all. According to the classified some officials, who facts from the public. wanted to tighten the Start. "This choice of local destiny was placed as study, the Army considers the Vulcan's range dards, were fired from their jobs. The Vulcan is a six-barrel, galling-design, the cornerstone of our American freedoms. It "inadequate under many tactical situations" millimeter gun mounted on armored personnel Significantly, the National Pipeline Welding accounts for the founding of our states and cities its 20-millimeter ammunition "too small to carriers. With a great show of urgency, the School Is run by the Pipeline Welding Union, and the settling of America. But somehow we Army rushed the gun into production in the mid- provide sufficient lethality for consistent airLocal 7. This single local has a near-monopoly have lost our way and have grown too dependent 1960s. It was certified as suitable for combat in craft destruction." on our government. We have tried to solve our on pipeline welding jobs in the United States. On top of all the,se handicaps, the Vulcan is May 1972. The welders are a flamboyant breed who problems at the top rather than at the bottom." also a "fair weather only" weapon.. In other wear colorful caps and thick-heeled cowboy Yet a classified General Accounting Office co Arguing that the state government should — study chargs that "Performance deficiencies words, It would be effective only against slow boots. They maintain a tight, clannish mernairliners flying In a straight line In broad "eue being a parent and beconie Instead a relating to accuracy and reliability were bership. In Alaska, they clashed wi th the partner," Gov. Pryor, who served threeterms waived" on the promise that improvements daylight. Teamsters who control most of the Jobs on the as a U.S. representative, says: ld be forthcoming. PLAGUED PIPELINE The Alaskan pipelines, In some of the isolated construction wouThe Army began to workon "Unless we take a bold, new approach and Pipeline, the great oil artery now being grafted camps, fierce, violent rivalries broke out betanlwovements, These are supposed to be ready face our problems now, the demands into the Maskanwilderness, been plagued by ' ween the two unions. will far in 1979. Yet the anti-aircraft gun has been in.. scandals. outrip our ablutytopay. 4 But Alyeska is treating the powerful in order and we mot take a stand. tegrated into our defense system, meanwhile, We exposed the worst one; we reported — . . I have despite "ni,merous performance problems in. an estimated I.E possible welding defects that Oklahoma union delicately. The construction watched our government expand on both a were consortium is afraid that the cowboy-booted volving effectiveness, reliability, availability buried under the pe federal and a state level. In fact, we have seen an north of the Yukon. welders could slow down the entire project. and maintainability.,, It Is costing Alyeska, the pipeline builders, FORD AIRLIFT After we wrote that the unbelieveable growth in size and scope. Even after the improvements are completed millions of dollars to reinspect the work. giant Thiokol chemical firm twice "But the greatest danger is not necessarily i in three years, they ,,will not overcome the n We sent our roving reporter, Hal Bernton, to President Ford's sun Jack in a company ferried plane, this expansion itself. After all, our people want weapon's major performance problems," the Alaska to investigate the story on the spot. we were told by usually reliable sources that the more servlcei. _________________ The danger Is In a parallel fL study warns. Posing as a laborer, he got a job on the pipeline, plane also had been made available to Ford shrinking of the people's vokr In making those The Vulcan Is supposed to shoot down at. For two weeks, he watched the costly painful himself. deClSlOflJ that affect their everyday lives. tacking enemy planes. Yet Its "destructiofl work of uncovering segments of the pipeline to 4~?A(6~~ The White House concedes the Ford family ,. . y L "As probability," as the ernerts refer to its ability to check V.-.- quality of the welds, result of this expansion, a deep was flown from Salt Lake knock down planes, no more than 13 per cent City to Sun Valley, frusts'ation has set In. People feel that governNow we've learned that the welders may not Idaho and back by Thiokol, but eys It was 10 "against a ncn-m uver1ng target flying at 250 have been adequately certified before they were 12 has moved beyond their grasp. Together, years ago while Ford was in Congress. or ment they see an absence of accountability," nuclear power on the basis of danger, will th ink nothing of getting into a car and riding anytime, anywhere. While he is in that car he is in thousands of times more danger than he would be if he were working right in a nuclear plant. As a user of nuclear power, the person has zero Ray, the school system's and possibly the area's last Mid-Victorian, took it all in stride. He even took in stride the bet he lost That's what Cheshire plans to do reward his friends and punish his enemies. It's as simple as that. — Layer's secretary. Another ' . '.' . ,. D. LOFTON, enemies. "One peanut looked so lonely that I had to put two," remarked Pat Warren, '' ;' I..". ' JOHN a third is still unnamed. All three persons, Cheshire says, will have to go. lie Is firing the three Herring staffers. That may sound cruel and heartless, but it's not. It's just politics as usual. And in politics one of the cardinal rules is to reward your friends and punish your was elected President. Two peanuts. That's right. Perched on .Pay's desk were two peanuts, placed re, of course, to let Ray know that another year has gone by and he has picked the runnerup in the Presidential election. me as a result of a wager we made on 1he0 race. — scare tactics used by "environmentalists" in regard to nuclear power. Here again is an area where people There is something strange and unnatural about that process. ! Nuts To Ford Backers scnooi Supt. Bud layer's assistan t, Ralph Ray, got a surprise when he strolled into his office the day after Jimmy Carter The fact Is, right now th e high cost of dying Is a real and pressing problem. As usual, those who can least afford it are hit th e hardest. It is somet hing to think about, but fun erals and b urials are subjects most people choose to ignore until they are forced to confront them. flourishes in Its present form. Energy News 'Ca rter W'sns 10 Every few years when Langwood goes through another period of strife and turmoil, persons who consider themselves political experts point their finger at the city's 1924 charter as the cause of the problems. They say that the city needs an updated charter to give the mayor more power, or to make the office of city clerk appointive rather than elective, or to define the mayor's power or the council's power and more recently to have a city manager form of government. "The charter's to blame," they say. The most vocal proponent of a new charter, at this time, is Mayor James R. Lormann. He insists the city needs a manager to get things done and that a new charter Is an absolute necessity. A few years ago, a city council that worked "in harmony" with the mayor of that time, decided that the city needed a manager and agreed that mayor could do the job. So, they adopted an ordinance giving the mayor additional authority and a salary to compensate him for the job. When a new city council was elected Including as a member June Lormann Mayor Lormann's mother, now serving her second term. The opinion of that governing body was that the mayor did not 46ed more power. The ordinance and salary were repealed. When the city fathers attempted to push through a new charter a few years ago, including a provision that the mayor would be the chief executive of the city, a member of the council and council chairman, and making the city clerk's office an appointive one, the people voted It down. A second time in recent years, a charter committee came up with a new charter and opposition was so hot and furious that the council didn't dare place it n referendum. Does the mayor's office have insufficient power and should a city manager be IDonna Estes hired" Jim Lormann's Late father, A. R. i Al) Iorriiann was the mayor of Longwood for 10 years, dying in office The city was smaller then ard he not only did the mayor's job, but personally wrote many ordinances and resolutions. lie was respected and effective as a spokesman for the city, not only in Longwood, but throughout the area. He was not heard complaining that he needed more power. He just did the job. The city could hire an administrative assistant and give him specific tasks to do without changing the city charter. If the governing body wanted to ease the corn flict of power between the mayor's office amd the council chairman's office, that also could be accomplished. The mayor's office is a charter office and cannot be changed except by a change in the charter, approved by the people. Meanwhile, there is no authority in either the city charter or any ordinance for the city having a council chairman. And, since there is no authority for the office to exist, there Is also no power given the office The mayor could chair the council meetings, if the council chose to permit him to do so. The city clerk's office, according to the charter, is an elective one, but the charter sets out her power only in general terms. At one time she was the city voter registrar, handled all city funds, all public records and took minutes of the meetings. The city now has an accounting department tiandlitu. ('It tunL' Ind the county supervisor of electitin, haiidle:, voter registration. lithe governing body wanted someone else to take the council minutes they could do so simply by hiring someone. City (Jerk Onnie Shumate's daughter, linda Martin. has been assisting voluntarily with taking minutes of meetings in shorthand for some time. Is the city's problem really an antiquated charter' Or, is lAmgw(od's problem the fact that like all human beings, some of the city officials happen to be strong personalities with firm opinions while others are not as strong and thus can be overwhelmed Ly their colleagues' OUR satisfied with the way your money is being spent, write your representative, United Way Boss particularly those on the house Thanks Givers Appropriations Committee. Especially As 1976 Campaign Chairman for the United Way of Seminole County, I want to extend my personal thanks to the people of Seminole County for their support of this fine endeavor. Thursday evening, Oct. 28, 1976, we celebrated a true victors' when we announced a total of $198,244 in campaign contributions with more to come. Our goal was $186,279. It is impossible for me to list the names of all of the organizations, businesses and individuals, who gave of their time and mor.ev to provide the funds which our agencies need so badly. I also want to thank the news media whose support contributed greatly to The general elections are over for another couple years. But ever)thlng is just now revving up for municipal elec- meeting and surpassing our goal. J. G. Hartwig 1976 Campaign Chairman tions Dec. 7 in five of Seminole's seven cities. United Way of Those defeated in the general election Seminole County, Inc. are taking their losses in good humor. Former County Commission Chairman Greg Drummond, a few days alter his loss to State Rep, Robert (Bobby) Hattaway )D-AltamonteSpring,$), was asked to what 'Supervise Those he attributed his defeat. Citizens, you have hired men to construct the channel that will guide your life the next two or four or six "To the fact that my opcmnent received more votes than I did," he said, smiling. Drwnmond had been making his home in an apartment in Casselberry during the last days of the campaign and was rather happy to move back into his Island lake home with his wife. Jo and son, (iris Drummond had planned to rent .in apartment large enough for his farritl when he had more time, if he was chosen by the people. 1 really don't enjoy being center' stage," he said, adding that he doubts he will seek public office again READERS WRITE You Have Hired' Editor: years. Money and supervision being prune factors in any construction project, it will be necessary that we exercise close supervision over those you have hired to look alter the financing of this your chanrel building project representatives in congress. Section 7 of Article I of the Con— stitution says: All bills for raising revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives; but the Senate may Propose or concur with amendments as on other bills. S00000!, if you are not the chairman! Did you think your labors were done when you voted? By no means, it is lack of supervision of the "hired hands" in the past that is r.sponsible for most of our national debt. You must do the supervision or you will "be another day older and deeper in debt" and "your want will come as an armed man" Citizen Alert! by fund for Elimination of Asvnesia. S.B. "Jim" Crowe Executive Director Star Route 32765 Sanford 'County Paid Hattaway Cousin' again because the claimant was a cousin of Hattaway, and was not present to explain the claim or to be questioned. The county must have insurance to cover such claims. Mr. hlattaway took the time of everyone to make the claim for his cousin and voted on it, then stated perhaps he should not vote at which time the claim was approved by Commissioners Vihien and Williams clearly the Old Buddy Act and a clear rip-off of the taxpayers. Thomas T. Tuck Chuluota — Good Neighbors All Editor: On behalf of a friend who is very Ill, I wish to thank a concerned neighbor who began a series of events which probably saved a life a few weeks ago. And I would like to thank the management of Geneva Gardens, the Sanford police, the fire department, the Editor: On Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1 attended a ambulance service and the doctor. county commission meeting with Mike Also, the telephone answering service Hattaway acting as chairman. He which relayed the messages. brought op a claim by a cousin of his for The combined efforts of all these $325 for damage to a palm tree by a people had the patient In the emergency county survey crew. Mr. Lavender, the room inside approximately 20 minutes. Highway Superintendent, was asked to It is comforting to know that dedicated explain the matter. Mr. Lavender people with compassion End dignity are explained that it would cost the county available at all times. $350 to replace the tree. He also stated V. Woodard the frond that overhung the county Sanford right-of-way that had been removed for a cleai sighting by the survey crew I Letters to the editor are welcomed for could not be considered more than slight damage, and if the tree were publication. All letters must be signed. viewed now it had completely with a mailing address and. If possible, a tele phone camber to the Identity of the recovered. Mr. Vthlen asked if the survey crew writer may be verified. The Evening was negligent in removing this frond Herald will respect the wishes of writers ° do not want their names In print. The from the palm tree, and stated that negligence would have to be established Evening Herald also reserves the right to 'ii order for the county to pay the claim, edit letters to eliminate libel or 10 conform The county then voted to pay the to space requirements, claim a clear rip-off of the taxpayer — �4A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Nov. 7, ;97 4' Evening Herald, Sanfoj, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 7, 176-7A 4 W.DBRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF WHOLE & IN CRYOVAC V I CE) BONELESS ROUND L BEEF 09 ••., PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, COLLIER, VOLUSIA, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION $139 .,,less Beef Eye of loast Round t c,neIen B.ef Round 989 Is. . • • • LL Rump Roast . • Cube Steak • . tJ • s 59c Beirut Forces Trade Fire CHUCK INCLUDING 7 BONE CENTER CUT BONELESS BEEF h purc ase exc l. I W-D BRAND REGULAR, ALL BEEF OR THICK SLICED 99c Stew Meat LB U S CHOICE BC E E BEEF CHUCK • LB. $119 Bologna W-D BRAND SKINLESS SMOKED Roast Sausage LB CHOKE 80 E ES BEEF CHUCK 69 1 . . . W.D BRAND TI-lICK-- IN THE PIECE— SiIJr. Steak : 99c ... Sausage . . BEIRUT, Lebanon AP) )-'B . BAG 99c gs. . . . Astor Coffee CARl. BRM)BURV Creamer PKG. Carl Bradbury, 84, of Old Orlando Highway Sanford died Friday morning at Florida Hospital, Orlando. Born in Carrollton, Ga., he came to Sanford in 1913. He was retir ed S from Seminole County Schools from the maintenance department. lie sas a member '$of Christ United Methodist Church and Modern Woodmen WINN DIXIE STORES. INC COPYRIGHT — 1976 SDA k DRY OR PINK HEINZ GENUINE .,- $ 99 FOOD H ) CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL DILL PICKLES CHAMPAGNE SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY CORN Wine . . • • • • • 01"e & . Spinach 69 • . . . 3 Nite Light • • • Funeral Notices Funeral ry cc icr Carl flfedt.ury, ei, Of Old Orlando Highway, San lord, who died Friday in Orllndn, will be held at 10-30 a m - Monday, a? the graveide in t,aevew Cemetery with Rev Daniel Sain officiating In lieu of flow ers. contributions may be made to Chri s t Methodist Church or a favorite charity Brisn Funerai Home in Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Winnie Bradbury, Sanford; son. Robert, of Sanford; — - --- BRADOURY. CARL— charge WEATHER 46.0.1 S CANS flutty Mud St.o.. & Mushrooms (.. Pickle Fork . I I Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements of America. — JAR $379 GREEN BEANS BUTTER JAR n CUT MM COUPONS 419 6ox.89c1 CANS1 28.0L1 ' FIFTH V DEEP MONTE I three grandchildren and two great-grandchildr en. • . • . . WE 4CCEp ANDRE' COLD DUCK OR Leftist Moslems AREA DEATHS SWIFTS PREMIUM 1' Braunschweiger 69C Sizzlean - and right-wing Christians raided across front lines in Beirut and traded rocket and mortar fire Saturday. Syria warned that its 20,000 troops in Lebanon were ready to move into the capital and force an end to the fighting. IL JAR W.D BRAND BAG, HOT OR MILD. 20 FFEE 9 9 O w ith $3.00 C ImI -- s CHOICE huck Steak MONTRE A L (AP) — Two inmates held two guards hostage Saturday at the Laval prison and demanded a transfer to another facility from the maximum security prison, scene of a prisoner rebellion in September. 9Qc LB. Hindquarters W-Dftrond Bak ng Hens Inmates Hold Guards Hostage Quantity Rights Reserved LEG MA I fl a 2 • • • • TURKEY T HRIFTY 1 j GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) Talks between black and white Rhodesian leaders ended the week deadlocked and thepresidents of five black nations bordering Rhodesia scheduled a weekend meeting in Tanzania to discuss the situation Hiclrvy 5 -"t SI..d Bacon QUICK FROZEN PLANT 'A' _ _ Blacks Plan Meeting In 89 , PRICES GOOD SAVE j4 Rhodesia Talks Stalled, 9" ' PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR IN BRIEF BACON SLICED BDr..I!st Bee f Pr nd 959 WORLD HICKORY SWEET BONELESS STEAK L B. LB. -. ' $1 29 3M te,o, 18.22 9. AVG. I -: W.OBRAND Iftj USDA CHOICE BEEF BOTTOM ROUND BONELESS ROAST BOTTOM :. P 174 W•D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BOTTOM ROUND 919 . . '. 89c Saturday's high 70, Sundays a.m., 8:08 p.m., low 1:17 a.m., low 46 1:51 P.M. Fair and cool, with highs Port Canaveral: high 7:32 around 70, and lows In the upper a.m., 7:32 p.m., low 1:10 a.m., 40s. North to northeast wluth 1:37 p.m. 10-15 m.p.h. B.a)'port: high 12:34 a.m., SUNDAY'STIDES 2:01 pm., low 7:3 a.m., 7:32 Daytona Beach: hIgh 7:52 p.m. . - GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS ICE MILK HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING I DEEP AP SOUTH GRAPE JAMri OR JELLY 1. THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS POTATOES I DOC n IV 5 DA%p 1 LBS. HALF UAL5. - 12 I CORN Dt.ncon lr'e% Bet,.u. Muffin Mix •. 75 "4G i] 10 EARS ORANGE JUICE 99c,,4 ( (THREE 6C . HEINZ KETCHUP 5 ANS 99c $100 TASTE 0' SEA ALL VARIETIES ORANGE JUICE . $ 00 GIN S. I ..I., IDrinks I • • • 2 $100 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA BAG Hr,.tt Fresh Yellow SHENANDOAH APPLE CIDER Onions c 99 •... 3 9.oT. 1A PKG. A 69 MORTON ALL VARIETIES FRUIT ORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT 816. DINNERS , W 49c CANS W Drinks 2 LBS. BORDEN'S I-Il-C F,1.t 12-oz. Chr WAFFLES ;g:: $100 4 Q $1. - 12-es. CANS OR) - QUART DRINKS . . . . . . DOWNYFLAKE HOMEMADE POTATOES — — ASTOR GRAPEFRUIT OR -- 2.- U. S. NO. 1 SWEET OMNI (lull oor I HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA YELLOW 1B.oz. JARS $9199 ALLFLAVORS RED DELICIOUS APPLES 4 99c MINI 1 PIES 4 6/2ox. - - COUNTRY SNIPPING — SUPERBRAp4 QUARTERS City officials and businessmen were on hand Friday wh e n the Country Furniture Store opened its doors on West First Street one mile east of I-I in Sanford. Among them. Mayor Lee P. Moore cutting the MARGARINE 4 ribbon to open the new business a Country Furniture owners Peggy and Phil Deere happily look on. 1-LB. PKGS. M-1041 Corn QI - 69c Margarine Whp Soft Bowl Margarine . . . 69c Do , f r .1, . . .. . . C . ip Cream • . • :. NK / A JUDGE - .'\ ••*S $ 1'S !I,4',1. 15 F OR (\HAPPYBIRIHOA, $100 \ It O t4l e'01 D EEP ( SOUTH \ I Ail \Bf,o N0VENBER 1976" / (CHUR ~H.!iVITT OF ') •'--' . . i _% ,'t 4J '• 1 p.m. .-.'. / 'TO / BARBECUE U 1. I qt I FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SAN FORD SAMOS 419 E. FIRST ST. 3 1 SALE ENDS WEDNESDAY! OPEN DAILY 9 AM TO 9 PM OPEN SUNDAY 10 AM TO 7 PM - SHOP EARLY SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT LOW, LOW PRICES �Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 7,197A Only Seminole Fails 111 irfi V fuatfl r:& ftlt2 itlir' Little it:ic' fell' fIUI ftht1 I'll" ft,t1 r:iLIttle I':!' furPe LU.•'tt tum" ftlrft ::," L,'tt nun Ititfi ftiri r:i" fiitft Fur' itu" fltllt ruin hur' flirl Fur: ftsr'e It ffttll F:v' L11I Fir' ftltf IslipI FirFur flt:t Fur. Ffl" frrrz, -' IjI LtIllI Lir1 :' deserves its first postseason the five-play, 78-yard drive. The (la.s AAAA-Dist -j.,j 5 football first of three conversion kicks playoff berth in the Sanford by Charles Higgins made it 7-40). If queen Terry school's history. Fleet-footed Wyman Jackson O'Uair's teeth were chattering Led by ace halfback Tim brought the Greyhounds when they crowned her at Haines, who caught a pass For roaring back at the start of the halftime, one touchdown, ran for a second second quarter with a 44-yard Gooseflesh danced up and and passed For another, the dash to the Seminole 20. The down the legs of the Lyman undefeated Seminoles chalked same play, an option pitch to cheerleaders as they leaped up scores in each of the four 1'u'knn s,rnl,rs,j left t'n,i pr,rnn,i d yelled on the sidelines. periods to hand Lyman its first down at '; Stiff fingers led to several seventh defeat in nine outings. visitors' four yard stripe. dropped passes and a pair of "It was a good game," Tribe Quarterback Bob Burkhart fumbles inside the five yard line chief Jerry Posey said af- then misfired on a third pitwhich cost the Greyhounds two terward. "I think we played chout attempt and the first-half scoring chances. four good quarters of football — Seminoles dived on the loose About the only thing at for a change. We got out in front ball at their nine. Frorn there Lyman Stadiurn Friday night in the first half and we stayed Itedskin signal-caller John that wasn't chilled by 50-degree ahead in the second half." l.ittoru marched the Tribe 91 temperatures and a brisk The contest was scarcely four yards in 10 plays, aided by an ceze blowing across the minutes old when Raines burst official's call which returned ,ridiron was the visiting through a spacious hole at left the football to Seminole after Seminole High football team, tackle and outsped a pair of Lyman had apparently The Seminoles turned On the Lyman defenders into the end recovered a Fumble at the heat early in the first quarter zone. The 160-pound senior visitors' 48. and ground out a methodical 27- scatback's 27-yard end sweep 0 victory to look every inch it two downs earlier had triggered (Continued on Page 281 Golden Age ri',p, :$ r:.1 rill flirfi cur' tIlliri Fur' it'll Fll i:rft liii?' lIrli FZi ui.'ll i:rt Fl1 ttu.l, nil.. ful!fl F:i iltfi u:us Vu fiurfi ru' .•I :;- :'tl I;r. :tI t:ii" 'ti -• "II Eir' 'I 2U 1I131111 'ft him 't trun t Iloilo. ••': 11. 'It rive U1 Check with Georqe St"aw*7, Wk:I "n Ca, %. selberry too. YOU'VE HEARD US TALK ABOUT IT FOR YEARS, typewriters adding machines office supplies all at low. low prices. Come and see' AND NOW WE'VE DONE IT!. . . WE HAVE rz' '' During our Grand Opening Sale, November 8-20th, our store in Casselberry will be open from 9 a.m to 9:00 p m Monday through Saturday: Our store in Orlando will maintain its present hours, 8 30 am, to 6:00 p.m.. Monday through Saturday Both stores will be closed all day Sunday OPENED OUR FIRST BRANCH STORE' r i:ir :' itn' I hW' That's right! George Stuart has opened a new store in Casselberry . and, it s easyto find! Our new store is right acrossthe street from the Seminole Plaza. The exact location is 520 South Hwy. 17-92. Just north of State Road 436 very near the Altamonte Mall and 1-4. Very convenient' trirti Fir mil Mir Ml cii" Iil Fil' tuLil Fim:' fhsr{* rw' ItIrto CIA.turf, 'ir' 1W.01 FUr tu nu-' flirt, Fur tel?!, Fur tert, itli flirt, V.1. Remember our 'Grand Opening Sale is now in progress at both locations . . in downtown Orlando and at our new store in Casselberry' We're really proud of our new store, and we want you to join in the celebration' So, we've put together an unbelievable "Grand Opening Sale . just for you , Many, many items are on sale right now. . . luggage, calculators, office furniture, So , . when it comes to office furniture, office machines or office supplies, check with George Stuart, Florida s largest business supply department store for all your office needs . now in Casselberry. too' IMP CAI turf, furt ftl::u Vu ftirft Itil AN ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR I Cur I hUr. IF :tiLr UJft • Wit nifI UOOR PRIZES! DOOR PRIZES! DOOR PRIZES' FREE* WITH $10 PURCHASE AT CASSELBERRy STORE ' That's Hight! Starting Monday morning, November 8th, George Stuart s is giving away a hand-held electronic calculator absolutely free to the first 1.000 customers making purchases of $lO or more at our new Casselberry store. It's perfect for balancing checkbooks, figuring budgets, checking shopping expenses, helping with homework. taxes, and more! We are really proud Of Our new store and we want you to join in the celebration So we ye put together an unbelievable Grand Opening Celebration including hun. dreds of door pruzcs just for you' REGISTER IN PERSON at Our new store at 520 South 17-92 in Casselberry Loaded with features, the handy Novus 823-1 adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides. It has a storage memory, per cent key. automatic constants, a full-floating decimal system. And a bright, easy-to-read 8-digit display. Optional AC adapter available: (Batteries not included 'Minimum $10 purchdse required Limit one to a c u ston,L.r Phone and Mail Orders not eisgiie .) ONLY 1,000 OF THESE CALCULATORS AVAILABLE! 1 , r;tft V.4.' RILe hur !t rur curt, t';i" :ri rmr i4?f* hun iiun urfs iiun (it(l GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION NOVEMBER 8th THROUGH NOVEMBER 20th MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY CASSELBERRy STORE ORLANDO STORE 520 South Hwy. 17-92 133 East Robinson Stree Casselberry. Florida Orlando, Florida 9:00 am. - 9:00 P.M. 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 0 99 f o IV 0 ('ver 500 items will be given away during this 12-day Grand Opening Celebration Desk Name Plate. Portfoi,o List Finder, Art Set. File Folders, Envelopes, Shears Stapler Wastebasket, Scales. Clock. Drawing Pen. Address Book Thermometer, Dictionary. Photo Album, Markers. Household File, Guest Book even a Teddy Bear Set' And there are many many more So come on in join the ce ion' itwt 'rft itun :11t itlin ori :wt i..ft hhit :o'i :ziri rur :"Tt' itian cut 11, to run rft i:iw ,:tt, ituit lebrat 0. DOOR PRIZE RULES SI! r:t ur A $'fI itLLI Our new store IS easy to find Vu tIdie recently ramodelej true Western Auto store. ri,'1 acrcssthe Street from the Seminole Plaza in Casselberry The exact location s 20 South Hwy 17.92, lust north of SR 436 very near the Altamonte Mali and 1-4 Ufl :.rff ru.' Jfl Lt!ti itw ni's., hzifl eor 1 itW1 t un Here are just if few of the grand prizes Filing Cabinet • Executive Chair Boo.kshel'1y, • Office Machine Stand Foldiriq • Electric Copyholder Sate • Portable Typewriter Coife,rrssai.r • Electronic Calculator Collator • S50 Gift Certificate Recorder • Gold-Filled Pen Set Storage Cabinet • Professional Drawing Kit Office Desk • Lateral File Cii,ir' r*iz Irt ttji REE e uart GEORGE STUART. INC 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET • ORLANDO. FLORIDA 32802 520 SOUTH HWY I7-92 • CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 (305) 843-7700 1 Register in person as often as you wish at our new store. 520 South 17-92 in Casselberry To be eligible, persons must be at feast 18 years of aqc,r No purchase required Door prizes will be awarded daily at 7:30 P.M. at the new Casselberry store only. You do not have to b present to win a list of winners will be posted and winners will be notified by mail Most prizes can be picked up at the George Stuart Casselberry Store, however some prizes must be picked up at the George Stuart Distribution Center Amelia at Harries Streets. Orlando. Prizes not claimed by November 301h will be awarded to other winners in a special drawing to be held December No credits, refunds or exchanges on prizes Employees of George Stuart. inc and their suppliers are ineligible to win in Imp fine Ltt?:l ftifu:. tfltV. flitfi first '(/) j i4S MONDAY, NOV. 8 Opening CeremonIes 9:10 a.m. Civic Center Patio Rillards 9"$" Ball) 10 LW. Civic Center king Ceramics & Crafts; p.m.-5 p.m. Civic Center Checkers 2 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Dominoes 2 p.m. Chamber of Commerce horticulture p.m.-5 p.m. Civic Center TUESDAY, NOV. 9 I 2 - ' lriuiiiL,,,, • - - I - - •' . '4' -• - SPORTS _______ ______________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____ The second annual Golden Age Olympics gets off to a fast start in Sanford Monday with a full slate of events on tap throughout the week. One of the biggest events on the schedule is track and field competition, which will take place at Seminole High Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 12, starting at 9 a.m. Included in the track competition will be a one-mile run and dashes of 220, 440, 100 and 50 yards. The field events include the shot put (12-pound shot), discus throw, softball throw, football throw, running broad jump and standing broad Jump. All the events are open to the public and are free of charge. Another key sport in competition will be bicycle races with cross-country events scheduled for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and dash clashes on Friday. Though some poeple might not consider It a sport, you'd better not let the participants in the horseshoe pitching competition hear such comments. These entrants take the ancient art seriously and firmly believe it's Just as much a sport in trying to make a ringer as it is to can a 10-foot putt on the green at Mayfair Country Club. Horseshoe pitching will get under way at Fort Mellon Park on Saturday at 10 am. while the golfers tee it up at Mayfair on Tuesday at 11 a.m. Table tennis, or ping-pong to some, Is an art that draws a lot of participants and they'll go after the top prize at 10 a.m. on Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. Tennis is another sport that should draw well and there are three days set aside (or this competition, beginning Tuesday at 10 am. at Emma Spencer's Courts, off West 25th Street. Originally, the tennis tourney was slated for only Wednesday and Thursday at 1 p.m. each day, but it was decided to add another day and move the starting times forward because of the large number of entrants as well as the possibility of Inclement weather in the afternoon. According to the latest figures, many people have signed up for the bowling portion of the Olympics, which will be held at Bowl America Lanes Wednesday and Thur'.dsy, bcginrur.g at I pro, ead, day. Shufflers will hit the courts at the Shuffleboard Club on Saturday morning at 9:30 and anglers will test their skills in vying for the gold medal at Fort Mellon Park Saturday at 2 p.m. The entire week will be capped off with an awards ceremony and dance at the Civic Center Saturday night at 7 o'clock. The entire schedule for the Second Annual Golden Age Olympics: Bicycle Seminole" Greg Pringle forces Lyman's Wyman Jackson out of hounds By CHUCK McCLUNG Herald Correspondent One yard or a hundred, the results would have been the same. A mere 36 inches told the difference of defeat Friday night night at Lake hIoell High School, where the hosting Silver Hawks came up on the short end of a 16-li score, against ()sceola as 800 shivering fans struggled through the overtime Z. ', _____________ fectly executed block by Greg brand new baseball franchises .'\tdxitt forced the ball out of the at the American League ex 1llSiOfl draft Friday. i-nil zone and padded the hosts' Bothteamsignoredahostof lcadto8-0. Kissimmee could not draw tried and true names available - ,. _ ' - • -, . ' _________ T. __ _____ scoring blood until later in the and concentrated instead on final period. A rare Woodworth bwlding their clubs with many fumble saw the Hawks lose younger and, for the most part, .. 4 victory. With the game deadlocked 8-8 after regulation time, the "itting Knwhoys neerI.'1 but two of the four overtime plays to take t heir initial lead, with Wyman Winbush, a 170-pound . . , ' 'I t ' _________ - ___________ . • junior quarterback, diving over the left side of the goal line for - ________ _____________ the two point conversion, which . . . •. - boosted the visitors' lead to 16- 8. The Joey Clark-guided Silver Hawks then proceeded with their overtime serves, with the miniature Lake Howell quarterback completing a (our-yard pass to Clark Dickson in the end tone. Clark set up the scoring aerial with a six-yard jaunt up the middle the previous play. Then came the crucial play for the two point conversion. Clark sprinted to his right sideline in an attempt to find the open receiver, which there never was, and out of desperation, turned up the sideline, being stopped by a host of Kowboys, just shy of the one-yard line, "I had to do something," stated a dejected Clark following thc gamc," but they the receivers) were all (overed." Though the receivers were covered on the most important play for the evening, it was a ('lark aerial that set up the Silver hawk initial score midway through the first ______ _____ ___________ • hHowell I)rum Majorettes Mice Subbring, Kim Brenner huddle under blankeL ' ' possession at their own ) yard unknown players. Occasionally a familiar line, with Winbush capping the - veteran like designated hitter KLssimmee drive with a five Rico Carty, picked by Toronto, yard (lash Into the endzone. popped up, but for the mGst part A play that the hosts had halted all evening found its this draft was a farm director's with Brad Brown delight with minor league prosmeans of use sweeping C. left side on the pects dominating the selecreverse, and the Kowboys had tions. The trend was set on the very deadlocked the score with 4:13 first pick when Seattle went for remaining in regulation time. Ruppert Jones, an outA desperation pass by Clark speedy fielder from the Kansas City on the following possession org an ization. intercepted by the Kowboys He was one of our top prosJack Ford again saw the visitors knocking on the scoring pects, said Whitey Herzog, manager of the Al. West Div'ldoor. sian champion Royals. "He's a Ford attempted a 22-yard field goal with nine seconds left, player of great potential." The Mariners thought so too. but never layed a toe into it, "He was the one we wanted," with holder Bill Rousch fum - said Lou Gorman, Seattle's bling the snap from center, chief of baseball operations. forcing the game Into overtime. , He c1V play." With thlsi toss the Silver '' After the Mariners took Hawks dropped to 2-7, corncombination d eep in 1.3kv t'tiik'it quarter. pleting their home schedule for Jones, Toronto's first pick was Unwell territory The visitor again proceeded the 76 slate. Lake Howell will shortstop Bob Bailor, drafted Clark lofted a 66-yardcr ground a With a first duwit at the busts' with tight end Bob l.uhy who was game travel to West Orange next out of the Baltimore organpushed out of hounds at the 19 yard line, the Silver hawks devastation with the second week for the season finale. ization. He has spent the last Kowboy five by the visitors' forced one of the five Kowboys half, driving ilosn to the hosts three seasons with the Orioles' KISSIMMEE LAKE HOWELL Winbush. Don Schrenk capped fumbles, Winbush losing the eight yard line. Rochester affiliate ii in the Inter22 r-rsf D,3*ns One of scarce Winbush oa 301 Rushes Yards the 80 yard drive with a one handle with Mike l.acori: 26 A 4 national League, batting .311 21 Passing Yards 91 yard plunge into six point pouncing on the ball late in the aerials found receiving hands. this year. 5 22 P65s5 1 9 61 but that of Iike Howell's Chuck "Ha i i'nunø aoareive, has territory. The kick for the PAT first half. r,ci The scampy junior 03 The Kowbos FumbleS Lost were once %V o,i ii outstanding speed and excellent was off to the right and the Penait'es Yaros 61 AO Silver hawks were sitting on a again halted at the Silver hI;isk linebacker picked off the ball 220 range," said Pat Gilllck, vice before being pushed out of yard in but one K,mmee is is a a s—is president of player personnel 6-0 lead which stodd through the 19, being held to 5 0 2 0 4I4 their hounds by the dejected Knwboy Lake Howell upon plays four for the Blue Jays. We're deremainder of the half. quarterback. lighted to have him at this key Though the Osceola wishbone proceeding possession LH-- Sh rtnis I run (kck failed) But Lake Howell had to give LH-- Abbott blocked punt Out of position." With their next posvssion. picked the Silver Hawk defense for big yardage for the entirety Osceola again was halted at the the pigskin up with five yards Cfld zone The established teams proK— WirCuri I run (Browii run) teded 15 players each for the of the game, the Kowboys could 19 yard line. lake How ell being being tnustered in four plays. K- W,nbuth t run IW,ntuSli run LH— Dckson I pats from Clark first round leaving familiar not come up with the needed assisted by the clock as the half pwittng the ball out of the end' (run talee; names like Lou Pmiella, Dick Tidrow, Elliott Maddox and Carlos May of the pennant winning New York Yankees, Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair of Baltimore, Charlie Spikes of Cleveland and a hod of others open. But the Mariners and Blue Jays preferred younger, untried talent. to '0' "00' dwo rth , Cross Country 9 a.m.-II LW. -- Tanner Cribbage 2 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Golf 11 a.m. Mayfair Golf Course Horticulture (Judging) 2 p.m. Civic Center Pinochle 2 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Tennis 10 a.m, Porn 7 WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10 Cross Country 9 a.m.-ll a.m. Bicycle Billards (Rotatlon 10 a.rn.'i p.m. Civic Center Wing Bowling I p.m. & 3 p.m. Bowl America lznei Bridge & Canasta 9:30 a,m.-12:30 p.m. Women's Club furl,:., Ceramics & Crafts 9 a.m.4 pm. Civic Center Horticulture 9 a.m.4 p.m. Civic Center New Bucs - flirt. furlf Atrl.:.. liar four turn furl. Manager PITTSBURGH (APt Pirate General Manager Harding Peterson got the only Bldg. - manager he wanted. Oakland A's owner Charlie Finley got the "pound of flesh" he demanded. And manager Chuck Tanner got his dearest wish. "Mr. Finley had something we wanted and we had to pay the price," said Peterson after Tanner came to Pittsburgh for catcher Manny Sanquilien and Ping-Pong 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Civic Center Wing TennIs 10 am. Emma Spencer's CILI Dance Contest 2:30 p.m.4:30 p.m. Civic Center Patio (Re-scheduled for 6 p.m. Nov. 13 In case of rain) THURSDAY, NOV. ii Bicycle Cross Country 9 a.m.-l1 A.M. Bowling 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. Bowl America Lanex Ceramics & Crafts 9 a.m.4 p.m. Civic Center Horticulture 9 a.mn.4 p.m. Civic Center Tennis 10 a.m. Emma Spencer's Club Pancake 11a'e (unlCi's) 3 p.m. Ft. Mellon Park *. Spaghetti Supper 1:30 p.m. Civic Center FRIDAY, NOV. 12 Bicycle (Dash Event) 9 LW. Civic Center 1 p.m. Finals Ceramics & Crafts 9 a.m.4 pm. Civic Center Horticulture 9 m.4 p.m. Civic Center - V. LW!. Youth Draft Key Lone with the visitors taking NEW YORK lAP) Carrypossession at the 20. Again being halted by the irig out a commitment to youth, Lake howell defense, Osceola the Seattle Mariners and Toattempted to punt, but a per- ronto Blue Jays stocked their VN_ Ceramics & Crafts 9 a.m.4 p.m. Civic Center a. frirfi Fu. Islip Fur V.: Sunday, Nov. is 197'-1B Overtime Painful For Howell, 16-14 ( Olympics ,•, Chilled, 27mO By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer 1I.t : t i'::' Be To V.: ftirft 8100,000. "If I'm going to run a finishing school for managers, I want to be paid for it," said Finley after the bargain was struck - LUllS V.. titl V.. It" ;:;; LU'!. F.ii. Lti V;r' fur!. nu.-' flU1 VU.' urt VU." fir!, Cur Friday. SATURDAY, NOV. LI Cruquet 1 p.m. Ft. Mellon I'ark Horseshoes 10 am. Ft. Mellon Park Peterson, a 47-year-old native of nearby New Castle, was the Shuffleboard 9:30 a.m. Shuffleboard Club Track & Field 9 Lm. Seminole Ill Stadium 2 p.m. Ft. Mellon Park Angling Wee11cha1r Race 9 a.m.-Ill am. Seminole 111 Stadium * * Awards Ceremony and Dance 7 p.m. Civic Center 8.gbetti Supper $2 Each Plate All, *Awards Ceremony & Dance 11 Each person Howell QB Joe)' ('lark rears back to pass flub L,ubs' stretches for same pass happiest of the three. "Pete' called me and said let's talk contract and I said I'd sign. "This is such a great thrill. It's like a dream come true,," added Tanner who has tong wanted to return to western Pennsylvania. `Vy. �28-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday. NOV. 7. iflL 146 Tomb stones S pur Seminol By CHARLES FRASER front of the Seminole gym when players came t school Friday morning. "It said we were going to die tonight," revealed latton,who quarterbacked Seminole to its eighth straight victory. ,,One tombstone had my name on it... and that made me mad." Lyman defensive coach Bill Herald Correspondent Four mock graves played a major role in motivating the Seminole High football team in its 27-0 victory over Lyman. The tombstone markers bore the names of four SeminolesJohnny Litton, Greg Pringle, Charles Higgins and Robert Charles - and were placed in Scott speculated that Lyman Central Florida's major everybody, then everybly could have gone to halftime beats the heck out of you." passing threats. 'Pressure on with the score 14 - 13. "We be hun caused a lot of their Seminole coach Jerry Posey ourselves with mistakes." mistakes." said Lee, "and lie's described (he game as "the best one hurt dude, inju ri es all Seminole center Kenny we have played since De Land. over." who doubles as a defensive We had fo ur good quarters of lineman, admitted Seminole's And what's life of a fullback football . Instead of coming out front put a lot of pressure on all about? Seminole's Jeff with a 14-13 lead in the third Lyman quarterback Bob Anderson explains it thusly: quarter and messing aroud, Burkhart. regarded as one of "You be at the heck out of WC (lid the job." Evening Herald, Sanford, FL IN Pro Seminole Not Chilled (Continued from Page 18) Set back to the Greyhound 40 on a clipping penalty several downs later, Litton fired a pass into the right flat to Raines, who st rolled across the goal line untouched with 4:33 left in the half. Jackson spearheaded another 'Hound co meback by returning the ensuing kickoff 52 yards to the Seminole 49. Working the left side again, the 5-foot-9, 160pound speedster bolted for a first down at the 34 yard line and three plays later Burkhart hit end Danny Williams for a first-and-10 at the 19. Another pass to Williams set up at fo ur th-and-one situation - SEMINOLE 13 rst Downs 40 225 Yards Rushing 22 4 Yards Passing 7151 Passes 1 7 Fumbles Lost 331 Punts 16131 Penalties QB John Litton, left, congratulates Raines Brantlev Tr'e ns Oviea o By 2 1 -6 Seminole '0 4 LYMAN ii 72 127 73 6-23 2 5.3 629 Thompson 7 6 7 7-27 000 0- 0 Lyman — Raines 47 . uiiui iu -s (Rgg(ns kick) 5— Raines 40 pass from Litton (kick failed) &— Johnson 20 pass from Raines I run rvJI -.7 parka - -. sneiier on Lyman sidelines - By The Associated S— Edmonds 75 pass from Renaud (1 at the SerWnol,! 10, and Jackson ripped around left end fora first BY LOUIS SAPSIS . From th? time the Lions The sophomore signal-caller down at the visitors' five yard Herald Correspondent stopped t1 . Patriots opening used Randy Fowler and Tom line wiih 2:11 remaining. OVIEDO - With less than drive, w' . :h carried down to Albers on crunching rushing After a pair of line shots, two minutes remaining in the the three-yard line, up until plays to set up the scoring Burkhart and Jackson again first half of Friday's battle Haley's theft of the forward strike. It came with a 15 mile missed connections on a pit. between Lake Brantley and pass, the home team dominated and hour wind at his back and chout and the Warriors gobbled Oviedo, Patriots defensive end the action. it up at the 12 to preserve their was thrown to fleet footed Lee Haley Intercepted a Randy But once the interception Dewayne Ilonaker, 27 yards 13-0 halftime lead. Willis occured the Patriots were able away in the end zone. "Theyhurt us with the option '!'hat play didn't prod uce a to cross Oviedo's goal line in I 7.. Ilonaker was able to get aro un d the left side," Posey score for the visitors, but it did quick order, be hind the sleeping Oviedo admitted. "I don't think . . seem to turn a scoreless ball Haley brought the ball back defenders and came up with a defensive end) Higgins was ". .. 1. game to Lake Brantley's favor, to near mid-field and from that beautiful, finger-tip catch of the getting beat: his main . .. for after that the Patriots were point It took only Patriots Lyons spiral with 1:20 left in the responsibility on that is the abletogoont.oaz16wrnfo quarterback Baird Lyons three half. quarterback. It was just a ••. a cold sparse, but enthusiastic plays to take it in for the first Mark Davis booted through que st ion of some of our support gathering, score. , pulilL and Lake people Fbi g itie JOD clone. — Brantley had a 7-0 lead it never But we made some adjustments relinquished. at the half and got it The game started out like the straightened out." Patriots were going to blow the Burkhart's soaring punts Lions off the field. Taking the kept Seminole at bay in the Ricky M ann brings down Bob Bu Bu r kh art ki ck-off, the Patriots march ed tthird period until with 1:53 left, Larry -v Clark (61) in pursuit of Tim Raines — down the field with ease, before wide end Darrel Johnson made shii'ted defenders tossed the the i:tme. clubs finished th' s*'a'tn with ret't:t :;vcr ast week's their drive finally stalled on the a juggling reception of a litton Serninolt's back to the 18, but on Nu 3-0 with district battles identical ledgers. three yard line, lackluster performance versus pass over the middle, streaked the next play Litton pitched out against Daytona Seabreeze and "We made some mistakes," Lake Howell. Mixing passing and running down the left sideline, cut back to flames who lofted a wobbly Lake Brantley facing them In Posey said. "We played heads'1 thought weuntil weretonight," having a superbly, Lyons used Fowler behind a clip at the Lyman 20 aerial that Johnson nabbed with the next two weeks, the up ball for four quarters. Not morale -- and Albers on the ground, while and fled Into the end zone to a grandstind dive into the end Seminoles need only one more error-free, but overall I thought theproblem Seminole mentor said throwing to Chris Moneuse and complete an apparent 85-yard zone for a 20-0 bulge. triumph to clinch the AAAA-5 the effort was good." "Ever since we Honaker. Along with passing scoring play. beat A 76-yard pass play from playoff berth. Since Among the mistakes the Gainesville, it's been like our and handing the ball off, Lyons After the penalty brought the also rushed the pigskin himself ball back to the Greyhound 35, reserve quarterback Mark Gainesville, the Tribe's nearest Seminoles recorded were two season was over. But tonight I Renaud to Jim Edmonds competitor, suffered its one lost fumbles, one interception thought we came out and with devastating results. Litton hit Johnson on the same through the porous Greyhound district loss against Seminole, and a whopping 131 yards In played some good football. I But led by Morris Hedges, pattern for a first down at the 18 secondary wrapped up the 21-19 on Oct. 15, the local school penalties. But Posey said he felt don't know; ask me about Charlie Johnson, and Randy yard stripe. Lyman's it scoring with 3:14 remaining in would get the nod if the two there Was substantial im- again next week." Homer, the Lions defense arose to the occasion and finally * . ' ' ' ___________________ , , , - .......... etting 0 Tampa Bay Hopeful Vs. Broncos Sunday stopped the vi$itors onslaught deep in their own territory. u---' ______ - Willisthen took the Lions out of the shadow of their own goal DENVER (AP) -Not so long through came against the same it 4-4 record, is an old adversary of [lucea. field goal in the last minute t posts to deep into Patriot turf., ago, Miami and Cincinnati Denver Broncos. The drive consumed the struggled through their first Denver Coach John Ralston neers Coach John McKay when win 23-20. Kansas City had to who Tampa Bay plays has been accused of being too they coached at Stanford and hold off a fourth-period rally by remainder of the first period seasons as National Football thisGuess week? nice a guy to coach in the big Southern Cal, respectively, the Buci to prevail 28-19 last and took them to Lake Bran- League expansion teams, m uc h Th e - winless Buccan ee rs, d i,- leagues. Ralst on doesn't agree "The flues have play tley's 15-yard line. ed some week. as Tampa Bay is this year. Vic- playing a more effective of- with that assessment, and he's good football and are fully caEffectively carrying the ball tories came hard. In Steve Spurner who got off fense in recent games, visit not anxious to lend credence to pable of winning if they have a to a rocky start ,but is now for the borne team, on this time Miami's first NFL triumph Mile High Stadium Sunday to it by allowing his team to make good day." consuming drive, were Henry came against the Denver play the Broncos, who have dis- hist ory again Sunday. completing 51 per cent of his Ralston points Finny, Hurural Bell, Dennis Broncos, to Tampa's passes the Bucs have a veter an played a solid defense but a Cone and Willis himself. "We can't take Tampa Bay competitiveness the last three quarterback Morris Owens is For Cincinnati, the break- lackluster offense in compiling for granted," said Ralston, who weeks. Against Seattle, the oth- his While the Patriots were able favorite target catching 17 to block up the middle with en expansion team, the Hues passes for 200 yards and four defensive gems by Randy bowed 13-10. Miami needed a TDs. Larson. Marvin Geoff Nichols the lions found r Dolphins Hope To Stay I. A ve With 5-4 Record — Plenty of rimning room around the ends. j N ' Z" Henry Finny bulls way over tackler . The horn sounded ending the first period with the score tied at 0-0, but the game seemed to have Then Caine the second pe riod and with it, disaster for Oviedo. Bell fwnbled a off, kill ing a chance had at taking the lead from their cross-country rivals. The second half started with the Lions getting the ball. But once they were una ble to move it, how to get into the end Taking over on yard line, Lake Brantley marched do wnfield with back Edward final nine yards for the Pats smirld TI) of the night, A fumble recovery of another Oviedo miscue led to the Patriots first re It was 'a 49-yard bomb that Conthused Pate 3B) li . , . .- . .\ . •,, - . . . ... -- .5 -, -. . - -. . . Randy Willis, . -. head ' -_.; . -- dosn, plows ahead for Oviedo -, Scores 36 NEW YORK (AP) — Richard managed to t hr ow a 20-yard Todd is getting his second shot touchdown pass to David as a starting quarterback, Kni ght In the Jets' 19-14 victory , Clark Gain es is getting a shot at Gaines rushed for 119 yar ds In the record books and Miam i's that game, be com ing the first rejuvenated defense Is getting a Jet ever to achieve successive at both of them. 100-yard games since Matt The Dolphi ns, who blan k ed Snell turned the tri ck 12 years the New York Jets 16-0 Se pt . 20, ago. head Into Shea Sta dium Sunday Coach Lou Holtz announced fresh from last week's 10-3 earlIer this week that Tocic' shutdown of hi gh-power New would be sta rt ing again and England. The game evened th at Nama th would take it eas y their National Football League d ur ing this week's practices, record at 4-4 and ke pt t hem on even though Nama th said he the steadily shrinking list of po- might be healthy enough to tentral playoff teams, st art. "It's im portan t for a The Je ts are out of the picture q ua rterback to know that he is at 2-8. But winning per. go g to be in the quarterback and formanees , from Todd and will start the game," Holtz said. Ga1nes,apa1ru(rj would "Also, for Joe to become at least lift t he ir spirlis If not completely healthy on Sunday' their chances. we wi ll be better off not giving TOW made his debut as a him a lot of work this week, and darter In place of Joe Nainath Joe do esn 't need a blot work to l ast Sunday in Buffalo and be real sharp . ~ all FORMAT _______________________ w,qtw YOU 5PMk O ,flA,JOR C//AnlP/04/ NiP co,qM i/OIPIM3 OVER [cq,c,' OU/4171 1 \ Ori7/E,3U&,o?E,V- ' ow .1 "e 1 y6',q,q9 -_ _____'5 A .4ftE - C01YIP116 010f, lyxxvi~ I IF 17/A7 Co,'rF 72 1011YA9 ____f' Ni ' / / - l7'4' Ovi,q 77/i // V,4#'PO4' _rA9 A14166f 4 . 6044 ' 1 r,4Z, . , //4/ /T' 6RI.41t,T flOOfrf ,4'P/4/ /93/ /t - ON, I / O, #.4&'i'Y .' 57,' (,k47' E'VOót7,q7a7ø',V' FCo4'P/A 4-,qo,r,,' ,4164 WaIll DYZ1 2/? / / - 1396 — .4 4 A Now A Guard , For Nuggets Nets 95, Rockets 91 Braves mauled Detroit and quarter with two baskets. Bill Nate ArchIbald's 23 points snapped a four-game losing Robinzine added 17 to the David Thompson has found ii and a 16-4 burst in the third PC- streak. Kings' total. home at guard, which should be rind gave the New York Nets McAdoo, a three-time NBA Jazz 127, Spurs 119 considered a warning to the victory over Houston. The Nets scoring champion, hit his seaPete Maravich scored 20 backcourt men in the National had led by as much as 17 points son high although Detroit's Bob points in the third quarter, finBasketball Association, r the third period, only to have Lanier took scoring honors with ishing with 24 for the game, to Thompson, an All-American Houston roar back to within one 35 points. lead New Orleans past San Anforward at North Carolina point before Kim Hughes and tonio . State, was -shifted s Bulle ts 107, to g ua rd Tim Bas Celtics 104 sett scored for New Blazers 146, 76ers 101 when the Denver Nuggets ohWashington spoiled Boston's York. Bill Walton, celebrating his tamed forward Paul Silas. Frihome opener as rookie Larry' home 88, Suns 8-4 Wright hit six clutch free 241h birthday, pumped in 26 day, the high-jumping 6-foot-3 Fred Itrown's 26 po ints paced throws in the cl osing seconds to points and grabbed 16 rebounds Thompson dazzled one of the Seattle over Phoenix in a game hold off a Celtics' comeback. as Portland trounced PhilaNBA's top defe nsive g ua rds, punctuated by a fight between 'lel ph ia be fore a record Po rt Elvin hayes led the Bulle ts Norm Van Iaer, scoring a sea- (he Sun s' Dennis Awtrey and with 28 pointsland crowd of 12,823. 1 3 in the third son-high 36 points to lead the Seattle's Willie Norwood. Knicks 126, Lakers 12 1 undefeat ed Nuggets to a 9985 Phoenix pulled to within one, period-and Wright added 23. Walt Frazier scored 15 po ints victory over the Chi cago Bulls. 79-78, be JoJo White scor ed 22 po ints for d fore Brown connect ed ur ing a fourth-q uart er surge Thompson erupted for 11 for four points as Seattle out- Boston. as the New York Knicks rallied points in the fourth quarter scored the Su ns 9-I in the final Kings 11W'., Pacers 103 to defeat Los Angeles, The while Jones swiped seven two minutes. Fifteen second-half points by Knicks had squandered a 26Passes in the game Braves 122, Plstous Brian Taylor sparked Kansas point lead as the Lakers went Bob McAdoo scored 30 points City to its victory over Indiana. ahead 904. But New York ran to lead eight Buffalo players Taylor finished with 21 points, off 10 straight points to wrap up Into double figures as the and broke a 70-70 tie in the third the victory. 'Brantle DepartingSUpApre l ta * , Continued from Page 211 Have Common Bon d Detroit at Minn ta Tampa Bay at 'ver Baltimore at 51 Diego Washington at Francisco Atlantis at Sealt Pro Hod NATIONAL I- KEY LE AG I CAMPBELL CIFENENCE Patrick Di ion W L Pt5 OF GA National Basketball Association 9 2 70 EASTERN CONFERENCE 1 2 $6 SI 42 Atlantic Division 6 2 Ii 19 W L Pct. GB 6 1 13 5853 , Phlphia 1 3 371 Smyttw Di on Boston 4 3 371 — ' Louis 8 I 16 17 NY Knicks 1 1 500 ½ ChQo 7 I IS 51 43 NY Nets 1 5 414 I Vancyr 5 I 1$ Buffalo 3 4 429 I M' 9 36 59 Central Division Cob 33 7 7 0 I 000 WALES CO NFENCE N Orins S 2 714 7 Norris Dion Houston 4 2 647 2½ Mont ii i wastoon 3 1 129 4 L A e 57 40 Atlanta 3 5 375 4, 4 Pi t's 12 15 .R S Anton 2 6 250 51,2 Dirt 1 9 36 WESTERN CONFERENCE Wash 2 ç 6 Midw es t Division Adams Di Oenvr 5 0 low 10 20 51 Kan City 5 3 625 2 Butt o Indiana 4 1 500 3 Into S 13 53 3 Chicago 2 5 .256 1½ Cleve 4 tO 43 43 Detroit 2 6 250 S Friday's P Its Milwkee 7 2 2 22 5½ Buffalo 3. Washi: on 7 Pacific Division Toronto a, Atlanta2 Portland 5 1 573 — Cleveland 6. Phillphio Goldn st 3 3 .500 2 Pittsburgh A. Col3do I Seattle 4 4 500 2 Vancouver A. LosSogeles 1 Los Ang 3 1 429 2' Saturday's Gn.s Phoenix I S 161 1 Mionewla at iew York Friday's Results Islanders Washington 107, Boston 10.4 Chicago at Mont I 91 New York Nets 95, Hous ton Toronto at St L New York Rans at LOS Buffalo 172, Detroit 108 Ang,l. Denver 99, Chicago 83 Today's Gari Kansas City 117 mdi,,, 702 Ph,Iii New Orleans Ill, San Antonio Pittsburgh at Cie and 119 Atlanta at Detroit New York Knicks 126, Los Vancouver at Bo3 n Angeles 121 Minnesota at Wa 09100 Portland $16, Philadelphia 104 Colorado at Chica Se attle 88. Phoenix 34 WORLD HO EY Saturday's Games ASSOCIAT I Houston at Buffalo Eastern Di eon New York NetS at Cleveland w I. T t OF o* Boston at Washing ton Quebec 9 II a Detroit t Atlanta Cinci 1 Indiana at San Antonio t6 69 51 Birm Denver at Milwauk ee S 9 Il 56 68 N Eng 1 11 37 ij Indy 1 9 3 1 St Mm 3 5 335.1 Western 01 ion Wirwiipg 8 1 16 63 II Houston 7 5 16 49 Il Diego 5 5 12 45 47 S Phoenix 4 7 17 SO Fl Calgary 5 4 1 14 39 Edmontn 5 7 10 15 As Friday's R4 Its t'40u%to,, 9. Phoen I Winopeg 9, minnt Ta 2 New England 4, mon!n Saturday's Imes Wnn'peg at % at, B'rmingham at I trc Hous ton at San c go Today's Ga Phoenix at Minnst a Is L Edmonton at Wo eq New England at iii Lvit v Indianapolis at S D-r; - - - -. - I - - Pro Basketball NY $51 Phila Allan NYRng was thrown from Lyons to Tom s White. A mix-up in the Lions By lILA BERKOW Ali r et ir ed for as many was assigned a body guard. secondary allowed the easy reasons as there are facets of Aaron discussed in a news pape r score, as the home team Thret' sports figures who the man. Few felt that Ali would story' the possibilities of being dr op pe d behind 21-0. made an impact on American stay retired even though he shot, lie was fatalistic. Early to the four th period the society announced their reiterat ed his feelings that, Aaron po ssessed a quiet Lions finally' br oke through the rt'tlrenbent this fall. It is rare being a man of pacifism, di gnity. For much of his career _.._,_..t__.___1 ...*,___lI?._L_ . .. -oiuteuiuru, WJICII fliS Mills rusnt'u when an at hlete will make an fighting was no kinds life for he was little celebrated Once over from the three-yard line. unusual contnbution beyond him, same thong he said thr ee the nation's spotlight fell on But it was too little, too bate, the pararmieters of his field. But lights ago. Added persuasion him, however, he took adas the Patriots shut off any here we have three, and each for his decision this tune came vantage to speak out against further Oviedo offensive thrusts went out in rather characwhen he found that, in his last the injustices of the black man to win their third game of the teristic fashion. bout, Ken Norton could hurt in America. It was dignified but season. One is George Blanda, the him without his hurting Norton. it was passionate The winners are now 3-5 for antiquarian kicker, who In this ''retirement'' anAli was a man well ahead of the season as compared to the departed kicking (he didn't l)Ounct'nlcnt, one sensed that his tune, as a fighter and as an home teams disappointing want to be cut from the Oakland even if It was not true in fact, it Individual, lie could move like a mark of 1-8. Raiders, at age 49, and threw a was true in spirit. The great Ali middleweight and yet was 6-3 The Lions head Coach, Joe tantrwmi of sortsl; another is could no longer float like a and weighed 220 pounds. lie Montgomery, used every trick henry Aaron, who went out butterfly', sling ing like a bee. No, fought all the Illeanest sluggers in the book to keep his charges hitting, with a single is his l ast what he did do was l um ber like ,if his d ay' ljstun, Frazier, in Friday night's game. He time at bat. The third is a moose, paw like a bear. Foreman and triumphed. IS gained them a couple of first Muhammad Mi, whose leaveNo Illatter. The curtain must downs by first shifting from a takIng, like virtually every fall for all of us, eventually. What got the goat of many, Jai- Alai normal set-up to punt formation other aspect of his career, was however, was his stand on Blanda. a, more than an O RLANDO SEA OLE and having Willis to give the a'swirl with controvers y , athlete in history, demon- ixiletics and religion and race. FRIDAYS RE LIS Lio ns a first down. But even this For none of the above is stratetl l'icasso's dictwn t ha t After winning the heavyweight FIRST ECh Cido üproved not enough, as his team retirement now news. Blanda "Yiiutti has 110 age." Blanda 1iflt In 1964 from Sonny lJston, 19 40 900 3 10 , 2 Ead .svi 141 5 went down to defeat be ca use of and Ali had retired be fore, retired in 1960 from the Mi announced he was a Black 310, 3 UrZa Miguel 1 4 20 Q (3 57 60 P 13 11 170 10 mental and ph ysical errors. while Aaron had been National Football L&'ague, but Muslim, reputed then (a be a SECOND - 1 00 ngoAlberdi Twice they burned with long suggesting for the last couple returned wheti the blats militant religious sect, tn 10504 20 4 20, 2 Miguel Ill AmerIcan TD passes that should never years that the season coming up I-")tballI,eague was organized All's stand on not stepping 7003 00. 3 Echano Ji III 470 a :i 2) J9 60 P 1211 II I DC) I)? have been caught and several of wouhl be his last. f how the pulse beat when in o rwar d in the draft, soured moo their drivers were stopped And all followed Dylan 4 THIRD - I Ica 81 I S (51 1417 the waning, dusky moments of others who, apparently, because of foolish fouls. Thomas's advice, whether they a football game, Blanda was preferred hi.' follow the 660 350; 2 Larri Ai di 161 S 10 ?S03 Domingo Eiorz I, 1000 13 Their last game of tile year is were aware of it or not: "Do not called in to save the day. The hypocritical route of many 61 6210, P 1361 192 next week in Apopka. go gently into that good night. camera zoomed in 115 the other athletes who Joined the FOURTH I N ui Jai (ill Quiola ii Rage, rage against the dyin g of elderly, leathery hands pull ed Militaryy and then accepted Ii 560 4 60. 2 OVIEDO 1000 BRANTLEY OguizaA 5(114.200 showy sinecures. the light." B l anda was pushed on his helmet and trotted onto II 171) 3740 P (7-I) II 10 DO ($2) First Downs IS out by a young man who w as not the field to boot - an d we knew 16 172 39 $16 Ruihes Yards All was un f ai rly st ripped of 226 50 19 FIFTH I Sala 5, too Pass.ng Yards (2) I 10 yet born when Blanda turned he would - the winning field his title and forced into a three 1102 $00 :o, 2 Alava L ea (I) 760 Sill Passas pro with the Chit-ago Bears in goal. lie was for anyone beyond and a half year retirement. His 6203 Manolo Bengoa I 3500 Q 123 Punts 7 335 1950. When he found out what 35 our psychic Geritol. 43 unIbld5 Lost 71 cast' went before the Supreme $1 13 10 P (2 5) at 20 ?S Penalties Yards $70 nonplans the Raiders had for Aaron and All meant ('oust, which, in a 9-0 decision, 11 SIXTH - I ArtS Ag re (1) 2600 00 700, 7 Negui F , e (1) 760 him, he complained bitterly, 5 7 4 0—lI Lake Brantley something beyond age to us. upheld Au's claim to status as a 3603 Urza Solo i3l 3 II 7) 5) 60 kicked a like i', and, with a P (7 11 207 90 Oviedo What they dealt with was at the conscientious objector. A few SEVENTH - I J Arana i') - --- huff, left. core of our nation - t he division short years later, m ost of the 1940 1050 4 20, 7 C rmgo Perez Aaron br oke Babe Ruth's all- over race. politicians who opposed All's (3)6.20)403 Ida Cold 113 20 0 1$ LB Honaker 71 Pass from Lyons time home run record in April how threatened many stand, jumped on his 71 41 60 P if 3) III I Jig Q II 7) (Davis kiCki with All SI 711 00. II tn ai 11 of 1974, at age 41, lie hung on for - 'Ibid by Aaron's br eaking of philosophical bandwagon. LB Upson 10 run it34vis kiCk) EIGHTH - I A Arca 15) While 49 pass from Ly00% LB two more years. I-'or two Ii,llk' Ruth's home run record. Meanwhile, Ali was becoming 38601020120, 2 Marl Larrea (,) (Davis kidki reasons: One, the money was Somehow, Ruth's record st ood the most widely known athlete 5-00 4 20 3- Bilbao Par ii) 410Q 0 Willis 3 run lrun Iailt'Ji substantial. And two, he could for some as a symbol of white in the world. Rather. Ali was IS 7) 4160 P CS?) 263 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS NINTH - I 1040 320 Lake Brantley RUSHING still stroke, even it he was no suprlsnacy. As his pursuit of becoming the 111031 widely 480. 2A.-echo (S) 7 750. 3 Fowler II It Albers 1473. 09500 I longer a flash on the bases. the 71 homers drew near, one known living person in the Bilbao (I) 3 10 Q IS 0) 10 P 1$ 3; 571 26. LyonS I If. Oviedo D 21150 'One citi picture henry Aaron, word in Aaron's mail became world. F irsny 19 61. IV'lliS Ii 10 TENTH I Marur 11020350 grown old and gray, hobbling RECEIVING Lake Branlley more and more pervasive, the Blanda, Aaron anti All 400.2 Arca ill 1805 3 Ramon While 259 Hoi'aker 212. Oviedo up to the plate with 11 bat for a word "Nigger." 171 11800 178, 4340 (6 II IC) 70 enriched our lives, for they did Evans I 1 00 1161 ItI cane and l in ing one through the In the spring before he drove not simply survive, they PASSING Lake Dranlley I. yons ELEVENTH - I C hoAltu (4) box. t 5111. 106 Oviedo Willis IC I. It No. 715 oVer the wall, Aaron prevailed. 101088011402 Ferm Ectiave Ill - 700350 3. Aguiree (3) 1800 (4 1) 7860 P Il 7) 13920. TWELFTH — 1 Alava.Ramon (3) 2600 610 3 2 Sala Altu (1) 1.60 400; 3. Jose Perez(I) 6-20 0 (1-3) 33.40P (Ill 6990 Big Q: (47 with 1 3) 165320 Handle — $203,171; A — 3967. - New State York Knicks at Golden Tod ay's Games Cleveland at Atlanta Detroit at New Orleans Kansa s City at Los Angeles New York Kr.ick at Por tland Philadelphia at Seattle Prep Football Jacksonville Jackson 21. Tat lahassee Leon II Tallahassee Rickardj 3$, Tat lahass.ee Lincoln $2 Tallahassee Florida High 19, Tallahassee FAMU IS Monticello Aucilla 65. Carra belle 0 Gracevilie 37, Quincy Munroe 0 Greensboro 32, Bristol 0 Wakulla 26. Jasper 6 Pensacola Catholic 20. Gull Breeze S C or al Gables 3. Miami High 0 Miami Jackson 36. North Miami 9 South Miami II, Southwest 0 St. Petersburg North east 14, Bradenton Manatee 7 Bradenton Bay-shore SO. lofl Myers Riverdale 20 Venice 77, Palmet to 0 Lakeland Kathleen 36, Au burndale 2$ Lakeland 31, Orlando Boone 0 Winter Haven 36, Orlando Jones 17 Plant City 7$, Tam pa Leto 8 Bradenton 7, Tampa Bay Tech 6 Barlow 34, Avon Park 0 Names City 30, Punta Gorda Charlotte 6 Mulberry 40, Lakeland Santa Fe 0 i-rostprool 39. Moore Haven 0 Fort Meade IS, Sebring 14 Gainesville 31. Gainesville East Side 0 Leesburg 12, Gainesville Buchholz 0 Keystone Heights 70, Maw lhoS'rse If Palatka C en tral 34, Lake But. er 0 Greenyiiie $2. Belle 6 Branford 74, Tr ent on 14 Bronson IS. Gainesville South Side Christian 0 Rolling Alachuis Norfl Florida Christian 0 Starke 45, Macdenny S Hollywood Chaminade A. Nova 21 Deerfield Beach 2$, Fort LaiIc3erdale Dillard 17 Fort Lauderdale Nodhea 29, Pompano Beach Ely 6 Sunrise Piper $2 Fort lauderdale 6 Hollywood Hills 35, Plantation 7 Hollywood South Broward 29, Hollywood McArthur 1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas 75. Miami Curley I Pompano Beach Highland Christian 30, Veto Beach St. Edward I Bette Glades Day School 23, W estminster Academy 0 Atlantic 56, Leonard 0 Vero Beach 17, Lake Worth II Wildwood 20, Mount Dora 7 New Por t Richly Gulf 34, Pinellas Park 0 Chiefland 16, Dunnellon 7 Okeechobee 22, Naples 0 Williston 40, Cross City 0 Tam pa J esuit 20. Tampa Robinson 7 Tam pa King 25, Tampa Hills. bor ough 13 South Sumter II, Justis $2 Tam pa Jefferson 52, Tampa East Bay 0 Cypress Lake 10, Arcadia Di Soto II Zephyrhilts 14. Clearwater Cat holic 7 Dade City Pasco 20, Land '0 Lakes 7 Gonzalez Tale 28. Ocala Van guard 0 Chipley 23, Crestview 7 Quincy 25, Milton 6 Pace 12. Flcmaton IS Pine Forest II, Pensacola High 0 Tallahassee Goy 16, Pens cola Washington 0 Fort Walton Beach 42, Nice ville 0 Merritt Island 11, F or t Pierce C en tral 0 Astronaut 42, Cocoa 6 Satellite II, Cocoa Beach 0 Rockledge 11, Titusville 10 Ddlr,a Seabree:, 20, Ml bourne 19 . Jacksonville Parker 38, Day I ona Beach Mainland $ St. Augustine 11, Por t Orange Spruce Creek 6 New Smyrna Beach 39, WInter Garden west Orange fl Callahan West Nassau County II. Flagter Palm C oa st 0 Umatilla 33 , Pierson -Taylor 1 Miami Lakes 11, Hialeah 0 Killian 70, Miami Beach 6 Palmetto $3. Winter Park 7, OVT Palm Beach Gardens 7, South Dade 0 Northwestern II, Norlind 10 Miami Edison 20, North Miami Beach 0 Northwes t Christian 72, Gull). vet 13 Dadelarmd 27, Loyola 0 P a n So m Everglades 38, Palmer 6 Fort Myers Bishop Verof 28, LaBelle S Naples 20, F or t Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 10 Jupiter IS, Clewiston 04 immokatee 37, Miami Amen can 6 ,OVT Pom pano Beach ii, Coconut Creek 13, OVT Se minole 34, Tam pa Cat holic - Largo II, Sarasota 7 Clearwater 31. Tam pa Chem. beriain 23 Dunedin 14, Sarasota Ply erview 13 Tarpon Spri ng s II, lake Worth 3 Gibbs 2 1 . Dixie Hollins 0 Admiral Farragut II, Tampa Berkeley Prep 0 Crystal River AS. Eatonville Wymore T ech Ocala For est is, Brolisy)lIe Hernando 0 Lake Weir 22, Inverness Cit. rus 20 StP,tel'st)urg Catholic 21, St. Peter sburg Night 0 TRADE IN SALE $ 2000 Of f any suit in our store with trade in of 1-1,0 , , , any old suit. It Chcos From Our Beautiful Selection Of Suits By: Ratner Geoffrey Boone / HIS of Ha. / 1 1. All suits traded in will be DONATED TO THE SALVATION ARMY - "Vi I, SANFORD PLAZA - BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE ) DINER'SCLUB AMERICAN EX. PRESS FREE COFFEE FREE ALTERATIONS - FREE GIFT WRAP - Se, Green St. John Lutheran Ocala Mayo 16, Jacksonville by Alan Mayor .'CYViIflO OT 11< TOO Press Prevai/s I OREBOARD National Footb4 League AMERICAN!FERENCE Eastern I lslo W I PcI. PF RaIl 7 0 -$75 241 121 NEng 5 0 .62520115.4 Miami 4 0 .300152153 Buff 7 0 230151161 NY Jets 2 0 .250 69206 Central C sian Clod 6 0 750 192 102 Pitt 1 0 500 151 116 HStn 4 0 571 II? Ill Cleve 1 0 .500 ISI 206 Western C ISbn OkId 7 0 .675 167 $57 Dnv 4 0 500177117 S Oigo 4 0 .300 160 164 KC 3 0 .315171232 Tpatbay 0 0 000 13164 NATIONAL CO EREpE Eastern Eition Dallas 7 0 675 201 116 S Louis 6 0 .750 197 159 Wash 3 0 675 $51 144 Phhla 3 0 .375 107 159 NY GIs 0 0 000 76175 Central C sian MIM 6 1 61316566 Dirt 1 0 300155104 Chcgo 1 0 500 128 116 Go Bay 3 0 375 120 175 Western I isbn L A 6 1 $1) 176 $06 S Fran 6 0 750 $76 86 71 GrIns 2 0 250 131 184 AlInta 2 0 250 87153 She 1 0 125 118 219 Monday's suit Baltimore 38, H s?on $4 Today's G ,nes Buffalo at New flgland Miami at New Wit Jets St Louis at Ptaidelphla Oakland at Chic 0 New Orleans v Green Bay at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at K as City New York Giant at Dallas a Sunday, Nov. 7, 1976-3 Open 10 til 9:00 �20-Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl. .iiiw4,iv lB-- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ilnw 7 '0?4 Surday, Nov.7, 1976 Land Transactions * HOME Ruth 1. Campbe!l. SQl, to Richard A. Flippen & Wi Lynda E., 1014. BR E, Bear Lake Manor. 130,000. Abel Mendoza & WI Aurelia to Thomas P. Newton 6. wt Margaret C . Lot 17, West Beverly Terr,, 53$ John F. Lubrecht & wf Barbara Jo M toWm J. Sctiuder & wi Eli:. E., LII 81k M Carriage Hill Un. No. 3, 141,300 Donald W. Ingram & WI Linda to Charles N. Senget, Lot III Spring Oaks Un. IV, $33,100. John E. Knebel & el Nancy to Douglas 0 Bobbitt 8. *1 Mary H., • ou ia ,anianoo itse .1 Suburb Beautiful, Alt. Sec., 132.500. Fleta Hallauer fka Coffman to ,hn I. Fuller & *1 Georglna 8., Lots 1 5. Yankee Lake Terr.. 131.500 Veradls R. Wheeler (form. Hunt) & rib Robert R. to Manuel E. Con. rile:. S 62' of Lot 3 & N 7V of 1, Shady Park. Alt. Spot.. 136.000. Glenn C Cobb & *4 Marilyn to David A. Zambr I & *1 Geraldine 0. Lot 7,81k B. San Sebastian HIS . Un No. 1. 140,500, Murray S. Long 6. wt Emily to Kenneth E. Sumal & *4 Patricia, LI I & W 23.02' 01281k I Longview HIS.. $5,600 Bruce I. Okrant £ wf Lydia to Leo C. Haslbeck & WI Mary F., Lot 43. BR A. CarrIage Hill Un. No. I. 34,300. Condev Corp to Rose M. Wiggins imarried) 101 516. Heatherfon Village. Un 1, $21,600 eneva Gardens Luxury Patio Apartments Studio, 1,2,3 Bedroom ApIs. " Quiet, One Story Kitchin Equipped AduU.Family One ')J Bedroom '135 1505 W. 25th St. lI JaCkL Pyle, l'rusteeto NannieV. Parker & Georgene P Hardy (form. Parked. NW'i of NW'i 01 Sec. 7171 30 lIds S 207.5' of W lii' of E & rwl & W' of PIE'4 of NE'1 of Sec 7)2130 teSs W 1391' & E' of NE'4 Of NE'4 & rd 6.5 355 Oft.. 1220.700 Vincent Sifres & wf Graciela to Carl D. Wiedmann&w'f Ruby L ,Lot 19. 81k F Woodmere Park. 2nd rept . 2.3X The HuSkey Co. to Robert Reiche Inc. & Robert E. L.aman, Lot I. BIk 0, Sweetwater Oaks, S.c 14, $14,900. The Huskey Co to Ourrance Constr. Co. Inc.. Lot 2. 81k A. Sweetwater Oaks. Sec II. $11,900. SE Natl Bk. Orl, to C. Edwin ConIcy, Lots 176. 1181k 0. Sterling Park Un, 3. 511.600 SE NaIl. Bk Orl. t Robert C. Athley$. Kathleen H Ashley & Gene M Ashley. Lot 25. 81k B. Sterling Pk Un 3.15.600 Aurand D Palmer, Sgl. & Cleve 1. Atkins, SQl. to Martin A DeTuccio& *4 JaniCe M , Its 1$ & 17. 81k D. Harvey J Cratt & wf. Francine to Efrain Vazqtiaz * WI Ma. Wm Rjvera Lot 17 BR E. Winter Woods s d Un, 2, 113,300 Alec D Covington&wf. Peggy M. to Alec 0 Covington. lfldiv., Lts 7 & 6 Pendlelon Sd. 5100. Orval C. Stuhr & WI. Doris C to Daniel Mannheim & WI. Ruth Lot 6 81k M Carriage Hill Un No. 3 iOr,,Ily Managed - - STUDENTS 1t1I'1;t)i9'11 - FACEITH A DRINKING ROBLEM Perha COholic Anonymous Can Help all 173 1567 WrI P 0 Box 1713 Sanf(J, Florida 37771 - -.-H,30u uHOE SHOP " WLOCATION" 106 Park ,, across from Atlantic Bank. SdOrd& Central Florida's Finest Ste Repairs Courteous 1 Day Se'ice. We want your business,i'hanks 4 iS ALCJ'iOL A PROBLEM' .,,, , ............................................. ::: BAMBOO COVE ' -------- " &'Child ----- __________________________ EducationChild Care for its low as $7, weekl,f you QUalify 37) 1)7 or 3?) £11 - - . 18Help A JIB? NO, NO A POtTION? NO, NO . 25-Loans - . -- - -. '.I* ii 'if. . • II , • Is Now AssocIafed :::: :::: 7832 '::: '::: Unfurnished Sanford Ave. . - . -. LARRY SAXON - - - 32-Houses - - - - , newest 1907 ADAMS- JUST REDUCED Largecorner lot, clean CO home, 3 AR. large utility, well, sprinkler Lots of extras 121.700 KISH REAL ESTATE INC Realtor 3210011 - 7017 5 French Ave. Sanford residential neighborhood _____________________________ -,- Braiey Qdham-323-4670 Acro way For '77 Is Effective! __________________________ , Hauling . ,-LIGtIT HAULING & YARD ' APIDGARAGE CLEANUP P150M349 $371 Fr,I.--WIl haul away junk metal ma c aro. oremovetrasi,, 323. Alterations, DresiMakiag. Upholstery. 3220701. with a Heralo class;fIed eel We'll help you wrIte an ad Ihat will bring fast sale CALL 3fl-24J1 - ____ • HUGHEY EQUIPMENT life ClearIng; Mowing, 'Discirig; Fill Dirt, Clay; Rock; S'ersd; 8.ackpso. loader. Ph. 372.5577. -- Homes Inc.. to -- - _ awn _ Harris 1771. at ppland . III _______________ ___________ I ISIS ELLIOTT- looking for agoo CO retirement home? Clean 2 OP. FR, dec kitchen & laundry, hObby shop On 3 landscaped lots Exceptional value at 177.943(3 KISH REAL ESTATE INC Pealtor 3710011 7011 S Frinch Aye, Sanford ii 3 & 4 Bedroom 2 B,lfh Modelt QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES II I Central Heating and Air Condilioning Ii . -" Carpeting Peg Peal Estate Broker Gen era I Contractor 3776457 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Cots_321 6112 Nigbl-3fl 5Ov1U5celIaneous for Sale ',,.ac II recondItioned auto batteries. $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Aye .IT(.,la Qt#eI,,T I' '. II Used Restaurant Equipment Chairs, tables, deli, case, Scale, waffle iron, char broiler, etc. 323. LOCH ARBOR p,.i.. A...,,...,, _,__ ii,UFiJii4 Bedt,tiful 3 OR. 2 bath home with acreage Call fr,, extra FUTURA BY SI NGER One of Singer's lop TOUCh arid Srw Zig Zag machines Assume balanceotlleS Soor Pi III 90 per month Will tat,e traile.in Singer equipped to Zig zag & make button holes. Balance 01 5.5355 or 10 payments of 16 Call Credit manager, 327 941) or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store CONE WITH THE WINO SPECIAL F arm house on 3 acres A real ____________________ __________ bn',nc,.,.c, x.,..-.•......., - . - MLS )jJ // ________________________ FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A ._ vet 372 1557. 372 iiit 207 E 75th si Ravenna Park - 109 SalsiJm3 D.',ve - By Owner 3 BR. 2 bfti, we carpet, central heat & air paneled family room overlooking 16' x 37' pool with slide 135.000 Call 322 6777 ____________________________ Kenmoreautornalic portable Dishwasher like new, 170 323 75.26 Gibson 70 Cu ft refr.gerator with icen',akr and large bottom treezer, exc,Ilen' condif;on, IllS Ph0ne3721291 7 BR. I bath, red brick Mutt S,ll Willing To talk terms 170.00" Phone 37) OR 25% MLS REALTORS Z315 _____ GE 16' frost 'ree refrigerator 0 months old. harvest gold Cott 1.450 new. seu tar sso. __---._ ' KENMORE WASHER, part5, ervice. useo machinet MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 REALTOR . 323. 1832 _________________________________ -. - - - 54--Garage Sales wnfer Springs- 3 89. 7 bath, large family room, large lenceo yard. near new school Immaculate Must see to appediate Low down payment Let's talk 131 1138 -- Porch Sale-- FrI Sat . & Sun 511 Celery Ave Little bil of everything Bedding, furniture & l,jls . - 321OO41 Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse acre with canal access to St. pletely Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living Concrete block conStrUction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and shopping No maintenance fees. area. - new mobile home corn. set up at . Our modern parks AIR CONDITIONED CLUB HOUSE POOLS LAUNDRY FACILITIES 1 UJoo_ mere BR. Ii PUBLIC WATER AND SEWER ADULT AND FAMILY SECTIONS SEPARATE • are DAlLY-a:30 1276433 , - ' iSulUr 322 92*1 323 3591 After Hours: 322044* LARGE BROOD 6.5 WEEK OLD PIGS 173 6319 after 5pm I) Laying Hens $7 each or all for $20 ulLIcrn SR 421 Sinford 2') miles 273-4740 .- - YOU NAME IT. I BUY ITt SANFORD AUCTION 373 7)10 Cadillacs 7 COv4 0oVU1e Isad.d H Covi. OtVill., its iww 74 Coupe Di VIII.. lided Cam for Antiques Consignments wanted Hi wity lij 4,,i'ti,in GallerIes. 372 6972 j waco Of CONSTRUCTION CO$PAN WilIner Induslries -- 2911 7917 Continentals ___________ _____________ H M4rk IV. SmellS ft.w 11 4 docr, loaded, a puff 74 Mark IV, thowroem MarS IV. iii 'Wv 322-4132 For uSed furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Marl 215 Sanford A.-e 917 1197 72 Sedan DaVID.. malt S 72 Covpe. lvii like fleW Ti FIe,twood BrOuk$m, ih.wrocm itS? SI,, Sit? lIt? - 724 doer, load.d, kvrv-y ____________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED pr'ce's. used, any (Cnd,Ioii 6.41 8)78, '.'linter Park new including N Ford pick sp, n.w IS Muita,s Glue, air 74 Cevar *57. loaded Trade ______ ___________________________ ___________________________ ______________________ WANTEj' SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS Empty your caroor't or garage-.. Make 1.5$ and have tun swapping tool Bring your articles to OveIa",d Drive In Theatre Swap 'V' i'v"arkdr, sOuth 17 97, every Sunday, ta m loS p m PlO CHARGE Retetve free spaces Phone 372 1216, 7 pm tO 9 p m any nign, )4f7 SIt? 57V7 flIP 14 Clievys. 2 and 4 door* t4 Outt,q. At,miric, air 74 Cvtlaii S Cave.. air IOu IIV.ia Wagon, .wtematic, air 1797 74 Twine Sqviri w.50 74 Miliby. euNmatic. air 7) MlIib.j. bull - air H Chevy. Cv?S.4 doer, air TI Said. I do.r, air 1972 TOYOTA Mark fl 1495 1972 CAMARO V-I Auto 1795 1966 LINCOLN ..w U r 1895 1973 PONT. SPRINT VI Auto, Air P.S 30,000 Miles '2395 "974 PLYMOUTH FURY Iii V.1, Auto, P.5, P.8 11795 173 CHEVY CaprIce, 2 Dr., H.T. V.1, Auto, P.S. P-B Air, AM-FM Tape Stereo 12295 IjIATES, antique Bought & somu r,'y Estate Agents, Billy I'I Wel' 5. Associates, Sanford 372 549? r CeIica 2 Dr., 11.1. 12895 GT Llftback. 5 Sp. Stereo, Air iou 2411 Largest Selectionoj Cadillacs In Central FL,,. Antique AppraiS,.ls Doll Hospital Service Open Tue'S thru Sal , lOS 1974 TOYOTA 1976 TOYOTA *$375,000 lnventoty* 14625 1976 COROLLA 14,511 Quantity From Compacts To Cdiilec Prim P1.51e M,vl upi SR.5. Air Quality Automobiles '3695 $5- Woodland Blvd. DeLand, Fta. 1740 _______ ST AND THINK A MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK TPIEPE 736-7231 1976 CITICAR 1100 Miles WOULDN'T BE ANY 11395 1972 DATSUN 4 New Paint Looks And Orlygs Like New! . Like Brand New In order east 17.92 . 3-Speed . Air 1973 FORD PICKUP to fill our park WE SELL NEW HOMES AT COST S.11ing prIce $1,194 Down payment 16.59.80 (Includes 1 pct. origination fee) Mortgg $7,080.00. financed for I? years at 12 pct mt Mothly payments $92.11 plus $60 lot rent. Total monthly payment $132 Ii 1895 under iIiD]_ 5.411 h-Antiques CHINA8ERRYTREEANTIQUES 1106w First St , Sanford Anliques. China. Glass. Primitives, Furniture engine warranty. AsAing 5130. 322-016.3. Trade-ins -_________ ________ 323-6140 .Ex.ample: Fine Development 8y _________ 322043. Sale #-Wsntn,1 f,s D,... L5.I 'U V.a Curry Ford Rd. 1½ mile Hwy. 434 east 323•7080 Another for DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION vy 97, I mile West of Speedway, Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Safurday sight at 7 30 II'S the only one in Florida You set lhe reserved rice No charge Other than 13 'egistratl fee unless vehicle is 1.01(3 Call 904 253 8)11 br further etaiI5 -_____________ I___ DIRECTIONS: In Sanford.Weston2$tb St. on Il-fl I,, Mile To Ridgiewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks - 1971 Dodge Van, slant 6 Current inspection. $795 Phone 322 7061 it Super Beetle, inspected Oct 76, iooks & runs good, $911) Ph 173 Sit! after 1 6/-Livestock.Pouifry V-i Auto. Ps Hop, 80-Autos - 3', year Ol(3Quarter horse mare with saddle and brmdie, 1)50 PP'.Orie 12) 1677 _______________________________ - 1700 3239067. '.Ii 1973 FORD PICKUP ii D1t and AlterHour, - 66-Horses 1O-Swap & '45 Plymouth Sportt Fury, rebuilt engine, loaded nice condition, Dr., Auto, Air Low Miles '1395 1968 JEEP WAGON 4 W.D. a.m..5;33 p.m. FOR INFORMATION CALL Price and letmi negoliabla, All Iypc and '67 Ford' ton pickup truck for sale, 1325 Wirter Springs. Phone 3397272. TAKE YOUR PICK I 'I residential area of modest homes. $ll.500-Easy ferms - 1971 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 4 W.D, 2 BR. I balh, newly redecorated, In nice Free to good home-I month old male Dachshund Terrier mixed. Pnone 321 2718 Cash JUST MAKE PAYMENTS.- '72 and '73 Models Call 32) 8570 or 334 4605 Dealer Drywall spray rig, 2 ton Chevy truck, in use every day, good condition. (305) 5.56 0130. ____________________________ - Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and trucks, For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 831-1311. 1911 '1W Super Beetle, everything 196.1 Chevrolet 2 ton with 12' var bed, full roll up rear door, very clean and good mechanical condition, Ideal for fruit, vegetables or plants, Phone 3)9. 6411. Campbell's Poodle PaCompIete Vufe'Ssuonal grooming 7467 Park Ave. 272 1121 - 1971 Impala 4 dr. Ptardtop, blue metallic with blue vinyl top; only 13,000 life driven miles. $2995 Call 2272739. 79-Trucks-Trailers 65-'-Pets.Supplies T'----_-__,.__,,,,,, - 1971 Lean$. PS, PB, Air condition. good condition, Must sell. Inquire: Apartment 33. eamboo Cove Apartments, 300 Airport Blvd. Sanford after 5 p.m SWIMMING • • . Well D'Wlt9 CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home br everything even for you' I 1976 Cheotet Nova Concours, doof'. A C. FM Slereo, bucket seats. & others, needs power steering, excellent Condition, 1-3200. 6566255. Any year lhru 1916 models 7 days week. Call c011ect. 564 2 .11. MOtorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3364or 321 7710 - illS Cnrvette oranoe, T.Top, loaded Call after 5 p.m 3320111. 1967 Lemans, 2 Cr. good condition, mag wheels Asking 5450 Phone Harley Davidson I2OC CC, full cress with gauges, low mileage Call 66* 5693 after 6 p.m Rent for______ Sale offer: S MODEL OPEN: - bath, Florida room, screened porch. Located in park like area. Canal access to St Johnt River. $3994343 live in a brand beautiful CARRIAGE COVE for $152.11* per month? 22,125 JQhns Terms negotiable - you can NOW r vet On PrIvate road. 1.62.300 - WOULD YOU BELIEVE ORIGINAL PRICE - Smooth, broad leafed mustard plants 130 . $1. Onions ioo - $123 floyd Freer, 322 5191 80-Autos 1961 Thunderbird Good ConditIon. $350 Phone 323 7326 -- '"_ 52-AppIIa''' _____________________ HAL COLBERT REALTY _ CONTRACTOR'S own home Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave -- COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS I will sell your merchandise for you; new or used 173 5327 SRia I mi East I I 32') liii King Size maltrets WE BUY FURNITURE Exc,lint - cOnditon. $70 &x.,,u. A,,,.m,.. Phone Rh 1727 339 6.416 toll freefroqys Sanford taii US For Personalized Listing and Sales Assistance ______________ BUILDER CONTRACTOR'S n home- 4 BR, 25', bath, family room with lireptac., country Rurcnen, ainIng room Ik out over and many other Ieture's INst a contractor would Put into his own home, Priced below reproduction cost. On Vj et' with option on adjoining " acre 111.500- Terms negotiable. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES _______ - MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Pent Blue luStre Electric Cai'pev Shampooer for only SI SO per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL_TRADE ____________ 2. IE._First St 3fl.57 itrfipn Rathrnnm ZThbifl.l5. Counter tops Sinks Installation available Bud Cabelt 377 SOS? anytime I BUY JUNK CARS - from $1010130. Call 1271621 alter I P m -- -- -- - - - Sunday,Nov.7,197*-SB 77- Autos Wanted 62-Lawn.Garden 64-EqUipmer,f for Tractor-John Deere II tip.. hydro static. IS" rotary mower. 11,00° 887 E. Church Ave. Iongwood. - 20175 FRENCH ________________ -.----._______________________________ 2170 Girl's Schwiri, Varsity bicycle. 10 speed, generator & lights, Other extras, 190, firm 373 1172 Expert Mechanics All Work guaranteed. Reasonable price,. 25 yrs experience Moile'y's Garage, 25)9 Park Dr. 32239S3. Bill Bowers, Ooerafor, -- Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, fIlIng cabinets, as is Cash a carry. NOLL'S Cliss.Iherry, 17°?. 5343 .-. Sheds & alt purpose buildings, aluminum, with floor's & studding J&P Buildingt. Road 421, across from Pinebreeze Farm 3210143 76 A-Auto Repairs Used Office Furniture ________________________ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-2 1 Price Just Reduced 13 $15,000 J[ LAKE HARP1EY AREA- Trailer homesite Just reduced Beautiful 2 15 acres complete with septic, well. dec and prOperly zoned A good sized pond is yours for Juit 110.500 - Carpet Cleaning - Deep steam the dirt away. KuIp Decorators, 72 2335 Sl -ffouseyjld Gfxxfs TWENTY WEST-- 31 $1950 Down, Assume tst Mortgage, Owner will hold 2nd ___________________________ II - Guaranfed .J44 £441 - 60-Office Supplies ___________ ''" Cottage, 5 rooms. 1 bath, 251 S 'd St . lake Mary $11,500 Phone Complete Kitchen. Matching 830 1703 cabinets, stove, wall oven. refrig. & sInk Excellent condition See to NEW HOME- Out of town area 3 appreciate Phone 671 9751 after 6 Bedrooms. 1 bath, cent. heat. pm range Lot size, 75*123'. *19.500 Zenith It" table model NEED A HOME? $100 down Color TV. 1150. girl's 3 Speed bike, •5 payment to qualified buyers. 3 Kodak Super S camera and BR. P'j baths, central heat, Projettor. 530. 6.000 BTU 110 volt refurbished As tow as 518.000 air conditioner, 130; Simpson MIDWAY- 2 OP. frame, paneled model 260 walls, pine floors. Only vOIt.Ohm. milliammeter $90, VW dune GOLOSBORO- 3 BR, 1 bath, dining buggy top rack with gun box. 125 room, trees. frame home 510,900 Call for liSt Dl other articles for COUNTRY CLUB MAP'IOR-2 sale 32) 1125 bath. Florida room, range & refrig 111.500 STORAGE- Whse Clearance Of used restaurant equip and bar WIlT REALTY fixtures Chairs. tables, Sink 373 Rig RealEstat, Brolser 321 0610 beauty . ' - .. Must Sacrifice 197) Streamline, 33 ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 3103 Orlando Drive. 323 Radio .iM FM Stereq, tape deck, turn table. complete Sold new., 1349, balance due, $123 Payments of $980 per month Call Credit Manager, 671 6352 - -- Lady's pant suitS and dresses, size II Ethan Allan recline,' rocker, avocado green, $50 Call between 5 & 8 p m. JOHNNY WALKER REPOSSESSED - 1200 French Ave. 323.7340 75-Recreational Vehicles __________________________________________________________ ii , A Subsidiary . ________ RD _________________ Meg RealEstal,B(oli,r JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 107W Commercial 0 .._ i till. sanrord ' "c TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUP Arid Thet's A Fact! Classified A'ts Gets Result's An.i That'sA Fact Tool - . Lake Mary- 3 BR. li,1 bath ne homes Under 525.000 with lets than siso down. Government funding. By builder, 534.1649 Equal Housing OPPortunity, PALOMp, AVENUE I BR. 7 bath Excellent neigh borhood ____ W. GARNETI WHITE _______ Mowing, Edging, Trimming SUPPLY CO I Free Eslimates.Phor,e373)797J1707 W.2ndSt -. Winter Springs- Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath with many extras, MusI see to appriate Call 3270031. - STEREO CONSOLE "- - Sanford Auction MELO SONIC ORGAN For Sale PhoneIll 4706 ______________________________ - '-'-" 59"?v1 usicaI P,'erchandise lOP. 7 bath Custom home 200 ft on )'Ie sell our trade in furniture at lOw lake prices Good Selection _______________________________ On Ridgewoad To Terrace Drive SEARS in SaIWQrd 322 MUST S1LL- 2 C" block, C.l utilitiet. 112 Club Road, Sanford Big $500, refrigerator and air condilloner included at 511.600 or best offer, Broker, S31 0111 - ..... ______________________________ . Peg. Real Estit, Broker 1100 E. 25th St 3774455 MAYFAIR SECTION dining room, wet bar in family room, fenced backyard On S. Gel Some action TAFFER REALTY "" WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buying a new home' Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will brin'? fast sale. C ALL 327 '611 - Just received truck full inclUding Several nice bedroom suites, dressers, chests, dInettes, bed ding, appliances, antiques, TVs and misc BankAmericsrd & Master Charge Welcome ROBSOP4AA,APIPIE 2925 Hwy 11.97 377 5961 10 Acres, wooded, in Paota on hard road, near Wilson Place Priced right, Call 323.1994 Merchandise PUBLIC AUCTION Mon., Nov. 8, 1:30 PM 55''' . Boats & Accessories I loS ACRE tracts. Paved road,' trees. House or mobile home. Terry Realty, Realtor, 671 0111. 372 7199 ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair, Spacious, custom) BR, 7 bath. liv. rm • din rm , den, eat in kit., I' acres. Privacy Near hospital 327 5173 3220771 BALL REALTY YOUR HOME? Buying a new horn,? Moving to an aPartmenl? REAL ESTATE - 72-Auction__ 173 Lake St., just off Lake Mary 4.3-Lots-Acreage _____________________ 0 Cleaning ..., From PInch PIous, 17.92. sanford,,A,,, 32 3.867 0 or 83 1 9 777 _________________________________________________________ Landscaping & Lawn Care Pest Control [J LAKESIDE APARTMENTS,t1 I BUILDER.DEVELOPER Bu', Now So _. Home Improvements 25.65 PARK \4llage () Homestead Exemption ___________________________ ____________________________________________________________ fE AL 10145. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Peg Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS Ill W. 1st St . Sanford ______ ______ ______ )22S..I1or3222757af,erHrs J Multiple Listing Service Sanford Ave.. I RInrkt (,4u,tk ,ul Ai....f fl I...1 WVI I UIVU. ______________________________ S room house on East Airport Blvd 1125 month Phone 3n 5714 or S30 6111 TEXPESDYIO U A PHONE CALL AWAY _______________________________________________________________ 322- 2420 ,000 and immediate occupancy Peg Peal Estate Broker 803w. 151 st. 273 6961 pt l73OSileves Forrest Greene Inc. _________ __________________ on large fenced corner lot, AC, WW carpet, prefer older couple, Call or write I 9045399742, RI 2 Homes ready for your inspection - Fl 3704) Will shOw Sat 106 101 A:alea In SUPILAND- Nice 3 OP. t,rnish 2173 CITY- 2100 PARK AVE. Neal as. pinl 2 89. I bath home with connecting i BR apartment, Screened ll'x72' outside POUCh Sits among the shade trees Loads of potential for 532.900 Conventjonal.5 °'0 Down , -. f%,.u-','.-.. Boa 142 EE. Green Cove Springs, . -' LOCH ARBOR- 201 Ridge Drive. Spacious I BR. 2 bath home Just 200 yards from Mayfair Country Club Retrigerator, ice dispenser, dishwaSher, cintral H & AC are lust some 01 the extras BPP warranted Only 113.800 VA FiflancingNothing Down • FHA IV!. UNYYUt'(I H KtALIY beautiful FIREPLACE. bormal dning. country kitchen, I'.' acres t ,r;,a,y 53;,;00 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- Sparkling 3 BR. I', bath home with Florida room, central heat and air Motivated riwne,' 521,750--New FHA 33-Houses Furnished ________________________________ -. Estimalet 2315 Elm Ave., 3fl OR EAMWOLD- 7100 Hartwell Ave Beautiful 3 BR, I', bath, in like new Condition Family room w.w carpeting, central H AC and endloted backyard, Owner Will lease with option to buy. A super deal for 121.800 ANYTIME SANFORD- Lovely 2 or 3 BR, 1 bath home In good location. ci cPIIint condition, 511.700 VA No down. FHA LOw down BR. 1 tIled bath, carpeted throughout, central hea! and air On large shady lot in Sat5ford. $133 month, Phone 64663fl - .- FROM 'Aoney 5 available for SubsidiZed houSing in rural areas No down payment, monthly payments lets than rent Unfumished ______- - - Aluminum Siding INC . TiFAi , SOUTH II You Qualify - New modern singib story I & 2 bedroom apIs. and completely furnished Studio apartments Conveniently lo(ated& beautifully landscaped Abundant storage lincludlng attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package" From $143 Call 3233)01 between S 6. 5. - COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 100 Wilkens Circle Lovely I BR, I', b.3';h, CàIpcii,,g, Screened front porch, breakfast bar. Loads of extras on large fenced corner lot. Move in condition. 120.900. A 1N C) I.A. Sanford's St. Johns River Live on the St. Johns- Enjoy 7'.', A. of park, club house, pool, private dOcks or tennis, Live in new or like new mobile home. $13,500 to 573.500- Easy terms. Call George Willis, REALTOR.ASSOCIATE for free boat tour. Coil 5anfor' Sales Leader Unlurnished. two bedroom Securit' Deposit Adulti Preferred 372 6670 or 323 7515 ____________________________ -.-,p, I ... Ut, beatable., thisprice, 117,900 Call 626 6049 House In 3 Months lBf4 apt, kit equip ,A-C, carpeted. adults; oo pets; 595. 372 7796 wk dyt after 1, Beauty Care to Norman C Beth A, LI Sn spacious 3 BR on big fenced lot, Screened Porch, Inside utility room plus Outside Storage -----______________________________ Apartments - CITY-. 21st St & MIgnolie, Creal Investment? 2 buildings cornprising I units which will earn you money monthly. Warrants your inspection. Reasonably priced at 128.900 IT SURE 'SCHEAPER 5 They 're Hot'' -- NOW LEASING Sanford Court , I Reg Real Estate Broker 213$ S Sanford Ave 321 OlS9eve's 372 7643 "Get Em While can cover your home with Donald enberg, Trustee to aluminum & Soflit system. Alto Cebls.ardt's Home Repairs. Room Howell Wn.'iars.,, I',... .. s V. "..'x.i - •J. l400fIng. Gutters 20 Yrs Eip AdditionS. Concrete Work. Full Yard Service 96,106 l0i,iow,lIBrr,h Woods, - Sprinklers Painting, Eagle Siding Co. $3) 9$63 Carpenter Work, 545300 repaired, mulch & plastic -. . Ceramic Tile, Alum Enclosures, Wm H ertson & WI Renie to eliminates weeds forever Tres 32') 6125 Free Estimates. Geoffrey L ulton & wf Sherry s & shrubbery pruned & removed . It 79 Sandod sd. Rcinodelr.q 'Tons. Trash hauled, No job too small. I. Custom WOVS Lmseq. bonded. Peggy A.Zols(ol. (form. Han. 299 6501 between 2 & 5. Free estimal,' 373 41335 sardi to 0atlS. Bostw'lck Jr.. & wI lOWER'S BEAUTY SALON D,ana 0 , LL 81k II, EasIbrool. s. --.-. tormerly Hariell's Beauty Nobel C. E. SHEPHERD d Un, 5, $1509. LAWN REPAIR SItE. First 322 5747 Painting, Remodeling, Wm M ansar(3 to Daniel S General LAWN REPLACEMENT Repairs. Call 32) 5173. BOstwick in. WI Diane 0, It 16, Bill Brenem,n. 551 1)99 81k II Easlbok Sd Un, 5. $16,500 Elecirlcal: Plumbing, refrigeralion, Maude C f.wkins to Grace N. Healing, __________________________ Ice Machines. Bradford. E', of It 396. allot 47. Pesid,.n Or Commercial, Town of Lowood, 120.000. repair service, 3396471 SOFA&CHAIR SHAMPOOED Delia K rthen aka Denen to __ Only $35 Pool Repair,, COrp,nlry, Pd,nl,,,,g, BC Sctian'$ Its I & 2 Ilk E. Ptsoni 372 3545 Home Repairs Cluttering, Cement Brown's SdIB,CII Hammock 5100. Work Fr (OCD l" estim.t.x iii lOT RD(W flxY . Rcct,s,.n,n . ,_.,._... I. ..A f',,s.,.n. u , ,,, ,•_,, LUll I MUL . • to B C ScPiap. Its I & 2 81k E, ResIdential 2542 Park DrIve & CommercIal Browns s (3 fBeck Hammock $100 Cleaning Pt I Box l7iC 322 5545 I •J g9 Maa L. St$i', Rept. 8sf 0,0. 8. UtIU Sanford, Fl. 32711 learing 3216.425. toNi, Norf& WI Estalean, Lot WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT III 7, Tts Sec., Drea,nwold. WORK? Place a Classified Ad in ESTERSON 1*110 CLEARING the Evening Herald today Bulido:irsg. Excavalinq. Ditch work. . N.E. Taff. Ind & Trustee _______________________ Fill dirt, top soil. )2 5913. GartieldWar5.wfAg,',e5p, IcO.rt - P1 NE CR E ST . 113 E Jenkin, Spacious 3 BR, 2 bath in excellent location, Has lovely foyer, large utility room and more. BPP warranted 525.000. BATEMAN REALTY _______________________ Efficiency $115 Utilities md Call 122 4.470 . ' III' e Wm. H. Stem per. Realtor 1919 S French 3724991 Eves 322 1496. 372 116.1, 322 liii S tenstrom Realty 54-Garage Sales -==-=------------Carport Sale, Salurà'J Sunday Ii?) Ridgewood, 12x60. 2 BR, central air I. heat, washer, dryer, awning, shed, extras. 15800 273-1134 _,__ ______ ________ ______________________ - Realt 01' 21 block. COuntry ' 'tchen, screened Porch, iar' ,,O -...."4 $1,000 dn .5., mo 113,900 323.5774 Anytime -------------------------------- ' p1 4 iS Immaculate 3 BR, 2 beth, carpeted, 3 BR. 1 bath, CB. carpeted and garage, fenced yard $15.3 month, kitchen equipped Assume first 373 7494 mortgag,, 1157 monthly, and pay 15.00 down on equity Move in now, For Rent or Ft Sale - 3 BR, I'', balh. den, paneled, water lof. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY liner, 13.000 & assume payments $111 per month. 373-9415 Broker. 122 7171 Assoc. 321 0.455 _________ Plight Winter Springs- 3 BR, excellent -_________ _______ condilion. mln lease 6 mos 1265 LAKE MARY- Spacious 3 BR, 2 Please do I call by telephone, as this m611' us too important to both of und CilS tot a personal and priv meeting B4ire 3 BR I', bath, central heat 6. air, kit ' chin eqijipped, fenced yard Reduced 12.500 to $72,500 Terms VETERANS- THIS IS liii Best buy ifltOwn Plo ikw 3 tiM. 2 bath, kitchen eqUipped from 122.000 REALTOR, MLS Idyllwilde - 4 BR, 2 balh, deluxe and spacious. $300 mo Plus deposit 2723387. a.,. to (OCO) COUNTY - $9,500 7 BR furnished, including washer and freezer New roof; many extras S 2-MobHe Homes Call Bart Harold Hall Realty M. LE HAN Nader P4c$'s Inc. to LewIs C. Holmes 8 Alice C., Lol 311. WiNce' Spri Un. 4, 53.3,500 RuSSell felbar & *1 Lola P. to Robert J. 4tcrs, It 17 81k B, The Sc,ings, $7 470 N.idee' H4es Icc., IC Karl M Hssesg £ Dorttuy L., Let Winter Spri$ Un. 5 Dade F.4 Miami Ia • - 41-Houe 3 BR, I', bath, fully carpeted, central heat & air, large fenced yard, large workshop, plus metal utility bldg 323 1005. ____________ - VETERANS-- NO dOw1 payment homes WELAKAAPAP1'MENIS 111W 1st SI. 3210526 Nice 2 BR block home, furn. or unlurn 323 2flOor 3323539 after 6 p.m ' -: CRANK CON'ST REALTY REAL T0R5630 6061 Eves 321 3$i I Rentals 3301 S. $100 DOWp- e pct annual per centag, rate, 340 months, lie 500 $167.76 pays all I BR. I', bath, completely renovated and Seller pa dlcSng costs - All 'eas 1100 GOVERNMENT HOMES. dOWn 111.000 UP MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Iv, air Cond ,Maid Serv, QUALITY INN NORTH 116. SR 131. Longwood 862 1000 ______________________________ 30APartmentS ' ' kitChen equipped, inside laundr, 172.000 Alt, carpeted, quiet I and 2 bedrooms. $125 to $135 month. AdultS Phone 322 1313 Lking tobuy 1st or 2nd mortgages at diScount, 21 Hour approval. Call Daytor,,, (943.1) 677 6135 _____________________________ JOBS E Ii' !' Bel Airs lines Inc.. to Judy iliJ'.fl Myet, Lot . Spring Oaks Un. , -- ________________________________ month. Phone 372-3167 - A CAREEIIhaI offers High In dome. Chienge, Excitement and Advancerint Opportunity. S CAPEERvIIh a Company that's been in t)ine'ss two thirds of a century. ss mlttion in attests and is fl e process 01 launching Inc greati expansion program in il hislor' A CAREESw1Ih a Company that values employees to the tullest. Ith fringe benefits galore complete Hospmtalizath and life Group Programur the enf ire Family Sick Lea', which provides in come wIti the Employee is sick or iniurs A participating Retireml Program to provide luxuriouiving In the later years. A CARE Elnat other professional people em$, that does not require years 6.1 years ol formal eclucatio(that does not require year's of irk on lhe bottom gf the ladder efore advancement begins, 151 does not require an unvestml of capital. A CAR EEIIsat provides the Status and the ode of Living that yOu hove alu'it wanted and couldn't afford For a pe'cnal lntei-view contact - ' . SAN MO PARK, 1, 7 3 bedroom trailer opts Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy Il 97, Sanford Electrical To Announce - i 41 -Houses i Concession - Gift Shop clerk, full J BANK REPOSSESSION"-'Low down ,, time Apply in person, Central I --.___________ payment. move in. Attractive 3 Florida Zoo Park. 3236171. __________________________ 1 BR, turn, apt , lights, water furn. t2. 1. 7,alh, Iàii,ily room, fenced Mature adultS $3 to Atlrc1iv.. It0fl0 erscn rur. yard, 117.900 2296 after I wk davis flea market booth on weekends. ___________________________ Phone 321-1178. . - 3 Room furnished garage apart RENTERSMove in, then buy "like new" 3 BR, central heal, '-mint, Adults No pets $90 per WHA1VERY8ODY REALY WANTS IS: JOBS JOBS . A. J. Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery Box 711. Fort Worth, Texas 76101. -_ ' 37-Business Property C & SWIMMING YOUR THING) See this Pretty I BR, 2 bath home of sheer comfort r, Loch Arbor Great for en tertaining and for large family The large cheer, eat in kitchen, separate dining room - family room overlooks a covered patio and sparkling Pool That. ..,. many more features 'fi surprise A minute from the gait course A fln 0 for Only 1.19.500 and goon terms W000MERC., Immaculate 3 BR, I, bath, split bedroom plan, kitchen equipped as to relocate 177,750 UNBELIEVA8LEII OUR LOSS, YOUR CAIN- lake this beautiful modern 4 BR, 2 ball's home, family room, large utility room and many extrastt Worth 117.000 Nowoily 1)1.000. Assume 1315 payments, includes everything Call Owner, 373 6170 lake Mary- Country home on wooded lot Spanish stucco 3 BR, 1 bath with family room and fireplace Good investment, House and 3 tots, $20,000; house and 6 loft, 130.000 Phone 3227064. By ner- Cojy Bungalow, 19. wood lot at park lake. 3 BR All flew-- carpet bath 5tOe Custom CObineti A H $25,000 322 9116 Or 323 0191 eveningS & wei4Cnd I ) Two 3 room apartments available - Building. 21'xlO'. for rent or lease ZonedM I. Overheaddoors. 791 S I lopfloor, Uimonth;boltom floor $93 month, 1 month security Hwy. 1792, DeBary. 661 5316 or 6436213. i required Utilities paid. 3722760 ___________________________ ______________________________ -- __________________________ For the housewite wifri time on her hands I to rirs. per day Apply in person to Philips Custom Draperies & Cleaners 319 W. 13th S Wanted bi Ic Homes , - RENTERS SPECIAL ________ LPN. I to 17 Shift Geriatric cx peri,nce preferred Apply in person. Sanford Nursing I, Con valescent Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. Qire - 34- -___________________________ U5mo. References . I BR Trailer in Paol, 3724670 __________________________ LITTLE SALESMANIN PRINT , . That's. Classified Adi Corp.., , CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 6.10 Hy 131, Longwoo,j 6222 Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. 7 OR mobile home, furnished. PIDGEW000 VILLAGE. 365 Plenty yard for children 6. pets ______________________________ 3721 Phone 3fl $659 ______________________________ H .- You lust Won't find the SPACE , any other home pluj acreage plus LAKEFRONT , 3 BRcould be i pius 3 car gar OC- All for under *50,0043' Call Carol. Jordan Realtor Associate IOOAY tot appointment - 41-Houses I Acre Lakpfron, Huge Bedrooms • -___________________________ - 1 OvlEDp FlU- Duplexes. Furnor Tti. Now Dycit Co. is a hew co. in the area, that needs lull time part time help. High school grads preferred. bul positive attitude it the main factor. Earning potential it open. Call between 12 & 6. 332. bi"y 0 esiun'e rejrcr,,1bift' Call 373 5110 between 630 a m and 4 p.m _____________________________ ______ ' - I APIS One 6. 2 Bedroom apartmenls, furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come see. E. Airport flivd Sanford. 323.1340. ______ Want lady or gentleman to mare home and eipenses Write Box 611. c o Evening Herald, P0 Box 1657, Sanford, Fl 32771 ___________________________ ' Care"''ho;in. AujuIts or Teens M 8. Moore & *1 Jv6nifa to Rufus 9 Everett 8. *4 Sherry H It S Bk )ZI.JJ ' CPA- S yrs. experience in auditing KEY PUNCH OPERATORS SALES REP- Business machines DESK Cl.ERK- Part time. Will train DEBIT AGENT- Trainee positIon ' in expanding insurance field RELIEF COOK- Euun.rlwriced COMMERCIAL FIRE UNDERwRITER MECHANIC LEGAL SECRETARYExperienced COCKTAIL WAITRESS- Great money SALES REP- Advertising MA N AG E R I P Al N E E Restaurant ABSTRACTOR SHEET METAL MECHANIC Longwopd I- TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers PLENTY OF MONEY flus Cash bonuses, fringe benefits o mature individual In Sanford area. drinkers --WE SELL SUCCESSFor turthe,iformation call 171 4567 "01 Commercial 321 5176 or write ___________________________ Sanford Aboon Family Group P0. Nurses. RN's 6. LPN's, Aidet. Aid Box 55). Inford, Fla 12771 companion Needed Immediately. DIVOPCCE For tr 6750636 formatiofl write to' Box 791, ___-Executive secretary for large Pompanola 33061 corporation Requires shorthand, & wf Carmella Lto Central Park, ' less Orange Prop Inc., to Donald V. Flanders £ *1 laIty L.. LI 516 Spring Oaks Un. IV. 511,100. Nader Homes Inc to Harold C. Moore, sgl. LI 14, Lake Searcy Shores, 139.300 JackieC. Burge'ss&wl Jacqueline to RoOt W WillIamson & *4 Pferry L. It 3 BR A Summerset NO. ______________ ________________ debts incired by anyone other than myif as of November 6, 1976 attheHERTON INN Statfoad 4.6 & 1-4 MO1'DAYS NOV. 8, 1 p.m. or 5 h Rufus I. Everett, Ill, to Marion a. 6:30 p. Ri Moor. & *1 Junhll I Wn A D.s... E North Orl Ranches, Sec. 1,525.000 I --- _ I ti not , responsible for any For lamili4 or friends of problem Charles H Turner & *1. Clorice to Harold H. Howletl & wf. Helen H. Lot 15.01 A, Sweetwater Oaks. Sec. 5. $115,000 The Greater Constr. Corp to Rudge Petty £ *1. Veronica. Lot m. Ilk A, River Run, Sec. On.. 136.400. Rodney 0 Bennett & wI. Ter,j,, tO Michael R. Codere & WI. Amelia A LOt 113. Queens Mirror So. Repi Addn CD. 7.000, Donatd E Hunter to Anne C Hunter Lots 3 & 1 01k 7 A. . Russell's Acldn Fort Reed, $100 Cameron Brown Co to James MiddlCton. sgl., It 01k A North Orl ierr • Sec 5 Unit 2. 178.500 Del Aire Homes Inc to Maryland P Spictier & el, Linda C., Lot 66). Spring Oaks Un V. $41,100 Beb.Alre Homes, Inc. to Peter P. Grierton & wf. Paulette LI 641, Spring Oaks Un. V. $41,100. Kenneth C Evans & Eliz. I to Maggie F. Hampton, Repr. esxl Wm S Butler & wf Nancy P. Beg Sherman P Hampton to James A. 4i.SSch. W 6.7 C Sol NE cor,of Sec Bowles £ WI. Frances Bowles Lots 72031, 565.000. 31 & 37, Geneva HIs., 13.100. Omni Constr. Corp to Martin S Philip J Zeuli & wI, Carolyn 8. LaBrutciano & wI. Patricia A It 2, Frank A Leone & wI. Mary to Gary 01k P. Sky Lark Un. 2 repl. 1.28.900, B Russell & WI. Wendy E., Lot 31. The Aitbcock Co. t Jamet F West Haven. 111.000. Parker & WI Linda C., Townhouse Phulbook F Sargent & wt. Jean to Par If IS Windward Sq.. Sec I, Hobart E. Chambers & WI Jean to 137,400. T. It 17. BR A, Sweetwater Oaks. (QCDI George R Gainer & Eow Un. One. 567.500 J to Ceo P. Gainer & Edward J, Devco of Or) . Inc to Paul C. Lot 21. Queens Mirror Addn to CO. Gerth & WI Louise Lot 12, 81k I $100 Camelot Un. 2. 529,800. Harvey W Kierstead & WI Louise Paul C. Certh 6. *4. Louise t Paul to Harvey W Kmer'stead & wI Louise, C Girth & w't LOuisi (life ml,) & (.r,t 1AW', Of I Alk A, repi Lots 13 Richard P Certn. son. Lot 17. 81k I 7) mcI. 81k 6. Pearl Lake HIS , $100 Camelot Un. 2, 1100. Karl A. Szymanskj £ WI Susan to Eugn. F. Combs & Alice to Francisco Barreto £ *1 Blanca Lot Stephen I. Leggett & WI. Penelope 54. Northwood, 1.29.900. B., Lt 31 Winsor Manor. 144,900. Betsie Barber. *1(3 to Edward John T. Wayman & el. Verdie to Shiver 8. wI Katherine. Lots 336. 34. Verdie B. Wayman, N ISO' of S 460' 1st Addn to Pinehurst, 122.500 of E 115' of W 660' Govt Lt I. Sec 32Eddie P. Johnson & WI Barbara & 19 22. 5100 Eric H Johnson to Robert Norman Hollis W. HalIman & *1 Eloise to & wI Alice C. Lot 21. & E portion of Albert Ardolino& wf Eli:. Lot I. 01k 2). 81k 57 Sanlando The Suburb P. Sunland EsIs, 116.500. Beautiful, PRIm cn,Inn. c. a. Mary F. Seawright. sQl to Walter - Andrew I S.eawright. sql E iOO'of W 200 of Paul E Klinger & wI Regina C.. Lots S 160' of Lot 2. Eureka Hammock. 21 31, A.N Harringtor, 5 (3 2 21 & $100. PIWi l of SEiiof Sec 5.21 29, less part Levie FEe lnv, to Ceo. I. Mares & desc. (17 acres m 1) 1)35,000. el lotaA.Pf20'ofLotstb,i7&15.& Aquariu%LandCo Inc toJonnH S 55' of 7.66. 9 81k C. Lake Wayman Hollincswortfl LI I 81k B Paradise His., Lake Adijn, $73,000. Point Fourth Sec. 533 - Morris B Hart & Jacqueline A Charles C Gamson & *1 Susan C, Lot? 81kB, The Springs, Shadowood Village Sec. 2.163.100 Winter Spgs Dew Corp to J A Whitlingt00 Jr , & wf Charlotte B Lot 6. Tuscawllla Unit 5. 135.000. John A Clark & *1 Mary to Howard A Howill & WI Bonnie I It 21, Ilk 10 Easlbrook 5 d Un , j 18-Help Wanted INOUR FAMILY' AL ANON Llewellyn H. Papin. igl. to Kerry N. Pery £ *1. Carol A. Lot 26. Sanlando EStS.. It Addn., 121.400. Robert W. Garrison. sgl. to Ursal C Dermott, Condo. Unit 462 etc , VillageWindmeadowsNo 1,120,300 Hamniond A. Frith & Ethel K. to Jon M Hall Co s iss' Of Lot 10 Entzminger Farms, Add No. 572.000. The Babcock Co. to Muriel Ed wjrds. Townhouse Parcel It 107 -- - 4-Personals 1.42500 Winier Spgs 0ev. Corp toOtcar C Duke & WI. Karlene tot S. TuScawilla Unit 5. 1.12.000 Franklin 0. Hornet £ wf, Catrine C- to Carlson Stapler & ShIppers Supply Inc., Lot 535, Winter SprIngs Un. 4, 15.3.000. James 0 Sindad to John J Bannon & WI. Eli:. portior, 01W 150' of NW ' of NE '.i of NW ' Sec. 35 21 30. N of N r w Howell Br. Rd as ShOw',', Plat bk 3 21. less N 353 70'. 5.30.600 Patricia I. Kreidler to the qs Corp 5' jot Lots29& allof 3081k 38. Sanlando the Surb Beauhful. San roro sec. 'ess part. siI,soc Douglas 0. BobitI & *1 Mary to Forrest I Greene (Married) It 30 BIk 0. West Altamonte Hts.. Sec One. $19,400, Roy Hampton & Charles I. to estateof Sherman P. Hampton. Lots 31 & 37. Geneva HIS., $100 Magnolia Svc Corp to Ceo. E. Wicks & *1 lech K. LI 604. Wekiva Hunt Club Foji Hunt, Sec. 3, 18.500 FF , OrI to James A. Wetley & wi. Wanda, Condo. Unit 644. lake ________________ - -- ---- Unfurnhedl Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. 4 1 --Houses 33-Houses Furnished 7 BR apartment - in pleasant Akayfair BR, ii bath, central heat & or neighborhood, Air conditioner. REALTY. HALL HAROLD heater, wall to wall carpeting, Realtor. 321 5774 remodeled kitchen, Porch. yard withgrapefrujt trees. Call 372.9209 DELTONA- 2 OR. 1 bath, central or 322.1795 eveningi, heat & air, $150 per month, 2 BR. I', bath, w w carpeting, on large Senior Citizen - 1 BR corne lot, $175 per month. . modern deluxe, ground floor, 1,43 month. Also furnished apart. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V tardwic . Broker m.ntj, 1100 month up 321.6019. D.l'On,. MIl & 1)1000 Magnolia Svc. Corp. to Caidrek Industries Inc. Lot 351 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox, Hunt Sec. 3, $1,900. L,. I IW• 3OPartmen - EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. _________________________ Looking for mature Companion to live in and care for elderly woman, Mt,st have driver's license. Call 372 6261 after 4 p.m. One. 15,300 Fla. Land Co. to Evelyn A Lang, Unit 716 The Highlands Patio Homes, condo., $35,000. Addle N. Queen. wid to Harry W. Carlson 6. wt. Blanche B. Lots 1 & 5 81k 1 Casselberry & Portionof LI 3 lit. 5100 - Be part of a supervised group of %4PeWersOlS$ that sell houseIok4 items door to door. Must be bet Aeen ages 12 to iS. Call Youth Counselor, 641 6019. ;';;'7 From cin4rs.1 Mettzer. mt Cvi Lot 3, Sec V 20 30, lti S acres to commenc, at SE cor. Of above, running W. to Hwy p Wanted EAR N $50 PER WEE K Eth'.in W Downer & wf Myra to Clarence A Schroeder & *1 Ellen Walt New Builders Inc to Edward to Kenneth A Belaw & *1 Rph (Sledso, & wI Linda, Lot 39 PC Pollard & wI. France's S Lot 510 e'en A, LI 26. It, 2, Paradiu' POint, 2nd (less Rd. r w) BR A, Crystal Bowl Wekiv& Hunt Club, Fo* Hunt, Sec 3. Addn tg CB. 6.35.000 Sec. (QCOI .10% R. Downing 6. w$ All. Corp Amer. to Micheel s Goebel Entr.. Inc. to Ben F. S.enia & wf Helen B . E s. 01' Wanda J. to Joseph Raymond Griffin it, & wf Elit L Lot 6. 81k E Lof 21 & W 1696' of 72, 81k 35. Sanlando Downing, S, of Lot 33 & all of 34, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. S. 169.900 81k 7. Evansdale, $100. Inc Suburb Beautiful, Palm Springs Thomas J. Roberts £ WI. Mary W. Sec. $39.O SCipio T Bracey Jr , hb to Flojsie to James Jot. Lafleur & wi. Condev Corp to Orval C Stuhr & Mae Bracey. wt, Lot 6, 81k Ii, Tier Maureen M., Lot 26£ E ' of 25, 81k wI Doris C . Lot 622, Heatherton DER Trafford' Map of Town of E. Rob,rt 1. Befls Addn. to diiVU, 11W villa9C. UnIT UflC. 5J7.XI) Altamante. $3i.$9O. Hallmark Constr. Co. to Frederick Gidus Builders. Inc to Forrest L. Ddv'd i Mot'.,ie Ill & *1. Carol lo P. SteIn & wf Ann K., Lot It, Ilk A, Sidney W Crouter Sr & WI. $21,900 Vandiver 6. wf Marjorie M . Beg at The Springs Shadowood Village, SW cot of Lot 17, thence run E along MGIC Finnci4ll Corp to Harkins Sec. 2. 152.500. S lines of Lts 126. Ii, Howell Ests Gen. Constr. Inc. Wi SO' of Lot 5, all Dade Fed. Miami to Priscilla M. of6& 7, BR 55. Sanlancloth Suburb d repl 145 etc. $100 DeBerry, Unit 0 79. Bldg S Wekiva Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec., 14.600. FF . Mid Fla to Karl W Klein & Villas. Condo . $11,500 *1 iacquelineL ,Unit I AR Madria iranine H L9ri' to Carl Gerald FF.. Mid Fl. to Robin P. Anderscn& wf Florence P., UnitS Cat. 11111 Twonhonses Condo., $26,000. Wm. 0 Clini & Wi Anna Ruth to Joseph A. Jackerson, LI 75 Prairie Lake Hts 171.600 Larson Dcv Inc. to Michael , Schmidt & *1 Edwina & Albert L. Pithi & wf lvalena V • Lot 31, Orookhollow, *7.000. James Taylor. sQl. & Bertha C SQl. toMrrcos E. S.ayago& wi Mary B, apt Unit 0.102 Bldg 1. Fairway Villas, condo. 1.41.500 Florida Housing to Paul N. Durand & WI Mary. Lot 9 81k 6, Repi. Sh. 16.2 No. Orl Townsite. 4th Addn Village of No Orl . $73,100 H A. Miller Constr , Inc to Elder, C Mc0irmit & WI Maureen c.. Lot 16, Walden Terr,, 126.500 CIitf Jordan, Trustee to Wayne '4. Robert, £ wf JanIce C., Lots 73, 74, iS £ 76, Sec. 2 Midway Parks s.d. $1,000. (QCDI Deborah P Stokot, sQl to M. Brooghton Stokes, sgl., Lot 7 81k 8. Spring Ridge. Sec 1 The Springs, 5100 Ramon 0. Campbell to Ruth L. Campbell, Lot 4 01k E. Bear Lake 41'-Houses - 1975 TRIUMPH Sptfir, 11.000 Mi AM-FM 13195 �6B—Eve n i n g Herald,Sanford, FL Sunday, Nov. 7, 1,76 Ift -I-WOW -11110 -11111 -11" www4iiftiiiiiiiiiiii"IC8 BREAK Ift filloax Could Cause Someone 's Death By INK DIPPER to .4, Se 21 Th S. W1 Vii Va 55' SI dl *1 To de fit. But authorities have to follow through on others because they have no ic.a that the report is anything but authentic. One of the most widely reported hoaxes was in 1913 when a California CB operator heard a call from a hysterical little boy who said that his father had been killed and that he was calling from their (EDITOR'S NOTE: Ink Dipper (KYZ-3916) Is the handle of the editor of The CB Times-Journal Someone is going to die because of a CB hoax. Maybe it will be an ambulance driver rushing to the scene of an auto wreck that doesn't really exist. Maybe it will be the victim of real auto wreck who can't get help because the ambulance is racing in the other direction. Or maybe, if we're lucky, it will be the hoaxer himself, beaten to death by someone enraged over the black eye that hoaxes are giving CBers. Unfortunately, it will probably be one of the first two people. The hoaxer is practically untouchable. The hoax problem Is nationwide. Local, state and overturned pickup truck in New Mexico. Searchers spent five days and $150.000in manhours, equipment use and fuel before the 1fl cident was marked up as a prank. In June, U.S. Coast Guard and law enforcement officers in Marathon, Florida, spent four frantic hours searching for two boats. According to the urgent distress calls, one of the boats was sinking with several people aboard, and the second boat federal agencies spend thousands of dollars a year then took the survivors. Next time calls from the to hunt emergencies which exist only in sick minds, A few hoaxes have drawn national attention, though hundreds of others occur each month. One estimate is that out of every 100 emergency CB calls, eight are fake. Sometimes a hoax can be discovered early. A CBer at the scene of an alleged accident, for instance can alert police that someone is putting out a false report. second boat that it was overinoded and taking oil water. Four hours after the first call, a woman contacted police and said she heard three men in a pickup truck putting out a distress call similar to the ones transmitted by the two "boats." By the time the rescue operation was called off, taxpayers had lost, $20,000. Putting out a false distress call carries a itiaxinium fine of $10,000, up to a year In jail or the fine and jail term. But authorities have little luck catching hoaxers. A hoax usually doesn't last long enough for the Federal Communications Commission to bring in sophisticated direction-finding antennas. Most hoaxes are quick calls to police or 4 I emergency monitoring stations. It's like pulling the handle on a fire box and then running into the night. If the hoax problem is going to be brought under control, it will have to he done by CBers and not by outside agencies. Groups that set up emergency monitoring systems such as REACT and ALERT have been successful In organizing Citers and cutting down the number of false calls. The groups work with law enforcement agencies, and the police - - and sheriff's departments rely on the Cliers for I accurate information. But most law enforcement agencies aren't that well organized for dealing with CBers, and even the best organization can't help in all cases. The New Mexico and Florida incidents are examples of having to assume that the call is legitimate. Which leads us back to where this began — someone is going to die. Let's hope for the best. Jo La Sc P1. Former CBer Expresses Opinion Br SQ ' Traveling B vi 0 A Rit AC G. 16, RI is $4. couple of weeks ago, we wrote about 'Traveling IlanWes' and how they could create . ., CA A. E. C.. $31 N Lt 54 cp 01 Dc Lc Su .10 LC & 511 Cover says in his correspon- your ('13 'Traveling Handles.' . ' . . . '. ' ' .' ,,'.: ' . . , . . ,.''' . ' EARS ON, GOOD BUDDIES AND SWEET THINGSI - Legal Notice slated for Saturday night at B. There's plenty of room for overnight camping for self' contained campers with free admission and there's even a children's playground, in case you want to take the youngsters along. Too, there are plenty of prizes for both adults and children with a SHE Trinidad base the top adult prize and a pair of bicycles going to some lucky boy and girl. There are also trophies for the largest chartered club w , .1. his . i ' '' "Defend ants'" ' NOTICE OF ACTION TO SPECTRA PHYSICS, a ror p0h0r not authorized to do buSinesS in the State of Florida, 1250 Middlefield Road, Mountainview, California YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida. The East 75' of the West iso' of the East 300' (less the South Government Lot S. Section 23, Township 19 South. Range 32, East, 04 the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida hSs been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to it on RICHARD H ADAMS. JR. of Gray. Adams. Harris & Robinson PA. 'plaintiff's attorneys, whose act • is 401 East dress Lega1i Notice Robinson Street. 9 0 Box 3068. Orlando, Florida 32802, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING on or before the 261h day of the Board of County Corn November. 1976. and file the original missioners of Scm rvIe County, with the Clerk of this Court either Florida, will conduct a Public before service on plaintiff's at. Hearing in the Commissioners' torneys or immediately thereafter, Meeting Room of the Seminole otherwise z default will be entered Courtly CourthQuse. Sanford, against you for the relief demanded Florida. on November 16. 1976, at in the complaint 7 CC) PM or as soon thereafter as WITNESS my hand and slat if possible to consider an application this Court on October 21st, 1776 for filling at the following described ISeaD property. ARTHUR H BECKWITH, Lots 1, 5, 4, 67, 61. 69. 70 and 71, Clerk of the Circuit Court La Nc KI ii 55 C. BI 34 in Vi Forest City, Orange Park Sub division. Plat Book 7. Page 60. Of Trans-Alaska Pipeline Haul ticial Records of Seminole County. Florida Further described as the area located between S P. 136 and i Orange Avenue, immediately east of Lonely Without CB Equipment ATIGUN PASS, Alaska AP You start up the 4,800-foot - I attending froin the county, the dence, "it was about a year . ... B. $it Handles ' Brings Response . pass in the care of "The Heartbreaker," who turns you over to "The Pass Watcher." Once ui WV ,..,. ,. V ILL ,. II)V ii.,. VUi 01 hands of "The Happy Pappy." All three of them drive roa graders on the trans-Alaska pipeline ha ul road. And their rigs are equipped with CB radios, which are much more than a device for "holl ering" at friends when you are this far north of the Arctic Circle. They can make the differen ce be tween life and death. The 39-mile road north of the Yukon River is kept open all year to get supplies to the pipeline construction camps. Roughly 80 per cent of the read lies north of the Ar ctic Circle. and winter temperatur es 60 below zero are common, "The one and only, world famous Thunderbug" drives this two-lane dirt road like there was no tomorrow as he roars "home to mama." As he ands in front of the shiny Boils Royce-like grill of his 18-wheeler he looks tough enough to handle most obstacles. Paul Konig, "the Th underbug," boasts of going over Aligun Pass "barefoot " (without chains). As he is talking, this I] route. "The one and only, world Each camp has a radio operfamous Thunderbug" ator handling the commercial drives this two-lane dirt band frequency used by Alroad like there was no to- yeska Pipeline Se rvi ce Co., d rnnrrnw .i, UIV "home to mama." .uu,a ......II .... .....,i.... L,_,...i •, "Vu II.') III''IULULIiI uiicuiei ii. Many Alyeska construction truc ks have CB radios and can reporter's own four-wheel drive relay m essages to cam ps via wagon is sliding all over the icy their more powerful company highway. commercial- band radios. But the Anchorage trucker Th e r ad io ope rator in Old says, "I won't go up this road Man camp said that hardly a wit ho ut my CB." day passes that he doesn't get a IlLs buddy, Marty DeWitt of request for some kind of asFairban ks, or "Tin y Tim," tells sistance, usually from a disa story about hauli ng a pipeline abled ve hi cle. load on the st r et ch of stateAs we t alked wi th Old Man on maintained road south of the channel 19, we passed two Yukon. He was headed up a bill wrecked trucks. One was a when his rig tumbled over a tanker lyi ng almost upside Cliff. do wn but neat-as-you-please on He broke a rib but his radio the narrow strip betw ee n the st ill worked, and he heard a road and the forest. There were friend who was traveling ahead no injuries in either accident. of him ask: "Did ycu make It Truckers also can call to the over the hill?" radio operato rs, like "The WI"I told him: 'Yeah, but not nemaker" in Dietrich Camp, to the right way." rese rve a room for the night. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., Th e drivers are allowed to the consortium of oil companrs spend the ni ght In the cam ps buildi ng the plpcme, maintains and eat in the cafeterias free. the road north of the Yukon. The truckers, like their "good The truckers occasionall y get buddies" down south, monitor road information from the channel 19. But they also can camps, more often f rom each use channel 11 to talk with the other. And there are road con12 pipeline camps along the dition signs occasionally. I H' Acres Concentrate Plant In Section 16, Township 21 South, Range 29 East ha el J Hattaway Chairman Mic Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida Publish Nov 1. 1976 DEF ! By Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk CITY OF will be refunded to each person who representative are set forth below. publication of this notice, to wit: returns the plans, specifications and All persons having claims or QUIK CAR CARE CORPORATION other documents In good condition demands against the estate are d b a A 30 MIN MUFFLER 10 MIN. within tO days after bid opening, WITHIN required. THREE OIL LUBE under which we are A certified check or bank draft, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF engaged in business at 7721 East payable to the Housing Authority of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Robinson Street in the City C the City of Sanford. Florida, U 5. THIS NOTtCE, to tilewith the Clerk Orlando, Florida. Government bonds or a satisfactory of the Court a written statement of That the party interested in said bid bond executCO by Inc bidders any claim or demand they may business enterprise Is as follows and acceptable sureties in an have Each claim must be in writing Geoffrey C. MOc11I, amount equal to S per cent of the bid and must indicate the basis for the President shalt be Submitted with each bid claim, the name and address of the Quik Car Care The successful bidder will be creditor or his agent or attorney, Corporation required to furnish and pay for and the amount claimed If the Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Satisfactory performance and claim Is not yet due, the date when it Florida, September 27th, 1976. payment bond or bonds, will become due shalt be stated. If Publish: Oct. 31. Nov, 7. 11, 21, 1976 Attention is called to the the claim is contingent or DED ISo provisions for equal employment unliquidated, the nature of the opportunity, and payment of not less uncertainty shall be stated if the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE than the minimum sataries and claim is secured, the security shall EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRwages as set forth in the be stated If the claim is secured, the Specifications must be paid on this security shalt be described The CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY project claimant shall deliver sufficient GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION The Housing Authority of the City copies of the claim to the Clerk to CASE No. 76-237.CA#t of Sanford. Florida, reserves the enable the Clerk to mail one copy to Division E right to reject any or all bids or to each personal representative waive any informalities in the All persons interested In the estate PANY, a Florida corporation bidding. to whom a copy of this Notice 04 Plaintiff No bid shall be withdrawn for a Administration has been mailed are vs period of 3 days Subsequent to the required, WITHIN THREE JR VELEZ. and opening of bids without the consent MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF FRANK of the Housing Authority of the City THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF REBECCA A. VELEZ, his wife, NOTICE OF ACTION of Sanford. Florida THIS NOTICE, to file any objections PROPERTY Housing Authrolty of the they may have, that challenge the t's Will, the TO FRANK VELEZ, JR and City of Sanford. Flor ida validity of the deceden By: Thomas Wilson, III qualifications of the personal REBECCA A. VELEZ, his wile, whose residence is unkno wn Title Ex ecutive Direct or representative, or the vent— or yØJ ARE NOTIFIED that an Publish Nov. 7, II, 21. 78. 1976 iurisdiction of the Court action to foreclose a mortgage on OEF )) Thomas Sacidow Jr the following pro perty In Seminole FICTITIOUS NAME Box 17 County , Florida Notice is hereby given that I am Carolina. RI 02112 Lot 33, LAKE OF THE WOODS engaged in business at III Lake Dot Personal Representative TOWNSHOUSE. SECTION 1, as per' Drive. I1?Ord. flhii'vt Counly, DAVID KER8E1 map or piat thereof recorded in Plat Florida under the fictitious name of III E Robinson St Book 19, page 50, public records of GLOBE BUSINESS BROKERS, and Orlando. Florida 37801 Seminole County, Florida. Together that I intend to register said name Attorney for Per Rep with Range, Dishwasher. Disposal, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Publish, Nov 7, II. 1976 Furnace and A C, Seminole County, Florida In ac DEF h45 been filed against you and you 11 cordance with the provisions of the are required to serve a copy of your Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit writt en defenses, if any, to it on the Sec tion 865 09 Florida Statutes 1957 plaintiff's attorney, whose name and S AFC INC address is E. 0 °alernto. of E . L Ackley, Pres. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Shackleford, Farrior, Stallings & Publish Nov 7, II, 21, 78 , 1976 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Evans, P0 Box 3324. Tampa. DEF 31 FLORIDA Florida 33601 on or before November IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIVIL ACTION NO. 76•1113.CA.O4-C 791h, 1916, and file the original with EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. In Re: the Marriage of the clerk of this Court either before CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR THOMAS ALLEN WATERS, service on plaintiff's attorney or WOMEN Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION CASE No. 7l'.tUOCA.Q9.O COLONIAL MORTGAGE SERVICE CO. OF CALIFORNIA, Plaintiff I Huffed, And I Puffed... ROBERT E w lGETMAN and TRUDIE GEIMAN, Defendant NOTICE OF SUIT PROPERTY TO TRUDIE GETMAN 171 Northeast Copies Road Battle Ground. Washington 98601 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor. tgaqe on the following property in Seminole County. Florida Lot S. less the West 47 feet, and the West 16 feet of Lot 9, Block 18. 2nd Section SAN LANTA. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book. 1, pages 36 through 40 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, less the South I2 feet for alley has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any to it. On thj Plaintiff's attorney. whosename and address is DAVID C MULOCK of CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD. EMMANUEL SMITH & CULTER, PA.. Post Office Box 3239, Tamp., Florida 33601 and file the original with the clerk of the above styled Court on or before November 29th. 1916 otherwise a iudgmenf may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on October 21st, 1976 (Seal) .*r,nur ri Beckwith, ir Clerk of the Circuit Court By Linda M Shaw Deputy Clerk Pubiifl Oct 24. 31, Nov 7, 14. 1976 DEF 121 'V. U'J!I ,fl a home on ttc follow ing described real property, to wit: The East 25 feet of Lot 6. all of L ot land the West 5 feet of Løt 8. Block 6, AMENDED PLAT. CRYSTAL HEIGHTS. according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 4. Page 62 of the Public Recor ds of Seminole County, Florida, Inc public hearing will be held at the City Hail. City of Lake Mary, Florida. on December I, 1976, 1976, at lOOp ri', ,or as soon thereafter as poss,ble, at which time int er est ed pa rties for and against the request stated abov e will be heard Said hearing maybecontini.jed from time to time until final action is taken by the said Board of Adjustment, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.IIO,.CA.o,.D NATIONAL HOMES AC CEPTANCE CORPORATION Plaintiff, vi, ABU BAKER and FATIMA ,. .... . ... BAK ER 11101 It. J./'C) U PAGANS, JR. and AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES OF HOLLYWOOD, FLA. INC and SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL and BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, a corporation. Defendants MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT TO JAMES 0 RAGANS. JR and BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, a •,,u. :orporatlon. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an ac.tion to foreclose a mu.' tgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida Lot 5, Block E. W000MERE PARK. 2nd Replat, according to the P481 ther eof as recorded in Plat Book THIS NOTICE shall be posted in I), Page 75. Public Records of three (3) public plac es within the City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the City Hall, and published in the E'ienino Herald. a newspaper 04 genera circulation in the City of Lake Mary, Florida. one fins, at least fifteen (15) days prior to Itse aforesaid hearing In addition, notice Shall be posted in the area lit be consid ered at least fifteen (IS) day's prior to the date of the public hearing. DATED November 1. 1916 . Seminole County, Flor ida IsIs been tiled against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your written def ens es thereto, If any, upon Leonard V Wood, Attorney for 5: Kay Sassman City Clerk City of Lake Mary, Florida GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE 616 E. Semoran Blvd Altamont e Søfings, Fla. Attorney for City Publish: Nov. 7, 1976 plair.tltf. at Suite 211, 231 Maitland Avenue, Alfamonte Spring s, Florida 12701, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styl ed Cou rt on or before the 3rd day of December, 1974; otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demand ed in the Complaint herein. WITNESS my hand and seat of said Court, this 271 h day of October, 1974. (Seal; Arthur H. Beckwifh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Mar y N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish. Oct. 31, Nov. 1, ii, 31. 1914 DEE 141 0 ANN WATERS, And " "It was easy to quit," says Bill Horn. "Whenthedoctorsaystoyou, '1 give you 30 more years if you stop smoking now; I can't guarantee anything if you don't,' it's not hard to give up the ha bit. Even after 32 years." Bill dumped t he weed strictly for health reasons. He is now back on the job as plant supervisor KELLY arid FRAN CES E. KELLY, Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION 10 FRANCES E KELLY RESIDENCE 1771 Hilt Street Hanahan. Sou th Carolina 79410 ND ...W - IU' A NUNtW RE R, KELLY RESIDENCE UNKNOWN (Last known mailing addr*u of Andrew P Kelly being. Post Office Box 5026, Virginia Beach, Virginia 734351 All parties Claiming interests by, through, under or against FRAN CES E. KELLY and ANDREW R KELLY and to all parties having or Claiming to have any right, title or Interest in the real property h*rein described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor. tgage on the following real property In Seminole County, Florida' Lot 7, Block B. SUMMERSET NORTH, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Put Book. IS, Pages II and 11. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, as been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any, IC It on van den Berg, Gay & Burke, P.A , at Post Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida 32102, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled court on or before November 29th, 1976. Otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or I) are trying hard to say no to thi' we' most of them aren't having much luck In the largest survey ever made of behavior, attitudes, knowledge and per. I cptions about tobacco use, it was discovered that time out of 10 smokers have either tried to quit smoking or would probably do so if there sscre an easy wa). But in spite of their awareness of the hazards to their health, and despite their of tobacco. But petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on Octo,r 20th, 1974. (Seal) ArIhut H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Linda N. Shaw Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct 24, 31, Nov. 7. If. 1974 DEE 173 c(fort' lo quit. 57 per cent said they will definitely or probabls be smoking five sears from how. flit.' surves , iunducted coiJpt'ratuvels by the Center for Disease Control, Atlanta, Ga, and the [)lvl5iufl of Cancer Control and Rehabilitation of the National Cancer Institute, shosss it growing ambtvalence about sznllklng in America. It compares smoking habits and attitudes of I 970 with those of 1975. Cathy Baurrle started smoking in college because everyone else was doing it, but she quit on her honeymoon. Not fur romantic reasons her husband, Don, was also a smoker at the time. But because she caught the flu and It settled on her chest, making breathing difficult and painful, After a month or more of hacking and wheezing, Cathy made a pact "with the little Man up there: if He made her better, she'd quit smoking for good. Chewing gum, helped supress the urge to smoke, and today the thoug ht of cigarettes (flakes Cathy feel nauseous. "Th ere's not hi ng worse than a reformed smoker," says Cathy. The couple has no smoking signs in their car and their plane, and a sign on Don's office desk reads, "If you must - I& 'Smokers Have Everything Cancer, Emphysema, Heart Disease' - - - '[be proportion of adult A.nierican..s who The decline Ifl the proportion of adults who siiwke cigarettes has declined since 1970; smoke anti concurrent increase Ill public public attitudes favoring stronger actiohl attitude opposing smoking demonstrates that against smoking have increased, even among Aiiiericami.'i call change their lifestyle for the those who smoke; and the shift toward sake of their health. But there are also factors cigarettes with lower tar and nicotine has other than health that determine the picture accelerated. of %'. Ito smokes and liii iliit'SI) 't ',', ii It OAM.AN & ASSOCIATES, INC. a Old Whatshisname Smoked l'I;'rc l: cclitioii.'hup la.'tssi'e:i t'tlUUOttij(I level and smoking behavior. Smoking rates ,ire lowest for those who never ottcmided high school. At all other educational levels, the proportion of smokers decreases as the ;ulliourit of education increases. The decline' in smoking since 1970 has been greatest among young males, and there has been a slight increase in smoking among young Women. More than ever, people favor increased social action against smoking More than half the siiiokers interviewed would like to see .11likIl;1 ,iIl&i' til Ill tt'',,'i jiJiiut'. allll the greater proportion agree management should have the right to prohibit smoking in IL_s place BAUERLE POOVEY _______________ . , ______ 1. , , J . '' ---. ' DARDEN . . r ' "' CLONTZ RECK IPw."1e (tot slliuklrlg 'Will The Real Smoker Please Cough Up Mcii smoke more cigarettes ' u day, i lgarette'.s In wils s most haiarikius to health, by Inhaling I 54 per tell( ) and by the quantity of each cigarette inhaled, almost every puff 1970). in addition, the survey showed that '55 per Lent) m o re than half of current smokers smoke :uvcraglng 23, i about the same as in 1910;, cuiiiparcd with 19 for women (up from 17 ill The Family That Smokes Together Chokes Together Pe'r.i,:i' islai are divorced or separated are far inure likely to smoke than those who are married and living with their spouse. Singles lead the new anti-smoking trend. flie proportion of single persons smolung has dropped considerably since 1970 . down from iiiare than half the single men to fewer . . Fy,,r" A three-pack-a-day smoker, James (J) Ryan. tossed nearly a full package of ar cigarettes into the street about j . r R..THEI, lie quit after a heart-to-heart session at the bedside of his dying grandfather. The old man died of cancer. "I 'as a happy smoker, but I wanted to stop," says Virginia Poos'e, "My son, who is active in the church, asked the minister if he would pray with him tha I would be able to stop smoking. This was unbeknownst to me. "One morning, I just couldn't put a cigarette in my mouth. When I went to church, I jokingly said to the minister, '',uu must have been praying t ha t; o ne-third , and from :u; per lent of single Wotlien to 28 per cent. And before smokers light up another cigarette, they might consider that most people hear you would rather you cracked your knuckles, chewed gum, or whistled. two years ago. , KARNS They've K for me.' And he said, 'How did you know?' "Thinking of a cigarette now makes me feel sick and I just couldn't touch one yet I do miss them. My son is very happy about it, and I'm proud to think he thought enough of me to do this." - "My kids were the main reason I quit," says Mary Nell Darden. "That was about nine years ago when they were getting a lot of anti-smoking propaganda from school. "They didn't like the smell, and I think they were afraid I'd get cancer. "I knew I shoul d qui t , but i enjoyed smoking .....d just tell myself, 'not now, have one later.' B y po st poning having a cigarette one day at a time, t wasn't too difficult." RYAN Til e Hab i t_ up my mind and had no problems." She mentioned smoking pollutes the atmosphere, is dangerous to others and continued, "Frank and I are on the American Cancer Society Board and it was really ridiculous that we smoked. One night we were smoking in the room with the children and realized we may be killing them with our stupidity and might just as well hand them a cigarette." ./ that lasted until about Jan. 4, and I was out at a dinner in Washington, D. C., and started again. But 12 or 14 days later, I quit cold turkey and that was nearly four years ago." ' Adding therepeutic value to her husband's battle with the weeds was Don's wife, Betty, who stopped smoking about five and a half years ago. B."tty developed chest pains while at a The incident resulted imafter a physical examination by Dr. Robert Rosemond. Jim said, 'There was actually no physical problem. Dr. Rosemond just doesn't like smoking. I had no option. He told me to stop smoking or die, and that did it." im continued, "It was the easiest thing on earth to do tjus throw the pack away. Over the years I have stopped several times, but today, I have no desire to smoke. I admit the first month was a little shaky," A naturally hyperactive Individual. Jim gained about five pounds. Today, he either walks or rides a bicycle several miles daily and thoroughly savors the flavors of fine foods. - I.r 11111 Reek has kicked the smoking habit for a bo ut a year now. For several years previously, he was on aga in , off again. But today, he feels his abstinence from smoking is permanent. With no apparent medical problems Bill said, "1 was approac hi ng two packs a da y, health due to my excessive amount of smoking. There was nothing dramatic about it. I discovered I was smoking more and more, but enjoying it less and less." I couldn't slack off, so I quit cold turkey." Bill added that his weight gain was moderate. lie concluded with, "I definitely feel better and enjoy food much more. In fact, since I stopped smoking. I am more keenly aware of all the senses. 577 1, 1 , '4 ' .., - . I 9' ., and became concerned for my ''I'm the worst reformer there is," commented Sirs. Franklin (Jeani Clontz when approached on the subject of smoking. She added, "I even took the ashtrays from my car." Jean abandoned cigarettes three years ago this month before' thyroid surgery. An anesthesiologist pointed out the hazards of smoking combined with certain types anesthesia. "After he told me I could not smoke two weeks before surgery and cited case histories, he really put the fear of (iy'J nit.', anil I quit. I inadt' of business. Though radio amid television commercials have been stopped, 56 rv'r cent of all respondents believed that cigarette ad. vertlzlng should be stopped immediately . Two out of five smokers agree. More than three out of four responded that teachers, doctors and other health professionals JIiIUId set a i:l'o(I example by According to Dottie, she had a scare when her throat became sore, resulting in hoarseness, "I just knew'! had cancer of the throat and went toaspecialist I didn't have cancer, but he scared me so, I just quit." Dottie admitted that she nearly climbed the walls for about four months and weight gain was a problem. As therapy, she worked crossword puzzles and walked aro un d with a glass of ice water constantly. Affirming that she will never smnoke again, Dottie has had help on the homefront. Her husband, Bob, also joined th non-smokers about one and a half years after Dottie took her final drag. O ; HORN - smoke, do not exhale." the 0 P MITCHELL'S SURVEY Florida corporation; SENTINEL STAR COMPANY, a Delaware corporation; WILLIAM E. BERN STEIN, FRANK L. MARRING TON, JR COSMO E. MINGOLLA, and NORTH ORLANDO WATER I SEWER CORPORATION, a ka NORTH ORLANDO WATER & SEWER COMPANY, a Florida corporation, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on Jere F Daniels of TURNOULL. ABNER AND DANIELS. Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose addrese is Ill West Lyman Avenue, Post Office Box l00. Winter Park, Florida 37790, and tie the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before November 171h, 1976; otherwise, a Judgment may Dv entered against you for the relief demanded in thC Complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on October, 1674 ( SEAL ) Arlfstjr H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Martha T. VIhIen Deputy clerk Pbilth, Oct I?, 21, 31. Nov. 7, 1974 DEE9i Smoke-Free Air How Sweet It Is -- 02109 porat'on. ALAN KANDALL, AR five yea rs ago. She said, "I smoked about a pack a day." Seminole He is just one of many men and women, young and old in the Sanford area who have kicked the smoking habit for good. Their reasons differ, does the degree to which they have stilled the craving for tobacco. But of one fact they are all in accord: they've quit, for ever, and they're glad. Room 30 OF THE LEVY GRANT, according to the Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book. I, Page 5, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES, INCORPORATED, a Florida cor Karns packed away the pack il l'; - WITNESS my hand and thesealof COSMO E MINGOLLA Co Boyer & Mingoll. Industries Post Office Box 99) Worceiter. MiV.i.chu setts 01613 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEC. that an action to toreclose a mor tgage on t he following property in Seminole Cour.iy. Flor ida The East 300 Feet of Lot 54. lying North of Wagner Road. Block 0 of k. -- Boston. Massachusetts ANDREW P party and has not smoked since. A veteran smoker for 35 years, Mrs. Robert (Dottie) r, -;. . The 10 days he spent in hospital under sedation after his doctor delivered the smoking ultimatum, plus some time after that on pain capulc3 for his heart condition left Horn with little urge to smoke "and I guess that made it easier to quit." FRANK L HARPING TON, JR 75 State Street, Plaintiff, at Memorial Hospital after open heart surgery, and feels years younger. For Bill, not smoking is hard but not un bearable, "You've got to make up yo ur m ind riot to, and do n't." 4 - COU$TV, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 761996-CA OC HOME SAVINGS BANK, ---""`I ________ and ELDA NICHOLS NOTICE OF ACTION said Court on October 19th, 1976. TO PEGGY ANN THOMPSON (Court Seal) WATERS Arthur H Beck w ith I, 133 Grayling Street Clerk. Circuit Court -. South Lyon, Michigan 1187$ By Linda M. Shaw You will please take notice that Deputy Clerk there has been filed and is pending Publish Oct 21. 31, Nov 7. II. 1974 in the Circuit Court in and for DEE 119 Seminole County, Florida, Civil Action No 76 1813 CA 04 C seeking a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR dissolution Of the marriage of said SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA THOMAS ALLEN WATERS and CASE NO. 7e.1$79.CA.4.0 PEGGY ANN THOMPSON BARNETT BANK OF WINTEI WATERS, and other relief PARK. NA.. a national banking These presents are to require you corporation. to file your written defense with the Plaintiff, Clerk of the above styled Court and vs to Serve a copy thereof on DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES. Petitioner's Attorney, Gordon V. INCORPORATED, a Florida cor Frederick. P 0 Box 1795. Sanford. poration, ALAN KANOALL. AR Florida 32771 ortor before November OAMAN & ASSOCIATES. INC.. a is, 1976 Should you fail to do so a Florida corporation, SENTINEL default may be entered against YOU STAR COMPANY, a Delaware and the cause proceed ex parte corporation. WILLIAM E BERN WITNESS my hand and Official STEIN, FRANK L HARRIPIGTOt4. seal as Clerk of the above styled JR. COSMO E MINGOLLA. and Court on this 13th day of October. NORTH ORLANDO WATER I A D 1976 SEWER CORPORATION, a k a (SEAL) NORTH ORLANDO WATER & Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. SEWER COMPANY, a Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court corporation. By Jean E Wilke Defendants Deputy Clerk MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Publish October Il, 21. 31, Nov 7, NOTICE OF ACTION 1976 TO ALAN KANOALL DEE 91 1 North Sumit Street Tenafly, New Jersey WILLIAM E BERNSTEIN 370 Main Street Suite 1150 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Worcester. Massacbsu r.ii . IN •ir, ,*n .,,...,.. ., .,, AIAAA lIIVLC Quit! ______ By DORIS DIETRICH JEAN PA1"I'ESON a default will be entered against you THOMPSON for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition Respondent I . Petitioner, immediately thereafter, otherwise and PEGGY Sunday, Nov.?, 1976—iC — I ________ LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NotiCeofPublicHearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Adjustment of the City of Lake Mary. Florida, that said Board will hold a Puhlic hearing at 100pm .on Wednesday, December 1, 1976, to a? consider a request for DEF 29 - FICTITIOUSNAME INVITATION FOR BIDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND THE SANFORD HOUSING FOR Notice is hereby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, engaged inbusineS$atP.O. Box 174 AUTHORITY, SANFORD, FLORIDA Longwnod, Fat. 32750, Semino'. FLORIDA, will receive bids for the CASE NO: m-io..c Florida under INSTALLATION t,,) OF County. FIRE In Re: Estate of fictitious name of MAJOR ESCAPES AT REDOING CAR THOMAS SADDOW. s . Deceased. LEGAL SERVICE, and that I Intend DENS. FLORIDA PROJECT 166 until 200 p m., on the 3rd day of to register said name with the Clerk NOTICE OF December, at the Administration of the Wcult Cowl, Seminole ADMINISTRATION Building, Castle Brewer Court, To ALL PERSONS HAVING County, Florida in accordance with Sanford, Florida at which time and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST the provisions of the FictItious place all bids will be publicly opened THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Name Statutes, To Wit: Section and read aloud OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. S. Charles Sylvester Proposed forms of contract IN SAID ESTATE: documents, including specifications, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PubliSh' Nov. 7,11,21,21.1976 are on file at the office Of the that the administration of the Estate DEF ) Housing Authority of the City Cf of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS THOMAS SADDOW, SR.. Sanford, Florida; Administration deceased, is pending in the Circuit NAME STATUTE Building, Castle Brewer Court, Court for SEMINOLE County, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Sanford, Florida, and may be Florida, the address of which is Notice is hereby given that the secured any time after November 5. Seminole County Courthouse, undersigned, pursuant to the 1976. "Fictitious Name Statute", regis te r Sanford, Florida, 32771. The per. Chapte Ccpies of the documentS may be Sonal representative Is THOMAS $65.09, Florida Statutes, will r obtained by depositing 12500 with SADDOW, JR , whose address is with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. the Housing Authority for each Set Of shown below. The name and address in and for Seminole County. Florida documents so obtaine, Such deposit of the attorney for the personal upon receipt of proof of the u___ ____ P blish Oct. 24. 31, Nov. 7, Il, 1976 DEE 120 ,.,.. Legal Notice 0 The should also try to convince largest chartered club from out before I got my equipment set their members to stop helping of county, largest chartered problems when you're in an up at my base station and those who want to violate the club from out of state and for area where someone else uses mobile uni ts. When I did and law by the use of 'Sinokey the CBcr who's traveled the the sa me 'handle' as yours. would use it. I could hear no call Reports." greatest di st ance to attend. Well, a CBerof long standing, '. '. '. signs being used, just handles. I Okay, Mr. Cover, we've d ul y Many more trophies will be who has become disill usioned - , put my equipment up for sale noted your response to our presented by the wi th the way people 'abuse' the "..'' ,, ,' and sold out in 1973 and haven't column of two weeks ago and Yellowjackets, who say, "We airwaves, wrote to tell us his ' " used CB since." would like to hear from others talk so that some child may solution to the problem, if inCover goes on to say that "CB on this touchy subject. walk," so y'all come. deed it is a problem. radio is a good thing, but odd We've been as ked to advise Naturally, we're sorry that Charles I... Cover of Sanford -. ball handles and the constant Mr. Cover chucked his whole all who wish to attend to says that the simple way to abuse of a good thing I cannot CB operation and hope that he'll monitor channel 7, as that will . solve any problems that might see. Are CBers ashamed to use reconsider and co me ba ck into be the channel used to guide I arise while traveling is to use their call signs or their true the fold. CBers to Fox lake Park. k§ 11 -le-I -,-, : your true name along with your names? What or who are they Go and have a good time. lie does have some valid call letters and there won't be hiding from? Giving 'Smokey points, you know. The ,tMBEIU/tCK any misunderstandings. Reports' is a flagrant violation KF'M— 4,73 Cover says th at while he was of the law in that it is meant to Just a reminder to all you in Indiana he was secretaryassist others to break the law, Good Buddies that there's a big treasurer of one of the largest making them an accomplice to jamboree coining up at Fox CB clubs in the state and those that want to break the Lake Park, Titusville, this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE surrounding states and that he law. weekend and its purpose is to EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. held that position for seven past the attendance has been "Area clubs and clubs all aid the crippled children's Cliii IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA years before serving a two-year over 3,000. over the nation should advocate society. CASE NO. 76•?034.CA.09.5 term as president of the Too, Cover says, the club, the proper use of the call signs It's being put on by the SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK organization. known as the Circus City CBers, and refuse to talk to anyone who Yellowjackcts Radio Club Inc., OF ORLANDO, t national banking assoc i at i on, He says that this year the has always advocated the does not use his," Covei' says. and will goon front loa.m. until club is holding its 14th aiuiwil proper use of the CB radio. "Furthermore, this would help 5 p.m. both Saturday and vs jamboree and at times in the "When moving to Florida," to eliminate the problems of Sunday and a big dance was LUTHER L FOSFIEE and DALE D - Legal Notice Legal Notice f `- I -' a ' . 'S . 6 1 i. ' '1 ' On New Year's Eve, 1972, ['Ion Rathel resolved to stop otiukiitg. lie laughed, ''Well, - a , -i 111&4~%. "'~~~ __________________________________ Let Conscience Be Your Guide Put A Price Tag On Your Time, Talent how do you put a pr i ce tag on )our time" Ora dollar value on your talent" It's not always easy, but it's what an artist goes through every time she shows her work. Basically, it is a question of worth. Not only how much does the artist think she is worth, but ,'rtiiinlirr,t,',l hu how ti,,i,'h cJ'i. ... ..,,. believes the public will think she's worth. 'There are a sideratiocs. lot of con- If you' re a Picasso, of course, there's no problem. People are pay ing for a name and tame, whether they like the art work or not. But if you're exhibiting in the annual Sidewalk Art Show in downtown Sanford Nov. 12 and 13, for example, and your fame is somewhat limited, you can be pretty sure the public isn't going to fork out thousands about getting a bargain I can judge the object he is p ur What is there to co ns ider understand that," said Judy. chas ing, and place in a piggy when buyin g a painting or craft 'But t he y don't thin k a bout the ba nk the amo unt he thinks it is item? Obviously, you are get. artist, worth. ting an original, one-of-a-kin d Privately, Mrs. Maloney has item. lithe artist has talent, "I want people to stop and think: if I had done It, what priced each item according to you will be paying for quality in w ha t she believes it is worth, a work which hope f ul would I charge' ly aLso and after the show will average huld aesthetic ap peal for the "Fir st and foremost, I'm a out the cash value the buye rs bu>er. teacher," explained Mrs. attached to r timo art,I •..t, Thrs,,uk* .1, ..IA I........ he Ks'"" LQ Maloney. "I'd like to educate In a way , talen t is a Go the artist's education and ex. the public to let their congiven thing, and I have no right perience, as well as to more science be their gu ide to to charge terrific prices or even practical considerations such consider the artist as well as sign my name to the work," as the time arid effort put into themselves and the bargain said Mrs. Maloney. the work, the cost of materials, they would like to find." the other hand, an artist framing and display. It also To prove her good faith, and has to live. Tales of artjj costs the artist money to exhibit her trust in the basic fairness starving in attici have come her work — rent the space, eat and good judgment of the down through the years and Out during a show and maybe public, Mrs. Maloney has an illustrate Mrs. Maloney's point stay in a motel overnight. experunent planned for the that people are, in general, In the end, of course, the only upcoiiung Sidewalk Art Show. reluctant to pay a fair price for real question is whether the She's not going to put a price art. There was a time, buyer likes the art work enough tag on any of the crafts she has reint.'rnber, when Van Gogh to buy it. But if he does,. created for the exhibit. Instead, couldn't give his paintings 'shouldn't he be prepared to pay she is going to let the buyer away, a fair price' ,,,•., on the strength of your signature alone This doesn't iiiui the work to be exhibited next weekend 1" wo rt hless. Quite the contrary , Just how much it is worth will for th e public to jud ge, in at least one instance. Sanford artist Judy Maloney has found during her career, a peculiar reluctance on the part of the public to pay a fair price for art and craft work, "Naturally everyone thinking 'about themselves, is - - . - �2C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, NOV. 7 1fl Evening Herald, Sanford, f ,~. I Halloween:_The Night When... It was the night when ghouls ghosts and goblin hosts Dance round their queen it was - . . I .' '. - - ' - . - ' off and a huge Halloween time Hosts for the party were I. 'Q;l - ? 1i*l 0 11k) . .•.4 ; .. j, - • 0 k" ___________ ______ 1 _____ ___________________- _________________ _______ _________ r. S . , .- What knock on the door of the Bob Those Food Nets 1 1 441 In the quest for inner peace and se ll awareness hundreds of .# thousmids throughout the world have found solace in various A total of $1,441 was raised at the - Seminole Memorial Hospital Hall oween sale, ac- - ( ' -) , - ..- - - . - -, cording to Dan Rayman, .- chairman. - . . - 51 W Items for the sale were donated by hospital employes SUSAN Geneva: as well as members of ,the o rganizations. The proceeds will be shared between the Seminole Youth Ranch and Good Samaritan Home to buy each of these facilities a substantial Christmas gift. In addition, each department ROMANS, small personal gifts which will bc jç,ed .ii pideed around the tree at the hospital s ann ual KENIS, SALLYE V BFNTLEY, .Sa nford: Sanfo: 'Yes, I'm concerned. I believe the cause of so . you are getting anymore. guess it's because we're unaware of the dangers, if get rid of the bread because it is full of preservatives. Certain things are restricted and not supposed there are any. I'd suggest But how can you? What things added to the food. I preservatives, I put it back have stopped buying on th e sh elf . Some of in> much sickeness and and haven't for about three months. I take a look at the disease is the unnatural label and if there are they do away with else do they sell' Most of to be put out until they are safe I think we tr usted the preservatives. I would stop the food has these things in food industry too much. We've stopped certain kinds of foods Were paying them to do a eating Cool Whip because because of the contents I job. and they aren't doing ' C"c 3ha1J giving gs to each other them of the ,nredtpts I st op eating wiid anything, or else just eat a little. You demand they da better and investigate and see who is have to eat. You could bake to blame." your own bread They said holiday seawn, aU the presents will be bundled up after the pa rt y A U4UI distri buteU d 10 residents at the Yo uth Ranch . don't feel that it is healthful to Lime body. Some uungs I don't buy becausethere are too many additives and fillers. I would like to see them improve on the aspirin wasn't good for contents of food or disband certain items that are now added." some people, so they said ta ke Tylenol, and then it com es out, that's bad t oo !" hereditary. And my consultants is home from church yet? tell me that if men start friends say, "Well, don't read the la bel' There's more things in food now A MALL ,-CvA'~, 01 A and its so mixed up you don't know what you are vll~ i V Goes , - I7 % _______________ Gehma:i will lecture on the the merits of meditation for scheduled classes, dw. clopment and unfoldment of higher powers of mind and soul. Bmttling F ranchot Tone karped a few weeks ago by people thought him the actor Tom Neal. is apparently And - 1k -: what Barbara movie columnist, F'lorabel thought about all th Muir The booking was suspicion of 'Me price hoes up' battery, on a citizens arrest President l'ruman signed a - ; esday. Portraying the role of General Henry Shelton Sanford, the outhful actor dramatized slegaients of the general's role as founder of the City of Sanford. President Mrs. Woodrow (Vi) Clark conducted the business meeting. Mrs. M. IL Strickland, chairman of the Public Aff airs Department, announced that Sgt. Harold "Beau" Taylor of the Mrs Ned Yancey of the Arts Department chairman of a signature quilt as Sanford Woman's Club salute to the nation's bicentennial and Sanford's centennial reviewed the progress of Use endeavor. V Th e Cl ub welcom ed a new member, Mrs. Frank (Corinne) Campbe ll. Hostess s er i and catering a turkey luncheon with all the trimmings were Mrs. Joe Gazil, chairman, and Mmes. Al bert Pd, T. R. Butts, Helen Manhai-t, E. C. Harper Sr., Mildred Babcock and Walter Gielow. e International Affairs Chairman Mrs. Richa rd Fowler asked members to contribute toward Christmas gifts for children in Central America who were earthquake victims. — . s -' -.. ) .*. %; ~A~ I — ..~ . - I -' - - .. -. - - - -5 . - whildh people can ,_Uc-= deaLti Vmt )0-' ha-.e W N.- Lm.clived", requestijig tl* course that it ... '- taboo subject. We aLw hope to she is saying. rnortician3 in the group. Th,ey teach people to deal with their l'bis year lam president of have conducted one class own death. You can't help those the local chapta (Beta chi) of smion for us. We do encourage - - I 11 H.,eld pw'u• by Joan p.n.ni Je Ann Howe. left, Dede Cormican In counseling SebSiOfl dying wilesa you can lace your WEWANTM ' I' national Society of Outstanding funerals. CANM Women Educators. I also "Another thing we have each Idtath-'. 11W vivacious won= who spomir the IntemAUonal Club stwient do is write his own teaches about death u the at Seminole ('onim'inity epitaph. It can he a cry i.t!f. INM - . LI:M ii ____________ ' - ,,j - -- " K i nter : r " l..intj 5 d;amond $275 b Trio set. d Wed-Lok' matching solitaire, I wedding $ - - I on '. , Ml 5c-I .n 14 aodi gold - Eric six years old is ill with leukemia and back in the hospital for treatments, acecrdir" to his teacher, Ms Anita Stephens, Woodland Layaway now for Chrisinu, Ues Rev(.4ving Charge * SartkAmericaw , Sf,slef Charge • D;rtvn (Io .CIII, bliche AflWOC.In EIIpmT1 S The Milmorld Store HOLIDAYS :* C . e Dry Cleaning at budget ::: Prices and coin laundry : : daily Located at :-* -:. Elementary School- "We've raised over 11,300 for EricIf Aume of Ws classmates have one out in their neighborhoods one afantastic ':'. I II '- ~:~ rM In VIM I LM M •: On Hwy. 11.92 at 27th 322-9739 :: Try it you Ii like it' . / Sonford Flower Shop "One Central Florida's Leading FIorsts" . ' . His parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. - -l ' - .., 4 I ... I r. _._-,-e,- I .~ I-, AcT'..,l . --l.."i K~ F4'1Ut. OFFER _____ ! mAtV, .1 1 __ WALLET PORTRAITS L .&J, ..~. 1* - .11, ,#' %-,T~l , 7 ' 4•5 — — —- I fl C' — '1J .-IL-P~k0.10r*''I 4 4k, . -.Z3'VVf4X1:J N -1 ,V~ ,.1J*._',1iJ%;1, — ;.t '' " C)OLOR ,..i -.,*I-",. "-I e. : ~,_ . I W.r, ,., .., . .*rir "P" " ' , $ 1Q99 " - '"' Pow Wow Other Sties , A4... a . . - S PLUS . 6 u u • I B i rt h Mr. and Mi-c.. Dena!'J W. CorbeAt. San Bcrnadino, Ca. announce the birth ofa son, Don Michael, born Nov. 3 at March I k1!,Qiti et —j LEiSurme FOOTWEAR A "L p W 1 AF11 Hospital. OPEN FRI. EVENINGS I Ii7 • UI A I 1 L) NOV. V • 1 . nig I is I.I 'C ZAYRE'S PLAZA 1 III al. - I '2aL 'Liii I I - I ')&L I 'Jill - - Karen Hughes, daughter of Mr said ( . 1 I' - ' 2 E. COMMERCIAL PH 312-1822 •IIIIIIIIfiISfihIIIaIIfiI*fiJIQ,,I.,,_,L5 -- Available ii . d . Crrb++ . -. v Red or Black ' Eric. That is what keeps us going they said . '- a ::: service in a pleasant at. '.. - .. Cre pe e ole. Bonde Cellulose innersole, Spring Heel . tremendous concerti showmi for I~~M It -I 6* ." ~? Ve Iva felt. Cushion 1 -- " a 0 9 -9- W : v v \L_' : Flowers in glorious : F a II Ca Iors to bri h ten .. 'r! 100 Pc? Virgin Wool ent A Skate-A Thon will be held Monday at Skate City, IA)ngwood from b to 10 p.m. , with proceeds going to the Eric 'ilghinan Fund at the Sun Bank f un0k Longwood. The public is invited to attend. d bridal sot. a te - . *0owq c Wenluinj - - r Tim %ppa I ' To -- C Solitaire ' - - - Vi me I s W ' • - b ogogiF . 'N * -* FAIRWAY 111111111111111111- "imnIor(I Junior %%omdns (Iubjnd , , "I gotwo'- •_4 ( then the statement comes through loud, clear and firmly put. "I would like to _______________________________________ could spit in sour face As a behalf '' his daughters -- _~;J - . 'i ______________ * I . "One thing I hope the ... And it all happened 5 years ago this week INI iss .Nlwr told police that It happened tit Pittsburgh' Tone, new husband of Barbara A banker arre-sted for catPayton, canic to tier table, bezzlement. explained that it muttered something un- cost him $30,000 to put his comum plinn iii iry then said daught er t hrough college. We "Florabel. I'm so mad at you I can understand his zeal tit - . c -_V:74__* 11y . . -c IlVilliam Ilarland, 116 Country Club Dr., Sanford has been ted by thv Coil I, I . 'i"' .." "Those who give have all and dying because, In our she smiles. Then she goes on to will be continued," she says. things." society, it is unfortunately a prove she really believes what "Th is term we have two occurred at (mm s a nightclub _____ .4..................._. terminally Ill patients. lie made remarks, "I have two sets of Exploration, the only course of there and have each person who available an extensive gils my personal ones and several she teaches which of sees it think whatever he bibliography and as I began to my career goals. My personal (ers academic credit. "The wants." read some of the books I goal Is to have a happy family rest, including the course In Epitaphs can became fascinated," says Jo relationship. I believe that's my Death and Dying are offered be a real insight into what Anti Howe. A co unselor at top pnorny." through the continuing individua l thinks of himself . Seminole Community College, She pauses only briefly be fore education pr ogram. The Dea th She offers the following Jo Ann also Leaches the school's continuing, making it quite and Dying cow-se was added to examples from her stude nts. new (non-academic) course in clear that the goals have long the school curriculum at her "Came from nature. back to "Death and Dying." been clarified in her n'.ind."My owninslstence,andiscn-taught nature." One objective of the course is second priority is to be an ef- by Glenn Crews. "lie came, shared a little to establish an environment in fective counselor. In order to do "We've had so many students light; he left," - L0TES jGA RD EN GETS CIP SALUTE . ,' ' hesitation in the voice now, Commission will do is set up a talent bank so women, ___________________________________ ___________ - ' There is a slight her voice. bill to increase the postal rate. _______________ ."'!'', ' i . ______ - -- The Ic postcard would now be S counselors was in private business in Sanford. Asked In addition Jo Ann teaches a few words would be adequate. practice, dealing only with about her goals, Jo Ann course at SCC in Career I'd rather just put my name 1 - i-''- signed by the newspaper and magazine writer. The incident Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. ______ terests." relaxation to me is light classical inusic." :thnt Mr. and Mrs. George Smith a lso had a girl. Carol Elaine. , I f - . I. P. Ir 7114IV I'N 1. ; for e wedding of a lifetime, mother of a daughter who is College and have the members revealing experience F or presently enrolled as a in mny home regularly, since instance, I discovered that I sophomore at Florida State and t he y are wi th homes and didn't really want to write one, "Two years ago I attended a a son, age 13, who attends places to go. Thout ere are a bo ut that we are so many different course in marriage and family Lakeview Middle School. Her foreign students this year, from things to so many differ en t living in California One of the husband, Jun owns his own 14 countries around the world" people that I couldn't believe a . __ Layaway now v ng By MARYLIN K lIPTON IleraldCorrespoodent - . I . ______ . - .. _______ SCC Course Examines Death, Dying . - - Write Own Epitaph - 7' " Happy birthday babies Mr. and Mrs H. W Vii is' ____________ 01111b - - - 0,:J, ! - ' .?~%_ -- I -9 Ice - include my church," she - -_ - -- on lt nigh at a daughter Elizabeth took mile jail when accused of Ciro's." spitting in the fa ce of veteran Wonder . v -1. . things that will help them whether its making out wills or obtaining further formal education In fact continuing education for women and the talent bank are my two main in- says with a charming smile . looking for softer adversaries. Iferbulis announced the birth of \to5it actor Franchot Tone - ,,: (umnmnission was on the committee that revised the Sem inol e County report cards am on the Seminole Sickle Cell Anemia Committee and am a member of Bethel ÂME Church I always have to —_ - nes --- Foreman Heard, staged a oneq= show for Sanford Woman's Club members under the auspices of the Home Life Department entire LENORA MOBLEY - Several Seminole Mutual Concert Association patrons 'llie weather being somewhat chilly, the delegatcs cattle fully . 1111 either! Mrs. Fred Wilson reminded members that in lieu of Christmas gifts for girls at Hacienda Girls Ranch, monetary donation.s would be accepted at the December meeting. Cathy Bauerle of the Junior Woman's Club announced the club wo ul d ho ld Its (.'hristina.s Boutique on Nov 18, at 7 30 p m at the — " - - . #1 - Seminole County Safety and Crime Prevention Unit would present a program on "Crimes Against Women" and "Crimes Against the Elderly" on Nov. 17. at 1:30 p.m. at the clubhouse, 309 S. Oak Ave. The public is cordially invited at no charge. of - .1-k-alinole County (as are several members of the - - The couple made a coastal sweep 1 * Southeastern United States on went to _ Chip Johnson of Act Ill Players, directed by Anna Lea and Shin and attractive Mrs Harrow is actual proof to whit Proper nutrition weight fitness and positive thinking control posture, relaxation can do techniques and physiology arc As for the fut ure, she would areas coered in her class hilm. to writc mother lX)Ok hod> drove to Sanford just to vote there's no place like home philosophy and science of and returned to the university psychic awareness and explain initnediately to resume [wrfecl gentleman. I) ~ .~, , 0 I I-1I exercise and its effect on the everyone is psychic, Sliss University of Florida student Jack Burney of Geneva, agree 7 t Ir 'I'm on the Democratic written books on the subject of their appearance," she said. celebrated clash with actor water to be provided, Tom Neal over .Nll&s Payton's On special this week at military positions along the open seaside, clad. However, each could be aflection.s lie took a t ho rough Lovctt's Piggly Wiggly was a b.ittltfromit identified by the badge they beating from the athletic Nea l, large box of Tide at 25e __ __ As it start, the British Sun. wore. It consisted of a metal but won Barabara as his wife. Superbrand fee Cream. two Bikinis**Out", birthday suits bathing Association planned to hear hear , ba re get 1(1, in Remarked Florabel in her pints for 39 mn i iç, , -wc k ii 1-1-1 ulithe une of suits tit scribed with the motto column after tile incident; soap, Ik- a bar West Korea for important jective being legal nudity on the 'C) I f, 7. General Sanford 'Plays' Vis it To Wom an's Club Executi ve Committee of F xposure with Composure' \Y ,:s" '4 ? should bL strict governmacnt regulations I don' t buy cold cuts anymore, Anything ""' c$1' eating anymore. There - . , trade indefensible territory in birthday swt. Their final ob- 0 ALTAMONTE Hillsborough County Office and secretaries from the ages of 18 as coordinator of fideral to 60. Most are overweight and projects for SCC. She has are seeking a way to improve .,. - from here is to forget ft. PLAZA tl 1, ARRIV IV[ I wish Bob would tell his prescription for i so the word SANFORD _____ committees. Her latest appointment has been to the Central Florida Conunission on the Status .. slies. And yes, you DO need a rnother the truth and get it over '" Who comes to her classes? War,Nudity, Scandal Same day night, but I can't tell his making brassieres In men'J mother that. , ' worker for some time. She sta rt ed with the PTA serving on local county and district levels and a 11(111 IT / Art Center Slates es gner arousel Sometimes he dom't even monkeying arouiul with female come hoine to sleep on Skitur- hormones, they'll have tq star IILY ARNDT, Sanford: "lam quite concerned. I don't buy any canned goods cern. I've always wanted to Christmas party. Instead of and Good Samaritan Home BARBARA - buying anyt hi ng yet, but I buying any food if it had been proven certain chemicals had been j dect" in the hospital is busy collecting BESS 11 E A V E I., Longwood: l)EAII GOING: Baldness ls morning and asks tile if tier son -: _1 not necessarily with job see more minority women t ook adv -inta 'e of the experience but with get involved, to show they association's r ecip ro cal own levels of unusod coninto Canada and returned via t alents, can get involved, have talents, to make it Doris Dietrich I wi th ivic Music sciousnesses and learned the Representing Ballet Guild of an inland route, driving about arrangement I- . Open to the public, the Sdriford-Sems And I'd like to see more clear they are not all' Inc. of Daytona Beach Monday k - basic universal formula for 6iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ inole at the annual 8,000 allies. program will include physical women educated as to beanpickers!" tlight and at',-nd "Naoghty I"ll lliecting oif Southeaster development and operation of Covering the major historicvl Marietta a ..a o y their own mind. makes Miss Gehman tick, the phenomena and a question and Regional Ballet Association in .000 The name Anne Gehman is celebrated psychic will appear answer period. Atlanta this weekend are landmarks, the Bin-ne Anion' those enjoying the Valerie Weld and Dora Lee joyed the changes of the linked with all aspects of the tit "Anne Getunan Presents" on seasons and the colorful dazzling musical were Nellie Russell. psychic sciences. rnediumship Nov. 14, at 7:30 p. m., at Francie Echols, daughter of autumn foliage on several and Boyd Coleman, Rubye ana and faith iea1uig. In answering Seminole High School Ann and Ken Echols, is — mountain ranges They were in Leo King Viola and Harold the demands of area en. audit(,riuni in Sanford. deserving of a good citizenship After a delightful eight-week 20 degree temperatures and Kastner. Caftyn and ft. D. D i C thusiasts interested in what Affirming that nearly award. On election day, the leis urely' tour, Virginia and snow stayed on their car Wesley Kay Horton Jima The Art Center at Maitland daily except Sunday from 11 Ryan, June Iormann and • Martha Yancey and semi, Allen. and its Women's Auxiliary will a.m. 2 p.m. hold a Designer Carousel Nov. 6 Tickets may be purchased at -Old flow does Joe Gazil, the busy - 21. For the show, local interior the door; ticket information .. . . . .. . thretorof Park and Sho p Food may be obtained by calling the JO Mns.ui, Korea. United any public swimming pool in matter of fact, I will. culication, but did it cost that stores unwind after hours? Center into a merry-go-round Art Center at Maitland. Hours Nations truce negotiator Henry lit' did. much to put a girl through Joe says his hobby is cooking of rooms for 24-hour living," are 10 a.m. - p.m. Monday 25 Years Ago the United Kingdom. The stated I. Ilodes sai d 'We're busting Th e fiery- columnist said she college? reason: "Such garb conwhich he thoroug hly enjoys. emphasizing economy, prac- through Saturday and H p m. our guts t ry ing to get this war tunina(es the water:' slapped him and he kicked her Daily he communes with nature ticality and uniqueness. Sunday. settled" but the "Recis" are 0 - -This making "no attempt to get a voted to form a nudist chapter smummuoned sheriff's custody. Mrs. Marvin If. Howell, home and grounds. Carousel, admission will in. __ - F LO RI 0 A reasonable solution." -Ed tit cvery county of the British Withiii six hours Tone was Deland, advertised furnished His lovely wife Sadie shares clude a viewing of the Center's William 11. Nuckols, a U.N. I Isles and to campaign against released on $500 bail. two and four room al.girtments, his interests and enthusiasm for current gallery e1h.ibit of Rookspokcmian added "The cornUnited British 'urhists police seiziir' of nudist It seemed that in writing her for $32 and 17 a month. Private music Joe said, "I have three wood American Art Pottery. A ' inunists have continued to press magazines on obscenity column, Slis.s Muir bad made entrances, ground floor, gas for stereos with different sounds Luncheon and garden enI for their proposal which would replace the swim suit frequent references to Tone's cooking and continuous hot going at the same time. Total tertainment will be nroviiII with the grounds, hormones can present baldness mother calls here on Sunday - .Many have discovered their l , T. _________ I ;- I- - W_ — Fill im I I to all-round better living ,;~ -,- 15 IV forms of meditation groups. , - Lenora Mobley, mother f three, graduate of Oringe County schools and with i degree in Social \drninistration has been in avid civic and social Psychic Phenomena Subject Of Anne Gegman Lecture - ~ - . Fitness Is k By MARYI INTIPTON Herald Coorespondent physical conditioning program and director of academic a! fairs at Seminole Community College, follows this st ement used as an introduction to her education in the public school - afraid of his mother. Or maybe in men. It makes sense tome should say he's afraid of because you never ee any I Nald hurting tier feelings, so he lies woalell. to her. [lave you ever heard of men and so taking female hormones to . was Bob until he eft mmmc, out prevent baldness' Can it lie hardly ever goes to church dangerous? If it's okay, will I anymore, need a prescription to get it's What should I say when Bob's GOING BAIJ) Hospital Sale ' - _id:~ ' for three )ears. (I'll ca him pied!, but Id rather keep wha5 financial aid, but Bob is still 4rv'f#. _____ _~ -, Commissioners — fear." harrow. "You can incorporate Mrs Harrow has spent these values into your own several years teaching physical lifestyle - [lob.) We're adults and hair have u itsata possible. (k)n't depend on our parents for I've heard that taking female . ' , -. .- ~3~__. ~ - .t,- F, - . __ and lhavesharedan apartment pose i. i muld consider a hair-. residents of Meadowlark could . ..- Abby A '' _____ r - - ______________ 1 ," attending the group's recent banquet included, from left, Martha F Johnson, recording secretary; Anlizabeth Baker, outgoing president: Harry 11. - '-. I . - New officers or the Sanford Senior Citizens Club '' .,, — . 4i - -. 'p ,., '."l * , ' ' (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) o - E . _________ ____________________ I .W .. / - - SANFORD SENIORS . .. v. , i's ' Mr. and Mrs Clown outfits & . ___________ i When you take care of yourself,you'll find that you are more efficient in anything you attempt said Dr. Harrow "Fitness enables you to endure stress more eas ily and to be less - Sunday, Nov. 7,194-11C Women More Than Just B ( class P. -' '1 Dear . ,- - WhatSomeKidsGood Others . . J . r .. Bicking, vice president; Camille Ilicking, It was the night when the best with a place to meet and a costume pa rt y was held Sharon and Steven Williams The most original costume news of the day was a quote by holida trea surer md ILaura I'urell' p r resident. y to enjoy together sponsored by the Tuskawilla who along with their 7th and 8th awardwentto Dorothy and Ken Women's Club It was an area grade friends played games Foster,and Charlie Taylor was wide effort held from 5-7 pm roasted marshmallows and declared the funniest The forpre-schoolersup through 5th enjoyed cider and doughnuts scariest prizi went to Tom • graders. Dominic the Magician Big double winner of th e Downey whose cost ume was the , was on hand to thrill the costume contest was Michele highlight of the evening. A ____________________________ youngsters with feats of magic Painter who was chosen the battery operated clock was won DEAR A13BY: I know the "teaching.") Kids need to know YOUR hostilities, but It will with, but[,,e can't seern to do it. and the children enjoyed sodas prettiest girl and for having the by Eileen and Al Meagher as a libraries are full of books on the how far they can go. And they only teach the child that Ili the meantimrie I have to lie for and other refreshments. most original costume. Michele door prize. subjects, but you seem able to don't really want everything violence Is the answer to all hint. So what's the solution? ca me as a pumpkin. Others put so much into a few words. they ask for. conflicts.. IIATh TO I,IF It was the night when . . . attended as werewolves, It was the night when . . . Wliat makes some kids good Don't ever tell a child he's DFAR IIATE.S: You do ' Reward them when they're IV motorists and pedestrians ghosts, Frankenstein and there people from all over the city and some bad? In other words, ln'P 9ood, and deprive them of "bad." It he misbehaves, tell HAVE to lie. You're no going along S.R. 43.4 did a was even a "Fred Astaire" strolledor drove by the home of is there a formula for raising him you do not like what be obligated to give Bobs mother something they enjoy when k_ double take. On the front lawn present. Martha and John Slusar-z on good kids? Is it heredity or DID; don't tell him they misbehave. y ou don't any Information. When she I of the Roy MacClam residence It was the night when the Alderwood Street North in The environment? I don't believe in hitting a like HIM, — —phones, tell her her son Is out I _J child. A a casket was on display with a Tuskawilla Country Club Terraces to observe what TRYING HARD Give a child lots of love, and and you'll ask him to return her little slap on the wrist realistic "corpse" inside. Black probably was the most specDEAR TRYING: That battle I just enough to hurt his dignity) when he comes to you wilh a call when he returns. liahts flashing on the scene sponsored a Italloween Happy flour featuring free refresh. tacular display of the holiday. has been Lroing on for a long All kids need dIqrIpIIn,. Is all riaht. However. hitting a confimsinq. don't he too hard on DEAR A14BY: I arn not a v2in completed the effect, suc- ments. Costumes were opJohn and Martha, with the time, but I'm inclined to be on ("Discipline" does not mear child hard enough to hurt him him, man, but I'm only and I'm ceeding in giving all.s that passed tional and more assistance of John's two the side of environment t,ha 60 people physically punishment; may rid you of DEAR ABBY: Another guy r " losing may hair. I 511P It mean quite a scare. It was the night w hen ç . 4. ,., d \-: - _____ I - . \ '' -.- 'U' Z. _7- ' .. _________ e:MInt PC rhythmic movement " Anita Harrow, instructor ofa , .. _VtT\ \ " • . . 'i" _______ . It 4 ,t''( a 1 t, ______ Your The law of life is movement; \ purpos.ful c'ntinuous jiu, ______ ,_____ UJ Winners of the costume spent many hours of work, time alias former councilwoman It was the night when ... the contest included Dan Martin and money to show that there Vickie Baker. who enchanted Party. Marge and Bob Williams' home who won the prettiest girl prize are still people left who do care al l, both young and old. — echoed with the sounds of 30 for his Miss Poland' costume a bo ut children , and children's Too bad those good old days It was the night when ... Elk youngsters, all in costume, Andy and Jerry Anderson won holidays. couldn't be brought back and Court in Tuskawilla was closed having a happy Halloween the best couple prize for their provide all residents of the city ______ - - home of Parkhurst where they were treated to a fun Halloween I;i _______ t Herald .•. - - , Fl. 'I ,Law Of Life Is Movement: Harrow - . " . 1 1 ~ - __ I -.- -~ ,i _____ I __ _ __ attended the affair held bet wet-it 5 and 7 p.m. to have fun and partake of the bubbly. brothers worked for over two Winter Springs Police chief months, at considerable per- John Govoruhk stating that the Nancy' s sonal expense, to create a scene city was relatively free of , Halloween' . whichwouldputahorrormovie juvenile problems over the Newsnofes It was the night when the to shame Halloween weekend It was the night when Hacienda Village Women's Standing among the 32 residents of the Ranchlands Club, under the chairmanship handmade gravestones were Remember when th e Nancy Booth under the leadership of Walt of President Grace La Hart, put life size figures of the devil, entire city gathered each year Parkhurst banded together to on a slam bang Halloween Frankenstein werewolf, two at Sunshine Park to enjoy I provide their neighborhood costume party. Th e recreation ghosts, two other unearthly Halloween. The annual event youngsters for a real treat and Linda Kizer residence and hail was filled to capacity with creatures and a witch Seen was sponsored by the form er Several flatbeds were joined be greeted by a real live residents of the Village en giant pumpkins were in Winter Springs Community kl'ost To add to the effect, joying the scrumptious food and teriningkd with the figures and Association together and hitched to a tractor loaded with hay and The Thing was also present admiring the colorful tht. gravestones BIt ck flashing It was a fun evening complete stacked high wi th children. The Bill Kizer, alias "The Th ing" decorations. Thanks for the lights and eerv m us ic comwith a walk through Spooky hayride toured the area was seated under a table upon food goes to Chairman Millie pleted thus scene horror' Hollow, a corpse who rose from visiting every residence and the which a 1 ft square box had Logan and th e decorations were Slusarz said he created this his coffin to scare the bejabbers night ran g wi th cries of Trick been mounted If you knocked left in the ca pa ble hands of Past masterpiece of terror be cause out of unsuspecting youngsters or treat." on the box, a hand would conic ["resident Eddie Mae Sevarese. lie feels people have lost sight of a hayride, a bonfire, games and After the children had visited slowly out of the box to greet The "Caravan" band supplied observing the traditional refreshments. The highlight of ahlthehomesandreceived their you Shades of the Addams the music and the dancing went holidays particularly those each celebration was the apgoodies, they returned to the Family' On till after the witching hours especially for children He pearance of the 'Witch Lady' . ( i' I'll and Mrs. Lamar Hughes, STORE Hours - 10:00AM Till 8:00 P.M. ____________________________ 201 E. F I RST ST. IA)ngwixA. Donald is the son of _____ PH 112- 0204 - _______ �4C— Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Sunday, Nov. Fl. 7, 1976 Chic Young BLONDIE A TH sl 1~ 11 YOU SPENT'SO MUCH iHousing T55X 4 Vote into MOST OF THE FOOT-INALL Norway ! I2P:sve \ Oko.orr. /' 13 Lathered 14 Military 4M /R t VcrL _____ ___ _______ ___ ____ — _____ _____ __________ Mo rt Walker BEETLE BAILEY ( JJM 5A 1 I PIDN'T f O, 8EETL EN I' BE I J THAT &co9J I JUM 1 1 0 4 1 2 3 0 - by A Sansom - - 7 - 13 14 16 17 - 123 22 0 0 30 31 32 33 — — 34 35 37 38 40 42 _36 - - - 141 _ — — 44 _45 _46 _47 — I 49 50 48 by Bob Montana — any arrangements you have contacts. Mingling with nw ith companions or associates fluential people can be of ti)di don't expect them to pick enormous help to you — - 52 53 154 L 51 - 1! A _ 10 __________ ARCHIE 56 6 62 t JW .49 - _____ / J - I - / I p 11 - ra r - -_____ 1, . f 115 E4 ff __- ; Wbir I , - V ' .•t jf, - - . • - - . . ip \'' ' ' _______________ / .- ,' ___________________________________ L??. . 4 . . .• -. ______________________ . . i' .. ç f - W too ________ 55 'It' I F() - 21 29 — Don't try to reorganize or run Your judgment is sound thdaY, someone else s affairs today. it YOU try to bu appreciated. You'll but the Wont leaves a 1* end up with a headache for your plement your ideas OUT to be desired. Try to mate efforts. logical TAURUS (April 20-Nlay 20) incithods to Your ve Being too ther today cod cause unnecessary 21) You but watch who YOU todd) argwn€nts Ibid your tongue herise is a %olUfltCCr your services to Two hat Fnjoy people m paicWar might try pleasant (lay ) to take advantage of you. GEMINI (May 21-June LAPRI1OIN (Dec.22-Jan Complaining about work that Don't try to coniduc~ 19) has to be (tone is not a solution. task. business today with thos Quietly complete your with associating you're Don't inake extra waves. -illy, They'll resent Your CANCER iJune 21-J uly 20) SOC 1, ider you pushy. Try to direct your attention tactics and cons AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D towards satisfying the whole re entertaining at home crowd today Jealousy coWd If you' today, select your guests result sou pay heed to only iarefl Don bring toge er few. eople you know won't mix i July 23 Aug 22) p Domestic unpleasantness or a well. PISCFS Web. 20-March 20(f misunderstanding will result ptimistic outlook will be toda~. if your goals are too Your o dinpined today if you singular. Make it a family efassociate with negative types fo Aug 2Sept 22) Shun those who would poke VIRGO %lR( You have a tendencytodayto holes in your hopes YOUR BIRTHDAY criticize. Be careful what you Nov.7, 1976 siy You wont like it if others associate this year to Try you a dose of your own with groups or organizations InubeinL L1BRA iSe. 23tt 23) In who can expand your range o if -- - FIV 0 It 24 I 25 26 27 — F l - -- 20 I 'C tO 9 8 - - - ky— C I L IND c i M E 6 5 Ain 1 RZ A-AWNCK up your tab. Pay )'Our Own way. 19 I [ For Sunday, TIOIR o - 12 THE BORN LOSER _____ 61 Mao 39 Minute Tung 8 Printed 17 America opening 62 Many times mechanically Indian 63 Radiation 41 Venomous 9 Quartet 18 Beast measure 10 Outer (prefix) snake burden (abbr) 11 Customer 45 Fabulist e 20 64 Filthy hut 21 Seance sound 24 Dgency 65 Lyricists 66 Corr'd cheer 23 Erase 49 For fear that iabbr) 24 Totem 50 Mind 25 Units oft mud DOWN 28 Price 52 Hair-do 26 Brad 30 Pristine 53 Duck 1 Delude 27 Energy unit 34 Rowing Park 54 2 Throw (pi) implements London 3 District 29 Republic of 35 Be suilab10 S7 lying saucer Ire land 4 Composition 36 Bog (abbr) rs Flying sauce 31 Field 5 37 Veer Isl) 58 Broke bread (abbr) 38 Jackiot's 2nd 6 Spike 59 Hofsedoctor, 7 Accountant 32 Film sDool husband for short Inside (pref) 33 (abbr) 39 Verse maker ( ( ______ _______________________ BYBFRNWFBFDFOS 56 Urban@ 60 Odd metal 16 Strip of y L 46 48 Run away to marry 51 Fatality \ 0 0 l\ F E D E a E Z HOROSCOPE w Previous Puzzle ' 1 GAmE Answer 40 Lohengrins bride 2 These ACROSS him r q ' /A;ZCHIE, ANY SPONGE! HERE 4RE THE 1 i UP THE WALLPAP~R FOR 63 -' 66 65 64 ________ — YOU, MUM. _____ _____ — _J I - WIN - 4 BRIDGE AT I1\ 1) imi 6 H b _ _y OWIC NI a 63 Schneider EEK&MEEK / 63 a EAST EST a K Q 10 A92 •A J A J 8643 V7 I I EXIT I • ' a 106 2 Q SOUTH *A2 V K Q J 10954 #K953 VI U &A 1085 4 - a • , i , North Fast South }'3 iNT 4V . Pass [lass Pa" Opening lead 2 A V by Stoffel & Heimclohl BUGSBUNNY HERE! hummed a kw bars of the song, %%th a little bit of luck and proceeded to place his king of diamonds on the table ibis little bit of luck had materialized. II East won the trick, South would have an entry to dummy to get a spa discard. If East ducked, South would go about the business getting trumps out and tually lead a low diamond. duck in dummy and watch East's ace capture a couple of Iittle.spot cards It was good luck South needed a club lead and had to f!!1P1w1IhthP9ueen 0f clubs and East with 3ust two diamonds, but It came off Recenth !T ILEFI \HERE - jtVu,t vulnerable ast E I, NLA\' ITS EkN HTS UP progressive or parts bridge complete with rules Our that e knew of South didn't really think ansr WJS thatheasgoingtomakehis no such pamphlet hbo€tr, but he thought we failed to mention that the four heart bid rious books of all card that it was a good idea to bid it va and shut the opponents out e cludesomeruleslorthlstypt justincasetheydaSPad of game along with rules for game bridge and many. many other COULDN'T FIND 1H' / E %'AL ORDER OF klit-rSKWATS" EEI1 ' I —\ IFE AN'T FIN 1111 5RD a t answer I \ANTED I MARE A IN HERE .' ( ' 19% into the bid ding and worked games. (Do you have a question his way to a four-heart con for the experts7 Write "Ask tract, he might well have made it against an expected the Jacob ys- care of heart le. But we II neer newspa pet The Jacobys will answer individual questions find out. stamped, self-addressed if South was in four hearts It was up to West to lead He envelopes are enclosed The selected his fourth best club most interesting questions Dummy s jack forced Fast's will be used in this column ace and South ruffed South thought a while. JACOHY MODERN) this 9= by Al Vermeer PRIIL'S POP I KNOW SHAKESPEARE SAID. NDER A BORROWER N J A LENDER E THATS I WHY PORTUNATELY HE [ADN'T SAY YlNG AT HELPING Y THEM AWAY' IM RETURNING YOUR ThING5' J - sit ARIES M irib .1-April 19) make them oover. SCORPIO lOd.24NOV.) In Give a wide berth today' to ventures of a speculative joint ventures today wher nature It's n likely you'll be something Important is a able to get back your in- stake, don't try to put square vestment, l done make a pegs into round holes. "Hard y" isn't necessarily "right profit. way." TAURUS iApril 20-May 20) wa SAGITTARIUS Nov. Dec Poor judgment on the pact of you a 21) Today, you're likely to your mate cod co pretty penny today. Keep a be influenced by your own weather Lye out for any moves negative views.You shod a consider t e posi ive aspe that might fed you. May 2ltme 20) well. GEMINI CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. You may experience some difficulty in getting others to do 19) It's not like you to turr down your bidding today. Your friends who ask for hvors. tactics could be too dictatorial. however, they'll find you very (June 21-July 221 reticent retnt to act today if there's You get yourself in a financial not ultimately something ip it for you. bind by overspending today AQUARIUS iian. 20-Feb. 19) Keeparetnon your pocketbook and your mind on the budget. You won't respond well today to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) persons who are the least bit Normally you're self-sufficient, arrogant. Avoid those wh Today, you have a tendency to seem inclined to make YOUR bank too heavily on others. decisions. PISCES Feb. 20-Mar. You'U be furtbr ahead by' Bteaustofyourlackofstaythg king your own person. VIRGO I Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The power, success may elude you ends do not justify the means today. Go into the game to win ifyoueectthtprize where your YOUR BIRTHDAY today. Avoid using tactics that Nov. 8, cOLddemnbTasSYOU Your ambitions will be in With 23) ISept. 23-Oct. IABRA Ther e's a possibility you cod gear this year and You will se atyouwantts rtptataneormadeinthenot lofty goals too-distant past We shod oUdnable but don't expect it learn from old mistakes, not to come easy. h t ______ fl . - . 4• - ,. . . - . , . er_V i~r, . I 1 A , - 40 -. i I II . .. cts • •, . ____ _____________________ . .. " - , C uJ 8 00 > Z 0 C S < < a. 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Wild Sanfo rd, F lor ida 32fl1.PrIce;OCents -- ---n— — __ !ng •1 ____ For SEEDCO r 71 Herald Staff Writer I •'1 - .J•\ - I / > i General Accounting Office (GAO) auditors will brief agency officials later this 01 -p.--- I .- IV Z -- .. 0 r- .- Q - 'A ; - VF V" - _______________ .L 0 _______ . 'j -k finned today. Orr said (MAO auditors (/_ I .. - contacted Win and told him a team w as M (6 4 the top-ranking congressmen r L• let j lq\ j fl —_T--- \ç — k U.S. Comptroller General said interim audit results revealed b no "evidence of criminal or illegal activities by SEEDCO, its director or its president." The interim report was sent to U.S. Rep. Bill Chappell's -A M P 93- 4- ~ V) C M - Z M jri-r I< PAR • . . - '44 *.P • ••• . I THE TORCH IS LIT a > __________________________________________________________________ — .-._ . . .• - .n + 1 II . t, W , S. D — n. ii I! . . 0 = 7Q . -- , E; , ff . ft ________ - _< ticipants. The Olympics. for persons 55 years of age - ill e' nd Saturday night Milli an awards M --A M C-3 Cn =r M C:) (A 0 'i-•e a 2 a - ni c. m rT, - . r- ft_• _. .; --.7 et, et County l Garbage H likes A • I .•- Wi rl M r— eli rV :,r a I< S 'F cr Vr 0 7Q CL 0 Spectacular weekend fires at Sanford destroyed a former auction bunt besg used For hay storage and a split-level residence in the Loch Arbor subdivision, Sanford firemen today were sickingonginof the Saturda) l night barn fire that official visible for more than a mile reports indicated was preceded and caused a traffic backup on discussion at Tuesday*i Seminole County Commission meeting. Conunission Chairman Mike llattaway said the pick-up rates - _______ which would filter down to thc cu.storners at about cents a month were discussed earlier this year during budget hearings. A public hear ing is set for 11:15 am. The niw rates if approed would i,o into effect Dec i The so >D C) 4,, . ., M ,. cd rate adjustments as recominended by a Winter Park consultant also double the charges for individuals who dump their garbage at ____________ -e ,, t \ Cl) ' Fr i .. dings. At that time. Orr said. he Ill be given an opportunity to respond to criticisms before the fl final report is made public J SEEDCO, which came here in l971.is responsible for puniping more than $4-million dollars into the local economy. The Today ' 2 r'r o n CL 61 0 03 (A CL a - M E; 7Q E :r Ito 3 — , 0 5 n 1.1 EV rather - 2 . 'S. ç ___ — -. - ' I — i a - .' - . -. - : -1C/) . - . g, . . r________________ . z _ t" _> '.< _ .3 K — -3 l M!5 2 — 0 , a - !a M M 5t; — [13 E. E. ________ ) .., C)M % a R Is CL 3 ICY 10 r. Jilt 4, COM 1.4 L . ,, --.*' 1) -.. Olie -. _______________ X I Z-B I-B j4c: and hfth St and struck Johnsoi in the right foot At "Ile probabl% saved her life," Lykens said. noting that the 4-B Women - butcher knife, chased her out of the apartment and down the street. A uxiliary policeman 12 Jack Rarisen chased the running man and fired one shot after the man failed to halt. 1.1 1 )kerls said the bullet may have ricocheted off a sidewalk at _______ knife-wielding man was close behind the running woman Off lcerssaid the Bennett apartment was entered by smashing a Ir Pl- window in a rear door. The residence was blood-spattered and trails of blood led to a curb6ide garbage dullipster where police found a dining room table, chairs, tables and a slashed mattress had been crarnmed into the large metal container. $-A 6-7-A 6:311m2c b • ATTENDANT PREPARES TO TRANSPORT WOUNDED SUSPECT SIOUX 1' Al LS S D (AP) — When South akota s director of economic development died D three weeks ago, he left a wife and four children in Pierre. fie also left a wife and five children less than 200 miles away in Sioux Falls. Bob Martinsdouble home life surfaced because attorneysforbothfamillesinqtredabouthisestate afterhedledofaheartattackonOct.l6attiieagt.of 52. OF A trail of blood also led from the apartment down a sidewalk in i~', - -• the Lbrection of the intersection a block awa~ where the suspect was shot . ____________ TWO CITIES . . just a N much a shock to her. "washeadquartered He maintained Mar) Lou Martin the wife in Pierre, was asked Pi erre. Sunday' ab "Thisesnot ci tfi in out fact." She declined further Lornment, and her at- torney, Gars Colwill, said he planned to file for the estate Oil Monda) said he had been enable 1 in a. wi,4. lit . JackAllmon, whoasSouth Dakotas secretary of economic and tourism development was Martin's Attorney Steven Jorgensen. who represents the Sioux 1' a16 wife, said she married Martin in 1963 t said he had not been abletu f in d the marriage license reportedl y oungest child of that marrtae • II months old -- . The wife in Sioux Falls said Martin 'ipent bos's, describ(NI him as a reserved and quiet man Christmas and other holidays with her. arrangement Sunda) and said an investigation was who didn under wa), although he said he had "inixed feelings" a bo ut it. he knew the faintly in Pierre, and he described It as very close M ar t in 's last salar) cheeks and his personnel file hive been Impounded by the state pending a legal State Atty. Gen. William Janklow confinned the ui And oil its do is wreck the innocent ki going top of it, their father's dead," he said. Patricia Martin, the Sioux Falls wife. said Sunday that she did not there were two families. Someday she said, i l , :; - (H.raid Photo .. .- N _____ e - •-. ., . Er- g r TALE c6i , o -' a 0 C.41 n -. -- ...Two Families, 200 Milles, 9 Kids ___________ 0 a I 4-B 16, A o 4-A to one dollar for a three-can limit and From one dollar to twice that - 2 2:9 ..._ Editorial Horoscope Hospital Sports Telmision - 0 4-li (B -1 B - (ornirs (rossword W_ K to Q.., — • 2-B fund dollar pile which is funded with tax dollars. Rates for the county's 15 coutmercial dumping firms would increase front 68 cents a cubic yard to $1.55. The rates for private in(hviduals who haul garbage to dumps would go up front 50 cents amount for half-ton to one-ton pickup trucks. cn it 0 landfill or transfer stations Calendar [hat tbb increases, the refuse division would have to dip into the general-Dr. Lamb Fr - S The proposed increases would provide $719,000, the amount neukd to make the refuse div ision self-su pporting. With out the 0 (. the count) ___________ - _____ See AICTION, Page ZA murder, armed burglary and two counts of burglary. detective IA. William Lykens said. Gloria Bennett, 18, of M Lake Monroe Terrace, told police a broke into her apartment three tunes. She said the third tune, about 2~30 a.m. Sunday, she returned home to find a man Inside the apartment. She ran to a neighbor's house and called police. She then returned to het apartment and found the man -s-'iII inside. A struggle ensued and she was hit on the head with a board before th man armed with the board and a L 4 4-B 5 .n 18'.tar-old burglary and assault suspect, shot in the foot earl Sunday by a Sanford poli ceman, was listed in good con di tion tudayatSeminoleMemorialHospital. Larry Johnson, 18, of 1505 W. 18th St Sanford under police guardat the hospital today, was arrested on charges ofattempt ed . known. Around The Clock Iirldgt investigation. Robson said he doesn ' t think the fire started by spontaneous combustion. lie said the barn, well back off the road and surrounded by a ' 'bed wire f°rcr, attractive to beatniks.' "Someone could have gone in to spend the night and could have been smoking." he said. Police said that a citizen Suspect Shot In Foot -.— - 8 U.S. — Orr had no prediction as to when final audit findings will be m, Home 17-92 as motorists slowed to view the blaze. Firemen were still on the scene Sunday as hay in the burned down building still k'erj. Rob today said his loss will be at least $12,000. lie said in excess of 5,000 bales of hay in the barn plus a hay baling ma chine ha) wagons re dest royed, Cause of the lire is still under An iriffease in the price of garbave pickup rates and an ad. --I >--10 0 10 74 — — implied allegations which prompted the Congressional request for our review of • SEE[)CO." Though no evidence of illegalities was uncovered, the audit found and Orr agreed there were several instances of by an "explosion." The mid-Forties vintage tin and wood barn at Airport Blvd. and U.S. 17-92 behind it drive-in restaurant and an auto dealership was formerly an auction barn. Harry Robson of Sanford said he was leasing the structure for hay storage. City and county fire units contained the blaze that iii, E7 ..! C6 L7 Z7 --i! go M a is W r- 2. ; 0 :3 " M o I M M so ri Ili M M a. 0 .0 0 _____ .s r r Er .. __________ CD2D 0 %.. uremon', and a dance at the Civic (enter ,'_ e Auction By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer iiot substantiate the specific or l) e(endmg champions Mar', McPherson and Harold practices. In each instance, lit rbst light the traditional torch that s symbolic of however, the GAO auditors said the opening of the (;nId ge attempts are under way to Olympics in Sanford. The week-long event got off to correct deficiencies. a rousing start at the Sanford Civic ('enter this Orr government auditors morning with Miss Florida, Nancy Stafford, and at the meeting later this month will inform him of audit finother dignitaries on h:tnd to welcome the par- EA i FlameS "Gene ally," th interim re reds, "our :?n - 2 j agency. t 16 - - r. In ur es along with U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles and U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly has expressed an interest in operations of the Sanford-based poverty fighting fit NJ Mtraid Photo by Bob Lloyd) FLAMES OF SANFORD HAY HARN FIRE S11,11OUETTI-' FIREFIGHTERS. Washington office. Chappel -1 r— - route to Sanford — 1 /N -- President Horace Orr con- . •\'s. ____ -- month before releasing the final results of a three-month audit of the Seminole Employment and Economic Development Corporation (SEEDCO), agency r - _J '1 ': t xialize much. But Alirnon added that It's not known when Martin married the Pterre woman. but the youngest of their children was said Allmon said a son in the Pierre faintly had worked in the state tourism department the last two swi (en. Janklow sa i d. -tty lie said the Mumehaha County grand jury would be convened, and would take testimony from wvvral people, including the wife in Sioux Falls. oda ys before Martm s death Jank1ow said. h _____________________________________________________________________________________________- - � 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 07, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 07, 1976. 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Thursday, Nov. 4, 1976 S 69th Year, No, 66—Friday, November 5, 1976 Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents In Commission Race Absentee Count ç THE END(S) Lj'JJ Seminole high goes into tonight's game m at Lyman with an eve on the future, .' and that ' s a lso on the i 'erau Drawing by Jane Casselberryi Coke Recess . I I _____ . " .. ..• - ' -— ,. a,.j . ________ .. ____________ # ). . j'U' "The judge will just snort coke and see how it feels," Lawson said. I -. . (left) and Greg Pringle. defensive ends on '( iiiiiiolt s undefe ated f o otball te'im (', minnie ('otintv team details. . Page 1.) . I ..4 MeKenney had said he would not rule on the case until he had tried the drug. Lawyers for defendant Richard Miller asked that the charges be dismissed on grounds that cocaine Is a "harmless, nonaddictive. recreational drug." . . . - ,T / \ ' . " District Court Chief Justice Samuel E. Zoll expressed concern about the experiment's "Impact on the entire district court system." R efuses To Be D ; qual • ed I i fi Longwood Hopeful Shuns Edict , Robert N. Daves, who has declared himself a candidate for the district three seat on the Longwood city Council, refused to be disqualified from the Dec. 7 election race today, despite a federal court ruling that casts doubt on whether he is qualified. "I don't want any more conversations about my qualifications," Daves said today, adding he is requiring that any notification from the appropriate city officials regarding his qualifications be "sent to ne in writing." "Then I will take it to my legal counsel and we will take it from there, he said, indicating the next step would be court action. "I've be en advised by my legal counsel that the entire amendment to the city cha rt er requiring a one year residency of council candidates plus a freeholder provision) is unconstitutional," Daves said. In the past few days. Daves was first rejected as a candidate for the council because he does not own real property within the city. I . , n v~ \ TROPHY TIME CHECK Making sure everN thing is in order in the way of trophies For Saturday night's Second An- Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous tu Your Health. County Band Festival are Evening Herald General Manager Frank Voltoline (left) and Sanford ('ivitan President Nick Mergo. Six area hands will strut their stuff at Lyman High Stadium starting at 7:30 p.m., in the festival, jointly sponsored by The Evening Hera Id and the Sanford ('iv itans. Bands From Bishop Moore, Lake Hrantlev, Lake Iloell, Lv man, Oviedo and Seminole highs will participate and each will receive a trophy for their efforts. Tickets, priced at $2 per person, are available at First Federal of Seminole and front members of the area bands and hand booster groups. -. - a - . • a I . J -. - a • a a • a - a L - a___________ a a '3 \. - work will begin on the counting of some 700 absentee ballots which contained only the presidential r ace. Unofficial returns gave the , WIRES, WIRES He L ked And Talked More Like A President... ranch. This morning's tour was led bv Tom McElroy I right), president of the Telephone Pioneers of America, Sanford oo I Jobless Rate Rises, Page 2A ) '1 That : , But there were none ot the trappings. No trumpet flourLshes, no dazzling chandeliers, no flags, no seal of office, no honor guards Yet, standing there before that weather-worn old depot in this little Southern town at his first post-election news conference. telecast across the land to countrymen still wondering much Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined : G By JULE.S tA)Ii Associated Press Writer PLAINS. Ga - There he was, tile next president of IL 'ited States. 13 tng'iar 0.8 rng. rcoiinc av. pr cigiaen, FtC Rapti Apr:76 w inners of two county commission races on Tuesday's general election ballot rema i ned undetermined as the counting of absentee ballots continued today. Unofficial returns late Tuesday night showed that 298 soles separated incumbent ULpublitan Ri c hard Williams and former Police Capt. David Gunter D-Altamonte Springs) in their contest for the district three seat on the county commission. Williams is leading in the unofficial results. Th e oth er cliff-hanger is for the district five county cornmission seat between former County Zoning Board member William E. iffi ll Kirchhoff (RSanford) and ex-County Commissioner John Alexander D-Sanlord. Some 584 ballots separate the two, with Kirchhoff leading. Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce said today that counting ho pe f ul ly will be completed Late this afternoon. When the regular ballot counting is completed, City Attorney Ned Julian at that time pointed to a a presider.t county to President Gerald ft federal court decision disallowing a provision that a Ford, who received 24,578 The candidate qualifying period ends in Longwood at candidate be a property owner and Daves was allowed 3 p.m. toda. votes, while Jimmy Carter to qualify. received 18,34. So far, six candidates have qualified for the mayor's Then Julian was asked to research the question of office, currently held by James R. Lormarm, including Some 83.34 per cent, 46,345, of whether Daves was qualified in that he had not ben a Andrew Seminazzi. Ethel Glassberg Goldberg, Peter Seminole's 55,680 eligible voters resident of the city for a year as required by the Piano, Mrs. Lynette Dennis, Charles Barstit and Lyn IWT.Cd out to cast ballots in the charter, election. Mayer. Attorney Carmine Bravo may also qualify in Julian said the federal court opinion finds con- the mayor's race. Mrs. Bruce said the 3,300 stitutional a six-month residency requirement, which . absentee ballots for Tuesday's For the di strict five seats on the city council, held by does riot necessarily mean a one-year residency would election is the hi ghest num be r erard Connell , fo ur candidates - Jerome McCaule y, • be fo un d either constitutional or unconstitutional. • • o absentees ever cast in a i However, he not ed the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled liars-c>' Sinerilson, Stephen Barton and Steve Seminole County election. Four — base qualified and William B. Mitchell may ma y qualify that a seven year residency requirement for the years ago 2,000 absentees were -before 1k d eadli n e. governor of New Hampshire is constitutional and a filed. (Herald Photo ' Torn V i ncent ) seven year residency requirement for a state senator If Daves is permitted to run he would oppose Council The current absentee ballot in another state is constitutional. Chairman J. It. Grant. cuni k Liken longer than any In addition, Julian noted the U. S. Constitution sets Betty Brown, wife of former mayor and television other in the county's election residency reqwrei-nenls of seven years for a news director Kenneth Brown, will be running against history. Canvassers began their All that nes-bangled telephone company equipment congressman, nine Years for a senator and 14 years for 18-year 't'tcran city clerk. Onnie H .Shomatt'. s BALLOT, Page 2A used h Southern Bell in its Sanford plant captures the attention of residents of the Seminole Youth i;1 nual Seminole The __ , : Staff Writer • niimsoICharesRiggins BOSTON iAPi - A New York doctor has agreed to allow a Massachusetts fudge to sample cocaine In a controlled hospital setting to help the Judge decide a case of cocaine possession. Roxbury District Court Judge Elwood S. McKenney will go to New York for the experiment with Prof. Richard Resnick at New York Medical College as soon as McKcnney's schedule permits, defense attorney James Lawson said, On,,,On,,, ___Goes IT'S SIMPLY about the person they had chosen as their 39th chief eecUti .Juiiniy Carter looked and talked more like a president than eser l.w fore. lie was forthcoming in his answers He was gracious to his defeated opponent. He flashed spontaneity. lie showed bohlncs;. dignity, humor. Maybe it was the emancipating effect of victory. Certainis the man answering questions Thursday was hot the intense candidate whose steely miiien, many thought, betrayed an inordinate hunger f r the job. The Jimmy Carter outside the depot was serenely confident. The president-elect doing the job. lie seemed in control of himself, in control of the situation. The hard edges of the campaigner were smooth, fuzzy edges sharpened. lie even managed to back off adroitly from one of the stands he stumbled into in the heat of electioneering, the business about keeping U.S. hands off Yugoslavia, Somehow, he rounded hisposition off into acceptableperspectives without seeming, in that old haunting phrase, to have flip-flopped. Those who knew him best said his wit was always there.just wait So. asked bow he could unify the nation after losing practically all the Western half, Jimmy Carter smiled. Not a push-button smile. And asked, hadn't he won Hawaii, the Western-most of all" tie spoke of taxes and of foreign affairs and of his notion of what a mandate meant and tie spoke with unaccustomed authority and sureness. He was at ease. The only other tunes the nation had a sustained look at Carter were in three televised presidential debates. Sterile affairs they were, held in antiseptic arenas, stage-managed to the last WI timeter. This time, by contrast, the president-elect stood not at a plastic lectern but at an antique hand-hewn pine pulpit salvaged from a long-forgotten country church in Douglasville, c. His spectators were not strangers in theater seats but neighbors and some curious tourists, about 400 in all, who stood in the night air to watch from behind hemp ropes strung between green oil drums. - Lna his que iu,,vis sat uii folding chat" borrowed from an undertaker And his vice president-elect and both their wives and sonic of their children sat off to one side in the railroad yard gravel on two dilapidated pews - a sort of, well, peanut gallery. The IV lights glared, a melancholy hint that quiet little Plains would never be the same, not at least for the next four years. But overhead, a full moon turned surrounding Georgia pines into spearpomnts, piercing the crisp November sky. One could indeed sense much that was genuine in Plains, Gq. S And I Quit' ' - ..,. - . . ' '• - They suffered,,, Some climbed the walls,,, Some said it was a breeze,,, But all agreed they're glad they did it.., Never, -' never another . us' puff... Sundas Herald, Page l(' Today PATE'S POINTERS Mrs. Margaret Kinne'1, a Around The ('lock Bridge Church Comics Crossword Editorial Dr Ahbs or, Lamb (-A 6-li hiorocope 2-B Hospital Obituaries 6-B Sports TcletsIon (-A %eathcr 1-11 Wcmen 6.B 6-B 3-A 3-A 54-A 4-B 3-A I-B contestant in the Second ge (1k nipics golf competition, which starts in Sanford on Monday. gets valuable Annual Golden instruction front U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate, who has been visiting with his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Stanish of $ 1 3 Sanford Ave., Sanford. Pate is competing in the Walt Disney World Golf ('lassie this week, which runs through Sunday, To find out how Jerry's doing, see Page SA. �2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. am - Friday, Nov. 5, 17 I . I I VVU11LU S IN BRIEF Carter Mandate. WASHINGTON (AP) - It tid takes a word to describe .Inunv Carter's mandate for the prcsiden- y: Worried By Flooding FLORENCE (AP) Ten years ago. the Arno river flooded this treasure house of the Italian Renaissance, killed more than 50 people and damaged thousands of works of art. But after 10 years of talk, "not one thing has been done to control the Arno and prevent it all from happening again." said Elio Gab buggiani, the Communist mayor of Florence in an interview. The memories of Nov. 4, 196, were accentuated Thursday by heavy rains that caused floods from Venice down to farmlands south of Naples. But the Arno stayed well within its banks, and damage elsewhere was limited to small number of homes and crops. - are based on what they did in the White house, not on the size U- •' - _____ Enough. lie is the president-elect; he will be the president; and if margin of vu-tory is much noted now, it will not be long Mayor Of Florence En ough , . ' ______ '. remembered. When he swears the oath of o ffice on Jan. 20, not many' people will remember - or care— how many votes put him ______ 4 Analysis 7 " form, the reorganization of the federal government, and the ' ' . - 9 , It - When he goes to the Democratic Congress with his agenda for change, it will be as president, testing his strength in of- / .. / / I -. . - . ' there will beo! little ,_ ' I Carter's goals will be gained or lost, his presidency v ceed or fail, on the basis of what . . . ot he r programs he has pl ed g ed . "I don't underestimate the difficulty," he said. Carter may not go at top speed into a drive for all the domestic programs he and the fice, and the margin that P s equence. Democratic platform have promised. " But C%III.A trs.be due to the el ecti on j i happens in the future, not because of his narrow margin As acarnpaigner,hc periodically sounded a cautionary W over President Ford. note, saying it might be neces"Although I would have presary to proceed slowly, that (erred a unanimo us vote On I I programs should be enacted Tuesday. I think that the mank " when they can be financed. He date was broad-based and cerCARTER, WITH MISS LILLIAN' also said he will balance the tamly adequate," Carter said federal budget by the end of the Thursday night. toral college has enlarged in popular vote and 303 electoral term. Carter won with 297 electoral that time. votes. John F. Kennedy won in votes, 27 more than the nunBut three of the last five 1960 with 49.7 per cent and 303 By the time Congress gets to imum needed to win. He gained presidents won with less than electoral votes. Richard M. work on Carter proposals, No51 per cent of the popular vote, half the popular vote, and Ger- Nixon was elected in 1968 with vember's numbers will be acato Ford's 48 per cent. aId Ford came to the White 43.4 per cent and 301 electoral demic. Campaigns divide the His electoral college count House with no votes at all. votes, nation; new presidents tend to was the lowest of any winner in Harry S. Truman was elected Their reputations and their unite it, for however long they, 60 years, even through the dccin 1948 with 49.6 per cent of the roles in history, good and ill, can make the honeymoon last. / White Rulers Ease Demands GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - Rhodesia's white rulers have indicated they may be willing to advance the transfer of power to the blacks in a few months, but black leaders insist on a one-year deadline. Rhodesian Foreign Minister Pieter Van der Byl hinted to reporters Thursday his whiteminority government would consider a transition period somewhere between the two years agreed to by Prime Minister Ian Smith and the 17 months proposed by Britain as a compromise. . . Economic Slowdown Persists Kidnap Victim Freed Jobless MUENSTER, West Germany (AP) - A kidnaped West German supermarket heir and Olympic horseman was freed today for a $2 millinn rinnn Rate Up To 7.9% rvdig'c crl r""- WASHINGTON tAPi - The fresh evidence that the ceonom- is watching as he considers for average wage earners Hendrik Snoek, a reserve rider on West whether to propose a tax cut 'could be a strong possibility if nation's unemployment rate ic slowdown is continuing, Germany's Olympic equestrian team at rose from 7.8 per cent to 7.9 per The unemployment rate is after taking office in January. there is no change in the rate of Montreal, was released after being held two cent in October, the govern- one of the economic indicators lie told a news conference growth of the economy and if days. iiient reported today, providing President-elect Jimmy Carter Thursday night that it tax cut economic indicators should Snoek, 27, was the second scion of a West show a negative as pe ct. The October jobless figure German supermarket fortune to be kidnaped matched the unemployment in the last month. rate in August and prompted ___________ 1 V' 6h the Labor Department to deSwings scribe the labor market as essentially unchanged for the past three months. But because the labor force is constantly growing, the unernploy mertt rate alone can mask the actual number of persons By ED PRICKETT That will give him a majority(vote)," Vihlen affected by the indicator. Herald Staff Writer said. IN BRIEF The number of persons unemFollowing a "mini summit" conference Vihien said he thinks it is imperative to ployed in October was 7.6 muwith County Atty. Tom Freeman, County move the county attorney issue forward and lion, the most since 7.7 million Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. has switched his not wait until newly elected commissioners were out of work in December. vote in favor of two attorneys instead of one to are seated Nov. 16. Employment, which has been man the new in-house legal department. The comnmmission already has approved growing even as the unemployVihlen held the fifth and swing vote because hiring a $,000-a-year lead attorney for the inert rate rose from 7.3 per cent LOS ANGELES (AP) Television viewers the two Republican commissioners opted for new department. to 7.9 per cent this summer, has should expect no immediate changes in earlyone attorney, while two Democrats said two The switch to a le gal deoartment was made iw dcclincd fr to owit.-' Is C Pven irct roramz ac a Luineys are needed to do an adequate job. orb on a motion by Vthlen. However, Republican secutive months to 87.8 million. East week, Vihien said he was leaning court decision against the networks' "family Commissioners Dick Williams and John And that's the smallest number toward hiring only one attorney. But he left hoar" viewing policy, Kimbrough last year suggested creation of an of people at work since 87.7 the option open to change his mind, depending in-house legal staff to save money and to get U.S. District Court Judge Warren J. million persons held jots in on what he learned in a meeting with the county attorney out of politics. May. Ferguson ruled Thursday that the major TV Freeman and Freeman assistant Robert Freeman's law firm last year was paid Ford administration econonetworks violated constitutional rights of free Pierce. $115,000. In addition Freeman is a Demomists for months have tiespeech in adopting the policy last year. Exec. Asst. Roger Neiswender recomcrat as are Vihien, Commissioner Harry scribcd the current economic mended hiring two attorneys. Neiswender Kwiatkowski and Commission Chairman slowdown cs "a summer lull." said the workload is sufficient. Two attorneys Mike Hattaway. But Carter's top economic adwould give department chiefs needed access When Republicans dominated the board, viser, Lawrence H. Klein, has to legal advice, Neiswender said. the county attorney was a Republican. But called for an additional $10 hilWASh WASHINGTON (AP) — President Foru will Neiswender was instructed last week to w hen Democrats won power in 1974, Freeman lion to $15 billion in economic leave office in January with pension benefits seek direction from individual contwas hired. stimulus through a tax cut, of about $100,000 a year, half his current missioners. After determining the majority Vihlen said if the issue is still unclear, he higher federal spending, or salary in the White House. position, the executive assistant was inwill ask the board for a formal vote on both. structed to begin advertising for the $12,000 to Ford will receive $63,000 annually under the Tuesday. Williams' position was to hold off The latest unemployment fig. $14,000-a-year position. Presidential Pension Act, according to Deputy and assess the need before hiring a second tires showed that even the mdiIt will relay my consensus to Nei -. '.der. lawyer. Press Secretary John Carlson, vidual catego ri es w hi ch had shown some improvement in Iii addition , he is entitled to a pension from September fell back again in his 25 yea rs ' service in Congress. Th ese October. benefits will total $40,500 a year unless the Teenage unemployment had President opts for an alternative plan that slipped from 19.7 per cent to would provide continuing benefits to his wife. 18.6 per cent in September but ruse to 19 per cent last month. Black unemployment, which had slip ped from 13.6 pe r cent Karcher said he is submitting Casselberry Police Chief an 8 to-ID-foot high pile of to 12.7 per cent, hit 13.5 per cent George Karcher said today that the investigators' findings and debris at a Lake Hodge con- in October. iContinued from Page IA) The unemployment rate for political party watches and two investigators have determined an autopsy report on Mrs. structuon site 18 hours after her work Wednesday morning at 10, other persons keep a tally of the that a 70-year-old woman found Margaret Woodward, 70, of 830 husband had reported her adult men was up from 6.1 per spent the next three hours count. Winter Park cent to 6.3 per cent. The rate for under a pile of debris near a N. Dr., missing on Oct. 28, envelopes and opening An equal number of construction site last week was Casselberry, to the office of Karcher said Mrs. Woodward adult women climbed onetenth checking executions an the Republicans and Democrats crushed to death and the case State Attorney Abbott herring, apparently had returned to the ' a per cent to 7.6 per cent. envelopes. On recommendation are working on the count. The has been termed "accidental Police discovered Mrs. site, two blocks from her home, of County Judge Harold elections supervisor said the death." Woodward's body underneath to pick oranges from a pile of ______ Johnson, a member of the of- work is very tedious. Although tree limbs when construction ficial canvassing board, — counting continued into the workers used a frontend loader workers quit counting the nighttime hours In the past, tumovethedebri.sptlebackolf ballots at 5:30 p.m. FICTITIOUS NAME Mrs. Bruce said that practice the roadside at Osceola Trail NO(C Is hereby given that I am Work be gan again at 9 was found to be Inefficient and Gee Creek Lane. engagd n business at French Thursday morning, continued because workers became tired V Workers didn't see the Ave. Sanford. Seminoli county,, Florida, under the I'c,lto name of until 5p.m. and dartedtoday at and made more mistakes which woman or hear any outcries, BO B' S DIVERSIFIED PRUDUCTS were time-consuming to 9a.m. The nine-member Sanford block l5ofDreamwold, the 2400 police said, when the debris was I. SERVICES, and that I intend to Three tables of four persons correct. ttQ:Ster sad name with the Clerk oil Planning and Zoning Corn- block of French Avenue, from moved. P,e Circuit Court, each are counting at the rate of She said her goal for urn- mission Thursday night held restrictive commercial to The woman's husband told 'Florida in acco Seminole County. rdance with the 150 ballots per hour. pleting the ballot count is late two public hearings, considered general commercial, officers she had occasional Pr ovisions of Me Fict:11oul Name Mrs. Bruce explained that the today, and 3he plans to mail the three site plans, a conditional tatutfl, To Wit Section SáS 0 The recommendations of the fainting spells. Karcher said law requires one person to call official returns to Talihassee and a request for a home board in both cases will be sent the autopsy showed no In- Florida Statutes 1957. S Robert E out the results from each ballot before leaving her office this occupation variance, on to the city commission for dications of "seizures of any PubliSh Oct 73, 29, Nov S. 11, while a person of the opposite evening. Following a public hearing final action, kind but we can't rule out the DEE-114 the board denied the request of possibility that she had fainted" In other business, the board: INVITATION TO BID Minnie Kratzect to rezone from behind the pile of debris. This is an invitation to bid on an — Approved a site plan and single-family residence district Karcher said Mrs. Woodward airboat built to law enforcement conditional usz at 1503 W. Fifth SpeciIictins Must have Lycoming to multiple family, office and and anither woman had picked 0 54 aircraft engine. St., to permit construction of a Specification s institutional zoning lots 3744 in may be obtained at the Saminol. multi-purpose room for oranges from the debris pile Beck's Addition . at the County S.heriff'i 0111cc, Room 101, Seminole Gardens Apartments earlier and Mrs. Woodward, 201 North Park Av,n,, Sanford southwest corner of 24th Place requested by Frank Hathaway. who took re.ular walks because Florida 32171 anytime Mondays ltir and Laurel Avenue. of a circulatory condition, went Fridays, 9 am. .1 p.m., November s. Approved was the request Tabled a request from Jim home to obtain another paper 19 Bids will be evaluated Nov. 23 d awarded Shortly thereafter from Toil)r Kussi for a change In lash for a sales office at 4114 bag and returned to the conPubl i sh Nov S. 17, it. ty, zi)flini: on IM lots 3-6 and 15-15 Orlando Drive .1,-,.. * OE I- 24 Vote, Ien NATION 2 Attorneys Loom No Quic k Changes Due Because Of TV Decision - .. Ford Pension Totals $100000 , . U 1 S Ballo t Count Police Rule Woman S Death Was Accidental - Zoners Act ()fl Site Plans, ariance Bid Legal Notice use ma - ,d. INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby given that the City of Casselberry of Seminole County. Florida, will receive sealed bids up to 2:00 P.M. Tuesday, November 16. 1916. in Casselberry City Hall at 95 Lake Triplet Drive, for Water and Sewer Distribution Materials and Pipe. Specification may be obtained from the City Manager, Casselberry City Halt The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Mary W Hawthorne, Acting City Manager First-Degree Murder Charge FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is h'reby that I -Ili engaged in business at Fren ch Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. under the fictitious name of SPECTRA GRAPHIC OF SAN FORD, and that I intend to register sad name with the Clerk ca t, Circuit Court, Seminole County. Floridi in accordance With the provisiOnS of the Fictitious Name statutes, To Wit Section e&s Os Florida Statutes 1957 S Robert E Sprague PubliSh. Oct. 72, 29, Nov. 5, I?, 19' ) DEE 113 41 - and CAROLYN S TUCKER. his FICTICTIOUS NAME Notice IS hereby given that I am engaged in business at P0 Boa 112, Springs. Altamonte Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of OLYMPIC WHOLESALE PRODUCTS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole Count' j Florida In accordance with tP provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 58509 Florida Statutes 1957. S. Nancy T. Whitacre Publish: Oct. 29, Nov S. 12. 19, 197 DEE iSS lb Post Office Boa 10152, Tallahassee, Florida 32302 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that a complaint to foreclose a mortgage encumbering the following real property, Lot 7, Block C. NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION 6 of UNIT I as per plat recorded In Plat Book 17, page 32, Public Records of Seminole County. Flori da. has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any, to it on VAN DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE. PA. attorneys for plaintiff, at Post Office Box 79), Orlando, FlorIda 72507. and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before November 72nd, 1976 otherwise, a udgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on the 20th day of Oc tobCr. 1976 I Seal ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. VihIen Deputy Clerk PubliSh Oct fl. 29. Nov. S. 12. 1976 DE11I PROCLAMATION OF REGULAR ELECTION TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Casselberry, Florida. that pursua nt to lawful authority the City of Casselberry. Florida. shall on Tuesday, December 7. 197, during the legal hours for voting hold the regular election of the City of Casselberry, Florida. Said election stall 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, 10 Wit THREE 131 MEMBERS of the City Council of the City of Casselberry. Florida AND REFERENDUM ON THE PROPOSED REVISED CHARTER OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. which form of ballot Shall be as follows: Shall Ordnance No. 320 of the City of Casselberry. Florida, duly • -. •• "' of November, A D 1976. amending the existing charter of the City of Casselberry. Florida. being Chapter 651351. Law's of Florida. Special Acts of 1965, as amended, for the purpose of creating a revised charter as provided by Chapter 166, Laws of Florida. be approved and adopted. Against The Amendment: -- TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The Florida Supreme Court, noting that a trial judge failed to consider a couple's 'longstanding sadomasochistic relationship," has overturned the (loath sentence of a man convicted of beating his girl friend to death. The court said in a unanimous decision Thursday that Circuit Judge Roy Dean of Sarasota was in error when he disregarded a sentencing jury's recommendation for life in prison and sentenced Glen Starke Chambers to the electric chair. Chambers was convicted of beating Connie Weeks to death in 1975. "We've gone into new markets in adexplained J.J. Shepard, general manager of the Dupont Plaza Hotel in downtown Miami. "Last year, we depended mostly u po n Latin America, but th is year we've done more promotions in London, as well as Chicago, New York and Boston." Director of the Florida Department Vc Dinette Fair, Inc . Defendant NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution for Collection of Delinquent Tax issued out of ar under the teal of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida and from the State of Florida Department of Revenue. Issued on the lath day of Kane Authority Cut Back TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The Cabinet back on the contract-signing authority of General Services Director Jack Kane after dressing him down for signing a multi-milliondollar agreement without the panel's approval. While approving a large car-purchase contract and two other measures worked out by Kane, Cabinet members said Th ursday that Kane had exc ee d ed his authority signing the documents without approval. has cut October A. D. 1978, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered t me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. and I have levied upon the following described property owned b y Dinette Fair, Inc said property being located in Seminole County, • Florida and more particularly described as follows all the goods, wares. merchandise. equipment and or automotive equipment found at the defendant's placeof business at 111) Hwy. 17 97, Maitland. Florida Said properly being stored at A J Lossing Transfer & Storage in Sanford, Florida AND one 1973 Chevrolet Step Van Type No. 10, white in color. VIN NO CPQIS3V32I8S6 which it being stored at Altamonte Garage In Altamonte Springs, Florida Ad ditional information available from the Civil Division of tIC Seminole County Sheriff's Department and the undersigned as Sheriff c4 Se mi nole County. Florida, will at 5100 AM. on the 13th day Of November A D 1976, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash. Subj ect to any and all existing loins, at the Front lWeiti Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, the above MIAMI (AP) Heavy advertising and promotional campaigns in Sou th America and Europe have brought a bo ut predictions of a prosperous winter tourist season for the Miami area, vertising," of Revenue, Tallahassee, Florida Plain tiff * Fire . r~ —_- I-. V :_ _- =, 4'. 1~ - ,, - the shooting death of a man at an apartment at 700 Magnolia Ave. Phillips was charged with ________ first-degree murder, use of a firearm in commission of a felony, and shooting Into an occupied dwelling, according to county jail records. Detective Lt. William Lykens identified the dead man as _____________________________ ______________________________ Robert Walter Thomasson, 30, apa rt ment seven, 700 Magnolia Ave. Lykens said an autopsy today woul d determine if the victim was s hot more than Judge Jails . - __ Altamonte A circuit court jury at San- ' __________ ________ L Officers said the victim ap pa rently was shot in th e head. Officers were call ed to the apar tm ent just after 1 am. and found Thomasson's body on the floorofthedwelling. Detectives said preliminary investigation indicated at least four other persons, whom they didn't identify, are believed to have - - ' _____ - Altamonte Springs, guilty of radios and that sheriff's auto burglary and petty lar- detectives, following his arrest _____________ _____ I , ceny. The case involved the Sept. 10, had "interrogated me burglary of a van and theft of a for a bo ut 9 or 10 ho urs." citizens band radio from the Judge McGregor ruled van in late J un e or early J ul y at inadmissible some testimony the residence of Elo is e Church, that Assistant State Atty. 1015 W. Clemson Dr., aude Van Hook sought from Cl Al tamonte Springs. Circuit Judge Robert B. deputy sheri ff L.M. Ford, Inthe defendant's McGregor ordered Swift held in eluding statement to officers about how county jail during a pre- many radios he'd sold Holton ' Sanford Patrolman Richard M. Dearing is presented a plaque from Police Chief Ben Butler for his selection as Officer of the Month for October. One member of the police department is selected by his peers each month to receive the honor. PLAUDITS Out of the presence of the ford has found Daniel M. Swift, jury. Swift testified that he'd 19, of 1314 E. Notre Dam e Dr., sold Holton not one but three __________________ _____ S POLICEMAN CB Thief & se ntence investigation and set sentencing for Jan. . and that investigators felt that The state's key witness, Swift was a suspect In ap.been in the apartment at the dgun as being involved. But Dale Mallett, 20, of Dunbar, W. charging violation of probation Clifford Hall, who lives across proximately 65 to 70 other area t ime of the shooting. Lykens declined comment, Va., were hitchhiking on U. S. in a 1974 circuit court case. the street from Swift, testified burglaries. Lykens said this morning that saying the shooting death is still 17-92 on the lakefront when Jackson is being held in county that he broke into the van and In other cases docketed for investigators are checking an under investigation, that Swift removed the radio officers routinely checked their jail without bond. this week before Judge Orlando address where the Couple Jailed unit which he later said he sold McGregor: identification against nationsuspect Is reported to have A West Virginia couple were wide computer listings, Sheriff's detectives today' to another Altamonte resident, were investigating the reported Monroe Holton, of resided, but county jail records being held without bond in l2 E. Notre County Jail records indicate theft Wayne Roger Madore, 27, of of power and hand listed Phillips' address as 700 county Jail today following their both Thomas and Mallett am C tools Dame Dr. Sanford, pleaded guilty to Utvalued at $2,500 from a service Magnolia Ave., Sanford, and his arrest Thursday at Sanford on named in W. Va. fugitive station at Longwood. flail, 19, said he's already tering a forgery in a case Inoccupation as an employe of an fugitive warrants from their warrants issued in connection plead guilty to grand larceny volving credit purchases Deputy' Randy Pittman said exterminating firm. home state. with burglary cases. a and is awaiting sentencing, lie charged to a Sanford area Reports by uniform division Sanford police reported service door at the Sunoco said Swift gave him $10 as his construction company. He Is Sheriff's deputies have station, U.bay S. 17-92 and officers who responded to the Pamela L. Thomas, 18, of arrested Mark Alan Jackson, was apparently SR-434 share from the radio theft. free on bond. forced o pe n and shooting report listed a han- Hurricane, W. Va., and Randy' 19, Forest City, on a warrant a vehicle backed up hail told the jury that the DenP.is Wayne Nicholson, to the state had agreed not to business and the tools in a prosecute him in other theft 19, SR-426, Oviedo, pleaded upright, three-tier tool cabinet cases if he would testify against guilty to grand larceny of a loaded into the vehicle, which Swift. color television ma burglary at l eft muddy tire tracks. Hall's father, Charles hall, an Oviedo area resi dence. EI3IERECI1OISSIt Sheriffs reports listed the 45, reported to sheriff's No. 147. At the time of his death Sander's Funeral Home, 900 [-:Inter It. Echols Sr., 61, of owner of the missing tools as deputies that his family was OLD he was an agricultural licust Ave., Sanford IS Enterprise, died Thursday technician with the University charge of arrangements. in Charles H. Weller IV, of beirg harassed and invited to OU THE EN Casselberry'. come out into the street and morning at his residence. Born of Florida Agricultural Station EJO in Pinckard, Ala., he had been a in Sanford. fight following his son's court I ITS Funeral Notices testimony. resident of Enterprise for 13 Survivors Include his wife, GALLANT, JOSEPH HENRY years. lie was a Veteran of Mrs. Elinore Gallant, Sanford; CAMILLE (HANK) — Funeral WWII and the Korean War with daughter,M.Mrs. Dale An n .',,ss br josepn Henry Camille ttIt. U.S. Air Force. lie was the Snider, Abilene Tex.; son, lOanki Gallant, 47. of 206 Oakland Ave Sanford. w ho di ed iiwni'r and operator of the David Allan Gallant, Sanford; Thursday's high 75, today's Wednesday in Orlando, will be Enterprise Grocer)' Store and a mother, Mrs. Catherine celebrated low 51. Rainfall: .01 Inch. CALL at 10 a.m . Saturday mnLmber of VFW Post 8093 of Gallant, Lawrence, Mass. and a at She Church of the Nativity HEATING Partly cloudy and cool _ *ith Er, Leo F'ullencamp of DeBary and First Baptist brother, Joseph Ernest Gallant ficiatjng Burial with full through Saturday. Highs near ___________________________ Church of Sanford, of Lawrence, Mass. military honors in Oaktawn 70 and lows tonight mostly In lie is survived by his wife, Grarnkow Funer al Home is in Memorial Park The rosary will the mid to sinner £flc Nnrtheriu recited today uu uisi, vi iuiwgi, i' p m at cnarge 01 arrangements. winds 10-15 m.p.h. today Gramkow Funeral Home chapel of D eBary, John, of Enterprise Gramkow Funeral Home in decreasing tonight. SYLVESTER TERREI.L and Russell, of Atlanta, Ga.; six . - AREA DEATHS 1 Volusia Wins Tax Battle Y " . . ] TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Volu.sia County has won its long battle to put $6-million worth of property at the Daytona In , ternational Speedway on the tax rolls. In a 4-2 opinion, the Florida Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the speedway did not serve any municipal purpose and thus didn't qualify for a tax exemption. .-...' 'iPIEATH ER . ______________ i i's' ti,.,, ---- icI ii tsar, oescribed personal property ,) That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of sa i d Writs of ' HOSPITAL NOTES Execution John E Polk, NOVEMBER 4 link a girl, Sanford ADMiSSIONS Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Josici Sanlord: Jenerette a girl, Ovi edo Isiah Bradley DISCHARGES James If. Bussard Sanford: Mrs. Harvey (Tayuwandai Marie Coleman Williams, and boy Patricia M. Davis It Virginia S. Geiger Stephanie R. Bailey Peggy A. Johnson Ivan W. Elerrey Samuel Peterson Annie M. Collier Joseph Zarrotny Hal A. Colbert Ellen Guinyard, Altamonte Nannie M. Howard Springs Paul D. Miller Martha Redley William H. Bisnett, DeBary Harold J. Cuneo, DeBary Shawn D. Roberts Myra M. Schanel Margaret A. Adams, Deltona Ann T. Curry, Deltona Eldon Shiver Jr. — Eddie Kenneth Travis W. Puryear, L' Watkinsville, Ga. Maude Bradbury, Dellarv Miriam E. Wright, Winter Wary E. Carroll, Deltona Park .1iIdi'tJ E. Kress, Deltona Keith A. Kinsman, Winter Ann V. Maitland, Deltona Springs Lucille P. Marks, Deltona Linda F. Smith, Ferndale BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Varsenig Nakutis, Longwood LeRoy (Margaret) Jenkins a boy, Grace P. Nelson, Longwood Sanford Mrs. Eddie (Nancy) Morton Mr. and Mrs. James (Gay) & boy, Enterprise Sheriff Seminole County. Florida PubIsh OCt 22, 29. Nov J. 17, 1976 DEE Ili IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 76.1944.CA 09.3 DADE FEDERAL SAV IN G S D Sanford police jailed Raymond Eugene Phillips, 39, without bond today following once. - ) * Police Crsiir Tourist Ads May Pay Off NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE County Court, Orange County, Florida Case No. 5076.3941 The Otto Gerdau Co . a Corp Plaintiff VS Dinette Far, Inc . a Fl, Corp , a k ,, Dinette 1r, Defendant Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida ST NO, 6900-006214.29 J Ed Straughn, as Execut i ve * Courts By BOBLLOYD Herald Staff Writer _______-_________________ wife RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN, and last known mailing address being SIinrtsmg Friday, Nov. 5, 17-3A Action Reports Man Held In Slaying Overturns Death Sentence PubliSh Nov. 3, 12. I91 DEF 77 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOL E COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 78.I85I.CA 09E THE PHILADELPHIA SAV IN G FUND SOCIETY, Plaintiff, vs ERNEST TYLER TUCKER. et US' et at . Oeteriaants AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ERNEST TYLER TUCKER FLORIDA IN BRIEF Florida CITY OF CASSELBERRY there. H of the margins that put them there. Ca rter said he thinks that with the Democratic Congress, his administration can and will achieve tax and welfare re___________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Legal Notice Legal Notice ' Plairtitt This N ot ice Shall be posted as HENRY W BORGEPI and EFFIE required in the City of Catselb.rry, MAE BORGEN a k a EFFIE MAE Florida. and Shall be published In SCHARFF. the Evening Herald once each week Defendants for at least four (1) consecutive NOTICE OF ACTION weeks prior to Dec em ber 7, i916. STATE OF ILOIIIDA Dated at Casselberry, Florida, TO HENRY W BORGEN. $631 this 2nd day of November. A.D 1976 Montgomery Road. Ellicott ct ) (Seall Maryland 21043. and EFFIE MAE O K Christensen. BORGEN a K a EFFIE MAE Mayor SCHARFF. 3723 Huxley Street Publish- No' .5, 1? - 74, .D 5, Pflflbi..gn. t-ennsyl,ania 15701 1976 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEF.26 that an action to foreclose a Mom !gage on the following property .r Seminole County, Florida IN THk CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Lot 44. Block (2. NORTH FOR SEMINOLE 0LANDO TERRACE. SECTION $ COUNTY, FLORIDA OF UNIT l.according to the Plat. as CIVIL ACTION NO. 76l74I.CA.o9.i 'recorded in Plat Book I?. Page 31 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Public Records of Seminole County. LOAN ASSOCIATION or Florida and That part of Lot 45 SEMINOLE COUNTY, a ror. block G. NORTH ORLANDO poration organized and exiSting TERRACE. SECTION SOF UNIT I under the Law's of the United States as recorded in Plat Book il, Page 3 of America, Public Recoros of Seminole Counts Plaintiff, Florida. described as follows Beginning at the Northeast corner of said Lot IS, said corner being on th e MELVIN A ELKINS. JR. and wife, WANDA L. ELKINS, it ml., arc of a Curve Concave Nor Oewndants. thwesterly having a radius of Ill 21 AMENDED feet; thence from a tangent bearing NOTICE OF ACTION of South It degrees oa minutes 00 TO: WAMEt. CORPORATION, an Seconds West run Southwesterly 600 unregistered foreign corporation, or feet along thi arc of said curve and unchartered Florida corporation the Easterly boundary of said Lot 45. ) whose principal place of busine's through a central angle of 01 degree and officers and directors are io minutes 10 seconds to a point unknown, thence North 6$ degrees as minutes YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 31 seconds West 11007 feet to tt'v that an action to foreclose a mor. Northwest corner of Said Lot 43 19mg, on the following property In thence South 71 degrees 53 minutes Seminole County, Florida: 59 Seconds East 110001eef along the Lol I, Block B, Of OAK GROvE Northerly boundary of said Lot 45 t PARK. Se.ninol,, County, Florida, the point of beginning according to the Plat thereof as has been tiled against you and thAt recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 53. of you are required to serve a copy of the Public Records ot Seminole your written defenses. It any, toil or. County. Florida. Plaintiff's Attorney whose name ar.: address has been tiled against you and you Is A. DUANI I are requ ired to serve a copy 0f your BERGSTROM of RUSH. MACI written defenses, if any, to it on SHALL. BERGSTROM ANI, PHILLSP H LOGAN of ROBISON. PA. Si East Livingsta' SHlNPjQ5E, LOGAN Street, Post Office Box 3146 AND MONCRIEF. Attoneys for Plaintiff, Orlando, Florida. 32102, on or before Post Office Box 7279, Sanford, November 19th, 1974, and file l i,e Florida 12111, and file the Original original with the Clerk of this Ccci' with the Clerk of the above Court on either before service on Plaintiff or before November 29th, Attorney or immedialety thereat 1914; othrwi.a Judgment may be for otherwise a Default will be MCI against you for the relief entered against you for IPie reie demanded in lle Complaint demanded in the Complaint ,3 , WlTNE55rny hand andthe Seal ci Petition t this Court on thiS ?h day Of Q. WITNESS my hand and seal CI tober. 1974 this Court this 15th day of Octor.'c' $eal) 1916 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. ISeal) Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H Beckwith, Jr By. Mary P4 Darden (leak of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk lily Ch e rrf KAe Travis Ft)',h Oct 21 2') 12. i)?.y 11 0 .51 Oct 1 5 22 29, Nov 5 1974 'Cr,'' ' J ° cv at -- — 1r' -------- . charge brothers, Carl and Kenneth, both of Sanford, Douglas, Daytona Beach, Roy, Winter Herman, Ocala and Claude, Santa Barbara, Cal. five sisters, Mrs. '1aurine Park, Hatcher, Mrs. Minnie Hess Garner and Mrs. Pauline Bradley, all of Sanford, Mrs. Evelyn Hansen, Hollywood and Mrs. Lucille McNab, . U d1dLPd. uaviu i.an ru.nerai lionie DeBary is in charge of arrangements. . ,, .... , , - - ,, , Sylvester Terrell, 76, of W. 13th Street, Sanford, died hILy at Srriiinole Memorial Hospital of a massive stroke. Born in Baker County, Ga., he had been a member of this community for approximately 45 years. Survivors include a son, Sylvester Jr., Daytona Beach; thrn -" ,l,,hfDrs ".vi'.''"" "- '"'"' Walker, Winter Garden; Mrs. Ruth Brown Newark, N.J.; Mrs. Adeline Cody, Sanford; JOSEPH GALLANT one sister; 12 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren, and a Joseph Henry Camille number of great greatlliank Gallant, 47, of 2(6 grandchildren, cousins, nieces Oakland Ave., Sanford, died and nephews. Wednesday in Florida hlosnital. Orlando. A native of Lawrence, Mass., ht iived in Sanford since 1968 moving here from Virginia. lie was a member of the Church of the Nativity and was retired after 20 years service with the U.S. Navy, He was a member of the Fleet Reserve Duke Woody Branch ( ECHOLS, ELME R R SR Graveside Services for Elmer Ectvols Sr . 61. of Enterprise, who died Thursday at hiS reS.dence, will beheld at loam , Saturday, in Evergreen Cemetery, Sanford, with Or j I Cosmalo officiating Dav Lang Funeral Home. DeBary, in charge TERRELL. SYLVESTER— Funeral servic es for Sylv es ter Terrell, 76. of W 13th St. San lord, who died Monday will be Sa turday at 2 p m at Nw Bethel Mission ary Baptist Church Mr Terre ll will lie in state all day Friday at Sander's Funeral Home and will be moved to New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church to lie in Slate untilt 1 3 pm . Saturday Sa Funeral Home .n charge TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 7:15 a.ai., -*:c p.m., low tZ:42 a.m., 1:11 P.M. Port Canaveral: high 6:57 a.m., 6:57 p.m., low 12:36 a.m., 1:02 P.M. Bayport: high l2:0 a.m., 1:29 p.m., low 7:05 a.m., 7:06 MD NOWFORTHE R UWUW mcme 1. ,, sq. .t"- .eA.j'c1'.'- .'.5_'..'' - , .'J." . r1 i .,, - 1W . ~1i""""""""""~~" . 4~NL glm~ h ~11I ~t""""""""` 1~ 1 Ite SATURDAY, NOV. 61 1976 AT THE Sr. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER MUSIC BY: ' THE CHECK MATES 9:00 PM - 1:00 A.M. B.Y.O.B. SET-UPS AVAILABLE I DOOR PRIZES AUSPICES SANFORD POLICE BENEVOLENT ASS'N, INC. OFF 'TO KC 5.?, F. '- ..r.flrvte'I in- .i. %.,.f,.y"iP, State championship agri-mechanic leans from Seminole High School Chapter of Future Farmers of America receives $250 check from John Carli of ('base & Co. to help send them to the national convention in Kansas City, Mo. They left today. (From left) Paul Eldridge, Barry Pedigo and Allen Edmonds. Eldridge and Edmonds are 1976 graduates; Pedigo is a SItS junior. DRESS: INFORMAL DONATIONS S500 PER PERSON LALL ON WEEKENDS AND SAVE. 'That's when long distance rates are lower. On out-of-state lls, weekend rates apply fir, 11 p.m. Friday until 5piu Sunday. On thUs within the state you get the low weekend rates fmm 8 am.-11 p.m. Saturday and 8 ani.-5 p.m. Sunday Evening rates apply all aills 5p.m. to 11 p.m. on Sunday, Weekends are a good time to cIiil direct4 uid save. on fmin TICKETS AVAILABLE THE SANFORD POLICE DEPT. 'I ilze,,t 4.5.4 iisitj'j.tit .rnça'utia ,i'.i,L: ir .ppi ti.::t ... . .'iltanttw t' v is"urp( A!.bkat. tK.'n.i dul r;sfr, it'. .4 I .:'a liti.l,: • ; ..i: ti.l'! çx .'.i cTvdiIcaz'd.oA!ectajk,i',i3],i..u..ir, , c.1L, : .: ,r it'- '. b'.r diin.t diAl Tate,. t. 1Lc..c:. i,,tt' y. u; i'r .i; , ' AND AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR - ,. . . ' 04.1 �Evening Herald .41N. FR1:Nil AVE.. SAN 1`011D. Area A shake of the head. A shrug of the shoulder. A smile. A sneer. These are only some of the lingering emotional reactions and expressions being exhibited by voters here in Seminole and elsewhere following Tuesday's election. It's all part of the aftermath or after-shock of the whole episode, the culmination of a-still-hardto-believe success story. And many are still trying to figure the whole thing out. Why did more people vote for Jimmy Carter than Gerald Ford? Why couldn't an incumbent president hold on to his jib? The answer, of course, is Impossible to pin point; it eludes clear, precise analysis. One voter here in Seminole conceded that she had changed her mind from Ford to Carter when she entered the booth. So-called analysts probably would have predicted an opposite reaction choosing to go with the known quantity at the last minute. But it didn't happen that ¶ay. Another voter, a colleague here at the Herald probably summed up the whole matter in as succinct a fashion as has been heard: "Ford said everything was all right as It Is. Carter said It was not and he was going to try to do better and gave us Fl,:. 32771 105.322.2611 or 831.9993 Around Friday, November 5, 1976—.A — - WAYNE D. POVI.E. Publisher NORMAN H. OSSIIRIN, Editor 30SEP11 1) •\N BRACKI.E Advertising E)rtctr ', ~ J Hiat l)eliver Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $11.20: Year. !29 40 I1 i;3il In Fl o rida stIne as home delivery. All o ther rn;itl NI , nth . $2 1, Months, $ i 20 12 Mnths, $32.40. : ~ [ : Congratulations! The people of Seminole County 43,595 of them anyway should be commended. They fought off the temptations of disinterest, indifference, disaffection and apathy to trek to the polls Tuesday, recording an 83 percent turnout. It was one of the bigger such turnouts in history and, when official figures are in, could be the biggest of any other county in the state. It certainly was larger than that of our neighboring Orange County, which recorded only about a 72 per cent voter participation. _, ;J W T IOC Another 'Geneva Conference" is meeting this one to plot the course for transforming Rhodesia into a new state of Zimbabwe under rule of its black majority. It's taking place amid concern that it will bog down in the kind of stalemate that has kept the Geneva Conference on the Middle East in recess for nearly three years. Whether that pessimism is justified depends on what Is going on in the minds of Prime Minister Ian Smith and the four black nationalist leaders who need to come to terms on the composition of an interim government. Smith is publicly committed to bringing majority rule within two years. However, he also seems committed to a formula for interim government that reserves key positions for white ministers the control of police and military forces. Some of the black leaders already are on record as opposing that idea. This is one of the issues that Secretary of State Henry Kissinger tried to finesse in his African shuttle for the sake of ,- gettLig negotiations started on the broader basis of the commitment to majority rule within a specified time. — That appeared to be the consensus of the majority of voters (almost everywhere but here in Seminole, which gave its majority to Ford.) In Thursday's Evening Herald, writers Ed Prickett and Jane Casselberry recalled their Impressions and experiences with Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter in the days In 1975 when they were - - still Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Who? And one reader and Seminole resident, Mrs. Eleanor McMurry, also had memories: she recalled that her son, Donald, had met the future President during Carter's visit to Sanford in 1975. So her reaction was swift and sure: she ordered 10 photos of the memorable meetbg to give to her other eight children for Christmas. By NORM OSHRIN plaining that the election was more of a popularity contest than a contest of issues. But what else is new? Let's lace it: unless there are one or more overriding issues which there seldom are In local elections in the final analysis, the voter will cast his or her ballot for the candidate better trusted, better liked and better respected. It's a reflex action. — Ford supporters apparently reacted,too. One example: a second co-worker here, Bonnie Wleboldt, forked out $12.50 to wire one red, longstemmed rose to the beaten President. 11cr message was simple: "Don't be defeated and get better How many others of you here in Seminole had the opportunity to meet then-Jimmy-Who? back in 1975 when he was just grinding his wheels? Let us know share your impressions and remembrances of the event with us and our readers. ' militancy. Smith is in a good position to argue that bringing peace to the countryside must come first, and ministries free of the factional rivalry which divides the black nationalists will have the best chance of maintaining a ceasefire. The extent of the problem was dramatized when Robert Mugabe, who leads a guerrilla army and wants to be recognized as leader of the Zimbabwe African National Union, declared that his forces will keep fighting until there is an agreement at Geneva which satisfies him. He and the Rev. Ndabaningi Sithole, his rival for leadership of the national union, are both delegates to Geneva. Smith has contended all along that negotiations to give blacks a greater voice in governing his country have been impossible because of this factionalism. Kissinger's plan relies on the help of leaders in the already-established black nations surrounding Rhodesia to achieve a unanimity among the Zimbabwe factions that will permit negotiations to proceed. Geneva will see a stalemate if they fall. The achievement of Kissinger was that he generated a willingness among whites and blacks to accomplish by peaceful means a transition that otherwise was bound to occur sooner or later through bloodshed. At this point some of the delegates gathered at Geneva still seem to be too impressed with the military power they command to make the concessions and compromises that any peace conference demands. Hanoi Talks It is good news that diplomats of Vietnam and the United States will meet soon to hold the first talks between Hanoi and Wasrungton since the end of the Vietnam war. C n 1 S IL ftrit order of business must be a complete accounting for all our missing in action. 'there are 699 MIAs and many others who are listed as dead but whose bodies were never recovered. But if Hanoi believes the U. S. is going to carry out the promises of reconstruction aid made in the 1973 Paris truce agreements, it fails to reckon with the power of American public opinion. Those agreements are no longer valid. They were breached long ago by the Vietnamese on both sides of the war. I RAY CROMLEY - Im""Mr 4 ,,~,I \~ 00 ~ (~ \ Ile 0 I ,~~ WASHINGTON (NEA) The Carter-Ford argument over the defense budget is an exercise in absurdity. : — .Ck 11 01 * . — I ' L1' Of course there's waste in the budget. But it's clear to me, after covering 13 secretaries of defense, no one knows how to eliminate that waste once he gets the job. In advance, it seems all too simple. I have seen men come into the Pentagon resolved to slash, determined to search out every wasted nickel. Robert McNamara, for one, ordered hundreds of charts, flow patterns, a restudy of what was needed, five-year projections and a series of computer analyses. McNamara failed, as did all before and after him. I have seen men come in with meat axes, and make cuts then find to their horror the muscle came away in their hands along with the fat. The Defense Department is a bureaucracy no one has been able to bring under control. Not that management genius David Packard. No one. Not because it is military. But because it is huge, and amorphous. 41 , ,~, ,. . . I y • 1 - / I f6 mgjo 5L (0 It is quite possible for an analyst In a think As advertised, manpower now takes something over half of our defense dollar. Here, it would seem, is where cutting might start. Melvin Laud, on one of his last days as secretary of defense, told some of us he believed he could improve efficiency by cutting 10 per cent of Defense Department personnel, if Congress, the Civil Service and the unions would let him cut where he wanted. But the scenario, he said, would run like this: I'd fire a man. Having seniority, he's bump someone down the line. And so it would go. The man or woman I actually lost would be some bright youngster I wanted to keep. Eliminating weapons systems of dubious value is equally difficult. Witness the long struggle to drop the anit-ballistic missile defense system the ABM complex outdated before being completed. The U.S.-Soviet treaty limiting ARM systems, which may have indirectly led to their scrapping, may not have added to the safety of either country. But it helped to save billions of of dollars for both nations only after billions had been spent, unfortunately. — — — In most cases we come off even worse. We find the Defense Department caught in a conflict of those with axes to grind. Senators and representatives have pet projects. So do vying groups in the Pentagon. And don't forget manufacturers and citizens groups. In the end, most everyone gets a little of what he wants and no one everything he desires. This is a very expensive way of doing business. 1 'Quick, 1 ov, Stake' JOHN CUNNIFF o W age F ice C , N NEW YORK (AP) The major difference between the Ford and Carter administrations will be the difference between a passive and an active priident, said Walter Helier, the economist. "Out of that activity we can look for both a bolder attack on the jobless problem and a more broad gauge, broad spectrum anti-inflationary program, said Heller, one of the Democratic party's most influential advisers. Heller said that despite a more active role, Carter's respect for and understanding of the market mechanism makes it highly unlikely that wagePrice controls will be imposed, as businessmen and others have feared. — 'il)e' been a lot of misunderstanding on that issue," said Helier, adding: "He doesn't want legal sanctions but instead a sense of responsibility from big business and big labor." Carter's wage-price program will be voluntary, he said. "I've discussed this with Mondale and with Carter and I see real respect for the working of the market system. But where it doesn't work and where antitrust cannot handle the problem there will be guidelines," Heiler said. Because of his close association with Carter and Vice President-elect Walter F. Mondale as an adviser, and because he served as chief economic adviser in the most recent Democratic administrations, Heller was asked his opinions Wednesday on changes to be expected. On the issue of jobs, which appeared to play a large role in Carter's victory, Heller said he found the president-elect listening to a variety of programs but that no final choice has been made. "I find that Carter understands you cannot get down below 5 per cent unemployment with fiscal and monetary measures without getting into Innation," said Hel ler. "He knows you have to go the last mile with structural measures." Heller said "It is very important that he Un- derstands that, and "very important that the country kmows Carter doesn't fit the big spending image." lie realizes, said Heller, "you can't Just open the spigots." Carter, he said, will not "try to flood the economy with fiscal and monetary stimulus," but instead will seek to focus his efforts on the specific employment problems, on the Sti'Ueture" of unemployment. The thrust of Carter's effort therefore, he said, would be to have government provide "meaningful incentives to private business to gi',' joba arid training to the hard-core unemployed." Carter, he said, will also seek deregulation of Industry In cases where it leads to "price propping" and the stifling of competition, .. 0 - I - - police agen"Ies as Chile's DINA and South Korea's KCIA. The CIA, in turn, Is allowed to operate In their countries on the same basis. For example, the Iranian secret police force, SAVAK, was actually organized and trained by the CIA. SAVAK's bag of tricks, like the CIA's, Includes Illegal break-Ins, wiretaps and forgeries. SAVAK agents, like their CIA coun- I I qA41%1_ terparts, also hide behind various "covers." Most SAVAK agenco ,jy pretend to be diplomats. They operate under the direction of Mansur Rafizadeb, ibo cla1m to be an Nations mission. Documents from SAVAK's own secret files, obtained by trusted sources and verified by other reliable sources, described how its agents have the nam of Iranian embassies and consulates around the world. A secret memorandum to all Iran's am- b'w1ors signed by Foreign Minister Abbas All Khalatbari, Instructs them to "treat (SAVAK - -. , - ' junior varsity football action, ".-..- but k Howell certainly didn't slow down. La I - - giving aid to other countries, which has upset many congressmen over the years. It is a means for nations to contribute to their own defense, in line with the "Nixon Doctrine" of the late 19603 that in the future, the U.S. will not aid foreign countries by sending troops but will help with equipment either purchased for cash or with low-Interest loans. For our allies, FMS is a means to upgrade European defense systems and help the Europeans contribute to the cost of the NATO alliance. For underdeveloped countries, the U.S. looks to EMS as a means of establishing regional power balances, maintaining influence In the area and Ironically controllin g arms races. In domestic terms, FMS helps to reduce the — ,. - . P9p - - I .. - . I s -, - - -. , ';,.,• _. -. - . &minole, 2'7. - ,. - ,,,,, - . - nd . ... ., . .. - In other games, New Smyrna Beach defeated Oviedo 30-14 a Like Brantley was on the losing end of a 22-12 game against Apopka. '' hl~ c .4k' - , . - . . ' . . . .. - .. - '— i l.vmafl's .John Lynch tackles Andre Owe Owen s .,; .. - 1. - w . - -. - ,,. -- - 1 - '.. - need of American manpower overseas, reduces our overall defense costs and, not least, Is a iiieans of subsidizing and assisting economically desperate defense industries. Is In that regard, Louscher notes that between 1962 and 1967, FMS provided $1 billion in profits ta American industry and 1.4 million man hours of work for American labor. Despite growing congressional criticism of our primary foreign policy instrument, that an arms sale decision in many parts of the world IS the foreign policy of the United States and that if Congress wishes to play a major role In foreign policy it will have to maintain greater control over arms sales. Americans are retiring earlier and enjoying It less. At the start of 1962, reports the American Council of life Insurance, only 16.3 per cent of i 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 conducted. '1 ,.(. - - - .-.. - - . -. . . .. ". —1. ,,.. •._, . ' ..,.,, .. . , . - lilli I. . - Will -. .- 4' ' ". Therefore, the memo adds, It will be Rule. Rule has urged the Navy to pay a huge "necessary for operational leaders to make claim to the giant Tenneco conglomerate cost arrangements to travel to their respective overrun claims on ships being built at thefor firm's territories . . in order to pay the sources' Newport News shipyard. flickover wants to pay salaries and operations expenses In cash." Tenneco only what the contracts and subMost SAVAK informants, according to our stantiated claims call for. sources, are used to infiltrate dissident student In a classified memo to Navy officials, Rule groups such as the World Confederation of belittled Rlckcver's attempts to make Tenneco Iranian Students (National Union). This is the stick to the original deal. At best, argued Rule, group that occupied the Iranian embassy in the Navy had a 25 per cent chance of beating Geneva last June and staged a noisy protest in Tennaco In the courts. In addition, he charged, Baltimore against the award of an honorary one of Rickover's aides had "usurped doctorate degree to the shah's sister by Johns negotiating authority" and the admiral was Hopkins University. making "frenzied" efforts to cover it up. No less than the shah, meanwhile, has Rickover promptly shot back a memo to Ode! acknowledged that SAVAK agents are "checking Of Materials F. H. Michaelis charging Rule with up on anybody who becomes affiliated with committing a "gross injustice" against his aide. circles, organizations hostile to my country." Rule, the admiral fumed, was using -unFootnote: Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., who supported allegations to justify the unwarranted leads a House Investigations subcommittee, has Payments oI tens of millions of dollars of taxassured our associate Joe Spear there will be a payer funds" to Tenneco. full congressional investigation of foreign inThe firm, roared Rickover, has made "public telligence operatIons in the United States. Rep. attacks on the Navy. . threatened to stop work Donald Fraser, D-Minn., has already asked the on Navy conntract., and. . been highly critical CIA about Its arrangements with foreign in- of me and my staff and even lobbied against my telligence agencies. most recent appointment .-ppointment" MAVERICK BATTLE: Deep inside the As a result of the behlnd(b cen flap, Pentagon, a bitter battle is raging between two Adm. Michaelis has issued orders stripping Rule of the Navy's most respected mavericks, Adm. of his authority as the contract supervisor on an Hyman Itickover and cost-cutter Gordon important Tenneco c!aimn. . ..•,; t . - ... (i I ~ I .-'" ''L. . / ' v ..1 J - - - 1 . l - - '.. I . .II — '- ' \ ., '/' - . ', .' - .. I Q - - ' "S II I ' " *,k.. ii 4 Chic picture worth many words for Lake Howell 0 — ,,' ' S. . . ' ' ' _________________ , 1 , . ' , - •• .,: I, . _____ _____ ______________ I . . ______ — _______________ - -. 11 - Howell tacklers slow Seminole, battling balance Cf OOfl') S ,Gators Test Georgia Before National TV Halted — 1 JACKSONVILLE AP nil site, where the game has bination of Fisher wide rebeen played in a brim-full Gator - eiver Wes Chandler produced Bowl since t he 1 930s, with a 7-I touchdown plays of &l and 44 - to Florida will match versatile MOUNT DORA — Crooms 111gb Freshman football team Florida's defense suspect closed out a 3-3 season Thur. sday night with a -0 loss to the in the early season but Coach Mount Dora jun ior varsity. Doug Dickey said it had its best ' is to I IN 10 - S... was quarterback Jimmy Fisher against Georgia's Ray Golf and overall record and No. 7 na- yards last week against Au- day last week Matt Robinson on Saturday tional ranking. Only Miss issippi burn. F leet runners Tony Green afternoon, with the South. has defeated Georgia, that by and Willie Wilder can . Improvement came when break a eastern Conference football 2117. carry the ferry LeCount, who was warmbig one any time they title in the balance and a ing the bench as third-string Florida &-1, having lost its hill. national television audience opener North Carolina 24-21, Golf is Georgia's running quai'terback, took the Field as a (looking on. defensive safety two games and is ranked No. ID. quarterback, and Uobin.son Florida has never won the Fisher leads the SEC in tan- the passer. N tither has the sta- ag o. "lit' looks like he feels at title but is in a commanding dciii offense, having passed for tLstics to iiiiteh Fisher, but ti position this year at 4-0 while 985 yar ds and rushed for 117, an gether the', ;ir.' effective home there now. Dickey Georg:a u 31. 'P.,. Gatui'. ..iil •iseragc total yardage of 161 a enough to tiavc the Bulldogs Georgia's top running ba ck is be assured at least a share if game. leading the SEC in scoring with Kevin MeLee. lie has gained they beat the Bulldogs. The Gators are a big-play 30.1 points a game - just ahead 52 bards, averaging 4.3 every Georgia conies to this nt'ut- team Their passing coin- of Florida's 29.9, carry _jà _________ Star running back Arthur . Jackson was injured early in the game, leaving it up to Reggie Campbell & Co. to try and hold off the home forces. Receivers Jimmy Hampton. Bobbie Spivey, Joe Davidson and Steve Whitted played good . I ' _. '" - . . games for the Panthers. / . . caid J Vs L La kev ew aeview • i j4: .. of . ' - - Preva il, - - - Lakeview Pee Wets junior varsity of the Pop Warner sted a 12-0 victory over South Seminole Thursday on the stcength of TI) runs of 35 ) cent and 2 yards by Harold Gaines 1 they'll give 100 per .mr Dilworth Dixon. they'll stas there Bowden Etictue Brusnahan was the said. leading rusher for the winners 1k said he was dissatisfied with 60 yards on seven carries, with the performance of a num- his longest 35 yards. Rictue and their defense is as good." Mike Barnes at wide receiver in her of other starters in the Cohen recovered two of five place of freshman Jackie Clemson game but did not de- fumbles lost by South Seminole. 1'AlLA1lASSEF; API "We need to get some en- out Saturday night" Winless Southern Mississippi thusiasm back for Southern Bowden has dropped linewill spoil Florida State's Satur. Mississippi or else we can't backers Detroit Reynolds and day liomneconiing if the Semiii- beat therm," Bowden said. Aaron Carter and defensive notes aren't more enth us iastic "Southern Mississippi has a tackle Walter Carter to the seethan they were last week, says better offense than Clemson 'omtl team and has inse rt ed FSU Coach Bobby Bowden. Florida State, 2-6, was dekjeated 15-12 last S,aturday by The Seminole coach said he Flowers. inote them because the subs at t1ernson, a team the Seminoles gave"certain members of the Mike Stewart and Robert ttuii a tongut, lashing on Thom expected to brat ps on are slated to start .it Southern Mississippi is 0-7 linebacker md Abe Smith at "if they've got any guts or defensive tackle. But Bowden said Thursday that the Bulldogs are better than pride they'll do something "They' re aot as talented yet their record indicates. dbout it," lie said. "We'll find asth&' boys had up there, but . . Fricke for Lyman's scores. Tim . ' Anthony Brooks shrugs Winter Park tacklers, looks- for runn i ng rm 4SU Hopeful In Homecoming Vs. So. Mi agents) as you do other members of the consulate. SAVAK operatives "should be allowed to attend all meetings which are regularly held," directs the foreign minister, . .so that they would be Informed of the current affairs of the embassy." On a recent occasion, a SAVAK agent In diplomatic disguise got carried away and granted an interview to a reporter. He received a secret reprimand from Tehran. The secret message complained that he had given the reporter his "real name and submitted Information which was not advisable to mention." Future Interviews, declared the message, "should either be handled by the ambassador or the person In charge." Only In an emergency, when a legitimate diplomat Is unavailable, can SAVAK agents now speak to the press. But they must use "an assumed name" and make sure headquarters Is "consulted beforehand." The secret SAVAK papers indicate that the agents spend much of their time recruiting infonnants. One memorandum from Tehran warns SAVAK agents of the dangers of paying informants by checks, which can be traced too easily. This makes the "security of the operations and sources vulnerable," cautions the memo. '-' ,, e jayvee in an ft week, forced Lake Brantley to close out the campaign at 2-6. Scoring For the Patriots were Mike Kavanaugh on a six-yard run and Richard Salem on a 26-yard pass play from Dean Fritt. - , J o r - ' V. ' t II. I .. "i' .' r% . IT I I •" - Drury caught a two-point conversion pass from Fricke Brooks wound up with 176 yards rushing. Lake Howell's Felix Williams numberofvarsityplayersdown ..', ,. . ' season Apopka, which brought a , Th vv ' : ... - ,-- — the extent of Foreign Military Sales, there Is little chance the program will be dismantled, Louscher believes, Rather, this criticism represents a recognition by Congress that FMS has become - ..._ — - d -. Anthony Brooks scored on a and run 35 yards for a TI). Marvin McClennon took a flare pass from Lee Ohlinger and ran G0yardsfortheotherTTj. The lions closed out a 3-5 . • ,• from Robert Valois, who blocked a punt, allowing Morgan Drggars to pick it up 11 - . ' '1 thought we showed a lot of scored on bursts of one and two charactir, said! yman d as.sf rom Jhn young mistakes. We came back Staples and Daws Weaver down by six and had t he ball at deflect ed a pass, grabbed it and their 20 but didn't score. That's ran 15 yards for another score. (;m. Knight and Williams keyed Howell's ground game while Weaver was brilliant on defense. Oviedo got a superb effort ' . L v one-yard TD plunge and John Lake Howell closed out a 7 1 Sundstedt latched onto a 21season by knocking off yard pass play from Mark . V. I. - and yielded field position that led to the two TDs which Final score , r -. Greyhounds had to gamble late half before settling for a 34-14 .-.. ,, e football." McCullough noted his Winter Park stunned Lyman stretched it from 20-14 to the into 20-4) submission in the first final margin. ... I —r Pats, Lions Lose Lyman missed a crack at a perfect season Thursday in - . Friday, Nov. 5, 197-5A 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' _ % --.*~ - __ ....... - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Howell Triumphs; - I ••__ Foreign Po1ice On United States Soil Intelligence sources tell us the the CIA has even condoned violations of U.S. laws by such S MMARE . . - cooperation of the CIA. ~,4` -- - democracy" has changed its arms supply policy from that of giver to seller. U. S. arms sales to foreign nations have jumped from around $500 million prior to 1961 to nearly $18 billion in 1976. 11 This situation has been a subject of congressional concern on the one hand and has solved a number of problems on the other, says JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON— In past columns, we have exposed the close ties between the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and some of the world's most notorious secret police. These foreign police, we charged, operate inside the United States with the full knowledge and ."16 !T!~~-A . - - 4" N", A Ill - " .1 ~ _..7 - t " . - -' - 4h 1 _$J 4 I ,--- ~ -, _. p BERRY'S WORLD - - Over the past 15 years, the "arsenal of htksiness: It helps with the balance of payments deficit. It is an alternative to the constant policy of - tank to take some paper, maybe a computer or two, and figure out within reasonable limits what programs should be cut and which expanded, which procurement and operational practices include an inordinate amount of fluff and where it would be possible to cut back on employment. Arms Sales Foreign Policy — - ' r1.'1 - David 3. Louscher, assistant professor of political science at the University of Akron. Writing In "Orbis," a foreign policy quarterly, he lists some of the reasons why Foreign Military Sales FMS — has become such bid ' - 4, I I . , r ; . *-." t*,.-..,,.. q _q 1 14 — ~ 'k 4 v -i -~~, - .- -JZ -~ I 0 SPORTS Udfd Hopes 'o . DON OAKLEY Can't Cut Defense Budget Saints. Trinity will be without star running back Norbert Seals, out with a leg injury. Seminole, 7-0 overall, stands 4-0 in district and while this one doesn't count in that column, it still figures largely in the area rivalry department. Seminole has to play Seabreeze and Lake Brantley in the next two weeks to complete its trek toward that unbeaten year and a berth in the state playoffs. Lyman, which competes in AAAA-6 district with Orlando schools, is 2-6 overall, but figures to present something of a challenge to the Seminoles in form of the Bob Burkhart-toDanny Williams passing tandem. Winter Park Sils L 1 — - That commitment may be the only thread holding Kissinger's peace-package together, but it is a strong one. The question is whether both sides are willing to compromise on issues that are arising at the Geneva Conference. The problem is compounded by the fact that even if Smith is flexible on his side, the four leaders claiming to represent the black population : are at odds among themselves and represent varying degrees of (3 The pigskin goes in the air again tonight as three Seminole County prep football teams seek victory. The biggie is in Longwood, where Seminole and Lyman renew acquaintances. The others include Lake Brantley at Oviedo and Kissimmee at Lake Howell. Saturday's game finds Trinity Prep losing out the season with a home tester against John Carroll. Vince Fechtel of Leesburg, newly re-elected to his District 34 seat In the Florida State House of Representatives, also had a thought. He is com- -'- r - Five Seminole County high school football teams try to win one for the Gipper tonight. Or at least for the sake of winning, pride or whatever one chooses to call it. But victory comes at a premium in three games which will have no bearing on district and conference races. Perhaps the most intense battle will be in Longwood where Lyman tries to upstage Seminole in its bid for an undefeated season. Elsewhere it will be Lake Brantley at Oviedo and Kissimmee at Lake Howell. And on Saturday, Trinity Prep entertains .John Carroll of Fort Pierce in a 2 p.m. game Which will close out the season for the host — - Militants Are Mixing soon" (referring to his voice problems). something to look forward to." ' we ner at safety in place of Joe against Clemson. Hurricanes Home Against Boston College A A • M c ee, ivt i er For f S isney Team Lead G CL Don Beal had an interception those positions were not good for the losers while Joe Vinci and Jim Blant.hfield had 95 and enough 75 yards of total offense, Bowden is starting Joe Joy Camps, who was injured Seminole i- unimcr gets head tackle in ribs LAKE BUENA V ISTA - APi i" Wo od 11 Ihurn krat rt ml \rioda Paluiti and l.&'inard Jerry McGee had a Bl'ickburn who gained their i'htmnipson were in a large a respeLtively. Kyle Clark, Jeff shamed expression on his face tour pla)Ing rights only last 4roup uf teams at 65, two .jhots Anderson and Malt Walewski and his ball in hit water June, were in the last group to off the pace, while defending were leading tacklers for the losers. Pearson 's 92 S ab& s Bes t He turned to his "last-minute finish and tild so with birdies on champions Jim Colbert and partner, Allen Miller. who their last three holes Dean Refram were at 66. faced a 240-yard shot over Wa'We went From six under to ter under and didn't even Mee, enjoying his finest t4.O11 ever on the tour, and kni'w it, Blackburn sa:d. 1.9 til1'r whohad last-round MIAMI (Al') Unpredic- one of its two victories this idle last week, have lost to three an open date. The hurricanes Thus' two teams shareti a \him' in the P' acola Open, Linda Pearson shot a 92 to lashing has three-viood second one-stroke lead top-20 sc hools table Bost on College will try to year No. 2 Pitt- fell fl at on their faces, 21-7, as over [len Crengot together only "on a last gross hono rs in the shot across the lake to the ccii- shaw and Eddie Pearce, "I can't explain it," said sbLrgh, No. 9 Nebraska and No. graduated Boston College quar- take low rebound from a 22-3 kss to oft' veterminute decision women *s golf tournament ee said. ter of the green. 1k two-putted ans Dan Sikes and Mason Coach Joe Vukica, whose 11 Colorado. beaten Villanos'a when it meets terback Mike Kruczek cornThursday at Sabal Palm Sue . - runt' •• -Go for it Pants gu 1 Miller went for it, boldly ' - itssecond Florida football foe of Eagles will take an overall 5-2 "I ' yards and graduated fullback Redditt was first in B Flight Betty Pollock Keith Barnette gained lo6yards with a 104 while led 1. Flighters with a 112. in 30 carries. the year, the University of record into this ganie. "Against Mmanio as a Jekyll-and-Hyde, Florida State, we had good op- team," Vukica said in defense Miami, here Saturday night purtunities to do something of the hurricanes' record. The Eagles, who stunned ,tut the game but we lost four "They're a fine team and play Texas 1 4-13 in their seiisoii of six fumbles. astirica schedule as anybotiyin "I think we have a better sit' ener, were rolling along with "List week, we played about the country. uation t his yea r," said Miami a 3-0 record and ranked among as poorly as we possibly cou " I don 't know how many Coach Carl Selmer "We're at p kfldtilt?ta 20 teaznsuflt ;! hard to ex- leans in the lop 10 could face home and it's homecoming. Vukica said. " ' " ' the) inet Florida t. ' plain from any standpoint." f " that isehedu1e and lx' where We've had good practices. After Miami's only other victory in they are today. It demands a lot Florida Mate, which fell 47.4) a 2-4 cauupaign was 49-0 over out of a team." I-1 ilu!iii I ' ld, , 1 I I' I . ' ,'.t t. 1 , 1 ,. I I. r ii..; t i" . 'ri I . 1 for a birdic that .%Ic(;ee cailed Rudolph, Joe Porter and Bob don't clasmfy them pleted 11 of 13 paws for 110 ,I I 1 '. .L, oi . tsr ,IttI \I,ii it couple of days off, the team came buck well. Generally, we're in good physical con ditiomi. ,', IIVeI ,. u QfluS OQC , ' ul.IVE'l'. Mich. iAl' ()Itvet Coikge football coach Rob' - the "I was going toplay with Ken turning point in a better- 'Lender, and Sam Adams and lLirreLson, the baseball player, ball score of nine-under-par 63 Doii iversun, tied at 64 in this but he wasn't eligible," McGee that staked them to a share of ,vent in which scoring is bjset,t said, thought for a moment , the first-round lead Thtws1'y in on the better bill of each two- considering the 63 Miller had the $200,000 National TeamGolf uuuum team. helped compose, and added, ('haziiptotship. "thank goodness." ,,, , it winners get a $40,000 The two who The didn't ct to- jJUt. but wont help (rii 1 MiIIr, who had never be fore gether as a team until aiuple 3haw in tu.j now -completed p ayet iii s tournament. said of hours before the deadline for chase after Jack Nicklaus played lowing 'a disastrous 0-9 season, season on the pro tour, shared title The money spends but it's gang-busters the college announced Wednes- the lead with a couple of freshmincimler, d unofficial and $I'MiXit) irti to turn faced rookies, Bill KraLzert anti tiot'sfl't,.jiunl to r ,ff1..-,i lid I '.'.i" �6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bas eba/1 ______ Friday, Nov. 5, 1976 FA) i I Draft Set o T RAW-INIA — ay dj/ jf( .f - NY Rng A(T .'... , , ff1 j... V6ncvr Cob & ' I '1 ( " Norris Division '!J. \,,,, ______ ,: -- - I a ' . . -. , . -. . president and chief operationc officer of the Blue Jays, Stir -. I. • I-; - - L . * , Ph iladelphia - J ti b c k n (N ii. tad said All this represents months of hard stork If we don't find the best players Bavasi estimates that he and his crew of talent scouts have 00 worked nearly l4,0hoursover the past three months, scouring • the countryside for thee k. base ba ll talent a a lable. But it really won't be the best talent around; it just will be the best that is being offered to Toronto and Seattle, the American League's new teams for 1977. ' m W S( id J ' ALL • SOULS 'i . $ • . I Members of the All Souls boys soccer team includes, front row, left to right, Torn % ••, I 76ers 101 Warriors 96 N ,i t i on a I B a .s Ice t b a II Association gaine Thursday George McGinnis inissed "ICS a tough nut to crack," Atlanta's Tom Barker had a eight consecutive foul shots, but night. said Bavasi who left a ml In other NBA contests, Cleve- then sank four straight in the ------- -Blue Jays. "But we think we'll 'Mat was enough to give Chi- land downed Milwaukee 96-88 final 14 seconds to give Philaand Philadelphia edged Golden delphia its victory over Golden get the best players that are cago a bad time. State. State 101-96. available to us. 'Torn Barker was playing on Atlanta was leading 81-80 Doug Collins scored 10 of his "I'm somewhat disappointed. guts," Atlanta Hawks Coach when J' Meriweather points in the final period as _6 The clubs didn't leave unpro- IIUbW Brown said. "but he vol- certt'd a three-point play. The 76ers held off a frantic the tected as many young players unteered to play. Hawks' next eight points came as I would have liked," "And we got 21 tpoint.s out of from the free throw line with finistleti with fl points and John Drew on a bad night. It's Meriweather hitting four. Julius Erving added 19. Each of the 12 established Al. an old story with scorers Meriweather wound up with Rick Barry scored 28 points, teams was allowed to protect 15 they'll Find some way to get 20 24 points, high for the game, players, plus minorleaguer points." while Drew added 21 points and leading the Warriors' charge in signed after 1975. The 12 teams The Hawks broke a fourgame Barker 18 to Atlanta's total. the final quarter a Golden must lose five players, one in losing streak by defeating the Mickey Johnson led Chicago State slashed a 14-point Philaeach of the five rounds. Each Chicago Bulls 97-87 liciphia lead to 7.96 with 15 lfl a sslth 17 points. time the teams lose a player, . they can protect three more until the fourth round, when they can pull back only two. IJIW IWU U U """' "''" St. at M — — th fa i.,, j 2 World Hockey Association Panama City Bay 20. Eastern Division w L T PIe GF GA tawtatchee 17 9 3 0 18 61 10 Quebec Giacomin Key After five rounds, the two expansion clubs each will have 30 Players ata cog of$5.25million, or $175,000 a player. . 1hP Acen tprl Prp For (Iir,itIlI,I ctaanra.',l "rt'' '1.1 I)h,I'i_ '""" ''''' ' ,,;att Wings hiti the winning an:,eh lelia shots, two more than waMit happy. A year ago Eddie Giacomin, **All I hear is we're playing the Red Wings took. t age of 36, was put an bad." said Racers Coach JacDetroit jumped out to a 2-0 Ravasi knows that liv. niat'.. waivers 1w h. New Vnrir lead after two periods as Nick ques Demers, referring to r sa ers available to Toronto are not Rangers. ports that V2250 Libett and Danny Maloney fines were levied le the cream of the crop. But he Thursday night. Giacomin, scored against Indianapolis players on power plays. fluster thinks hard work will prevent now with the Detroit Red harvey scored the winning goal following an 8-2 loss WednesWings, proved again he is still at 9:21 of the third period, bli the crop from being sour. day. one of the best goalies in the PO sandwiched between PhilaTo that end Bavasi and his National Hockey League. Cowboys 4, Oilers 2 tht Sur team reviewed extensive scout"We should have won," said delphia goals by Gary DornhoeRon Chipper field scored I icr aiid Mel Bridginan. Zilllag reports on twice in the final period to give about 1,800 play- Philadelphia Coach Fred Shero Ge ers, compiling information after his Calgary a victory over Flyers lost to Detroit 3Bruins 7, Black Hawks S from his own Peter McNab scored three Edmonton and lift the Cowboys bird dogs and 2. "We outplayed them. We from some - friendly teams" the WIIA Western in deserve to will, goals for the first time in his out of wil the National League. [)ivision cellar. "But that Giacomin he was NIH, career and veteran Jean mc was Bulls 5, Roadrunners 3 That figure then reduced superb all night long. He robbed [tatelle added two more as Boslab stopped Chicago. by two-thirds because of the Al. us time and time again. We had ton Birmingham snapped a fivegal clubs' protected lists and the great chances but he was the Martin scored twice for game losing streak by downing ml Pit fact that veterans with 10 years difference." Phoenix. The Bulls' victory was cor Chicago. in the major leagues the last started just 20 seconds into the In Tuesday night's only other RaCers 5, Stingers 2 five with the same team can NHI contest, Boston downed game when Mark Napier Indianapolis drubbed Cincin- scored. veto any movement. Chicago 7-5. 7 N E ng Indy 4 4 1 9 28 31 A 6 1 9 33 SI 'ecuiids rtmahruhlg in the game. But McGillrds wa.s fouled in- Houston throws, ). sinking both free S Diego teflti(lfldll with two seconds to go. Cavaliers 96, Bucks 88 Campy Russell scor ed points and his three-point play with four minutes remaining broke open a tight battle as Cleveland remained undefeated by downing Milwaukee. Milwaukee The teams were tied 3-63 after three periods, aarid Milwaukee took a 79-78 lead with 5:45 remaining inthegame. But Dick Snyder's two free throws snapped an 80-all tie and Russell's two charity shots gave the Cavs an 84-80 lead. After Swen Nater hit for Milwaukec, Russell converted his three-point play. Milwaukee's Brian Winters led all scorers with 23 points. A 2 16 69 51 C~nCi 2 9 36 43 Western 0viIsofl Edmnln 0 6 5 2 14 S S 2 12 40 5 6 0 10 32 Thursday's Results Indianapolis S. Cincinnati 2 Rirmoghani 5. Phoenix 1 1720. P IS . Choc Jai-Alai ORLANDO-SEMINOLE -. 40 ) so 3 E chano Coldo (1) I $0, Q (2 0 5) 47 60. P ($21 17010 ui za (0 03 a (7 71 3o 40, P (2 7) 75 (5(480. 680 1300. 3 Cacho Altu (i) 640. 0 7) 41 20 P 0 7) 141 70 TWELFTH il . - j~~R,', i;__l7,-'-'.TZ%7~ -1 I I. I . EMINOLE ' ... 1 UTO I' t., _______ 1 1 M'irurl Larrea (7)910520420. 2 Fermin Aguirre (1)610600, 3 Sala Zarre (S) 300: 0 (I?) 12.90. P (I 1) III 00, Big 0 (37 with 17) 173100 A — 3102. Handle 5153.253 - ) .. 71 4 i~~~!= I) OF THEIR pro l(t opil bre. — Al — And that is why the Pittsburgh Steelers are succeeding at their task and the New York Giants are failing at theirs, The Steelers have not allowed a touchdown in winning their last three games and now have squ.red their season record at 4-4. That kaves them in a threeway tie with Houston Cleveland, two games behind American Cincinnati in 113e Conerenct' cntrai Division. On the agenda this week are the Kansas City Chiefs who have won three of their Last four games, but none of them iIgaIILSt Steelers-type teams. The Giants, on the other hand, have not scored a point in the last 10 periods. Consecutive shutouts against Pittsburgh and Philadelphia mark the first time that has happened to the Giants since 19. Winless in eight games, the Gta'its must deal this Sunday with Dallas. the National Conference East leaders. _________________________________ i .i ;1 rs 1 Id 'W - Shr UUU AI U •VV Bazaar Slated Mouth Shut; wished. What would OU do, Abby, if you were a MAN' ILliNOIS I)EAR ll.l.lNOlS: If I were a man. I'd tell her she didn't owe m' an) favors, and because I was also a gentleman, she in L,..pr, didn't have In t.-li V n;yn;outhshut. I)EAIt ABBY: Seven months ago I lost my first baby. 1k' was only 6 weeks old. It left me heartbroken. In the last six months, five memiitit'rs of my husband's family have become pregnant, and pregnancies have necOille the No. I topic at all our family gatherings. I am very happy for those concerned. but it also makes file feel very sad and uncomfortable to sit among five expectant mothers. It brings "-" on m,nu n.,ini,,i rnp,nnripc " UlU U Favors r-wr i rri Needed family gatherings. husband thinks I'm being childish and self-pitying. What do you think' How can I solve my problem? RAGGEDY ANN DEAR ANN: Your feelings of ens), resentment and ,---- .__,_._,J_LI_ ., ----- i i-""•'..............UCFt5SlUU I would rather forget. I realize that these conversations weren't meant to depress me, but they do. I have tried hard to overcome my feelings of envy alibi resentment, but have decided that the best thing to do is just stay away from these c FnIforfin I n U UII No " are unucrsuinuauir, but only by facing life's disappointments and learning to cope with them will you grow strong enough to overcome them. You may need professional help as you turn the corner. It's worth a try. I)EAIt ABBY: My problem is rC fl tv' # '! my love life. I'm only 16, but I know a lot for my age. My boyfriend heard a lot of dirty rumors about me at the pool hall and he believes them . Those ruinor- are not true, but he wouldn't even let me cxplain. ....... ..,. , .. .. L_. 110W COil I g(.'L 10111 i...,.. IJdCK 11 HURT HEART DEAR HURT: If he believes those dirty rumors, you probably can't. A little unasked-for-advice, honey: A boy who would write you off without giving you a chance to explain isn't worth the heartache. Forget him. Everyone has a problem. What's 4U II yours? For aprionll reply, write to For the program, Earle Library. hostess for the Nov. 17 meeting Plants and Flowers. brown presented a slide show, The circle voted to increase at her home. A Christmas 'nip NnvemFa'r met(ni' "Gardens Here and There." its annual contribution for the storkshop will be conducted by be at the borne of Mrs. Kenneth The 16 circles of the Deltona Mrs. Robert Howell used the horticultural program at Mrs. M.11. Clift of the Orange Boyden, who will tell of her Garden Club experienced a poem, "God Knows Best" for Raiford Prison. It was also City Florists. experiences in Taiwan. Co'ide variety of activities at the devotionals. decided to send small ChristDOGWOOD CIRCLE hostesses will be Mrs. Wilbur their October meetings. The Circle voted to give a inas gifts of toilet articles to Following a business meeting Gibbs and Mrs. J. Vincent AMARYLLIS CIRCLE sum of money through the needy patients at Carol's Care at the ilonie of Mrs. Raymond O'Conor. The Amaryllis Circle toured World Gardening Program for Center in DeIand. A hanging Phillips, a Tupperware HIBISCUS CIRCLE Beal-Maltble the Shell CARE in Belize. Plans were basket of plants for the Center's demonstration was held. The Hibiscus Circle met at Museum, the largest in the begun for a Christmas project outdoor patio will also be Eleven members and 10 guests the home of Mrs. Robert Wright and the Holiday Luncheon. world, at Rollins College. presented, the macrame holder attended. All profits from the and completed plans For parAZALEA CHICLE The business meeting was being made by Mrs. Harry demonstration will be added to ticipation in the Historical conducted by president Mrs. Circle members had a brown Fulton. the circle's treasury. Pageant of Florida with Plants Robert Lindsey. Mrs. Preston 'bag luncheon meeting Oct. 20 CAMELLIA CIRCI.F The next meeting will be at and Flowers. Smith was welcomed as a new ,following an extensive tour of Twelve members and one the borne of Mrs. John Gering, Guest speaker was Mrs. .iember, anti Mrs. Regina the Central Florida Zoological guest made a field trip to Buena during which plans for e Evelyn West of Stetson Florists Park at Sanford. Slocum as a guest. Vista. Following a luncheon, a Christmas celebration will be who showed colorful The Nov. 17 meeting will be Mrs. Court Freeburn paid short business meeting was made. arrangements for the forheld at the home of Mrs. harry tribute to a long time member held at which announcements FERN CIRCLE thcoming Thanksgiving and Brodt. Mrs. Charles Wyman of the circle, Mrs. Raymond were made about future A park ranger took members Thi-istmas seasons. will give a history of Volusia McDonald, who died suddenly Garden Club events, and iuests of the Fern Circle on u.., t',,.IA IVSU ,,..iI k.. Oct. 3. The tribute will be County. Mrs. Earline Halbert and a tour of the camping facilities hostess for the November ASTER CIRCLE recorded in the history book of Mrs. Althea Sprague were at Wekiva Springs State Park. meeting, with Mrs Nora Mrs. Leroy Both was hostess the circle. President Mrs. hostesses for the trip. The Nov. A business meeting was held Nielson speaking in Urimetiad for the Aster Circle Oct. 20, James hipari reported that the 17 meeting will be at the tnme after luncheon at a nearby inn. culture. d by Mrs. Fred Bauldry. Garden Club had recently of Mrs. Mabel Scott, with Mrs. At the November meeting Mrs. rtsle ..'rs. Harold Brandenburg was presented a memorial book for Eutha Cochran as co-hostess. Edward Bryngelson of DeLand CARNATION CIRCLE Mrs. McDonald to the Deltona a guest . will give an illustrated talk Un Nine ciembers of Carnation ferns. Circle had an outing at Hontoon PERIWINKLE clhtClk 1s14nd us-, ihc St. John's River m Ps'riwinkle Circle had a , # , The group lunched in E)eLand, field trip to the Central Florida then went to the home of Mrs- Zoo, followed by a luncheon in William Ruthrauff for a Sanford, At the business business meeting, meeting plans were formulated Mrs. E.A. Schultz will be for the Historical Pageant of as president of the Mid-Florida By MARYI.IN K. TlIl'ON Chapter." () Ile raid ('orrespondent Buy now mid savsl For a htmltsd thn onty e,',w paslng She continues en"I guess I've always been al big discounts on som of o mo popular FIgldakeapptianceL sort of liberated." says Dora thusiastically. "The Corn. Lee Russell member of the mission will give inc an opCentral Florida Commission on portunity to work with people. the Status of Women. "I've It concerns me that there are so been involved from PTA on up. many organizations which are I'm a director-at-large, Florida supposed to help but every (lay I Wildlife Federation I largest meet people who say they are conservation group in the not being helped by these orld); on the board of the groups. Being on the Comallet Guild of Sanford. mission is one way for me to and to find Seminole, and assistant to the investigate that HARRIET DEAS out about other sources of help JEAN BRYANT executive director, Organized that are available." 8.34 9212 Fishermen of Florida as well Sanford Now there is perplexity in the 'ii Big, but elegant, voice: "I was aware of a lot of I I')'. problem. Then I got on the by Frigidaire - ii, ,, . Commission and began to hear SHIRLEY MILLETT of even more. It frightens me Huge 20.6-cu-11 of organized 8.3492(2 that women in their fifties, space, Including 5.94-cu- It freezer Casselberry 'i'nter Springs women who have been married compartment. Ready for Forest City and have no minor children. automatic ice wt*n you are (at AIt,jmüp) Sprirx;s have no source of help. And I'm extra charge). 100 pct. Frost. interested in helping people. I hope the Commission will Compare be able to open a line of cornO RUiN TUECH munication that will give help at 99195 834 92(2 Alt,irnonte Springs directly to the people. If we can Long.sccd have even one telephone line (East) so that is manned all the time that people can ask for help any tune and we can tell them where to get the help they need, HILDA RICHMOND then we will have accomplished 514 3167 CENTERsomething great. That's where Del tons giving help to it's all at 1700 West First St. Sanford Ph. 322-3503 others. DORA LEE ABBY: Boa No. 69190, L.A., Calif. 90069. Enclose fitamped. sell- addr.ss.d envelope, piece.. MENhh- --.-- iii,&_ -_ . Minnie Strickland helps stamp out crime. • Lit) r a r Y (JPeh1 Sundays You asked for it, and now you've got Sun da y hours at the Orlando Public Library. library director Glenn Miller has announced that this week starts a seven-day operating schedule for the Main Library in the Orange-OsceolaSeminole Library System. - . . The Library at Central and Rosalind in downtown Orlando will be open from 1 to 5 on Sundays, "when parking will not be a problem, for a change," Miller says. Regular hoursof9to9weekdavsarid9to 6 on Saturday will contin ue. Miller points out that Sunday operation will be on a trial basis for 11 months to see if the public's use warrants the estimated $59,000 it will cost. "Requests for Sunday hours have been constant in surveys of library users and feedback we have from the community," Miller explains, "and we nredict that peoplewill take rr good advantage of this additional access to the library service they're paying for." ' (L I) 1,. 1 . I ., I .'ii G Ian ts Th e C)Ppos i te team in the NFL right nu.v. l'dell Mitchell and Bert Jones key an explosive offense that never seems to let Uf). San Francisco 27. Washington LI The wear and tear is starting to show on the elderly Redskins, The 49ers have one of the best pass rushes in the NFl. and that should keep Billy Kilmer and Jot' Theisman on the run. Minnesota 73. Detroit 17 The Lions have to win to create an NFC Central race. Minnesota won't let that happen, certainly not at home. Cleveland 20, Houston 17 Another upset pick, teams are tied in the AFC Central with 4-I records. But hlouston still is licking its Monday night wounds inflicted inure. The extra day's rest is worth three points and a victory for Cleveland. MIami 24, NY Jets 10 The J.ts have lost nine of the last 10 games against Miami and the Dolpiins, now 4-4, Still figure they can get to the playoffs. Count New York as one more stepping stone on that path. St. Lods 77. I'hlladelphia 13 The cardiac Cards were at it agam with last week's overtime victory against San Francisco. mu Bakken provided the winfling points with a 21-yard field goal. The Eagles will be easier. Away H oliday In Park • _____________ Wa The Cowboys are tough on good teams and the Giants have not been very good. Neither for that matter was the Pro Picker last week. A lackluster 8-6 record made the season's mark 7546.1, a .676 percentage. The picks: Pittsburgh 33, Kansas City 7 The shutout string ends, but the victories go on for the Steelers. Six more wins would make them 10-4 and they think that will be good enough for a playoff berth. The Chiefs have improved, but they are not in Pittsburgh's class, Dallas 41, NY Giants 14 There's no good reason to expect the Giants to score two touchdowns. But there are all sorts of good reasons to expect the Cowboys to bomb New York. The Giants defense is about ready to collapse from supporting the absent offense. This is the perfect spot for it to happen. (s,icngO 21. Oakland 17 Label this the Upset Special, Coach Jack Pardee has the Bears believing they can beat anybody, and after kayoing pceviouly unbeaten Minnesota last week, maybe they can. The Raiders are three games ahead in the AFC West and could Lose interest in this inter-conference match. Baltimore 3, San Diego 10 The Cults may be the best Crime Minnie, who Is chairman of papers and deliver them to the the Public Affairs Department unit. Do you know that none of of Sanford Woman's Club, Is us are beyond attack? Why, ________________________ Mrs. M. H. (Minnie) joining the throngs staging an rape victims range in age from Strickland is often seen buzzing anti-crime movement. The old Four months to 90' It's around Sanford armed with newspapers aredeliveredtothe frightening. And pursestacks of newspapers. Minnie is Seminole County Safety and snatching among the elderly Is ____________________________________ L.. not delivering newspapers Crime Prevention Unit toward reaching an all time high." these days, but instead, the purchase of a mobile crime All citizens can participate collecting them. classroom, toward speeding up the mobile classroom by saving used According to Sgt. Harold newspapers that are tied or "Beau" Taylor. education IS bagged. The drop off point Is one of the major factors in under the shelter on the front reducing crime. The mobil e porch of Sanford Woman's classroom, hopefully In Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. every operation by next spring, will Tuesday before noon, A Holiday in the Park Bazaar travel to neighborhoods, will be held Saturday fro If this arrangement is inm 10 schools and other institutions to a.m.-4 p.m. at Wekiva Hunt enlighten citizens on self- convenient, just call Minnie or Club, sponsored by the Wekiva protection against criminals. Rupert and they will coiled the Garden Club. Local craftsmen papers. This small gesture lud and organizations will be After attending several work toward educating the public participating, and the public Is sessions on the prevention of could help prevent many invited to attend. To reach crime, Minnie is excited over citizens From being attacked or Wekiva }iuntQubtake SR4 her latest involvement. She their homes burglarized. -'m to Wekiva Springs Road or to said, "I am really enjoying it, Minnie's cry just cotildbe, "A Sandlake Road, and follow the and Rupert (her husband) is paper a day helps keeps crime ..........." signs. too. He helps me collect the away." fly GFNF HACK~.T`T IIeraldCorrespndent Sta Steelers On Rampage: By hAL BOCK Let's NEW YORK (AP) talk about points this week. In the last two weeks, the Pittsburgh Steelers, trying to turn their National Football League season around, have not allowed any. In the last two weeks, the New York Giants, trying only to survive, have not scored any. _________________________________ _________________________ Gent/eman Keeps I - III for otht reo i00 [ OR 3 Bi I_ GRAND OPENING \ 4 r DEAR ABBY: I work with a utility crew, will recently, after completing a job on the outskirts of a large city, the foreman took us into a nearby seedy-looking restaurant for a to eat. In this place was a bar, and A there seated (Ili ,,I bar: stool was __________________________________ my cousin s wile with a couple Anyway, that night she of characters admiring her phoned mc in a half -threatening knees! When she recognized manner and told me to keep my me, she couldn't have been mouth shut. But before she rang more embarrassed than I was. off, her tone changed, and she We're all in our early 30s and saitlshe'd consider ita favor if I see each other when the family didn't say anything and she ''ts together. would return the favor if I so THE ii ,, •'I'•.- A one dollar donation is buying (ordon Meyer, left, Torn Hunt and Torn Binlord three chances at winning a hole-in-one, anti at the same time benefiting the Seminole Youth Ranch. Selling tickets for the contest Saturday, 95 at the Mayfair Country Club are Viola Frank, left, and Linda Keeling, members of Xi Beta Eta. They are collecting the money in the name of Valentine Ball king contestant Cliff Miller. so — ANNOUNCES — — 11L1 HOLE-IN-ONE Pro Bas ket ball . t pI -- i (8) 4 40. 0 (I 5) 40 00 P II 5) 129 30 00 (731 7&550 DD IS 2) I " s ___________________________ 100. 2 Juan (Ii 460)00. 3 t'at (4) 4600 11 / 1 5510; P (/ll 17010 TENTH — i Ramon (3) 16 60 70 40 90 FIRST — 1 UrM Arana (SI Is 9005 10 2 Domingo Miguel (7) 5 60 3 10; 2 Sant (5) 7 60 560. 3 Larrea Keeps ______________ - ' I " Zarre (4) 3 so Q 17 40 1 •, • " FOR RANCH NINTH - I Zarre 11) I - Echano Beitia III Manoto , CUFF MILLER (3 i) 19 10 P (3 1) 274 50; Big 0 US I 8 41 31060 EIGHTH — I. Maruri Bengoa ( ?) Ii 10 1 90 1 10, 2, Fermin Juan 151 780 4 20; I - :; ft . 14S 'i• 10090 SEVENTH —) (I 'I • "1 . _________________________________•I. r'. at r a', .. . ' ' 0L.E 110UTh Wt1 MATINEE RESULTS 226 50 THIRD — I Larri Yia U) 24 60 Calgary 4, Edmonton 2 500520; 2 Domingo AIberdl (1) T od ay's Games 420 100. 3 UrraColdo (3) 5.70; Q Phoenix at HouStOn (I 7) 17 60 P (7 1) 15900. Minnesota at Winnipeg FOURTH — I PatiO Via (2) 1690 New England at Edmonton 580 320 7 Jose Aguirre (3) 10 00 Saturday's Games 3 40 3 Cactio Echave (II 320: Q (7 WmnnipQ at Cincinnati Ii 3S60. P (2 3) 113 40; DO (7 2) Birmingham at Quebec IS? 50 Houston at San Diego FIFTH — 1 Bilbao Sanchez II) 12606 00 400.2. ManoloE(orza (2) 440320. 3 Maruri AIlu (5) 620. 0 1(21 3060; P (1 2) 13110 SIXTH — 1 Jose Perez (i) 1800 National Basketball Association 640 300: 7 Cacho Sanchez (3 ) 7 00 EASTERN CONFERENCE 300. 3 LarriE for za (7 ) 3 40 0 (131 Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB 25 20. p 11318790 — SEVENTH — 1. urza Beitia (6) 867 Boston 4 10.60 800 100. 7 Ice Coldo (3) 9 70 Philphaa 1 i 661 — Ii 100. 3 Larri Alberdi (I ) 310; 0 (3 429 NY 3 61 1320 (36(274 10 NY Nets 315 3 5 2 EIGHTH — 1 Alava Zarre (It Buffalo 4 2 333 2 16 70 760 370. 2 Anion Bencoa (2 ) Central Division — 520360. 3 Sant! Altu (II 7 00 0 (1 (eve 1 0 I 000 . -•- ' ' /1 - _____ 2"Z ' I Arecha Eloria IS) SIXTH rOOIUaII .rarnar 0 Cooper City 20. stranalan 8. South plantation ngeles Hawks Win On Guts 97-87 By The Associated Press urep , - r''_ FIFTH —IAtavBen9oOl'J 1.160 5003 60 2 Marura Ramon 1) 580480 3 Sala Arcs (7' 1 60 0 I? II 21 to. P (2 4) 12690 Buffalo New York Nets at Cleveland Boston at Washington Detroit at Atlanta Toronto at St. Louis New York Rangers at Los i "" '"" . is . - , v - K qt , . t%a5ytt amsa Houston at V_~__' . 5 80 3 AILlana Solo (1) 3 60 Q IS #I 41 60 PIS 8) 155 10. DD05) 11070 Philadelphia a? Portland le at P tlsburgh at Colorado Los Angeles at Vancouver Saturday's Games New Minnesota at York Jane: Second row, Shane Fitzpatrick, David Ilolt, Jell Serreas. Tim Fall. Kevin Fall, Bills Adams; Third row; Sister Noreen, Alan Berguson, Eugene Iogero, Jay Spalding. coach Jeff Burke, Mark Gilmore, Brian Von lierbulis and Phil Reno. SOCCER TEAM IuIuI . . e4 " 10) 00. P ( ? 8)671 10, 00(37)149 to THIRD — I Urla A)berd, (3) 1390 580 320. 7 Larri Coldo (II 10 So 520. 3 Echano Mi gue l 12) 300 On 3) 3-660. P(3 II 8920 FOURTH —I. Jose Zarre(5) 1500 620 310, 7 Patxi Elorza (8) 1720 Day DORIS DIETRICH herald Correspondent .. ,.kçr 0P() I 200011 001100 2. Urza Via (31 5 480 3 lc.s Arana (II 600 0 1781 geles lanta \ l Ogu'za Java In Today's Games washington at Boston Houston at New York Nets Butf6lO at Detroit Denver at Chicago Indiana at Kansas city Antonio at New Orleans New York Knicks at Los An Buffalo at t' c13 A By I6 O310 ate 96 Bsln t3utt Tnto Cleve Li THURSDAY NIGHT e8 Paper !:!:r 1 with 1 6) 119760 Golden io Philadelphia 2 Adams Division 10 3 0 20 57 4) S I ii 31 1 6 3 II 49 53 3 7 2 8 37 41 Thursday's Results Boston 7, Chicago S Detroit 3. Philadelphia 7 Today's Games - .. - Thursday's Results - __ - I Ii TWELFTH — I Anton Larrea (6(, 106011 60 590. 2 Sala Echave (I,) 920 1360 3 Atava Ramon (4) 3 20. 0(1 6(60 60. P (6 it 10950. B i g 0 (6 200 3 Cleveland 96 Milwa uk ee , Chicago 87 4 3 19 56 AA Wash ,.— _ 33 is J4 _ I A Phoenix Mont .,.l TI '' k I Minn / 680 3 Jose Eloria (2) 320 Q (6 8) 333 i 2 S 7 6 1 IS Si 13 PaCIfIC Division 8120 1 9 I 9 36 Portland I's 500 4 9 1 9 35 59 Goldn St 3 3 500 I's 9 I 7 32 13 3 Los Ang M , p The wall-to-wall c rpet : .' ''• £ ' 6 7 I 13 58 53 Chicago Smyth* Div is ion Det ro i t Fr$dJy Nov. s,I97ç Doing Her Own Thing I Division ; 0 .. t I I ) teter Bavasi, executive Midwest 5 l I J . if 'I --- a was obscured ) S cc o papir , strewn all over the room. And on those pieces of paper were the keys ) to today's draft ior niss Toronto franchise. 296 S ,, Evening H.raW,Sanford, FL (4)44O,Q(S7)696OP(S7li86 TENTH — I Anton (I) 1960 a 333 2 washton IO2 Ii o __ ji All day Thursday, a nine-man from the Blue Jays was holed p in a gnificent . debating which players to pick Ili today's tAflSIOfl draft NINTH ( `1 a team S H oc k ey r I #I sixth floor of the Plaza Hotel, literally on the floor of that ía mous edifice, lies the Future of the Toronto Blue Jays. _ _ ) ~ 21 64 National Hockey League CONFERENCE CAMPBELL Patr ic k Division L GFOA ~_ I . '' ___ .I , ,;;I -- P o d WOMFN SCOREBOARD (1 . .JVi i wiii ifl Meet Your Commissioners .A, England 20, Buffalo 14 figure the Patriots. They looked like world-beaters early in the season, but then last week they looked Just beat against Miami. O.J. Simpson can't run for 166 yards every week and that was the only offense the Bills could generate against the Jets New Go Atlanta I?, Seattle 7 Look for Scott Hunter to call the signals for the Falcons. lie steered them to victory Over New Orleans in the second half last week. The Seahawks still are learning to play together. I) ' Way Of Helping Denver 33, Tampa flay S Look for the Broncos to bounce bock after Losing last week to Oakland. Tampa Bay, meanwhile, just keeps bouncing every week. Cincinnati 24, Los Angeles 24 A Monday night goodie for Mongo and his friends. We like the Bengals for no special reason other than they are at home and have James Harris, Pat Iladen or Ron Jaworaki at quarterback. FEATURING,, BANDS FROM * BISHOP MOORE * LAKE BRANTLEY \: .!JJ I') * LAKE HOWELL * LYMAN * OVIEDO — -- — Green Bay 23, New Orleans 14 Don't mistake either of these clubs for a powerhouse. Packers lost three straight, won three straight and now have dropped their Last two. Saints also are having problem.s, with three straight setbacks. Stay with the Saints' streak, - I ,ti ,1,', * SEMINOLE HIGH COME ON OUT & SUPPORT " 7 ANNFPCI T 548 $ £1 i im — S. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE AND MEMBERS OF THE AREA BANDS AND BAND BOOSTER GROUPS HOME APPLIANCE T -- RUSSELL OUR HIGH SCHOOL BANDS DONATION $2.00 PER PERSON �284.Evenlng Herald, sanford, Fl. Fridiy, Nov. S. 17 __________________________________________ - Adventist Pastor's Corner ::: I .: t._4 . Nazarene THE SEVENTH DAY AD ENTIST CHURCH volsors a. it 30 Monvies before sun%#, :::: 1 m om .; , 1 Pattor Saturday Sabbath School ______ .*. ... I Assembly Of A BaP I I 0000 1 OUR NATION, Wed it 00 a rn . aim lafl?dGC?dfnCIubH*y She,, $ Way Su nd ay School Praching IWo,yIt,p,., a-bit Study Pastor If o (.e*,np U w 11' + SR ,. K gi w + - I +, at . -I tt fl :tt p 71 + h 5+1 Ic hI. 0 Zi - Ge WI mm .) SANFORD SUSIE CHURCH llAdSantordA,. d Go II Ma m Mormn worship Sunday Schlott a P We MOIMn4 WopOtIp ErjeIitItcS•r: 0 F mill Night Service Y P E. Wed I, 34 To At Prayer Ml 10 m P 15a 332 CO 50:dw,ctaub E vion.119 Service I 10pm l . .1: ?Hpm V 04 To As Prayer Meeting w,d ,y Episcopal MimtI,r , , .1 I - . . Not Y CROSS 40IS PA,b . - - C,,'Af. Noll Co m munion Lutheran 411pm WertAp 1 lop Wed Prayer Ser,.c. 704p Nursery Op.. WhO 7 )DO Am Sunday N.404 Sreadatl Di! a Devotional LUTHF I VIW PINECIEST SAPTISTCHURCH lOW Airport Blvd Raw Iten.nitto Hell Pallor Sunday ScPool P ISa m MormumIq Worship II Ma in CPwct, Training 15 pm Ic.n.npWorot,up P lop At Wed £v•,n, Iiq,,e tip in PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3424 Paunch, Art Re. Raynson*Cro<,r Patter SundiySctieoI $ 11am Marns, Woith.p II 744 in En$np,tusl.c Services 7 "am Wed Prayer &B.bIe Study 1 11pm Ind..nd.nI Muttuonary VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH ISIHtyt,qA PIt 372*203 *.It.$dO Taylor Pattpr Swnda School P us Moi',a,, WsrtJIp ii Ola m t9tf$rtJup 6 34 Wed. Prayer M.,O.4 I 3$ p in 4 14 + I . Pallet :::;b0hut Catholic P 'I - 'I P IJ.J ; = Rev F,Oi,0 + = -- + 9 456 As 04£ ' S Roy MlCPIaet Andrewi Mary Mo,n,nq Worth,0 SundaVScItol Church Sa'u,da, M,n Br,iCfat CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Dq..•. 5nInd (tIalet 0,. Oan.II 0 San Patio, I eta in Sunday School Meinn,Wirtlt.p 1100am MYF3&4S.s 700pm B.c WorthuplA 35.. l)tpm Wedtwsdap Morning Prayer Group * -, . ,: : S oo a FIR ST P0(511 TIRIAN CHURCH ,, H*y II flat Piney R.0 + -+ - - 'i'm" "'""',' 1" T - r'rP-- - - ______ _____ + ;-'' •'." - ij' a ,-+ ' . - = . •.1 . prTT=TT - -- - --• I • it I, - Pool, ''I ' =, •-1:'' II. '0 Flift A l Pastor '.'lrn$ Worship $ 11 A II a in Church ScItooI P 8AlIam 5.' Cit null, (lasses Fe, all a .lbontIt.p Coil.. bet..,,., ser.uc,, ,. - iluyp F ,,n.nq Worship 1 Np in WId Sole Study A Prater Sir y t lOp in r j._ I = +_ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ff.Ibur A. I, at. U4,1 Rev A F Stevens Sendal Church ichoM Sunday Monday Tuesday I Corinthians Colossians Revelation 124-13 11-29 110.20 Ccuç'1nçra 1010 Wednesday Thursday II Kings Psalms 68-17 73 13-28 Friday Psalms 11989-104 5..-, epI',, Saturday Proverbs 4 1-9 __ - -I - , 6. :. 419 Park Art LOF King Mo,,t.nq Worship Sunday Sc NOW UMYF M.ns Prayer Sr,.Itl Ind A sort Thursday Fam.I,Nt,I Sc, P.%IU, 511511. in 0 ISO in S lOpn Mos in + J'541A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (o'ne' County Club AUpsala Reads P.,?., 4 ha .,, 4 200 agi (-'Pm brc - :::: :: l 00. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mrs At Wilson '"' ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK cinfnrr4 a 4flU• Mt CI I 'C. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY PUBLIX MARKETS Insurance SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of KNIGHT'S KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE . Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida Sanford CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service 11 Bi HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK Of Sanford and Staff 200 W. First + SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ______________________________________ 111111111111111111111111111 BAPTIST £al'COt lipl.tF CCCII. o..ed. (aim, Iapl,th AlAensbl,, 146 F.rntinl lS.amf.qd Garde-ø Club. N.y 11031 CaIea,y Sa.I,s? Church Crystal Lab. e WI. La., Mary Castetberry Sapt.st Church, I. "ln.mI.Ia tied Central Sapt.sl ChurCh lIII Oak Are (holusta Pun' tapiusI (ue$rwaI5a MflWmIary •ap'.Ii Church SoutlI.,0 Nd Vsct,e-, laIilItChqIlA. Old 0,10.4. Pd •1 Hoo$c Airs F.al Baptist (PiviCli. Ill Pars Ave Frunditlup lacirot church f £fl$ns5nte 5,uiq, MI 030 Altimi,te Sarloomis = Hop. Saplsl Cltitr(h. Fe,.=tl CF Ctmin.t-r C.nt., Ft.tI Cl, NI'.. Mi CaI.ary U.tt,•ary Baptist.Is GO fltt SI hon Salem Pr,m,l,, B*pitI Church liii GO 17th SI N... Tetlament Bapiti CliufcII Ovalil, Inn FOeq)4 L.n.pnood N... Mi to. lapisI Church 73$ P,êr A., Oa.,naa Park la,t,0 Church 3143 * )W It nnpip Sa.'.O Chapel 1)41 W F., ul 5I,,et )aAI,rd P,n.c,et SipIsI Chur ch. III GO Airport 11,4 P,a,r.e Lab. SapItI, ROpe Rd. Fern Pin P,.yet; M•t$a4n$tr Sapft Church. M.du.a 5,c.nd SIt,l.Io U.ti.onai1 Baet,sl Church WinO SanI..d (HUNCH OF CHRIST Church of CItr,tl, 1513 5 Part Churchol Ch,,tt alIas, Ellen U S it 03 N Castelb.rry sol.lfts.m,noI, Chu,chol Chr.I SI 1OLaCeH2-*III Rd (Isu,rch l CII,,O 140 Pam Spfinqt )- Allamenl, Spjt ChurCh of Cha,tI, Gnn,oi (I',i,ch of Ch.,tt+ Longwood Ch ur ch of Clu.sl Paoli Chur ch II (ltr,sI. W 171h Ii Norlht,de Churc h II (tw,i+ Fl Harp., Dr - M.0,tland 5m...eIe lepi.sl Tsinplq, Ai%'r,C$ft Lij.in Hall, Fey., Pars SOAlIlId lapt,tt Church )i34 Piinep SO Jam,, M.$5vq, 7 Baptist Church. $1 04 III, Oatet., SI Paul SapisI Caurip, 513 Faq Ae $1 MaItttpws 5apt,t Church, Canaan "Its Ij..aqf.q*4 U,ss,poaq1 lapl,sl. hut & Cedar SI Join S M.si,...y Sapisil Church 9 3* Cypress SI TeNpIe SapIl Church. Palm Ipr,mps 1* Altain.et, Sar'sps *,II.$iR CP10,l Mass.ona,, tast.i$ Church. Mast a *,lI.int SI, AlLamenti Spr'nqs l..n Nape Sapt.st Chw(b. SI) Grin,, A,, CATHOLIC CIlurib 04 The Nihv,tv. LaS. Ma.1 All Souli CaPIilc Church. Ill Oas A.. Samford SI A,vit Catholic Church. Oi4wiid Tra.l, Delary St ArpuituGO Celhsl.c (hh, 5.11500 Or floor lvit.. , Casi.Ib.cr7 It Mane M$$.daIo*i CaIho$. (Itusicli Ma,tlaed Ave = Allampel, ,4t BapssI Church a! Delary Firti Church First S'&'I Church .0 LaS, Mar, I,ri Baplsl Chulcll of Lab. Moo,. F.rsJ Sa,ph,,t Ct'IVCIII Lonqoo.d. Car Church £ 011.1 Fait BapIst Church if Dor o thea - F,'tf lAfatISt (t,.reh of Senliad. p. Full S,h,4oh MuStrIftary Sip's? Church 1101* *005? Fey,tt city Sapl,0 Churca F'raI lapl,sI Church .0 OjI.,p Fasasia.., Heed Sophist Church O.'.ds - Jordan U.5%.pea'y 1491.10 Church 1431 GO First Norioind, 5p$isl ChurCh. t'tov.le Ms5.oawy SapO'al Church Mirth Rd. LaIa.y1.. Macn,a M,ss,00 Sep10 Church. 0. f',lI 04. 0,1.,, Sapf,it Chrc$. Geouma Kny rpe Pl,m,l,.s p4,tI. 1101 L*iO a... %oila. NI -Mt 01.. M.2s.oas.I, SApIrl Church. Sa.iCur'ds $as'n,s 04. L.MNosd 0urLedosOm.caCsCam.l,((,r(h lll*Maasml,$a Deitosi CHRISTIAN F.rtl Christian Chur ch. III? S $stIerd 4,. 1anfls$ CAS,50Iaa Church. ill w ,Mt 1.a.s M454ftMy BOUI,si si.. a.. - No.. SethoIM,ts.urIaty Ck,uC% $01 5i, N,ekoey Ave In4.p.dsste Sad's? Mi tt Cm,c L.a,ur S - Lon4.s.d Pta LaS.... (hrshaa Church, Sear Lab, Rd At Jem4pe CCNGRLGATIQNAC (en-j,taimaa* Christ,, Church 14-31 lar. CHUNCII OF GOD CP'urcl, of God. 503 l.ckr Church 01 God. $3 * 77r,4 So Church if God O viedo Church Of God HoI,ne La., Mom so Church 0 God M,t5,e (nt.rp,u74 Church I God 1103 GO Il'Pt Chiswch of God .n Chaist O.4. ' Chvr(lt,IG,d.I PiopuItC(r lISPS 100 Lie ('lurch .0 God of PropA.c,, I14 S P.jrs.mro.r, a.. CI,,rch Cl God U,t*.ost. fnItrpr,i RFMweChurtho400d 1004* IlthSl,5an0e,4 . EPISCOPAL ' ThoChurchaf ilteGo.d$sqp,,4 IILIIO Ian4 231 LaS A All Sa.nt Episcopal Church. I DO Asi. biihe.pr .c CIte'si Ip.s'tepal Church Lon,...od' Wt (rpt$ Ip.scopal Pars Ave I LUTNINAN Atc,-ss,en Lutheran Church, O..rS'ws Cr. aoselw.ry 0.. t'-earu,rg Ua.I.d CuIltiran ?V,* S Orlando Or = Luf.4famChurcbpIflt.N,4..m,r laiw 31f11 PIaa tPta.,h LW'IU.ir oo Oa,s Dr Catutolber, . $t Lulls Lumlh.ra. L',,r(h II 124 II.,,. H*y 1713. METHODIST larn,Il Unit ed M emorial Church, B Delay, Are - ENtinpr,t. Bra, Late United MetlMd,tl Church = lethal A U B (hutch Canaan Hql Castelbirry Comi'n,os,ty United MOlhid,tI Church H*y 1753 4 Pen., Ridge Ad Casselb.rry DeBar1 Cemm.,n,t M.IItO4.%I Church W H'*hbintt Rd D,a.. •.rsl United M,Iltqdu5l Churl, OIV Part A.. F,rtl U.Ip,od,ti Church ii O,.Oo. F.rtl Southern Miihod,5I Church. 7444 Free MeIhOd,tt Church, 1.00 * Ith St Sanford Ave Grna.a Milhpd,st Chw,a e$e,a GriC. U,s,Iid MelItoussI Church A.rpert 11,4 G,a,ft Chapel A U E Church. O.',d Oabqro,, M.Ihod,lt Church O.e. Ostttn M.lPl.4,tl Church P$ola *esle.an M.lpi.4,%l II e * $1 Pasta James AM B Nh at C,p'.ss st Mar, '5 AU B Church So OP II) Oslo" SI Pah' M.11s.d,sI ChurCh. 00,.., Ij, 1eIe,pr Stallard M.iney,aI Church S 0. lar Sallied. United MitltOd,tl Church Tamp First Pod . Semiran 51,4 Altamante Spr.n lJ VpI.0li CImininIy Pr,ib1t,,,a CltlirCh Upsala Rd WitIin,.5p1 Pr050,I.,, 8., Ch ur ch. 0.4 luq Rd Catt.lserr, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST LaCe Se,InlN Da, A4.,nI,O Church. Hwy .r 43 F.r,0 S..,i,tli Adacnl,tl Church M1,Ilaed A.. *fllin..,t, 5pz , n , S.oI,, Se.,.Ih D., A+d,,nI5I Church Ill, A Elm *,n$e, Sprnqt Siupeth Oay A4..nl,5, Church, to Mart MIII Sevpetn, *1v041151 Ch ur ch 4*1 P10451, Ianf,4 OTHER CHURCHES Allen AU I ChUrch 01,10 4 170, All Fall, Chapel, Can,p Sem,noi. W,4.,a Pirt RI lii, 4.I$ venue Hil,n155 CKapaI. BeardalI A, ''0Ia Cemmvn.i Ch..,,, Church f Jeset C hr ist 0 Call., Day Sè.nt I)t Ps,. A., Rast.rn Orthod.. Ck.rh SI Joluit Chay%t Vim Chapel, H., ii t Fern park Iattpr Dr.md.1 Che,th II Gwr. .1 me SOUth S Firut Pace F.,SI ChWch l Cbr,sI Sc..nt,tt $0, Lab. Ma.V55 Chapel. Orattupe Blvd. Lab, Monr.e K 'Md.m Hall Si Jt414.,h W.1n455 Labs Mast,04 SI Ill) GO lid F,,tl 5 Church 1114 + 0.4. = NAARI1 Pmni.cI5Iaf Open l•bae Tabarnact,, •'dq...nd A,e = 10ff 35th op First Church if tOio pos.Is 5.m,*. H,gh 5($,Il Nitar.in, 211) $anflq Ave First P$ate(ISlai Church ii F,rtt Pentecostal Churc h il 5.npe C hurch so 9,. Nazar..w. 10 44, Genius Full Qeipi Tibern.a(Ie. 0734 Country Club Lame Mary Church 04 fIle Naoa,en,, Late Mary Wed , Lat, Mary Ml Oh,. HOI,n.is ChurIl Oak I..n9,4 Church of lltq Nelareae. Warman A Jessp Ave,Sinhsad AiI,anc, Church 1441 N.h Did . L0n9wd 5 Park Amp Sallied SilOs Church. 3444 ,, PRESBYTERIAN Si,tn ConV,,a,,i,, iuis.an Lab. Uar Un•ted PresByl,r.an C hurch t W.inqtS., I$445u 5 TI,, SiI,.t,,, Army 104W 141h Si F,rst PrIIa,l.r,ast Church Oak Ave £ I'd So = RsII.n, HullS Meet.,111 Chsrclt Altam.M. Sprungs First Presholort'ail church of Dorsally E rf'olafaillif Conson ant Presbyterian Church. 3775 1 Orlando 0. UmIsi Church., Cisr,tt, Alyanaaiuh. Cs £44,pvr PrtSt,r,.ø Church, 0*13 liar Late UI IllivOmip Clhap.l. All Spqs H011 Vr .ui'7 Si U4,I, (bruit III, l'q1,5t.. A,, Ti, iu C.itu. Cii •t Pr.(b.t.r,an Church, 1011 Palm Spe.n, 04 Ailanasnlp t 0,. Jr i ('' ? ,.0 u' r,' C-11141,11 c, t - THANKSGIVING entertain bed one night, he felt he heard the Lord saying to him, "Go on to Sanford Area Nlinis'erial Association Committee making plans for the annual * slee p now and Ill stay up and worry for you. The Bible sa ys to cast l your care on God, for lie cares for you I! Peter 5:7). May be you re thinking No that will never work for me It's strange how reluctant we are to follow a prescription for ; ci cc scIIN I UI ed Ior No . 9$ a 73O P.m. it th S Iord e an . vie ('enter includes (seated from left) Fred Gardner of Grace r Ce ne Church, the speaker; President, Douglas Porter of Sanford-Eustis Free Th a k 'Se sgI" s n, SERVICE SET -' Methodist: Dr. Harold Harris, First Christian Church; Rev. Ken Holt, Pinecrest emotional upset, but how willing we are to fol.low a prescription , Baptist; Stafl(liflg, Rev. Leo King (left), First United Methodist; and Jack homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. for physical ups. We don't argue about how effective the will be. We take it and expect to feel better. Gods prescription for peace is to keep your thoughts on Him men tie promises to seep you in perfect peace. It you can trust medicine Mission Speakers Slated Nativit and obey God as much as you can your doctor, then you can ex- ' pect to know peace of mind for yourself. . .. I I _0111T71 - provides an opportunity for all members of the church and . i. Sunday School to commit The young people of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo will thernclvcs in the giving of -=. conduct the church's evening tithes and offerings to the worship service this Sunday at record l77 budget. + + The message by Dr. Jay T. 7:30 The youth worship service .. was planned as part of the Cosmato, pastor, in both I. Youth Church Training hour. morning services, 8:30 and 11 Numerous youth will be am., will be entitled "The p Sharp Witted Steward. participating in the service • The male youth quartet of hollowing the message there ) will be a place in the order of Charlie Johnson, Don Jacobs, f - • - ,j,, Dan Nash, and Keith Marr will worship for respons e by the - + be singing. Testimony will be congregation. - The work of Bible distribution given by Marty Ward. The + church's Puppeteers will by the Seminole Camp of . Ii.ILABETII hAil, present a Scriptural emphasis Gideon International will be presented luring the evening through the use of puppets. month of November. worship service, 7:30 p.m her special music of the At the 7 pin, se rvice, the • comg will be brought by a ¶1 t0r will present colored duct composed of Lena Blant on Comm unit y Ill ,I. Wili...,.. TI,,, s es of the church's rarnnlnu, prai Methodis t ia iil,' s and II sing. y iOC Y oung of some of the church activities= three teens w ill A film 'God Owns My + r Oviedo Baptist - , . = _________ and Bustrim" and a resume of th'e - '. - f = ' = , + - S.- + .' , -, ' ' SU' + /1 - -' - • - (Herald Photo ey EIui NiChoI. . .; KING AND QUEEN s church budget will be on the program Sunday at 6-in I,ongwood Church of the Nazarene recentiv cro%med - - the Fu.)anks. Eight students from pm at the community United Mr. and Mrs. I.eo Carter, Longwood, King and oir. Also, a Praise New Tribes Missionary Methodist Church for the and Prayer Basket will be used Iniltitute, the Blacks, the , r On hIs family night in .11. at 9 30 am in the evening services during (eyers and the Nichols ellowshin hall Miriam -v-'. "•' the Festival with a time of sing. Th e United Methodist Women missionary from Singapore, prayer around the altar. The The evening's pianist will be will meet Wednesday at 10:30 will speak to the combined theme for the Festival of Praise Ben Wheeler . a.ns. followed by a luncheon in circles. l.ybbia Jarrell and I.,; 'prtist' Him!" Mrs. F. It. Thomas. Queen. for bringing in the most people during a Fall Sunday 'school Drive. The aim of the program was to bring absentees and new people into Sunday School, at 11 -= Methodist Men Sponsor Barbecue And Fish Fry * The Fishers of Men of spiratmonal music during the the General Con- represents 76 Southern Baptist service Sunday at Christ United Saturday with serving hours The day long event will be churches and missions in Joe Lively will spe ak to the vention liv ('apt Pat Finnegan. the Methodist Church, Sunland. He from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The climaxed by a Love and Orlando area, with a combined Council on Ministries about Practical items for a baby is one of many mission church is locat ed on Hiway 17- Healing Service from 8 to 9:30 for Family Services will part-time mission work for layette membership of over 45,000 speakers in area United 92. p.m feat uring Dr. Herbert L people. The First Baptist Methodi laymen in foreign fields The be collected, st Churches during the Proceeds will go to Methodist Bowdoin, Jimmy Sowder and Church of public is invit ed to hear all of Oviedo started the Missionary Saturation Week Hour Evangelical Ministries WhitneyDoughof theMe; Messiah Lutheran Wekiwa Baptist Association lob the missionaries. Th ere will be a yard and ba ke There will be games and in- Flour, and Kitty Kay 1i:.- t ago. - The congregation of Messiah years sale Saturday at the church Maril:n Brown. grounds from 9 a.m. to 2 pm. Lutheran Church, 510 N. hliway The ''.IJ Free Methodist c -hti bi the First Methodist 17-92, Casselberry, will hold its Good Shepherd public: Don Caspers will present annual stewardship dinner Lake Mary Baptist Go od Shepherd Lutheran First United Methodist "Magic - With a Heavenly Saturday at 6 p.m in the Church, 00-A Orlando ía t Drive, The Senior Citizens of Lake Church of Oviedo will celebrate Rolling Hills 'I'ouch" at the Sanford-Eust is fellowship hall. At this time the Highway 17-921 will hold its Mary Bapt Mission will host its annual Homecoming Sunday Free Methodist Church Sunday 1977 program and budmet will I, di pot i sale and bazaar a banquet honoring all married with the recently Zillmial appointed The annual Christina., Fete Sunday School at 9:4 am. this Sunday be presented for the new year. on today and Salurdas, 9 am. adul ts through age 40, Thur. pastor, Rev. Jennings Neeld, Bazaar will be held at RuIliu1z Ills Gospel Magic will mark the The Seminole Singers will to5p. on the church grounds sday, Nov 11, at 6 pm. in preaching at the 11 n.m ser- hills Moravian Church, SR CI. The Catholic Church of the Iucatc(i on SIt 427, 2 mile west start of the Festival of Praise entertain with a selection of On sale will be new and used fellowship hall on Lakeview vice Dinner on the grounds will Longwood, Saturday, Nov ii which extends through the Bicentennial music and songs. items, Nativity will he 15 years 01(1 if Highway 17-92, handmade crafts, Asenue. In addition to the meal, be held at 12:45 p.m All past am. to 3 p.m. Baked go. • Nov. 7, and is planning a fwm jewelry, plants and baked the program includes a special and present members and handmade articles .1:1 ) filled - 'Celebration" for all. goods Lunch also will be guest speaker, singing groups friends of the church are Moravian items will i' Athletic gaines and cuntests served Over 40 families will '? welcome the available Lunch a la cart. s:: and other surprises, to attend tf : like football throws, baseball . . = contribute articles for this sale. be served II am. to 2 p :: The "Coffee, Cake and Call iloniecoming. = tosses, basketball shots, frisbee N. Crowd" . meets at 6 p.m. each flips, go-cart rides, hayrides, Sunday in the fellowship hall to First Baptist pony rides, a mOOn walk and enjoy Christian fellowship, free- birthday cake are planned. T his-Sunday , , is (...omnlmmitment share ideas and suggestions. There' will be games of chance Day" at First Baptist Church, Others are invited to join with and games of skill, music to . Sanford. Commitment Day the group. lmten and dance to - clowns 4 '4food an(l (Irmnk - arts and = a I • ' crafts, a flea market and Bingo, a 1 9 [110 ,u A drawing For a portable .9940 black and white TV set and a 26IfF7I \ inch 10-speed bicyck', plus a " \ 4 portable gas grill with ac11111111 cessories will be held. . 11 I Special entertainment will I,include' a puppet show by the "l.ightshmners'' from the oLongwood Baptist ('tiurch, director Judy Thompson, guitarist Danny Scott to ho-' presented 2 t( 3 p m a Karate =. demnonstmatioii, Mr. and Mrs Swmnson, directors, 3 to 4 pin , I - , " ;~ US Group t combo i, 5 to 7 p in Seminole Singers - Aida lowe, Royal Rangers sponsored by the Trinity Assembly RANGERS WIN director (18 mnernbers 1 p.101. of God, display awards won at the annual Roundup and as a special added at at Magnolia Park, Apopka, recently', In front are the ractlon -Dunk AT ROUND UP Bob Grove of Sanford and lUcks- Harris of l)eltona. Politicians," 5:30 p in. The Church of the Nativity ç Rear, from left, ('mdr, Jim MgIII, Sanford: Paul ' I 11 ' = - .+ lt, : ' '-"1; ' eS r.'' 1.-* . ' ________________________________ ASSE..edI.Y OF GOD F.rsf As44fltbly of God. 17)4 £ Elm - (Herald Photo by Tom V inc ent) , WINN.DIXIE STORES and Er'nployes _,, CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.. INC. ssill Nativity C e I e b With Howard H Hodges and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes - WILSONEICHELBERGER MORTUARY -. + cunice i.wimson and Staff - .Miss Gruber will speak to the noon, Monday. Those attending First Baptist Church of Winter Dr. Virgil Ilague will speak Community United Methodist day by WNtney Dough, Kitty are asked to bring a salad or Park. Edith Canfield Circle on the McCurdy School in New Church of Casselberry will Kay, Marilyn Brown and "The des.sert The programim will be a McKinley Hall. Wekiwa Baptist Association Mexico at the II am. worship sponsor a barbecue and fish fry Here and Now," On Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. report on __ ii I FIRST UNITED MET HO DIST C HURCH + . . .=---- J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes prc -- McKinley Hall. At 2:30 p.m., ., 0%. ;'. Forty-three members of fellowship hall. Mrs. Anne Oviedo's First Baptist Church Frickel will be in chari't' 11 Of th Holy Cross attended the 106th annual dramatic program on "The Miss Gruber wiii speak to the Women of Holy Cross meeting of the Wekiwa Baptist Continuing ciwist:' Edith Canfield Circle in Episcopal Church, Sanford, will Association. First session of the McKinley Hall. On Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., hold their general luncheon at annual meeting was held at the Christ Methodist I Most?,, I ISO in - I = Rosimnond Chapman, in + ___ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff 01111(11% part IIiIN___u.lS.I THE LAKE MAR Y UNITED - &iitcçI = Missionary Saturation Week will lx' experienced by First t'nited Methodist Church of -______ Sanford this week. Miss Elizabeth Howell a . ('nited Methodist Missionary has served in Japan since j -. . '.48, will speak at both 8:30 and -i 11 am services this Sunday . . Miss Howell, born in Madison, graduated from Florida . .a Southern College in Lakeland =' and Scarritt College in - • I -. I Nashville, Tenn. Other speakers in this missions saturation week are Mrs. Naomi Orpurt, a Seminole - .. I Indian, who will spe ak at the family night supper at 6 pm Sunday in Fellowship hail. On Monday, Barbara New man, missionary to Bo livia , will speak to the Lucille Rogers Circle and the Global Ministries group in McKinley (Herald Photo by Rick Wells) Hall at 11:30 am. At 7:30 pm. pastor :: L-==:* -- - = . ( nded it 7 10 '.1 Rd a combo, ''('elehratjomi,'' fr oth rec . " '& Baptist Church of Oviedo last %Srtleken~l. 'rhey began US, 1111111111111111111111111111111111 '' - - 1 .- er special men's quartet will consist of Mary Ruth Nickels of the the month include a circle r U h- I h ' , Vtomens Division staff will W illiams, ains reads from Ilible in marathon speak to the Wesleyan Bible Thanksgi ing by Candlelight, ttiooti 'sdtUrd t% 111(1 One of the prophets in the Bible said the way to perfect peace is keeping your mind on God (Isaiah 26:30. Before you can do that, though, you have to empty your mind of tension and anxiety an confusion But how can you calm down and get quiet before the Lord' I read about a man who sa ys every evening as he parks his car in the garage, "I'm leaving my problems in this car." Another person I know writes down whatever is worrying her. Then after. everyone leaves for the day, she reads aloud her fist and gives each proem to God. I read of an old bishop who was so worried over the problems of the churches and the people he was responsible for that he was having difficulty sleeping at nit. Mile he was getting ready for - = - reading of the New Testament by the south of First Study- Group at the home of 9 414 It 10o in - ,: ,e- v Nov KonntlhW MulI..MintI,t worry. / I MARATHON BIBLE READING Church %(hotel Morning Wcorsloi.p =... ' - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I? III Hwy Ind Labe Sled METHODIST CHURCH ' - 1 Paste, Morning w or ship MYF . , COMMUNITY UNITED .= . , Presbyterian Church Sch"l 3 - + ' GRACE UNITED A METHODIST CHURCH You need a place in which to think, in which to give thanks The right kind of a place How about the church? Pt • Methodist So, on our united birthday, it might be a good idea to sit down and think about where we ye been and where were going Lets conlecture about democracy, Lot s realize that under our system, we can change things in an orderly fashion And let s give thanks for our blessings, because we Americans stilt have many of them VA FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $0 fall S,(a nd Strew Sunday Service A Sunday School II -10$ in Weoneslia, 5,,.,, 1 329 in -: ______ a ,,_J Wa - U... Nwrtory As countries go, we're in the prime of life, but we re still old enough to know better about a tot of things + '•- t , iLutheranchur,htnAmertca) RvRIlpItI Lumin Pastor Worship II At Sunday School OMa n lathS.,. services A country get=, to be two hundred years old' All at once flags are billowing against the azure sky. people are waving red White and blue banners, souvenir buttons and coins and all sorts of keepsakes are for sale But what s it really all about =' ?lQpm Christian Science = _____ IlOpm 0000SHEPHERD it CHURCH I to in 1 7 10 11am 11 "am ALL S.OULI CATHOLIC CHURCH IiIOaUA,o .Sanford Fr. W,Ihain Enøt Patter Fr. William Allister WIN AitI Pastor Sat Viq.l Matt 7.00 p in son Man lain • IS.$& 13 noon C.n$,=os,.ns. Sat 1=7 pm . : ()I ga w ."I =i 75)7 Sanford A, • i% in 11 -= .' ________ r' ,, lat .ini clii ', LUTH,E CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3401 S Park Ave THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL O'•nq. Bled - Late MomI,o* WuIllar0EIdr,d, Patter Sunday School 1010am v.o.tn•p II OOa m E vening Worth,p 7 GOp in Prayer M.,I,nq Wednetday 7 lOp m - At ' S'b4. Slvdi T,.t Eve YavlhSir,u,Tu,j C., Other Churches FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SI0 ParS Avenue Or Jay T Cumat, p.t,, Moi'ihnWeqtfwp S ha in SvItdayS€ho.l t ISa in II fta in CNWCPI Training ' lip t Iee.wnq Winthup 7 10pm Wed Prover Service I 11pm Sunday 'Ia Congregational F1II4yII,p UornunqWrpiip Wed E ve BIble Stud, Meeting . .= - = ___ - - . 7%thPlot p led TV 'Thut K underqa,l,n and Nurt,,y PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 We I Hoarce Taylor a Bud Hupp B. anqelutli Bible Clats JO Of in Morn..,9 Wo..Itup I Ma in E ven.nq Woishup 4 GOp in Bible Clattes Wed 7 to To in 312064 Re. Rabin J Hunter Sunday School ANCHURCHOF Sumday it hear Worship S,t..C, FuanqelutI JO OGa m It SOC in aoam Tuesday Ia in I p in Wf-dp.day PubIc Clati -'4 Question: How can Istop worrying? is there such a thing as peace of mind in this day and age' Answer: Yes. If you have children, you've probably noticed how completely relaxed and at peace your children are when they 're sleeping Somehow as we grow older our lives become more complicated, and our peace of mind is swallowed up by fear and - P FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 1512 Paolo Avenue Ladies SOle Class ved Conquerors - .: c': = 4 , I ~.AA 1 - - ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 000 Pilr'i Spr int or Altamonte Sp'.nqt 1121 MID James P PleidItim Eua'IqeI,II Bible Study 048 m Ayttmblp WOrtPI.p JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH it 0* am Worship 1421 Wet? First Street 6 000 m p41,O, Wed Evening Spruce VX Sunday Sdio.I 7 )earn If 24 a in Wtd#sda, B bl, Class Morn-AID II B .en,n S.rruc. I lOp m Wedoot4ay Service 7 200 in CHURCH OF CHRIST Old Truths tori Ni.. Day Fred Baker Bubli Study Morni ng WbitIt.p B pir 11 4 - ------------------ relationship, the upheaval of their sting for life. Joseph of Our customary habits, or even old, who was able to say, "You the rernos a! of mental financial meant evil against me but God '40 social crutches. Or an outer meant it for good." change. Allow God to work and be Our attitude toward change excited about God's future. = - -P1110, 'I $0 a in II ha m 730pm Iu"ua, )(nQO' MØtn,nq WyrIiI7 Church Of Christ MT. MOOlAH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Coil,., of Lecuit and Eleventh Second and Fourth Sunday Sunday School JO 00 m MoriWnq Sor'vtc.o 11 - 04 $ in Ive*uq %iq',Ipi S up m. Prayer M.sIInq every Tuesday Night 1 lip ,n SIt, K$tNia'ine Brawn S.cr,Iary NOV. W. N. Martin pastor Oral Roberts F FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 0.,- B - Ruth = = G'a.t "- - -=,- Pentecostal u'' Perry W Collins -I -. ) TN. Pr. tc'oy o Soper . are 551. ts I believe th ._.s}J. g,vnn t,i nnr , aaIVia UI our spiritual maturity, our love of God and our Faith in (,od Meeting change with moans and groans, condemnation and rusist in( t feelings of per job, the end or growth of a to harm and restrict will lose III Airport Bl vd ':;:;: th SU f SANFORD CHRISTIANCHURCH H CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car lath St A Oak Art 1.IIW Ciliman Palar t .___._.____. = fly •trWV • 45$ MsrmnWoq1p,p Church Training (1 ' '( hand .- tiipatmng in changes, in our uter world and in our inner s;orl(l TAle is on thu ruose because (mod is on the move in secution and unfairness inthis generation. One thing is dicates spiritual immaturity. kar, You and I are fcul with ihiose who hiau m dupth change, rapid. constant and God have a utter and more sweeping change in every area t -onstructive way of meeting of our life Some of the chne. change for they look upon v,i way lx able to initiate, h inge not is a threat but as an ' direct and largely control - but opportunity for Gods power to - ,inost of the real changes taking he expressed in some new place are not within our domain creative way. When this ha of control. pens in our lives we realize that In any event you and I have a all things are working for our choice to make in my change good because we love and trust that involves us. Whether it is a in His provision, and even an imier change, the loss of a changes that may be designed Ice Firmont Nut%try Prov,d,d b Md e.t 5.r.. rd Nurtert ProIdd 'o all ...•: CHURCH OF GOD so] W. 72nd Street . CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Wed Pra ltr Motor I. i IV u ,. I 60 0 , Non Denominational PRIME OF LIFE School U th OIi,t :: 'IQSTCHRi5TIACHUqCH Morning *o'01.p P JO SO a m Set vice __________ \ \ ' ,,urc,, I . I Patter 45A ,I) Morning wor01e :. - Christian - 4 * * - JO 11am I I * * i (iii 11.11 . Samford Ave Douglas 0 [II-Off 1. fist Changes, Char.ges, Chanies.. - FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE God I$475 San f ord Ave 1, I pm - Church _A0 ____________ ; 116 ~ __________________________ 11 00 a M - A C F.mdyNjt(W,d + sun Worship Sun Ev Worship W ed Prayer L. Coe.27Th and Elm MWortNtp Congregational Christian kk The hurch... ::: ITY, . ., 00U :. ::: I )08 Am :-~ Wednesday N.PPI 11 4~0~~yi 5L i A THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH C0 COMMUN a THE HOPE Of' OUR P •a m Wed Ea Pra,,rM.,t ,- 4 ...... S IMitit $01001 Friday, Nov. 5, 176-3B ' 40 Saturday I Services 411111114th Evening Herald, Sanford, FL = - = fJ '' __ __ A______ _______ _______ ______ 1$ and Bob Avery, Longwood; Alan Shelton, Sanford, - ARRIVE ALIVE - - - ' -= tation, they are presently meeting at the Sta N Play Nursery in Ddflary on Thursdays. S 141 �0-Evenng Herald, Sanfrd, Ft. - - Friday, Nov. 5,17 ____________ --. -- 33-Houses Furni s hed 41-Houses 41-Houses SUNLAND- Nice 3 OR. furnished, LISTINGS CLASSIFIED A DS 930 Friday 4 LATE MOVIE When Worlds Collide '1951 Barbara Rush, Richard Do" Thoracets on to build a rocket ship In i order to leave Earth when two astral es head in I direction. 6 MOVIE' 'Deliver Us From Evil" George Kennedy, JanMichael Vincent. 1973 Story o five men who Set . the aid of a gde to spend three days in the en wilderness. but end t trying to strvive the rugged tertain when thew guide is killed Evening ) 0 4 6 9 12 NEWS 2 6$ EMERGENCY ONE 24 AS MAN BEHAVES 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6$ I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WiLD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 NAME THAT TUNE 24 MACNE IL-LEHRER RE PORT 1000 2 12 SERPICO sup co p learni s w ith lb Serpice in an effort to smash a narcotics ring Barton Hon guest stars 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT g JOHNNYCASHSPECIAL 24 AGRONSKY AT LARGE 1030 6$ NEWS 7 FLORIDA REPORT 1100 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS 730 2 C E L E B A I T Y SWEEPSTAKES 4 GONG SHOW 6 MUPPETS 6$ HOGAN S HEROES 9 HOU.YW000 SQUARES 12 MY THREE SONS 24 SENIOR SCENE 800 2 12 SANFORD AND SON Apa.rofconrnentalkthe into a shady mm tofl SChefl 6$ WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 3) 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LA TE MOVIE ColLimbo The Most Crucial Game Colunix, (Peter Falk) investigates the slaying of the owner o a pro football learn 4 6 SNOOPY COME HCP1 E New animated feature starring Charles Schulz's Peanuts" Charlie and friends are heartbroken weiefl Snoopy leaves to go an ailui tltO girl MOVIE. The Barefoot Contessa" Ava Gardner. Hurnphrey Bogart . 1954. The life arid times of an 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 9 SWAT(R) 1200 6' NIGHTLINE With Mike Miller 6$ THE UNTOUCHABLES LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1230 9 MOVIE Return of the Seven Yti Brynner, Robert Fuller 1966 Man rides into a Mexican town to free his friend. ngheldcapevebyabandof giamour girl we secafied at heir 1 24 WASHINGTON WEKK IN REVIEW 9 DONNY AND MARIE OSMONO SHOW 830 __ 2 12 CHICO AND t; MAN Chico tes he friend for a quiet overng ends in a bgt-it after outlaws I 00 THE MIDNIGHT 2 12 SPECIAL GM GET oo many interrupix" 7 24 WEEK 12 I WALL STREET 51 MOVIE' Deep Waters.' Dana Andrews, Jean Peters 857 12 NBC N UPDATE 900 12 12 THE ROCKFORD FILES Rockford framcal searches for a friend whose pried in 2 200 4 LATE NEV 6$ NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 220 9 DAILY WORD wirx1fa riches are pail of a tax swindle an ad by 7 NOVA War From the As' 230 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4 PASTOR S STUDY 9 VAUDEVILLE Fea Featured. Nancy W 51 LAUREL AND HARDY 3 SI MOVIE Where De We Go From Heie?' June Have(, Fred Mac firay 24 I.F, STONE'S WEEKLY Documentary on the ton clAurnintst GARNER ARMSTRONG 1 00 Saturday Morning 4 SOUL TRAIN 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE 6* MOVIE Hunt "B Barbara Eden. Robert Vaughn. 1972 Weal an is thyiu by the feat an international towel thief and 6 GROWERS ALMANAC 625 9 DAILY 6 ° murderer is on her trail 6 SUMMER SEMESTER 9' WALT DISNEY WORLD GOLF . 9- HOT DOG 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 FRIENDS Schaef tertowi, Pa 12 LIVING WORDS Vista 12 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 700 2 ACROSS T FENCE 4 ARTHUR AND co 6 THE H U D S N B R 0 T H E fl S RAZZ L E DAZZLE COMEDY SHOW oRj,j HOATI:ULTURE 7 SESAME STREET 9 G!LLIGAS ISLAND 12 MUGGSY 7.30 2 TO BE ANNOUNCED 6 THE FIINISTONES 9 JABBERJAW 12 HOT FU DGE 800 2 12 Y 'CD PECKER 4 6 SYLVESTER AND I 30 6 SOUNDING BOARD 24 WALL STREET WEEK 200 2 TARZAN 4 MOVIE Pony Express' Chariton I1u tOiI, fl orida Cha Fleming. ng. 1953 Western set in the tO6Osabe efounding ol the mail routes westward, involving vstonca1 figures R4ta le iI and WIdB l Hickok. ARAS SPORTS WORLD RELIGION IS RELEVANT 9 FOOTBALL: Teams to be announced. time may cange h depending on teams 12 MOVIE "friisio Invadefs' Jean Byron. Robert Hutton 1959 T Thriller. 24 ADAMS CHRONICLES (R) DUSTYS TREEHOUSE 7 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 9 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 24 VILLA ALEGRE 230 6 The War WagonJohn Wayne. Kirk Do as 1967 Western with John Wayne playing an ex-con 830 12 THE PINK PANTHER 2 4 6 CLUE CLUB 6* MOVIE: Abbatt and Conolle Meet ' 1951 or being framed and robbed of his gold yielding land 7 CONSULTATION 300 6$ MOVIES Voyage to the 7 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD Planet of Pre Prehistoric women" Manvo Van Doren t966 Spaceship lands on Venus. clew is attacked by flying reptile. god of the Gill Women o inhabit the planet, SECOND FILM "Voyage to a Prehistoric Planet." Basil Rath bbne bone. Faith Damergue .6 BUGS BU ROADRUNNER 7 U PP E TO GROUPERS 9 KID'S WORLD 24 SESAME STREET (R 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 1965 First spaceship lands on Venusin year 2.000, contain- 9 S C 00 B Y D 00DYNOMU'TT HOUR ing two a5tronaut and a robot x ship re second remains ui or bi t 1000 2 MCDUFF, THE TALKING C:: 1 4 MAGIC GANG 330 NASHVILLE MUSIC 7 JEANNE WOLF WITH 12 THE E VIRGINIAN 400 2' BONANZA (A) 4 MOVIE Huud ' Tony Cislis. Janet Les'i Film based on the life and loves of the 2 7 CROCKE5 VICTORY 12 KID'S WORLD 24 ONCE UPON ACLA,SSIC and the Pauper 1030 12 MONSTER SQUAD n 7 MASTERPIECE THEATEA 'Madam Bovary' Chapter Four (R) 24 EVENING AT SYM- famous ma ni - W 6$ GOMER PYLE 7' ANYONE FOR TENNYSON? (R) 9 KROFFT S SUPER 11 00 2 12. LAND OF THE LOST 6* BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7 AGAONSKY AT LARGE 24 INFINITY FACTORY 1130 12 BIG JOHs1ilLnm.E JOHN 4 --__-- PHON, CuriiiDuviucis the Boston SyiT hony. 430 6 CBS SPORTS SPECrAcuL&,c Texas Twin 200 Autornotide Race' from ColI oge Stat ion T . exas, R&ssaan Gyirinasbcs Ext'xtxtion, don. England. Ouariet Horse Congr ess. COILIT)bUS. Ohio 500 2 DEAR MR GABLE Documentary on the proIe - j arid private life 04 the 24 ZOOM 2 BLACK PERSPECTIVE THE NEWS 24 MASTERPIECE THEATEA (R 6 TARZAN, LORD OF THE APES 6$ ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 2 FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES MOVIE 6 ARK 11 6$ NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 24 FROM GUPPIES TO GROUPERS late Clack Gable Burge" P,jth narrates 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT Afternoon 530 9 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live. boxing. JurwT,y Young, Ron Lyle heair,we,gtrg 1200 € 12 THE KIDS FROM CAPER righif 4 6 FAT ALBERT 6$ WRESTLING ,~ 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 7 THE WEATHER MACHINE Two 00uciucL5rlentary (A) Evening 9 JUNIOR ALMOST ANY. THING GOES 600 2 4 6 12 ?I 6* MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 7 GETTING ON Cip 10*' the deaf 24 WOMAN 24 NOVA (A) 1230 2 MUGGSY 4 6 WAY OUT GAMES 9 AMERICAN BAMJSTAM) 8319993 3222611 4 , CBS NEWS 6 , 30 MINUTES 71 zoom CLASSIFIED DEPT. 12 WINNERS CIRCLE HOURS 24 REBOP (A) 700 2 MUSIC HALL. USA 4 BUGS BUNNY 6 , HEE HAW 6 $ MOVIE "The Brass Botlie' Tony Randall. &$II Ives 1964, young man buys old bass bottle. finds a genie in it 7 VISION ON (A) 9 LAWRENCE WELK Twosomes." SHOW Fa 12 HEE HAW' Guests Charley Pride. Dave and Sugat 24 THE GOODIES 4-Persona Is FACED WITH A DRINKING Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 473 4367 Write P.O. Box 1713 Sanford, Florida 32771 106 Park Ave. across from Atlantic Bank,, Sanford & Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs Courteous 1 Day Service, We want your business. Thanks to train the dog 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP Featured Bone and so Nilson (A) For families or friends of problem drinkers. For further Information call 123 4567 or write Sanford Al Aron Family Group P 0 Box 553. Sanford, Fla 37771 OIVOpcCE FORMS- F or free In. formation write to; Box 791, Porr.pano, Fla 331, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2021 for 'We Care""Holline," AdultS or Ten CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day 6-Child Care Educational Child Care for as low as $7, weekly if you qualify 373 8424 or 373 8.435 NEED A SERVICEMAN' You-11 find him listed in our Business Ore-c tory 18-Help Wanted ' "Of 'R 1,111?. I, EE Let me Show you hOw you can make 1,30010 8300 per week Call 373 1512 ___ such a hilariously bawdy movie! companion Nee'd.'rj' Immediately 6280636 it's easy to place a Classified Ad We'll even help you word it Call 322 261 1 7:30 & 11:13 _____ A broken down frontier scout -. teams up with a drunken 9i eav ~ dool I ___ _____ -w-rT ' *~ I 10 dea'setoputloff the Great Biothel k001. Robbery of 1908! Out tounc lh' I La*MUYll•iwvIfTh • hAtin GIP I ___ _________________________ ________________________________ _______________________________________ il: 2 pieces hon.y.dlpp.d fried chicken. n'if,ed and gravy, CIII slow and, SI bUtlit Listis' tIiCvlI JEFF BRIDGES IN ' ( I "HURTS OF-THE WEST " I1 SWAP SHOP aFLIAMACk11 11AOyi(LA140 luiiOArS$AM.-SFU SIAS Value 19 - Beauty Care ______________________ 1" I Claire Tre-,T laden Lane C's,v Fbrne*o Cleaning Only 135 Phone 372334$ Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial Cleaning. Rt. I, Box 174CC, Sanford, Fl. 37271 - 323 I2,S. - Electrical - OFINDAItY 11AM, llLt;IIPM,-pNi 6 SAT. 71Lis jsp 11 1414 Prsnft Ave. (HI-way 17-fl) Sanford ,,(' 2""5_k UV!llage 1505 W. 25th St. Highw I Airo - - oil no /- Unfurnished ~ ' iocation. Central heat air, car peted, large eat in kitchen, well, sprinkler system, quiet neigh bor hood - MI-S REALTORS I 10175 FRENCH ; yard 515) month 3231491 For Pent or For Sale hlUiili '- 3 OR, 1'. bath, den, paneled, water tot tener. 13.000 & assume payments 8114 per month 373 9475 Classified Ads will always give you more Much - Much More than I I .it',.'i I condition. mm lease 6 'yios $263 -o No pets Near School )21 ____ _______ I . - -MENNO~ I h 3226.475 Free Estimates - k L, 1 IC, ResIdentIal or Machines, Commercial repair service 3)9 $.7/. pact Repa irs, Carpvntr. Pa.nt1,19, Home Repairs, Guttering. Cemnf work Fr.'. 'stimal,s III 8447 - -, Land Clearing Pest Control Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse 7547 Park Drive 114 IN I- YOUR HOME? Buying a n homel Moving to an apartmen t? ORIGINAL PRICE ee' some- acti on with a Herald Classified ad Well help you write an ad that will bring Iasl sale I. NOW CALL 322 -- - WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT wfla'c? Pta:e a CIass;te Ad in i. Evening Herald today - EXPERT LAWN SERVICE 'nuwing, Edging. Trimming . P hone )7) 1792 Full Yard Service Sprinklers repaired; mulch & plastic elimi nates weeds forever, Trees i. prutTed 4, removed Trashhauled. No ice too small, 1. 2994104 between 2 1 Central Heat 1. Air Condifloning, For free esfimafes, call Carl Harris SEARS In Sanford 322. 1771 - LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill ISrIriemen, 157 1399 '',,r,), aria Si,2ar I',r.r 2102 Amelia Ave _________________ - ijsceIlaneous for 2.915eO' 22,125 Guaranlea BIUJIr Yard Sale-Nov S 6. 6. 9 5. Good Shepharci L utheran Church behind Penney'sl Hot dogs Chili 40 Plus Families par Sale reconditioned batteries, PEEL'S 2565 PARK $12 95 BODY auto eltChange SHOP, I.C.pating l - 2395 , '1974 Sa les. 10 S PLYMOUTH Dell's Auction Center POW i ' 16 West, Sanf or d - I?) 561(3 $ ',Au'sl Sacrifice ill) Streamline. 3) It Utt'i4ury MuDic Pionie's. 36 3 1 Orlando Drive, 323 5 200 - -_. IOM-AUTO 'cepairs ___________ - _______________ __________ ',vy'r,,ri, Evyrt FURY HI V 8 , Auto, PS, P.8 75-Recreational Vehicles All word 2539 Park Dr 272 3953 Flower's, Operator ' - -- - 1795 1973 CHEVY i.e, ur., ii. O . V.8, Auto, P.S. P-B Air, AM-FM guaranteed. RerAcnable prices 28 ',rs experience Moeley's Garage. Annex, 2101 Park Ave. S*ntcr'j 33 V.8 Auto, Air P-s 30,000 MIles Open Daily F or Ret*i Rummage, Plant & Bake Sale . Saturday, Nov 6. 10 S. congregational Christian Ct,urzri Carpet Cleaning Deep steam the dirt away KuIp Decorators. 377 SPRINT Tr. lo ad of brand r'ew mer crianclise including looP., art items, novelty items, also, WC Still have hundreds of designer dress es No iunk 1109 Sant-ord Ave 1973 PONT. -- Tape Stereo Bill 2 295 ____________ 77- Autos- Wanted 107d TflVt"TA BUY JUNK CARS trni $10 to 530 Call 322 1821 .iltC-r I p iii - -- _________________ - Celica 2 Dr., H.T. MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks ..r, y4r Iriru '978 models 7 Aeck Ciii 1e-(! $66 31 2895 '#10 TOYOTA CeIlca GT Ltftb,ack, S Sp. Stereo, Air 78-Mctorcycles 'laney Uavdson IJlAl (Lull cress with gauges, low mileage Call 549) after 6 p to 462 5 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 173 1866 or 113 771p 1976 COROLLA 79-Trucks-Trai$ers _______________ SR-S, Air S Speed 1961 Chevrolet 2 ton With I?' von bed, toll roil up rear coo,, very clean and good mechanical u.oriciil,on ideal tor trout. vegetables or plants Phone 339 6.411 Drywall spray rig. 2 ton Chevy truck, in use every day, 0000 corid,von l)GSi 8560130 3695 1976 CITICA R 1800 Miles 1395 SANORA 2 bath garden home. 1267 square feet of living area i S OUTH 1971 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 4 W.D. 1972 DATSUN New Paint Looks And Drives Like Newt 4 Dr.. Auto. Air Low Miles ___ ) Classified Ads Gets Retolts UJoopmere DAILY-'4:3O a.m..S:30 p.m. SUNU Noon-opm. Arid That's A Fact T oo! FROM Woodown I__ '-a- VA J WEL L DRILLED, PU?SPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes 71 we re pa ir and service STItIEMa.CpiINE& r.SJPPLV Co 20' W' 2nd Sf, 377 6.432 By WaCO CONSTRUCTION COMWI A Subsidiary 01 Willner Industries To List Your Busess.,,DlQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 V.4 Auto - Ps. Like Brand New Spitfire, l i,000 mi. AM-FM 1973 FORD PICKUP FHA V.4 - 1975 TRIUMPH 3.Speed. Air $3195 1973 FORD PICKUP Homes ready for your inspection V.4. Auto and immediate occupancy DIRECTIONS: In Sanford . Weil on2Stts St. off I7.fl Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South) Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive Another Fine Development 251000 Financing-Nothing Down • 1395 1968 JEEP WAGON 4 W.D. Conventional-5% Down FOR INFORMATION CALL 323•7080 Well Drilling TAKE YOUR PICK New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes MODEL OPEN: a - Home Improvements YARD SALE __ 895 FRIDAY NIGHT, 1 P.M. Rummage Sale IPhet* Epsilon , Sat . Nov 6. 9 a m , in front of TGy Store Small appliances. bOthe5 & misC __ COUPE AUCTION SALE tools DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Pl*rc3 Broker Dltrr,i 664 6611 SO . everything Bedding, furniture & Merchandise s S.iies 1966 LINCOLN 72-Auction Porch Sale.- Fri Sat - & Sun 511 Celery Ave Little bit of . DELTONA- 2 lots, 50'xIS0 Askir,g Super $795 - , Garage Sale'. Miscellaneous Thurs & Fri 606 David Street. Winter Springs 327 1698 46-CommerCiai Property ' V-a Auto Sanford's newest residential nelghborhaod - - - - ' -- 1972 CAMARO lied him list ed in our Busnvss Service O'rectory Manor, Oviedo, Fri 8. Sal - 9 a m Dishes, clothing, books. yard goods, dra pe s, etc , drafting table & chair, $25, king size electric blanket . 85. Hot Point compactor, coppertone. 875. Honda SL 10 W ith helmet, $275 Call 3.65 6103 after S pm ___ lIXE 25th St 377 66SS r, .. n.s 1 ......'.,.. cquipmenr ))-bodts a. uccessories MUST SkLL- B" bii'i(k city Chairs, tables. dell case. Scale. utilities 112 Club Road. Sanford waffle iron, char broiler, etc 323 Big 5300 refrigerator and air 14011 ;) N MA P I NI 2770 orsditioner included at $11.9(312 1928 POw 1/97 best offer Broker, $31 0171 in 5961 Sheds & all purpose buIdros aluminum, with floors & Studclng --. Winter Springs - Immaculate 3 BR. J&R Build.ngs, Road 121. across 59-MusiCal Wk2rChafldlSe bath with many extras Must see from Pinebreezt' Farm 321 0141 to appreciate Call 371 06)1 ___________ I ____ ________________ M E LO SONIC ORGAN M1LO Girl's Schwim Varsity b'cyCie. 10 Lake Mary 3 BR, Ii bath OCW For Sale spe, generator & lights. Other homes Under 125.000 with lets Phone 373 extras. 590. firm 323 1172 - -47 --'rrn $7S0 down Government . lunding By builder, 834 18.19. Tractor-low Deere II hp hydro STEREO CONSOLE Equal Hc,i,.ung OpportunI static. 48 ' rotary mower. 51.0w -661 E Church Ave. Longwood REPOSSESSED IT SURE IS CHEAPER -_____________________ to buy than rent' Sparkling. Lady's pant Suits and dresses, site AM I'M Stereo. tape deck, 11 Ethan Allan recliner rocker, '4IaCiOu5 3 BR on big fenced lot turn tdbie Complete Sold new. avocado green, $50 Call 322 2569 porch, ifl%idC utility 1349 balanCe ave. 1123 Payments between 5 O. $ p m rc>ocyi plus outside Sloraçje Un ______________________________ Cl S910 per month Call (re-lit beatable at this price 117,900 Cal . WILSON StAlER FURNITURE Manager. 611 4352 528 8049 _______________________ BUY SELL TRADE i. °I4P1Y SAXON INC - PEAL 101 313 E First St 12) 3672 SupplIes I51} -Off I ))1 _,_,, I _______ r HY SAVE IT SELL it k'tchen Iath,00m C Ibne'S QUICKLY with a Fast Counter tops Sinks iflttill*tiofl Used Office Furniture l ow Cast Ciassil ed 'Si) '1tnuj 4,iil*OiC bud (.*bt'li 112 $1251 ivixici Of Steel oess executive Oe-Si .rn vlirnc & chars secretarial desks & (blurs. tlraight chairs, filing ,ab'nets. as s Cash and carry NOLL S Cass,elberry. Il 97, 6313 1206 1-"---- And That's A F4CtI Free Estimates, in lot Convenient to schools and shopping -No maintenance fees TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR - duplex Concrete block cons t ruc ti on. Central heal and air conditioning Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpa pe r in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded Sewing Upholstery. 3720707. Lawn Cars Quality 3 bedroom __________________________________ Alterations, DrsssM-aklmg, Drapes, Landscaping & 7155. .. 5 250% OR $73 9 APT BROWN PEST CONTRO.. Clay; Rock; Sand; BacAho. Loader. Ph. J77 II,, LIGHT HAULING & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 .5371 Free- Will haul away Junk metal. Small clsargeto remove tras)s 333. We're Offering A C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General - BPP TA F FE R R E ALT Y Peg Real Estate Broker FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H about that - -_-_ 130.000 RE Al. TOPS I MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is told daily in the classified ads Nothing small (arpii;; weeiunq AØ(3 Custom Work Licenser,g, Bonded Electric- Industrial, HUGHEY EQUIPMENTCommercial, R esiden tial. Free Lite Clearing; Mowing , Discing, Estimates. 2515 Elm Ave., 322Fill Dirt; Hauling I , 0 Acres, wooded, in Paola on hard road, near Wilson Place Pric ed r igh t Call 323 1991 Multiple Listing Service , CONSTRUCTION I Lawn Care - Bowlin 7373 5. -_ I to 5 ACRE tracts Paved road, trees House or mobile home Terry Realty, Realtor, 628 Gill accents lovely oak shaded lot 1.:1I _________ For Appointment C-111 30S.322 3103 Landscaping & , Gebrcardl's Home Repairs. Room Additions, Concrete Work, Paint rig, Carpen ter Work, C er amic Tile, Alum Enclosures 11f.0 . -- ' ANYTIME ._' . _T!!,~ . . NEED A SERVICEMAN-) You'll stove, full VW trailer hitCh, something for everyone Nov 5 & 6. 10 a m 'i ll') Corner Summerlin 8. Forest Drive. Sanford - 43-Lots-Acreage throughout Extras Include fireplace, walk in closets, on L.,111 All - 1-111 ~ / decorator's games, car top carrier, Coleman LP gas wail heater, refrigerator. Shed. extras, 15800. 273 113.4 322 2420 1!" Uppland Park Homes By Winter Springs- 3 OR. excellent 'iou expect ilidisç ,.#5 i,! ' 97 3 P dgewood, 12*60,2 BR. central' _____________ air 8. heat, washer, dryer, awning. Yard Sale-398 Palm Drive. Mead &48edroom Central Healing and Air Conditionino Carpeting 70-Swap & Trade - - ,-, . 42-Mcibile Homes $23,150 I $495 --------_________ - bath, red brick Must sell Wiling to tIk terms %20.0 PhOn.. 123 8602 iucal,00 A good inveStment at --' QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES GIGANTIC YARD SALE Sat . NOV 6. 1010$ 1610 Park Ave.. Sanford IANTElj' SELLER S Nov 516.93- Household things- , BUYERS DEALERS Collectors itemS. Sornelhing for Empty your carport or garage everyone 15 S Lake Jessup Ave., I Oviedo Make $81 and have fun Swapprig ______________________________ too! Bring your articles to Rummage Sale'-- Longwood Police Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap Cadets- Friday & Sat urday. Nov Sh op Flea Market, south 1792, & 6. 8 to S. City Rec Building, every Sunday, 9* m toS pm NO : across from Fire Station. Wilma CHARGE Reserve free spaces St , Longwood Phone 322 1216, 7 pm to 9 p any night I, Giant Yard Sale- Tools, clothes, -'BR. Ix I - Oscecia Roid A place to retreat! Lovely. Ira large 2 BR. 2't baths, brick home Sits among the oaks on S acres Loaded Fantastic _ Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath. carpeted ijaruIju, Ti'Pi(txJ ' i warranted 838.11.0 'L ' family room, large fenced yard, near new school Immaculate Must See 10 appeclale Low dow n payment Let's talk 8)1 1138. GENEVA CITY'' 110 Chapman Ave Just reduced 82,150 to settle estate -Apadments Unfurnished Heating, CITY - 2218 Palmetto- C oo l oft on your front porch In this lovely, older I BR, I', bath, Includes carpeting, central H & AC. on a well landscaped lot Con-ic see at $16.800 CUSTOM HOME Downtown ' S'anfo'd-- 3 BR. 2 bath C B home in very (700(3 condition WWC, all SAN LAP1TA- 620 Valencia Court i*tyjI appli*nce's, paneled den. Neat as a pun! This) OR . 1 bath OP. of built in5, bookcases, nice . it 1 years new Includes c en tral 00 landscaping Sprinkler and much H8.Ac Reasonably priced, nrore 8)2.5 I Pure 2 OR block home, turn or iinfurn 323 7920 or 372 7129 after 6 - Winter Springs-) BR. 2 bath, large Stenstrom Realty LAKE MINNIE AREA-. 4 BR. 2 bath CB home in an excellent LOCH ARBOR- tO) Forest Drive Custom built Brittany farm hous e 11 Mark II ____________________________ : 109 Satsuma Drive By Owner . 3 BR,? bath, w carpet, central heat & air, paneled family r oom overlooking 16' x 77' Pool with slide 1,35.0% Call 321. 6712 lr3u . I '1972 TOYOTA - Bc.iulitul family r oo m C en tral treat *ur WiI, sprinkler Con ye-fluent to shopping Hospital personnel check thiS one out at . = - ________ 207 E 75th St Ravenna Park with On large Shady lot in Sanford $18.5 month Phone 6616311 YO Rummage Sale, Friday & Saturday, ____________________ Cash 322-4132 Nov 5 & 6, 9 to I Community . United Methodist Church of For used furniture, appliances . DeBary. 11 W Highbanks, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items Deflary Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave Eve's 322 1587. 372 1179 , with extras for comfortable living Call for d et ails BPP warranted throughout, central heat and a i r RENTERS SPECIAL . . SAN MARCOS 3 BR, 7 bath home 17-92, Sanford Pinch _ HAL COLBERT REALTY MLS - REALTOR 323-/832 REAL ESTATE Pp1ilor _____________________________ '172 749$ ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair Spacious, custom) OR, 7 bath, liv rm , din i'm • den. eat in kit., I'., acres Privacy. Near hospital 372 MAYFAIR Ne,sc'r 3 1)14, I' i bath me P1*5 central heat air, wall tO wall carpeting, large lot, fenced rear yard Immaculate condition New ant inside and out $2$.900 ay __ ,, . . ' __________ . - Call Bart Frorri s,onaiIv M.io.iqed - 1117 after I . ------------------ ._ . - LAKESIDE APARTMENT4 090 idyllwilde - I OR. 7 bath, deluxe .r,d :C:o 52Cc !r:! r desit po 322 1387 C5TiIivajtpt() CLEARING Bulldo.tlng, Excavating. Ditch wor k. Fill dirt, top soil. 32 $943. ____ - - ASSOC. 3230.485 1 Unlurnishr"ci, to bedroom Security' (Jepost Aauils Preferred 322 6620 or 373 7315 ElectrIcal: Plumbing, refrIgeratIon, SOFAICHAIRSHAMPOOED at AIO 35 . - Nghl I STOP AND THINK A MINUTE .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY Best Buys 3 OR. I tiled bath, arpeted Repairs, Call 323 $175 330 V MOVIE- Ilroder, 32? 7171 From - 3238377 SPI6 1 ml East II 971 Super Beetle, Inspected Oct. 76, looks & runs good. $900 Ph. 373 - 321.0041 32-Houses Free estimate 3738038 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly HarletI's Beauty Nook) S)9E. First 3725143 9 DAILY 1MDRD or Adult Family dys after I Home Improvements I can cover your home with aluminum & saftll system Also Roof ing, Gutters 20 Yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co. $31 130 4 LATE NEWS 300 St LAUREL AND HARDY Kitchen Equipped a Ioaed Call after 5pm 3220111, Woodruff's Garden Cen ter 60) Celery A ve ______________ COUNTRY FURN 01ST RI BUTOf4S - ' JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Quiet, One Story IllS Corve-It... orange, 1' TOP. -- 3 BR, I bath. CII. carpeted and dtchen equipped Assume first mortgage, $157 monthly, and pay $ 5% down on equity Move in now Studio, 1, 2.1 Bedroom Apts Peg Peal Estate Broker General Contractor 37264$? - 80-Autos for Sale ___ NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES CRANK CON - ST REALTY 2 Acre's, 58 .000 I For '77 Is Effective! Patio Apartments e sell our trade in furniture at low I prices Good selection JOHNNY WALKER - 62-Lawn-Garden I----- - One Bedroom JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 4 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 200 4' PASTOR'S STUDY + Tax Good Every Day Except Wad &Sun ]is mtll3p m Fames Fs Good lxii. Limit 7 Al9;3 $1 I '- Homestead Exemption Sanford, FIa, __________________________________________________ Aluminum Siding '35 SPECIAL I Luxury Opportunities onsommusommummommon~ Sanders Acreage, 511,300 Buy Now So B.1 apt - dl equip, A t. i_arpefed; adults. no pets, 59$ 322 7296 will R'jIs 51 MOVIE "The Lady Es- ifinbidi, Amuy ti - ______ ~Gardens ' Goods ' Classifi ed Ads didn't work ther ST. JOHNS REAL1 Y CO. e REA L T ORS-#30 King sizematiress wouldn't be any 1976 Chevrolet Nova Concour, I BROKERS ExCelIefltCOfldiliOn,$70 Eves 323 49 door, AC, FM Stereo, bucket 3 BR. Pt oath, fully carpeted, Days '377 6171 Phon. 831 1777 ' Seals, & Othr'i, needs power central heat & air. tar7e fenced ____________________________ NiQhts-372 2352 COUNTY- $9,500 I ------------- -steering, excellent condition, yard, large workshop, plus metal 2 BR furnished. Including was her 64-Equipment for Rent , moo. 654 628.5 utility bldg 323 1008 many Cottage, S rooms, I bath, 751 S. 3rd ________________ and freezer. New roof; -"-FUTU RA BY SINGER St , Lake Mary. 811,500 Phone -'-extras Longwood I Acre-" Lakefront 1971 Lenians, PS, PB. Air condition. One of Singer's top Touch arid 5e, : Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 630 1703 ZIg Zag machines -sssume Shampooer for only SI SO per day. good condition Must sell Inquire 21 block. country ' '?cht'n, screened Huge Bedrooms NEW HOME- Out of town area. 3 balanceof $115 SOor pay $11 90 per . Apartment 33, Bamboo Cove CARROLL'S FURNITURE porch, larp owner holding. , Beciroomi, I bath, c en t, heat, month Will take trade fl Singer Apa rt ments. 300 Airport Blvd. $1,000 dn mo $13,900 You lust won't find the SPACE in range Lot size, 7Sx173' $19,500, CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a Sa nford aft er S p m equipped to zig zag 6. make button any Other home -- plus acreage new home for hole's, Balance of 8558$ or 10 NEED A HOME? $100 down pluS LAKEFRONT! 3 BR- could BATEMAN REALTY everything 1911 Impala 1 Or hardtop, blue even for you' Payments of $6. Call credit payment to qualified bu yers 3 be I plus 3 car gar ge- All for metallic with blue vinyl top, Only manager, 372 9111 or se e at Peg Real Estate Broker BR. I x baths, central heat, under $50,000! Call Carole Jordan. ' 13,000 life driven miles 8299$. Call SANFORD SEWING CENTER 263 8 S Sanford Ave. refurbished, As low as $11,000, Realtor Associate TODAY for 372 2739, 66-Horses 32 0739 eves 377 7643 MIDWAY-. 2 OR, frame, paneled The Old Singer Store -' appointment walls, pine floors Only 15,950 1030 Slate St Sanford Plaza DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION LAKE MARY Sparkling) BR, Pt 3 x year old quarter horse, mare with 3 BR, I bath, dining CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR wv 97. I mile west of Speedway. bath home with Florida room, room, tree's, frame home $10,900 ______ saddle and brdie. 5150 Phone 37) 630 Hwy 134, Longwood Daytona Beach will hold a public central heat & air A pleasure to COUNTRY ClUB MANOR- 2 BR, 1 1627 631 8272 AUTO AUCTION every Saturday own $23,750 New FHA 52-Appliances bath, Florida roam, range & night at? 30 It's the only one in , retrig $11,500 For sale by Owner-Spacious 1 OR , Florida You set the reserved 67-Livestock- Poultry Splil plan, 2 bath, Inground pool, GE 16' frost tree refrigerator, to price No charge other than $3 , mon ths old, harvest gold Cost central heat & air, w to w carpet. : WITT REALTY registration fee unless vehicle is II') ail)] REAL TOP closed in carport & family room. 1450 new, sell for $230 323 7730 1 LARGE BROOD SOW sold Call 90 4255 $311 for further P __________________________ Peal E st a t e Broker, 321 0610 Reg 111,9(5) 323 6371 , 6.8 WEEK OLD PIGS details ' 327 0779 KENMORE WASHER, parts. 173 6319 alter Sp m 373 7695 ' 322 7718 ervice, used machine's BALL REALTY Leases Datsun including 2 cars and ivon;IFV APPLIANCES 171_____Large 2 BR custom built home on YOUR HAVEN THE COUNTRY Peg Real Estate Broker t rucks For information call Bill 68-Wanted to Buy quiet Stre et Oversized rooms, eat Beautiful 3 OR, 2 bath home with Pay or Jack Mink. 631 131$ SALES - RENTALS in kilche'fl, dining room, double acreage Call for surprise extra 54 -Garage Sales 817W 1st St .Sanford U NAME IT, I BUY ITt lot 5 1 8,900 ' -JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and 5I or 322 2757 after rirs SANFORD AUCTION '73 Models Call 323 80 or III GONE WITH THE WIND SPECIAL Yard Sale-- Saturday, November 6. -- ' 3 BR 173 7)10 in county with large lot, family Farm house on 3 acres A real •t Dealer . 9 to 2 Christ Methodist Church, W. GAR N ETT WHITE room, $17,300 beauty I I will sell your merchandise Hwy 427 and Tucker Drive Peg Peal Estate Br o k er '67 Ford Ranch Wagon. AC, new :r fo you. new or used TWENTY WEST--) IS 3 BR, newly painted Owner will JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC Yard Sale- Saturday only 319 Lake paint, excellent condition. 1350 37') 1178 $1950 Down, Assume 1st Mortgage; tradeor go FHA. VA , conventional , Mary Blvd. )i mi west of 1797 2 107W Commercial I Pt'iCVis 666 1712. I Owner will hold 2nd 127,950 With small costs to buyer. 126.300 Phone 372 7861. Sanford WE BUY FURNITURE Families, Brownie camera & Maitland Auction pr ojector, misc 377 f,,Q95 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-2.1 ______________________________ Call tIe-fly Fl a mm. Associate. 33961161011 free from Sanford Price Just Reduced to $15,000 S Family Yard Sale, Saturday, Nov 6, 21138 Palmetto Ave Household Cash for Antiques. Consignments , Call Us For Personalized Lsttrig items. tOyS, men's 6. ladies ' . wanted. Hi way 46 .ini] Sales Assistance clothing, misc. Galleries, 322 6972 395 French 327 4991 Ev. 322 1196 122 4184, 372 1984 eneva . Friday, Nov. 5, 1674-SB . Wm, H. St 803W ISIS? 1)36061 ot )7)OStlpyp's 31A-Duplexes Profitable, clean fish bu'%rieis for sale (only 1 in DelSary) Call 305 6ö93latlerópm 6$ - ST O P AND THINK A MINUTE If 51-Household -. 5100 DOWN-- $ pd. annual per centage rate, 0 months, 816.500 5167 76 pays all. 3 BR, )i'] bath, completely renovated and seller pays closing costs - All areas temporary. 1 level. 3 BF. 7 bath. 876.000 Jenny Clark Pt-ally, ;;2. 1398 EX PERTS READY TO SERVE YOU E 12:30 6* BURKE'S LAW 115 Indian with a social tSeardail Ave Meg Re,,i [Stile Broker 1,14 3 BR. I' bath. Punecre..l-. 3 BR. I bath, 819.500 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Efficiency SI IS Utilities inc I Call 372 4470 work available Immediately, one week only. Tremendous earnings See Wayne Linville at Holiday Inn, Sanford, Saturday, Nov 6 at I pm sharp. Parents welconi. - 1. ,lhC Mary Blvd 37) 03?6 BOYS& GIRLS No Age Limit. Do you need extra Christmas money? Part time Pool home 3 BR, 2 Bunker Lane $72,500 SANFORD- Lovely 2 or 3 BR. I bath home in good location. ex celleril Condition. 518.701) VA No down. IPIA Low wi BUSINESS DIRECTORY travel agents, one slain, one flIs54lg SHOW TIMES '.il1'5cjized No down payment, monthly payments less than rent 810 month III 0990 days WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. lit St ' BR, 37 bath, I Kungswood Court- 3 BR. 7 bath, $27,900 4.lLIl)h tot housing fl rit,i Sanford - Ideal for retired person I BR, upSldir, quiet neighborhood. Two 3 room apartments available -. lop floor, 11$ monlh; bottom floor $95 month 1 month security required Utilities paid 377.77$0 Nurses RN'S & LPIII's, Aides, Aid 9' MOVIE: "Foillow that '- If You Qualify Voney is Adults Phone 372 1610 Draperies & Cleaners 319 W 13th St t%Ci" -WE SELL SUCCESS101 Commercial 373 $176 Dream " Elvis Presley, Anne NOT SINCE 'CAT BALLOU River View ba th. 136. pm FLYING CIRCUS 1H5 2 9 12 NEWS 1130 4 MOVIE P T 109' Ct.tf Robertson, Ty Hard,n. 1963 The story of k)ha F Kennedy. 2, 12 WEEKEND: A report onarr1'ster1ouscaseInA. pka utiilvinij two A'ntnican the (lassufieeJ Ads 'Nilson Place 819,000 41-Houses Forrest Greene Inc. Get plenty of prospects Ad vertuse your prodjct or service- in You Can Have Your House In 3 Months 3 Room furniShed garage apart merit AdultS No pets $90 per month. Phone 377 3161 For the housewife with time on her hands, 1 to S hi's. per day Apply In person to Philips Custom y11iririi11 9 ABC NEWS 24 MONTy PYTHON' S stead, despite all oppossto*-t, 11 45 41-Houses Theyre Hot 1 BR, turn apt lights, water turn Mature adults. No pets, 895 372 7296 alter I wk days Realty REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Anytime et Em While Weekly 3515 Hwy I? 92. Sanford 323 19)0 The Now Dyess Co. Is a new co in the area, that needs full time I part time help High school grads preferred, but positive attitude Is the main factor. Earning potential is open Call between 1216 372 9111, Harold Hall ill,' SAN MO PARK, I. 2, 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult IS. family park MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Corid , M4cl Set QUALITY INN NORTH III SR 13.1, Longwc'oci 862 40001 The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer nofancy claims Just Results I 6' MOVIE 'GodzIa: Ray" rnoi Burr (B&W) Japar dubbed 1956 7 i MOViE. Sfanket and Tirieef"(R) STARTS TONIGHT - OVIEDO FTU - DuplexIs Furn or Unfurn . Wooded, Home size lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 363 3721 Air, carpeted, quiet I and 2 bedrooms. $175 to $135 month NOTiCE TO nuvEp5.. 51% Dawn hOmv Call I ,, Real Estate cflfllfl Looking for mature companion to live in and care for elderly woman Must have driver's license Call 322 6266 after 4 pm Looking to buy 151 or 2nd mortgages at discount 21 Hour approval Call Daytona (IN) 612 1135. naval hero of WW1I, and his exp&ids in t Paaf1 DrnU' tU EVERY DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell Call today 24-Business BR mobile home. tUrfli5hCd Plenty yard for Children & pets Phone 372 5639 Efficiency Package". From $iis Call 323 3)01 between S & $. 25-Loans Mexican laborer (Felix Helm 1962. Presley and family tTK to Southern Florida where they intend to Ine- ac LARGE FAMILY-- Spaciou s 3 BR. 2 baths with family room & workshop. Only $11,300 -__.... . Companion or couple, live In, cooking and light housekeeping Free room and board 6712526 or 322 9335 an artist's moodel. to his dismay Written by Luis Valdez in ccllaboration with El leatro CampOsJrX) 90 n'xnutes 11.00 4 6NEWS 6$ THE BEST OF STEVE ALLEN 2 31-Apartments Furnished) Be part of a supervised group of salespersons that sell household items qocr to door. Must be bet ween ages 17 to 1$ Call Youth Counselor, 641 6049 - i0,10 (,4tIW 85 Alvarez) The song nepires a young farmworker (Daniel Valdez) to make ç a new song, full of hope for striking workers in Californiaerchajc SALES PERSON- Weekends sales for mobile home park. No real estate license required. Salary plus commission. Call 3238160 between 9 and S and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON 830 4 6 BOB NEWt-tART SHOW Episode to be anneunced 7' WOODY HERMAN SPE- 7 VISIONS 'El Corrdo ' An old mans ballad reflects the (flatly m misfortunes,of sfortunes, a coot -'.'-',...sc ,,,s,a,,u EARN $50 PER WEEK "NEW LOCATION -' manwt se 1000 4 6 CAROL B UR,NTT SHOW - New modern singll Story I I bedroom apis and con,pl.teI, furnished studio apartments Conveniently locate'vJ$ beautifully landscaped Abundant storage Ave. LIGHT & CHEERY- Impr es sive 3 BR. 7 bath, huge family room, (hOie' Ravenna Park area. 131,9% tISmo. References I BR Trailer in Paola 377 4820 3301 S. Sanford Ave. * STUDENTS * HANSON SHOE SHOP ,, while trying announced 6* 700 CL UB - qber trailer on pr ate iot. water 'furnished, electric heat, Ses month 322 6261 One & 2 Bedroom apartments. furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come sec. E. Airport Blvd , Sanford, 323 1140 LPN, 4 to 12 shift. Geriatric cx perlence preferred Apply In person, Sanford Nursing & Con valescenl Center, 650 Melloriville EXECUTIVE HOME- Beautiful "like new, 1 Br, 7 bath, choice Loch Ar bo r area Extra large tree shaded yard 833,9% .1__!iPbiIe Homes BAMBOO COVE APTS PROBLEM paramedics enuntor a vioous animal when they are Directed by Ingew Bergman 930 4 6 ALICE Episodetobe - - 18-Help Wanted The family of Louise W. Baxley wishes to express gratitude to all who have been so kind and Ihoughlful. You have been of much encouragement and we are deeply appreciative. 7 FROM THESE ROOTS 9 DOLLY PARTON SHOW •" n_I run "---------'--"-"----'------------ Sanford Senior citizen 1 BR modern deluxe, ground floor. $145 month Also furnished apart mentS, 1100 month up 373 $019,, Friday 1-Card of Thanks men fl her life "u' •LSII U JIc a line - NOW LEASING Sanford Court Apart rn en t s tre rnoly opposite I 0's from the o s ccompete in thew ow own Olympics 24 MOVIE A Lesson in Love ' When a peak" wife discovers her gynecologist husband is ha ving an affair, 6 thru 25 times Sunday - Noon MOOR SHOW. Georgeffeis forced lo cope with two ex- ALL IN THE FAMILY' Episode to be announced 6$ LETS GO TO THE RACES 9 BATTLE OF THE NETWORK STARS Sports esentat Presentation in which mater Celebrities of the three 41c a line Noon The Day Before Publication 2 TOBEANNOUNCED 4' 6 MARY TYLEF 9 $100.000 NAME THAT TUNE 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE 'The Day otthe Dolphin " George C Scott. 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BR apartment in pleasant May. neighborhood. Air conditioner heater, wall to wall carpeting, remodeled kitchen, porch, yard With grapefruit frees. Call 322 9309 or 372 1795 evenings 41-Houses ______ 3o-Apartments Unfurnished TELEVISION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -:------ Sanford Ave . 11895 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT I EC Brailey Qdham323-4670 H BUILDER-DEVELOPER I - I" 111iTSflW, 1!!ii1I11(,)f,1 9iI' _ �- SB— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 5, 17 SLOPIDIE 48— _____________________________ 46 Vast ACROSS Chic Young ______________________________ period of Answer to Previous Puzzle HOROSCOPE time "I, MR. 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WHEN 'iC)U A1<E[7 I 'Y ME JO COME IN (. 4 " AND SEE 'ICURL t,-' '' /. ' °J a - -- - ç L -- ! ____ -------------- ,-u-.-.- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thayes — [ IT PARENT CFEOEIJ!,ES ToR'i from the normal cells In Suluit. ways it is similar to skin carn.er The flydrodiurd is to help you -I uninate salt and with it exce. --it grows slowly. The problem WOULD BE " WITH 141$ UAV IF lit lIE' DIDN'T H*WE Jq RECORD. TUMBLEWEEDS by Tminmal . ' JUST-ME THIWI hive a complete hysterectomy. . . OFFICER • i. (IIIFk (OVORUI1K (LEFT, PATROLMAN—FORMER CHIEFDOWELL 0 9 / / Wi@nter A Official results for the other rai vs on t1w Lkillot are: President Junms Carter 19,609. (,Lral(J Ford 26,655, American Party Tom Anderson 202, and Eugene T NicCarthy, Independent, 345. United States Senator - Law1on (Iiiies i i~incurnbent) 23,778 and John Grady RI 17,o43. Fifth District Repreicritative lit Congress - JoAnn Saunders II)) 12,877 and Richard Kelly R incumbent, State Treasurer and Insurance Coinnussionor Bill Gurje: 'Dl 31,112 and Betty Armistead H 10,889 - Corrunissioner, Florida Public Service Cuninio, iwi K. Nichols I D) 14,943 and Paula Ilawkins (R-incurn State Attorney, 18th Jttdjt lal Circuit - Douglas I ('he shire Ic I [) 20,504 arid Abbott \l Herring U lilt uinbent, 18.M. Public Defender 18th Judicial t ircuit [)aid \l Porter 16,523 and J Christopher 111% U 21.072. V was among the first few patrolmen in the county to receive his training while he was also serving as a rtser c-patrolman at Longwood Two years later, in IWO, Govoruhk went through the same law enforcenient program while a patrolman for the -nunole County Constable's Office. Constables' offices have since been phased out In Florida. ( i, oruh prei a sly served 12 years In tIe military specializing in Military Law Enfor cement Dowel! a career in law enforcement didn't start until hi. came to Central Florida in 1968 routine if an office desk. John Vo;,t 1 D-trIC1.1171bent 1 21,7 1,, having worked for a chain-store corporation in his 1 hief(,ueoruli is pleased to have Dowel! on the and Curtis U Sears fl) lb 603 native Kentucky . inter Sprino force. finding Dowell's experience a State Representative. 33rd District -- [lob Hatta%%a% it plus to his ha ndful cumbent) 12,710 and Greg Drummond Hi 10.947 State Representative, 34th district - JoeKnowles [)I 7,U78and Vince Fechtel Jr. i R-ineumbent, i 10,64jr For Chief John Govoruhk, Winter Springs patrolmen What has represents a good background for setting up good al.so helped thein work together so well. now as in the past, is their like views oil community law en- public relations, an importzint part of a Police Chief's job. of 0Remnt, County Commission, District one - Robert H. Rib, French Dowell prefers the smaller community because "A smaller force inearts that the personnel must 1 D 1 17.769, Vince Perry ~ it I 14,6(A an(f Tom A. Binford , Ind he is better capable of getting to know its citizens. keep in closer contact, with more responsibilities 7 073 . fits in peifectly here and we re glad to have him The similarities bet the with their views toward law enforcement. There are the little tidbits f In - f ormation on the two that follow the same line. ell. for instance, is 47, has been married 26 years with 13 grand:hildren. Govoruhk is 48. has been married 20 years with two grandchildren Both men received their law enforcement training at Seminole Community College. Mwell In 1971. Wesley Dowell was chief of the Winter Springs Police Department, when a new patrolman jiried the force his name:John Gooruhk. DolAellsoon left the po lice depa rtment to work at the Seminole Counts Juvenile Detention Center. 1k A a N. ed there 21 -j years until last Stay when he joined the 10-man Winter Springs Police Department. And the chief of the Winter Springs force' Why, Jolui Govoruhk, of course. That makes (,o oruhk the boss Dowell the stillordinato this tillie around. But the situation diesO t bother Dowel!. Af I felt the least bit uneasy about working here, I )owell said, "I never would have taken the post." In fir t T)owilI seems to prefer it this way, fin IlIng thi chief of pullc-e position to be Just too much paperwork Dowell considers himself the more active type and thus prefers patrol duty to the ELECTIONS CANVASSER V1111MINIA COLLINS: State Senator, 17th district rings Saga 1I ViIll IIt\1 lil[)DF N Herald Correspondent ... Herald Photos by- Tom Vincent) ' S And getting out to meet people is one of Dowell 's (Inef Govorulik commented. "That means there main reasons for wishing to remain a patrolman, must k muon units imoui the men Vies iDowell . 'easing the office work to others j I JAMES MADISON 0 inole 111~ BOB I.I.ON'D / -- I RICk "(''\ . ( \ • HeraldStaff Vinier . , . - Svininole-Brevard Statt, Alt\ Abbott Herring ia\,~ tits successo r. NleI bourne attorney DoL'iglas (heshire, who wi 11 take over as prosecutor in the two counties Jan 4. will have his hands full A - with problems of the office plus whit Herring ilk the mosement of organized crone into Semninok inil Uris iril co unties." / '? fI flerring_Aate attorne~ for elglit ~cars, was defeated III tits bill for rc-elecimon in Tuesday's general elect ion by Cheshire , a fir- s' . titer assistant stilt, attorneyttorney Herring and Cheshire are scheduled to meet next tcuk for conferenclos ainted at a smooth transition in the office from [(erring to Cheshire. "I'm conctrned with da nger signals of organized wimie coming , .' / ,1 - I i into Suiiinole herring told reporters this week in 's.mnmorcl iii 15cr "The re base been more signs in the lust 90 class than before." herring said Cheshire will have to wrestle with Exith 'thee space and budget problems in Seminole uric! Hne'sard herring said more office space is needed in both counties' coI',iuses for the state attorney's office and by iuiemnberc if the judiciary. lie sa id no solutions have been reached yet art d that in Seminole it has esen been sugge ste ted d that the Stile Attorney's '- - . - '' . •. 't .., - •• office be moved out of the courthouse. This isn't a ~~orkable solution ' . A lift. - - ABBOTT IIE1IRIM;: FINAL DAYS to space problems herring said Herring said his office was successful rw.ntls in uUtuuiu, in Orlando firm to close down closied-circuit televiSIOn %hoAllig Of pornographic movies at a south Scininole apartment complex lie said there have been repeated reports possible' establisturient. of in "adult" motel in Brevard that ~%ould feature . — aS THE QUEEN sf OFLYMAN Diane Sinipion crowns Terry 0111air. her successor Lyman fligh queen, at Homecoming festivities. Unfortunately for Diane and Terr - , Friday night, their -kings" tilitiere trounced bv visiting Se minole Ifigh, 27-0. on the gridiron. Details. Page Ill ExmLon wood Em loye Keen Facing Larceny Charges d The circuit court trial of a forrner city of Iongwood public cow \ --" 1L J VIC: .' Herring s Final Fear: The Mob In S at Bridge," clo this newspaper. P C) Box 489. Radio City Station. Now York, N Y foorg) F 1-11" 1 U. . " JACO8V I -. ' I,- . cumbnt 19 435 'nil Francis ChUrn In AfODERN, send S I to "Win &IT ONLY Be - Of-CIF i MIE LVY IN SW f .. much in high cards I I n4f MO A .. by Garry Trudeau K. Ryan YOUR , School Board. district two - Robert (;. I Bud I l-c;lfl!t,r [Il- UTA e V 11 C m a L. i.. ay ii ri 000NESBURY j eight Dolley Jefferson Constitution Ghent Montpelier Fort MCHenry Napoleon New Orleans National Road Virginia TI The Federalist Tomorrow Hodge Podge "IN" to / THE . See IIERRING. Page 21.% 0(;7Aay. r 7 FEEL LUKE A(& P. E.ALl.,,"y' OW STAN VIN'.' AM T. In other words diagonally. Find each and box it i n. PERFECID RTTENDRN 1 well, is probably better off the courthouse together talking to officials and employes "leariung all that we can," Kirchhoff said. Alexander was not available for comment ______________________________ Instructions Hidden words below appear forward back word. up. down or dergoing a hysterectonly Until lot Foryourself,Others who want or L E rr M ERG a E I R E E I I I E 0 U E I R C H E BT D V N FM I U N P E 0 A L I H AD LN 0 0 1 P N C N E G Lr MEV0REMANNL0IIESPHN IFLIL1UJEFFN10GEIIR LEAIWL0GINIAVGNHN IHBAEJEFFERS0NAG0UD 01MRNIPVLIL0pIRIM0M N I E N 0 E L 0 p A N R E L 0 0 I C R deposits of fatty cholesterol ill cases With sufficient substances in the a rt eries and biops ies or removal of a conical section the doctor can hi. more also works the heart tiardir You are absolutely right certain there are no hidden ghoul your weight. If you can areas of invasive cancer. get rid of every- last pound of The age' of the patient arid extra (at y'ouwill decrease your desire to have additional blood pressure amid the work on children is also a consideration. your heart. If the changes are minimal and I aiim sending you The health easily removed a young woman Letter number 1-3, Diet, titay lx justified in not tin this information can send 50 V0 ii 11 P. L I P. i alortes down until you can lose particuLarly if there is evidence )our excessweight you can do a of other disease in the uterus as - Prior to formally taking office. he and Frencii will bi-, touring I p -71 x j6 ii r ou will follow these diet later but she must be caref ul ly rinciples and also cut your superuseti An older woman HAVlO, county commission chairman, but he predicted that political party will not be the big determinant in a lot of issues as seen in the past. 0 U ICDA0 RL AN0 1T ANA B I G I A C - 0 I I I p pACEPF RSHJNNFE0ANI0REWHL0 A iJ' A D I S i) L A I N E Y 0 E L R There is no clear cut Preventing Atherosclerosis. EA51kR 10 COPE., SEEK & FINDS of women with these fairly water from the body. It helps many benign cell changes later bower blood pr essure in cases The Aldomul is a more develop ch ir ictercstre invasive specific treatment for elcsatcd (dntU' If the cervix I '' It's nice to win. It's better than losing," said Kirchhoff. Saying he, family, friends, in-laws and neighbors walked the precincts, knocking on the doors of at least 5,000 homes during the carn. paign, Kirchhoff said the door to door canvassin g continued through Monday I learned a lot from the people a lot about different problems in different areas he said Kirchhoff agreed that it appears that Williams will be the next that he Just could not let North play at two diamonds Afte'r playing tricks and not too blood pressure increases the portantly, no one answer will fit u $ backgrounds and interests and "we'll work pretty well together' A A K QJ t x I x v i It was a pair tournament These medicines help your a g net' tit CO I a mon g heart indirectly by controlling gynecologists on the proper your bloOd pressure The high treatment And more mm • \,) 0 l Itere is such as Nloyse sat West and decided situ is a relatively benign per(ii-ial c-ancerof the sur. cells It is the common Form of heart disease these days. blood pressure. ASSUMED'" ' ,— -) 5LIDE5, I "Y) ID $ Gunter. meanwhile, said he will be going out looking for a jot) and does not expect to return to the law enforcement career he fieldore running or election He said he will continue his service on the 'Seminole County Port Authority and his political endeaors with the local Democratic Ficcutisi orTunittee Prior to running for office, Gunter had been a captain with the Altamonte Springs Police Department. 1k congratulated Williams on his victory, adding Williams won the battle, but he did not win the war. His next four years in of, ce will be the war more than they have," he said. Kirchhoff noted that he and Democratic Commissioner-elect Bob French have compatible ii . '. "Winning is always fun," said Williams. expected to be nanied chairman of the new county commission when he and Kirchhoff are . Williams said it would "naturally be an honor to be selected as chainnan and would be a real experience He prethcti d plans would proceed to create a county legal department with full-time personnel. have been one of the experts, including the greatest, if it were not for his Jacobys. use it to show a hand penchant for taking some acion on eve .•. 2A You are going to find county commissioners working together one of his triumphs , Page it to but practically all would :.- • Final results gave: Williams 20,475 over Gunter's 19,784 and Kirchhoff 20,071 over Alexander's; 19183 I Id ()It\ all Sonny was lo,oking a t 13 face of the cervix, sometimes high-cart ft cart] club suit. However he This condition leads to overlapping onto the adjacent inadequate amounts of oxygen had to go to the three level to walls of the vagina and being delivered to the heart ,oinctunes extending into the bid clubs tie could bid hearts muscle and at the same time at the two level and did just ning of the cervix. perinilLs the accumulation Of that East might well have It is usually clearly separated Carbon (boxide in the heart -. 'r WELL. THERE THEY ARE TAKE A LOOK' I t uently to indicate there is clear') obstruction in the mrnorir DEAR READER sa arteries to your heart inuscle. st icky que stion tareimn'i fl 5TOMACH UP NT GYA I d i ,, •. Williams' lead went from 298 over his Democratic opponent, $ Dave Gunter, to 691 in official results; Kirchhoff's lead increased Votes Cast For President Than Others, AND / Mrs. Brace soffice, withassistance from persons of both major parties, worked three days counting the 2620 absentee ballots and some 700 presidential ballots. know Lhe meaning of The lateSonny Nloyse. long- wants to i four spa de opening bid time editor of the Bridge The answer is that it means World magazine, wits one of hatever the partnership the mos t exciting plaers lie wants taking NY 10019. flow- The term is now used reports showing the uterus is CCilN W1fl( ,I arn \ fli Kirchhoff and Commissioner Richard Williams given a second term by the voters of Seminole County Tuesday as completion of the counting of absentee ballots by Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office confirmed their victories at the polls. The two Republicans increased leads they held in unofficial returns when official results were released late Friday by Mrs. Bruce. . V these two inedicines adequate w onlan t I as non-invasive for Ous heart di DEAR READER - Ischeinia would this necessitate the Is a %old fur inailcq=tc b!oatA r,, ,.-n,_waJ of the titer W - the ______________ — I - "It's great to V' in agreed County Commicsioner-elect William Dr. Presently I I CHIEF B) DONNA LSTES Herald Staff Writer 2 I ers - - 1 THE rs n I We 1 Ta 584 to 888 over fanner County Commissioner John nr raised to three, but East knew something about Sonny's bid ding and passed, V Q .14 South looked at his two aces AK7654 -jnd decided to tr two i ii ' i igh notrump Sonny doubled lie didn't want East F trying ' three Ui FST EAST hearts Everyone passed and &KJ A 109652 Sonny opened the king of V975 K 10 R 3 clubs Since the doubleton queen- 10 appeared in dummy 14 6 DEAR DR. LAIN111 - I have and no one held four clubs, SOV7`111 ' Sonny collected five club been diagnosed is tiavin, r AA8 43 tricks. V A 62 chronic ischeinic heart Nleanwhile, South discarded 4 1083 disease with hylwrtension." 1 s 5 3 down to two queens and six would appreciate our NorthSouth vulnerible diamonds in durnirpy. lie was k definition of the wor going to make his ac i 00 ieht na i 'intl I w OUI(l like to '' west \urih I-sal South diamonds broke Diamonds failed to break I'is 2 • Pa to the treatment and diet for for him and he was held to V Pass Pass 2 N T this disease. four tricks so East and West Dbl [lass [lass 11asi g, stamped, selfscored 1100 points I ant 75 years old. ;I retired cents with it lon Opening kid K A lady with a weight of 150 addressed envelope for it .it pounds I on sure ttus h too send 'our litter to me in care of much weight fur -iperson who is this newspaper, 11.0. Rot 1551 \ Penn s I an Ia reader Radio City Station New York, S kit I Trim ad I Fewer Lamb DARAJ ...TKERC --L WI N AT BRIDGE II TO Help Heart LtiIE • 1 51 52 53 idl Sanford,Florida 3fl71Prlce2O Cents - r 50 eNo. uiv1buiçló 2618 2619 2620 e e Are I I Final Win ir 11 64 T 691h another time when you're evening won't help. (April 20-May 20) thinking more shrewdly. 1S SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You may feel outmaneuvered when dealing with others today. 21) It's not a good day to try to get complicated chores out of Trying to take it out on the family will only 'idd to your the way. Unforeseen hazards additional cause could problems. problems. G NIINI 01ay 21-June 201 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, You're a careless thinker today 19 1 Your plans for a good time and won't pay enough attention might be rained out today to essentials. It's best to avoid Those you want to get together or tools with worki,.g with could be tied down 11 Land contract 43 Grand 19 Gridder group dam i Grub (abbr 44 Ones (Ir) 2 Indian tribe 21 Single 41 Angelic 3 Emile 23 Shylock 24 Sleeping 36 Sailor 4 'Clothing 49 French cleric sickness fly 37 Stagnate suppon Newts 25 38 Aviation 5 Adenosin tilMorocco 26 Not plump agency (abbr) phosphate 52 German 27 Court 39 Sign of (abbr) negative 29 Church pan 53 Spayed proaching 6 Heat unit seas 56 42 Horny plate feast ferry 45 Mountain 8 CANCER (June 21-July peak 34 AQUARIUS (Jan 204 oh with he ThousandthDon't speculate 11rvging dead weights into the socializing today. You might 7 8 picture mold he your downfall end up feeling victimized and I where important goals are lame your pals." 12 I.EO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) concerned. They'll create OURoikSiINtdnd theway oppositwnm all threctwns 15 16 17 l'ISCE.S Feb 21 March 20, today , arid hamper your chance 18 — — 19 — if obtaining , long sought goal. You tould find yourself skid — — 20 ding around corners today in — — \ fresh start will be necessary 123 — 22 24 VIRGO I Aug 23-Sept 221 sour efforts to get your work — — — Don't be talked into putting done. Organize first. Then 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 anything on paper or making proceed. — — VOCIt BIRTHDAY verbal commitments today. I J 35 — — 32 33 3 Nov.6, 1976 You're not getting all the facts, Re persistent this year where and (1)uld make a big mistake. 36 37 38 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) important goals are concerned. r Someone you thought you could If unable to proceed at the pace — — 39 40 41 42 43 depend on will not be able to you'd like, remember The — — — — help you today. Personal rewards are worth the efforts 45 46 — - - obligations will take you expend. — — - TiS (aY SOjGHT TE4 rE 5CUGHTA 6LCUS TC'Ec FCMc E CuSrc.R F3% CHE CLSTC%E FEY 9 Lather 10 Energy 47 48 49 _N I ARCHIE precedence over everything for ARIE-4 (Nlarch 21-April 19) then) , could find yourself You SCORPIO I Oct. 24-%ov. 22) brooding because you jot can't seem to make ends meet today. Don't try to match wits with DOWN 28 Grows 32 Odd 33 Indian 35 Gallic - —iJ I A5 AILIT 1 L ( 65 Hoover state (abbr) Mon I-L00A C S SUNDAY EDITION - BEllE OSOL For Saturday, November 6, 1976 Pi!J 64 I?Zeffd BEETLE BAILEY J1 By BERNICE __ H 1 oring 11 E 4pI ~D hi [tA 0 0 62 Zero 63 Artificial col61 ____ A T1 STRINGS ) n I Persian at MY 7EACHER MADE ME TAKE THE , ' Ji wor ks employe acc used of grand and pe tty larceny of scrap copper and brass owned by the city is among 17 cases docketed before Circuit Judge Joe A Cowart Jr. at Sanford this week. Robert lk-tirick Keen, 34, uf 161 N. l3th Ave.. 1xingnocid. is jact~used of grand larceny in connection with the alleged Nfarch 23 theft of brass valued at more than $IW. Two petty larceny counts accuse him of taking brass on April 13 and brass and copper on Aug. 14. Tho- metals were allegedly sold to an Orlando area commercial firm. Cocaine Case In other cases scheduled for trial this week Brenda Joyce Wilson, 25 of 123 Stephen St., Oviedo, is accused of felony possession of cocaine in connection with an Oct 8 scart h A arrant raid at that address by Oviedo olice. p Defendant, Age 14 A Casselberry juvcnil,~ Indicted for trial as an adult on on ar. tried bialghuy didirrT uirurmuction-ulth-a-turgliry--ot-:i bouse— trailer owned by a sheriff's deputy is at" docketL-it Ehlio, Dean Goodson. 14, of 900 N. Lake Triplett, Casselberry, wa.,, accuscA by the Seminole County Grand Jury of burglartzing the trailer of 11, Edward Fagan and arming huiml,f therein with a shotgun. Auto Burglar) A Volusta county man faces an auto burglary charge transfered from ciflWt court in his home county upon agreement by both defense and prosecution lawyers Ralph Michael Monaco, ', of =M Poinsettia Dr., Orange City, ts accused of the burglary of a pickup truck at the Deltona Inn on July 16 in which a citizens band _________________________________________________________ radio was Liken 4u&y Lu a= bur"y on Uw KVsame da v at a restaurant north of Sanford in Seminole County is awaiting completion of a pre-seritence investigation in the case and sentencing. itnem Tampering Edward llolida~ Jr.. j5, 408 1, irst St., Altanionte Springs, faces th, -d oil two cow;ts of %witness tampering in connection with a circuit court burglary grand tare-ens and nectivmg stolen property trial Today Around The Clock Bridge CH 4-A Huroscope 4-C llospitw 6B Obituaries 3-A 7-A Crossword Editorial IC Television "D 4-A Dear Abby z-t Weather 4-C 7A � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 05, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/78ddf5b3c6065c106ff8e27dedfff607.pdf e8c13d2e64752349be9e1a95aa36c913 PDF Text Text 128—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednei4y, Nov.], 1976 Chiles, Gunter, Hawkins Win; Grady Blames Media,, Skeptics scoffed, but Chiles of the John Birch Society, al character assassination by can incumbents J. Herbert Dante Fascell and five Repub. MIAMI (All) — Florida vot. in many of the other Georgia physician from belle Glade. in the Senate election. ers have overwhelming ap- borderline counties. laughed last. He collected more jabbed his post mortem scalpel some sizeable and influential Burke and Richard Kelly easily h ans, Reps. Burke, Kelly, C.W. Bill" Young, Lou Frey and Carter's state coordinator, An inspired campaigner who than $360.000 from more than at the press. survived despite having been proved incumbent officer holdelements of the media." ers seeking re-election. The David Dunn, said it was simply walked his way to Washington 36,000 contributors, the most by 'it was not because of our It was Grady's second Senate targeted for defeat by the L.A. "Skip Bafalis. Unopposed for re-election glaring exception: Gerald R. a case of having "out-organ- in 1970 by hiking about 1,000 far ever to finance an election opponent's ability, record, pop- defeat in two years, and the Democratc party. Also winning re-election were were Democratic Reps. Robert miles from Conturv in the Panin Florida. Ford, President of the United ized" the GOP. ularity or organization that we former Belle Glade mayor said Chiles, 4, a lawyer from handle to the Florida Keys, an Grady. 45, anti- log," he said. Rather, it was it was his last shot at public five Democrats, Reps. Sam L.F. Sikes, [n Fuqua, Charles States. Gibbons, Paul Rogers, William Bennett and Bill (Thappell, all Voters on Tuesday sent Lakeland, easily defeated Dr. Chiles limited his re-election Communist crusader who because of an unprecedented office. Democratic Sen. Lawton Chiles John Grady, a conservative contributions to $10 apiece. belongs to the national council campaign blackout and personin the House races, Republi- Lehman, Claude Pepper and from North Florida. hack to Washington for another term, as well as all 14 in. cuinbent members of the House $AVU you MORI of Representatives. ON SINIRIC PIISCRIPTIONI Ford went down to quick and solid defeat. Jimmy Carter won the state's 17 electoral votes a.,. with 53 per cent of the vote. if raIn other statewide Florida ces —Republican Paula Hawkins ' Bring In Your Empty . was re-elected to the Public Labeled Vials (From Service Commission, defeating VOR Any Store) And Get Katie Nichols in a bitterly conLock in our Consumers Pi(e Book of how No Limit tested race that see-sawed back LOW our generic drug prices are.. and note Till Nov. 6, 1976, and forth right to the final wire. how extensive, our generic formulary is That A each —Former Democratic Conmeans you may wall save more money Check Our Low Prescription on moretypes o#pr.scrptorrs gres&nan Bill Gunter overPrices While You're Here whelmed political unknown : TRUST WALORIINSTOCARI... Betty Armistead for treasurer. insurance commissioner, the - ...........V.., .. ............................ ..... v onl) Cabinet post on the ballot. J h Carter's victory came from ' . his overwhelming strength in I, 69th Year, No, 65—Thursday, November 4, 1976 W90 , , See CLEAN OUT YOUR MEDICINE CHEST! at Youissi.r.. 5 ,yrLM YY 1wort ii ' , CREST M Pepto-Bismol , ______ uninspired Gerald traditional Republican 5-OZ TOOTHPASTE strongholds. Lim Carter carTied Dade County $ Iz by a three-to-two. 100,000-vote 11-6-76 Price margin and led by more than § lot off Witut coup on, 73 30 000 votes in Duval County. On e other n or e 15 (USLWt .1OI c.. out a tiny margin in Palm Beach County, a Republican s1ronghold, and less than an 8,worth COUPONI 0Wvote edge in Orange County, also a GOP bastion. Ford earned the extreme-west PanMEMOCu handle cowities, but Carter led r Ity 260s or Jumbo 11 59 thru 11-6-76 99 - $1 19 t'.'ii ceo coctuToua x 48 TEA BAGS XL.., 48 Limit 'My V 69 59c '4\\1)676 Regularly 99c Reg 894 I •. 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During his tenure in the state senate, Gunter represented Seminole County for a period of time. In Seminole County, Chiles polled 22,437 to 15,972 for Dr. Grady. Mrs. Hawkins received the nod from 25,289 Seminole County voters to 14,064 for Mrs. Nichols. Smartee Little Gems al Limit 4thi'u 23' 11.6-76 By El) PitiCKET Herald Staff Writer Un Aug. 15, 1975, i walked out of the newsroom of the Evening Herald following an Interview with an unknown named Jimmy Carter, turned to a colleague and said, I think he's a nice guy, but I can't imagine why he'd want to be President." In fact that was one of the few questions Jimmy Carter on that day didn't have a ready answer for. When I asked why anyone would give up the down-home life of Georgia peanut farming, Carter at first seemed to wince. But then he smiled. And then he answered my question in the way most politicians answer all questions - with an answer they feel the news media wants to hear. Carter was cool on that day. His aides seemed nervous. They paced back and forth In the managing editor's office, where the interview was taking place. But Carter said he had come down ko Florida to see about running For President to make this country "a nation of pride - instead of embarrassment." his stopover in Sanford marked the 178th city he'd visited in what he said was an effort to "find out what the people in this country are thinking." Well, he must have found out because the nation's voters Tuesday elected the former Georgia governor the 39th President of the United States. "Can the government be honest and decent something all Americans wish it to be?" Carter asked. "Yes," was his reply. Carter slumped casually in a chilly metal chair on that day, touching the clump of silver hair that persisted in falling over his forehead. When he talked, his eyes and forehead turned into a sea of wrinkles. On issues, his voice became soft, persistent -like a schoolboy wooing his first date. 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Ad'stlis.d" stor, signs point thim out to you.) reaMsid to Mmli quantities on aS tam,) coupons Any are CLh "1'1' / 'I" your SAIJkAMIIICA.O., tJ MASTIS CwAioi (AID? .;$IKiniu.5H - L 4D wMu*ttN Co. 1916 t -- iantpalgn Iluttoil, This apparently paid off as Cathy later jumped Rosalynn Carter came party lines to cast her first across on May 16, 1975 as presidential vote for the open, friendly and un- peanut farmer from pretentious. tier gentle Plains. manner and soft-spoken After leaving the drawl belied the fact that governor's mansion, where he was already a tough, she personally supervised seasoned campaigner who the staff and entertained 25 shared her husband's persons at almost every dogged determination and ineal,she had only three confidence in his ability to montts to settle back into become president. the peaceful routine at She was introduced to Plains. Then she hit the politics in 1962 when campaign trail on her own Junmy ran successfully for for Jimmy Carter, the two terms in the Georgia presidential candidate Senate and in 1970 she The decision to run had campaigned "all day, been made two years everday" to see her before, she revealed, as the husband elected governor. governor cannot succetMi "Jimmy concentrated on himself in Georgia. At the person-to-person camptime of the interview, Mrs. aigning," she said, 'This is Carter was alternating one the greatest way to win, lie week campaigning and one was not obligated to large week at home with her contributors as he did not daughter, Amy. With two have any." grandmas close by, she She was wearing the now said she was confident site familiar peanut syrimbol in could leave home and know the form of a small gold .my was well cared for. pin. When I admired it she When the Carters move took itoff and gave it to rue. in, grits are bound to beWhen she learned my come a staple on the White daughter, Cathy, was a pin lIoue menu. She said that collector Mrs. Carter sent her companion out to the See ROSALYNN, Page 3-A cur For a Jimmy Carter 4 . Eyes Probe ---U. -',-. UT J. ..J (From left) Tampa attorney John Chamblee, former Oviedo High School teacher Carol Edwards, SEA Executive I)irector F. E. (Gene) MIrild Photo by Kris Nash) Grooms and former .Jackson Heights librarian L 'nette Cornelison outside the Seminole County courthouse. Teachers Clear Hurdle In Battle To Reclaim Jobs Herring ,,f By BOB LIA)YD Herald Staff Writer . Gov. Reubin Askew is "looking into" recent campaign statements by Republican Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring that allegedly link Askew with a "political machine" in Seminole "responsible for 11 deaths" in a county jail fire In June, 1975. Paul Schnitt, Askew's press aide, said today that the governor hasn't made a decision to investigate Hem-ring's office but that Askew has received a transcript of an Orlando television news interview in which Herring" made some wild, unsubstantiated charges." Herring, contacted today at his Sanford office, said he'll stand behind his campaign advertising and statements he made to reporters. "I don't remember the terminology I used in the television intarviow Iiorrin,i emi,I llhnt •k. ,a,nn.-4 •t, I,,,-., in. Ifl lh,5lU, tyuut US SIfl 55 Cliii JILSJ U1 vestigating LIIC jail fire placed responsibility on the Seminole County Commission and the grand jury that probed the ci3ypit deal returned indictments." Meanwhile, State Rep. Bob Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs) said he's sending Askew copies of Herring's campaign advertising in today's mail. Hattaway said he's talked to Askew twice—once on Tuesday night and again on Wednesday morning by telephone — and that the governor "is taking a strong look at Mr. Herring." Hattaway said Askew requested the news interview transcript from Channel 6, Orlando, In which Hattaway said Herrin g "link ed the governor with the 'Hattaway-Freeman' machine and claimed the machine was responsible for 11 deaths in the Seminole County Jail Fire (June 9, 1975) and the claypit incident." "Th e governor is concerned a bout wha t's been going on in Seminole," Hattaway said, "and I would like to see him do something. There's no telling what Herring will do during the next 65 days." hlerrirg will be state attorney until January. He was defeated in Tuesday's e1ee n by.Melbotirn. attorney Douglas Cheshire who promised during his campaign to immediately replace Herring's c hi ef investigator, Jack R. Fulenwider, and chief Seminole assistant state atty. William Staley. Cheshire has offered Staley's job to Donald Lykkebak, an Oran ge Co unty Assistant S ta te Attorney that Cheshire defeated in the Democratic Primary election for the nomination for State Attorney. Lykkebak was in trials today in Orlando and unavailable For comment, but sour ces close to him said apparently his's n.t rr.ade a decision to take the job in Seminole. Cheshire reportedly is negotiating with an undisclosed North Florida law enforcement officer to take over the job now held by F ul enw ider, Herring sa id today he'll meet next week with Cheshire to arrange a "smooth transition" when the prosecutor's office changes bosses. Herring may open a law- practice in Sanford when he leaves the State Attorney's office. "That's what I have in mind right i now," he said. Herring recently moved to Geneva from Brevard County. Schnitt said today that Askew "doesn't intend to conduct an investigation of herring's office at this time but this doesn't preclude that possibility in the future." Askew blasted Herring for "abuse" of his office and By DONN A E.STES But in a compromise move by threatened to send state agents to Seminole to investigate Herald Staff Writer Commissioner Gordon Meyer, 11cm-ring's handling of a prostitution ring probe. the board agreed to place three &infortl city &OItli!1!SvflerS Askew, a Democrat, called the probe "very disappointing" authorize standby voting mnachs.,c with and said that Wednesday refused to it appeared that Herring had disclosed part of the any more polling places for the inspectors at the Civic Center in investigation to aid in his campaign for re-election. addition to the three machines Dec. 7 municipal election, herring sent [us investigation results to the governor's office and and clerks already planned. also declined to after he said he found evidence that a Casselberry city official had move the city's The standby machines would single polling place from its been "compromised" in connection with a prostitution ring. He be used if the turnout exceeds present location at the civic said he sent the report to Askew "because there has been mention center of the governor's office during the investigation." Si'.' SANFORI), Page 3A " .eCakil, By KRIS NASh Herald Staff Writer Two former teachers who were dismissed from the Seminole County school system last spring cleared the first hurdle Wednesday in a legal battle to reclaim their jobs. Circuit Judge Dominick J. Salfi ruled that the Seminole school board violated its contract with the district teachers association vhen it refused to grant arbitration on a grievance filed by -Jackson Heights Middle School librarian Lynette CorneUson. S.alfi rendered a partial summary judgment in favor of Mrs. Cornelison, a former media specialist who registered a grievance against the school board last May after learning that she would not beplacedon continuing contract for the 1976-77 school year. The c iurt decision clears the way for Mrs. Cornelison to go before an arbitrator with her grievance, which charges that she dtd not receive an annual evaluation from a superior and thus was (tented "every reasonable opportunity of developing into (ai useful and productive teacher," as provided by the contract. Iii a related move Wednesday, Salfi withheld summary judgment on a joint complaint filed by Mrs. Cornelison, former Oviedo 111gb School teacher Carol Edwards and the Seminole Education Association SEA). That action had sought to have arbitration ordered on a gr ievance filed by Mrs. Edwards as well as on the one lodged by Mrs. Cornelison because the plaintiffs maintained that the 1975-76 SEA-school board agreement guarantees arbitration as the automatic final step of its grievance procedure. Mrs. Edwards was teaching French and Spanish and serving as assistant chairman of the language arts denartnient at Oviedo when she was informed last April that she would not receive "tenure" in 1976-fl. A former resident of Paris who is certified to teach four subjects in Florida, Mrs. Edwards said she and Mrs. Cornelison were notified of their dismissal on form letters signed by their prin .. ------,isv iiii.lEL.l,...,._,...._ ui&- lett ers si.au.'u USUL LIIC scnoui aujijinistrusioti was not renewing their contracts because it hoped to place "more experienced and be tter qualified" teachers in their slots. The women took their grievances through the first three steps specified by the contract, submitting them to their principals, then to School Supt. William P Bud Layer and finally to the Seminole school board. All three appeals were denied. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Cornelison were then told that arbitration the fourth step in the grievance procedure would not be granted In their cases because teachers on annual contract without tenure had no right to grieve status. Layer also said that his decision to support the removal of an annual contract instructor or the denial of tenure to any teacher could not be overruled by an arbitrator. When their application for arbitration was denied, the teachers backed by the SEA filed suit contending that the 1975-76 teachers contract contained provisions for arbitration and asking the cour t to command the school board "to liveup to the tipulation.s of its contract." Sanford attorney Ned N. Julian, representing the school board, told Salfi Wednesday that "the subject matter of this contract was not intended to be affected by a grievance for arbitration issue of continuing contract status is not within the pur'.iew of this contract," Julian argued. "The plaintiffs may have tried to get it in there through the back door, but if it's an elephant, you have to call it an elephant. You can't call it a tiger and then say, 'Well, it's really an elephant and we're allowed to arbitrate it.' SEA attorney John Chamblee of Tampa responded by pointing to the contract, which states that "any dispute by a teacher or the association involving the interpretation or application of the -- - - - - Rosalynn Carter ' f. - BOOK MATCHES Carton of5OBooks P. Limit ? c thiru _ 11 6-76 MATCHESJ 15 — R.çvAIy 27 Gathering Data _ Askew Sti l l a—. - CROWN $59 Cs. ci Name Is... R.guioriy 3 lot 88c EARLY Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - See SEMINOLE, Page IA lain 14fl.. S - Sanford Reta n s Single Poll Site Wibsliams EjecI New Chief Of GOP-Heavy Commission, l A few absentee ballots being counted today at the courthouse in Sanford will determine whether county government will be dominated by nietitbers of the Democratic or Republican party If Republicans edge Democrats for the majority position, sources say Republicans will elect incumbent Dick Williams as the next commission chairman. Presently the board is dominated by Democrats Harry Kwiatkowski, Sid Vihien Jr. and Conunission chairman Mike hiatt.away. Williams and colleague John Kimbrough hold the short end of any three-to-two vote that splits along party lines, First, however, Williams must edge out oemocratic contender Dave Guntcr in a cliffhanger of a race where 2,505 absentee ballots will decide the election. In the "horse race" for the district 3 seat. Williams was out front by a minimum Nd votes when polls closed on Tuesday. Of course, hefore Williams can occupy the chairman's seat, Analysis , Elec t io n P In Brief, Page 2A ForJ Uncertain Of Future, Page 7A Debates Aided Carter, Page 7A Today - Absentee 'ote Count Goes On, I'age 2-A Aroand The Clock Bridge 4-A 4-11 $-B 4-B . Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb -, - - - .. 4-A 6-A 4-B horoscope f_B hospital Obituarks 10-A 10-A - Sports C '. 1-3-B , Ofl Weather Women. - 10-A s-S-A Republican contender Bill Kirchhoff must also beat Democrat John Alexander, a second seat that hinges on the 2,505 absentee ballots being counted. IIistoncaliy, according to Orange County Supervisor of Eke(ions Dixie Barber and her Seminole counterpart, Camilla Bruce, absentee ballots tend to follow the trend cf the eles.'tioii, If that holds true here. Williams and Kirchhoff will emerge winners. When polls closed Kirchhoff was out Front by 584 votes. Rob French, a Democrat. handily won his race again,st Republican Voice Perry and Independent Tom Bthford. However, in a 1964 race, Mrs. Bruce points out, absentee ballots decided the election. In that race, E. Pope Bassett, a Republican, was leading Democrat Lawrence Swofford 7,735 to 7,621 when the polls closed. When the absentees were counted. Swofford raked in 615 to Bassett's 369. Swofford won the election. At any rate, French's election added a Democrat. Though wins by Kirchhoff and Williams would change the board to one dominated by Republicans, the opposite holds true if Coiner or Alexander should emerge a winner. In that event, Kwiatkuwski if he will accept — would probably be nominated chairman. Williams is said to be the ideal choice for the Republicans be cause he is a Full-thne cunumssioner and has the time to devote in the ,Iiiti.'.i riw,,i,r.,,l ,,f . I5 IiJi. 'M' U UI Sources say Williams would not refuse the chairman's post. Sources aLso say that Republicans plan to offer Williams the position, depending of course on the outcome of the absentee balloting. l'he chairman's job is the top position in county government. A chairman wields great power and gets more involved In day-to. day affairs of county government than any other cumml.ssione,-. - — Ed Priekeft �24—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 4, 17 Counting Of Absentees May End Today By DONNA ESTEs Herald Staff Writer Election canvassers may complete the counting of absentee votes from Tuesday's general election late today, according to Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce. In addition to the 2,505 absentees filed for the overall election, some 700 ballots filed by persons eligible to vote only in the presidential contest must be tallied, Mrs. Bruce said. Canvassers began the chore at 10 am. Wednesday, and cornpleted the opening of envelopes at 1 p.m. Canvassers went borne at about 5:30 p.m. after counting about 900 of the ballots. A few hundred of the votes were disallowed because ballots were defaced or envelopes were improperly executed, according to elections workers, The counters started their work again at 9 this morning with three tables of four persons each counting the votes. It Is expected Legislators Don't Know What Bills Are, Page 10-A that 150 ballots per hour will he tallied. Unofficial results on the proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot are as follows: ?eminoie ieacners VVin A kourt battle Uver Jobs (O""'"Hattaway-Drummond Unofficial returns in Tuesday's general election show that incumbent State Rep. Robert Ilattaway Altamonte Springs) has a lead of 1,702 voles over former Seminole County commissioner Greg Drummond (RAltamonte Springs) for the district 33 seat in the Florida house of Representatives. The district Includes about 60 per cent of Seminole County and precinct 73A in Orange County. Unofficial results give hlattaway 12,421 in Seminole and 426 in Orange for a total of 12,847 to Drummond's 10,826 in j Seminole and 319 in Orange for a total of 11,145. Absentee ballots in both counties could change the result of the contest, but it does not appearly likely. Amendment One - requires full financial disclosure by canAnlenthnentSix — liitsthenweroffulltjmestateemployes didates and public officials - 27,627 for and 5,525 against, to one per cent of the state's population - 15,958 for and 17,987 Amendment Two - calls for appointment by the governor against. of Supreme Court and Appellate Court judges - 24,001 for and Amendment Seven - authorizes the Legislature to nullify rules 7,739 against, or regulations promulgated by the executive branch - 11,361 for Amendment Three - opens preceedings on charges against and 17,987 against. judges - 22,352 for to 8,714 against. Amendment Eight - requires that increases in benefits Amendment Four - authorizes tax exemptions for andpayable under a governmentally supported retirement program financing of community development or renewal projects be funded by the governmental unit - 18,849 for and 11,903 11,299 for and 18,974 against, against. mendment Five — authorizes the issuance of revenue bonds to AmendmentNine - authorizes a state capitol and mansion finance or refinance housing projects 14,934 for and 14,965 against. commission - 7,609 for and 23,862 against. Thursday, Nov. 4,1976-.]A l('onHiiut.d from Page IA collective bargaining agreement is considered to be a grievance" and "all teachers shall have the right to a fair and equitable grievance procedure." The agreement contains four paragraphs detailing (hi' grievance procedure, from the school principal through the superintendent and the school board to arbitration. Paragraph IV states, "IF the action taken in step 3 does not resolve the grievance ii the satisfaction of the grievant, the association .hall certify in sriting to the board its Intention to submit the matter to arbitration." .juliun contended, however, that since the grievance procedure contains no specific reference to continuing contract, such matters would be covered by a section entitled ''Managerial Rights." 1 This section slates that "the determination of any questiot with respect to wages, hours, terms and conditions of employment not expressly covered by this agreement, shall be (hi' "clusive right and respoinsibility of the boind subject to state regulations and laws of Florida and the United States," Florida statute empowers the school hoard to award teachers tunure but specifies that "in affirmative recommendation by ttic superintendent of public instruction is an absolute prerequisite" to such action, Julian said. The school board attorney also introduced an affidavit signed by Ernest Cowley. an :i's;stant spokesman for the school board bargaining team when the 1975-76 contract was negotiated. The affidavit stated that it had been the board's intent when shaping the agreement to have continuing contract disputes handled under the Nlanagerial flights section. "what lie's doing is undermining the contract," Chamblee said olCowley's affidavit. "lie's saying it doesn't mean what it says." Julian agreed that the contract expirmay provides for ever) teacher to receive an annual evaluation, so Salli ruled that Mrs. Cornelison could proceed to arbitration on that issue. But both sides will have to submit additional information before the court ";ui decide whether (hi' contract allows for tenure disputes to be decided by an arbitrator. li,i encouraged by the judge's decision on evaluation," Chamblee said afterward, "and by the nature of his remarks in denying summary judgment on the other issue." "I think )ou'rc seeing it come clearer and clearer," said Mrs. Edwards, "that the superintendent Is saying he's free from any legal restriction whatsoever." Layer, contacted today at his office, said he had not heard about the ruling. "I'll have a comment when I read the summary judgment by' the judge,'' the superintendent said. - Save 20OYo on .;'My these girls' Name Is...' I ( iiltiilucil ftotii l'ag(' I.", ELECOTION dress blouses. -1 1 N\ Carter Got 53% Of Florida MIAMI (AP) - Florida Republicans say Jimmy Carter won the state's 17 electoral votes on the strength of being a Southerner. But Democratic stategists say victory was simply a case of outmaneuvering the opposition. With absentee ballots still uncounted, Carter has 53 per cent of the Florida votes, pulling support away from Ford in usually Republican bastions such as Palm Beach, Brevard, Broward and Pinellas counties. fr Sale 5.20 a 16-4 . * .. Reg. 6.50. Long sleeve bow blouse. 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I think when people are so disillusioned with politics they need to know the,, haracter and fahllil) of the candidate more than the issues." 1)inng his campaign on the personal level, she said. gave Jimmy the advantage of learning what the people want and need. "This is something he thinks a lot of politicians have lost," sin' added. When flosalynn staniLs proudly by as her husband takes the oath as President of the United States, she can take satisfaction in knowing her hard work and "acrifice helped put liii:i thee,' " Sanford Retains '.Single Poll Site ('iintinued Iriiiii Pagi' 1.% j '.Iflht he (hi' i' ui'ntt'r ant i't voter had never t't'ii the 30 per cent predicted h) City cheated of his right to vote Clerk lknrs' l'anim. ('urn In I s i o e r A A Mayoral candidate hI,a rrs McClanahan said the civic kuip, noting that the cits has renter polling place had proved 8,'Z8 qualified vutcr. ur,,ul the to be efficient and sp.cious, omliihilSSlOtl to take advantage does not work a hardship on wif o an offer from the local anyone and has the additional Knights of l'olwnbus to use free advantage ( its location being if charge, their new hall in the known 1k added that the southern part of the city as a Tuesdas' turnout was a "one polling place. shot deal'' and the result of Shop, pointing to the to wit) S national election 83 per cent turnout in general election Tuesdi', said the Moore refuted an earlier t)ecember election ma) also tiaiiii that law requires the ii produce ,in increased oter li.i have one s otlng iiijchiiie fit urnutit. diJh 300 sokis. Moor s,- said tha t Mayor I I' Moore said it ('its' Attorne) 'tfuium Mize ht,i hail been decided in the past ruled that particular law refer-, that the single pulling iiiae't' tii state and not city election, ' Til # , L' j Sale 1 Reg. 7.50. Polyestc'r cotton brushed tww Pants with ican sty' Blue, red, or green 'I n 7-14 regular and SI, Sale prices effcHy. thru Sun., Nov. ; Rosalynn A Year Ago . '•l'i 'a JCPeriey Use your head to p,oted yur body. in cuss a any MPG or attempted rap.— JCPenney PHONE THE POLICE! Daly and Sulday. elcept SaI,d and Chr,tn,a Day 'he S,inlerd H,,.iid, IflC . 300 P1 Freicp, A,p , F SANFORD PLAZA '''.'. ' 0 6 Thursday, November 0, 1976—Vol. 6?, No. 65 $) in About her husband's campaign for the prt'snh'nt' Its,ilVflfl ail, i Ewnerigllezald 17 Georgians. ' Sale 6.40 _- a, ...- Sale 4.40 I Hawaii Could Have Helped 10 ------------ ________ - Carter Courting Leaders ,. . - . . as G eo rgia 'sFirst Lady he first tried to plan special menus for all the movie stars, foreign visitors and politicians that were always dropping in. Then she decided that Southern cooking is special. too, and after that visitors enjoyed sampling grits, peach ice cream, Fried chicken and barhectic. S i., ---------- V Sale prices effective thru Sun., Nov. 7. WASHINGTON - In two states today, Ohio with 25 electoral votes and Oregon with six, the results in the presidential race still remained too close to call. Absentee ballots could overturn slim Carter leads - but in neither state could they change the election outcome. Rosa/ynn Continued From Page 1A) Two States Still Uncounted Second CLau P0111099 Paid at Sanford, Florida )Pfl '"t' Dtirr,. 55 crqit% M,nir, 02W 6 $Iz B M,i In 41 , t'Orr' ici,.,'r , .11 dream of becoming l'resident, his short-range dream at that time was to stop Alabama (;OV. George Wallace. lie stalked Wallace and ended the Alabama governor's bid for the presidency forever with election victories in the primary. Wallace came back and solidly supported Carter, as did Florida and a solid southern bloc of states. In his quiet way, maybe Carter was stalking us all. I remember I liked what he said about putting people to work, For those who don't like to work - Jinuny Carter is not sour candidate, he said. But for those who want jobs they'll be available. I wish his aides hadn't been here. Then, maybe, Carter would have told me why, really, he'd give up fishing in Georgia for madness in Washington. Then again, maybe not. Anyway. 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Evening HerWd .11- 4)N 'kEN('ll AVE., SANF()li[), Ft.:. 32771 Area 041e:105-3221-261 I or 831.9993 Around — --- Thursday, November 4, 1976-4A WAYNE D. POYI,E, Publisher NORMAN It. OSIIRIN, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKIE, Advertising Director - — ___________ Home N-liver% Week, 55 cents-.Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $1420; Yea r. $28.40. l Mail. In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months. $16 20: 12 Months, $3240 Big Boys Of Crim e ' .'j w The Clock By NORM OSIIRIN Enter Bootleg Scene a Shades of the Roaring Twenties, bootlegging of cigarettes has almost reached the onerous distinction of the 'nobleexperiment."starting with a bit of harmless smuggling by tourists from the tobacco states to New York, the traffic has now reached major proportions. For example, a carton of cigarettes of a name brand may purchased in North Carolina for a low $2.89 and resold in New York for over $5. New be York City has a combined state and city tax of $2.30 per carton, plus a sales tax of 30 cents. North Carolina has a total tax of 30 cents. The profits are so lucrative that organized crime is in the picture and some sales are from stolen stocks or from stocks with counterfeit stamps. A truckload of cigarettes purchased in the South can yield as much or more than $60,000 in profits. Hijacked merchandise can bring a tremendous increase, of course. Dealing with a product light in weight and with no breakage, cigarette bootlegging is a better bet for hoods than whisky was in the 1920s. Officials of most of the Northeastern states are screaming as their tax bonanza threatened by this new breed of bootleggers. becomes So far most of the ideas concerning alleviating this latest illegal activity center on higher penalties, Greater penalties may only concentrate the bootlegging into the hands of organized crime, Just as in the bootlegging days during national prohibition, the greed of the political tax gatherer 'is pitted against the greed of the boys who operate , outside the law. When the greed of those seeking more gets out of hand, the hoods begin to move in on the bonanza which appears. taxes Now that the opportunity for illegal traffic in cigarettes has been opened, the big boys of organized crime have started a takeover in every , way possible. Some legitimate dealers in cigarettes are being "forced to maintain armed guards to keep from having their warehouses pilfered and their trucks hijacked. Politicians are viewing all this with the greatest alarm. But you can bet they won't cut their greed and take the enormous profits out of the bootleg cigarette traffic by removing the heavy taxes, Hope In Lebanon Arab leaders, meeting in Saudi Arabia, have agreed among themselves and with the Christian president of Lebanon on a plan to end the civil war in Lebanon. Alter so many futile cease-lire attempts, there must be great skepticism about the chances for success of this one. But it represents the most widely supported effort to date. The Arabs have formed a united fuont. The leadership of King Khaled of Saudi Arabia gives the new proposal the backing of the most influential leader in the Arab world, The interviewer was obviously impressed. He asked for more details. Specifically, lithe applicant had any leadership experience, The interviewee hesitated. "Yes, I would say so. At least! thought! had up until it couple of days ago. For a few years before lit' eventually headed to one of the major that, I Was even the chief spokesman for one of the manufacturingorkanizations in the area, winding imianufacturing xlitical parties Gfl Capitol Hill. up in the company's employment office. "So what happened? How come you lct that "Good morning. I'd like to talk to the emjob? ployment personnel manager. "Well, I didn't exactly lose it. I gave it up "Yes, sir. What are you looking for?" voluntarily for what I thought was a promotion. Well, to be honest, a job. Mine is ending in a To be honest, I was getting tired of waiting around couple of months and I want to be sure I have For more responsibility in that job. So I decided to something lined up before that. I always - well accept the new offer." most of the time - try to plan ahead." "What kind of responsibility were you offered?" "Something in the administrative field. It was 'Of course, I understand. Sit over there and fill iiew to me, but I was almost certain I could handle Ili this form; I'll get you someone to talk to. No, not it. here, over there - oops!, watch your head, the 'Couldn't you?'' uciting is kind of low.'' "Tell you the truth, I thought I could; and I was "Fine, thanks." just learning what it was all about when they chose One of the company's personnel people then a replacement. (iiOe into the front office, noticed the visitor and . "Who did?" invited him to come into his office. "The people I worked for. Guess they wanted a "It's see now," he opened, "tell mc little about yourself. Just what kind of experience do younew, smiling face, someone with a little different background for the job." have?" ''Ilium. I see. Tough luck. Especially these (lays 'Well, m y main interest the past several years . lias been the field of politics." when a job is not that easy to find." "Yes,believe rue, I agree. Can you help nie?" "Politics? Really? Sounds fascinating. We don't "Ti' be honest, sir, I'm not sure. With the get too iininy of thc.se kind of experienced people here that often. Tell rue more." cconoluiy tin' way it is, we're trying to cut costs, hoping that the more people we leave off the "Well, actually, my main field of endeavor has been political activism for the past 30 years. And, Ili payroll, the more prices will drop in the stores and fact, 26 of them were on Capitol Hill in Washington, hell) this darned inflation to go away once and for ill 1)11'.'' A tall, athletic, youthful-looking man - probably in his late 5 or early 60s - was seen around town this morning. Obviously unfamiliar with the area, he was asking directions and help in crossing the street from some of the townfolk. '' DON OAKLEY 'Really? Is that a company policy? Seems to me it would be at least as important to give a guy a chance to work and be a productive member of society so he can contribute taxes and buy things and all." Yes, that would seem logical, but in the past d couple of years, a new philosophy has been allvocated by our leaders. I personally can't Understand it, but the bosses around here apparently agree with it. I'm only following orders, you kJ1OW. I. The applicant frowned and shook his head 'Sounds kind of cruel and heartless to me. I never realized it before; this is the first time I've been unt'inployed, you know." ilie iiiterviewer nodded compassionately anti went on. "[Is the wat,, I notice you didn't list your avocational interests on this The applicant was obviously puzzled. "My hat?'' Your avocational interests. You know, hiubbics. outside activities, etc. "Oh, well, I like to ski, swim, duck and I ev&ii cook iiiy 'iwo breakfast once in awhile. I' ll ) especially goi with eggs. Swine Flu Vaccines Waste? ,— Austrian authorities I) virus, Martin Goldfield, assistant corrimissioner Ilv The Associated Press "nw 76 Eledions: A chance for Progress," "I though it was unwise," he is quoted in a between tax reduction and spending, between Ford and Carter." said the first. Beneath that title was a descruption of the article: "America is in desperate ublication of Boston University Medical Center, need for new leadership in 1976 to end the nation's drift and resume the progress that came to a halt after 1968." "Congress: Victim of Ford's Vetoes," said the second. "President Gerald Ford's ob structionism and record number of vetoes subverted the eGorts of the 94th Congress. The next: "The Economic Record 1960' 1976." The description: "Economic progress ground to a halt in the first years of the 1970s, with workers bearing a tremendous burden from International Airport. After conferring with the attorney general by phone, Kelley deleted major portions of his prepared text, lie then issued a brief statement through the Justice Dept. saying his planned talk "appears to give the wrong impression and does not truly reflect my feelings about the press. We seek not to blame others for our plight, but enlist their help in our renaissance Perhaps our concern unduly intruded upon our reason and the Ford approach to economics, symbolized by the Mismanagement of the Nixon-Ford Adminis- gave rise to rhetoric which too harshly assessed his stand on spending, with benign neglect of some of the big pocketbook issues of the day. That much seems to be apparent in the vote of blue collar workers, who were exhorted by union leaders to vote for the Carter-Mondale ticket, "a tration." And Finally this: "Unemployment The Overriding Issues." an article that tells how "One of every five American workers was jobless at some time (luring 1975." . innoculation to develop full immunity, and bitterness and bigotry will burn themselves out. The UnitLd Nations seems powerless to bring about a settlement. The United States can do nothing. We can only hope that the extremists on all sides will listen now to the voice of reason. millions could be infected in that time. The only safe course wastoassume the wom-st --. that there would be a swine flu epidemic and to take steps to prevent it. - - - JACK ANDERSON CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY\ I I I o c 41 o I p.m. 'Ill /—' -' , t k 1- AND ,pu' (Herald p11010 by Bob Lloyd) STATION WAGON AFTER COLLISION WIT11 SHERIFF CAR NEAR FOREST C' GENEVA, fly 11011 1,11.01,1) herald Staff Writer A Forest City area woman was treated and released at Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, Wednesday night after the station wagon she was driving collided with a Seminole sheriff's patrol car at W. Lake Brantley and Sand Lake Roads. Honda Highway Patrol trooper Ernie Jacobs in'.cstigated the traffic accident and a sheriff's department :pukesman said Louise P. Furstner, 27, of 24 Brantley tiilI.s Court, was charged with violation of right-of-way in I ttrinejim' with the collision. Officers said deputy Frank J. Ambrose, 28, was eastbound on md Lake Road when an auto made a left hand turn Sand Lake Road from W. Lake Brantley Road in the 1976 model patrol car. Damage to the patrol car was *':'.tiiiia(e-J at $1,000 and the station wagon was listed as a onto total loss. Switzerland (AP) The Rhodesian conference on black rule settled down to verbal sniping and technical talks today with no progress toward agreement in sight. ) Ambrose wasn't injure!. Marijuana Seized Sheriff's Lt Wi lluamn if. Iiota ;mnr'tm'ii l7-year-old . ' Seminole circuit court warrant and 50-pounds of cut and charging grand larceny. wrapped meat from a freezer. Booked at county jail in lieu of $5,000 bond was Melvin Emery Walker, 45, who gave his address as 2545 S. Park Drive, according to jail records. Orlando juvenile and sheriff's agents reported they seized just over a half-pound of marijuana Ili an incident on Candace Blvd., Fern Park. Hogan reported that because (if recent vandalism incidents in the area, he approached a suspicious auto parked behind con.stnuction trailers. Deputies said there were six juveniles in the auto, including four girls and a boy who had bust been ptt'kr'd up at a nearby teenage hangout. The five passengers were released, deputies said, after the driver said the other youths had no prior knowledge of the marijuana, packed in I llmlierous plastic bags and t'onimaumleu in two paper sacks. l.arc&'ny Suspect lteturned Sheriff's deputies have returned a Sanford man from Ne',t Brunswick, N. J. on a CII Theft Suspect Altamonte Springs police arrested David Arthur Reid, 18, 206 Bitterwood St., Winter Springs, on a grand larceny charge after two citizens band radios were sold to a policeman in a liquor store parking lot, according to jail records. Bond for Reid was set at $5,000. Firearms, Meat Stolen Sheriff's detectives are investigating the theft of firearms and frozen meats, total value M. in a burglary at the residence of K. G. Gano, Big Tree Road, IMngwood. Deputy Van Stuart reported the house was entered by prying OCfl a kitchen door. Listed as missing were two rift's, two shotguns, a tape deck R. Gordon 8riu.on L. F, 0 Robert I. Briion L.F.D. I 9 . I , .,-) -rrt Q p'iiy — BRISSON FUNERAL HOME G eorge Southard Mortician Oldest Funeral Home in Seminole County 905 Laurel Avenue - First ) Ind prices surge i , a 1 SAVE ALMOST $30! EUREKA "A 79 IMPERIAL CLEANER $0 •7 95 , '•: Features exclusive 6'Wy Oual-A'Nap rug ad justment. cleans any carpet _ even shags Edge cleaner lets you clean up to the baseboards 12" Oustributr' beater-bar brush roll r "c rAl - ) Moditerranean style tables with tine crafcsmanri i n ieqant r'ch pecan stain color Each providing CAiNO - TOOLS 1NCLUOLO, functo;n car.'eil pft - -' S29 15 Vililve t__ io4s I I r,Wall '' -- cent higher last month, tia' largest one-month increase last October when thk'v rose 1.2 per cent. The prices have continued rising at a rapid rate since last June. 322-2131 YOUR FULL SERVICE STORE rC.JCI'e "u' C Mortician Established in 1885. - SAVE 861 on this CB radio Ray Slaton Sanford, Florida WAShINGTON I Ai' Higher costs for automobiles, fuel and other industrial goods boosted wholesale prices by six-tenths of it per cent in October, markung the second consecutive big monthly increase, the governmnent said today. n Turner L. Croft, Sr. Mortician When Service Matters Che&Sre . inflationary pressures Ili thc economy since they are less volatile than fanmui prices. Farm prices were down 1.2 per cent in October after rising 1.9 per cent in September. They had declined in both July and August. Prices for processed The rise was smaller than the foods and feeds also dropped in tober, declining seven-tenths i ine-tt'nths of a per cent in- October, crease in September, but still of a per cent. flu.' Wholesale Price Index was the third-sharpest monthly stood at 185.2 in October, meanincrease this year and by no means good news for the in- ing that goods selling for $100 at corning Carter administration. wholesale in 1967 now cost $185.20. Wholesale price Only a decline in agricultural changes usually are refleettil, prices kept the wholesale price after a lag, in comlswrier prices, index from rising more sharply. although the linkage is not preThe Labor Department saul 0. R. Smith, Sr. Manager 119 COMBINED YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE ' I Prices Jump .6% During October and taxied back to the terminal at O'llare to Patrol Car, Wagon Collide front of No Progress In Sight Chicago for New Mexico. Receiving this emergency message, the plane turned around Ford either failed to delineate the tradeoffs or Eventually the kiffing in Lebanon will come to an end. The Elsewhere, Carter was viewed as a welcome fresh face or a puzzling unknown by editorialists trying to predict what direct ion the new American leadership would take. aboard TWA Flight 217, about to take off in he failed to convince enough people that his version of the balance between spending and taxing was the correct one for the times. Ford clearly was for tax cuts. "The best tax reform is tax reduction," he said Oct. 4 when signing into law an $18 billion tax revision, one he Proponents of vaccination argued, however, said should have been $10 billion more. lie said it that stockpiling would be useless because inoften again. flue'nza could spre;d faster than people could be But while tax cuts have indisputable immunized. It takes about two weeks for an popularity, many voters may have come to view "to prepare irrevocably to immunize an entire population before knowing the frequency or severity of side effects and efficacy of the vaccine . I recommended manufacturing the vaccine and preparing to deliver it if needed." . 'V Egypt's leading newspaper called on the Arab world to forge a united front and find new ways to use oil as a political weapon in order to cope with President-elect Jimmy Carter's pro-Israel policy in the Middle East. Tradeoffs the policy tradeoffs," he said. "The tradeoff of the New Jersey Department of Health. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Moslem and (Thristian forces in Beirut battled through the night with rockets, artillery and tank guns in the city's heaviest outbreak of fighting since the cease-fire began two weeks ago. Hospitals and militia sources reported about 15 persons killed and 20 wounded (luring the night. It was the highest casualty toll reported since the truce began Oct. 21. President Elias Sarkis and Arab League mediator Hassan Sabri Kholi got in touch with leaders of both sides, and a Palestinian spokesman said the fighting decreased after (lawn. Carter Worries Arabs WASIIIN('I'u)N . 'fl' Fill inn; bccn catlimg a lot of flack recently and some of it has been . undeserved, or at least the bureau's director, . . Clarence Kelle), feels this way. So, in a speet h 'c - : planned for delivery the other day in New Mexico to a group of editors and publishers. ' :.'' " Kelley planned to return a little of the fire. ' The essence of what the nation's top G'mnan 7' . ,' was to say is as follows "The journalist who tells it like it is, whether we are right or wrong - and most of them do .. ,. . has my deepest respect and my pledge of , '1 cooperation. Why the alarm in the first place? "Hut if a journalist continually displays an ( " i"' For one reason, the appearance of a new " ' obsession to support his own hostile notions .b strain of influenza has always resulted in a 9 — ' -. J about our agency, or to support a boilerplate worldwide pandemic simply because most editorial policy without regard for objectivity, ' . .people have no immunity to it, and the R. Dix j then he cannot expect to continue to enjoy any strain was new in that it hadn't been seen in sort of productive relationship with us. human beings since early in the century. "Itis true that as a government agency we 'Well bless my Seoul. There's another one.' For another, news of the discovery imare accountable to the people. We will fulfill that mediately recalled the devastating flu pandemic obligation. But we will not continue to throw open of 1918-19, which involved a similar virus and the doors for those who invariably dash us with which killed 20 mullion people worldwide, in- JOHN CUNNIFF scalding water" eluding some 500,000 in the United States. Fair enough. But Kelley's speech was not to be. The panic button was pushed. When White Thus no one disputed the need to begin house Counsel Philip Buchen saw an advance developing and producing a swine flue vaccine, wire service story on the Kelley talk, he urnThe question was whether the vaccine should clear choice," said the AFIrCIO "Federalist" mediately called Atty. Gen. Edward Levi telling NEW YORK (All) - Late on election afithiinistered on a universal scale or merely magazine on its October cover. him that the Fill director's address "didn't stockpiled in case mass inoculation became ternoon, one of President Ford's special Inside the publication were only four articles, reflect the President's views on dealing with the assistants for economic matters was describing necessary. and the subjects with which they dealt, and the press." by telephone his concept of what a political camOne of those who favored the stockpile ap- paign shot'ld accompash. manner in which they did so, told of the AFt.,Levi then swung into action. lie placed a proach was the doctor who identified the Ft. Dix CIO's fury at President Ford. "The best thing that can occur is to delineate telephone call to Kelley, who at the time was be ( \J' 46 ' Delineate All Woman Charged With Violation Battles Erupt In Lebanon By The $135 million Congress appropriated for the nationwide swine flu inoculation program could be one of the best investments the country ever made. Or it could turn out to have been the biggest medical false alarm in recent history. It depends, of course, on whether swine flu does break out this winter. So far, not a single case has been reported anywhere in the world since it was identified in five recruits at Ft. Dix, N.J., last February, and some medical experts continue to question the widsom of trying to immunize 200 million people against something that may never occur. F Ot / I VIENNA, Austria (AP) - A 20-year-old Pole brandishing a dummy hand grenade hijacked a Polish airliner today on a flight from Copenhagen to Warsaw, forcing the plane to land in Vienna, officials said. The lone hijacker, who was being deported from Denmark to Poland, then surrendered to ti /\ 15 NOVEMBER?. 1976 Surrenders To Police Kelley Hushed p Bosses '.4 IUPV C01`0 Pole Hijacks Airliner, N.W., . F CS , HAPPYBIRTHD JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. ' a'si a IN BRIEF "Sixteen Ilundred Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C.', "Good, thanks, Don't call us; we'll call you. And atih your hi'— whoops, you did it again. ...'-' " / DNK C\\ E I £JUDG WORLD The intervieer flinched, but trii'ii to remain calm and stoic. ''I ..,," replied. "Well, well see hat i' tan do for you. Oh, and one more thing: you also didn't list your present address on this form The applicant nodded. " Thursday, Nov. 4, 197 — SA 1 DELIGHTFUL 10 LIVE WITH 145' aZ!t'1 ' 4 since the blame On the press." But what a tempest in a teapot So, Kelley was going to criticize the press. So what? Big Deal''My only criticism the planned Kelley talk that it lacked specificity. of tit Economists are usually more concerned about price trends industrial coomuuoilitues as All 11 1 (fic,illi , 11 of the iud''rls ing -Lw, fur BERRY'S WORLD Report: Reactors May Be Boondoggle WA.SIIINGTON— Hidden in a technical report, stamped with stern secrecy warnings, are findings that could affect the lifestyle of ever)' American. The 78-page study strongly suggests that the nuclear reactors, which the government is counting on to produce 40 per cent of America's future electric power, may never get beyond the blueprints. This could mean that Americans tomorrow may no longer enjoy the unlimited use of lights, heaters, air conditioners and other home appliances. Even automobile driving may be restricted unless government planners stop making promises and start developing other fuel sources' Only a few key officials have had access to the disturbing study. This terse warning appears on the cover: "Recipients must not show or release its contents for purposes other than official review and comment under any cir- We have reason to believe, however, that the stark findings may be watered down before they are released to the public. The American people "I guess you know how Wft Republican congressmen feel, oh, little leaP" are entitled to know the truth in its original scientific I onn, without political censorship. We have swniiiarized the highlights, therefore, of the secret General Accounting Office report. It deals witth "liquid metal fast breeder reactors," which the technicians know by the muttak I .MI-'H It. The study, characteristic of scientific research, is cautious. But these clear conclusions can be drawn: —The development of the fast breeder has been impeded by bureaucratic balkanization. There has been absolutely no government coordination worth noting. More than 100 separate agencies, committees and other 0ititles have a voice in the development. —Federal nuclear experts have grossly misled the public about the risks. The report contends that the safety of the fast breeder is highly speculative. —Its Financing by private industry, contrary to official statements, probably will prove impossible. The technology has already cost a hefty $2.8 billion. —Government planners are concentrating almost exclusively on the fast breeder, with an all-the-eggs-in-one-basket abandon. Vet it not only may never work, but the economic fuel reprocessing maX never be achieved. Theoretically, the fast breeder should produce more fuel thauiit uses. But a failure to achieve reprocessing would eliminate it as a cheap energy source. —Even if the fast breeders overcome all the obstacles and become operative, it will cost an estimated $153 billion to build the same energy capacity that could be constructed for $128 billion with conventional reactors and $95 billion with coal-fired power plants. —If the IMFBII program fizzles, as now seems likely, the nation will have no alternative but to etifon e cnerg) cunservaLunl on the publ ic This A ould introduce the strict, regulated use of energy. For alternate energy sources, such as fusion, solar energy, sea wave generators, wind energy and shale oil, are either inadequate or a generation away. —As evidence that the nuclear program is stalling, the report declares: "Only four new reactor plants (of any kind) were ordered in 1975 and only one plant was ordered during the first six months of 1976. Since the beginning of 1974, orders for over 200 reactors were deferred and nearly 30 were cancelled Public opposition to nui'lear plants hail gathered support in many states. Not only environmental but financial obstacles have blocked cunstructioni. Thu.' fast breeder, meanwhile, is so experimental that even a small, 380-megawatt test plant cannot be ready before 13. And "no single, commercial-sized reactor Las been tested or even designed in the U. S.," the study points out. Nor has anyone yet coordinated the four factors needed to process fast breeders building the plant, producing the fuel, reprocessing the used plutonium and disposing of the lethal wastes. The nuclear development is 'snarled almost beyond hope in a mniaze of agencies and cornmnmttees with conflicting jurisdiction. Declares the report disnuiall' On Capital Hill alone. "33 committees, 6 :.'committees and one panel clauumi soruit' IL. over the Knerg) Ib''' rh - 'httiuii Twenty-nine different federal shari.' responsibility for recommending comprehensive national energy policy." This doesn't Lake into account the numerous Private utilities, financial houses, mnanulacturers and citizens groups that are also involved in the program. These factors all add up to delay At best, it will take 13 years to build a cornmercial reactor, 10 years to get the fuel fabricated and 12 years to construct a fuel reprocessing facility. And at least 10 years will be needed to prepare a permanent disposal dump in the remote Southwest where the deadly wastes can be safely buried and kept from contaminating the environment For the necessary thousands of years. The secret study all but rejects out of hand the two most optimistic schedules for the develop-ment of the IMFliH technology. Its "conservative" estimate is that only six-fast breeders will be in operation by the year 2000. The economic feasibility of these few plants won't be known until 'early in the next century." The possibility also remains that the problems of safety, pollution and fuel repmut'umug could block the fast breeders altogether. The report, in part a model for setting uuational energy policy, pleads eloquently for "a Firuii decisiwu" to coordinate efforts with goals. Otherwise, the United States might be compelled to return at least part time, to candles and UNIQUE "CAPTAIN'S BED" WITH STORAGE SHELVES AND DRAWERS! .i The most effective crze prevention agencies d.vlcs ever Invented— lIrcn,r II, ,,prr.,,r rquiInirflI. 9 (enfld filobile USE titiil 150.95 ant e.tri ke a s.'s, f u AA HWXSTW CMO G.'4P,Q4 I Olfq It Fo QUEEN SIZE COLONIAL SOFA SLEEPER ' , t L3OJ', "c'.tr' r ' Pe !lLe1( ' Sb si A-9 lass list k4- -. SOUTHERN AIR IT DOESN'T COST TO SHOP 1, 1AT STERCHl'S—IT PAYS!" I • HOURS . 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The idea won overwhelming rg approval with little debate last spring, but the voters turned it down by a 5446 per cent margin. It wasn't until Budget Director Joe Cresse reported that the amendment could result in dismissal of 12,000 fuiltime employes that a number of lawmakers chorused, "I didn't know The plan was drafted by Robert Rhodes, who was former Speaker Richard Pettigrew's chief legal aide, and John Wesley White, who was staff rector of the House Community Affairs Committee. , ,' The result is confusion on top of befuddlement among people who ought to know what the bill is supposed to say. "We get two or three inquiries each week for evidence of legislative intent," said House Clerk Allen Morris. Morris said the House has installed machines to copy the tapes kept as a record of debates so that anyone who wants to learn what a bill means can pick up dues from the actual discussion of It. Business has been brisk, he said. The Rhodes-White report calls for a central depository of all materials relating to legislative intent. Morris said the new Capitol contains a vault to store the tapes indefinitely. The report 1133 sparked real interest a ouse Speaker Donald Tucker, D-Tallahassee, has ordered 30 copies. If the recommendations recommendationsare re dontcl n lAn,Ynr r'n.'rhnq it -will .......••'• be appropriate to say, as the late U.S.Supreme court Justice uA I IOIIIUWICL uu;v Lulu iu i.UUCdgue5, quoting a canoon: "I admit this new bill is too complicated to understand. We'll just have to pass it to find out what it means." The Department of General Services distributed some statistics on the state's new Capitol last week when officials gathered for the cornerstone laying. 'The 22-story structure has 718,000 square feet of floor space, smough for 16 football fields. Some ,000 cubic yards of concrete went into the building, enough to build a sidewalk five feet wide four feet deep and 77 miles long. 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And the poll found that televised debates between Ger- they knew far more about the aid Ford and Juniny Carter candidates when they voted benefited Carter more than the than they had in May. / President, apparently by giving Each of the 2,487 voters interthe voters a better idea where viewedby the AP survey was he stands on major issues. asked where the candidate they But an Associated Press sur- voted for stood on four major vey of voters on election day issues - govern ment-guaranfound the debates dispelled only teed jobs, an antiabortion -40 part of the voters' confusion on amendment, more money for Carter's position on abortion national defense and national and did not wipe out concerns health insurance. about his fuzziness on issues. On all tour issues, more supThe debates exerted less in- porters of each man named his fluence on Ford voters, but they position correctly than named it also apparently helped expand incorrectly. supporters' knowledge about The margins were as large as his stands on issues. the 70 per cent to 18 per cent The AP survey was con- edge by which Carter voters ducted on Nov. 2 at 100 scien- said he supports comtifically selected precincts prehensive national health watched the r1'h;it tended to across the country, ranging insurance and the 70 per cent to be the better educated voters, from several in New York City 23 per cent bulge by which Ford who are expected to have a betto those in remote rural areas. backers said he opposes the ter idea of candidates' posiIn a unique cooperative effort, federal government guaran- tions. But education cannot ac* reporters from AP member teeing jobs for all those who count for all of the variation newspapers and broadcast sta- want them. found by the survey, leaving the Lions joined AP staffers and When broken down into those debates as a major factor. stringers to do the interviewing, who watched the debates and But the survey also found that Asked how much influence those who did not. Carter voters Carter is still viewed as fuzzy the debate had on their decision who watched the debates were on the issues. who to vote for, 44 per cent of from five to nine points more About one out of five of his he Carter supporters said the likely to name his position portions of the debates they correctly than those who did not own supporters agreed that 'its hard to know where he satched had a "great deal" or watch the debates. Ford backers who wat'hed stands on the issues" and 35 per "some" influence on their dccithe debates were even more ct!flt more said there was no sion. By contrast, only 36 per cent well versed - naming the difference between Carter and of the Ford voters said the de- President's positioii correctly Ford on that trait bates they watched had swayed more often by a 9-to 13-point .Abortion was the oniy LS.SUt' their decision to that degree. margin over those who did not. on which Carter voters were Over-all, agreement with the These findings do not prove generally confused, with about candidate on the issues was the the debates were the source of half saying they didn't know reason cited most by all the the information on the candi- where he stood or crediting him COLGATE TOOTHPASTE Sears j of Sanford Microwave Oven SALE IiiiiIILi 1O0 off 600-watt oven with defrost evele Was 397.95 297 95 99771 '50 off microwave O'.'efl with seLting. 90 to 625 watts Was 1417.95 Thursday, Nov. 4, in time with value! WASHINGTON (AP) - For ,r., T you will have my complete and Jerry Ford, like Jimmy Carter, ½.,. whole-hearted support as you it is a time for readjustment. take the oath of office this ' But, while Carter and his •. January." aides begin a transitional penThe Fords' daughter, Susan, cxl to set up the Democrat's and three sons stood in the White House tenure, the plans / background alongside the Presof the man who will move out of I . ident as Mrs. Ford read the the Oval Office in January . statement. Susan appeared to remain uncertain, according to be fighting back tears. his spokesman. . Ford, said Nessen, was "cerPresident Ford is planning to tainly disappointed" by the take a week-long vacation in election results, but he quoted Palm Springs, Calif., and will P one aide who said the President probably leave Washington on seemed "to feel a lot better than Sunday, according to his press • we do." secretary, Ron Nessen. .,• .. • He said the President Ford conceded defeat at 11:04 '. '. '' "seemed to give strength to his •. am. EST Wednesday in a Ide'.. . family and members of the phone call to Carter in Plains staff who were affected by and also sent a telegram to the FORt) this." Democrat. pled g I n g family." Until the inauguration on Jan. cooperation in the transition Mrs. Ford, teary-eyed, read a 20, 177, Ford, according to period. statement saying Ford "wants Nessen, will focus on such Ford's hoarse throat pre- to thank all those thousands of projects as the Strategic Arms vented him from carrying on people who worked so hard on Limitation Talks, the Middle much of a conversation, Nessen his behalf..., The President East and efforts to control said, so White house chief of urges all Americans to join him spending and inflation. staff Richard Cheney, on an ex-in giving your united support to Nessen noted Ford has the tension telephone, read the text President-elect Carter as he responsibility to present a fiscal of the 'telegram to the former prepares to assume his new re- 1978 budget and economic Georgia governor, now presi sponsibilities." reports that go to a new Condent-elect. Then she read the "Dear gress in January. The talk, the press secretary Jimmy" telegram. What does the President plan said, was "warm and friendly." "It is apparent now that you to do after Jan. 20' Nessen was (, Then, just after noon, the have won our long and intense asked. President and his family ap struggle for the presidency. I "I don't think he's really fopeared in the White house press congratulate you on your victo- cused on precisely what he's room where Ford, his voice ry ...," she read. '"Although going to do," the press secrehoarse from campaigning, there will continue to be dis- tary said. "I've heard him talk turned over the microphone to agreements over the best about an interest in teaching -'t -'---, lP-iII I CriX 33 means LO use in pursuing our political science at a univer"the real spokesman for the goals, I want to assure you that sity." • NATURE'S CONFECTION THE SHOWER RSSflOE Basically, the Rhodes-White plan calls for an intent report when a bill is introduced and reports at the committee and conference committee levels to explain changes. Many bills are completely rewritten by committees. Conference committees, which resolve differences between the House and Senate, often rewrite bills without explaining the changes or why they were made. Uncert ain Of Future, Ford Plans Vacation "1 look on it as a chance to travel to Brussels, Rome and Paris,' who also named him to serve out the term of impeached said Ashler, who has traveled extensively as insurance tom Treasurer Thomas O'Malley. Ashier and Askew are good friends, but from comments Ashler missioner. "But the governor is thinking more along the tines of Sop. made to an Insurance group last week, the two may have different choppy, Pittsburgh and Baltimore." he deadpanned. ideas of the new job. I — 11 'I' z ii 1! (ii 1['1 LIlIl1!SAVINGS IziiNATIONALLYIADVERTISED1BRANDS :- There probably isn't much that can be done to assure that legislators know what they're doing - short of electing better people. 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Mrs. Kirby, and was accepted by the whose great grandfathers both guests attending were: Mrs. Norman deVere Howard Burch Cornelius, president, chapter. fought iii the War between the Frank U. MacNeill, Mrs. Jay Chapter of the United presided. The president reported there States, lie related politics 1976 Miller, Mrs. Martin llram, Mrs. Daughters of the Confederacy Alter Mrs. Cornelius were five new chapters to Southern heritage and what was held at the home of Mrs. welcomed members and organized in Florida during the has changed since Appomattox Cornelius, Mrs. Fred Harris, Troy Ray Sr., with Mrs. Glenn guests, the chapter chaplain, past year, but that (here were \lrs. I.D. Hastings, Mrs. W.B. and the 19th century. lie stated Kirby, Mrs. 11.11. McCall, Mrs. Mrs. T.J. Taylor, led the ritual 10,000 fewer mem be rs than that men who fought In the War Ray, Mrs. F.E. Itoumillat, Mrs. followed by the Lord's Prayer years ago, giving evidence that Between the States valued E.A. Sewell, Mrs. Charles in unison. fewer persons are keeping alive honor and believed in principals Steenwerth, During the business session, the memory of the Confederate Mrs. M.R. committee reports were heard soldiers who Fought for the that uiiean more to them than Strickland, Mrs. J.W. Soverns, their lives. and a letter of resignation of Southern cause. Mr. Li) ;ur, Mrs. W.B. k Mrs. Margret Greene, Orange Mrs. Ray, program chairAssisting the hostess in Wallace, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, city, a past president, was read man, introduced guest speaker serving refreshments was Mrs. Mrs. Glenn Wimbish and Mrs. by the secretary, Mrs. W.B. Charles Reese, columnist, John It. Wimbistu. Members and John B. Wimbish. Grandfather dIlIUI U iii :UL1Jt LUIIl LU I.iIILld Will tiC Ilt'iU sway during the -during the past year she Mountain where they roasted evenings festivities. Tickets Woman's Club, .,09 S. Oak St., ire available from members of on Nov. 10, From 9:30 am. until probably holds the world's marshmallows in the open record as having the three most fireplace and enjoyed other tlit' Sanford Police Department 12:30 p.m. The finals will begin 11, Saturday 9 p.m. • 1 am. in expensive hairdos or better yet, aspects of the family scene. The r at the door Saturday night. at 1:30 p.m. e Sanford Civic Center. The tournament is open to all hair-un-dos, resulting from 19 degree temperature was a bit ocet'ds benefit the Sanford of nippy for the Floridians on the phases bridge and canasta tour- men and women over age 55. various Police Benevolent Association day they scurried back to the n,ient will be just one of the Refreshments will be served neurosurgery, Inc. landa has returned home home stretch. many exciting activities during and prizes awarded. For FurMusic will be provided by Th e how does the busy surgeon where she is convalescing after the Golden Age Olympics ther information contact Mrs. Checkmates; dress is informal words. BYOB. surgery at Florida North unwind after hours? Herbert Larson, 322-8718. and so are refreshment Tickets are $5.00 per person scheduled Nov. 8-13 Jean said, "Frank plays Regional Hospital, Gainesville. this segment of the Olympics arraniements — in other and there tIi be door prizes Although her voice is a bit tennis at The Forest and is weak, her mind is hyperactive totally addicted to football. At over Forthcoming events every opportunity we take the Er t Reca t surrounding Sanford Junior kids to Disney and Frank dons Woman's Club and carrying out jeans and is one of the biggest Czechoslovakia on Feb. 26 and the Norman Luboff Choir on The first of the 1976-77 Mutual Concert Association kids there. We have seen, "It's her role as president. March 17. For Christmas. the Stetson University Chorus will productions will open in the Sanford Civic Center Friday at 8 a Small World" so many tunes, present a musical program on Dec. 6. p.m. with actor-pianist Max Morath presenting a nostalgic but Dr. and Mrs. Franklin (Jean)I can tell you all of the lights As always, SMCA will host the annual Champagne Ball in lively look at The Ragtime Years. (lontz and children, Lisa and that are burned out." the Civic Center on Dec. 4. Although Morath wasn't around during tne Itaglime years, Todd, have returned from This year. SMCA members will also be entitled to attend the accomplished molologist and musician finds himself happily The 1976-77 dancers of Ballet North Carolina where they performances presented by the concert associations of Daytona in tune with this era, and has chosen his material with a knowing were entranced with the Guild of Sanford-Seminole are Beach and Fort Pierce. eye. colorful autumn leaves come reminded that deadline for Memberships may be purchased from SMCA board Combining an affection for the past with show business skill sponsors is Nov. 5. Pat Scott, twnbling down. members up un til the first performance, and will also be on sale of the present, he offers a bright and exciting trip into Ragtime. Highlighting the trip was chairman, will be at the home at the door Friday night, when the membership campaign for attending it furniture show at studio from 5-6 p.m. to receive 1976-77 will end. Family memberships are $25; individual Other presentations during the coming concert season will high Point and visiting Frank's the sponsor lists. memberships, $12; student memberships, $6. include performances by Broln. a musical company from given Put on your dancin' shoes this ekend and boogie on down to 25th Annual Policeman's JEAN BUTLER - Women Can Achieve Too I * I 4' ' A -- .It; (I r' Mrs. Randal Scott Brister —' - .' ,. " t - .. Alvarez, Bris ter Unite In Marriage '. fr t. U SnOW. -. r Winning the vote for the most popular item on display was Dorothy Giffin for her needlework study of red poppies. A couple of hundred needleworkers displayed their handiwork, including pupils and customers of Mrs. Rathmell and other persons who enjoy needlework as a hobby. 16 '. ... .. • JP I ,,, / Mrs. Rathmell, left, and Dorothy Bock, Sanford, admire a latch hook rug and other of the larger exhibits, while Mrs. Medeline L.auzner, right, and Mrs. Jean Brown, both of -' " Alta monte !!! The nuptials took Place inthe high -ceilinged living room; the adjoining conservatory corn"Society has changed but bined to create cathedral-like men's attitudes towards women effect. " have not. Women have greater A massive Allen organ was responsibilities now and therefore a greater need for played by Paul, who is an organist by profession. He also equa1opportunities,"saysJe Butler. She has worked for accompanied his brother, about 15 years in the health Howard of Oak Ridge, Tenn., :,care field, usua lly as a medical who was the soloist. Rev, Charles Wood, pastor of recor ds administrator. Last year she was an assistant Freelandville Methodist professor at Florida Ch urch officiated at the can. dielight ceremony. Technological University "I've been lucky," she says, The couple's granddaughter, ..for most of my working years, Paula Yontz, of Paris, Ill. because I've been able to work served as matron of honor with it, but I realize her husband, Karl Yontz 111, there are unfortunate dr. best man. Mr. Pritcherd gave cumst.ances for many women, the bride away. "I'd like to see the ComFor the double ring mission try to elevate the status of women as far as employment ceremony, Emma Elliott was and equality of pay are con-attired in a formal blue-grey cerned, For womento have the gown featuring long flowing sleeves and a square neckline. same oppo rtunities as men, "I'd like u.s to bring to A garnet necklace matched her business and industry the teardrop earrings. She carried realization that women can a Bible covered with a nosegay achieve the same as their male of red and white carnations and counterpart, and to ask that baby's breath. hey give the females their Th e ho no r attendant was opportunities. gossned in a wine colored For - Pos es ve-In Babys itter i covered dish supper on Nov. 14 and Mrs. Jim Spencer. Mrs. p.m. The meeting will be Winnie McRoberts, Herbert at ar.'cii and Mr. and Mr'i'id at th Altamcntc Sprthg Problems For Widower 6:30 '- '-•"---" 'i"''Y. tiuiu': :gam y s. lilutie iuiru II 5 come up in SiCK 10 lOOK aft er me have Maria live wi th mern after --' --DEAR don't worry about shat %l1. your column! I refer to the they're married. She said agreed with the priest, widower, age 41, wi th two small minded people think, The boys hove Maria and I confusing business of the Maria is willing to live with me. boys, ages 6 and 11. My wife ABBY: Seetris to tile proper use of "Nis." adore her in must confess that said would have to think it was killed three yea rs ago in an I've read a lot lately about Why not just drop the Ms., it fatherly way. Would I be inover. auto acc1ent and because I few for a "dying" people Miss or Mrs., and simply adviting trouble to take Maria in' Maria is a lovely girl, but she was driving, 1 needed minutes, coming back to life dress the person by name as I looks like a 20-year-old woman, I have more than enough money professional he lp to get over the and living for years. I've begun have done in addressing you? In to send her to college when the if you know what I mean. I fear feeling of guilt. wondering how many people this of time comes. She wants to be a day liberated that if I let her live here, my I have recently hired a young ...... k,. i..._a I....I,o,, hitricsI ,iiv,' which .,.i persona, i ..... .-ht II'1 3 lIIIII LJUUUI. 411U I1Ut4LIUII naoysiuer LO lOOK after the MUST KNOW has developed a fear in inc that for everybody, why can't we be house and boys. 11cr name is never been married, plans to ruined by evil-minded people. [WAR MUST KNOW: Maria I might be buried alive one day. who we are without the gobMaria and she is a very sen mar ry next month. She came to My parish priest advised me to It's giving tue nightmares! bledygook of Mr., Ms., Miss or take her in, and not to worry sounds like a serious minded. sible, intelligent and mat ure iS- see me and begged me to let os Abby, who is supp ed to Mrs.' about evil-minded people. My ambitious, intelligent girl. If year-old. Maria li ve in my house beca use wake absolutely sure a person The Mr. before a man's name mother-in-law, who is too old you're cer ta in that your atMaria's mother, who has her future husband refuses to is dead be fore he's buried? The is useless since it applies to both ctor or married men and single men. WORRIED And to label a woman by her l)%I( WORRIED: Most marital stat us vi an invasion uf state lass s require that a death her privacy. Whose business i Refreshments were provided treaters who came to the door An old Fashioned Halloween You've heard of Pin the Tail on certificate be signed by either a it whether she's married, pay was held at the home of the Donkey? Well, for this night by the social committee: throughout the evening. I am and ...-,.,.-"--- a bo -"-- ""'5- Xi Theta Epsilon Hosts Traditional Party '--- '•'"•' — DEAR I I I - were and Sue Ceynowa. A huge [lob Blum, Ercell and Bob Prizes member, and husbands, of Xi Sekeleton' Theta Epsilon Sorority, Beta awarded: the best costume was ceramic pumpkin highlighted Gray. Elizabeth and Chuck the buffet table and four little Jett, Evelyn and Alex Serraes, Sigma Phi. worn by Connie Dean who came ceramic witches danced around Lessie and Joe Pauline, Ray and Sue Ceyno'ea, Rory and Al The traditional dunking for as Daisy Mae. Her husband, the lighted pumpkin, hierguson, Connie and Jim apples, donuts on a string and Jim, was Ll'l Abner. 'There was Dealt and host and hostess the fun quite Keeping ini pr omu ghost doriesgot the western attire, naval garb and authentic were the trick or Donna and Glenn Craig. party off to an hilarious start. gay nineties fashion. coroner, and the latter art' disgLise one or the other? being replaced in sonic FRANKLY FRANK by "medical investigators," DEAR FRANK: Thanks for a who must be licensed sensible suggestion. ph sicians. Relax. Your Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal reply, writs aIL'i for be ing burled alive AB B Y: Box No 57QQ, L.A., Cali f. we Li Mud ..0 come visit our new, larger In store located at 270 E. First St., a Civic Center. Following the supper, a surprise program with hive be will entertainment Mr. and Mrs. Stan Pollitt are chairmen of the supper corn- Spice Gardens $350 $J6O states LUCh. DEAlt - — . - - -- - -- - -- toofi. Enclose stamped, sill. ABIGAIl. VAN addresss envelops. piiCI4- ARRIV ALIVE : — ii [ 1ATE ALTAMOPITE MALL 4c.'c DIAMOA I I — ç - ' ,, i J , '• " - o I'l T it I SS "s 'S 19 S WOMAN S I,*k For the half-size woman through 24 1 2. ' RINSE AWAY BLACKHEADS Help Dry Up ACNE-PIMPLES.., I The perfect arrange - - ment — blazer and pants designed to be t recn-a gegi i h in,i host, villving Or -:5 f cr ski - 'is" Queen Iiekn, .%Iedkaied Mini Julep tssque -*111 Hic r liIji.khj,js lirip slit up Acne-Pirnplcs .ini Shrink I irgc Po.cs Vttiic, Our t -usc .Inut titer, ill cnis; the 'skin t hicri,,i .' c's. .is the Queen Ilelcite Mine Julep Masque to irI.itt, tiresi (.ia.ti mu'5 Cs and CisC's I&'flsirt Inc's I cc mn51 ihituji. Fist 1,1 use: I. Simply mppls sI,ISLIIC A114m tet, ruifluies for the M.ssque i, •_,_ Kint l.ts.pe .i'as uih "sun See hIAkhr.It'. .ini ,, urrIs .. t .0 '1 "Sr sd II: - \t,c ) 1:;' \I..,r ,u -..H!- 1 Ii rIiscr ECKE1111 DFIUI;s ' ' - ,/ polyurethane. VALUES TO 1.75 Bridal set, 3 diamonds, $350. Marquis. solitaire, $700 Bridal set, 9 diamonds, $295 991, All sit in 14 korot gold PH. 322.23*3 (Remem be r Christmas is coming ot f f;; Convenient W jys it , Buy A k about Now Custom Chitg. M SMIf our ZA&ES 1111MWOOMn,4 'Heartbeat' Program Offered "Heartbeat," a coronary risk assembly room froinl'9 am. as session will be held at 7:30 p.m screen ing program, will be a community public health in the F.H. assembly room. - traveled toenjoy Sanford A fee of $15 per person or $20 their new home cam per, in g ain conducted again by Florida service. On Dec. 7 a group evaluation per couple will be charged leisurely trip through the Great Hospital on Nov. 15, 17, 19, 22 and 24 in the ["U-Orlando Smokies. .- Buy Our Brand Names With Confidence lt_ ______ ir. 1itt ill CT 11 it C. i 1( SKIRTS ni acceuit by fitted long sleeves, gold trimmino iniI .. trimming ruffled neckline. She carried a Bible and miniature nosegay - Fruit Used As Ref res. her -'' V.5-I 5- BALI PLAYTEX ,th DANSKIN VANITY FAIR Downtown Sanford A t ..... Siff Vt%l Out Magnolia Center Neighbor's, Little Wardrobe. Bucks Sandwich Shop, Plants & Answers Just Off Hwy. 17.92 \\JI SCARVES HANES Lake Mary Blvd. vdpiEs YO-BO KNIT SHIRTS PINE HURST LUiIJ plernt.'nted by cream-colored lace stoles created by Mrs. 4!' JACKETS OPEN 10:00 A.M. TOS:30 P.M. DAILY PH. 323-7243 identical to her granthnu th cr's unfit 1,tht5 Sa......a - SLIPPERS llmifiquv SILVER JEWELRY • LEATHER GOODS PAINTINGS • PERUVIAN LLAMA RUGS PLANTS • MACRAME Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott JEANS by MOODY'S GOOSE F~pi Mexican and South American Arts and Crafts biscouNT FABRICS ANNIVERSARY TORE Jp~ SPECTACULAR STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS FOR IHIS GREAT SALEM ~ SALE STARTS FRIDAY not, Want not" con PRICES GOOD THRU I top -sugar - ill) light corn TUES. 'It \I ssTup With a swivel-blade vegetable remove peer urorn in wide Turn unttt a ruiediuurr saucepa1i, cover %ti th told water and boil 5 winott's. drain. Repeat 3 Dry well on paper towels. With a kitchen scissors cut peel into ' i.inch wide strips. In a me(1111111 saucepan over low heat stir together the sugar, corn s'srup and water until sugar dis.s'olves. Arid grapefruit peel and bring to a boil. Simmer wiIll most of syrup is absorbed — about 40 minutes. Drain off ex. (eSs .5 )Ti!) Roll peel, a Few pieces at a timuic, in extra gran. iilatm'd sugar. Dry in a single SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ALWAYS! CENTER U8414 T-'tviT, strips. $ -.. --'''I. 's Acu-'-.E'.vA9.Ai CC,, IC C'C'C-SE It has no-cook filling. MAos4r 1TE A L..NTOWN SANFORD PH. 321 4131 rind cup lime juice 14-'ouiwt, can sweetened condensed milk Baked 9-inch pie shell Sieve avocados — there trould be froiii I ca to 2 cu. Stir in time rind and lime juice, Uit'n condensed milk. Turn into the pie shell. (lull for at least several hours to allow filling to '.et. Pretty garnished with whippt'tI cream. 1'b N Ev. SruIr',Er-fl' POIVIOCK CASEMENT OPEN WEAVE DRAPERY 9 3 c yd 45 DECOsTC CCL -2S S DSu5S ME RCERIZED NVON & ACETATE THREAD Sic 125 YD. SPOOL wID€ CHOICE OF(OtCRS O' .. • 100% POLYESTER UNIFORM KNITS KNTS " - PRINTED JERSEY 49 45 POLTWIR & COTTON KRINKLE CLOTH 8 0,-i 66 ?d T 1_19 5 &'DTTO,ss wiGi-iT SANFORD 2944 ORLANDO DR. - ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRI-ORT BLVD. T- rd OM Vb41's'.I/ 1 UHUOS- AVU('ADO l.IMF: PIE S 60 WIDE PPT'f?' Zi:, t-red, at room temperature for .!l hours. Store lit a tightly coycred container. Makes about Ii pouiiU.s vocado lame Pie Tea or Coffee NYLON & ACETATE SUPER SUEDE times. 2 l a rge avocados, seeded peeled teaspoons grated lime WHILE THEY LAST 'l'he L)umoid Store raised, according to sale committee chairman Dan' I{a in an. ('UNIE FOR I)E&SEIIT! GEM-DANDY pct. cotlon-20 pi 290 N. PARK SANFORD -- this Christmas. During the event, Sandy Dunn, disguised as The Thing, selects jewelry From Dottie Rotamillat, in money hat. A total of 31-1,0-11 was: The "honeymooning" couple 'q .-........ U tiIU IdC5, Briefs SA LE Bikinis mary/esther' s 74 pce IL s - - I cup water Style 6n6. Avaiiat in blue, camel, co For Christmas: our new "tube look" diamond solitaire bridal sets. ;- _ - aV /4 - - - hospital's Halloween sale turned out to be no tricks, all treats for the hospital emploves who had collected the sale items and later doubled as sales personnel to raise funds For the Seminole Youth Ranch and Good Samaritan home HOSPITAL SALE GREAT SUCCESS Odell Reed, all of Casey, Ill.; the couple's granddaughter-inlaw, Mrs. Paul Mark Elliott Jr. and baby son Paul Mark III of San ego, Calif. and Mr. Pr itch e rd's sister, Mrs. Leonard Strate of Edwardsport Intl. Grandson Paul Jr. was unable to attend due to Naval duty. -. - - :- Seminole Memorial law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. -r -- ----- ' A:. .: .. Jarge wide range Shoppe 210 E. FIRST, SANFORD DIAL 323-0313 ' ____ ... Vkr"J Special guests included Mrs. Elliott's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Woodworth and their son-in ,,,, . o 2 grapefruit, medium or Fail styles and SO , IsJLI Liii fawn, pewter grey apricot. Pantcoat imported French I Breathable, rain o A reception was held in the poolside livingroom of Paul Elliott's home. He and Mr. Prutcherd presided over the refreshment table. EVENING htI*'UESIIEIt ('ht'ulatc Cake Coffee 'airdiesl (;rapefruit ['eel t' (',RAI'EFIIUIl' I'EEI. downtown Sanford. Quality Fabrics and Service Elliott. -- Its (.[':(.y 1IRUWNS'lONE Associated Press Food Editor rue SANFORD PLAZA -I - - PLO RI 0 I to j 1l' MAGI'd)LIA AVE. . OOw4T0WN SANFORn ILL.IJJS) 32i--id . coic SIC us. George Williamson. -- - ., . -' "waste fcf troll. do medical doctor or the cOunt~ single, or using the -Ms top JEROLD All Weati Coats Flowers -U- "-'•'. Attending were Arlene and Donna and Glenn Craig for it was Pin the Ileart on the Arlene Blum, Rory Berguson INTERESTING GOURMET WORLD OF IMPORTS Aitamonte Springs iiuttce and will be assLSted by I Garden Club will meet for a Mr. and Mrs. Al Merrill, Mr - -- ABBY: ASSORTED HOTHOUSE . The L -- By MARILYN T1ON hieruldcorrespondent Garden Club Meets 1M ' because I enjoy Cecilia Ann Alvarez and white picture hat secured her s Randal Scott Brister were veil and she carried a bouquet married In the garden of the of white roses, gardenias and Darlington House, l.aJolla, stellanotis. Matron of honor, Mrs. George Calif. on Aug. . Mary) Brister Jr. wore a long The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. garden print dress with matching picture hat. She carried a Alvarez, San Diego. The nosegay of multi-colored bridegroom is the son of %fr. flowers. and Mrs. George A. Brister, Martin Brister, brother of the ( Sanford. bridegroom was best man. Given in marriage by her After a garden reception, the lather, the bride wore an ivory couple flew to Florida and the satin gown with rounded train Caribbean for a wedding trip. and cap sleeves, trimmed in They are tnki: their hinc in white satin flowers and lace. A San Diego. - Mr. and Mrs. George (Emma) Ell iott of Banana Lake Rd., Sanford celebrated t he ir 40th wedding anniversary by r en ewing their marriage vows in the home of their , Paul and friend, Everett Pritchard at Freelandvjlle. Ind. on Oct. 14. - S ?dl ;.—Vr r ________ dU -. , I ,1JpIpr , Elliotts Renew marriag e Vows ___ 44 bil, . I'I Wil Rag time The Second Annual Sanford Needlework Sho w was attended by an appreciative audience of about 300, according to Pam Rathmell, owner of The Needle Beetle which sponsors the 1t1-4A UDC Hears Patriotic Program wo Firs Thursday, Nov. 4, Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl, Weekend This ',,.. jA( t.r �10A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL 'iursdiy. Nov. 4, 197 I A; ____ 1 4 - ¶ . ol • .1 In C • . _____________ - . . . Che - Arthur I.. Barnes Mazic I.. Burke Josephine Lee Don Miller Katherine Newman Ruth S. Smith Cl arence Wilson Maurice J. Frank, DeBary Dorothy M. Kolbinskie, Deflary 'tlsin A. 'ohaedler DLBar) Ilopt 1km tkltona Carroll M Spencer JAltona tiara W. Matheson Lake Mary Joseph T [liii Long w ood Myrtle allin, Osteen Josi Jenerette, Oviedo Cecil J Ward Pierson Frank Wight Tavares .. .. . - ani an Sanford. Jayna flab — -- - - - F •. ' ______ . .'• '1 - -- - _j__- ---. . .•.-.• .- -- - M - - -.. --- . ' BIRTHS - Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Patricia) - I -. • Bibby, a boy, Sanford Mr and Mrs Carl Lovyi (anterberry i girl Sanford . ..i DISCHARGES 1. . • .; . Sanford: John E. [)ellart ( ,i'ltinir re a dy .I ."tUi Listy ,•r,,.s,,.,.,.,.,i Is.. !..l.. i';_ei._ for ihr' annua nhit driv ....................r"r i'.'-'•'''''" Friday "lWl z,,uiiui u tU JU1Id (a. V1U ULI lilt: Patrick F. Henry VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars), Mary Ann Crouse, president of Junior (;iris Fred H. Neubert No. 10108, pins one on Mayor Lee Moore of Sanford. :nn Campbell, president of Norton the Ladies Auxiliary, and William Burns, president, VFW Post 10108, accept theKatherine JOSCU A. LJrItL mayor's gilt. The poppy drive is Friday and Saturday. James A. Weekley ________________________________ 0 - . - .. -. ________ - • ___________ ._- ii l PINNED DOWN ..•.. 1 . - e I Kiiiffm Marjorie Casselberry NOUSIBER3 ADMISSIONS •.,s Faces Opposition Juanita Young, DeBary Mrs. Betty Brown, wife of former Lo ngwood mayor and Harold 1). Barton, I)eltona television news director, Ken Brown, picked up qualifying papers Elsie 1. Le hr, Deltona William H. Mulholland, Monday to seek the office of Longwood city clerk against lB-year incwnbent, Onnie H. Shomate, Mrs. Shornate reported today. tk'ltona The qualification period for the Dec. 7 city election closes Elmer Leffew, Lake Helen Patricia A. Lane, Longwood Friday, she said. Qualifying for the mayor's office currently held by Jame Dorothy L. Seiph, Longwood William ltaulerson, Titusville Lormann have been Andrew SeminazzI, Ethel Glassberg Gold. berg, Peter Piano and Mrs. Lynette Dennis. In addition, Mrs. Shomate said Charles Barsht of Longwood North and Lyn Mayer ARE have picked up but not yet returned qualifying papers. For the district five seat on the city council currently held by (,trard Connell fo ur candidates—Jerome McCauley, Harvey MeriLson Stephen Bartoii and Steven DeMino—hat qualified, sj 1l1GARF'1' ROBERTS William B. Mitchell of V insor Manor has picked Up papers for th e district five seat. Miss Margaret D. Roberts, Robert N. Daves is expected to qualify for the district three seat 94 of 121 N Virginia Ave., on the city council opposing Council Chairman J El Grant, ho -Sa nford died Thursday mor has qualified for re-election. flifl. Born in Goldsboro, N. C. Daves had been told he could not run for a post on the governing she came to Sanford in 1909 She body since he is not a freeholder. Howe ver, City Attorney Ned she owned an o pe rated Roberts Julian Jr. notified city officials this week that the section of the Grocery. She was a member of city charter requiring council rrindjdates to be property owners is First United Methodist Church unconstitutional according to a recent federal appellate ceurt of Sanford. (PCLSI0,L She is survived by a sister, Mrs Ruth Spencer of Sanford nephew , Charles Gormly, Funeral Notices Sanford; and nieces, Mrs. Luticia Lee and Mrs. Margaret ROBERTS. MISS MARGARET Vitale, Sanford and Mrs. 0.— Funeral Services for miss •.t._, n . .a nuLilvrine tcher, Altamonte Robert.. .-. N Virginia Ave.. Sanford, who Springs; several great and died Thursday, will be held great-great nephews and Friday at iO. a m at the -graveside in Lakeview nieces. Cemetery with Rev Leo King tirisson Funeral Home is in officiating. flris;on Funeral charge of arrangements. Home is in charge. Looking over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football i coaches, the Evening Herald presents '1 The Clipboard, a we&zly feature displaying depth charts from the I blackboards in coaching offices. 0 0 • OjO 0 \ 0 / -- epu Offense Pat Reno Danny Flint Don Annelt Virgil Jenkins Chuck McMullen Jim Kennedy Bob Sorenson David W,lchar Henry Gilchrist Tim Palmer Tim Raines Alvin Sweet Nat, Washington Chris Riggins Chris Riggins Chip Wilkins Morris Hedges Dan Nash Kenny Eads Rocky Bryson David Wilchar Chad Roll president of the Independent Telephone Pioneer Association. To qualify for membership in the Independent Telephone Pioneer Association, an individual must be employed in th e telecommunications industry for 15 years. its Complete 4 Piece Includes A Twin Size Mattress, Box Springs, A Campaign-style Headboard and 4-Log Bed Frame Trade-Ins Etc. Wednesday's high 72, today's Daytona Beach: high 6:38 low 2 RaInfall .17 inch. Cool a.m., 6:45 p.m., low 12:07 a.m., and mostly sunny Friday with 12:30 p.m. highs In low 7011. Lows tonight Port Canaveral: hIgh 6:20 near 50. Northerly winds a.m., 6:22 p.m., low 12:01 a.m., aroundl5m.p.h.dlznlnlshlnga( 12:25 p.m. night. Bayport: high 12:54 p.m., low 6:33 a.m.. 6:41 p.m. TOMORROW'S TIDES I e5_ • Stand Matching Night With 2 Beds • $24.95 Reg 5:0 Flog 0 95 1495 159 GRAND OPENING £ ')19 £ jjj Bart Hellield Greg Beggs I Offense Larry Clark Lynn Dickerson Kern Sweat Ben Ansiey Steve Mulligan David Simms Danny Williams Wyman Jacilo" Keith Barnhart :hris Germano Tommy .vhite David Gall Steve Gala' Keith LaDay Mike Garlic Mike Sapp "I'm not sure if Norbert will play Saturday," said Trinity coach Joel Kelley earlier in the week. There v'is a silence, and he (1UiCklV added, Aw, he'll play. I guess he will just have to," Kelley wasn't talking about the toughness of the game. More like that old No, 32 wasn't about to miss his own bon voyage party. That was before Thursday morning, when it was learned Seals has a slow bleed in his leg, which if aggravated, could lead to calcium deposits. ''So he wont play after all," added Keliev. Seals is Central Florida's top rusher this season, gaining 188 yards per game. lie has also ~11 is, - — Richard Beaty Doug Barnes Enrique Penal, Brat Poe Ed Christianson Greg Warren Steve PIiY•y jot,it Osborne Steve Meyers Clark Gonzales Jim Kremer Wick thumblinSor Andy Brown Kevin Collins Danny Kirby Tony Sanchez Greg Furner John Schulli Brian Monlcairn _ Reg. L 5 PLANT STAND $995 AT THE . Wrought Iron 6O"x12" Randy PruitI Joe Oruqan SANFORD CIVIC CENTER .--- Richard Arnold Tony Rayhill Larry Connariato Duane Veltm an $s-'•..-: Bob luby Clark Diton Bret Barkley Chuck WoQcSworO Mitt Simonelli ----------------'Defense — DonSchrenk Frank Serrano Steve L)iton "Sue Perry Carload Of - FREE DRAWING Complete this coupon and either bring it i ei mail it for drawing on your choice of a recliner or 23-Channel CII Radio, complete with antenna. Winner will be posted in our store November 20, 1976 (no phone calls, plus.,) HUNDREDS OF INDOOR. OUTDOOR . •- FURNITURE ' • • BARGAINS LIVING ROOM BEDROOM L - - s - 80 Thomas Steve Perry JITIT — Comp l e te cnassis lubrication & co Up to 5 qis '...w ...' Paul Swell Ed Murpny Jell Vann David Politowici Mike Hanson George Milic'tes Karl Salisbury Nick Micreulis David Poe Bill Ruff ETC. ' Mall Simonelli 1)/30 ;'-' BENEVOLENT ASS'N. INC. country FurntUrö LAKE MONROE Doug Loner Stuart Hill 'rep' Englander 141 COUNTRY FURNITURE DISTRIBUT ORS David Sutton David Mellinger 114 C, DISTRIBUTORS INC, LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA OPEN MON. & FRI. 10-8 TUES., WED., THURS. 10.6, SAT. 10.5 HWY. 46 (WEST 1ST ST.) 1 MILE EAST OF 1-4 PH. 323.8322 SANFORD of I J T Wille tt Jell 'dann Carlos Santtago ----------- --- Mike Proser Ask For Our Free Belt & Hose Check $5 - .'.. ff4;0 no "C4F'." 1Ui' iti't'e • 001015 piuqs and condenser • Test charging starnog system's .s'Jjest c3rburetQn is Helps tra in- J0 lain a smooth 'u 0 f1 is liCii.,ie D.at;." .Ifl II0t ' I ••,.,, mg engine r,),a 'l','i Maintenance-Free Never Needs Water Go-Power At A Powerful Low Price $4976 95 22 -i , ti'peni.ili't' 0.1 I.45.2,'(j iSilli quail, . I. 5 • I • ' ' ''Jt'' 'iy 50J10.1 • ,,o !'' ___________________ "., crining pc'' Offense - Doug Lanier Win Webb J I Willett Doug Magrude- ii Steve Beiviri Mail Stevens Stuart Hail GOODYEAR RETREADS At Price That's Right! Defense----Mike Hansun Ed Murphy Paul $ well David Poe Chile Barn." SI tedIs Win W *b David Waugh Biack:aii $'l I David Waugh Jay JohnSon David Hamlin Malt Stevens Mike Sigrist hang. Engine Tune-Up and .1''," ' 2''"'.' ifl.lIl/.i n rn,nt c o rrection tO ncyea rnIeago jnd improve sleon'": PrOCISiOn equipment ue1 ::, '.p''ririr'd rri,JLh,Sni. , h' in o r 1 or Milso Butcher David Sutton Mill Slovens Jay Johnson - smooth. q uiet performance Doug Greider Joey Clark A e Please phone for appJln!men! • Includes light trucks Front-End Alignment , carts ' Mike I-raller Chin Muller Palmer Mdes Mike Sigresi .Helps ensure long wearing Chuch Woodworth Trinity Prep AT DINING ROOM PATIO Bob Milinovich Mike Lacore R ic h Arnold Mark Schnenk Greg Abbott Mike PletChef Tom Rachel Bob Luby Frank Fabri1i0 John Flo.ei Bert Barclay LIarS Dixon FURNITURE KINDS Bob Bray Bob Soloman HUGE DISCOUNTS I Address State Steve Dimon Mike ,erry t ' HA Name ' City Offense Steve poster 51ev,' Perry Doug Greider Mike Fletcher Steve flirchCti John Biumbaugh Tony CaiapuOli Tom O'Leary - - -- - : Bo ThOmea Bob S'loman 1 Shears t A Joey Clark 1 Tim Forgue I.e Fields Brad Koadle Lake Howell I - not a scoreless one. The Lions overcome the growing pains which have been showing of late and revel in victor)' over their cross-county rival. Lube & Oil Change 8 Windy Jones Scott Ri'itl Allan Jackson Steve Shacklebord Rick Estrimeria John Fuller Jim Yarbrough Mike Behan Little Lee Biker ANT STAND 1 dt. Oviedo 13, Lake Brantlev 7— If it weren't for the overtime factor, I'd pick a tie - but certainly 8 Lee Raley K e ith Prather Chris Moneuse Doug Hancock Big Lee Biker ,Ohfl Fi ink Mosinee Baker's Rack P497 from a tough schedule to corral the Kowboys. NOHASSLE SERVICE Duane Honaker Dud Kelsch Rick Ruedlinger Marvin Goldman Geoff Nichols Randy Larson Ricbiai d McGuire Mark Davis Brian Breda d Stair-Wrought lron-33" High - a - - Lake howell 20, Kissimmee 13—A tight game, but that improvement is never more clear as the Hawks utilize strengths of defense and experience I - -------------------------------------Defense------ WEOALS Great Selection Of Fabrics & Colors — but to wait until next year. scored 13 touchdowns. There are 14 other seniors playing their last game for the Saints, and I guess that's one of the reasons I say: Barry Swearing,, Mike Wilson Ron Brown nerO Felder lick Bennett John Donohusl Dean Shacklitord Earl Maier Kevin Kirschman Randy Fowter Tommy Albers Edward Upson ING ROCKER BRING IN ALL YOUR SCISSORS Regular Pinking ç Shears F' Marcus Kendrock Rory stone Danny Allen Stan Balabansli Melvin Mellon Kevin Josmph Kyle Peters FRI& SAT- NOV.S&6-AIIDay ap AND AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Oe,snis Cone Rick Wark Jon Olson Mike Seiple Lake Brantley— Offense OP Wooden Arm Swivel SPECIALS! SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1976 TICKETS AVAILABLE THF SANFORD POLICE DEPT. Jack Procell Dan Smith Hurural Bell I R'9598 £ Semi n ole. :11 I v ma ri II Old man upset is walking up the sidewalk, hut the chances of the Seminoles letting him past the front door are remote. Basically, all Seminole has to do complete that much-talked of undefeated season is make certain no one slips in the back door. As for Lyman, its fate has already been sealed. There's no choice , J1% McLuilum Doug Cannington — DRESS: INFORMAL DONATIONS $500 PER PERSON Dan Nash Mike Lingard Greg Kerr Herb Felder Ron Brown Rory Stone Rick Bennett Barry Swearinger Larry Clark Greg Beggs Richard Beary Kern Sweat John Donohue Lynn Dickerson Danny Allen Mike Wilson Greg Warren Ed Christianson Bob Burkhart Bob Thicker Stan Batabanski Kevin Joseph Wyman Jackson Don Andriano Melvin Mellon Kyle Peters David Simms Chris Germano Keith Sarnhart Bart Iletlield 1 19 0~ S'n 25TH ANNUAL POLICEMAN'S BALL PRI ET FTI AUSPICES SANFORD POLICE Randy Homer David Caughell Mike Cot - - Trinity Prep 21. John Carroll 2— The Fort Pierce team is a toughie, but look for the locals to reach hack and pull out that extra effort to knock off a district champion. distinguished prep football careers the Sunshine State has ever seen. Seals suffered a bruised thigh two weeks ago and did not play in last week's victory over Florida Air, Chip Johnson Dan Smith MorriS Hedges Henry Finny BED PILLOWS Peg B.Y.O.B. SET-UPS AVAILABLE Henry Finny Bobby Johnson the contract. Obviously, eyes will be on Norbert Seals Saturday as he closes out one of the most I . 1:00 A.M. Danny Williams Steve Peavey Steve Meyers And We Carry Regular Line Merchandise Available At Big Discounts. We Special Order An At Hugo Savings. $9995 I:) ,-; - Rick Evans Scull Meyer Jon Olsen Mike MullinChip Johnson Dwayne Miner Randy Willis Mike Mullins Curtis Holloway Greg Kerr seniors Hut that's the case after Saturday's final game of the season, cut short when Lake Highland opted not to play the Saints on Nov. 20 and failed to return - Defense ----- (30% We Sell Samples, Seconds, Repossosslons, WEATHER 9:00 PM Offense John Batos Bill Carter David Bass Hurural Bell They say parting can be sweet sorrow. Well, Trinity Prep probably finds nothing sweet about parting with this year's crop of foo tball -4$--------------- To 60% Off TWIN SIZE BED DeLand Convalescent Center in DeLand. THE CHECK MATES Veonis Quinn Jody Pickens Steve Benson Lyman TRUE DISCOUNTS OF , Fred A. Lane of DeLand has been reelected vice prcidcnt -at large of thc American Heal th Care Association (AHCA) for a second term. He is administrator of the MUSIC BY: Morris Barber Darrell JohnSon Bobby John%.On We Haul Furniture Direct From The Factories In Large Lots And Sell Our Merchandise At _ .... X.ngS4r. pa Greg Kerr Dan Smith Don Jacobi Jack Procell S aints Go Marching Out . Oviedo David Caughell Curtis Holloway Wr . pa Dc mi 1,, Slj Ken Meadows Henry Gilchrist Tim Palmer Rick Mann Jell Anderson Virgil Jenkins Greg Pringle Rod Turner Kenny Lee Don Annet? 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Hulbert, President of The Winter Park Telephone Company, has been elected pr Willie Hughes Robert Charles Ricky Mann Steve Benson Rod Turner Mike Cox Rick Nash Phone Pioneers Elect Hulbert WI Kenny Lee Jim Edmonds Kurt Schirard SPORTS John Litton Mark Renaud Realtors Pick Leaders wi ho 0 - IN BRIEF U I o o •lo o o 0 I New officers elected to serve for 1977 in the Seminole County Board of Realtors are: Rhoda Rollin, President; Ron Schwab, First Vice President; Jack Wright, Second Vice President; Lawana Kish, Secretary; and Carol Pacey, Treasurer. All are Realtors. Bart Pilcher, Realtor, was named a director for three years, and Astrid Johnson, a Realtor-Associate, was named a Director. to know that there are many in- were Republicans Jack Kemp ills U. S. house of Elepresentaat st.lnces where you fight real and Larry Jackson. and Demo- tives from New York's 38th .nter for the Green Bay Pack- hard and the team still loss" (rat.,, Ralph Metcalfe, Mickey Congressional District. Bowman was one of 13 former Owen and Ray Jarvis. i irs, he always beiiioaned the Jackson, who pitched for the fact that offenive linemen athletes to run For office in On the losing end were Rc C) rarely were recognized by pro Tuesday's election. Six were publicans Wiliner 'Vinegar St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Bend" Mizell, Bobby Richard- Cubs and Philadelphia Ptullies, winners. football fans. Democrat Joe DeNucci, a son, Im Demeter, Wes Santee won re-election to the Idaho Now a lawyer, Bowman ran Ilouse, out-polling his Demointo int o much the same probl&in fonner fighter, was elected to and Ron Stxitts. Kemp, who quarterbacked cratic challenger by nearly 2-t Tuesday when he lost his hid for the MassachusetLs house of polling 70 per the Buffalo Bills of the National 1. lie is in line to become seat in the Wisconsin State Represent, cent of the vote, Football League, por ted a big chairman of the Idaho House Senate. ppropriat:ons Committee. "One thing about boxing, the o.ictory in his re-election bid to I guess maybe I should have been a quarterback," Bowman rules are all defined pretty said after being defeated by much," said DeNucci, who reR bli can incumbent Thomas tir ed from the ring after losing Republican two close decisions to Erode l'ctri, "We thought we were going to Griffith in 1972. "Politics IS a will, but unfortunately it didn't different kind of business. You dent have that much control Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ('utile out that way," the Thursday, Nov. 4, 1976--1 B Ileinocrat said. "But I've over your own destiny." (her former athletes to will played enough football games By The Associated Press When Ken Bowman was I I I I 0 0 Fle BUSINESS $ 1 141 I ' DEATH •. Athletes In Politics : Six Of 13 ,Are Winners The CIipboard Longwood Clerk HOSPITAL NOTES 1 555W. FIRST ST. SANFORD o s'S Size and old tires 650-13 332 695-1-1 S 5 0 S 32 60-15 PH. 322-7821 8 Ways lo Buy Chin Muller . •. -. C Wy. 46 'C C. ft �a 2B—EyeIng Flu-aid, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 4, lffl Evening Herald, Sanford, F). RobiskieIV Disney Hosts PGA Team SEC Still • Seattle ' Only Watch ing ._ J Y.01 RAIDER WOMEN ALL SMILES I .. NEW YORK Al') - Lou at some of those Free agents," Hudi or Dim Gullett on the Toronto, paid a hefty price to Gargis is holding on to his lea! Gorman ha., seen a lot of base- said Gorman, whose irfant club roster. "But these are the rules get into the American League. in SEC passing. lie is hitting 00 Part of that entrance fee for an average of 7,2 passes a garm' ball lists in the last two weeks, could grow up very quickly with of the game." but none is more appealing than the likes of Reggie Jackson, Joe Seattle and its twin brother, cacti (cain included $5.25 rail- to hold a slim lead over Van. (tmfht's Randy Hampton, who today's available free agent lion for 30 players. Members of is averaging seven UOLflh)lCtii,ns the Seminole Community College players. Only this is one list All 12 existing :I clubs have a game women's tennis team includes, left to right, front Gonoian can't touch. 15 untouchable players, along row; MarJean Olson, Nancy McClure, Althea Gorman is the director of with all their minor leaguers LEADING RUSHERS IN- son, Sandy Turner; Second row: Cathy Smith, player personnel for the ex- 'I'EANECK. N.J. 1 AL' -- in says, stating up to take the signet! after 1975. Each team A0 Dame *0 vi *v, Av TO, Charlie Santiago, Kathy Storm and Emily Francis. pansion Seattle Mariners, who When Mat I)ixon, a college ribbing and hard hits from 0P must lose one player per round. '' 00 102 Si "46 will be forced to come into the place-kicker, graduates next Ixinents half his age. "There's When a team loses a player, it JflSOfl. Si III 411 53 IT I A'6,ar. ST 91 557 6 I 796 cold, competitive baseball June, he'd like to turn pro. If he no easy treatment for me 72 491 61 101 can protect three more after the Grp.q. FIl turld in 1977 with young hope- does, he'll be the oldest rookie they're trying to knock off %M(t.e. Ga 129 552 Ii 690 )' First three rounds anti two more LEADING PASSERS Fuls, old has-been and middle- in fact, the oldest active heat! and I'm trying to knock off after the fourth round. All CMIP Pt? Yd, TOi III 51 S2 9 Aub aged mediocres. S player - in the National theirs." Vbndv I' 47 II) 67 That's the lot of all expansion Football League. Dixon retired from the res11 44 615 995 "I'm soiiiewhat dis- F.sl,r. FIa 61 WUace. tin,, 53) 774 teams. They are given a license lie's already the George taurant business four years ago appointed," said Peter Bavasi, L,o ISU CI 44 415 95) ti' drive with the big boys, but I3landa of the college set. Dixon and went to college to get a de- vice president and general LEADING RECEIVERS Avg Girn, then allowed to ure only roll- is a 46-year-old senior at Fairree in education. It had been manager of Blue Jay's. "The R.cd Yd Gain Avg YOt It 17 33 erskates or a broken-down Ed- leigh Dickinson University and his lifelong dream to play' col- clubs didn't leave unprotected S,vp, Tin,, (p,bf'4ic Fla76 610 24 7 37 -set. the oldest active college pinyer. hi'ge fiwitbail. and he didn't let as many young p!ayers as I 57 743 II 3 74 —'n '"lv LJiited Way Co.. V•rv II 344 2) 6 7) "'I wish we could have a shot Irii ott! but l'tri eager," Dix- his age stand in the way, would have liked. S. I n 'a s 2 C He's 46, Eyes Pros 44 SPORTS IN BRIEF Roscoe Tanner Advances TOKYO - Top-seeded Roscoe Tanner of Lookout Mountain, Tenn., beat Jacques Thamin of France 6-4, 6-4) Ili the first round, then later defeated [lilt Scanlon of DilIas 6-3, 6-0 in second-round action of the Japan OF tennis tournament. Solomon In Cologne Semis ('UI.O(NE, West Germany - Second-seeded Harold Solomon of Silver Spring, Md., qualified for the quarterfinals of the $50,000 Cologne Grand Prix tennis tournannent with a 7-6, 6-2 victory' over Cohn Dowdeswell of Rhodesia. Lake Howe Hawks Look For Win ll .. I I •; I Knocks Off Dibbs ,-.-_-.-- -" Best PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. - Jim Ferriell Jr. of Milford, Ohio, and Bruce Summerhays of Sacramento, Calif., were tied with seven-under-par scores after two rounds of the tooth annual PGA Club Professional Championship. Pan atta w Lx w at ft defensive team, and coach Curtis Keen points to a bright future for the South Seminole team. "The future is one thing, and Friday's game is another. .your could say we want to win this one badly," he says. The Lake Howell High School football team lines up for Friday's big game. They are (from left, front row) Matt Simonelli, Randy Pruitt, Don An. driano (no longer with team), Bob Luby, Frank Fabrizio, Mark Schrenk, Bert Barclay, Les Schmidt, Don Schrenk, Daws Weaver and Joey Clark; (Second row) Frank Serrano, Bob Milanovich, Marc Williams, Tony Cacciapoti, Bob Bray, Mike - - TUNE UP FOR A WIN! MIKE'S FINA SHATTER 'EM, Rupp Arena Too Small? citity is too small. SERVICE STATION Boat Tops, Convertible Tops Vinyl Tops & Landau Roofs Auto Glass & Seat business hours call $31 8661 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE Cover Co. - Specialty. GO FOR A WIN ! 41 Al's Towing & Repair Service Mike's Fina meets TIRES your moving needs. 'LJ+IAU L 322-8032 BATTERIES (formerly a 830-5339 D O NGO 'k • • • MINOR REPAIRS ACCESSORIES 17-92 & Sybelia Dr. Maitland dealer 401 S. Dixie Hwy. [Cass&t,erry. Fla. Moving Soon To 315 S. French Ave., Sanford GO TEAM BRAKE & TUNE-UP SERVICE Foreign & American car repairs major and minor. 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TRYING Today's Garnet Chicago at Boston Philadelphia at Detroit - ' is Your Bargain i6fiJ MflTFW.,1 I K EGL ER'S t casselberrY kausai — y -UnER dou 111in ñurinu Vail, who also had a power There's nothing like some pluygoal, also scoretjhis shortshorthanded goals and a shut- handed goal in the third perfd. out to perk up a National hock. Torn Lysiak produced a pair of ey League team starting a power play goals for Atlanta. home stand and beset with inKin&s 4, Barons 2 I juries and illness. Dave Hutchinson and Tommy TheAtlantaFlamesfoundthe Williamnsscoredgoalsinthefiprescription to cure what ailed nal 69 seconds, lifting Los AnthemWednesdaynightwitha7. geles past Cleveland as the 0 conqu es t of the Was hington Barons absorbed their fifth Capitals. The victory put the straight setback. - third-place Flames back at .500 Blues 5, Maple Leafs 2 with a6-4.2reccrd and left (Iiem A pair of goals by Pierre just two points behind Idle Plante triggered St. Louis' vicPhiladelphia, runner-up in the tory and snapped Toronto's Patrick Division. three-game winning streak. ('anadieos 5, North Stars 2 Penalty-killers Billiard Doug Risebrough, Rejean Graves, Bill Clement and Eric Vail each scored goals for At. Iloule and Mario Tremblay scored in the third period as lanta Montreal handed Minnesota its third consecutive setback. Rangers 6, Canucks Rookie Don Murdoch and vetcraft Rod Gilbert each connected for two goals in New York's victory against VanAT HOWE. AMERICA couver. One of Murdoch's goals was on a penalty- shot, and he SANFORD CITY tandngs Wall P)bg tog & AC 71 now has 14 goals ni 14 games. ):i I? Sc'.—' '"""n' 2') Stingers 8, Racers 2 Inla nd Materials 19 13. Jer.os Inc IS II, American Play and Zaics Claude Larose and Peter Jewelers ii is. Burns Texaco and Marsh collected two goals Burger Chef 16 16. HIS Stores and Lewis Drywall IS 11, Joe Creamons apiece in Cincinnati's rout of Indianapolis. Inc ion. Fleet Reserves 74 High Games Marlin Hanien 703. Oilers 4, FightIng SaInts 2 Bill Clark 200. Harold Herbs? Sr. Rusty Patenaude produced (fl4. Jack Kaiser 203; Bill Blanchard 203, Dick Zuckerman 207. John three goals and Rick Morris acF'scher 703. Duke Caukin 235. Brat counted for the winning score in Rathel 201, Ward Lewis 209. Willie Edmonton's success over Lewis 204, Keith Mewes 701, Jim Limb 209 215. Bob Powell 200. Bill Minnesota. Wed ALLSTATE $3799 igi7t'S involving area teams. Lyman hopes to close out an undefeated season with a 4 p.m. game at Showalter Field against Winter Park; and tonight it will be Haibck 20]. Marvin MCNuII 209 High Series Duke Cukn 593. Ward Lewis 591: Jim Lamb ." 1. Bob Powell SI) Other Highlights Star of Bob Powell 112 ROLLABOUTS Standingt. I No II, 2 Cap'n , Jimi; 3 Nabor. 1 The Qullas.s, S NO 6, 6 Stoned Rollers, 1 Oreo's,I Hot Stuff, 9. Charles Angel's & 2 Slud$; 10. Road Runners, i HodaitI, 12. Ding Bats. 13 Odd PjUer. 14 No 7. IS Pat . Ma.rs. I. 14. Sum Pin Good High Games. Don Gorman 246. James E rv in 703205. Kit Johnson 212 207, Wendy Boneji 205 High Series Don Gorman 60$; James Ervin 594. Kit Johnson son Windy Bonen 7, Carol Slaughter 5.39; Mable John son 511. convert ed Splits Inn McDonald 57, Loss Smi' • 110 Other Higi sights Star of the Week James Ervin 179 AUTO TRAIN MIXED Standings 1 Whoehamacallits. 2, Short Circuits. 3. Smaii P,Sox. OptimiIi, S Caboose. 6 The Wheels; 7, The New Rollers. S The Rollers. High Games. Duke Morpit II], Candy Breeze It?; Shirley Baldree --- NOW BER7 ./OiVE5, cc' QL'A."fR8.40K 1COK A If - 9' qping i By The Associated Press Lake Howell Silver Hawks BY 7H/ ft4 Of Flames Find Cure In Shutout Victory Osceola of Kissimmee. I S S I ii 31 2 1 6 3 ii 49 53 3 7 2 S 31 41 Wed nesday's Results Atlanta 7, Washington 0 St. LOUiS 6. Toronto 2 Los Angeles 4, Cleveland 2 Montreal 5, Minnesota 2 New York Rangers 6. Van couer I . //V' /97'4 70 A /O-9 PtA voc CL JB IN 'Z 7-/Yo Y Z e, o,qo oLt! 14 POi,Yl Pig GA/tIE iti 72/Fig 5CcP/ti3 Av(,qA6e, rM'nNK lao .NArl-Acfl' tEP —9 1 Set I F nalRun JV Teams Oviedo at New Smyrna Beach, Seminole at Lake Howell and Apopka at Lake Brantley. After tonight's games the only contest left on the javvee schedule is a Nov. 11 tilt finding Lake Brantley at West Orange. AAA, Friday in a home game against TEAM! L1-:XINGTON, Ky. APi Athletic Director Cliff lingo,, Lx lxihe University of Kentucky said Wednesday that Wildcats Mbisketball team has yet to play fans could easily fill another 5.. it s first game in the new Rupp si rena and school officials al- 000 seats in the arena. lie said ri ady are saying the ,l8-seat many fans have been turned TWELVE— I. Ferm)n Sengoa (5) 1120 1 80 160: 3. Sala- Ramon 9505 SO; 3. Alava Attu (4) 360; 0 (5. 0) 46.20. P (5 5) 236, 70; Big (1.2) and IS 6) 1251.00 Handle: 5337.070 - t Buff Into Cleve against a team from its own classification, Stops Goes SAO ['AUIA), Brazil - Italian Adrn'no P.inatta defeated Brazilian Julio Goes 6-2, 6-4 in first-round action of the Centreville Supercup of Tennis. 400. 2. Anton (2) 7001 00. 3 Larrea 141 140; 0 (26) 45.$0; P (6.7) 1590; 00 7 6) 113 10 ELEVENTH—I. CIchopere: (2) 1200 140 120; 2 Jose Attu (I) 680 1.20; 1. Negul Qulola (1)1 10; Q (I 2) 4350 P (2 1) 67.50. - .,. coming into its own after something of a The Silver Hawks are settling into a sound 7-Under PGA Club P ro Basketball At .. Glance By Tite Associated Pr, s By L en Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division By The Associated Press Nets snapped a three-game Jos. W L Pct. GB The undefeated Denver Nug- Ing streak and handed the Boston 4 2 6.67 gets have made a successful 0p 3 2 .600 ", Braves their fourth successive NY Knks transition from the American setback. 3 4 129 1" NY Nets 3 5 .375 2 Basketball Association to the Bullets 117, Bucks 105 Buffet 7 4 3 2 • ational Basketball AssociCentral Division Elvin Hayes was a virtual Mion. 6 0 lOGO one-man show for Washington Cleve HouSton 4 1 .500 The upstart Nuggets, who against Milwaukee. He scored N Orins 1 2 661 2 Joined the NBA this season In 31 points, snared 14 rebounds Wahtofl 2 4 .333 4 the merger of the leagues, are and blocked six shots. Atlanta 2 5 .256 4 San Anton 2 S .286 4' adjusting well to their new enPacers 113, Spurs 97 WESTERN CONFERENCE Vironment, Dan Roundlield hit for 24 Midwest Division Denver 5 0 1.000 In fact, 'Denver is making paints, 16 in the third period Indiana 4 3 .571 2 keying Indiana's winning look easy, as Its fourth Kan City 1 3 571 2 The Nuggets' trii.unph in a row, at the ex. Chicago 2 3 100 3 record attests. Detroit 2 5 .256 1 5tatest victim was the New York pense of San Antonio. FIRST— I Domingo Jay) (I) 2 6 2543 1'2 Kings 124, SuperSonics 106 Milwkee Pacific Dlvitiøn Knicks, whom they beat 119-100 540 3.10 , 2. Ica Beitia (5) 5.70 S20. lion Boone and Jim Eakins Portland 3 Eckiv Alberdi (5) 310: 0 (1 II Wednesday night. De nver lea ds 1 I .100 1510; P (Ii) 132.60. 3 2 600 1 the Midwest Division by two provided the scoring punch with &oldn St SECOND— 1. Echano Albedi Los Ang 3 3 s i', 26 and 23 points, respectively, Seattle games. 1650.6201 70:2 Larr).Yza (51 1010 3 4 479 2 as Kansas City took advantage Phoenix 700. 3. Urza Miguel (1) 6.40:0 (35) 1 4 200 3 David Thompson supplied of costly Seattle turnovers. 59.20. P138)191.10. 00 (13) 200.10. Wednesday's R esults New York Nets 300. Buffalo THIRD I NegulEloria (5) most of the Nuggets' scoring Rockets 117, Celtics 111, 01 1770, 1260. 4,60; 2. EcharsoArana impetus with 24 paints and Dan Mike Newlin connected for 35 Washington 1)7, Milwaukee (4) I 00, 5,00; 3. EddySOto (1) 4.10. Issel added 19. Five other play- points, including six in over. 105 60; P (5.1) 134.40. ers hit double figures in the time, as Houston handed the $1 balanced Denver attack. Celtics their second loss In two Walt Frazier of New York nights. topped all scorers with 27 The game was enlivened by a points, while Earl Monroe was third-quarter fight between 5limited to 14. foot-10 Calvin Murphy of the Nets 100, Braves 96 Rockets and 6-7 Sidney Wicks of John Williamson scored a the Celts. Wicks suffered a season-high 36 points, trigger- bloody nose but neither player ing New York past Buffalo. The was eject ed. in F BALr/.laRE C07 WFtil .Rc's1 .4 2-/2 's'f1W 'U FOURTH— I Neguila Indiana 113. San Antonio 3 4 , 7. AIdfl Aguire (I) 126. Seattle Pro Hockey 4404 60. 3. Jose JIVI (I) 320; Q (7 Houston 111, Boston iii, OT Denver 119, New York Knicks 4) 4010, P (2 1) 11610; 00 (521 National HoCkey League 110 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE FIFTH— I Maruri.Juan ill 9.00 Today's Games Patrick DIv)3n 540360;?. Sala Perej (2) 510640; Milwaukee at Cleveland W I T Pis OF GA Aca (1) 1010; Q (12) ISV Is, rhicdgo at Atlanta 9 2 2 20 18 78 ' (1 2) I 00. Philadelphia at Golden State PhIla 7 3 2 16 SIXTH— I. Ur:a Bengo. (4) 13.20 Allan Friday's Games o 6 7 14 Washington at Boston 650. 1 40; 7. Aria Eloria (1) .10. NY Prig 6 1 I I) SI HouSton at New York Nets 320, 3 Negul Perez tS) 3 10 0 (1 1) Smyihe Division Buffalo at Detroit II 00; P (11) 7020. St LOU 8 0 16 11 4 Denver at Chicago 1 5 i IS 16 36 SEVENTH— I Echano.Quiola (8) Chgo Indiana at Kansas City Mim 1540 I? 00 700, 2. Uria AIberdi I I I 9 36 59 San Antonio at New Orleans 1203 40; 3 Aldan.a Arena (6)5 . Vancvr 19I New York Knicks at Los An (31) 6200; P (83) 111,50; Cob 39I 32 13 Big Q . geles 0 and (3$) 136140 WALES CONFERENCE Philadelphia at Portland EIGHTH— I Fermin Attu (S) 9 10 Norris Division oen at Sea'?ie 164) 720. 2. Marurl.Larrea (7) 6.20 Mont 11 3 1 23 71 33 S tO. 3 Anton (i 5., Q LA. I 1 3 19 S6 9 78 20; P (57) 72770 Pitts 3 6 4 10 II 57 NINTH - I Sala (7) 1.20. 4.80 Dirt Jai-Alai 3 7 I 7 33 31 60. 2 Patxi (5) 6 00 3.10. 3 larre Wash 2 7 2 6 26 51 3) 500; 0(57)57.20; P (75)77080. Adams Division ORLAP400.SEMINOLE TENTH— I. Fermin (6) 1010 160 I3stn WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS 9 3 0 15 50 3$ 2 At ' sluggish start, gets a chance to play LONDON - Mark Cox of England upset defending ihainpion Eddie Dibbs of Miami Beach 7-5, 4-6, 6-1 in a secundround match of the $100,000 Dewar Cup tennis tournament. Il! Junior varsity football is in the homestretch today in Seminole County with four games Lake Howell High School's football team, Cox I I V Pro Basketball I by Alan Mover PsJNL) LULl I Leading LAKE BUENA VISTA and the other partner scores the team a good shot at a birdie. season, winning the Milwaukee At") - The National Team four, the team score is three. "Playing as a team, if you Open andcollecting $llO,l80. Lie championship, which got Un. "Getting it in position, giving work it right, you're going to was second in the Sahara, third derway today, presents the the other guy a chance to pull have a much better ball than if twice, including the World players with a strategic out the stops, is the thing," lull the two of you were playing in a Series of Golf, and has been BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Al'p challenge different from any said. F'or example, he said, if he regular tournament," Dave fourth twice. Mike has Won Louisiana State's Terry Rob. other on the pro golf tour. tills first off the tee and drives said. $58,478 and had his best finish, iskii continued to lead South. 'it really helps to know your In the fairway, hard-hitting lie and Mike have a history of third, in the Jacksonville Open. caster' Conference footbaj partner's game," said veteran Mike then can attempt an ex- high finishes in this event being rushing maintaining an aveJ' Dave lull, teamed with brother ceptionally long drive. If Dave played on two courses at Walt Among their chief opponents Mike in one of the two-man misses the fairway, then Mike Disney World. But they haven't in the field of 102 teams are Ed age of more than 100 yards a squads given the best chance of must be more careful to keep won. Siieed and Toni Weiskopf; J.C. game. Rotaskie ran for 129 yards in winning the $40,000fir prize in the ball in play. 'Mike usually plays super in Snead and his uncle, Sara: U.S. l.SU's game against Mississippi the last event of the year. Or, if Dave hits his approach the Tca:n," Dave said. "If I'd Open champ Jerry ['ate and last Saturday to boost his aver. Scoring in this unique tourna- first and puts it on the green, putted a little better, given him George Bunts; Ben Crenshaw age to 114.6 yards a game. In ment is based on the better ball Mike then can go boldly for the a little help, we might have won and Eddie Pearce; former second place is Mississippi of each team. That is, if one pin, ignoring the traps and pa- a couple of times." champions Hubert Green and State's Dennis Johhnson, who i player scores three on the hole tential trouble in order to give Pave has had an exceptional Mae McLendon. averaging 80.1 yards a game Charles Ak'xander of LSU rlose behind in third place with I ,n average' of 79.6 yards a test. :ttul)UrIi quarterback Phil Thursday. Nov. 4,17-3B ''-" 'i, . f L Enjoy That 3- Do-it-yourself Feeling 70( FRENCH AVE SAt FORD PH: 23 4700 [rices quoted in this ad are based on I Customers picking-up merchandise at Our '] snore, Delivery IS available for a small charge HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS H J Manageme nt reserves the right to limit [9uantitIes on special sale merchandise. H 730-530 S.!URp7y bXXAMINICAAD �4B -Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 4, 1976 BLON DIE ( — Chic Young !'VE GOT A E _ PUT'vDU HEAD NEXT TO MINE. DEA1-' R ALL DAYLcNG...;TS --'-i TE SAME rUNE. L OVER FUNNY LITTLE fI TUNE THAT KEEPS '—. ?TUNNINGT?U MY H EAD I TA.A•RABOOM-DE-AY L AND ov — I —'--' TIN<IT S j) , I UE BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker COFFEEt(,CTA i9c rp4 IN 11 44 Advanced in Answer to Previous Puzzle years rIaiö1 FbAjj ALTIHI __ 1 Odd 46 Flock member 0 KIntAl -tit.I taii A 48 Hack ______ 4 Refined oIotELpILIIA M Z IjOtNl 51 Auspices 9 Fire (Fr ) P N TISI I!E(R 55 Month (abbr) T 12 Be in debt IiIilili 56 Anxiety (Ger) 13 Rile 3 ZT ó 1 TT3 60 Grampus 14 Military _______ ojnUuNLT i ( fill"" Def inite school (abbr) 6 ZPFULW L S Ali(N article 15 Allow $ 62 Chisel i c.. .. trAtNirru r 63 Poverty wa 15 ;I;;ne I3T7T .Ib1 3T'1T agency (abbr) [q.1i 18 Mine passage i-c.L 1it iitIt!i LftI,IoIN 64 Mayday signal MIA 20 Governed ECCI 14J4_T 22 House fuel 65 Communion kiiztifii 1i LfJ 2L LL table 24 Aviation 19 Front 45 Tibetan agency (abbr) 66 Compass oint 21 Auto workers capital 25 Turkish title UfliOfl (abbr) 47 Wet 28 Bird DOWN 23 Tossed 43 Beds 30 Hum 34 Facility 24 Sheep's coat 49 Eight (Sp) I Wrap up 35 Price 25 Electric fish 50 American 2 Jug 36 Gold (Sp) Indians Abominable 26 Sand off 37 Be situated snowman 27 Phrase of Un- 52 Sticky 38 Mao 4 Desert pfants derstanding (2 substances lung s Individual wds) 53 Makes mad 39 Sand forth 6 Conjunction 29 Cardinal point 54 Flat-bottomed 40 Snow coaster (Gem) 31 Mans genus boat 42 And so on (2 7 Pedal digit 57 Hockey ,Ads- Lai 8 Coelenterate 32 Blue flag league (abbr) abbr) 9 Young horse 33 Surf roar 43 St for a 10 Behold (Lai) 39 Smallsword 58 Channel portrait 11 Secondhand 41 Canine 59 Saratoga 9 2 I I 15 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsor — 0 L f I to _aD 4X so I I I I k I I I I 17 L 21 F! 9 122 In 1 Hum Boom, Boom u•• MEN MEN —no MEMO. uIN 55 ARCHIE by Bob Montana JUGHEAO.WNATOO YCU)CNG.'vABO.JT CAThS FCEIGN POLICY? IP5&jRED g1X WtT IS YOuR QPIOHTME SA IT QuESTCN' 1 I. IT CN FRENCH ,. FES.' YAN AVIR',CAN cckPf' f WHAT CAN YOU OH, I JUC3HEAC', WHArS PQCL1 TELL 1154801ff) TOOKSOME I THE PRESENT VALUE MCQ THE SINAI THANMY cot,TA&1rsl QFTHEGRMAN TOu&E7 A'.OII ,,IAR?(7 CIVICS I EADUP! MARC' '3 47 0 - A __ 1 51 I I 61 I 56 57 __ • f .1 I,MB MEEK ALL LOCAL HAVE LEGAL by Howie Schneider RJMEJ1s BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel , 'uiv, j LiP SOME USNES WITH THAT 5GN HE'S T)TIN'. 1 AZXJND TOWN! • , lfL2-1iV. -. i3RO4iV.1 IT I 2i ' 1 Si1 LS\ 9b PRISCILLA'S POP I REALLY LIKED THE MUMMY'S D it 'F Heimdohl 7- 6 P4 & HEY WHAT,. (UN ORTUNATELY HAPPENED. I \ 1 'ECAME ----- THC'0CHr ENTANGLEO IN A t/ ( i Mk344T ENGENDER ) i Ti.- -H F*)T\LL M5 1CME I\TRC'.4A43E BY (ft t\\ Dt5PL'ING 'TOUR SKN AT THE. PLA'T'- SPORTS GOODS REVENGEON 'I TV LAST NIC4T7 'r ME . Tod' by Al Vcrmeei r EVERY TIME I SAW THE MUMMY'S I TATTFPFI').f) '. 6ANC)AGES. r GOT I SCARED SILLY.' / SAD THEY REMINDED HER THAT SHE NEEDS SOME NEW FALL CLOTHE5. 41, Si For FrIday, [} I 66 "*'-'.'-' Be prepared to make a few concessions today if it will keep everyone happy. Being ob. "tinate could be a disadvantage to you, too. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) if shopping today, don't pay more for items than you know theno otneone seeking a little healthy uotllpetition. VIRGO (AU. 23-Sept. 22) Take a firm position on issues iiu feel strongly about today. Stand up and defend your cause the best way you know how, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 231 1),iii't afraid to negotiate a bit forcefully today in business. You won't get what you want if be worth. You won't 'tee remorseful later if YOU are cu. conscious now. YOUR BIRTHDAY Nov. 5, 1976 You will develop some in. teresting new associations with persons in the business cornrnunitv this year. They could ---------------------------help further your financial interests. ( ".4 by Bob Thavia RNiE'5 -. ... ..- - . • ••• à• ', - - • CUS1RS LAST STANP! Th MALAI'? ,4;;;sPOIN& IT IN NEEPLEINT rn. 51 LAUREL AND HARDY 330 SI MOVIE- Daytime Wfe Tyrone Power. Linda DarneCI 2 12 SAINFORDANDSON ((B) 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 HOLLYWOOD HOLLYW000SOUARES 12 MARCUS WELBY, MD Ii00 2 - WHEEl. OF FORTUNE 6 GAMBIT P (;,ci oit-, 615 - 1976 I I I I. - _________ a hIllUt. . -—----- ; 'r ' '- z NIT I &"H0WTO$5DucEAwoH" — NOT SINCE 'CAT BALLOU such a hUariously bawdy movie! SHOW TIMES 7:30 & 11:15 A broken down frontier scout Ie.ims up with a drunken Indian with a social , too! - - the Great Elfuthict • • Robbery of 19081 ; Let MAPjlN'0D.skrlaJI) Ez*bhL3l(LEnther$ART1N'5ytyaJfJLL3 it FP G JEFF BRIDGES IN I - "WARTS RTS OF THE wm FREE SWAP SHOP qLA MARKET I SUaD*yS,* M I P U - Rummage salt' sponsored b'. lAngwtid Police ('adds, 3 am. to 5 p.111., city recreatin ;iiiliiin, Wilma Street. Proceeds Iii refurbish bus '- n-i 't'-.ric.-i c, . -".' j • 1 - - — - - - - - - - — - — - - — .i - - - = NJ - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Rummage sale to benefit Jackson Heights 117A. ¶1 am, to .1 pin Meatworld, Oviedo, Noember1est bazaar, 9:30 am. to 4 pin.. Emiii.iriuel Episcopal (Thur :ti, 1603 E. Winter Park ltd., Orlando . Lunch available, , I a I I N' " 'D'& I I - L.45T A I - a a .44 Ifts;l,,,. ' with this ad Big Shet is Burger Chef's tallest hamburger. Two all-beef meat patties sandwiched in a triple decker bun. Plus cheese, lettuce and Burger Chef's special sauce. Two Big Shets for only 99C. no wonder we say: You get more to l i k e at Burger Chef. urg1r (Xt to a I I a I a PECIAl. 19 $ 1 i paces honty dppd fried Chicken. mashed potafoes and gravy. cale stiw and a hot butter tashn' biscuit a Bchw.. che ,, a - Offer valid through November 30, 1976 at participating Burger Chef restaurants except Silver Star Road (Orlando) v'- 'fLZ "Never Too Late" presented by Theatre Arts G u ild, 7:30 p ni., Deltona Community ('enter - a J 1''."EMANuELLI. LAST [s1JIITiJ"' JOYS OF * WOMAPd I disease to pull off Yard and hake sale, 9 am. to 2 pm., Christ United Mthri.t;st Church, Sunland. 17 tIiII71 n hIS-'4:44-4 2$-S •e.43 25th Annual I'iilleeman's Ball 9p.m. to I .1 In.. Sanford Civic ('enter, Music by the Check Mates I 1111 $ATU Rummage, bake, plant and ('raft sale, 9am. to S p Ili.. Congregational (liristian Church, 2101 Park Ave.. Santurd a do ' ffbyDeáPh FRIDAY I W11:411 Mid-Florida Singles Club, 7:30 p.m. month) business Sanford (ii;,, ii lv' r of ('imilill icrer hk _______ ______ - I I _______________________________________________________ - a 12 [)AYSOFOUF1 LIVES 4 6: AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 520.000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THEGUIDtNCulr'-ir 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY CR) Gil THE 24 VILLA ALEGRE 315 9 GENERAL HOSPITIL, , - ,'r 1I I)i iIIi Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am , Lurd Chumley's, \lt;iiiiontc Springs. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 1 a.mii.. iiui-k's h)rc'Sttrs Square Dance Club, 8 p. m.. The Fiirct Tanglewood AA. closed, 8 pIn., St. Richard's Chun 1i IAingwood A,t. dosed, 8 p.m Rolling lulls Moraviari. Sit 434, Countywide School Ad%isory Committee, noon, First Federal of Seminole. VAt's Club for Singles, 9pm , Vrl;iniiii Garden 710 E. Rolltns Ave Orlando. - - - -- r - - — — I I 1J 'I F'RlDAY,NO'EMItER5 Carport sale and baz.aar, 1) a in. to 5 p.m., Gorxi .)iieIJiwuu i.utneran '..nurcn, ie-u, ianIorrj. Lunch will be served. Through Saturdas - 4J t NOVEMBER -- Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:31) iii., Epis(-opdl Church parish house, Enterprise. Sa nf ord AA, 8 pm., Mayfair Country Club, (asselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m.. land 0' Lakes ('oUjItr (lob __ - JIOMOR ROW 1 Senior Citizen Dance. 2 pin., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Free to all seniors. — Jr c,,,r,c-oar i'-,j P,iii "i,. THEATRES 111G TIIUR,SI)AY, NOVEMBER I Art show, New England Wharf, 400 S. Orlando Ave Winter Park. Th rough Saturday. 6' SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Man. WITH TH IS RING (Te,, Thtss) I DREAM OF ANNIE (Wed).) DBCC PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fr,) PICTURE OF HEAL TH University of florxi 630 - -— — - — - - - - - - - - 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES FLOYD ___________ RO(5G (NAIS IKIATIE i - 'eu' .14 J-111 nA "Illa.....MLEW)AR J1J-U2bb I u I A /1L// - 9 2 NEWS 6 HOGAUS HEROES cla PATflI(Y FAMILY - 00 There Are A Lot Of Good Things Under Our Roof a -\\ Mass usio Slaos ,joan Caulfield. Veronica Lake (BAW) 1946 (Fn) 'Private Worlds" Claudette coitieri Charles Boyer (BAW) 1935 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Orange County School System, until 3 p m Sanford by IWI (pined in progress) 145 9 DAILY WORD 200 2 - DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4 LATE NEWS 230 4 PASTORS STUDY FLORIDA — 2 4 LESS 6$ PERRY MASON 9 NEWS 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 12 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCH FOR 9 TOMORROW 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 9, ALL MY CHILDREN 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 1255 9 MOVIE (Man.) 'T 2 12 NBC NEWS Tamer" Dana Andrews, Pat 100 OE3rien (Tues) 'Never Say 2 12 SOMERSET Goodbye -. Errol Flynn, 4 MIDDAY Eleanor Parker (B&W) 1956 6 NEWS (Wed.) -'Magnificent Obsession,' Robert Taylor, Irene 9 RYAN S HoPE 1 30 Dunne tB!.W'l 1954 IThur i - , 1,0(3 4 (p/co) CAMERA THREE (Tues) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed) EVERYWOMAN (Thurs) CRACKERBARREL (Fri) 1001< UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 2 SUNSHI NE ALMANAC 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6$ WILD WILD WEST -- by T. K. Ryan REAP ALL- AOLYr IT EXCL.USIV EHINP-THE- UH.•. t EHINP MA1RJAL. iEPoR-roN 12 00 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST- 330 4 6 MATCH GAME 75 6M THREE STOOGES YOGA AND YOU ?. ZOOM 400 2 IRONSIDE CR) 4 - GILLIGAftS ISLAND 6 M€RV GRIFFIN 7 -24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 HOILYW)OO SQUARES 4 it) 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6$ BEWITCHED - MAILUS WELBY M 0 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM 12 (R) 6$ MY THREE SONS 7 2-1 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE iiicet lug, Cocoa Miami Beach Seminole Everglades Orlando Suwannee Riloe Indian River Palm Beach Tal 1 ha ssee Key West Pensacola Tampa Tomorrow: James Madison •• Afternoon 6$ DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (Fr,) MAX B NIMBLE 24 MACNEIL.LEHERERRE' PORT 830 6$ COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU Morning 2002 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. ward . up. down or diagonally. Find each and box it in. DOONESBIJRy 6$ PAUL HARVEY ME1'ITARY I 55 4 6 SM CBS NEWS ()ES Seminole Chapter 2, 5 p in., M:IyonR- Temple , .011 IISNESEMIN0LEPYC0CA ANUAHA0C0CWSIEIS0NM MIWH00HIURDNA10CIHI 0AAHDITSEWVEKTRSYSA S LNPENSACL0SRELUEAH SO N ,F L OR I D NV RAN ER I 0CEIARp oN0NIRANSSAB L A E ON D I A A I R H E N D H S S E BSRMD0AT0NIPT001A0A ENIE0RLNA00LEILNHIC G EVSLRAIHHI0pVLEAAH N P E F R C D A 0 E P D I A AN I V T AMRLONIMESIASDTALKD RAIUIPALHHCAEBHLAPH 0 T A G R S E D A L G R E V E KT I R baby 2 12 TODAY (Local at 725 and 8-25) 4 6 CBS NEWS (730 a m, Ch. 4, local news) 6$ POPEVE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER ICA at 7 25 and 8 25 am. lor-ii news, weather, sports) 800 4 CAP1AIN 6. Friday 6$ NEWS CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT arid 9 DON Ho syv 1130 2 12 STUMPER.S 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 6M LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE -, • ' up 4 KIJTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6 55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL roamrwruu•tohaul naui a - top seam 90vo"11M-NV cargo 1973 1240 9 DAN AUGUST (B) too 2 12- TOMORROW GM NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 105 51 MOVIE: l'ho Perfect Snob -- Co'flffl Wide, Lynn Ban en take on a newrole insoc,ot and industry 930 9-NANCY WALKERSHOw, The ever distraught Lorraine brings in a burde of guilt and 0(XJsUp leaving her burxlloof joy' with an already too busy Narvnv 24 WORLD WAR 1 Daredevils and Dogfights' A new breed of heroes rose to heights of individual glory AmoriainsintheFren,jiLofa. etto Esc.adrille 1000 4 6 HAWAII FIVE-u An irt forger brazenly victimizes Unit MACNEIL.LEHERERRE. PORT 9 THE STREETS OF SAN FRAJ'JClsCO Li. Sk)flU vostigates a series of brutal mntsclers involving men linked 10 a teenaged prostitutes date book 24 SOUNDSTAGE Woody Gutlwmos America' Feat ured JlidyCoiline.PoteseegerAj G(irtwio DA REPORT 800 2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Alaska" 4 6 THE WALTONS Two l'xxg special 'Mary Ellen, Wowing "Mary Ellen franI. rune out on her wedding ,ni'...,i un, .....,i on her sister Erin understanits wily Robert MerIt Wood is featured as her fiance. David Spencer,a.ng intern 6* MOVIE Treasure of Sierra Madre -- Humphrey Bogart, Walter Heston 1947 Graphic portrayal of in this story of an urv-iolypartnem. ship of men ,, se r , of gol T E A0AM s CHRONICLES Chapter 7 .John Ouincy Adams Diplomat I 1809-1815), and wife, Louisa Cathmine, live in St. Petersbur g, where is Mnister to Russia arid later heads the peace ayrvmssjon in Ghent, endi ng t he War of 1812 9 WELCOME BACK. KOTTER Jm.iio a nd the school nurse set a program Of physical exams a nd learn (ahe Nis a team of doctors 12 DEAR MR GABLE xuentary on tha pro. fession.iI private to f ttv' Anarr ' 7 MARY HARTMAN: MARY HARTMAN 24. LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU II 30 -, i rriau,rur 4 cBS LATE MOVIE - l(ol.ik The Corrupter. The of a eWe4ry company Is mugged and murdered and Koak suspects its no ordinary street aimo (R) 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 71 A13C CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 STREETSOF SAN FRANCISCO (R)_ 1200 6 , WILD. WILD WEST 611111 THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 1230 4 CBS MOVIE CONT 'F4. lack -- David Jarsen, Keenan Wynne star as trucking part- i,,,.L........... iris '-'.--'..'v..Y ,r, 9 TONY RANDALL SHOW Judge Franklin is charged with th(OO uflts of first degree tyranny by his children and hOus0k0per, 24- WORLD WAR I Over Hco' Entering the war has a drastic irTyXCt on the Anican homefront. advocates of rWhJtratity Change their tune, worn- 24 MAC NEIL. LEHERER RE. '0111 730 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 MATCH GAME 6$ HEROES 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 12 MY THREE SONS 24 EAST CENTRAL FLORI. r; - SEEK & FIND' a borderline amount of of this newspaper, P.O. Box - - .dthyspermcellsthechances 1551. Radio City Station, New 1 sour having a are York. NY 10019. TUMBLEWEEDS 6 . Th' gremlin'; grit ti u. one 01 our answers a coup:e if months ago The bidding wi A and B, who used to defend supposed to have proceede'-' the auction bridge hands in th ree clubs- pass. pass-doubIm 1 th e '20s, are too old to play but somehow or o th er an extra much duplicate any more, but pass got in. they had put in an appearance The double after two passes for an afternoon game. Sitting is for takeout. The double East and West they had very after three passes is for the few ;i to play and wit,fl birds. their long practice in defense (Do you have a question had a good chance to win the for the experts? Write "Ash duplicate when they defended the Jacobys" care of this the last hand newspaper, The Jacobys will B opened wi th one diamond answer individual question' in th e East seat. After South if stamped, self-addresseJ jumped to lout spades. A envelopes are enclosed The proceeded to double. North most interesting quosricns r edoubl ed and A open ed his will be used in this co/umn deuce of diamonds, and will receive copies of B proceeded to cash three JACOBY MODERN If .jlI• - I ba nd should have a speriii Velope for mailing. Address ujit, be has sufficient or yo ur letter to Dr. h..'unb in care flame SaNCE fit WAS -- B jil 24 DIMENSIONS IN Cut..TUBE 630 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS i ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 10 TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY iJNCH CROSS WITS 6$ I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9- WILD, WILD WORLD OF INIMALS •. nti,'r i,,. RIGHT iiurii • BRIDGE diamond tricks and A carefully discard ed the deuce of hearts on the second diamond and the ace of hearts on II.) third one. Now led a heart and A tuft ed to set Sou th one trick and give A and B a trip score. 'What a magnificent play, said South. "I bet that you are the only pair to set four spades" "Probably so," replied A. "but back In 1927 or 28 II and I beat a spade game in Wilbur Whitchead's column by th) same play. knew we weren I going to beat you more than one trick Th is was a safet play just in case you were wd of hearts with the to (uiuul REN 'PHI - 11% ()SW.I,I) and JAMES JACOHY That c' FRANK AND ERNEST AT - -' , iecK a change of pace later in the (Jay. I"ut your worldly -oncerns aside temporarily. Do something that's full with friends. LEO July 23-Aug. 22) (•h-illenge brings out the best in )OU today. You'll see what I mean if you're confronted by burning the midnight oil tonight because you've put off tasks till the last minute. Get an early start. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Sometimes its necessary to take a calculated risk. Don't play things so close to the vest' today that you let opportt#y slip away. ,,tI & 111110 (J Ofl,.L'nI i'l. -• 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS GM EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES - Three Psychotherapy Ap- -: -' things than you do. sM;ITrARIUS i Nov. 23- c. Ti .. .-•----Id , ..•-•.. ,,,-...1.l I._. I by Evening TAURUS 'April 20-May 20) Victor) comes to you through Don persistence. discouraged if ttuings start out slowly. You'll win by hanging in there. GEMINI iM ay 21-June 201 Keep your own counsel today, rather than discu.ssinp, your problems with others. You'll Find the solution if you get off alone. CANCER June 21-July 22) Fear DEAlt DR. I am 21 irul tny husband is 33. When mv husband was 15 he caught the lliUhl1S and they went down in (liii' testicle. We have been married for two bears and have been trying desperately to imnceive a baby and I have had ri' luck a year ago my husband iirt1ty 'good. Sometimes imi clii to see his doctor about it orovement in overall medical .iid he told him this did not (- oriditions ('an improve--. a iiican he was sterile as we had person's fertility — male or thought i. it just meant our female. Men or women low in liatw'es of conceiving would be thyroid may benefit from '.ni.iiler and that all of our thyroid medication. There is children would be of the same also some evidence now that sex. men will benefit from taking A year and half has passed 11w fertility pill often used in ;ai,il 'ttll !m riot abtc t i-vt wonicii sOiotio not ov ul ate. This pregnant. I have a child a would probably be most apprevious marriage. What I'd plicable to the man with some meall) like to know is, what are but not enough healthy sperm our chalices of having a baby' i.ells. Apparently the fertility DEAR HEADER his true pills stimulate an increased that itiumps that involve the pr od uction of sperm in the male testicles call cause a man to be just as they increase the terile. However, many times production or release of ova the iI1fl recovers entirely and from a woman's ovaries. he is just as able as the next And to increase the sperm man to father children, count somewhat, II there are 'llie involvement of only one healthy sIvrm, it is well to lunit testicle would suggest that the the attempts to get pregnant to tither one would be I(ormal. In every other night. When a fact, as occurs with many doctor does a sperm count he paired organs the uninvolved wants a specimen after abone bay enla,'ge to compensate stinence for two or three days. lot- the weak one. We see this in Why? To get the best specimen people with one kidney. for most healthy sperm k,the ether ktdney may cells. For pregnPncv t is tv'ct be larger than normal. produce an equally optimal Tli&'re is absolutely nothing to specutten. The spenn cells live the statement that all your for two to three days in t he (hildT1llWlllbeOfthCSaflICSeX. womb. Ann does not produce SpermFinally, doni overlook the for ttiale children from one possibility that even though you testicle and females fromit have had one child that you another. IS about as far. tiay not be as fertile as you fetched as the city kids idea once were. that one teat of a cow is for Impotence can be caused by chocolatemilk, ilk, another for diseases and hormone i ream, another for buttermilk deficiencies but must often and the last for whole milk. I from psychological factors.For am sure you have misun- more information on this ilerijtocJ what the doctor said. problem send 50 cents for The 'lucre is only one good way to Health Letter number 3-12, out what your chances of Impotence. Send along, ving a baby really are. Your stamped, self-addressed en- 5, 1976 iiu'ri wLshywash) l4ii1S -- M:irrh 21-April 191 sCoItl't() I Oct. 24-Nov. 221 You'll have to look out lot No. today if something material is Take into consideration the .It stake. Those you deal with views of companions and will be protecting their Own associates today. They may have a better approach to interests, WIN late Clark Gatk Burgess Meredith narrates 24 THE STRAUSS FAMILY Third episode in this series about the family Iliac becarri, famous for their music and waltzes. 830 9 BARNEY MILLER Driver, Passengers and a suspect end the 121h prectoct station 900 2- 12 BESTSELLERS Two hour spocal First hour reviews P(Ovious chapters ol TheCaptans and the Krn' Second hour, hook SII Joseph's ruthlessness loads him to blackmail a senator (Henry Ford). 7- MASTERPIECE THEATER Madame Bovary Jtx7nir Emma's day of reckoning has arrived her 1ev0(5 have deserted. her scleriding has driven the Oovasys to Thursday November Thursday, Nov. 4, 19H—SB TELEVISION LISTINGS - Ih BERNICE 8EDEOSOl 60 65 9— S erility :111 ic & 59 1'162 B) Lawrence E. Lamb, M.[). EEK 58 53 154 HOROSCOPE Mumps Cause I, - 1 123 •24 I 49 149 Iso Nor MUCh? 11 10 i 6 : Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ACROSS 11 ,45 Value Tax 6-ci-oti E &ery 0., Wed &Sun Ilann tjjP I FAmOus For Good Ti't, I .01*1 ,c OPIi.C'*iIY ii*My FRIED CHICKEN I �61111-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thuriday, Nov. 4, mo : Legal Notice .10% - Legal Notice . 30-Apartments Unfurnishe Armed SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEISURE TIME PROGRAM Forces ___________________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1741.CA. DIVISION: Tilt- sergeant is a 196t Al,AN SITZER _ JACKSONVILLE NA IIONAL undersigned pursuant to the graduate uI Seminole High BANK. a National banking cot 'Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter MS 09, Florida Statutes, wllI register Navy Machinist's Mate First School. his Father is Lewis poration, Basic Car Care" begtns Nov. 9, meets Tuesday 9 Plaintiff, with the County Comptroller, In and (lass Alan H. Sitzer of 1361 Townley (,f Malakoff, Tex. VS for Seminole County, Florida, upon This basic course in routine nintenance. Covers car Towneley's wife is the former HENRY F. WALKER, ci al., P rince Philip Dr., Casselbcrry, receipt of proof of the publication of safety checks, cooling checks and maintenance, oil and fnants, this notice, the fictitious name, to pa r ticipated in the NATO l'atricia A. Gladback, daughter lubrication maintenance schedule; an analysis of the wear NOTICE OF SALE wit. GEORGE CONSTRUCTION of Mr. and Mrs. Milo (;ladback Exercise "Display DeterNotice is hereby given that, CO under which we are engaged In patternsoitires,andsolutions; battery operation and care; plus 1722 Sixth St. NE, Minot. N. iiii n ation" in the pursuant to an order or a final business at 109 Devon Court, other important aspects of automotive operation that are Judgment of foreclosure entered in Longwood, Florida, 32750 Mediterranean Sea. especially helpful. Fee: $15. Rl('ARDO AMOFIX) the above captioned action, I will That the parties Interested In said lie is a crewmember aboard the sell the property situated In business enterprise are as follows landing ship dock USS PorSeminole County. Florida. described George Davis Marine Private Ricardo Ronald Bennett tianul. deployed with the U.S "Beginner's Guide to Antiques," starts Nov. 4, meets Lot 6. Block ii. Tier 1, E. R. Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Sixth Fleet. his command :\llluui'do, 18, son of Mr. Eduardo Thursdays 7 10 p.m., ends Dec. 16. Tralford's Map Of the Town of FlorIda. October 81h, 1976. •'unoedo of 135 Margo Joined with naval forces front Al fli(-cfif will iiicg'ncq th fnilnwina ci.*rd .irrnrriinn to P.. man Publish Oct IA l 9 Nov A 1974 !A)ngst)txl. 1135 r epo rt ed f o r ;;; DEC ' 19 s;;;inPl rt ugal, Italy, Turkey and the ...........l'o copies is an Antique? Determining an Antique's Value; Fakes, duty with the Force Troops. Pages 54 thru Inclusive, of the and Reproductions; Collecting on a Modest Income; and many-United Kingdom For the COlU Fleet Marine Force Atlantic, Public Records of Seminole County, INVITATION TO BID limed exercise which included Florida. other areas which will provide valuable information for those City of Sanford, Camp Lejeune, N.C. convoy at public sale, to the highest and best operations, amphibious Florida interest edmstartingthefascinatmgfieldolco ll ectingantiqLes. A (onner student of bidder for cash, at the west front assault landings and anti Sealed bids will be received In the Fee $15. door of the Seminole County submarine warfare manuvers. High School, he joined the Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at office of the City Manager, Sanford, Florida Marine Corps in April 1976. A 1959 graduate of Dra pe r ___________________________ 1100 AM. on the 161 h day of I) One I HP Chain Saw "Slim 'N Trim," the class begins Nov. 11, meets Th ursday 7 November, 1976 High School, Schenectady, One 58 HP Chain Saw (Seal) Three I HP Chain Saws 9 p.m., ends Dec. 16. N.Y.. he joined the Navy in Legal Notice Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Detailed specifications are ________________________________ "Slin'N Trim" a course in mild exercise designed to l6. Clerk of the Circuit Court available at the office of the City FICTITIOUS NAME and physical vigor. Fee: $12.50. increase muscle By . Cherry Kay Travis Manager BRYAN H. TUWNI.EY Notice is hereby given that I ami Deputy Clerk All bids shall Orlando Seminole - X oom apartmenl, 2nd floor rear llitles Included £17 W. 'Third St Sanford 322 2780 b 831- 9993 322 - 2ô11 1 thru is a HOURS 41c a line s times 6 thru 25 times system P. M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 8.00 A.M. - 530 24c a line 26 tImes ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum , DEADLINES Sunday - 1 BR. turn, apt , lights, water tur Mature adults No pets, 593 32 Noon Friday MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Iv. air Cond ,Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 18. SR 111, Longwood 062 , - 4-Personals Lyman FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 4.587 Write P 0 Box 1213 Sanford Florida 327 71 stay is tone The classes listed above are fcc-supported, and are presented at no cost to th e taxpayer. Those desiring more Information may contact the leisure Time Program at Seminole Communht% College. - - ___ __ -. . _ Ml NOT, official at Minot AFB. ND., has announced the Bryan H. Townley to technical sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. Townley, Mrs. Roy 222 Magnolia Ave., sanorci, is a missile maintechnician with unit of the Strategic Air Command. NE). - An promotion son ' of Mixon Legal Notice -. - tenance LEGAL NOTICE public is hereby notified pursuant to the provisions of F. S. Ch 11901(2) ibl the Receipts and Appropriations divisions of Seminole County budgets as to the approximate division of locally raised receipts and all expenditures between the 'nci,rporated and unincorporated areas of the Cc.jnty, General Fund Revenues were arrived at by deleting revenues raised in unincorporated areas only before applying population ratios. All expenditures are arrived at by the ratio of population Incorporated areas to t.'n incorporated areas, using the latest opulatmon figures available as of July 1, 1976 Incorporated areas. 69.35.6. unincorporated area, 70,641, or 1? per cent Incorporated and 50.5 per cent unincorporated. EXPENDITURES REVENUE Fund General Road 8. Bridges Incorp. it.s pci $4,780,163 835.944 Unincorp. so.s Pct 53.766.155 157.833 F.R.S Incorp. 4.5 Pct Unincorp. 50.5 Pct. $3773790 1,123,126 187.619 931.011 $.5,639,i57 1.391,917 1/19,168 Grant In Aid 18.5 Ch. Jail l&S Gen. Ob Bonds C 0 Ch Jail C 0 Gen. 00. Bonds 252.326 18.530 135.252 237,124 90.320 137,985 912603 252.326 88.530 1.91.3 135,733 251.124 90.320 1.982 137.955 All receipts and expenditures for the following municipal service taxing units are received from and appropriated to unincorporated areas cf the County. Unit Budget County Wide Fire Unit iUnriOrporatedI Oakland Hills Street Lighting District Apple Valley Street Lighting District Brxaventure Heights Street Lighting District Brantley Hail Street Lighting fltSttuCt Case Aloma Street Lighting Di$Iyi4i' English Estates Street Lighting District EngliSh Woods Street Lighting District Forest Brook Street Lighting District Gregory Drive Street Lighting District Highland Pines Street Lighting District Howell Estates Street Lighting b I a I P II b h S I D U. T S. a Idyliwilde Street Lighting District indian HillS Street Lighting Dislr:t Laurelwood Street Lighting District Norttxgate Street Lighting District Pibin Hill Street Lighting District Spring Valley Street Lighting District Sterling Park Street Lighting District Sunland Street Lighting District Tarxgl.wood Street Lighting District Temple Terrace Street Lighting District Traulwood Estates Street Lighting District Tijskawilla Street Lighting District Wtathtt'stield Street Lighting District Wefuiva Hunt Club Street Lighting District Winter Woods Street LightIng District Winwood Street Lighting District Woodlandi Street Lighting District Wrenwood Street Light lop District Wrenwood Unit II Street Lighting District $1,464.66? 1.892 766 . 1.007 1.431 1.2 1 5 9 Pt INVITATION TOBID This Is an invitation to bid on: (I) Ten (101 frequency syn thesized. desk type, scanning monitors Must be capable of on site reprogramming of Irequencies, monitor a minimum of eight (0) channels of any combination in the low, high, and UHF bands and cpersteon Ill VAC, 60 Hz. Antennas shalt be Supplied with all necessary mounting brackets (2) One (1) 900 call encoder and ten ito paging receiv er s of tone and voice nodel and have monitoring capability. Specifications may be obtained at Seminole County Sheriff's Office, Room 101, 301 North Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771. anytime between 9 a.m S p m • October 25, thru November IS. Bids will be opened at 12 noon. November 16. Right Is reserved to reject any or all bids. John E Polk, Sheriff Seminole County Publish Oct 20, Nov. 1. Ii, 19/6 DEE lao INVITATION TO BID This is an invitation to bid on im Initial planning and piementatlon of psychological consultant services at the Seminole County Jail on a per hour, con tractual basis, Services will include Contract assessment counseling Jail Administrator, Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Rm. it 2 in person. 9 5 weekdays for 0.taled information Bring resume John E Polk. Sheriff Seminole County I"ut)liSfl Nov 1, II, II. 1976 DEF 2) 11.326 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- 2.458 CUIT ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-2040.CA.4.F In Re: the Marriage of: Jessica 'N Covington. Wife Petitioner And Billy E Covington. Husband Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO BILLY EDWARD COViNG TON 110 350 4.01. 83.4 3.030 1,1.15 7.3.41 1.293 17.317 71 133 7.110 . 33)7 1.239 3.385 3.178 42.277 1,014 7.592 10,863 2100 .4th Street Harvey, Louisiana YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to it On JESSICA W. COVINOTON, Petitioner, whose address is, Post Office Box 11.35. Sanford, Florida 327/I, on or before November 30. 1916, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court. otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on the21st day of October. (916 I Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Mary N, Darden Deputy Clerk Publish Oct 23 & Nov 1. it. is. 1975 DEE II) 786 11 503 County Court Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida By A C, Jones Deputy Clerk Publish Nov 4, 19/6 a SMITH, HULSEY, SCHWALBE S. NICHOLS Attorneys for Plaintiff 500 Barnett Bank Building Jacksonville. Florida 37202 PubliSh: Nov. 4, 1976 DE F 71 1,986 Arthur Pt Beckwith, Clerk of Circuit and OEF 25 of of engaged In business at 499 Hwy 131, Bay 7. Altamonte Springs 31701, Seminole County. Florida under the fictilious name of SUPER SUB PUB. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 863 09 Florida Statutes I7. S. Barbara J. Rawson Publish: Oct. 21. 78, Nov 1. ii, 1976 DEE i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76'2042.CA.89.0 CHARLES F MARKOWICZ and EVA M MAR KOWICZ, his wife, Plaintiffs, vS MARY LOUISE ROLLER and GEORGE K. ROLLER, her husband. et II. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO MARY LOUISE ROLLER and GEORGE K. ROLLER Residence - Balsam, North Carolina YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida: PIE 4 of t he SE I.., Section 19. Township 20 South, Range 32 East, Seminole County, Florida. has been Piled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any, to It, on Julius 0 PetruSka. ROWLAND, PETRUSKA. BOWEN & Mc DONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, wtsoSl address is 3011 N or th Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida 37801, on or befc.re November 391h, 1976, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either befor e service on the Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you f's? 'he relief demanded Its the Complaint. WITNESS my hand end the seal of Ibis Court, this I9tIs Cloy of Octcber, 1376. (Seal) Arthur H dckwilrl, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Cher ry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish. Oct. 71. 21. Nov. A. II, 1376 DEE Ill be in the City Manager's Office, City Hall, San. ford, Florida not later than 130 P M. Thursday, November is, 1976. The bids will be publicly opened on the same date at 2.00 P .M. The City Commission reserves the right to accept or to reject any or all bids in the best Interests of the City of Sanford. W E Knowles, City Manager CITY OF SANFORD Publish Nov.1, 1976 DEF 21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.703S.CA.04E In Re: the Marriage of PHILLIP JONES. SR.. Husband and HENRIETTA JONES. Wife NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: MRS. HENRIETTA JONES No 6.) Peck Street Rochester, New York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tnat a Petition or Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your answer or pleading to the Petition on the Petitioner's attorney, JAMES E. C. PERRY, 1011 Sanford Avenue, P.O Box 22 3 6. Sanford, Florida, and file the original answer or pleading in the Olficeof the Clerk 01 the Circuit Court on or before the 30th day of November. 1976 If you fail to do so . a default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Petition Dated at Sanford. Seminole County, this (8th day of October, 1916. (Seall Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Martha T Vihlen Deputy Clerk Publish Oct. 21, 21, Nov. I, II. 1976 DEE ito IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number PR 16.300-CP Division In Re: Estate Of BERNICE D. DEASON MCLEAN. a k a BERNICE DEASON MCLEAN and BERNICE D. MCLEAN, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PEflSC' CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of BERNICE 0 DEASON MCLEAN, aka BERNICE DEASONMcLEAN& BERNICE, 0. MCLEAN, deciiased. File Number PP 76300 CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, the ad dress of which IS Probate Division, Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida 327/I, The personal repr esen tative of the es tate is ETHEL M. HOUGHTON, aka MRS HARRY E. HOUGHTON whose address IS 11$ Barton Av enue. Palm Beach, Florida 3340 The name and address of the personal representaliue', attorney are set forth below All persons ha.uIng claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of Ihe above court a written stalement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be 'n writing and must Indicate me 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 dale when It *ill become due shall be Staled. If the claim is contingent or unllquidated, the nature of he uncert ainty s ha ll be staled, If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant Shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to en able the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representallve. All persons int er ested In the es tate to whom a copy of this N ot ice of Administration has been mailed are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections t hey may have that challenge the validity of lf'ue decendent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the ven ue or jurisdict ion of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS , AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: Novmbr 4. $976 Ethel M. Houghton. aka Mrs Harry E. Houghton As Personal Representa, live of the Estate of Bernice D Deason McLean, a k.a Bernice Deason McLean and Bernice 0. McLean Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Francis K. Whitaker 1316 E. Hillcrest Orlando, FlorIda 3730] Tiliptsots*: (305) 594.3501 PubliSh Nov .1, II, 1976 0EV 22 HANSON SHOE SHC' "NEW LOCATION" 106 Park Ave.. across from Atlantic Bank, Sanford 8. Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs, Courteous 1 Educational Child Care for as low as $2, weekly if you qualify. 323 or 323 0435 111W 1st St. 373 0526 Classified Ads will always give you more. . . Much , Much More than you expect. Looking for a job? The Classified Ads will help you find that job IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON -- .•. -. ru, ,a,,,,I,ea or u, V. IJUUiVTl Ut ,, drinkers. For further information cal? 123.4307 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O Box 553, Sanford, FIa. 32771. D1VOPICE FORMS- For free information write to: Box 791, Pompano, Fla 33061. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6112027 for "We Car.""Hotline," Adults or Teens 31A-Duplexes - 18-Help Wanted Lost- Lady's wedding ring set, while gold band and matching engagement with diamond; vlclnty Ridgewood Arm Apart. menus Reward 372 5047 or 372 128$ Legal Notice NOTICE OF INTENT TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage nb'jsiness under the lictitious name of TRIDENT TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICING at 617 Lake Avenue, Longwood, Florida 32150 intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida.; DATED this 11th day of Uijat,Sr. AC) 15 /6 James S Daniel III Joseph P Kerwin Pbli5h Oct II, 21, 78. Nov. 1, 197e DEE IS Wilson Place-- I lIP. 3', bath, $89,000 River View- Pool home 3 OR, 2 bath. 136.003 perience preferred. Apply in person, Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center. 350 Mellonville Ave. Urilurnishivi. t,o bedroom Securit Deposit Adults Preferred 322 6620 or 32J iSIS * STUDENTS EARN $30 Be part of a supervised group of satespersons lhat sell household Items door to door Must be bit weets ages 12 to 10. Call Youth Counselor, 644 60.49 " G SANFORD-' Lovely 2 or 3 BR. 1 bath home in good location. ex cellent Condition. $18,700 VA No (sown. FHA Low down M. UNSWORTH REALTY I Sanford, Fla. 322-2090 fl10 i,3fl1ll "Tit utuilq" Pte.slixje .'.ifl9Cd '".%(:r" Y1arther Vil1age L ESIDE ' East off 17.92 at Seminola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off Winter Park Drive Open 10to6 830.7966 1505 W. 25th St. I Forrest Greene Inc. - U AK APARTMENTS " Highway 17.92, Sanford 321-8670 or 831.977 REAL ESTATE - J22 ON LAKE MONROE-. Mayfair Spacious, custom I BR, 2 bath. Ii cm, dun rm, den. eat in kit. 1', acres Privacy Near hospital 5113. - SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 75.377.CP Division In Re: Estate of WILLIAM ARMSTRONG LEF tLER, JR Deceased REPUBLISHED NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of William A. Leffler, Jr., deceased, File Number IS 377.CP, Is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DivIsion, the address of which Is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The personal represen tafive of the estate is Mary W. Leffler, whose address is P.O. Box 1193, Sanford, Florida The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set hsin UCiuw All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to lilt with the Clerk Of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have Each claim must be ABSTRACTOR KEY PUNCH OPERATORS EXECUTIVE SECRETARYFlorida Real Estate license WAITRESSES BAR MAID- Evening shill RESTAURANT MGR. TRAINEE LPSS- NtIs LIGHT MECHANIC- Gas station Ui~' "_ NURSES AIDE- Certified INSURANCE DEBIT SALES-- Trainee LEGAL SECRETARY- Ex I SHEET METAL MAN contingent or uflhIquidate, the nature of the uncertainty shall be slated If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sutficlens copies of the claim to the Clerk to enable Ihe Cliff to mail one copy to each personal representative. All persons Interested in the estate 10 whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fileany objectIons they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications Of the personal representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court. First Notice 10 Creditors was published January 2. 1376 per 5.5 733.13 Florida Statutes (old Probate Code) ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the fir-St publication of this Notice of Administration: October 20. 19/6 Mary W. Leff lee As Personal Represenla. tive of the Estate of Wm. A Leffler. Jr. Deceased Attorney for Personal Representative: William A. Leffler. Ill P.O. Box fl9S Sanford, Florida 377)1 Telepelone' 321 0322 PubliSh: Oct 70, Nov. 4, 1176 DEE 14 i- 6290636 s-i,j I . S,tiiford '$ ' Fla - (" FOR THE E 24-Business Opportunities BUYER Profitable, clean fish business for sale (only 1 in Debary). Call 305 6686931 afler 8pm. Ili i.iruiuJruI % '-11111. L'J3 ' OR 25% 322-2420 $7 375 Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse 3AMBQO COVE ORIGINAL PRICE feet of landscaped, Abundant slorage (including alttc) and "GE Energy Efliclincy Package". From $118. Call 3233)01 bit'.vew $ 8. 3. 30 . I I Jill ___ (LARGE BROOD Sow 8.8 WEEK OLD PIGS 323 6319 after 5p.m. . - 68-Wanted to Buy ' YOU NAME IT, I BUY IT, 99wp MODEL OPEN: t Woo mere ___________________________ Aluminum Siding DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday flight at 730 It's the only erie in Florida You set ttse reserved Price No charge Off'er than $.3 registration fee unless v eh icle is sold Call 904 253 liii for further details i 1106 Family Rental Units 4'4,tnlCQ Pri,,tie ttu,C' 91, 0,' 311 I Reg Real Estate Broker 1100E 251h St 3276453 , . ,,_-.x Lake Monroe -j' , balls, pool 115,003 Jenny (lark, Realty, Realtor. 322 tStf 50MJsCeIIaneoUS for Sale Carpet Clearing Deep 'steam thC AwJi K.ulp Decoralors. 322 2335 - Beauty Care Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential 8. Commercial Cleaning Pt I. Box 174cc Sanford. Ft 12/Pt 113oIlS S Electrical Hauling Homes DAILY-4:30 a.m..S:30 p.m. :',; Noon-6m, 4I,.r$ 25,OOO AND GARAGE CLEAN tj Phone 3497l 323•7080 DIRECTIONS; ln Sanford- W,ston25thSt, off 17.32 '. Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive WILCO cONSIRUC1IO COMPAJU A Subsidiary cx Whiner Industries ____ Fr, Will hCul away iunk metal Sm a ll ctsargetoremovetrash 373 Corlventional-5 °o Down 178$ Homes ready for your inspection and Immediate occupancy iI Home Improvements Central Heat & Air Londitioning For lree estimates. Cull Carl Harr i s at SEARS in Sanford in Sanford Ave .1 Blocks South of Airport Blvd FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 11071 Brailey Qdham-323-4670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER - Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTNO. 7547 Park Drive 322 344 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME) Macnines Residential or Commercial ,. repair service 339 347/ ........ . ... . " ' "u;.'' ___. I Canpen t,, P,nt...,g I'C''x' Wep.rs Gutterrig, Cement F •St.rr,j!y5 III e662 I I L an d Cl earing Get some 40-00 WiltS 4 Herald -- ' , euii Yard Service Sprinklers repaired, mulch & plastic elimiiI,'s acid's forever Tree's I & shrubbery pruned & removed Irish hauled No lob lou small i I 1996501 b*t*een 7 &, ___________ IA REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill Breriernen. 051 1399 apartment) Sewing EXPERT LAWN SERVICE : ..uwunxq, Edging, Trimm ing I Fr,e Estimates Phone 32.3 I1j _. Bu,.nq a fifa home) Moving to an WANT TO SEE A 'WONDER AT i',OII K' Place a Classified Ad fl 'hC E.rn.ng Herald today E EPSON LAN'S) CLE.,PItIG :iuidolung, Excavating, Dutch .11 dirt, lop Soil 32 $913 Landscaping £ - CiA%sut.ea 4d We'll help you write n ad that -11 bring fast sale CALL 322 i'sis ________________________ LlGrir HAuLINGL YARD e VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA . E!eOir:cal. 'iumb,ng, retnugerll,un. Heating, Ice Lawn Care J FOR INFORMATION CALL Another Fine Development By FROM I C E SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs Call 37)U7 I Bowiun Elertric lndustr,al. P-IUGPIEY EQUIPMENT __________________________________ Commercial. Residential Free LIe' Clearing. Mowing. D'scing Estimates 7515 Elm 4. 312 rn Dirt Clay Rock, Sand, 1)7) backhoe LCAdCr Ph 3n"27 identlal ueigliborhaod New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom I _____________________ Cleaning Only 133 Phone))'? 358$ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate '5 sold daily ri the classified ads. Nothing small about that L.3'p..'"r, Pex'..i,jei.ng CStö stork L cen'sr.,i kr rst,mae 323 338 TO.VER'S BEAUTY SALON lu:rmcrly P'ljr,ytl' Beut, N0c4 519 E V nO 322 5742 SOFA& CHAIR SHAMPOOED Lawn Care . -eruardt's i-iome Repairs, Room Additions. Concrete Work. Painting. Carpenter work. Ceramic Tile, Alum Enclosures _ 32? 6125 Free Extirriates ________________________ SOUTH ____________________________ Landscaping & Home Improvements cru cover -yi.i,ir hOmC a , ',, .lIumnum & Solfit Syslem Also Roofing. Gutters 70 Yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co , - I ---' ' TAFFER REALTY S,Illtords uewt'sl re IVIED9 FlU- Duplexes, Furn or ljnfurn,, Wooded, Home Size lo ts R1DGEwOOD VILLAGE. 365 1967 Pontiac Lemans. 2 door, keystone mags, good condition. Asking $ SSS Ph 3220483 - - area S. Sa nford Ave. 11* mod ern singul story I 8. 2 bedroom apIs, sod completely furnish ed studio apartments Conveniently iQcal,4& beautttully - _______ 1971 Impala I or. hardtop, blue metallic with blue vinyl top; only 13,000 life driven mite's. $2995. Call 322 2739. 67-Livestock- Poultry - 22,125 NOW In. & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unturnispied Newly redecorated Come see, E. Airport Blvd. Sanfor d, 223-13.i, 3301 - - THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 12 per cent Steer Fattener, $1 20 per 50 lb bag or IllS, per ton UNICORN FEEDS $95 Secondary Hwy 477 L000wond. VI m x. . . 1971 Lemans, PS, PB. Air condition. good condition. Must sell. Inquire: Apartment 33. Bamboo Cove Apartments, Airport Blvd., Sanford after 3 p.m. __________ .- Giant' Yard Sale- Tool's, ClOthe's. games, car lop carrier, Coleman LP gas wall heater. refrigerator, slave, full VW trailer hitch; something for everyone Nov S & 6, 10 a m 'til? Corner Summerlin & Forest Drive, Sanford ______________________________ - - Sanford Court Apartments ___________ 67A-Feed -- -. 1971 Super Beetle, inspected Oct. 76. looks & runs good, 1900 Ph. 323$117 after I St. Lonqwood. Winter Springs- 3 BR. 2 bath, large family room, large fenced yard, near new school Immaculate Must see to appec ale Low down Payment Let's talk 8)1 1138 Merchandise living Concrete block construction. Central heat and air Conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpa per In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and shopping No maintenance fees NOW LEASING .__ GENTLE PONY Broke for Children Phone 372 1757 across from Fire Station, Wilma $29o,wW Qualify 3 bedrooirt 2 bath garden home, 1267 square APIS -- Corvette, orange. T Top, loaded. Call alter S p m 3720141 31 , saddle and bridle, $150 Phone 373 1617 Rummage Sale- LonOWrWI P ni,,'. Cadets- Friday &Saturd;y. Nov 58. 6.110 S. City Rec Building, 30-Apartments Unfurnished IflfOt'd Senior Citizen - 1 OR mod ern deluxe, ground floor, 5(43 month, Alie furnished apart ments, 1100 month up 3230019 66-Horses .......,- GIGANTIC YARD SALE Sat Nov 6. bbS 1610 Park Ave., Sanford - ANYTIME 9 Rentals neighborhood. Air conditioner Mater, wall to wall carpeting, v' remodeled kitchen, porch, yard with grapefruit tree-s Call 372 9309 or 3721793 eveningS. 8Autos for Sale ____________ Now 58. 6. 1 5-- Household thingsCollectors' items Something for everyone 45 S Lake Jessup Ave Oviedo 11 Real Estate Wanted Multiple Listing Service 2 OR apartmen t In pleasant Ma 08-f . Rummage Sale, Friday & Saturday, Nov 5 & 6. 9 10 1 Community United Methodist Church of Deflary. Ii W Hlghbanks DeBary. trees, House or mobile home COUNTY Narcissus Ave Newly terry Realty, Realtor, 6780711 built custom 3 BR, 2 balls on I', AC,.. I .,,_ ..... -..... . " . " "vi,.y .-eruy PT up acres, woode d. in Paola on hard 0,9k trees willS lots more Priced to road, near WilSon Place Priced Sell .054)0347 right Call ili 1994 CA$H WITH We're Offering A Looking to buy lit or 2nd mor tgages at dilcOunI. 24 H our approval. Call Daytona (904) 672 0135 . - I to S ACRE tracts Paved road, cooking and l;ght housekeeping Fro* room and board 611.2576 or 327 9335. P -- Steam Clean You Own CarpRent Our Rinsenvac CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE, 322 SlOt --" ________________ LL ho I Companion or couple. live in. 25-Loan 64-Equipment for Rent __, III Let me show you how you can make $30310 5.300 per week. Call 323 $542 Nurse's RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aid companion. Needed immediately i I 1964 Chevrolet 2 ton with 12' van bed, full roll up rear door, very Clean and good mechanical Condit ion. Ideal for fruit. vegetables or plants Phone 339 6417 - I M ,. 1. 79-Trucks-Trailers , ctntro.rn ____________________________ -WE SELL SUCCESS373 5176 Ill. I I3edroorn ?Bstts - t9l,Upplarld Park Homes By FIRE Ltd DERWRITER- Exp. 101 Commercial land I.: ' ,% - SANFORD AUCTION 1973 Maverick, standard trans., air, Yard SaIe-391 Palm Drive, Mead 323 7310 $1600 or $603 down and take over X11v Manor, Ovieclo. Fri & Sat,9a,m. BALL REALTY payments 64$ $297. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Dishes, clothing, books. yard H_ _ Req Peal Esltc Broker TOP Price', ,on, condition goods. drapes, etc . drafting table Leasea Datsun including Z carsand SALES -. RENTALS 64 48(28, ..- 1. _____ ___ & char, $25, king size electric M)!" -. _______ trucks For informalmon call Bill 51/W 1st 51 , Sanford blanket, 53, Hot Point compactor. Ray or Jack Mink. 131 1 310. 377 5641 or 322 2151 alter Hrs CITY 8C0 Elm Ave Lrlcming Cash 322.4132 coppertone, $75. Hondi SL 70 with ____ ____ _____ ______________ OR, 1 ba th with additional I OR helmet. 1275. Call 36S6103 after S 3 BR. Ii, bath, red brick Mutt Sell For used furniture. appliances, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and apartment Has large eat in pm I '73 Models. Call 3230510 or $34. Willing to talk terms 510 O"r' tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items. kitchen and cozy tam.l1 roo m 4605 Dealer Phone 3?) 8602 Larry's Marl 215 Sanford Ave. Garage Sale- Miscellaneous Needs a little TLC , has great __ Ttsurs & Fri 605 David Street, Potential A bargain at s10.000 '67 Ford Ranch Wagon, AC, new WE BUY FURNITURE Winter Springs 327 1690 42-Mobile Homes paint, excellent condition. 1350 Maitland Auction LAKE MARKHAM ROAD Phone 668 4142 339 6116 toll free from Sanford Porch Sale- Fri Sat , & Sun 511 Country home with access t lake 3 BR mobile home, I'z bath, air, Celery Ave Little bit of cash 'or Antiqiucs Consignments '67 for swimming and tithing condillon utility shed Call 373 Chevelle Malibu. excellent everything Bedding, furniture & wanted H way 16 Auction Beautiful 3 BR. I both home in 1316 alter I P m condition. 5295 3231/57 after 6 too ls Galleries, 322 6977 excellent condition BPP pm 1973 Ridgewood. 12160. 2 BR, central warranted Just $31,51)0 - .------. air & neat, washer, dryer, awning, shed, extras, 13800. 222 1431 TWENTY WEST-. 7201 Mitch Court Neat and clean I Or. 1', -bath, central heat. wall to wall 43-Lots-Acreage carpeting and loads of extras! A ----------. terr,tic buy at 577.000 Pr¼ . 5,4. S ,ilr,,iS iQi#Vli OUTSIDE SALES- Advertising . * Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting per icnced litill'' . ~61111,~ P, I 'NF FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER COMMERCIAL i -4 QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES basis for the claim, the name and claimed If the claim Is not yet due, the date when it will become due shalt be stated. It Pie claim is - ru ~ -, A , W COOKS- Experienced only In writing and must Indicate lbs address of the Creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount '.... I I !~- BLAIR AGENCY 371 3864cr 373 77(0 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrufrs Garden Center 601 Celery Ave - _____________________________ . Motorcycle Insurance ' 62-Lawn.Garden , Yard Sale- Saturday, November 6. 9 to 2 Christ Methodist Church, Hwy 12/ and Tucker Drive. Ravenna Park - 109 Satsuma Drive Ily Owner 3 BR, 2 bath, w w carpet, Central heat & air, paneled family room overlooking 16' x 37 pool with Slide 1.35.003 Call 2 6177 Any year thru 19 /6 mod.l 7 days week Call collect, 568 2' 31 78-Mw3tOrCyCleS Wood or st ee l desks. ex ec utive d es k & chairs, se cretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs. tiling cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, 1797. 530 4206 sd_Tage.!s____ 3237832 . i Black & white Ptxilco 19" TV. pot. table. 6 mon ths old. A I cOndition 1709 Palmetto. 3226991 REALTOR MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Used Off ce Furniture ______________ ,.,, Bill BUY JUNK CAPS-- from $10 to $30 Call 377 1621 alter 1pm __________ -- I - ______ - _. 377 3955 7-Autos Wanted -. KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines Ufl()p1Fv APPLIANCES 323 0697 "fl:.- Or. Bo wers, O perator. 60-f'fice Supplies 52-ApplianCes 53-l'V.Radio.STereo 2539 Park rchandise Radio AM FM Stereo, tape deck. turn table, complete. Sold new, 1349, balance due. $123 Payments of 1980 per month Call Credit Manager, 671 6152 10)0 Stale St. Sanford Plaza - Far's 372 1387. 3721179 207 E 25th St JOBS WAITING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MLS - Expert Mechanics All work guaranteed Reasona ble prices 2$ yrs ex perience Moxley's Garage. . . REPOSSESSED _______ HAL COLBERT REALTY CaIIBart Across From Ranch flout,J JOHNS REALTY CO. HOME? 5100 down payment to qualified buyers. 1 BR. 1'-, baths, central heat, refurbished As low as $18,000, MIDWAY- 2 BR, frame, paneled walls, pine floors Only 55.950 GOLDSBORO- 3 SR. 1 bath, dining room, trees, frame home. 51 0.900 COUNTRYCLUBMANOR.....2 OR. I bath. Florida room, range & relrig 114.503 new, 10 mo's 'young kitchen equipped, washer, dryer, carpet, drapes and fenced yard Owr,er leaving town Call George WilliS, PEAL TOP ASSOCiATE . ii of Singer's top Touch arid Sew Zig Zaq machines A ssume balanceof 5(53 SOor pay $11 90 per month Will take trade in. Singer equipped to zig zag & make button holes. Balance of $30.30 or 10 payments of $6. Call credit manager, 3729111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Singer St or e Req. Real Estate Broker General C on tractor 372 6.457 Like 76A-Auto Repairs . ROBSOPi MARINE 297 97 ______ 8 Hwy Il ___ STEREO CONSOLE 371 8372 SRI4 I mi East - Call Us For Personalized Listing and S,tles Assislance $18,995 -- COUPITRYFURN DISTRIBUTORS FUTURA BY SINGER Or ill Al 101.1, __________ . JOHNNY WALKER COUNTRY CLUBMANOR-7 1 Price Just Reduced to 115.000. -____________ 55-Boats & Accessories Night TWENTY WEST-] 1.5 51950 Down; Assume 1st. Mortgage; Owner will hold 2nd 572,950, M't Sacrifice 1773 Streamtr.e, 33 ft Gr egory Mobile Homes. 3503 Orlando Drive. 323 5200 Annex. 2401 Park Ave.. Sanf or d 59-Musical WITT REALTY - 75-Recreational Vehicles Rummage. Plant & Bake Sale Saturday, Nov 6, 9 to S. Coregationat Christitt Church We sell our tr4d 0 furniture al low prces Good selection As soc. 32 3 0185 Reg Real Estate Broker, 321 0610 1 7Q( 11's a,. a,.., 322 0779 LAKE MARY - Sparkling I BR, Ii i balls home with Florida room, central heat & air A pleasure to own $73..150 New FHA 411 9913 AT CASSELBERRY 135 BOYS & GIRLS Reg Real Estate Broker 2638$ Sanford Ave 121 0759 eves 372.7613 NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll find him listed 'n our Businei,3 Service Directory -- ________________ --- Friday. Nov S. BOB East 201h St Clothing, gift items, toys etc __________.. - SELLERS CHARGE Reser ve free spaces _______________________________ Neighborhood Carport Sale- . D Phone 322 1716. 7 p m to 9 p m any night Good Shephard Lutheran Church (behind Penney's) Hot dogs Chill. 10 Plus Families par ticipating - - _____ Fmpty ynhur carport or garageMake 11$ and hive fun swapping f0i B.ng your erlicles to Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market. south 17 97, every Sunday, 3 a m loS p m NO 2102 Amelia Ave ---------. - BUYERS DEALERS 372 S9l 51-Household Goods NEED A BATEMAN REALTY CAMELOT From broker, 322 71/I - Cottage, 5 rooms, 1 bath, 231 S. itO st , Lake Mary. 511.500 Phone 830 1703 21 block. country kitchen, Screened porch, large lot, owner holdIng 11.000 do $130 mo $13,900 - N WA Pit YARD SALE Saturday and Sunday - kitchen Bathr oo m Cabinets. Coun'r top's Sinks Installation j'iaIahlr h '1 (.,uh,tl 3?? tOS? ,In','tirni' ____________________________ REALTOR . BROKERS Oays-'ifl 6173 Nlghts-372 2)52 COUNTY - $9,500 7 BR furnished, including washer and freeler. New roof, many extras For sale by Owner-Spacious i OR, Split plan, 2 bath, Inground pool, central heat & air, w to w carpet, closed in carport & family room. $3 1,900 3236371 NILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE Ill 315E. First St 372.3472 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY s, 2017 S FRENCH You iUSl won't find the SPACE in any other home - plus acreage Plus LAKEFRONT! 3 BR- could b I plus 3 car gar ge- All lot under 550.000! Call Carole Jordan, Realtor Associate TODAY for appointment. II Ethan Allan recline,' rocker. avoc ado green, $50. Call 3fl.7.559 between & bath home, carpeted. A. C . kit (hen equipped Assume first mortgage, S157 97 monthly and pay very SmAll down payment to move in No qualifying Im mediate Possession NEEDS TLC- 3 bedroom, I'., bath CO home Kitchen equipped Convenient to Pineo'est dens schoo l An excellent starter home for newly weds 519.300 3210O41 1 Acre Lakefront Lady's pant suits and dresses, 5ilC IT SURE IS CHEAPER to buy than rentt Sparkling, spacious 3 OR on big fenced lot. Screened porch, inside utility room plus outside storage Un O,hy MLS REALTORS 1)0 Hwy 134. L OflQiA,n,'i,i 831 8212 2 New Models Under $31,000 One Bedroom STATELY OLDER HOME Downtown Sanford on a large corner lot Spacious with I working fireplaces. 3 BR, 2 bath's The perfect place to display those antiques $2/,500 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR EXCITINGH Adult-Family 2 Acres, $8003 Huge Bedrooms 803W. list SI Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped No Age Limit, Do you need extra(,J Christmas money? Part time work available immediately; one week only Tremendous earnings See Wayne Linville at Holiday Inn, Sanford, Saturday, Nov 6 at 1 pm Sharp Parents welcome Longwood )A'1 6961 p1 323 OSI7 c,cs Studio. 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. EVERY DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow - Peg Real Estate Broker Patio Apartments Equal Housing Opportunity 628 8019. - eneva Luxury -- Equipment Lake Mary- 3 AR, I' bath newTractor -John Deere II hp. hydro homes. Under 525.000 With less static, Al" rotary mower. $1,000 than $750 down. Goyerrirnr,t 887 E Church Ave. Longwood. funding, By builder. 834 16.19, beatable at this price, $17,900. Call 1919 S French 322 1991 Eves 3?? 1496. 37? 1164. 37'? 1984 Vloney is available for subsidized housing in rural areas No down payment, monthly payments less than rent ardens CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS-- 030 6061 Evi't 37] 3849 Wm. H. Stemper.Realtor House In 3 Months Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath, Carpeted, garage, fenced Yard SIBS month, 373 7191 Full time, permanent position available for well qualified ap plicant. Good working conditions and employe benefiti. Salar commensurate with training an experience. Payroll experience desired but not required Please write, giving full details of training and experience to: Box 616. c o Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl 32771. ''O('R I.1T7'IF F'E You Can Have Your d1flwilde4BR.2balh. deluxe and Spacious $300 mo, plus deposit 377 3357 5100 DOWN- I pct. annual per centage rate. 360 months. 518.500 $16/ 76 pays all, 3 BR, 1, bath. completely renovated and seller pays closing costs - All areas. RAVENNA PARK-- 3 OR, 1 ba th CB home in excellent condillon. Has fenced rear yard, large pecan trees, near new roof, all new appliances in kitchen. SEE IT flOW' $ 21,600 ISeardall Ave.- Acreage, $14,500 They 're Hot" It You Quality (j( bath, Get Em While Lake Mary Blvd PER WEEK' (i Pinecresl- 3 BR. I bath. 119.500 3 OR, 1 tilCd bath, carpeted throughout, central heal and air On large shady lot in Sanford sies month Phone 665 6)11 * 3 BR, -- " 32-Houses Unfurnished for mobile home park. No real estate license required. Salary plus commission. Call 1238160 between 9 and 3 Bunker Lane 577.500 41-Houses - SALES PERSON-Weekends sales YingswoOd Court - 3 BR. 2 bath, 5271 900 Real Estate Restaurant Rummage Sate (Pheta Epsilon), Sat • Nov. 6. g am , in front o TOY Store. Small appliances, clothes & misc. Chairs, tables, deli case, scale, waffle iron, char broiler, etc 373 7//0 - $ 100 Dow n REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Anytime ---- . .- 70--Swap & Trade -- Used Immaculate] s, 7 balh with many extras, Must see ______________________________ to appreciate, Call 377 0831. Harold Hall Realty ON mor)iie home, furnished Plenty yard for Children & pets Phone 372 5.659 1 ((P apt kit equip . A C. carpeted, adults, no pets, $95. jfl 7296 wk dys after I CLERK-TYPIST 5-Lost & Found NOTICE TO BUYERSr,om,'s Call to siv' - LPN, I to 12 shift. Geriatric - If Winter Spring s rage Sales Guaranle rCconditonCd auto batteries, $12 93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sa nford Ave MUST SELL- 2 OR block, city Iutilities 112 Club RoaJ, Sanf or d Big 5500. refrigerator and air conditioner included at $11,900 or offer. Broker, 031 0111 Lpy SAXON INC $85 mo References. I BR Trailer in Paola 322 4870 Etficiency SItS Utilities md Call 372 U70 Day Service. We want your business Thanks LARGE FAMILY.- Spacious 3 BR 7 baths with family room & workshop. Only $18,500. scelneous for 5a - Bazaar Yard Sale-Nov. 5 8.6. 93 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardw i ck, Broker Deilons. MA 4Afl Beautiful BR. 2 bath, huge family room, choice Ravenna Park area. 1)1.900 34-Mobile Homes WELAKA APARTMENTS Babysitting in home, fenced yard, near Lake Mary school, one block off Lake Mary Blvd. 3230621. HOME- LIGHT & CHEERY- Impres sive 3 S room house on East Airport Blvd. 1175 month Phone 322 5714 or 030 Sanford-- Ideal for retired person. 1 6111 OR, upstairs, Quiet neighborhood $80 month 131 0990 days 6-Chiki Care - DELTONA-. 7 lots, 50'xl5O Asking 130.000 Loch Arbor area Extra large tree shaded yard 153.900 SUNLAND Nice 3 BR, lurnisI,d, on large tenced corner lot, AC, WW carpet, prefer olier couple Call or write I 901 529 9117, RI. 2, Box 112 EE, Green Cove Springs, Fl 32013. Will show Sat 106 101 Azalea Ln WHITE 3 lIP, I' bath, fully carpeted. central heal & air, large fenced y4rd, large workshop, plus metal utility bldg 323 1008 33-Houses Furnished 2296 after I wk days - Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER. ASSOC. (07W Commercial Phone 372 7181, Sanford EXECUTIVE ' 41-Houses 2521 Park Or 322 2110 Realtor Alter Hours; 322 9791 322 3991 1220640 "like new" I Br, 2 bath, choice Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and bedrooms, 5125 to 5135 menu Adults Phone 327 1010 Noon The Dog Before Publication . 2 or 3 BR, nice yard, water fur fished 2 miles from Sanford Adults only No pets 322 1305 GARNETT 'N. Thursday, Nov. 4, 176-7S - 41-Houses Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. ','Inter Springs 3 OR. excellent condition, min lease 6 mos $265 "u No Pets N.-ar school 3770335 SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 beclroni frailer apIs Adult & family pirl Weekly 3515 P4wy il 97. Santori 373 1930 31c a line 41-Houses For Rent or For Sale 3 OR, 1 2 bath, den, paneled; water sot tenet 53.000 & assume payments $Ill per month 373 91/5 31-Apartments Furnishei RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. p.m. winter Pork - 32-Houses Unfurnished CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ________________ ------- LEARN FOR FUN I A,i14' Or's. Dess .Mak'r'g. Dx'ages, u;r.cisler'y 3220707 IWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's AFact! Classified Ads Gets R esults And That's A Fact Too' -- um - Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All ty pe s and sI:as arid Seryi( We repair STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 20/W 2nd 51 3n 64n: 'ITo List Your Business-Dial 322-2611_9991 1 �IS—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 4, 1976 S 69th Year, No, 66—Friday, November 5, 1976 Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents In Commission Race Absentee Count ç THE END(S) Lj'JJ Seminole high goes into tonight's game m at Lyman with an eve on the future, .' and that ' s a lso on the i 'erau Drawing by Jane Casselberryi Coke Recess . I I _____ . " .. ..• - ' -— ,. a,.j . ________ .. ____________ # ). . j'U' "The judge will just snort coke and see how it feels," Lawson said. I -. . (left) and Greg Pringle. defensive ends on '( iiiiiiolt s undefe ated f o otball te'im (', minnie ('otintv team details. . Page 1.) . I ..4 MeKenney had said he would not rule on the case until he had tried the drug. Lawyers for defendant Richard Miller asked that the charges be dismissed on grounds that cocaine Is a "harmless, nonaddictive. recreational drug." . . . - ,T / \ ' . " District Court Chief Justice Samuel E. Zoll expressed concern about the experiment's "Impact on the entire district court system." R efuses To Be D ; qual • ed I i fi Longwood Hopeful Shuns Edict , Robert N. Daves, who has declared himself a candidate for the district three seat on the Longwood city Council, refused to be disqualified from the Dec. 7 election race today, despite a federal court ruling that casts doubt on whether he is qualified. "I don't want any more conversations about my qualifications," Daves said today, adding he is requiring that any notification from the appropriate city officials regarding his qualifications be "sent to ne in writing." "Then I will take it to my legal counsel and we will take it from there, he said, indicating the next step would be court action. "I've be en advised by my legal counsel that the entire amendment to the city cha rt er requiring a one year residency of council candidates plus a freeholder provision) is unconstitutional," Daves said. In the past few days. Daves was first rejected as a candidate for the council because he does not own real property within the city. I . , n v~ \ TROPHY TIME CHECK Making sure everN thing is in order in the way of trophies For Saturday night's Second An- Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous tu Your Health. County Band Festival are Evening Herald General Manager Frank Voltoline (left) and Sanford ('ivitan President Nick Mergo. Six area hands will strut their stuff at Lyman High Stadium starting at 7:30 p.m., in the festival, jointly sponsored by The Evening Hera Id and the Sanford ('iv itans. Bands From Bishop Moore, Lake Hrantlev, Lake Iloell, Lv man, Oviedo and Seminole highs will participate and each will receive a trophy for their efforts. Tickets, priced at $2 per person, are available at First Federal of Seminole and front members of the area bands and hand booster groups. -. - a - . • a I . J -. - a • a a • a - a L - a___________ a a '3 \. - work will begin on the counting of some 700 absentee ballots which contained only the presidential r ace. Unofficial returns gave the , WIRES, WIRES He L ked And Talked More Like A President... ranch. This morning's tour was led bv Tom McElroy I right), president of the Telephone Pioneers of America, Sanford oo I Jobless Rate Rises, Page 2A ) '1 That : , But there were none ot the trappings. No trumpet flourLshes, no dazzling chandeliers, no flags, no seal of office, no honor guards Yet, standing there before that weather-worn old depot in this little Southern town at his first post-election news conference. telecast across the land to countrymen still wondering much Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined : G By JULE.S tA)Ii Associated Press Writer PLAINS. Ga - There he was, tile next president of IL 'ited States. 13 tng'iar 0.8 rng. rcoiinc av. pr cigiaen, FtC Rapti Apr:76 w inners of two county commission races on Tuesday's general election ballot rema i ned undetermined as the counting of absentee ballots continued today. Unofficial returns late Tuesday night showed that 298 soles separated incumbent ULpublitan Ri c hard Williams and former Police Capt. David Gunter D-Altamonte Springs) in their contest for the district three seat on the county commission. Williams is leading in the unofficial results. Th e oth er cliff-hanger is for the district five county cornmission seat between former County Zoning Board member William E. iffi ll Kirchhoff (RSanford) and ex-County Commissioner John Alexander D-Sanlord. Some 584 ballots separate the two, with Kirchhoff leading. Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce said today that counting ho pe f ul ly will be completed Late this afternoon. When the regular ballot counting is completed, City Attorney Ned Julian at that time pointed to a a presider.t county to President Gerald ft federal court decision disallowing a provision that a Ford, who received 24,578 The candidate qualifying period ends in Longwood at candidate be a property owner and Daves was allowed 3 p.m. toda. votes, while Jimmy Carter to qualify. received 18,34. So far, six candidates have qualified for the mayor's Then Julian was asked to research the question of office, currently held by James R. Lormarm, including Some 83.34 per cent, 46,345, of whether Daves was qualified in that he had not ben a Andrew Seminazzi. Ethel Glassberg Goldberg, Peter Seminole's 55,680 eligible voters resident of the city for a year as required by the Piano, Mrs. Lynette Dennis, Charles Barstit and Lyn IWT.Cd out to cast ballots in the charter, election. Mayer. Attorney Carmine Bravo may also qualify in Julian said the federal court opinion finds con- the mayor's race. Mrs. Bruce said the 3,300 stitutional a six-month residency requirement, which . absentee ballots for Tuesday's For the di strict five seats on the city council, held by does riot necessarily mean a one-year residency would election is the hi ghest num be r erard Connell , fo ur candidates - Jerome McCaule y, • be fo un d either constitutional or unconstitutional. • • o absentees ever cast in a i However, he not ed the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled liars-c>' Sinerilson, Stephen Barton and Steve Seminole County election. Four — base qualified and William B. Mitchell may ma y qualify that a seven year residency requirement for the years ago 2,000 absentees were -before 1k d eadli n e. governor of New Hampshire is constitutional and a filed. (Herald Photo ' Torn V i ncent ) seven year residency requirement for a state senator If Daves is permitted to run he would oppose Council The current absentee ballot in another state is constitutional. Chairman J. It. Grant. cuni k Liken longer than any In addition, Julian noted the U. S. Constitution sets Betty Brown, wife of former mayor and television other in the county's election residency reqwrei-nenls of seven years for a news director Kenneth Brown, will be running against history. Canvassers began their All that nes-bangled telephone company equipment congressman, nine Years for a senator and 14 years for 18-year 't'tcran city clerk. Onnie H .Shomatt'. s BALLOT, Page 2A used h Southern Bell in its Sanford plant captures the attention of residents of the Seminole Youth i;1 nual Seminole The __ , : Staff Writer • niimsoICharesRiggins BOSTON iAPi - A New York doctor has agreed to allow a Massachusetts fudge to sample cocaine In a controlled hospital setting to help the Judge decide a case of cocaine possession. Roxbury District Court Judge Elwood S. McKenney will go to New York for the experiment with Prof. Richard Resnick at New York Medical College as soon as McKcnney's schedule permits, defense attorney James Lawson said, On,,,On,,, ___Goes IT'S SIMPLY about the person they had chosen as their 39th chief eecUti .Juiiniy Carter looked and talked more like a president than eser l.w fore. lie was forthcoming in his answers He was gracious to his defeated opponent. He flashed spontaneity. lie showed bohlncs;. dignity, humor. Maybe it was the emancipating effect of victory. Certainis the man answering questions Thursday was hot the intense candidate whose steely miiien, many thought, betrayed an inordinate hunger f r the job. The Jimmy Carter outside the depot was serenely confident. The president-elect doing the job. lie seemed in control of himself, in control of the situation. The hard edges of the campaigner were smooth, fuzzy edges sharpened. lie even managed to back off adroitly from one of the stands he stumbled into in the heat of electioneering, the business about keeping U.S. hands off Yugoslavia, Somehow, he rounded hisposition off into acceptableperspectives without seeming, in that old haunting phrase, to have flip-flopped. Those who knew him best said his wit was always there.just wait So. asked bow he could unify the nation after losing practically all the Western half, Jimmy Carter smiled. Not a push-button smile. And asked, hadn't he won Hawaii, the Western-most of all" tie spoke of taxes and of foreign affairs and of his notion of what a mandate meant and tie spoke with unaccustomed authority and sureness. He was at ease. The only other tunes the nation had a sustained look at Carter were in three televised presidential debates. Sterile affairs they were, held in antiseptic arenas, stage-managed to the last WI timeter. This time, by contrast, the president-elect stood not at a plastic lectern but at an antique hand-hewn pine pulpit salvaged from a long-forgotten country church in Douglasville, c. His spectators were not strangers in theater seats but neighbors and some curious tourists, about 400 in all, who stood in the night air to watch from behind hemp ropes strung between green oil drums. - Lna his que iu,,vis sat uii folding chat" borrowed from an undertaker And his vice president-elect and both their wives and sonic of their children sat off to one side in the railroad yard gravel on two dilapidated pews - a sort of, well, peanut gallery. The IV lights glared, a melancholy hint that quiet little Plains would never be the same, not at least for the next four years. But overhead, a full moon turned surrounding Georgia pines into spearpomnts, piercing the crisp November sky. One could indeed sense much that was genuine in Plains, Gq. S And I Quit' ' - ..,. - . . ' '• - They suffered,,, Some climbed the walls,,, Some said it was a breeze,,, But all agreed they're glad they did it.., Never, -' never another . us' puff... Sundas Herald, Page l(' Today PATE'S POINTERS Mrs. Margaret Kinne'1, a Around The ('lock Bridge Church Comics Crossword Editorial Dr Ahbs or, Lamb (-A 6-li hiorocope 2-B Hospital Obituaries 6-B Sports TcletsIon (-A %eathcr 1-11 Wcmen 6.B 6-B 3-A 3-A 54-A 4-B 3-A I-B contestant in the Second ge (1k nipics golf competition, which starts in Sanford on Monday. gets valuable Annual Golden instruction front U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate, who has been visiting with his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Stanish of $ 1 3 Sanford Ave., Sanford. Pate is competing in the Walt Disney World Golf ('lassie this week, which runs through Sunday, To find out how Jerry's doing, see Page SA. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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